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Kashmir tense; death toll rises to 32

Protesters throw stones on police during a clash in Srinagar on Monday. (PTI) Sources in Srinagar’s S.M.H.S. Hospital said two civilians with bullet injuries were admitted on Monday afternoon and both were from Bijbehara. “One of them was hit in the stomach and other in his left thigh,” a doctor told IANS requesting anonymity.

Police sources said a mob set ablaze a police picket in Lassipora in Pulwama district in south Kashmir. Sopore, Handwara, Bandipora and Baramulla in north Kashmir also witnessed stone throwing incidents. Another police camp was set on fire in north Kashmir’s Sopore town.

Normal life across the valley was paralysed for the third day amid strict curfew and a separatist-called shutdown.

Public transport went off the roads. Private cars plied at some places in areas where there were no restrictions.

Shops and other businesses remained shut. Government offices and banks were also closed as cellphone internet services remained suspended.

As the anger in Kashmir simmered, Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif called for a plebiscite in the “occupied” Jammu and Kashmir.

India asked Pakistan to worry more about human rights abuses in parts of Kashmir it controls. Radio Pakistan quoted Sharif as saying that the “massacre of citizens by Indian forces and use of brutal force against Kashmir is regrettable”.

In New Delhi, Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju said Pakistan should worry more about human rights violations in the “occupied Kashmir” -- Indian euphemism from Pakistani Kashmir than in the valley.

Home Minister Rajnath Singh reached out to political leaders, including Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, and discussed the Kashmir situation. He also spoke to former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah.

The Kashmir Valley has been on an edge since Friday evening when senior militant commander Wani was killed by security forces. Wani, 22, a new face of Kashmir’s separatist war, was shot dead with two of his associates in a south Kashmir village.

Tuensang, Kuthur villages agree to restore peace

Bomb blast inside Senapati DC’s office

DIMAPUR, JUL 11 (NPN): In continuation of a joint meeting between Chang Khulei Setshang (CKS) and Yimchungru Tribal Council (YTC) on June 29, 2016 in Kohima at the initiative of mediators for a permanent peace settlement between the Changs and Yimchungrus, the Tuensang village and Kuthur village held a meeting at Tuensang headquarters on July 8, 2016 and “unanimously” agreed to restore the peaceful relationship between the two villages which was “prevalent from time of forefathers.”

The meeting, which adopted a five-point resolution in the presence of government mediators, Eastern Nagaland People’s Organisation (ENPO) peace committee convenor, Chang Khulei Setshang, Yimchungru Tribal Council and district administration, reaffirmed traditional friendly relationships between the two villages.

They also resolved to continue the post of mediators/ambassadors “in order to liaise between the two villages in time of needs.”

Further, it was also resolved that should there be any misunderstanding between the two villages either on individual capacity or between groups, a joint meeting of the two villages would be held and appropriate action would be meted out against the defaulters.

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SRINAGAR, JUL 11 (IANS): Amid recurring clashes in curfew-bound Kashmir Valley, three injured protesters died in hospitals here on Monday, taking the death toll to 32 in three days of bloodshed following the killing of a top militant that has sparked fresh IndiaPakistan tensions.

And for the first time, police opened fire hitting two civilians in embattled Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti’s hometown Bijbehara in southern Kashmir, which has accounted for all the deaths bar one since Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani was killed by security forces on Friday.

At least 31 civilians and a police driver have been killed in clashes between the security

forces and angry young demonstrators across the Kashmir Valley since Saturday, various informed sources told IANS. But police put the death toll at 23. There were no fresh deaths on Monday. But the sources said nine more casualties were added to the toll after at least three people succumbed to injuries and five who had died earlier were counted on Friday.

Clashes, however, raged on in many parts of the valley as young men armed with rocks defied prohibitory orders to hurl stones at police and paramilitary pickets. Bijbehara, Mehbooba Mufti’s hometown, some 40 km from here towards the south of the valley, was the latest to be consumed by the clashes, police sources told IANS.

RMSA teachers boycott classes

Governor Acharya reaffirms unity and diversity

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KOHIMA, JUL 11 (NPN): Following the expiry of sevenday ultimatum served on the on the department of school education (RMSA) to release the pending salary, the Nagaland RMSA teachers association (NRMSATA) 2015-16 on Monday began its “class boycott ” agitation affecting hundreds of government schools across the state. NRMSATA 2015-16 president Renbemo L Patton told Nagaland post that the class boycott would continue till their demand was met.

At least 639 graduate RMSA teachers of various subjects across the state were appointed under RMSA in February and May 2016. However, the teachers have not been paid their salaries since their appointment. NRMSATA 2015-16 pointed out that enough reminders and pleas had been made to the responsible authorities but efforts to solve the matter failed.

Therefore, the association stated they were compelled to launch agitation in the form of boycotting regular classes.

Meanwhile, SMDC of GHS Pokhungri under SDEO Meluri, VEC Bhumnyu village, VEC K. Basa village, VEC under Nyang Village under Longleng District and VEC Tamlu village in separate press releases issued by the respective VEC chairmen appealed Education department to release the pending salaries.

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P.B. Acharya addressing the celebration, alongside his wife Kavita Acharya. (NP)

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DIMAPUR, JUL 11 (NPN): Celebrations of the 202nd Bhanu Bhakta Jayanti organised jointly by the Gorkha Students Union (GSU) and Gorkha Youth Club Dimapur (GYCD) got off to a start after the inauguration by Gov-

ernor Nagaland and Assam P.B. Acharya as chief guest at the Town Hall here Monday.

In his speech Acharya lauded Gorkha writer Bhanu Bhakta as a great thinker and also who wrote the Ramayana in Gorkha language.

Governor P.B. Acharya expressed happiness in know-

ing that the Gorkha community in Nagaland organised such get-togethers in Kohima and Dimapur.

Further, he called on the students to remain united as it brought strength.

Acharya said India was a secular nation and all its citizens enjoyed equal rights and no distinction between those living in cities or villages.

The Governor also underscored that the nation should not be segregated along the lines of religion since India is a secular country and there are various laws to protect a person from practicing one’s preferred religion.

“We have different languages and culture but we are one nation,” he said.

Acharya called on the youth present, not to have the notion that only people in metro cities get the chance to progress.

He reminded that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself had said that unless the North East Region

Be wary of weekly bazaar: AKM, MCCI DIMAPUR, JUL 11 (NPN): Ao Students’ Conference (AKM) and the Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce & Industries (MCCI) have appealed to the people of Mokokchung district to remain vigilant against imminent threats posed by the mushrooming of “so-called ‘Weekly Bazaar’ in the district”, especially around the periphery of the district headquarters.

In a joint press release, AKM vice president Akummeren Longchar and MCCI general secretary Limalenden Longkumer reminded of the perilous state the ‘Weekly Bazaar’ was taking the fragile local economy to and stressed the urgency of coming together and tackling the issue.

They alleged a diabolical nexus between some influential and a sophisticated syndicate of black marketing goons from across the state border working together to destabilize the local economy by hijacking the formal market.

Calling upon the people of Mokokchung to be wary of

the traders involved in ‘Weekly Bazaar’ as “they are of dubious origin and identity”, AKM and MCCI said the products sold were of inferior quality and were not inspected or certified by any competent authority.

Further, they reminded citizens that by purchasing from those traders, they were encouraging an illicit business activity as this ‘Weekly Bazaar’ was an illegitimate shadow market.

AKM and MCCI also reminded citizens that they were not contributing to the economic development of the district and not contributing anything to the state’s revenue by purchasing from those traders.

They said ‘Weekly Bazaar’ was not a registered business and there was no levying and computation of taxes on them as they evaded VAT and all codified fiscal rules.

On July 9, AKM and MCCI said 11 undocumented traders involved in the shadow business were apprehended by police at Mokokchung DEF area for not possessing ILP. AKM and MCCI claimed

that those 11 “dubious” traders and their vehicles laden with uncertified consignment to be sold at the Weekly Bazaar were reportedly brought to the Mokokchung police station, but some patrons of “good influence” showed up to bail out the ILP defaulters and their unspecified consignment and vehicles. When they arrived at the Police Station, AKM and MCCI said all the vehicles laden with unspecified consignment, probably with contraband items, were nowhere to be seen.

AKM had initiated ‘Survival Mokokchung campaign’ to flush out illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and to safeguard local socio-economic future, but ‘weekly bazaar’ was proving to be undoing what it have achieved so far, they said.

MCCI said it stood for safeguarding genuine traders and for promoting a free, fair and healthily competitive market, but added it would be compelled to make drastic moves when shadow markets hijack the formal market.

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KOHIMA, JUL 11 (NPN): A powerful IED blast was triggered inside Senapati Deputy Commissioner’s office complex, Manipur on Sunday night at around 7.30 p.m. However there was no casualty.

According to reports, the IED blast occurred at the ground floor-- inside the office room of the planning section at DC’s office main building. Though no one was injured as the incident happened when the office was closed, the blast damaged some parts of the wall and windowpanes Soon after receiving reports of the blast, 35 Assam Rifles and CRPF personnel rushed to the spot and carried out search operation in the vicinity of the DC complex. Sources said Police and Assam Rifles officials later held a meeting with members of the Naga People’s Organization (NPO) and Senapati District Students Association (SDSA) to ascertain and take up further course of action to book the culprit(s).

Meanwhile, NSCN (K) Shepoumaramth Region has reportedly claimed responsibility for the blast on Monday. A statement issued by publicity in-charge of Shepoumaramth Region NSCN (K), claimed that the blast was triggered by the group.

“This explosion is the last warning to the Deputy Commissioner and her co-coordinating officers for not meeting their demand that had been neglecting for so long against the Government who sacrifice their life for the sacred cause of the Nagas sovereignty”, the statement read.

The NSCN (K) in a warning asked the Deputy Commissioner and the co-coordinating officers to meet them and solve the issue at the earliest.

It also warned of “stern action” if any departments, organizations or any individuals fail to cooperate with the Shepoumaramth Region.

Theresa May tipped to be next British PM LONDON, JUL 11 (PTI): Theresa May will take over as new Prime Minister on Wednesday, British Premier David Cameron said today after the home secretary’s only rival in Theresa May the race to become Conservative Party leader pulled out unexpectedly.

Cameron said he will chair his last Cabinet meeting tomorrow and attend House of Commons for his last Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday before heading to Buckingham Palace to offer his official resignation to Queen Elizabeth II. “We will have a new Prime Minister in that building behind me by Wednesday evening,” Cameron told reporters outside 10 Downing Street.

“I am delighted Theresa May will be Prime Minister. She has the overwhelming support of the Conservative parliamentary party...she is strong, she is competent, she is more than able to provide the leadership that our country is going to need in the years ahead,” said Cameron, who had announced he would be stepping down for a new prime minister to take the Brexit negotiations forward with the European Union a day after the June 23 vote in favour of Britain leaving the economic bloc.

59-year-old May would become Britain’s second female Prime Minister after Margaret Thatcher.

Road connecting Phek cut-off by landslide

progresses the nation would not progress.

Citing on the importance of all round progress of the community members, the Governor instructed the youth leaders present to ensure all the members of the community opened up their Road connecting Phek district damaged by landslide. bank account under the central government’s project, ‘Jan Dhan Yojana’.

He wished the community success in its future endeavour.

Earlier, speeches were delivered by guest of honour Bishnu Bhattacharjee, Dimapur Gorkha Union chairman Kumar Subba and GYCD president Shiva Kumar BK. The programme was chaired by Gorkha Hindu Milan Sewa Sangh joint secy, Gyan Ghataney, welcome speech was delivered

by GSUD president Sunil Limbu. While vote of thanks was proposed by GSUD general secretary Anand Gurung. Dance and songs were presented by the members of GSUD.

DIMAPUR, UL 11 (NPN): Major landslide between Phek and Losami village has cut-off the main connectivity for the commuters of Phek district headquarters. In this regard, the deputy commissioner (DC) Phek Murohu Chotso has informed all the villagers of Losami, Khomi, Pholami, Porba, Sakraba, Pfutsero and other commuters to avoid this road until the road was repaired.

Meanwhile, DC Phek has written to the secretary Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) and sought assistance in restoration of the said road the earliest.

Amit Shah to launch NEDA on July 13 G U WA H AT I , J U L 1 1 (AGENCIES): BJP president Amit Shah’s ambitious project, North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA) which is a grouping of non Congress parties will be launched on Wednesday in Guwahati.

NEDA will be launched in presence of Shah and other Central ministers on July 13, reports ET Bureau.

NEDA was formed on May 24 last. Besides regional parties, chief ministers of Assam Sarbananda Sonowal, Nagaland T.R. Zeliang, Arunchal Pradesh Kalikho Pul, Pawan Kumar Chamling Sikkim are likely to attend the meeting.

The meeting will also be attended by parliamentarian of non-Congress rules states.

NEDA last meeting was attended by Mizoram based Mizo National Front, Peoples’ Party of Arunachal, Assam based Asom Gana Parishad and Bodoland People’s Front, Indigenous Peoples Front of Tripura, Meghalaya based United Democratic Party and National People’s Party.

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‘World Population Day’ observed across the state

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, July 12, 2016

news in brief KSON emergency meeting: KSON office bearers are informed that there would be emergency meeting on Julyn12, 4 p.m at KCC campus, Dimapur. KSON office bearers have been directed to compulsorily attend the meeting.

GSKSK to celebrate AKBBA: Gorkha Sahitya Kala

Sanstha Kohima (GSKSK) would celebrate 202th birth anniversary of Aadi Kavi Bhanu Bhakta Acharya, great poet of Nepali literature at Chandmari Gorkha Public Panchayat hall on July 13, 4 p.m. Assistant manager SBI Kohima main branch, Karnal Khanal would be the chief guest and owner of Hotel Sagar, Gauwahati Paltan Bazar, Gopal Karki Chettri will be the guest of honour.

SVD appeals: Having serious concern over the non-

(L-R): Minister for home , Y. Patton with officials during the state level advocacy on World Population Day at Tiyi town hall Wokha. (DPRO Wokha). Observance of ‘World Population Day’ at CMO’s office conference hall, Kohima. Dr. Wethselo speaking at the program.

DIMAPUR: State level advocacy on “World Population Day, launching of Family Planning Health Mela Fortnight & Intensified Diarrhoea Control Fortnight” (FPHM & IDCF) was held on July 11 at Tiyi town hall, Wokha with home minister, Y. Patton as the chief guest.

According to DIPR report, Y. Patton said that the alarming growth of population in India has become a concern for citizens of the country, particularly for the creamy layers, including the government agencies.

He advocated for concerted effort from all sections of society as the responsibility for all development departments, ministries, NGOs and civil societies and not only the Health & Family Welfare department to actively partake in playing a vital role to contain the abnormal growth of population.

Patton also said that the government of India has adopted numerous measures to check the ever increasing population growth and intro-

duced several schemes under family planning programs and all these have been disseminated to the states which were made operational since May 2012. He said that under these measures the government has given more emphasis on spacing methods, quality care in family planning services by establishing quality assurance committees at the state and district levels.

Patton urged all the developmental departments to work in cohesion towards improving the quality of life of the people through proper dissemination of information, education and communication which must be area-specific, need based and community oriented. Population stabilization campaign programme should be made “people’s programme” by involving local leaders, NGOs and civil society leaders, religious leaders school, colleges and teachers through print and electronic media and all other means of advertisements and communicationthrough various creative and

PVLO office inaugurated

DIMAPUR: Padumpukhri Village Level Organization (PVLO) office was formally inaugurated on July 9, by NSRLM joint secretary and mission director, Athel O Lotha as chief guest. The chief guest was accompanied

by COO livelihoods and district in-charge, Menuoneituo Chadi , BPM Chumukedima, M.Yimok Phom , area coordinator, Chenton Konyak area and DMMU and BMMU staffs .

At the inauguration programme, chief guest in her speech pointed that it was one of the village which has stood in unity, transparency and trustworthiness by doing a joint venture income generating activities by opening a daily market for sustainable livelihoods of SHGs. COO also

highlighted about the core values and aims of NSRLM and talked about proper utilization of Community Investment Fund (CIF) and various other funds. BPM also encouraged the SHGs to stand out as the best SHGs and also to stand out as a model SHGs. The programme was also attended by village council members and VDB secy, GBs and VLO members led by VLO president and all SHGs. The chief guest in her speech said that, she was very happy to learn about the full cooperation and support given by the council members to the women SHGs. Meanwhile, Diphupar A, VLO office was also inaugurated where COO, BPM, BMMU and DMMU staff, VCC and members and SHGs attended the program.

Orgs demand release of RMSA teachers’ salary

DIMAPUR: Expressing serious concern over non-payment of salary to the RMSA teachers since February 2016 despite repeated appeals, the school management and development committee and Village Council of Molvom has appealed to the concern department to release the pending salary immediately.

In a press note, chairmen of Molvom Village Council, School Management Committee GMS Molvom, and SMC,GMS, GPS Maova, appealed for immediate release of pending RMSA teachers’ salary and avoid the agitation called by Nagaland RMSA Teachers’ Association 2015-2016 as it would hamper the student’s career.

innovative methods, he further added.

Method on family planning topic was delivered by O&G, Dr. Noune while pediatrician, Dr. Khriemenuo highlighted on control of diarrhoes. Key note address was delivered by DPO (RCH/ UIP) Dr. Zathung. The programme was chaired by MS District Hospital Wokha, Dr. Robin Mozhui while vote of thanks was proposed by deputy CMO, Dr. Tumchobeni.

KOHIMA: Under the slogan “take responsibility, make plans” the programme was conducted at CMOs conference hall Kohima, organized by office of the chief medical officer along with District Health Society, department of Health & Family Welfare, NHM. The programme was chaired by chief medical officer, Kohima, Dr. Avino Metha while the technical session was conducted by DPO (RCH-UIP), Dr. Avile Zao where she gave a presentation on “World Population Day & Population Stabiliza-

tion Fortnight” from July 11 to 24, 2016. This fortnight would be called as Family Health Mela under the theme “take responsibility, make plans” (Zimmedari Nibhao, Plan Banao).

Advocacy and awareness campaigns would be carried out in all the blocks and villages under Kohima district which would include exhibition of family planning methods, counseling of clients on the basket of choices & motivation of eligible couples for availing family planning services including awareness on HIV/AIDS. During the ongoing advocacy, following messages should reach the people as part of awareness generation: delaying age at marriage, healthy spacing at birth, post partum family planning, male participation in family planning, post abortion family planning.

IEC activities of interpersonal communication: focus group discussion would be carried out in selected health units to observe popu-

lation fortnight as basket of family planning services including distribution of OCP & condoms, IUCD insertion, tubectomy & vasectomy, pamphlets, leaflets and putting up of banners and posters at prominent places in line with new family planning media campaign.

PHEK: District Health Society, Phek observed the day at the seminar hall, district hospital, Phek, with senior specialist, Dr. Wethselo Tsuhah as resource person on the theme, “investing teenage girls”.

In his speech he said that many of the people still have misconception on family planning which leads to unsuccessful implementation of the program. In this regard, he called upon the health workers to be clear on the misconceptions and spread awareness on family planning.

He highlighted that a planned family gives children quality health care, stable family, quality education, happy family and bright fu-

DPDB meetings held at Phek and Mangkolemba

DIMAPUR: Monthly Phek DPDB meeting was held on July 11, 2016 at DC’s conference hall under the chairmanship of DC and vice chairman DPDB Phek, Muroho Chotso.

According to DIPR report, there was a review of the last meeting minutes and the board re-affirmed for opening of Vijaya bank at Pfutsero and to send reminder to the state authority for immediate establishment of police outpost at Phokhungri. Soil and water conservation department highlighted the departmental activities. Other agendas discussed in the meeting included poor BSNL service in Phek town, function of ATMA and change of nomenclature of Ura Club Chizami Town to Global Trust Club.

M A N G KO L E M BA : Mangkolemba sub-divisional Planning and Development Board meeting for the month of July was held on July 5 under the chairmanship of vice-chairman SDPDB and ADC, Mangkolemba,T. ImtiwapangAier, where he reminded all the members to avail proper leave in written when the members were unable to attend the meetings. According to DIPR report, after review of the previous meeting minutes, the members deliberated on the proposal submitted by sub treasury officer (STO),

Healing crusade concludes at Kiphire

Mangkolemba which was recommended for onward submission to the government for approval and construction of multiple flat type building for their officers and staffs since the department presently had no accommodation thereby hampering the smooth functioning of the office.

In regard to the proposed agenda for construction of EAC office building in Alongkima, EAC, Alongkima, apprised the members on the deplorable condition of the office which was unsafe and beyond repair and further requested the members for approval for a new building construction.

The members approved the proposal for submission to the government for approval.

The house further deliberated on the extreme bad quality of water supplied in all the four administrative Hqs namely, ADC Hq Mangkolemba, EAC Hq Longchem, EAC Hq Alongkima and EAC Hq Merangmen under the subdivision. Presently water was being supplied directly from the streams and was unhealthy for human use. In this regard, SDO PHED, Mangkolemba has been directed to submit a concept note on “augmentation of water supply through stream water source” in all the four HQs for onward submission to the government for

approval. During the meeting, the vice chairman expressed his dismay and unhappiness regarding the attendance performance of the government officials and staff posted in the sub-division and further requested all the head of offices to maintain attendance register which would be further inspected by ADC office.

The recent picketing of the SDEO and BDO office by the Mangkolemba Ao Lanur Telongjem (MALT) was also discussed. In this regard SDEO highlighted and expressed the problems faced by her office due to the absence of the HA who had not reported for duty since the last three years. The chairman of the meeting assured that all efforts would be taken to settle the issue at the earliest. BDO, Mangkolemba was directed to run the office regularly from the sub-division and not from Mokokchung since they have to be in constant touch with the villagers or the board would take the matter to the highest level befitting penalty for the erring officers.

SDO (C) Longchem submitted a proposal for repairing the Longchem-Naganijan road which was in a pathetic and deplorable condition for commuters to travel. In this connection, he further requested the PWD department to assist and help the people during the

TTSU condemns arrest of student by AR DIMAPUR: Toulazouma Tenyimi Students’ Union (TTSU) Dimapur has “vehemently condemned the discourteous act” of 37 Assam Rifles (AR) Ghaspani for reportedly arresting a student “without any rhyme or reason” on July 8.

Terming the act as “indecent”, TTSU, in a press note alleged that on July 8 around 4 a.m, fully armed cadres of 37 AR entered the house of Relhu Venuh, a student reportedly pursuing Masters at Poona Institute of Management Science and Entrepreneurship, and arrested Relhu, who reportedly furnished his identity card and informed the AR cadres that he was on vacation. While condemning the incident, TTSU questioned the 37 AR over the arrest of an “innocent student, a future leader.” Maintaining that students’ were not enemies of armed forces, TTSU lamented the 37 AR for taking the law in its own hand stating the act was “unacceptable” in ‘our’ society.

Therefore, TTSU appealed to all right thinking citizens to condemn such acts where even students were not spared.

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Dr. Apise Sangtam speaking at the crusade Kiphire.

Kiphire, July 11 (NPN): The three-day healing crusade which begin on July 7 successfully concluded at Kiphire town on Sunday. The healing crusade was organized by Gethsemane Prayer Home Kiphire with pastor, Purana Bazaar Dimapur, Dr.Apise Sangtam and missionary Lima Imsong as the speakers throughout the crusade and master, Gethsemane Prayer

Home, Tajingki as camp director.

Thousands of believers from all walks of life irrespective of tribes packed the prayer home and were blessed at the crusade. Many sick people were also healed by the power of Holy Spirit. Believers mostly in their youth were touched by the spirit where more than 40 prayer warriors from Gethsemane Prayer Home helped

ture. Stressing on the theme he said that “we” should give importance and invest in a girl child, because an educated girl child would automatically empower to make a planned family and bring positive changes in the family.

At the program district program officer (UIP/RCH) Phek, Dr. Kolhitso Khalo highlighted the activities on population stabilisation fortnight and on Intensified Diarrhoea Control Fortnight which would be observed from July 11 to 23.

The activities which would be conducted during the fortnight are services on family planning both temporary and permanent method, distribution of ORS and setting up of ORS and zinc corner at the health units.

Earlier a special song was presented by Velato in the program was chaired

by Sr. Specialist DH Phek, Dr. Rongsen Longkumar and the vote of thanks was pronounced by Dr. Wethselo Tsühah.

the youth in prayers.

Gethsemane Prayer Home is located at mission compound ward Kiphire, and this is the 2nd healing crusade being organized.

M e a n w h i l e, G e t h semane Prayer Home has thanked all the people those who have contributed financially and materially for the successful conclusion of the crusade.

DIMAPUR: Ministry of culture, Government of India has invited proposals/applications from private institutions/individuals/NGOs/universities for empanelment with the ministry for participation in the Festivals of India aboard.

In this regard, director North East Zone Cultural Centre, Lipokmar Tzudir has asked those interested parties to send the proposal/applications along with the details of events in soft copy in MS word document with one month from the date of publication of this advertisement at foicell-culture @gov.in.

Hard copies have been asked to address to Ministry of Culture, Festival of India Cell-ICR Division, Central Secretariat Library, 1st floor, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi.

Events in Festivals of India include- dance, music, theatre, films, food, literary, yoga demonstration, folk arts (mehandi), performing arts, exhibitions, workshops etc. Further details would be available at www.indiaculture.nic.in.

repairing of the road which would be undertaken by the villagers as voluntary social work this month. With the transfer of sub treasury-office from Mokokchung to Mangkolemba and the upgradation of SBI Mangkolemba from asst. manager to branch manager thus increasing the bank cash retention limit, the vice chairman directed all the VDBs account under the subdivision to SBI Mangkolemba.

Meanwhile the department concerned, when asked to furnish the details of the accounts, expressed their difficulties involved to transfer the accounts citing various problems faced by the BDOs, which further would be taken up with the deputy commissioner & chairman VDB and project director (DRDA), Mokokchung at the earliest. Earlier, the vice chairman appraised the house to nominate deserving candidates from their respective departments and submit to ADC office for onward submission, based on the letter received from DC Mokokchung for District Award 2016, in view of the forthcoming Independence Day celebration. The next SDPDB meeting for the month of August has been scheduled on August 5, where work distribution of the Independence Day celebration would be chalked out.

payment of salary to RMSA teachers since 2016, Sovima Village Dimapur (SVD), school management and development committee and village council has appealed the concerned department to release their pending salaries. In a press release, SVD appealed the authority to release the pending salaries in order to avoid the agitation called by the Nagaland RMSA Teachers Association from July 11, 2016, which would hamper the students’ career.

Sekruzu town govt. employees inform: Adhoc town committee (ATC) Sekruzu has directed to all the grade IV staff of government employees posted at Sekruzu headquarter to be in station and attend their duties before August 15 failing which stern action would be initiated against the defaulters as per the resolution adopted during the public meeting of Sekruzu town people held on March 19. In the press release issued by ATC Sekruzu vice chairman Vesakhoyi Shijoh and secretary ATC Sekruzu Bedukho Shijoh informed that the meeting also further resolved that appointment of grade IV staff in the government offices should be given to the candidates residing at Sekruzu town. ATC Sekruzu appealed the concern head of department to cooperate with the resolution adopted during the general meeting for the greater interest of the citizens.

USSC 10th presidential meeting: United Sangtam

Students’ Conference (USSC) has informed all the federating areas and local unions that the 10th presidential meet would be held on July 15, 9 a.m at Old Mangakhi village.

All the USSC officials, presidents and general secretaries of all the areas and local unions are informed to attend the meeting positively and reach the venue by July 14.

Corrigendum : Apropos the news item, “RMSA teachers

decide to boycott classes”, the sentence should be read as, “it was never an intention of the RMSA teachers (201516) to take such a bitter steps infringing the right of the innocent pupils (and not public) not as stated. Nagaland RMSA Teachers’ Association 2015-16 also clarified that, “the department will try to lure the poor teachers by giving them one, two months’ salary in lieu of the pending five to six months salaries”.

Kohima Police seize ‘demand’ notes; 2 arrested

The two accused

DIMAPUR: Kohima Police has recovered two demand notes- one addressed to all scrap dealers under Kohima district to submit Rs. 50,000 as yearly tax, another addressed to the president of Sumo vehicle union Kohima district to submit Rs. 1,500 per vehicle as yearly tax- from a seized laptop of suspected UG cadres and has arrested two persons in this connection.

In a press note, Kohima Police informed that based on information about presence of suspected UG cadres at New Reserve Phesama, a joint team of South PS personnel and NAP (IR) stationed at South PS led by SDPO (South) conducted a search operation on July 9.

However, before reaching the residence, the cadres

were alerted by the barking dogs and escaped under the cover of darkness, Police stated.

During search of the house, Police reportedly recovered seven 7.65 mm live rounds, one knife, one laptop, one pen drive, one pistol holster and one Maruti 800 (AS01L-2249 with ignition key).

Police stated that the house owner identified as S. Yashikaba Sangtam s/o Sungjunglepden, from Tuensang, and resident of New Reserve, Kohima, was taken into custody.

During preliminary investigation he revealed that two of his friend namely Bubu (sympathizer of NSCN-R) and Neibulie (SS. Major NSCN-R) were staying in his rented house and Neibulie used to come frequently along with armed bodyguards, Police said.

Police also informed that the absconder, Mezhulhoukho (Bubu) s/o – Alelhu, of Piphema, Dimapur, present resident of Jail colony, Kohima was arrested and taken into police custody.

In this connection, a case under Kohima South PS Case has been registered against the arrested persons for conducting further investigation.

AKM, MCCI demands explanation from DC Mkg on ILP defaulters

The 11 ILP defaulters in police custody.

DIMAPUR: Ao Students’ Conference (AKM) and the Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce & Industries (MCCI) has demanded explanation from the deputy commissioner (DC) Mokokchung over the arrest of 11 ILP defaulters at New Reserve Area (DEF) Mokokchung despite official notification from DC’s office about “amble provisions being laid down to check unwanted threats posed by the so-called ‘Weekly Bazaar’ traders.”

In a letter to the DC made available to media, AKM and MCCI, while expressing dissatisfaction over the implementation of laid down rules, demanded to know how the ILP defaulters passed through the interstate Police check gate at Tuli area. AKM and MCCI also questioned why the five bolero pick-up vehicles they were travelling in, along with their consignment, were reportedly not seized by the authorities and whether the

vehicles had proper papers and permits. Further, the organizations also demanded to know whether the consignments in the said vehicles were inspected by competent authorities.

In this regard, AKM and MCCI demanded that the provisions laid down for the Weekly Bazaar in Mokokchung district as formulated during the meeting held on April 20, 2015 be implemented in toto or ban the Weekly Bazaar immediately.

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WEATHER FORECAST July 12

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Guwahati A shower or thunderstorm

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Free medical camp at Rokabozou colony DIMAPUR: A free medical camp was organized at Rokabozou colony as part of national urban health mission by urban primary health centre and department of health and family welfare on July 9.

The camp was conducted by a 23 members team comprising of medical officer, Dr. Aomeren Longkumer, consultant NUHM, Subonglemla Jamir, nurses and pharmacist from urban primary health centre Seikhazou, counselor, Ayangla, lab technician, Naro and her team from Mobile ICTC, surveillance workers from Malaria Control Team section and gynecologist, Dr. Yanrenthung Jami.

Fr e e c o n s u l t a t i o n , medicine, immunization for pregnant mothers and children below 16 years, free basic laboratory services and screening, IEC and family planning, were the services provided by the team to 140 residents of Rokabozou colony.

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Chief guest, commissioner & secretary DUDA, L. Kire, IFS, along with students and officials at the culmination program. The sewing machines seen in picture were later distributed to the students. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUL 11 (NPN): Tabitha Craft and Design, Resource Centre, awarded three month certificate in Multi Skill Development Training (MSDT) on Designing and Tailoring to 30 female students from the four Eastern districts of Mon, Tuensang, Longleng, and Kiphire in a culmination program held at Tabitha Craft and Design, Resource Centre auditorium here on Monday.

The event was graced by commissioner and secretary, Department of Under Developed Areas (DUDA), L. Kire, IFS, as chief guest.

Speaking on the occasion, Kire congratulated

the students on successful completion of the course and remarked that ‘they’ (students) were now new individuals- equipped with new skills.

He urged them to be agents of change by using their skills and contribute to the society.

Maintaining that they were second to none, Kire Impressed upon the students to change their mindset and break away from the ‘backward’ tag. Kire urged the students to work hard and “overtake” the so-called advanced tribes.

Kire also appreciated the management of Tabitha Craft for the “holistic/allround” development it im-

part to students and assured assistance and cooperation from his department in future.

Earlier, the program was chaired by joint director, DUDA, Dr. Anungla Imdong Phom. Prayer and training report was delivered by Rev. Dr. Coppe Mero during which he also highlighted the activities of the centre.

A short video of the students during their threemonth stay at the centre was also screened. Later, the chief guest and chairperson handed over certificates and cash incentives to the students.

It may be mentioned that DUDA ventured into partnership with Tabitha

Craft and Design, Resource Centre, Darogapathar, Dimapur, as training provider in 2013. The programme is in line with the policy of the state government on gender budgeting.

The training programmes falls under Underdeveloped Areas Programme (UDAP) whereby five girls from each tribe from Mon, Tuensang, Longleng, and Kiphire are selected through district administration. The MSDT comprise cutting and tailoring, garments, bags, beading and accessories, toy making, card making with pressed flower and photo frames, accessories, counselling and value and selfesteem sessions.

DIMAPUR: Cornerstone College organized one-day orientation programme to equip students about the semester system on July 11 at its college premises.

Media cell of the college stated that principal Sentisangla delivered the welcome address and introductory.

The resource person for the event was principal of Unity College of Arts & Commerce, Dimapur, Dr Sanjay Chabbra.

Dr Chabbra presented an excellent coverage of the semester system under the Nagaland University. He also spoke at length about the grading system. Further, he

Students of Cornerstone College at the orientation. encouraged the students to work hard from the beginning of the academic session as it would impact on their grades.

The one-day orientation pro-

gramme was attended by the principal of Cornerstone College and all the faculty members and students of the college.

76 Naga boys successfully clear recruitment examination of Indian army

DIMAPUR: Naga boys totalling 76 who had been sponsored and trained by units/sectors of IGAR (North) successfully cleared the recruitment examination of Indian army held recently at Dimapur.

According to IGAR (N) 700 boys were trained

by IGAR (North) from all districts across Nagaland, out of which 150 boys had cleared physical & medical exam held at IG stadium Kohima in April 2016.

Finally 76 boys cleared the written exam at Dimapur. 41 boys from Jalukie, Dimapur & Medziphema region, 28 boys from Wokha, Kohima, Phek districts and 7 boys from Zunheboto alone cleared the prestigious

Successful Naga boys trained by IGAR (N). selection.

The local populace and civil administration in all districts have shown enthusiasm and positive response to the recruitment rally and

efforts of Assam Rifles to provide a platform to young unemployed sections in their quest for a bright and prosperous career in the armed forces.

LBES & WTC conducts mass social work Sensitization cum training

prog on MOVCD held at Peren

Repairing, bolder and mud filling at Wokha-Merapani road.

DIMAPUR: Lotha Baptist Ekhümkho Sanrhyutsü (Lotha Baptist Churches Association) and Witter Theological College (WTC) organized a mass social work from mission compound extending up till Wokha-Merapani road on July 9, led by LBES executive secretary and WTC principal, Rev. Nyanchumo

Lotha. All staff of LBES and WTC including student community participated in the mass social work.

Several major works were undertaken during the social work among which mentioned may be made of a major repairing, bolder and mud-filling of a water-logged area at Wokha-Merapani road

DIMAPUR: District Agricul- marketing and brand building ture Office (DAO) Peren or- initiative. He also mentioned ganised a one-day sensitization that the scheme organic value cum training programme on chain development for North Mission Organic Value Chain Eastern Region would be imDevelopment (MOVCD) on plemented in a mission mode.

July 11 at DAO conference At the state level the mission would be implemented by the hall, New Hq. Peren.

According to DIPR re- State Level Executive Comport, during the keynote ad- mittee (SLEC) and executed dress, DAO, Atoi Sema briefed through a designated state lead on the Mission Organic Value agency in the form of State Chain Development scheme Organic Commodity Board for North Eastern Region. He or Organic Mission. said that the scheme aimed SDAO Tening, Dr. Zeat development of certified liegai Ndang explained on the organic production in a value implementation of MOVCD chain mode to link growers and PKVY. Around 20 farmers with consumers and to sup- from different villages, includport the development of entire ing VCC and members, atvalue chain starting from in- tended the training. Agri officer puts, seeds, certification to the Mapeuheile Ndang chaired the below All India Radio Station, creation of facilities for collec- programme and also delivered tion, aggregation, processing the welcome address.

Wokha by engaging a JCB with the association’s fund.

Meanwhile, executive secretary has extended heartfelt gratitude to all the staff Dimapur: Chumukedima Gorkha Union (CGU) in asand students who had par- sociation with Chumukedima Gorkha Youth (CGY) has ticipated in the mass social convened to celebrate 202nd birth anniversary of “Adi Kavi” work and pray that Almighty Bhanu Bhakta Acharya on July 13, 2 p.m. at CTC HALL, God would bless them abun- Chumukedima. All Gorkha communities have been invited dantly. to be part of the programme.

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YMC celebrates 3rd college foundation cum 1st graduation day cern towards the society led to his children to establish this college in 2013 in his memory to impart value education in the society in general and to the students in particular.

Also speaking on the occasion was vice-principal, YMC, Arangba who stressed on being useful to society and to “excel” in everything good they did as the college

motto was.

Limanuksang, who was awarded as the best graduate of YMC 1st batch also spoke of his experience in college life and thanked God and YMC faculty staff for his success.

He also encouraged the students to be serious in their studies.

Earlier the programme

was chaired by Bobita and God’s blessing was invoked

by Rev.Vitoshe Swu. Felicitation of graduates was done by Timothy, while vote of thanks was delivered by general secretary, YMCSU, Kiboholi.

The programme also witnessed songs presented by BA & B.Com 1st semester and BA & B.Com 3rd semester and solo by Toinali.

Rev. Vitoshe Swu, chairman of YMC along with principal and faculty members of YMC and graduates. (NP)

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DIMAPUR, JUL 11 (NPN): Yemhi Memorial College (YMC), Dimapur celebrated its 3rd foundation cum 1st graduation day on Monday 11at the college premises with Sr. pastor, Sumi Baptist church Dimapur, Rev. Vitoshe Swu as the special guest.

Speaking on the occasion, Rev. Vitoshe Swu prayed and sought blessings from God for the passing out graduates. Swu encouraged the students to pour out their hearts and thoughts on K

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what was happening in “our” society today.

Lamenting on the problems and challenges faced by the society, he encouraged the students to be the healer of the society by inculcating dignity of labour and exhibit true value of education.

Chairman managing board YMC, Joshua Sumi stated the reason behind inviting Rev. Vitoshe Swu, as he was the one who dedicated the YMC on its 1st foundation day in 2013 and it was through his prayer that God had blessed the college’s first batch graduates with

good pass percentage. While encouraging the passing out students, he said that nothing in this world was free and that success came with a price, the price in the form of hard labour, proper utilization of time and to have faith in oneself.

Principal, YMC, Makan Chetia, highlighted the brief history of Yemhi Memorial College, which was established in the memory of Lt. Rev. Yemhi, who was also the first among the Sumi Naga to be ordained as Reverend in 1926. Lt. Rev. Yemhi’s love for Christ, education and conK

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75 cases pending against former JCILPS convener media that following the submission of the list of 75 criminal cases against pending Ratan by the police, the court would treat the case as criminal case and would be known as Ratan verse Manipur government and five other respondent henceforth.

Singjamei police station of Imphal West had registered a criminal case against Ratan on June 2 on charges of being a member of the banned United National Liberation Front (UNLF), engaging in prejudicial activities against the state and promoting social unrest, rioting and enmity among people.

The police also announced a cash reward of Rs 5 lakh for information leading to his arrest after declaring “wanted” on his head. Following the allegations, Ratan stepped down as convener.

The police registered the case after a photograph, showing Ratan purportedly allegiance to the UNLF, appeared in social media and went viral.

Ratan said the photograph was a morphed one and in his petition, Ratan claimed that the police did not visit his house till today to arrest him nor issued any summons to him. Ratan claimed he is not an absconder.

On the other hand, pro-

tests demanding rolling back of wanted tag on the head of Ratan were continued unabated in Singjamei area where the former JCILPS convener hails from.

A group of people, mostly women under the banner of the JAC formed against the wanted tag attempted to storm the chief minister’s bungalow today, around 11:30 am.

Police on duty in front of the bungalow who intercept them prevented the people from further proceeding in front of the Nupi Lal Memorial Complex and allowed only four representatives to proceed and met with the chief minister.

After the meeting, the leaders claimed that chief minister assured them to discuss the matter with his council of ministers.

The chief minister also explained on the government stand to declare wanted on the head of Ratan and the problems that are likely to create if the state government remains silent even as photograph showing Ratan purportedly allegiance to the UNLF, appeared in social media and went viral.

The JAC has been on a mass sit-in-protest at Singjamei area since Sunday demanding the removal of wanted tag from K Ratan.

Manipuri woman alleges racial harassment, inquiry ordered

Medical fraternity hails AIIMS in Assam

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jul 11: Manipur police Monday alleged that 75 criminal cases involving former JCILPS convener Kh Ratan were pending with the state police even as protects demanding rolling back of wanted tag against Ratan continued unabated.

The police listed the 75 cases allegedly pending against Ratan while submitting a counter-affidavit responding to an order of the Acting Chief Justice Rakesh Ranjan Prasad of Manipur High Court asking the state government to deposit all records related to declaration of ‘wanted’ tag on Khomdram Ratan Singh.

The directive of the Acting Chief Justice came up after a hearing to a petition filed by the former JCILPS convener, challenging the registration of the criminal case against him and also the “wanted” tag.

Following the submission of the counter-affidavit, counsels of Ratan has also submitted rejoinder in the same court after which the division bench of justice Kh Nobin and justice S Serto deferred the hearing of the case till July 18.

After today’s hearing advocate Khaidem Mani, a counsel of Ratan, informed

NEW DELHI, JUL 11 (PTI): A Manipuri woman has alleged that she was subjected to racial harassment at the Delhi international airport following which an inquiry has been ordered into the incident.

Monika Khangembam alleged that on Saturday an immigration official at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport hurled racist remarks at her when she was on her way to Seoul for a conference.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said on Monday that an inquiry has been instituted into the allegation of racial harassment and action will be taken if anyone is found guilty.

“We are examining the case. We have asked for a full report. There have been previous cases of harassment. We will take action if there was a harassment,” he told reporters here.

The inquiry will be conducted by the Bureau of Immigration, which comes under the Ministry of Home Affairs.

After learning about the matter, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj expressed regret over the incident and said she would take up the issue with Home Minister Rajnath Singh.

“Monika Khangembam - I am sorry to know this. Immigration is not with me. I will speak to my senior colleague Shri @rajnathsingh ji to sensitise Immigration officials at the airport,” Swaraj tweeted.

On her Facebook wall, Khangembam wrote that when she went to the immigration desk at IGI at around 9 pm on Saturday, an official looked at her passport and said, “Indian toh nahi lagti ho” (you don’t look Indian).

He then allegedly smirked at her and asked her how many states comprised the country, in an apparent bid to “know her Indianness”.

She alleged that a lady official at the adjacent counter was giggling while the male officer paid no heed to her.

G u wahati , J u l 1 1 (Agencies): Members of the Assam branch of the Indian Medical Association (IMA) on Sunday welcomed the establishment of AIIMS in the outskirts of the city.

They said it will make super specialty treatment more accessible but added that the decision is politically motivated.

“The decision to set up an AIIMS in the state is based on a political agenda. People should know that AIIMS is a referral centre and is focused on higher medical studies and research.

Nonetheless, it will provide the health sector a much-needed facelift,” Satyajit Borah, state secretary, IMA Assam, said.

Former IMA secretary Pranab Sarma said, “We hope the setting up of AIIMS will improve the health sector here.”

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CBSE’s project Udaan gives wings to engg dreams G u wahati , J u l 1 1 (Agencies): The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)’s Udaan project, which gives deserving girl students from economically weaker sections of society an opportunity of fulfilling their engineering dreams, will receive applications till July 13.

“Udaan is a project launched under the guidance of the Union HRD ministry to address the low enrolment of girl students in prestigious engineering institutions and the teaching gap between school education and engineering entrance examination,” said regional officer of the Guwahati zone of CBSE, Sanjib Das. The initiative provides free coaching to girl students of Classes XI and XII who

want to become engineers.

Students whose annual family income is less than Rs 6 lakhs per annum can apply to join the programme. A statement from the zonal office of CBSE here said girl students currently enrolled in Class XI, with physics, chemistry and mathematics as their subjects, in Kendriya Vidyalayas, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas and government schools of any recognized board or CBSE-affiliated private schools can apply online to get selected for the project.

Under the programme, they will be given free online and offline resources through virtual weekend contact classes and study material on a preloaded tablet to help them prepare for entrance tests to various premier engineering colleges.

Woman held with Heroin, man with opium in Mnp

Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jul 11: A team of Manipur Police Narcotic and Affairs of Border (NAB) has arrested a woman with 250 gm of Heroin powder. An official statement of the state police PRO identified the woman as Rengnuhoi Parpa alias Elizabeth (45) wife of Samson Parpa of Waikhong Chothe Khunou of Chandel district.

The NAB team arrested her with the contraband item during an operation based on reliable information, the statement added.

Another unrelated report said that a man identified as Md Ayub Khan (45) hailing from Moijing of Thoubal district was Monday arrested by a team of Thoubal police along with 300 gm of opium and a opium processing machine.

A police source said that the man was arrested during a raid at the house of one Md Zameruddin at Usoipokpi of same district.

Some opium residues were also found in the house, it added.

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1 killed in Assam floods, situation critical in 6 districts

Morigaon, Jul 11 (PTI) One person was killed after being swept away by flood waters in Assam’s Morigaon district while the situation in five other affected districts remained “critical”.

About 1.35 lakh people have been hit by the devastating floods that have distroyed embankments and roads.

The deceased belonged to Bhuragaon circle, which is facing a serious threat as the raging waters of the Brahmaputra river have eroded the rock spur of Kupatimari portion of its embankment, Deputy Commissioner Rakesh Kumar said.

The erosion is of serious concern and the water resource department has been detailed to work round-the-clock to protect it, he said.

The situation in floodravaged Mayong revenue circle is also critical as 60 villages under Pokoriya and Ghagua local revenue units are inundated, affecting over 70,000 people, Kumar said, adding mechanised boats were used to evacuate them.

The six districts affected by the floods are Lakhimpur, Golaghat, Morigaon, Barpeta, Jorhat and Dhemaji.

Flood waters also damaged embankments in Lakhimpur district’s Bhoroluwa, Boloma and Lothujan areas, besides at Gayan Gaon in Jorhat district, sources in Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) said.

Megaliths indicate Khasis’ presence in M’laya since 1200 BC

Shillong, Jul 11 (PTI): Pre-historic megaliths and tools discovered in Meghalaya’s RiBhoi district indicate that Khasi tribe, one of the major tribes in the state, had made the state their home since around 1200 BC. Archaeologist Marco Mitri and a team of academicians from the North Eastern Hills University excavated the archaeological site near Lummawbuh village in the northern slopes of Sohpetbneng (heaven’s naval) peak near the NH-40.

Mitri said they found megalithic stone structures, and iron implements which dates

back to the prehistoric period in the ridge spreading over 1.5 km.

The excavation at Lummawbuh is the first one of a Neolithic site in Meghalaya.

“We had sent over 20 tools and implements including grains to Beta Analytic, a Miami-based laboratory for radiocarbon dating to confirm their age. The tests confirmed that these were dated to 12th century BC,” Mitri told PTI. The megalithic structures are used in the traditional mortuary practice which was popular among the tribesmen till a few decades ago.

Roy visits Ramakrishna Mission Hospital

Itanagar, Jul 11(PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Governor Tathagata Roy today visited the Ramakrishna Mission Hospital here and distributed fruits to indoor patients and interacted with doctors of the hospital and monks.

The Secondary Care referral 260 bedded Hospital caters to over 650 patients per day in its Out Patient Department.

Secretary of the hospital Swami Vishweshananda accompanied the Governor and his wife who visited the children ward, various laboratories, dialysis ward, and neonatal unit and the monks’ quarter. Later, Roy who was sworn in as the state governor on Sunday, also visited the state emporium, here, a Raj Bhawan communiqué informed.

Roy has been given the additional charge of during the absence on leave of J P Rajkhowa.

Impressed by the briefings by joint director Haj Dodung and other officers of the department of textiles, handloom and handicrafts, the Governor purchased a wraparound and suggested them to have more stock of traditionally made attires and other materials.

Interacting with media persons during the visit, Roy expressed hope that the state would progress with time.

NEFIS celebrates SC’s Reinstall Khotkoti police check gate: AJYCP judgement on AFSPA Correspondent

DIMAPUR, Jul 11: NorthEast Forum for International Solidarity (NEFIS) said its activists today gathered in huge numbers at Vishvidyalaya Metro Station and held a Candle Light Vigil to celebrate the recent judgement of Supreme Court condemning the draconian Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA).

In a release, NEFIS convenor, while relating SC’s judgement said that if members of the armed forces are deployed and employed to kill citizens of the country on the mere allegation or suspicion that they are the ‘enemy’, not only the rule of law but also democracy would be in grave danger. NEFIS called the ruling as a “vindication of the democratic movement against AFSPA”.

The note also said that Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) has been used by the army to use draconian measures against Indian

people.

The law gives soldiers sweeping powers to arrest or interrogate people in “disturbed areas” or states dealing with separatists or insurgents.

Declarations of the committee appointed by the Supreme Court in April 2013 that fake encounters happened in Manipur under the cover of immunity granted by this act, had earlier affirmed facts that we have all known for very long, about the nature of this brutal act.

NEFIS expressed its believe that by denying the right to rule of law, the Indian state has kept North-East people relegated to the status of second class citizenry in the country that claims itself to be the world’s largest democracy.

While NEFIS welcomes this move, the group said it would continue to wage struggle against this brutal act till it was repealed.

Diphu, July 11: Various social and students organizations including Assam Jatyatabadi Yuva Chatra Parisad, Bokajan unite has urgently requested Assam government to reestablish the police check gate in Khotkhoti which has been recently removed by the authority along with maximum check and toll gates of the state.

It may be mentioned here that this police check gate over number 1 Asian highway (national highway 39) which connects Myanmar covering Nagaland and Manipur. This is the route through which maximum illicit drugs, arms, vehicle are smuggled within the country. A particular spe-

cies of timber necessary for developing isotope is also smuggled from India to south China through this road. This road is the principal thoroughfare through which insurgent’s sneaks inside India after obtaining training in foreign nation with huge catch of arms and ammunitions.

So long this checkpoint was the only unmanageable barrier at the entry point of Assam; thousands of vehicle, tonnes of drugs, rhino horns and uncountable numbers of assorted weapons have been seized by officials manning the border check post.

Sudden abolition of Khotkhoti police check gate has literally boosted up crimes in the whole region, Dima-

pur city of Nagaland where insurgents from Assam take shelter and becomes additional headache of Nagaland government will boost up in no time.

Car lifters use this flash point for taking in vehicles inside Nagaland collected from entire nation, arms and ammunition obtained from European countries and China for the ultra organizations of N E states and Naxals also are routed through this road.

The organization leaders have urged Assam Government and Assam police to reinstall the gate without any delay which had remained as an alert sentinel at the border of the state and has in fact stood as vanguard of the nation in a broader sense.

Tripura running out of newsprint A g a rtala , J u l 1 1 (Agencies): Newspaper companies in Tripura have been facing a serious crisis of newsprint owing to the poor condition of National Highway-44. Trucks carrying essential and other commodities, including newsprint, have been stranded on the highway in the Lowerpowa area of south Assam for almost two months.

Leading dailies of Tripura have already stopped publishing all supplementary pages and are contemplating reducing regular news and post-edit pages unless the highway is repaired or alterWorld Population Fortnight and Intensified Diarrhoea Control Fortnight being nate arrangement is made to bring in newsprint to the state. observed at district library auditorium, Haflong, Assam, Monday.

A manager of a leading publication house here said, not just newsprint, his company was running out of other printing material as well.

The NH-44 has been partially closed to vehicular traffic for the past three months after heavy rain and poor maintenance rendered it unusable.

The state’s ordeal was made worse after landslides on the Lumding-Silchar hill section People with their vehicles wait in a long queue at a petrol pump in Agartala on of the Northeast Frontier RailMonday. (PTI) way blocked disrupted railway traffic to Tripura.

Airlines have increased IN GRATEFUL APPRECIATION freight charges by three times.

Air tickets from Agartala to We the bereaved family of Late Vesetalü Khüsoh Kolkata and Guwahati, both expressed our immense gratitude to all individuals, friends, an hour’s journey, are selling churches, unions, nieghbours, institutes, relatives and wellwishers for your love and kindness showered to us during the at Rs 11,000 or more.

Arunachal surgeon nominated Madrassa heads urge unity against terrorism for ‘Eye Health Heroes’

Itanagar, Jul 11 (PTI): Eye surgeon Dr Lobsang Tsetim of Ramakrishna Mission Hospital (RKMH) here has been nominated for the ‘Eye Health Heroes’ award for 2016.

Tsetim along with two other Indian surgeons, will receive the award at the 10th general assembly meet of the International Agency for Prevention of Blindness K

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Madrassa chiefs unite against terrorism. like Mecca and Medina,” said Moulana Nazirul Haq, superintendent of Asimiya Senior Madrassa, who presided over the meeting. The madrassa chiefs sent a memorandum to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, urging him to do what is necessary to maintain peace.

Meanwhile, Barak Upatyaka Banga Sahitya O Sanskriti Sammelan has urged Shekh Hasina’s government in

Bangladesh to take stringent measures to tackle terrorist activities in her country.

The apex cultural and literary body of the Barak Valley areas of Assam, in a letter addressed to Bangladesh Prime Minister and sent to high commissioner of the neighbouring country in India, said there were hidden forces acting behind the terrorist activities in Bangladesh.

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(IAPB) at Durban in South Africa, in October, an official release said here today.

During the past years, Dr Tsetim contributed extensively to ophthalmic department of the Ramakrishna Mission Hospital to carry out the Eye Care Situational Analysis and Final Action Plan for the prevention of avoidable blindness and visual impairment in Arunachal Pradesh, commissioned by VISION-2020 India , the release said.

The ‘Eye Health Heroes’ award is an initiative of the Prevention of Blindness in partnership with L’OCCITANE Foundation, and is designed to celebrate eye care practitioners and frontline staff whose everyday efforts behind the scenes are making a real difference towards universal eye health, the release added.

Silchar, Jul 11 (Agencies): Expressing serious concerns over terrorist activities around the globe and the recent attacks at an upmarket cafe in Bangladesh, madrassa chiefs of Karimganj district in Assam have given a clarion call for a collective fight against terrorism.

Superintendents of at least 25 senior madrassas of Karimganj near Bangladesh, in a meeting held at Asimganj on Sunday, condemned the terror activities across the world.

The madrassa chiefs appealed to the people to come forward and fight against such inhuman acts. “Terrorists have no religion or colour,” said one of them. “Their only aim is to kill unarmed and harmless people,” he added. “We are concerned about the fact that neither Muslims nor non-Muslims are being spared by the terrorists. They are targeting Hindu priests and also attacking during an Eid gathering. Apart from Bangladesh, Turkey and Iraq, the militants are targeting holy places

brief illness and at the sad demise of our dearest and beloved daughter.

We deeply regret our inability to mention each individuals nevertheless our sincere gratitude to few are extended : 1. Rev. Zhowhüyi Nyekha, Sr. Pastor CCRCK, Upper PWD. 2. Rev. Vevozo Khamo, Executive Secretary CC. CRC. 3. Rev. Keholeshü Tepa, Sr. Pastor Kidima Baptist Church.

4. Shri. Chotisüh Sazo, Hon’ble Speaker NLA. 5. Ngoswüyi Lohe, Chairman, Council of Chakhesang CRC. 6. Chakhesang Christian Revival Church Kohima.

7. Chakhesang Christian Revival Church Kohima, Upper PWD. 8. Shalom Christian Revival Church, Kitsubozou.

9. Chakhesang Baptist Church, Kohima.

10. Youth Department, CCRCK. 11. Youth Department, CCRCK Upper PWD. 12. Lower Kitsubozou Prayer Fellowship I & II 13. Outreach Prayer Fellowship.

14. Combine Prayer Fellowship, Kitsubozou.

15. Kitsubozou Youth Society.

16. Good News (Prison) Ministry Nagaland, Kohima.

17. North P.S Women’s Fellowship.

18. Chesezu Women Society, Kohima.

19. Kohima Chesezu Students’ Union.

20. Khesoh Khel Kohima & Chesezu.

21. Capital College of Higher Education, Kohima.

22. Tribal Group Enterprises.

23. Gravity Plus & Footprint.

24. Razhü Point Market, Kohima (Thenuko Krotho).

25. Razhü Point Hotel, Kohima (Thepfuko Krotho).

26. Capital Convention Centre.

We humbly pray that our Almighty God bless you all unconditionally.

Loving father, mother, brothers, sisters, in-laws and family members

Born : 21/03/1986 – Died : 02/07/2016

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a Ceremonial Welcome at State House in Nairobi, Kenya on Monday. (PTI)

areas like telecom, agriculture, energy and IT. “As you march towards your destiny, you will find in India a trusted and reliable partner,� he told the Kenyans.

Expressing keenness to forge a lasting partnership with Kenya, Modi said there are enough opportunities in the 21st century for cooperation, not only for the common good of the people of the two countries but the world at large. “We trade more than ever before. But we must explore ways of working together in more areas,� he said, while identifying manufacturing as one of the sectors in this regard.

Talking about “India’s rise�, the Prime Minister said it was happening because of its 800 million youth. “I am one of them,� quipped Modi who said he was like a 20-year-old at “heart�.

He said his government is targeting to create 500 million new jobs by 2020, which is “not possible without reposing faith in the youth�.

Modi, who offered floral tributes at a statue of Mahatma Gandhi which had been installed in the University complex exactly 60 years ago, spoke about the centuries-old ties between India and Kenya and said these need to be taken forward. “Both India and Kenya are flourishing democracies.

Both want peace and prosperity of our people,� he said, adding the two countries have been bonded by such values.

Praising the Indian diaspora in Kenya, he said the Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs) are treated as the 43rd tribe in this country which has 42 tribes.

fabric of our society,� he said.

Underlining the need to counter radicalization, he said “Youth can play an important role in building a counter narrative to extremist ideologies.�

His comments assume significance in view of the expanding footprint of ISIS terror group, which is particularly attracting the youth through a campaign of radicalisation.

A recent case in point was the attack in Bangladesh some days back at a cafe by a group of six educated youth in which 22 people, mostly foreigners, were killed.

Some of these six attackers were allegedly influenced by the controversial Indian Muslim preacher Zakir Naik, who gives sermons on a TV channel.

Apprehensions of some Indian youth getting attracted

towards ISIS is also gaining ground with 15 youngsters from Kerala going missing mysteriously.

The Prime Minister, while speaking about developmental strides, said, “A steady march towards our economic goals is indeed a priority. But, we also cannot ignore the safety of our people.� “We must be equally condemning of those who give shelter to terrorists and use them as political instruments,� the Prime Minister said, in an apparent reference to Pakistan where anti-India terror groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish -e-Mohammad are based and carry out strikes in India with the support of Pakistani establishment. “Terrorism knows no boundaries, no religion, no race and no values,� Modi

asserted. Turning to maritime security, he said there is a need to stand guard against seaborne threats.

He also pressed the need for ensuring that piracy does not affect the movements in the maritime area and that freedom of navigation is ensured for all.

Pitching for closer security cooperation with Kenya and other African countries connected with India by the Indian Ocean, he said the eastern coast of Africa is facing challenges. “Coastal security is a matter of deeper engagement,� he said, while asking Africa to ensure that its safety is not compromised.

Talking about cooperation with Kenya, he said India is ready to share its experiences and expertise in diversified

Entire community should not be blamed as terrorists: Vijayan

Nearly 40 dengue cases in Delhi, 11 in July

Hospitals must be mosquitofree: JP Nadda on dengue

Nairobi, Jul 11 (PTI): Amid the expanding footprint of ISIS across the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Monday warned that “preachers of hate and violence� are threatening the fabric of the society and asked the youth to build a counter narrative to extremist ideologies.

He also emphasised that those giving shelter to terrorists and using them as political instruments must be condemned, an apparent reference to Pakistan.

Addressing the students at the University of Nairobi here, Modi pitched for a world free from terror and hate, saying safety and security of people and societies is essential for realising the benefits of the economic progress. “Preachers of hate and violence are threatening the

T h i r u v anan t h ap u r a m , J u l 1 1 (IANS): Saying terrorists have no religion, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Monday said an entire community should not be blamed for the alleged links of some with the IS. Extremist activities cannot be attributed to any particular religion alone, the Communist Party of India-Marxist leader told the assembly. “Vested interests are creating an anti-Muslim feeling,�

Vijayan cautioned. “This will not be allowed as a huge majority in our society is against such activities. “It’s a very small segment which does this. To blame one particular community alone is not fair,� he said.

The Chief Minister spoke after three legislators raised media reports about several Keralites reportedly going missing to join the Islamic State. Vijayan said the government would not be able to tackle the problem on its own. “There has to be an overall awareness against terrorism and extremism and we need to take everyone into confidence. “The state government will do its job and will work in tandem with the Centre to probe these reports,� he said. According to Vijayan, 21 people, including children, were missing and this included 17 from Kasargode district, in the northern tip of Kerala, and four from Palakkad district. Opposition

Pinarayi Vijayan leader Ramesh Chennithala said: “Overall Kerala is known to be a peaceful state. Even though we have no confirmation (that people are missing), it is disturbing and the need of the hour is to strengthen internal security and all of us would like to know the truth.�

Congress legislator P.T. Thomas pointed out a lady from his constituency was missing. She was working in Mumbai and had reportedly attended meetings in Andheri and was reported to be with the IS now, Thomas said. “One way to bring an instant impact against these subversive forces is to see that this topic is introduced in schools in our state,� he said. The Kerala Police and central intelligence agencies are said to be probing the issue, taking down statements from families which have alleged that their family members have gone missing.

New Delhi, Jul 11 (PTI): At least 39 cases of dengue have been reported in the national capital this year with 11 of these recorded in the month of July, according to a municipal report released today.

Eight fresh cases of the vector-borne disease have been reported between July 2-9.

Total 31 cases were reported till July 2 with May recording six cases and June had witnessed 15, it said.

Last year, the city saw a staggering 15,867 dengue cases, the worst in 20 years with the disease claiming 60 lives, as per municipal reports.

In 1996, a severe outbreak of dengue had occurred in Delhi wherein about 10,252 cases and 423 deaths were reported. In 2010, besides over 6,200 cases, only eight deaths were officially reported.

T h e C o m m o n we a l t h Games were held that year and massive construction works in the city was a major reason behind the spread of the disease.

This year, dengue cases have been reported rather early and relatively in larger numbers.

Last year only six cases were reported in June, while July registered 36. 11 fresh cases have been reported since the last count, and the total number of cases so far in the city is at least 39, a senior civic official said.

New Delhi, Jul 11 (PTI): Amidst concerns that hospitals, including the country’s premiere institute AIIMS in the national capital, are “breeding ground� for dengue mosquitoes, Union Health Minister JP Nadda today directed heads of all hospitals to ensure that their premises are “mosquito-free�.

The Health Minister gave these instructions at a review meeting held on the preparedness to deal with dengue. The meeting was attended by Delhi’s Health Minister Satyendra Jain, mayors of local civic bodies and the heads of central government hospitals in the national capital.

Medical Officer of Health, NDMC, PK Sharma said, “The first dengue case this year was of a staff member at AIIMS who lives in the nearby Kidwai Nagar, which is also infested with mosquitoes. Very often, we find, the hostel inside AIIMS is a breeding ground for mosquitoes.� “Many times in the past too we have seen that dengue victims are from AIIMS. We have also issued notices to AIIMS in the past,� he said. He said AIIMS has formed an internal committee of members from the Public Health Department, which works along with NDMC, to check mosquitoes within the premises of the hospital.

The Medical Superintendents of central hospitals have been instructed to use insecticide-treated mosquito

Flash floods strike parts of Maharashtra

Train services in the area have been suspended till the tracks are repaired.

KO LH A P UR , J u l 1 1 (Agencies): As the monsoon pours down over Maharashtra, a train headed from Surat to Nandurbar in the north-western corner of the

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state slid off its tracks this morning.

There were few passengers on the train when five of its coaches derailed, reported NDTV. Train services in the

area have been suspended till the tracks are repaired, which is estimated to take 24 hours, according to officials.

In the same region on Nandurbar, flash floods have

erupted, killing four people.

About 180 cows and buffaloes have died; 170 homes are damaged in the village of Pachorbori, worst-hit in the area. Heavy rains pounded Kolhapur district and other parts of North Maharashtra in the last 24 hours, substantially lifting the water level in dams and other reservoirs in the region. Regular traffic was also disrupted in Kolhapur city due to heavy water-logging in several areas.

Nearly 500 kilometres away from Kolhapur, the Nashik district has also been receiving heavy rainfall for the last 48 hours. This has increased water levels in the river Godavari and also the Gangapur dam, the main source of drinking water for Nashik. Heavy rain led to the flooding in Godavari river.

Water flowed into the banks of the river at the renowned Ramkund, a famous religious spot.

Two cars parked near at the banks were washed away on Sunday. However, the water levels at present have gone down due to lighter rain since Monday morning.

nets at hospitals in order to prevent spread of the virus.

The Medical Superintendent of Safdarjung Hospital, however, said at the meeting that when there aren’t sufficient beds provision of mosquito nets can be a difficult task. “We get so many patients that a lot of them are forced to sleep on the floor. A ward of 50 patients has to accommodate 150 patients.

It will be difficult to provide all of them with mosquito nets,� the Medical Superintendent said. Distribution of tablets by the state government to check breeding of mosquitoes in coolers, et al, was also mooted during the discussion.

The Health Minister also said, “In addition to 33 surveillance labs, two apex labs with advanced diagnostic facilities are adequately equipped to undertake dengue tests.�

He further said that all state governments have been advised to ensure price capping on dengue testing.

Asking all departments concerned to be on alert for the next one-and-a-half months, Nadda appealed to local bodies to reach out to school students for creating awareness around dengue. “MCD should prepare a programme chart on the activities carried out by them. They must inspect different places, schools and ensure participation of students. When students participate both schools and homes will be secured (from dengue),� Nadda said.

Naik says ready to cooperate with probe agencies Mumbai, Jul 11 (PTI): Controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, who was expected to return from Saudi Arabia today, said he would be abroad for another 2-3 weeks and was ready to cooperate with any Indian agency investigating allegations against him.

Naik, facing allegations of inspiring terrorism through his provocative speeches, also cancelled his scheduled press conference via Skype tomorrow and suggested that he has become a victim of media trial.

In a statement released from abroad this evening, he said no Indian government agency has so far contacted him over the allegations against him. “So far, not a single official Indian government agency has contacted me for any clarification regarding this issue.

It would be my pleasure to cooperate with any official Indian government investigation agency for any information they might require from me,� he said.

Peace TV impact? Govt cracks whip on unauthorised channels

Union I&B Minister Venkaiah Naidu making a surprise check of attendance and cleanliness at Shastri Bhawan in New Delhi on Monday. (PTI) New Delhi, Jul 11 (Agencies/PTI): In a development seen as a fallout of the Zakir Naik episode, Information and Broadcasting (I&B) Minister Venkaiah Naidu on Monday warned of strict action against unauthorised channels on television networks.

The gover nment has banned Peace TV after its promoter Zakir Naik was accused of inciting the terrorists involved in the deadly Dhaka attack. He’s also been the subject of a probe to find out if he promoted hard line views on Islam and incited religious fundamentalists to commit crimes. The I&B Ministry has written letters to all the state chief ministers asking them to take strict action against unauthorised TV broadcast, Naidu said.

He also appealed to the public to inform the ministry if they see any unauthorised channels on cable networks, the minister added.

Hardik Patel gets bail, set to be freed A h m e da bad, J u l 1 1 (IANS): The Gujarat High Court on Monday granted bail to Patidar reservation spearhead Hardik Patel in the last case against him, preparing the ground for his release after nearly 10 months in jail.

Hardik Patel has got bail in two sedition cases and one on the attack on the office of Visnagar BJP MLA Hrishikesh Patel and other government properties during the reservation agitation.

He had challenged in the high court the Visnagar court’s refusal to give bail to him. The appeal was heard on Monday.

The 23-year-old Patel leader has been bailed out on the condition that he stays away from Gujarat for six months.

Sources in the Patidar Anamat Andolan Samiti (PAAS) claim that Patel was likely to spend the next six months in election-bound Uttar Pradesh.

The Kurmis in the country’s most populous state are equivalent to Patels in Gujarat and are considered electorally significant.

The release of Hardik Patel was welcomed with firecrackers and shouting of slogans by his supporters and family members outside the high court, his hometown Viramgam in Ahmedabad district and at Visnagar town in north Gujarat and in Surat city.

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Venkaiah Naidu pays surprise visit to broadcasting ministry, pulls up latercomers Top Information and Broadcasting ministry officials were in for a surprise today as Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu, who took charge last week, made an unannounced punctuality and cleanliness check early this morning.

Explanations have been sought from officials who were found missing as to why they were not in their workplace on time after Mr Naidu along with Minister of State Rajyavardhan Rathore made the surprise check at 9.30 am. “The Minister personally checked the rooms of several officers and their supporting staff. He also looked into the cleanliness of washrooms in the offices. He also inspected the condition of electrical fittings in the various rooms and corridors in the building,� a senior Information and Broadcasting ministry official told PTI.

Venkaiah Naidu, who is also the Urban Development minister, later tweeted about his visit. “Made a surprise check of attendance and cleanliness at Shastri Bhawan today at sharp 9:30 am....Directed concerned Joint Secretaries to review issues related to punctuality and cleanliness in the offices on daily basis,� he said on twitter. The minister also added that “explanation sought from those who were not present at the time of inspection.�

Officials said that Mr Naidu also emphasised that open cables should be avoided as it did not reflect a presentable and efficient working environment besides being a fire hazard.

A fire had destroyed several files in a Information and Broadcasting ministry office in Shastri Bhawan in 2014.

Nirbhaya case: SC extends working hrs for speedy justice

New Delhi, Jul 11 (Agencies): The Supreme Court has decided to extend working hours for speedy justice in the 2012 Nirbhaya gangrape case. Taking up the matter for hearing today, the court said that the Special bench will from 2-6 pm from July 18 onwards.

In April this year the court had appointed two senior lawyers to appear for the four convicted rapists Mukesh, Pawan, Vinay and Akshay, reported Zeenews. A bench headed

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pointed senior advocates Raju Ramachandran and Sanjay Hegde as amicus curiae to assist the court in the matter. While Ramachandran would assist the court in appeals of the convicts --Mukesh and Pawan, Hegde would appear for convicts Vinay and Akshay in the case.

The convicts had approached the apex court against the Delhi High Court’s March 13, 2014 verdict, which had termed that their offence fell in the rarest of rare category and upheld the death sentence awarded to them by the trial court.

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Reflection for change

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olk Singer Bob Dylan’s 1964 hit “The Times They Are A Changin’, was sung at a time when the world was undergoing a churning; a time when the west was turning on its head. Despite much progress, there were many who asked questions that were not answered. There were the flower people, the peaceniks and beatniks who sought to give the answer but only managed to add to the churn. Dylan’s song continue to rekindle the same call for a change that is all encompassing. Indeed, changes are continually taking placesignificantly in some and insignificantly in others.

Those that seek changes beyond the physical appearance make the difference. Dylan’s song gripped the music world and the western societies 52 years ago, when a majority of today’s generation in Nagaland were not born. Today, society in Nagaland is gripped by a syndrome that is called as asociality which, loosely translated means, anything is acceptable since the boundary lines have long been erased. Materialism has overtaken society which is manifest with construction of buildings and other infrastructures. These may be welcome signs but it would be foolish to mistake the wood for the trees. Tons of money coming from Delhi have to show up somewhere-be it through government projects or in the pocket borough of those who have received the diverted flow. The ground reality is, that the majority do not have any economy worth mentioning. Much of the money in circulation comes through release of government payments. For the low income groups, prices of essential items have shot up, making it difficult to make both ends meet. The worse are those without any known or stable source of income. The lamentations over the ‘gap’ – between the haves and haves not is only a nice sounding phrase and nothing more. When the fifties generation (those born during the post-independence period) were young, they used to pride themselves that there was not a single beggar in Nagaland. Today, begging is in the form of demand and threat. Nobody wants to work and this is an issue which all need to debate and bring up realistic plans with a long term vision and not merely for political gain. Much has also changed in Nagaland during the few decades since the turbulent fifties. There are many unaddressed issues that have resulted in inequitable distribution of purchasing power to a few among the politicians and bureaucrats, through ill gotten money. Social problems continue to mount as society is confronted by extortions, lawlessness, rise in crimes and HIV etc. Unemployment and anti-social crimes are ascending while morality is descending. The minority well to-do cannot represent society where there are too many without means or hopes. Even leaders of the church organizations by a lack of discernible action against poverty, seem by their silence, to suggest that poverty is piety. Whatever is happening-at the government, political and society level, can be spelt in one word- ‘corruption’. Indeed, corruption has plunged society to the lowest and from where there is no more sense of shame or guilt. No matter what campaign is being launched, there is too much to be done and slogans, banners or meetings are not going to make any impact. Politicians are blamed for all ills but can the people absolve themselves of their roles and responsibilities?

And unfortunately, today society has developed a strain that is resistant to curative prescriptions.

DailyDevotion The Spiritually Vigorous Saint …that I may know Him… —Philippians 3:10 A saint is not to take the initiative toward self-realization, but toward knowing Jesus Christ. A spiritually vigorous saint never believes that his circumstances simply happen at random, nor does he ever think of his life as being divided into the secular and the sacred. He sees every situation in which he finds himself as the means of obtaining a greater knowledge of Jesus Christ, and he has an attitude of unrestrained abandon and total surrender about him. The Holy Spirit is determined that we will have the realization of Jesus Christ in every area of our lives, and He will bring us back to the same point over and over again until we do. Self-realization only leads to the glorification of good works, whereas a saint of God glorifies Jesus Christ through his good works. Whatever we may be doing— even eating, drinking, or washing disciples’ feet— we have to take the initiative of realizing and recognizing Jesus Christ in it. Every phase of our life has its counterpart in the life of Jesus. Our Lord realized His relationship to the Father even in the most menial task. “Jesus, knowing… that He had come from God and was going to God,…took a towel…and began to wash the disciples’ feet…” (John 13:3-5).

The aim of a spiritually vigorous saint is “that I may know Him…” Do I know Him where I am today? If not, I am failing Him. I am not here for self-realization, but to know Jesus Christ. In Christian work our initiative and motivation are too often simply the result of realizing that there is work to be done and that we must do it. Yet that is never the attitude of a spiritually vigorous saint. His aim is to achieve the realization of Jesus Christ in every set of circumstances.

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If you feel beautiful, then you are.

Even if you don’t, you still are. ~ Terri Guillemets

W

hen you buy fish or eat it in restaurants, you should be told whether it is caught from wild waters or farm raised.

We are told that fish have beneficial Omega 3 fatty acids that improve the health of the heart and promote mental health. But is your fish healthier than mutton or chicken?

Not if you are buying farm raised fish.

Industrial fish farming, or aquaculture, is the fastest growing form of food production in the world. 50% of the world’s seafood now comes from fish farms. By 2011, global farmed fish production topped beef production, and the gap increased in 2012 when 66 million tons of farmed fish were produced, compared to 63 million tons of beef. The farmed seafood industry continues to ramp up to the tune of $60 billion in revenue a year.

Has taking factory farming to the water had any ill effects – to your health and to the planet? At first glance, farmed fish may seem like a good idea to help protect wild seafood populations from overfishing.

The government’s agriculture ministry is going all out to promote fish farming. Not one bureaucrat has pointed out the dangers of this – probably because our bureaucrats don’t know much and their egos prevent them from learning.

In reality, however, the industry is plagued with the problems of pollution, disease and inferior nutritional quality.

Farm raised fish grow up eating corn, soy feed, animal and human faeces. This is nothing like their natural diet.

As a result they have 50% less Omega 3, protein, calcium and iron. These fish have a high risk of disease and parasitic infestation and are loaded with antibiotics.

Does eating them protect our wild fish? On the contrary, many farmed fish are being fed a small fish diet. These tiny prey fish, like anchovies and herring, are not being farmed anywhere. They are caught in the millions by trawler nets, pulped and fed to farmed fish.

As a result, both species are in danger of extinction. Since they are almost gone, so are species that depend on them. Scientists blame aquaculture for the decline in whales, dolphins, seals, sea lions, penguins, albatross and many other species. They state “Rather than relieving pressure on wild fish, growing these large carnivores [salmon and tuna on fish farms] requires a steady supply of prey that are caught and ground into oil and meal. As the industry grows, it is straining the existing supply of prey fish, putting additional pressure on populations that cannot supply the demand.”

The Jevons Paradox says that “as production methods grow more efficient, demand for resources actually increases – rather than decreasing, as you might expect,” This is precisely what has happened with aquaculture. As fish farming became more efficient, demand for wild fish has increased significantly.

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Educate the government This has, in turn, put increased demand on the oceans.

Fish are farmed by stuffing them so thickly in artificial ponds that they cannot swim and are cheek by jowl with each other – like chickens in battery cages. The close quarters where farmed fish are raised, combined with their unnatural diets, means disease spreads quickly. Because most farmed fish are often raised in pens in the ocean, pathogens spread and contaminate wild fish swimming past. Sea lice, a type of crustacean found parasitizing captive fish, have become a significant problem and have been blamed for the declining numbers of wild fish, as well as the species that eat them – animals and birds. Other types of lethal viruses which spread from fish farms are also now being detected in wild populations, including leukaemia viruses and influenza.

Concentrated antibiotics, pesticides and other chemicals are commonly used to fight farm fish diseases and parasites.

These wash into the water and are found miles away.

Farmed fish often es-

cape into the wild seas. The escaped fish breed with wild fish, and research shows that these hybrid-born fish are less viable and die earlier, contaminating the entire gene pool and harming the future of the wild population. For instance, new research from the University of Melbourne has shown that half of the world’s most popular fish - farmed salmon – have a hearing loss because of a deformity of theearbone. Fish have ears and they use them for hearing and balance, just like we do. This deformity has broader implications. Each year, billions of captive-bred juvenile salmon are released into rivers in North America, Asia and Europe to increase wild populations. Their survival is 20 times lower than that of wild salmon. Loss of hearing plays a major role. And when they breed with wild populations, this could decimate them as well.

Scientists have raised serious concerns about high levels of contaminants, like lead and cadmium in farm-raised fish, which enter your body where they bind to your cells. In 2006

Russia banned Norwegian farmed salmon (top producer in the world) for this reason.

Instead of reducing the toxic ingredients, Norway has lobbied the EU to raise the permissible level of toxins in salmon feed, which has now been granted!!

The new, official recommendation to Norwegian women of childbearing age, or who are pregnant, is to limit their consumption!

The most common farmraised fish are: salmon, tilapia, catfish, “sea” bass and cod.

(Don’t be fooled by menu descriptions. “North Atlantic Salmon” and “Chilean Sea Bass” are farmed breeds and not the oceans where they are caught.)

Because farm-raised fish are kept in cages, they have the tendency to be fatter with a higher concentration of omega-6 acids. The problem with getting too many omega-6 acids is that they cause inflammation.

Studies show that farm raised Tilapia worsens inflammation in the human body and can lead to heart disease, arthritis, asthma and other serious health problems. Scientists have found that the inflammatory potential of tilapia is far greater than that of pork/bacon. According to USDA data, farm raised salmon has 52% more fat than those caught wild. Toxins are stored in fat and the fat in farm raised salmon is found to be contaminated with over 100 pollutants and pesticides.

According to the Environmental Working Group in 2004 Polychlorinated biphenyls

(PCBs), a set of carcinogenic manmade chemicals, are 11 times higher in farm-bred salmon compared to wild salmon.

“The first-ever tests of farmed salmon from U.S. grocery stores show that farmed salmon are probably the most PCB contaminated protein source in the food supply.” In three independent studies, scientists tested 37 fish meal samples from six countries and found PCB contamination in nearly every sample (Jacobs 2002, Easton 2002, and CFIA 1999).

PCBs were banned in the U.S. in the late 1970s and are among the “dirty dozen” chemical contaminants slated for global phase-out under the UN treaty on persistent organic pollutants.

PCBs have been linked to cancer and impaired foetal brain development. Once these toxic chemicals enter your system, it takes 7 to 11 years to flush out.

Other species of farmed fish have been found contaminated with methylmercury.

The source of the fish you eat may not be something you’ve ever thought about.

But you should. For instance, farm-raised salmon meat is grey and has to be dyed to look like normal salmon does. SalmoFan is a colour chart fish farmers use to pick various shades of salmon-coloured fish dyes.

Anyone concerned about their own health, and the world around them, should try to find out where their fish came from and avoid farmed fish completely. And perhaps educate the government on their new fish farm policy.

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Investing in teenage girls - key to development A presentation to the Nagaland

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hen a teenage girl has the power, the means and the information to make her own decisions in life, she is more likely to overcome obstacles that stand between her and a healthy, productive future. This will benefit her, her family and her community” Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin, UNFPA, message on World Population Day 2016.

The stage of adolescence is a very delicate transitional period of development between Childhood and Adulthood, representing the period during which a person is biologically an adult but emotionally yet to mature. It is during this period an individual undergoes enormous physical and psychological changes.

In addition, the adolescent also experience changes in social expectations and perceptions. Physical growth and development are accomplished by sexual maturation, often leading to intimate relationships.

Promoting healthy practices during adolescence, and taking steps to better protect young people from health risks are critical for the prevention of health problems in adulthood, and for the societies future health and welfare. As per WHO report as on May’2016, around 1 in every 6 person in the world is an adolescent i.e, 1.2 billion people are aged between 10-19 years. An estimated 1.3 adolescents million died in 2015, mostly from preventable or treatable causes such as HIV, mental health, violence, alcohol and drugs, unintentional injuries, malnutrition and obesity, anaemia, tobacco use, diarrhoea, lower respiratory tract infections and meningitis are some major cause of death among adolescents.

Complications linking to pregnancy and childbirth are the second cause of death among adolescent girls between 15-19 year.

Of all the adolescent health issues, Why is the world focusing only on Teenage/Adolescent Girls this year? Why do we need to invest in Teenage Girls? Did you know that investing in adolescent girls helps break the Poverty Cycle? Globally, there are 49 Births per 1000 girls aged 15 to 19 per year. India has almost 105 million adolescent girls. There are more adolescents in India today than before. According to the world’s latest development report card i.e, the Millennium Development Report 2013, the world is still short of meeting targets in Reducing Child and Maternal Mortality. Therefore, reducing adolescent pregnancy and child marriage are very important and crucial not just for health issue but for social and mental development of a society.

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sidered by their communities or parents to be ready for marriage and motherhood and are married off early to handle parental responsibility. Complications from pregnancy and child birth continue to be the leading cause of death among adolescent girls between 15-19 years. Lack of access even to the basic information regarding their Health, Reproductive/Sexual Rights and Human Rights leaves them more vulnerable to various illness, injury and exploitation. As such adolescent girls are more prone to sexual exploitation resulting in mental instability, practice of unsafe abortion and sexually transmitted infections. Gender inequality, forced marriage, lack of proper education, neglected hygienic needs of girls, sexual violence and coercion are the main challenges faced among marginalized girls, such as those living in poverty or remote areas.

Pregnancy before a girl is physically, developmentally and socially ready jeopardizes her right to a safe, successful transition into adulthood.

When a girl becomes pregnant, her life changes radically. Her education may end and her job prospects diminish. She becomes more vulnerable to poverty and exclusion, and her health often suffers. Adolescent pregnancy is often not the result of a deliberate choice, but rather the absence of choices. With the growth in our population and adolescent girls entering to their reproductive years, it is very important to call attention towards the primary part of the reproductive health. Preventing teen pregnancy should be made top issue for our policy makers and stake holders in our society.

We need to make an effort to identify and reach the most vulnerable girls through programmes that will suit them according to their unique and specific circumstances.

Married girls need specially targeted strategies that provide access to education, life skills, health including Sexual Reproductive Health and HIV prevention, and other participation opportunities. Maternal health programmes need to be reoriented with dedicated outreach for the youngest, first-time mothers to use antenatal, essential and emergency obstetric care, and post-delivery services. The reproductive rights of young people should be a top priority and adolescent-friendly health services, including contraceptives and comprehensive sexuality information should be made easily; readily available to enable them to make informed decisions about their own lives.

Basing on the theme “Investing in Teenage Girls” by the United

Nations Population Fund for the Year 2016. Since many of this challenges are faced by a girl during their adolescent stage. The well-being of adolescent girls is the key to eliminating poverty, achieving social justice, stabilizing the population, and preventing foreseeable humanitarian crises. Reducing adolescent pregnancy is about empowering girls. Educated and healthy girls stay in school longer, marry later, delay childbearing, have healthier children, develop life skills, and earn higher incomes. They can help lift themselves and their present and future families out of poverty. When girls have a choice, they marry later. When we invest in teenage girls, a girl will become an active citizen in her community.

She will become a mother when she is ready and invest in her future children’s health and education. She will be able to contribute fully to her society and break the cycle of poverty. When investments in girls are made, everyone benefits: their families, communities, and most importantly, the girls themselves.

Investing in girls, developing their social and economic assets means healthier families and higher levels of gender equality. Investment in adolescent girls is an investment in development for everyone. When teenage girls are empowered, when they know about their rights and are given the tools to succeed, they become agents of positive change in their communities. This in turn makes for stronger societies and more vibrant economies. Let’s all aim to end child marriage, curb adolescent pregnancy, and to empower girls to make informed choices about their health and lives.

It may be noted here that, in 1989, the Governing Council of the United Nations Development Programme recommended that 11th July be observed by the International community as World Population Day, a day to focus attention on the urgency and importance of Population Issues . What makes the campaign unique is that it focuses on the whole woman—not just her health needs, or her educational needs, or her rights. It will probably never be easy to be a teenage girl, no matter where in the world she lives. But as a global community, we can help make it easier by realizing that the face of the future is the face of a teenage girl and when we invest in every aspect of her, we are building a better future for all of us. Let’s let girls be girls.

Ville Rhetso, Counselor, Family Planning Association of India, Nagaland Branch- Kohima

A violator’s duties and rights

s human beings we all make mistakes intentionally or unintentionally and as a busy commuter sometimes we violate rules in the process.

As law is meant equal for all, every violator has the duty to pay fine if they do so breach the law or violate traffic rules.

But many a time even if the violator does his duty by paying the fine their rights to receive challen or receipt is neglected or avoided by the man in uniform authorised to collect fine. If law is meant equal for all than even the violators have some right of concern. For instance, a violator riding without helmet has the right to pay ‘only’ 100 rupees and receive challen or receipt for the first offense and for second or following offence the amount of fine may extend to 300 rupees ‘only’ (Note: Given

under Section 177 of the “Motor Vehicle Act”). If the traffic rules that imposes fine and duty on the violator are taken out from the “Motor Vehicle Act” or this Act is applicable to Dimapur Traffic Regulation then the violator too has the right not to pay 500 rupees fine and also the right to receive challen on the payment of 100 rupees fine which is the actual amount of fine for the first offense under the said Motor Vehicle Act. Thus, if the violator violates the rules than they have the duty to pay fine and so also the right to receive challen on the payment of such fine for not wearing helmet which may be 100 & 300 rupees not an alien fine of 500.

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hat do people with disabilities want?: They want the same things that everyone else in the community wants. They want the opportunity to get a good education, get a job, lead worthwhile lives and be valued members of the society. They want to be able to go to church and worship, to go shopping, go out with family and friends, and enjoy a concert or festival celebration. They want a chance to participate meaningfully in the life of the community. They want their human rights recognised and realised. They want change and are hopeful that others will share their vision of an inclusive Nagaland that leaves no one behind, a Nagaland that enables people with disabilities to fulfil their potential as equal citizens, a Nagaland for all.

People with disabilities are citizens with rights: The United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD), ratified

by India in 2007, recognises that persons with disabilities are right-holders instead of passive recipients of government schemes. It affirms the dignity and human rights of all people with disabilities and rejects the link between ability and impairment. It does not create any new rights but clearly states that ‘persons with disabilities have equal access and a right to full and effective enjoyment of all human rights’.

The principles of the UNCRPD are: inherent dignity, non-discrimination, effective inclusion, respect for differences, equal opportunity, accessibility, gender equality and respect for the evolving capacities of children with disabilities.

People with disabilities are not ‘objects’ of charity but ‘subjects’ with rights, capable of claiming those rights, able to make decisions for their own lives based on their free and informed consent and be active members of society.

Overview of Nagaland: People with disabilities represent the most excluded of all groups in Naga society.

They are completely missing from the development landscape.

Majority of children with disabilities cannot attend school. Most adults with disabilities are unable to participate in community activities such as meetings, community programmes and functions, festivals and religious services. They have no access to the labour market and encounter serious obstacles and discrimination in seeking employment or income-generating activities.

Girls and women with disabilities, particularly those with psychosocial disabilities, are extremely vulnerable

to physical and sexual abuse.

To sum up, People with Disabilities in Nagaland: • Lack access to quality health services • Lack access to disability support services • Lack access to educational services • Lack opportunity to livelihood and economic empowerment • Excluded from participation in society due to environmental barriers • Excluded from participation in society due to attitudinal barriers What is disability-inclusive development : Disability-inclusive development means that people with disabilities are systematically and consistently included in and benefit from development.

• Equal rights: The entire community, including persons with disabilities benefit equally from mainstream development processes. Disability-inclusive development sets out to achieve equal rights for people with disabilities as well as full/active participation in, and access to, all aspects of society.

• Participation: Persons with disabilities participate in all benefits of mainstream programmes and thus also participate in decision-making.

• Accessibility: Environmental, institutional and attitudinal barriers are identified and addressed to ensure that people with disabilities are fully included in all spheres of life that they participate in society and are optimally able to achieve their ambitions.

• Sustainability: Inclusive development is not a one-off activity; including persons with disabilities needs to be embedded in all the veins of the organisational culture. This will become visible in the organisations’ policies, systems and practices.

(Count Me In: Light for the World, Netherlands) Twin-track approach: A ‘twintrack’ approach must be adopted by the government. This means that the aim must be to mainstream disability in all government policies and programmes while also supporting disability-targeted programmes. Full and active support must be given to programmes that target people with disabilities directly, but it needs to go further to ensure that all mainstream government programmes are disabilityinclusive (To be concluded) Diethono Nakhro (Member, National Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (NCRPD) and Advisor, Nagaland State Disability Forum (NSDF)

Reader’s Post

Sir,

‘Current’ woes in hot hot Dimapur

Come summer, power outages in Dimapur become more frequent then desired. Blackouts sometimes stretch for several hours. Probably the hottest district in the state, it is common knowledge that Dimapur heat can be unbearable for many. Power cut during wee hours result in dramatic awakening of entire colonies. Expletives can be heard every time the power goes. People of similar economic background who can’t afford alternative power source can be seen socialising in the middle of the night at dark corners, from balconies! It is a sad joke that electricity chooses to elude Dimapurians when the mercury is at its peak, and there is little respite from the heat and humidity despite short attires being in vogue. Blackout is not the only woe in Dimapur. Electronic equipments, mostly light bulbs, have become victims to frequent Brownout/voltage fluctuation. Moreover, Dimapur being a commercial city, frequent power outage has negative impact on the economy as well. Offices, industries, and business cannot function sans electricity. Therefore, through your esteemed daily I would like to appeal to the Electricity Department to look into the matter and provide regular power supply to the roasted souls in Dimapur.

Nzanbemo Kithan, Sewak Colony, Dimapur

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, July 12, 2016

to CBI to probe

New Delhi, Jul 11 (PTI): CBI was today given the last chance to complete its further probe in two months in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case in which Congress leader Jagdish Tytler was earlier given a clean chit for his alleged role, with the court saying justice delayed amounted to justice denied.

Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Shivali Sharma pulled up the CBI for not taking proper steps to complete the probe, as directed by the court earlier, and made it clear that if no fruitful results are shown in these two months, the agency’s Superintendent of Police would have to explain.

The court’s direction came when the CBI prosecutor filed a status report of ongoing probe and sought two more months to file the final report.

“I have perused CBI’s status report and the case file. From perusal of the report and case file, it appears proper steps are not being taken to complete the probe as directed by the court earlier.

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On July 4, this notification of 150 days was also extended to the droughtaffected districts duly notified by the states of Uttarakhand and MP. Some states like Bihar and Jammu & Kashmir are severely lagging, with Bihar reporting only 1.99 crore person-days of employment generated in the same period against a target of 4.03 crore .

said he was joining the AAP to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the “rampant corruption promoted by his government”.

Oza had contested against Modi in the Maninagar assembly constituency in 2002 but lost.

According to the letter, it was decided that the AIMIM would field candidates in Bihar’s Muslim dominated areas.

“It was also decided that Owaisi will vomit poisonous communal speech, the script of which shall be written

by Shah, which may have potentiality to result into communal divide.”

His letter alleged that major cases of corruption were investigated by the CAG when Modi ran the government in Gujarat and even now. “There are at least eight findings of CAG which directly indict the present government about siphoning off funds from the state exchequer for personal gains.

(From P-1) “Any problem that may arise between the two villages shall not give a tribal colour but settle among themselves locally and amicably,” the resolution stated.

Meanwhile, the two villages also resolved that “a peace feast may be suitably arranged to makr this landmark occasion.” The signatories of the resolution included TVCU president H. Wongto; Tuensang village K/khel council chairman N. Yemjong; C/khel head GB Sangkum; L/khel head GB T. Chingmak; k/khel head GB N.Chingmak; Kuthur village head GB H. Shophu Yim; Kuthur village 2nd head GB S. Neojichung Yim; Kuthur village council chairman J. Shokum Yim; GB Kuthur village I. Mongko Yim; GB T. Royim Yim; CKS president M.P. Noksang; YTC president Keozhi and ENPO peace committee convener Y.P. Chillio.

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NREGA in the first quarter compared to a projected target of 89.26 crore .

The biggest increase this year has been seen in Congress-ruled Karnataka, which saw a whopping 265 per cent jump from its quarterly target of 2.48 crore person-days of employment generated against a projected target of just 93 lakh.

UP has exceeded its quarterly target by 180 per cent- reporting 6.56 crore person-days against projection of 3.64 crore persondays. Rajasthan generated 11.45 crore person-days, the maximum for any state and a 125 per cent over its its target while Tamil Nadu reported 10.2 crore person-days, nearly 140 per cent of its projected target. Assam and Chhattisgarh have also reported 140 per cent and 160 per cent of their projected targets.

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Ahmedabad, Jul 11 (IANS): Former Gujarat BJP MLA Yatin Oza, who was once close to BJP President Amit Shah, has alleged that Shah had a secret pact with AIMIM leader Akbaruddin Owaisi ahead of the Bihar polls last year.

Oza, who has been lying low, made the allegation in a letter to Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal.

Oza, who told reporters here after Kejriwal’s two-day Gujarat visit that he was joining the AAP, said in his July 4 letter that Shah had a secret meeting at his residence on September 15 last year with Akbaruddin Owaisi, son of AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi.

Shah and Owaisi junior worked out a mutually convenient strategy to divide the votes in Bihar on communal lines, Oza alleged.

Oza, a practicing lawyer in the Gujarat High Court,

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NE W DE LHI, Ju l 11 (Agencies): Four states severely affected by drought - Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu have pushed the employment generated figure under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) to a record number in the first quarter this year.

In the first quarter this year 79.10 crore person-days of employment was generated, the highest for any quarter since the first quarter of year 2012, reported TOI. The figure was almost 15 per cent higher than the projected number of 70.5 crore person-days for the first quarter. The Prime Minister’s Office is enthused with these numbers that show NREGA is back on track.

Last year, only 54.81 crore person-days of employment were generated under

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER LONGLENG : NAGALAND No. LLG/JUD/SUC/2009 Date LLG, the 11th Jan ‘13 OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas, Smti Tannyu Phom of Yongphang village/town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & securities in respect of Late Shri Lt. B. Chahba Phom, who expired on 05/08/12 V.G.H/Major Yongphang Village.

Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/objections, if any, within one month from the date of issue of this notice.

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I, Mr. Longpokchang, son of Lt. Temsumeren, permanent resident of Waromong Village, Mokokchung, and presently residing at Lingrijan Village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly declare.

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ogy giant Google on Monday launched its “Android Skilling and Certification” programme to help make the country a global hub of high-quality mobile developers.

The programme aims to train two million mobile developers by unveiling a slew of initiatives to skill up, educate and certify millions of talended students and developers in Android development.

“With nearly four million developers, India is expected to have largest developer population globally by 2018. But today, only 25 per cent of them are building for mobile,” Caesar Sengupta, Vice President (Product Management) at Google, told reporters here.

India is uniquely placed to innovate and shape the internet experience of billions of users “who are and will come online on the mobile platform,” he added.

Google also launched an instructor-led training programme on Android funda-

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A s per the re por t, addressing core physical infrastructure issues such as seamless availability of electricity, creation of road network and social aspects like health and education are crucial to sustaining growth.

“The current fiscal, therefore, will be closely watched for more reforms and relentless implementation of executive and policy actions already announced,” the report said.

According to Crisil, India’s ranking on ease of doing business and competitiveness is expected to rise in 2016, given the government’s reforms initiatives.

However, it observed that steps to raise efficiency in goods and labour markets, health, education as well as technological readiness are found to be lacking.

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accommodative monetary stance and cut the repo rate by another 25 bps this fiscal.

Noting that the economy’s modest recovery has been shaped by “good luck” on crude oil and commodities, Crisil said the mediumterm outlook will be shaped by progress on initiatives such as cleaning up of bank balancesheets and successful implementation of the goods and services tax (GST).

Besides, financial inclusion through initiatives like Jan Dhan and digitisation, among others, will also potentially have a transformative impact on the economy’s growth, it added.

On the employment front, Crisil Chief Economist Dharmakirti Joshi noted that the government needs to bring in about 6,000 jobs a month, but it is falling short of the target.

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Mumbai, Jul 11 (PTI): Indian economy is likely to grow at 7.9 per cent in the current fiscal provided the country receives normal monsoon as it will boost agriculture growth and lift rural demand, says a report.

As per the rating agency Crisil’s latest report, GDP is expected to grow by 7.9 per cent in 2016-17 as against 7.6 per cent in the previous fiscal if “monsoon is normal and global situation does not deteriorate from here”.

“If the rains are normal, it would give agriculture a one-time growth kick, particularly given the low-base effect of the two previous years... that should lift sagging rural demand and by extension, overall GDP growth,” it said.

Accordingly, the rating agency expects the Reserve Bank of India to continue its

Mumbai, Jul 11 (PTI): Strengthening its gains for the third session, the rupee today surged by another 24 paise to close at a more than 3-week high of 67.13 on persistent selling of US dollars by bank and exporters amid massive rally in domestic equities.

Markets put up a strong rally on an across-the-board buying frenzy, lifting the Sensex about 500 points to close at 11-month high of 27,627 and the Nifty above 8,400 amid robust global cues.

However, firm dollar in the overseas market restricted the rupee’s gain, a forex dealer said.

The rupee opened higher at 67.12 per dollar against last Friday’s closing level of 67.37 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market and hovered in a range of 67.06 and 67.22 before ending at more than 3-week high of 67.13, showing a gain of 24 paise or 0.36 per cent.

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NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 20.06.16

Notice is hereby given that Shri T. Asangba Ao -Vrs- Tongpangnok Semchir Atsongchanger Kidong represented by chairman resident of Dimapur Town/ Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 20/7/2016.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Shri T. Asangba Ao Village /Town Block No. : 09, Patta No. : 983, Dag No. : 1108, Area : 00B-01K-13Ls. (441. Sq.m) Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MON : NAGALAND

NOTICE

NO.GA/JUD-08/2016-17/405

Dated, Mon the 28th June 2015

Whereas, an application has been submitted by Smti N. Moalila Ao with prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of her husband deceased Late Dr. S. Pangwai Konyak Ex S.M.O (CHC) Aboi under the establishment of C.M.O Mon, who expired on 10/05/2016.

Objection are hereby invited from persons having objection or claim for withdrawal of the said dues by the applicants within 30 (thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this Notification. No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period.

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Abe calls for debate on Japan constitution

US diplomat visits Dhaka terror site Dhaka, Jul 11 (PTI): Senior US diplomat Nisha Desai Biswal today met top Bangladeshi officials as well as Dhakabased diplomats including the Indian High Commissioner and discussed the security situation in the country following two high- profile terror attacks in the Muslim-majority nation.

Biswal, the US Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs, also visited the Holey Artisan Bakery in Dhaka’s diplomatic enclave where terrorists killed 22 people including nine Italians, seven Japanese, one Indian and an American citizen of Bangladesh origin on July 1.

The US point person for South Asia, stayed there for around 20 minutes amid police barricade surrounding the area. The radical Islamic State (IS) has reportedly claimed responsibility for the attack on the popular eatery, which is frequented by foreigners.

Shinzo Abe ment’s lower house as well, and suggesting compromise was needed.

“So I hope debate will steadily deepen.”

Japan’s constitution, imposed by occupying United States forces after World War II, prohibits the use of aggression to solve international conflicts. The provisions are popular in the public at large, but reviled by rightwingers like Abe, who see them as outdated and punitive.

The LDP’s own draft amendment plan calls for keeping the war-renouncing spirit of the constitution, but wants to remove language it sees as infringing on the country’s means to defend itself.

Unofficial results from Sunday’s vote compiled by media show the LDP and its Buddhist-backed allies, Komeito, now occupy more than half - at least 147 - of the seats in the upper chamber of parliament. Full official results are expected tomorrow.

With backing from fringe parties that also favour consitutional change, Abe could now have the two-thirds majority that he needs in both houses to push through amy proposal to amend the country’s basic law.

However, observers point out that corralling support for a revision from its coalition partner Komeito which has traditionally shied away from nationalist posturing could be difficult.

Turnbull set to form his govt after Governor General’s nod Melbourne, Jul 11 (PTI): Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is set to form a coalition government after Governor General Peter Cosgrove accepted his advice to return to power for a second time.

Turnbull, 61, wrote to Cosgrove saying Opposition leader Bill Shorten had conceded defeat and the coalition had at least 74 seats in addition to the support from two independents.

“In these circumstances I advise you that I am in a position to form a ministry that has the confidence of the House of Representatives,” Turnbull wrote.

Noting Tunbull’s advice, Cosgrove wrote back accepting the advice. “I accept your advice that you are in a position to form a ministry that has the confidence of the House of Representatives,” Cosgrove said.

“And I await your further advice on proposed changes to the ministry and related administrative arrangements,”

he said. Cosgrove is currently overseas.

The Prime Minister met with secretary of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet Martin Parkinson in Canberra. As counting continues, three contests remain close - Hindmarsh, Capricornia and Herbert - but the coalition is confident of having 76 seats in the 150-seat lower house.

The Nationals’ 22 MPs, led by Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce, will meet tomorrow to discuss any changes to the agreement, which is essential to forming government. Joyce will then meet with the Prime Minister on Wednesday. There is pressure on the Liberal leader to give the Nationals an extra frontbench role, after the party gained an extra seat in the election, and conservative Liberals are seeking a stronger position in the ministry line-up.

Indian firms most transparent: survey Berlin, Jul 11 (PTI): Indian companies are the most transparent while Chinese firms the most opaque, a global anti-graft watchdog today said in a new report that assessed efforts of emerging companies to fight corruption.

Berlin-based Transparency International in its report said: “Indian companies have the highest average score of any country. They all score 75 per cent or more in organisational transparency largely due to the Companies Act.” Indian firms dominated the top spots in organisational transparency with Telecom company Bharti Airtel taking the first place with a score of 7.3 out of 10, followed by six units of conglomerate Tata and technology company Wipro, the report said.

The report covered 100 companies in 15 emerging market countries that also included Brazil, Mexico and Russia.

“In India, the Companies Act requires firms to disclose key financial infor-

Colombo, Jul 11 (PTI): Former Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapaksa’s eldest son was today arrested over alleged financial irregularities in connection with a USD 650 million real-estate project in Colombo involving an Indian firm. Namal Rajapaksa, 30, was arrested after he recorded his statement with Financial Crimes Division (FCID) in connection with the deal with India’s Krrish Group, police said.

The Krrish Group had in 2013 signed an agreement to start a USD 650 million real-estate venture in Colombo’s central business district of Fort.

There have been allegations of kickbacks paid to members of the former Rajapaksa regime for granting a prime property in downtown Colombo. The FCID investigation was over an alleged commission of 450 million rupees paid to individuals in connection with the deal.

Namal, the United Peoples’ Freedom Alliance (UPFA)

Burhan Wani

Islamabad, Jul 11 (PTI): Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has deplored “excessive” force against civilians in the latest wave of violence in the Valley while expressing “deep shock” over the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani.

Sharif, who recently returned from London after an open-heart surgery, came out with a late night statement condemning the action of Indian security forces in Kashmir.

“The Prime Minister of

Pakistan has expressed his deep shock at the killing of Kashmiri leader Burhan Wani and many other civilians by the Indian military and paramilitary forces,” Sharif ’s office said in the statement.

The Prime Minister said it was “deplorable that excessive and unlawful force was used against the civilians” who were protesting against the killing of Wani. “Oppressive measures such as these cannot deter the valiant people of Jammu and Kashmir from their demand

Namal Rajapaksa Hambantota district MP, was arrested on charges of using money given by the Krrish Group to sponsor a rugby match, for personal use, reports said.

The project was halted after the Urban Development Authority imposed a fine on Krrish Group for failure to meet contractual obligations. The group has denied the charge and said they have paid all

dues to the government. The FCID, which was set up after Rajapaksa lost presidency in 2015, has been investigating the deal and Namal’s arrest was the culmination of its investigation.

Namal’s younger brother, Yoshitha, was previously arrested by FCID and was released on bail after being in remand over another business deal involving a sports television channel. Several members of the Rakapaksa family other than Namal are facing police investigations for alleged financial crimes. They include Rajapaksa, who was president for a decade until 2015, his brothers Basil and Gotabaya, and his wife Shiranthi. The Rajapaksas claim that the investigations are a political witch-hunt against them and their sympathizers believe these allegations were brought to tarnish his name after he led the Lankan forces to victory over the Tamil Tiger rebels in 2009, ending a nearly three-decade war.

of exercising their right to selfdetermination in accordance with the UN Security Council resolutions,” he said.

Expressing concern over the detention of Kashmiri separatist leaders, Sharif said India should fulfil its human rights obligations as well as its commitments under the United Nations Security Council resolutions. The death toll in the clashes between protesters and security forces in Kashmir mounted to 23, as normal life remained paralysed for the third day today in the Valley due to curfew-like restrictions and separatists-sponsored strike in the wake of the killing of Wani in an encounter on Friday.

Most of the separatist leaders, including Syed Ali Shah Geelani, Mirwaiz Umer Farooq and Mohammad Yasin Malik, are either in custody or under house arrest.

Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has alleged that “Sharif-Modi friendship” was causing “irreparable damage” to the Kashmir issue.

Strong quake shakes coastal area in northwestern Ecuador Quito, Jul 11 (AP): A strong earthquake has shaken the northwestern coastal area of Ecuador. Authorities say there are no immediate reports of damage or injuries. The US Geological Service says the quake was measured at magnitude 5.9 and it was centered about 41 kilometres (25.5 miles) south of Propicia. The tremor struck about 35 kilometers (22 miles) below the surface.

Some slight shaking was felt in Ecuador’s capital of Quito, which 153 kilometres (94 miles) to the southeast.

CONDOLENCES I on behalf of all the voluntary Indo-Myanmar Christian Mission Workers would like to express our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members of Late Tokiho Z Chophy (Yehami Village) Council Chairman of Purana Bazar B Village. He was a God fearing and dedicated member of Volunteers of IndoMyanmar Christian Mission workers. May the Lord God comfort and give you all strength in your time of grief.

And may his soul Rest in Peace. With prayer.

J P Vikugha Volunteer Indo Myanmar Christian Mission Worker

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Lt. Nukshila Longchar 12.07.14

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

OF OUR BELOVED GRANDFATHER LATE RHONDEMO PATTON Died on 12/07/2015

Dearest Amotsu, it’s been a year since you left us, yet the memories we created together still intact in our heart. The love and guidance that you have shared and taught us will never be forgotten, your wisdom and encouragement helped us to stand firm in every problem we face, even if you are no longer with us we believe you still watch over us from heaven.

We miss you deeply, Amotsu.

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Loving grandchildren

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We the family members of Lt. Wan-e Konyak would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, relatives, friends and well-wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually during the prolonged illness and till the demise of our beloved daughter.

“May your heart and soul find peace and comfort even though you left for heavenly abode.”

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us spiritually, physically, and financially during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but it is our humble prayer that Almighty God blesses you all profusely.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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We the bereaved family members of Late Neiphrezo Theünuo (Maneo) express our profound gratitude to all those who stood by us in prayer and supported us physically, morally, materially and financially during his illness and at the sad demise on 16th July 2016.

We convey our special thanks to:1. Doctors & staff, Bethel Hospital Kohima 2. Baptist Mission Church 3. Grace A.G Church Rüsoma Village 4. Grace A.G Church Kechaki 5. Chakhesang Baptist Church, Kitsubozou 6. Oking Christian School, Kitsubozou Kohima 7. Nourhe Krotho, Kitsubozou Kohima 8. Rüsoma Chazouketuopfüko 9. Kitsubozou Youth Society 10. Rüsoma Chazouketuoko 11. Mr. Ruokuovi-o Keyho & family 12. Mr. Malhe Theünuo & family 13. Mr. Thepfulhoutuo Mepfhüo & family 14. Mr. Khriedelhou Terhase & family 15. Mr. Silie Mepfüo & family 16. Mr. Kekhriengulie Theünuo & family 17. Mr. Asilie Ringa 18. Mrs. Vilavonuo Theünuo 19. Mr. Terhüse Theünuo 20. Mr. Kerisa Phesao & family 21. Neighbours We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you individually, but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Nawaz Sharif

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mation on all subsidiaries wherever they are located, resulting in Indian companies achieving the strongest score in this dimension,” the antigraft watchdog said.

Nine companies (eight from China and one from Mexico) were awarded the lowest possible score of 0 per cent. Fifty-four out of the 100 companies score above average (50 per cent or more).

Chinese companies, which account for a third of those assessed, had the weakest overall performance, scoring an average of 1.6 out of 10 with just one, telecom gear maker ZTE, making it to the top 25.

“The very weak Chinese results stem from weak or non-existent anti-corruption policies and procedures, or a clear failure to disclose them in line with international best practice,” it added.

Transparency International said the report’s findings highlighted an urgent need for big multinational companies to do more to fight corruption.

Sharif expresses shock over killing of Hizbul commander Wani

Loving wife, children, in-laws, grandchildren, great grandchildren and relatives

Its been 2 years since God took you away from us.

All we have are memories of you. Though God has you in His arms, we have you in our hearts.

Remembering you always.

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Tokyo, Jul 11 (AFP): An emboldened Shinzo Abe called today for debate on Japan’s pacifist constitution, which he said it was his “duty” to revise after scoring a strong win in weekend elections.

Voters backed the hawkish prime minister, despite a lacklustre economic performance, handing his Liberal Democratic Party and its allies control of more than half of the upper house of parliament.

Analysts say with the support of small nationalist parties, Abe may now have the numbers to push through a change to the constitutional bar on Japanese troops waging war. “We have always set a goal of revising the constitution...that is my duty as president,” Abe said.

“But the party does not have more than two-thirds of seats in both chambers by itself, so I don’t expect the draft would pass as is,” he said, referring to the parlia-

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LATE LONGKOK AIER (CHUNGTIA) Born : 27/07/1922 – Died : 07/07/2016

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

05-08-1975 to 04-07-2016

Through this column, we express our deepest sorrow at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Neipunyü Liezietsu (Ngaopunü Poumai) who had been a family member for a long time.

We also express our most sincere gratitude to all those who stood by us during the honour of grief and rendered physical, spiritual, financial and material assistance. We pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly for your noble gesture and further request you to uphold his loved ones in your prayers.

May the Lord grant our beloved brother eternal rest and peace.

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Words fall short to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals who stood by us in such time of need, through financially, physically and in prayer, at the sad and sudden untimely demise of our beloved Lt. Vitoka Assumi, of Litta Old. Our special thanks to :1. L. Vihoto, B/Church.

2. Aoyimchen, B/Church 3. Neighours of Ngamjulam (Kuki) Village 4. L. Inazhe Assumi.

5. K. Inavi Chishi.

6. Azheto Chophy, Senior GPRN/NSCN. 7. H. Kihoyi, Senior Kilonser NSCN (IM) 8. Er. Ghokuto Assumi.

9. Khetoyi, G.B 10. T. Khekavi Assumi.

11. Lazar Assumi.

12. Akhong Yimchunger, GPRN/NSCN. 13. Mughato, GPRN/NSCN. Born : 20.04.1997 14. K. Vikheto Assumi Died : 14.06.2016 15. G. Nitoka Assumi 16. Er. Khekato V. Assumi.

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A year has passed by, Yet our hearts yearn your presence.

The path trodden by your honest deeds and Love will abide in our hearts always.

It is our sincere hope and prayer that We shall meet someday at our Eternal Home Till we meet again……..

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Dancing Star holds its first round

Salman thanks fans for making ‘Sultan’ a hit!

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, July 12, 2016

Stevie Wonder closes London’s BST fest

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uperstar Salman Khan is elated that his admirers liked his stint as a wrestler in his latest release “Sultan”.

The Ali Abbas Zafar-directed movie, which released on Eid, is about a man, who finds his metier rather late in life, propelled by his love for a female wrestler (Anushka Sharma) who has no doubts about what she wants to do with herself.

“Thx for appreciating sultan” he wrote on his Twitter account.

The “Dabangg” star also mentioned about his IIFA 2016 performance. Salman performed after a gap of four years at International Indian Film Academy awards.

“Wld u want to watch my performance on #iifa tonite. sm thing like this..” he continued in his tweet.

Salman-starrer crossborder drama “Bajrangi Bhaijaan” won the best picture of the year award at the ceremony.

tevie Wonder has closed London’s BST festival with a meaningful but meandering stroll through his landmark double album, Songs In The Key Of Life.

The 66-year-old played for almost four hours, backed by a razor-sharp band of more than 20 musicians.

Addressing recent outbreaks of violence, Wonder said he wanted music to bring people together “in this horrible time we’re living in.

“Choose love over hate... kindness over meanness, hope over no hope at all.”

The soul legend said it “breaks my heart” that songs

SRK says Kajol and Rani are David Gilmour plays in ancient Roman city of Pompeii like his left and right arms

Pokémon Go could already be as popular as Twitter in the US

Selected contestants of Dancing Star Nagaland.

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ancing Star Nagaland held its first round cum mega audition at Dimapur Town Hall on July 9.

All together 17 contestants were selected for the second round, the organizers

have informed that Dj FlyPsnd shall be performing live for the contestants where they shall be challenged to perform in a track on spot as a total surprise. The second round of Dancing Star Nagaland shall be held on July 30 at Dimapur

Town Hall.

The show was presented

by B&Sons Brick Klin sponsors and partners are Aircel, High Noon Diners, City Kart, Kutz Hair & Beauty Salon, Video Solution, Sunita Medicals, event supported by

Dimapur District GBs Association & organized by R-Gen Organization.

The contestants are requested to call the organizer by today, For further queries please contact; +91 9774378045 / +91 8014061740.

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like Love’s In Need Of Love Today and Village Ghetto Land remained relevant, “almost 40 years” after he wrote them.

The tracks, which both appear on the first volume of Songs In The Key Of Life, tackle topics including racial hatred, police corruption and political inertia.

“I’m not happy that those conditions still exist in the world,” Wonder told the 65,000-strong crowd in Hyde Park.

The sentiment was woven into the fabric of the show: Pastime Paradise gained the gospel refrain, “we shall over-

come”; while Wonder added a raw, powerful cover of Curtis Mayfield’s peace anthem People Get Ready to his set.

“Tell all the leaders of the world to cut the bull... and fix it,” he implored the audience. “We were all made in God’s image. When you hate someone, you’re hating that image.

“If I’m blind and I can see it, you can see it too.”

His comments were applauded by an audience that included stars Julianne Moore, Bradley Cooper, Natalie Portman and Martin Freeman, supermodel Naomi Campbell and musicians Jarvis Cocker and Emeli Sande.

The Songs In The Key Of Life set wrapped up with the joyous, Latin-funk excursion Another Star (prompting spontaneous conga lines around Hyde Park) but Wonder still had time left before the curfew.

Calling himself “DJ Tick Tick Boom” the star played recordings of Kiss and When Doves Cry, in tribute to his friend, and musical protégé, Prince.

Hollywood Vampires continue without Perry

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ence at the historic Pompeii Ampitheatre.

Gilmour’s gigs at the stone Roman amphitheatre, which was famously buried in ash when Mount Vesuvius erupted in AD 79, and only uncovered after the Second World War, marked his return to Pompeii after a 45-year gap.

Gilmour previously played at the Pompeii Ampitheatre with Pink

When Karan had to beg Salman, Rani for ‘KKHH’

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Music and entertainment world reacts to Portugal’s Euro 2016 final win

T the film) if no one does it.

It was Karan’s good friend Aditya Chopra and Shah Rukh Khan, who suggested him to cast Rani. “I went to Rani who was then going to do ‘Ghulam’. It was suggested to me by Shah Rukh Khan and Aditya Chopra. They both recommended Rani’s name after looking at a particular expression of her in ‘Raja Ki Aayegi Baraat’.

he music world has reacted to the final of the Euro 2016 football tournament.

The final - which took place on Sunday (July 10) at the Stade de France in SaintDenis, north of Paris - saw Portugal beat host nation France.

An extra time strike from substitute Éder sealed the win for Portugal, whose hopes looked slim earlier in the game when star player Ronaldo was substituted through injury.

Shura reacted to the win on Twitter, writing that Éder’s strike was an “incredible winning goal” and that the team had “showed such resolve” after Ronaldo was forced off.

The singer also paid tribute

Dolly Parton’s understated ‘Pure & Simple’

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olly Parton has unveiled the title track from her new album ‘Pure & Simple.’

The title track and lead single from Dolly Parton’s forthcoming album Pure & Simple now has a lyric video available for streaming.

The album, a joint venture between Dolly Records and Sony Music Nashville, will be available August 19th.

Musically, “Pure & Simple” lives up to its name: the uncluttered production gets its shine from tasteful washes of mandolin, pedal steel and strums of acoustic guitar.

Parton sings the praises of a once-in-a-lifetime love in a pillow-soft coo, equating love with spiritual connection. “It’s so pure it’s almost K

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to improvise in his absence.

Some songs were inevitably cut from the setlist, but the ones performed kept the energy up for the already enthusiastic fans. They stuck to sing-along rock ‘n’ roll anthems, including the Beatles’ ”Come Together,” Led Zeppelin‘s “Whole Lotta Love,” the Who’s “My Generation,” Motorhead’s “Ace of Spades” and, of course, the Cooper favorites “I’m Eighteen” and “School’s Out.” The Hollywood Vampires tour was scheduled to continue through July, though Perry’s status obviously remains unclear. Their all-star lineup also includes guitarist Johnny Depp, drummer Matt Sorum of Guns N’ Roses and Velvet Revolver fame and Robert DeLeo of Stone Temple Pilots, just to name a few.

All of them wished Perry a speedy recovery in a Facebook post following the concert.

sacred / Simply put, it feels divine.”

Originally billed as a two CD package that would include a bonus disc called Dolly’s Biggest Hits, Parton’s latest collection is largely comprised of new original songs inspired by the stripped down format of a few successful one-off live performances she has given in the last couple years. Pure & Simple also includes a pair of older songs with the new offerings, including “Tomorrow Is Forever” — formerly a duet from her days with Porter Wagoner.

“That’s a song I always loved and I just did it as a solo,” says Parton. “And I did a song that was actually in the Coat of Many Colors

movie: ‘Say Forever You’ll Be Mine.’ It was also from the Porter/Dolly days. Those two I took and revamped and revised and redid them in a simpler way. The rest of them are new things that I’ve just written.”

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ollywood filmmaker Karan Johar has revealed that he had to beg Salman Khan and Rani Mukerji to be part of his debut directorial venture ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’. “I had a lot of trouble while casting for Rani Mukerji’s part in ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’. I had approached eight heroines and no one agreed (for the role). (I had) given a romantic narration but no one responded. I became like a beggar,” Karan told reporters at an event. “Even for Salman Khan’s part (in the movie), I had to roam here and there. Finally, it all happened.

I had to literally beg Salman and Rani to be on board,” he said. The ‘My Name Is Khan’ helmer joked that he had even thought of wearing (a) short skirt and doing Rani’s role (in

Floyd in 1971 for the concert film ‘Pink Floyd Live At Pompeii’, but on that occasion there was no audience present.

Gilmour, who has now been made an honorary citizen of Pompeii, said of the gigs: “It’s a magical place and coming back and seeing the stage and the arena was quite overwhelming.

It’s a place of ghosts...in a friendly way.”

jol and Rani, we completely understand that the actor loves both his co-stars equally and holds both of them in high esteem.

Interacting further with his followers, SRK was at his wittiest and funniest best when someone asked him if he could share his mobile no. “@iamsrk Mobile no.

Milega?? #AskSRK” is what one of his female fans asked him, and SRK’s humours reply will leave you in splits.

SRK tweeted, “Of course and should I send you a photocopy of my Aadhar card also???” To which another fan replied, “@iamsrk Aadhar Card nahi, usme photo achi nahi hogi.” Shah Rukh’s reply to this tweet is hilarious to say the least.

“Meri toh acchhi hai...apni Photoshop karwa le. Love u just kidding.”

scary episode for Joe Perry sent the Holly w o o d Va m p i r e s scrambling last night, even as the guitarist was recovering at a nearby hospital. See exclusive photos above from the July 10 concert, held at the Ford Amphitheater on the Coney Island Boardwalk in Brooklyn.

Perry had apparently suffered cardiac arrest, though most fans were unaware of what had transpired as the Hollywood Vampires pieced together a setlist without one of their best-known members.

Thankfully, Perry appears to be okay. “He is stable right now, with family and is under the best care,” according to the Aerosmith co-founder’s latest Twitter update. Hollywood Vampires frontman Alice Cooper reiterated the same message, as well.

Perry’s exit happened very early during the Vampires’ show, leaving the group

to France, saying that it was “so sad that someone has to lose”.

Saint Raymond, meanwhile, appeared disappointed at the quality on display in the final, writing, “Euro 2016

was the England of major tournaments. A massive let down”.

The Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger also uploaded a video of himself at the stadium.

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NIHOKHU VILLAGE TULUNI FESTIVAL CELEBRATION

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Mr. O. Nchumbemo Lotha & Mrs.N.Teshoni Jami

Dear, Apo & Ayo In 30 years of togetherness, it's a day to celebrate the faithfulness of God, that has kept the marriage in Unison and perfect love through every storm and tribulation you have sailed together, we thank God for His love and protection upon you and may He continue to grant you long lives and happiness.

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Nihokhu village celebrated Tuluni Festival on 8th July, 2016 at village ground with Col. Vishnu Singh Shikarwar, Commandant 32 Assam Rifles as Special Guest. Dr. Vitoyi Rochill, pastor NBC said the invocation prayer. Er. Ahoto Jimomi, GB delivered an introductory note.

Rev. Tokiho Zhimo, pastor NTBC pronounced the benediction of the cultural programme which was followed by Tuluni feast. Cultural activities of the programme include presentation of Aphilo kuwo, Liphile, Angu Kupusu, Puxa kuxu, Ami kukula, Amchi muzu and Awoghu chekuxu.

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i n k F l oyd ’s D av i d Gilmour has been made an honorar y citizen of Pompeii Watch David Gilmour perform Pink Floyd’s ‘One Of These Days’ for the first time in two dec...

Studio where Pink Floyd recorded ‘The Wall’ is to be turned into flats David Gilmour has played the first ever rock concerts in front of an audi-

hose who have foll owe d S h a h Ru k h Khan’s illustrious career will agree that the King Khan has given quite a few hits with both Kajol and Rani Mukerji and the actor is known to be equally close to both his heroines. Apart from sharing impeccable chemistry with Kajol and Rani, SRK is known to be extremely close friends of the two for over two decades and the superstar’s reply to one of his fans is a testimony to the fact.

SRK, who is busy interacting with his fans and followers on Twitter, was asked by one of his fans, “@ iamsrk kajol or rani mukerji? #AskSRK” and the superstar replied saying, “It’s like asking left arm of right arm...”

Considering SRK has given numerous hits with both Ka-

ew statistics suggest that in the US, Pokémon Go is already as popular as Twitter, and more popular than Tinder.

Released to much fanfare last week, Pokémon Go is an augmented-reality edition of the popular video game franchise which sees the fictional creatures superimposed into real-life settings.

Digital Vision reports that within two days of being released, Pokémon Go had already been installed on 5.16% of Android devices in the US, which makes it more prevalent on these handsets than Tinder.

Some 60% of people who have downloaded the app are using it daily, which means around 3% of Android devices in the US feature an active Pokémon Go app - the same number that featuresan active Twitter app.

Meanwhile, Pokémon Go’s average daily usage time of 43 minutes, 23 seconds is higher than Whatsapp, Instagram and Snapchat.

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Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal have struggled with injuries and inconsistent form.

“I obviously would have loved to have won more. Like I said earlier, the guys that I’ve been playing against are the best three players of all time potentially,” Murray said.

“I put myself in a position all of the time in these events to win them. I’ve learnt not to be afraid of failing. If I want to add to three Slams, I’m going to have to find ways to win against them.”

As well as chasing down Djokovic, Murray feels the birth of his daughter Sophia earlier this year has given him the extra motivation he needed to win more major tournaments.

“It changes your life. Obviously having a child, it gives you a different perspective. It

NTWB informs selected wrestlers Rosberg demoted after radio penalty

Sole Russian athlete in Rio rejects accusations Moscow, Jul 11 (IANS): Long jumper Darya Klishina, who is the sole Russian athlete to get the International Association of Athletics Federations’ (IAAF) nod to take part in international competitions, on Monday rejected accusations of betraying her home country.

The IAAF rejected the applications of all Russian athletes for admission to international competitions, including the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, amid a doping scandal in Russian sports, except for Klishina who was training in the United States, reports TASS. Darya said she was grateful to the IAAF for this decision and also expressed her support for Russian athletes on her Facebook page. Later, some Facebook users left comments below Klishina’s message, accusing her of betrayal.

“I want to note that I didn’t begin training with a US coach in the United States a month before that situation emerged. After all, I have been there for already three years.

That is why, it seems incorrect for me to scold me and accuse me of betraying the home country,” the athlete said in an interview posted on the website of the All-Russian Athletics Federation (ARAF).

“I’m waiting and hoping to the last that I won’t go to the Olympic Games alone and I want to believe that the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne (CAS) will pass a positive decision for all of us,” she added.

The long jumper also said she had submitted an application for admission to international competitions

London, Jul 11 (Agencies): Nico Rosberg has had 10 seconds added to his race time by the stewards in Great Britain after Mercedes were deemed to have given him illegal assistance over team radio during Sunday’s race at Silverstone.

The penalty drops Rosberg from second position to third, behind Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, though Mercedes Nico Rosberg intend to appeal the decision.

The infraction occurred Mercedes quickly gave the late in the race when Rosberg German instructions on how developed gearbox problems. to work through the issue -

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permitted in the event of a potential terminal failure - but subsequent advice on how to drive the car was found to be in breach of article 27.1 of the FIA’s Formula One Sporting Regulations, which states that the driver must drive the car alone and unaided.

“Having considered the matter extensively, the Stewards determined that the team gave some instructions to the driver that were specifically permitted under Technical Directive 014-16,” read a statement from the stewards.

Portugal deserved to win: Ronaldo Paris, Jul 11 (Agencies): Portugal star and captain Cristiano Ronaldo praised his team for a deserved Euro 2016 success, saying they had proved their critics wrong.

Eder scored a 109thminute winner as Fernando Santos’ men claimed a 1-0 victory over France in the final in Paris on Sunday. Ronaldo came off due to a knee injury in the first half, but returned to try and rally Portugal to a first major title from the sidelines.

The Real Madrid forward lauded Portugal and felt they were worthy champions.

“Portugal have deserved this after many years of sacrifice. No one believed in us,” Ronaldo said.

“I had already won everything with clubs. I lacked something with the national team.” Ronaldo said he knew Lille striker Eder would score the winner. He said, “I’ve been in football a long time. I have a lot of feelings. I felt that he was the one who was going to score.”

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ANAKI PHOM CITIZEN COUNCIL FELICITATES

Anaki Phom Citizen Council with immense pride and pleasure would like to congratulate Miss Lachong H. Phom, D/o L. Haulong Phom for securing Top 9th Position in the recently declared B.Ed Examiantion results 2015-2016 under Nagaland University.

The Council further wishes her a bright future.

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Dimapur, Jul 11 (NPN): The Naga traditional wrestling board (NTWB) under the aegis of Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) would be participating in the 5th National Traditional Wrestling Championship to be held at Pune, Maharashtra from July 22 to 24. The team of 13 wrestlers would be led by NWA president Neivikuolie Khatsu with four other officials.

Selected players Association/Academy Vekuzo Vezhu CWA Vekutho Soho CWA Venuzo Dawhuo CWA Vetazo Veswu CWA Visevo Zashumo ASA Kikruvilie Zumu ASA Zasevikho Meyatsu ASA Menuosetuo Yiese ASA Nlumrai Hegwang ZWA Kongaudaibe Guing ZWA Ipungchobe Dwaswang ZWA Vikieto Wrestling Academy B Bongta Wrestling Academy Therefore, all the selected wrestlers are directed to attend technical briefing session on July 18 at IN Stadium Kohima at 10:00 am without fail.

London, Jul 11 (Agencies): Heather Watson and Henri Kontinen won the mixed doubles as Watson became the fourth British player to secure a title on Wimbledon’s final day.

F i n n Ko n t i n e n a n d Guernsey’s Watson beat Colombian Robert Farah and Anna-Lena Gronefeld of Germany 7-6 (7-5) 6-4 after Andy Murray won the men’s final.

“I can’t stop smiling. I just can’t describe how happy I am,” Watson said.

The British number two had never before progressed beyond the third round of a Grand Slam, while she and Kontinen only played together for the first time last week.

They were unseeded and beat defending champions Leander Paes and Martina Hingis in the third round before defeating 15th seeds Farah and Gronefeld to claim the final title of the championship on centre court.

The last time two Brits won two of the five traditional titles at Wimbledon (the men’s and women’s singles and doubles plus the mixed doubles) was in 1937, when Dorothy Round Little won the women’s singles and Billie Yorke teamed up with France’s Simonne Mathieu to win the women’s doubles.

Shri. Chingak Citizen President

Shri. B. Chingling Citizen Secretary

SHIKIMITHI TSA

Kuhuboto Ghakhu Baptist Pastor’s Fellowship (KGBPF) no Atsala 4-5th Anniqhi 2016 lo Sumi mhesho shikipiye kupughu Kuhuboto Town Baptist Akukuhou lono shikeu lo Shikimithi keu akiqheu pesuno Ino P. Tohevi Awomi tsu ani. Anniqhi-4 tsala lo Kukusutou shitsukeu, Eno Ino Ghokiye Achumi Nihoto ghami Anniqhi 5th tsala lo Kukusutou shitsukeu ghenguno.

KGBPF no pama qhuinijukeu toi pama no ighino atsakivi pesuno shikumuto tsukeu gholono Ghuka Lak lakhi khi pesuno Kuhuboto Ghakhu lo Alhou qemi qo ki shiniye akeu lo kuphutsu keu ghenguno.

Darya Klishina along with all other Russian athletes.

“I submitted an application like all our other athletes,” Klishina said. “But owing to the fact that the IAAF had advanced certain criteria, it turned out that at this stage I was eligible for them. I hope that all our athletes or at least the larger part of them will go to the Games,” the long jumper said.

European Athletics Championship bronze medallist Klishina filed an application with the IAAF for participation in the Rio Olympics in late June.

The IAAF Council ruled on June 17 that only those Russian athletes would be admitted to international competitions, including the Rio Olympics, who would prove they were uninvolved in doping scandals.

Russia’s Olympic Committee and 68 Russian athletes filed a lawsuit with the Court of Arbitration for Lausanne to challenge the IAAF’s decision to bar them from participation in the Olympic Games.

The CAS will hear the case on July 19 and announce its verdict no later than July 21.

Shikimithi keu pesuno Akukuhou eno Luthu qolau tsuakeu.

Atsala 8th July 2016 Tsala lo xelhozhe ghami no tuluni tiqhetini ikhilu keu lo akhoto shi shikimithi akeuye Ino. Pito achumi, G.B, Inoli.

Adino K. Achumi, Ino Vihoshe Arkha, Ino. Ivuto Wotsa, S.T.H Xelhozhe, eno Azanoqo/Apunoqo, Apumi/ilimi khijehino Sumi ghushoghili shipe piyeve tsukemi gholo itaghi khijehino akua kini lono kuphuve tsu akeno kumtsu lau shikimithi keu pesu tsu ani. Alhou pelo nongu kumtsu kumughatsu peniu.

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2. Shikimithi keu pesu no Kuhuboto tokukujo lo Akukuhou qo kumutsu lau tsu ani. Pichebetsu keutoi akupughu ikhilutsu keu ghenguno, eno kutupo vetsu kemiqo kumutsu laughi tsu ani.

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5. Hingu no Alau igholo Alakhumpemi qo eno Alhou qemi qo-w kutupo kivi tsukeu ghenguno kumutsu lau shikimithi tsuani.

Ashekhashi ikemu aghulou ye kumoe “Nikuxu mpeu Apu Alhou Shikimithi ani akupughu tokulu ghenguno.

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Henri Kontinen and Heather Watson hold up their trophies after they won the mixed doubles final. (AP/PTI)

“We gelled straight away,” Watson told BBC Sport.

“I couldn’t have picked anybody better to share this experience with than Henri.

We just had so much fun and that’s why we played well together. We all want to win but it is important to enjoy it.

Our personalities are pretty laid back, and we like to have a good time. [To Kontinen] Thanks for putting up with me.”

Watson suffered “one of the worst” defeats of her career when losing to Annika Beck in the first round of the

singles, failing to convert three match points in the deciding set. In claiming victory on Sunday she became the first British woman to win a Wimbledon doubles title since Jo Durie in 1987, who that year won the mixed doubles with Jeremy Bates.

“After such a horrible first-round loss, I made it to the last day of Wimbledon,” Watson added.

“It’s been a dream of mine since I was a little girl to be a Grand Slam champion. I would take anything, singles, doubles, mixed doubles. Yeah, I’ve got one of those now.”

Mourinho determined to unite Man Utd fans London, Jul 11 (Agencies): Jose Mourinho has called on Manchester United fans to play their part in the club’s future success.

Mourinho has vowed to return United to the top of English football and has already signed Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Eric Bailly this summer, while Paul Pogba has been linked with a return to his former club from Juventus.

But the former Chelsea boss told the club’s official website that fans have a role and he is determined to make them proud of their team again.

“I understand that they expect a lot from me but I also expect a lot from them,” he said. “There is no chance we will be happy if we are not together and I think the passion they have for this club is really amazing.” “It’s a new chapter

in the club’s life. Always when you change a manager, I feel it is a sad moment but it is a new chapter now.

We have brought a few new faces in, we will keep some others but, in the end, it doesn’t matter who the manager is, it doesn’t matter who the new players are or who is staying or leaving, it’s Man United and Man United is much more than any one of us.”

United face Wigan in a friendly at the DW Stadium on Saturday in Mourinho’s first match in charge and his standards are high for the campaign ahead.

“I’m not humble when I talk about targets, I’m quite aggressive on that. I want everything and everything is to win matches, play well, score goals, don’t concede goals… everything. I want everything.”

GRATITUDE The G.Bs and Town Council of Akuluto Town celebrated Tuluni 2016 Festival at main town Akuluto. The G.Bs Council and general public would like to extend our gratitude to Smti.

Kikumsangla S.D.O (Civil) for gracing our Sumi Tuluni festival as Chief Guest and also to Shri.

Khekaho Assumi Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary for I.P.R for extending a financial assistance to organize our festival and this Tulini all colonies of Akuluto Town present different cultural items and conclude with a grant success.

A.Y.Z. Antony Secretary Town Council Akuluto Town

G.Bs Akuluto Town

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have an opportunity to win more,” Murray said.

“The last three months have been some of the best I’ve played in my career in terms of consistency. Everyone’s time comes at different stages.

Some come in their early 20s, some mid 20s. Hopefully mine is still to come.”

Murray has reached all three Grand Slam finals in 2016, losing the previous two in Australia and France to world No 1 Novak Djokovic.

But the Serb’s aura of invincibility was shattered as world No 41 Sam Querrey pulled off one of the greatest upsets in the tournament’s history in the third round of Wimbledon.

And Murray believes he has an opportunity to establish himself as the sport’s preeminent force at a time when

Dhaka, Jul 11 (Agencies): The Bangladesh Cricket Board has ruled out a switch to a neutral venue for their home series against England this autumn.

England’s tour of the south Asian country from October 7 to November 1 has been placed in doubt following the July 1 attack at an upmarket Dhaka restaurant that left 20 dead.

Eoin Morgan, England’s limited-overs captain, has called it a “big concern” and said that a neutral venue to host the three-one day internationals and two Tests would be a “feasible” idea.

However, BCB chief executive Nizamuddin Chowdhury said: “We always believe this [a neutral venue] is never a solution. “Cricket cannot stop in a country. The cricket operations of both BCB and ECB are in continuous communication regarding the England tour of Bangladesh in October. They are in discussion with the tour-related matters, especially the logistics.”

“A security delegate from England was supposed to come last month, but as they have tour of India after Bangladesh, I think they will do the security inspection of the two countries together. We will get to know when they get confirmation from the two boards.”

Security has been an issue in the country previously with Australia postponing their Bangladesh tour last year before pulling out of the U19 World Cup following an advice from their government.

“We have very good track record of hosting successful international events with the support from the government and the law enforcement departments,” Chowdhury said.

Watson, Kontinen win mixed doubles title

OFFICE OF THE KHENSA WATSU TELEN AND KHENSA STUDENTS’ UNION

FELICITATES The KWT and KSU would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Limapongla Kichu, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Nungsangwati, for achieving Top 3 in Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) from North East Hill University (NEHU) Shillong College (Micro-Biology Honors) in the recently held 2016 examination.

We wish her success in all her future endeavors.

Mrs. Sashichila President, KWT

Mrs. Imtisenla Gen. Secy, KWT

Mr. Malangchang President, KSU

Mr. Lanunukshi Jamir Gen. Secy., KSU

OFFICE OF THE LERIE WOMEN ORGANISATION LERIE: KOHIMA

PRESS NOTE

The Lerie Women Organisation Annual General Conference was held on 27-06-2016 at Lerie Panchayat Hall, Kohima. In the plebiscite conference, a new team of office bearers were elected for the tenure 2016-18.

1. President : Mrs. Orenboni (E.M Lotha) 2. Vice President : i) Mrs. Mhalo Sangtam, ii) Mrs. Asele Kin 3. General Secretary : Mrs. Achole Chakhesang 4. Joint Secretary : i) Mrs. Inatoli Chakhesang, ii) Mrs. Akha Mao 5. Finance Secretary : Mrs. Zuiyisele 6. Asst. Fin. Secretary : Mrs. Pongmei konyak 7. Treasurer : Mrs. Atula Ajung 8. Advisor : Mrs. Anungla Kevichusa, Mrs. Vakrale Naleo, Mrs. Watila Imti And representative from all the 17 tribes of Nagaland. sd/- Mrs. Achole Chakhesang Mrs. Orenboni Gen. Secretary, LWO President, LWO

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Murray celebrates after winning his match point to win his second Wimbledon title.

also has given me a little bit of extra motivation to work hard, train hard, and do all of the right things to give myself a chance to win these events,” he said.

“A lot of people have said when Roger had kids, he started playing some of his best tennis. Novak, the same thing. I feel more motivated than ever just now.”

Since his first Wimbledon win in 2013, Murray had been stuck in a rut in the majors, losing three finals and three semi-finals.

Coping with back surgery late in 2013 and then the end of his partnership with coach Ivan Lendl left Murray at a low ebb. After splitting with another coach, Amelie Mauresmo, earlier this year, the Scot admits it was a sweet moment to get back to the top at Wimbledon.

“I’m just really happy I managed to do it again after a lot of tough losses in the latter stages of the Slams over the last couple of years,” Murray said.

“To do it twice here, an event where there is a lot of pressure on me to perform well, I’m very proud. From where I was kind of at the end of that year after I had the surgery, yeah, it’s been quite a long, long road back.”

Crucially, Lendl returned to Murray’s side last month and the British No 1, who has won all 12 of his matches since then, paid tribute to the contribution of the man who also oversaw his previous major victories.

“I do think he’s a leader.

I trust in what he says, mainly because of the results we had the last time we worked together. I’ve played my best tennis under him,” Murray said.

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Best is yet to come, says Murray

London, Jul 11 (Agencies): Andy Murray has warned his rivals that his best tennis is yet to come as he sets his sights on following up his second Wimbledon crown with more Grand Slam glory.

The Briton outclassed Canadian powerhouse Milos Raonic with an imperious 6-4 7-6 (7-3) 7-6 (7-2) victory on Centre Court.

The 29-year-old, who became Britain’s first male Wimbledon singles champion for 77 years in 2013, is the 12th man to enjoy more than one All England Club triumph.

Having suffered painful defeats in eight of his previous 10 Grand Slam finals, the world No 2 is now targeting more success in the coming years.

“I still feel like my best tennis is ahead of me, that I

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Portugal stun France to win Euro 2016

Portugal’s team celebrates with the trophy after winning the Euro 2016 final soccer match against France at the Stade de France in SaintDenis, north of Paris on Sunday. (AP/PTI) Paris, Jul 11 (IANS): Cristiano Ronaldo-less Portugal upset hosts France 1-0 in extra time of a breathtaking Euro 2016 final at the Stade de France to clinch their first major football title.

It was substitute forward Eder who on Sunday night fired the winning shot from outside the box in the 109th minute, ending a match in which a dominant France failed to capitalise the absence of Ronaldo who had to leave the pitch weeping in the 25th minute due to an injury, reports Efe. Ronaldo, the leader of the Portuguese team, got an injury only seven minutes into the game when French midfielder Dimitri Payet put in a challenge on him and caught him with the follow-through, bringing play to a halt.

Although the Real Madrid star goal-poacher contin-

ued playing for some time, he had to be replaced by Ricardo Quaresma in the 25th minute.

The injury cast a shadow over the match. France were back in possession. France tried to apply the same plan they had used to knock out Germany and Iceland -- high precision and speed.

Right from the start they had Portugal on the defensive, but the first half ended scoreless.

Midfielder Moussa Sissoko made several flash runs as he injected a sudden burst of pace to send himself through.

Besides Sissoko, playmaker Antoine Griezmann, who had scored six times to take the Golden Boot of the tournament, was a huge threat to Portugal. Once he was set up just in front of the gaol but he misdirected a header.

And not much changed

in the second half either, with the French depending on Matuidi and Sissoko while Portugal’s Pepe provided leadership as the team defended tenaciously, slowed the game down and tried to survive until they could put together some kind of scoring combination.

André-Pierre Gignac for France hit the side bar minutes before the 90 minutes of play and in the extra time, Raphaël Guerreiro, Portugal’s leftback, struck the cross-bar with a free-kick.

It was then that 28-yearold Eder fired his blast that salvaged the match for Portugal.

The Lille forward took a pass from Joao Moutinho in the 109th minute, cut onto his right, and unleashed the perfect strike from 25 yards towards the near-corner, beating a stretched France keeper and captain Hugo Lloris.

The statistics showed

that France had the upper hand with 56 per cent ball possession and seven on-target shots. But Portugal keeper Rui Patricio performed brilliantly to deny the hosts’ a victory.

The tough duel witnessed six yellow cards for Portugal and four for France.

This was the four th meeting between Portugal and France in a major tournament.

France have won the previous three, all in semi-finals -- Euro 1984, Euro 2000 and the 2006 World Cup. Portugal put in a defensive masterclass to deny the French the trophy on home soil.

Fernando Santos’side, who have developed a flair for the dramatics, won their third match of the tournament in extra-time, after playing out to a sixth draw in seven games at Euro 2016.

Portugal coach Fernando

Santos said: “I’ve always told the players that we’ve got great talent but we need to fight more than our opponents, run more than them and concentrate more than them. We have an amazing group.”

The 61-year-old spoke highly of Ronaldo: “Our captain made a fantastic effort during this competition. He was criticised many times but he showed a fantastic team spirit.

“Twice, he tried everything that was humanly possible to get back into the game but it wasn’t possible,” Santos added.

Griezmann wins Golden Boot

Antoine Griezmann finished on the losing side in the Euro 2016 final but the France forward won the Golden Boot after finishing top scorer at the tournament.

Griezmann failed to shine in Sunday’s showpiece as Portugal claimed a shock 1-0 win over the hosts, thanks to Eder’s extra-time strike.

But the Atletico Madrid player’s six goals in the competition - three ahead of his nearest challengers - saw him claim a personal accolade.

Griezmann, who had previously only scored in friendlies for France and who was deemed a 9/1 shot for the trophy, failed to find the net in his country’s opener against Romania but came off the bench to help seal a last-gasp win over Albania.

He added two more in a last-16 encounter with Republic of Ireland, scored one and set up another in a 5-2 quarter-final thumping against Iceland and then starred with a double in the semi-final win over Germany.

A flicked header that missed the target was the closest Griezmann came in the final as France fell short but only compatriot Michel Platini - with nine goals in 1984 - has scored more at one European Championship.

Closest rival Cristiano Ronaldo - who was taken off injured in the first half - finished second by virtue of his superior number of assists, while Olivier Giroud was third with three goals and two assists, pipping Dimitri Payet, who had the same tally but played 50 minutes more.

Wales’ Gareth Bale finished fifth after strikes against Slovakia, England and Russia in the group stages.

Griezmann, who scored 32 goals for his club in all competitions last season, takes the title from 2012 winner, Spain’s Fernando Torres.

Euro 2016 - top scorers Player Goals Assists Antoine Griezmann (Fra) 6 2 Cristiano Ronaldo (Por) 3 3 Olivier Giroud (Fra) 3 2 Dimitri Payet (Fra) 3 2 Gareth Bale (Wal) 3 1 Nani (Por) 3 1 Alvaro Morata (Esp) 3 0

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Sharapova to miss Olympics LAUSA N N E , J u l 1 1 ( A g en c i e s ) : M a r i a Sharapova will not learn the result of her appeal against a two-year ban for doping until September 19, meaning the Russian will definitely miss the Olympics.

The 29-year-old fivetime Grand Slam champion was suspended after testing positive for meldonium at the Australian Open in January, but appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland in June, claiming she did not know the drug had been banned at the start of 2016.

A decision on that appeal was expected to come next week, which would have given her the chance to compete in Rio had she been successful.

However, all parties have agreed to the delay so further evidence can be gathered and thoroughly reviewed.

A statement from CAS read, “Due to the parties requiring additional time to complete and respond to their respective evidentiary submissions, and several scheduling

Maria Sharapova

conflicts, the parties have agreed not to expedite the appeal. A decision is expected to be issued by September 19 2016.”

I n t h e m e a n t i m e, Sharapova looks set to spend some of her time away from the sport studying at the prestigious Harvard Business School.

Sharapova posted a photo of herself on Facebook at the end of last month, sitting next to a sign outside the institution. She wrote, “Not sure how this happened but hey Harvard! Can’t wait to start the program!”

Russia has never favoured Olympic Games boycott Moscow, Jul 11 (IANS): Russia has never backed boycotts of Olympic Games, President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman said on Monday, as the country awaits the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)’s verdict on allowing its track and field athletes to compete at the Rio Games starting on August 5.

“Russia has always condemned ideas of boycotting (Olympic Games), and has never been in favour of such ideas,” TASS quoted Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov as saying. Replying to a query whether he ruled out the possibility of Russia’s boycotting the Rio Olympics this summer, Peskov said once again: “Russia has always denounced the idea of boycotts”.

He also pledged that the Russian athletes would go all the way to defend their right to participate in the summer Olympic Games.

“This is not a time for some emotional reactions, this is a time for legal formalities, which are underway,” the spokesman said in reply to reporters’ questions about permit for the Russian athletes to participate in the Olympics.

He said “it is not long now to see relevant judicial decisions”. “Of course, as to the use of all kinds of judicial instruments, Russian athletes and those who defend the interests of the Russian athletes, will be using all mechanisms and will go all the way,” he pledged.

Russia’s Olympic Committee and 68 Russian athletes filed a lawsuit with the Court of Arbitration for Lausanne to challenge the IAAF’s decision to bar them from participation in the Olympic Games.

The CAS will hear the case on July 19 and announce its verdict no later than July 21.

Juventus offer Pogba new deal; may snub Man Utd WBO Asia title is no big deal: Vijender

Paul Pogba

Milan, Jul 11 (Agencies): Juventus have offered Paul Pogba a new contract in a bid to stave off interest from Manchester United, according to agent Mino Raiola.

The central midfielder, subject of serious interest from United, is jetting off on holiday after France lost the European Championship final against Portugal on Sunday night.

It is believed the package presented by Juventus will include a wage increase to around £130,000 a week.

Raiola claimed he did not speak to Pogba about any potential switch away from Turin during Euro 2016 - but the pair are now expected to discuss their options.

Jose Mourinho is keen to add a ‘fourth priority signing’ to his squad in the coming weeks and United expect to have a clear run at the 23year-old given Real Madrid’s indifference to the transfer fee quoted.

President Florentino Perez is thought to be cool

about the prospect of spending in excess of £100million for Pogba.

Raiola, meanwhile, has enjoyed a close relationship with United this summer following deals for two of his clients Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Henrikh Mkhitaryan.

The Italian revealed on Monday morning that Pogba - who would need convincing of a move back to Old Trafford given their lack of Champions League football - could yet stay at Juventus.

‘There is a lot of talk about Paul’s future, but maybe he will not leave Juventus,’ he said.

‘He is in no rush to leave, and Juventus do not want him to go. They want him to renew his contract.

‘Paul is not desperate to move. We are very happy at Juventus and they are a club that want to keep their star players.

‘Juventus have treated Paul exceptionally well. They are a fantastic club and they believe in him.’

New Delhi, Jul 11 (PTI): It is the the biggest fight of his emergent professional career, but Indian boxing star Vijender Singh today said the WBO Asia title contest against Kerry Hope is no huge deal for him and he is taking it as just another stepping stone in the circuit.

The 30-year-old dasher, who is unbeaten in the professional arena, has won all his bouts via konckouts. Eyeing a seventh knockout in what is meant to be a 10-round contest, Vijender said his approach to the contest is no different from the one he had for his previous bouts. “I won all my six bouts, the seventh is coming up one year into the circuit. So I am a pro now, I am feeling like a pro now,” Vijender told PTI ahead of the Saturday night showdown, which will feature seven undercard bouts apart from the main event.

“Saturday’s fight is not a be all or end all fight for me. It’s being built up like a big, big fight but for me it’s like any other fight.

Get inside the ring, win it, come back and focus on the next. I have a lot to do, this fight is like one more step in my career. I don’t think it’s a big deal for me. For me ok, it’s a job, get done with it,” he said.

Vijender is up against Hope, who brings with him an experience bank of 30 bouts, of which he has won 23, two of them knockouts. The Welsh-born Hope, who emigrated to Australia, was also a WBC middleweight champion and has moved a division to super middleweight to take on Vijender.

Asked about his thoughts on Hope, India’s first Olympic and World Championships medallist said he prefers to focus on himself. “We are just doing our training. I am not bothered about what

he might be doing. I am just focussed on myself,” the strapping six-footer said. “I don’t think anybody needs to talk big, because ultimately the punch does the talking. If an opponent says something nasty and even if I talk back with something more nasty, that hardly makes a difference to the result inside the ring. So I prefer to talk in the ring because only there everyone would know who is best or better,” he explained.

The title bout, a win in which would give him a crack at the top-15 of WBO rankings, comes exactly a year after he turned pro and Vijender said the timing couldn’t be more perfect. “This bout has come at the right time although it’s been just one year since I turned pro because I am not a 20-year-old greenhorn. I am an experienced guy and I train a lot,” he said.

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