February 14, 2020

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Rio presents deficit budget with new tax proposals

Apex court order puts political DEFICIT FOR 2020-21 ESTIMATED AT `2358.81 CR; PETROL, DIESEL TO COST MORE parties in a catch-22 situation

Correspondent

KOHIMA, FEB 13 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio, who also holds the crucial finance portfolio, presented a Rs 123.96 crore deficit budget for the year 2020-21with new tax proposals for registration of heavy vehicle, transport machinery and hikes in duties on petrol, diesel and enhanced rate for road maintenance from petroleum products.

Tabling the budget on the fourth day of the fifth session of the 13th Nagaland Legislative Assembly Thursday, Rio said the current financial year 2019-20 closed with an estimated deficit of Rs.123.96 crore.

However, he said, due to the negative opening balance of Rs. 2234.85 crore, the 202021 financial year is expected to close with a negative balance of Rs.2358.81 crore.

It may be pointed out that in his 2019-20 budget speech, Rio had pegged the estimated closing deficit at Rs.1611.98 crore.

The budget documentestimated the total gross receipt of Rs20,826.02 crore

AAP win victory over hatred: NPF DIMAPUR, FEB 13 (NPN): NPF has congratulated Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal and his party on their thumping victory in Delhi Assembly Elections 2020. NPF through its press bureau said AAP sweeping Delhi election was “indeed a victory of agenda of development over hatred and dirty politics.”

According to NPF, the saffron party was “hellbent” on the issue of CAA, NPR, NRC etc during the campaign, but AAP projected its performance in education, water, power and health sectors. NPF said the poll results proved what people really wanted.

The “big mandate” to AAP, the NPF said was “certainly a befitting reply” to communal forces and against the divisive agenda of BJP. “This is also a message to the BJP that people all over the country have rejected them and their toxic CAA,” NPF said.

M e a n w h i l e, N P F wished Kejriwal and his government the very best in fulfilling the aspirations of the people for all-round development. NPF also expressed hope that the people of Delhi especially the poor would improve their lives and that Delhi would become a better national capital under his leadership.

This is it!

“We’re celebrating because though we drew a blank our main rival was soundly defeated.”

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A: Receipts State’s Own Tax and Non-Tax Revenue State’s Share in Central Taxes Central Assistance (Grants & Loans) Internal Debt (including WMA from RBI) Recovery of Loans and Advances by State Govt Total B: Expenditures Non Development Expenditure (excluding Servicing of Debt) Servicing of Debt (including repayment of WMA) Development Expenditure (including CSS etc) Total C. BALANCE (A-B) D. PUBLIC ACCOUNT (NET) E. CURRENT TRANSACTIONS (C+D)

and the total gross expenditure of Rs21,049.87 crore for the financial year 20202021. The chief minister highlighted the impact of the shortfall in revenue of central government 202021 which reflected fall in tax collection estimates for 2019-20.

Owing to this, he said the state share of central tax earlier projected at Rs.4,206crore was reduced to Rs.3267, showing a shortfall of Rs.939 crore. This he said, has added to the state’s deficit for 2019-20 rising to Rs.2234.85 crore.

Rio’s new tax proposal

(Rs. crore) 1283.36 4493.37 8871.15 6176.64 1.50 20826.02 8715.30 6241.42 6093.15 21049.87 (-) 223.85 99.89 (-) 123.96

included a one-time tax of 3% for registration (of the original cost) heavy machinery, non-transport vehicles and equipments, for the first 10 years if it was purchased in the state. Thereafter, for the next five years, those machinery and equipment would be required to pay a tax at the rate of 1 per cent of their original cost. However, Rio said, machinery used for personal use shall be excluded from this tax.

Duty on petrol will be enhanced from the current 20.38% to 25% while duty for diesel will be enhanced from its current 10% to 14.5%. He

Neiphiu Rio presenting the budget

also proposed to enhance road maintenance cess on petroleum products from Rs 1.50 per litre to Rs 2 per litre, adding that these two measures were expected to generate additional revenue of Rs 33 crore annually. Rio said that the new enhanced rates would become effective from the midnight of February 15, 2020.

Later, addressing a press conference after presenting the budget, Rio explained that there was a shortfall of Rs 2,97,000 crore in the Union Budget, due to which Nagaland also received less

by Rs 939 crore. Making a comparative statement, he said North Eastern states including Nagaland received lesser amount because of

which the deficit Rs. 1611.98 core was added up with Rs 939 crore taking the actual deficit to Rs. 2550.98 crore.

Rio however said that though the state’s financial position was not good, it could still manage some savings/ revenue and help reduce the deficit to some extent.

Rio informed the media that the 15th Finance Commission (FC) would begin from 2021-2022 and continue up to 2025-26, adding though the 14th FC was favourable, it did not give the State specific projects like high court construction, trans highway, foothill road, Chiethu airport, shifting of 4th NAP, etc, which were still on demand.

He said the State could not give up hope, but when country’s overall economy was not good, the State could not be too hopeful as well. He regretted that projects taken up during the Planning Commission period worth more than Rs 500 crore liabilities were still not complete, and feared that this would only add to the State’s liabilities and deficit would rise.

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NEW DELHI, FEB 13 (PTI): Supreme Court on Thursday directed all political parties to upload on their website details of pending criminal cases against candidates contesting polls, noting that there has been an alarming increase in criminalisation of politics. The apex court said political parties will also have to upload reasons for selecting candidates with pending criminal cases on their website.

A bench headed by Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman said the reasons for selecting candidates with pending criminal cases should be justifiable with reference to qualification and merit and not merely on winnability.

The court passed orders on a contempt plea which raised the issue of criminalisation of politics claiming that directions given by the apex court in its September 2018 verdict relating to disclosure of criminal antecedents by candidates are not being followed.

It also directed that political parties will publish these details on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter and in one local vernacular and one national

Parties to upload reasons for picking tainted candidates

newspaper. The top court said political parties will have to submit a compliance report in this regard to the Election Commission within 72 hours of selecting candidates having pending criminal cases against them.

While pronouncing the order, the bench said it appears that there has been an alarming increase in criminalisation of politics in the last four general elections.

The apex court had earlier observed that the issue of penalising political parties or candidates for not disclosing criminal antecedents has to be dealt with carefully as serious allegations with “political overtones” are often being made against candidates.

In September 2018, a five-judge Constitution bench had unanimously held that all candidates will have to declare their criminal antecedents to the Election Commission before contest-

ing polls and called for a wider publicity, through print and electronic media about antecedents of candidates.

It had left it to Parliament to “cure the malignancy” of criminalisation of politics by making a law to ensure that persons facing serious criminal cases do not enter the political arena as the “polluted stream of politics” needs to be cleansed.

During the hearing on the contempt plea, the EC had told the court that increase in number of MPs having pending criminal cases was “disturbing” and as per the statistics, there were 43 per cent MPs in Parliament who have criminal cases against them.

EC agreed with the suggestion that political parties may be asked to furnish details on its website regarding criminal antecedents of candidates and give reasons as to why he or she has been given the ticket. EC however said it was not agreeable to the suggestion regarding penalising the political party or its candidates under Article 324 of the Constitution for their failure to disclose criminal antecedents, as it does not have this power.

Implement RIIN without Police recruitment issue: Ex-minister Imtilemba passes away CGBU alleges anomalies in BPL further delay: WSH to govt DNSU questions deptt.

DIMAPUR, FEB 13 (NPN): Wester n Sumi Hoho (WSH) has urged the state government to implement the Registration of Indigenous Inhabitants of Nagaland (RIIN) at the earliest without, adding that the implementation of Inner Line Permit( ILP) would be meaningless and a futile decree.

In a statement, WSH media cell stated that since all tribal hohos and massbased organizations of Nagaland had submitted their views and suggestions for modalities in written and given their green signal to the state government through the Banou Commission, the state government should execute it without any further delay.

While lauding the state government for introduction of ILP in Dimapur district, a long felt demand of all civil societies and

the indigenous people of Nagaland, WSH said it expected the Inner Line Permit to be implemented in true letter and spirit.

The hoho also said that the exercise should not become some fruitless and an ineffectual legislation in paper only.

To this, WSH said any sane individual or organization would able to differentiate between Citizenship (Amendment) Act, National Register of Citizen and RIIN. “Only those who are anti indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland will oppose RIIN,” the hoho stated.

Further, WSH warned that it was ready to resort to any form of action deemed fit against those who oppose RIIN. “A handful of vested elements will not be allowed to destroy the future of our indigenous inhabitants,” WSH stated.

DIMAPUR, FEB 13 (NPN): Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) has strongly questioned the responsible department as to how 994 candidates were selected to undergo police training when only 206 posts was advertised.

DNSU through its media cell pointed out that as per advertisement letter No.PHQ(B-1)1/Recruitment constables/2019 dated August 3, 2019, only 206 vacant posts was published and final police recruitment examination result was out on December 9, 2019 with 225 candidates including waiting list candidates declared qualified.

Affirming that it would not remain a silent spectator, the union stated that at a time when there was lack of job avenues and opportunities with thousands of educated Naga youth remaining unemployed “such practice is totally untoward”.

DNSU has demanded that the responsible department clarify and also justify the discrepancy. “We will go to any extreme extent till justice is served and open free and fair recruitment is held,” DNSU stated.

DIMAPUR, FEB 13 a genuine concern for the people, especially the (NPN): Former minweaker sections of sociister Imtilemba Sangety. He had contributed tam passed away on immensely to the socioThursday here at CIHpolitical advancement of SR (Referral Hospital) Nagaland, especially for Dimapur after a brief Eastern Nagaland areas, illness. He was 66 and Rio added. survived by his wife, son, Recalling his assodaughter in law and two ciation with Imtilemba, grandchildren.

Late Imtilemba Rio said both of them According to famhad worked together durily members, a send off programme will be held on Febru- ing two different terms. He had a ary 14 11 a.m. at his residence-- 5th friendly personality and was always Mile Model Village and the body good natured and made friends will be taken to his native village across the political spectrum and Chimonger, where he will be laid was loved by all. His demise was a to rest on February 15. Late Im- great loss to the people of Nagaland, tilemba represented 52-Longkhim- and the void created by his death will be difficult to fill, Rio stated.

Chare constituency.

Rio conveyed heartfelt condolences to bereaved family and Rio: Nagaland chief minister, prayed that God grant them solace Neiphiu Rio expressed deep sorrow and strength in their hours of beover the untimely demise of former reavement and for the soul to rest minister Imtilemba Sangtam at in peace.

NLA speaker: Nagaland LegDimapur.

In a condolence message, Rio islative Assembly (NLA) speaker said late Imtilemba, who was a col- Sharingain Longkumer has deeply league and a close friend, was a sin- mourned the demise of A Imtilemcere government servant, prominent ba, Ex-MLA and former Minister.

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Opposition bench takes on govt over SARFAESI Act; CM clarifies Correspondent

KOHIMA, FEB 13 (NPN): The opposition slammed the State government over the speaker’s rejection of its demand for a discussion on Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement Interest (SARFAESI) Act, 2002 during the fifth session of 13th Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) on Thursday.

Speaker Sharingain Longkumer informed the House that discussion on SARFAESI Act was not required and asked the members to seek clarification from his chamber, if necessary, while directing Leader of the House (LoH) Neiphiu Rio to give a statement.

Annoyed by the speaker’s decision, opposition legislator Dr. Chotisuh Sazo said it was decided during the Business Advisory Committee (BAC) to discuss Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and SARFAESI and thereby listed in the business list.

He asked why the treasury bench insisted on denying discussion on the matters of urgent public interest.

Opposition members Imkong L Imchen, Kuzholuzo Nienu and Dr Imtiwapang Aier then asserted that that NLA was a people’s house and wanted to know why it was admitted at the first place, if it had to be rejected.

Rio explained that as per rules, it was the speaker’s prerogative either to reject or admit an issue, and backed Longkumer saying he was following the rules.

However, leader of opposition TR Zeliang countered that a notice admitted for discussion under rule 50 could not be rejected by referring rule 55 as the two rules dealt with two different subject matters under the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in NLA adopted by the Assembly on August 17, 1964.

Amidst heated arguments, the speaker reiterated his offer to the members to seek clarification from his chamber, if required,

and asked LoH to make a statement. Rio clarified that the cabinet had examined SARFAESI Act on October 18, 2019 and decided that the Act could be adopted in Nagaland only after it was ensured that transfer of properties attached by banks was made to indigenous inhabitants.

He said being a Central Act, the requisite amendment had to be carried out by the Central government, adding that the State finance department had on November 22, 2019 requested the department of financial services of Government of India to modify the Act by restricting the transfer of properties to indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland, adding the reply was awaited.

The chief minister explained that SARFAESI Act could not be implemented in Nagaland in its present from as it came into direct conflict with land holding systems and restrictions on transfer of land under Article 371(A) like special provisions on transfer of land and its resources, the

Nagaland Land & Revenue Regulation (Amendment) Act 1978, Land & Revenue Regulation (Amendment) Act, 2002 etc.

He maintained that law & justice department had on July 19, 2019 in its advice to finance department clearly stated that SARFAESI Act could not be enforced in Nagaland as its provisions were in conflict with all existing protective laws (Article 371A/ BEFR 1873 and the Nagaland Land & Revenue Regulation (Amendment) Act 1978).

Rio said the banks had been requesting for implementation of SARFAESI Act in Nagaland so that they could advance loans to customers against mortgage of immovable property/fixed assets in favour of the banks and, in case of default in repayment by the borrower, the Act would enable banks to confiscate and sell the property without intervention of Courts to realise their money.

He stressed that while interest of the banks must be

safeguarded, the government also could not dilute the existing provisions and permits banks to sell mortgaged immovable property to outsiders.

The LoH clarified the House that the assumption that Nagas were unable to avail loans from banks due to nonadoption of SARFAESI Act was misleading and erroneous as banks had adequate safeguards under existing laws {Nagaland Land and Revenue Regulation (Amendment) Act, 2002} in Nagaland to take possession of secured assets and sell them to realise their dues.

He also cited the example of Tripura, stating that Supreme Court of India had heard an appeal filed by UCO Bank over a matter pertaining to recovery of dues in the State. The appeal was made challenging Section 187 of the Tripura Act of 1960 that prohibited sale of mortgaged properties by the bank to any person who was not a member of a Scheduled (Cont’d on p-7) Tribe.

rice distribution

DIMAPUR, FEB 13 (NPN): Alleging “certain anomalies” in the monthly distribution of BPL rice in the Medziphema sub-division, the Chakhroma GBs Union (CGBU) has sought to know from the responsible authority about the reason behind the irregularities.

In a press release, CGBU president Rokovitso Kuotsu and secretary Thepfükuo Nagi claimed that while all other villages were allotted 5kg of BPL rice per head, the villages under Medziphema sub-division were given only 4kg per head since 2017 till date. “This is not the case of one village alone but all the villages under the sub-division are allotted only 4 Kg Per head,” CGBU stated.

Maintaining that “all is not well” with the distribution of rice under Medziphema sub-division, the CGBU has sought to know whether the decrease in the quantity was affected from the responsible ministry or it was done by the state government?

It stated that PHH ration was a centrally sanctioned scheme under National Food Security Act 2013 meant for the poor and needy. Therefore, the union said the quantity of the rice to be distributed to the people was also uniformly fixed for all beneficiaries. However, CGBU said the unequal treatment meted out to the villages falling under Medziphema sub-division was a serious matter and needed to be probed by the responsible authorities.

Further, it stated that if the rice meant for the poor villagers was siphoned off by any officer for personal benefits, it amounted to denial of livelihood of the poor villagers. CGBU, therefore, asserted that the responsible officer should be appropriately penalised under the relevant laws.

CGBU has urged the state government to seriously conduct enquiry into the issue and bring out the “true reason(s)” for the unequal allocation of the BPL rice to Medziphema sub-division all these years and the reasons whatsoever be made known to the public at the earliest.

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Hega festival at New Mpai village

Cultural troupe performing folk dance and song at the Hega festival. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Mpailui celebrated 12th Hega festival at New Mpai village, Peren from February 10 to 13.

According to DIPR report, project director DRDA, Phek, Keyirangding Hegui as special guest on the concluding day unveiled the monolith of the newly constructed council hall of New Mpai village. In his speech he encouraged the

gathering to uplift culture and the unique identity. He also asked the elders and parents of the village to encourage growth of literacy rate in the village. Welcome address was given by secretary of Mpailui cultural committee.

Meanwhile, the first ever five-day-long combined Hega/Hengyi festival of the Zeliang community which commenced on

February 10 will culminate on February 14 at the host village (Peren village).

A press release from Hega/Heng yi festival convenor, Haidoliang and secretary, Dr. Ndangkie Ndang stated that Hega/ Hengyi festival is one of the most important festivals observed by the majority of the Zeliang community from to February 10 to 14 every year.

PHED training on Sujal & Swachh Goan at Kohima

The culmination programme will be marked by performance of different traditional songs and dances, where the deputy commissioner, Peren Sentiwapang Aier will participate as special invitee.

All the Zeliang villages of Peren district have been invited to attend the culmination programme of the first ever combined Hega/ Hengyi festival.

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Governor’s young fellowship tour

AIPP condemns harassment of Krome DIMAPUR: Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact (AIPP) has urged the government of India to disclose and inform Neingulo Krome of the reasons concerning the action of the immigration officers that led to the denial of his right to travel abroad.

AIPP in a condemnation by chairperson Kittisak Rattanakrajangsri stated that, harassment of Neingulo Krome, secretary general, Naga Peoples Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR) in Kolkata airport expresses that “intimidation, threat and harassment of its own citizens and rights defenders is becoming a norm rather than an exception”. AIPP also stated that “these developments are deeply concerning in times when the Naga people are looking forward to the concretization of the ‘Framework Agreement’ signed in 2015.”

AIPP has further appealed the GoI that the right of Neingulo Krome to travel should be restored with immediate effect.

Members of “young fellowship” interacting with officials of various departments.

DIMAPUR: Five members of the governor’s young fellowship Manjulata Hanidah, Akipi, Diepu Mero, Benrilo Shihi and Anying K reached Tuensang on February 13 and held an interactive meeting at DC conference hall Tuensang during a tour itinerary of the governor's young fellowship.

According to DIPR report, departments that attended the interactive meeting were education, health, road con-

nectivity road and bridges and national highways, soil, agriculture, horticulture, DRDA, housing, land resource and CAWD. The meeting was chaired by Kumar Ramnikant DC Tuensang and departments answered to queries on departmental activities and loopholes in the implementation part. The team of five will be visiting district hospital Tuensang, Thangjam government higher secondary school and Chendang (vegetable village).

Organisations condole

DIMAPUR: Ex-ParliaASTD: Ao Senso Tementarian’s Association longjem Dimapur (ASTD) of Nagaland (Ex-PAN) in a condolence by vice presiexpressed deep grief at dent M. Toshi Pongen and the demise of late T. Tali, general secretary, K Mar former minister of Na- Lemtur stated that, the peogaland on February 12. ple of Tuli A/C in particular In a condolence note by and the entire state in genEx-PAN president Joshua eral have lost one of its finSumi stated that, late Tali est statesman and a prolific was a bold, courageous, sin- leader who had dedicated cere, dedicated and a good his life for the service of the comrade to his friends, a people. ASTD prays that the loving husband and father, departed soul rest in peace efficient and humble leader. and that God grant solace to Ex-PAN stated that in his the bereaved family. demise the Nagas have lost DAYO: Dimapur Ao a pioneer and a tall leader, Youth Organization (DAYO) who had contributed all his media cell stated that in the ability and wisdom for the demise of late Tali, the state people of Nagaland. It fur- has lost a dedicated leader.

Officials and participants during the inaugural session at PHED directorate office. ther conveyed condolences DAYO conveyed condoto the bereaved family and lences to the bereaved family D I M A P U R : P u b l i c Bistrita Sarmah, trainer, by Er. Repang Longkum- pray that the departed soul and pray that the departed soul rest in peace.

Health Engineering De- PriMove and Sachin Su- er, chief engineer, PHED, rest in eternal peace. partment (PHED) kick pekar, trainer, PriMove. while a keynote address started five-day training This guide is a train- on Sujal & Swachh Goan of trainers (ToT) on Su- ing resource which will was delivered by Laxmijal & Swachh Goan at be used by field trainers kant S Shinde, WASH PHED directorate office, who will be experienced specialist, PriMove.

Kohima with Mhathung trainers /facilitators with As many as 53 are Tungoe additional secre- proven knowledge and participating the five-day DIMAPUR: Yimchunger Union Kohima (YUK) has tary PHED as the special skills in delivering train- programme from all dis- informed all concerned in and around Kohima, that whoguest on February 10. ings. Field Trainers (FTs) tricts of Nagaland from soever is keeping domestic servants/helpers from YimcA press release from will be key functionar- each division of PHED hunger community, on the ground of giving education or PHED Kohima stated ies responsible for direct to focus the national flag- training, should register his/her name with YUK within the that, resource persons training to sarpanchs and ship programme on save month of February 2020, so as to avoid future complicacontributing informa- panchayat. and secure drinking wa- tions in case of any untoward incident.

A press statement from president, YUK, John Tochition and opinions to the Earlier, inaugural ter supply management participants from Febru- programme was chaired and open defecation free mong, stated that in case of some, who have already left ary 10 to 14 are led by by Er. N. Thsathrichem plus (ODF+) organised with the registered employers, the employers may kindly inteam leader Laxmikant S Sangtam, director WSSO, by WSSO, Public Health form the union. Failing to comply, it mentioned that YUK Shinde, WASH specialist, PHED, introductory ad- Engineering Department would not be held responsible in any incident whatsoever.

PriMove, Sachidan and dress on behalf of the and supported by Pri- For detailed information, one may contact president, YUK, 8119016298/9862319940/8787456513/9856243993.

Singh, trainer, PriMove, department was presented Move and UNICEF.

Mock drill and disaster management training was held at Vision Home Higher Secondary School, Diphupar Dimapur on February 10, led by district commandant, Y. Khenito Chishi form Home Guards & Civil Defence Dimapur.

Ao Senden holds meeting with new CAO

YUK informs public on domestic helpers

Ao Senden members and CAO Ao Region.

MOKOKCHUNG: Ao Senden presidential council members held a consultative meeting with the new CAO Ao Region NSCN (I-M) Wednesday at the Senden office.

In a statement Ao Senden general sec-

Day-4 of NLA session: Replies to starred, unstarred questions Correspondent KO H I M A , F E B 1 3 (NPN): On the fourth day of the ongoing budget session, ministers in-charge of various departments responded to several starred question raised by members of the opposition bench.

RAP: Deputy chief minister (I/c Home), Y. Patton, replying to a starred question stated that the entire area of the state of Nagaland has been excluded from the protected area regime (Restricted Area Permit) notified under the foreigners (protected areas) order 1958, initially for a period of one year with effect from January 1, 2011 which has been extended from time to time.

He said that relaxation was extended till December 31, 2022 on condition such as Government of India can withdraw relaxation for security concern, citizens of Afghanistan, China and Pakistan and foreign nationals need approval from the Home ministry before they can visit Nagaland. Foreigners visiting the state will have to register with foreigners registration officers of the state/districts, he added.

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He said there were 11 foreigners registration officers (FRO’s) in Nagaland-Commissioner of police Dimapur, SP Kohima, Mokokchung, Wokha, Phek, Peren, Zunheboto, Mon, Tuensang, Longleng and Kiphire.

Land issue: Replying to a starred question put up

by NPF MLA Yitachu on the present status of land dispute between Sutsu, Laruri Village Mimi circle under Kiphire district, Patton stated that the all parties concerned have agreed resolve the dispute through traditional Oath taking and that the district administration was working the modalities and fix the date for oath taking.

Leader of the House and chief minister, Neiphiu Rio while supplementing to reply, stated that taking Oath was the last resort in Naga tradition and called on the community, church and leaders to resolve the matter amicably.

JICA releases Rs 25.59 cr for State: State environment, forest & climate change minister CM Chang said Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) had released Rs 25.59 crore through Government of India (GoI) to the State

government.

And so far, seven buildings had been constructed under Nagaland Forest Management Project (NFMP) in Wokha range and Doyang beat. Other works taken up under this project in Wokha district include prior informed consent, formation of joint Forest Management Committee (JFMC), micro plan preparation, nursery, entry point activity, rejuvenation of traditional wells, watch tower on human-elephant conflict zone, water harvesting structure, etc.

This was stated by the minister in response to the unstarred question by NPF legislator Dr. Chumben Murry.

Wakching CHC to be inaugurated soon: Health & family welfare (H&FW) minister PS Pangnyu Phom said the primary health centre (PHC) at Wakching was upgraded to community health centre (CHC) in 2014, but admitted that the upgraded CHC was yet to be inaugurated in view of resource constraints. He said development of necessary infrastructure and creations of posts were under active consideration of the department.

The minister said the health centre was presently

functioning as PHC and would be fully functional as a CHC only upon necessary infrastructure and manpower were put in place.

Replying to a supplementary question by NPF member YM Yollow Konyak, Phom said there were 33 CHCs in Nagaland, out of which only 21 were functional since 2014. He explained that 12 CHCs were non-functional due to lack of adequate manpower and assured that H&FW department was actively working to resolve the issue.

Status of chick hatchery: Transport, civil aviation & railways and land resource departments minister P Paiwang Konyak said to enhance poultry production in Phek district through hatching, the department had initiated establishment of poultry farm at Akhegwo with assurance from GoI under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana. Accordingly, infrastructure like poultry shed, office, godown, approach and internal roads were competed. However, the department could not make it functional due to non-availability of electrical transformer and LT line for hatching as it was

not supported for funding

by GoI. Replying to a starred question by opposition MLA Yitachu, the minister said as hatching activities could not be carried out in absence of electrical transformer, the department had decided to change the objective of the farm by converting the hatchery into chick rearing centre with a view to provide 30-day-old low input technology (LIT) chicks to needy farmers. Redeployment of the staff and rearing activities would commence in 2020-21, he added.

Sharing his concern over backward areas like Meluri sub-division and Kiphire district, the opposition member said having hatchery units in these areas would facilitate the people living there and give them an additional item of trade. Hence he advised the department to take up more projects on trading activities to help the youth and open up opportunities for them. This way their interest in economy, infrastructure and development of the state would increase, he added.

Fund allocation for road maintenance: Deputy chief minister Y Pat-

ton said fund allocated to district headquarter and Kohima for road maintenance from April 1, 2018 to December 31, 2019 was Rs 6330.92 lakh, while the fund allocated for road maintenance against each ADC headquarter from April 1, 2018 to December 31, 2019 was Rs 1549.58 lakh.

Replying to a starred question by NPF legislator Muthingnyuba, the minister shared districtwise break-up of fund allocation – Rs1,232.92 lakh for Kohima, Rs 1,125 lakh for Dimapur, Rs 820 lakh for Mokokchung, Rs 467 lakh for Mon, Rs 455 lakh for Tuensang, Rs 315 lakh for Phek, Rs 355 lakh for Wokha, Rs 368 lakh for Longleng, Rs 425 lakh for Zunheboto, Rs 253 lakh for Kiphire, Rs 230 lakh for Peren and Rs 285 lakh for Noklak.

In a supplementary question, the opposition member wanted to know why there was so much disparity in distribution of funds to the districts and ADC headquarters. The minister in charge replied that works were ongoing and more fund would be given, if required. He also mentioned that there were 24 divisions in the State.

retary, Imtipokyim said that Senden reiterated its stand, which was also submitted in written, that the Senden remain committed for an honourable and acceptable solution to the Naga political issue.

news in Brief DC Dimapur informs: Deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Anoop Kinchi informed the general public of Dimapur district that ILP application forms and exemption forms is being issued from DCs office Dimapur under designated officers and at the ILP counter, which started on February 13. Forms will be available during office hours from all locations and DC’s office Dimapur.

There are three types of forms, namely form 1 for application of ILP exemption card; Form II for application of ILP for 1 (one) year; Form III is the one presently in use for labourers/ tourists and students. Applicants can collect and submit the forms and can collect the ILP from the same designated locations.

SSUPCC joint meeting: Sumi Students Union Public Commerce College (SSUPCC) has convened a joint meeting with its former executives on February 15, 11 a.m at the residence of union banker at Notun Basti (Sumi khel), Dimapur. All former leaders and executives have been requested to attend the meeting.

LLRPO consultative meeting: Lotha Lower Range Public Organisation (LLRPO) has convened a consultative meeting on February 15, 1 p.m at the residence of Elias K Lotha at Sheruza Colony, Chumukedima.

All prominent members particularly the advisory board (LLEROF) members from Wokha, Kohima and Dimapur have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

Lost and found: Labrador mixed breed male dog (brown colour) has been found loitering around Borlengri Ao Baptist Church area. Rightful owner can contact at 9856891108/6009163014.

Chophimi Kuposhukulu joint meeting: Chophimi Kuposhukulu has convened a joint meeting of the organizing committee along with all the sub-committees to discuss important matters pertaining to its forthcoming silver jubilee celebrations on February 15, 11 a.m at the residence of Nikhashe Chophi, Near East Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church, Purana Bazaar, Dimapur. All the members of the orgainizing committee and sub-committee have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. All the committee members are also informed to attend the meeting in traditional attire.

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Dr.Abenthung Murry, Chukitong PHC staff and villagers during the outreach OPD at Nungying. (NP)

Correspondent WOKHA, FEB 13, NPN): Medical team from Chukitong PHC, led by medical officer Dr. Abenthung Murry, conducted outreach OPD at Nungying village here on Thursday. The event was organised under the aegis of Nagaland Health Project (NHP). Altogether, 72 patients availed

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free medical checkup and medicines. Screening of malaria, TB and HIV were also conducted by the medical team.

Meanwhile, Dr. Murry imparted health talk to the villagers wherein he stressed on the importance of personal hygiene and cleanliness, immunization, VHND and ANC/PNC. Dr. Murry in his speech highlighted

the various government schemes such as AB PMJAY, JSY, JSSK etc, and called upon the participants to avail the services provided by the government.

Further, Dr. Murry has informed that with the assistance of NHP, similar outreach OPD programmes will be conducted at nearby villages under Chukitong range.

Orientation for teachers of SJS Diphupar ‘B’

DIMAPUR: Orientation programme was organized for teachers of Saint John’s School (SJS), Diphupar ‘B’, Dimapur on February 1, conducted by Sajeev Kumar P, editor of Schoolmate and Minnu Mariya John, counseling psychologist.

A press release from SJS Diphupar ‘B’ stated that, during the first session conducted by Minnu Mariya John on the topic “Educating the mind without educating the heart is not education”.

She asked the teachers to appreciate and recognize the child so that the best could be done for the overall development of students equally.

The basic focus of the second session by Sajeev Kumar was to make the teachers understand the need of “proper usage of grammar in everyday life”.

He enlightened the teachers about the grammar skills required while teaching and gave practical ideas to follow for the effectiveness of English grammar teaching in school. Programme commenced with welcome speech by the school headmaster Johny Abraham.

Altogether 18 teachers attended the programme and vote of thanks was proposed

by Wonjano Ngullie.

TGOUN conducts seminar on ‘Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat’

Students performing cultural dance at the seminar programme.

DIMAPUR: The Global Open University Nagaland (TGOUN) in coordination with office of the regional director of India Tourism, North Eastern Region of India organized a seminar on the Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat on the University campus on February 12.

A press release from TGOUN stated that, Dr. H. N. Dutta, vice-chancellor and Meera Rani Das, tourist information officer,

from the regional office of India Tourism, Guwahati, explained the meaning and significance of Ek Bharat Shrestha Bharat and spoke on the occasion.

Ruvisie Poji, tourist officer, department of Tourism, Nagaland, all the officials, students, faculties were present on the occasion along with nearby villagers from the Sodzulhou and the 7th Mile villages.

On the same day,

online tourist facilitator cer tificate programme launched by the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, New Delhi was organized.

An introductory note of the programme was delivered by Meera Rani Das and the detail of the tourist facilitator certificate programme was explained through powerpoint by faculty Shah Alom of Hotel Management, TGOUN.

KVK Mon conducts training on organic farming

DIMAPUR: Skill training of rural youth (STRY) programme on “organic farming” was organized by Kri-

shi Vigyan Kendra, Mon in association with National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management

eVIN-cum-immunization refreshers training at Longleng

where chief guest Ajit Kumar Ranjan, additional deputy commissioner, Aboi encouraged the trainees to go for organic farming for health and ecological balance, income generation and to create employment opportunity followed by distribution of completed certificate of a week training programme.

Vote of thanks was pronounced by Dr. M. S. Sachan, course director, STRY & ACTO (GPB).

Altogether 15 r ural youths, from Ngangching, Chaoha Chingnyu, and Aboi town were benefited.

Rice mill and flour mill were handed over to the Village Climate Risk Management Committee (VCRMC) member of Sowa Changle & Ngangching villages for custom hiring centre purpose by the chief guest.

Grass root marginal farmer exposure programme was jointly organised by NEADS, Jorhat Assam and Bethesda Youth Welfare Centre (BYWC), Dimapur on February 13.

Assamese women farmers from Jorhat visited the age old traditional farming in the foothills of Nagaland and visited Hayiyan and Old Lio Wokha villages, Bhandari division of Wokha district and interacted with local farmers. (BYWC Dimapur)

Public financial management system training at DoUD Kma

DIMAPUR: Department of Urban Development will be organising a oneday training on public financial management system (PFMS) on February 21, 11 a.m, at conference hall, directorate of Urban Development (DoUD), Kohima. The

concerned officials of SULM (DAY-NULM); AMRUT; Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban); PMAYHFA (U) and administrators and one staff each from urban local bodies have been requested to attend the training positively.

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Youth participants with KVK Mon officials.

Krishi Vigyan Kendra Mon stated that, Dr. Manoj Singh Sachan, asst. chief technical officer (genetics & plant breeding) and course director of STRY organic farming emphasized on different theme in regard to Organic farming.

Climate resilient practices and doubling of farmer’s income was also taken as a part under organic farming.

Hands on training, method and result demonstration were imparted in the Krishi Vigyan Kendra instructional farm as well as on farmers field.

In the interactive session, trainees shared about their experiences in various commercial crops and also raise various queries and their doubts (MANAGE), Hyderabad were cleared by the scifrom February 7 to 13 at entists.

KVK office Aboi.

Valedictory function A press release from was held on February 13

Participants with officials of CMO office Longleng.

DIMAPUR: Chief medical office (CMO) Longleng conducted one-day district level eVIN (electronic vaccine intelligence network)-cumimmunization refreshers training at CMO conference hall on February 13.

A press release from CMO office district media officer, Roseline stated that, resource persons Rajesh Monsang project officer UNDP and Imli Longkumer project officer UNDP reoriented the health workers on strengthening universal immunization programme, K Y M C

UIP schedules, session sites, mobilization, UIP recording and reporting, HMIS and eVIN reporting. They also spoke on the importance of advocacy with the stakeholders and social mobilization and stressed on capacity building of the communities, cold chain and vaccine logistics management etc. Resource persons also trained the cold chain handlers on temperature logger assessment and management, online demo, features and resetting, troubleshooting

methods, field issues in eVIN implementation.

Earlier, Dr Imnameren Phom DPO (RCH/ UIP) in his welcome address appealed to all the participants to be attentive during the training so that when they go back to their own respective health units and perform their services accordingly.

Training was attended by all the cold chain handlers, CHOs, GNMs, ANMs from all the health units and staff from CMO office.

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Missing NRC: FIR against former official

Guwahati, Feb 13 (PTI): Hours after Assam’s updated citizenship data disappeared from the website’nrcassam.nic.in’, an FIR was filed against a former NRC official for allegedly failing to submit the password to the sensitive document before quitting her job.

Talking to PTI on Thursday, NRC state coordinator Hitesh Dev Sarma said the complaint against former NRC project officer was filed under Official Secrets Act in Paltan Bazar police station here, as she “did not provide the password to the document, despite written reminders”.

“She failed to surrender the password even after tendering her resignation on November 11 last year. She was a contractual employee and no longer authorised to hold the password, after quitting her job. An FIR has been filed against the former NRC project officer on Wednesday for violating the Official Secrets Act,” he said.

Sarma also stated that the NRC office had written to her on several occasions for submitting the password, but did not get any response.

“We knew (she had

resigned) and, therefore, sent several letters to her for handing over the password.

But as she did not respond all these months, we filed a complaint against her yesterday for violating the Official Secrets Act. “We must know if she has tampered with the sensitive information, after resigning,” he added.

The NRC state coordinator, however, refuted allegations of “malafide intent” involved in the matter. “...this (cloud service provided by IT major Wipro) was not renewed by the earlier coordinator. So, the data went offline from December 15 last year. I assumed charge only on December 24,” Sarma, who had gone on leave for weeks after being appointed the NRC state coordinator, clarified.

He also said that the state coordination committee had discussed the issue in its meeting on January 30 and wrote to Wipro during the first week of February.

“Once Wipro makes the data live, it will be available to the public. We hope that people will be able to access it in the next 2-3 days,” Sarma claimed.

Reacting to the development, Wipro had said:

“The IT Services Contract was not renewed by the authorities upon its expiry in October, 2019. However, as a gesture of goodwill, the company continued to pay the hosting service fee until January-end, 2020.”

In another FIR filed with state criminal investigation department on Wednesday, NGO Assam Public Works (APW) alleged that former NRC Assam coordinator Prateek Hajela tampered with the final NRC list - published on August 31, 2019.

APW member Rajib Deka, in his complaint, accused Hajela of disobeying orders and directions of the Supreme Court, forgery of public register and committing offences under cyber laws for altering or changing public records by misusing his powers and position.

The NGO also said that after publication of the final list, several social networks and sections of the media had reported anomalies, insisting that many ‘doubtful’ persons were able to insert their names in the final list.

The Centre on Wednesday asserted that NRC data in Assam was safe even though some technical is-

sues have been detected, which would be resolved soon.

Senior journalist-cumRTI activist Saket Gokhale had sent an application to the NIC, the IT wing of the government, seeking a copy of the contract with Wipro.

“The Assam NRC data suddenly vanishing from the website (& the lack of data security) is incredibly shady. I’ve filed an RTI with the NIC specifically asking about details of the contract with Wipro, name of the cloud service provider, & all contracts signed for hosting this,” he tweeted, while attaching a copy of the RTI application.

Leader of the Opposition in Assam Assembly and Congress leader Debabrata Saikia has also written to the Registrar General of India, requesting him to look into the fiasco urgently.

“It is a mystery as to why the online data should vanish all of a sudden, especially as the process to file appeals was yet to begin, all because of the go-slow attitude adopted by the NRC Authority. There is, therefore, ample scope to suspect that disappearance of online data is a malafide act,” he had insisted.

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M’laya villagers welcome project bypassing uranium-rich area Correspondent Shillong, Feb 13: A pro-road project group has welcomed the decision of the Meghalaya government to build a road that will bypass the uranium-rich area in South West Khasi Hills.

Estimated at a cost of over Rs 300 crore, the proposed road will link Nongstoiñ, the district headquarters of West Khasi Hills district with Wahkaji, but not the Mawthabah area, which is Uranium-rich deposits in South West Khasi Hills district.

However, anti-uranium groups were opposing the proposal to build a two-lane road from Nongstoiñ to Wahkaji and Mawthabah alleging that the objective of linking the road up to Mawthabah was to facilitate mining of uranium.

There was a proposal by the Centre through the Uranium Corporation of India Limited (UCIL) to mine uranium from Kylleng-PyndengsohïongMawthabah (KPM) area in South West Khasi Hills district and set up a processing plant at Mawthabah.

The state government has dropped the proposal to link

the road up to Mawthabah and urged the Centre to consider the project only from Nongstoiñ to Wahkaji about 43 km costing more than Rs 300 crore.

“We are happy that the government has decided not to include Mawthabah as part of the road project,” Joint Action Committee on Two-Lane secretary Zandy Myrthong told reporters after meeting Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong The JAC urged the government to speed up the road project from Nongstoiñ to Wahkaji for the benefit of the people.

“The question of linking the road to the uranium area is not there anymore because an existing road from Wahkaji to Mawthabah is already owned by the Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council, except few stretches owned by individuals,” Myrthong said. Moreover, he said the Meghalaya government and the Khasi Hills Autonomous District Council have already decided not to allow uranium mining in the area and there is no doubt about the proposal to improve the road from Nongstoiñ to Wahkaji.

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Air tickets of seven Chinese Mnp women Congress activists protest LPG price hike paragliders cancelled Correspondent

Aizawl, Feb 13 (PTI): Seven Chinese nationals, who were scheduled to take part in a paragliding championship in Mizoram, could not make it to the event, in view of the curbs imposed by aviation regulator DGCA to prevent the spread of novel coronavirus.

C Lalhminghlua, the president of Mizoram AeroSports Association (MASA) -- which has organised the tournament-- told PTI that the Chinese nationals were among the 58 paraglisers registered for the championship.

An international airline has cancelled tickets issued to the gliders, in the wake of the aviation regulator’s ban on entry of Chinese nationals and foreigners who have been to the neighbouring country on or after January 15, he said. The central government has also

temporarily suspended the e-visa facility for Chinese passports holders.

Lalhminghlua said that the turnout at International Paragliding Accuracy Championship, which was inaugurated on Wednesday, was less than what was expected, with just 23 of the 58 participants attending the event.

“The outbreak of coronavirus could be the reason for the low turnout of paragliders from foreign countries,” Lalhminghlua said.

Meanwhile, state nodal officer for Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP) and epidemiologist Dr Pachuau Lalmalsawma said counters have been set up along international borders to screen people entering the state.

Mizoram shares border with Bangladesh and Myanmar.

IMPHAL, Feb 13: Women Congress activists led by Manipur Pradesh Mahila Congress Committee (MPMCC) president Mutum Sharma Devi staged a protest outside Imphal Congress Bhavan here on Thursday against the steep rise in liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinder prices and demanded immediate rollback.

LPG price was increased to Rs 858.50 per 14.2 kg cylinder from Rs 714 previously, according to a price notification of state-owned oil firms on Wednesday. This is the steepest hike in rates since January 2014 when prices had gone up by Rs 220 per cylinder to Rs 1,241.

Talking to reporters on the sideline of the protest, Sharma Devi said that the protest was staged as part

MULTI DISCIPLINARY TRAINING CENTRE NAGALAND KHADI VILLAGE INDUSTRIES BOARD NAGARJAN, DIMAPUR. 797112 NO.KVI/MDTC-ADV/57/19-20/

Date. Dimapur the 12th February 2020

ADVERTISEMENT The M D T C (NKVIB) Nagarjan, Dimapur is organizing Normal Training course for Educated unemployed persons for the session 2019-2020 under the trades of : 1. BEE KEEPING 1 month Stipendiary The above stated training course will commence from Date 3rd March 2020. During training period, numbers of official holiday will not be counted.

Applicants are also informed that hostel facilities will be provided for both boys and girls. Criteria for obtaining Forms may produce minimum class VIII passed / attended proof with Aadhaar Card. Interested applicants are requested to collect the forms from the office and submit before 28th February 2020. For details contact Mobile No. 9856372599/ 9436600527, during office hours.

Principal MDTC (NKVIB) Dimapur, Nagaland

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OFFICE OF THE NAGALAND FOREST MANAGEMENT PROJECT SOCIETY KOHIMA : NAGALAND

NO.NFMP/ Admin- Recruitment/2018/2

Dated Kohima, the 10 Feb, 2020 th

NOTIFICATION

This is for information of all applicants who have applied for contractual engagements for posts (PMU-10,11,12,13,14, and 15) under the Project Management Unit (PMU) of the Nagaland Forest Management Project Society (as advertised on 21.11.2018 in Nagaland Post and Morung Express), that the interview of shortlisted candidates will be conducted on 20th February 2020 in the Forest Office Complex, Near Ministers’ Hill Baptist Church School, Kohima.

The candidates have also been informed on the email addresses provided by them.

The time schedule and name of shortlisted candidates has been uploaded on the project website http://nfmpjica.org for all interested to see

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Project Director (AF &P) Nagaland Forest Management Project Nagaland, Kohima.

Issued by DIPR

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DIVISIONAL FOREST OFFICER No.KFD/ESTT/

KOHIMA DIVISION KOHIMA. Dated : Kohima the 13th Feb 2020

NOTIFICATION

Women Congress workers protesting against LPG price hike in Imphal. of nationwide protest organised by All India Mahila Congress. She alleged that the sudden hike in the LPG price will give a big blow to the common people.

She alleged yesterday’s hike was the sixth time the price of the LPG was hiked since August 2019 and threatened that women activists of the party will launch a series of protest

against price hike. Slamming BJP-led NDA government at the Centre, Sharma Devi claimed that prices of essential commodities went on to increase since the saffron party came to power in the country.

During the protest, a gas frame with cooking utensils on it and firewood beneath, and an LPG cylinder on the side was dis-

played besides placards with various slogans against LPG price hike.

“Don’t starve common people,” “We protest LPG price hike”, “Don’t politics on PDS items”, read some of the placards. The women state Congress leader questioned the purpose of Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana scheme if the common man cannot afford the LPGs.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND STATE COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH & TRAINING KOHIMA, NAGALAND.

No. SCERT/NTSE/3/2016

Result of the NTSE-2020 (State Level)

Dated Kohima the 13th February, 2020

Based on the Examination Conducted by the State Council of Educational Research & Training, Nagaland on 2nd November, 2019 the following candidates are selected for the Stage –II National Talent Search Examination-2020 (National Level). The Stage-II Examination is scheduled on 10th May, 2020 (Sunday).

Sl No Name of the Candidates Roll No. Name of the School 1.

Kevineino Angel Khatsu 16200001119 Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Kohima 2.

Sumit Sahu 16200007001 Saramati View Modern School, Kiphire 3.

Palak Baid 16200002153 Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 4.

Mhankabemo Z. Ovung 16200010026 Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Wokha 5.

Ritongsangba Imchen 16200002138 Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 6.

Rikhuo Vese 16200002110 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 7.

Ketoukhrieu Yashu 16200001008 Bethel Hr. Sec. School, Kohima 8.

Temjenienla I. Imchen 16200002161 Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 9.

Langkhuli L. Sangtam 16200007002 Saramati View Modern School, Kiphire 10.

Biswarup Dhar 16200002005 Pranab Vidyapith Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 11.

Tatongsola Longkumer 16200002159 Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 12.

Abhi Jain 16200002109 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 13.

Visila K. Thuviliu 16200002096 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 14.

Abhimanyu P. Deshmukh 16200010015 Jnv Chukitong Wokha Nagaland 15.

Debapriya Paul 16200002009 Pranab Vidyapith Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 16.

Chawanglinbo Rangkau 16200002112 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 17.

Vasu Singh 16200002037 St. Mary's Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 18.

Sneha Paul 16200002038 St. Mary's Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 19.

P. Moiai Konyak 16200002115 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 20.

K. Akam Konyak 16200002114 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 21.

Anusmka Sharma 16200002170 SD Jain Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 22.

Thejaneinuo Teresa Dzuvichu 16200001165 Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Kohima 23.

Visizo Meru 16200001167 Northfield Khikha, Kohima 24.

Dipayan Banik 16200002163 Saramati View Modern School, Kiphire 25.

Khriezo Makritsu 16200001157 Chandmari Hr. Sec. School, Kohima 26.

Ashmita Anand 16200002003 Pranab Vidyapith Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 27.

Theophil Lalhmangaiha 16200002102 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 28.

Moalong Jamir 16200002132 Don Bosco Hr. Sec School, Dimapur 29.

Hemant Kumar Gurjar 16200002164 SD Jain Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 30.

Mercy Khrozho 16200002179 Government Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 31.

Jitsarho Nyuthe 16200001128 Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Kohima 32.

Vizokhotuo Suohumvu 16200001030 Mezhur Hr. Sec. School, Kohima 33.

Walonir Jamir 16200002069 Little Star Hr. Sec. School,Dimapur 34.

Bipasha Dey 16200002039 St. Mary's Hr. Sec. School,Dimapur 35.

Akenyu Thyug 16200001005 Bethel Hr. Sec. School, Kohima 36.

Muguku Venuh 16200004007 Royal Foundation School, Phek 37.

Anshu Prasad 16200001149 Vikesels Vision School, Kohima 38.

Alemwati Imsong 16200002094 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 39.

Robin Rawat 16200002068 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 40.

Akumdong Pongener 16200001014 Mezhur Hr. Sec. School, Kohima 41.

Lngauchangbe Nza 16200011033 Baptist Hr. Sec. School, Peren 42.

Tsushiso Lims Yimchunger 16200002077 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 43.

Thejavizo Ciesotsu 16200001025 Mezhur Hr. Sec. School, Kohima 44.

Soti Seb 16200002076 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 45.

Ochibenla 16200002073 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 46.

Shahin-Ahmed 16200002046 St. Mary's Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 47.

Rokovotuo Kire 16200002111 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 48.

Imtijungla Longkumer 16200002036 St. Mary's Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 49.

Imnasashi Walling 16200002097 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 50.

Surilila R. Sangtam 16200002048 St. Paul Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 51.

Menangmeren Jamir 16200002081 Little Star Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur 52.

Chemie Shiu 16200002014 St. Josephs School, Tuensang The National Council of Education Research & Training, New Delhi will dispatch the Admission Card to the selected candidates through Registered/Speed post in the last week of March /First week of April, 2020 at the addresses given in the Application Form.

(T. SEKHOSE), Director SCERT, Nagaland, Kohima Issued by DIPR DC-192

In pursuance of the Nagaland Public Service Commission Advertisement No. NPSC-5/2018 Dated 20th Dec. 2018 and notification No. NPSC/C-5/2012 Dated 1st Feb 2020 candidate bearing the following Roll Numbers have been short listed to appear for physical and medical test as per Nagaland Forest Service Rules 2013 Sl.No-8 (1) for the post of Assistant Conservator of Forest and Forest Ranger 5450 5524 7431 7471 7527 7564 7573 7622 7717 7881 7788 7894 The following candidates are requested to report at Indira Gandhi Stadium Kohima on 15th Feb 2020 at 6:00 a.m. for physical and medical test.

(RAJ KUMAR M) IFS Divisional Forest Officer Kohima Division Kohima K-427 GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 12th NAP BN (INDIA RESERVE) CHINGTOK : LONGLENG

NO.12BN(IR)/RO-10/2019-20/ Dt. Chingtok, the th Feb’ 2020.

SHOW CAUSE NOTICE

To,

Regt. No 12646 Rank : Constable Name : Joseph Aier.

Son of Shri TAREBLIBA AIER. Address : H.No- 71 Circuit House Colony.

P.O. Dimapur.

P.S. East Police Station Dimapur.

Dist: Dimapur, Nagaland.

Whereas, you have been found absent from bonafide Govt. duty with effect from 20-01-2020 without any leave or permission from the competent authority till date. And whereas, Calling Notices was issued to you through concern P.S vide order No.12BN(IR)/RO-10/2019-20/1743 Dt. 04/02/2020.

Regt. No.12646 C/N Joseph Aier, is hereby directed to report to the undersigned within 7 (seven) days from the date of publication of this notice failing which he will be declared as deserter without further notice.

Commandant, 12th NAP Bn (India Reserve) Chingtok, Longleng.

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No. NU/ENGG-260/LUM/2020-747

Dated: 13th February 2020

NOTICE INVITING TENDER Sealed tenders are invited from the appropriate class of Civil Contractors empanelled with Nagaland University for the under mentioned work.

Particulars

Tender Value Tender Fee inclusive of Earnest Money (through Completion applicable NU Challan) time GST/Taxes Deposit [`] [`] [`]

Construction of Security Fencing around Main Water Reservoir 4,47,293.00 8,945.00 Tank near the present Guest House at NU, Hqrs. Lumami.

03 (Three) 1,000.00 months

Tender documents can be collected from Engineering Section, NU, Hqrs. Lumami on working days upto 19th February 2020 and the same should be submitted in a sealed envelope addressed to the Registrar on or before 20th February 2020 (upto 2:00 PM). Nagaland University reserves the right to accept or reject any tender without assigning any reason, whatsoever.

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national/state

‘No pol leaders invited for Kejriwal’s oath’

NEW DELHI, FEB 13 (PTI): No chief minister or political leaders from other states will be part of AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal’s oath ceremony at Ramlila Maidan here on February 16, said a senior party leader on Thursday.

Kejriwal will take oath as chief minister for a third term in a “Delhi-specific” ceremony, AAP’s Delhi unit convener Gopal Rai told PTI. “No chief minister or political leader from other states will be invited for the ceremony that is going to be specific to Delhi,” he said.

Kejriwal will take oath with the people of Delhi who have reposed their faith in his leadership, Rai added.

An AAP functionary said that by inviting several chief ministers and nonBJP leaders from other states, the party does not

Gopal Rai (File)

want to send out a message that it is “confrontationist” against the central government, sources said.

“In 2013 and 2015 as well, no political leaders and chief ministers from other states had been invited for Kejriwal’s oath ceremony. Party wants to keep the upcoming February 16 event Delhi-specific,” he said.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) returned to power winning 62 of the 70

assembly seats in the Delhi election held on February 8. While the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has won eight seats, the Congress drew a blank.

All the seven BJP MPs of Delhi and newly-elected party MLAs are likely to be invited for the oath-taking ceremony due to protocol issues, another AAP leader said, adding that the ceremony would be a government event that will be open to public.

The AAP has planned mobilisation of people for the mega event and all the newly-elected MLAs of the party have been asked to ensure huge participation from their constituencies.

On Wednesday, senior AAP leader Manish Sisodia requested Delhiites to attend the oath-taking ceremony, which will start at 10 am, at Ramlila Maidan in large numbers.

Kejriwal’s new cabinet

is unlikely to have fresh faces as he is expected to retain all the six incumbent ministers.

The sources said portfolios of all the seven ministers are likely to remain the same as they were holding in the outgoing cabinet.

Apart from Kejriwal and Sisodia, other members in the outgoing cabinet are Satyendar Jain, Gopal Rai, Rajendra Pal Gautam, Imran Hussain and Kailash Gahlot.

Come to Ramlila Maidan to ‘bless your son’ on Feb 16: Kejriwal to Delhiites

AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday invited Delhiites to attend his oath ceremony at Ramlila Maidan on February 16 to “bless their son” as he is set to become the chief minister of Delhi for the third consecutive time.

“Delhiites, your son is going to take oath of

Delhi chief minister for the third time. You must come to bless your son. Sunday, February 16, 10 am, Ramlila Maidan,” Kejriwal tweeted in Hindi.

The AAP national convener has also written to party volunteers and supporters, saying that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has got support from all corners that its message of vote on work was effectively communicated, and in response, Delhiites showered their love.

“I look forward to your continued support and conviction that together we can take this model of governance to people across our country,” Kejriwal said.

He said education, healthcare, water, electricity, women safety and empowerment, among others have now become winnable, mainstream electoral issues.

Ex-minister Imtilemba passes away to the people will never be forgotten.”

Zeliang condoles Imtilemba & T. Tali: Opposition NPF leader, T.R. Zeliang expressed deep pained to learn about the untimely demise of his former colleagues and good friends-- T. Tali and Imtilemba Sangtam. Zeliang said late. Tali was a gentle and a kind soul. He described late Tali as an outspoken man who life’s journey, in serving Nagas as a bureaucrat and as a politician was a success story. In his demise, the people of Nagaland have lost a great soul and the void that he has left behind will be difficult to fill, Zeliang stated.

Recalling his association with late Imtilemba, who had successfully contested the elections for two terms, Zeliang said late Imtilemba was a humble man who understood the pain of his people and the Nagas at large. His demise was a great loss to the people of his area and the Nagas in general, Zeliang stated. He prayed that God grant peace and solace to the bereaved family members of T. Tali and Imtilemba Sangtam.

Muthingnyuba: NPF legislator 52- LongkhimChare A/c, Muthingnyuba Sangtam expressed shock and pain on the demise of Imtilemba Sangtam. Muthingnyuba said late Imtilemba steadfastly stood for the uplift and empowerment of the Sangtam community and the Eastern Naga people as

a whole. The vacuum created by his death will be difficult to fill, he added.

On behalf of the people of Longkhim-Chare A/c, Muthingnyuba conveyed heartfelt condolences and prayed that God Almighty grant bereaved family the strength to endure this difficult time.

NDPP: Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) president Chingwang Konyak has expressed shock over the demise of his “good friend” Imtilemba Sangtam. In a condolence message, Konyak said he had personally known late leader for a long time since his younger days and had always been impressed with his concern about Eastern Naga brethren. NDPP chief late Imtilemba played a crucial part in the formation of the present-day Eastern Naga Public Organisation, “an organisation he loved, nurtured and cherished, and remained an Advisor to it till his last breath.” In his demise, NDPP chief said the Naga people in general, and the Eastern Naga Tribes in particular, have lost a towering leader. Konyak on behalf of the party conveyed condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed that the departed soul rest in eternal peace.

NPCC: Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee president K. Therie expressed shock over the demise of A. Imtilemba Sangtam and said that the void caused by his

Crude bomb ‘attack’ in Lucknow court complex, police say nobody heard blast

Sanjeev Lodhi, joint secretary of Lucknow bar association with other lawyers stage a protest after a crude-bomb exploded in the premises of a court. (PTI)

LUCKNOW, FEB 13 (PTI): A crude bomb reportedly went off in a Lucknow court compound on Thursday, “injuring” three lawyers in an incident which police said was triggered by rivalry between two groups.

Two live bombs were recovered, police said. But they added that nobody appeared to have seen or heard the blast, which a lawyer claimed took place outside his chambers.

Police have launched an inquiry. A large number of policemen and a bomb disposal squad were rushed to the site.

Lucknow Bar Association joint secretary Sanjiv Kumar Lodhi claimed he was the target of the attack because he has been com-

plaining about some judicial officers.

He said about 10 people hurled crude bombs outside his chamber around 11.30 am. “I and two other lawyers were injured,” he told reporters.

“One bomb exploded but two still lay unexploded,” he said, adding that the attackers left brandishing firearms.

Lodhi questioned the security on the premises of the collectorate, which houses the district courts.

He demanded security for himself.

Joint Police Commissioner Naveen Arora said Lodhi has filed a complaint against the Bar Association’s general secretary Jitu Yadav and three others, alleging

that he was attacked with crude “sutli” bombs.

“Two live sutli bombs have been recovered from the site. In the investigations so far, no one has heard the sound of bomb blast and Sanjeev Kumar Lodhi has also not suffered any injury,” Arora said.

“Investigations are on and prima facie it appears to be a case of mutual rivalry between two groups of lawyers,” he added.

He said security at the collectorate and the district courts will be reviewed and further strengthened.

Former Bar Association office bearer J P Singh said a meeting of the body was held soon after the incident but rival groups clashed there. Senior lawyers intervened to bring the situation under control, he said.

As the news of an explosion spread, lawyers gathered and raised slogans demanding better security in the court complex. They also blocked traffic outside the court compound demanding the immediate arrest of those responsible.

In a tweet, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi said, “The UP government should now clearly state that it lied to the public for three years. Actually the state is dominated by criminals.”

passing away would be difficult to fill.

In a condolence message, NPCC president K. Therie described late Imtilemba as “a strong and reliable leader” who worked tirelessly for the uplift of his people. He the loss would be felt by not only his family members and Community but also by the people of the state. “Our thoughts and prayers are with his bereaved wife, children and family members through this difficult hour of grief,” Therie said.

Offering deepest condolences on behalf of party rank and file, NPCC president prayed that the Almighty God comfort the bereaved family all through this time of painful parting.

USLP: United Sangtam Likhüm Pümji (USLP) expressed its deep pain and sorrow over the demise of Imtilemba Sangtam and extended condolences to the bereaved family members.

In a condolence message, USLP president T Seopi Sangtam said that in his death Sangtams have lost one of the most emblematic and captivating political figures. USLP stated that late Imtilemba was an articulate leader who made a lasting contribution to Sangtam community and Nagas in general. It said that he was a seasoned leader who contributed immensely to building the society for a just cause. USLP stated his legacy would stand as

an example to “all of us to persist in our pursuit of progress.” USLP prayed that the Almighty grand peace and solace to the bereaved family and the departed soul rest in eternal peace.

Ex-PAN: Ex-Parliamentarian’s Association of Nagaland (Ex-PAN) has expressed deep grief over the demise of A Imtelemba Sangtam, former minister of Nagaland and said that his death was not only a loss to his family members and his constituency but a loss to all the Nagas. In a condolence message, Ex-PAN president Joshua Sumi prayed that the Almighty God give solace and comfort to the bereaved family members and rest the departed soul in eternal peace.

ENNWU: Eastern Naga National Workers Union (ENNWU) expressed “deepest shock” over at the demise of former minister Imtilemba and said his death was a great loss to Eastern Nagaland People’s Organization in particular and Nagas in general. In a condolence message, ENNWU convener and member collective leadership NSCN, Moba Chang, said late Imtilemba’s “selfless service” for the Naga people would be remembered in the history of the Nagas. ENNWU further extended condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed that “the Almighty God receive his soul to rest in eternal peace.”

Congress should ruthlessly reinvent itself: Jairam Ramesh

Jairam Ramesh (File)

KOCHI, FEB 13 (PTI): Voicing concern over the Congress debacle in the Delhi assembly polls and the crisis it is facing in some states like Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh has suggested that the party “ruthlessly” reinvent itself or face the prospect of becoming irrelevant.

Senior leader Veerappa Moily too has called for a “surgical” action to revive the party in the context of the Delhi election drubbing.

In an interview to PTI, Ramesh said: “Congress leaders have to reinvent themselves. Congress party has to reinvent itself if it has to be relevant.

Otherwise, we are staring at irrelevance.Our arrogance has to go, even after six years out of power sometimes, some of us behave as if we are still ministers,” he said.

Asked about the leaderhip issue in the party,he said local level leaders have to be encouraged and nurtured.

They have to be given freedom and autonomy, he added.

“The substance and style of our leadership has to change.

We are virtually nonexistent in Bihar, We are almost extinct in UP but we are strong in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Haryana we have come back,” Ramesh said.

The party has to “ruthlessly reinvent” itself, he maintained.

The Congress leader claimed the Delhi election result was rejection of Amit Shah, who was the chief campaigner of the BJP. “It is a resounding slap on his face and it is a rejection of the language used in the campaign, tactics used in the campaign,” Ramesh

said. The Congress leader, however, said his party, which ruled Delhi for 15 years during which key infrastructure including roads, Metro and airport were built, suffered a severe drubbing in the polls.

Responding to a query on the presence of increasing number of leaders from Kerala in the central leaderhip, he hailed the style of functioning of the Congress and its leaders in the southern state but opined “we cannot become a Kerala centric party.”

“In Kerala we face a peculiar position, because we are competing against CPI(M). But what works in Kerala may not work outside Kerala.

We cannot become a Kerala-centric party although we have very influential Kerala leaders now at the top of the Congress party.”

Ramesh did not favour the formula put forward by party MP Shashi Tharoor for electing the Congress president, saying the Congress presidency is usually a consensus choice.

“Shashi Tharoor has given an election formula.

But in the long history of Congress party, there were only two occasions we had elections. I am totally at a loss to understand why Tharoor made such a suggestion,” he said.

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(From p-1) In a condolence message, NLA speaker described late Imtilemba as a hardworking and a devoted man who worked sincerely for the welfare and uplift of his Constituency and for the people of Nagaland.

Longkumer said Imtilemba’s death has caused a great loss to the Nagas in general and the Sangtam community in particular, adding that the void created by him would be difficult to fill. The speaker, on his behalf and on behalf of the members of the 13th NLA, conveyed heartfelt condolences to Mrs. A. Imtiiemba, their children and the other family members.

Longkumer prayed that the Almighty God grant solace and comfort to the bereaved family at this hour of grief.

Dy. CM: State deputy chief minister, Y Patton, expressed great sorrow over the demise of former minister Imtilemba Sangtam and conveyed his “deepest condolences” to the bereaved family at this difficult time and prayed that his soul rests in eternal peace.

In a condolence message, Patton described late Imtilemba as “a distinguished leader and an outstanding public figure”, who worked for the well being of the people of his constituency and the state for long years.

Patton said late Imtilemba would continue “to live in the midst of us through his good deeds, and his service

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Sailing on two boats

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ith Manipur having joined those states in region where the Inner Line Permit (BEFR 1873) is in force, another north eastern state-Meghalaya- in all probability will also join the bandwagon. The theory of probability would also not exclude Assam. If that too, is also a probable scenario, then all credit can be given to the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019, for heightening scaremongering on illegal immigrants from Bangladesh swamping the region. Presently ILP is applicable in Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Mizoram and Manipur. In Meghalaya the state government had on December 19,2019passed a resolution for ILP but is yet to be given the nod from the Centre. The influential Confederation of Meghalaya Social Organisations (CoMSO) has reiterated its demand for introducing ILP (inner Line Permit) in the State, and also said that it will file a petition challenging the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) in the Supreme Court. According to some reports, the Centre was lukewarm to the demand for ILP in Meghalaya on the ground that it will stifle tourism, which has been a good revenue earner for the state. The other ground against ILP in Meghalaya is that the state even during the rule of the British, had never been placed under the BEFCR 1873. Going by the reports, even Assam has also pitched for implementation of ILP in the state.

Currently the autonomous Bodo, Karbi and DimasaHasao districts are under the Sixth Schedule. The clamour for ILP as anti-dote to CAA and NRC is highly contentious.ILP is as a means to protect the indigenous tribes from exploitation and preserve their fragile cultures and traditions. The British did not want the plainsmen to compete with them in business do they prohibited entry of Indian to the BEFR (ILP) areas under the pretext protection. After India became independent, the BEFR Act underwent some changes wherein the restriction was imposed on the non-indigenous Indian citizens. The fear of illegal immigrants may have been overstated with the tragic Tripura experience, as example. ILP cannot be an anti-dote to CAA nor a protection against influx of illegal immigrants. Tripura was swamped due to a national conspiracy against the indigenous tribes.ILP comes from a different era and for a totally different purpose as stated above. ILP is restrictive and will cause collateral restriction on the economy. It may be recalled that when the Restricted Area Permit (RAP) and Protected Area Permit (PAP) were in force, the affected states in the north east, raise hue and cry because these permits severely restricted entry of foreigners. RAP/PAP were restrictive to foreigners while ILP was restrictive to non-local/ indigenous Indian citizens from entering the region.

Now that RAP/PAP have been removed after years of demands. On the other hand, the current demand for ILP is anti-climatic. A restrictive law in a global scenario of trade, travel and economics does not fit at all. The north east states have to work together effectively to address their common concern over influx from across the border be it by immigrants from any religion. There cannot be a dichotomy over this issue between BJP and its allies and non-BJP parties in the region. If at all ILP is seen as the saviour, then it will have to prove that in the immediate future otherwise it will be a case of crying wolf and also wanting the cake and eating it too.

DailyDevotion The Devotion of Hearing Samuel answered, “Speak, for Your servant hears.”

—1 Samuel 3:10 Just because I have listened carefully and intently to one thing from God does not mean that I will listen to everything He says. I show God my lack of love and respect for Him by the insensitivity of my heart and mind toward what He says. If I love my friend, I will instinctively understand what he wants.

And Jesus said, “You are My friends…” (John 15:14).

Have I disobeyed some command of my Lord’s this week? If I had realized that it was a command of Jesus, I would not have deliberately disobeyed it. But most of us show incredible disrespect to God because we don’t even hear Him. He might as well never have spoken to us.

The goal of my spiritual life is such close identification with Jesus Christ that I will always hear God and know that God always hears me (see John 11:41). If I am united with Jesus Christ, I hear God all the time through the devotion of hearing. A flower, a tree, or a servant of God may convey God’s message to me. What hinders me from hearing is my attention to other things. It is not that I don’t want to hear God, but I am not devoted in the right areas of my life. I am devoted to things and even to service and my own convictions. God may say whatever He wants, but I just don’t hear Him. The attitude of a child of God should always be, “Speak, for Your servant hears.” If I have not developed and nurtured this devotion of hearing, I can only hear God’s voice at certain times.

At other times I become deaf to Him because my attention is to other things— things which I think I must do. This is not living the life of a child of God. Have you heard God’s voice today?

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When it is obvious that the goals cannot be reached, don’t adjust the goals, adjust the action steps. ~ Confucius

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020

Post-mortem

Peaceful solution or profit solution?

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o be a nation is not an overnight story of struggles.

There are stories of joys and pains, laughter and cries.

The emergence of most nation resulted from selfless sacrifices of brave men and women. In the midst of struggles, no one search for profit. What matters most is freedom from external forces. In spite of oppositions from all corners (within and outside), the strife for nationhood never get crushed under the heavy wheel of exploitation, slavery or colonization. What is it that carried people forward? I am sure it was ‘common brotherhood’ without any profit motives.

The ability to see each other as brothers and sisters of the same land writing the same history with personal and community life is an important feature in the search for nationhood. ‘What was’ is also equally important as ‘what is’ and ‘what will be?’ A segmented story confuses readers, so also a segmented search for a peaceful solution can create another gap of confusion between the Government of India and the Nagas as a whole. Silence may continue till the next episode. A new idea of ‘profit solution’ is replacing ‘peaceful solution.’ Most Nagas are aiming the later solution. Are we coming to a stage where we say, ‘unless solution brings profit, it cannot be called peaceful solution.’? It should not be. Let us differentiate peaceful solution from profit solution. We should not divert from what is true and due to us.

The Government of India is trying to please Nagas by bringing forth numerous profit type glisters. This pleases the Nagas.

All factions want maximum profit from the outcome. All wanted to gain something from peaceful solution. Thus, it is turning out to be profit solution rather than peaceful solution. There should not be deviation in the search for peaceful solution.

In the search for profit solu-

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tion, there is much ‘blame game’ between different parties (Government of India vs Naga political groups and between various political groups themselves). Every party wanted to show itself as the best of all. This is a good story, but it leads to unhealthy harvest. Every party must accept their success and limitation. To view the limitations and failures of others with a big eye will only bring injury to one’s eye. Nagas should stop blaming the Government of India for any delay of the process towards peaceful solution. On the other hand, they should not blame each other for all are equally good and bad. No party is more committed than the other.

All are running marathon race with guns and money be it the Government of India or Naga political groups. Thank God, the situation of Nagaland is much better. There is more sunshine in Nagaland now.

There is much realization of who we are as Nagas. Differences are giving way to common good. We must still go forward without selfish motives.

In the early days, when the Indian armies were a threat to Nagas, there were numerous incidents of murder, rape and killing.

Nagas have not forgotten the sad side of its life. The random killing of men and women were nothing but a rare display of power and atrocities against the less fortunate ones. This led the Nagas to blame the Indian armies till date. All the same, let us not only blame the Indian armies for all our tears and cries. The Naga political groups were also equally cruel. Tortures and killings among different Naga political groups were also part of Naga history. External forces and internal conflicts were running the same track in Nagaland.

Tragically, we have failed to mend this road in the truest term in the search for peaceful solution for we have replaced it with profit solution. Today, a mere forgiveness does not work in Nagaland.

It does not last long. We carry heavy loads of grudges against each other. A mere handshake will end with another trigger. God forbid that such incident never takes place again! We all want a peaceful solution which will be acceptable by all.

If any party gets more profit than others, there will be more turmoil in Nagaland. Even equal treatment may be a thorn to many flesh and hearts. The search for profit must be outdone so that there can come about peaceful solution. Are we ready for it? We must be. There is nothing greater than living together in peace and harmony. Nagaland must continue to stand for Christ and not for profit.

If profit solution fails, there can be use of physical forces or re-enforcement of Indian armies in Nagaland. But these are not solutions to what we hope for. We hope for a better Nagaland, a land where Nagas can live like Nagas.

Oppressive method of subjugation must not find its way in Nagaland.

The Government of India must be open to peaceful solution and not only to profit solution. Profit solution will divide the Nagas into fragments in the long run.

The contributions of different NGOs, Civil bodies and Churches are highly acknowledged and appreciated. All are contributing positively for the good of Nagas.

But no one should lend a helping hand with selfish motives. No one should back bite others to prove one’s worth or power. Peaceful solution will turn sour if we live like worms inside a beautiful tree. We must continue to support peaceful solution and not profit solution.

We are all contributing towards the good of the Nagas, and not for oneself. Selfish interest must not eat away our peaceful solution. ‘Peaceful solution’ must not be seen as ‘Profit Solution.’

Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing, Kohima

When vigilantism is justified

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igilantism is when ordinary citizens start taking the law into their own hands. It arises when people are oppressed by criminals; and the law is weak, ineffective or indifferent to the sufferings of the people. The danger with vigilantism is that vigilantes can be directed but never controlled and they become judge, jury and executioner, all rolled into one. Once triggered, vigilantes, with rare exceptions, can only be stopped with deadly force.

Every society frowns upon vigilantism because it grants the right to every individual to define the crime and award whatever penalty, which is usually lynching or arson. he sees fit. Vigilantism starts with legitimate grievances but ends up as instruments for “leaders” to settle private scores.

Nagaland is fertile ground for vigilantism to flourish, for, apart from the minuscule few, who enjoy the benefits of wholesale corruption; every ordinary citizen feels the exploitation and oppression of corruption in one way or the other. The recent past has seen mobs ransack and burn the electrical department’s office at Midland, Dimapur and the breaking in into the Central Jail, also at Dimapur, to lynch a rape accused.

Both instances of mob fury were localised and did not touch everyday issues of people in the rest of Nagaland, so, died down (in the first instance) and was soon controlled, not without the loss of life (in the second instance). The real danger will arise with issues which concern people all over Nagaland.

The recent ultimatum issued by the N.T.U.C.T. (Naga Tribal Union Chumukedima Town) not to allow some 1,200 odd Police recruits to undergo training, is one such issue which concerns people across Nagaland. It is a case of vigilantism, but a thor-

oughly justified one.

What are ordinary people to do when the very people who owe their positions to the law, break every law in the books, day in and day out? Our ministers and bureaucrats are nobodies without the positions they occupy due to the law. Which law in the world says that once you have achieved a statutory position, you have the right to break any law you want. Everything you are is because of the law, it is your duty to defend the laws which give you your position and status, not break it.

The due process of employment to any governmental agency is to advertise the positions available and the qualifications necessary to fill it. That is the law. The Government of Nagaland had only advertised some 200 odd positions vacant, so, where have these extra 1000 recruits appeared from?

And it is now alleged that 35 Sub-Inspectors and Assistant Sub-Inspectors have already been appointed, without due process, and are currently undergoing training at the North East Police Academy, Shillong. I intend to file a case with the Lok Ayukta to look into this particular matter.

The fact that I intend to approach the Lok Ayukta in the case of the 35 S.I.s and A.S.I.s does not mean that I disapprove of the intention of the N.T.U.C.T. in the case of the 1000 police recruits. Legislation in our courts are very expensive and often too slow. Vigilantism is the way to go in Nagaland, for the lawmakers have become the lawbreakers and it is the duty of every right thinking citizen to control crime in any manner possible, before the Nagaland Police Force itself, is flooded with criminals.

Kahuto Chishi Sumi, Convenor, Concerned People of Nagaland, (Kahuto107@gmail.com)

Climate change is the worst environmental problem

he chemicals that cause smog can be directly linked to the brown air people see, and solutions can be crafted on a local basis. With climate change, there aren’t clear smoking guns that can be linked to specific events.

(Lawrence K. H / Los Angeles Times) Even now that most of the world has acknowledged that climate change is real and caused by humans, combating it has proved daunting. Why? There are five features that combine to make global warming a more vexing environmental crisis than any we have faced before.

First, the pollutants that contribute to it are global pollutants, ones that do their damage no matter

where on earth they are released. Past pollutants — such as sulfur dioxide, which causes acid rain, or nitrogen oxides, which are a precursor to smog — are local pollutants, which do most of their damage near where they are released. Elected officials are much more likely to enact measures to curtail local pollutants, because the voters who elect them are directly affected by the pollution. With global pollutants, much of the damage is felt far away, and moreover, they may not be something an elected official can control through local action.

The second complicating feature of climate change pollutants is that much of their damage is in the future.

The electorate and their

public officials have less reason to pass measures that would cost money and cause inconvenience now, when the most severe damage will accrue to some distant and unknowable future.

The third issue is that the pollutants producing climate change can’t be directly linked to a smoking gun. Whereas nitrogen oxide emissions directly created smog, which was easily seen, climate change pollutants lead to more frequent bad events, but these events also can and do occur naturally. We can chart, over time, that hurricanes are getting wetter and more damaging or that drought cycles last longer, but those observations are easily dismissed by those who wish

to downplay the problem, since weather has always been variable. Rising average temperatures too can be ignored, because there have always been record-setting days and heat waves.

The fourth feature that makes climate change particularly daunting is that developing countries contribute a large share of the pollution that drives it. This is important for several reasons. It is difficult for developed nations to make the case that the same technologies that made their own growth possible should now be denied to the countries coming behind them. And it is hard for policy makers in developing countries to justify incurring the costs of reducing global pollut-

Citizenship Amendment Act 2019

(From previous issue) On this note, let me delve on the issue of ILP Implementation in the State.

We appreciated this government for fulfilling the demands of the people and bringing Dimapur district under ILP. However, if I may be allowed, let me seek for some clarity from the government as to how you are planning to go about with strict implementation of the ILP checking system.

What I have gathered is that, there have been house to house checking of people which is bringing about undue stress and harassment to the genuine settlers. Also, what plans does the government have in mind to tackle those found without proper documents. The people who are coming from outside the State can be checked before they enter which have been the practiced but what about those already residing in Dimapur for the last decade or more. Also, since our police stations and jails would not be sufficient to hold all the defaulters, what is the backup plan of

the government. Or is the government implementing this ILP in Dimapur without any seriousness just because it was demanded?

There should be a proper mechanism to go about with this as the repercussions can be damaging for our people living outside the State for various reasons.

A simple misinterpretation of the ongoing drive in Dimapur district can be misconstrued as an act of harassing other Indians for which there could be a backlash. In the past we had similar episodes where our Naga brothers/sisters and other northeastern who shared similar facial features had to flee the cities because there was a misinformation which was generated as a result of the Burmese crackdown on the Rohingyas. So I urge the government to seriously ponder on this issue also and be very cautious when dealing with sensitive issue lest we become a victim in our endeavor to achieve a better future.

In conclusion I would like to say that, as long as our neighboring state Assam is

not protected from the threat of these illegal immigrants, none of the neighbouring States in NorthEast would be safe. As such we should stand together with the State of Assam and find a solution to this menace lest we pay a heavy price for our inaction.

Also, in the presence of the Chief Minister of Assam Mr. Sonowal and Finance & PWD minister Assam HimantaSarma, I told the Union Home Minister Amit Shah that once Assam is protected, all Northeast is protected.

The false illusion that Nagaland is safe as our State is under the ILP regime should be done away with and we should all in unison oppose CAA implementation so that in the long run no government would dare to bring about amendments and legislation which could be disadvantageous to the minorities of the Nation and for the country to remain true to its principles of democracy and secularism.

(Concluded) T. R. Zeliang, Leader of Opposition NLA

ants when their citizens still struggle with getting enough to eat or having access to clean water.

The final characteristic making climate change such a thorny problem is that the pollutants causing it are tied directly to crucial aspects of people’s lives, including transportation, home electricity, and heating and air conditioning. Moreover, alternatives still tend to be more costly.

Some past environmental problems offered far easier solutions. The pollution that caused the hole in the ozone layer, for example — chlorofluorocarbons — were also a global pollutant and were tied to widely used products such as refrigeration, air condition-

ing and hairspray. But there were cheap, readily available alternatives. That’s not the case with the petroleum products we use to power our cars and the natural gas and coal still widely used to generate electricity.

Yes, alternatives are being developed, but they are often more costly and haven’t been widely adopted worldwide.

If an evil genius had set out to design the perfect environmental crisis, one that would slowly destroy the earth through humans’ own actions and would be difficult to fight, those five factors would have made climate change a brilliant choice. But we didn’t need an evil genius. We stumbled into it on our own.

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Representation to DEO and SDEO Zunheboto

Sir,

With due respect, the Zunheboto Range Students’ Union (ZRSU) would like to draw your attention with regard to implementation of ‘Free and Compulsory Education’ and the malpractice of ‘Proxy Teachers’ in Government schools.

Your esteemed authority is aware that the legal obligation is cast on the central and State Governments to implement fundamental right to education of children as enshrined in the Article 21A of the Constitution, in accordance with the provision of RTE Act. Section 12(1)(a) of RTE Act states that Government schools shall provide free and Compulsory elementary education to all children. While appreciating the government’s initiative in providing free uniforms, free textbooks, mid-day meals and financial grants, the union would like to bring to your notice the reality that students pursuing academic career in government schools belong to the disadvantaged and underprivileged section of our society. The ZRSU, therefore, appeal to your authority to ensure that government schools desist from imposing admission or other fees, thereby securing fundamental right to education for children of 6 to 14 age group. Legal recourse shall be initiated against erring officials on ground of fundamental rights being enforceable in courts.

The ZRSU express astonishment over the inability of School Education Department to rein in government teachers keeping ‘Proxy Teachers’. In a scenario where professional training is mandatory for teachers, it is learnt that individuals who work as proxy teachers are neither trained nor possess required qualifications.

The fate of students should not be left to the care of so called ‘Proxy Teachers’.

Academic career of students should not be jeopardised due to the vested interest of some erring teachers. Those unwilling to serve in schools may be asked to give way to other professionally trained unemployed teachers who are awaiting recruitment.

The union implore upon your authority to initiate stringent measure to completely eradicate menace of ‘Proxy Teachers’ in government schools. The union shall continue to hold the department wholly responsible and accountable in case of failure to curb the prevailing malpractice of ‘Proxy Teachers’.

Nito V. Zhimomi, President, ZRSU

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US aerospace firm offers help to India

NEW DELHI, FEB 13 (PTI): US aerospace giant Lockheed Martin has offered to help India in its multi-billion dollar programme to develop a next generation advanced multi-role combat aircraft and boost capability of the Tejas fighter jet.

The offer by the US aerospace firm comes ahead of President Donald Trump’s maiden visit to India on February 24-25 during which both strategic partners are expected to further expand defence and military cooperation.

Vivek Lall, vice president of Strategy and Business Development for Lockheed Martin, said the company is “very open” to assisting India in further development of the Tejas combat jet as well as the ambitious next generation aircraft.

“We are very open to any requirement from the government of India or the Indian Air Force for any help for the Tejas as well as the AMCA (advanced multi-role combat aircraft) project,” Lall told PTI in an interview without divulging specifics.

The indigenously developed Tejas has been a showpiece project of India being implemented by the Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) and the Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA). Both HAL and ADA are now focusing on an upgraded version of Tejas to make it a world class plane. India

Delhi Police gets 12-day custody of bookie Chawla NEW DELHI, FEB 13 (IANS): A Delhi court on Thursday sent Sanjeev Chawla, a cricket bookie extradited to India from the United Kingdom, to police custody for 12 days on Thursday.

Earlier, Chawla was presented in the court of Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Sudhir Kumar Sirohi.

The Crime Branch of the Delhi Police, seeking his 14-day custody, told the court: “He is the main conspirator and kingpin of the racket. He is accused of fixing cricket matches in Nagpur, Vadodara, Kochi, Mumbai, and Jamshedpur.”

The investigating officer also claimed that Chawla needs to be taken to the Taj Hotel in Mumbai and confronted with evidence gathered. “It’s a big conspiracy. Multiple countries are involved. A commission conducted an enquiry in South Africa too,” he told the court.

On the other hand, defence strongly opposed the remand plea. Chawla is one of the main accused in the 2000 match-fixing scandal that also involved former South African captain Hansie Cronje.

is also working on an ambitious USD 5 billion project to develop a fifth-generation medium weight deep penetration fighter jet to significantly bolster its air power capability. Lall showcased Lockheed Martin’s F-21 jet as an attractive option for IAF’s hunt to procure a batch of 118 fighter planes, saying choosing the American jet will link India to a USD 165 billion worth global aerospace eco-system.

Eyeing the IAF’s USD 18 billion deal, Lockheed Martin has exclusively offered its newly rolled out F-21 fighter to India and even promised to set up a manufacturing facility in India if the company gets the contract. The company said it will not sell the jet to any other country if it wins the contract for the 114 jets. Hard-selling F-21 as the best platform for the IAF, he said the aircraft, a derivative of the F-16, will have 40 per cent more weapons package then its competitors.

Asked about weapons package, he said the aircraft had 138 configurations. The company may look at integrating weapons as per India’s requirement subject to approval of the US government, he added.

Besides having a traditional boomdelivered refuelling facility, the F-21 also has a extendable hose-and-drogue refuelling probe.

FIROZABAD (UP), FEB 13 (PTI): Fourteen people were killed and 25 injured when a bus rammed into a stationary truck on the Agra-Lucknow expressway here, officials said on Thursday.

The accident took place on Wednesday night, they said. “The toll in the bus accident has gone up to 14. Besides, 25 injured are undergoing treatment in different hospitals,” Senior Superintendent of Police Sachindra Patel said.

SP (Rural) Rajesh Kumar said the accident took place around 10 pm on Wednesday in the Nagla Khanagar police station area when the double-decker bus carrying passengers from Delhi to Motihari, in north Bihar, crashed into the stationary truck. There

Notice calling objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Shri/Smt. V. Yangtsala Sangtam of Yezashi Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate / Guardianship Certificate declaring that Her Husband Late H. Katovi Aomi has expired on 31-10-2019.

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

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DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

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NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925 Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late T. Imtiwapang Aier has been applied by Smti. Aochila Jamir, W/o Late T. Imtiwapang Aier R/o H/No. 481, Sector-F, Diphupar B Vill., Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of: Pension Benefits.

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 7th Mar, 2020.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this day the 7th Feb, 2020.

Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur, Nagaland DP-1161

Opposition bench takes on govt over SARFAESI Act; CM clarifies (From p-1) He said Supreme Court in its judgment on November 25, 2016 held that SARFAESI Act was enacted under List I of the Seventh Schedule, in which the authority was vested with the Union government.

Rio reminded that Nagaland had not enacted any legislation like Tripura, but intended to adopt the SARFAESI Act enacted by the Central government and wanted to ensure that as in the case of Tripura, transfer of mortgaged property took place only to indigenous

Naga inhabitants of Nagaland.

He said a request had been sent for incorporation of this provision in the Act specifically for Nagaland with a view to ensure compliance with Article 371A of the constitution and clear the way for implementation of the Act in the State.

The chief minister remarked that the State had passed the Nagaland Special Economic Zone Bill, 2009 to promote economic growth and development after seeing the difficulties entrepreneurs faced in getting access to institutional

credit for economic growth.

He explained that the main objective of the Bill was to create economic zones to attract investments as well as facilitate access of “our entrepreneurs” to institutional credit at affordable rates of interest and make all possible efforts to facilitate mortgage of land and fixed assets in these zones against which loans could be accessed.

Meanwhile, the opposition leader has convened a press conference on the issue on Friday.

were around 50 people on the bus at the time of the accident, Kumar said. One of the passengers, who was admitted to Etawah hospital, told news persons that he lost consciousness after the crash.

“When I regained consciousness, I found everything around me lying broken. I was on the upper floor of the sleeper bus when the accident occurred. I was brought here (Saifai hospital in Etawah) in an ambulance later. All the passengers were from Bihar. I don’t know what happened to the one who was sleeping on the adjoining seat,” he said.

The cleaner of the truck, who was also injured, said he was changing the de- Policeman inspects the mangled remains of a private bus which collided with a truck flated tyre of the truck when on the Agra-Lucknow Expressway, in Firozabad, Thursday. (PTI) a speeding bus coming from behind dashed into it.

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I, Miss Kenei, daughter of Late Khousu, resident of H/No. 120, Oriental Colony, below Highway Filling Station, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as under:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my official and correct name is Kenei.

3. That in my HDFCSL Classic Assure Policy No. 16142248 dated 29/06/2013 my name has been entered as Kenei Angami instead of Kenei.

4. That the names Kenei Angami and Kenei is the same and single person i.e. me.

5. This Affidavit is sworn for making correction of my name before the competent authority.

6. That henceforth, I shall be known as Miss Kenei, daughter of Late Khousu, resident of H/No. 120, Oriental Colony, below Highway Filling Station, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland for all official purposes.

I further declare that the statements made by me herein above are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed herein.

Sworn before me on this 4th day of August, 2017.

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global legends of the music industry— Dr. A.R. Rahman and Pt. Viswa Mohan Bhatt— have signed agreements with the state to mentor, teach and promote Naga musicians and artists. Rio also stated that the Hornbill Music has been rehashed as an experiential festival where 67 local bands performed in 15 venues across different districts and bands from as far away as Hungary and the United Kingdom performed in Nagaland with footfall of more than 1,30,000.

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KOHIMA, FEB 13 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio, addressing postbudget press conference at committee room assembly, Thursday said the Task Force of Music and Arts (TAFMA) was creating opportunity for all sections of talents from every part of Nagaland to reach out towards their dreams and aspirations.

When asked why the state government spent so much money on something that did not generate any revenue, Rio said Nagas have the potential to excel in music with many of the local musicians recognized by renowned artists globally.

Stating that music and

art had helped Nagas gain harmony with so many other countries and states, the chief minister said “we need to keep that up whilst helping our Naga Youth pursue their dreams.”

He mentioned that in the six past months alone TAFMA had taken up many new initiatives including open house in every district, ThinkFests capacity building exercises engaging renowned resource persons for capacity building, the Nagaland choir Olympics and master art classes.

Rio said TAFMA has partnered with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), collaborated with multinational companies and FM stations to promote musicians. Besides, he said two

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NEW DELHI, FEB 13 (PTI): Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday said statements like ‘goli maro’ and ‘Indo-Pak match’ should not have been made

by BJP leaders while campaigning for the Delhi Assembly elections and that such remarks may have cost the party dearly.

He, however, said the BJP does not fight elections just for victory or defeat but believes in expanding its ideology through polls.

“Such statements should not have been made.

Our party has distanced itself from such remarks,” he told at a Times Now programme.

Shah was asked a question about a few BJP leaders raising slogans like ‘goli maro’ and talking about the ‘Indo-Pak match’ during the Delhi elections campaigning. He admitted that the BJP may have suffered in the polls because of the

CAA,” he said.

Shah also said that so far the government has not taken any decision on rolling out the NRC for the whole country and made it clear that those unwilling to show documents during the the National Population Register exercise were free to do so.

He, however, said the NRC was a promise of the BJP in its election manifesto.

Asked about the ongoing agitations against the CAA, Shah said everyone has a right to peaceful protest but violence is not justified.

“We tolerate non-violent protests, but vandalism can’t be tolerated. Silent protest is a democratic right,” he said.

On Jammu and Kashmir, Shah said everyone, including politicians, are free to visit the newly-created Union Territory whenever they want to and there is no restriction on anyone’s movement.

Asked about the detention of three former chief ministers -- Farooq Abdullah, Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti -- he said it was a decision of the local administration to slap them with the Public Safety Act. Omar Abdullah has approached the Supreme Court and let the judiciary take a decision on it, he said.

I, Shri Satemkaba Jamir alias I. Satemkaba Jamir, S/o. I. Nukshi Jamir, aged about 42 years, residing at -H/No. 10, Aoyimkum Village, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and state as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my real and correct name is Shri Satemkaba Jamir, however, in my Secondary School Certificate (National Open School, New Delhi) my name has been inadvertently entered as Shri I. Satemkaba Jamir.

3. That Shri Satemkaba Jamir and Shri I. Satemkaba Jamir pertain to be one and single person i.e. me.

4. That, henceforth my name shall be known as Satemkaba Jamir for all future purposes and intents.

5. That I am swearing this affidavit for the purpose of clarification/rectifying my name in the above mentioned certificate.

6. That I do verify that the contents of the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing is false.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed before me by the deponent on this 13th of February 2020 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

Identified by Temjenwala Jamir Regd. No. 72/2020 Atenla Ao, Notary Public Date : 13/02/2020 Advocate Govt. of Nagaland

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statements made by some of its leaders.

“It is possible that our performance may have suffered because of this,” he said. Shah said his assessment on Delhi elections went wrong but asserted that the result of the polls was not a mandate on the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) or the National Register of Citizens (NRC).

He said anyone who wants to discuss issues related to CAA with him can seek time from his office. “(We) will give time within three days,” he added.

Strongly defending the CAA, which provides for Indian citizenship to persecuted non-Muslims from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan, the home minister said there is no such provision in the new law that will take away the citizenship of Muslims.

“We have never discriminated against anyone on the ground of religion.

There is no provision in the CAA which says that citizenship of Muslims will be revoked. Don’t just criticise CAA, but discuss it on the basis of merits. CAA is neither anti-Muslim nor antiminority. I am ready to meet anyone, but discussions need to happen on merit. Unfortunately, nobody wants to come forward and discuss

TAFMA creating opportunity for all sections, says Rio

Rio presents deficit budget with new tax proposals

(From p-1) Rio said the State received funds from three sources – Central share of taxes, State resources and revenue gap – but the receipt and expenditure (after paying salary, pension and debts), it fell short of more than Rs 20 crore every month.

To query on non-development expenditure that was higher than developmental expenditure, he said it was because of excessive government employment due to which the State paid more than 70% on pensions and services. And because of this, Nagaland was assessed as having the highest government employment though it had highest the rate of unemployment too, meaning private entrepreneurship was nearly absent, he added.

On the issue of state police battalions stationed outside, Rio said one battalion each were deputed to West Bengal and Delhi. However, West Bengal still owed Nagaland over Rs 100 crore as liabilities, he added.

To queries on maintenance of public properties, Rio said most of the buildings were worn out and hence there was the need to construct new ones. However, the maintenance fund the State received was spent on the over-14,000 work charge employees as they were paid Rs 90 crore annually on their salary.

In power sector, he explained that the State was buying power at lesser price and selling at higher price, but lost more than Rs 120-130 crore.

He claimed that the budget for the year 2020-21 focused on taking innovative steps in various sectors to meet the changing times and new challenges, with a focus on the youth while special emphasis was given in sports and related infrastructure, including promotion of music as an industry since this was an area where Naga youth had much potential that needed to be further encouraged.

He assured that his government would focus on projects that enhanced productivity, had potential of generating revenue and resources to drive State’s economy forward as this was an urgent need for the State in view of the slow economic growth and shortage of resources for developmental activities.

Discussion and debate of the budget will be taken up on Friday.

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NEW DELHI, FEB 13 (PTI): Gold prices on Thursday rose by Rs 266 to Rs 41,484 per 10 gram in the national capital on positive global cues and rupee depreciation, according to HDFC Securities.

The precious metal had closed at Rs 41,218 per 10 gram on Wednesday.

“Spot gold for 24 karat in Delhi rose by Rs 266 with recovery in global gold prices and rupee depreciation,” HDFC Securities Senior Analyst (Commodities) Tapan Patel said.

The spot rupee was trading around 10 paise weaker against the dollar during the day, he added.

The rupee opened on a weak note and declined 9 paise to 71.42 against the US dollar in opening trade on Thursday.

Silver prices, however, fell by Rs 55 to Rs 46,630 per kg from Rs 46,685 per kg in the previous trade.

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Rs 30,300 crore during the nine-month period ended December 2019. This is about 26 per cent of the Rs 1,17,463.73 crore, which is the total amount of reported cases of banking frauds in PSBs during this period, he said.

In Punjab National Bank, 294 cases of banking fraud were reported during this period, with Rs 14,928.62 crore involved in it. During the period, 250 cases involving a total amount of Rs 11,166.19 crore were reported in Bank of Baroda.

suming States: Lack of adequate resources had always been a problem for the State and despite efforts made over the years, it still had a small tax base and therefore the scope for expanding the tax base was limited.

But with the introduction of GST, Rio claimed that the State had brought almost all dealers into the tax net, adding the new tax regime had also brought additional benefit of destination-based principle because of which consuming States were being benefitted.

However, he warned that the State’s tax base would gradually get saturated, leaving it with fewer options like new measures of taxation. Therefore enhancement of efficiency and transparency to increase the revenue was required immediately, he stressed.

Keeping this in mind, he said his government would start exploring all possible means to generate more resources for funding developmental activities.

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PSBs hit by fraud cases of Rs 1.17 lakh cr in Apr-Dec: RTI INDORE, FEB 13 (PTI): A total of 8,926 cases of fraud involving Rs 1.17 lakh crore hit 18 public sector banks during the first three quarters (April-December) of the current fiscal, a reply to an RTI query has revealed.

The country’s largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) was the biggest hit by frauds, RTI activist Chandrasekhar Gaur told PTI on Thursday quoting an official of the RBI who furnished replies to the RTI application.

SBI reported 4,769 cases of banking frauds worth

mitigation since the region was located on one of the most disaster-prone areas of the country.

DUDA actively working to scale up entrepreneurs: Rio claimed that the department of underdeveloped areas (DUDA) had been actively working to scale up skills of farmers, entrepreneurs and unemployed youth in Eastern Nagaland to enhance their income and living standards and also provide them with marketing linkages in the form of collection and business centres from where the products could he shipped to retail outlets within and outside the State.

In the current financial year 2019-20, he said the department had given special emphasis to development and production of apparel, clothing line and handicrafts, adding it had launched its own fashion brand Mongken in New Delhi on January 28.

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Wrestling Federation and a style very similar to Naga wrestling, was introduced in 100 schools.

College of Engineering at Tsurangsa: Rio said Professional College of Engineering was being set up at Tsurangsa in Mokokchung district, adding the government was also working hard to get all its colleges National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) accreditation.

Over Rs 100 Cr generated from Hornbill: Mentioning that the 2019 edition of Hornbill Festival set new record and created higher benchmark, Rio said an independent agency that carried out an economic impact analysis of the festival revealed that the revenue generated in the local economy throughout the State through direct tourism was more than Rs 100 crore, whereas the employment generation was more than 8,000.

He said the government aimed to further promote tourism events, not just within the State but through promotional programmes beyond so that tourism benefitted every district.

F&ES dept to set up REMIT: Fire & Emergency Services department had obtained approval from Centre to set up Regional Emergency Management Training Institute (REMTI) and Regional Response Centre (RRC) at Chiechama, Kohima district for Nagaland and the entire North Eastern region for disaster management and its

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strengths.

The programme will impact 37 higher secondary schools across 11 districts in the State. It has a targeted job placement of over 70% job seekers.

Rs 10 cr for astro-turf football grounds at Chumukedima Police Complex & Tuensang: As a part of the government’s initiative to improve sports infrastructure, Rio said he had earmarked Rs 10 crore for installation of astro-turf football grounds at Chumukedima Police Complex and at Loyem Memorial Ground, Tuensang.

DoSE revives old culture and traditional values: Leader of the House said the department of school education (DoSE) had taken up several innovative steps to revive old culture and traditional values and improve quality of learning through morung traditional methods in partnership with NG0s in Tuensang and Longleng districts.

He mentioned that under the Chief Minister’s Meritorious Students Fellowship Programme (CMMSF), awards were given to 50 meritorious students, each of whom received Rs 50,000 per annum. He said this would be continued for five years provided the students maintained the prescribed levels of academic performance.

Rio said music was introduced in 11 government higher secondary schools in district headquarters as a co-curricular subject, while belt wrestling, which was under All India Traditional

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positive headway.

He said following the meeting of Joint Legislators’ Forum (JLF) on Wednesday, a core committee had been constituted with the task of meeting all stakeholders in the peace process to bring out more clarity and consensus.

He also appealed to the Centre to make extra effort to usher in an early political settlement that was honourable and upheld the democratic political rights of the Nagas.

CAA: On Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), he admitted the Act had created serious apprehensions in the minds of the people not just in Nagaland but across the region. He, however, asserted that with ILP having been further strengthened, the State could collectively address any concern.

Rs 1.25 cr for career guidance and employability skills development Recognising the need for assisting the youth to make the right career choices, Rio said youth resource and spor ts depar tment would take up a programme called Career Guidance and Employability Skills Development Programme in the next financial year.

For this, he said the government had earmarked Rs 1.25 crore in 2020-21.

He claimed that the programme would help create career awareness among 2,000 students and help them make informed decisions about their future to further help them make career choices in line with their interests, abilities and

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KOHIMA, FEB 13 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio, who also hold finance portfolio, said the tenure of the 15th Finance Commission (FC) had been extended by another year (up to October 2020) and hence submission of its final report had been delayed.

He said the commission had however submitted its report for the year 2020-21 and would submit a separate report for five years from 2021-22 to 2025-26 by October this year.

During the recent visit to the State by the panel’s two members Dr Ashok Lahiri and Ajay Narayan, Rio said his government had explained the financial problems being faced after the pattern of financing contained in the 16 Point Agreement was discontinued.

He said the planning minister also mentioned the pressing need for funds to maintain the capital assets being created under various programmes and the problems the State faced due to discontinuation of SPA funding, which had left the State with a financial liability of Rs 529 crore.

The chief minister said the problems caused by nonrelease of grants to urban local bodies (ULBs) due to the inability to hold municipal elections was also informed, adding that though the representatives had not been elected, the ULBs were functioning normally headed by administrators and providing basic services and amenities to the public.

Accordingly, he said his government had requested the 15th FC to provide funds to enhance their functioning and capacities.

Request for revenue deficit and State-specific grants During the visit of 15th FC members, Rio said he had requested the commission to consider covering the revenue deficit and recommend State-specific grants to ensure that there was a minimum level of development in the State.

This was felt necessary because the 14th FC did not recommended State-specific grants, citing the increased devolution to States by 10% from 32% to 42%, but he said the increased devolution did not benefit the State as it continued to remain revenue deficit even after the awards.

According to the chief minister, the commission was kind enough to permit submission of additional memorandum in case required, which he said would be a good opportunity, adding the required details were being prepared for submission.

He said the two FC members advised the State to give more focus on agri and allied sectors and hoped a favourable response from the commission.

Naga political issue: Rio reiterated that the PDA government’s most important agenda was resolution of Naga political issue and claimed that it had continued with its efforts to create an enabling atmosphere for the peace process to make

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Covid-19: Record 242 deaths in 1 day

Personnels wearing protective suits wait near an entrance at the Cheung Hong Estate, a public housing estate during evacuation of residents in Hong Kong, Tuesday. (AP)

BEIJING, FEB 13 (PTI): China’s Hubei province, the epicentre of the deadly coronavirus, has reported a record 242 new fatalities and nearly 15,000 fresh cases in a single day, local health officials announced on Thursday, the fastest rise in the daily count since the virus outbreak was first identified in December.

The hard-hit Hubei province for which Wuhan is the provincial capital has reported 14,840 new coronavirus cases, including 13,332 clinically diagnosed cases on Wednesday the local Health Commission said.

The province reported 242 new deaths on Wednesday from the infection on

the same day, double than Tuesday taking the total death toll to 1,310 so far, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.

With this the total confirmed cases in the province has jumped to 48,206, raising concerns over the faster pace with which the virus is spreading in the province.

The Hubei health commission said the adjustment in the calculation has been made to give those who have been clinically diagnosed with the timely standard treatment of confirmed cases, the report said.

China is yet to release the nationwide figures on Thursday.

Until Tuesday, the virus outbreak has claimed 1,115 lives with 97 new fatalities reported mostly in the worst-affected Hubei province while the confirmed cases of infection jumped to 44,763, the staterun CGTN TV reported.

The number of confirmed cases abroad rose to 440 with one death so far in the Philippines. Japan reported the highest number of 203 cases with a majority of them from a cruise ship in which two Indian crew on board tested positive for the coronavirus.

A 15-member team of specialists of World Health Organisation, (WHO) is currently in China assisting the local health officials in containing the virus

CIA spied on India, Pak, others through Crypto AG New York, Feb 13 (IANS): More than 100 countries across the world including India, Pakistan, Bangladesh bought Swiss encryption equipment without suspecting that foreign spies, including CIA agents, would have access to their secrets, The Washington Post reported.

The Swiss company that global governments trusted with their most sensitive of conversations for more than fifty years was actually owned by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in partnership with the West German BND intelligence service, according to an investigation based on CIA documents obtained

by The Washington Post.

The company, Crypto AG, entered into a deal with CIA in 1951 and came

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under its ownership in the 1970s.

For more than half a century, governments across the globe trusted the Swiss firm to keep the communications of their spies, soldiers and more secrets.

According to the report, from 1970 the CIA and the National Security Agency together with their German partners controlled

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Excited about India trip: Melania Trump New Delhi/Washington, Feb 13 (IANS): US First Lady Melania Trump, who is visiting India with her husband President Donald Trump later this month, has expressed her excitement about the forthcoming trip.

In a tweet, Melania, thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the invitation, saying: “Looking forward to visiting Ahmedabad and New Delhi later this month. POTUS and I are excited for the trip and to celebrate the close ties between the USA and India.”

She was responding to Prime Minister Modi’s tweet which described their visit as a “very special one” which “will go a long way in further cementing IndiaUSA friendship”. India, he said, will “accord a memorable welcome” to them.

Former US First Lady Michelle Obama, who visited India with former President Barack Obama in 2015. had created a buzz with her dressing and fashion sense. Melania is also known for elegant style quotient.

President Donald Trump will get a red carpet welcome in Gujarat later this month, on a grander scale than the event organized for Modi in Houston last year. The government is organizing ‘Kem Chho, Trump’, the Gujarati equivalent of the Texas event ‘Howdy Modi’ in the Prime Minister’s home state, Gujarat. President Trump and Modi are scheduled to do a roadshow from the Ahmedabad airport and visit Sabarmati Ashram to pay tribute to Mahatma Gandhi.

Thai mall reopens after mass shooting

The shopping mall that was the site of Thailand’s worst-ever mass shooting reopened on Thursday.

BA N G KO K , F E B 1 3 (IANS): A shopping mall in the Thai city of Nakhon Ratchasima that became the gruesome epicentre of a mass shooting that shocked the nation over the weekend, reopened on Thursday with a Buddhist ceremony to honour the victims.

Sgt. Jakrapanth Thomma killed 29 people, most at the Terminal 21 shopping mall, in a bloody rampage on Saturday afternoon before he was shot dead by police the following day, Efe news reported.

Another 58 people were injured in the attack.

On Thursday, Buddhist monks led the religious ceremony ahead of the reopening, which was attended by hundreds of people, including members of the security forces.

“Korat (another name of Nakhon Ratchasima), together we are stronger,

let’s move forward together,” was the motto adopted for the event on social media.

Prasert Sriuranpong, the head of Siam Retail Development, which owns Terminal 21, told a press conference that all stores in the mall had reopened, except two that were still undergoing checks for damage. He said businesses in the shopping complex would not have to pay rent for the month.

Siam Retail also said it would allocate 100,000 baht (about $3,000) to those injured in the shooting and to the families of those killed and 50,000 baht to children who lost their parents.

According to authorities, Jakrapanth began his attack on Saturday afternoon when he shot his mili-

tary superior and then his mother-in-law. He drove to the military base where he was stationed in Nakhon Ratchasima, some 259 km northeast of Bangkok, where he stole several automatic weapons, including an M60 and an HK33, and ammunition.

The assailant proceeded to open fire in the city’s streets. He later fired indiscriminately on shoppers at the mall. He was killed on Sunday morning, some 18 hours after he launched his deadly rampage.

He was responsible for the death of 23 civilians, three police officers and three soldiers. The Army has launched an investigation into the events and has pledged to improve security at military barracks. It will also help compensate the victims’ families.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

GRATITUDE

1940 – 2020 Through this esteemed column, the family of Late Veswürü Veswü, Evangelist, conveys our sincerest gratitude to each individuals, friends, relatives, families, neighbours, churches, villages, sympathizers and all the well-wishers, who stood by us through thick and thin and supported us in prayers, words and faithful deeds during our dad’s illness till his last breath on 09-02-2020.

We owe our special thank you to : 1. CBCC Mission Centre, Pfutsero Town.

2. Mütsale Baptist Church.

3. Assembly of God Church, Suthozu Nasa.

4. All the Baptist Churches under Chozuba Area.

We truly regret our inability to thank and mention you all particularly here, but it is our day’s prayer that the living God reward each of you sufficiently.

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Born : 22/05/1972 – Died : 07/02/2020 "If we live, we live for the Lord; and if we die, we die for the Lord. so, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord."

The family and relatives of Late IMKONGNUKSHI LONGKUMER (Ungma), would like to offer our earnest thanks to all the people who showed their utmost kindness and support during his illness and at the time since he left us on 7th February 2020.

May the Good Lord welcome you to His heavenly abode.

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Loving wife, children and relatives.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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“I am with you always” – Matthew 28:20 Never selfish and always kind, these are the memories you left behind.

Thank you for your prayers and guidance. In our hearts you will always live forever.

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nearly every aspect of the company’s operations, including hiring decisions, designing its technology.

“America’s main adversaries, including the Soviet Union and China, were never Crypto customers.

Their well-founded suspicions of the company’s ties to the West shielded them from exposure, although the CIA history suggests

that US spies learned a great deal by monitoring other countries’ interactions with Moscow and Beijing,” said the report this week.

The Washington Post got access to internal CIA accounts of the intelligence operation known as Rubicon.

According to the CIA report quoted by the report, Rubicon was the “intelligence coup of the century.”

“It was the intelligence coup of the century. Foreign governments were paying good money to the US and West Germany for the privilege of having their most secret communications read by at least two (and possibly as many as five or six) foreign countries,” the CIA report reads, according to the Post.

10th DEATH ANNIVERSARY

IN REMEMBRANCE

Late N. LUKUHO YEPTHO Year of Birth: 1928 Year of Death: 09/01/2011

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Loving Children, Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren, In-laws and Families

10 years have passed since you left us. But not a single day passes by without you being remembered in our hearts Dad. You left a place no one can fill. We miss you Dad and always will. Until we meet again.

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Loving wife, children, in-laws & grandchildren

3rd DEATH ANNIVERSARY Suman Chettri

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N/ TOSHIBA CHANG D.O.B : 10-05-1974 – DIED : 07-02-2020 We, the bereaved family members of Lt. TOSHIBA CHANG of Noksen Village, would like to extend our most sincere thanks to all who stood by us physically, financially, mentally, materially and spiritually throughout the prolonged illness of our beloved father and thereafter during his sad demise.

We convey our special thanks to :1. Honourable Minister Shri C.M Chang.

2. S.P. Kohima.

3. M.T. Platoon D.E.F. (Kma).

4. Shri. Kevithuto Sophie S.P. (Kma) and all Rank & File.

5. Dr, Nurses and Staff of K.P. Bethesda Hospital (Kma).

6. Eastern Union New Reserve Kma, Sumi Union Fellowship, P.U.B.C Women Dept., Ao Fellowship New Reserve, Lotha Fellowship Union Kma, Home Prayer Fellowship Cross Wonder Noksen Union Kma. 7. Police U.B Church New Reserve Kma. 8. Chang Church Kma. Unity Christain Prayer Center New Reserve.

9. Chang Union New Reserve Kma. 10. Noksen Village Baptist Church/Village Council/ Village Youth Org, Sunday Fellowship New Reserve Kohima, Tuesday Fellowship New Reserve Kma & Ground Colony New Reserve Kma, Youth Dept. New Reserve Kma. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every one individually, yet it is our humble Prayer that our Almighty God bless you abundantly.

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Brad, Angelina top celebrity couple Full list of winners at the NME Awards 2020 reconciliation list

Taylor Swift wins Best Solo Act In The World at the NME Awards 2020

Taylor Swift delivering acceptance speech at the NME Awards.

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eturning to the O2 A c a d e my B r i x ton and hosted by Katherine Ryan and Julie Adenuga, the NME Awards celebrates the best of the last 12 months in music. The international pop star beat fellow nomi-

nees Billie Eilish, Lizzo, Lana Del Rey and Beck.

Robyn presented the award to Taylor Swift, who said: “I am honoured and I am very excited about this. I want to say hello and thank you to all of the artists that are here

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tonight, I am such a fan of all of you. I am inspired by all of you.”

“I want to say thank you so much to anyone who writes about music, who blogs about music, who tweets about music, who cares about music…

But most of all, I want to say thank you to the fans because they are the only reason that I get to do this,” she said. Watch Swift deliver her full acceptance speech here.

The night opened with a performance of

‘Deal Wiv it’ from Mura Masa and Slowthai, followed by subsequent performances from Beabadoobee, Yungblud and AJ Tracey. The 1975 closed the show with a headline performance.

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Godlike genius – Emily Eavis Songwriter of the decade – Robyn Icon award – Courtney Love Innovation Award – The 1975 NME Awards 2020 – London Best British album – Little Simz, GREY Area Best album in the world – Lana Del Rey, Norman F****** Rockwell Best British song – AJ Tracey, Ladbroke Grove Best song in the world – Billie Eilish, Bad Guy Best British solo act – FKA twigs Best solo act in the world – Taylor Swift Best British band – The 1975 Best band in the world – Slipknot Best new British act – Easy Life Best new act in the world – Clairo Best live act – Foals NME radar award – Beabadoobee Best collaboration – Mura Masa and Slowthai Best music video – Yungblud, Original Me Best British festival – Glastonbury Best small festival – End Of The Road Best festival in the world – Glastonbury Best festival headliner – The Cure Best film – Blue Story Best film actor – Michael Ward Best TV series – Peaky Blinders Best TV actor – Jessica Barden Best music film – Liam Gallagher, As It Was Best music book – Debbie Harry, Face It: A Memoir Best reissue – Muse, Origin Of Muse Best podcast – Have You Heard George’s Podcast?

Best game – Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Hero of the year – Slowthai Villain of the year – Piers Morgan Music moment of the year – BTS, Wembley Stadium (expressandstar)

Fans want Hollywood stars Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie to reconcile according to a new most-wanted celebrity couple reconciliation list.

In a new OnBuy.com Valentine’s Day-themed survey, 27 per cent of voters named Pitt and Jolie, the celebrity couple they would most like to see back together, reports aceshowbiz.com.

Pitt and Aniston came in second with 22 per cent -- eight per cent ahead of third-placed Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield.

“High School Musical” stars Vanessa Hudgens and Zac Efron and Johnny Depp and Winona Ryder complete the top five, while Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan, “Twilight” stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, and Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom make the top 10. (IANS)

I fear one day I wouldn’t know how to act: Vicky Sunny Leone bags a comedy web series

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KHENSA STUDENTS’ UNION KOHIMA : NAGALAND

FELICITATION

With great pride and joy, the Khensa Students’ Union Kohima would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Temsusenla Jamir, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Alemwapang Jamir for her successful completion of Ph.D on the thesis, “Intergenerational transmission of parenting styles among Ao/Nagas: Association with Psychological well-being in adolescents” under the supervision of Prof. Indranee Phookan Borooah from Guahati University .

May the Lord continue to bestow blessing upon your future endeavour.

PRESIDENT GENERAL SECRETARY K.S.U.K K.S.U.K IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE TUENSANG : NAGALAND NO.PD&SJ.TSG OBJECTION NOTICE-1/2017-18/459 /Dt. Tsg. the 12th Feb' 2020 OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Mrs. Hijila Yimchunger, wife of Late Mr. Chipong Yimchunger resident of Kuthur Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & security in respect of her Late husband, who expired on 08/02/2019.

Now therefore, the public are hereby asked to file claims/objection if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publish of this notice.

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IN THE FAMILY COURT, SENAPATI, MANIPUR Cril. (Maintenance) Case No. 7 of 2019 Smti. Nenia and Another ...........Petitioner Versus1. Mr. Kezhawetuo Linyii @ Balie. ............Respondent Substitute service of summon

Date : 18th and 19th February 2020 Venue : Naga Hospital Authority Kohima (NHAK)

Mr. Kezhawetuo Linyii @ Balie, aged about 42 years, S/o Late Thefirielie Linyii resident of PWD Junction, Kohima, below 9th Kohima Town, Kohima Nagaland.

Whereas, the above named Petitioner has filed Cril. (Maintenance) Case No. 7 of 2019 under section 125 Cr. P.C. 1973.

You are hereby summon to appear before this Hon’ble court in person or by a pleader duly instructed on 04/03/2020 at 10:30 AM to answer and file a written objection if any.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on this specify date and time mentioned above, the said petition will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and seal of this Honb’le family Court on this 05/02/2020 day of February 2020.

(NG RATNA DEVI) Sr. Sheristader K-429 Family Court, Senapati

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isney’s live action film “Aladdin” is getting a sequel with writers John Gatins and Andrea Berloff.

According to sources, the movie is in early development, but after spending the last six months figuring out what direction to take the next film, producers look to have found their path, reports variety.com.

Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich, who produced the original, are back producing through their Rideback banner, with Ryan Halprin executive producing.

It’s unknown at this time whether director Guy Ritchie will return. Producers hope to bring back stars Will Smith, Mena Massoud and Naomi Scott, but offers won’t be extended to the cast until a script is ready.

The film will be a theatrical release, not a Disney Plus title. The original animated movie had two straight-to-video sequels, but sources say this new take is completely original and not based on those ideas.

Last year, Disney’s live action film brought back nostalgia, weaving a success story with the thrilling and vibrant adaptation of the loved animated classic movie, which took the world by storm in 1992. (IANS)

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Lt. Tepuson Angami filed by Smti.

Kezhole Angami, W/o Lt Tepuson Angami R/o H.No. NMH/D/177, New Minister’s Hill Colony District Kma, Nagaland to draw/operate/ Stop Pension., Service Gratuity No. 10182182, GSLI Bearing No. 20134/134, Flexi RD bearing No. 072, SSD b/no 278, PF Settlement B. no 278, service benefits benefits pension and closure of bank A/C No. 10181000920112 (Nagaland State Co-Operative) Bank, Kma and other savings.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/ he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 10th March 2020.

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it to St.Catherines home.

The thought of adoption came up when she and Daniel (her husband) used to visit the place often,” added the source. Sunny and her husband Daniel Weber have an adopted girl child Nisha.

The couple have two more children -- sons Noah and Asher -- via surrogacy.

On the film front, she plays the lead role in the horror-comedy “Koka Kola”.

(IANS)

Dt. 13/2/2020 AFFIDAVIT (Correction of names & date of birth) I, No 144527K HAV/GD SUBHASH CHANDRA MARTHI 14th Assam Rifles That my correct name is SUBHASH CHANDRA MARTHI however, in my service records recorded as SUBASH CHANDRA MARTHI and in academic certificate SUBHASH CHANDRA MARTHI. My father's name is RADHASHYAM MARTHI and he was born on 1 April 1955.

That my mother's name is SABITRI MARTHI she was born on 19 July 1965.

DEPONENT Regd. No. 577

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER TSEMINYU : NAGALAND NO.ADCT/JUD/SC-1/2009/PT-III/320 OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Shri Khiyalo Kez, H/o Late Ale Kath (Primary Teacher-GPS, Sishunu) who expired on 22/12/19 has applied for issuance of Succession Certificate to Draw/Operate/ Transfer her late wife pension/GPF/Gratuity/GIS/FBF/Commutation/Leave encashment and SBI Account No. 11826859430 (Tseminyu Branch) under section 375 of the Indian Succession Act 1925.

Public are hereby asked to file any claims/Objection within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of the notice failing which no claims/objection will be entertained after the stipulated time.

NOKCHASASHI Additional Deputy Commissioner, Tseminyu : Nagaland K-430

OFFICE OF THE

OLD CHANGSU, NEW CHANGSU & EKHYO YAN VILLAGE COUNCILS WOKHA – 797111 : NAGALAND

PRESS RELEASE TOTAL BAN ON FISHING & HUNTING

The Joint Council of 3 (three) Villages totally ban hunting and fishing within its jurisdiction. This total ban is for the maintenance of ecological balance, conservation of environment, preservation of wildlife and natural species.

Any defaulters will be strictly dealt and book under the customary law and will also pay a fine of Rs. 5000/-(Rupees five thousand) only.

T. Yanpothung Shitiri Chairman WC-63 Contact: 7085112627

AFFIDAVIT (Change of Address) Regd. No. 587/20, Dt. 13/02/2020 I, No S/355885Y HAV/ORL KAMLESH KUMAR GAUR 14th Assam Rifles Chieswema Kohima, Nagaland C/o 99 APO do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That my correct address is Vill- Sudanipur Kala PO, Hanuman Ganj District Allahabad, State- Uttar Pradesh, NRS Allahabad Jn. 221505. however, in my service records my address has been inadvertently recoded as Vill- Sudanipur (Near Railway Crossing) PO, Hanuman Ganj District Allahabad, State- Uttar Pradesh, NRS Allahabad Jn. 221505.

3. That the above statements made are true to the best of my knowledge and no material facts has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 13th Feb. 2020 at Kohima.

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BEFORE THE KOHIMA DISTRICT CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL FORUM KOHIMA : NAGALAND SUMMON

Ref :- CDR 1/2019 Shri Imkongangba Longkumer Lower Lerie Colony, Kohima.. Complainant.

Vrs The Divisional Manager Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd Dimapur, Nagaland Opposite Party/Respondent.

To The Divisional Manager Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas a complaint under various section of the Consumer Protection Act’ 86 has been instituted against you by the complainant before this Forum.

You are hereby summon to appear in person or through pleader before the above said Forum on the 3/3 Day of 2020 at 11: 00 am.

Given under my hand and seal of this Forum, this the 13th day of Feb 2020.

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ctress Sunny Leone has taken up a new comedy show on a digital platform.

“I can’t reveal much about it but it’s always exciting to be a part of a new project. I really enjoy doing comedy and it’s always good to share a laugh or two which puts a smile on someone’s face,” Sunny told IANS. A source shared that Sunny has a great sense of humour and that’s some- peccable comic timing. She thing that would reflect in also decided to flag off her this show. “She has an im- fees and would be donating

have some beautiful set of friends who aren’t from the industry. They’re proud of my journey and for them I’m still the old Vicky Kaushal of college.”

The actor was speaking at a special event of his latest, “Bhoot - The Haunted Ship”.

The horror film, backed by Karan Johar, is directed by Bhanu Pratap Singh.

Vicky said he signed the film during the release of “Raazi”, till then “Sanju” was yet to release and “Uri” wasn’t even shot.

“The quest as an actor is to keep exploring new territories, new genres. Because of the times we are living in, as an audience member, industry member, we are in this beautiful bend that we all are hungry for new content.

“We all are hungry to be surprised as makers and audience. If we don’t try now then when? I am hungry for new stuff, keeping aside my fears or likings, I want to explore all that I can as an artiste.”

“Bhoot - The Haunted Ship” is scheduled to be released on February 21.

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ctor Vicky Kaushal on Thursday said his “strangest” fear is that he’ll wake up one day and not know how to act.

The actor is on a golden box office run with consecutive hits and acclaimed films.

“I have this fear, that one fine day I’ll get up and I won’t know how to act. I wonder what I will do. But I fear that one day I’ll go on set and for no logical reason, I wouldn’t know what to do after action. I’ve this strange, imagined fear,” Vicky told reporters.

The actor garnered acclaim for his performances in “Sanju”, “Manmarziyaan”, “Raazi” and scored big at the box office with “Uri: The Surgical Strike” last year.

Vicky said the scariest thing about stardom is that it can get into one’s head.

“Stardom gets scary when it goes into your head and under your feet. When stardom gets in your head, a gap develops between your feet and the ground... When you wake up in the morning with your mother scolding you, you become normal.

“I stay with my family,

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‘Bookie’s extradition could trouble cricketers’

Sanjiv Chawla accompanied by a crime branch team from London, reached IGI Airport Thursday morning. (PTI)

New Delhi, Feb 13 ( IANS): Several Indian cricket stars of yesteryears could be in trouble as Delhi Police extradites Sanjeev Chawla, the alleged mastermind of match-fixing case involving former South African captain late Hansie Cronje, from London on Thursday.

Chawla, a British na-

tional as per Delhi Police charge sheet, absconding hitherto in the match fixing case, was linked with several international cricketers, including Indian players, sources in the crime branch of the Delhi Police revealed.

Dossier prepared on Sanjeev Chawla by Crime Branch reveals that several

Indian cricketers were frequenting his bungalow, 4, Monk Ville Avenue, London and their phone numbers figured on Chawla’s phone list in Call Data Records (CDRs) recovered by police for the period of January to March 2000.

It was during period this period (Febr uar yMarch 2000) when con-

Kohima Bible College holds sports week

KBC students at the opening ceremony of the sports week

KOHIMA, FEB 13: The Kohima Bible College ( KBC) in observance of its 50th year (Golden Jubilee 2020) is holding its games and sports week from February 13 to 15 at its college

campus.

The exhortation was delivered and the sports week was kicked-off by Rev Zotuo Kiewhuo, Principal, Kohima Bible College.

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gram, S Khatso chaired the program, invocation was delivered by president KBSCU, opening presentation by Soul Sisters, while the oath taking was led by the sports secretary.

DPS holds annual sports meet

spiracy to fix matches was unearthed during IndiaSouth Africa series played in India. “As Chawla had slipped to London, he could not be interrogated and subsequently the CDRs connecting the then Indian cricketers with the global bookie was not pursued,” a former commissioner of Delhi police told IANS. Crime Branch has also gathered documents from Scotland Yard, whose sleuths arrested Chawla in 2001 in another betting scandal involving English players. On the basis of a statement of former England all rounder Chris Lewis who alleged that Chawla had offered bribe to the then England Captain Alec Stewart to under perform in matches, the Scotland Yard questioned Chawla and a prominent Indian sports promoter.

During investigation it was revealed that several players from India, Pakistan, West Indies and South Africa were in touch with Chawla and many visited bookie’s restaurant, East is East, located at 230, Commercial Road London EI 2NB. Regarding Chawla’s

relations with Dubai based betting syndicates, former Delhi police commissioner Ajay Raj Sharma said a UAE number, used by a member of the underworld was initially traced by the Delhi police, however Chawla’s links with underworld will be probed once he is interrogated in police custody.

The Delhi police charge sheet reveals that phone number of Krishna Kumar (of T-Series music group) one of the associates of Sanjeev Chawla, was directly linked with a phone number of Saheen Haithley, an alleged member of underworld operating from Dubai in early 2000. “ I am eagerly awaiting the outcome of questioning of Chawla, the mastermind of match-fixing case who paid huge amounts to several cricketers to change results of important international matches. His interrogation will unravel more scandals of the past,” said Ajay Raj Sharma, former IPS officer who headed Delhi Police when match-fixing case rocked the cricketing fraternity across the globe.

SAI informs provisionally selected players

U-19 B’desh cricket team receive heroes welcome

DIMAPUR, FEB 13 ( AGENCIES): Sports Authority of India ( SAI), Dimapur centre in-charge has informed that with the approval of director, SAI, NERC Imphal, 8 players for two disciplines; boxing and sepaktakraw have been provisionally selected for medical age verification for new induction in SAI, STC, Dimapur for the year 2020-21, The four players from the boxing discipline are: Jonga Bahadur Sonari, Aditya Ray, Nabin Mote and Lairingsmai Hasam, while the four players from the sepaktakraw discipline are: Changkam, Akhao, Ruku Pusa, and Neikuo Sorhie. A press release by SAI, STC Dimapur incharge Ch Naba Singh further informed the selected players to report to SAI, STC Dimapur on or before February 15 for further information for medical age verification and other formalities.

Dhaka, Feb 13 (IANS): The Akbar Ali-led Bangladesh Under-19 team was accorded with a heroes welcome in Mirpur following their historic World Cup win in South Africa.

Bangladesh Under-19 scaled the summit by beating India Under-19 in a pulsating final played in Potchefstroom last Sunday.

The Bangladesh team arrived in Mirpur on Wednesday at 5 p.m. local time with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) hosting a huge reception at the airport. BCB president Nazmul Hassan along with other board officials and government officials received the set of players at the airport.

They, then headed towards the Shere-e-Bangla National Stadium where Akbar and Nazmul addressed a press conference.

On their way to the stadium, Akbar and his teammates watched thousands line up on one side of the highway as a slew of fans on bikes waved national flags and followed the team.

In addition to hundreds

A race in progress

DIMAPUR, FEB 13: Delhi Public School, Dimapur held its annual sports day at the school premises on February 13 with S.I Jamir, Chairman, Dimapur Public School Society as the Chief Guest.

The march past of all the houses presented spectators co-ordination and synchronization. Along with the participation of the students in the athletic

events, parents and teachers also took part in the sporting events enthusiastically.

The welcome address was earlier delivered by Mr. B.K Nanda, Principal of DPS Dimapur.

The sports events witnessed a tough competition between the 4 houses with Dikhu House emerging as the over-all Champion. The trophy for the best march past was bagged by Zungki

House. S Thungte Atsang of Class XI and Niotoli K Kinimi of Class V were adjudged as the best boy and girl athlete respectively.

The Annual Sports Meet was declared closed by principal and the school flag was lowered by the sports teachers while Maronen Jamir, Treasurer, Dimapur Public School Society handed over the flag to the principal.

Bangladesh Under-19 World Cup-winning captain Akbar Ali is greeted by Nazmul Hasan Raton Gomes.BCB.

of bikes, there were pick-up trucks with several people, holding posters and banners, and cheering the World Cup winners.

W h e n t h e p l aye r s reached the National Stadium’s gate at around 6.30 p.m., a larger crowd was waiting for them. Chants of “Bangladesh! Bangladesh!

Bangladesh!” reverberated through the area.

Akbar also cut a cake

and the celebrations ended with fireworks bursting in air.

During the presser, the BCB president also announced that the victorious Under-19 cricketers will be enrolled into a new Under-21 unit of the board to sharpen their skills and prepare them for international cricket.

Each player will be paid BDT 100,000 (approxi-

mately $ 1,250) per month during the two years of this training.

After the press conference, Akbar headed to Rangpur where his sister had passed away last week.

It is also said that the players are also expected to have a grand reception at the Sohrawardy Uddayan next week, with the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina hosting the players.

5th Lt. Emi Meri championships updates Volleyball 2. Rising Star Forest matched Airfield Women’s 1. Wokha Town Yan- Vs Tuensang SC defeated Yanthamo thamo Vs Rachan 3. Pangti Vs Airfield.

Women’s SC. In the third volleyball match, Suren Women’s SC OFFICE OF THE defeated Yingsung.

KHEZHAKENO VILLAGE COUNCIL Friday matches Phek : Nagaland Football match Felicitation 1. Yingsung Olongo With immense pride, dignity and honour, we the Khezhakeno Village Vs Tuensang Council would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Smti.

2. Koio Vs Lakhuti Soyimna Aier Koza, w/o Shri.Lakha Koza of being conferred with the

Vitoka and Bokato win 2nd DU badminton C’ship

winners with the match patron.

DIMAPUR, FEB 13: In a tightly contested match, Vitoka and Bokato from Dimapur beat Ikato and Anahito, also from Dimapur in the final match of the 2nd Dazzling United K Y M C

Badminton Championship 2020 held at the Indoor Stadium, Medziphema town from 10th to 12th February 10 to 12.

A press release by President Dazzling United

Medziphema Jon Bendang stated that farm supervisor, livestock P&M. NU SASRD Tali Amri graced the finals as the match patron and gave away prizes to the winners.

Earlier, the opening ceremony was graced by President NDPP 5 Gaspani - II AC Dosau Kuotsu as the special guest. Kuotsu encouraged players to work hard citing the examples of boxer Mary Kom and other Northeastern sports stars.

The vote of thanks was delivered by Dazzling United Medziphema president Jon Bendang, gifts were given to all helpers by Dazzling United general secretary Katoshe Kiba. The tournament was anchored and hosted by Viphe Aosenla Seyie.

highest police medal of IPS. The first lady IPS officer from Khezhakeno village in particular and the Chakhesang community (Tribe) as a whole.

We praise our Almighty God for your achievement and pray that you will continue to bring more laurels for the village and the community.

We wish you all the best for your future endeavor and congratulate you for this milestone. May the good lord bless you and your family abundantly.

(S. KEPFELHOU LADU) (KOLO CHIEZOU) Chairman Secretary

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the first match. In the second match, Suren Women’s FC scored 5 goals against Pangti Women’s FC who failed to score a goal.

In the first volleyball match between Midland Women’s SC Vs Tuensang Women’s SC , Tuensang Women’s SC registered a win and the second

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WOKHA, FEB 13: In the third day of 5th Lat. Emi Meri (IAS) memorial Women’s 2020, football and volleyball championship played on Thursday, 13 February at Wokha, Tsumang Women’s FC scored 12 goals to register win against Tuensang Women’s FC for Zero in

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Neikotsilie Krose is ASA U-16 wrestling champ

Winners of junior category for the 48th ASA Wrestling Meet and others at Kohima Local Ground, Thursday.

Correspondent K o hima , F eb 1 3 (NPN): Neikotsilie Krose overpowered Vilhousielie Kehie in the final bout to take the first Under16 wrestling championship title on the second day of the 48th Angami Sports Association (ASA) wrestling meet 2020 at at Khuochiezie Kohima Local Ground on Thrusday.

Krose representing Chakhro Sports Association (CSA) walked home

richer with a cash prize of Rs 25,000, and runners up Kehie of Western Angami Youth Organisation with Rs. 20,000.

Kekhrievor Sekhose (NASA) and Peranei-u Pielie (NASA) stood in third and fourth position respectively.

They received Rs. 15,000 and Rs. 10,000 respectively. Retired Chief Engineer PHE Kevisekho Kruse graced the valedictory function as guest of honour.

A total of 40 wrestlers participated in the junior wrestling competition from ASA’s four units-- Chakhro Sports Association, Northern Angami Sports Association, Southern Sports Association and Western Angami Youth Organisation.

Meanwhile, Kekhriezo Nagi son of Late Videtuolie Nagi who stood 4th position in the senior category of ASA 48th wrestling hail from Sechu Zubza as not as published.

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India lose 1-4 to Malaysia in Badminton Asia Team C’ships MANILA (PHILIPPINES), FEB 13 (PTI): Doubles specialist Satwiksairaj Rankireddy’s absence proved crucial as the Indian men’s team suffered a 1-4 loss against a young Malaysian side in its second group B match of the Badminton Asia Team Championships here on Thursday.

With Satwik pulling out the event due to an ankle sprain, India were forced to field two scratch pairs -- MR Arjun and Chirag Shetty and Dhruv Kapila and Lakshya Sen, both of whom lost their respective ties.

Kidambi Srikanth was the only shuttler to register a win as world no. 11 B Sai Praneeth and HS Prannoy too went down in the other singles in straight games at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex.

After this loss, India finished second in the group and will now take on Thailand in the quarterfinals on Friday.

After a 4-1 win over minnows Kazakhstan in the opening match, India locked horns with Malaysia

and with Satwik missing, the onus was on Praneeth to give India a good start but the world championships bronze medallist lost 18-21 15-21 to world no.

14 Lee Zii Jia. Chirag and Arjun then lasted just 31 minutes before going down 18-21 15-21 to world no. 8 Malaysian combination of Aaron Chia and Soh Wooi Yik as India lagged 0-2.

Former world no. 1 Srikanth then struggled past 23-year-old Cheam June Wei, a 2014 Youth Olympic Games gold medallist, 14-21 21-16 21-19 to make it 1-2 after the first three ties. However, makeshift pair of Dhruv and Lakshya couldn’t get past world no. 17 pair of Ong Yew Sin and Teo Ee Yi, losing 14-21 14-21 in 27 minutes as Malaysia took an unassailable 3-1 lead.

In the third singles, Prannoy was no match for Leong Jun Hao, a 2017 World Junior Championships silver medallist and a 2017 Asian Junior Champion, as he went down 10-21 15-21 in 34 minutes to hand Malaysia a comfortable 4-1 victory.

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Manchester Utd keep Ighalo away from training ground due to COVID-19 fear

Odion Ighalo

MANCHESTER, FEB 13 (IANS): As a precautionary measure following his arrival from China, Manchester new signing Odion Ighalo is training away from the club this week in light of the coronavirus outbreak.

There is a slight chance of Ighalo carrying the virus and as per policy, United have decided to let him train alone, reports BBC Sport.

They decided against taking the striker on their

winter break training camp in Spain because of concerns he may have difficulty getting back into the UK, the report stated.

Ighalo, 30, is expected to travel with the squad for Monday’s game at Chelsea.

Chinese authorities on Thursday said the overall toll due to the deadly coronavirus outbreak in the country has reached 1,367, with 52,526 confirmed cases, after Hubei province, the epicentre of

the epidemic, registered the largest one-day increase in infections and deaths.

The deaths and cases due to the COVID-19, the official name of the disease as designated by the WHO, were reported by the end of Wednesday in 31 provincial-level regions and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps in China, Xinhua news agency quoted Mi Feng, a spokesperson for the National Health Commission, as saying.

Nothing confirmed at this stage: Man United on playing East Bengal Every Indian must know Hindi: commentator Ko l kata , F eb 1 3 (IANS): India football fans excited at the prospect of watching English Premier League (EPL) giants Manchester United in action against East Bengal in a friendly in Kolkata may have to wait a little longer before a final decision is reached on the much-talked about encounter.

While East Bengal had earlier said that it was more a case of managing the financial side as the

EPL club had made their keenness known to play the game, Manchester United officials have made it clear that nothing is confirmed at this stage from their end.

Speaking to IANS, Manchester United Corporate Communications Manager Greig Mailer said nothing has been confirmed as of now with regards to tour destinations for 2020.

“None of our tour destinations for 2020 have

been confirmed at this stage. Any arrangements will be announced via official club channels once they have been finalised,” Mailer said.

But well-placed sources in East Bengal have said that contract negotiations are at the final stage and the organisers expect to complete the formalities by the end of February.

“There were many things in the contract that we negotiated on like it

happens. We had a detailed discussion with Manchester United yesterday and we put forward our points. They will now get back to us by February 28 approximately. We expect to complete the formalities by then,” the source said told IANS. East Bengal, who will be without current sponsors Quess Corp after the season, need sponsors to make it happen but club’s executive committee mem-

ber Debabrata Sarkar had said before that the club is exploring all possibilities to ensure the fixture sees the light of the day in their centenary year.

Meanwhile, investors Quess, who are with the club till May 31 after which they will sever their ties, have removed their brand name from all East Bengal’s official social media handles. Both club officials and Quess remained silent when asked the reason.

B E N G A LU RU, F E B 1 3 (IANS): A commentator courted controversy on Thursday during Karnataka and Baroda’s Ranji Trophy game by saying that “every Indian should know Hindi as it is our mother tongue”.

It was the seventh over of Baroda’s second innings when one of the two commentators said: “I liked the fact that Sunil Gavaskar is commentating in Hindi and is giving his valuable inputs in the same language. I also loved it that he called the dot ball as a ‘bindi’ ball.”

To this, the other com-

mentator replied: “Every Indian must know Hindi. This is our mother tongue. There is no bigger language than this.”

“In fact, I look at those people with a lot of anger who say that we are cricketers still we should talk in Hindi? You are staying in India then you will obviously speak its mother tongue,” he added.

According to reports, the commentator who made this statement was Sushil Doshi.

The comment drew flak on social media with several questioning the remark and some even taking offense.

On Wednesday, India batters K.L. Rahul and Manish Pandey were found talking in Kannada during the third and final ODI in Mount Maunganui against New Zealand.

Rahul and Pandey shared a 107-run stand for the fifth wicket at a time India needed it the most. But their conversation which had words like “Odi Odi Ba” (come running), “Bartheera” (will you come), “Beda Beda” (no no) and “Ba ba” (come) must have pleased the cricket buffs in Karnataka as it was clearly audible on the stump mic.

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