April 6, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 120

DIMAPUR, thursday, april 6, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

Six terror suspects detained in Russia

IPL 10 gets going with felicitation of legends

India has never used me against China: Dalai Lama

international, Page 9

sports, Page 11

northeast, Page 4

Uproar in RS over EVMs tampering NEW DELHI, APR 5 (AGENCIES): The Rajya Sabha on Wednesday witnessed a heated debate on the use of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), with the Congress demanding a ban since “these machines are not tamper-proof ”.

T h e R a j ya S a b h a was briefly adjourned on Wednesday following protests from opposition parties, including Samajwadi Party and the BSP, regarding alleged tampering of electronic voting machines to favour the BJP. Opposition members stormed the well of the House, calling the government a “cheat” and raising slogans. The BJP-led government, which has repeatedly denied allegations, said the issue should be taken up with the Election Commission instead of in Parliament.

Leader of Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad said, “Use of EVMs should be stopped right now. These EVMs should not be used in the April 23 civic polls in Delhi, coming assembly polls in Gujarat and other states.”

Deputy Chairman P J Kurien clarified that according to the EC, EVM

1 dead, 3 injured in road mishap Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, APR 5 (NPN): A 64-year old woman, sister of former MLA Tarie Zeliang died on the spot while his wife and two other occupants were injured when the vehicle they were travelling rolled downed into Chathe River near Chumukedima check gate Wednesday.

The incident occurred when they were proceeding towards Dimapur, traffic police sources said. “We received information at around 1 p.m. The vehicle (Scorpio NL-07C 5722) was badly damaged. The deceased has been identified as Alo. She was died on the spot,” police said.

Initially, Tarie’s wife and the driver were rescued by the public and mobile squad party and rushed to Zion Hospital for treatment, however the third occupant was rescued later as she was reportedly stuck inside the mangled vehicle along with the deceased. The body was later handed over to the family members and the third occupant rushed to HK Hospital Chumukedima in serious condition.

Meanwhile, in another incident at Chumukedima area, a bolero rammed into a thatched house. However, no one was injured in the incident, police said.

This is it!

“Sir, claims he has import license for pistols to be sold for sports only in north east.”

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Opposition members create ruckus in the well of Rajya Sabha during Budget session on Wednesday. (PTI)

tampering is not possible. “I have to inform you that this is an issue to be taken up with Election Commission not with Chair,” he said, before adjourning proceedings.

The Congress and SP also issued at least four notices under Rule 267, which seeks suspension of business to take up the issue.

However, Kurien denied admission of each, saying “there are other ways.”

BSP supremo Mayawati called the BJP a beiman (cheat), adding that there were mass irregularities in the recent Uttar Pradesh polls, reported PTI. Saying the alleged tampering a “murder of

democracy”, she called for the use of ballot papers for future elections. Her demand was echoed by other members including SP’s Ramgopal Yadav and Congress’ Digvijaya Singh.

Singh referred to the recent controversy in Madhya Pradesh, where the machines showed that votes favoured BJP irrespective of the input given.

Parliamentary Affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi countered most opposition claims, by referring to recent elections such as those in Bihar, Punjab and Delhi where the BJP lost. His statement, “If victory has a glamour, defeat should have grace,” fuelled the op-

position’s protest. Opposition leaders raised slogans such as, “EVM ki ye sarkar nahi chalegi, nahi chalegi.”

Interestingly, amidst furore over usage of Electronic Voting Machines for polls, Russia has expressed hope to use India’s EVM technology for its upcoming presidential election.

As per an Economic Times’ report, Russia hope to learns from ‘India’s experience of conducting polls through EVMs, ahead of the 2018 presidential election.

The report further says that Deputy Chairman of the Russia’s Election Commission, Nikolai Levichev made a visit to Uttarakhand during Assembly polls in February to understand the functioning of EVMs, and was impressed with the entire process.

It is important to note that Russia’s desire to embrace EVM technology comes at a time when many political parties’ leaders including BSP supremo Mayawati and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal have alleged EVM tampering.

The presidential elections in Russia will be held in March 2018.

Apex tribe bodies urge govt to revoke Nov 24 resolution DIMAPUR, APR 5 (NPN): Apex tribal bodies along with Naga Council Dimapur, Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) and Nagaland Tribes Action Committee (NTAC) on Wednesday fervently appealed to the state government to revoke the November 24, 2016 Nagaland Legislative Assembly resolution by summoning a Special Assembly Session.

The appeal was among the five-point resolution adopted during the joint meeting held at Western Chakhesang Hoho hall, Dimapur According to a press note issued by JCC’s info & publicity secretary Vecüto Tenenu, the house unanimously resolved to “empower/endorse JCC/NTAC” to hold consultation with the Cabinet Sub Committee (CSC) to decide on the suspension of the former commissioner of police, DC Longleng and the police personnel involved in the January 31 incidents.

JCC/NTAC would also decide to select/appoint one member from amongst the civil society bodies to be part of the Judicial Inquiry Commission for impartial enquiry, the resolution stated.

The house also tasked JCC to constitute a committee to seek for amendment/ review the Nagaland Municipal Act 2001.

It was also decided to urge all the apex tribal bodies to submit their opinions/suggestions on contents and structure of Nagaland Municipal Act 2001 to the committee before the end of June 2017.

CAG report reveals misuse of state chopper services Correspondent

KOHIMA, APR 5 (NPN): Despite numerous anomalies detected by Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) in various departments every financial year, the government appears to have barely taken any action.

It may be recalled that after the CAG report for the year ending March 31,2016 was tabled on the house on March 28, AG (Audit) Nagaland A.P. Chophy, IAAS told media persons that failure of the government to initiate action was on misappropriation of huge funds was not only frustrating but a matter of serious concern.

A glaring example of misuse of central subsidy meant for the public, was in the use of the helicopter services by VIPs and bureaucrats who utilised almost 60% of the services whereas as per the scheme only 25% of flying hours was permissible for government VIPs and that too only when absolutely necessary.

The home ministry in 2012 reiterated that usage of helicopter by government VIPs was to be borne by the department involved with these VIPs. According to CAG report, on examination of the claims submitted by the NST department to the Centre for reimbursement of

subsidy, it has emerged that the department had submitted claims of Rs. 44.25 crore (includes scheduled services) during the last five years, whereas it was entitled to a claim of only Rs. 20.87 crore. The Centre has not reimbursed the subsidy claim from January 2010 till March 2016, the report stated.

Also, it was found that during the last five years, the department had earned revenue of Rs. 11.77 crore from Helicopter services, which included revenue from both scheduled services and chartered services. CAG did not accept the response of the department as the average number of chartered services operated for VIPs during last five years was 54.45 % and not 8 % as claimed by the Department.

Teachers in offices: Under the department of school education, the CAG after examination of records found that 457 teachers, whose salary was paid under SSA, were attached to offices of the Directorate of School Education (DoSE), District Education Officers (DEOs) and Sub-Divisional Education Officers (SDEOs) in contravention of the provision of the RTE Act. As of September 2016, a total of 10,690 teachers (65%) in government schools were yet to be trained thus compromising the quality of education in the state.

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Tension escalates as China lodges Parliament: Bills for constituting Dmu police bust HSRP protest over Dalai Lama’s visit to NE Backward Classes Commission racket; two arrested

ITANAG AR AP R 5 (AGENCIES): Diplomatic tensions visibly escalated over the Dalai Lama’s visit to Arunachal Pradesh, as China on Wednesday lodged a protest with India and said that by ignoring Beijing’s concerns over the issue New Delhi has caused “serious damage” to bilateral ties.

As the Tibetan spiritual leader entered Bomdila in Arunachal Pradesh to proceed to Tawang for a major Buddhist event, China struck a strident note in its protest against the move.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying, addressing a regular briefing, voiced her country’s “firm opposition” to the Dalai Lama’s visit and said Beijing would lodge “stern representations with the Indian side”. Later, the Chinese side lodged a protest with Indian Ambassa-

dor Vijay Gokhale in Beijing over the Dalai Lama’s visit.

Hua said that India “in disregard” to China’s concerns “obstinately” went ahead to arrange the Tibetan leader’s visit, causing “serious damage” to China’s interests and China-India relations. She said that India should “immediately cease using the Dalai Lama’s mistaken behaviour to damage China’s interests” and not “hype up sensitive” bilateral issues.

The Foreign Ministry statement comes as the Chinese state-run media also slammed the Dalai Lama’s visit to Arunachal Pradesh, which China claims is disputed and part of south Tibet. India has said that Arunachal Pradesh is an inseparable part of its territory.

The Global Times accused the Indian government of “openly using” the Dalai

Lama “as a diplomatic tool to win more leverage”.

It said India was trying to play the Tibet card against China as “New Delhi is dissatisfied with Beijing’s stance over its membership bid to the Nuclear Suppliers Group and its request to name Masood Azhar, head of Pakistani militant group, to a UN Security Council blacklist”, it said.

On Tuesday, India said that no political motive should be attributed to the Dalai Lama’s visit to Arunachal Pradesh and asked China not to interfere in its affairs.

Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju, who is from Arunachal Pradesh, said: “India has always been non-interfering in the neighbours’ internal affairs in our approach. In the same manner, we expect the same from our neighbours.”

NEW DELHI, APR 5 (IANS): The government on Wednesday introduced separate Bills to constitute a commission for the socially and educationally backward classes -- to be known as the National Commission for Backward Classes -- and to repeal the National Commission for Backward Classes Act, 1993.

Both the Bills were introduced by Social Justice and Empowerment Minister Thaawar Chand Gehlot in the Lok Sabha.

The National Commission for Backward Classes was constituted under the National Commission for Backward Classes Act, 1993 to examine the requests of inclusion of any class of citizens as a backward class in the lists and hear complaints of over-inclusion or under-inclusion of any backward class in such lists.

The new Bills will pave

the way of constituting a commission for the socially and educationally backward classes, which will have a constitutional status.

According to the Bills, the National Commission for Backward Classes will consist of a Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson and three other members. They will be appointed by the President.

The Commission for Backward Classes will probe and monitor matters relating to the safeguards provided for the socially and educationally backward classes under this constitution or under any other law for the time being in force or under any order of the government to evaluate working of such safeguards.

It may be mentioned that the Union Cabinet gave its nod to the formation of the new commission in a meeting headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

DIMAPUR, APR 5 (NPN): Anti Vehicle Theft Squad (AVTS) of the Dimapur police has reportedly busted a racket involving unauthorised issue of High Security Registration Plate (HSRP) and arrested two persons. All vehicles registered with the concerned district transport office are required to use the HSRP, which is supplied by Shimnit Utsch India Pvt. Ltd. The company with its headquarters in Mumbai has a branch office in Dimapur attached to the DTO, Dimapur.

According to ADCP/PRO Dimapur Police, the racket was unearthed while investigating cases of fake registration found in some seized vehicles.

Police said there could be many vehicles plying with fake registration on HSRP. The accused have been identified as one Neisakholie Sanchu, son of Zaneituo Sanchu of Touphema village, Kohima and resident of 4th Mile, Dimapur.

Police said he was an employee of Shimnit company.

Another accused has been identified as one Sanjay Thapa, son of Santapir Thapa of Darjeeling and resident of Kuda village, Dimapur. He was a former employee of SHIMNIT company, police said.

According to PRO, Dimapur police was investigating into the involvement of other persons and the vehicles plying with fake registered HSRP. Police said the racket was serious security breach, adding that the matter would be taken up with the responsible department.

New guidelines for regulating NGOs formulated: Centre PAC inspects Dmu Railway Station NEW DELHI, APR 5 (PTI): The Centre today told the Supreme Court that it has framed guidelines for regulating the activity, registration and grants to over 32 lakh voluntary organisations (VOs)/NGOs in the country.

A bench of Chief Justice J S Khehar and Justice D Y Chandrachud was informed by Additional Solicitor General Tushar Mehta that in compliance with the apex court order, a highlevel committee under the chairmanship of S Vijaykumar, ex-secretary, the Ministry of Rural Development has framed the guidelines/ rules for accreditation of VOs/NGOs. The apex court took the affidavit of the Centre detailing the guidelines on record and asked Mehta to serve the copy to petitioner advocate M L Sharma and amicus curiae Rakesh Dwivedi, who is assisting the court in

the matter.

Under the new guidelines, Niti Aayog has been appointed as the nodal agency for the purpose of registration and accreditation of VOs/NGOs seeking funding from the Government of India.

The Aayog has been also tasked with maintaining of data- base systems to manage and disseminate information relating to NGOs/VOs. “The existing portal at Niti Aayog (NGO-Darpan) shall be strengthened and aligned with accreditationlike functions which should also provide a snapshot of the NGO with regard to its ongoing and past work, particularly with respect to public and foreign funds so as to facilitate grant making authorities on the bonafides,” the affidavit said.

It said that all VOs/ NGOs, aspiring to be fund-

ed by the government, shall register themselves in NGODarpan through online process which would enable them to get a unique ID. “The registration system should facilitate the seamless operation of the IT Act and FCRA with respect to NGOs without the need for cumbersome and intrusive processes, which create mutual distrust and scope for misuse,” it said.

Regarding accreditation of NGOs and VOs, the affidavit said a process of evaluating, consistency of compliance to statutory requirements and of the registration including accounts and audit requirements will be in place.

“In future, all funds to NGOs/VOs should be released through the public fund management system (PFMS),” it said, adding that a three-tier monitoring system shall be instituted uniformly for the central

government and ministries.

The formulated guidelines stipulate a tough monitoring mechanism by which the grantee institutions shall upload photographs in support of the performances and should geo-tag the assets, if applicable.

“The periodical progress reports from grantee institutions should be incorporated in the NGO scheme workflow on the website of the ministry, with the grantee institution making data entry under a login and password. The progress report in a processed form shall also be available in the public domain preferably with a GIS interface,” the affidavit said.

It said that fund-based accounting may be introduced for earmarked/designated funds by the VOs/ NGOs and all grants received from the governments should be separately accounted for.

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, APR 5 (NPN): A five-member Passenger Amenities Committee (PAC) from the Ministry of Railways on Wednesday visited Dimapur Railway Station to take stock of various issues plaguing the 114year-old railway station.

The committee along with railway officials from Lumding was here to inspect whether the station has been following the classification order of the Ministry of Railways and also to look into various anomalies of the station in maintaining the directive of the Railways. The team members comprised of LP Jayaswal, Ramanand, Prabhunath Chauuhan, Manisha Chatterjee and Sudhir Mishra “Dimapur has been regarded as the second highest revenue earning railway station of North East. It was classified as A1 model sta-

PAC members addressing media persons at Dimapur railway station on Wednesday. (NP)

tion,” Jayaswal, who led the team, told media persons.

PAC expressed satisfaction over the works and maintenance of the amenities and the overall functioning of the station.

However, the members lamented that there was no cooperation from the state government in implementation of the development programmes of the railways.

According to Jayaswal, one serious impediment was land encroachment issue.

He blamed the local authorities for issuing land patta against Railway’s land.

In this regard, the committee has appealed to the state government to extend cooperation for the benefit of the people of the region.

They also expressed hope that with cooperation of local people and the government, the developmental activities in the pipeline for the station would be fulfilled in the days to come.

The members also informed that various amenities/facilities would be taken up such as introduction of Wi-fi, a joint venture of Railtel and Google, including a third foot over-bridge.

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Thongwang inaugurates skill training centre at Mon town

N. Thongwang (3-R) along with DC, Mon, director DUDA, president KU and other dignitaries after the inaugural programme. (NP) Correspondent

MON, APR 5 (NPN): Advisor, DUDA, LMCP &CP and NIDC, N. Thongwang, on Wednesday inaugurated a training centre to skill “underprivileged” Sched-

uled Tribe (ST) youth and women of “backward” districts of Nagaland through ICT under IT for masses and Digital India Programme near local ground Mon town.

The programme was

1 NSCN (I-M) member apprehended

The arrested person.

DIMAPUR: Longding Battalion of Assam Rifles in an operation has apprehended one person identi-

fied as Pangchak Arangham, ‘corporal’ of NSCN (I-M) on April 4 at Rangluwa village of Longding District.

According to PRO (Defence) Col. C. Konwer, the arrest was made basing on “specific intelligence regarding one cadre trying to terrorize and attempting extortion”.

PRO said on post spot interrogation, Arangham admitted allegiance to NSCN (I-M) and further divulged that he had been active part of the group since 2011 and has undergone intensive training in handling explosives.

organised by DUDA government of India in collaboration with NIELIT, government of India.

In the programme, Thongwang encouraged youths and women to take up computer education as

it was necessary in the present competitive and changing world.

He also asked them to take the opportunity to be properly trained and bring positive changes in the society.

The aim and objective of the programme is to uplift the overall quality of life of strategic target groups of backward tribes of Eastern Nagaland, to equip school youths and women with skills, to bridge the gap of today’s changing world and to develop a technology literate society.

The programme was chaired by DUDA Kohima director, K.S Anden Konyak, keynote address was delivered by director, NIELIT, Kohima, Er. L. Lanu Wabang while Deputy Commissioner Mon, Honje Konyak and Konyak Union president, Manlip also delivered short speeches.

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2nd round of IPPI in Peren

Health workers administering polio drop during the 2nd phase IPPI on April 2 in Peren district.

DIMAPUR: Second round of Intensive Pulse Polio Immunization (IPPI) in Peren District was administered on April 2 and house to house visit ended on April 4.

The whole operation was monitored by deputy Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Tiala Longkumer, UIP/ RCH, Dr. Khrielasanuo and medical officers of respective blocks.

Altogether, there are 106 villages, 6 towns, 3 transit, 4 Medical Mobile

Unit and 10 migratory population sites and a total of 105 booths in the district.

With the motive to reach out to every household, teams were divided involving health workers, Police department, 18 Assam rifles, Anganwadi workers, ASHA’s of every village and were send out to every part of the district ensuring no child was missed out.

The target population of 0-5 years for Peren District was 13,294.

State BJP to mark 37th foundation day DIMAPUR: Nagaland Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) unit would be observing the party’s 37th foundation day on April 6 and for which the party has greeted the all wellwishers and supporters.

In a press note, BJP unit general secretar y (media) & spokesperson, Jaangsillung Gonmei said BJP unit was formed on April 6, 1980 during Easter Sunday and after nearly four decades, the party had grown from strength to strength and has gradually become the largest political party in the world

with 112 million primary members.

The party said BJP with the government at the Centre also rules 17 states, of which 13 are with party chief ministers and four with alliance partners including Nagaland.

Gonmei said the origin of the BJP lie in the Bharatiya Jana Sangh formed in 1951 by Shyama Prasad Mukerjee. The BJS merged with other parties to form the Janata Party in 1977 in the postemergency era followed by the short lived Janata government.

After the Janata party dissolved in 1980, the members of the erstwhile Jana Sangh reconvened to form the BJP with former Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee as the first national president.

On the occasion state president Visasolie Lhoungu expressed that the success of BJP lies in the people who had voted for its pro-people development policy based on “Sabka Saath, Sab Ka Vikas” or “Together with all, Development for all”.

It said BJP would continue to strive for the

betterment of the people and the nation, which has also been reflected in more than 30 flagship schemes initiated by Modi’s government.

As a cadre based party, the state unit said BJP would also strive hard alongside its governments at the centre and states, to take developments to every nook and corner of the nation.

Bharatiya Janata Party unit has invited all well wishers and party members to attend the function at its state office on April 6 at 11 a.m.

NSRLM conducts team building exercise in Longleng, Mokokchung

DIMAPUR: State Mission Management Unit (SMMU) of Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM) conducted monitoring and team building exercise visit to Longleng and Mokokchung districts from April 3 to 4. The three-member team was led by addtional secretary, RD & mission director, Athel O Lotha.

In her speech, Athel

O Lotha, appreciated the commendable work done by the Longleng officers and staff towards building and nurturing sustainable Self Help Groups/Federations in the district.

She also encouraged the staff to be consistent in their commitment to work for the good of the rural poor.

Lotha also reiterated on building and maintain-

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

10/02/1942 – 01/04/2017

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It is with deep sense of humility that, we, the children of Late Smti. Dil Kumari Thapa, w/o Late Shri. Dhan Bahadur Thapa, resident of upper Chandmari Kohima, extend our profound gratitude to everyone for supporting us spiritually, physically, materially and financially during the illness and at the demise of our beloved mother (mother of Shri. Parash Thapa ) on 1st April 2017.

We are especially thankful to : 1. Doctors, nurses and staff of NHAK 2. Gorkha Public Panchayat, Kohima 3. Upper Chandmari Panchayat 4. Satsang Centre Kohima 5. Upper Chandmari Woman Society 6. Mandir Sanchalan Samity Sarvajanik Gorkha Mandir Mokokchung Arkong Ward 7. Meteni Self Help Group Mokokchung 8. Indreni Club Chandmari 9. Sai Samity Kohima 10. Vivela Club 11. Gorkha Mandir Sanchalan Samity Kohima Chandmari We deeply apologise for our inability to mention the names of all the individuals who stood by us but we earnestly pray to God Almighty to bless you all abundantly.

Through this column, we would also like to invite all the well wishers, friends neighbours and relatives for the obsequies to be observed on 11th April 2017 (TUESDAY) at our residence in Upper Chandmari at 1:00 P.M. Loving daughters, son-in-law, son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren K

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ing good rapport with the DRDA officers and staff, Agri & allied departments, banks & financial institutions, and other NGOs for forging synergy towards the common objectives of uplifting the rural poor populace.

In his welcome speech, P D, D R DA & D M M , NSRLM, C I Meren, commented that the successful implementation of the program was due to the diligence and hard work of talented, dedicated and sincere officers and staff in

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the family members and relatives are forever grateful to each and everyone who stood by us in everyway during the brief illness and at the sad demise of our Late Miss Khomniu, who departed for her heavenly abode on 29th March 2017 at Gandhi Hospital, Hyderabad.

Your expressions of sympathy and prayers to us have been a great source of comfort and will always be remembered with gratitude.

We bestow our special thanks to – 1. Staff members Gandhi Hospital, Hyderabad.

2. Pastor Zajamo Odyuo, Naga Christian Fellowship, (NCF) Hyderabad.

3. Christian Youth Fellowship (CYFM) Hyderabad 4. Enginnering Students under ENSF 2013.

5. Robin Hibu IPS North East Incharge.

6. O2 Spa Company Limited from Nagaland and Hyderabad.

7. Eastern Naga Peoples Organisation (ENPO) 8. Khiamniungan Baptist Church Dimapur.(KBCD) 9. Khiamniungan Baptist Church Diphupar B Dimapur Born on 16/06/1996 10. Khiamniungan Union Dimapur.(KUD) Died on 29/03/2017 11. Khiamniungan Tribal Council (KTC) 12. Khiamniungan Baptist Youth Endeavour Dimapur.

13. Khiamniungan Youth Fellowship Dimapur.

14. Khiamniungan Students' Union Dimapur.

15. Khiamniungan Menyiu Hoikam Dimapur. (KMHD) 16. Eastern Naga Students Union team 17. Khiamniungan Baptist Church 3rd NAP Tuensang.

18. JYC 3rd NAP Saksi Tuensang 19. Tsuwao Baptist Church.

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

Loving parents and relatives.

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with utmost sincerity and dedication.

She further deliberated on the urgent importance of initiating convergence with all accessible entities, visà-vis government and nongovernmental agencies.

In his address, M. Roland Lotha, COO (program), stressed on efficient supervision and monitoring of credit linkages and disbursement of Community Investment Fund (CIF) and its utilization by the SHGs as well as the VLOs. Bendangtoshi, BPM, Changtongya Block, presented on the activities and achievement of the resource block while vote of thanks was delivered

by DPO DRDA, Anti.

Chang.

Sümi Hoho executive meeting: Sümi Hoho has convened the last executive meeting of the present team on April 10 at 2 p.m. at Sumi Hoho Ki, Zunheboto. All the executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

RSZ executive council meeting: Rengma Selo Zi (RSZ) has convened its executive council meeting on April 8 at 11 a.m. at its headquarter Tseminyu town.

Representatives of all the Rengma recognized villages, seniors, advisors and pioneers of the organization have been reminded to attend the meeting.

WSTH meeting: Western Sümi Totimi Hoho (WSTH) has convened an executive meeting on April 8 at 10 a.m. at WSTH office. All the executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

CYF emergency meeting: Chakhesang Youth Front (CYF) has convened its emergency executive council meeting on April 8 at 11 a.m. at Pfutsero Town Hall.

All the units have been requested to attend with two representatives each.

PUD general meet: Pfosemai Union Dimapur (PUD) has convened a general meeting on April 8, 11 a.m. at the resident of Ph. Adani, Mao Colony, Kuda village.

All members have been informed to attend the meeting.

SVUD general meeting: Sitimi Village Union Dimapur (SVUD) has convened a general meeting on April 8 at 2 p.m. at union banker. All concerned have been requested to attend the meeting.

AASU joint meeting: Aghunaqa Area Students’ Union has convened a joint meeting of SMC chairman, teacher in-charge under Aghunaqa area and Aghunaqa Kukami Kughakulu on April 8 at 11 a.m. at Tourist Lodge, Dimapur. All concerned have been requested to attend the meeting.

DOE annual general meeting: Dimapur Okotsoe Ekhung (DOE) has convened annual general meeting on April 8 at 10 a.m .at Lotha Hoho Ki. All bonafide members residing in and around Dimapur have been requested to attend the meeting.

KMC informs: Kohima Municipal Council, administrator Kovi Meyase has informed all concerned that shop would be permitted to open on Sunday till further notice. KMC exception has been made for hotels, bakeries, pharmacies and barber shops. It informed that the restriction also includes footpath vendors.

CVC informs: Chümoukedima Village Council has informed all landowners affected by the new BG railway line under its jurisdiction that an emergency meeting has been called on April 8 at 10 a.m. at Chümoukedima Village Council Hall. All affected landowners have been requested to attend the meeting. The council further cautioned that any individual/party failing to attend the meeting, the village council should not be held responsible for any inconveniences.

PBBYO elects new office bearers: Purana Bazar ‘B’ Youth Organization (PBBYO) election committee has elected R. Elis Lotha as president, Bipen Lotha as general secretary along with 20 executive members and advisors for the tenure 2017-2019.

NSCN (I-M) UT informs: NSCN (I-M) UT under the directives of CAO, UT-I care taker, deputy kilonser Rangkhamung has informed all regional staff under Union Territory (UT-I) from RSI to leacy to submit their personal data in person during office hours for personal verification and record before April 30 at regional secretary office. Further, as per directive of kilo secretary, all shops of essential commodities in Dimapur have been informed to open from 12 p.m. on Sunday for the convenience of the general public.

For more clarifications one has been asked to contact regional secretary at 8014620571.

DDADU informs: Dimapur District Autorickshaw Drivers’ Union (DDADU) head office has informed the passengers to report to the union office in case of lost articles. The union also requested the passengers to note down the registration number of auto-rickshaw they are plying and cautioned that if it was the negligence of the passengers the drivers are not to be blamed. The union also cautioned auto drivers driving under the influence of alcohol and further requested the passengers to report such cases so that action would be initiated against the drivers. DDADU also informed the auto drivers to carry union identity card, driving license and wear uniforms while on duty.

ODE TO GRANDMOTHER Those white shiny beads necklace, That adorned her tall but frail frame, Made me ask why she can't wear another prettier, But now, when I see any bead necklaces, It makes me to miss her.

As slow as she walked, She was slow to get angry, She was patient and cheerful.

She would tell stories and we listened attentively, We laughed at the jokes she makes, And we talk about it all day long.

It was in the fall, when we went to live with her.

She was full of joy.

Days passed by, making each day a sweet memory.

She was ill, she knew her time had come.

She told us one day that she prayedGod keep her alive till fall ends, when we would go back home.

Her wish was granted.

As we attended the funeral that day, All I could say was, 'Grandmother' DP-3093

(L-R): SMMU, NSRLM monitoring and team building exercise visit in Longleng and Mokokchung.

the block, district and state level.

Chief Operating Officer (Programs), NSRLM, Rollan Lotha briefly shared about the mission’s mandate on universal social inclusion and intervention in the lives of the rural poor household through universal financial inclusion to the SHGs/Federations.

DPO, DRDA & DPM, NSRLM, Kikatemsu chaired the meeting, while accountant Phamlen gave the invocation prayer and block programme manager, Bendangmongba Phom highlighted the programme progress.

MOKOKCHUNG: In Mokokchung, Athel O. Lotha called upon the district and blocks staff to perform one’s given duty

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3rd Death Anniversary in loving memory of Late Mrs. Kewethsuzu-u Mero. By Husband Rev. Kewezolo Mero Phek Town, Children, Grandchildren & Great grandchildren.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, April 6, 2017

nagalandpost.com Poll Q.: Is there likely to be growing religious intolerance in India?

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Q: Is intolerance to religious

m i n o r i t i e s g row i n g despite all assurances by the centre?  Yes  No  Can’t say

WEATHER FORECAST April 6

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Fog, then some sun

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Aizawl

Clouds and sun with a t-storm 28 18

Guwahati Fog, then some sun Imphal

21, 301 registered job seekers in Dimapur

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29 19

Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 26 16

Itanagar Partly sunny and pleasant

24 16

Shillong

A shower and t-storm around 20 13

Kohima

Clouds and sun with a t-storm 23 14

Dimapur An afternoon thunderstorm

27 18

Cooler with a stray t-shower 22 13 Tuensang Cooler with a shower in spots 16 11 Wokha Some sun, a shower; cooler 21 17 Mkg

Zunheboto A thundershower in spots

19 13

Dimapur DPDB meeting in progress at the conference of Deputy Commissioner Dimapur on Wednesday. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: District E m p l o y m e n t O f f i c e r, Dimapur has informed that there are 21, 301 job seekers registered in the employment exchange for job assistance as recorded in the live register as on December 2016 out of which 13361 are male and 8003 are female applicants.

The DEO Dimapur was presenting a powerpoint presentation on the District E m p l o y m e n t O f f i c e, Dimapur and its main activities during Dimapur District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting on Wednesday held at Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur Conference Hall under the chairmanship of DC Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome.

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The DEO Dimapur said considering the rising unemployment problem the youths were guided to take up self-employment for which a self-employment promotion cell in regional employment exchange, Kohima has been set up. DEO said the cell coordinates self employment activities in all district.

The DEO also informed that there are 1950 applicants registered for selfemployment ventures and recorded 571 beneficiaries from various schemes.

The board members were also informed about measures taken up by the department in order to assist interested job seekers in securing their desired jobs.

Women Industrial and Training Institute (WITI)

also gave a presentation on their activities, trades offered in the institute and some success stories of passed out students from the institute during the meeting.

During the meeting, the house recommended Spr ing Va l l e y Sc ho o l , Society, Dimapur, Sovima Samipfuko Krotho, Business Association of Nagas (BAN), Dimapur, LI-WU Society, Akito Village and KIVI Society, Akito Village for registration basing on the verification report.

The house also discussed the agenda for setting up of Bank at Tahekhu BlockIV (Rangapahar Crossing) after which the members approved in principle and referred back to DCC to prepare detail report.

Blyth Tragopan donated DC Kma new dist BS&G president to BTCBC, Kohima DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner of Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajen was inducted as the District president of Kohima District Bharat Scouts & Guides (BS&G) at the Deputy Commissioner’s Office Conference Hall, Kohima.

The induction ceremony was conducted by district organiser (Scout) Kohima, Khriesanyü Pienyü and assisted by district training commissioner ( S c o u t ) Ko h i m a , O m Prakash Gupta.

The induction was followed by speech by the newly inducted president

and the national anthem.

The programme was chaired by Kholia, guide c a p t a i n L i t t l e F l owe r Higher Secondary School, Kohima, special number was presented by the Rovers & Rangers of Oriental College.

Scouts & Guides from Chandmari Higher Secondary School, Christ King Higher Secondary School, The Vineyard School, Alpine Open Unit, Rovers & Rangers from Oriental College, Scouters & Guiders, and District Officials attended the Programme.

ENCSU submits memorandum to education department DIMAPUR: In a followup to the expose regarding anomalies detected during its educational tour to Eastern Nagaland in March 2017, the Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) has submitted a memorandum to the director, Higher Education, Nagaland, seeking immediate action to redress the anomalies on or before April 30.

In a nine-point memorandum signed

by ENCSU chairman Longre Chang and joint secretary Nokchem Angth, the union appealed the concern department and government, among other things, to requisition a “Performance Report” of all teaching faculty members of the four Colleges and take disciplinary action against absent members within 25 days. ENCSU requested that an “action

taken report” be intimated to it.

On the issue of regular assistant professors posted in Eastern Nagaland areas being attached either at the Directorate or colleges in Kohima and Dimapur without any replacement, ENCSU demanded cancellation of all attachments within 25 days w.e.f March 20.

The union also demanded immediate appointment of assistant professors as per UGC norms to redress the issue of insufficient staff in the four colleges.

It also demanded appointment of regular assistant professors and lab assistant for the Chemistry Department of Sao Chang G ove r n m e n t C o l l e ge, Tuensang.

In the memorandum, ENCSU also demanded immediate appointment

of full-fledged librarians in Sao Chang Government College, Tuensang and Wangkhao Government College, Mon. Request for upgradation of libraries in the four colleges was also made in the memorandum.

It also highlighted the dilapidated state of Sao Chang College, Tuensang, and sough action from the government to take precautionary measures in order to avert disaster.

Constr uction of staff quarters in all four colleges was also demanded.

ENCSU also solicited immediate action towards shifting Zisaji Presidency G ove r n m e n t C o l l e ge, Kiphire, to the new building and cautioned it would be compelled to take extreme action upon failure to do so.

Immediate sanction of college buses for the

four colleges was also featured in the ENCSU memorandum. “At least 2 buses each to Wangkhao G ove r n m e n t C o l l e ge, Mon and Sao Chang G ove r n m e n t C o l l e ge, Tuensang and 3 buses each to Zisaji Presidency G ove r n m e n t C o l l e ge, Kiphire and Government Yingli College, Longleng should be provided anyhow,” it stated.

Lack of hostel facilities in any of the four colleges due to lack of staff and kitchen materials, despite availability of buildings for the purpose, was another issue raised by ENCSU. Necessary action in this regard was demanded.

ENCSU has set April 30 as deadline for the concerned department and State government to fulfil its demands, failing which the union warned of taking its own course of action.

Orgns support Sümi Hoho’s demand for KPA upgradation DIMAPUR: Sümi organisations have extended support to Sümi Hoho’s demand for upgradation of Khelhoshe Poytechnic Institute Atoizu (KPA) and have appealed chief minister to take up the matter on priority at the earliest.

A press note by Saptiqa Area Progressive Youth Forum (SAPYF) president, Ahito Achumi and general secretar y, Joshua Swu stated that the institute was established in 1972 and was the oldest polytechnic institute in the state.

However, SAPYF pointed out that infrastructure had been far neglected till date.

SAPYF has urged the state government to implement the cabinet decision of December 17, 2007, in letter and in spirit, for upgrading the institute to that of Engineering College.

ETSU: In a separate p r e s s n o t e, E m l o - To Students Union (ETSU) president, Vikato I Chishi

stated that KPA was all set to commemorate 50 years jubilee in a short while.

However, lamented that the first polytechnic institute of the state still falls short of providing degree level certificate.

It urged the government to take up the

issue as the land owners had already played their part by offering free land with special request for upgradation and the stake holders were ready for any clarion call from the department if the need arises.

ETSU stated that

KPA qualified all criteria and had the credentials to be upgraded. The union said it would be pleased to help, assist and trouble shoot any problems if the government/department or the concern authority was willing to share the ground.

Blyth Tragopan being donated to BTCBC. DIMAPUR: A male B ly t h Tr a g o p a n wa s donated to Blyths Tragopan Conservation and Breeding Centre (BTCBC), Kohima

by Inato Khujumi, Niu Colony Zunheboto.

In a press note, BTCBC officer in charge, Keneikrul, informed that the bird has been kept in quarantine condition and would be allowed to interact with the existing stock after a specified time.

The release informed that the annual breeding

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season of the Blyth Tragopan has begun and that the calls of the male Tragopan are prominently heard during dawn and dusk. The centre said it hoped and looks forward to a successful breeding season.

Meanwhile, BTCBC has expressed appreciation and gratitude to the donor as well as to the DFO Zunheboto, Tokaho Kinimi, who had transported and released the pheasant to the centre.

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India has never used me against China: Dalai Lama Bomdila (Arunachal Pradesh), Apr 5 (IANS): Amid Beijing’s strident protests, Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama on Wednesday said that India has never used him against China and urged that country to give Tibet meaningful “self-rule” and “autonomy”.

Reacting to Beijing’s objection against his visit to Arunachal Pradesh, the Nobel Peace Laureate said, “There are many in China who love India, but there are some narrow minded politicians because of their certain views.. like they considered me as a demon.”

Denying Chinese assertions that India was using him as a diplomatic leverage to challenge China, the Tibetan spiritual leader said, “I am India’s longest standing guest. India has never used me against China.”

On the Tibetan stand, he said: “We are not seeking independence. We are very much willing to remain with People’s Republic of China.

I always used to talk about the spirit of the European Union, individual nations,

Dalai Lama individual sovereignty but that is not so important, what is important is common interest,” he told journalists, ahead of proceeding to Tawang for a major Buddhist event.

“Tibet is materialistically backward but spiritually highly developed.

For material development, we need to remain with People’s Republic China as it is our interest. The government (of China) should feel OK for the mutual benefit,” he added. However, the Tibetan spiritual leader noted, “China must give us meaningful self-rule, autonomy, and must take care of the environment in Tibet. China has the highest population of Tibetan Buddhists. Many

Chinese intellectuals also fully support our cause.”

The Dalai Lama’s statement comes as China on Wednesday lodged a protest with India over his visit to Arunachal Pradesh.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying, addressing a regular briefing in Beijing, voiced her country’s “firm opposition” to the Dalai Lama’s visit and said Beijing would lodge “stern representations with the Indian side”.

The Chinese side lodged a protest with Indian Ambassador Vijay Gokhale in Beijing over the Dalai Lama’s visit.

On Tuesday, India said that no political motive should be attributed to the Dalai Lama’s visit to Arunachal Pradesh and asked China not to interfere in its affairs. Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju, who is from Arunachal Pradesh, said: “India has always been non-interfering in the neighbours’ internal affairs in our approach. In the same manner, we expect the same from our neighbours.”

northeast Landslide kills 2 labourers, 3 die of lightning strike GUWAHATI, APR 5 (PTI): Two labourers were killed by a landslide in a hill Guwahati today, while three others died of lightning strikes across the state, police said.

The landslide triggered by heavy rainfall since one week here caused a huge chunk of earth to come down the hill and fall on the two labourers engaged by a private school for cutting earth in Bonda area.

Policemen and rescue workers pulled out bodies of the two workers identified as Saifuddin and Rahimuddin hailing from Alamganj in Dhubri district of Assam respectively.

Meanwhile, three persons including a woman were killed and as many injured in lightning strike in various parts of the state yesterday, police said.

The deceased be longed to Hailakandi, Bangaigaon and Karimganj districts.

Two persons injured in lightning strike were from Hailakandi district and the third one from Bongaigaon district, police said.

Forbes calls for more tech focused investments in R&D

S h i l lo n g, A p r 5 APR: Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) president, Naushad Forbes on Wednesday called for more investments in research and development and must be more focused on technology.

“Indian industry investment in research and development amounts to 0.3 percent of gross domestic product, against a world average of 1.5 percent,” he said addressing the 8th annual convocation of Indian Institute Management-Shillong here in Meghalaya.

“We need to increase

Massive landslide damage houses Correspondent

IMPHAL, Apr 5 (NPN): A massive landslide that occured in Manipur’s Ukhrul district on Wednesday damaged at least five dwelling houses.

The landslide was reported from Siraikhong village under Somdal police station of Ukhrul district.

However, no human casualty was reported.

The landslide oc curred after a huge crack appeared in the middle of the village.

our investments in technology five-fold to develop the proprietary technologies that we can then deploy world-wide,” Forbes said.

Noting that Indian industry five or ten years out must be more ethical, the CII president said, “bulk of companies already are, but there are too many stories of crony capitalists that destroy the image of Indian industry and with it our credibility.”

Forbes said that the CII has launched several initiatives that emphasize the journey all industry must undertake to become more ethical. He also cited an example, a voluntary code that lets firms move

at their own pace but in an aligned direction - consistent with our diversity.

Delivering his address, Founding Dean of Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, New York, USA, Prof.

Soumitra Dutta reflected upon three themes which he felt will serve the graduates well in moving forward in life which included their role in the world as a leader for Brand India, their role as leaders in a fast developing economic power but one with enormous social challenges, and their role as members of family and community, which he said were important considerations to become important role models for the next

generation.

Altogether, 159 students of the Post Graduate Diploma in Management program of the batch of 2015-17 received their certificates on the day inclusive of those in absentia.

In addition, 15 students of the Executive Post Graduate Diploma in Managing Business in India & China (PGPEx) program for the year 2015 -16 also received their passing out diploma.

Foreigner check post in Manipur on high alert

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Apr 5 (NPN): Manipur police department has been put on alert following reports of increasing inflow of foreign nationals and illegal infiltration of foreign nationals into the state, an official source said Wednesday.

Based on the report, state home department has asked the state police department to put extra vigilant at the foreigners check posts across the state, the source added.

A letter from state additional chief secretary (home) Dr. J Suresh Babu to the state DGP on April 3 last stated that the home department has the report of increasing trend of foreign nationals intruding into Manipur territory illegally.

To check and ensure that there was no infiltration of foreigners to the state, there was the need to revamp the strength of present manpower, security personnel and infrastructure at the Foreigner Check Post/ Immigration check posts set up at Jiribam (at the border with Assam), Mao, Jessami (both bordering with Nagaland), Behiang (Churachandpur bordering with Myanmar), Moreh in particular and Imphal International Airport in general, the home department observed.

State police department may deploy additional manpower at these foreigners check post and ensure proper screening of persons entering Manipur.

Regd. No. 964/2017

If necessary, police department may make assessment of additional requirement of manpower and infrastructure for the foreigner check post/immigration check posts and send proposal to home department for taking up on priority.

Following the intimation from the home department, state police has issued instruction to state CID and all concerned security agencies to remain alert at the check posts to ensure that no illegal foreigners is allowed trespass to the state from across the border.

Meanwhile, the eight young boys recently rescued from being trafficked from Imphal Airport were turned out to be Myanmar national during verification by authorities of Manipur government, another official source said.

A team of Anti-Human Trafficking Cell of Manipur police, on March 27 last, intercepted altogether eight young boys suspected to be from Myanmar at the Tulihal Airport where they were about to take a flight to Chennai without any valid documents.

The boys were sent back to their respective native places after counseling to their guardians who took them back, an official report said Wednesday.

Another 16-year-old girl suspected to be trafficked was rescued by AntiHuman Trafficking Unit of Manipur police from Tulihal Airport on Tuesday.

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 05/04/2017

I, Mr. Vikato S. Aye, S/o Lt. Shihovi Aye, R/o Chekiye Village, Block-2, H/No. 165, Dimapur : Nagaland, do hereby solemnly declare that my name was inadvertently entered as Vikato Aye instead of Vikato S. Aye in my Education documents and both refer to one and same person. From today my name shall be known as Vikato S. Aye in all my official and correspondence documents.

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‘SABAK YOUTH SPORTS MEET’

KOHIMA -797001, NAGALAND

FELICITATION The Imsongunger Kidong Telongjem Kohima would like to congratulate Er P. Lanu Aier, S/o Pangjunglepzung Aier, of Longpa Village, for being promoted as Chief Engineer, Police Engineering Project, (PEP), Kohima, Nagaland.

The Imsongunger wish and pray to the almighty God to grant him success and to bring more laurels for the union even in his future endeavour.

N Lima Imsong Moachiba Imsong President, IKTK Gen. Secy., IKTK

Regd. No. 3542/2017, Date : 04/04/2017

LOTISA MAPULU UNION DIMAPUR

FELICITATES

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OFFICE OF THE

KOHIMA CHUNGTIA SENSO TELONGJEM KOHIMA : NAGALAND

NO.JUD.21/2016-17/22

Sumi Aphuyemi Baptist Akukuhou Kuqhakulu organised a (SABAK) Sport Meet at Pughoboto Sub-Division with Dr. Victo Wotsa, Managing Director, Nikos Hospital & Research Centre Dimapur as Chief Guest and Mr. Ghokiye Achumi, Class-I Contractor as the guest of honour respectively.

Mr. Viposa, Director Catch Themgo International Sports Ministry and Mr. Atoshe Swu, Youth Board Chairman WSBAK were the resource persons.

All together 20 churches participated in the events.

We the Youth Department of SABAK, thank all the well wishers who have contributed financially, materially & through prayer.

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Dt. Zbto the 18/03/2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti Ashevi of Tichipami Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/ Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Z. Hevishe Sema, has expired on 16-01-2017.

It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issued of the same.

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Tridibesh Roy, IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

FELICITATION

Felicitation

With immense pride and honour, the N. Longidang Village Youth Organisation (NLVYO) extends our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their achievements and bringing laurels to the Village.

1. Mr. Nyimthungo Ezung on his promotion to SDO, Dept. of Soil & Water Conservation.

2. Mr. Y. Avungthung Ngullie, S/o P. Yilobemo Ngullie for securing the post of Horticulture Extension Assistant.

3. Miss. Mhono L. Ngullie, D/o Lijamo Ngullie for selection to the post of Special Officer, Union Bank of India, Kolkata.

4. Miss. M. Elonbeni Ngullie, D/o Mhonsao Ngullie, awarded Ph.D in Sociology from Dibrugarh University, Assam in her thesis “Urban Growth & Occupation Change among the Lotha-Naga Women of Nagaland”.

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The Kohima Chungtia Senso Telongjem takes immense pleasure and pride in congratulating Mr. L.Youdang Jamir on being promoted to the post of Addl. Director ATI (Administrative Training Institute) under P & AR Department Nagaland Kohima.

It is our sincere prayer that Almighty God would grant him good health, wisdom and guidance in all his future endeavours.

TIAMEREN ADEN JAMIR President, KCST Secretary, KCST

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Correspondent

IMPHAL, Apr 5 (NPN): A 10-member team of Manipuri Cultural Society (MCS), Kohima (Nagaland) Wednesday met with Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh at his office chamber. MCS is a body of Manipuris settled in Nagaland. During the meeting, the delegates invited the chief minister to visit Nagaland to foster peace and brotherhood among the people of two neighbouring states. Accepting the invitation, Singh expressed his willingness to visit Nagaland by road and meet his counterpart Nagaland chief minister Shurhozelie Liezietsu at the earliest. The chief minister further assured to extend all possible assistance to all the Manipuris settling in Nagaland.

NI SUMI LAU AKIPINI KHU KEU

Ni Kahuto Chishi Sümi Akukau (G.B.) Hevishe Ghami no atsala 2-4-17 tsalalo Sumi kivipu shilunani kughashi kiyephi vechewo aqhalo kulhavekeu lo Sümi pulou kumovekeu ghenguno Ino Sumi aqhalo ikipimi qhive tsu penike kiyephi phikulumi kumutsu lau pikulha ani Kahuto Chishi Sumi Akukau (G.B) Hevishe Village Dimapur

Regd. No. H/11/2017 Date : 11/3/2017

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER : ZUNHEBOTO

With immense pride and honour, the Lotisa Mapulu Union Dimapur congratulates Miss Kaheli Chophy, D/o Hetovi Chophy on being crowned as Femina Miss India Nagaland 2017.

The Union further wishes her more success and accolades in her future endeavour.

Avito Ayemi Joel Y Chishi President Gen. Secretary

Mnp CM desires to visit Nagaland

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

OFFICE OF THE

I, Smti. Jane V. Sumi, W/o Uketo Yepthomi, permanent R/o D.C. Hill Colony, Zunheboto : Nagaland, do hereby solemnly declare that my name was inadvertently entered as Jane in my PAN Card & AADHAR Card and Jane Yepthomi in my SBI Saving A/C instead of Jane V. Sumi and this refer to one and same person. From today my name shall be known as Jane V. Sumi in all my official and correspondence documents.

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Dear Aka (Dr.Nchumbeni Humtsoe) Happy Birthday! A life wonderfully formed, mysteriously shaped, Given as most precious gift, sacred and whole, A precious child to your family, a loving soul to all, Thank God for your life and you for your friendship, As you celebrate this day, the very gift of life, May God continue to preserve and guide you, May you continue to exhibit His grace and love, Until He calls you to His Celestial Home -A birthday wish from Ango Dear Mom Sentikala Wishing you a very happy birthday.. May God bless you with good health.. Love you soooooooooooo much....

From Wangshi n Pongen

This is to certify that Shri. Nandu Das, S/o Bishwanath Das, R/o. Haralu Colony, H/No. 42-has taken on Lease the plot of land covered by Old Showuba Village Council Patta Vide Patta No. 142/2014, Sl. No. 110, Permit No. 110/2017, measuring an area 11235 Sq. Ft. (North = 65 ft.- Rijang, South = 66 ft. - Niuland Road, East = 172 ft.Hotovi Residence, West= 171 ft. - Mrs Chipong) from Shri.

Toikhu (The Lessor) S/o. Shri. Zhehokhu, R/o Old Showuba Village, Dimapur, Nagaland. And that Shri. Nandu Das (the Lessee) of the said land wants to start construction on the above mentioned land at Showuba Village.

IMSONGUNGER KIDONG TELONGJEM

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To My loving Dr. Achum (Nchumbeni Humtsoe) Happy Birthday to Someone I love so much, One who has that “Special Touch”, Always as smile upon your face. Everything you do is with style and grace. Please know today how special you are.

Whenever you go-whether near or far. You’ll be special to me untill the end. You are brighter than the Sunshine and calmer than the moon. When I say I love you, please believe it’s true.

When I say forever, know i’ll never leave you. I just want you to know, You mean the world to me. May you always go around and spread your happy cheer.

Yours Ever loving Friend.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, april 6, 2017

Sd/N. Longidang Village Youth Organisation

AFFIDAVIT Date. 05/04/2017 I, Smti. Lilian Tungoe, D/o. Nramo Lotha of Changsu New Village and a permanent resident of Lower CMHS Colony under Wokha Town in the district of Wokha, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm an oath and stated as follows; 1. That, I am a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned locality.

2. That, my original name is Lilian Tungoe which is recorded in my birth certificate. Whereas, in my academic record it is inadvertently recorded as Lily N instead of Lilian Tungoe.

3. That, henceforth, my official name shall be used in as Lilian Tungoe from today onwards and the same shall be used in all my official purposes and records.

VERIFICATION Verified the above statements on this 5th April 2017 before the competent authority at Nagaland as such, the same may be treated as a piece of evidence in all my official purposes and records.

Shenthungo Lotha Deponent.

Notary Public, Wokha, Nagaland DC-669 Regd No. 058/17

APPRECIATION We the parents and family members of Mr. Wobenthung Humtsoe, S/o W. Yizamo Humtsoe resident of G.H.S Colony Wokha Town would like to thank God Almighty and convey our word of appreciation expressing our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, unions and organizations involved in the unfortunate moment in tracing out the ‘Whereabouts’ of our son which took place on 31st March 2017 at Lumding Railway Station.

We thankfully convey our special appreciation to:1. Keseno Thong Rengma and friends for their timely interventions through various Sources and media coverage.

2. Officer-in-Charge and staff of Wokha Police Station.

3. Officer-in-Charge and staff GRPS and RPF Dimapur Station.

4. Officer-in-Charge and staff GRPS and RPF Lumding Rail Station.

Our profound and deep expression of indebtedness to the colony people, well-wishers, relatives and friends for their comforting words, prayers and financial support during our difficult and trying time which it made it possible for our son to return safe to the family.

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W. YIZAMO HUMTSOE GHS Colony, Wokha Town

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AFFIDAVIT

I, Ms. Temjentola, D/o Jongmalepden aged about 39 yrs resident of Agri Farm Colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as follows.

1. That I am a citizen of India.

2. That my Father's and Mother's name has been recorded with variation in some of my official documents.

3. That inadvertently my father's name has been entered as Chungmalepten in my HSLC Admit Card as well as Birth Certificate instead of Jongmalepden and Mother's name as Moalemla in my Birth Certificate instead of T. Alemla Imchen respectively.

4. That Jongmalepden and Chungmalepten as well as T. Alemla Imchen and Moalemla are same and one persons respectively.

5. That this affidavit shall be used as evidence for all official purpose.

6. That the statements made in paragraphs 1 to 5 are true to the best of my knowledge and I have not suppressed anything.

And I sigh this affidavit on this the 20th day of Feb. 2017 at Kohima.

Deponent Solemnly declared before me.

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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Elizabeth Ngully Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Osmo Lotha Deceased, has been filed by Shri. Libemo relation Son R/o. H/No. 19 Lotha Colony, Dimapur to draw his Landed Property etc, who expired on 14.5.97, Covered by Patta No. 382, Dag No. 546, Block No. 10.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire my appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 30/4/17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 30 day of 3/17.

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE, DIMAPUR, NAGALAND NOTICE

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANTS(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Birendra KR. Nath has been applied by Smti/Shri. Tulu Bala Nath, R/o Zakhiesatuo Colony W/o Birendra KR. Nath for possession of : 1. PPO NO. PEN/COM-11209/NL/N/13206.

2. SBI A/C No. 10810552151 Main Branch, Dimapur.

Who expired on 05/03/17.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/ he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 4/5/2017.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 4/4/2017.

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(G.H. Ramla) Principal District and Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland

MEA, African missions go silent after heated words

African students protest in Bangalore against the racist attack on a Tanzanian woman.

NEW DELHI, APR 5 (AGENCIES): A day after high-decibel rhetoric dominated the airwaves between African diplomats and MEA over the recent attacks on African students in Greater Noida, silence prevailed on Tuesday with both sides stepping back from the public glare to allow diplomacy and law enforcement to do their job.

The government believes it has been able to contain the protests and their political fallout, after a detailed but somewhat stern press statement on Monday. While several African countries pleaded ignorance about the press statement by the dean of African missions (in this case, the ambassador of Eritrea) threatening to take India to the UN Human Rights Council, the fact that a group representing African students echoed

the call to condemn India in international fora is a matter of concern for India going forward.

Ultimately, sources said, its not only a law and order problem. There is a need to develop greater sensitivity among Indian communities about foreigners of a different skin colour and cultural backgrounds living in their midst. Equally, there is a need to sensitise African students about the communities they live in, with a greater involvement of law enforcement agencies.

In the last couple of mon- ths, India has had high level exchanges with African countries, with the King of Swaziland, PM of Uganda and vice-president of Rwanda visiting India, while Indian leaders have travelled to Uganda, Rwanda, Nigeria, Mali, Ghana etc.

Railways aim to generate 5GW solar power by 2025 New Delhi, Apr 5 (IANS): The Indian Railways could meet up to 25 per cent of its energy demand from renewable energy sources like wind and solar power, said a study by the Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) on Wednesday.

According to the study released here by Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu and Union Power Minister Piyush Goyal, the railways would achieve the target of 5GW of solar power by 2025. “Indian Railways would need an investment of $3.6 billion to meet the 5GW target,” said the study titled ‘Decarbonising the Indian Railways: Scaling Ambitions, Understanding Ground Realities’. Of the total 5 GW solar power, about 1.1 GW would come

from rooftop solar power plants. “We want Indian Railways to become a green engine of growth... We have set up a target of electrifying the entire network of Indian Railways in next ten years with at least 90 per cent of track electrification in next five years,” Prabhu said. T he Railway Minsiter said that the ministry is looking to add 1,000 MW of solar and 200 MW of wind energy, of which 36 MW has already been commissioned.

“Railways have come out with a commendable plan called Mission 41K where they are looking at a saving of INR 41,000 crore through the electrification of railway lines,” said Union Minister for Power Piyush Goyal, who also holds the Coal, New and Renewable Energy, and Mines portfolio.

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Sushma says not all attacks are racial

External affairs minister Sushma Swaraj said that “not all attacks are racial” after opposition members raised concern over the attacks on Nigerians in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday.

“The incident took place when some miscreants took advantage of the anger among locals in the death of 19-year-old Manish allegedly due to drug overdose,”Sushma said, adding, An independent inquiry is already underway into the two incidents, including that of Kenyan national.”

She also said that six people have been arrested in the case.

“Before inquir y is completed, please don’t say it is driven by racial

discrimination,” the Union Minister said.

On the Kenyan national issue, she said,”When we checked the visa of the woman (Kenyan national), it had expired months ago. Just because she said something, one cannot level allegations of racial discrimination.”

On March 27, four Nigerian were severely beaten up in a neighbourhood in Greater Noida, after residents there suspected them of peddling drugs to a teenager who died of a drug overdose.

Meanwhile, Sushma also termed the African envoys’ statement on attacks as “unfortunate, painful and surprising”.

Yesterday, the heads of missions of African countries in India have slammed physical attacks on their compatriots in the as “xenophobic and racial” in nature, saying the government in New Delhi took no “known, sufficient and visible” deterrent action despite such incidents happening in the past.

In a strongly-worded press statement that is set to embarrass New Delhi, the envoys of 44 African nations, called for an independent investigation by the UN Human Rights Council as well as other human rights bodies, and also to comprehensively report the matter to the Commission of the African Union.

Cheetah’s health recovering: Rijiju NEW DELHI, APR 5 (AGENCIES): Minister of State (MoS) for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju on Wednesday met CRPF commandant Chetan Cheetah who had slipped in to coma for two months being shot nine times during an encounter with terrorists in Kashmir’s Bandipora and said Cheetah expressed his desire to get back to work as soon as possible.

Thanking the doctors at AIIMS for their extraordinary work Rijiju said that he was amazed to see Cheetah smiling and that his battle with life will boost the morale of other officers.

“He is doing very fine.

Its miraculous, first of all I would like to thank team of doctors from AIIMS. The day I came here when he was brought from Srinagar, it was difficult to imagine that he will talk to me,” said Rijiju.

“We are very proud of him. He is a brave officer and this will boost the morale of all the other jawans. He was smiling and was excited to get back on duty. This shows his ability to survive and his will power,” he added.

The CRPF commanding officer was in coma two months ago after being hit by at least nine bullets during a gun battle with terrorists+ in Kashmir’ Bandipora on February 14.

The 45-year-old had suffered bilateral upper limbs fractures, bullet injuries in his head and lost his right eye during the bloody encounter that claimed lives of three Indian soldiers.

India has never used me against China: Dalai

Dalai Lama the 14th is on a visit to Arunachal Pradesh.

BOMDILA, APR 5 (AGENCIES): Rubbishing media reports that India is using the Dalai Lama as a diplomatic leverage to challenge China, the Tibetan spiritual leader on Wednesday said “India has never used him against China.”

On Chinese anger over India allowing him to visit Arunachal Pradesh+ , he said, “Please do not say angry Chinese. There are many in China who love India. It is only some narrow-minded politicians who see India in a different way just like the way they see me as a demon.

I am not a demon.”

The Dalai Lama also asked Beijing to give Tibet a meaningful autonomy for the mutual benefit of both his homeland and China.

“China has the highest population of Tibetan Buddhists. Many Chinese intellectuals fully support our cause,” the spiritual leader said while addressing reporters here.

“We are not seeing independence. We want to

remain with the people’s republic of China. Tibet is materialistically backward but spiritually highly advanced. We want to develop materialistically by remaining with China and it should also feel the same way for the mutual benefit,” he said while recollecting his escape to India 58 years ago and his journey through Bomdila.

The Dalai Lama’s statement comes as China on Wednesday lodged a protest with India over his visit to Arunachal Pradesh.

Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chu-

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nying, addressing a regular briefing in Beijing, voiced her country’s “firm opposition” to the Dalai Lama’s visit and said Beijing would lodge “stern representations with the Indian side”.

The Chinese side lodged a protest with Indian Ambassador Vijay Gokhale in Beijing over the Dalai Lama’s visit.

On Tuesday, India said that no political motive should be attributed to the Dalai Lama’s visit to Arunachal Pradesh and asked China not to interfere in its affairs.

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Vol. XXVII NO. 120 Dimapur, thursday, April 6, 2017

EVMs under scanner

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fter the recent election in Uttar Pradesh, serious doubts about the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) are being raised primarily by the Bahuja Samaj Party (BSP) and the Samajwadi Party(SP) both of which received a drubbing at the hands of the BJP. The Aam Admit Party (AAP) in Delhi has also raised serious doubts about the EVMs being tamper-proof and reliable. Arch political rivals-BSP and SPmay have their reasons for demanding a high level technical probe because both lost heavily to the UP. They are demanding that the Election Commission order a technical investigation into suspect EVMs used in the recent election in UP. BSP chief Mayawati alleged that voters in a polling booth voted 99.9% for the BJP whereas, in that segment which is pro-BSP, hardly a handful voted for the BSP. Former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav raised the pitch again when he demanded an inquiry after EVMs in Madhya Pradesh were found to be only dispensing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) slips when buttons for different parties were pressed. The Congress has also joined the chorus by asking the ECI to conduct the probe and look into complaints about EVMs being tampered in the UP election. To give logic the Congress maintained that the ECI has to act in order to restore the confidence of the voters. Out of 123 countries out of 192, where democratic elections are held, EVMs are used in only 17 countries such as -Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Estonia, France, Germany, India, Italy, the Netherlands (Rijnland Internet Election System), Norway, Peru, Romania, Switzerland, the UK, Venezuela, and the Philippines. The other older form- ballot paper stamp- continues to be the most widely used for elections in various parts of the world. During ECI demonstrations on multiple occasions, EVMs have gone wrong, and the commission failed to give satisfactory explanations.

The last time when EVMs were placed under public scrutiny was when the BJP raised the pitch on alleged tampering of EVMs in 2009.Technology is an ever evolving phenomenon, and the last time EVMs were opened to public scrutiny by the ECI was in 2009. The BJP had reasons to suspect the reliability of the EVMs and for which the ECI acceded to the demand. Today, when the opposition parties believe that the EVMs are not tamper proof and which is indeed a very valid concern, the ECI has no option but to demonstrate that the EVMs are reliable and tamper proof. Against the backdrop of rising concerns over EVMs the ECI has been equally determined to reject all allegations. For the ECI of India to claim there is nothing wrong with the EVMs is neither sufficient nor enough. India has known ballot stuffing and rigging under the same commission. It is important that every voter has absolute faith in the religion called democracy, of which the ECI is the most sacred shrine. Following repeated allegations, suspicion has arisen in many minds, even if on partisan lines. Even if it may be reasonable to accept that the self-certification by the ECI on itself was not unexpected; it only removes credibility from the institution. Therefore, instead of asking parties to introspect the reasons for their electoral loss, the ECI could best introspect on the loss of faith creeping up in its otherwise commendable exercise otherwise, it will also come under scanner with the EVMs.

DailyDevotion His Agony and Our Access Jesus came with them to a place called Gethsemane, and said to the disciples….”Stay here and watch with Me.” —Matthew 26:36, 38 We can never fully comprehend Christ’s agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, but at least we don’t have to misunderstand it. It is the agony of God and man in one Person, coming face to face with sin. We cannot learn about Gethsemane through personal experience.

Gethsemane and Calvary represent something totally unique— they are the gateway into life for us.

It was not death on the cross that Jesus agonized over in Gethsemane. In fact, He stated very emphatically that He came with the purpose of dying. His concern here was that He might not get through this struggle as the Son of Man. He was confident of getting through it as the Son of God— Satan could not touch Him there. But Satan’s assault was that our Lord would come through for us on His own solely as the Son of Man. If Jesus had done that, He could not have been our Savior (see Hebrews 9:11-15). Read the record of His agony in Gethsemane in light of His earlier wilderness temptation— “…the devil…departed from Him until an opportune time” (Luke 4:13). In Gethsemane, Satan came back and was overthrown again. Satan’s final assault against our Lord as the Son of Man was in Gethsemane.

The agony in Gethsemane was the agony of the Son of God in fulfilling His destiny as the Savior of the world. The veil is pulled back here to reveal all that it cost Him to make it possible for us to become sons of God. His agony was the basis for the simplicity of our salvation. The Cross of Christ was a triumph for the Son of Man. It was not only a sign that our Lord had triumphed, but that He had triumphed to save the human race. Because of what the Son of Man went through, every human being has been provided with a way of access into the very presence of God.

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No legacy is so rich as honesty. ~ William Shakespeare

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fter the debacle at the hands of the Chinese in 1962, I went to Bum La Pass from where the Dalai Lama had entered India to seek asylum. His land, Tibet, had been occupied by the Chinese who also destroyed their culture.

The Chinese imposed communism and had no respect for either Dalai Lama or his monastery. The Dalai Lama’s visit to Arunachal Pradesh has brought back the memories of the days when the Chinese annexed Tibet. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, India’s first prime minister, did not raise any objection because he was then on a friendly terms with Chinese Premier ChuEn Lai. True, Tibet was under the suzerainty of Beijing but the autonomy of Tibet was considered unviable.

Suzerainty means a government exercising political control over a dependent state. Suzerainty does not translate into absorption.

Tibet was not even a part of China but India agreed to the suzerainty part. Beijing betrayed Nehru further when in 1954 it made Dalai Lama’s stay in Lhasa impos-

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A familiar controversy

sible. The biggest betrayal was when China attacked India eight years later. The Dalai Lama’s visit may not have raised doubts about Tibet but it has renewed the debate of its annexation by Beijing once again. The Dalai Lama visited Arunachal Pradesh a few days ago despite China’s warning to India that his visit would affect the normal relations between the two countries.

It is heartening to see that India did not paid no attention and went ahead to bless his visit. But I cannot understand why Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju had to emphasis that the Dalai Lama’s visit was purely religious.

It is up to the Dalai Lama to describe what took him on a week-long trip to Arunachal. The rift between India and China is all about the latter’s claim over Arunachal Pradesh. China had for long been claiming this Indian state to be its territory and referring it to be the abode of the spiritual leader. Hence, the visit of the Dalai Lama to Arunchal would not be in its interest because they regard him as

“a separatist.” As for Kiren Rijiju’s remarks, he says that China was trying to project the the Dalai Lama as a political person. “We don’t have any intention of engaging with the Dalai Lama so as to irritate China,” says the minister. The spiritual leader, during his weeklong stay, is expected to Kuldip conduct religious discourses in Tawang, Bomdila and other areas of Arunachal Pradesh. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, the spiritual leader had visited Arunachal Pradesh six times before between 1983 and 2009. Rijiju thinks that no artificial controversy should be created over his present visit because he is considered India’s guest. The minister is also expected to accompany the Dalai Lama during his trip as the latter will be consecrating a gompa (Buddhist place of learning) at Rijiju’s native village, Nafra. China’s problems with India have its roots in the British demarcation of the Indo-China border.

Even today, China refuses to acknowledge the MacMa-

hon Line that demarcates Arunachal Pradesh to be a part of India. Any activity that takes place in this area is viewed sceptically

by Chinese soldiers. Visits from Indian diplomats and government authorities have always caused the issue to flare up. For instance, Dalai Lama’s visit to Tawang to Nayar address his followers has irritated China to no end. And any person with even a little knowledge of the Indo-Chinese-Tibetan problem knows that Beijing has always had a love-tohate relationship with the Dalai Lama. Another issue that irked the Chinese was the huge voter turnout of the local people in the state elections. It was reported in 2009 that the voter turnout was almost 72 percent in the Assembly elections that year. China had opposed to the then Defence Minister A. K. Anthony’s visit to Arunachal Pradesh. They even went on to openly question the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s visit to the state. Although the then Prime Minister was not named, he was the subject

of a veiled criticism. The Chinese mouthpiece called his visit as an “audacious and reckless move.” It is difficult to understand why New Delhi bends over backward to please Beijing, be it in the cases of stapling of visas, or the treatment meted out to Indian traders in China. Some years ago, an Air Force officer was denied a visa to China because he belonged to Arunachal Pradesh. The government did not voice its protest and instead dropped the officer from a military delegation that went to Beijing. The delegation’s strength was just reduced to 15 from 30.

There is news that during border talks, the Chinese representatives asked India to tell how much of Arunachal Pradesh it was willing to part with. Silence seems to have become New Delhi’s policy. India is a mute spectator to yet another uprising crushed in Tibet. Any protest in Tibet aimed at preserving the indigenous culture is taken

by Beijing as “mischief ” perpetrated by the Dalai Lama. This is invariably followed by more cruelty.

Clashes between ethnic Tibetan protesters and the Chinese police had led to the death of protesters, apart from landing many in jail, in the past.

Buddhism, which is at its strongest and purest in Tibet, is akin to Hinduism, a religion which 80 percent of Indians profess. The Nalanda University, which is being revived at its old site in Bihar, will trace how Buddhism broke off from its mother religion, Hinduism, and became a separate religion. Yet the bond between Hinduism and Buddhism remains intact.

Lord Buddha is considered one of the gods that Hindus worship. While China has often called on countries not to host the Dalai Lama, it has adopted a different approach towards India, knowing well how sentimentally Hindus are attached to Buddhism and the Dalai Lama. Beijing wants him to be confined to Dharamshala where he and his followers have been settled since 1959. That China has been more than successful goes without saying.

Post-mortem

The duel of ACAUT and NPF

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e all have closely watched the paper duel between ACAUT and NPF on account of corruption charges levelled against NPF Govt. by anti-corruption organisation, ACAUT, which was formed in 2013. The purpose of forming ACAUT is to be a watchdog and to voice against illegal and corrupt activities in the State of Nagaland.

Had ACAUT remained silent over those major and minor scams as highlighted by ACAUT on 31.3.17 under NPF led DAN Govt., it would have become irrelevant. And in absence of formidable opposition in the Assembly, had not ACAUT been active, Nagaland would have been mortgaged by people in power. The ACAUT has been cleaning the dirty linen for the sake of common man during the last four years and its contribution to society is immense. For instances, had not the ACAUT exposed the fuel adulteration, by now the business would have been expanded and legalized. Had not the rice scam in Civil Supplies Deptt. been caught red handed and exposed, the PDS would have totally fizzled out. One can go on, but for the sake of sharing space just to mention few.

I was part of the Congress ministries prior to the advent of the DAN Govt. in 2003, and I can never vouch for our ministries to be perfect. Yet, during our time we had respect for the system of governance and we protected the system despite of our imperfections. Whereas, today, the system is destroyed. There is no more system of governance. Rules of Executive Business has practically disappeared.

Be it recruitment of manpower, be it promotion of employees, be it allotment of contract or supply work, be it release of payments to contractors and suppliers, no rule seemed to be followed. “Mati norom, tyre khushi, khushi” was once the NLA adage prior to introduction of Anti-Defection Law and it has revisited. The head of a Govt. institute told me recently that some suppliers floated tender for supply of few items to his institute. A firm whose quoted rates on the specified items were found reasonable and was selected. The authority ordered the firm to execute the order within the stipulated time. The supplier then approached the head of the institute and pleaded that he cannot supply those items at the rates quoted by himself. The reason was that ‘these days’ no one supplies the materials despite of the coded formalities. The supplier insisted that paper works be completed and the bill be drawn to be shared between the parties. The head of the institute had to succumb to the pressure. This is how Nagaland is governed. And who cares? Who bothers?

No politician cares. No bureaucrat cares. Except the ACAUT, the NTC and few others including countable individuals.

Whereas, the NPF was found virulent in defence of its Govt. particularly in its three successive statements on 28.3.17, 30.3.17 and 1.4.17 respectively. The NPF claimed that appointments are given to deserving Naga youths but ‘not to any outsiders’.

Should any prima facie of induction

of non-locals into service be produced by anyone in near future, I hope NPF will stand by this statement. What you boast about ‘several warnings’ so given by your leaders in camera are not solution to the problems. Warning is necessarily meant for pre-emptive measure. The post action measures are disciplinary actions. Can warnings be suffice when crimes are committed?

Such post action warnings are the humming of winter bee. A Govt. without disciplinary action is dead.

The most unfortunate posture adopted by NPF is to have the temerity to brand the charges of ACAUT as ‘grandiose’. Can the magnitude of the corruption which has been endemic during the last 14 years in Nagaland be a mere grandiose? Quoting the 30.3.17 statement of NPF that ‘The NPF is pro poor party, and therefore, it shall not do anything detrimental to public benefit’. Fantastic! What NPF talks must carry credibility. Better not talk something which you never walk the talk. In NPF’s parlance, non release of salaries to its employees for months together is called pro poor.

Using water cannon against teachers who urged the Govt. to pay them their salary through peaceful agitation was a remarkable pro poor action. Ignoring to pay 10% matching share in RD Deptt. and due to which DRDA staff cannot get salary for 9 months is an appreciable pro poor scheme. Siphoning hundreds of crores of rupees meant for developments is called pro poor. Abandoning roads throughout the State of Nagaland is very pro poor. The endless pro poor policies and activities are being highlighted almost everyday by CAG. Had it not been for space one can go on.

The NPF rightly claims that it is the oldest regional party in the NE. Therefore, I expect its statements and reactions to opinions expressed by others on the performances of the Govt. to contain wisdom, maturity, rationality and realism. The NPF’s reaction to ACAUT is nothing less than bullying as though ACAUT can be frightened. Quoting the 1st April statement ‘that NPF does not defend or condone any kind of corruption in the system...’ If the party really means by this policy, what ACAUT has exposed should be appreciated, introspect and corrective measures taken. On the contrary, the actions of ACAUT are considered a nuisance and therefore branded ACUT as ‘unmandated organisation’ to the extent of calling the members as ‘few busy bodies’. ‘...the deep rooted corruption in the society is all pervading and required concerted efforts of everyone to eradicate it’ is what is the ground reality. The ACAUT did not ask DAN to perform ‘miracle’.

If NPF led DAN becomes sincere in its effort to mitigate the dimension of corruption as a beginning for reformation, I am sure the ACAUT and the rest of the right thinking bodies and individuals are ready to cooperate.

Please do not do double talk, but admit when required. No amount of artificial arguments can overshadow the magnitude of exposures made by ACAUT and CAG. Z. Lohe

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The Nagas’ 3 August Framework Agreement in view

agas have experienced enough bitter taste of suffering and many lives have been sacrificed on the altar of the nation. There were countless orphans, widows and homeless in our country for the last 60/70 years yet due attention of National status has not been accorded to the Naga Nation till date. Nevertheless, in course of time God has opened a way for Nagas to have their stand through a political talk with the Government of India.

Thus the framework agreement between the two entities had been signed on 3rd Aug.2015.

Henceforth dialogue for final settlement of the protracted Naga political issue is set on proper channel and direction.

Nagas case and struggle have now been placed on stage for international attention and importance. No mere or sheer dream or rhetorical rhyme of talking about the Naga issue at home without reasoning on truth about the matter can result a thing for good. Questioning and demanding clarion on the Framework agreement between the Nagas and GOI are just without reasoning.

Things that need to be disclosed have been vividly expressed in media several times. We Nagas need to change our outlook and broaden our political dimension to that of National and international.

Then only we can solve our political problems. The greater our understanding the better we become as competent citizens of the world not just of Nagaland. We are to be fellow nations with the rest of the Nations of the world. To establish our basic understanding of the 3AFWA, we need to know the background rationale and mission purpose of Nagas’ struggle against foreign invading politics that have spoiled and divided us into pieces politically. The principle content of the Frame Agreement made between India and Nagalim are that, both the parties are two national entities having their own separate National

flag, Parliament, Nomenclature, Constitutions etc. In the initial stage, there shall be sharing in governance; like external affairs, defence, Monetary, Exchange of essential goods and boundaries.

All the Naga inhabited areas are inclusive in the framework yet to materialize. Things above the ground and below that fall under Nagas domain remains and belong to the Nagas. It is God’s will that Nagas shall be sovereign nation on earth and we are the children of His nation. If we remain confined to politics of factionalism and Indian political affairs we will loss our nation. We need land and people to be a nation.

Frame work agreement can be understood as it is intended; as we analyse and understand the motive of the talk interlocutor Shri. R. N. Ravi from Indian counterpart and the interlocutor Shri. V.S. Atem from Naga counterpart official dialogue on mutual negotiating round.

Analyzing the version of R.N. Ravi’s statement, on the subject matter of the competency“ Division of Power”, the Nagas shall exercise absolute power over their land and people. He said that the first point in sharing sovereign power is that Nagas will be the “Master”. And secondly, in case of Mineral and Resources wherever; below and above belongs to the Nagas. Ravi said sharing of power will not be mere semantics or playing with words but that there will be a genuine devolution of power where Nagas will become ‘sovereign-like’ basing on the uniqueness of the Naga history. The Interlocutor pointed out, that at one point of time, Nagas Nationalist groups started with a motive when independence meant sovereignty.

Ravi however explained that, if independence were the only thing that Naga political groups need to talk about, then there would have been no talk.

When asked if the issue of Article 371(A) only covered Nagas of Nagaland, Ravi replied that both the entities(GOI&NAGAS) were

talking about Nagas comprehensively and not only Nagas of Nagaland. He clarified that the negotiating parties were working on how to empower the Nagas in other parts of the country.

On inclusive of other NPGs, Ravi said, we want all groups to join and share the ownership. The GOI was serious about other groups joining the consultations and for which invitations were sent. He said that there will be just one Interlocutor each from both the sides and one talk for Naga issue. He said having several Interlocutors and several talks could result in several solutions which would only make a “mockery” of the Naga issue.

In regard to include other NPGs, Ravi said that he had invited other groups only after signing Aug.3 agreement but he had sent invitations prior to it. He further reiterated, that settlement was not restricted to the NSCN (IM) but with entire Nagas. Ravi mentioned that though the stakeholders were not part of the political dialogue, yet they were part of the peace process and all should have an ownership in the final settlement.

Having understood the practical aspect of the Nagas talk for final count-down, it is pertinent to know how to raise our united voice and rights over our land to the National and international arena. Instead of finding faults and defects in the cause, it is far more important to unite our spirit and struggle for common and inclusive final settlement. We shall no longer brood and break ourselves with our limitations and defectives mistakes of the past but shall jointly exert our concerted effort toward realizing the dream and aspiration of our honourable patriots who have left their legacy of hope on our present generation. Our Naga future lies on our struggle today. Every Naga citizen is equally responsible for solution or dissolution.

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Reader’s Post NGBF on ‘rejoinder to Kaka Iralu & some of the NNPGs’

Sir,

The Nagaland GB Federation, an apex organization of GBs/chieftains of Nagaland has clarified that the statement of T. L. Angami published on April 5 2017 with the caption “Rejoinder to Kaka Iralu and some of the NNPGs” was solely his own and whatever the statement contained were his personal opinions and expression. The NGBF should not be held responsible for that. Moreover, the NGBF’s only official advisor is parliamentary secretary, in charge of GBs & DBs. Shaleem Konyak, NGBF president and Shikuto Zalipu general secretary

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, april 6, 2017

Jaya DA case: SC rejects Karnataka govt’s plea

NEW DELHI, APR 5 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to review its verdict in Jayalalithaa disproportionate assets case and dismissed Karnataka government’s plea asking the court to re-examine its decision to abate the proceedings against former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister due to her death.

“These Review Petitions have been filed against judgment dated February 14, 2017+ , whereby the appeals filed by the appellant-State of Karnataka were allowed setting aside the judgment and order of the High Court and Jayalalithaa having expired meanwhile, it was held that the appeals, so far as those relate to her stood abated.

We have considered the review petitions filed by the State of Karnataka on merits. In our opinion, no case for review of our order dated February 14, 2017 is made out. Consequently, the review petitions are dismissed on merits,” a bench of Justices PC Ghose and Amitava Roy said.

Seeking to recover Rs

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100 crore fine in the Jayalalithaa disproportionate assets case, the Karnataka government had filed a review petition+ in the Supreme Court against its verdict that had abated the proceedings against the former Tamil Nadu chief minister due to her death.

“In the case of appeal against conviction, it is settled law that the appeal does not abate if the accused has been sentenced to pay fine either along with imprisonment or otherwise. This principle is equally applicable to the present case where the trial court has imposed on the accused Rs 100 crore fine, along with imprisonment,” the petition had said.

The state government had said that apex court finding that the criminal

appeal filed by special leave petition under Article 136 of the Constitution has abated is “erroneous” in as there was no provision either in the Constitution or the Supreme Court Rules 2013 pertaining to the issue. Even though the question of A 1 (Jayalalitaa) undergoing further imprisonment does not arise (due to her death), the sentence to pay fine is legally sustainable which has to be recovered from the estate, it said.

“This is particularly so, where the offence alleged is of illegally acquiring disproportionate assets.

Therefore, the finding that the appeal has abated in not correct,” the state government had contended.

“The court overlooked the position of law that if the death takes place after arguments are concluded and the judgement is reserved, the appeal does not abate,” it said in its petition.

The bench, however, was not convinced with state government’s plea and refused to re-examine its verdict.

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Won’t let go of any part Haj pilgrimage by sea route of our territory: Sushma likely to resume after 23 years

Sushma Swaraj

NEW DELHI, APR 5 (AGENCIES): India underlined its claim over territories of Jammu and Kashmir under Pakistani occupation today amid moves by Islamabad to declare Gilgit-Baltistan as a new province.

External affairs minister Sushma Swaraj asserted in the Lok Sabha that it would be wrong to think that India will let go of any part of its territory.

She made the statement after BJD leader Bhartruhari Mahtab wondered if the government has even properly responded to Pakistan’s move to

make Gilgit-Baltistan its fifth province.

Noting that some western countries had criticised it, he asked, “What is our government’s response?” He asked the government to not forget history or it will be condemned to repeat it. In her response, Swaraj said the Indian government had opposed Pakistan’s move the very day it got to know about it.

“Even raising a doubt over this government that it will let go of some area will be wrong,” the minister added.

She noted that both Houses of Parliament had passed resolutions which had iterated India’s claim over the PoK and GilgitBaltistan, both under Pakistan’s occupation, and the government was bound by it.

She also quoted a BJP slogan which underlines India’s claim over the territory and noted that its founder Shyama Prasad Mookerjee had “sacrificed” his life over this.

“We are bound by Parliament’s resolutions and also our resolve,” she said.

NEW DELHI, APR 5 (AGENCIES): After a gap of nearly a quarter-century, the air at the Mumbai port may once again be filled with chanting of ‘Talbiyah’, a prayer Muslims invoke before they set off for or during the annual Haj pilgrimage.

A high-level committee, formed by the government to frame the Haj Policy, 2018, is exploring reviving the option of sending pilgrims via sea route to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia next year onwards.

The practice of ferrying devotees between Mumbai and Jeddah by waterways was stopped from 1995 on account of MV Akbari, the ship which would transport pilgrims, growing old, a source in the Union minority affairs ministry said.

The option is now being weighed in the light of a 2012 Supreme Court order to the government to abolish by 2022 the subsidy offered to Haj pilgrims who travel by air.

Dispatching pilgrims through ships will help cut down travel expenses by “nearly half ” as compared to airfares, thus compensat-

ing them for the absence of subsidy, a source in the ministry said.

At present, devotees undertake the journey by air from 21 embarkation points, including Mumbai and Delhi, across the country. An economy class ticket for the around five-hour flight between Mumbai and Jeddah would roughly cost anything between Rs 25,000 and Rs 52,000 (without subsidy). If one boards from Delhi, the ticket price for the same category varies from Rs 18,000 to Rs 61,000 per head.

“Another advantage with ships available these days is they are modern and well-equipped to ferry 4,000 to 5,000 persons at a time. They can cover the 2,300-odd nautical miles one-side distance between the two port cities within just two-three days,” the source added.

One nautical mile is equivalent to 1.8km.

When asked, MoS for minority affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, who attended the panel’s meeting in Mumbai earlier this week, confirmed that the alternative is being given a thought to.

“The panel is exploring all the options available, including seaways, under the new policy. It will be a revolutionary, pilgrim-friendly decision, if things work out,” Naqvi told PTI. Besides Mumbai, Kolkata and Kochi ports are the two other coastal cities the panel has identified as probable embarkation points to facilitate pilgrims from eastern and southern regions of India respectively.

Naqvi said his ministry will discuss the issue with the Shipping Ministry too for the availability of ports.

He added the air services for Jeddah will continue to be there for those who can afford the journey.

Before the sea route was closed in 1995, it used to take nearly a week for the pilgrims to reach Jeddah from Yellow Gate in Mumbai’s Mazgaon, the ministry source said.

Saudi Arabia had earlier this year increased India’s Haj quota from 1.36 lakh to 1.70 lakh. A total of 1.35 lakh Indian devotees undertook the pilgrimage last year.

BJP demands probe into Railways developing 400 ‘A-1’ & ‘A’ category stations Kejriwal’s legal expenses has been started by inviting proposals from interested parties with their designs and business ideas.

Prabhu said the entire cost of the station redevelopment is to be met by leveraging commercial development of spare railway land/air space in and

around the station.

“The process is designed to be completely transparent and to obtain best in class designs from developer. The programme is conceived to be cashneutral to the Railways, rather it is expected to yield earnings for the Railways

in the form of premium submitted by the developers,” he said.

The minister said as many as 1,253 railway stations have been identified for upgradation by the Indian Railways under the ongoing ‘Adarsh station’ scheme.

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specifically ordering its departments not to send the files concerned to the Lt Governor’s office.

“They just sent a one page note to the LG for post-facto approval. “The issue wreaks of criminal conspiracy. The seriousness of the issue could be gauged from the fact that all efforts were made to hide facts from the Lt Governor,” he said. Gupta demanded criminal proceedings to be initiated against Kejriwal and others involved in what he alleged to be “criminal act of misusing public funds and the subverting constitutional procedure”. “Over the last six months, the complete file was not sent to the Lt Governor despite several reminders. It is beyond understanding why the government did not send over the file despite being asked repeatedly,” he said.

Railways have advertised its plan for about 400 ‘A-1’ and ‘A’ category stations which are generally located in major cities and important tourist destinations on ‘as is where is’ basis for redevelopment.

He said during Question Hour that the process

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New Delhi, Apr 5 (IANS): The BJP on Wednesday urged Lt Governor Anil Baijal for a time-bound inquiry into the Delhi government’s decision to use public money for paying Rs 3.4 crore to noted lawyer Ram Jethmalani for fighting the defamation case against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Vijender Gupta, also Leader of Opposition in the Delhi Assembly, met Baijal along with other BJP members and demanded an inquiry into the matter. “To pay for personal legal matter out of public money is criminal breach of trust by Kejriwal. We demand time bound probe to bring guilty to book,” he said.

Gupta alleged the Delhi government tried to “hide” the details of its decision by

NEW DELHI, APR 5 (AGENCIES): Railways have planned to redevelop about 400 ‘A-1’ and ‘A’ category stations, including Delhi, with private participation, Lok Sabha was informed today.

R a i lway m i n i s t e r Suresh Prabhu said the

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He was hopeful that many more young people will be encouraged to take up farming in the days to come. Entrepreneur Rekha Rose Dukru dwelt on the huge scope that the vegetable business and urged young people to take it up.

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Thus, the consultant was paid an excess amount of Rs. 6.55 crore. Though the department replied in November 2016 that consultants were engaged with the approval of the government and fee structures of the consultants were decided and approved by the government, the CAG stated that the fact remained that the consultant was paid 5 % of the project cost as against the prescribed rate of 2% resulting in excess payment of Rs. 6.55 crore.

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ing deed of agreement. Out of the 16 illegal occupants, 15 of them were occupied by the land owners and one occupant obtained temporary permit from the department.

Department did not offer any comment on the issue. Further, CAG said an important activity before implementation of any project was to prepare a Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) after conducting feasibility study consisting of survey, technical specifications, plans and drawings and detailed estimate of each item of work.

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As per the data placed before the Upper House, Border Security Force has seized 378 new Rs 2,000 currency notes from Assam and West Bengal post demonetisation.

National Investigation Agency (NIA) has seized 22,677 new Rs 2,000 notes worth Rs 4.53 crore from Gujarat and West Bengal.

crore. Further, there were nine spill-over projects at approved cost of Rs. 41.66 crore.

As of September 2016, out of 62 projects sanctioned during 2011-16, a total of 49 projects were scheduled for completion

by March 2016. However, only 18 projects were actually completed. It was noticed that all nine projects costing Rs. 41.66 crore sanctioned prior to 2011-12 had now been completed while 65 components of works in 14 projects of which payment of Rs. 8.85 crore was made were not executed. Thus, the department paid an amount of Rs. 8.85 crore without execution of works.

Interestingly, it was found that the 16 infra-

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currency has mostly been seized from Gujarat and West Bengal. “But it is not correct that fake currencies cannot be identified. It is not true,” he said.

Counterfeit currency that came into the market after demonetisation were made of low quality paper which was easy to make out. But later fake currency notes with better quality paper started coming in, Rijiju said.

Stating that the government has adopted many new security features in the new currency notes, Rijiju said, “I can assure the House and the country that now no one can copy 100 per cent, as we have indigenous design and extra features.” The gov-

in creation of tourist infrastructure and several instances of irregularities in the execution of the projects and also misappropriation of funds provided by the Centre.

The department took up 62 projects, out of which 21 projects were selected for test-check. In addition to 21 projects selected, two projects (out of nine spilled over projects taken up prior to 2011) were also selected for examination.

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New Delhi, Apr 5 (PTI): There are no plans to demonetise the new Rs 2,000 currency notes, the government said today, scotching “rumours” to this effect.

“We are seizing fake currency. As far as rumours in the market are concerned, we should not go by such rumours,” Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju said in the Rajya Sabha.

He was responding to a question by Congress member Madhusudan Mistry during Question Hour seeking to know if the government will demonetise Rs 2,000 currency notes as there were “strong rumours” in the market.

The Minister said fake

Mumbai, Apr 5 (PTI): The rupee today staged a stellar come back after a brief pause and hit a fresh 17-month peak of 64.87 by gaining 16 paise against the US dollar on heavy selling of the American currency by banks and exporters. Robust foreign portfolio investment inflows and export proceeds continued to give the rupee strong underlying support, despite relatively firm greenback overseas. Meanwhile, domestic bourses continued their impressive record-setting run for the second-straight session on hardening hopes of strong economic reforms even as the government gears up to unveil a national goods and services tax later this year.

Though the forex market witnessed some early volatile movements ahead of the Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting outcome on Thursday.

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OFFICE OF THE

Achübu Meruno Chairman, KVC Dimapur : Nagaland

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The Kuda Village Council (KVC) take this privilege with pride and honor to convey our heartiest congratulations to our esteemed member Smti. Bano Haralu of Kuda B' Khel for being awarded the prestigious NARI SHAKTI AWARD on International Women's Day by the President of India on 8th March 2017 in recognition to her service for the cause of women.

She has served in various broadcast media for two decades, set up the Nagaland Wildlife and Biodiversity Conservation Trust and coordinated various surveys to determine the status of wildlife in the state for Forest Department.

The Council also wishes her good health and the best of luck in her future endeavour.

Megovikho Khate Secretary, KVC Dimapur : Nagaland

Sanjay Dey Secretary Landmark Council

M O S C O W, A P R 5 (IANS): At least six Central Asian nationals were detained on Wednesday in St. Petersburg for recruiting individuals for terror related crimes in Russia, the Investigative Committee said on Wednesday.

There was no evidence of their ties with the perpetrator of Monday’s subway terror attack that left 14 persons dead, TASS news quoted the Investigative Committee as saying.

The investigators have detained “six Central Asian Republics natives who came to Russia for earnings”, the committee said.

They had been recruiting mostly natives of Central Asian Republics in St. Petersburg since November

OFFICE OF THE

We the members of Landmark Council would like to thank Mr. Gopal Sharma & Family Resident of Landmark Colony H/No. 428 for donating SLIDE & SWING at Children's Park (Landmark Colony).

We the council members appreciate your support towards the children.

Khehoshe Shohe Chairman Landmark Council

People lay flowers at a symbolic memorial at Technologicheskiy Institute subway station in St. Petersburg, Russia, Wednesday, April 5, 2017. (AP/PTI)

TANGHA BÜHÜ UNION DIMAPUR AND

TANGHA STUDENTS' UNION DIMAPUR

The Two Unions of Dimapur extends its heartiest congratulations to Shri. N. Shauhong Phom from Tangha Village on his promotion to Head Master and posted to Govt. High School, Nemching under Longleng District.

The Two Unions' further express its gratitude and wishes to serve with great dedication and sincerity.

President B. Kontok Phom Tangha Students' Union Dimapur

President M. Lungyan Phom Tangha Bühü Union Dimapur

KOHIMA TSOPOE EKHUNG

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(Mhonthung Patton) President New Akuk Students' Union

(Mhonjan Lotha) General Secy.

New Akuk Students' Union

Shri. Mhonjan Tsopoe Secretary Publicity & Information KTE

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH ) ( KOHIMA BENCH ) W.P. (C) No.154(K)/ 2016.

Khiemia-o Clan ………PETITIONER -VSThe State of Nagaland & 4 ors. ………. RESPONDENTS

To, 1. Shri. Viyalie.

2. Shri. Keneingulie.

WHEREAS, the petitioner i.e. the Khiemia-o Clan of T.Khel Kohima Village has instituted a writ petition against the eviction order dated 1-8-2016 issued by the Deputy Commissioner, Kohima. You are hereby summoned to appear in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material question relating to the writ petition on the day of 18th April, 2017 without fail.

Take Notice that, in default of your appearance on the day before mentioned, the Writ Petition will be heard and determined in your absence.

By order of the court, Asst. Registrar (Judicial) Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench.

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KOHIMA : NAGALAND

PHISAMI VILLAGE CITIZEN EXPRESS GRATITUDE

The Kohima Tsopoe Ekhung whole heartedly congratulates the following officers for being elevated to higher posts.

1. Smti. Maria Tsopoe, wife of Shri. Liremo Tsopoe on being promoted to Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland under Home Department.

2. Shri. A. Robin Lotha (Tsopoe) on being promoted to the post of Addl.

Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland, Department of Land Revenue.

3. Smti. Zanbeni Tsopoe, wife of Shri. Robin Lotha (Tsopoe) on being promoted to Under Secretary to the Govt. fo Nagaland.

4. Smti. Tumchobeni Y. Tsopoe, wife of Shri. Yanpothung Tsopoe on being promoted to Section Officer, Govt. of Nagaland.

The Ekhung pray to our Almighty God to guide them and keep them healthy and wealthy for their future career.

With immense pride and joy, the New Akuk Students' Union extends our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Mhathung L. Kithan, S/o C. Longtssa Kithan on his promotion from Field Officer to Manager, Central Bank of India.

The Union further wishes him the very best and pray that our Almighty God grant him good health and more wisdom as he continue serving the people.

DISTRICT : KOHIMA.

OFFICE OF THE PHISAMI VILLAGE CITIZEN

OFFICE OF THE

NEW AKUK STUDENTS' UNION

2015 for terror related crimes involving Jabhat alNusra and the Islamic State militant group.

“Russia’s Investigative Committee will thoroughly check all the ties and the contacts of the persons detained but (right now) the investigation has no data on the detainees’ link and acquaintance with the perpetrator of the St. Petersburg attack,” it said.

The committee said the suspects were seeking

to involve recruited citizens in the activity of other illegal armed formations, including on the territory of foreign states.

“Searches are being held at the suspects’ living places, in the course of which investigators are seizing Islamist extremist literature, the items and documents important for investigating the criminal case,” it said.

Investigators are currently deciding on arresting the detainees and bringing charges against them.

Measures are also under way to identify and bring the detainees’ accomplices to criminal liability.

Meanwhile, the law enforcement agencies said Akbarzhon Jalilov, who is suspected of carrying out the attack, had a clean record. “He had no criminal record and had never been on law enforcement’s radar.

His name was not among extremists in the intelligence database,” the source said.

Shri. E. M. Lotha Chairman KTE K-0915

Through this esteem column, we on behalf of the public express our utmost gratitude to PHED Nagaland for including NRDWP coverage which the public has been facing acute scarcity of water since decades.

The citizens also extend our gratitude to School Education Department for construction of G.H.S. building under RMSA. The citizens express our sincere gratitude to Shri. C. Kipili Sangtam Hon’ble Minister for Power, Nagaland for his selfless sacrifices in bringing developmental activities under his dynamic leadership. The Citizens also expect more development activities in the days to come.

Issac Yeptho Ghohuto Awomi Secretary Chairman Phisami Village Citizen Phisami Village Citizen

FELICITATION The Hebolimi Union Kohima (HUK) would to honour and acknowledge the following persons for their achievement and bringing laurels to the Union.

1. Shri Vihoshe Nekha promoted to S.O Nagaland Civil Secretariat.

2. Shri, Nivishe Shohe promoted to Superintendent Nagaland Legislative Assembly.

3. Shri. Shikato Nekha promoted to S.O power Deptt.

Nagaland Kohima.

The Union congratulates and felicitates them and wishes them success in their future endeavours.

Hetovi Kappo Dr. Ilhovi Swu President, HUK Gen. Secy. HUK

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Nyanbemo Patton Chairman, ORVC

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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Mhonbemo Patton President , ORSU

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Old Riphyim Students' Union and Old Riphyim Village Council are elated to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following esteemed members.

1. Mr. Thungbemo Patton, (NCS) EAC for being promoted to SDO (Civil).

2. Er. Khumben Patton, Executive Engineer BSNL for being promoted to Superintending Engineer BSNL. We wish them further success in their future endeavors.

strikes, causing the high death toll and severe symptoms.

The World Health Organization said victims of the attack appear to show symptoms consistent with exposure to a nerve agent.

In a statement, the agency said “the likelihood of exposure to a chemical attack is amplified by an apparent lack of external injuries reported in cases showing a rapid onset of similar symptoms, including acute respiratory distress as the main cause of death.”

Pope Francis said during his general audience that he was “watching with horror at the latest events in Syria,” and said he “strong-

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The attack on Khan Sheikhoun killed dozens of people yesterday, leaving residents gasping for breath and convulsing in the streets and overcrowded hospitals. Videos from the scene showed volunteer medics using fire hoses to wash the chemicals from victims’ bodies.

Haunting images of lifeless children piled in heaps reflected the magnitude of the attack, which was reminiscent of a 2013 chemical assault that left hundreds dead and was the worst in the country’s ruinous six-year conflict.

Syrian doctors said a combination of toxic gases is suspected to have been released during the air-

LAHORE, APR 5 (PTI): At least seven people, including five Pakistani soldiers, were killed and 19 others injured today when a Taliban suicide bomber targeted army men escorting a census team here, the latest in a series of bombings that have rocked the country.

The suicide bomber, who appeared to be Uzbek, came close to a van carrying army personnel on Baidian Road at 7:45 AM and blew himself up, according to a Lahore police report submitted to Punjab Province Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif.

The army team had reached there to carry out census activity.

“It appears that the suicide bomber aged between 22 and 24 was present there...and he had knowledge about the arrival of the census team,” the report said.

The injured driver Muhammad Usman has been taken into custody for investigation to ascertain as to why he stopped the van at a particular point, it said.

Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan claimed responsibility for the attack.

Six terror suspects detained in Russia

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This frame grab from video shows a Syrian man carrying a man on his back who suffered from a suspected chemical attack, in northern Idlib province, Syria. (AP/PTI)

ly deplored the unacceptable massacre.”

Earlier, President Donald Trump denounced the attack as a “heinous” act that “cannot be ignored by the civilized world.”

German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel called on Russia to endorse a planned Security Council resolution condemning the attack.

British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said “all the evidence” he had seen so far in the latest chemical weapons attack in Syria “suggests this was the Assad regime ... (that) did it in the full knowledge that they were using illegal weapons in a barbaric attack on their own people.”

Syria’s government denied it carried out any chemical attack. But early today, Russia, a major ally of the Syrian government, alleged a Syrian airstrike hit a rebel arsenal, releasing the toxic agents.

The Russian Defense Ministry spokesman, Maj Gen Igor Konashenkov, said in a statement that Russian military assets registered the strike on a weapons depot and ammunition factory on the town’s eastern outskirts.

7 killed, 19 injured in Lahore blast

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BEIRUT, APR 5 (AP): The death toll from a suspected chemical attack on a northern Syrian town rose to 72 today as activists and rescue workers found more terrified survivors hiding in shelters near the site of the harrowing assault, one of the deadliest in Syria’s civil war.

According to a Syrian opposition group, renewed airstrikes hit the town of Khan Sheikhoun a day after the attack that the Trump administration has blamed on the government of President Bashar Assad, saying that his patrons, Russia and Iran, bore “great moral responsibility” for the deaths.

The Damascus and Moscow governments denied they were behind the attack. A Russian Defense Ministry statement later said the toxic agents were released when a Syrian airstrike hit a rebel arsenal.

The UN Security Council was to hold an emergency meeting today in response to the strike and in Brussels, officials from 70 nations gathered for a major donors’ conference on the future of Syria and the region.

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Shri. A.Chumremo Odyuo IAS Secy. W&H Govt. of Nagaland releasing the second edition magazine of the Change Initiative Team Wozhuro on 5th April 2017 in the presence of the team members.

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Transformation crusade 2017 Theme: Arise, Shine for the light has come and the Glory of the Lord has risen upon you.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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Isaiah: 60:1

The Organizing Committee, Transformation Crusade Team would like to extend our gratitude and thanks to all who had contributed financially, materially, physically and also through prayer support during the twelve day Transformation Crusade held from 15th to 26th March 2017 at Khuochiezie Local Ground.

Because of your generous contributions, participation and support the Crusade has been a success. We are unable to thank everyone individually but may the Lord repay you with His abundant blessings. We also would like to acknowledge and thank the following: 1. All the speakers 2. Deputy Commissioner, Kohima 3. Koinonia Baptist Church and Phezoucha Nagamese Baptist Church.

4. Department of PHE, Power, Fire Brigade 5. Press & Media, Local TV Cables 6. Sound System 7. All Programme Participants.

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The Beatles to reissue ‘Sgt Shia LaBeouf’s ‘Man Down’ sells just one ticket Pepper’ for its 50th anniversary A

one of the greatest records of all-time.

On May 26, ‘Sgt Pepper’ will be reissued on CD and vinyl. Its super deluxe boxset features bonus recordings, alternate mixes, a 144-page book, a remastered version of the 1992 Making of Sgt Pepper documentary, plus restored promo films for

‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ and ‘Penny Lane’.

“It’s crazy to think that 50 years later we are looking back on this project with such fondness and a little bit of amazement at how four guys, a great producer and his engineers could make such a lasting piece of art,” Paul McCartney says in a press release.

LaBeouf has focused on more indie projects with mixed success.

He earned strong reviews for his film “American Honey”, but other projects like “The Company You Keep” and “Charlie Countryman” went unseen.

LaBeouf and Montiel have also worked together on the 2006 film “A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints”.

The film screened at the Venice and Toronto film festivals to negative reviews.

It did better in the US, minting $454,490.

CHANGE OF WEDDING RECEPTION VENUE

HAPPY 89TH BIRTHDAY DEAR GRANDMA

This is a gentle information of all our invitees and guests that due to the bad weather condition, the wedding reception venue of Mr. Tsuroshan Yanthan and Miss. Awule Kenye has been shifted from “Stone Park” NEZCC to “Exposition Hall-Agri Expo”, 4th Mile, Dimapur. Time remains the same.

Dr. Zuchamo Yanthan

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OFFICE OF THE

TSÜSWÜZU STUDENTS' UNION Dist. Phek, Nagaland Motto : Küve-o thito

FELICITATES

God has truly blessed our family with you.

We love you and may God's blessings and favor be upon you.

You are truly wonderful.

With love & prayer Your children, grandchildren & in-laws

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T h e Ts ü s w ü z u ( C h e s e z u ) Students' Union wishes to convey our heartiest congratulations to our member, Miss Jano Nyekha, D/o Mrs. Cüne Nyekha and Mr. Apoi Nyekha for winning India's coveted Radio City Freedom Award in the category of Best Folk Fusion ArtistPeople's Choice Award.

The TSU wishes her the best in all her further endeavours.

Vesükho Swüro General Secretary, TSU

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he Beatles‘ classic album ‘Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’ turns 50 this year, with the record getting a special anniversary reissue next month.

The album was originally released in June 1967 and is not only thought to be the band’s masterpiece but is also considered to be

ctor Shia LaBeouf ’s film “Man Down” has been able to sell just one ticket at the British box office, costing only seven pounds.

Dito Montiel’s directorial “Man Down”, a war thriller minted just seven pounds when it premiered in a single British theatre over the weekend, according to cross-platform measurement company ComScore.

That is equivalent to a single ticket, given that the UK Cinema Association puts the average movie admission cost in the country at 7.21 pounds, reports variety.com.

“Poor Shia. That opening could be in the Guinness World Records or something,” said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at ComScore.

The film played in one location - Reel Cinema in Burnley.

“Man Down” was simultaneously released digitally on demand, and will launch on DVD and Blu-ray next month.

After scoring in big studio blockbusters such as “Transformers” and “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,”

Nokho Nyekha President, TSU

10 MONTHS AWAY FROM CLASS 12 BOARD EXAMS, TAKE YOUR BEST DECISION NOW FOR THE SCIENCE STUDENTS WHO ARE IN CLASS 12 IT’S THE MOST CRUCIAL YEAR AHEAD WHICH WILL INFLUENCE THEIR WHOLE CAREER REASON 1: CLASS 12 BOARD EXAM SCORE DECIDES THE ENTRY INTO ANY GOOD COLLEGE REASON 2: MEDICAL & ENGINEERING ENTRANCE EXAMS NEED A FOCUSSED LONG PREPARATION

EDUCATION IS NOT A DRESS MATERIAL CHOOSING AN ORDINARY QUALITY DRESS OVER AN EXCELLENT ONE IS A COMMON THING. IN EDUCATION, THE CHOICE YOU MAKE FROM AVAILABLE OPTIONS DIRECTLY IMPACTS YOUR LIFE.

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PHYSICS : 500 TO 800 /month CHEM : 500 TO 800 /month BIOLOGY : 500 TO 800 /month MATHS : 500 TO 800 /month

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ALL SUBJECTS UNDER ONE ROOF FULL SYLLABUS STUDY MATERIAL MOST EFFECTIVE & CONTEMPORARY STYLE OF CLASS NOTES MONTHLY UNIT WISE / SUBJECT WISE TESTS MOCK TESTS IN CLASS 12 BOARD EXAM PATTERN EXPOSURE TO ENTRANCE EXAMS (EXTRA WEEKEND CLASSES) TEACHERS FROM OUTSIDE NAGALAND WITH LONG EXPERIENCE IN BEST COACHING INSTITUTES OF INDIA: WITH MODERN CONTEMPORARY APPROACH AUDIO-VISUAL EXPLANATION OF CRUCIAL CHAPTERS COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT WITH STUDENTS FROM ALL SCHOOLS OF THE CITY IN A CLASSROOM VAST LIBRARY WITH VAST COLLECTION OF BOOKS FOR BOARD EXAMS & ENTRANCE EXAMS

A STUDENT HAS TO HOP AROUND TO DIFFERENT LOCATIONS FOR DIFFERENT SUBJECTS NO STUDY MATERIAL CONVENTIONAL CLASS NOTES NO TESTS NO MOCK TESTS NO EXPOSURE TO ENTRANCE EXAMS ONLY LOCAL TEACHERS WITH CONVENTIONAL APPROACH NO AUDIO-VISUAL METHODS GROUP STUDY WITH MOSTLY STUDENTS OF THE SAME SCHOOLS NO LIBRARY

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NAGALAND’S FIRST NEET MOCK TESTS (QUESTION PAPERS SET BY EXPERTS FROM KOTA) DATE: 15TH APRIL (10 a.m. to 1 p.m.)

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IPL 10 gets going with felicitation of legends

RCB elect to field against SRH opener

IPL 2017 Team Captains in a promotional picture.

HYDERABAD, APR 5 (PTI): The 10th edition of the IPL began on Wednesday with India’s four cricket icons, including Sachin Tendulkar, being felicitated for their contribution to the game during an opening ceremony that was low on glamour quotient.

British model-actor Amy Jackson produced a brief performance, gyrating to Bollywood numbers ahead of the opening match between defending champions Sunrisers Hyderabad and Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium.

Tendulkar and his three former India teammates - VVS Laxman, S o u r av G a n g u ly a n d Virender Sehwag - did a lap of honour riding on golf carts. Tendulkar and Laxman rode on one cart

while Ganguly and Sehwag occupied the other one.

The quartet waved to the packed house and applause followed. There was a massive roar when Tendulkar was ushered into the middle area of the ground.

Another Indian legend, Rahul Dravid, was also to be felicitated but he could not make it to the ceremony as he was busy mentoring the Delhi Daredevils outfit. Laxman was honoured with a memento by head of the Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators, Vinod Rai, while acting BCCI president CK Khanna felicitated Ganguly.

Acting BCCI secretary Amitabh Chaudhary felicitated Sehwag while IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla honoured Tendulkar.

A visual of the eight

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captains signing the MCC Spirit of Cricket was shown before SRH and RCB skippers David Warner and Virat Kohli entered the arena. Warner presented a souvenir to Kohli to signify all the teams’ resolve to uphold the spirit of cricket.

The entertainment part, involving Bollywood razzmatazz, was quite a dampener. Jackson danced to the tunes of Bollywood numbers like ‘sara jamana’, ‘tama tama’ and ‘kala chasma’.

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) stand-in skipper Shane Watson won the toss and elected to field against defending champions Sunrisers Hyderabad in the opening tie of the 2017 Indian Premier League (IPL) here on Wednesday.

In the first innings of the match, Sunrisers Hyderabad set up a target of 207 runs with the loss of four wickets against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). Yuvraj Singh led the score for Sunrisers with 62 runs in 27 balls that saw many boundaries.

Meanwhile, the Indian Premier League (IPL) and social networking site Twitter have come together to unveil an Indian and cricketing-world first by releasing special Twitter emojis for 30 of IPLs biggest star cricketers, it was announced on Wednesday.

Cricket fans around the world will be able to unlock these emojis throughout the 2017 season, according to a release.

Saina, Sindhu toppled in DDCA declares U-16 probables list After conducting DDCA Inter-School, 2017: Malaysia Open 1st Round DIMAPUR: the 6th Dimapur District Inter Kundan Gupta, Vicky Das, Kuching (Malaysia), Apr 5 (IANS): Indian star shuttlers P.V. Sindhu and Saina Nehwal suffered setbacks in the opening round of the Malaysia Open Superseries Premier, while Ajay Jayaram moved into the men’s singles second round here on Wednesday.

Sixth seed and 2016 Olympic silver medallist Sindhu was toppled by world No.13 Chen Yufei of China 21-18, 19-21, 17-21 in an hour and eight minutes.

Sindhu’s veteran compatriot, Saina fell to in-form Japanese world No.4 Akane Yamaguchi, who won 19-21, 21-13, 21-15 in 56 minutes.

Frolic Cup from April 18 DIMAPUR: The 5th Edition of Frolic Football Cup 2017 would commence from April 18 at Medziphema Town. Entry Forms are available at Moon Store (Opp. Local Ground), Below Allahabad Bank, Medziphema Town and Bright Printer, Block-II, Chumukedima Town. Last Date of form submission is April 12. For further details contact 7085122250 / 8974694974 / 9856175975.

School Cricket Tournament for the under-16 age group, the Dimapur District Cricket Association (DDCA) has declared the following players for the further selection to the District team.

The DDCA would further conduct coaching camps from the probables and finally select the DDCA (under-16) team. The selected players would then undergo age verification and bone test as per the BCCI norms, before being sent for the selection of the Nagaland (U-16) team.

Eligible Registered Players of (2015-16): Cheide Lasuh – Christian HSS,Kamugha Chishi – St Mary H.S.S,,Tairen Amer – St. Mary H.S.S, Lanu Nochet – Christian Mission HSS, Ankit Yadav – Ramjanaki HSS, Visezolie Rupreo – Hebron HSS, Daniel Jamir – El-Saddhai Academy.

Selected players from

10th DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

15/6/1950 – 25/3/2017

P.O KIPHIRE DISTRICT, KIPHIRE CONDOLENCE MESSAGE The Yingphire Yangdong Suro Pumji is deeply saddened at the untimely demise of our prominent citizen Shri. Tsathrongkyu, Rtd. SDO (Soil) on 03/04/17 at Kiphire Town. He was a humble, honest & God fearing man who was loved by all.

His passing away is a great loss for the society and Yingphire Yangdong in particular. At this time of sadness and grief, we convey our deepest condolences to the bereaved family and pray that God Almighty will uphold, comfort and console them through this difficult time.

P. Setsacho, Chairman Yingphire Yangdong Suro Pumji K-0930

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Lt. Mrs. Temsukumla

OFFICE OF THE YINGPHIRE YANGDONG SURO PUMJI

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Yuvrah Mansuri and Kamran Khan – Zakiesato MHSS, Rohit Shah, Prasant Behra – Ramjanaki HSS, Arjun Yadav, Kunal Sharma and Sumit Bashak – Little Star HSS, Suraj Paswan – St. Mary’s HSS, Sumit Paul, Ajay Kumar – SD Jain HSS, Ikugha Yeptho – HMC School, Musharaf Ali – Bronson School, Aman Lama – MGM HSS, Arjun Yadav – Millenial Vision School, Prakash Mahela, Shahid Khan – Christian HSS, Moajunshi Longkumer, Kavito Lemtur and Aboka Chopy – G. Miashu School, Meanwhile all interested Higher Secondary Schools, Colleges, and Clubs have been informed to contact DDCA officials for the forms of (under-19) tournament on April 7. Chuba Lotha(9402696735) or Bil Mech (8415869357). All participating players should be born on or after 1-9-1999.

Died on 6th April 2007.

10 years have passed since you left us. Yet we still feel your presence in our midst. We dearly miss your prayer support and guidance..,. the precious memories you’ve left behind still lingers in our hearts.

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Loving children, grandchildren & relatives.

We the bereaved family members of Late Bakul Roy, S/o Late Akhoy Roy would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to every individual, friends especially Mr. Runu Dhar of K. Kire Colony and the Bengali Samaj for their physical, financial and prayer support during the sudden illness and sad demise of Late Bakul Roy on 25/03/2017.

We deeply regret our inability to thank you all individually but your good deeds will remain in our hearts and pray that Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

"Sharaad" memorial service of Late Bakul Roy will be on 6/4/17 at 3 p.m in K. Kire Colony.

All concerned are requested to kindly grace the ceremony for eternal peace to the departed soul.

Yours prayerfully 1. Archana Roy, W/o Late Pintu Roy (Sister-in-law) 2. Dulu Roy - nephew, 3. Moni Roy - niece, 4. Tulun Roy - nephew, 5. Rajiv Roy - nephew 6. Ruma Roy - niece, 7. Juma Roy - niece DP-3123

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The family of the Late Khokhlüle Chaya of Viswema village and resident of Dzüvürü Porter Lane, Kohima wish to thank each and everyone for the kind messages of sympathy, flowers and donations on her demise at the age of 92 years and funeral on Thursday March 30, 2017.

Your immeasurable support has been overwhelming and can never be sufficiently acknowledged by our words of expression. May the Almighty God abundantly bless you all.

In love, grace and beauty, always and forever.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We, the family members of Late T. Yambothung Kikon of Aree Old Village would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially and materially during his brief illness and at the sad demise on 20.03.2017 at Zion Hospital, Dimapur.

We regret our inability to personally thank each and everyone of you for your help during our moments of grief. It is our prayer that the Almighty God bless everyone of you abundantly.

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From, Loving wife, children & family members

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

DIED ON : 2ND APRIL 2017 We the bereaved family of Lt. Tinusosang Ao would like to express our sincere gratitude to every individual, organizations, neighbours and well wishers who supported and comforted us physically, spiritually and financially at the sad demise on 02/04/2017.

We sincerely convey our special thanks to : 1. Commandant, 7th NAP Bn, Bhandari.

2. 7th NAP Bn 'B' Coy Jendong Post, Bhandari 3. Police Baptist Church 7th NAP Bhandari 4. Diphupar 'B' Ao Baptist Church 5. Diphupar 'B' Ao Community 6. Dimapur Longmisa Senso Telongjem 7. Longmisa Senso Staff Union.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually, but it is our humble prayer that our good Lord bless you all abundantly.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Through this column, we would like to convey our profound and heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, churches, different organisation and neighbours who stood by us through physically, financially, morally and prayers during the prolonged illness and sudden demise of our beloved Late TAINIO KHIAMNIUNGAN, who expired on 26th March 2017.

We would like to convey our heartiest gratitude to : 1. P. Longon, Hon’ble Minister Health & Family Welfare, Nagaland.

2. Khiamniungan Baptist Church Kohima.

3. Khiamniungan Baptist Church Tuensang.

4. Longdon Baptist Church Noklak Town.

5. Lengnyu Baptist Church 6. Lengnyu Citizen Union Noklak Town 7. Punyaongan Sector Union Noklak Town 8. NPF Party Punyaongan Sector Noklak Town.

9. Refree Association Noklak 10. Punyaongan Sector Youth Noklak.

11. Lengnyu Citizen Union Tuensang .

12. Khiamniungan Union Kohima.

13. Pharmacies Noklak Town.

Loving husband, children and relatives.

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We express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual who stood by us and shared our grief and supported us physically, materially, spiritually and financially throughout the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved mother Late Tsamelo Chung, Tesophenyu Lorinyu Village, who left us for her heavenly abode on 25th of March 2017.

We extend our special gratitude to:1. Shri. Er. Levi Rengma, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary (Housing) Nagaland.

2. Tesophenyu Lorinyu Baptist Church.

3. Tesophenyu Lorinyu Baptist Church Women Dept.

4. Tesophenyu Group Mother’s Union.

5. Tesophenyu V.D.B. Women.

6. Chungshenyu Kami.

7. Ziphenyu Baptist Church.

8. Rengma Baptist Church Kohima.

9. Rengma Fellowship Chandmari Kohima.

10. Rengma & Pochury Prayer Fellowship Science College Jotsoma.

11. Lotha Baptist Church Kohima.

12. Lotha Baptist Church Kohima Women Dept.

13. Catholic Prayer Group Kohima.

14. Aja Kekhi Zi Group.

15. Bhajajo Church Mal Bazar West Bengal.

16. Barohale Church Mal Bazar West Bengal.

17. Dr. Prajal Deka Apollo Clinic Guwahati.

18. Nem Care Hospital Guwahati.

19. Christian Institute of Health Science & Research 4th Mile Dimapur.

20. Doctors, nurses and staff of Naga Hospital Kohima.

21. Primary Health Centre Tesophenyu.

We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual in this column, but we pray to Almighty God to bless you all abundantly for all the good deeds you have done for us.

Loving husband, children, grandchildren, in-laws & relatives.

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Born on : 5/01/1932 – Died on : 26/03/2017

We the bereaved family of Lt. Wokshing Phom, Ex- MLA would like to thank each and every one who had been there with us at the demise of our beloved father on 26.03.2017.

We would like to thank : 1. Shri P. B Acharya, Honorable Governor, Nagaland.

2. Shri Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, Honorable Chief Minister, Govt. of Nagaland 3. Shri Imtiwapang Aier, Honorable Speaker, Govt. of Nagaland.

4. Shri Rio, M.P. Lok Sabha 5. Shri P.S. Nganlang, Honorable Parl. Secy. Govt. of Nagaland.

6. Shri Yollow Konyak, Honorable Parl. Secy. Govt. of Nagaland 7. Shri Amenba Yaden, Honorable Parl. Secy. Govt. of Nagaland 8. Shri Pangnyu Phom, Honorable M.L.A. Govt. of Nagaland 9. Shri Phongshak Phom, Ex. Minister.

10. Shri. M.C. Konyak, Ex. Minister.

11. Shri Nyemli Phom, Ex. Parl. Secy.

12. Shri Longnyei, P.S. to Parl. Secy.

13. Shri Meren, P.S to Parl. Secy.

14. Shri Aye Konyak P.S. to Parl. Secy.

15. E.A.C Tamlu 16. Shri Bangtick Secretary, N.P.F. Central.

17. Shri Chingan, President, Phom People’s Council (P.C.C)

18. Shri Ponglom, President, N.P.F. Division Longleng.

19. Doctors & Nurses of Zion Hospital, Dimapur.

20. Dr. Longei Phom, Kohima 21. Dr. Tia, Tamlu.

22. Rev. Dr. Anjo.

23. Dr. Hokuto Zhimomi.

24. Phom Union, Dimapur.

25. Phom Baptist Church, Dimapur.

26. Namsang Union, Dimapur.

27. Namsang Union, Kohima.

28. Tamlu Town Baptist Church.

29. Tamlu Village Council 30. Kangching Village Council.

31. Netnyu Village Council.

32. Merangkong Putu.

33. All the Eight Village Council under Bura Namsang.

34. All the Namsang Gazette Officers.

35. President, Namsang Citizens.

36. All the Eight Village Students' Union under Bura Namsang.

37. All the Baptist Churches under Bura Namsang.

38. Bethel Prayer Home, Dimapur.

39. Well-wishers, relatives, friends and loved ones.

We also deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but we pray that the Almighty God may richly bless you all.

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Loving wife, sons, daughter, in-laws and grandchildren.

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