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Vol XXVI No. 217

Ravi on framework agreement

No NSCN-IM cadre to be recruited in BSF, says Govt SAYS PAN NAGA ENTITY NOT A ‘SUPER-GOVERNMENT’ NEW DELHI, JUL 14

Tinakali Sümi

NE W D E L HI, J U L 14 (NPN): Government of India Interlocutor for Naga Talks, R.N. Ravi in a exclusive interview with Nagaland Post has shed some light on the August 3, 2015 Framework Agreement, separate flag and passport for Nagas, Pan Naga Hoho, sharing sovereign power among other issues. On separate flag and passport for the Nagas, Ravi said “these are issues of sentiments”. While not fully rejecting the demands made by NSCN (I-M) or admitting that such demands were not possible, Ravi maintained that “the government of India respects the sentiments; however, these can only be addressed within the realm of the possible.” Putting to rest speculations that Pan Naga Hoho will govern the Naga areas, the Interlocutor said the interpretation of it as a “super-government” was “inconsistent” with government of India’s position.

Excerpts of the interview:

Nagaland Post (NP): Nearly a year into signing of August 3, 2015 “Framework Agreement” between government of India and NSCN (I-M), do you see a perceptible progress and a road ahead between the two negotiating parties?

KVYO cautions butchers; appeals to KMC

R.N. Ravi (NP)

R.N. Ravi: The Framework Agreement signed on August 3, 2015 lays down the fundamental principles of our relationship. It fully respects the Nagas’ aspirations of recognition of their uniqueness and commits both sides to a peaceful co-existence in an inseparably inclusive relationship on the basis of sharing the mutually agreed sovereign powers . Within this Framework, details are being worked out. NP: Many have been quoted saying that contents of the agreement are being deliberately kept a secret. This has created so much speculations amongst the Nagas and the country as a whole; don’t you think Nagas deserve to know the content of the agreement meant to bring lasting solution to the Naga issue? Ravi: To say that “contents of the agreement being

Cash transactions above Rs. 3 lakhs to be banned

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Agreement and responded to their queries till they had no more question to ask. All these are on record. How can it be said that the contents are secret? Yes, the Framework Agreement has not been published as yet. I have made it clear to all the stakeholders that the Framework Agreement is not the final settlement. Hence, it would be premature to release it in the public domain. I also said that it would be published along with the full agreement as and when reached. There is no question of keeping the public in dark. NP: There are reports that government of India and NSCN (I-M) have now agreed upon four points such as -Pan Naga Hoho, Regional Autonomous District Council for Nagas inhabiting Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and Assam, special Naga Law to be incorporated in the Indian Constitution wherein all natural resources found in the Naga areas -below the ground and on the surface would belong to the Nagas. Is there any truth in all these talks doing the round? Ravi: I have seen some media reports. These are largely speculative. At times these are mischievous. People should not be misled by them. People should wait for an official statement. (Cont’d on p-7)

(PTI): Government of India on Thursday dismissed the suggestion that 5,000 cadres of Naga militant group NSCN (I-M) would be inducted into Border Security Force (BSF). A Home Ministry spokesperson said there have been reports that interlocutor for Naga talks R.N. Ravi had assured NSCN (I-M) general secretary Thuingaleng Muivah that about 5,000 cadres of the militant group would be drafted into BSF as part of the rehabilitation process. “It is clarified that these reports are false and have no basis,” the spokesperson said. Ravi is at present holding peace parleys with NSCN (I-M), led by Muivah. In August last year, the NSCN (I-M) signed a framework agreement with the government which Prime Minister Narendra Modi described as a “historic” step to usher in peace in the state. The pact was signed by Muivah and Ravi in the presence of the Prime Minister, Home Minister Rajnath Singh and National Security Adviser Ajit Doval at Modi’s residence here. The signing of the agreement came after over 80 rounds of negotiations that spanned 18 years with first breakthrough in 1997 when the cease-fire agreement was sealed.

ACAUT pickets fuel outlets, F&CS office Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUL 14 (NPN): Following delay in arresting the alleged “kingpins” in the recently exposed fuel adulteration racket, Against Corruption and Unabated Taxation (ACAUT) has intensified its protest by picketing nine fuel outlets in Dimapur, Kohima and Wokah and also the Food & Civil Supplies (F&CS) department, Dimapur here on Thursday. Hundreds of volunteers including members of ACAUT held placards which read, “This station sells adulterated fuel,” “CM & State Govt, stop robbing people,” “Fill at your own risk,” “Srikanth, Nawal, Dinanath, Umesh, Ajay; de-facto rulers of Nagaland,” adorned the premises of the selected fuel outlets. A huge banner, “Food and Civil Supplies Department is now Fooling Consumers Service Department” was put up inside the F&CS office complex and similar banners were also seen in strategic locations around Dimapur. Later, the volunteers, including members of ACAUT, Concerned Citizens of Nagaland (CCN), Eastern Naga Peoples’ Organisation (ENPO) Dimapur Unit, senior citizens, NGOs, and supporters, congregated at the F&CS office complex where a “protest programme” was held while simultaneous picketing took place in Pherima, 7th Mile: Essar, 2 ½ Mile: NRL, Essar, near West Police Station, Es-

Banners displaying alleged kingpins put up at a fuel outlet. (NP)

sar, Duncan Bosti. Various speakers addressed the gathering and echoed the same sentiment- desire for corruption free Nagaland. One of the speaker maintained the protest was “not violent nor aggressive neither does it target a particular department, but rather a spiritual warfare.” He added that ACAUT would go and pray in every department in days to come. Cautioning the government not to take the protest lightly, one of the speakers cautioned that “the protest will continue till the Government listens.” Meanwhile, ACAUT stated the picketing was mainly against the alleged kingpins who were reportedly proxy owners r unning business through Power of Attorney. ACAUT maintained the “protest programme” at F&CS was a “prayer appeal” to the conscience of the department. Reacting to the statement of F&CS, that a detailed inquiry had been initiated, ACAUT

dismissed the statement saying it had no faith in the internal inquiry nor will it accept the verdict. “We want the Police to investigate the racket as SIT will whitewash the issue and State Vigilance Commission (SVC) should also take cognizance of the case,” ACAUT stated. Further, ACAUT warned of tougher actions on the failure of the government to heed their demands.

Kma citizens picket

Notwithstanding the rain, concerned citizens of Kohima held a peaceful picketing of fuel outlets under the banner of ACAUT at K. Enterprise, Imphal road Thursday, while business of the fuel outlet ran smoothly. While extending support to ACAUT, the citizens voiced out that public can no more tolerate fuel adulteration and hoped that the picketing would create awareness.

State govt to appeal Centre for DAA withdrawal NLA passes bills; adjourned sine die the past years mistakes, which would hamper the implementation of the Act. CM said the rest of the districts would be covered by August next. On the alleged fuel adulteration racket, Zeliang said the issue has been brought to the knowledge of the state government, adding that the police have already registered a case and investigation has begun. He said once the report comes out, the government would take action as per the law against anyone found guilty. Asked about the five civil society organisations that submitted memorandum to the central ministry last month in connection the roads, Zeliang lamented that people go and meet the central leaders without confirming the ground realities. He said it would be better to get issues cleared from the department before reaching the central ministry. With regard to the objection raised by local contractors against Maytas & Gayatri (JV), which was allotted to carry out Kohima-Dimapur road construction works, the

commissioner secretary of higher education would be member of executive council and also one nominee member from the NGO. He said once the chancellor of university was appointed the other necessary formalities of the university would be set in order. Before passing the ‘St. Joseph Catholic University (Nagaland) Bill 2016’ in the assembly, Deo stated that establishing such university in Nagaland should be encouraged, adding that Nagaland has only three universities including two private universities.

Pointing out that many Naga students were spending huge amount studying outside the state, the parliamentary secretary said more universities were required to be established in other major towns of Nagaland to facilitate proper education to “our children.” Deo said the building construction of university, located at Ikishe village Dimapur, would be completed this year and the academic session would begin by next year. Taking part in the discussion, the state chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, said the university was private and the success and failure purely depended on them. He also said that any university coming up in the state should be welcomed and it would not affect the state exchequer. Minister of social security and welfare and parliamentary affairs, Kiyanilie Peseyie, moved the bill and passed the Nagaland salaries, allowances and other facilities of the chief minister, other ministers, speaker, leaders of opposition, deputy speaker, (Cont’d on p-7)

Rs. 73.9 cr meant for MDM missing: RTI exposé State govt. upgrades oil adulteration probe to SIT

Rio’s degree row: next hearing set for August 12

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 14 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R Zeliang, on Thursday said the state cabinet has decided to write a letter to the prime minister and the Home ministry for withdrawal of Disturbed Area Act (DAA) from Nagaland, which was extended for another six months. Addressing press conference after the conclusion of two-day monsoon session at the NLA conference hall, Zeliang asked why extend DAA when the state was peaceful, people were happy and all the underground groups, except NSCN(K), have signed the ceasefire and the dialogue was going on for solution. Zeliang described as “unfortunate” the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu, chairman NSCN (I-M), but stated that it should not hamper the ongoing negotiation. CM said someone from among senior members has to occupy late Swu’s post. On the proposed meeting N E W D E L H I , J U L 1 4 of the 60 members of NLA to (AGENCIES): Paying more meet Prime Minister in Delhi, than three lakhs in cash for anything should be made illegal and holding more than 15 lakhs in cash at any point should be banned for individuals - these are two major recommendations that the government DIMAPUR, JUL 14 (NPN): will now review as it tries to In a startling exposé, four RTI eliminate thousands of crores applicants have brought to of black or undeclared money. light gross mismanagement The proposals have been made of fund to the tune of Rs 73 by a SIT, which was appointed crore of central fund in impleby weeks after Narendra Modi mentation of mid day meal (MDM) scheme during 2010came to power in 2014. (More on p-8 16 in the state. The RTI applicants revealed that out of the total amount of Rs. 151,49,91,000 sanctioned by Union Ministry of Human Resource & Development (MHRD), a total amount of Rs. 73,98,73,164 was found to be missing during the period. This exposure was contained in an RTI reply furnished by Department of School Education (DoSE) that was filed by four former presidents of SKK, Aheto V. Yeputhomi, Hukavi T. Yeputhomi, L. Khevishe Achumi and S. Zhevihe Sumi. According to the sig“He says all fuel in the open market are natories, out of the sancadulterated. He’s offering tioned amount, the DoSE genuine, unadulterated had drawn an amount of Rs. 148,05,32,000 only and fuel in black.” Rs. 3,44,59,000 was shown DIMAPUR, JUL 14 (NPN): Kohima village Youth Organisation (KVYO) has taken serious note of a case where some butchers had sold “age old horses and ponies as beef ” in Kohima. In this regard, KVYO has asked the Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) to take prompt action at the earliest. In a press note KVYO president Medozhatuo Rutsa and general secretary Kezhalelie Keretsü issued directives to curb such illegal activities and requested KMC to look into these matters. (Details on p-2) Meanwhile, KVYO said it supports and lauded ACAUT for busting the fuel racket in the state. It further urged “DC and KMC to look into the cases of the two alleged petrol stations in Kohima and cancel their Permits if found involved”.

kept a secret from the public” is a big fat lie. It is being said mostly by the free riders who are reluctant to face the truth and take responsibilities. I have painstakingly explained the contents, bit by bit, to, by and large, every stakeholder. I am grateful to the Hon’ble Speaker, Nagaland Assembly and Hon’ble Chief Minister, Nagaland for acceding to my request for arranging a briefing of the legislators on the contents of the Framework Agreement soon after it was signed. I am also grateful to all the Nagaland legislators for actively participating in an about four hours long briefing session on August 27, 2015 at the Legislature’s Complex. I explained, at length, the contents of the Framework Agreement and clarified specific queries and doubts of the Legislators. The briefing session concluded only after there was no more questions from the Legislators. I also, separately, met several tribal hohos, tribal leaders and civil society entities and some Naga armed groups and explained them the contents of the Framework Agreement. I also collectively invited all the Naga Tribal Hohos and briefed them in an over four hours long session on December 8, 2015 at Kohima. There were over 70 delegates from various Naga tribes. There again I explained, bit by bit, the contents of the Framework

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Zeliang said on PM’s advice Nagaland Legislators’ Forum decided to send some members and not the entire team. With regard to women reservation issue, the chief minister said the cabinet would decide whether to go ahead with the municipal elections or wait for the Supreme Court to hear the Special Leave Petition (SLP) filed by the Joint Action Committee for Women Reservation (JACWR). Zeliang said he had given option to the JACRW to accept 25% or wait for the indefinite period for SC hearing. He opined that if 25% was accepted, nominations would be done by the DC in consultation with the women organization. On National Food Security Act (NFSA) launched in Kohima and Dimapur last month, the chief minister said the food grains has reached Nagaland on July 13 and sought co-operation from the public to ensure that the food grains reached the needy. Zeliang also appealed to the public to allow successfully implementation of NFSA instead of digging

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FUND SANCTIONED BY MIN. HRD

Rs. 1,51,49,91,000/-

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chief minister justified that the centre gave its consideration by breaking in three parts in kilometre wise. However, he said local contractors were not qualified for 10 kms and therefore the Centre has allowed two companies. He said Nagas should change the attitude and let any ‘anyone’ to work “if we want good roads.” On the alleged backdoor appointment scams, the CM said the cabinet on June 6 has made its decision very clear that there should be no more contract appointment except requisitioned by NPSC. He said those posts that were not requisitioned should be done by the department “select committee” but with the approval of the government. He said P&AR department would issue the notification soon. He said all those appointed prior to June 6, 2016 have to follow the system that on completion of three years, they could be regularized through NPSC while the posts against retirement, the departments should requisition the posts to NPSC ahead of time. (Cont’d on p-7)

INSTALLMENT

FUND RELEASED TO DIRECTOR SCHOOL EDN. BY FIN. DEPTT.

NO. OF INSTALLMENT

FUND DISBURSED FROM DIR. SCHOOL EDN. TO 26 DEOs/SDEOs

Rs. 1,48,05,32,000/-

Rs. 76,19,17,836/-

1. Total Fund Sanctioned by Ministry of HRD

: Rs. 151,49,91,000/-

2. Fund drawn by Directorate of School Education from Finance Deptt : Rs. 148,05,32,000/3. Total Fund Disbursed to 26 SDEOs by DoSE

: Rs. 76,19,17,836/-

***Total Missing Amount from HRD to Finance Deptt.

: Rs. 3,44,59,000/-

***Total Honorarium Drawn without appointing Cooks in 2011-12

: Rs. 1,32,00,000/-

*** Total Missing Amount from MDM Scheme 2010-16

: Rs. 73,98,73,164 /-

missing in between the Finance Department (FD) and Department of School Education. The signatories also stated that an amount of Rs. 1,32,00,000 had been drawn as honorarium for cooks in 2011-12. However, in reality no cooks were appointed during that period, the signatories stated. They said that out of the drawn amount of

Rs. 148,05,32,000 from the Finance Department, the Department of School Education disbursed an amount of Rs. 76,19,17,836 to 26 different District Educaiton Offices/Sub-Divisional Education Offices. In this regard, the RTI applicants questioned the state gover nment where Rs. 73,98,73,164 has gone and also who was responsible for the missing of Rs.

3,44,59,000 in between the FD and DoSE? Further, the signatories urged the Directorate of Vigilance Commission, to pursue all these gross mismanagement in its ongoing investigation on anomalies of crores of rupees without any reservation and affix appropriate responsibilities at the earliest so that the ire of the public and other “legal intricacies” could be avoided.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 14 (NPN): Twelfth session of the twelfth Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA), which began on July 12, was adjourned sine die by the NLA Speaker, Chotisuh Sazo, after completing the business on Thursday. During the discussion hour on the ‘St. Joseph Catholic University Nagaland Bill 2016’, the parliamentary secretary housing PWD (housing), Er. Levi Rengma, expressed his hope that the new university would function well unlike other two universities, which, he said were passed from the assembly but not functioning properly. Rengma also suggested that the government should check the fee structure of the university citing that many colleges in metro cities demand many hidden donations. In reply to a query by Er. Levi on the board of governors of the new private university, parliamentary secretary of higher and technical education Deo Nukhu said according to UGC norms, director and

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 14 (NPN): With the scope of fuel adulteration racket growing wider across the state, Nagaland government on Thursday decided to upgrade its already initiated investigation to Special Investigation Team (SIT) headed by a senior police official, the rank of an IGP level officer. State’s Director General of Police (DGP), L.L. Doungel, told Nagaland Post on Thursday that in order to carry out more broad-based and thorough investigation into the case, the state government has decided to upgrade the investigation during the chief minister’s review meeting which was held on Thursday, here in Kohima. The meeting, which discussed the issue of fuel adulteration and other related issues, was attended by home minister, DGP, chief secretary and other senior officers.

T.R. Zeliang addressing

Doungel said two cases have been registered with Diphupar police station and west police station Dimapur in connection with the racket. He informed that samples have been collected, incrementing materials seized and fuel samples sent for analysis. However, DGP said test result would take some time. On picketing of fuel outlets by ACAUT, Doungel opined “one has to concede that they have an issue and since it has not led to any wrongful restrain or denial of entry for other people, we are not in a position to make out any case”. He, however, said it showed the issue has come to “public domain and people are also interested, that is why SIT has been upgraded”. DGP expressed hope that SIT would be able to deal with the larger issue and also address the issue of fuel adulteration not just in Dimapur but all over the state.

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KOHIMA, JUL 14 (NPN): In connection with Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio’s degree row, the hearing was held on Thursday at the court of the district and sessions judge, Y. Maongkaba Imchen. Rio’s council filed a petition seeking transfer of the case from the Chief Judicial Magistrate’s court to another court. However, the council for Dr. Rosemary Dzuvichu which opposed the move, sought three weeks time to reply to the petition filed before the district and sessions judge. In this regard, the district and sessions judge has set August 12 as the next hearing date on the matter. Meanwhile, the council for Dr. Rosemary Dzuvichu, filed a “power of attorney” Vakalatnama consequent to Rio filing transfer of case from CJM court to other court, under section 408 of Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC). K Y M C

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WEATHER FORECAST July 15

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(L-R): ATMA Kohima mushroom cultivation. ATMA Tuensang Noksen block. ATMA Suruhuto Block. DIMAPUR: Agri and allied departments has jointly organized a district level training at DAO conference hall, Kohima on July 14, chaired by DSCO, Kohima Denis Angami. District horticulture officer, Kohima, Mishanto Ghap in his keynote address encouraged the participants to learn something new and make it as a practice in their daily lives. He further elaborated on the importance of ATMA intervention with the Agri and allied departments. Welcome address was delivered by chief veterinary officer, Kohima,

Dr. Vivotuo Miachieo. The first technical session was on “poultry farming”, where resource person veterinary surgeon from Veterinary Hospital Kohima, Dr. Elizabeth Yhome explained on topics like purpose of poultry farming, feeding practices, proper location of site for poultry farming, choosing crossbred chicken for sustainable livelihood, housing system. She also elaborated on the bio-security measures in poultry rearing along with its economic viability. She further encouraged the participants to go for quality chick

Bountiful mango harvest in Peren

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Tuensang A shower and t-storm around 20 16 Wokha

meeting 2016 of the Ao Students’ Conference (AKM) has been postponed to July 23 at AKM conference hall due to some emergency official work. Therefore all tribunal, senior executive, executive members and officials have been requested to attend the meeting positively. Inconvenience is regretted.

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DC Phek informs on female village council members DIMAPUR: Village Council of 95 recognised villages under Phek district has already selected their respective village council members and formed the village council as per the provision of Nagaland Village and Tribal Council Act and was now seeking for government approval. As per the provision of the act there is no such restriction on the ladies to become a member of village council. According to DIPR report, in view of the importance of intellectual role of ladies at the grassroot level, DC Phek, Muroho Chotso stated in a release that eight lady village council members representing their respective clan/khel or women community from six villages have been selected. Their participation as members of village council was likely to be more active, practical oriented and more logical in formulation of policy matters and accurate on the part of implementation of schemes. In this tenure of village council, the ladies are represented from six villages only, therefore, the effectiveness of their participation and making the village council a difference in performance is expected. In no case, the inner political quality and social zeal of ladies shall be avoided in a backward community like the people of Phek district.

TYO Nousi Kehou: Tsütuonuomia Youth organization (TYO) would be organizing its 2nd edition of TYO Nousi Kehou on July 17, 2 p.m at Chaügei old ministers’ hill Kohima. TYO has requested all the youth members aged between 15-50 years to attend the program compulsorily and failing to attend members will not be interfere or support by TYO during their time of difficulties. (NSUDD) has inform interested students seeking admission for arts and science in colleges at Dehradun, Uttrakhand, India to contact executive members: president, Imtisunep +917310728452 and general secretary, Obed Hollo at +918979554119.

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ATMA conducts various activities

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, July 15, 2016

Packing mango for marketing.

DIMAPUR: Mango plantation project which was taken up by DRDA Peren in the year 2009 at Lamhai Dungki village during the time of the then project director (MGNREGA) Kelei Zeliang has so far witnessed in 2016 total harvest of nearly 40 tons (40,000 KG) sold at wholesale rate Rs. 25 per kilogram. This project is compact covering more than 200 acres and properly supervised by

local committee set up by the mango growers. The committee is headed by convener, secretary and 3 executive members representing 1 each from each khel in the village. During this year’s harvest some family earned more than 2 lakhs. The anticipated harvest for the next year 2017 is more than 60 tons. Any individual/ groups/company or agency may contact the committee convener or secretary on 08731815242/9402917925.

for healthy and profitable production. In the second technical session, AHO, Kohima, Along Tzudir gave a demonstration on mushroom cultivation. He highlighted the cultivation procedures along with its economic aspects, followed by a demonstration and discussion hour. Vote of thanks was given by DAO & PD ATMA Kohima Vizonyu Liezie. Noksen block: ATMA Tuensang Noksen Block conducted demonstration on “air layering techniques” at Ngongchung on July 14.

The resource person was ATM, Selila. During the demonstration she showed the propagative method of air layering as the innovation lies in cultivation of high value fruits. Hardy ornamental flowers and some fruits with air layering techniques helps fruit bear sooner and also possess good traits of its mother plant. With required amount of nutrients root formation takes place in 3-4 months. Altogether 18 farmers attended the programme. The programme was an impactful one as the farmers were very much satisfied.

Suruhuto Block: Agriculture Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Suruhuto block Zunheboto conducted training and demonstration on water resource and management at Achisaghemi village. Resource person of the training programme was Er. Mughalu V sumi JE from PHED. Meanwhile, farm school on fishery under PMKSY was also inaugurated by ATMA Suruhuto block, convener Qhenito Yeptho with farm teacher Lukikhe Rochill. Fingerlings seeds were also distributed to the Farmers Interest Groups (FIGs).

Fortnightly crime update of Dimapur DIMAPUR: Dimapur Police has arrested six persons in connection with various criminal cases in the last fortnight, an official press release of Dimapur Police informed here on Thursday. According to the “fortnightly crime update of Dimapur” issued by PRO Dimapur Police, anti extortion team (AET) under Zone- I of Dimapur Police and personnel of Women Cell on June 29 arrested one Toshili Yepthomi w/o lt.Shikavi Yepthomi, reportedly a ‘Rajapeyu’ under UT-1 of the GPRN/NSCN, on charges of extortion. PRO informed the accused was caught collecting illegal taxes from butchers at Super Market area, Dimapur. On July 3, a person identified as Sajid Khan s/o Isaac Khan of Karimganj, Assam was arrested on charges of murder of deceased one Rohim Ali. According to the report, the duo had an alterca-

tion over a mobile phone in an inebriated state during which the accused struck the victim multiple times with a bamboo pole in the head resulting to death. AET under Zone- I of Dimapur Police on July 9 arrested two persons from Doshehe Market area on charges of extortion who were caught collecting money from the truckers. The arrested persons were identified as Zhekito Awomi s/o Tonizhe Awomi and Khuluto Yepthomi s/o Kiqheho Yepthomi. In a similar case, Dimapur police on July 11 arrested one Joel Zeliang s/o lt.Ikube Zeliang while issuing demand slip of the NNC (NA) to business establishments in the market area. Incriminating documents were also seized from his possession. Further, Dimapur Police on July 11 arrested a person identified as Ashish Shah s/o Prem Shah for selling pre-

activated SIM cards of various service providers. PRO stated Police initially seized 117 SIMs from his shop at Hazi Park area but a subsequent raid at his residence led to further seizure of 1241 SIM cards - pre-activated and non- activated, 19 stamp seals of retailers, Letter pads of multiple Village Councils, passport size photographs of over 500 different individuals and other incriminating documents. In this regard, PRO stated investigation into the case was being seriously perused as the matter concern security issues, fraud and violation of Department of Telecom guidelines and that the roles of the service providers in the racket were also being investigated. Meanwhile, Dimapur Police cautioned the various bodies authorized to issue residential certificates to exercise scrutiny while issuing such certificates lest they be liable to be prosecuted.

Wka public asked to stay 32 AR apprehends ANATG 2015 batch appeals All Nagaland 2016 through regularization of away from transmission line arms peddler DIMAPUR: Ad-hoc Teachers’ Group services, whereas till date, 2015

DIMAPUR: Department of power has informed the residents of Wokha town, Longsa village, Wokha village, Yikhum village, Old Ryphim village, New Ryphim village, Thillong village and DHEP area to stay away from the 132 kV Wokha-DHEP transmission line, which would be test charged at the rated voltage at 12 noon on July 15 and remain charged thereafter upto the dead end tower at DHEP switchyard. In a notification, the executive engineer, transmission division, Kohima, cautioned that anybody touching the line or going near the line would be doing so at their own risk and the department shall not be held responsible for an untoward incident whatsoever.

Power supply interruption

Department of power has informed the electrical consumers under Dimapur electrical division that power supply would be interrupted from 5am to 10am on July 16 due to jungle cutting and maintenance work.In a press release, Dimapur electrical division executive engineer Imsenkaba has requested all ward chairmen, village council, GBs and the consumers to extend cooperation in cutting down the trees obstructing transmission line and distribution line within their areas.

DIMAPUR: Based on specific input about the presence of suspected person with arms in Tenyiphe village, troops of 32 Assam Rifles (AR) along with police representative searched the suspect’s house on July 12 and recovered One Point 22 Rifle (country made) with magazine and two live rounds of Point 22 Rifle. According to AR sources, one person identified as Puduho (33) s/o Chapo, of Tenyiphe village, Dimapur, was apprehended. In this connection, AR stated that the accused along with the recovered items were later handed over to Diphupar Police Station, Dimapur for further investigation.

(ANATG) 2015 Batch has appealed the concerned authority to conduct the suitability test without any further delay for the smooth functioning of teaching profession in particular and the department in general. I n a p r e s s r e l e a s e, ANATG president N. Renbomo Kikon and general secretary, Temsuchiba Aier stated that teachers who have been serving on fixed pay basis for the last five to six years have been facing much hindrance. It stated that All Nagaland Ad-hoc Teachers’ Union (ANATU) of 2013 Batch case has been already settled from the month of June,

HCSP sensitized on effects of tobacco KVYO cautions butchers (From p-1)

i. the misconduct of the butchers in selling different meat portions at different rates should be halted until the KMC fixes a prescribe rate; ii. That all Butchers’ outlet should use digital weighing machine, iii. The same KMC prescribe rate on Local and supply pork should be followed, in order to avoid fraud and complications, iv. KMC should not issue trade licence to any individual without a recommendation from the Butcher’s Union, v. Random locations of butchers outlet, cleanliness and hygienic on all Retail outlets, Wholesale Dr.Reyosalu the resource person speaking at the program. outlets and Dressed Meat DIMAPUR: National To- causes cancer and dangerous has the highest percentage of outlets should be monitored bacco Control Programme to health. consumption of smokeless strictly. KVYO further warned (NTCP) Phek conducted an She also imparted aware- tobacco and ranks 2nd in of action against any butcher awareness and sensitization ness that the history of pa- tobacco consumption. program on the harmful ef- tients suffering from oral The resource person found violating the directives. fects of tobacco with Dr. cancer started their tobacco called upon the students not Reyosalu Lase Vizo as the consumption during adoles- to indulge in the habit of conM e a n w h i l e, K V YO resource person at Holy Care cents. She said that tobacco sumption of tobacco which School, Phek (HCSP). was the single greatest pre- was harmful to health as it while lauding ANTA for proDr.Vizo through power ventable cause of death in the contained more than 7000 viding excellent service to the point presentation highlighted world today and oral cancer chemicals several of which citizen of Kohima, suggested the students and teachers on was also on the rise among can cause cancer. Leaflets several points to ease traffic the harmful effects of tobacco “our” Naga people. She also on the harmful effects of congestion, better service and and the harmful chemicals presented the tobacco statistics tobacco were distributed to passenger safety. KVYO said through ANTA fact finding contained in tobacco which of Nagaland where Nagaland the students.

Informs ANTA

Committee report submitted to the office, it had the list and names of more than 300 “ Local” taxi permits held by Non-Nagas, many through illegal process. For this, KVYO has requested DC/ RTO to transfer those illegal permits to the local residents. It also requested ANTA to inform all (NL 01-T, local and zonal) cab owners to update and submit their documents within a month from this publication-- to ascertain the ratio of taxis and it’s parking allotments in Kohima town. KVYO requested ANTA to direct all the taxis owners to write their vehicle registration number and ANTA helpline inside their vehicles. It requested ANTA to fix the penalty rates and make it uniform to all the defaulters. KVYO further urged ANTA to open taxi booth at Razhü point and Dzüyiekese (TCP Gate) till 11 p.m. daily for night service to aid the public, even if it rate/fare was with nominal hike. KVYO said it had received several complaints of non-availability of taxi service during late hours.

batch are yet to appear suitability test for service regularization although proposal letter from the directorate of School Education has been put up to conduct suitability test by June 16 to July 15. It further stated that as per department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms (P & AR) Administrative Reforms Branch, those contract/ ad-hoc employees who have completed more than 3 (three) years of continuous service were eligible for regularization against sanctioned post. ANATG has therefore appealed the concerned to take the matter on priority basis without further delay.

ANGPTA Tsg meeting venue changed: All Nagaland

Graduate Primary Teachers Association (ANGPTA) Tuensang unit had convened a joint consultative meeting on July 16, 9.30 a.m at Govt.Higher Secondary School auditorium hall Tuensang town. However the venue has now been shifted to CKS hall due to unavoidable circumstances. Therefore all the primary teachers irrespective of educational qualification/nature of appointment under Tuensang district have been requested to attend the meeting positively. For further information contact: 8729883404,9612475301,8974707324, 8732088626 & 9612735670.

NNC/ FGN joint meeting: Ministry of Rali Wali (information & Publicity) of the federal government of Nagaland has informed that a joint meeting of the Naga National Council (NNC) and the FGN would be held on July 25, 10 a.m at Transit Peace Camp (TPC) Kohima to discuss on various important issues of the nation. Therefore all the central authorities, regional authorities and high ranking Naga army officers of the NNC/FGN have been requested to attend the meeting. Also it is directed to all midan peyus, all regional presidents and regional authorities of all regions of NNC/FGN to attend without fail. NNC/GDRN (NA) informs: MIP, NNC/GDRN (Non-

Accord) has informed all the existing regions under the banner of NNC/GDRN (Non-Accord) to submit the names of region chairman and the list of the staff along with their appointment order serving under their jurisdiction to higher authority on or before July 31, 2016 without fail.

NPCC officials to visit Mkg: District Congress Committee (DCC) Mokokchung has informed that Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC), working president, Ayang Aonok, along with general secretary, Jonathan, and secretaries Moa Imchen and Imkongmeren, would be visiting Mokokchung district on July 15 and would be meeting NPCC members, DCC and ACCC officials at 10 a.m the same day. In a press note, general secretary (Admin) DCC, P. Alley, stated that the visit assumes significance in the backdrop of the SC hearing of 8 MLA’s disqualification, launching of NPCC Election War room, and other recent developments. Therefore, all NPCC members from Mokokchung district, DCC and ACCC officials have been requested to reach the DCC office at least half an hour ahead of the schedule. Consultative meeting of literature boards: Chairman of Kuzhami Literature Committee, Dr. Ditsolo Kapfo in consultation with officials of similar organizations has convened a consultative meeting of the literature committees/boards of Rengma, Konyak, Kuki, Khiamnuigam, Sangtam, Yimchunger, Zeme, Liangmai, Chang, Phom, Pochury, Khezha, and Chokri, on July 21, 11 a.m at the zonal council hall, Kohima. The meeting has been convened to discuss common concerns in regard to development of mother-tongue. The literature bodies of all the tribes have been requested to participate by sending three officials to the meeting. The LO or LA of the respective tribes have also been requested to attend the meeting. AAP meeting: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Nagaland has

called for a press conference on July 15, 2 p.m. at Tourist Lodge, Dimapur.

AASA meeting: Aghunaqa Area Sports Association

(AASA) has convened a general meeting on July 16, 9:30 a.m its Banker’s residence, Hukhai village. All office bearers Unit games secretaries, a council member/representative from each village have been requested to attend the meeting.

ANSTA Dimapur elects new team: All Nagaland

School Teachers’ Association (ANSTA) Dimapur Unit during its general body meeting on May 30 has elected a new team led by Vihepu T. Sema as president and Chubatemjen as general secretary along with five other members. Meanwhile, the outgoing office bearers had conveyed appreciation to all members for extending support during their tenure.

Lost and found: A wallet containing Aadhar Card and some cash belonging to Merenjonshi was found near Super Market, Dimapur on, July 13. Rightful owner can contact9402239440- to claim the wallet.

CKS supports resolution adopted at Tuensang DIMAPUR: In support of the resolution adopted during a joint meeting of the federating tribal units and the frontal organization of ENPO in presence of the “so-called SRF” on July 7 at Tuensang headquarter, the Chang Tribal Council (CKS-Chang Khulie Setshang) reminds the leaders and members of Sovereign Republic of Freeland (SRF) representing Chang community to denounce its membership from the group and desist all its activities with immediate effect in order to support the mandated organization (ENPO) as agreed upon in unison and resolved in the meeting. CKS in a press note by president, M. P. Nokshang and general secretary, C. Yenten also reminded the group in general that CKS would under no circumstance allow in the establishment of SRF office within Chang jurisdiction in violation to the resolution adopted in the joint meeting. Execution of banned activity against this information shall be dealt as deem fit, stated the release.

Heavy torrential rains caused massive landslides during July 1-10 and damaged road connectivity at Ghotovi Village. The damaged road is the main lifeline of many villages under the districts of Dimapur, Bokajan, Kohima,Tseminyu and Wokha. Ghotovi Village has appealed to the department of Disaster Management ot intervene and restore the road.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, July 15, 2016

NCC cadets get a glimpse of AR life

NCC cadets during the visit to 37 AR.

various institutes/departments in Assam Rifles battalion and routine of the soldiers. The cadets also saw the new generation weapon systems and equipment in Assam Rifles battalion. Cadets were also taught techniques for setting up a camp site and weapon training. Lecture cum demonstration on “first-aid

techniques” was also conducted to teach cadets about life saving techniques that are critical during medical emergencies. Commandant, 37 Assam Rifles interacted with cadets and apprised them about “contribution of Assam Rifles in North-East India and Armed Forces as a career option for women”.

FLC conducted at Chuchuyimpang DIMAPUR: Financial literacy camp was conducted at Chuchuyimpang village organized by Care and Support Society in collaboration with Nagaland State Cooperative Bank Ltd supported by NABARD on July 13. During the programme, DDM, NABARD, S. Amarjit Mangang informed the villagers about the objectives and significance of financial inclusion. He highlighted the role played by NABARD in financial inclusion programme. He further shared in detail the Farmers Club, SHG & JLG, KCC, WCC programme and role of NABARD in creating infrastructure in the district. He also highlighted in brief about the Stand Up India scheme. Assistant manager & in-charge FLC, NSCB Ltd, Mokokchung, Temsulepden shared the importance of banking, savings, financial planning. He shared various financial services offered by the banks for the general public. He further highlighted on PMJDY, PMSBY, PMJJBY and APY in detail. Imchawati Kichu Care and Support Society, welcome address was by chairman Chuchuyimpang village council, Imnazulu.

NPF central team visits Mongoya and Aonglenden Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, JUL 14 (NPN): The NPF central team, in-charge of Mokokchung, led by NPF central general secretary, Nchumo Kikon, secretary, asstt incharge, Yangerlemba, NPF Central Women Wing vicepresident, Aphien and secretary, Abu Peseyie, interacted with the party frontals of 25 Mongoya A/C and 26 Aonglenden A/C. While speaking to the par ty workers, Nchumo Kikon stated that the party believes in the decision of the unit level functionaries, in choosing their representatives, and therefore, asked them to be very judicious in the selection of their candidates, for the general benefit of the people. “The party needs responsible leaders”, he said. While addressing the 26 Aonglenden AC and unit frontals, Nchumo Kikok stated that Ungma village (the primary village of the constituency) was a blessed village, with 3 sitting MLAs and a governor. He requested the village party workers, not

NPF Central Touring team with 25 Mongoya AC and unit frontals.

to spoil the term ‘blessed’, but to be exemplary role model for others. Earlier, speaking on the occasion, Aphien advised the party functionaries to maintain a robust camaraderie, through thick and thin and

not shift the blame on others, for the failures. At the same time, she maintained that the lack of development could be attributed to taking money

from the candidates. “Once you take money from a candidate, you cannot talk about development”, she said.

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Gov asks Tuki to prove majority by July 16; CM seeks more time

ITANAGAR/GUWAHATI, JUL 14 (IANS): Arunachal Pradesh Governor Tathagata Roy on Thursday reinstated Nabam Tuki as Chief Minister and asked him to prove his majority on the floor of the assembly by July 16, an official said. “In obedience of the Supreme Court judgement of July 13, the Governor has informed Nabam Tuki that he stands reinstated as the Chief Minister of the state on and with effect from that date,” Raj Bhavan Spokesperson Atum Potom said in Itanagar. Tuki has also been asked to call the state assembly session immediately and to prove his majority in the house no later than July 16. Talking to reporters after attending office, Tuki said he would request the acting Governor Tathagata Roy to defer the proposed floor test as it is “not possible” within a short span of time. Speaker Nabam Rebia,

Govt to break deadlock over Subansiri dam NEW DELHI, JUL 14 (AGENCIES): In a fresh attempt to break the deadlock over the 2,000 MW Subansiri (Lower) Hydroelectric Project, Union Power and Coal Minister Piyush Goyal is going to convene a meeting of the Chief Ministers of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, reports Assam Tribune. Union Power Minister said that he wants the scenario to be a win-win situation for both Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. One positive aspect, he said, was that Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal is very keen to sort out the issue. “I am going to convene a meeting shortly with the Chief Ministers of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh,” he said. Construction work of the ambitious power project on Subansiri river at Gerukamukh along the Assam-Arunachal Pradesh border has been stalled since December 2011 following protests by agitating groups like Krishak Mukti Sangram Samiti, All Assam Students Union and Asom Jatiyatabadi Yuva Chatra Parishad. The minister said that he is not against the people who are opposing the project because their grievances are genuine. “When I became the minister, I went through the file and found that many issues were genuine like impact on agriculture, irrigation, flood control and downstream impact,” he said. Replying to questions, the minister further said that an estimated Rs 6,000 crore has already been invested in the project. It has now been five-six years since the work has been stalled, he remarked, adding that interest rates and other costs are piling up. “The project cost has gone up by two and a half times,” he added. Goyal, however, admitted that the Centre’s response to the issue was bit delayed. “The Centre had appointed a joint expert group that made certain recommendations on the power project, but by then Assam had gone into election mode. But now, the Government of Assam is keen to sort out the problem,” he said.

Nabam Tuki

who too attended office today, said the assembly needs at least 10 to 15 days to summon a session. “I have received the governor’s order asking the state government to go for floor test on July 16 which is practically impossible keeping in mind the uneven topography and inclement weather besides the communication bottlenecks in

the state,” he told reporters. The Speaker also appealed to all the Congress members to strengthen Tuki’s hands for overall development of the state. In order to ensure that the proceedings of the assembly may take place peacefully and otherwise appropriately, Roy, who is the acting Governor during the absence of Governor J.P. Rajkhowa, desired that proceedings be videographed throughout and the majority proved by division and not by voice vote, Potom said, adding that a note to this effect has also been sent to the assembly secretary. “The Governor emphasised that the conduct of the proceedings, including the videography, in the House shall strictly follow the principles laid down by the Hon’ble Supreme Court in its order dated May 6, 2016 in the matter pertaining to the matter of imposition of President’s Rule in the State of Uttarakhand

(SLP C 11567/2016) Union of India Vs Harish Chandra Singh Rawat,” he said. Meanwhile, Kalikho Pul, who unseated Tuki in February this year, claimed that he is the Chief Minister of the state as he has got the numbers to prove majority in the house. “Even if the apex court has given a verdict, one needs to prove the majority in the floor of the house. As of now I have the support of 43 legislators (including he himself). The 43 includes 30 MLAs of the Peoples Party of Arunachal (PPA), 11 BJP legislators and two Independents. These 43 legislators are with me and we are united,” Pul said while addressing a press conference in Guwahati on Thursday. He said that Tuki has support of 15 Congress legislators only as of now. Tuki however claimed to have the support of the majority of the legislators and said that he would be able to prove his majority.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, July 15, 2016

20 trafficked minors rescued in Imphal airport Correspondent IMPHAL, JUL 14: Altogether 20 minor boys were rescued by a team of Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel at Imphal Airport at around 11 a.m. on Thursday. Later they were habded over to the local police. Police said that the minors belonging to Muslim community were intercepted by CISF on frisking and checking duty at the airport. Two other persons who were planning to take them to other states were also caught and handed over to the police. The minors were scheduled to take a flight (6E202) to Kolkata from where they would be separated to proceed to Maharashtra and Gujarat by trains, police informed. The police have reasons to believe that the two persons who accompanied the minors were planning to take them to outside the state promising them jobs. Later, they were produced before the officials of the Manipur State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (MSCPCR) while the two men have been taken custody by Thoubal district.

Tuliram’s memo to Shah on statehood

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DIPHU, JUL 14: Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) chief executive Member (CEM) Tuliram Ronghang has reiterated his demand for creation of separate state comprising two hill districts of Assam, Karbi Anglong and Dima Hasao under Article 2 of the Constitution of India. Ronghang along with several EMs of the council called on BJP national president Amit Shah and submitted a memorandum on this demand in Guwahati on Wednesday night. Justifying his demand, Ronghang said the Centre is yet to give a positive response to the demand of the indigenous Karbi tribe on separate statehood. He argued that with limited political powers, it is it not possible for the autonomous council to develop culture, language and tradition of Karbi people. Moreover the problems of border, unemployment, insurgency, law and order needed to be addressed immediately, he said in the memorandum.

practising witchcraft in Assam

JORHAT, JUL 14 (PTI): A leading to the death of the 22man was lynched on Thursday year old Deepanjali Tanti, a by a mob which suspected him neighbour of Bauri, the police of practising witchcraft that said. Deepanjali was sufferled to the death of a woman ing from TB and was in Jorhat on Sunday in Assam’s Jorhat Medical College Hospital for a few days, but was sent home district, the police said. Lal Bauri (48) was beaten on Saturday as she could not reto death by the mob at Bashbari cover and died at her house the Tea Division of Sokolating Tea next day. After her death, the Estate in the wee hours, said neighbours and relatives susAdditional Superintendent of pected Bauri of being behind Police (Headquarters) Gunin- her demise, police said. Bauri, father of eight dra Deka. The assailants put his body inside a sack and threw sons, had come out to meet the it in the nearby Kakodunga people and to clarify that he was river beside NH-37 within the not involved in the girl’s death limits of Pulibor police station, or sorcery, but the mob hit him with sharp weapons, sticks and The debris being cleared in a landslide-hit area where a man Manik Chandra Rabha Deka said. axe leading to his death, the The people suspected (inset) died at South Sarania in Guwahati on Thursday. (PTI) Bauri of practising witchcraft police said. ity, Angamathu said GuwaGUWAHATI, JUL 14 (PTI): ing on her house. Three other girls who hati Municipal Corporation Two persons, including a girl, No.K-28/6/2016-Publicity were killed in separate land- were with her, however, es- (GMC) and Guwahati MuGovernment of India caped unhurt, police said add- nicipal Development Author- Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution slides here on Thursday. An octogenarian was ing they were rescued by the ity (GMDA) will examine (Department of Consumer Affairs) killed when a sudden land- force personnel, state disaster the illegal constructions on the hills which were causing slide buried his house at Pub response force and locals. Tender Notice for Republic Day Tableau-2017 The DC said Rs 4 lakh landslides. Sarania hill, district deputy Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food & Public The local people have commissioner M Angamathu would be paid as compensaDistribution, Department of Consumer Affairs tion to the next of kin of the alleged that large scale illegal said. and unscientific earth cutting invites applications from agencies to conceptualize, In Noonmati Nijarapar deceased. Stating that immediate on hills in the city are causing fabricate and display a tableau during Republic area of the city, a class IV girl student was buried in another restoration of power in the landslides endangering the life Day Parade 2017. Eligibly criteria and other details landslide which came crash- affected areas was a prior- of people living there. about Tender is available on the website www.

Tripura announces additional 4% DA for employees AGARTALA, JUL 14 (PTI): Tripura government Thursday announced an additional four per cent Dearness Allowance (DA) for its 2,09,000 employees and pensioners. The decision to provide additional four percent DA to the state government employees was taken today at a meeting of the council of ministers chaired by Chief Minister Manik Sarkar, state Finance Minister Bhanulal Saha said. Informing that the hiked DA would be effective from the current month, Saha said the government has also decided for considerable

increase of wages for those with fixed pay, contingent workers and part-time employees. “The state government is facing serious financial crunch due to the Central government’s decision to reduce allocation. But despite the constraints, we have released four per cent DA for which the government will have to bear an additional financial responsibility of Rs 134.40 crore,” he said. With this new instalment, DA of state government employees and pensioners would go up to 83 per cent.

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LIST OF LAND ACQUIRED BY GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND: DIMAPUR DISTRICT: 08/05/2016

Sl. Project/Scheme/Deptt. Total Area No. 31 Acquisition of land for Mahila Batallion, Medz. 32 Land for parking facilities at Nagaland Cricket Stadium, Sovima Acquisition of land for IT Park and Human Resource Training (HRT) 33 Hub, Seithekima Land compensationPart payment for slaughter house, 34 Khopanallah 35 Mahila Battalion NAP (IR) Medziphema 219.50 Acres 36 ICFAI University, Sovima Village 3,24,087 Sq. ft. 37 Land Compensation, Power Deptt, Burma camp 300 Acres 38 National Institute of Information Technology Hovukhu Village 1,30,68,000 Sq. ft. 9.1 Acres 39 Garbage Dumping & Recycling of Waste, Chumukedima (3,96,396 Sq. ft.) 40 Mega Food Park, Shokhuvi/Khopanallah 100 Acres 41 New Polytechnic, Seitheikima ‘c’ 35.09 Acres (1528526 Sq. ft) 42 Dr. T. Ao Football Academy, Seitheikima 16 Acres (6,96,960 Sq. ft) 43 Acquisition of land adjacent to CIHSR Complex,Dmp 44 F.C.I. Godown, Block No. 8 12B-03K-03Ls 45 D.M.C Garbage Dumping Ground, Block No. 11 37B-00K-00Ls (532800 Sq. ft) 46 Purchase of Land for District Evaluation, Chumu Acquisition at Sovima for Regional Centre for Sporting 47 Land Excellence 48 Land Acquisition for EAC Hq & Staff Quarter, Seithekima 49 Compensation for Dismantling at Agri Expo 50 Land Acquisition for Water Treatment Plant, PHED, Chumu 1,73,475 Sq.ft. 51 Land Acquisition for Weaver Service Centre, Toluvi Acquisition for Blind School-cum-Vocational Training 52 Land Institute, Ekranipathar 53 Land Acquisition for NAP Co. at Hovishe 54 Enhancement of Land Rate at EAC Hq. Seithekiema 55 Land Acquisition for Agur Factory at Razaphe Basa 56 4 Lane NH 29 Dimapur-Kohima 293.84 Acres 57 BG Railway, Dhansiri – Zubza 933.28 Hectares 58 Land Acquisition for 20MWA 66/11/KV Sub- Station at Sovima Acquisition of land for setting up of North East Christian University, 59 Medziphema

Payment Total Cost of Land Actual made Rs. 3,29,30,000/Rs. 3,29,30,000/Rs. 98,01,000/Rs. 98,01,000/-

Rs. 5,58,15,340/Rs. 1,11,75,318/-

Rate in Rs.

Rs. 1.10 Lakhs/Acre Rs. 7,84,08,000/Rs. 48/Rs. 1,04,32,800/Rs. 6/-

Rs. 7,84,08,000/-

Rs. 35/-

Rs. 1,39,00,252/-

Rs. 35/Rs. 35/Rs. 35/-

Rs. 13,72,14,000/Rs. 5,34,98,410/Rs. 2,43,93,600/Rs. 2,17,66,320/Rs. 5,45,61,600/Rs. 5,59,44,000/Rs. 9,00,000/-

Rs, 88,80,000/-

Rs. 1,27,16,375/Rs. 96,23,838/Rs. 56,18,430/Rs. 10,80,000/-

Rs. 90,72,000/-

Rs. 300/Rs. 105/-

Rs. 25/- & Rs. 40/Rs. 25/- & Rs. 60/-

Rs. 25,28,810/Rs. 36,33,250/Rs. 5,66,29,800/Rs. 22,08,106/Rs. 1,23.73,000/-

Remaining Amount

Sanctioned Amount Drawal Authority

Year

Nil

Rs. 3,29,30,000/Rs. 98,01,000/-

2009-12 2009-10

Rs. 5,58,15,340/-

Nil

Rs. 5,58,15,340/-

2009-10

Rs. 46,00,000/Rs. 65,75,318/Rs. 7,84,08,000/Rs. 1,55,56,176/Rs. 1,04,32,800/Rs. 1,00,00,000/Rs. 6,84,08,000/Rs. 98,06,000/Rs. 40,94,252/Rs. 13,72,14,000/Rs. 5,34,98,410/Rs. 2,43,93,600/Rs. 2,17,66,320/Rs. 5,45,61,600/Rs. 5,59,44,000/Rs. 9,00,000/-

Nil

Rs. 1,11,75,318/-

Nil Nil

Nil Nil Rs. 1,04,32,800/-

Nil

Rs. 7,84,08,000/-

Nil

Rs. 1,39,00,252/-

Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil

Rs. 13,72,14,000/Rs. 5,34,98,410/Rs. 2,43,93,600/Rs. 2,17,66,320/Nil Rs. 5,59,44,000/Rs. 9,00,000/-

2009-10 2010-11 Feb. 2010 May ‘10 2010-11 April 2011 2011-12 May ‘11 2011-12 2011-12 2011-12 2011-12 2011-13 Jan. ‘12 2011-13 2012-13

Rs, 88,80,000/-

Nil

Rs, 88,80,000/-

2012-13

Rs. 1,27,16,375/Rs. 96,23,838/Rs. 56,18,430/Rs. 10,80,000/-

Nil Nil Nil Nil

Rs. 1,27,16,375/Rs. 96,23,838/Rs. 56,18,430/Rs. 10,80,000/-

2012-13 2012-13 2013-14 2013-14

Rs. 90,72,000/-

Nil

Rs. 90,72,000/-

2013-14

Rs. 12,00,000/- Rs. 13,28,810/Rs. 36,33,250/Rs. 2,00,64,325/- Rs. 3,65,65,475 Rs. 88,64,39,168/Nil Rs. 49,93,46,476/Nil Rs. 22,08,106/Rs. 1,23.73,000/-

Nil

Rs. 25,28,810/Nil Rs. 5,66,29,800/Nil Nil Rs. 22,08,106/Rs. 1,23.73,000/-

***59 Nos. of Land Acquired:Dimapur ***Rs. 275,23,60,645/- (Rupees two hundred seventy five crore, twenty three lakhs, sixty thousand, six hundred forty five) were sanctioned and paid for 56 Nos. Land Acquired ***Rs. 4,01,02,391/- (Rupees four crore, one lakh, two thousand, three hundred ninety one) is yet to be paid for 3 Nos. of Land Acquired K

However, the long– standing demand of an autonomous state under Article 244 (A) of Indian Constitution has not been addressed over the past three decades.

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Pointing out the Constitutional rights of the hill people of Assam, Ronghang said that it was during NDA that three full- fledged states were created.

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Cong names Sheila Dikshit as CM candidate for UP polls NEW DELHI, JUL 14 (PTI): Ending speculation, Sheila Dikshit was Thursday named by Congress as its chief ministerial candidate for next year’s Assembly polls in politically crucial Uttar Pradesh, citing her “experience and good work” in heading Delhi Government for 15 years. Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad, who is in charge of party affairs in Uttar Pradesh, said Dikshit was chosen as party’s face for the polls considering her strong credentials as Chief Minister of Delhi for three consecutive terms. Election strategist Prashant Kishor had recommended that Dikshit should play a major role in the party’s poll campaign in the state projecting her as a prominent Brahmin face and could help Congress regain support of the electorally sizeable community. Born in a Punjabi Khatri family, Dikshit, 78, is the daughter-in-law of late Congress veteran from UP Uma Shankar Dikshit, a tall Brahmin leader who had served as a Union minister and governor for a long time. Her 15-year tenure in Delhi as CM ended with the emergence of AAP in 2013 polls in which Congress lost power. Announcement of Dikshit’s name as CM nominee came days after the party appointed actor-turned-politician Raj Babbar the chief of the Congress in UP. “Her experience and good work were considered as her big credentials by the party,” Azad told a joint media briefing with party leader Janardan Dwivedi. The party also announced coordination and campaign committees for Uttar Pradesh which will be headed by Sanjay Singh and Pramod Tiwari respectively.

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On her part, Dikshit thanked the party leadership for entrusting her with such a “big responsibility”, adding she would like to have Priyanka Gandhi campaign with her across the state. “She (Priyanka) is a very popular leader. My plea would be that she campaign across the state,” Dikshit said. Acknowledging that it will be “major challenge” for her in UP, Dikshit said Congress will go to the polls with confidence and that the party will take on BJP, ruling Samajwadi Party and BSP equally. Announcement of Dikshit’s nomination came on a day the Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) of Delhi sent a notice to her asking her to join the investigation in connection with the alleged Rs 400-crore water tanker scam. Dikshit called the allegation “politically motivated”. Asked why Dikshit who is facing corruption charges against her has been projected, Azad said corruption charges are there against chief ministers of Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, and many BJP ministers in Maharashtra. “If these three chief ministers are ready to resign, then we are ready to take back her name,” he said, adding BJP is not taking any action on the allegations against its chief

ministers. “First let us decide on these chief ministers,” he said. The Congress feels making Dikshit, a Brahmin, the face of campaign in Uttar Pradesh will help the party win back support of the community. The Brahmin community, a traditional vote bank of Congress, had shifted allegiance to BJP in the aftermath of the Mandir-Mandal politics. A large chunk of Brahmin votes had also gone to Mayawati’s BSP in the past when she gave tickets to many candidates belonging to the community. The community’s support determines the poll outcome in several seats in central and eastern UP. Dwivedi said Congress president Sonia Gandhi has also appointed former Union minister R P N Singh as the senior vice president of Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee, along with the four senior vice presidents announced two days ago. He said Zafar Ali Naqvi has been made the convener of the Campaign Committee to be headed by Sanjay Singh, and it will have four vice chairmen Jitin Prasad, Abdul Mannan Ansari, Gayadin Anuragi and Chaudhary Bijender Singh. The Coordination Committee headed by Rajya Sabha member Pramod Tiwari will have senior Congress leaders Mohsina Kidwai, Salman Khurshid, Shriprakash Jayaswal, Rajiv Shukla, Rita Bahuguna, Salim Sherwani, Pradeep Jain Aditya, P L Punia, Nirmal Khatri and Pradeep Mathur as its members. Asked if Dikshit would contest assembly polls in UP, Azad said it is not necessary that a chief ministerial face has to contest as he also became a chief minister without contesting and so are many others who became chief ministers without contesting polls.

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No stay on ordinance allowing states to conduct MBBS tests

NEW DELHI, JUL 14 (PTI): Supreme Court Thursday said the validity of the Centre’s ordinance allowing states to conduct separate entrance tests for admission to MBBS and BDS courses for the 2016-17 academic year was “in doubt”, but rejected a plea seeking a stay on it saying half the states have already conducted their tests. “It is disturbing and not proper for the government to bring an ordinance allowing states to hold their own tests despite our orders... Prima facie, we find that the validity of the ordinance is in doubt,” a bench comprising Justices A R Dave, A K Goel and Shiv Kirti Singh said. It also dismissed the plea for centralised counselling of successful candidates of various entrance tests, saying “50 per cent states have conducted their tests.” The apex court was hearing pleas filed by Anand Rai, who claims to be a whistle blower in the Vyapam scam, and others challenging the ordinance saying the Centre was not competent to nullify the judicial order by promulgating the ordinance. Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi had earlier told the court that the ordinance, which

keeps state boards outside the purview of single medical entrance test NEET, is only for this academic year and the government was well within its right to come up with it. Rai in his plea had sought quashing of the ordinance, which got Presidential assent on May 24, and sought a stay on its operation as an interim relief. The apex court had on May 9 rejected the pleas of state governments and minority institutions to allow them to hold separate entrance exams for MBBS and BDS courses for 2016-17, saying only National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) provides for conducting test for admission to these courses. The top court had approved the schedule put before it by the Centre, CBSE and Medical Medical Council of India (MCI) for treating All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT) fixed for May one as NEET-1. It had said that those who have not applied for AIPMT will be given opportunity to appear in NEET-II on July 24 and the combined result would be declared on August 17, so that the admission process is completed by September 30.

Kejriwal’s ex-PS, six others sent to jail custody till July 27 NEW DELHI, JUL 14 (PTI): Delhi Chief Minister’s former Principal Secretary Rajendra Kumar and six others, arrested in an alleged corruption case, were Thursday sent to judicial custody till July 27 by a special court after CBI submitted that they were not required for further investigation. Kumar also moved a bail application before court, saying he is no more required for the investigation. The court sought reply from probe agency on his plea and fixed it for hearing on July 21. Special CBI Judge Arvind Kumar sent Kumar, a 1989 batch IAS officer of UT cadre, former Deputy Secretary in Kejriwal’s office Tarun Sharma, Kumar’s close aide Ashok Kumar and owners of a private firm, Sandeep Kumar and Dinesh Kumar Gupta, to the jail after they were produced from CBI custody. The court also sent R S Kaushik and his predecessor G K Nanda, present and the former Managing Directors of a PSU respectively, to judicial custody till July 27.

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Court orders FIR against Akhlaq’s family GREATER NOIDA, JUL 14 (PTI): In a new twist in the Dadri Akhlaq murder case, a court Thursday ordered registration of a case against his family for alleged cow slaughter. “Judicial Magistrate Vijay Kumar acting on application moved under 156(3) CrPC for registration of a case, has ordered investigation and lodging of an FIR of cow slaughter against Akhlaq’s family,” said DSR Tripathi, Senior Prosecution Officer. Residents of Bishada village in Dadri had met the Gautam Budh Nagar SSP on June 5 to press their demand for registration of an FIR against Mohammad Akhlaq’s family for alleged cow slaughter, following which he had ordered a probe into the charge. SSP Dharmendra Yadav had said a case will be registered against the family only if the charge that the meat found in Akhlaq’s home was beef was found to be true. Akhlaq was killed by a mob on September 29 last year on the suspicion that his family stored and consumed beef at their home. A foresic lab is reported to have said that the meat found in Akhlaq’s home was beef. “On October 8, 2015, we had sent the copy of the complaint to SSP, DIG and other senior officials requesting that an FIR be lodged for cow slaughter against Akhlaq’s family. Then we had moved an application before the judicial magistrate’s court under CrPC 156(3) for issuing directions to police to lodge the FIR,” said advocate B R Sharma. Sanjay Rana, the father of one of the accused, said, “The court has rightly ordered lodging of the FIR. The UP government was taking onesided action. Now the court order has provided justice to other side too.”

Promotion row: SC raps Army for ‘misinterpretation’ of order NEW DELHI, JUL 14 (PTI): Supreme Court Thursday found fault with the execution of its verdict by the Army in which it had asked the Centre to create 141 additional vacancies in the rank of Colonel to promote officers of ‘Combat Support’ streams who had joined the force between 1992 to 1997. Observing that the Centre had “misinterpreted” its verdict, a bench comprising Chief Justice T S Thakur and A M Khanwilkar said, “the spirit of judgement cannot be defeated ...You (Centre)

tell us who are the persons responsible for misinterpreting the judgement. We will hold them guilty.” The court, on February 15, this year had agreed to the plea of officers of ‘Combat Support’ corps like Engineering, signal and Medical that their counterparts in Infantry and Artillery were getting undue favour in promotions and asked the Centre to create 141 additional posts to be filled up by officers of support corps who had joined the force between 1992 and 1997.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 217 Dimapur, friday, July 15, 2016

Pyrrhic victory for Tuki

n a historic judgement, a five-member bench of Supreme Court on July 13,2016 restored status-quo in Arunachal Pradesh as of December 15, 2015 which effectively ensured restoration of the Nabam Tuki government in the state. In the process, not only did Supreme Court render another big legal blow to the BJP but brought the actions of Governor Jyoti Prasad Rajkhowa under close scrutiny when his advancing of the assembly session of the Assembly was deemed as constitutionally invalid besides putting down strict guidelines of when and how it is acceptable for the governor to intervene in the democratic process. In a unanimous verdict, a five-judge constitution bench headed by Justice J S Khehar held that when the Chief Minister and his council of Ministers have majority in the House, power vested with the Governor under Article 174 of the Constitution to summon, prorogue and dissolve the House must be exercised in consonance with their aid and advice and this was binding. In two successive states, the BJP led government at the centre had tried to stage a palace coup with a compliant governor in tow. Judicial activism may have saved the day for now, but the motives are very clear that BJP appears to be in haste to implement through any means, its vow of Congress-mukt Bharat (Congress-free India). In the Uttarakhand crisis , the Supreme Court had earlier on May 11 set aside the Centre’s imposition of President’s Rule which was recommended by the governor to facilitate a backdoor entry of BJP and nine disqualified Congress rebels headed by previous Congress chief minister Vijay Bahuguna. On March 27, the Congress government was defeated when nine rebels voted against it on March 27. The Supreme Court upheld the disqualification of the nine Congress rebels and in the court monitored trial test, Harish Rawat won by 33 votes from Congress, BSP and others, as against 28 by the BJP. The Supreme Court strongly censured Rajkhowa’s role in acting in gross violation of the constitution to facilitate installation of Kalikho Pul under highly questionable circumstances. It is due to the temptations of loaves and fishes of office, Kalikho Pul has won over 30 Congress MLAs. The BJP had more sense to turn down pleas for merger of the rebel group as it wanted to wait for the court ruling on the case. Kalikho Pul and his legislators merged with the People’s Party of Arunchal(PPA) pending formal entry to the BJP at a later time. The rebel Congress now PPA legislators have 30 as against 15 with Nabam Tuki. The Supreme Court could have saved the confusion if it had agreed to stay the swearing-in of Kalikho Pul government pending its final judgement on the case. Be that as it may, the issue is now less about what happens to Pul or Tuki but more on the imperative need for Governor Rajkhowa to tender his resignation after being censured by the Court. It is a massive face-loss for the Modi government which was still reeling from setback in the Uttarakhand case,where President’s rule was revoked and Harish Rawat government managed to scrape through despite internal rebellion. The fact of the matter is not only does it tarnish BJP’s claim as the party with a difference, it punctures bold claims of PM Modi of preaching cooperative federalism.

DailyDevotion Suffering Afflictions and Going the Second Mile I tell you not to resist an evil person. But whoever slaps you on your right cheek, turn the other to him also. —Matthew 5:39 This verse reveals the humiliation of being a Christian. In the natural realm, if a person does not hit back, it is because he is a coward. But in the spiritual realm, it is the very evidence of the Son of God in him if he does not hit back. When you are insulted, you must not only not resent it, but you must make it an opportunity to exhibit the Son of God in your life. And you cannot imitate the nature of Jesus— it is either in you or it is not. A personal insult becomes an opportunity for a saint to reveal the incredible sweetness of the Lord Jesus. The teaching of the Sermon on the Mount is not, “Do your duty,” but is, in effect, “Do what is not your duty.” It is not your duty to go the second mile, or to turn the other cheek, but Jesus said that if we are His disciples, we will always do these things. We will not say, “Oh well, I just can’t do any more, and I’ve been so misrepresented and misunderstood.” Every time I insist on having my own rights, I hurt the Son of God, while in fact I can prevent Jesus from being hurt if I will take the blow myself. That is the real meaning of filling “up in my flesh what is lacking in the afflictions of Christ…” (Colossians 1:24). A disciple realizes that it is his Lord’s honor that is at stake in his life, not his own honor. Never look for righteousness in the other person, but never cease to be righteous yourself. We are always looking for justice, yet the essence of the teaching of the Sermon on the Mount is— Never look for justice, but never cease to give it.

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Post-mortem

‘One government: one Women Arrogance VS Men Ego in Naga Society tax’, which government? G

he ‘ACAUT’ has brought considerable good Sense to Nagaland in the face of tremendous difficulties from the government systems and the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (now Nagalim), the civil citizens of the state whole heartedly support the ACAUT -a non-profit organization- and thanks even to the ethnic none-Naga citizens of Nagaland for the help they give to ACAUT albeit indirect for the common good of all of us. The ACAUT’s role model is relevant to the Northeast. In comparison with the ACAUT, it is a sad story that the honorable members of the august house of the legislative body of Nagaland, with all the state powers and with all the legalities decisions the state has and with the powerful machine of the state under its control, do very precious little for quality governance of the state. What is the quality of life the leaders are set for Nagaland? Person to persona: the ministers, all the parliamentary secretaries and most bureaucrats, are all nice persons at face value, only a little less than angels, but collectively they constitute the government looting machine interested only in looting the public. The leaders show no leadership character, they show no character, only low common character, selfishness, no decency, no vision, appallingly no concern for the have-nots poor. It is unfathomable why they enter the contest for leadership of the people? People distrusts them but are helpless to remove them. Every citizen who have voted for the leaders have every right to rebuke them, from the chief minister to the last MLA if they have ears to hear! What is the corrective Way? It is very simple. If the chief ministers walk straight, then all her children will walk straight! Instead, children are hired to teach small children to walk like her! May such not develop into a Naga culture? The recent exposures by the ACAUT of the despicable siphoning off of the public fund for road construction in the Dimapur, the adulteration of petroleum and diesel with kerosene to siphon off millions of rupees to the personal pockets of the minister-in-charge and of the bureaucrats under him, has shown our elected representatives and the bureaucrats have no sense of honor; very thick skinned, and as Jeremiah the prophet has said: “they do not know how to blush” showing neither personal

nor collective shame. Why do the people pay tax to the government of Nagaland? The people pay tax to the state government because it is the people that have elected them: nothing more nothing less. And they have the freewill mandate of the people! But in the Naga political scene on the other side of the coin: the separate flag, separate passport, integration of all Naga areas in the Northeast states into a single territorial unit and sovereignty, according to the home ministry, is simply “Not True”. On 29 February (leap year) 2012 in a big consultative public meeting at Agri-Expo Ground convened by the FNR; the IM had openly stated integration and sovereignty are not possible, yet today even after 3rd August 2016 Indo-IM Accord, the IM again says ‘integration and sovereignty’ are still in the Talk. How can such contradictory statements come from a leader of the stature of Muivah, unimaginable? and, ‘If the sovereignty question is discarded, then why has there been so much violence, sufferings, bloodshed and killings of Nagas by Nagas’ ! And yet the 60 honorable MLAs of Nagaland assembly supports the Indo-NSCN (IM) Accord without knowing the terms & conditions of the accord in advance and promised resignation lock-stock & barrel for a future government of National Socialist Council of Nagalim?! The state government has no relevance to poke their short nose into the political negotiation between India and the NSCN (IM). It, the state government already had negotiated the state of Nagaland with the Government of Nehru and have sworn at least 2 times in their present position to be under the Constitution of India, whereas Muivah still claims the NSCN is outside the purview of the Indian Constitution. Though the much vaunted ‘unique history of Naga sovereignty’ now appears to be have been reduced to an unfathomable secret depth of ‘Shared Sovereignty’ -a normal system of governance common to all the States of Indian Union! This being the ‘Golmal’ in the affairs of all the governments in Nagaland, tax can be paid only to the legally constituted state authorities of Nagaland and to no others. The ball is in the court of the payers. Thepfulhouvi Solo.

ood morning ladies! We celebrate your International Day every year in March with gusto. It is time to assist the net result of such celebrations. On this day, many chivalrous Don Quixotes’ are thrown out with loud promises – never to sheath their swords till the last damsel in distress is restored to her rightful place with honour. These heroes are not visible the next day. This is called male chauvinism. The display of valor by these gender warriors should not be trusted fully. Better view their patriotism with limitations. They openly glorify you, but their inner hearts are singing, “Halleluiah, dispatch all females to Heaven, Glory to God in the Highest, And on earth peace.” They are spiritual by day but spirited by night. They pray by day and bray by night. In reality this so called martial race belongs to the partial race. A lot is discussed on rights of women. A lot is resolved on how men should respect women better and to realize that women are as talented and capable as men and very often even more so. Men have to respect women’s wishes – dresses they wear, outings, kitchen holiday, etc. Men should never resort to violence or intimidation against women. Men have to maintain boundaries in the work places and make sure of their comfort at home. However, the pampered Naga male ego is a tough nut to crack. Yes, for all the talk of women being denied their rightful place in society, ladies need to do some self reflection too. Let me attempt the unthinkable. Women need to correct the constant desire to judge other women. Women are by nature hard on themselves. They are harder on each other. An over-weight elderly woman struggle to cross the crowded street in a rush hour. Pedestrains on the street are mostly women. They are watching her struggle with disgust. “This fatso, how terrible,” is the only support from these women around. A working mother misses her Sunday church service due to an office dateline. Others think, “what a sloppy mother she is.” A young woman in a short skirt makes other women go slut in their heads. A pretty young woman makes other women wonder what she has been upto to get that promotion in her job. Women are ready to judge other women right from the ill fated

Aren’t We All Equally Responsible?

e cannot blame our 60 honorable MLAs for the 15 minutes death Silence Session alone. Why? When the state is facing innumerable issues in every sphere, the Law making body spending only 15 to 30 minutes to discuss the welfare of the people is ridiculous. An expensive car (NLA) without the braking system (Opposition) has become dodgy. They keep the car functional by starting the engine for 10 - 15 minutes once in every 6 months but they cannot go beyond that for obvious reasons. The usual platform sermons on peace and settlement are not able to quench the thirst or satisfy the hunger of the common Nagas. We say that we have no fund for development and therefore, Delhi is responsible. But when you go to Delhi with a bouquet and the infamous Naga Waistcoat - you don’t dare to utter a word about the pathetic condition of the State and instead, take a SELFIE with the concerned Ministers and post it in the local media! In the street, you cannot utter a word because of fear of NPGs and in the NLA Assembly session, you

do not dare to raise any issue for fear of “Show Cause Notice”. The public face multiple taxations and extortions in the street and in the government setup, we face only corruption, deduction and commission. With the election fever pitching up, I wonder what the Election manifesto of the political parties will be. Will it be the usual Honorable Naga Peace Settlement, Development, etc.? The usual boring issues of defection, resignation, declaration of support, etc., will fill the media again. Unfortunately, the same frustrated Nagas will eat their own vomit when the election comes. And that is why I say that we, the general public, are to be equally blamed. Today, the common expressions amongst the Naga intellectuals are ‘What is the point - better keep quiet’, ‘Wait for the right time’, etc. Like the story of the frog in the cauldron, we are all getting accustomed to tolerating the ever increasing temperature of the corrupt system. We may think that the safest way for us is to remain complacent in our comfort zone. Is this the better

option? The suffering and frustrations of the common Nagas have reached the boiling point and are in danger of rupturing anytime. Posterity will judge the stand that we take today - for better or for worse. Let us remember the famous quote of Napoleon - “The world suffers a lot. Not because of the violence of bad people. But because of the silence of good people”. Why can’t we bring a change before it is too late? Our silence is not bringing any positive change in our society. To start with, why can’t we come together and set up a few honest and courageous candidates with impeccable integrity? Let us bypass the usual electioneering system of money power, bogus voters, vote buying, etc. and elect a few lawmakers (MLAs) who are even willing to sit in the opposition bench and be the voice of conscience for the common Nagas. It is possible because we, the Nagas, have enough good people to make an impact; after all it is up to us to decide our own fate. Dr. Vetsutsoyi Swuro, Kohima.

coiffure to bluntly cooked food. Can a woman let another woman breathe? After all, all the women are not roses, some are regarded by others as thorns. A common female behavior is the easy adaptation to feed male ego. Praising of male vain glory is pure sycophancy and acceptance of raw deal in any assignment is reason enough of your weak-kneed personality. What is the point of collectively harping on equality when as individual you are happy to lapse into flattery. Do not turn the other cheek, you may end up losing both. This biblical novelty is old fashion now. After all, men would like to keep a girlfriend, though married. This is the modern art of the so called smart living. In terms of finance too a good number of women generously give away their lawful earnings to son, daughter, husband, brother, etc. Sorry if it sounds harsh, but women are emotional fools and need to be told so. So think seriously. You have your life too. It is only when a woman asserts herself she is taken seriously. The way the Naga society is structured, women are not encouraged to be as ambitious as men. This is wrong. Women should become more ambitious and dream big. For that matter all young people both men and women should have fire in their belly. They should aspire to do well in life. Success only will finally humble men to respect women. Another intriguing aspect of our women is the uncertainty of becoming a professional and the mild confusion over the thought of marriage and children. The first is easier said than done. The second is easier done than said. One need to work very hard to achieve a rewarding life as a professional, but to become a vibrant mother of a family one just need the goodwill of a loving husband. Both of these will contribute towards upward mobility. But some believe in temporary delay in marriage. Truly you are testing the water. But you are growing older too. Your indecisiveness on these two fronts will give you headache. One headache is bad enough but two can be unbearable. Presenting many facets of Naga women in their amazing diversities have not been easy. They have played many crucial roles towards nation building. Yet they are still considered not suitable to hold traditional and customary posts in

Petrol adulteration scam in Nagaland For the majority of honest and hard working citizen of Nagaland ACAUT came as a ray of hope against all sorts of corruption in socio-economic and political sphere of Nagas. It is of course, a matter of grave concern that our Naga society in general, has become immune and indifferent to the harm caused by gangs of criminal and thugs, who are depriving the citizen of this state an honest and progressive socioeconomic and political system. Sir, we belong to this same section of Naga society who are exasperated by the apathetic, law and order machinery in our state and as the last resort, decided to put our foot down and take our democratic fight against corruption at all levels. Sir, recently ACAUT exposed a multi crore petrol adulteration scam involving owners of many petro pumps and there is a strong possibility that few government officials may have colluded with these people in robbing poor Nagas of subsidized kerosene, not to speak of the immense damage they have done to motor

Salary through bank account & communitisation: need for review (From previous issue...) If anyone is in doubt and wants to confirm what are happening in state govt offices, especially in the district offices, one has to spend some time gathering information and casually visit offices to see the ground realities. Even in Directorates or Secretariat, the instances of going to the bank for drawing salary, is a usual frequent excuse for absence. It is also not illogical to say that any bulk robbery of staff salary is neither unique nor does it happen only in Nagaland; but has incidences everywhere, although not desired. Under normal circumstances any such robbery may be due to connivance or carelessness and those responsible have to be reprimanded or punished. An exhaustive or lengthy write up very often tends to be unfriendly to readers. Hence to make it more readerfriendly; this is only an appraisal with the intention to apprise the readers, specially the policy makers, that any policy, good or bad, needs to be reviewed periodically, to see its credibility or otherwise. If an adopted policy is found to be good, it may be continued. But if found not satisfactory or if any loophole or inadequacy is detected, the system may either be discontinued or be streamlined by supplementing with additional rules/ guidelines or by removing the loopholes/

lapses. However it is no wonder that in Nagaland, any policy or system, once adopted, is hardly reviewed or amended or improved, whether that system is defective or needed to be updated. Hence it is thought worthwhile to also highlight to the readers that under the state govt. policy of Communitisation of Public Utilities, several schemes namely Schools, Health Centres, Water Supply, Power, Tourist Amenities etc have been communitised, a decade or so ago. The concept and purpose of communitisation, in principle, is ideal and has worked satisfactorily in few cases; but not for many especially the schools, and the policy needs to be reviewed or may even discontinue. The concept and purpose of policy makers have not been perceived by those at the grass root, who are implementing the programme. Hence many nasty things are happening internally in the communitised schools and one of the indicative consequences is the poor HSLC & HSSLC Results of govt schools, since the foundation affects the superstructure, which is to say that poor Primary and Elementary schooling produces poor HSLC & HSSLC Results. For without the needed weapons and basic training the battle at the HSLC, HSSLC or Higher Ups cannot be won.

the clan or tribe. Unfortunately, the patriarchal mindset seems yet to outgrow a false chivalry and misplaced concern for the “weaker sex”. Be patient, even the hard icy mountain will melt when the heat is charged upon continuously. Here Sir Isaac Newton’s First Law of Motion will come handy for all of us. Ice is melting slowly. Earlier, “man proposes, God disposes.” Now, when man proposes, woman disposes. Nowadays, it is not fashionable among young women to enter kitchen. But they are happy to attend the state-of-the-art cooking classes with pen, pad and mobile phone along with men. This food classes is changing the game. Men are more innovative and deliver delicious cuisine that will transport you to instant thrill by mesmerizing your palates, not just for the stomach but for your heart too. Further, men are into big league venture to make your dreams come true and to relish your insatiable desire in life with endless diversion – special ship-shape slimming exercises with spa and beauty salon attached. Huge shopping malls have come up stocked with designer garments, cosmetics,etc. Men are into fashion technology. There are now great opportunities for ladies to indulge themselves. Gender issue is highly sensitive in every society. One cannot rule out a possible male backlash when pressed hard. Each is on the brink of insanity and each offer view on life strikingly different and alarmingly funny. Men too face harassment. They are bread earners for the family. However, in extreme cases just desert them all. Soon boredom will strike them to temporary insanity curable only by the loving care of women. Don’t worry, today we have many assertive women with modern spine. They are vocal, passionate and react appropriately even to ordinary situation like hailing an auto rickshaw or in fish market while the men are insecure, pessimistic and withdrawn. The tug-of-war over 33% of seats for women to contest among themselves in Urban Local Bodies too is gaining ground – though the destination is a little distant away. Still let us bring up the family first on gender neutrality. We shall fight the good fight and shall run the race. Arise, awake we shall overcome someday. Mapu Jamir (I.A.S. Retd.).

Many unmindfully say that no parent wants to send their children to govt schools and they compete in sending their children to private schools, only. But let it not be forgotten that there are many underprivileged parents who have no option but to send their children to the fee-less govt schools, only. No doubt the govt teachers are the best qualified and best paid too. Hence they are expected to perform better. But the ugly face of govt schools is shaped by the non performance by many of the govt teachers and involvement of too many hands of Communitisation. Surely too many cooks are spoiling the Education Curry and hence without much ado to expose the nasty things happening in communitised schools, it is necessary to discontinue the policy and instead empower the Controlling teachers so they are made accountable. This is the only viable option to improve the performance of govt schools. Like minded readers may kindly supplement, on “Salary through Bank Accounts” and “Communitisation of Public Utilities”, for the cause of common good. Er. Mhondamo Ovung, Retired Chief Engineer, PHED, Nagaland. Wokha, Nagaland.

vehicle owners of Nagaland who unsuspectingly purchased adulterated petrol from the petrol pumps. Sir, it baffles us beyond our imagination that well armed law enforcing agencies failed to protect the interest of the people of Nagaland and it is ACAUT which has regularly exposed so many scams in recent times. Sir, through the powerful medium of your esteemed newspaper, we would like to appeal our government to build a strong case against all the culprits and set a deterrent against such incidences in future. We also believe that it is a good opportunity for the government to restore the confidence of the people who voted them to power. Lastly, we fully support ACAUT who are putting their lives at risk by exposing corruption that is often backed by powerful forces. We also appeal all the right thinking citizen to come out in support of the ACAUT for a better Nagaland. Kudos to ACAUT. M. Panger Imchen, Ward-23 president Secretary, Mhashevikho Zao.

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Letter to commissioner and secretary School Education & SCERT

Sir,

With the most honour and humble request to your competent authority the Eastern Sumi Students’ Union would like to furnish a few lines for the kind consideration and necessary action. Many official representations were forwarded to the school department regarding the grievances which is being faced by the Aghunato Higher Secondary School for the students and school. Aghunato school was upgraded to higher secondary school in the year 2012 and which is the only school within the Eastern Sumi jurisdiction. The school has enormously contributed in the academic session from the last many years back but still many requisite development are lagging behind for the smooth functioning of students environment and school atmosphere. One question is that still the school has no education lecturer and for this the school authority and union has made many appeals to the school department but so far no appointment has been made. Besides the students are facing lots of untold misery due to non specialised subject lecturer and has failed to produce good academic result. Also the school needs good infrastructure and new building for hygienic study. Sir, the ESSU request to look into the matter seriously at the earliest possible for the students benefit and to fulfil the genuine requirement for the future generations. ESSU president, Vihepu Yeputhomi and general secretary, Holo Yeptho.

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 friday, July 15, 2016

Nagaland Post Interview with R.N. Ravi, Interlocutor for Naga Talks NP: Time and again you have made it clear that any solution will be a Naga solution and not NSCN (I-M) or any Naga Political Groups’ solution and that talk will be inclusive. However, so far you have not invited any other Naga Political Group for talk, why is it so? Ravi: I am aware of the fact that an enduring Naga solution will have to be inclusive. I have publicly invited all the stakeholders including other Naga armed groups. Some of them have responded positively. The stakeholders should also be aware of their obligation and come forward. NP: It is said that government of India had agreed not engage any other NPGs while it is in talk with NSCN (I-M). Is this preventing you from inviting other NPGs? Ravi: Nothing can stop the government of India from reaching out to all the stakeholders. The NSCN (I-M) leaders took the bold initiative in positively responding to the government of India’s proposal for a peaceful solution of the Naga issue. The engagement has created a climate of peace and restored somewhat normal life in Naga areas. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is determined to resolve the Naga issue. I have been reaching to all the stakeholders. I would welcome those coming forward with sincerity and determination to resolve the issue. NP: Are the government of India and NSCN (I-M) willing to sign the final

agreement without including the other NPGs? Ravi: I would welcome all the stakeholders to be on board in our common enterprise and would continue making my efforts in this regard. However, if someone chooses to be aloof, we cannot wait indefinitely. NP: On the one hand, government of India is negotiating with one Naga Political Group to settle Naga problem terming the issue as “unique” while on the other hand, is has banned one as a “terrorist” group. Does this not betray a dichotomy in addressing the issue? Ravi: NSCN (K) unilaterally abrogated the ceasefire in March 2015. I made public appeal to them to come back to the peace fold. Various Naga tribal bodies and civil societies made fervent appeals to the NSCN (K) leadership. Government of India restrained itself to the NSCN (K)’s provocative manoeuvres till, in successive ambushes, they killed some 30 Indian soldiers and formed an alliance with other armed militant groups of North East. When the appeal of the Naga people and utmost restraint by the government of India met with a series of provocative violent acts and manoeuvres, the government responded according to the established law. NP: You have met many Naga leaders--legislators, tribal leaders, GBs, civil society organisations-most of them have publicly requested you to include other NPGs into the talk. How receptive are you and NSCN (I-M) about the ap-

peal made so far? Ravi: I have clarified, time and again, that the ongoing negotiations are to resolve the Naga issue and not about the NSCN (I-M). For the last over 19 years the NSCN (I-M) leaders have shown maturity and foresight and provided leadership of the Naga people in the dialogue with the government of India. NP: Recently, Governor of Nagaland and Assam PB Acharya stated that solution to Naga problem will arrive this year-2016. Is there any timeframe? When is it likely for the negotiating parties to sign the final agreement? Ravi: While we are working hard for an early solution, laying down a definite timeline would be unrealistic. NP: Is there any possibility of the talks getting affected by the election of a new chairman of NSCN (I-M) at this juncture when it is assumed that final agreement between the two parties is to be inked soon? Ravi: Sir Isak Chishi Swu was a great visionary and one of the tallest Naga leaders who always had in his mind the best interest of Naga people. He believed in peace and peaceful settlement of the issue. People will remember his great contribution to the Naga cause for which he had dedicated his entire life. Future generations will also remember his role in bringing out the Framework Agreement. His departure is a huge loss to all of us but we need to move on as we have the

responsibility to resolve it. Talks will continue. NP: Do you have a message for the Nagas? Ravi: Nagas are a proud people with a strong sense of identity. It was this spirit that illuminated the Naga political movement. During the initial years it created a set of idioms, expressions and rhetoric needed for the political mobilisation. H oweve r, ove r t h e last half a century this has changed profoundly; so have the Nagas. The pace of change is getting ever faster. From single digit literacy then, they are among the most literate people today —over 80% literacy. Brilliance of Naga scholarship is manifest in the universities around the world. Naga administrators are among the best in India. Unfortunately, the dynamic of the protracted vicious armed conflict has taken a heavy toll on their moral, intellectual and emotional orientations. Nagas today are far more apprehensive of each other than of the government of India. They are watchful and labored to be seen politically correct in their public utterance. They seem afraid of facing the truth. Many of them talk about Naga political solution without willingness to take responsibilities. For some others talking about the Talk is the cynical politics of survival. It is unfair to the Naga people. They must seize the finest ever historic opportunity today for ushering a bright, prosperous and proud future for the Naga people.

SCHOLAR STUDY CIRCLE

NLA passes bills; adjourned sine die (From p-1) their members of the Nagaland legislative assembly / parliamentary secretaries and pension for ex-members Act 2005 (fifth amendment) Bill ,2016. Zeliang laid the reports/papers/ rules on the table of the department of underdeveloped areas (DUDA) service rules 2016. He also introduced the Nagaland appropriation (no.3) bill 2016. Discussion and voting on supplementary demand for grants for regularization of excess expenditure for the year 2011-2012 also took place. The demand/appropriation, service and purposes of the discussion included Pensions and other retirement benefits, School Education, Youth Resources and Sports, Art & Culture and Gazetteers, Medical, Public Health & Family Welfare, Rural Development, Animal Husbandry & Dairy Development, Fisheries, Mineral Development, Power, Roads & Bridges, Home guards and Technical Education.

Nukhu on demand for govt law colleges

On the demand for government Law College in the state by law students, Deo Nukhu told Nagaland Post on Wednesday that it was not possible to take up all three law colleges (Kohima, Dimapur and Mokokchung) together. He, however, said the H&TE department wanted to take up Law College in a phased manner. Lamenting the “silence” of Nagaland University despite being asked to introduce law department, Nukhu, however, said the state government could expect to take up Law College next year if “resource position is good”. He also said that the matter on Law College would be taken up in the next “state higher education committee” meeting.

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NP: In a recent interview with a national daily, NSCN (I-M) Ato Kilonser Th. Muivah has been quoted saying that the group has not given up on its demand on sovereignty. What is “sharing sovereign power” according to you or to both the negotiating parties? R av i : ‘ Pe o p l e a r e sovereign’ is the universal principle of democracy. It is also the core of Indian democracy. There is no question of Nagas giving up sovereignty. Nagas are not colonized people. Sovereign power is an abstract noun. In reality it is a spectrum of powers. Sharing sovereign power means sharing the spectrum of powers between the government of India and the Nagas. NP: NSCN (I-M) Ato Kilonser was also quoted on separate Naga flag and passport for Nagas saying that it was not just a “demand” but a right as the “Nagas were never under Indian rule.” What do you have to say on this? Ravi: I have seen media report about NSCN (I-M)’s position on flag and passport. These are issues of sentiments. The government of India respects the sentiments; however, these can only be addressed within the realm of the possible. NP: Can you please shed some light on Pan Naga Hoho--its functions, limitations and whether it will eventually govern over the Nagas or not? Ravi: A Pan Naga entity as a concept of a common platform for the Nagas to strengthen their identity is under discussion. However, an interpretation of this entity as a supergovernment is inconsistent with government of India’s position. We are trying to reach a convergence. NP: Nagas of Nagaland and their land and resources are protected under Article 371 A of the Indian Constitution. However, the same does not cover Nagas of Manipur, Arunachal and Assam. Will Article 371A now cover Nagas living in these areas? Ravi: Article 371A of the Constitution of India is specific to Nagaland. We are trying to evolve a system for the Nagas outside Nagaland to be self-governing in their

everyday affairs. NP: If Naga inhabited areas in Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and Assam are created into Autonomous District Councils, how are they going to function? Will it be under their respective state governments or Pan Naga Hoho or will it function independently? Ravi: Naga areas outside Nagaland should have genuine democratic self-governance. Their architecture is to be worked out. Nothing should be done to negate the democratic principle of peoples’ empowerment. It would be pre-mature to talk about the details at this stage. NP: In our first interview in 2015, you have ruled out existence of any private militia but there have been speculations that Indian government and Nagas would have a mechanism on “shared defense”. Is there some truth in it? Ravi: The question of any non-state militia after the final agreement does not arise. The territorial defence is the primary responsibility of the government of India; however, Nagas have an important role in it. Settlement of armed cadres will be done on the basis of a mutually agreed formula. NP: A report is being largely circulated stating that you have promised 5000 BSF jobs to rehabilitate NSCN (I-M) cadres. What do you have to say on this? Ravi: Report is totally false, mischievous and malicious. It is planted by some vested interest through some ill informed and irresponsible person.

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cash recoveries in numerous enforcement actions by law enforcement agencies from time to time, the cash transaction limit can only succeed if there is a limitation on cash holding. â&#x20AC;&#x153;SIT has suggested an upper limit of Rs 15 lakh on cash holding,â&#x20AC;? the statement said. In case any person or industry required holding more cash, it may obtain necessary permission from the Commissioner of Income Tax of the area, the panel opined. SIT suggested amending the Black Money (Undisclosed Foreign Income and Assets) and Imposition of Tax Act, 2015, by incorporating the provision that â&#x20AC;&#x153;undisclosed foreign income and assets would vest in the Union of Indiaâ&#x20AC;?. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Once it is held that under the law, property vests in Union of India, the person who is holding the said property outside the country shall have to prove that it was acquired legally and/or held after obtaining necessary permission from the RBI,â&#x20AC;? it said.

Mumbai, Jul 14 (PTI): The rupee today firmed up by another 14 paise to close at a fresh one-month high of 66.91 on persistent selling of the American currency by banks and exporters in view of firm equities amid weakness of dollar in the overseas market. Good foreign capital inflow also boosted the rupee value against the dollar, a forex dealer said. Foreign portfolio investors and foreign institutional investors bought shares worth a net Rs 290.53 crore yesterday, as per provisional data of the stock exchanges. The rupee opened higher at 67.00 as against the last closing level of 67.05 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market and firmed up further to 66.87 before closing at over one-month high of 66.91 per dollar, showing a gain of 14 paise or 0.21 per cent. The rupee had last settled at 66.76 per dollar on June 10, 2016. The domestic currency has gained by 27 paise or 0.40 per cent in two days. The domestic currency traded in a range of 66.87 and 67.0375 per dollar during the day. The dollar index was trading lower by 0.03 per cent against a basket of six currencies in the late afternoon trade.

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New Delhi, Jul 14 (PTI): The Special Investigation Team (SIT) on blackmoney has recommended ban on cash transactions of above Rs 3 lakh and restricting cash holding with individuals to not more than Rs 15 lakh to curb illegal wealth in the economy. The SIT headed by Justice M B Shah (retd), submitted its fifth report to the Supreme Court on methods to curb black money in the economy. The panel felt that large amount of unaccounted wealth is stored and used in form of cash. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Having considered the provisions which exist in this regard in various countries and also having considered various reports and observations of courts regarding cash transactions the SIT felt that there is a need to put an upper limit to cash transactions,â&#x20AC;? an official statement said. SIT recommended a total ban on cash transactions above Rs 3 lakh and â&#x20AC;&#x153;an Act be framed to declare such transactions as illegal and punishable under law.â&#x20AC;? It also felt that, given the fact of unaccounted wealth being held in cash which are further confirmed by huge

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CASE NO. T.S. 53/2013 & CIVIL MISC. CASE NO. 58/2013 -Vs- Sri Ranjan Debnath & Others.

Sri Jagatbashi Nath To Smt. Ranjita Debnath @ Ranjita Nath, D/o Late Gauranga Debnath, W/o Sri Monoranjan Debnath, Netaji Colony, Ward No-4, (Gala Maler Dokan) Dimapur, PO & PS. Dimapur, State-Nagaland WHEREAS Sri Jagatbashi Nath has instituted above suit against you and others for declaration of right-of-way over the suit pathway and also applied for temp. injunction under above Civil Misc. Case and WHEREAS your summons could not be served in the ordinary way, you are hereby summoned by this newspaper circulation to appear in this Court in person or by a pleader duly instructed, on the day of 27th July 2016 at ......... O' clock in the forenoon to answer the claim. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the day before mentioned, the suit shall be heard and determined in your absence. Given under hand and seal of this Court the day ....... of ......... 2016. No. 1030 dt 05/05/16 DP-4546 Regd No. 1667/2016

AFFIDAVIT

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I, Shri. Bipul Rudra Paul, F/o Biplab Rudra Paul Resident of Kevijau Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland solemnly declare that my name and my wife name is inadvertently entered as Bipul Rudro Paul and as Shuli Rudro Paul instead of Bipul Rudra Paul and Shiuli Rudra Paul in my son academic records. From today my name Bipul Rudra Paul and my wife's name Shiuli Rudra Paul shall be used in all my son's academic and correspondence records. DP-4562 Regd. No. 5335/2016

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I, Shri W. Pentok, aged about 39 years, son of Shri Wangpoh, resident of Toluvi Village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and state as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above address and a Government servant by profession serving in the Department of Home Guard, posted at C.T.I Dimapur. 2. That in my academic documents and service sheets my name was entered/recorded and appearing as W. Noklem. 3. That due to ill health in presents of my family and parents change my as W. Pentok. 4. That both the names - W. Pentok and W. Noklem pertains to one ad same person. 5. That henceforth, I shall be known by my actual name - W. Pentok- for all official purpose ad individual correspondence. 6. That this affidavit made for the purpose to declare that the above mention names are my names and pertain to same and one person. 7. That the statements made above are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing stated herein above are false. Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent on this the 14th day of July' 2016. Notary Public DP-4559

AFFIDAVIT FOR CHANGE OF NAME

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Dated : 11/07/16

By this deed I, Benthunglo Lotha (New Name) previously called V. Benthunglo Lotha (Old Name), permanent Resident of H/No. 55, MTC Colony, Wokha Town, Wokha-797111, Nagaland, solemnly declare that from today I shall be known as Benthunglo Lotha instead of V. Benthunglo Lotha in all my ofďŹ cial and correspondence. NOTARY PUBLIC Govt. of Nagaland

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I, Mr. Nozokel Thakro, resident of Block No.1, Ward No.2, Chumukedima Town, Dist - Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and residing at the above mention address. 2. That inadvertently my surname was recorded and entered in all my Service Records/Book as "LUHO" instead of "THAKRO" which is my correct and official surname. 3. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of rectifying the error that appear in my surname from "LUHO" to "THAKRO" and to put the record straight for all purposes and intends. Henceforth, I shall be called and known as "NOZOKEL THAKRO" from this day onward. 4. That the statements made in this affidavit are true and correct to the best of knowledge and nothing false has been stated herein above. I sign this affidavit on this the 12thday of May 2016 at Dimapur. DEPONENT Sworned before me by the deponent. Notary Public

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finds emails weighing on Theresa May unveils cabinet posts Poll Hillary, now tied with Trump

Theresa May named six cabinet members on Wednesday: David Davis, Boris Johnson, Philip Hammond, Michael Fallon, Liam Fox and Amber Rudd (clockwise ernment, in her first full day as UK PM. Education Secretary Nicky Morgan has also gone, replaced by ex-international development secretary Justine

Greening. Culture Secretary John Whittingdale has been sacked, while Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has stayed in his post. On Wednesday Boris

Peshawar school massacre leader ‘killed in US-led air strike’: Officials they added. Naray “orchestrated multiple terrorist operations in Pakistan to include the January 2016 attack on Bacha Khan University, the September 2015 Badaber Air Force Base attack, and the December 2014 Peshawar school attack that resulted in the deaths of more than 130 children,” US defence department spokesman Peter Cook said. Naray led the Tariq Gidar Group, which was a militant faction with ties to the Pakistani Taliban, Mr Cook said. He was killed “along with four other enemy combatants

Nepal PM sees India’s hand behind toppling his govt. Kathmandu, Jul 14 (IANS): In a blunt statement, Nepal Prime Minister K.P. Oli has blamed India for being behind the CPN (Maoist Centre) pulling out support to his government. “India’s role was primarily behind” the pulling out of support by the Maoists, Oli said on Thursday in a conference on National Security in Kathmandu, adding that the process of government change was “not an automatic process but conducted by remote control”. Nepal-India ties took a dip after Oli came into power last October, which was followed by the five-month-long economic blockage on the Nepal-India border by the Madhesi protesters. Oli since the very beginning has been a critic of Indian “high-handedness” in Nepal’s internal political affairs. Nepal’s Maoists pulled out support from the government on Tuesday and a notrust motion was registered by the CPN (Maoist Centre)

and Nepali Congress in Parliament against Oli after the latter refused to resign. Oli said “there was a feast in a five-star hotel” after the Maoist Centre pulled out support. It was widely reported in Nepali media that Indian Ambassador to Nepal Ranjit Rae “threw a feast” after the Maoist Centre pulled out support to the government on Tuesday evening. Oli, who now faces a no-confidence motion in Parliament, said he “cannot compromise on national security” in the name of maintaining cordial relationship with neighbours. “I had never compromised on national interest in any difficult situation; so India used the Nepali Congress and Maoists against my government and are trying to topple it,” he said. Earlier in May, when the Maoists attempted government change, Oli had accused India and recalled Nepal’s Ambassador from New Delhi and cancelled the visit of the President to India.

China to respond decisively if provoked in SCS Beijing, Jul 14 (IANS): China on Thursday said there will be a “decisive response” if it was provoked in the disputed South China Sea (SCS) over which its claims have been rejected by a UN-backed court. “If anyone wants to take any provocative action against China’s security interests based on the award, China will make a decisive response,” foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said at a press conference. Beijing has rejected the ruling of the Permanent Court of Arbitration that China had no historical claims over the South China Sea. Lu reiterated China’s stance on the tribunal, calling it “unlawful”. Beijing has boycotted the tribunal’s proceeding and accused it of being funded by the former Philippines government that had approached court in 2013. Earlier on Wednesday, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Liu Zhenmin said Beijing had the right to set up an air defence zone over the disputed waters. The South China Sea is a marginal sea that is part of the Pacific Ocean, encompassing an area from the Karimata and Malacca Straits to the Straits of Taiwan, of around 3.5 million sq km. K

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in a US forces-Afghanistan air strike” targeting a faction of the Islamic State group, he added. Naray was also known by several other names including Khalifa Umar Mansoor and Khalid Khurasani. The US had informed Pakistani army chief Gen Raheel Sharif of the death, a Pakistani army spokesman said. There was no official comment from the Pakistani Taliban. However, one commander confirmed the death to Reuters, calling it “a huge loss to the small but most effective Taliban faction”.

‘I don’t want any more bloodshed in South Sudan’, says President JUBA, Jul 14 (Agencies): South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir called on arch-rival Riek Machar Thursday to meet for talks to salvage peace after days of intense gun battles in the capital Juba. “I don’t want any more bloodshed in South Sudan,” Kiir said, speaking in public for the first time since fighting erupted on Friday. “I want Dr Riek Machar, the first vice president of the republic, to be near me, so we can chart the way forward.” Kiir spoke at the bullet-scarred presidential palace, standing alongside ceasefire monitoring chief Festus Mogae, a former Botswanan president, and African Union special

envoy Alpha Oumar Konare, a former president of Mali. He called for Machar to meet him for talks to save the peace deal but acknowledged the deep mistrust that led to days of intense fighting that has left hundreds dead. “I talked with Dr Machar today, in the morning, and I asked him to come, but it was difficult for him to accept,” Kiir said, adding that he did not know Machar’s exact whereabouts but that neither he nor his allies were in any danger.

Hillary Clinton in Atlantic City, N.J., last week. Washington, Jul 14 (Agencies): Hillary Clinton has emerged from the F.B.I. investigation into her email practices as secretary of state a wounded candidate with a large and growing majority of voters saying she cannot be trusted, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll. As Mrs. Clinton prepares to accept the Democratic Party’s nomination at the convention in Philadelphia this month, she will confront an electorate in which 67 percent of voters say she is not honest and trustworthy. That number is up five percentage points from a CBS News poll conducted last month, before the F.B.I. released its findings. Mrs. Clinton’s six-percentage-point lead over the presumptive Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump, in a CBS News poll last month has evaporated. The two candidates are now tied in a general election matchup, the new poll indicates, with each receiving

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the support of 40 percent of voters. Any single poll is but a snapshot, and many other polls show Mrs. Clinton with a narrow but consistent lead over Mr. Trump. The Times/CBS News survey was conducted shortly after the release of the F.B.I. report on her email practices that suggested they were imprudent but not illegal. The damage from those revelations may or may not prove lasting. Mr. Trump is also distrusted by a large number of voters — 62 percent — but that number has stayed constant despite increased scrutiny on his business record and falsehoods in his public statements and Twitter messages. But Mrs. Clinton’s shifting and inaccurate explanations of her email practices at the State Department appear to have resonated more deeply with the electorate. Last week, the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, recom-

mended no criminal charges be filed against Mrs. Clinton over her handling of classified information on a private email server, but he called her actions “extremely careless.” The investigation undercut many of Mrs. Clinton’s statements over the past 18 months to explain and defend her decision to rely on the private server at her home in Chappaqua, N.Y. Mrs. Clinton and her campaign celebrated the Justice Department’s decision not to indict her as a legal victory, but the political fallout appears significant, at least for now. She and her aides have vowed to win back the public’s trust, while acknowledging that this will be tough. Voters still view Mrs. Clinton as vastly more prepared for the job — with 50 percent saying she is prepared, compared with the 30 percent who say the same about Mr. Trump. Voters’ views of Mrs. Clinton’s preparedness have also declined, by nine percentage points since last month. As the candidates head to their respective party conventions, they will confront voters who range from disappointed to disgruntled about their choices. Just 28 percent of voters said they had a positive view of Mrs. Clinton, compared with 33 percent last month. Asked if her email practices were illegal, 46 percent of voters said yes, compared with 23 percent who said using a private server was improper but not illegal. Twenty-four percent said she did nothing wrong.

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF LT. TEK BAHADUR THAPA

On this day one year back you have suddenly left us for heavenly abode. Feels like yesterday. We always remember you as a kind, loving, caring and joyful Daddy. Words cannot express how much we miss you. Missing you a lot Loving wife, sons, daughters, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law and grand children. K-2573

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It was on this day; the 15th of July 2014 that you left us forever. Thers’s not a single day we have passed without thinking of you. Your memories have become our heartbeats; the thought of you being in the eternal peace is the only source and inspiration for us to live on. We miss you with silent tears. K-2550

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Words of Gratitude our beloved father

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Though you are no more with us, yet are always in our hearts. We miss you apao God keep you in peace.

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London, Jul 14 (Agencies): A militant who masterminded a deadly attack on a Pakistani school in 2014 has been killed in a US-led air strike, US and Pakistani officials say. Umar Naray allegedly planned the attack on an army public school in Peshawar that left 150 people dead - mostly children and female teachers. He led a group linked to the Pakistani Taliban, US defence officials said. According to BBC, he was killed over the weekend in Nangarhar province, in Afghanistan near the border with Pakistan,

hopes of running. His replacement at the Ministry of Justice, Ms Truss, was previously secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs. Meanwhile, new Education Secretary Ms Greening’s department is to also take on higher and further education, skills and apprenticeships. Ms Greening said she “absolutely delighted” at her appointment. Earlier, the new chancellor, Mr Hammond, said there would be “no emergency Budget” when asked about his first priorities as chancellor. His predecessor George Osborne warned during the EU referendum campaign that he would have to cut public spending and increase taxes in an emergency Budget if there was a vote for Brexit. Mr Hammond said he would make “carefully considered decisions over the summer”, followed by an Autumn Statement “in the normal way”.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Late I. Limatemjen Son of N. Meri. Longkumer

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Through this column, we the family members would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, churches, groups, unions, well wishers and friends who stood by us in prayer and supported us physically, morally, materially and ﬁnancially at the sudden demise of our beloved Late I. Limatemjen G/52 Bn CRPF. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you by words and names but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty loving God bless all of you abundantly. DP-4558

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A great soul has departed and the memories shall never fade away. He was born on 8th August 1929 to have the glimpse of the beauty of the earth and our Almighty one called him for eternal abode on 6th July 2016. We would like to thank : 1. Chairperson, colleagues & ward members, Ward 1 Union Chumukedima 2. Neichu-u kuotsu, former CTC Chairperson 3. P. Beituo Hama, President Chakhro Angami Public Organisation 4. Kelenguzo Head G.B & colleagues 5. EAC Chumukedima 6. Dr. Zavie Hiese, Director & staff of Science and Technology, Kohima 7. Shri. Bendangchuba, Headmaster NPCS Chumukedima 8. Doctors & staff, Zion Hospital 9. Victo Chishi, former Statistical Secy cum Finance Committee Member WSH 10. G.B Saul Zhimo, Phohoto Village 11. G.B Isawoto President WSKH 12. Y. Vikheho Swu, Minister Road & Bridges 13. Jacob Zhimomi, Parliamentary Secy, Flood Control & Irrigation 14. Sumi Baptist Church and Sumi Council Chumukedima 15. President & colleagues, Highway Area Sumi Public Organisation 16. Chishilimi Union Dimapur & Kohima 17. Chishilimi Village Church & VDB 18. Jubilent Tent House, Chumukedima 19. Naithu Resort, Chumukedima. We would also like to thank every individual, neighbours, friends, families, different church members and well wishers for their support during his prolonged illness till his demise. We regret our inability to thank every individual but we pray that our Almighty God bless each and everyone of you abundantly. DP-4573

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London, Jul 14 (Agencies): Michael Gove has been sacked as justice secretary and replaced by Liz Truss as Theresa May forms her new gov-

Johnson was made foreign secretary in a surprise move by Mrs May. Philip Hammond is chancellor. Amber Rudd took over Mrs May’s former role as home secretary, Eurosceptic David Davis was made Brexit secretary and Liam Fox took up a new post of secretary of state for international trade. Michael Fallon was retained as defence secretary. M e a n w h i l e, A n d r e a Leadsom - who pulled out of the race for the Conservative leadership - has been made secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs. Mr Gove - who was one of the leading figures in the campaign to leave the EU stood for the Conservative leadership, but was eliminated in the final round of voting by MPs in third place. His surprise move to stand for the leadership and therefore to become prime minister effectively dashed Mr Johnson’s

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Third thought and a challenge for young women - Imlibenla Wati, Miss World Beauty India.

ou shall raise and teach your kids with the heart you live and not with the physical beauty alone’ is one of the inspiring lines that keeps on ringing in my mind always and it makes me think as to how I’ll be as a mother and how my kids would grow up to be in the years ahead. I cannot proclaim myself as “ the perfect woman “ but I was raised by one good woman who established so many things and positive bases in my life and it’s entirely her teachings after God’s mercy that has really led me to a graceful growth, My mother. Just like the notions of life, The process in developing as a decent human being cannot be very smooth but under healthy beliefs and teachings,

One can definitely evolve to be a rational human. It is in fact all dependent on any individual’s understanding as to whether that being can be good or bad. But with so many things happening in the world and even in our society, I feel very strongly about dignity of women and empowering the class of womanhood especially amongst the young girls that are growing up today and who are vulnerable to just so many ugly directions of the world’s gluttony. Honest morale character and humility are two of the vital assets in a woman that can lead her on becoming the person she dreams of. It is in fact not a very easy task to be someone with high perseverance and always

drawing a scale of conduct spiritually as well as in the social field and just trying to be a good human being. But I believe that without the accomplishment of making oneself to be rational and poise from the inside, To simply become a dominant figure in the world would be far fetched. And coming to the most significant part about being a true woman, I feel that we are incredibly all different individuals but simultaneously blessed with different talents to soar high and flourish in life. There need to exist this understanding about self respect as women and also about the respect we get from the people living around us. It should be a major goal that with the talents and brains that God has given us, We should make use of it in the right way always and the most of it all. Despite trials, We should always try to hold on to our principles and be that woman who wears Prada or Gucci because of her dedication and honest sweat. I’m also in a industry where the social media is all over when it comes to my presence in events and other projects. I’ve always been asked a number of times why I don’t carry an eminent designer’s bag or just about why I use the same phone for a very long time and not an iPhone! But I don’t do all that because I

Beyoncé, Alicia Keys, Rihanna stars in anti - racism video

Jamilah King. After each celebrity appears on screen to cite a particular example, the face of the victim in the case is shown, including Philando Castile, who was fatally shot by a police officer in Minnesota on July 6 after reaching for his wallet, and Eric Garner, who was choked to death in New York after being suspected of selling cigarettes on the street. As a conclusion to the black and white clip featuring some of Hollywood’s most recognizable faces, Keys appears to make one final request to viewers.

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do not have the resources to be living like a princess and cannot allow myself to be seen as a rich woman when I do not have anything in reality. Perhaps, In time I can be an all designer’s girl from head to toe but for that I need to work hard and earn it. Thus, The statements of my dad always fills me up because since I was a little kid, He told me “ never to forget your roots and live accordingly “. Bringing this fact into a conclusion, I want myself and all the other young women to be dominant in any field because of our hard work alone. We should and shall carry ourselves in the name and dignity we earn and come up with. Deteriorating one’s self esteem and going with the wind by being disloyal to oneself through selling of flesh and involving in activities that would shatter ourselves and our lives would be a very false step. Also, Going about a glamorous life bragging in someone’s glory would set one’s profile to bitter embarrassment and melancholic respect. Thereafter, Let’s be girls that mature into women who can definitely rule the world and bring about diverse changes and set the existing negative realms about women to stronger and positive heights.

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in aid of Church Building Completion ORGD. BY : MEITEI BAPTIST CHURCH, DIMAPUR Date : 16.07.2016. Time : 4:30 p.m. Venue : IMC Hall Dimapur Artist : Alobo Naga, Tali Angh, Aloke Yepthomi, Vania Chawang, School of Music & Art, Note Grid School of Music.... & others TICKETS AVAILABLE AT IMC HALL

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“Sitting in your car before your bachelor party.” “Driving with a broken brake light.” “Walking up the stairwell of your apartment building.” “Laughing.” These are just four among a long list of reasons black Americans have been killed in this country, according to a new video featuring Alicia Keys, Beyoncé, Rihanna, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Adam Levine, Bono and more of the country’s most prominent stars. The clip was made in collaboration with Keys’ We Are Here Movement with original reporting from Mic’s

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Dwyane Wade, right, presents the award for best male athlete to LeBron James, of the Cleveland Cavaliers, at the ESPY Awards at the Microsoft Theater on Wednesday, July 13, 2016, in Los Angeles. (AP/PTI)

Rio de Janeiro, Jul 14 (IANS): Brazil will be aiming for its best ever Olympic swimming performance when competition in the pool gets underway at the Rio 2016 Games on August 6, according to the Brazilian Aquatic Sports Confederation (CBDA). Despite lacking world-renowned stars, Brazil’s swimming team could eclipse the six finals appearances achieved at the 2008 Games in Beijing, CBDA superintendent Ricardo de Moura said. “Our objective is to have the best campaign ever by a Brazilian swimming team,” Moura told the Globo newspaper.

Sports broadcaster Craig Sager for continuing his work as an NBA sideline reporter while battling leukemia. U.S. Army Sgt. Elizabeth Marks, who suffered a debilitating injury to both hips while serving in Iraq but is now a top-ranked paraswimmer -- winning four gold medals at this year’s Invictus Games -received the Pat Tillman Award for Service. Zaevion Dobson, a high school football player from Knoxville, Tennessee, was honored posthumously with the Arthur Ashe Courage Award for selflessly giving his life to shield two young women from gunfire.

MDCA jubilee committee meeting Dimapur, Jul 14 (NPN): The 1st meeting of Mokokchung District Cricket Association (MDCA) silver jubilee planning committee members would be held on July 15 from12 noon at ADC (Planning) conference hall. Therefore all members have been asked to attend the meeting without fail.

The Namsang Students' Union Dimapur extends our heartiest felicitation to Mr. B. Ongshong Phom, S/o. Mr. & Mrs. A.Bongkap Phom of Bura Namsang village for being selected in the recently conducted NSEE to undergo medical studies (MBBS) on merit. We pray and wish him brighter future throughout life. Hanpong Phom General Secretary

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MSTD would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Sentilemla Lemtur D/o Senachiba Lemtur for achieving Gold Medal in MA (English) from ICFAI University, Nagaland, Sovima Village, Dimapur. The Union further wishes her a bright future. R. Bendang Yaden President

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Cup winner looked calm as he obliged the lensmen by posing for photographs, even as the bouncers and police jostled around. The organisers had arranged for a Rolls Royce to pick up the legendary footballer with league CEO, Abhinandan Balasubraminian present to receive the player. Chennai International Airport was the place of attention as other renowned footballers Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs and Hernan Crespo all arrived one by one.

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There will be parents, students and ENSUD (Education Initiative Committee) meeting on 18th July 2016 at Dimapur Town Hall at 11:00 AM. Therefore all the parents and students of Mewar University Rajasthan, DJ College of Engg & Tech Ghaziabad, Adhunik Institute of Education & Research Ghaziabad and Institute of IGI Group, Sonipat are hereby informed to attend the meeting compulsorily. DP-4460

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UNGMA LAISHIR TELONGJEM Through this column, we would like to express our immense happiness on the installation of Mr. Chungpongtushi Lkr S/o Mr. Nungshikaba and Lt. Imyanglula as a Music Director at Ungma Baptist Church on the 10th of July 2016 sponsored by the Ungma Laishir Telongjem under Limasungba Trust Committee for 4 years at the Nagaland Conservatory of Music Dimapur. The Ungma Laishir Telongjem would also like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the contributors who supported us financially in this field and also to the Trust Committee for their hard work and sacrifices made for the success of the proposed work. Though we are unable to thank each and everyone individually, it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God blesses you abundantly. T. Achula R. Apok President, ULT Secretary, ULT

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Rohan Bopanna said he is professional enough to deal with the situation. “On the circuit we change partners very often. So we are used to that. In 2013, I played with Roger Vasselin and made semis in Wimbledon. It’s a matter of getting good practice and it could work out. We just have to get right practice and some good communication going on. Understand each other. It will definitely benefit us. “The only thing we can do is practice a lot and get used to conditions. Five days is a lot. I am a person who can move on. Certain things happen but you keep moving on. The wins and loses also help that. Sometimes you lose a close match but next week it’s a fresh tournament. Everyday is a new day. We have to overcome these challenges. “We have to find a way, communicate well. Like talking on the court, discussing what we have to do, how we have to plan strategy. How we have to combine as a team and gel together,” he said.

GENEVA, Jul 14 (Agencies): An IOC disciplinary commission stripped Ukrainian weightlifter Yulia Kalina of her 2012 Olympic bronze on Wednesday over a doping offence, ordering her to immediately return the medal. Additional analysis of blood tests taken from the 27year-old during the London Games had tested positive for a prohibited substance, according to IOC, which said Kalina had been disqualified from the 58-kilo category event. It ordered her to return “the bronze medal, the diploma and the medallist pin” she took home from the 2012 Olympics. Kalina tested positive for Dehydrochlormethyltestosterone, also called Turinabol, the IOC said, and comes as the Olympic body seeks to tame a series of raging doping scandals ahead of the Rio Games next month. The IOC said the ruling would enter into force “immediately” and ordered the Ukrainian Olympic Committee to “ensure full implementation of this decision.” The IOC has been carrying out additional tests of samples taken at the 2008 Beijing and the London 2012 Games using “improved analytical methods, in order to possibly detect prohibited substances that could not be identified by the analysis performed at the time of these editions of the Olympic Games.”

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since 1964. The best athlete ESPY was James’ third and first since 2013. Former Connecticut basketball standout Breanna Stewart received her best female athlete award. She had also been nominated each of the previous two years. Retired Los Angeles Laker guard Kobe Bryant, Peyton Manning, who retired after quarterbacking the Denver Broncos to the victory in Super Bowl 50, and retired soccer star Abby Wambach received Icon Awards, which were presented by entertainer Justin Timberlake. Vice President Joe Biden presented the Jimmy V Perseverance Award to Turner

Chandigarh, Jul 14 (PTI): Forget the past and communicate as much as possible -- that’s how Rohan Bopanna plans to make his partnership with Leander Paes click in next month’s Olympics as he feels there is no point in holding on to the bitterness which has marred Indian tennis. Bopanna, who wanted to play with Saketh Myneni but was teamed with Paes by AITA for Rio, says it’s better to forget a few episodes. And he credits the tough and lonely life on the ATP tour for helping him overcome such setbacks. Bopanna and Paes are here for the Davis Cup tie against Korea. They will play on Saturday against Hong Chung and Yunseong Chung. “You can’t keep dwelling on the past. If you keep dwelling on past, you never get positives. You have to look at what is the scenario today and look ahead tomorrow. Today’s thing is that me and Leander are going to Rio. We are getting practice and before Rio also we will have four-five days. I am going straight to Rio after Toronto, Leander will also be there. Those few days we will try to get practice as much as we can. And get prepared,” Bopanna told PTI in an interaction. Asked how big a challenge it is to forget the past and gel with a player with whom he hasn’t shared a great relationship off the court, Bopanna

Ukrain weightlifter Ronaldinho arrives in stripped of medal Chennai for Premier Futsal for doping CHENNAI, Jul 14 (PTI): last night. The 2002 World

Taongnukshi Imsong Secretary

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T h e Ya o n g y i m s e n L o n g k u m ( S A I ) Kidong, Dimapur take the pride and honour in congratulating Shri. Aliawati Longkumer S/o Lt. N.T. Longkumer being inducted into the Indian Foreign Service (IFS). May the Almighty God grant him and his family long lives and wishing best wishes in all his future endeavours. Longer LKR President

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Los Angeles, Jul 14 (Agencies): Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James dominated the ESPY Awards Wednesday while Laker great Kobe Bryant took home the Icon Award. James received three individual awards, including best male athlete, and two team awards at tonight’s 2016 ESPY Awards at the Microsoft Theater. James also received his fifth best NBA player ESPY and third best championship performance award. The Cavaliers received the best team award and best moment award for Cleveland’s first major sports championship

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OFFICE OF THE

MONGCHEN VILLAGE COUNCIL P.O MANGKOLEMBA B.P.O MONGCHEN

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

NLONGTSUKATA YILAN Tsungon 9/7/2016 lo LLRPO general Secretary yakchia Nagaland Post lo etheo yilan ji, okuboe omying pi elio shiang na, ombo janlana LLRPO A/President tona General Secretary to onilo longtsuka nli/monthaka to yithen shilo thetala. 1. Meeting jilo etheo jiang mying chiyio chi jo meeting attendance signature chi tae to ntsitala. 2. Shompo Chenirao Jami, LLPRO A/President ji Lotha Hoho na July 9 lo etsao chi okho na thyutacho. Hochilo eramoeden na cho ovo zothe ngathetae sitale to ezocho, elani nzontsu (general) na jo okhe rikachia nkhicho, chilo shi self interested kyon chiang tae na nvotok/ tivole to tsuka eni tae na phyocho. Elani thyutasanta yilan chiang yithen lo thetav to phyotacho nli. Tole oni nzo etsoeden (Ofﬁce Bearer) jiang na tia ntsiv shompo, Kimari Yanthan LLRPO G/Secy. na self interest lona yithen lo chiyitokcho. 3. Thyutasanta jilo methaktao chi ephan jo oni chi meeting nchok na penkae LLRPO ofﬁcial elhi jo ntsoche to khunga methakicho. Ntiotsole oni na etan jo PIL against case lo voa, Lotha esopvuiden chiang nkhanziv zerupzeria elhi etso china elhi etsov khanicho. Elani oni etancho LLRPO myingo na yithen lo chiyitokoa elhi etso jina shompo, Cheniro Jami A/ President, Shompo Kimari Yanthan G/Secretary to ji LLRPO esopvui to oni nkhichoala, osi onipopo liyoe public thungi nlan chona esanle to oni ezoala.

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The Mongchen Village Council acknowledges every individual and groups who stood by us during the onslaught of nature’s fury in the village on the month of May 2016 and 7th July 2016. We also convey our special thanks to Shri Longnei Konyak, NCS EAC Alongkima for redressing our problem promptly during all of you for your noble work. DC-1606(B)

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AN APPEAL

NRL Energy Station 2½ Mile NH 39 Dimapur, at the very outset appreciates the noble task initiated by ACAUT in bringing awareness to the public regarding the nefarious activities of a few individuals with vested interests who have been indulging in illegal activities of fuel adulteration at the cost of the general public. In the process, many innocent people are affected and victimized causing anxiety and loss of reputation to some innocent individuals while the public remain passive observers to the onslaught perpetuated upon them. In order to avoid such undue exploitation to the innocent public, NRL Energy Station fervently appeals to the State Government to wake up and constitute an SIT without any bias before it is too late to investigate the prevalent situation of rampant adulteration of petrol under the nose of the law enforcing agency, which has been detected by an NGO and punish the perpetrators. DC-1610

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NO.DET-7/45/07:468 Dated Kohima the 14th July' 2016 th th Result of the Combined Entrance Test held on 4 and 5 July, 2016 for undergoing training at various Govt. ITIs for the academic session 2016-2017 to be commenced from September, 2016 is hereby declared. Candidates may check their result from the office of Principals/Vice Principals of all Govt. ITIs. N.B : 1 i. Admission starts from 18th July to 12th August, 2016 after which no further admission will be entertained. ii. Date of Commencement of Class/Training is from 1st September 2016. iii. Selected Candidates must pay Rs.1600/- as Admission fee and Rs. 1000/- as Caution Money which is refundable after the successful completion of Training. N.B : 2 Few seats are available in the following Trades under the following Govt. ITIs. Eligible candidates having requisite qualification may contact Principal/Vice Principal of the concerned Govt. ITI for admission along with relevant documents (on first come first basis) on or before the 12th August 2016. Sl. Trade Duration Minimum Educational Name of Govt. ITI No of Course Qualification 1. Fitter 2 years 10th passed with Mathematics Kohima 2. Dress Making 1 year 10th passed Zunheboto 3. Hair & Skin Care 1 year 10th passed Dimapur 4. Secretarial Practice 1 year 10th passed Dimapur 5. Electrician 2 years 10th passed with Mathematics Wokha, Zunheboto, Electrician 6. Plumber 1 year 8th passed Zunheboto, Phek 7. Mechanic Diesel 1 year 10th passed with Mathematics Tuensang 8. Knitting 1 year 8th passed Dimapur 9. COPA 1 year 10th passed Dimapur, Zunheboto 10. Mechanic Motor Vehicle 2 years 10th passed with Mathematics Phek 11. Cutting & Sewing 1 year 8th passed Phek 12. Carpenter 1 year 8th passed Phek

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Liverpool celebrate with Marko Grujic after he gave them the lead against Fleetwood. London, Jul 14 (Agencies): Marko Grujic scored on his debut for Liverpool as they sealed a 5-0 victory over Fleetwood in a pre-season friendly on Wednesday evening. Ben Woodbur n, 16, doubled the lead just after half-time, before Lucas and a Roberto Firmino double gave the Reds a solid win. Danny Ings also missed a first-half penalty with Saido Mane once again impressing alongside youngster Ryan Kent. Liverpool face Wigan next on Sunday before travelling to Huddersfield, then heading to California to take part in the Inter national Champions Cup.

Fleetwood started well and had the first attack as Akil Wright crossed in for David Ball, but Dejan Lovren cleared the danger before the striker could sort out his feet. Grujic then showed his talent as Jon Flanagan played in a cross from the left that he just headed wide of the post. Liverpool were awarded the penalty just after the tenminute mark and it was Grujic, on debut, who won it, barging Jimmy Ryan off the ball before being fouled by Wright in the box. After a hesitant run-up, Ings had his effort saved by Chris Neal, who went the right way to keep the scores level. But it only took five minutes for the Reds to take

the lead. Mane and Alberto Moreno linked up brilliantly throughout the first half and it lead to the goal as the new signing fed in his team-mate, whose ball across the face of goal found an unmarked Grujic in the right corner and he fired home to scenes of wild celebration. Liverpool began to turn the screw after going ahead with Mane and Grujic both hitting the woodwork in quick succession, before Lovren had a back-post header saved by Neal, while Ryan fired a shot high over the bar for Fleetwood. Grujic nearly nabbed a second just before the break as Trent Alex-Arnold’s cross found him at the top of the

box. But his effort was saved. Bobby Grant nearly slid a David Ball cross past Loris Karius at the back post but couldn’t quite connect. Both sides made 11 changes at half-time, and it was Liverpool who added a second goal seven minutes after the break. Lucas played a delightful ball into Kent on the right of the box, who crossed to Woodburn at the back post as the teenager home to double the visitors’ lead. The duo could both have added a third not long after, with Kent firing with aplomb from the right before he played in Woodburn in acres of space on the left of the box but both shots were well saved by second-half goalkeeper Alex Cairns. The remaining goals didn’t take long to come to fruition, and it was Lucas who netted the third as Firmino played in Kent on the right of the box and his cross found the long-serving midfielder who coolly put the ball into the back of the net. And the Brazilian playmaker wasn’t far behind with around a minute between each goal, as Oviemuno Ejaria fired a ball to Woodburn in the box and with Cairns off his line to smother his shot, the ball fell into the path of Firmino who fired home the fourth. A fifth looked on the cards before full-time and almost on the strike of the whistle, Woodburn took a great touch to control the ball on the left of the box and passed into the path of the oncoming Firmino who bundled it past Cairns to complete the Reds’ victory.

India jumps to 152nd in FIFA rankings New Delhi, Jul 14 (PTI): Riding on their back-to-back wins over Laos last month, India made a big leap of 11 places to occupy 152nd spot in the latest world football rankings issued by FIFA. India beat Laos 6-1 and 1-0 in the home and away play-off matches to make it to the 2019 Asian Cup qualifying tournament. Stephen Constantine’s side gained 49 points from previous month and is now ranked highest in South Asia and 27th in Asia. In fact, India is the fourth best positive mover among the Asian countries this month after Tajikistan (up 19 places to 145th), Yemen (up 16 places to 160th) and Turkmenistan (up 14 places to 120th). Iran (39th) remain Asia’s number one ranked team, followed by Korea Republic (48th), Uzbekistan (56th), Japan (57th) and Australia (59th). Overall, Argentina remain on top, despite losing to Chile in the Copa America Centenario summit clash. Belgium, Colombia, Germany and Chile retained their places at second, third, fourth and fifth while UEFA Euro 2016 champions Portugal moved up two places to be at sixth. Euro losing finalists France are at seven, followed by former world champions Spain, Brazil and Italy in the top 10. New Zealand emerged as the month’s biggest climbers, moving up a whopping 54 places to 93rd on the back of an OFC Nations Cup victory that saw the the All Whites qualify for the 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup and furthered their FIFA World Cup qualifying ambitions.

appealed the decision of the ISL Disciplinary Commission to dock FC Goa 15 points for the 2016 season of Hero ISL. FSDL in its appeal had represented that the larger interest of the fans of FC Goa and the level playing field for all teams will be affected because of this and had requested the Appeals commission for a lenient view on the docking of points.” FC Goa had filed their appeal before the ISL Appeals Panel comprising Vyas in May. “FC Goa, on their part, had appealed to the Appeals commissioner on the ban on their co-owners, the financial penalty in addition to the docking of points,” the ISL said in the statement. The ISL Regulatory Commission slapped the Goan franchise with a Rs 11 crore fine, docked 15 points

and banned co-owners Dattaraj Salgaocar and Shrinivas Dempo for three and two years respectively for boycotting the ISL final prize distribution ceremony and “bringing the league into disrepute”. The FC Goa co-owners were adjudged to have decided to boycott the prize distribution ceremony even before the alleged assault of Chennaiyin FC captain Elano Blumer on Dattaraj. The ISL Regulator y Commission took the decisions after the conclusion of the hearings in Mumbai relating to the controversy surrounding the scuffle between Chennaiyin FC’s Brazillian marquee player Elano Blumer and FC Goa officials after the ISL second season final in Margao in December last.

Davis Cup quarter-final

London, Jul 14 (Agencies): Wimbledon champion Andy Murray will miss Britain’s Davis Cup quarter-final clash against Serbia with captain Leon Smith naming Kyle Edmund and James Ward as his two singles players on Wednesday. Murray was instrumental in helping Britain to their first Davis Cup victory for 79 years last November, but had suggested it was unlikely he would feature against Serbia, who are also missing their talisman Novak Djokovic. In the doubles, Andy’s brother Jamie, ranked fifth in the world, will partner doubles specialist Dominic Inglot. “This date is a real nightmare for everybody, not just

India start favourites against Korea in Davis Cup tie

Indian tennis players Leander Paes and Vishnu at a practice session in Chandigarh on Thursday ahead of the Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Group-I tie against South Korea. PTI

Chandigarh, Jul 14 (PTI): Beset by injuries to singles players and ‘mistrust’ between the Rio-bound doubles players, India would expect young Ramkumar Ramanathan and Saketh Myneni to rise to the occasion when they face Korea in the Asia/Oceania Group I Davis Cup tie, starting here tomorrow. The 21-year-old Ramkumar will make his Davis Cup debut for the country as Yuki Bhambri and Somdev Devvarman are nursing their respective injuries. The Chennai lad’s game is full of energy, passion and sharp strokes, especially his forehand, but lack of consistency has not taken him far on the Tour. This is the moment for him to enhance his reputation by winning Davis Cup matches for the country. He has won a few tough for him (Andy Murray), be- matches, lost a few close concause it’s not easy to change surface again,” Smith told reporters. “I was hopeful last week that he would play but then he goes and wins Wimbledon and has Olympics and U.S. Open coming up and I hope he does well there also. As a team we are all delighted for him. “I hope he comes out Thursday or Friday to support the team.” World number 73 Daniel Evans, who was named in the initial squad, also missed out due to personal issues and a shoulder injury. Murray has committed to playing at the 2016 Rio Olympics, where he will look to defend his title.

Verdict on FC Goa ISL fiasco next week Murray to miss Britain’s

New Delhi, Jul 14 (PTI): Former Chief Justice of Bombay High Court, Kshitij Vyas, will pronounce his verdict next week on FSDL and FC Goa’s appeal against sanctions imposed on them by ISL’s Regulatory Commission for boycotting the prize distribution ceremony following last edition’s final. Football Sports Development Limited (FSDL) is a joint venture between IMGReliance and Star India. “Honourable former Chief Justice of Bombay High Court Mr Kshitij Vyas, acting as the independent jury member of the ISL Appeals Panel will pronounce the decision on the appeals made by FSDL & FC Goa next week,” the Indian Super League said in a statement. It added, “FSDL had

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tests and is good enough to pull it off together with Myneni against the Koreans, who have landed without their best player, Hyeon Chung, ranked 107 now but was career-best 51 last year. In his absence the bestranked player in Korean camp is Seong-chan Hong, who is placed as low as 427 in the ATP singles list. Yong-Kyu Lim (626), Yunseong Chung (628) and Hong Chung (655) are the other players in the side. This line-up is not likely to trouble India who have far more experienced players in the squad. Myneni now has played three ties and has lost only one doubles match. Myneni, though, has been troubled by a shoulder injury recently and it is crucial for the hosts that he remains physically fit. He has the game required to win matches in this tie. Expectations while representing the nation can create a

lot of pressure in the head but both Ramkumar and Myneni have the chance to deliver now. They are not up against a formidable rival and have home advantage plus the fan support. Grass is not the surface players from either side prefer but India chose to host this tie on grass as it is akin to an alien turf for the Koreans. It gives advantage to the Indians, who are more experienced as far as the surface is concerned. But it is not a good advertisement for the game in the country as India have not chosen hard courts to play despite the fact that their own players are more comfortable on that. And also that they are up against a side which has come with players who are either in 400s or 600s in the ATP ranking list. It’s true that India must have had Hyeon Chung in mind when it made the choice, but it still is a strange selection.

No female Mo Farah, Schippers to hone Rio readiness in Monaco physiotherapist for women wrestlers

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MONACO, Jul 14 (Agencies): Mo Farah and Dafne Schippers, arguably Europe’s two biggest track stars, will hone their Olympic preparations with what promises to be two testing outings at Friday’s Monaco Diamond League. Farah, reigning Olympic gold medallist in the 5000m and 10,000m and defending two-time world champion in both events, will warm up for Rio, just three weeks away, with some speed work over 1500m. It is an event he has run before, famously setting a European record of 3:28.81 in 2013. Farah clocked 3:28.93 to finish fourth in the event at last year’s meeting and another fast time looks a certainty as he goes up against the top Kenyan trio of three-time world 1500m champion Asbel Kiprop, world silver medallist Elijah Manangoi and Ronald Kwemoi. Kiprop’s winning time last season made him the third fastest man over the distance, with just Morocco’s Hicham El Guerrouj and American Bernard Lagat, then running for Kenya, having gone faster. Also in the field at the

Stade Louis II this Friday are Algeria’s Olympic champion Taoufik Makhloufi, Morocco’s Olympic and world bronze medallist Abdalaati Iguider (respectively seventh and eighth fastest ever) and Norway’s Ingebrigtsen brothers Filip, who recently won the European title, and Henrik, who claimed European bronze in Amsterdam last week. Schippers claimed two golds on her home track in the Netherlands as she wowed her Dutch fans by scorching to the 100m title and running a second leg that ensured victory for the 4x100m relay team. “It’s a very good time and a national record. Now we are ready for more, for Rio. We always want more,” Schippers said after the Dutch team won the relay in 42.04 seconds. She did not race the 200m, the event she won at last year’s Beijing world championships in a third-fastest time ever of 21.63sec. Schippers will compete in the 100m in Monaco and will face stiff opposition from American Tianna Bartoletta, the reigning world long jump champion who will also compete in the 100m at Rio.

New Delhi, Jul 14 (Agencies): In a strange move by the Sports Authority of India (SAI), provision for just one physio was made for India’s Rio-bound male and female wrestlers. According to a report in the Times of India, all of India’s eight wrestlers - 5 men and 3 women - will be taken care of by Brajesh Kumar. At the moment, three physios are present at Indian contingent’s training sessions. Kumar and Dhirendra Pratap are the physio’s for the men’s team, while Rucha Kashalkar looks after the women. “We girls would be more comfortable having a female physiotherapist with us in Rio. The current physio -Rucha -has been with us for a significant period of time and the best part is that she devotes all her time to the women wrestlers. In a tournament of the stature of Olympics, it’s important that the women wrestlers have a dedicated physio for them,” Vinesh Phogat told the newspaper. Vinesh, her cousin Babita Kumari and Sakshi Malik are part of the Indian women’s team for Rio. Never before have three women wrestlers represented India at the Olympics. The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) has now written to SAI and Union sports ministry for a female physiotherapist for the team. “A separate physio is always dedicated to the women’s wrestling team for various other tournaments we go to. Considering the significance of Olympics, the women’s team having its own physio is essential,’’ said Kuldeep Malik, the national women’s wrestling coach.

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