April 1, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 115

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White paper on `463.52 crore added to deficit

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, MAR 31 (NPN): As per the budget figures contained in the budget speech of chief minister Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü, who also holds the crucial finance portfolio, the financial year (2017-18) is expected to close with a negative balance (deficit) projected at Rs.1437.84 crore.

The explanation for the deficit was cited on the negative opening balance of the previous year (2016-17) at Rs.1426 crore.

In the transaction during the period 2016-17, it was expected to end with a positive balance of Rs. 220 crore. However due to the negative opening balance of Rs.1657.87 crore for 2017-18 the financial year was expected to close with a negative balance of Rs.1437.84 crore.

There was however one factor that had not been highlighted except by BJP legislator Mmhonlumo during the discussion on the budget. He pointed out

State govt notifies on service length

D IMAPUR, MAR 31 (NPN): State government has notified that the period of service rendered on ad hoc/contract/workcharged/substitute basis would be treated as public employment and included in computation of length of service for the purpose of pension under the Nagaland Retirement from Public Employment (2nd Amendment) Act, 2009.

According to an official bulletin, this was stated in an office memorandum from the P&AR department, which was issued following a landmark judgement and order dated March 14, 2017 in W.A. No. 5(K) of 2017, the Kohima Bench of Gauhati High Court.

While passing the judgement, the court observed that “in view of the expressed provision defining public employment which does not distinguish between regular appointment and adhoc/contract/work-charged appointment for the purpose of retirement, period rendered on such basis has to be computed for the purpose of computation of 35 years of public employment”.

This OM supersedes all office memoranda on the subject including the P&AR Department memorandum dated August 1, 2012, it stated.

This is it!

“Well, in our days we had to earn. Now you are skilled but unable to earn.”

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that the closing deficit of the previous year(2015-16) was projected at Rs.1191.35 crore. Kikon pointed out that as the opening deficit for the financial year 2016-17 was to the tune of Rs.1657.87 crore while the closing deficit for the same period was to the tune of Rs.119.35 crore; a whopping Rs.463.52 crore was added to the later cited figure.

This implied that there has been an increased deficit of Rs.463.52 crore during the period 201617. The MLA had asked the chief minister to bring out a white paper on the financial transactions during 2016-17 so as to bring out the facts on how such a huge amount was added as deficit and who were involved.

The 12th Nagaland Legislative Assembly had voted the 2017-18 budget of 16,375.42crore on March 30, 2017 showing an increase by Rs.2716.68 crore over the previous year’s budget (2016-17) of Rs.13658.74 crore. Even

in the previous year, as per the standard operating procedure of the finance department, there was the same window dressing where it stated that Rs.225 crore (managed from whatever sources) would reduce the deficit.

Even in the present budget the finance department has come out with the ‘200’ figure (positive transaction).

It may be pointed out that having reflected higher receipts of Rs.2716.68 crore from the previous year; a huge amount of money has transacted through the finance department.

Therefore, the demand for a white paper on the 2016-17 transactions is not only a just demand but one that the public would be most keen to know.

Nagaland is the highest recipient of funds from the government of India as state share of central taxes which made grants to devolution as per the formula worked out by the 14th Finance Commission.

DVC reminds govt on ULBs

DIMAPUR, MAR 31 (NPN): Diphupar Village Council (DVC) has reminded State government to implement its decision (to initiate the process of dialogue and consultation with the stakeholders on election to the ULBs in order to arrive at a broad based consensus on the issue) in letter and spirit at the earliest, which would be acceptable to the people.

DVC made this statement, while lauding chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü for taking up the issue on Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) elections at the recently concluded Assembly Session, where he had announced the government’s decision to initiate the process of dialogue and consultation with the stakeholders on election to the Urban Local Bodies (ULBs).

In this regard, DVC chairman Lanutoshi and secretary E.Philip Lotha

said that it was time to “explore all parties to find an amicable solution rather than justifying own position”. The council also praised State government for the successful conduct of the 12th Assembly Session under the leadership of Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü.

DVC also appreciated the government for listening to the voice of the people in fulfilling some of their demands- stepping down of the then chief minister, TR Zeliang from his chair and nullifying ULB elections held on February 1, 2017.

However, DVC reminded the government that the recent unrest and its resulted destruction to both government and public properties after government decision to hold ULB election was a matter of great concern for every law abiding Naga citizens.

CMO defends Dr. Shürhozelie

DIMAPUR, MAR 31 (NPN): Reacting to NPCC’s attack on the chief minister Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) through its media cell on Friday said that if Dr Shürhozelie has now become the chief minister it was because of constitutional provisions and parliamentary procedures, and not through backdoor or front door, as alleged by the Congress party.

In a press release, CMO media cell said that going by the logic put forth by the Congress party that the party president became the chief minister by “default”, it would appear that the Congress party has been made redundant in today’s context by “their fault” and not anybody else’s fault as all its legislators and senior leaders parted ways with it leaving a few rejects to man the organization.

Reminding how Dr. Manmohan Singh became the union finance minister in 1991 when he had to be hurriedly elected from Assam as a Rajya Sabha member and how late PV Narasimha Rao became the Prime Minister without being a member of either House of Parliament,

alleges JCC rejects state govt’s reply landENPUD encroachment

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, MAR 31 (NPN): Joint Co-ordination Committee (JCC) on Friday rejected the letter issued by the Home department, in response to the March 8 ultimatum issued by JCC and Nagaland Tribes Action Committee (NTAC) demanding suspension of officials/personnel involved in January 31 firing incidents in Dimapur and Longleng.

In the letter signed by Home commissioner Abhijit Sinha, the government informed JCC/NTAC that the suspension of officials and police personnel would “neither be justifiable nor proper” at a stage when demand for impartial judicial probe had been duly considered and examined from all aspects.

The letter also stated it would be appropriate to wait for the JIC report before taking any action against the officials and other personnel.

According to JCC, the stand of the State government was in contravention of the law and therefore rejected the letter. Citing CCS (CCA) Rule 10 which states that a government servant may be placed under suspension: “where a disciplinary pro(Cont’d on p-8) ceeding against him is con-

templated or is pending; or (a) where, in the opinion of the authority aforesaid, he has engaged himself in activities prejudicial to the interest of the security of the State; or (b) where a case against him in respect of any criminal offence is under investigation, inquiry or trial......,” JCC advised the state government not to go against the established law to avoid any misadventure.

It further informed that the former CP, Dimapur and DCP (II) were already transferred out. Through the letter, the government also requested JCC/NTAC to suggest a suitable person for inclusion in the three member body of JIC, which it said would also expand its scope of investigation to include all violent incidents that occurred in connection with ULB elections. Transferring of DC Longleng may be considered for free and impartial inquiry, it added.

Slams CM’s statement

Joint Co-ordination Committee (JCC) on Friday came down heavily on Nagaland chief minister Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü for his “test of patience” statement, following the renewed ulti-

matum served on the government by JCC demanding suspension of several officials allegedly involved in January 31 firing incidents in Dimapur and Longleng.

Addressing media persons here Chakesang Hoho building on Monday, JCC convenor Supu Jamir said such unbecoming language of the chief minister was an “exhibition of his arrogance and narrow-mindedness which demeans the chair of the chief minister.”

JCC also accused Dr. Shürhozelie of being “ignorant about rule of law” for his statement that the bullet retrieved from the injured youth did not belong to weapon used by state police.

While asking Dr. Shürhozelie to explain from whose gun the bullet was shot, JCC advised CM not to speak about the investigation since the JIC was yet to be formed.

JCC further expressed apprehension whether JIC would be able to conduct an impartial inquiry saying Dr. Shürhozelie’s statement could influence the course and outcome of the inquiry.

Meanwhile, meeting between JCC, NTAC and apex tribes bodies has been called on April 5, 12 noon at Chakesang Hoho building.

DIMAPUR, MAR 31 (NPN): Eastern Nagaland People’s Union Dimapur (Dimapur) has taken serious note on the prevailing situations at “Sangtemtilla village” under Dimapur, where some few vested interest individuals/parties were trying to encroach upon the Sangtemtilla village jurisdiction boundary line with the sole intention of occupying the land.

According to ENPUD president M.C. Ongbou Chang and general secretary Jeange Yanlem Konyak, Sangtemtilla village was established in the year 1951(as per written documents and oral transition) and since then has been living harmoniously with its neighbouring villages.

However, some persons while trying to encroach upon the land have created fear and tension to the peaceful village. In this regard, ENPUD on behalf of the eastern people living in Dimapur district has appealed to those people or persons to restraint from such illegal move. It also appealed to the district administration to take up the matter for an early amicable solution.

Petrol and diesel price slashed NEW DELHI, MAR 31 (AGENCIES): Public Sector Oil Marketing Company, Indian Oil has reduced the retail price of petrol by Rs 3.77 per litre and Diesel by Rs 2.91/litre.

An official statement said, “The current level of international product prices of Petrol & Diesel and INRUSD exchange rate warrant decrease in selling price of Petrol and Diesel, the impact of which is being passed on to the consumers with this price revision.” The revised prices will be effective from midnight March 31/April 1.

Corrigendum

Apropos the news item ‘Rs.16000 cr budget passed by NLA’ published on March 31, the first para should be reads as “Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) passed a budget for 2017-18 amounting to Rs. 16,375.42 crore by voice vote...” and not as published.

(Cont’d on p-8) Correspondent

NPF hits back at ACAUT; Therie slams NPF

ACAUT un-mandated, says NPF NPF springboard of RSS-BJP: Therie DIMAPUR, MAR 31 (NPN): NPF central through its media & press bureau has slammed ACAUT for posing a challenge for a public debate on corruption, terming it as an un-mandated organisation with a few busy-bodies spearheading its supposedly social crusade with utopian aim to cure the society of all social ills in a matter of months.

NPF reminded ACAUT that the ‘common platform on Naga issue’ organized by it on September 21, 2015, “turned out to be a huge flop and a slap on the face with all mass-based civil societies boycotting it.”

It said the turnout was embarrassing as only a handful made it and pictures of empty chairs were acutely pitiful.

The party advised ACAUT members to understand that NPF does not defend or condone any kind of corruption in the system. “But the deep-rooted corruption in the society is all-pervading and needs concerted efforts of everyone to eradicate it,” said NPF, adding: “we cannot expect miracles to happen right in front of our eyes.”

However, providing good governance to the people being the professed and avowed stand of the NPF-led DAN government, NPF said (Cont’d on p-8)

Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has once again turned its gun towards NPF alleging that the party was the springboard political party of the RSS-BJP in the state, partially responsible for installing BJP in the North East.

In a press note NPCC president, K. Therie said there was a belief in the minds of the people that unless “we are close to the central govt. at Delhi, we cannot run the state govt, expecting special plan assistance and special non-plan assistance to wipe out the deficits and shortfall of cash in the Civil Deposit.”

However, deep in their inner mind, the BJP recognises that whatever Nagas say, Nagaland is a Christian State, Therie said.

It said the Finance ministry or any other ministry in the BJP Govt. would be answerable to RSS for giving any special assistance to a Christian state like Nagaland.

However, he said the UPA government considering government employees as citizens of India without any political colour, released Rs. 712 crore as special non-plan assistance and Rs 326 crore as special planassistance. “If the BJP govt. cannot even release the entitlements under the 14th FC award, then what is the (Cont’d on p-8) K Y M C

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Govt re-constitutes S-HPC for Swachh Bharat Mission

Kohima police seize ganja

Neli Mao

D I M A P U R : Ko h i m a Police manning Peducha check gate while conducting routine checking and frisking of vehicles intercepted one Tata Sumo (AS04F-8981) and recovered 30 kilos of contraband ganja worth Rs. 1,50,000 (national market).

According to SDPO (S) and PRO Atu Zumvü, in this connection, one person identified as Neli Mao (55), son of late Nokhre A. Neli, Chakumi village, Senapati, Manipur was taken into police custody and a regular case have been registered against him for conducting further investigation.

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Sanction projects relating to Solid Waste Management recommended by the ULBs. Plan for additional resource mobilization. Plan for fund flow in the short, medium and long term.

Recommend proposals for release of installments of funds for projects under the Mission. Monitor outcome and O&M arrangements of projects sanctioned and completed under the Mission. Review the progress of Capacity Building, IEC, and Public Awareness activities under the Mission and approve their annual action plan.

SLAC under SBM-U re-constituted

In a separate notification, Urban Development Department has informed that in pursuant to Government of India, Ministry of Urban Development and as per amended Guidelines of Swachh Bharat Mission-

NSCN (R) UT-I cautions

DIMAPUR: NSCN/ GPRN (R) UT-I has cautioned the “unauthorized imposter” collecting yearly tax in the name of Chaplee affairs under UT-I jurisdiction, without the knowledge of chairman and secretary UT-I. NSCN GPRN (R) MIP has informed all business community, various unions and association under UT-I jurisdiction not to entertain any persons without the consent and knowledge of its chairman and secretary. For further queries and clarification, one has been asked to contact chairman L.G. Sumi at 7627940453 and secretary I.K. Aye at 7085605559.

DIMAPUR: District Congress Committee (DCC) Peren while stating that it strongly stands against “nepotism, favouritism and corruption perpetrated by T.R. Zeliang” has asked Zeliang People’s Organisation (ZPO) Nagaland to “walk out of the shadow of T.R. Zeliang and cease to be his mouthpiece and raise issues that concern the rights and welfare of the people in which it has miserably failed so far.”

In a press statement DCC Peren media cell, said it was enlightening that ZPO (N) has claimed to be “social organization working for the rights and welfare of its people”.

DCC Peren said if ZPO (N) really work for its people then it should also speak up for the rights and welfare of the Tening Sub Division whose roads T.R. Zeliang has left unrepaired/unmade inspite of representing it for 20 years. It said ZPO (N) should have spoken for the welfare of Kebai-Khelma area whose roads were repaired every year by the “poor villagers with contributions from MGNREGA funds”. Claiming that ZPO (N) was least bothered about raising other such issues, DCC Peren said its sole purpose for existence was found only when defending the “corrupt activities” of T.R. Zeliang and his close relatives and not the rights and welfare of the people as K

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claimed by ZPO (N). Stating that DCC Peren was not against any development programme if it benefits all the citizens of Peren district, it said “T.R. Zeliang was elected to be the leader of the people and not for his family and few of his cronies.”

has informed that the following designation of the Commissioner & Secretary (Home) Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority, Women Resource Development, Relief & Rehabilitation shall be used for all related correspondences. Henceforth, all concerned have been requested to use the correct designation for correspondences where copies have also been endorsed to all AHoDs, HoDs and Deputy Commissioners.

AH&VS exam postponed: Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sciences, director I.P. Khala has informed that the written examination and computer test for filling up of 6 post of LDA cum Computer Assistant (District) under the Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Nagaland which was scheduled to be held on April 8 and 22 respectively have been postponed due to unprecedented receipt of too many applicants coupled with the shortage of manpower and infrastructure in the Directorate Office as well as other technical reasons. The new schedules of the exams would be informed later. The department has regretted the inconvenience.

ANATG Wka unit informs: All Nagaland Adhoc Fixed Teachers Union (ANATG) has informed all the Adhoc Fixed Teachers’, drawing teachers, carpentry instructors serving under SDEO Wokha and SDEO Bhandari, who had completed three years of continuous service as on December 31, 2015 that there would be a deduction of Rs. 400 from March salary on account of yearly membership. For further details one has been asked to contact at 9612904399.

W’shop on conservation of indigenous mashers: Anglers Association Nagaland (AAN) would be conducting a oneday workshop on conservation of indigenous Masheers in association with Masheer Trust London on April 9 at 2 p.m. at Hotel Accacia Conference Hall, Dimapur. For any queries one has been asked to contact AAN president at 9436008190 and general secretary at 9402696734.

2nd round of IPPI on April 2

DIMAPUR: Nagaland along with other states in India would be administrating 2nd round of Intensive Pulse Polio Immunisation (IPPI) on April 2. The Department of Health & Family Welfare has informed that it was all geared up to administer Polio drops to over 2,29,587 eligible children from 0-5 years throughout the state in 2296 polio booths to be manned by 9184 health personnel and 459 supervisors along with vaccines and other logistics.

It has informed that special focus would be given to migrant population with an aim to prevent importation of Polio cases. The total number of children covered during the 1st round IPPI held on the January 29 was 2, 18,993.

The department has appealed to all sections of the society, agencies (government and non government, including the security forces and police), organizations, churches and community leaders and especially parents of children below 5 years to come forward and ensure that all eligible children receive the “Two Drops of Life.”

For any information one has been asked to contact nearest Health Centre or the chief Medical Officer/Dis- A mass social work was conducted on March 30 at Tenyiphe 1 village council trict Programme Officer (RCH & UIP) of each district. hall and its surroundings by Tenyiphe -I VLO.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED MOTHER

DIMAPUR: 5 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) recovered cache of arms, ammunitions and “warlike stores” from a forest in general area Asukhomi and Lizu Naghuto on March 28.

According to PRO IGAR (N) the recovered items included one 5.56 mm HK-33 Rifle with magazine, one 7.62 mm AK-56 Rifle with magazine and 66 live ammunitions and other warlike stores suspected to be hidden by the members of NSCN (K).

The seized arms and ammunition have been handed over to Zunheboto Police Station, PRO stated.

DCC Peren asks ZPO (N) to work for people not TR

Urban (Section 11.2.1), the Government of Nagaland has constituted the State Level Advisory Committee (SLAC) under SBM-U to discharge the powers and functions of the State High Powered Committee (SHPSC).

It informed that the state level advisory committee would consist of the following: Secretary, Urban development Department as chairman; State Mision Director, SBM-U as convenor and secretary, Public Health Engineering Department, Secretary, Finance Department and Director, Municipal Affairs as members and any other members as may be coopted by the committee. It has informed that the functions of the State Level Advisory Committee (SLAC) under SBM-U shall be as Para II (i-xvi) of Notification of even number dated 19.04.2016.

DPDB Tsg meeting: District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) Tuensang monthly meeting has been convened on April 6 at 11 a.m. at deputy commissioner conference hall, Tuensang. All the DPDB members have been requested to attend the meeting.

PNU annual general assembly: Poumai Naga Union (PNU) has convened its annual general assembly for the year (2016-17) on April 5, 10 a.m. at Purul Atongba village. All constituents units and other members have been asked to attend the assembly session.

RMSA Dmu adolescent girls’ awareness pro: Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyan (RMSA), District Education Mission Office (DEMO) Dimapur would be organizing one day “adolescent girls’ awareness programme” on April 3 at 10 a.m. at UBRC Hall, Nagarjan (Kuda) Dimapur.

ICIT polytechnic Mkg informs: ICIT polytechnic Mokokchung has informed that forms for its compartmental exam odd semester (1, 3, 5) 2016 exam scheduled on May 17 would be issued from the exam cell. All students having compartmental papers have been requested to submit their filled up forms on or before April 10. Further, ICIT Mokokchung exam superintendent, Licali, has informed that no forms would be accepted after the stipulated time.

DDADU informs: Dimapur District Autorickshaw Driver’s Union (DDADU) has informed the rightful owner to claim the dome mechanical seal fiber optic splice closure-GJS8020 (FOSC) from the head office, supermarket, OB-9, near Hotel Saramati within seven days.

DDADU further informed that later no claim would be entertained. DDADU also stated that auto-drivers should not be blamed for any belongings lost in the auto for one’s own negligence.

NSDMA informs: Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (Home Department) in a notification

LT. S. AMENLA AIER

Born - 16th April 1964 – Died on 30th March 2017

Nothing last forever, Death brings everything to an end It's been one year ago "Mum" since you left us on this day, the 1st of April 2016 for your heavenly abode.

But not a single day passes without you being in our thoughts.

Now only memories of the sweet moments we shared remains.

It's your memory "Mum" that gives us a reason to held on, but behind that memory, we always shed silent tears because nothing can fill the gap that you left behind.

We Miss you Mummy.

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We the family members of Lt. Limonthung Shitiri of Pangti Village, who is presently residing at Diphupar Village, Dimapur, would like to express our profound & heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially & materially at his sudden demise on 30th March, 2017.

May the Almighty bless and keep you.

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Loving wife, children in-laws, grandchildren & relatives

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Loving family members, relatives and loved ones

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Department, Ministry of Urban Development and State Informatics Officer (SIO), NIC as members and administrators, KMC/ DMC as co-opted members.

The release informed that the functions of SHPC would include: preparation, approval, and online publishing of State Sanitation Strategy (SSS) for Nagaland and City Sanitation Plan (CSP) for all cities covered under SBM (Urban). Finalisation of the Concept Note of the Urban Sanitation Situation before submission to the SBM National Mission Directorate, Empanelment consultants of repute and experience for: Preparation of DPRs under SBM, conducting independent review and monitoring during execution of projects, empanel reputed Institutes like IITs, NITs, State Technical Universities etc for appraisal of DPRs.

news in brief

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DIMAPUR: Government of Nagaland has re-constituted the State High Powered Committee (S-HPC) for the management of Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban) at the State level with immediate effect.

According to DIPR report, Urban Development Department has informed that the S-HPC would consist of the following members: chief secretary as the chairperson, secretary, Urban Development Department as vice chairperson, director, Urban Development & State Mission Director (SBM) as member secretary and representatives of Planning & Coordination Department, Home Department, Finance Department, Housing Department, School Education Department, Tourism Department , Health & Family Welfare Department, PHE Department, Municipal Affairs

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nagalandpost.com Poll Q.: Describe the recent budget presented by the CM-cum-FM in the NLA 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

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both central and state helpful for the people?  Yes, by and large.

No, only for a privileged  section.  Can’t say

WEATHER FORECAST April 1

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A thunderstorm in the area

31 24

A thunderstorm in the area

28 18

Aizawl

Guwahati A thunderstorm in spots

29 19

Thunderstorm

26 17

Itanagar A thunderstorm in the area

26 17

A thunderstorm in the area

20 15

Imphal Shillong

A t-storm in spots; cooler Dimapur A shower or t-storm in spots Mkg A t-storm in spots; cooler Tuensang A t-storm in spots; cooler Wokha A t-storm in spots; cooler

21 6

Zunheboto Not as warm with a t-storm

20 13

Kohima

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Parliamentary Secretary for Higher Education, Deo Nukhu releasing the brochure of NIT at the Annual Techno Cultural Festival NIT, Chumukedima on Friday. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Parliamentary Secretary for Higher and Te c h n i c a l E d u c a t i o n Nagaland, Deo Nukhu, has announced that Nagaland would soon get School of Planning & Architecture and Engineering College under Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India.

Speaking at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Nagaland annual Techno Cultural Festival ‘Ekarikthin’ on Friday at NIT campus,

Chumukedima Dimapur, Deo expressed optimism that the faculty and students would be benefitted and solicited their cooperation and suppor t once the institutes were set up.

A report by DIPR stated that Deo observed that undergoing technical and professional studies was not an easy task.

He felt that it was an occasion for refreshing one’s mind while exhibiting their potentialities and talents.

NBSE notifies on COBSE

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has notified all concerned that it is a member Board of the Council of Boards of School Education in India (COBSE).

According to DIPR, NBSE has informed that it grants reciprocal recognition to the certificates of examinations conducted

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by the member Boards/ Councils of COBSE only.

NBSE has informed that it admits only the students who have studied from the member Boards/ Councils of COBSE and on fulfillment of the criteria prescribed by the Board.

As such, it notified that all registered institutions shall admit only those students who have been

certified passed or qualified at an examination by a member Board or Council of COBSE. Before admitting, the institution has been asked to verify and check that the student have studied and appeared in the Core subjects i.e. Mathematics, Science, Social Sciences, English and a Second language.

The parliamentary secretary also shared his thoughts on ‘Ekarikthin’ which means “sharing the same heritage” in Sanskrit and said the platform would give opportunity to the students of NIT and other institutions to come together to showcase their talents and potentials in various fields.

He said ‘Ekarikthin’ would be of great importance to the country as India has “unity in d i ve r s i t y o f c u l t u r e,

languages, and religions to come together through this event of techno cultural fest”.

C o nve y i n g g o o d wishes to all the performers of the 3rd edition of ‘Ekarikthin’, he advised them to perform with utmost sincerity and d i l i ge n c e i n o r d e r t o display the potentials in them to enlighten the rest of the audience of NIT in achieving the national goal of “unity in diversity.”

In the occasion the chief guest launched NIT’s website and also released the brochure.

In the programme, Sumi Students Union, Patkai Christian College presented cultural item while Kalino presented a special number. Principal of NIT delivered the welcome note.

The three day event will feature popular bands like Magdalene from Aizawl; Spunk Band from Kolkota, Alobo Naga from Nagaland.

Besides Cosplay, Nagaland beatbox Championship, vo i c e o f E k a r i k t h i n , Mr. & Mrs. Ekarikthin, Rockville, Gaming carnage, Robotics would be the other highlights during the Techno Cultural Festival at NIT Chumukedima.

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Simulation of disaster and reaction to its effect at Kohima Science College.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), in collaboration with State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), and support by Fire & Emergency services, Ko h i m a o r g a n i z e d a disaster management drill at Kohima Science College (KSC) Jotsoma on Friday.

T h e e ve n t w a s a simulation of disaster and reaction to its effect in real time and place and it was focused at disaster preparedness in institutions.

Guided and supported by the disaster management agencies, KSC teachers and the students participated in

the drill. On completion of the exercise, debriefing was held to review the performance and steps to improve upon response in the event of a disaster were formulated.

KSC principal and responsible officer of the drill, Dr I. Anungla Aier expressed gratitude to the organizers and supporting departments for having selected the college for this initiative.

O S D, N S D M A , Jo h n n y Ro n g m i e a n d S R RO, L . Jo n j i b e m o Odyuo, opined that Kohima Science College may be used as a model to develop a module of training in

disaster management for other institutions of the state.

Earlier, led by assistant professor KSC, Kenneth Punyu, a program was held on the basics of disaster management where officers from the NSDMA and the district’s counterpart, Thejangulie Zao, Temsuwangshi and Khrolou Kosa Lohe spoke.

The programme culminated with instructions on fire safety and table top exercise delivered by inspector, Fire& Emergency Services, Kenny Khing and SRRO, NSDMA, L. Jonjibemo Odyuo.

ARSU demands completion of GHS Amahator

DIMAPUR: Amahator Range Students’ Union (ARSU) has asked State Mission Director (RMSA) Nagaland to star t constr uction of Government High School A m a h a t o r Tow n a n d cautioned that it to file First Information Report (FIR) if the construction does not begin by April

8, 2017.

In a press note, ARSU president, Sejongmong and chairman Lipithong informed that construction of the said school started in 2012 and after the completion of 60% works the department paid 80% fund.

In this connection, Amahator Range

Students’ Union said it served an open letter to the Sta te M issio n Director (RMSA) which was published in this daily on March 18, 2017 but lamented that the department has failed to take up the issue.

The union claimed the District Education Officer (DEO) Kiphire on March

31 requested Amahator Range Students’ Union to wait till April 7, 2017.

Subsequently, it said the department supplied furniture and fixtures, and attempted to put up electric wiring for the school when the building was lying in pathetic condition.

The student body

said it fail to understand the logic of the Education De par tment Officer’s where “fraudulent withdrawal of funds was entertained for neglecting the contract works.”

It claimed that the same was happening not only in GHS Amahator Town but also in other schools.

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Assam can emerge as India’s corridor to South East Asia

Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal and state Governor Banwarilal Purohit presenting a traditional hat to President Pranab Mukherjee. (PTI)

Guwahati, Mar 31 (PTI): President Pranab Mukherjee Friday said Assam, which is emerging as economic hub of India, is perfectly positioned to become the corridor of the country to the ASEAN nations as the ‘Act East’ policy takes forefront.

Speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the ‘Namami Brahmaputra’ festival here, Mukherjee said India would soon celebrate 25 years of its link with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).

He said the country’s traditions, including the teachings of Assam’s great scholar and social reformer

Shankaradev, never allowed the practice of intolerance.

The President said South East Asia is an important destination for India’s investment and trade.

Stating that Assam has “immense development potential”, Mukherjee added the inland water transport system in the National Waterways can change its economic scenario.

“The development of this national waterway can give Assam access to international ports like Chittagong in Bangladesh. This will give Assam an exposure to international trade and commerce. With the Act East Policy taking forefront,

Dated 29/3/17 DECLARATION (Change of Name & Father’s Name) I, Smti. Weteu Khape, Daughter of Shri. Kedunyi Khape, resident of H.No.101, Lower A.G.Colony, Tsiepfutsiepfhe Council, Lower Sector, Ward No. 15, District-Kohima, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India hailing from Chakhesang Naga Tribe.

2. That I am presently serving as a Secretariat Assistant (SA) under the Establishment/ Department of Nagaland Civil Secretariat, Nagaland.

3. That this affidavit is made to declare that in my entire official documents and records my name has been entered and recorded as Wete and Wete U Khape, which I hereby Change to Weteu Khape.

4. That in my entire official documents and records my father’s name has was entered and recorded as Kodoni, which I hereby declare to change it to Kedunyi Khape.

5. That the above mentioned name Wete, Wete U Khape and Weteu Khape it refers to one and the same person. i.e. me and it interchangeable and synonymous.

6. That the above mentioned name Kedoni and Kedunyi Khape it refers to one and the same person. i.e. my and indistinguishable and synonymous.

7. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence for any rectification/clarification if any complications that may arise with regard to correction/change of my official name and my fathers’ official name.

8. That this affidavit is singed and sworn before the competent authority declaring that henceforth, I shall officially be named and called is Weteu Khape’ my Father shall officially be named and called as Kedunyi Khape’ and herein it shall be used for all official records, future references and future correspondence.

That the above statements made in Para 1-9 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent Authority on 19th March, 2017 at kohima.

DEPONENT K-0890 Regd. No. 211

BEFORE THE COURT OF CHIEF JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE/ NOTARY PUBLIC, DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Regd. No.4639/2017 Dated : 28/02/2017 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. Bam Bahadur Singjali Magar, S/o Saman Singh Singjali Magar, resident of Vill-Chandmari, PO-Chandmari, Dist. Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under : 1. That I am bonafide citizen of India by birth.

2. That the names of my family members have been changed, the detail have furnished below : Sl.No. Old Name New Name Relation (i) Bam Bahadur Singjali Bam Bahadur Singjali Magar Self (ii) Nun Maya Thapa Nun Maya Singali Magar Wife (iii) Saman Singh Thapa Saman Singh Singjali Magar Father (iv) Pobi Thapa Parbi Magarni Mother 3. That this affidavit is made by me for the necessary changes/correction of the above mentioned name of my family members.

4. That, this affidavit shall be treated a piece of evidence before the authority concern as and when necessary.

That the statements made herein above in Para No 1 to 4 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing is false.

Deponent The deponent signed before me on this 28th day of Feb. 2017.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-2949

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE, DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

NOTICE

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Meren Yimchunger has filed by Smti. R. Hanjela Yimchunger relation-wife/children R/o Late Meren Yimchunger, Old Showuba Village to draw his :1. Pension benefits 2. Leave encasement 3. GPF 4. Gratuity.

5. etc.

Who expired on 22/01/2017.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 30.4.2017.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 29th Day of March 2017.

(G.H. Ramlia) Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland DP-2958

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE, DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

NOTICE

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Anand Yimchunger has filed by Hayinla relationwife/children R/o New Showuba (Loyir) Vill to draw his :1. Pension benefits 2. Leave encasement 3. GPF 4. Gratuity.

5. etc.

Who expired on 27/02/2017.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 30.4.2017.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 29th Day of March 2017.

(G.H. Ramlia) Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland DP-2954

Assam is perfectly positioned to become the corridor of the country to the ASEAN nations,” he said.

Mukherjee hailed Assam’s richness in natural resources and its hardworking people to underline that all it needed was “strong drive, right policies and effective implementation.”

“We have to join hands

to make the dream of Bharat Ratna Gopinath Bordoloi -– first Chief Minister of Assam becoming a front runner in the field of socioeconomic progress—a reality,” he said.

The President said Assam has overcome a prolonged spell of insurgency and the central government is supportive in rebuilding the state. However, he added that it was now time for Assam to emerge as a business hub and take centre stage in the socio-economic scenario of the country.

“It is time for this state to establish its enduring mark in the international economic domain as the link between the North Eastern part of the country and the ASEAN nations,” he remarked.

The President said the Brahmaputra river, which is the lifeline of Assam and the region, is intertwined into the economy, culture and day-to-day life of the people of the areas through which it flows.

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or vehicle manufacturers the recent Supreme Court order banning sale of vehicles with Bharat Stage (BS)-III emission standards which ended on March 31, was a devastating news.

The Supreme Court order was not actually a surprise since the issue on environmental concerns was already on the anvil. The industry reacted as if it was supposed to stop on that date, and the produced vehicles could be sold thereafter. Whatever be the reason, even the government appeared to be on the same page with the industry. The court order was imminent since it was clear that vehicles with BS-III compliance would not be allowed for sale.

Even as the government notification mentioned of a “switch” to BS-IV from April 1. On the other hand, the Supreme Court-mandated Environment Pollution Control Authority had in October last year stated that no non-BS-IV vehicle would be registered after April 1. Environmental concerns over fossil fuel emission is a great concern. The air pollution in Indian metro cities is reportedly among the dirtiest in the world. In Delhi in particular, when it is winter, the denizens suffer from heavy smog in the atmosphere and hospitals are packed with patients complaining of respiratory problems. Environmental pollution is not an option but a challenge that has to be fought on every front possible - traffic congestion, industry, construction dust, climate change, et al. Fossil fuel emissions from automobiles are at the heart of the problem, especially in the metros.

Taking cognisance of this fact, the Supreme Court reaffirmed the prime importance of citizen’s health over industry profit. For the auto industry, it will have to face more inconvenience than financial loss. The auto industry will have to upgrade most vehicles to BS-IV or exported to countries that still accept BS-III standards. Had they been allowed to sell after April 1, it would have taken nearly six months to clear the entire stock. On the other side of the globe, the country reputed to be among those that largely contribute towards environmental pollution- USA- has just seen the interest of industry prevail over environmental concerns. US president Donald Trump had signed an executive order casting aside restrictions on coal mining by which, he hopes to spur the economic revival. The burning of coal, natural gas, and oil for electricity and heat is the largest single source of global greenhouse gas emissions contribute to 25% of pollution in India. Global carbon emissions from fossil fuels have significantly increased since 1900. Since 1970, CO2 emissions have increased by about 90%, with emissions from fossil fuel combustion and industrial processes contributing about 78% of the total greenhouse gas emissions increase from 1970 to 2011. Agriculture, deforestation, and other land-use changes have been the second-largest contributors. Emissions of non-CO2 greenhouse gases have also increased significantly since 1900 In 2011, the top carbon dioxide (CO2) emitters were China, the United States, the European Union, India, the Russian Federation, Japan, and Canada.

These data include CO2 emissions from fossil fuel combustion, as well as cement manufacturing and gas flaring. Together, these sources represent a large proportion of total global CO2 emissions.

Abnormal climate change has been spurred by interference of human activities and the matter is serious and effective steps have to be taken to prevent a climatic catastrophe.

DailyDevotion Heedfulness or Hypocrisy in Ourselves?

If anyone sees his brother sinning a sin which does not lead to death, he will ask, and He will give him life for those who commit sin not leading to death. —1 John 5:16 If we are not heedful and pay no attention to the way the Spirit of God works in us, we will become spiritual hypocrites.

We see where other people are failing, and then we take our discernment and turn it into comments of ridicule and criticism, instead of turning it into intercession on their behalf.

God reveals this truth about others to us not through the sharpness of our minds but through the direct penetration of His Spirit. If we are not attentive, we will be completely unaware of the source of the discernment God has given us, becoming critical of others and forgetting that God says, “… he will ask, and He will give him life for those who commit sin not leading to death.” Be careful that you don’t become a hypocrite by spending all your time trying to get others right with God before you worship Him yourself.

One of the most subtle and illusive burdens God ever places on us as saints is this burden of discernment concerning others. He gives us discernment so that we may accept the responsibility for those souls before Him and form the mind of Christ about them (see Philippians 2:5). We should intercede in accordance with what God says He will give us, namely, “life for those who commit sin not leading to death.”

It is not that we are able to bring God into contact with our minds, but that we awaken ourselves to the point where God is able to convey His mind to us regarding the people for whom we intercede.

Can Jesus Christ see the agony of His soul in us? He can’t unless we are so closely identified with Him that we have His view concerning the people for whom we pray. May we learn to intercede so wholeheartedly that Jesus Christ will be completely and overwhelmingly satisfied with us as intercessors.

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The two most powerful warriors are patience and time. ~ Leo Tolstoy

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eside sovereignty, amalgamation of all contiguous Naga areas in North East India is the contentious issue of the Nagas that remains unresolved till today.

The 13th serial of 16-Points Memorandum of 1960 runs “The other Naga tribes inhabiting the areas contiguous to the present Nagaland be allowed to join Nagaland if they so desire”. The Nagaland Legislative Assembly passed four successive resolutions on 12.12.1964, 28.8.1970, 16.9.1994 and 18.12.2003 respectively. Thus, within a span of 39 years the Nagaland Legislative Assembly reiterated the demand for integration four times. Yet, all those resolutions had to remain a monologue.

The predicaments are: a) The Nagas in Arunachal Pradesh are disorganised. They do not have common public platform like UNC in Manipur. The Naga students in Arunachal do not have students’ body. The worst was that some years back, certain elected Naga leader led signature campaign and reportedly submitted a memorandum to Union Govt. that they were Arunachalees and not Nagas.

Despite of the substantial presence of pro-Naga population, there was no leader to stir and counteract those anti-Naga elements. If Nagas in Arunachal are organised properly they could become formidable both in the Legislative Assembly and outside but the ground reality is

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otherwise. b) Secondly, I have never come across any Naga being elected to the Assembly in Assam. I also doubt whether the Naga Diaspora in Assam has any organised platform. c) The Nagas in Manipur are better organised and are more politically enlightened. But the setback is at the most Nagas can have 11 MLAs in the house of 60 and perhaps there had never been a collective elected formidable team in Manipur Assembly other than polarization. Beside, there had never been consensus amongst the Nagas in Manipur on the issue of Naga integration. The worst is the most prominent Naga political leaders who were Chief Ministers during their time swore that not even an inch of Manipur’s land will be conceded for Naga integration.

Even the last Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Gaikhangam was always rigid with his stance against Naga integration.

Meanwhile, recently the Prime Minister of India Sri. Modi and the Union Home Minister Sri. Rajnath Singh assured the three States, namely, Manipur, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh that their respective territorial integrity will not be disturbed by 3rd August 2015 Framework. Sri. Rajnath Singh went a step further to say that even the name Manipur is not there in the agreement of the Framework.

Whereas, the NPF has been the pre-

poll alliance partner of BJP and a member of NDA and it has to abide by the directive given by the mentor despite of sounding patriotic. What the Prime Minister Modi had said that Naga demand for integration cannot be considered at the cost of Manipur, Assam and Arunachal cannot be opposed by NPF and therefore it remained mute. The 4 NPF MLAs have to walk within the parameters set by BJP led ministry in Manipur.

Whereas, the 6 tribes under ENPO are having talks with GOI for a separate Statehood. In other words, ENPO wants to secede from Nagaland. The rest of the tribes in Nagaland can neither encourage nor discourage ENPO in regard to secession. ENPO always feels that it fails to get from Nagaland what it deserves during the last 54 years and it believes that better life awaits them when it becomes autonomous.

Well, it is ENPO’s democratic right to assert for oneself. What the other tribes can do is just to wish ENPO all the best.

Contrary to what the Prime Minister of India had stated, the leader of NSCN(IM) Mr. Muivah claimed that ‘GOI admitted that without integration there is no solution’ as appeared in local media on 22.3.2017. To this claim, the Union Home Ministry has vehemently refuted branding Muivah’s claim as ‘erroneous’ as on 26.3.2017. Who is lying and who is bluffing the

people are the questions. It caused much apprehension in Nagaland’s neighbour States. Beside people’s rancour raised against the statement, MPs sought its white paper on Framework from GOI in Parliament. To my observation, both the negative and positive statements cannot remain correct. The Prime Minister of India cannot afford to tell lie on the sensitive issue.

Therefore, if what was stated by Prime Minister during his election campaign in Manipur probably on 25.2.2017 is true, that will disprove what Muivah claims. On the other hand, if at all what Muivah claims is the actual concession granted by GOI to amalgamate the Naga territories hereafter as he cannot afford to take Nagas for a ride for long, but as per the convenience of GOI to keep the agreement as a ploy for fear of severe repercussion from the affected States, it will prove GOI a liar ultimately. In any case, if one of the parties is honest the other is dishonest and will emerge as liar finally. Also, if there is no clandestine understanding between GOI and NSCN(IM) on the agenda in question, there may not be meeting point despite of more than 80 rounds of talk during the last 20 years.

The other people in North East India hardly talk about unity except the Nagas as if the word is discovered to be used by the Nagas exclusively. Yet, the Nagas stand to be the most divided people in the

country. At the moment, 6 out of 9 NNPGs(5 NNC/FGN+4 NSCN/ GPRN) have agreed to work together though yet to have a common political nomenclature. This is a positive development though much to the consternation of some section of people.

Few NNPGs believe that when they become united the Naga political issue will get diluted. The NNPGs prefer nursing the old wounds which they placed above principle common issues. The past errors committed by each one are enumerated in written and keep it in frame and hang it on the wall of their sitting rooms lest they forget and forgive. We cannot sit across a table and share our sadness and joy. Even mentioning the name of a group causes allergy to the other.

The ego and ism therefore rule the roost.

Yet, we talk about living together under one administrative unit known as integration. At the moment talking about integration is placing the trailer before the car. The geographical amalgamation may come only when the Naga hearts are united, and in our case the reality is otherwise. Mere population integration is not a lasting solution to the problem, rather it will elongate the dimension of the issues. I therefore wonder what weight it carries to talk about integration in the midst of fragmentation.

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Rejoinder to ‘Only the NNC can settle the Indo-Naga Burma conflict...’

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am very conscious to counter on current situation however the issues being very sensitive and the people may be carried away by such a false propagation.

That needs clarifications outrightly. In response to the article that appears in some local dailies by one Kaka Iralu, kilonser, NNC Saturday the 4th March 2017.

The foundation of the Naga National movement laid down as early as 1918 through a small but established Naga Club as a social club and not the political institution. When a time came for the Nagas to assert their National rights, the Naga club represented the Nagas and submitted the first Naga National Memorandum to the British Simon Commission on January 10, 1929, at Kohima as recorded its desire to live a separate life of its own and reiterated it in 9-Point Agreement in 1946. NNC was the only organization that submitted the six Memorandums to the departing British Government before the transfer of power Act in 1947 where copies were sent not only to Her Majesty’s Government in India but even to the House of Lords and the British Parliament through Lord Simon and Clement Atlee the then Prime Minister of England. The NNC also sent ten Memorandums stating the same Naga National stand and declared the Naga Independence on August 14, 1947 to the incoming Indian Government leaders before India was born on August 15, 1947, therefore the Naga case is different; it is Pre-Independent, not Post Independence.

This was followed up that event with the conduct of the Naga National Plebiscite on May 16, 1951. NNC also completely boycotted India’s 1st 1952 and 2nd 1957 elections. The NNC holds on to the Ceasefire but not the political part of the Shillong Accord; the GoI abrogated the ceasefire but holds on to the other part of the Shillong Accord as valid. Therefore, the Shillong Accord was necessitated to be condemned, so our leaders (Late. Isak and Muivah) persisted repeatedly to its leader (Late. A.Z.Phizo) to condemn the Shillong Accord but the NNC fails to denounce this treacherous act of Shillong Accord.

The Naga National Council (NNC) was the only political platform but with the signing of the Shillong Accord on 11th September 1975, the future of the Nagas was placed in a very precarious situation. The history of the Nagas would have been conserved in the casket of the infamous Accord had there not been those dedicated revolutionary patriots

in the front position under the dynamic leadership of Late Isak and Muivah our leaders tried their best to settle misapprehension twisted by the enemies, but to no avail.

Nagas are always the victims of enemies divide and rule policy, in course of time the enemies divided the Nagas into two camps through the 16th Point Agreement and the Shillong Accord. However, the Naga people knew that the 16th Point Agreement and the Shillong Accord are hurdles, not solutions. Which is why, the people have condemned both as a sell-out. They are as a matter of fact; the dividing points of the Nagas where killing among the Nagas started.

In keeping the spirit and letter of the Yezhabo, Mr. Th.Muivah, the then General Secretary of NNC convened a National Assembly on 16th August,1976, since the President Mr. A.Z.Phizo was in London and Vice President Mr.Imkong Meren was too unwell to attend the meeting. The National Assembly condemned the Accord on 16th August 1976 as an act of betrayal and unanimously elected Mr. Late Isak Chishi Swu as Vice President, but unpredictably on 30th August 1978 Lt. Col. Subong seized power in a military coup, Late Isak Chishi Swu and Th.Muivah along with their cabinet members were arrested on fictitious grounds and detained in military custody to be executed. It was only through the beyond belief intervention of Col. Kholi that our two leaders were saved from the tyrants of the military domination. The Junta Government headed by Lt. Col. Subong faced heaps of disagreement from all quarters. He therefore, organized a meeting at Lao village where Mr. S.S.Khaplang was made President of Federal Government of Nagaland.

Soon after assumption of office Mr. Khaplang met Late.

Isak and Muivah who were still in the military custody at Hashik village. After a long interaction with Late.Isak and Muivah he (Khaplang) was entirely convinced of the fact that NNC had failed and Nagas could no longer prolong their movement under the banner of NNC. In the light of all these facts he took all mandatory steps to defend Late.Isak and Muivah from the hardliners by shifting them to a protected and secured place.

In the first week of January 1980, Mr. Khaping called a National Workers’ Conference. In that meeting Mr.Khaplang proclaimed the unconditional release of Late.Isak and Muivah who were then still under

captivity. He affirmed that he would step down from the office, so, Brig. Thungbo, the then commander-in-chief of the Naga Army took up the charge of the Government as a Caretaker and Khasui Longvah was made the Interim Speaker to be in charge of the meeting. After a extensive forethought on the creation of new organization the house unanimously decided to form NSCN on that day the 31st January 1980 approved by the National Assembly at Tonou and mandated it the National trust to salvage the Naga Nation. Hence, NSCN is the indisputable Political Organization of the Naga people, not a faction as anticipated by the adversaries of the Nagas. Nagas were a tough and appalling force when they were living together prepared under the banner of NNC. However, after the death of NNC and with the signing of controversial Shillong Accord, the present state of Nagaland is not the final political solution; the reality is that Naga politics does not end with NNC and Shillong Accord. NNC was created by the Nagas for the Nagas and not vice versa and therefore, it will come to an end to be the organization of the Nagas the day it turn out to be disloyal to the conviction of the Nagas.

Which compels the majorities of leaders left with no option, but to rescue the NNC, the NSCN was formed to carry on the struggle. Therefore the Nagas rejected the NNC and look forward to attain their National goal under the platform of NSCN/GPRN as the torch bearer of Nagas that can politically and legally substitute the NNC. Nagaland state was created by handful of educated Nagas that was by no means the best thing to have come about for the Naga people. This was against the aspiration of Naga National Workers.

Naga people know how it did arrive on a critical moment and deceitful situation the Nagas were facing then. When GoI leaders say they now will comprehend the `Naga’s situations’ they do not mean the present state Nagaland and it’s ridiculous situation today. And when successive Indian Prime Minister Say the case of the Naga people is recognize as “unique”, the realization explicitly asserts that case between the Naga and GoI need be settled politically. Section of our own people, groups and individuals who have stated different fairy-tale about the current political situations try to further mystify our own people.

These individuals and groups have persistently stressed on safeguarding the sacredness of death NNC or sanctity

of Nagaland state had also at the same time “ mock the Framework Agreement” as being devoid of sovereignty and integration. What truthfully do they know? Naga integration or defending the death NNC or protecting the 16th state of India?. These individuals and groups should be brave enough to dare and officially declare themselves that they stand for protecting the 16th state of India or already death NNC and refrain themselves to talk about the Naga issue. These individuals and groups who demand ‘inclusiveness, integration, or Naga sovereignty, at the same time, when scandalously uphold the integrity of present Nagaland and keep on shielding the NNC, befool themselves other than perplexing the Naga people at large. The issue of settlement does not refer to what they call `Naga’s of Nagaland state, neighbouring state or outside Nagaland’; it is the Nagas and GoI under the initiative of NSCN. Most of the people have least knowledge of how much efforts the GoI and the Naga leaders in association with internationally well-known legal experts, constitutional experts, on legal matters and conflict resolutions, people who are so much dedicated to peace for the Nagas, have worked this far to allow permanent settlement between the GoI and the Naga people.

Naga must also learn to be grateful to each other. NSCN could succeed in introducing Naga in many International Forum viz. UN Human Rights bodies; NSCN leadership was given the privilege to speak in the UN human right meeting for a number of times, Unrepresented Nations and People’s Organization (UNPO), which has recognized the sovereign right of the Nagas in its General Assembly, NSCN is the member of UNPO. It is a parallel organization to the United Nations (UN), Parliamentarians for National Self Determination (PNSD) a London based organization, Naga International Support Centre (NISC), based in Netherlands, NSCN is the member of “Geneva Call” an organization under UN, Kreddha (The International Peace Council for States, Peoples and Minorities) and PILPG (Public International Law & Policy Group) both US based organization under UN. “Idasa” a strong South Africa Human Right Organization, European Alliance, Society for Threatened People a strong organization in Germany, and International Alliance of the Indigenous- Tribal People of the Tropical Forest, KWIA, AIPP and many others who extended their kind

support to the Indo-Naga peace process.

Mr. I.K.Gujral, the then Prime Minister of India and Chairman Late. Isak Chishi Swu declared the cease-fire Agreement in the Indian Parliament and in the general assembly of the UNPO respectively. Mr. I.K.Gujral further affirmed that apart from NSCN all others are terrorist organization. No one is supposed to have suspicions about it that NSCN is the legitimate organization of the Naga people, which symbolize the aspiration of the Nagas. After the downfall of NNC, NSCN has brought the Naga nation thus far in the face of all adversities and conflicts.

The Naga Freedom Movement after the decades of struggle, we are on the threshold of a historic settlement through the ongoing talks between the GoI and NSCN. One Kaka Iralu, NNC, Kilonser should bear in mind that the peace process that began in 1997 since then the framework agreement was sealed only after over 80 rounds of negotiations spanning nearly 19 years, series of collective and wide ranging consultations that have taken place right from the start of on-going peace talks. The NSCN have never failed to garner the wisdom and strength of the Nagas.

Today NSCN had held eight consultative meeting and has the full support and blessing of the Nagas. In January 6TH and 7th, 2005, at the consultative meet organized

at the Hebron camp, more than 20,000 representatives of all Naga tribal Hoho’s, GB’s Association, church groups, Naga People’s Movement for Human Rights, ENPO, United Naga Council, Naga Women Union, Naga Students Federation, Naga Mother Association, Concern Naga Senior citizen Forum, All Naga Students Association, Forum for Naga Reconciliation etc gathered and after thorough deliberations unanimously mandated upon the two leaders of NSCN to bring about a peaceful political settlement to the Naga issue with GoI based on the GoI’s recognition of the “uniqueness of Naga History and its situation”.

The mandate so given cannot view lightly by any groups or individuals. No matter how obnoxious it may be to some groups.

Today heeding the aspirations of the Naga people all the MLA’s irrespective of party affiliations has taken a unanimous decision to step down and pave way in the event for the negotiated political settlement to take place. It surely motivates the spirit of Naga political struggle. It is an incredible and outstanding decision announcement.

The Framework Agreement in place today announces the way the on-going political talks between the two separate political entities will culminate into what is best for both the parties.

Er. A.Akaho Assumi, Sughuna, Nagaland

Reader’s Post

Happiness level assessment

Sir,

It would perhaps be a very interesting thing to see the Result of a Test of Happiness Level of the People of Nagaland, if you run a questionnaire in your Paper with the following Criteria of assessing the Happiness Level of a Nation.

This includes the evaluation of personal view, ‘in a scale of 1 to 10’ of the State of Happiness of the Person with the Score of 10 the Happiest.

I. (In a Scale of 1 to 10 evaluate your life).

1. State your emotions yesterday.

2. Your GDP per Capita.

3. Years of healthy life expectancy.

4. Having someone to count in times of trouble.

5. Perception of Corruption.

6. Perception of Generosity.

7. Freedom to make life Choices.

8. Mental illness.

9. Are you happy with your State Government?

10. Your Score Total = II. Also state in a Scale of 10 what is the most Useful Institution in Nagaland?

1. Government.

6. ACAUT. 2. Religion.

7. NTC. 3. Village.

8. NMA. 4. Tribe.

9. Student Organizations.

5. Family.

10. NAGA HOHO. Thepfulhouvi Solo

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

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were recovered from those arrested.

Other seizures included 2.22 kg of charas, 24.46 kg of opium, 715.31 kg of poppy husk and 1.879 kg of bhang. The police have also recovered 12.519 kg of intoxicant powder, 1,576 injections, 1,11,893 pills/ capsules, 72.78 kg of ganja and 133 syrup bottles.

The Amarinder Singh government has set up a Special Task Force (STF) under Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) Harpreet Sidhu to check the drug menace.

The new gover nment assumed office on March 16.

NEW DELHI, MAR 31 (AGENCIES): In a significant clarification of its December 15 judgment banning sale of liquor within 500 metres of highways across the country, the Supreme Court has said the ban extends not just to retail liquor outlets but also to bars, pubs and restaurants located on highways.

The court said there was no question of exempting these establishments, as this would be a dilution of its object of preventing drunk driving, which is one of the major killers plaguing Indian roads.

MAR 31 (PTI): A group of girls of a residential school in Muzaffarnagar were allegedly threatened and forced to strip by the principal. An inquiry has been ordered into the alleged incident.

According to a complaint filed by the students’ parents, the junior class students of the residential school in this district were on Thursday forced to strip by the principal.

She allegedly threatened the students of dire consequences if they disobeyed her command, district primary education officer Chander Kesh Yadav said. An enquiry has been

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Madam made us take off our clothes, saying she will beat us if we did not. We are kids, what could we do?

She would have beaten us if we did not obey her,” one of the students said.

The principal, however, has denied the allegation.

“No one asked them to remove clothes. All this is a conspiracy by the staff because they do not want me to stay here. I had been asked to check whether the staff were performing their duties. I am strict, that is why they hate me,” she said.

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New Delhi, Mar 31 (IANS): Nearly 500 arrests have been made in the crackdown on drugs by the new government in Punjab in the past fortnight, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said here on Friday.

“The anti-drugs campaign kick-started by the government is yielding results. With 240 tip-offs received in just two days since the Punjab Police re-activated and advertised its 181 helpline for drugs, the number of arrests in drugs cases has gone up to nearly 500,” he told the media here.

An official spokesperson from the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) said that from March 16 to March 29, 497 drug traders and peddlers had been booked, with 449 cases registered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act (NDPS) Act. Giving the break-up of the drugs seizures made during this period, the spokesperson said 4.034 kg heroin and 0.605 kg smack

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Earlier this week, three civilians were killed when security forces allegedly opened fire at a group of protesting stone-pelters trying to help a besieged militant escape from the security cordon in a central Kashmir village. Rajnath Singh said it was “a new trend (that) has begun in Kashmir”.

“When our security forces go to villages in search

An amendment to the criminal law providing death penalty for raping a minor would be introduced in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly soon, the government said on Friday.

“A bill providing death sentence for rape of minors would be presented in the coming monsoon session [of Assembly]. Once it is passed it would be forwarded to the President for assent,” Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Friday.

Mr. Chouhan made the announcement while addressing `Joint Convocation Ceremony’ at the Madhya Pradesh Police Academy.

“The first condition for the development of the state and the country is a good law and order system and this is the major responsibility of the police,” Mr. Chouhan said.

His government would extend full support to the police, the CM assured.

NEW DELHI, MAR 31 (PTI): Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh and his wife were on Friday charged by the CBI in a special court here in a disproportionate assets case, hours after the Delhi High Court denied him any relief+ and removed the interim stay on his interrogation or arrest.

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The minister said the security forces would continue to give a befitting reply to terrorists and infiltrators in Jammu and Kashmir and also expressed confidence that India would defeat all forms of terrorism.

He said Pakistan was trying to destabilise India by sponsoring terrorism. “ N o t o n ly Ja m mu and Kashmir, the terrorists are trying to destabilise the whole country through their cowardly acts. The whole country is aware of this act of Pakistan. Our security forces are retaliating against them in their own language,” he said.

Gandhinagar, Mar 31 (IANS): The Gujarat assembly on Friday made its anti-cow slaughter law the toughest in the country with the offence now becoming non-bailable and punishable with a life-time in jail.

The Gujarat Animal Preservation (Amendment) Act, 2017, was passed with the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party’s brute majority and the opposition Congress remaining suspended from the house for the entire day on the last day of the Budget session.

Moving an amendment, Minister of State for Home Pradeepsinh Jadeja said: “During this auspicious occasion of Chaitri Navratri, the government, on suggestions of many sadhus and sants, has made amendments to the Gujarat Animal Protection (Amendment) Act, 2011.

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New Delhi, Mar 31 (IANS): India on Friday accused Pakistan of using social media to incite trouble and mobilise youth to throw stones at security forces during counter-insurgency operations in Jammu and Kashmir.

“Social media platforms like Facebook and WhatsApp are being used to mobilise youth to provoke them for stone pelting,” Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh told the Lok Sabha after Trinamool Congress member Saugata Roy raised the issue of stonepelting on security forces in the Kashmir Valley. The security forces fighting militants in the valley have been facing a new challenge of stone-pelters who come in groups to obstruct soldiers engaged in military operation against insurgents. The problem has been raging particularly since the July 2016 killing of Hizbul Mu-

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ies with a population of 20,000 people or less, the distance of 500 metres shall stand reduced to 220 metres,” the court said in its order.

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“Since the object of the (December 15) direction is to prevent drunken driving, no such relaxation can be made which would defeat the object which is sought to be achieved. Consequently, the directions issued by this court cannot be read down, as suggested.

The directions shall be read as they stand,” said Justice Chandrachud pronouncing the order.

However, the court relaxed the ban on the location of liquor shops by reducing it to 220 metres in respect of municipal/local bodies with 20,000 or less population falling along the highways.

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NEW DELHI, MAR 31 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Friday said hotels and restaurants falling within 500 metres on either side of the national and state highways cannot serve liquor.

The top court by its December 15, 2016 order had banned the liquor shops within 500 metres on the either side of the national and state highways.

Refusing to issue a clarification that the December 15 judgment applied only to liquor shops and not to hotels and restaurants, the bench of Chief Justice Jagdish Singh Khehar, Justice D. Y. Chandrachud and Justice L. Nageswara Rao, said no such relaxation could be made that would defeat

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(From p-1) The council stated that nothing would surpass the grief and sadness that enveloped the entire state when two beloved sons were gunned down by erring IRB personals. DVC however, said that their ultimate sacrifices for the cause would be forever etched in our hearts and would be remembered and honored as martyrs.

Therefore, the council called upon various organizations and public to stand united in true spirit in order to carry the society towards “our desired destination”.

“It is time that we introspect and retrospect our past deeds and comprehend where we all went wrong and what needs to be done for a more peaceful and amicable solution”, DVC said.

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Dr. Shürhozelie made the “supreme sacrifice” of contesting as an Independent candidate against the ruling Congress Candidate knowing very well that the chances of winning were very slim. It said Dr Shürhozelie secured 1, 62, 521 votes and could redeem the party symbol.

Alleging that the treachery perpetrated by the Congress party on the Naga people in 1998 remained fresh in the minds of the Naga people, the CMO said if it had paid heed to the clarion call of the Naga people then, the Naga political problem might have been given more importance by the Government of India earlier. Perhaps, the CMO added that Congress party might not have been pushed to the political oblivion it is in now, especially in Nagaland.

Further, CMO said that Congress party knew best how it was to have communal or secular masters in Delhi since its High Command was based there. It said that the Congress leaders might like to show Nagas how they have learned to bow before its High Command at Delhi.

CMO media cell said as far as the NPF party and NPF-led DAN government, the people were its high command and the party and the government was answerable to the people.

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the special provisions such as Art 370 and 371 (A) and others would also be rendered powerless.

He reminded NPF that the BJP was only waiting for majority in the Rajya Sabha, the states and the union territories.

“Whatever we express about our uniqueness and identity will sink in the huge population of India. This is the greatest threat in our lifetime,” he stated.

On the occasion of Monyiu festival, the chief minister, Dr Shürhozelie Liezietsu has wished the Phom community a happy and a successful Monyiu 2017 celebration.

In his message, Dr Shürhozelie mentioned that Monyiu marks the end of winter and the onset of spring. He said traditionally, Monyiu was also a time for jubilation, sharing of love and concern with relatives and friends. The chief minister expressed happiness that the Phom youngsters were making strong efforts to rediscover and preserve their rich cultural heritage.

He said student unions of every Phom village were playing commendable role in this direction. He encouraged the Phom-Naga youngsters to continue to make every effort for the preservation and development of the rich cultural heritage.

(Form p-1) the CMO asked “Or is it that the NPCC considers the first Congress Government headed by someone outside the Nehru-Gandhi family in the country as a ‘backdoor’ Government all these decades?”

But then, the CMO said the Congress party seemed to have selective amnesia when it comes to its own history, or the heinous acts committed during its regimes such as the Anti-Sikh Riots of 1984 and the Emergency declared in 1975. On the allegation that Dr Shürhozelie “ditched” his party in 1999 to contest the parliamentary elections, CMO said “this clearly shows the selective amnesia of the Congress party.”

It reminded of the general elections in 1998 when the Congress, despite the call of the people not to hold or participate in general elections, went ahead to file nomination papers in most of the Constituencies and were declared uncontested.

As a result of not participating in the 1998 elections for the sake of the Naga peace process, the CMO said the Election Commission of India “froze” the party symbol of the NPF (then NPC).

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Therie questioned.

He said the RSS and BJP’s principle objective was to pass the Bill of Uniform Civil Code which would mean “One Nation, One Law, One religion and One Tax”.

Once UCC is passed, he warned that

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“let us all aim to develop relationships between the government and the people, between people of various communities and bridge communication gaps, and at the same time, promote peace, culture and progress.

Meanwhile, chief minister prayed to the Almighty for a successful and bountiful year and forge ahead with renewed vigor into the coming year.

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Reminding ACAUT of the adage that “those who live in glass houses should not throw stones on others”, the party urged ACAUT to stop making utterances and allegations “lest the dirt under the carpets at their homes are exposed, whereby, they themselves would be made to look like the proverbial foolish Emperor they mentioned.”

Furthermore, NPF asked ACAUT to get their facts and figures right before shooting off their mouth.

“The population of Nagaland, according to 2011 Census, stands at 19,78,502, and it is a wonder how or from where it came up with the population as not more than 12 lakhs,” the party stated.

DIMAPUR, MAR 31 (NPN): Nagaland governor, PB Acharya, and chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu on Friday extended greetings to the Konyak community on the occasion of Aoling Monyu Festival, the main festival of the Konyaks, which is celebrated in the first week of April every year from April 1-6.

In his message, Acharya said Aoling Monyu, which celebrates the arrival of spring and prays for a good upcoming harvest, was a vibrant spring festival and of great cultural significance for the Konyaks.

On the occasion, the governor called upon the people to continue to safeguard and promote the rich culture and traditions through the festivals.

Acharya prayed that the festival of Aoling bring peace, unity and prosperity to the Konyaks in particular and Nagas in general.

CM: State chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, stated that the Aoling festival marks the end of a year and heralds the coming of a new agrarian year. He expressed happiness that this festival also showcased the rich cultural heritage.

In his message, the chief minister stressed on protecting and preserving “our culture” and also promoting them especially during the festivals. On the joyous celebration, he said

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CM are appointed on a co-terminus basis, and it is the discretion of any CM to appoint persons of his choice with no procedural lapses, NPF said.

It further clarified that those attached to the CM need not necessarily mean they are manning the Media & Press Bureau of the party, and/ or even if they are involved in the functioning of the party affairs it is nothing out of the ordinary since they are political appointees.

As for declaration of assets, NPF said ACAUT leaders would do well to remember that every contesting candidate to the Assembly elections declare their property/assets, moveable or immovable, on affidavit papers before the Election Commission and are displayed for pub-

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(From p-1) the president and chief minister had in several closed door meetings with senior party men and legislators warned of stern action against those involved in corrupt practices, saying “he shall not hesitate to show Red Card against defaulters.”

Reacting to the allegations that there were press secretaries to CM drawing government salaries and working in the media & press bureau of the party, NPF said the bureau has sincere and dedicated party functionaries who voluntarily render their services to the party and the people without expecting or drawing any pecuniary benefits from the government.

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VA L L E TA , M A R 3 1 (AFP): The European Union demanded that Britain make “sufficient progress” on its divorce before any talks on a future trade deal can start as it laid out its tough Brexit negotiating plans today.

EU president Donald Tusk’s draft guidelines say the other 27 countries are ready for a transitional deal after Britain’s exit in March 2019, but that such an arrangement would have to be under EU rules.

British Prime Minister Theresa May had in her letter triggering the twoye a r ex i t p r o c e s s o n Wednesday called for talks on the divorce and a future deal to run in parallel as soon as negotiations start.

The EU has proclaimed its unity on Brexit, even as it reels from Britain’s intention to become the first member state to leave in the bloc’s 60-year

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Donald Tusk, left, President of the European Council and the Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat attend a joint press conference in Valletta, Malta, Friday, March 31, 2017. (AP/ PTI)

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Tusk’s strategy will now be sent out to the leaders of the 27 remaining EU countries ahead of a special summit on April 29 when they will agree on them so that talks can start in May. Germany and France had already set out a united and uncompromising stance against May’s de-

mands.

Tusk’s guidelines say that the EU called for a “phased approach” that prioritises an orderly withdrawal that reduces the disruption caused by Britain’s departure in March 2019.

“The European Council will monitor progress closely and determine when sufficient progress

Kim Jong-nam’s body arrives back in North Korea, confirms China

B e i j i n g, M ar 3 1 (IANS): China on Friday confirmed that the body of has been achieved to allow Kim Jong-nam, half-brothnegotiations to proceed to the next phase” on a future relationship,” the draft guidelines say.

The EU said that no trade deal can be agreed on before Brexit takes effect.

But it is also open to a transitional arrangement after Brexit as a “bridge” to a future deal some years down the line, but said that it would have to be under EU rules.

It said it is making preparations in case talks break down.

Tusk was due to give a press conference in Malta with Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, whose country holds the EU’s rotating presidency, to discuss the strategy.

The EU’s chief negotiator, France’s Michel Barnier, is expected to get the green light to start talks with Britain on May 22, an EU official said.

er of North Korean leader, was flown back to Pyongyang from Kuala Lumpur via Beijing on Friday, fol-

lowing authorisation from Malaysia. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lu Kang said that two

other North Korean citizens also flew from the Malaysian capital to Pyongyang.

South Korea’s ousted President arrested

third former leader to be ar- my, where politics and big rested over corruption in business have long been Asia’s fourth-largest econo- closely tied.

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COLOMBO, MAR 31 (AFP): Opposition parties in the Maldives accused the government today of waging a revenge campaign against their leaders after they narrowly failed to seize control of parliament.

Mohamed Nasheed, the leader of the main opposition party, was slapped with fresh terrorism charges this week just days after he remotely lead an effort to wrestle control of parliament.

The bid failed after President Abdulla Yameen ordered troops to remove the dissenting MPs from the floor of parliament, causing chaotic scenes.

Nasheed, the head of the Maldivian Democratic Party, was sentenced to 13 years prison in 2015 and has been living in self-imposed exile in London since last year.

“President (Abdulla) Yameen has instigated new charges of terrorism against Nasheed,” the joint opposition statement said.

The charges stemmed from when Yameen was briefly detained in 2010 allegedly under orders from Nasheed, who was president at the time.

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authority, coercion, and leaking government secrets.

“It is justifiable and necessary to arrest (Park) as key charges were justified and there is risk of evidence being destroyed,” the court said in a statement. The decision made Park, 65, the

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The National Insurance Co.Ltd. ...Appellant.

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SEOUL, MAR 31 (AFP): South Korea’s ousted president Park Geun-Hye was spending her first day in custody today after a court ordered her arrest, with her opponents crowing and her supporters crying. The former head of state stared straight ahead, apparently trying to maintain her composure, as she was driven to the Seoul Detention Centre through a barrage of flashbulbs shortly before dawn.

After a marathon hearing yesterday a court in the capital ordered Park’s arrest in connection with the corruption scandal that brought millions of people onto the streets and saw her impeached. Prosecutors have yet to specify the formal charges against her, but have previously said she is suspected of bribery, abuse of

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Ousted South Korean President Park Geun-hye arrives at the Seoul Central District Court in Seoul, South Korea March 30, 2017.

Dt. Dimapur the 30th March 2017 NO.REV-12/2000-D/III/4558-59 / Notice is hereby given that Shri. K. Manglem, H/o Late K. M. Vitoli resident of H/No. 35, Rengma Colony, Dimapur has reported that he has lost the Jamabandi/Patta bearing Patta No. 1265 under Dag No : 65/1428 measuring an area of 00B-00K-12Ls at Block No : 11 standing in the name of K.M. Vitoli (decease).

Seen FIR lodge vide No. : 11/16, dtd. 01/8/2016 in the East P.S 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.

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Insomniac? This ancient A tribute to SRK at San Francisco film fest Hollywood stars converge ayurvedic herb may improve sleep B in CinemaCon 2017 D

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hennai, March 31 (IANS) Megastar Rajinikanth on Friday said although not in many words that he is not joining politics.

The southern star was asked if there was a political agenda to the Chennai meeting of his fans on Sunday.

“No, there won’t be any announcement on politics. The fans are meeting because it has been a long time,” said the actor, who met Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak here earlier in the day.

He also said that he may not attend the fans’ meet.

Rumours had gripped Tamil Nadu that Rajinikanth whose fan following

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runs into hundreds of thousands - may take a major political step on Sunday.

The 66-year-old icon has been wooed by political parties in the past. Most recently, he expressed support to the BJP candidate from the Tamil film industry - in the upcoming by-election from R.K. Nagar here.

In 2009, it was strongly believed that Rajinikanth would take the political plunge. But he didn’t.

LOTHA EKHUNG SEITHEKIMA 'C' NZONTSU THYUTASANTA TSUKONA NTSIJANTA YIVON. Tsungon 8th April, 2017, yuta 9.00 a.m lo nzontsu thyutasanta ji Lotha Ekhung Chairman Shri.E.Phyobemo Ngullie kie na khiala ,hoji tsukona oyan shilo ete Lotha kvuta vancho sana elani Seithekima “C” lo ete Kyon kvutata na Liko (Kimung) shirae licho sana topvutona myanta oro thyuta santa jilo thetale to ntsijantala.

Elani echumphoro tsoa Okho motsunga na yankho tsukona Liko (kimung) shie vae elio (Shri.Nrio Ngullie ki ndungo) jiang tona Ekhung Lhishup esaeden jo thyuta santa thakcho sulo ntokta lia, nzansi topvuna zukata vantasi myanta rotale to jonjia ntsitala.

Tumka.

1. Nzontsu thyutasanta phen ki (Liko) Tsukona.

2. Ete Kyon ochyu ovungi tsuka ranka osi mhonka tsukona.

E. Phyobemo Ngullie Chairman Lotha Ekhung Seithekima ”C’ (Ph. No. 9436203214)

M. Nchumbemo Kikon General Secretary Lotha Ekhung Seithekima ”C’ (Ph. No. 8731887099)

ous genres mostly romantic.

He owns Red Chillies Entertainment, a production banner through which he engages world-class technology to back his films.

At SFILM, Shah Rukh will get a tribute along with John Ridley, Gordon Gund, Ethan Hawke and James Ivory. SFILM runs April 5-19.

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in the component triethylene glycol (TEG), significantly increased non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep as well as slightly changed rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. Conversely, the alcoholic extract containing active withanolides showed no effect on sleep, while the sleep induced by TEG was similar to normal sleep.

Furthermore, commercially available TEG also increased the amount of NREM sleep. Thus, the researchers concluded that TEG is the active component that induces physiologically sound sleep.

Sleeplessness and other sleep disorders, such as restless leg syndrome are common complaints among the middle-aged population.

Insomnia is one of the most common neuropsychiatric disorders, with an estimated incident of 10-15 per cent in general population and 30-60 per cent in elderly population.

precede a screening of “My Name Is Khan” on April 14.

Officials at the fest find it an honour to welcome Khan whom they have addressed as “one of the world’s most recognized film personalities” at the gala.

SFILM’s Executive Director Noah Cowan said in a statement of the fest’s official website: “Above Shah Rukh Khan’s fame as an actor is a man known for his pervasive curiosity about the world around him, about technology, about our collective future.”

As an actor, Shah Rukh has excelled in films of vari-

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This is inform to all the general public of Zuxushe Village and whoever purchased land within the jurisdiction of this village are hereby reported to register at the village council on or before 30/04/2017. Failing which the transaction between the parties shall be declared null and void.

Hence forth, sale of immovable property (land) shall be with the consent of the village council w.e.f 1st April 2017.

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agree on, no matter what they believed.”

Naomi Watts, who plays a single mother in “The Book of Henry,” is also excited.

“I’m excited to be here and share the film for the first time. I hope you enjoy this movie in the Philippines,” she said.

Kirsten Dunst, Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning star in “The Beguiled” a seductive drama from acclaimed writer-director Sofia Coppola.

The story unfolds at a Southern girls’ boarding school during the American

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ollywood’s biggest stars came out in full force for CinemaCon 2017 to highlight this year’s most anticipated movies.

“Jurassic World” and “Star Wars: Episode 9” director Colin Trevorrow gave us a brief synopsis of his movie, “The Book of Henry.”

“I hope this movie will go to the Philippines,” he said. “I hope it will be enjoyed there. I’ve always wanted to visit there… It’s a movie that will play all over the world, because it has set values that everybody could

Civil War. Dunst, who served as a juror at the 2016 Cannes film festival, was all praises for Filipina actress Jaclyn Jose.

Writer-director Sofia Coppola reminisced about her memories of the Philippines, which she once visited with his dad during the filming of the classic “Apocalypse Now.” “[The Philippines is] a country of beautiful culture and people, and I have nice memories there of being a child,” she said.

Irish actor Collin Farrell, who is part of the main cast, couldn’t help but laud Filipino nurses and health care workers working in Ireland.

“If it wasn’t for the Filipino [nurses] in Ireland, the care in our country wouldn’t be as significant and profound as it is for a lot of people,” he said.

o you find it difficult to sleep or have poor sleep quality? Try Ashwagandha, an ancient Indian herb that is used for centuries in Ayurveda to promote sound sleep, say researchers, led by one of Indian-origin.

The study showed that an active component of Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) leaves - triethylene glycol (TEG) - significantly induces sleep, and could revolutionise the natural plant-based therapies for insomnia and sleep related disorders, said Mahesh K. Kaushik from the University of Tsukuba in Japan.

Ashwagandha’s latin name somnifera means sleep-inducing. For the research, the team investigated the effect of various components of Ashwaganda on sleep in mice by recording electroencephalogram and electromyography.

A water extract of Ashwaganda leaf, which is rich

ollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan says he is excited to attend the San Francisco International Film Festival (SFILM), which is honouring him with a tribute in its 60th year.

“Honoured to be at the 60th SFILM and looking forward to meeting my friend Brett Ratner. Also memories in San Francisco,” Shah Rukh tweeted.

Khan, who has spent a quarter of a century in Indian showbiz, will be in an in-depth conversation with American filmmaker Brett Ratner. The discussion will

01-04-2017 Shri. ATHUNGO TSOPOE (Pensioner) na nchung nzyu 90 bena evamo ji myingona, Potsow myingthung tsothuka wopan topvu thungina ematha epok tsungon salum ni yenjanala.

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Pakistan’s cricketers celebrate their victory at the end of the second of four-T20I-match against West Indies.

tourists’ six-wicket victory in Bridgetown on Sunday with 4-14 as Pakistan successfully defended a total of 132, restricting Windies to 129-8 to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the four-match series.

The 18-year-old struck the telling blow with the

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final delivery of his spell, a googly that top-scorer Marlon Samuels (44 off 35 balls), could only edge behind to reduce Windies at one stage 60-1 - to 81-6.

Jason Holder (26no) kept the hosts in touch only for seamer Hasan Ali to hold his nerve and deny Windies the 14 runs needed off the final over despite seeing his first two balls disappear to the rope.

U n c h a n g e d We s t Indies had earlier won the toss and reduced Pakistan to 95-8 off 16.3 overs as Sunil Narine (3-22), Carlos Brathwaite (3-37) and Samuel Badree (2-14) all playing strong hands.

Wahab Riaz gave the innings some vital impetus with a cameo of 24 off 10 balls - a tally only topped

by Babar Azam (27) and

Shoaib Malik (28 off 20 balls). Windies lost Evin Lewis in unfor tunate fashion at the top of their reply - the opener run out

by Imad Wasim’s underarm throw as he collided with the on-rushing Shadav Khan, the coming together forcing the batsman’s feet off the ground as the wicket was broken.

Samuels struck two sixes and five fours in an imperious knock but had precious little support, Kieron Pollard stumped as he charged Shadab who then bowled Rovman Powell first ball.

When Samuels fell five runs later the odds of Windies squaring the series lengthened considerably and there was to be no way back despite Holder’s 17ball knock.

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New Delhi, Mar 31 (PTI): Mission XI Million, the legacy programme of the FIFA U-17 World Cup, reached another milestone by reaching out to one million children.

A Gover nment of India and AIFF initiative, this pioneering programme reached the milestone in Gangtok, Sikkim, also the land of Indian football legend Bhaichung Bhutia.

The one millionth child from the programme, Shrijna Subba, a student of Deorali Government Secondary School, Tadong, was given a memento at the MXIM seminar held in Gangtok.

Present on the occasion were former India national team captain Bhutia, tournament director of U-17 World Cup 2017 Jav i e r C e p p i , S i k k i m Fo o t b a l l A s s o c i a t i o n president B K Roka and its general secretary Menla Ethenpa.

Mission XI Million aims to take football to at least 11 million boys and girls across the length and breadth of the country before the FIFA U-17 World Cup begins in October later this year.

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From Wife, children, in-laws & grandchildren.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

"The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away" Job 1:21 Late Temsurenba Tzudir (Moayimti)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Through this column, we the bereaved family members of Late Mrs. Watitula Longkumtsür, Mopungchuket would like to acknowledge our profound gratitude to all the individuals, Mopungchuket Union Dimapur who stood and supported us physically, financially, materially and with unceasing prayers during the illness and at the sad demise on 28th March 2017, who left us for her eternal abode. God bless you all.

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Shadab’s 4-14 earns Pak 2-0 lead vs WI

Port of Spain, Mar 31 (Agencies): Teenage leg-spinner Shadab Khan tormented West Indies again to earn Pakistan a three-run win in the second T20 international, at Port of Spain.

Shadab followed up debut figures of 3-7 in the

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From loving husband, children and family members

4th DEATH ANNIVERSARY of Late Vichülie Khro

Born : 11.12.1974 – Died : 25.03.2017

Through this column, we the bereaved family members would like to convey our profound gratitude and deep appreciation to each and every individual, families, friends, neighbours and different churches, unions and well wishers who stood by us in prayers and supported us physically, financially and materially throughout his prolonged illness till his demise.

We deeply regret for our inability to acknowledge each and everyone of you individually but it is our firm believe and sincere prayer that our Creator God will reward you all abundantly.

Your good deeds and love shown to us will be cherished and remembered always.

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Loving wife, sons & relatives

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family members of Late Mrs. Neicü-ü Ritse, w/o Mr. Khapelo Ritse (Pfütseromi) would like to convey our sincere gratitude to each and every individual, neighbours, churches and organizations for showing your concern by helping us physically, financially, emotionally and spiritually during the years of her ailment and at the sad demise of our beloved on 19.03.17 at Lower Bayavii, Kohima till the last funeral rite at Pfütseromi village.

We regret our inability to express our gratitude to each and everyone by name that helped us in these hard times. However, it is our sincere prayer that the Lord Almighty will bless you richly in your life.

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"Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory" We Miss you.

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY BELOVED FATHER LT. MESELHILO MERO

01-04-2016 It hurts to think that you are not here with us anymore.

We never realized that being without a father make us feel so empty & helpless. All we have now are the sweet memories you left behind. Your picture in our hearts will remain beautifully pristine forever. We miss you so deeply, each and everyday.

Loving wife & children.

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY LATE. MR. SUOSAHIE PHILIP DZÜVICHÜ Catechist Christ King Parish, Kohima

Bangladesh turn down invitation to tour Pakistan

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Dhaka, Mar 31 (Agencies): The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has turned down an invitation from their Pakistan counterpart for a tour before July this year.

In an attempt to bring international cricket back to the country, the Pakistan C r i c k e t B o a r d i nv i t e d Bangladesh for a two-match T20I series to take place later this year.

Pakistan will tour Bangladesh in July and hoped to play host before their visit. PCB has also asked the Bangladesh board to share part of the profits generated from their visit towards compensation for repeatedly refusing to tour their nation for six years.

The PCB had hosted the Pakistan Super League final in Lahore earlier this month with a view to proving that the country could safely host cricket matches. A representative of the BCB attended the final in Lahore on March 5. However, citing that security arrangements are still inadequate, the BCB has turned down the invite for the tour. “ We h a d a B C B security team visit Pakistan during the final of the PSL T20 last month. The reports were not satisfactory enough due to which we had to pull back. Even the ICC had a fact finding team visit the country and did not see any development as of yet,” said BCB’s media chairman Jalal Younus.

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Johanna Konta returns a shot to Venus Williams during their Miami Open semi-final match on March 30.

MIAMI, Mar 31 (Agencies): Britain’s Johanna Konta beat Venus Williams 6-4, 7-5 in a grueling battle Thursday to reach the WTA Miami Open final, where she will face Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark.

The Australian-born 25year-old broke Williams in the first game and played aggressively throughout the opening set. Williams fought back strongly in the second set, breaking to go up 3-1. But Konta broke back immediately and again for a 5-4 lead that allowed her to serve for the match.

The American took advantage of some nervy play from the 10th-seed to break back, but Williams

was unable to hold serve and that gave Konta a second chance to wrap up the contest, which she did after more than two hours.

Konta said she expects a big challenge ahead in order to capture her second title of the year after a Sydney crown.

“I am going to have a tough battle on my hands,” Konta said. “Caroline makes you work.”

Wozniacki booked her place in the final after rallying to defeat Czech second seed Karolina Pliskova 5-7, 6-1, 6-1.

Pliskova, who won titles this year at Doha and Brisbane, also fell in the semi-final stage at Indian Wells two weeks ago.

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Wozniacki in the first game of the match but the Dane fought back and at 5-4 had three set points, which Pliskova manage to deny her.

Wo z n i a c k i t h e n double faulted to give the Czech a break point, which she took before serving out for the set.

But for mer world number one Wozniacki, wearing down Pliskova with her solid defense, ran out a comfortable winner in the following two sets to earn a third final appearance of the year.

In her two finals this year, both in February, Wozniacki was beaten by Pliskova at Doha and by Ukrainian Elina Svitolina at Dubai.

FIFA recommends 48 slots for WC 2026 G e n e va , M a r 3 1 ( I A NS ) : T h e B u r e a u o f t h e F I FA C o u n c i l agreed on a proposed slot allocation among the six confederations for the World Cup 2026, which will witness 48 teams in the finals.

According to the proposal on Thursday, the split of 46 direct berths will see Asia get eight direct slots up from the four and a half spots they have currently.

Africa will get nine slots while CONCACAF, which represents north and central America will get six.

Oceania, which currently has half a slot wherein the top nation from the regional qualifiers faces a play-off against the fifth country from either South America or Asia, will get a full slot.

CONMEBOL, which represents the South American zone, will get six slots, up from the current four and a half while Europe will get 16.

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The host countr y will also automatically qualify and its slot will be taken from the quota of its confederation.

In the event of cohosting, the number of host countries to qualify automatically will be d e c i d e d b y t h e F I FA Council.

The last two berths will be decided through a playoff tournament involving six teams, one from each c o n f e d e r a t i o n exc e p t UEFA, plus one more from the confederation of the host country.

Two of the six teams will be seeded based on the FIFA World Ranking and they will play against the winners of the first two

knockout games involving the four unseeded teams.

The play-off tournament will be played in the host country in November 2025 and will also act as a test event for the World Cup. The Bureau of the FIFA Council, composed of the FIFA president and the presidents of each of the six confederations, made the recommendation at its meeting in Zurich on Thursday and the proposal will be submitted for the ratification of the FIFA Council, whose next meeting is scheduled for May 9 in Manama, Bahrain, two days prior to the 67th FIFA Congress.

In January, the FIFA Council unanimously decided on expanding the FIFA World Cup to a 48team competition from its 2026 edition.

Since then, FIFA, the six confederations and the member associations engaged in a consultation process, which resulted in the proposal above.

Roger Federer survived two match points before beating Tomas Berdych in a third-set tie-break in the Miami Open quarter-finals on Thursday. Federer had to call upon all his resources of skill, poise and experience to edge Berdych 6-2 3-6 7-6 (8-6), extending his win streak over the Czech to seven matches.

Berdych served for the match at 6-4 in the tie-break, but could not convert, with Federer reeling off four points in a row, winning when Berdych doublefaulted.

E a r l i e r, t h e S w i s s looked set for another emphatic victory after taking the first set. Federer will play Nick Kyrgios in the last four after the Australian defeated G e r m a n y ’s A l ex a n d e r Zverev 6-4 6-7 (9-11) 6-3.

“I definitely got very lucky at the end, but I think I showed great heart today,” Federer said.

“I fought and Tomas definitely started to step it up, but it was a great match at the end.”

On his match-up with Kyrgios, he added: “You all should tune in if you’re not in the stadium.”

Australian Open champion Federer, who also won at Indian Wells two weeks ago, has lost only once this year, to Russian Evgeny Donskoy in a thirdset tie-break in Dubai.

Man Utd, Real most valued football clubs L o n d o n, M a r 3 1 (IANS): Real Madrid and Manchester United are the most valuable football clubs in the world, according to auditing giants KPMG. Both Manchester United and Real Madrid are valued at $3.09 billion.

FC Barcelona are third, valued at $2.9 billion, ahead of Bayern Munich, rated at $2.35 billion according to KPMG’s annual report.

The top five is completed by Arsenal ($1.86 billion) with the next three places going to Manchester City ($1.71 billion), Chelsea ($1.6 billon) and Liverpool ($1.39 billion).

Juventus, worth $1.05 billion, and Paris SaintGermain ($900.37 million) complete the top 10.

French heavyweights PSG, according to L’Equipe, could move up to $1.6 billion by 2020 as their owners Qatar Sports Investments (QSI) hope to increase the club’s value.

Sindhu beats Saina in clash of titans New Delhi, Mar 31 (PTI): In an exciting clash, Olympic silver medallist P V Sindhu today prevailed over compatriot Saina Nehwal in a hard-fought straight-game encounter to advance to the semifinals of the India Open Super Series here. Sindhu emerged victorious over her senior pro 21-16 22-20 in the much-anticipated contest to set up a clash with second seeded Korean Sung Ji Hyun in the semifinals tomorrow.

Saina, a London Olympics bronze medallist, and Sindhu had previously met each other just once in an international competition -- at the 2014 Syed Modi International – where Saina had won in straight games.

T h e y h a d p l aye d against each other in PBL early this year with Sindhu having got an upper hand. They had also faced each other in the Indian Badminton League in 2013 when Saina emerged victorious.

Earlier in the day, second seeded Korean Sung Ji Hyun edged out defending champion Ratchanok Intanon, seeded fifth, 21-16 22-20, while fourth seeded Akane Yamaguchi staved off a challenge from former All England champion Nozomi Okuhara, seeded seventh, 21-13 11-21 21-18 in an all-Japanese contest.

D. Khel, Mission Dukes and P Khel win

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Ko h ima , M a r 3 1 (NPN): D. Khel United, Mission Dukes and P Khel Eagles registered win on Friday matches at the ongoing 2nd 10- Northern Angami -1 T-20 Bash played at Ziekezou ground on Friday.

In the first match, D. Khel United beat T. Khel Knights by 7 wickets. James was declared man of the match.\ In second match, Mission Dukes defeated Viketho of Mission Dukes receiving man of the match Rokabozou/ Sepfiizou certificate from the organizer.

Challengers by 6 wickets.

Saturday’s matches Viketho was declared man 1st match: 7:00 am of the match.

Kenuozou Wolves Vs Lower Bayavii Giants In the third match, 2nd match: 10:00 am P.Khel Eagles defeated High school Daredevils Vs Zienuo Badze High Peraciezie Royals by 6 3rd match: 1:00 pm wickets. Moni was declared Lower L.Khel Vikings Vs Chedema Strikers man of the match.

Kiwis’ WC hero Elliott quits internationals

Wellington, Mar 31 (Agencies): Grant Elliott, who smashed a six off South Africa paceman Dale Steyn to put New Zealand into their maiden World Cup cricket final in 2015, has confirmed his retirement from international cricket after signing a deal to play in England’s Twenty20 competition. The allrounder joins New Zealand internationals Colin de Grandhomme and Jeetan Patel at the Birmingham Bears after signing a Kolpak deal, which means he gives up his right to play for his country and is not classed as an overseas player in county

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cricket. The South Africaborn 38-year-old confirmed his retirement from the Black Caps after an awards night on Thursday.

“Loved playing with the @BLACKCAPS and to have made some special

friendships along the way.

A team environment I will never forget,” he wrote on Twitter, posting a picture of himself with New Zealand fast bowler Tim Southee and captain Kane Williamson.

Grant Elliott played 83 one-day internationals and five Test matches, with his last New Zealand match in the semi-finals of the World Twenty20 against England a year ago.

A destructive batsman when on song and a handy swing bowler, Grant Elliott will be remembered in New Zealand for his starring role for the co-hosts at the World Cup.

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Copa America could feature European teams

Rio de Janeiro, Mar 31 (IANS): The 2019 Copa America here could feature four teams from Europe under a proposal to expand football’s oldest continental tournament. South American football governing body CONMEBOL is considering a plan to invite Spain, Portugal, France and Italy to participate in the competition, according to Brazilian news service Globo Esporte on Thursday.

It said a meeting of CONMEBOL officials in the coming weeks would decide whether the tournament will be expanded from its current 10-team format.

A match in progress at the ongoing Team Nineteen Basketball Carnival played at Jotsoma One proposal is to create on Friday. a 12-team competition featuring CONMEBOL’s Kohima, Mar 31 (NPN): teams from Kohima district 1. Werewolves -9 10 South American nations The 2nd Team Nineteen and 1 from Guwahati. 2. Team Taurus - 4 plus Mexico and the US. Basketball Carnival got The final match would be 3. Amplified -3 “But there is also an idea to underway on March 30 at played on April 1. The prize 4. Air Hogs -1 further increase the number basketball court, Kohima distribution will be held at D Women’s of participants and include Science College, Jotsoma. Cafe, Jail Colony Kohima. 1. Air Hogs -6 Latin European countries,” Altogether 9 teams are Team points as 2. a)Unrivaled -3 Globoesporte said, adding participating in the ongoing on March 31 b)Loyala School -3 that Japan had also shown tournament including 8 Men’s 3. Team Nineteen -0 interest in taking part.

Bulls complete regular-season sweep of Cavs Injured Ashwin out of IPL 10

CHICAGO, Mar 31 (Agencies): LeBron James says the reigning NBA champion Cleveland Cavaliers are “in a bad spot” after losing their third consecutive game, falling 99-93 Thursday to Chicago Bulls.

The Bulls completed a 4-0 regular-season sweep of Cleveland, boosting their chances of reaching

the playoffs and dropping the Cavaliers (47-27) behind Boston (48-27) at the top of the Eastern Conference.

“We’re in a bad spot right now,” James said.

“Not disappointed with the effort. Just in a bad spot. Got to try to figure it out... we’ve got some work to do and we don’t have a lot of time.”

The Bulls (36-39) moved within one game of Miami and Indiana for the last two playoff spots in the Eastern Conference with seven games remaining over the next two weeks.

Nikola Mirotic, a Montenegrin-born Spaniard, scored 28 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for Chicago.

Butler added 25 points

led Houston with 30 points, sank a 3-pointer late in the first quarter to give the Rockets an NBA record 1,078th 3-pointer this season, breaking the old one-season mark set last season by Golden State.

Marcus Morris scored 28 points and grabbed 13 rebounds as Detroit snapped a five-game losing streak with a 90-89 home victory over the NBAworst Brooklyn Nets (1659).

At 35-41, the Pistons are 2 1/2 games behind Miami and Indiana in the playoff hunt.

At Phoenix, Blake Griffin scored 31 points and Chris Paul added 29 points and 10 assists as the Los Angeles Clippers beat the host Suns 124-118.

The Clippers (4631) are one game behind fourth-place Utah in the We s t e r n C o n f e r e n c e.

Phoenix fell to 22-54 with a 10th consecutive loss.

New Delhi, Mar 31 (PTI): India’s premier off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin will miss the 10th Indian Premier League due to recurrence of sports hernia.

A s h w i n p l ay s f o r Rising Pune Supergiants in the IPL. A host of Indian players would either miss

or be rested from a few games after a gruelling international season.

Te s t o p e n e r s K L Rahul (Royal Challengers Bangalore) and Murali Vijay (Kings XI Punjab), both suffering from dodgy shoulders, will miss the entire tournament while skipper Virat Kohli and

speedster Umesh Yadav are set to skip a few matches for their respective franchises RCB and Kolkata Knight Riders.

Ashwin, a key member of the Indian team across all formats, will be required 100 percent fit during the upcoming Champions Trophy starting June 1.

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for the Bulls, who used defensive effort to close the third quarter on a crucial 11-3 run.

James sparked Cleveland with 26 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists while Kyrie Irving added 20 for the Cavaliers, who were without forwards Kyle Korver and Richard Jefferson due to sore left knees.

James passed Shaquille O’Neal for seventh on the NBA’s alltime scoring list, ending the game with 28,599 career points, three more than “Shaq.”

In Portland, Damian Lillard scored 31 points to lead six double-figure scorers in Trail Blazers’ 117-107 home victor y over Houston. The Trail Blazers (37-38) won their fifth consecutive game and moved 1 1/2 games ahead of Denver in the eighth and final Western Conference playoff spot.

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