February 28, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 83

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ISIS won’t be allowed to become a threat: Rajnath

Opang, Ketholeno bags North East Best Model of the Year 2017

Kohli named captain of the year at ESPNcricinfo Awards

national, Page 7

Infotainment, Page 10

sports, Page 11

unrest: Students, teachers to hold Ibobi inciting communal tension: Shürho DU counter-rallies after ‘Tiranga march’

DIMAPUR, FEB 27 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu on Monday accused his Manipur counterpart, O. Ibobi Singh, of inciting communal tensions in Manipur, “so that the valley people back him during elections.”

“He is more communal than his political party,” alleged Dr. Liezietsu while speaking at the launching of the NPF election rally at Senapati Monday morning, CMO medial cell stated.

Dr. Liezietsu in this regard called upon the Meiteis not to fall prey to Ibobi’s designs and also urged upon “scholars and intellectuals to come out and speak the truth.” If the truth is spoken, peace and harmony will come to the land, he said.

Dr. Liezietsu reminded that Meiteis and the hill tribes of Manipur had been maintaining good neighbourly relations since time immemorial and would continue to do so even in the future. Noting that the Meiteis and the hill tribes of Manipur had no other homeland except the ones they presently occupy, Dr. Liezietsu said they have no option but to remain

“It is for this reason that the NPF hopes to provide a single platform to all the legislators from the hill districts so that they can speak in one voice and one mind in the Assembly,” he said.

On Naga political issue, Dr. Liezietsu said “any problem that is to be solved peacefully through dialogue should not be construed as going against any community,” and assured that his party stood by its motto Fide Non Armis (By Faith, Not by Arms). He told the gathering that, even as some Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu speaking at the election rally.

NPF leaders had sacrificed neighbours for generations dent, said the primary aim their applications for NPF to come. of NPF was to bring the hill tickets, they have now come “As long as this plan- tribes together to a single out to support those who had got the tickets. et exists, we shall remain platform. neighbours and so we should Asserting that NPF learn how to live in peace was for the hill tribes and not and harmony as good neigh- only for the Nagas, the chief DAN chairman and bours,” he said. minister hoped that in due advisor finance, T.R. ZeWhile acknowledging course of time Meiteis too liang also took a dig at Ibobi, that Meiteis were more ad- would join the NPF, like the alleging that the ongoing vanced people in all spheres ones who joined the party blockade in Manipur was of life, he said “we expect from Kangpokpi area. his handiwork. “To lift the them to play the role of the Lauding the past legis- blockade or to let it continue elder brother by initiating lators from the hill districts depends on him alone,” Zemeasures to ensure continu- for all good works they had liang said. ity of living together as good carried out, Dr. Liezietsu, When BJP leaders Ram neighbours.” however, rued that when Madhav and Himanta Sarma Elaborating on the they (tribals) go to the As- Biswa met Nagaland chief aims and objectives of the sembly, “they become strang- minister on Sunday at KoNPF, the chief minister, ers to each other and failed hima, Zeliang said they (CM who is also the NPF presi- to take up common issues.” and him) were asked whether

UP polls: Nearly 57.36% turnout in fifth phase

Centre readies Rs 195 cr scheme to check obscene content online

LU CK N OW, F E B 2 7 (AGENCIES): An estimated 57.36 per cent of 1.81 crore electorate on Monday cast their votes amid tight security during the fifth phase of polling in Uttar Pradesh.

The day-long poll process remained largely peaceful in 51 Assembly constituencies spread over 11 districts of the state.

“57.36 per cent polling was recorded till 5 PM and the figure is likely to go up as several voters waited in queues to exercise their franchise,” UP Chief Electoral Officer T Venkatesh said.

The first four phases of UP polls this time saw voter turnouts of 64 per cent, 65 per cent, 61.16 per cent and 61 per cent respectively.

Though the exercise remained slow during the first two hours in morning, it picked up pace gradually with first-time voters seen exercising their franchise quite enthusiastically.

Prominent contestants in the phase included controversial minister Gayatri Prasad Prajapati from the ruling SP, who is facing Amita Singh from Congress and BJP’s Garima Singh in Amethi, the LS constituency of Rahul Gandhi.

Zeliang takes on Ibobi

NEW DELHI, FEB 27 (AGENCIES): In a reply to a Supreme Court observation on ‘how can the Internet Service Providers stop uploading obscene content on the internet’, counsel for Google on Monday stated that the Centre has a scheme with “Rs 195.30 crore allotted which will have senior officers as experts monitoring the cybercrime issue”.

The apex court is hearing arguments in the case which pertains to the “loss of dignity for women and children due to the objectionable content uploaded online”.

The counsel for the respondents (Google) submitted that a new affidavit has been filed by the Centre in the case which talks about the salient features of cybercrime and how a Rs 195-crore scheme with experts has been devised to look into the issue.

In an earlier round of hearing, a bench of Justices MB Lokur and UU Lalit had sought information from Google about its “in-house procedure” adopted to identify such obscene content and “what steps can they take to prevent it”.

However, senior counsel Abhishek Manu Singhvi, who was representing Google India, expressed regret in not being able to prevent such acts unless reported by an individual.

This case has opened up the possibility of whether artificial intelligence can play a key role in the automatic deletion of objectionable content uploaded online. But on Monday, Google submitted that there are algorithms which govern the search engine’s operation and it is impossible to keep a check on it as the “system is automated and since there is no

human interface”.

“To put a human interface in this automated system will skew the system as it will depend on a person to allow or disallow any content,” submitted Google India.

This bench had earlier asked the search giant “will it or will not it be conducive to prevent the uploading of such contents” and also had said that what the apex court is “looking for is prevention and not cure, when it comes to comes to pornographic content online”. But on Monday, Google said that in a day, a billion videos are uploaded and “out of which may be 20 videos are of child pornography”. However, it also said that “there is a provision that can stop the serial offenders who have footprints of patterns”.

The matter has now been adjourned to March 6.

Peren residents block road in protest

This is it!

Residents put up placards on the blocked road at Peren town.

“ Let’s say this government has a two-member collective leadership.”

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DIMAPUR, FEB 27 (NPN): Residents of Peren town’s Mdipuiram and Beilikui wards have imposed indefinite road blocked to protest against the alleged “non-competition of road” by the contractor.

In a joint press release, Mdipuiram ward youth president Nduzeu and Beilikui ward youth organization, president Paukuleu said the residents necessitated the youths of the two wards to indefinitely block the under construction road as the contractor failed to respond to their “fervent appeal”

they could speak to the UNC to lift the blockade. Rather, it was made known to them that the “blockade was Ibobi’s creation and it depends on him whether it could be lifted or not,” he said.

“Dividing the people on communal lines and appealing to a section of the people for political gains is not advisable,” Zeliang said.

Lamenting that the Naga political issue was yet to be resolved, Zeliang said there were “some political elements who do not want the problem to be solved because they think that once the Naga problem is solved, their political careers would come to an end.”

Also speaking at the rally was Nagaland minister and NPF Manipur in-charge, Yitachu who made clarion call to the hills people to elect NPF candidates in the forthcoming general elections so that the MLAs would be able protect their people.

“Only NPF party can fulfil the aspirations of the people of the Hills districts and electing the NPF candidates can fulfil your aspirations of fully implementing the provisions of the Constitution of India as contained in Article 371 C,” he said.

for black-topping the road.

The signatories said the residents had appealed the responsible contractor several times, but turned a deaf ear to their plea.

They said that the “callous attitude” of the contractor prompted the residents block the road.

Affirming that the blockade would continue till the contractor commenced the works, the signatories warned that the contractor would be held responsible in case any unwanted events arose.

NEW DELHI, FEB 27 (AGENCIES): Unrest in Delhi’s colleges continues with several student groups and teachers planning to take out rallies protesting Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad’s (ABVP) violence at Ramjas campus last week.

The Delhi University North Campus on Monday saw protests by rightwing student and teacher organisations against ‘antinational’ activities by “leftleaning” students.

The Rashtiya Swayamsevak Sangh-affiliated Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) held a “Tiranga march” protesting against “left-leaning students supporting anti-national activities”, while the Rashtravadi Shikshak Sangh, a teacher’s body affiliated to the RSS, organised a dharna to protest against what they termed as “leftist conspiracies”.

Members of the BJPbacked National Democratic Teachers’ Front (NDTF) also took part in it.

The protest marches came days after clashes erupted between activists of the ABVP and the left-wing All India Students’ Associa-

NSSATA Tsg unit threatens to boycott class DIMAPUR, FEB 27 (NPN): Nagaland SSA Teachers’ Asssociation (NSSATA) Tuensang unit on Monday said it has decided to boycott the classes from the second week of March 2017 if the state government failed to release pending salaries by first week of March. In a press release, NSDSATA Tuensang unit president, C Tochijung, and general secretary, S Menyawongto, stated that that the state government had assured to take all the possible measures to ensure timely release of salaries during the agitation in November 2016.

However, they said that nothing has changed despite written assurance given by the government. The unit pointed that there has been lapse of four months without salary.

Times Now chief takes on Arnab for being ‘unethical’ NEW DELHI, FEB 27 ( AG E N C I E S ) : A r n a b Gowami’s ‘The Republic’ has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons even before its formal launch and as if all this was not enough, the Managing Director of Times Now, MK Anand has started off with a “De-Arnabisation” drive wherein he plans to take on ‘Republic TV’ even before its initiation.

And it does look like Arnab Goswami has left a trail of enemies even within his own organisation .It may be mentioned that Arnab did not have the best of relationship with his former colleagues like Barkha Dutt and Rajdeep Sardesai and he has often been accused of not being fair in presenting news and been very biased towards the present government on various occasions.

tion (AISA) outside Ramjas College after the RSS’ students body forced suspension of an event to be addressed

by JNU student Umar Khalid on February 21.

Campuses in Delhi are set to witnesses several marches and counter-marches in Tuesday, with the Leftwing All India Students’ Association, Congress-backed National Students Union of India and teachers from Jawaharlal Nehru University set to register their protest over the recent Ramjas violence. The rallies follow the ABVP’s Tiranga march, which was held on Monday.

NSUI would be organising a symbolic oneday hunger strike at the arts faculty, followed by a ‘Mashaal’ rally. “While we stand against the ABVP strongly in their attempts to curb students’ freedom of expression and misusing ‘nationalism’ to further their agenda, we also condemn the violent ways of the Left in handling of the situation,” a statement by NSUI said.

Students and teachers of DU and JNU, along with AISA members, will stage a march from Khalsa college

in the North Campus to the arts faculty against the calling off a street play competition following “threats” from the DU Students’ Union.

Gurmehar Kaur, a Kargil martyr’s daughter and a Lady Shri Ram College student, who claimed she received rape threats allegedly from ABVP members after she started a social media campaign against the outfit, will also attend the march.

Kaur on Monday was provided protection from Delhi Commission of Women home guards.

Ramjas campus saw large-scale violence after the ABVP objected to a seminar at the college where JNU students Umar Khalid and Shehla Rashid were invited.

This led to a violent clash with ABVP members being accused of beating up students, professors and media persons. The Delhi Crime Branch has opened and investigation into the case. Home Minister Rajnath Singh today ordered the Delhi Police to act with caution with the force coming under allegations of high-handedness.

Karbi bodies oppose KAAC polls Correspondent

Diphu, Feb 27: Ten Karbi Anglong civil society organizations including students’ bodies have decided that it would not allow government to conduct Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) election until positive rules and act have been framed.

“Until and unless the authorities fail to prepare its rules and Acts, we will not allow holding elections to the council,” the organisations stated.

However, the organizations opposing election did not specify exactly what rule and act they wanted to change.

Reacting to the statement of BJP president Ranjit Kr Das, that election to KAAC will be conducted in April or May 2017, leaders of United Karbi Students Association (UKSA), Karbi Farmers Association (KFA), Karbi Anglong Rong Asar Amei (KARAA), Sixth Schedule Implementation Committee (SSIC), Karbi Anglong Social Development Organization (KASDO), Peoples for People (PFP), Nilip Nihang Karbi

Rong Asar (NNKRA) supported

by Karbi Students Youth Council (KSYC), Kuki National Assembly (KNA), United Hills Development Organization (UHDO) also questioned Das how he can declare the schedule of election in an area governed under the provision of Sixth Schedule of the Constitution of India.

“Ranjit Das is a mere party Member of Legislative Assembly and Pradesh BJP president. He is not the authority to announce the poll schedule for KAAC,” they stated.

The organizations, have also opposed the move of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council to allot 500 bighas of land to Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali for setting up herbal medicinal hub at Bakalia.

They affirmed that not a single inch of land would be granted to Patanjali. KAAC authority had allocated land for Langpi Hydro Electric Project, Assam Rifles and Indian Reserve Battalion, Cement Corporation of India but the local people of Karbi Anglong have not been benefited from these arrangements, it added.

Woman charred to death in Chuchuyimlang

S Chuba Longkumer inspecting the site along with others at Chuchuyimlang town.

Correspondent

Mokokchung, Feb 27 (NPN): A woman was charred to death in an inferno that broke out at her house at Chuchuyimlang town on Sunday night at around 11 p.m. The victim, identified as Arenbenla and her husband

Imtongzukba Jamir were sleeping when the room was engulfed in fire. The fire was suspected to have broken out from the kitchen. However, the husband managed to escape unhurt.

The house along with all the properties was completely razed down to ashes.

Parliamentary secretary Veterinary and Animal Husbandry, S. Chuba Longkumer visited the site on Monday.

He assured all possible help and necessary assistance, for such an unfortunate calamity, from the government through the district administration, at the earliest.

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DIMAPUR: Directorate of field publicity, ministry of information and broadcasting, Government of India, Tuensang organized a special outreach programme on RMNCH+A with special focus on Mission Indradhanush, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, Population Stabilisation, Anaemia on adolescent girls at Noksen town on February 27 with SDO Civil, Noksen sub-division, Imsen Pirong as the chief guest.

Addressing the gathering, chief guest emphasized on the need for all mothers to be in good health so as to take care of the health of her children.

Medical officer, Noksen CHC, Sangba Chang also spoke during the programme.

The programme also witnesses healthy baby contest in the category of (0-2) years, where baby Sangtemsonla, baby Mosha and baby Song-

maichila were adjudged first, second and third. A public rally was also organized and publicity materials like T-shirts were also distributed.

The same special outreach programme was also organized on February 26 at Litem village.

MON: A similar programme was also held in Mon at Chenwetnyu village on February 27 with Dr. Shockwang, MO, PHC, Chen town as resource person.

Dr. Shockwang encouraged the gathering to maintain at least two years gap between children, for the health of both Child and for mother.

FPO, DEP, Mon, Mathew SK Begam while giving a brief introduction of the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Field Publicity said it was a ministry that worked as a bridge between government and people from grass root level.

Welcome address was delivered by chairman Village Council, PM Nockpai. Hingkai Konyak, BPM, NHM, Mon Sardar spoke on proper immunization and ANC check up.

Vote of thanks was delivered by VDB secretary Chenwetnyu village, T. Wangnyiem.

Healthy Baby Show in the category of 0- 2 years was organized and selected on the bases of ANC check up of a mother and immunization of a child on time, and was awarded a prize and a certificate.

A public rally was also organized on the same theme. T- Shirt were also distributed to all the mothers present Directorate of Field Publicity, Ministry of Information &Broadcasting Field Publicity Office, Mon also organised the same program at Wanching village under Wakching block on February 26.

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DIMAPUR: Zeme Students’ Union Nagaland (ZSUN) led by its president Aakam Pame and eight other office bearers conducted an inspection tour to Kebai area under Peren district, Nagaland from February 24 and 25.

ZSUN inspected schools and had consultation meeting with the village head, village education committee and teachers incharge of respective villages.

During the inspection, union had found that in spite of repeated direction and warning, government teachers were found keeping proxy teachers (substitute) and found that illegal registers were maintained in the past. They also found out that in Nsenlo Government Primary School and

Beisumpuilo GPS, there were only two teachers who were managing the teaching of class A to 4 with students with an enrolment of more than 54.

Union also observed shortage of teachers especially Hind teacher and found out that road construction under PMGYS from Khelma to Nkio B’ village and New Ngaulong to Bamsiakelo was blocked.

In this regard, union had warned that stern action would be initiated in collaboration with higher authority and concern department for those defaulters who failed to comply to union directives and further warned not to keep proxy teachers in its jurisdiction.

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Born : 20.08.2014 – 24.02.2017

We, the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, churches, unions, etc., who stood by us physically, financially, materially and constant prayer support throughout the illness and sad demise of our beloved Late Watinungsang (Yaongyimsen), on 24th Feb 2017.

Through this column, we the bereaved family of Lt. Reshab Gurung would like to express our profound gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us and extended physical & mental comfort, financial and prayer support when we were nowhere to stand by ourselves on the unfortunate accident and demise of our little child on the spot and critically injured his loving mom Mrs. Shoba Gurung at Burma Camp Traffic Point.

As a mark of religious last rites of Lt. Reshab Gurung, the family members is organizing a fellowship at his parents resident, Jorapukhuri, Purana Bazar (Behind Old Labour Union Office) Dimapur at 11:00 a.m on 28th Feb. 2017. Hence, we earnestly request all of you to come and attend the fellowship to honour the departed soul.

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Jalukie Town Nursing Home (Hospital) Ao Baptist Arogo, Jalukie Town Ao Senso Telongjem, Jalukie Town Mr & Mrs Temjenkaba Mr & Mrs Ali Jamir Jalukie D.B.Lane Youth Organisation.

Loving wife, children, grand children and relatives

Loving wife, sons, mom, family members and relatives You will always be loved and remembered with silent tears in our hearts

Union further requested the concern departments, contractors, stakeholders to take up the issues and find a viable solution in order to bring justice to the poor and under developed areas.

Union expressed its gratitude to Dr. Tumda Newme for his vehicle during the tour of nine villages and all the village leaders and extending their support in making the programme a success.

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RAVOHU CHAKHESANG Born on: 07-05- 1981 Died on: 09-02-2017

"I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith ’’ (2nd Timothy 4:7)

Born : 20/01/1941 – 02/02/2017 We the bereaved family members would like to express our deepest and heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us through prayer, physically, financially and materially during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved mother Late Mrs. Motsosu-ü Kenye who left for her heavenly abode on 02.02.2017.

We convey our special thanks to : 1. Chakhesang Baptist Church, Unity Village.

2. Sovima Village Council.

3. Chizami Women Welfare Society, Dimapur.

4. Hindi Bethal Fellowship, Dimapur.

5. Officials and staff of SPMU, NHM. We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual who stood by us but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless each and everyone abundantly.

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We convey our special thanks to the following who stood by us throughout the illness and demise of our beloved Ravohu Chakhesang on February 9, 2017.

1. MLA Kuzholuzo Nienu, 2. Commandant 12 th IRB and all ranks, 3. President 1 9 t h A / C P h e k To w n , 4. President 19th A/C Women Wing, 5. Thipuzu Welfare Union Phek Town, 6. Chikho Nienu & Family, 7. Muslim Community Phek Town, 8. Jericho Colony Phek Town, 9. Charlie Coy 12th IRB Dimapur and all individuals, friends & well wishers.

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We the bereaved Family of our beloved Lt. VIHEPU G ZHIMO, like to express our humble and sincere gratitude to each and every individuals, families, friends, churches and organisations who stood by us physically, financially ,emotionally, spiritually, materially and prayer support during the period of his sudden demise on 16th Feb. 2017 WE CONVEY OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO; 1. Chekiye Baptist Church Dimapur 2. Chekiye Aqasa Prayer Fellowship Dimapur 3. Doctors and Nurses of CIHSR Dimapur 4. Doctors, nurses, and staff, Naga Hospital Authority, Kohima 5. Satakha Union, Dimapur 6. Satakha Welfare Society, Kohima 7. Satakha Town Baptist Church 8. Khukiya Lukhai ghami kuposhukulu, Dimapur 9. Khukiya Lukhai Baptist Church 10. Satakha Town A/Khel Youth Fellowship 11. Administration Hill Youth, Satakha 12. Kilo Old Union, Dimapur 13. Xuivi Welfare Society, Dimapur 14. Xuivi Welfare Society, Kohima 15. Xuivi ghami Inalimi 16. Xuivi Baptist Church 17. Angulimi eno Azalimi, Vishepu Ghami 18. ASST. Headmaster and staff GHS, Xuivi 19. Administration Hill Prayer Fellowship We regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you personally but we ask God to shower His blessings upon you all abundantly for all your kind and sacrificial deeds.

We once again deeply appreciate your kind expression of sympathy in our time of great sorrow.

Kebai areas to put extra effort in giving quality and quantity education with dedication and sincerity so that the most remote and neglected areas could come up with the rest of the advanced areas. Meanwhile, union conducted a meeting with village councils, women, youth, and student leaders and discussed, resolved to stand firm in making the village a progressive level and defend from corruption.

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Through this column, we the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us physically and materially at the sad demise of our beloved father Y. Lhomithi Kiba on 31/01/2017.

We deeply regret our inability to thank all individuals, yet it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Applications should be submitted to the directorate of school education through the concerned district DEO/ DDEO/SDEO enclosed with NOC from the concerned VEC. Further, preference of study centre/college should be mentioned/indicated in their individual application and added that henceforth no further application would be entertained after the last date of submission.

KSC Jotsoma PTA meeting: Kohima Science College Jotsoma, Parents Teachers’ Association (PTA) has convened general meeting on March 2 at 2 p.m in the college’s conference hall in view of the forthcoming NAAC peer teams visiting the college. PTA president Er. N. Nakhro and PTA general secretary Dr. R. Vineetha Pillai have requested all the concern members to attend the meeting.

ANDMSA convenes: All Nagaland District Ministerial Service Association (ANDMSA) has convened an emergency meeting on March 3, at 3 p.m in PWD, Kohima.

All the central office bearers and members of the action committee (unit presidents) have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

PYO prohibits hunting: Porbami Youth Organisation (PYO) Phek has notified that for the preservation of environment, hunting and extraction of valuable and medicinal plants and also jungle burning within the Porbami jurisdiction has been strictly prohibited. PYO press secretary, Shesuhu Vadeo informed that if anyone was found then materials would be seized and action as per PYO rules and regulations would be initiated. PYO has requested all the concern citizens to kindly cooperate.

ZSUN inspects schools in Kebai area, Peren

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DIMAPUR: Drawing attention to the practice of proxy teacher under its jurisdiction, the Eastern Sumi Students Union has cautioned and put on blanket ban of such a practice under Aghunato sub-division.

A press note by ESSU president, Hutopu Yeptho and media & publicity secretary, Kakugha Sumi stated that the union had toured area-wise the educational institutions like Government High School, Gover nment Middle School and Government Primary School, covering 56 villages under Aghunato sub-division. Starting from Aghunato on February 11 the tour was successfully concluded by ESSU on February 17.

ESSU stated that during its tour, the union had discussions with the VEC, teacher in-charge, GBs, local students union and village council on the issues confronting the apparatus of the school functioning and the menace of proxy teacher.

Union along with 56 villages had signed and resolved to strictly put the blanket ban on the practice of “proxy teacher” under Aghunato sub-division.

It stated that the resolution taken was that, any Government appointed teacher who was found indulging in “proxy” would be punished severally as per the existing law. It also stated that those person or individual who were found substituting the government appointed teacher as it’s “proxy” would also be penalized with a fine of Rs 10,000/- (ten thousand only) starting from the date on which he/she had replaced the appointed teacher as its proxy.

The union along with 56 signatory villages has also cautioned and resolved to take strict action against those individual or organization involving in facilitating or encouraging the practice of proxy teacher under its jurisdiction. In this regard the union requested all the stakeholders concerned to kindly cooperate.

ESSU also informed the government appointed teachers under Aghunato sub-division to be present in their respective posting latest by March 10. Union cautioned that failure to do so would invite stringent action as per the union’s resolution.

Special outreach prog on RMNCH+A

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ESSU team visits government schools

Transport office informs: Transport ommissioner’s office and the Regional Transport Officer’s office, have been temporarily shifted to Solidarity Park, Nagaland Civil Secretariat Area. It is also informed that the two offices would resume the normal office work from March 6.

ZBN first general assembly: Zeliangrong Baudi Nagaland (ZBN) has convened its first general assembly 2017 for the tenure 2017-2019 on March 3, at 11 a.m. in the Zeliangrong Baudi Hall, Jalukie town. All village chairmen, secretaries, town chairmen union under the Peren district, sub-ordinates bodies and senior leaders have been requested to attend the assembly.

BJP Wokha informs: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Wokha district has informed all party workers of the district that the district party office has been shifted to PWD colony near gas agency. All party official correspondence and work would function from February 27, from the new office. Therefore all have been requested to avail the same.

KMC informs: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) has informed that trade licenses renewal would commence from March 1 till 31. All the concerned members have been requested to renew trade licenses within the given period.

DoSE informs for B.Ed applicants: Additional director (HoD) School Education, Wonthungo Tsopoe has informed that the date of receiving application from eligible in-service candidates willing to undergo B.Ed study for the academic session of 2017-2019 on the conditions laid down by the government has been extended to March 10.

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Peace Channel Peren Chapter organized one day seminar cum induction of new members.

DIMAPUR: One-day sem- where individuals or com- conflict”, the conflict is inar cum induction of new munities were not harmed transformed into learning. members was organized by any other kinds of vioSpeaking on ‘Inner

by Peace Channel Peren lence. peace,’ Mohit Nahar quotChapter at All Saints HighShe quoted, John Paul ed the words of Sydney er Secondary School hall, Lederach, a recognized Madwed, “Those who are Peren town on February 25 peace builder scholar and at war with others are not with Martha Caceres and said that relationships were at peace with themselves.”

Mohit Nahar from Liver- main essence in peace.

He further added to bepool Hope University UK In her concluding re- come an agent of peace as the resource persons. mark she called upon the it was necessary to start In her address Martha participants and said when feeling peace inside of self.

Caceras said peace was not “we give skills to our chil- He also mentioned that only an absence of direct dren, teachers and lead- when “we transformed violence but peace should ers on how to manage an our self, it would give us also represent a scenario emotion and respond to more awareness and more

love towards our self ”. In the programme, concept and functioning of peace coordination committee was covered by project coordinator peace channel, Janthuiyang RK John and multi-media presentation and introduction to Peace Channel was given by district coordinator Peren, David Ndang.

Earlier at the programme, welcome address was delivered by principal, All Saints Higher Secondary School (ASHSS), Rev. Fr. Philip Mhonchumo.

Thirty-four new club members from All Saints Higher Secondary Schools (ASHSS), Baptist High School (BHS) and Government Middle School Peren (GMSP) were inducted into the Peace Club by Teacher animator (ASHSS), George.

The program that began with God’s blessing by chairman, Pastor’s Fellowship Peren town, Dr. Hiazuheing and concluded the programme with peace anthem by the congregation.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, February 28, 2017

Born : 22nd March 1932 – Died : 22nd Feb 2017 We profoundly express our heartfelt thanks and sincere gratitude to all who stood by us through prayer, assistance, visitation and physical presence during the brief illness, sudden demise and funeral of our beloved LATE C. NZIO TSOPOE, Retd. P/T & Ex Pastor Tsopo Village.

Words are inadequate to express our indebtedness to you but it’s our sincere prayer that God the Almighty showers His blessing upon you.

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Fish kiosk inaugurated at Tuensang town

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WEATHER FORECAST February 28

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Agartala Hazy sunshine

32 13

Sunny and pleasant

Aizawl

Guwahati Hazy sunshine

Sunny and pleasant

Imphal

Itanagar Partly sunny and nice

27 8 30 13 27 7 24 13

Shillong

Hazy sunshine

Kohima

Partly sunny; a shower or two 24 9

Dimapur Mostly sunny and pleasant

Partly sunny and nice

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Zunheboto Partly sunny with a shower

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D imapur : D i m a p u r Municipal Council (DMC) administrator has informed all hand cart/rickshaw/chat trolley/ice cream trolley/ sugar cane juicer trolley/ bicycle owner that renewal of DMC registration certificate/license for the year 2017 would commence from March 1. All have been directed to renew their respective license within March 31 and also to obtain new No. plate on deposit of requisite fees.

ADC Tuensang, T. Nchumbemo Odyuo with the DFO and CKS officials after inaugurating the fish Kiosk at Tuensang on February 27. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Fish kiosk at Tuensang town was inaugurated on February 27 by ADC Tuensang, T. Nchumbemo Odyuo as chief guest.

According to DIPR report, ADC speaking on the occasion, had congratulated the Fishery department and Chang Khulei Setshang (CKS) for achieving a milestone for constructing such store

which would provide clean and hygienic fish to the people of Tuensang town.

He added that there should be a sense of responsibility in managing this Fish kiosk for better waste management, storage and improvement from traditional way of handling. He encouraged the management authority to provide local fish free from chemicals which

would not only be good for health but also would enhance the economy.

Invocation prayer was pronounced by pastor TTBL, Rev. H. Sangkap.

S h o r t s p e e c h e s we r e delivered by president C K S, M . P N o k s h a n g a n d D F O Tu e n s a n g , Rongsenkumzuk. The programme was chaired by fishery demonstrator, O.Changlem.

DIMAPUR: Notun Bosti Council Dimapur (NBCD) has informed that new organisations as sub units under its banner by the nomenclature Women Wing and Youth Forum have been formed during an executive meeting held on January 24.

A press note by chairman, E.Jon Ezung and secretary Kavito Ayemi stated that the women wing would be led by Shenili Chishi as president, Renbolo Ezung as secretary along with three office bearers and 4 from each Khel as representatives.

Further, it stated that the youth forum would be led

by Thechamo Kikon as president, Puloto Chopy as secretary with three office bearers and 4 from each Khel as representatives.

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BJP victory imminent in Manipur: Johnny Rengma

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, FEB 27 (NPN): Returning after one week of extensive campaigning in Manipur tribal belts, Bhar tiya Janata Party’s national vice-president for ST Morcha, Johnny G Re n g m a o n M o n d ay exuded confidence that BJP would win the Manipur elections with absolute majority.

Rengma, who was addressing media persons in Dimapur Monday, said: “I am confident that BJP will form the next government in Manipur with absolute majority,” and added BJP would usher in an era of peace and prosperity in the state once it comes to power.

While drawing comparison with election excesses in Nagaland t o t h a t o f M a n i p u r, Rengma said Nagaland Baptist Churches Council (NBCC) Clean Election Campaign should not only benefit Nagaland but it should too in Manipur.

Rengma also added that EPIC cards were distributed to all voters

in Manipur, suggesting that the election process of Manipur was much cleaner and thorough than Nagaland.

He was of the opinion that the clean election process in Manipur was unlike Nagaland and that the candidates in fray don’t have to spend much. “There were no mess (food/feast) in the election rallies,” he cited as an example.

Asked about Naga Pe o p l e s Fr o n t p a r t y, which is in alliance with BJP in Nagaland and is also contesting 15 seats i n M a n i p u r, Re n g m a maintained “NPF party should remain a good and people friendly party in Nagaland.” He opined that NPF had “antagonised and created” more divisions among the tribals (as non-Naga tribals also inhabit those areas) and went on to add that NPF cannot solve the Naga political problem in Manipur.

Tribal community, according to him, were smart enough and therefore BJP will win almost all the tribal

reserved seats including some that are not reserved for tribals.

“NSCN (I-M) should understand the BJP-led government of India engagement with them to resolve the Naga political issue and refrain their involvement with certain political parties in the Manipur elections especially in the tribal areas,” he also stated.

H e f u r t h e r maintained that with the installation of Bhartiya Janata Party government in Manipur would foster better relationship with Nagaland and Manipur not just at government level but people to people also.

In his opinion, change of government in Manipur was a foregone conclusion as “the wind of the BJP wave has cleared the doubts of the Manipur electorate.”

M e a n w h i l e, h e informed that the BJP was fighting alone in Manipur without any form of alliance thereby reiterating his earlier stand that BJP will win by majority votes.

Governor congratulates SASK residential school dedicated in Kiphire ‘humanity achievers’ awardee DIMAPUR: Governor of Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh, P.B. Acharya has congratulated Linda Newmai on being awarded the Humanity Achievers Award 2017 instituted by Niveditha Foundation and A.R. Foundation, New Delhi.

Acharya expressed his happiness over

the award as it recognized her services in helping people, especially the North East people in Delhi for the last 10 years.

Further, the Governor also stated that he was impressed by her inspirational work and urged her to continue helping the people in need.

Career guidance programme at SJC

Resource persons from America at the career guidance.

DIMAPUR: Career guidance programme was held at St Joseph’s College (SJC) Jakhama for the 6th semester students of Political Science, History and Sociology departments on February 27.

Richard Dick Korn, faculty from Franklin University, USA, Madeline Trichel Glin facilitator for community building programme from America,

Dr. C.P Anto, principal, NEISSAR and Imliakum, Peace Channel coordinator, Kohima, were the animators for the programme.

The objective of the programme was to impart the prospects of a career after the end semester.

They highlighted on the passion, interest, ability and personality required for choosing a career.

They also addressed on

oriented professional jobs and programmes and the role of youth in involving themselves in the process of peace building for the society and the nation at large.

DIMAPUR, FEB 27: Sgeul Aoibhneach School Kiphire (SASK) a residential school was dedicated by senior pastor of Kiphire Town Baptist Lithro, S Chopongkyu on February 27 at Kiphire town.

During the dedication function, proprietor of the school, Alison Sangtam also the associate pastor of the Kiphire Town Baptist Lithro (KTBL) said that the “SASK” is a project under Prodigals’ Home which has been supported by the Good News Health Scotland Trust (GNHST).

He said that God has evidently entrusted me this ministry, a specific vision to gaze upon and his provision to fulfill his given vision.

He stated that the main purpose of establishing the school was to impart academics from Christian perspective and committed to provide quality education both spiritually and academically.

According to him, his family has been running a small hostel for the past 10 years for the school children and the mission was just a

Parents, teachers and well-wishers at the dedication programme. blessing from God that they had been praying for.

He also said that in 2009 their family along with few of his school children came to this field and dedicated the location of the school to God for the purpose of the opening school and it was after 7 long years of prayer God answered their prayer.

It may be noted that foundation stone was laid on January 27 and school building, offices, hostels, staff quarters were started

for the functioning of the school and is still under progress.

Classes would have LKG & UKG only for the current academic ye a r w h i c h wo u l d b e upgraded annually. The school provides trained and experienced faculty with modern infrastructures and update facilities. School bus would be provided for the day scholar. Altogether 35 student enrolled for the academic year 2017.

Earlier, invocation

prayer was pronounced by pastor Kiphire Village Baptist Lithro, Tsosuju and introductory session of the school teachers was given

by the proprietor of the school.

Parents, church elders and well-wishers attended the programme.

NSSATA Zunheboto unit appeals for salary DIMAPUR: NSSATAZunheboto unit has appealed the state government to immediately release all pending salaries and arrears within first the week of March.

A press note by NSSATA-Z unit president Vinoka and secretar y, Aboto lamented that state government and the concern department

had never been faithful to teaching community, especially SSA/RMSA/ Hindi teachers, whereas they continuously advocate about quality education.

It cautioned that the concern department and government would be held solely responsible for any ugly turn as the teachers had suffered enough from the previous government.

KDTODU undertakes road repair in Kohima

DIMAPUR: Kohima District Truck Owners’ and Drivers’ Union Kohima (KDTODU) had organized oneday social work and repaired roads by filing up potholes with stones and soil donated by its members from T.Khel agri link road to I.G. stadium on February 25.

KDTODU expressed gratitude to all members and Thepfuduonyü Liezietsu, Kenilezo Senotsu, Rüülebi Senotsu, Er. Keneilhousa Keneiselie, Pecülhoubei and Neizevolie for providing JCB and trucks.

KDTODU also installed its new office bearers for the tenure 2017-19 to be led by Megobizo Kuotsu as president, Kevethi Puro as general secretary and 4 others.

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BJP is the panacea for all ills in northeast: Rijiju

OFFICE OF THE

KUDAWHI UNION

Please, take notice that the above case/appeal has been filed by the petitioner/appellant (Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd.), wherein you have been impleaded as opposite party/respondent.

You are therefore directed to appear before this Court on 24.03.2017 in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the case.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned above the case will be heard and determined in your absence.

Gauhati High Court (Kohima Bench) DC-338 Kohima : Nagaland

NAHARANI HINDU KACHARI SAMAJ NAHARBARI, DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

Jai Shri Radhe

Jai Shri Radhe Jai Shri Radhe President

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NAGA PEOPLE’S FRONT WOKHA DIVISION, WOKHA : NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The NPF Wokha Division extends heartiest congratulation to the most seasoned regionalist leader Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu on being becoming the Chief Minister of Nagaland.

The NPF Wokha Division hopes and pray that under his dynamic leadership peace and all round development will prevail. The Division also congratulates all the newly inducted Cabinet Ministers, Parliamentary Secretaries and Advisors in the Government.

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Ekonthung Kikon Gen. Secy., NPF Wokha Division

Shoixe Ghami Kuposhukulu Dimapur (SGKD) gholo kihi küsümi kümütsü, Atsala: 04 March 2017 inaqhe ayi 7:30, A-a: Akinni pighiu Ino Kiyeto Jimo Ki lo, Sükusho kighini ani. Tighenguno khiu pelonomu vezü mono akibolomi kümütsü sawo akighini lo ssü penike yehpithi tsü ani.

Küsütsa Kulupu : 9856802060 Aqhalo Kipithiu SGKD

NOTICE

DIST. WOKHA, NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

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Nihoyi Kinny General Secretary, AAUD

OFFICE OF THE HEADMISTRESS GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL SUNGRO

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

MEDZIPHEMA, DISTRICT DIMAPUR, NAGALAND JUDL/SUC-1/2016/358 Date : 27th Feb. 2017

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The faculties and the students of GHS Sungro would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who had rendered their valuable time, physically, mentally, materially and financially for the success of 50 years Golden Jubilee Celebration of GHS Sungro held on 14th Dec. 2016.

We would like to express our special thanks to the following individuals and groups for their valuable contribution.

1. Shri. Yitachu, Hon'ble Minister, School Education & SCERT, Govt. of Nagaland for gracing the Programme as Chief Guest and financial support.

2. Shri. Ramongo Lotha (IAS) Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland, Food & Civil Supplies, Legal & Metrology and Consumer Protection as Guest of Honour and financial support.

3. Shri. Wonthungo Tsopoe, Additional Director (HoD), School Education, Nagaland.

4. Shri. Mhonsao Ezung, Asst. Development Commissioner Wokha.

5. Deputy Commissioner Wokha.

6. Department of Information and Public Relation for media coverage.

7. EAC Lotsu.

8. All Officials of Education Department.

9. All Programme Officials.

10. Jubilee Committee Members.

11. GHS Sungro Alumni.

12. Sungro Range Councils.

13. Sungro Range Public in general.

14. All the Department is Sungro Circle.

15. All Churches in Sungro Range.

We tender our sincere apology for not being able to mentioned all the names in this column who rendered their valuable service for the Jubilee.

In case, if the names of any Officers of GHS Sungro Alumni is missed out in the Souvenir, kindly intimate the same to the School Authority for future record.

HEADMISTRESS GOVT. HIGH SCHOOL SUNGRO WOKHA : NAGALAND M/NO. 9612767037

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OFFICE OF THE

KHUKIYE LUKHAI STUDENTS' UNION B.P.O : SATAKHA, DIST. ZUNHEBOTO

IN GRATITUDE

(Nribemo Murry) General Secy., NPF 37 A/C (Tiyi)

GRATITUDE

The Phek District Contractor & Suppliers Union (NCSU) hereby expresses our gratitude to the Chief Minister of Nagaland for appointing Shri. Pele Khezhie as PRO to Chief Minister, Shri. Pele Khezhie who is a down-to-earth and a fatherly figure to the contractors community rightly deserves the prestigious post and we duly congratulate him on this achievement.

We also congratulate Shri. Diethoselhou Sachu for being appointed PS to Chief Minister.

The Phek District Contractor & Suppliers Union (NCSU) also congratulate Shri. Chotisuh Sazo and Shri. Yitachu for being allocated Cabinet berths and also Shri. Deo Nukhu for retaining his portfolio.

Kuzhoseyi Alex President PDNCSU

SHOIXE GHAMI KUPOSHUKULU DIMAPUR

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

Apeto Assumi President, AAUD

The NPF 37 A/C Tiyi extends heartfelt gratitude to honourable Chief Minister of Nagaland Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, a seasoned, experienced and the father of the Regional Party Leader been inducted as the 11th Chief Minister of Nagaland on 22nd Feb 2017, the 37 A/C Tiyi heartily expect and hope that under your dynamic leadership the new government would bring the whole Naga people together and make good things prevail for an all round development of Nagaland. May the Almighty God bless you.

Razou Lohe Gen. Secretary PDNCSU

security to Sharmila as she travels alone almost all the time.” “Security has been provided to Sharmila for her own safety,” he told PTI. Meanwhile, Erendro, convenor of Sharmila’s party People’s Resurgence and Justice Alliance (PRJA) said six personnel from the state armed forces were provided for her security. “They follow her continuously,” Erendro added.

The ECI, on Friday, had asked the state authorities to provide escort to Sharmila who is contesting the upcoming 11th Manipur state assembly elections from Thoubal, the home turf of incumbent Chief Minister O Ibobi Singh.

The SEMOMA COMMUNITY BUILDING DONORS’ RAFFLE DRAW will be held at 11:00 A.M on 3rd MARCH, 2017 at BUILDING COMPLEX, KOHIMA (Near Kohima Zoo).

All are cordially invited.

Sd/ORGANISING COMMITTEE K-523

District Wokha : Nagaland

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Imphal, Feb 27 (PTI): Irom Sharmila Chanu today refused to accept the ‘security escort’ provided to her by the state authorities under the direction of the Election Commission of India.

Sharmila told PTI that she has no enmity with anyone and has “nothing to fear about”.

The former iconic human rights figure said she does not approve of the “VIP culture” of being surrounded by armed forces and wants to be with the people. On the other hand, Additional Chief Secretary J Suresh Babu said, “The state authorities are doing their part as the ECI has directed them to provide

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The Akuluto Area Union Dimapur extends heartiest congratulations to Shri. Khekaho Assumi on being appointed as Parliamentary Secretary, Youth Resources & Sports.

NAGA PEOPLE’S FRONT - 37 A/C TIYI

I N F O R M AT I O N

Welcome and join the Srimad Bhagwat Katha Gyanyagya by Shraddheya Pt. Sri Lekhram Rimal Shastriji Maharaj from Vrindavan and Yoga Shivir by Narayan Yogiji Maharaj, Yoga Expert.

PROGRAM Kalas Yatra from 8:00 AM onward on 3rd March Daily Kirtan from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM Place : Maa Laxmi Mandir Naharbari, Dimapur near Padum pukhuri, Pond Date : 3rd March to 10th March 2017 Time : 12 Noon to 4 P.M Daily

FELICITATION

Sharmila refuses security escort provided by state

FELICITATION The Khukiye Lukhai Students' Union is overwhelmed with pride and extends our immense gratitude to Rev. Dr. Kavito Zhimo Principal, Trinity Theological College, Thahekhu, Dimapur for being elected as the president of Senate of Serampore (University).

We are extremely proud of your achievement and bringing laurels towards our union. KLSU further wishes and pray that our Almighty God continue to bless and grant you success in future endeavours.

Kito K. Awomi Vice President KLSU

Inahoto L. Wotsa President KLSU

SHOIXE GHAMI KUPOSHUKULU DIMAPUR

FELICITATION

The Shoixe Ghami Kuposhukulu Dimapur (Welfare) extends our heartiest congratulations to Shri. G.Kaito Aye on being appointed to the Cabinet Minister of National Highway, Political Affairs.

Under the leadership of Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu.

The Welfare deeply Acknowledge the Hon’ble Chief Minister Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu. for elevating Shri. G. Kaito Aye to the higher status. We wish the new set of DAN Government all the best.

OFFICE BEARERS Shoixe Ghami Kuposhukulu Dimapur (Welfare)

NOTICE

Whereas Smti. Kholiro, wife of Late L.Angami Medziphema has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925 in order to draw pension/GIS/GPF/Leave encasement/bank account (A/C No. 30335747801) etc. of Lat L. Angami, who expired on 04/02/2017.

Public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 days of the issue of this notice.

SARA S. JAMIR Addl. Deputy Commissioner Medziphema Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland

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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)

In the court of Smti Elizabeth Ngully, Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Hamau Phom Deceased, has been filed by Smti C. Baushah Phom relation Wife R/o Padampukhuri, to draw his Family Pension, Bank Acct., Landed Property, etc., who expired on 22.01.17.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if she/he so desire may appear in this court within 30 days on the said day of 24.03.17.

Given under the hand and seal of the court this 23 day of 2/17.

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Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland

DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME/SURNAME I, Shri. Nitoshe, S/o Izheho permanent resident of Lumami Village under Zunheboto District, Nagaland do hereby solemnly swear an oath and declare as under : 1. That my name is officially records as Nitoshe in all my academic documents.

2. That due to clerical error/mistake in my School leaving/transfer certificate my name was inadvertently entered and recorded as Nithashe respectively which should be written as Nitoshe.

3. That through this declaration I shall rectify the use of my name as Nitoshe for all official and legal process and in all proceedings.

4. That the above mentioned name refers to one and the same person.

5. That the statement made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein.

Identified by Advocate Deponent/Declarant Solemnly affirm and declare on oath before Zunheboto on this day 25/11/2014 at Zunheboto, Nagaland.

Notary Public Regd.No. 5485/14 Date : 25/11/2014

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DISTRICT : DIMAPUR IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH MAC Appeal No. 09(K) of 2016 Oriental Insurance Company Limited .... Petitioner/Appellant -VERSUSShri. Aotoshi & ors ..... Opposite Parties/Respondent To, 1. Shri. Aotoshi, Aged about 20 years, Son of Shri. Sentijongshi, Resident of Aongza Ward, House No. 180, Mokokchung Town, Police Station - Mokokchung, District - Mokokchung, Nagaland 2. Shri. C. Tiameren, Son of Late Chuba Ao High School Road, Tuensang Town, Police Station - Tuensang,District - Tuensang, Nagaland (Owner of Vehicle No. NL-03-2343 (Maruti Car) 3. Shri. Watitoshi, Son of Shri. Samalepden, Resident of Aongza Ward, Mokokchung Town, Police Station - Mokokchung, District - Mokokchung, Nagaland (Driver of Vehicle No. NL-03-2343 (Maruti Car) .... Respondents

NOTICE

Shillong, Feb 27 (PTI): Meghalaya’s root-bridge has been nominated for the prestigious National Innovation Foundation award for grassroots innovations and outstanding traditional knowledge, officials said here today.

It is a communitydriven innovation by forest dwellers in the southern slopes of of the state.

The recognition is not for any single community, but for all communities who are engaged in growing living root bridges which have simplified bridge construction across rivers and streams here, they said. “We have identified at least nine villages that train and utilises the aerial roots of Rubber Trees (Ficus elastica) to make bridges across water bodies, Wankit Swer, an official at the Meghalaya Basin Development Authority, said.

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CONGRATULATION MESSAGE

The Kudawhi Union, Dimapur congratulates Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu for becoming the 17th Chief Minister of Nagaland and the first person from Kohima Village.

We wish you and pray that our Almighty God will use you to usher good governance in the State and lead the people to peaceable life in godliness and holiness.

Vihielie Sekhose President Kudawhi Union, Dimapur

IMPHAL, Feb 27: Except its president Gaidon Kamei and his publicity secretary, none of the office bearers of the United Naga Council (UNC) appeared in the court compelling the High Court of Manipur to re-summon them again on March 3.

The High Court of Manipur conducting hearing on a PIL related with imposition of economic blockade on the national highways summoned eight office bearers of the United Naga Council (UNC) today.

However, except UNC president Gaidon Kamei and his publicity secretary Stephen Shankhil who are currently in judicial custody, no other office bearers appeared in the court today.

As Gaidon and Stephen also appeared in the court without their senior counsels, the court has postponed the hearing on March 3 next. While fixing the next

hearing, the full bench of the high court re-summoned the office bearers of the UNC who have been impleaded as respondents of the PIL case to appear in the court on March 3. The court also warned that it would issue arrest warrant against them if they fail to appear before the court. In the absent of their senior counsels, the court also asked the counsels of Gaidon and Stephen to ensure their appearance in the court in the next scheduled hearing.

It may be mentioned that president Gaidon Kamei (52), vice-president Warngam Anal (50), general secretary S Milan (65), assistant secretary Gabriel Mayon (43), finance secretary Kaikho Mao (65), publicity secretary Stephen Shankhil (36), art and culture secretary Rockson Shimray (45), and speaker Kho John Poumai (67) have been impleaded as respondents of the PIL case.

The Union wish and pray that our Almighty God continue to bless and grant you success in your future endeavours.

DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

K.James Vizo Vice President Kudawhi Union, Dimapur

Correspondent

Meghalaya’s root bridge nominated for NIF award

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Itanagar, Feb 27 (PTI): The Dao Division of the Assam Rifles has apprehended a cadre of the NSCN (K) outfit from Mulong village.

The cadre, identified as Machow Ngaimong, was arrested from the village yesterday during an operation launched by the Assam Rifles team based on specific intelligence inputs, Defence PRO Colonel Chiranjeet Konwer informed in a release today.

The arrested cadre was involved in terrorising people and carrying out extortion in the village.

A pistol and live ammunitions were recovered from his possession, the release said.

On interrogation, the cadre admitted allegiance to NSCN (K) and divulged that he has been actively working for the outfit for the last seven years. With this arrest, the security forces have so far apprehended several cadres of the outfit in the last two weeks, the release said.

The security forces have been carrying out aggressive operations in the district and the arrest of the cadre has struck a blow to the extortion activities being carried out by the cadres of the group in the area, the release claimed.

pable of solving their issues, where else will there turn to for their solutions?” he said with a note of caution.

Conveying that PM Modi has assured commitment to solve all problems and bring about inclusive growth in the region, Rijiju informed that the party has clearly charted a roadmap for progress. He also assured that party’s commitment to solve the Naga political issue at the earliest.

Without mincing words, he criticized the Ibobi led Congress government in Manipur for instigating economic blockade only to gain political advantage while inciting communal hatred among the different ethnic groups in the state.

Describing his first visit to Talui, the birthplace of candidate Sword Vashum, as a beautiful experience, Rijiju poured out his sentiments of being connected with the Tangkhul brethren.

In his speech, Hakekat Jamwal stressed on the need to oust Manipur Congress gover nment, which he termed is depriving all basic amenities to the public.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, February 28, 2017

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elections in Manipur, Rijiju exuded confidence of BJP securing a two-third majority in the polls.

Driving home the point that BJP is the only panacea for all the ills in the Northeast region, Rijiju stated that BJP is so far the only party in India that has understood the political issues and unique identity of the Nagas and hence, a peace process was duly initiated by former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee in 1997.

Conceding that the region has the highest incidence of insurgency with all major communities taking up arms against the system, Rijiju termed the phenomenon as a backwash of politics of playing with people sentiments by the Congress.

Significantly, he called upon all the armed outfits in the region keep themselves from any disruptive activities against the BJP in this election time, adding that any such operations will be akin to closing door on themselves and their future.

“If they (armed outfits) would ever attempt to disturb the only party that is ca-

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Ukhrul, Feb 27: On his maiden visit to Talui village in Ukhrul district, Union minister of state for home affairs Kiran Rijiju Monday addressed a mammoth public gathering to garner support for 44-Chingai AC BJP candidate Sword Vashum here at the village public ground.

Rijiju was accorded a rousing welcome by more than 2000 strong- crowd led by the village headman Shimkhayai Sangjam, Chingai mandal BJP leaders, party workers, social leaders and public.

Speaking at the occasion, the Union minister categorically stated that the ensuing Manipur state assembly elections will be no child’s play, but a crucial test for the people of the district to decide their fate.

He, therefore, urged the gathering not to waste their valuable votes but give their conscientious mandate to Sword Vashum, whom he reposed full faith in sweeping the battle in the Chingai assembly constituency.

Describing the ensuing polls to be a watershed

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IN THE COURT OF 1ST CLASS MAGISTRATE AFFIDAVIT Date : 31/1/17

Regd. No. 23

I, Smt. ILIMHEILE, W/o HANGMAI of NGWALWA Village/Town, Police Station JALUKIE District PEREN State Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as follows : 1. That I am deponent of this affidavit.

2. That my real name is ILIMHEILE as entered in all my documents and not ALIMLE KUBUING which is affected in my bank account.

3. That both the name mention above are the same person.

4. That, I hereby declare that my correct name is ILIMHEILE shall be used as official name in all my document from the date of declaration of this affidavit.

That, the statement made above are true and correct to the best of knowledge and nothing has been concealed therein.

And I signed affidavit on this the 31st day of Jan. month 2017 year.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declare before me on this.... day... month at ...

Magistrate 1st Class, Jalukie : Nagaland DP-1718(A)

IN THE COURT OF 1ST CLASS MAGISTRATE AFFIDAVIT Date : 31/1/17

Regd. No. 22

I, Smt. NGAUSILE, D/o LT. KIELAMLEUNG of NGWALWA Village/ Town, Police Station JALUKIE District PEREN State Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as follows : 1. That I am deponent of this affidavit.

2. That my real name is NGAUSILE as entered in all my documents and not NGAUSILE MEYASE which is affected in my bank account.

3. That both the name mention above are the same person.

4. That, I hereby declare that my correct name is NGAUSILE shall be used as official name in all my document from the date of declaration of this affidavit.

That, the statement made above are true and correct to the best of knowledge and nothing has been concealed therein.

And I signed affidavit on this the 31st day of Jan. month 2017 year.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declare before me on this.... day... month at ...

Magistrate 1st Class, Jalukie : Nagaland DP-1718(B)

Academia row: Cong, Chidambaram slams Jaitley

P Chidambaram separatists and the ultra-Left are speaking the same language in certain university campuses. So, they must be willing to allow others with a different opinion to put a counter viewpoint.”

Ja i t l e y ’s c o m m e n t comes days after violent clashes outside Delhi University’s Ramjas college between activists of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad - the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh’s students wing - and the leftwing All India Students Association (AISA) on February 22. Tewari also said Jaitley’s remarks reflect the deep-seated fear in the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) that there is an instinctive alliance of subversion coming together.

“That instinctive alliance of subversion is predicated on undermining the fascist principle, which is intrinsic to the BJP. That is the alliance which challenges their intolerance and

their right to dominate the discourse which is making the government paranoid,” he said.

“The violence which took place in Ramjas College is absolutely abhorrent.

What is more shocking, is the attempts made by senior members of the government to justify the violence.

“Nobody holds the brief for the Balkanistaion of India or supports those who advocate the secession of India. Right to freedom of expression includes the right to offend and those offended have recourse to the law, if the reasonable restrictions are in any manner transgressed,” Tewari added.

Accusing the Modi government of joining forces with the Sangh Parivar to unleash assaults on Indian democracy, the Congress leader also said the assault on students and teachers by ABVP activists at Ramjas College was part of a concerted effort by right-wing forces.

“The incident (at Ramjas) is not isolated. Ever since this government came to power, attempts have been on to adjust the discourse 90 degrees to the right.

“There is this pattern of intimidation and violence going across the country which challenges the fundamental precept on which the Constitution of India rests, the idea on which the country has been founded.

US killer asked visa status of Indians before shooting

Arun Jaitley blames ‘alliance of subversion’ for campus violence

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has blamed an “alliance of subversion” for university campus violence and argued that the separatists and the ultraLeft were speaking the same language in certain campuses.

The Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs made the remarks while responding to students from the South Asia Centre of the London School of Economics (LSE), who asked him about his stand on the clas-

sification of the term “antinational” and the clashes between AISA and ABVP supporters in Ramjas College of the Delhi University earlier this week.

“A n y i d e a w h i c h thinks in terms of disintegration of (the) country, is something I abhor. Within the framework of upholding the sovereignty of (the) country, we can ideologically differ but free speech does not permit you to assault the sovereignty of the country,” Jaitley said yesterday.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE (FOOD SAFETY) NAGALAND : KOHIMA

NO. DHFW/FSSA-21/11/2011-12/11643-46

Dated Kohima the 27th Feb/17

PRESS RELEASE In pursuance of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 (Licensing and Registration of Food Business) Regulations, 2011 the undersigned do hereby directed all Food Business Operators in the state to obtain FSSAI License or Register or Renew their Business Establishment irrespective of rural and urban area (that is Food Manufacturers / Miller / Grinder / Whole Seller / Retailers/ Godowns / Warehouse / Gold storage / Distributer / Transporters/ Stockers/ Agencies / Departmental Suppliers / Repackers or Relabellers / Pharmacies dealing with food items, food supplements / Hotels / Restaurants / Canteens, Caterers / all petty food business operators etc), from the respective Office of the Chief Medical Officer (Designative Officer) of the districts for the period 2016-2018 (for two years) on or before 31-03-2017.

Any renewal application filed beyond the period mention above shall be accompanied by a late fee of Rs.100/- per day, for each day of delay.

Licensing and Registratioin forms and other details can be obtained from the office of the Chief Medical Officer (DOs) on all working days.

Operating Food Business without a License or Registration will attract a penalty up to Rs.5 Lakh and imprisonment up to 6 months under Section 63 of the Food Safety & Standards Act, 2006.

All Designated Officers (CMOs) are requested to submit half-yearly reports on Licensing and Registration of FBOs (October 2016, March 2017 and annual report on Food Safety activities for the year 2016-17 on or before 15/04/2017 as per the format enclosed.

Sd/Dr. L. Watikala Principal Director & Addl. Food Safety Commissioner Directorate of Health & Family Welfare Nagaland : Kohima DC-344

No. of Posts 1 (one)

Rs. 9300 - 34800/- with Grade pay of Rs. 4200/- PM

2 (two) 3 (three)

Category General (including OBC/MOBC and all others) SC ST(P) & ST (H) PWD

Minimum age 18 18 18 18

Maximum age 38 43 43 48

Eligibility for the post of Private Secretary (Stenographer Grade-I): Graduate from a recognized University along with a Diploma/Certificate in Stenography / Shorthand in English with minimum speed of 120 words per minute in shorthand & 50 wpm typing speed on a computer.

Due weightage will be given to Law Graduate.

4. Eligibility for the post of Judicial Assistant: Graduate from a recognized University having knowledge of working on computers.

5. Selection processes: (1) Selection process for the post of Private Secretary Stage 1 : Written Examination of objective type.

(English Language Proficiency) 50 marks (1 hour) Stage 2 : Stenography test (Dictation and transcription) 90 marks Stage 3 : Viva voce / Interview 10 marks Grand Total 150 marks 3.

1.

2.

3 4.

ST. JOHN COLLEGE, DIMAPUR

INFORMATION FOR REPEATERS Repeaters and backlog students of 2nd, 4th and 6th Semester of BA & B.Sc are hereby informed to fill up the examination forms between 7th to 10th March 2017, for the forth coming End Semester Examination 2017 which shall be conducted in month of April 2017.

Documents required are : Photo copy of HSLC Admit Card, Degree Admit Card and Marksheet (In original) of last examination with exam fee during office hour (9:00 am – 12:00 Noon).

Note : No one will be entertained after the expiry of the last date of filling form.

College website : www.stjohncollege.in Principal DP-1739

Pay Rs. 15600 - 39100/- with Grade pay of Rs. 5700/- PM

Age: Category wise age limits for the posts, as on date of advertisement, will be as under:

1.

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NEW DELHI, FEB 27 (AGENCIES): US Navy veteran Adam W Purinton, who shot dead IndianAmerican Srinivas Kuchibhotla and injured Alok Madasani at a Kansas bar last week, had asked their visa status before shooting them besides enquiring if the duo were staying in the USA as illegal migrants, reflecting the mindset of a section of American population whose ‘concerns’ have been outlined by the current administration in Washington.

Purinton, during the fateful night at the bar in Oalthe, Kansas, had initially asked Madasani and his colleague Kuchibhotla their visa status, say persons familiar with the episode.

The ex-navy personnel also asked the duo if they were staying in America as “illegal migrants”, a close associate of Madasani, who has now been released from the hospital, told ET from USA. Purinton had suspected the duo to be “middle-easterners”. The Indian duo did not respond to Purinton’s provocation. Instead, Madasani, an engineer who works for Garmin International, reported the initial incident to a bar manager, resulting in the Purinton being thrown out of the bar. But the Navy veteran later came back to the bar to shoot the duo. The shooting happened within weeks of president Donald Trump’s declaration of strict action against illegal migrants and proposed stricter rules for legal migrants including Indian professionals under H-1B visa category. Indian establishment, however, is of opinion that changes in H-1B visa category will require Congressional action and this is a time-consuming matter.

Foreign secretary S Jaishankar, who is visiting USA this week, his third trip to America since November 8 election results, will voice concerns over security of Indian Americans as well as drive home the point of Indian professionals’ contribution to the local economy.

The issue of contribution of Indian nationals in America was raised by the PM who met US Congressmen in Delhi last week.

“Therefore, time has come for all progressive, pluralistic and patriotic forces to come together and fight this relentless assault on the Indian democracy by elements of the Sangh Parivar (that) has complete and absolute backing of the government right up to the Prime Minister,” said Tewari.

“This is indicative by the kind of people the Prime Minister has chosen to follow on his Twitter handle.”

Earlier, Trinamool Congress leader Derek O’Brien had said that Modi was following on Twitter certain trolls who write “venomous, misogynist” stuff besides issuing “murderous threats”.

The clashes at Ramjas

Gopal Baglay new External Affairs Ministry spokesperson

New Delhi, Feb 27 Monday assumed charge media as press counsellor at (IANS): Gopal Baglay, as Ministry spokesperson. the embassy in Kathmandu. who headed the Ministry An Indian Foreign Service He has also served as direcbetween the two groups erupted after the ABVP of External Affairs division officer of the 1992 batch, tor in the external publicity forced cancellation of a dealing with Pakistan, on Baglay has earlier dealt with division of the MEA. seminar that was to be addressed by JNU student RECRUITMENT NOTICE Umar Khalid. Khalid was THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT jailed last year on sedition (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) charges for allegedly shouting anti-India slogans.

Kohima Bench The discord took a new Applications are invited from eligible candidates for filling up 1 (one) post of Private Secretary turn after Gurmehar Kaur, (Stenographer Grade-I) and 2 (two) post of Judicial Assistant in the Kohima Bench of the Gauhati High Kohima, Nagaland. For details please visit the website of the High Court, Kohima Bench at www. a student of Lady Shri Ram Court, kohimahighcourt.gov.in.

College and daughter of an Sd/Registrar army officer killed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kargil war, launched a soKohima, Nagaland cial media campaign against the ABVP. THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT AT GUWAHATI Kaur posted a photo (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) on social media, holding a placard saying: “I am a KOHIMA BENCH Website: www.kohimahighcourt.gov.in student of Delhi University.

I am not afraid of ABVP. I ADVERTISEMENT am not alone. Every student Dated Kohima ........... of India is with me” with No. are invited from the citizens of India as defined in Article 5 and 6 of the Constitution of India the hashtag #studentsagain- 1. Applications for filling up the following vacant posts in the Registry of Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, stabvp.

Nagaland. Reservations would be as per existing Rules. Last date for submission of application is18.03.17

DC-1652

New Delhi/London, Feb 27 (IANS): The Congress on Monday demanded that Finance Minister Arun Jaitley apologise for “insulting” the Indian academia for his remark at the London School of Economics (LSE) that “there is an alliance of subversion on Indian campuses”, in reference to last week’s violence at Ramjas College.

Senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram too hit out at Jaitley.

“When Mr. Jaitley was president of DUSU in 1975, was he heading an ‘Alliance of Subversion’?” - he asked sarcastically on Twitter.

“The Finance Minister went to London. At LSE, he said ‘there is an alliance of subversion across university campuses in India’. Thus spoke the Finance Minister in the erstwhile capital of Imperial Britain,” said Congress spokesperson Manish Tewari at a media conference here.

“He has insulted the academia of India, insulted its students, teachers and the other members of the fraternity. He (Jaitley) should apologise for the language he has used against Indian academia and that too on foreign soil,” he added.

Delivering a talk at the LSE on Saturday, Jaitley had: “Violence is not the method; no group can and should use violence... there is an alliance of subversion which is taking place. The

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Description Marks/ Duration Written examination of objective type (English language Proficiency) A written examination (objective type) of 1 (one) hour duration on English 50 Marks language proficiency Stenography Test Voice testing before dictation 2 Minutes Speed test in shorthand at a speed of 120 words per minute (Duration 7 minutes) 90 Marks [840 words] Time to be given to the candidates for testing the computer 3 Minutes Time for transcription of the dictated portion in computer 20 Minutes Viva voce Candidates in the ratio of 1:3 (Three candidates against one vacancy) from the 10 marks rank wise mark sheet of the Written examination and Stenography Test will be called for the viva voce. The Gauhati High Court reserves the right to fix cut off mark in the Written Examination and Stenography Test.

(2) Selection process for the post of Judicial Assistant The selection test will consist of a written examination of one paper (100 marks) and viva voce (15 marks).

Written examination: The written examination (objective type multiple choices) will be of 2 hour duration on OMR answer scripts and the same shall contain questions on General English, General Knowledge and General Aptitude.

There will be 100 objective type questions. For every correct answer, the candidate will be awarded 1 (one) mark. There will be no negative mark for a wrong answer.

Viva voce: On the basis of marks obtained in the written examination, candidates, equal to 3 (three) times the number of vacancies (1:3), in order of merit, will be called for viva voce.

The Gauhati High Court reserves the right to fix cut off mark in the Written Examination.

On the basis of the total marks obtained in the written examination and viva voce the final select list will be prepared.

Where more than one candidate obtains same total marks (marks of written examination and viva voce), the candidate who obtains more marks in the written examination will get preference. Where the marks obtained by such candidates in the written examination are also same, the candidate who is senior in age will get preference.

6. How to apply: I. Candidates are first required to go to the website www.kohimahighcourt.gov.in, download and take printout of the "Advertisement & Common Application Form".

Il. Candidates shall fill the Application Form and paste his/her recent passport sized coloured photograph in the given space of the application form and shall sign across the photograph. Four copies of the same photograph should be stapled in the top right corner of the application form and the candidate should write his/her name on the reverse of the stapled photographs.

Ill. The envelope containing the application form and documents should be super scribed as "APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF (Name of the post applied for)" and the same should be addressed to "The Registrar, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, Nagaland, PIN - 797001. The duly filled-in application form in the prescribed format along with all relevant documents/testimonials should reach the Registrar, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, Nagaland, PIN - 797001 on or before the last date of submission of applications.

IV. Envelope containing application form and documents can also be dropped in the respective DROP BOXES kept in the precincts of the Kohima Bench, Gauhati High Court, Kohima, Nagaland or the same may be sent by post to the address mentioned above so as to reach on or before the last date.

V. Applications submitted in any other mode, except as indicated above, will be summarily rejected without any communication.

VI. No application shall be entertained after the last date of submission.

VII. The list of the candidates, with allotted Roll Nos. will be published on high court website for reference of the candidates in due course.

7. Fees: Indian Postal Order (IPa) of Rs. 200/- (Rupees Two Hundred) only for General (including OBC/MOBC and all others) candidates and Rs. 100/- (Rupees One Hundred) only in case of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe/PWD candidates, payable to Registrar, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, Nagaland should be enclosed with the application form.

8. Application Forms: Application forms will be available in the official website of the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, Nagaland Cwww.kohimahighcourt.gov.in) 9. Terms and Conditions: I. Candidates applying for more than one post should fill up separate application form for each post.

Il. Mere satisfying the eligibility criteria does not entitle a candidate to be called for the written examination/skill test/interview etc.

Ill. Candidates who are already in Government service shall have to produce "No Objection Certificate" from his/her employer.

IV. The certificate for claim of reservation must be issued by the competent authority.

V. No person, who has entered into or contracted a marriage with a person having a spouse living or who, having a spouse living, has entered into or contracted a marriage with any person, shall be eligible for appointment to the said posts.

VI. The admission of candidates at all stages of the selection process will be purely provisional and subject to their satisfying the prescribed eligibility conditions by way of furnishing documentary evidence in support thereof. If on verification at any time before or after the selection process, it is found that a candidate does not fulfil any of the eligibility condition, his/her candidature shall stand cancelled without any notice. Mere calling of candidates to written examination / skill test/interview etc. and mere issuance of admit card/ call letter etc. does not necessarily mean acceptance of candidature of any candidate which shall be further scrutinized at every stage and Gauhati High Court reserves the right to reject the candidature of any candidate at any subsequent stage.

VII. The High Court mav decide not to issue admit card/ call letter etc. to the candidates individually and may decide to call candidates to written examination/skill test/ interview etc. by publishing a notification in the official website of the Kohirha Bench and notice board of the High Court, Kohima Bench. Hence, candidates are advised to regularly check the website of the High Court, Kohima Bench for the latest updates.

VIII. The High Court reserves the right to cancel the advertisement, alter or modify any terms and conditions of the advertisement at any stage.

IX. All other matters which are not specifically provided herein shall be as decided by the High Court.

DC-331

(Y. Longkumer) Registrar, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima

Academia row: Cong, Chidambaram slams Jaitley

P Chidambaram separatists and the ultra-Left are speaking the same language in certain university campuses. So, they must be willing to allow others with a different opinion to put a counter viewpoint.”

Ja i t l e y ’s c o m m e n t comes days after violent clashes outside Delhi University’s Ramjas college between activists of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad - the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh’s students wing - and the leftwing All India Students Association (AISA) on February 22. Tewari also said Jaitley’s remarks reflect the deep-seated fear in the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) that there is an instinctive alliance of subversion coming together.

“That instinctive alliance of subversion is predicated on undermining the fascist principle, which is intrinsic to the BJP. That is the alliance which challenges their intolerance and

their right to dominate the discourse which is making the government paranoid,” he said.

“The violence which took place in Ramjas College is absolutely abhorrent.

What is more shocking, is the attempts made by senior members of the government to justify the violence.

“Nobody holds the brief for the Balkanistaion of India or supports those who advocate the secession of India. Right to freedom of expression includes the right to offend and those offended have recourse to the law, if the reasonable restrictions are in any manner transgressed,” Tewari added.

Accusing the Modi government of joining forces with the Sangh Parivar to unleash assaults on Indian democracy, the Congress leader also said the assault on students and teachers by ABVP activists at Ramjas College was part of a concerted effort by right-wing forces.

“The incident (at Ramjas) is not isolated. Ever since this government came to power, attempts have been on to adjust the discourse 90 degrees to the right.

“There is this pattern of intimidation and violence going across the country which challenges the fundamental precept on which the Constitution of India rests, the idea on which the country has been founded.

US killer asked visa status of Indians before shooting

Arun Jaitley blames ‘alliance of subversion’ for campus violence

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has blamed an “alliance of subversion” for university campus violence and argued that the separatists and the ultraLeft were speaking the same language in certain campuses.

The Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs made the remarks while responding to students from the South Asia Centre of the London School of Economics (LSE), who asked him about his stand on the clas-

sification of the term “antinational” and the clashes between AISA and ABVP supporters in Ramjas College of the Delhi University earlier this week.

“A n y i d e a w h i c h thinks in terms of disintegration of (the) country, is something I abhor. Within the framework of upholding the sovereignty of (the) country, we can ideologically differ but free speech does not permit you to assault the sovereignty of the country,” Jaitley said yesterday.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE (FOOD SAFETY) NAGALAND : KOHIMA

NO. DHFW/FSSA-21/11/2011-12/11643-46

Dated Kohima the 27th Feb/17

PRESS RELEASE In pursuance of the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006 (Licensing and Registration of Food Business) Regulations, 2011 the undersigned do hereby directed all Food Business Operators in the state to obtain FSSAI License or Register or Renew their Business Establishment irrespective of rural and urban area (that is Food Manufacturers / Miller / Grinder / Whole Seller / Retailers/ Godowns / Warehouse / Gold storage / Distributer / Transporters/ Stockers/ Agencies / Departmental Suppliers / Repackers or Relabellers / Pharmacies dealing with food items, food supplements / Hotels / Restaurants / Canteens, Caterers / all petty food business operators etc), from the respective Office of the Chief Medical Officer (Designative Officer) of the districts for the period 2016-2018 (for two years) on or before 31-03-2017.

Any renewal application filed beyond the period mention above shall be accompanied by a late fee of Rs.100/- per day, for each day of delay.

Licensing and Registratioin forms and other details can be obtained from the office of the Chief Medical Officer (DOs) on all working days.

Operating Food Business without a License or Registration will attract a penalty up to Rs.5 Lakh and imprisonment up to 6 months under Section 63 of the Food Safety & Standards Act, 2006.

All Designated Officers (CMOs) are requested to submit half-yearly reports on Licensing and Registration of FBOs (October 2016, March 2017 and annual report on Food Safety activities for the year 2016-17 on or before 15/04/2017 as per the format enclosed.

Sd/Dr. L. Watikala Principal Director & Addl. Food Safety Commissioner Directorate of Health & Family Welfare Nagaland : Kohima DC-344

No. of Posts 1 (one)

Rs. 9300 - 34800/- with Grade pay of Rs. 4200/- PM

2 (two) 3 (three)

Category General (including OBC/MOBC and all others) SC ST(P) & ST (H) PWD

Minimum age 18 18 18 18

Maximum age 38 43 43 48

Eligibility for the post of Private Secretary (Stenographer Grade-I): Graduate from a recognized University along with a Diploma/Certificate in Stenography / Shorthand in English with minimum speed of 120 words per minute in shorthand & 50 wpm typing speed on a computer.

Due weightage will be given to Law Graduate.

4. Eligibility for the post of Judicial Assistant: Graduate from a recognized University having knowledge of working on computers.

5. Selection processes: (1) Selection process for the post of Private Secretary Stage 1 : Written Examination of objective type.

(English Language Proficiency) 50 marks (1 hour) Stage 2 : Stenography test (Dictation and transcription) 90 marks Stage 3 : Viva voce / Interview 10 marks Grand Total 150 marks 3.

1.

2.

3 4.

ST. JOHN COLLEGE, DIMAPUR

INFORMATION FOR REPEATERS Repeaters and backlog students of 2nd, 4th and 6th Semester of BA & B.Sc are hereby informed to fill up the examination forms between 7th to 10th March 2017, for the forth coming End Semester Examination 2017 which shall be conducted in month of April 2017.

Documents required are : Photo copy of HSLC Admit Card, Degree Admit Card and Marksheet (In original) of last examination with exam fee during office hour (9:00 am – 12:00 Noon).

Note : No one will be entertained after the expiry of the last date of filling form.

College website : www.stjohncollege.in Principal DP-1739

Pay Rs. 15600 - 39100/- with Grade pay of Rs. 5700/- PM

Age: Category wise age limits for the posts, as on date of advertisement, will be as under:

1.

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NEW DELHI, FEB 27 (AGENCIES): US Navy veteran Adam W Purinton, who shot dead IndianAmerican Srinivas Kuchibhotla and injured Alok Madasani at a Kansas bar last week, had asked their visa status before shooting them besides enquiring if the duo were staying in the USA as illegal migrants, reflecting the mindset of a section of American population whose ‘concerns’ have been outlined by the current administration in Washington.

Purinton, during the fateful night at the bar in Oalthe, Kansas, had initially asked Madasani and his colleague Kuchibhotla their visa status, say persons familiar with the episode.

The ex-navy personnel also asked the duo if they were staying in America as “illegal migrants”, a close associate of Madasani, who has now been released from the hospital, told ET from USA. Purinton had suspected the duo to be “middle-easterners”. The Indian duo did not respond to Purinton’s provocation. Instead, Madasani, an engineer who works for Garmin International, reported the initial incident to a bar manager, resulting in the Purinton being thrown out of the bar. But the Navy veteran later came back to the bar to shoot the duo. The shooting happened within weeks of president Donald Trump’s declaration of strict action against illegal migrants and proposed stricter rules for legal migrants including Indian professionals under H-1B visa category. Indian establishment, however, is of opinion that changes in H-1B visa category will require Congressional action and this is a time-consuming matter.

Foreign secretary S Jaishankar, who is visiting USA this week, his third trip to America since November 8 election results, will voice concerns over security of Indian Americans as well as drive home the point of Indian professionals’ contribution to the local economy.

The issue of contribution of Indian nationals in America was raised by the PM who met US Congressmen in Delhi last week.

“Therefore, time has come for all progressive, pluralistic and patriotic forces to come together and fight this relentless assault on the Indian democracy by elements of the Sangh Parivar (that) has complete and absolute backing of the government right up to the Prime Minister,” said Tewari.

“This is indicative by the kind of people the Prime Minister has chosen to follow on his Twitter handle.”

Earlier, Trinamool Congress leader Derek O’Brien had said that Modi was following on Twitter certain trolls who write “venomous, misogynist” stuff besides issuing “murderous threats”.

The clashes at Ramjas

Gopal Baglay new External Affairs Ministry spokesperson

New Delhi, Feb 27 Monday assumed charge media as press counsellor at (IANS): Gopal Baglay, as Ministry spokesperson. the embassy in Kathmandu. who headed the Ministry An Indian Foreign Service He has also served as direcbetween the two groups erupted after the ABVP of External Affairs division officer of the 1992 batch, tor in the external publicity forced cancellation of a dealing with Pakistan, on Baglay has earlier dealt with division of the MEA. seminar that was to be addressed by JNU student RECRUITMENT NOTICE Umar Khalid. Khalid was THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT jailed last year on sedition (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) charges for allegedly shouting anti-India slogans.

Kohima Bench The discord took a new Applications are invited from eligible candidates for filling up 1 (one) post of Private Secretary turn after Gurmehar Kaur, (Stenographer Grade-I) and 2 (two) post of Judicial Assistant in the Kohima Bench of the Gauhati High Kohima, Nagaland. For details please visit the website of the High Court, Kohima Bench at www. a student of Lady Shri Ram Court, kohimahighcourt.gov.in.

College and daughter of an Sd/Registrar army officer killed in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kargil war, launched a soKohima, Nagaland cial media campaign against the ABVP. THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT AT GUWAHATI Kaur posted a photo (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) on social media, holding a placard saying: “I am a KOHIMA BENCH Website: www.kohimahighcourt.gov.in student of Delhi University.

I am not afraid of ABVP. I ADVERTISEMENT am not alone. Every student Dated Kohima ........... of India is with me” with No. are invited from the citizens of India as defined in Article 5 and 6 of the Constitution of India the hashtag #studentsagain- 1. Applications for filling up the following vacant posts in the Registry of Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, stabvp.

Nagaland. Reservations would be as per existing Rules. Last date for submission of application is18.03.17

DC-1652

New Delhi/London, Feb 27 (IANS): The Congress on Monday demanded that Finance Minister Arun Jaitley apologise for “insulting” the Indian academia for his remark at the London School of Economics (LSE) that “there is an alliance of subversion on Indian campuses”, in reference to last week’s violence at Ramjas College.

Senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram too hit out at Jaitley.

“When Mr. Jaitley was president of DUSU in 1975, was he heading an ‘Alliance of Subversion’?” - he asked sarcastically on Twitter.

“The Finance Minister went to London. At LSE, he said ‘there is an alliance of subversion across university campuses in India’. Thus spoke the Finance Minister in the erstwhile capital of Imperial Britain,” said Congress spokesperson Manish Tewari at a media conference here.

“He has insulted the academia of India, insulted its students, teachers and the other members of the fraternity. He (Jaitley) should apologise for the language he has used against Indian academia and that too on foreign soil,” he added.

Delivering a talk at the LSE on Saturday, Jaitley had: “Violence is not the method; no group can and should use violence... there is an alliance of subversion which is taking place. The

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Description Marks/ Duration Written examination of objective type (English language Proficiency) A written examination (objective type) of 1 (one) hour duration on English 50 Marks language proficiency Stenography Test Voice testing before dictation 2 Minutes Speed test in shorthand at a speed of 120 words per minute (Duration 7 minutes) 90 Marks [840 words] Time to be given to the candidates for testing the computer 3 Minutes Time for transcription of the dictated portion in computer 20 Minutes Viva voce Candidates in the ratio of 1:3 (Three candidates against one vacancy) from the 10 marks rank wise mark sheet of the Written examination and Stenography Test will be called for the viva voce. The Gauhati High Court reserves the right to fix cut off mark in the Written Examination and Stenography Test.

(2) Selection process for the post of Judicial Assistant The selection test will consist of a written examination of one paper (100 marks) and viva voce (15 marks).

Written examination: The written examination (objective type multiple choices) will be of 2 hour duration on OMR answer scripts and the same shall contain questions on General English, General Knowledge and General Aptitude.

There will be 100 objective type questions. For every correct answer, the candidate will be awarded 1 (one) mark. There will be no negative mark for a wrong answer.

Viva voce: On the basis of marks obtained in the written examination, candidates, equal to 3 (three) times the number of vacancies (1:3), in order of merit, will be called for viva voce.

The Gauhati High Court reserves the right to fix cut off mark in the Written Examination.

On the basis of the total marks obtained in the written examination and viva voce the final select list will be prepared.

Where more than one candidate obtains same total marks (marks of written examination and viva voce), the candidate who obtains more marks in the written examination will get preference. Where the marks obtained by such candidates in the written examination are also same, the candidate who is senior in age will get preference.

6. How to apply: I. Candidates are first required to go to the website www.kohimahighcourt.gov.in, download and take printout of the "Advertisement & Common Application Form".

Il. Candidates shall fill the Application Form and paste his/her recent passport sized coloured photograph in the given space of the application form and shall sign across the photograph. Four copies of the same photograph should be stapled in the top right corner of the application form and the candidate should write his/her name on the reverse of the stapled photographs.

Ill. The envelope containing the application form and documents should be super scribed as "APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF (Name of the post applied for)" and the same should be addressed to "The Registrar, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, Nagaland, PIN - 797001. The duly filled-in application form in the prescribed format along with all relevant documents/testimonials should reach the Registrar, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, Nagaland, PIN - 797001 on or before the last date of submission of applications.

IV. Envelope containing application form and documents can also be dropped in the respective DROP BOXES kept in the precincts of the Kohima Bench, Gauhati High Court, Kohima, Nagaland or the same may be sent by post to the address mentioned above so as to reach on or before the last date.

V. Applications submitted in any other mode, except as indicated above, will be summarily rejected without any communication.

VI. No application shall be entertained after the last date of submission.

VII. The list of the candidates, with allotted Roll Nos. will be published on high court website for reference of the candidates in due course.

7. Fees: Indian Postal Order (IPa) of Rs. 200/- (Rupees Two Hundred) only for General (including OBC/MOBC and all others) candidates and Rs. 100/- (Rupees One Hundred) only in case of Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe/PWD candidates, payable to Registrar, Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, Nagaland should be enclosed with the application form.

8. Application Forms: Application forms will be available in the official website of the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, Nagaland Cwww.kohimahighcourt.gov.in) 9. Terms and Conditions: I. Candidates applying for more than one post should fill up separate application form for each post.

Il. Mere satisfying the eligibility criteria does not entitle a candidate to be called for the written examination/skill test/interview etc.

Ill. Candidates who are already in Government service shall have to produce "No Objection Certificate" from his/her employer.

IV. The certificate for claim of reservation must be issued by the competent authority.

V. No person, who has entered into or contracted a marriage with a person having a spouse living or who, having a spouse living, has entered into or contracted a marriage with any person, shall be eligible for appointment to the said posts.

VI. The admission of candidates at all stages of the selection process will be purely provisional and subject to their satisfying the prescribed eligibility conditions by way of furnishing documentary evidence in support thereof. If on verification at any time before or after the selection process, it is found that a candidate does not fulfil any of the eligibility condition, his/her candidature shall stand cancelled without any notice. Mere calling of candidates to written examination / skill test/interview etc. and mere issuance of admit card/ call letter etc. does not necessarily mean acceptance of candidature of any candidate which shall be further scrutinized at every stage and Gauhati High Court reserves the right to reject the candidature of any candidate at any subsequent stage.

VII. The High Court mav decide not to issue admit card/ call letter etc. to the candidates individually and may decide to call candidates to written examination/skill test/ interview etc. by publishing a notification in the official website of the Kohirha Bench and notice board of the High Court, Kohima Bench. Hence, candidates are advised to regularly check the website of the High Court, Kohima Bench for the latest updates.

VIII. The High Court reserves the right to cancel the advertisement, alter or modify any terms and conditions of the advertisement at any stage.

IX. All other matters which are not specifically provided herein shall be as decided by the High Court.

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national Large turnout as fifth phase polling ends in UP

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, february 28, 2017

ISIS won’t be allowed to become a threat: Rajnath

Rajnath Singh

leveling allegations on Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

“In a press conference the CM said that the PM while addressing rallies should point out the works he has done for the development.

I want to tell him (CM) that he must have knowledge of the functioning of federal structure in a democracy.

In federal structure over 80% development works are done through states, and he should not forget that for the first time UP was given 42% central revenue, which earlier used to be 32%”, he said adding that there is a long list of works done by the BJP-led central government that included LPG connections under Ujjwala Yojana, availability of cardiac stents at controlled

price, over 9 lakh power connections in 1464 villages, over three crore banks accounts under PM Jan Dhan Yojna, benefits under Mudra Yojna, Atal Pension Yojna, construction of eight modern highways of 865km in length at the cost of Rs. 6218 crore. Mocking at Akhilesh for highlighting metro rail, he said, “Lucknow Metro ki bahut charcha ho rahi hai.

One should know that 80% contribution to metro rail projects comes from Centre”. He further said that the central government worked for the revival of closed urea factory at Gorakhpur.

“Political analysts world over appreciate the good governance of BJP, which has emerged as a credible political party.

Dissent agreeable, not disintegration of India: Naidu New Delhi, Feb 27 (IANS): Asserting that nobody had the right to support Indias disintegration and Kashmirs independence, Union Minister M. Venkaiah Naidu on Monday accused leftist forces in the country of trying to turn universities into “laboratories for separatists experiments”. In the wake of the February 22 violence involving ABVP and All India Students Association supporters at the Ramjas College here snowballing into a major political controversy, the BJP leader slammed the opposition, particularly the Congress, for alleging assault on the freedom of speech and expression.

“Dissent is agreeable, but not disintegration. Nobody can advocate disintegration (of India). What

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does ‘azadi’ (independence) of Kashmir mean? Thousands of people have laid down their lives for the unity and integrity of the country,” Naidu told the media here.

“Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India; how can anybody advocate ‘azadi’ for Kashmir? They want to make universities the laboratories for separatists’ experiments,” he said.

Without taking names, Naidu blamed the leftists

for what he said was trying to create trouble in higher education institutions.

“Actually, they are frustrated because a majority of the people have rejected their ideology -- they have been rejected both ideologically and politically. Frustrated, they are now trying to mislead young minds by such arguments.

“There are more than 7,000 institutions (in India) and there is total peace. But they (leftists) are trying to create trouble in a few by raking up casteist, communal or separatist issues,” the minister claimed. Naidu also targeted the Congress for blaming the Bharatiya Janata Party-led Centre for the Ramjas incident that left over a dozen people, including teachers and journalists, injured.

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VA R A NA S I , F E B 2 7 (AGENCIES): Union home minister Rajnath Singh said that the ISIS won’t be allowed to become a threat to India. “The government has kept an eye on the ISIS, and that won’t be allowed to become a major challenge for the country”, said Singh while talking to reporters here on Monday.

Replying a query on the arrest of two suspected ISIS men on Sunday in Gujarat, he said that the ISIS would fail to influence Indian youth, as the people are alert and supportive to the government. “In fact the parents of some misguided youths contacted me and informed about their concerns,” he said adding that the government is keeping eyes on them.

It’s worth mentioning Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad arrested two ISIS suspects, who were allegedly planning to carry out serial blasts in Gujarat, from Rajkot and Bhavnagar on Sunday Targeting UP chief minister Akhilesh Yadav, Singh said that the CM should think seriously before

Lu c k n ow, F eb 2 7 (IANS): Millions voted on Monday in the fifth phase of the Uttar Pradesh assembly polls spread across 51 constituencies in 11 districts, officials said.

An estimated 60 per cent of the 1.8 crore electorate exercised their franchise between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. in the country’s most populous state, the Election Commission said.

Barring minor incidents of violence and technical problems in the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), the balloting concluded peacefully, the poll panel said. Amethi and Sultanpur saw healthy voting, with more than 60 per cent of the electorate voting. One official said the voting percentage was set to surpass the turnout of 2012.

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fans around the world and the return of the Nokia 3310 has us smiling too!”

Brad Rodrigues, interim President of Nokia Technologies, added.

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more than 126 million devices before it was phased out in 2005.

“Our efforts in bringing together world class manufacturers, operating systems and technology partners sees us proudly unveiling our first global portfolio of smartphones with a Nokia soul, delivering the very best experience to everyone,” Arto Nummela, CEO of HMD Global, said in a statement.

Having a 2.4-inch display, the new Nokia 3310 qualifies as a “feature phone” rather than a smartphone as it only provides limited internet facilities.

It relies on 2.5G connectivity and is powered by

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Barcelona, Feb 27 (IANS): Seventeen years after its debut, the muchawaited Nokia 3310 has been re-launched in an all new revamped look featuring a colour screen at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) here. The device, to be sold under licence by the Finnish start-up HMD Global, is available in four distinctive colours - glossfinished warm red and yellow, and a matte-finished dark blue and grey.

It will cost buyers only 49 Euros ($52) and will be available from the second quarter of this year.

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Starting April 1, Airtel customers roaming within India will enjoy free incoming calls and SMSes and there will be no premium on outgoing calls, allowing them to speak freely wherever they are within the country.

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with the modern version of the classic game Snake pre-installed. The device will power through up to 51 hours of MP3 playback too, as well as up to 39 hours of FM radio playback. “What HMD has created is remarkable. We’re excited to see the launch of a new family of smartphones, built to the standards that Nokia is known for.” “We believe that their strong design and quality will appeal to Nokia

said the move will lead to “death of National Roaming” from April 1.

Also, it said, there will be no bill shocks while roaming overseas ? daily billing will be automatically adjusted to the price of basic one day pack even for customers who don’t buy a roaming pack.

“With this, Airtel mobile customers will be able to carry their numbers across India and the world and stay connected all the time without having to worry about high call/

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Nokia 3310 comes back to life at MWC the S30+ operating system.

With 1,200mAh battery, the device offers a 22 hours of talk time and has up to a month’s standby time.

The battery of the new device is removable, like its older version. However, the 2017 model is rechargeable through a microUSB port.

Its single camera is also restricted to 2MP. According to HMD Global, which owns the rights to the Nokia brand, the device also comes

New Delhi, Feb 27 (PTI): Bharti Airtel on Monday announced removal of all roaming charges for outgoing and incoming calls as well as SMSes and data usage within India as it takes on competition from new comer Reliance Jio. India’s largest mobile phone service provider also said international call rates will be cut by up to 90 per cent to as low as Rs 3 per minute and data charges by up to 99 per cent to Rs 3 per MB across popular roaming destinations.

In a press statement, ‘Airtel declares War on Roaming’, the company

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However, domestic equities couldn’t find the magic as market players looked cautiously.

The home unit resumed firmly higher at 66.75 from last Thursday’s closing value of 66.82 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market and gained further ground to hit an intra-day high of 66.6450 before ending at 66.71, showing a rise of 11 paise, or 0.16 per cent.

Meanwhile, the US dollar traded little changed against its major counterparts. The US dollar index was trading higher at 101.70 in the late afternoon session.

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ers and more than half a million users on a daily basis is a great showcase of the country’s trust in our payment solution. It reaffirms our belief in the need for a quick and easy cashless payment method.

Going forward, we would continue to drive strong consumer-focused innovation in the category to reach the widest set of merchants and consumers in India.”

The company has also registered strong growth across its newly launched use-cases including tolls, canteens, parking and healthcare among others.

Mumbai, Feb 27 (PTI): The rupee strengthened further to end at a fresh 3-1/2 month high of 66.71, appreciating by 11 paise on the back of sustained selling of the American dollar by exporters and banks.

A large uptick in foreign capital inflows along with unwinding of longdollar positions by speculative traders predominantly supported the highly bullish upmove.

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Speaking on the occasion, Deepak Abbot, senior vice-president of Paytm said, “At Paytm, our goal is to help merchants and consumers transact digitally at zero extra cost. Reaching 200 million registered us-

Rupee hits 3-1/2 mth Enjoy Free roaming on Airtel; no high, up 11 paise to 66.71 need to pay for calls, data, SMSes

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NEW DELHI, Feb 27 (Agencies): Paytm on Monday announced that its user base has crossed 200 million Wallets. Within just three years of launching the Paytm Wallet, the company has crossed this milestone, making it the most widely used and accepted payment method in the country.

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Kim ‘ordered’ halfbrother’s killing: Seoul

SEOUL/KUALA LUMPUR, FEB 27 (AGENCIES): Two North Korean ministries orchestrated the plot to kill Kim Jong-nam on the orders of Pyongyang’s leader Kim Jong-un, South Korea’s spy agency said on Monday.

The National Intelligence Service (NIS) said four of the eight suspects behind the murder worked for Pyongyang’s Ministry of State Security, with two others being from the Foreign Ministry, Yonhap reported.

“The assassination of Kim Jong-nam was an act of systematic terror ordered by Kim Jong-un,” South Korean lawmaker Kim Byung-kee said in a televised address. “The operation was conducted with two assassination groups and one supporting group.” The half-brother of

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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un died earlier this month after a suspected poisoning while on his way to catch a flight to Macau from Kuala Lumpur Airport. Malaysia said an autopsy showed he was poisoned with VX nerve agent and died within 20 minutes.

Seoul’s Unification Ministry slammed Pyongyang for using VX nerve agent, which is classified as

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Philippine Islamists behead German hostage MANILA, FEB 27 (AFP): Islamic militants in the Philippines have beheaded the German hostage they were holding for ransom, the SITE Intelligence group said today. A video posted by the extremist Abu Sayyaf group, which was monitored by SITE, showed German hostage Jurgen Kantner being killed by a knife-wielding man.

The video appeared to confirm preliminary reports received by Philippine government officials that the mercenary group had slain Kantner. The Abu Sayyaf, blamed for the worst terror attacks in Philippine history, had previously demanded a ransom of 30 million pesos (USD 600,000) by Sunday to spare the 70-year-old.

Government envoy Jesus Dureza, who was negotiating for Kantner’s life, told AFP he had heard of the video, adding that it confirmed earlier reports that Kantner had been killed.

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Unification Minister Hong Yong-pyo said now is the time to make North Korea realise that it cannot sustain the regime with a reign of terror.

Meanwhile, Malaysia has requested the North Korean Embassy in Kuala Lumpur allow a diplomat and an airline employee to cooperate in a probe into the death of Kim Jongnam, the news agency reported.

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NAGALAND : KOHIMA.

Result of the NMMSS - 2017

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2. Submit a photocopy of Aadhar Card, Class-8 Passed Marksheet and Schedule Tribe/Schedule Caste Certificate.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, february 28, 2017

Issued by: DIPR

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Infotainment

T

he 2017 Oscars ended in chaos as the wrong film was announced as the winner of Best Picture.

Moonlight actually won Best Picture on the night, but La La Land was initially, mistakenly announced as the winner.

The 89th Academy Awards were held at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles on Sunday night (February 26), with Jimmy Kimmel hosting. La La Land won six awards on the night.

Best Production Design was La La Land‘s first award of the evening, it later won Best Score, Best Original Song and Best Cinematography.

It also triumphed in some of the major categories: La La Land director Damien Chazelle became the youngest filmmaker to win Best Director, while Emma Stone won Best Actress.

Mahershala Ali won the first award of the night, Best Supporting Actor for his part in Moonlight. Viola Davis won Best Supporting Actress for Fences.

Meanwhile, Manchester By The Sea won Best Original Screenplay, while the film’s

Casey Affleck picked up Best Actor.

Elsewhere, Suicide Squad won Best Make-Up, with the award dedicated to “all the immigrants”.

Fantastic Beasts picked up Best Costume. OJ: Made In America won Best Documentary Feature. Best Sound Editing was won by Arrival, while Best Sound Mixing went to Hacksaw Ridge. Hacksaw Ridge also picked up Best Film Editing.

Best Animated Short Film was won by Piper. Zootopia won Best Animated Feature Film. The Jungle Book won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects. The White Helmet won Best Documentary Short Subject.

Iranian director Asghar Farhadi didn’t attend to pick up the Best Foreign Film award which he won for his movie The Saleman but in a sent message hit out at Trump’s “inhumane” Muslim ban.

The full winners list: Best Picture: Moonlight Actor: Casey Affleck, Manchester by the Sea Actress: Emma Stone, La La Land Supporting Actor: Maher-

shala Ali, Moonlight Supporting Actress: Viola Davis, Fences Animated Feature: Zootopia Cinematography: La La Land Costume Design: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them Direction: Damien Chazelle, La La Land Documentary Feature: O.J.: Made in America Documentary Short: The White Helmets Film Editing: Hacksaw Ridge Foreign Language Film: The Salesman Makeup and Hairstyling: Suicide Squad Score: La La Land Song: City of Stars from La La Land Production Design: La La Land Animated Short: Piper Live Action Short: Sing Sound Editing: Arrival Sound Mixing: Hacksaw Ridge Visual Effects: The Jungle Book Adapted Screenplay: Moonlight Original Screenplay: Manchester by the Sea

Singers invited for Gospel Opang, Ketholeno bags North Voice of Northeast 2017 East Best Model of the Year 2017

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o s p e l Vo i c e o f Northeast, a singing reality event organized by A.B Entertainment has invited interested singers to participate in the event.

In a press release, the organizers informed that the show was being organized to promote the young talents in the Northeast.

Live performances of the show will be telecasted in various local channels in the region besides social media such as YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.

Winner of the show will be rewarded with a brand new scooty and also get a recording contract

worth Rs. 5 lakhs.

Po t e n t i a l s i n g e r s among the contestants will be shortlisted for entry into national TV Show.

Auditions will be held in all the major cities across the region while the auditions for Nagaland will be held on March 24 and 25 in Dimapur and Kohima respectively.

Registration forms will be made available at Kiran Sports shop, Popular bakery, Dimapur and Popular Bakery, Purana Bazaar.

Interested candidates may call 9862-09-4672 or 7005-64-9854 for more information.

EAST DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND

Dated, Wokha the 25th Jan 2017

NOTICE

No. Judl-47/2015-16/ /whereas, Smti. Yilobeni Lotha, wife of Late Shri. Nrio Lotha, a resident of Yanthamo Village has applied for issue of Secession Certificate to enable her to draw family pension from the Government pertaining to PPO No. 55/64567 and to operate AC No. 11766531202 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Nrio Lotha who expired on 13/09/2016.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and succession certificate shall be issued.

No. Jud-47/2008-09/ / Dt, Wokha the 25th Feb 2017 K. Thavaseelan, IAS Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha : Nagaland DC-342

The NPF Party of 48 Moka A/C would like to congratulate Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu on becoming the 17th Chief Minister of Nagaland. As a great statesman and a seasoned politician, under your dynamic leadership we look towards establishment of a cohesive Government with NPF Party at the helm of affairs. We assure you that 48 Moka A/C will always remain the bastion of regionalism and continue to uphold the principle of the NPF Party rigorously.

The NPF Party of 48 Moka A/C also deeply acknowledges the sacrifice made

by T.R. Zeliang for relinquishing the post of Chief Minister in the interest of Peace and Prosperity.

God Bless and Long Live NPF !

E. Y. PONGTAU President NPF, 48 Moka A/C K-0521

CHAKHESANG CHRISTIAN REVIVAL CHURCH, UPPER PWD, KOHIMA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Pastors and members of the Chakhesang Christian Revival Church (CCRC), Upper PWD, Kohima would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and deepest appreciation to all the concerned for the overwhelming participation, support and contribution in making the recently concluded ‘Silver Jubilee celebration’ of the church held on the 18th & 19th February, 2017 a grand success.

Special mention of sincere appreciation to all the participants of the programme; the churches across denominations, well-wishers and individuals for the thoughtful donations in cash and kind towards the celebration; and to all the Committees/ Programme officials for the immaculate service in HIM. We regret our inability to acknowledge and mention each and every church, organisations & individual by name but we pray our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

“A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed’’ (Proverbs 11:25).

Sd/- Pfükrulhou Koza D. Viekhrolo Koza Chairman, Convenor, Organizing Committee, Press & Media Committee, Silver Jubilee.

Silver Jubilee.

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Notice inviting other claimants to representation to come forward (Under Part-I of Section 375 of Indian Succession Act 1925) Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Honikhe Sema has filed

by Shokhuli relation wife, R/o H. No. C44, 5th Mile, Dimapur to draw his :1. Pension Payment order (PPO) No PP No. CAR/29 2. SBI Account No. 11736608013 who expired on 12.01.17.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 27th March '17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court on this 27 day of Feb. 2017.

(G. H. Ramlia) Principal District & Sessions Judge DP-1751 Dimapur, Nagaland

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MON : NAGALAND

NO.GA/SADAR/RECOGNITION-ABOI/2014-15/1279 DATED, MON THE 22ND FEB. 2017 PUBLIC NOTICE Whereas, a proposal has been received by the undersigned for recognition of new village known as Chaoha Chingha Village, under Aboi Sub-Division in Mon District with an area of 1606.392 Acres with the following schedule of boundary : 1. Eas : Tehok River (Mini Hydro Project) 2. West : Paklex Kang (Chaoha Chingnyu Village) 3. North : Tehon River (Chaoha Chinglen) 4. South : Shakthen Nallah (Chingkhao Chingha) Therefore, it is hereby notified for information of all concerned individual/groups/villages that any claims and objection on recognition of Chaoha Chingha village should be submitted to this Office within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notification. If no objection is received in written within the stipulated period, it will be assumed that there is no complaint what so ever in connection to the above proposal and that the matter shall be forwarded to the Government for further necessary action.

(W. HONJE KONYAK) NCS Deputy Commissioner Mon : Nagaland DC-343 K

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sented the country at Mister International way back in 2012.

He said through these years he had gained a great deal of experiences, up’s and down’s in his Modeling journey, however, this recognition, he added, was a great motivation and also challenges him be more hard working in the years to come.

LOTHA UNION PURANA BAZAR AREA

48 Moka A/C District Mon : Nagaland

NOTICE

this very initiative to recognize the talent on the field of Fashion, Visual Art and Fine Arts from the Northeast region.

Also Lima Lemtur, photographer was the lone nominee from Nagaland in the photographers’ category.

On winning this award, Opang Jamir said he felt very ecstatic, happy and humbled. He had repre-

OFFICE OF THE

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

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aga supermodels Opang Jamir and Ketholeno Kense won the North East Best Model of the Year 2017, Male and Female titles respectively during the first edition of North East Style Award powered by GEOGEMS and News 18, held at Shilpgram Guwahati.

The North East Style Magazine Guwahati took

John Legend performs onstage during the 89th Annual Academy Awards at Hollywood & Highland Center on Feb. 26, 2017 in Hollywood, Calif.

OFFICE OF THE

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Opang Jamir (R) receiving the award during the event at Guwahati.

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Oscars 2017: La La Land bags 6 Oscars

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, February 28, 2017

A one day training on Disaster Response subjects to create awareness, impart skills and facilitate deeper understanding on its importance like Basic Life Support (C.P.R & FBAO), Basic first aid Bleeding control (using bandages), Splinting of fractures, Use of Fire extinguishers and Emergency methods of rescue (EMR) was imparted to the serving Home Guards personnel performing duty under various static duty post under Kohima jurisdiction in 4 (four) batches w.e.f 23rd to 27th Feb. 2017 at SDRF Camp, Kohima. A total of 64 (sixty four) personnel completed the training. The trainers were from the district SDRF (HGs & CD) team led by S.I Vingutuo.

The related training will be imparted to the serving Home Guards personnel performing office security duty including the district ministerial staff on 28th Feb. 2017 at district office. A total of 45 (Forty Five) participants have been nominated for the training.

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The Lotha Union Purana Bazar Area (LUPBA) is shocked to learn the incident where some miscreant(s) had fired a gun at the residence of its former Chairman, Shri. Zaremo Kikon at Darogapathar. The incident happened at around 11:30 midnight on 20th Feb’2017 with its bullet shot piercing an Iron plate gate. The issue is of serious matter which amount to an attempt to murder. Hence, unless the law enforcing authority arrest the culprit(s) and unearth the intention of the cowardly act, the incident would create fear psychosis in the minds of the people and also would continue to hunt the effected family members.

Therefore, the Union while condemning the incident at its strongest term also request the concern authority to act on it with all seriousness so that such uncivilized act does not occur again in our society in near future.

(M. Yanthan) Chairman

(Stephen Tsenthungo) Secretary 9856626698

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OFFICE OF THE

FIVE WARD COMMITTEE 18-21 MILE, TULI TOWN – 798618, DIST. MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND

TULIYONG WARD, LONGPONG WARD, LONGLI LENDEN WARD, PATIZUNG WARD & MENDENTI WARD COMMITTEE SEEK CLARIFICATION REGARDING FEBRUARY 21 INCIDENT AT TULI The above mentioned Five Ward Committees under 18–21 Mile Tuli, in response to the news item published in the Nagaland Post and Eastern Mirror dated 24th February 2017 “LKMCECC asked to intervene on alleged assault” (Nagaland Post, Page-8) and “Clean Election activities allegedly assaulted” (Eastern Mirror, Page -1) seek clarification because no such incident as published has taken place in our ward. The Committee hereby notify Meren Ao (Tuliyong Ward), Akumla (Longpong Ward), Asoba (Longlilenden Ward), Sentila Walling (Patizung Ward), and Puti Ozukum (Patizung Ward) whose names are published as a victim of February 21st incident should report to the Five Ward Committees within seven (7) days from the date of publication of this report with proper name, Father’s name and his/her village which are not mentioned in the news item. The Ward committee is a responsible unit, committed to the welfare of the common citizen and shall take every initiative to bring the truth to light. The Five Ward Committees also hereby warns that if the alleged incident or the victim involved turns out to be false, the Committees shall takes its own course of action against those people involved in damaging the image of the Five Wards under 18–21 Mile of Tuli Town.

TALI JAMIR Chairman Tuliyong Ward Committee Tuli Town

W. KORA IMSONG Chairman Patizung Ward Committee Tuli Town

I. SAMAK LKR Chairman Longpong Ward Committee Tuli Town

L. AKUM IMSONG Chairman Longli Lenden Ward Committee Tuli Town

I. SENPEN MOZER Chairman Mendenti Ward Committee Tuli Town

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Lucas Moura celebrates with his PSG team-mates after he got the third against hapless Olympique Marseille.

champions are three points behind prolific league leaders Monaco and level with Nice, but go second thanks to a better goal difference in what has become a threeway tussle for the title.

A Stade Velodrome record 65,252 packed into

Kohli named captain of the year at ESPNcricinfo Awards

Virat Kohli

NEW DELHI, Feb 27 (PTI): India Test skipper Virat Kohli has been named as the ‘Captain of the Year’ at the 10th annual ESPNcricinfo Awards.

Kohli led India to nine wins out of 12 Tests in the year gone by.

Englishman Ben S t o k e s wo n t h e Te s t Batting Performance of the Year for his incredible counterattacking innings of 258 runs off 198 balls against South Africa in Cape Town.

Stokes team-mate Stuart Broad’s 6 for 17 in the third Test ensured a series victory for England and fetched him the Test Bowling Performance of the Year award - for the second year running.

Winners were selected by an independent jury including former cricket greats, ESPNcricinfo’s

senior editors, writers and global correspondents, comprising Ian Chappell, M a h e l a Jayawa r d e n e, Ramiz Raja, Isa Guha, Sambit Bal, Cour tney Walsh, Mark Butcher and Simon Taufel among others.

Quinton de Kock’s 178 against Australia in Centurion was the secondhighest individual score by a South African player, and it was voted the ODI Batting Performance of the Year.

Mystery spinner Sunil Narine was awarded the ODI Bowling Performance of the Year award for his 6 for 27 against South Africa in the Tri-Nation series in Guyana.

Carlos Brathwaite received the T20 Batting Performance of the Year award for his 34 not out against England in the World T20 final in Kolkata, in which he hit four consecutive sixes off the last over to win West Indies the match.

Bangladesh left-arm fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman took away the T20 Bowling Performance of the Year award for his 5 for 22 during the World T20 against New Zealand in Kolkata.

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the stands in the hopes of seeing a Marseille side buoyed by fresh investment and the return of Dimitri Payet derail their old rival’s title charge.

But the vociferous home fans were silenced after just six minutes when

skipper Thiago Silva rose to powerfully nod the ball back across goal and fellow Brazilian defender Marquinhos headed home unchallenged.

That opened the floodgates and Blaise Matuidi, who scored the fifth and best goal of the evening, was jubilant afterwards.

Marseille were never in the game but Payet had the home side’s first real chance when he flashed a longdistance strike just wide on the quarter hour.

A minute later however it was 2-0 when the Argentine attacking midfielder Javier Pastore -- recalled after injury at the expense of Julian Draxler -- cleverly dinked the ball through to Cavani, who poked in past the advancing Yohann Pele in the home goal to continue his deadly form. It was the Uruguayan predator’s 35th goal in all competitions this term and 26th in the league.

Cavani might have had

Dubai win sends Svitolina to career high 10th

PA R I S, F e b 2 7 (Agencies): Ukraine’s Elina Svitolina hit a career high world ranking after her victory in Dubai helped her crack the WTA top 10 released on Monday. The 22-year-old moved up three places to 10 after beating former world number one Caroline Wozniacki in Saturday’s final.

Denmark’s Wozniacki moved up one place to 14th.

Serena Williams remains on top of the rankings but less that 500 points ahead of Angelique Kerber, who could have gone top had she won in Dubai but lost to Svitolina in the semi-finals.

Meanwhile, Marseille winner Jo-Wilfried Tsonga returned to the world’s top 10 in ATP rankings. The 31year-old Frenchman won his third title on the south coast of France. Tsonga moved up four places to seventh, his highest ranking since June last year.

Pouille also gained two places to move up to 15th while Austria’s Dominic Thiem dropped one spot to ninth despite winning the title in Rio de Janeiro.

Andy Murray held onto the world number one ranking ahead of Novak Djokovic, with neither of them in action last week.

a second on 23 minutes as PSG dominated, but he miscued his scissor kick over with the goal gaping.

The second half was more of the same and it was 3-0 on 50 minutes when another Brazilian, Lucas Moura, profited from poor defending to prod in from close range. Matuidi claimed the assist but it was Pastore, back in boss Unai Emery’s starting XI and back to fitness, who provided a classy touch on the way.

Emery replaced Pastore with Draxler early in the second half and just after the hour the German international schemer made it 4-0, firing in first time after a pinpoint Thomas Meunier cross.

Marseille grabbed a 70th-minute consolation through Rod Fanni, before Matuidi sealed the rout, steering the ball into the top corner from just outside the box.

The heavy defeat leaves Marseille in seventh.

ISL begins premier skills referee development

M u m b ai , F e b 2 7 between Premier Skills, a joint venture between (PTI): Premier Skills, a AIFF and Football Sports IMG-Reliance and Star partnership between the Development Ltd (FSDL), India.

British Council and the ST Premier League, launched its referee development OF LATE DEBASHI NATH initiative.

28TH FEBRUARY 2016 The initiate was launched in partnership A year have been passed with the Indian Super since you left us for your League and All India heavenly abode on this Football Federation.

T h e t r a i n i n g w i l l day. continue until March 1.

We love and miss you Premier Skills uses football as a tool to help develop deeply, remembering you both community coaching in our silent tears. and English language skills.

Loving wife and children The programme trains sports coaches, referees TH and youth leaders to return to their own communities OF LATE JOHN SWU (KIHOTO) and enhance their existing football sessions, whilst also developing their leadership skills and a greater understanding of the role football can play in tackling other social issues, a media release said.

The Premier Skills programme began in September last year as a three-year partnership Those we love don't go away, they walk beside us everyday.

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Goal-crazy PSG hammer Marseille

PA R I S, F e b 2 7 (Agencies): Edinson Cavani bagged his 35th goal of a spectacular season as Paris Saint Germain swept aside Marseille 5-1 on Sunday in “Le Classique” to move second in Ligue 1.

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Unseen, unheard, but always near; Still loved, still missed and very dear.

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In Loving Memory of our beloved father, Lt. Imtikumzuk (Longjang)

Mom, dad, and loved ones

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

OF OUR BELOVED FATHER LATE L VIZHETO SWU

A year has passed since you left us for your heavenly abode, yet we still remember and cherish your honest and precious deeds, and the simple life that you lived.

We remember this day with pain, the pain of your absence in many experiences big and small that came about in our lives.

We miss you all the more with each passing day Daddy.

We love you always.

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED LT. YIBENI MURRY

28-02-1997

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Remembering anew those wonderful and precious years together.

Your legacy that’s always There to light the way for us, Your loving and guiding hand on our shoulder bringing strength and comfort each day, Your precious gifts of kindness, wisdom, integrity, hope and strength, We keep you safe in our hearts; Always loved and always with us In every way, dearest dad.

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Died on 28th Feb. 2016

To fear tomorrow to remember yesterday Missing you each day Mum We know you had to leave Somehow feeling warm inside feeling you close in our hearts You are near even if we don't see you You are with us even if you are far away You are in our hearts, in our thoughts, in our lives always.

Loving wife, children, grandchildren and in-laws

CONDOLENCE MESSAGE OF LATE DR. A.B.CHOUDHURY

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Love you and miss you Ayo.

4th Death Anniversary of our beloved

Lt. Keying Aulung (Vishal)

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Born: 1942 – Died: 22.02.2017 Though words are not enough to express our sentiments, through this column, we the bereaved family members would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, organisations and well wishers who stood by us in prayers and supported us physically, financially and materially during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Malhe Theünuo on 22nd February 2017 at Apollo Gleneagles Hospital, Kolkata and also while bringing his mortal body from Kolkata to Rüsoma village where he was laid to rest for eternal abode.

Though we are unable to thank each and everyone individually for your kindness and generosity, it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

We convey our special thanks to: 1. DRC, Nagaland House, Kolkata and her staff.

2. Shri Gautam Ghosh, Sr. Protocol Officer, Nagaland House, Kolkata.

3. Doctors and nurses of Apollo Gleneagles Hospital, Kolkata.

4. Doctors and nurses of Naga hospital Authority Kohima.

5. Rüsoma Baptist Church.

6. Baptist Mission Church, Kohima.

7. Dr. Neiphrezo Keditsu, MLA. 8. Rüsoma Chazou Krotho, Kohima.

9. Rüsoma Krotho, Dimapur.

10. Kohima Press Club.

11. Neighbours’ Kitsubozou Colony, Kohima 12. Relatives, friends and loved ones.

Loving wife, children, grandchildren and in-laws.

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We the tenants of Metro Apartment, Burma Camp, Dimapur are extremely shocked and saddened at the sudden and unexpected demise of Late Dr. Asit Baran Choudhury which is like a bolt from the blue for all of us.

Late Dr. Choudhury was not only one of the most reputed doctors in Dimapur, but he was a good human being, extremely polite and endowed with many noble qualities. He was a source of inspiration for all of us. He was associated with many philanthropic organization of Dimapur. His heart cried for the distressed and he was like a demi-God to the patients, who came to him for treatment.

Today, he is no more with us. His departure has created a vacuum that can never be filled up. We have lost our friend, philosopher and guide.

We share the grief of the bereaved family members. May his Heavenly Soul rest in eternal peace.

Loving Neighbours 1. Mr. and Bikey Bhattacharjee 2. Miss. Lhusievino 3. Mr. and Mrs. Ram Sudesh Bhagat 4. Mr. and Mrs. Alok Karmakar 5. Mr. and Mrs. H.P Majumdar 6. Mr. and Mrs. Rajkumar Singh 7. Mr. and Mrs. Gautam Majumdar 8. Mr. Amal Roy 9. Mrs. Kalyani Roy 10. Dr. Pradip Chakraborty & family 11. Mr. and Mrs. Suman Majumdar 12. Mr. and Mrs Sudha Nayar 13. Mr. and Mrs. Sethrong Sangtam 14. Mr. and Mrs. Meshu Neyase 15. Mr. and Mrs. Neicha and family 16. Mr. Sandipan Das & Tamali Das, South Africa DP-1740

The anniversary day comes with tears and sorrow The pain of another year without you The day you died I mark time with single breaths.

How is it now that I mark it in months and years?

No matter how many or how few years it has been The intensity at that day comes unbidden, I want to remember you with smile and laughter Honour you with strength and resolve.

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10.10.1966 – 20.02.2017 “Those who have died believing in Christ will rise to life.”

1 Thessalonians 4:16.

We the family of LT. IMLIWABANG OZUKUM would like to take this opportunity to thank every individual & organizations that stood by us & helped us spiritually, physically and financially through the prolonged illness of our father and my husband. We would like to specially thank:1. Mopungchukit Senso Telongjem Kohima.

2. MALT Kohima 3. Longmisa Senso Telongjem Kohima.

4. Molungkimong Senso Telongjem Kohima.

5. Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo 6. KABA Youth Department.

7. KABA A.G Fellowship.

8. KABA A.G Youth fellowship.

9. The A.G office Kohima.

10. Staff of Model Higher Secondary School Kohima.

11. Central Pool Union.

12. Doctors & nurses of NHAK, ICU Unit.

13. LTTU, LTTWO, LTTYO. 14. N.S.S ,Patkai Christian College.

Our heartfelt gratitude goes to all those selfless individuals who came forth and donated blood in our dire need despite the brief social unrest in Nagaland. Your kind gesture towards our family will be remembered forever.

Saying thank you will never be enough for all the support we received in times of need and mourning, but it is our heartfelt prayer that the almighty bless each and every one of you abundantly.

Loving wife, children and relatives.

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Today I remember the day that you left.

Today My arms ache if you were just taken.

Today I mourn you and a life forever changed.

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Manchester United lift EFL Cup

Manchester United players celebrate winning the EFL Cup against Southampton at Wembley.

Lo n d o n, F e b 2 7 (Agencies): A late Zlatan Ibrahimovic goal helped Manchester United claim the EFL Cup with a 3-2 win over an impressive Southampton at Wembley.

Just as it looked like the game was edging towards extra-time, the former PSG striker leaped highest in the 87th minute and powered home his header from close-range to register his 26th goal of the season, and claim United’s fifth League Cup. Claude Puel’s side will feel undone after putting in a monumental performance, but can take heart in the fact they pushed the Red Devils all the way and were unfortunate not to have at least brought the game to

extra-time.

Indeed, It was the big Swede who opened the scoring in 19th minute after the 35-year-old’s free-kick found the bottom corner for his 25th goal in all competitions this season, although questions will be asked of Fraser Forster whose positioning was poor at best.

Southampton looked dangerous in the final third, but the Saints found themselves two goals behind after Jesse Lingard guided his effort from outside the area, finding the bottom right-hand corner.

Southampton were wrongly denied the opener in the tenth minute after Manilo Gabbiadini converted from close-range,

but the Italian deservedly pulled one back for the Saints just before the halftime when he put his effort through the legs of David De Gea. The equalising goal revitalished Southampton and Gabbiadini found the net again four minutes into the restart with a wonderful instinctive finish on the half-turn, which left De Gea flat-footed.

After pulling level, the Saints grew in confidence and came within centimeters of taking the lead when former Chelsea man Oriol Romeu’s headed attempt crashed off the crossbar, leaving De Gea helpless.

The win sees Jose Mourinho become the

first Manchester United manager to win silverware in his first season at the club, equalling Liverpool’s record of 41 major trophies.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho was more willing to credit Ibrahimovic for the win. “ H o n e s t l y , Ibrahimovic won the game for us because he was outstanding. I can see a couple of performances, Pogba being at a similar level, but he was outstanding. In a match where the opponent was better than us for long periods, they deserved to go to extra time, he made the difference and he gave us the cup,” the 54-year-old Portuguese said.

ASA golden jubilee tourney from today

D i m ap u r , F e b 2 7 (NPN): The golden jubilee tournament of Angami Sports’ Association (ASA) will kick off Tuesday at Kohima local ground. The opening ceremony will witness line up of Tati group from Southern Angami, 50 Tsiila group from Western Angami, 100 colour flag bearers from Nor ther n Angami.

Further, the lineup will also feature mascot bearers, ASA officials, village name plate bearers, region name plate bearers including contingents of SASA, CSA, WASA and NASA and former champions.

Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio will unveil the golden jubilee monolith at 9:00 am at Old MLA Hostel compound and proceed to Kohima local ground for inaugural function.

The inaugural function will be chaired by ASA general secretary Er. Zale Neikha while presidential address will be delivered

by ASA president Viliehu Nguzhii. ASA theme song will be presented by Methaneilie Jiitakhrie.

Rev. Dr. Neikedozo Paphino, president NCRC N a g a l a n d w i l l i nvo k e G o d ’s b l e s s i n g w h i l e administration of oath will be done by ASA athletic secretary Khriesamhalie Santsu.

It will be followed b y b a m b o o s t i l t wa l k competition, and track and field events.

Meanwhile, ASA has informed all the participants of the opening ceremony to reach the venue latest by 8:00 am. It also informed that parking is reserved for ASA officials and participants of the opening ceremony at the Southern and Northern Gate side during the inaugural function.

India’s Jitu-Heena win mixed event for 10m air pistol

India’s Heena Sidhu and Jitu Rai with silver and bronze medal winners after winning mixed team 10m Air Pistol event of the ISSF World Cup in New Delhi on Monday. (PTI)

New Delhi, Feb 27 (PTI): There was some cheer for India after two barren days as the duo of Jitu Rai and Heena Sidhu triumphed in the 10m mixed team air pistol event of the ISSF World Cup here today.

However, since the mixed event is being used on a trial basis in line with IOC’s aim to achieve gender equality in its 2020 Tokyo Olympics program, medals are not being awarded even though the International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) executive committee has ratified the recommendations.

The mixed event got its start with the 10m air rifle event at the World Cup on Saturday with China winning the gold medal over Japan.

In an event, where coordination plays a key role, Rai teamed up with Heena to finish ahead of Japan’s Yukari Konishi and Tomoyuki Matsuda

5-3. Slovenia’s Naphaswan Yangpaiboon and Kevin Venta were placed third.

They were trailing in the semifinal stage but staged a spirited fightback to enter the gold medal match and eventually won the ‘golden badge’.

“It was good, very interesting, opinions are still divided since it is early days. It will take time to settle down. But we will have to start preparing for this in earnest as this, we assume, is going to be part of the Olympics and World Championships,” Heena, a former world number one, said after the event.

The recommendations to include mixed gender event was given by the Abhinav Bindra-led ISSF Athletes Committee and the world governing body soon approved the proposal.

the silver medal in Men’s Double trap at the ongoing ISSF World Cup in Delhi on Monday. 25-year-old, Ankur was one among the host of fresh faces to take part in the range alongside renowned Indian shooters such as Jitu Rai, Gagan Narang and Heena Sidhu when the year’s first ISSF World Cup began in New Delhi.

Ankur’s tally in the final read 74 points, courtesy of which he won the silver medal. While James Willett from Australia, who bagged 75, claimed the gold medal.

While James Dedman from Great Britain, stood third with a total of 56 points.

Fellow team-mate, Sang ram Dahiya also featured in the top six but could manage only 24 points.

Ankur has come up g radually through the ranks and has been a Ankur wins silver in junior consistent performer. This men’s double trap is his best in international Ankur Mittal won competition so far.

Indian boxers bag three coordination meeting medals at Strandja Memorial

India will come back hard, warns Smith NWA, referee board

Steven Smith

P UNE , F e b 2 7 (Agencies): Having turned the tables on India in spectacular fashion in the first Test, Australian captain Steven Smith believes his team can get better and has set his eyes on winning a series in the subcontinent after a gap of more than 12 years.

“I wouldn’t say it was perfect. We did a lot of things right in this Test, that’s for sure. But there are still areas that we can improve on,” said Smith.

The last time the Aussies won a series in India was in 2004-05.

Smith, a cricket with a keen sense of history, didn’t

need a reminder.

“Coming to India, we haven’t won a game here in 4,502 days,” the visiting skipper said, referring to their victory in Nagpur on a green-tinged track at the VCA ground.

Smith has his eyes firmly set on replicating the success of the side led

by Ricky Ponting. “But it’s going to be a tough road, we know India are going to come back incredibly hard.

They’re an amazing team particularly in their own backyard. And we’ve got to be ready for it.”

I t ’s a r e m a r k a b l e turnaround for Australia and Smith personally after he flew back home midway through the ODI series in Sri Lanka in August last year.

D i m ap u r , F e b 2 7 (NPN): The Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) has infor med all concerned that there will be coordination meeting between officials of Nagaland Wrestling Association and Nagaland Wrestling Referee Board on March 9 at 12:00 noon at NWA office.

The meeting will be followed by referee technical briefing session for the 11th Open Naga Wrestling Championship 2017 at 2:00 pm. Therefore, all have been requested to attend without fail.

There will also be belt wrestling referee orientation program on the

same day at 4:30 pm at local ground. Naval Kishore, (Delhi) technical secretary, N a t i o n a l Tr a d i t i o n a l Wrestling Federation of India and International Belt Wrestling Referee will impart training. All the three NWA units have been requested to send three referees each to attend the orientation program.

N ava l K i s h o r e i s the coach of Par veen Kumar, a wrestler from Delhi, who has confirmed his participation in the forthcoming Naga wrestling championship.

Parveen Kumar (125 kgs) is the reigning 5th National Belt Wrestling Champion under 90+ kg category.

Sofia, Feb 27 (IANS): Mohamed Hussamuddin went down fighting in the final of the men’s b a n t a m we i g h t ( 5 6 k g ) category as India finished with three medals at the 68th Strandja Memorial boxing tournament here.

Hussamuddin put up a spirited fight against 2013 European Championship silver medallist Mykola Butsenko of Ukraine before going down 2-3 to settle for the silver late on Sunday evening.

Among other Indians in the fray, Amit Phangal lost in the semi-finals of the men’s Light Flyweight (49kg) division and Meena Kumari Maisnam went

down in the last four stage of the women’s 54kg class to settle for the bronze.

A total of 15 Indian boxers -- 10 men and five women -- took part in the event.

Meanwhile, China won two gold medals during Sunday’s finals.

Yin Junhua, silver medallist at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, defeated European champion Denitsa Eliseeva of Bulgaria 5-0 in the final of the women’s 60kg class here on Sunday evening, reports Xinhua news agency.

Rio 2016 bronze medallist Li Qian won the women’s 75kg category by beating Rio silver medallist

Nouchka Fontijn of the Netherlands 3-2.

China’s Hu Jianguan, bronze medallist at Rio, lost to European champion Daniel Asenov of Bulgaria in the final of the men’s 52kg division.

Two other Chinese boxers took bronze medals, including Wen Yinhang and Huang Jiabin in the men’s 75kg and 81kg categories, respectively.

The six-day competition, the oldest and one of the toughest i n t e r n a t i o n a l b ox i n g tournaments in Europe, featured more than 280 male and female boxers from 35 countries and regions.

Babos wins Hungarian Ladies Open Real Madrid rally past Villarreal in La Liga

Timea Babos (L) and runner-up Lucie Safarova (R) with retired professional tennis player Monica Seles after their final match at the Hungarian Ladies Open tournament.

Bu dap e s t, F e b 2 7 ( A g e n c i e s ) : To p seed Timea Babos won her second WTA title in style, beating No. 2 seed Lucie Safarova 6-7 (4), 6-4, 6-3 to win the inaugural Hungarian Ladies Open championship in front of an enthusiastic home crowd at Budapest.

“I’m really, really happy,” the 23-year-old Hungarian said after the match. “It’s an unbelievable feeling and an incredible

moment for my career that I could play against Lucie.

She’s an amazing player and it was a big fight and it’s unbelievable that I could come out with a win in front of my home crowd.”

Both women were playing their first finals of the season. Safarova, a French Open finalist in 2015 from the Czech Republic, overcame a slow start and an early break in the first set.

Babos was a regular

competitor at Budapest’s last WTA event, a clay court tournament last held in 2013, and throughout the week dropped just one set en route to the final.

Babos, No. 33 in the WTA rankings, clinched her first title since 2012 in Monterrey.

Former world No.1 and ethnic Hungarian Monica Seles presented the trophy after arriving at the start of the weekend to take in the semifinals.

Lo n d o n, F e b 2 7 (IANS): Real Madrid had to dig deep in the 24th week of Spanish First Division soccer action to come up with its 3-2 road win over Villarreal, battling back from a twopoint disadvantage during the second period.

After a first period and early in the second, when Villar real was clearly dominant, racking up two goals and holding Madrid scoreless, Zinedine Zidane’s boys upped the intensity in the last half hour of play before 21,400 spectators at the Ceramica Stadium to find the twine three times, enabling them to remain at the top of Spain’s La Liga.

Despite solid play before the break, Villarreal didn’t manage to get on the board until the 50th minute, however, when Manu Trigueros finally got one into the net on a bouncing shot.

Then, just six minutes later, it was Bruno Soriano who fired a great through

shot to Cedric Bakambu, who tapped it in to score for 6th-place home team, putting them ahead by two and seemingly setting the tone for the match.

But that was when Real Madrid got themselves together to stage an ever more effective counterattack, with Cristiano Ronaldo firing a shot-on-goal that just barely missed, ricocheting off the post.

And, in the 64th minute, Isco located Gareth Bale and fired a crossing shot over to end in an easy header that finally got the visitors on the board.

Then, Toni Kroos blasted a powerful shoton-goal that was blocked in the 72nd minute, hitting Bruno in the arm, which the official spotted for a penalty kick - although Villar real coach Fran Escriba was ejected for expressing his outrage over the call.

Ronaldo made the score two minutes later, tying the match up, and

Substitute Alvaro Morata is mobbed by his Real Madrid team-mates after scoring a header in the dying moments to win the tie.

Real Madrid continued capitalising on its momentum, with Alvaro Morata knocking in the winning header in the 83rd minute after coming in to replace Benzema.

Earlier, Messi came to Barcelona’s rescue for the second time in a week by snatching a winner in the 86th minute to give his side a barely deserved win at Atletico. Rafinha had put

Luis Enrique’s side ahead against the run of play with a scrappy finish in the 63rd minute but Godin nodded in Koke’s free kick to level in the 70th. For much of the game, Barca looked to be suffering a lack of confidence from their 4-0 thrashing at Paris St Germain in the Champions League. They made a timid start and had goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen to

thank for impressive saves in either half.

It took a scrappy strike from Rafinha to break the deadlock, the Brazilian firing into the far corner when the ball bounced fortuitously towards him, while Messi also benefited from a lucky ricochet to settle the game, adding to the late winner he had scored against Leganes the week before.

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