July 22, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 226

DIMAPUR, saturday, july 22, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

I-T has detected Rs 19,000 cr black money, says Jaitley

Lukaku, Rashford score as Man Utd blank City 2-0

Will never visit ‘lousy’ United States: Duterte

business, Page 8

sports, Page 11

international, Page 9

TR Zeliang wins trust vote 47-11

Correspondent

Kohima, Jul 21(NPN): Between numbers and legality, the crisis within NPF legislature wing, which had spilled over to Raj Bhavan, the High Court and finally at the Legislative Assembly, ended when numbers prevailed to give chief minister T.R. Zeliang victory by 47-11 on July 21, 2017 but under controversial circumstances. The 47 included--36 NPF, 7 Independent and 4 BJP. The 11 included 10 NPF and 1 Independent.

One seat remains vacant.

The house had earlier met on July 19 for a vote of confidence but it did not take place as deposed chief minister Dr.Shürhozelie Liezietsü and eleven loyalists did not turn up.

After chief minister T.R.Zeliang moved the confidence motion, nine out of eleven loyalists of NPF party president Dr.Shürhozelie Liezietsü attacked the manner in which the Speaker recognised appointment of T.R.Zeliang as Chief Whip and issuing a notification. They also raised issues about the legality of the motion moved by Zeliang as he no longer was NPF member

after his expulsion on July 19,2017.

In the July 21 session, there were two NPF WhipsKiyanilie and T.R.Zeliang and two leaders of the House- T.R.Zeliang and Kuzholuzo(Azo)Neinu, while T.R.Zeliang was expelled from NPF. Spearheading the attack, former Speaker Chotisuh Sazo asked Speaker Dr. Imtiwapang Aier when was NPF Chief Whip Kiyanilie Peseyie removed as the Whip and under what rule?.

It may be mentioned that a Whip is only appointed by the party and this is officially notified in the gazette by the Assembly Secretariat. Kiyanilie was officially appointed by the NPF party on November 14,2014 and notified by the NLA on November 15,2014.

Sazo also did not spare the Governor P.B. Acharya whom he accused of violating rules governing conduct of the house under the constitution of India especially summoning the house on Wednesday.

He also said the Governor violated the convention by summoning the house within two days . He explained that as per rules of

procedure and conduct of business, no assembly business is ever conducted on a Wednesday as it has always been a non-transaction day for the state assembly as well as Parliament. Also, as per convention, he said at least three days time was given to members for attending the assembly.

He also disclosed even on the day of the session, none from among the 11 MLAs had received any official intimation about the July 21 session summoned by the Governor. He said the “undue haste in summoning the assembly was partisan and unconstitutional.”

Sazo described the dismissal of chief minister Dr. Shürhozlie by the Governor on July 19 on the day of the court verdict, as “unfair, undemocratic, arbitrary and lacking logic” and for which he opposed the motion for confidence moved by chief minister T.R.Zeliang. Also taking part, Yitachu said Zeliang could not move a no confidence motion against his own party chief minister so resorted to all unconstitutional means—“to do indirectly what he could not be done directly”.

(Cont’d on p-8)

NPF youth wing holds beef feast in Kma

People attending beef feast in Kohima on Friday. (NP)

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 21 (NPN): To mark severance of ties with BJP in the state, the NPF youth wing central organized beef feast at State Academy Hall, near NPF Headquarters here Friday afternoon. Hundreds of NPF party men, supporters, public and passersby joined the beef feast.

In a letter addressed to the state governor, the NPF youth wing president, Vihoshe N. Swu, and working

NH-29 road restored

KOHIMA, JUL 21 (NPN): Kohima-Dimapur NH-29, which was cut following major landslide at Kiruphema village has been restored.

The road was restored after mass social work by Angami Youth Organisation and Kiruphema village youth .

This is it!

“They’re busy with mobiles for ongoing political development and not files for economic development.”

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president, Bendang Longkumer, invited him to the event, saying the feast was to celebrate “your latest political coup, and to mark the severance of ties with your political party the BJP”.

NPF youth wing accused the governor of breaking all democratic norms and installing BJP-friendly government in the state.

It stated that governor, who was supposed to be apolitical and stay away from politics, has been acting as the leader of the dissident

NPF group. Further, the youth wing alleged that the governor turned a blind eye to a monumental travesty of democracy where a member of the assembly, who was expelled from the NPF for a period of six years, was accepted as the chief whip of the very party from which he has been expelled.

It also reminded the governor that the official whip of the NPF, recognised by him since 2014 and had effect on February 5, 2015 when the then chief minister called for a vote of confidence, continued to be the sole and authorised whip of the NPF. M e n aw h i l e, N P F working president Huskha Yepthomi said since chief minister, T.R. Zeliang has been expelled from the NPF party and had nothing to do with the party, he had no right to talk about the NPF inside the house or outside.

(Cont’d on p-8)

TR Zeliang responds

Don’t protect vigilantism: SC to Centre, states

NEW DELHI, JUL 21 (PTI): The Supreme Court Friday asked the Centre and the states not to protect any kind of vigilantism and sought their response on violent incidents of cow vigilantism. A bench headed

by Justice Dipak Misra was informed by the Centre that law and order is a state subject but it does not support any kind of vigilantism in the country.

“You say that law and order is a state subject and states are taking actions as per law. You don’t protect any kind of vigilantism,” the bench, also comprising A M Khanwilkar and MM Shantanagoudar, said.

It also sought the assistance of the Centre and states for removing violent content related to cow vigilantism uploaded on social media. “Law and order is a state subject and Central government does not have any role into it. However, Union of India is of the view that no vigilante group has any space in the country as per procedures of law. It does not support any kind of vigilantism by private persons,” Solicitor General (Cont’d on p-8) Ranjit Kumar said.

Responding to the questions raised by the legislators opposed to him, chief minister, T.R Zeliang reminded them that “a minority group cannot run the government.” He further pointed out that nowhere in the NPF party’s Constitution has been mentioned about the procedure of appointing the Chief Whip by the Party by the president.

While making it known that the word “whip” has not been mentioned in the NPF constitution, Zeliang demanded to know under which para, clause was the NPF president authorized to appoint the whip.

Zeliang clarified that he was elected as the NPF legislature party leader on May 17, 2014 and since then no NPF legislator was elected as the legislature party leader even after he resigned as CM on February 19. Zeliang however said that he never resigned as the legislature party leader. On the issue of being expelled from the party, Zeliang said even though he was expelled, he will still continue to be an NPF legislator in the house

NPF expels 19 MLAs from party and suspends 10 others D IMA P U R , J UL 2 1 (NPN): In another political development, NPF’s crisis further deepened on Friday after 19 legislators were expelled from the party “indefinitely” and another 10 legislators suspended from the party with immediate effect.

NPF working presidents-- Huskha Yepthomi and Apong Pongener in the order stated that based on the recommendation of the Disciplinary Action Committee (DAC), the following legislators were expelled from the party indefinitely.

(See Table) The order stated that the DAC, during its meeting on July 21, re-examined the activities of the 19 members and found that they had directly violated the Constitution of the NPF by demanding the resignation of the NPF president without any basis. They also violated the party Constitution by defying the Whip on the floor of the house on July 21, 2017.

The listed members have been expelled since the party has come to the conclusion that the members were involved in anti-party activities and singularly aimed at

EXPELLED Noke Wangnao Y. Patton, C. Kipili Sangtam G. Kaito Aye Imkong L. Imchen Deo Nukhu Dr. Benjongliba Aier Shetoyi, Khekaho Assumi Naiba Konyak Nuklutoshi Dr. Longriniken Phowang Er. Kropol C.M. Chang S. Pangnyu Phom Tokheho Yepthomi Merentoshi Jamir Imtikumzuk.

SUSPENDED C. Apok Jamir Pukhayi Eshak Konyak, Tovihoto, SI Jamir Zhaleo Rio Namri Nchang, Neiba Kronu, Neiliesalie Nicky Kire Neiphrezo Keditsu. dividing the party, the order stated. Altogether the party has now expelled 20 legislators including T.R. Zeliang.

Suspension: Further, in another order, NPF work-

ing presidents-- Huskha Yepthomi and Apong Pongener also informed that the based on the DAC’s recommendation, the NPF president has suspended the primary and active membership of 10 legislators.

In the order, NPF stated that the 10 members (See Table) who were party to the resolution of the legislator party of NPF and the CEC to support the bye-election of the party president, had indulged in activities against the bye-election by demanding the resignation of Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu as the chief minister.

It said that the following members had also directly challenged the NPF constitution by demanding the resignation of the party president, saying it was “a clear case of anti-party activities.” NPF said that the members had also violated the party’s constitution by going against the party whip on the floor of the house on July 21, 2017.

With this only five NPF legislators (excluding Speaker) in support of T.R. Zeliang has been spared by the party.

ZOAN reacts DIMAPUR, JUL 21 (NPN): Zeliang Officers’ Association Nagaland (ZOAN) has expressed pain at the statement of ASTD president, Supu Jamir that anybody except T.R. Zeliang was acceptable as chief minister.

ZOAN secretary, Dr. Hiabe Zeliang, ZOAN said it appeared to be like a politically motivated statement not expected from a responsible organisation like ASTD. He said T.R.Zeliang returned as CM after fulfilling all norms with overwhelming support of MLAs including 11 Ao MLAs. ZOAN said there has been no history of sore relationship between Aos and Zeliangs since time immemorial and such a statement by “few vested interest persons like Supu Jamir” could incite the sentiments of the peace loving people. ZOAN advised ASTD to refrain from using “provoking statement”, which could damage cordial relationship that Zeliangs and the Aos enjoy.

Flood relief camp setup at DDSC stadium D IMA P U R , J UL 2 1 (NPN): To address the flood situation in Dimapur, the district administration has designated DDSC Stadium, Gologhat Road as relief camp for flood victims.

According to an official bulletin, the Dimapur District Incident Response System (IRS) has been formed with DC Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, as the RO and ADC Dimapur, Sara Jamir, as the incident commander. IRS structure had been divided into operation sector, transport branch, logistics and shelter unit, food unit, medical unit and evacuation unit. Officers from various departments and DDMA members have been assigned to take care of their respective units. DC Dimapur has directed all the sections for setting up specific units immediately.

IRS team led by ADC Dimapur, Sara Jamir, also

visited various flood affected areas and food stuff and offered monetary assistance. Ekhoyan (Domokhia) Rs. 84,000, Naharbari Rs. 50,000, Toulozhuma Rs. 50,000, Nepali Kashiram Rs. 40,000, Thahekhu Block VII Rs. 50,000, Thahekhu village Rs. 50,000, Kushiabill Rs. 50,000 and Seithiekema Rs.50,000. It was informed that remaining affected areas would be paid on July 23.

Food unit of Dimapur district Incident Response System (IRS) distributed food items including rice, dal, potatoes, salt and mineral water to the displaced people camped at Naharbari and Ekhyo Yan (Domokhia) July21, 2017. The 32 Assam Rifles also distributed food packets to the flood affected victims at Ekhyo Yan. Meanwhile, DC Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, has informed all responsible

public/NGOs to contact SDO (C) Nyempo Wallim (9612921898) and EAC (8575872575) at the emergency centre (EOC) for any assistance/donations towards the flood victims.

DC also notified that safe drinking water facilities would be available at DDSC Stadium from 10am onwards for flood affected people. Similar facilities would also be available at Burma camp and Dhobinala on July 22 from 7am to 8:30am In this regard, DC has informed all concern to report to designated locations for delivery of services in providing safe drinking water: police/home guard &DC at DDSC Stadium (10am), 173rd Bn CRPF at Burma Camp (7am to 8:30am) and 32 Assam Rifles at Dhobinalla (7am to 8:30am).

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DEF Kiphire organises ‘know your police’

Students inspect displayed items on Friday at DEF Kiphire. (NP) Correspondent

KIPHIRE, JUL 21 (NPN): As part of its rising day, District Executive Force (DEF) Kiphire on Friday organised “know your police” at the conference hall of deputy commissioner Kiphire by displaying weapons for more than

2000 students and citizens of Kiphire town.

The main objective of the display was to let the students and citizens know more about police and to encourage the students to put more effort in achieving their goals.

During the visit, the DEF gave an introduction

and orientation to all the visitors on the structures and functions of different units/branches in the state police department.

Notice with detail information of DEF, NAP, IRB, INT, Traffic, Women cell and DCRB, weapon and equipments were also displayed.

Superintendent of Police (SP) Kiphire, Ben Longkumer, said such programme would give an opportunity to the people to know the police. He said with such exposure would enable the public to understand and be educated about the police personnel.

The SP also informed that the as part of the unit rising day scheduled to be held on July 29, a month long programmes are being organised. He said programmes like awareness on HIV & AIDS, family welfare exhibition cum sales, career guidance, quiz competition and drawing competition have been organised.

Mass social work, durbar and felicitation, guard of honour, 29th volleyball, tug of war, mini Olympic, singing competition lucky dip and feast would be held in the ongoing month long observation.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, july 22, 2017

Non-functional libraries in Kma, Peren to be delisted DIMAPUR: All registered rural libraries under Art and Culture department under Kohima and Peren districts that are non-functional would be delisted after physical verification.

In a press note, district cultural officer Kohima Nagaland, Peihau Nsarangbe, stated that the order as per the directive from the head office.

It said verification would be carried out by the office at the earliest.

It has informed that records would be checked and those libraries who have not collected books for the last three years would be delisted without further information. Libraries yet to collect the books have been asked to do the same at the earliest.

DCO has also directed all registered rural libraries to put up signboards outside their library complex for easy identification by the public.

It has informed that the following persons could be contact for information and coordination, Mapeudibe DCO at 9615600100 (Zeliang area), Haichenlo ARO at 8794828125 (Rengma area) and Kikhruyalie ARO at 8794653074 (Angami area).

news in brief DNYF emergency meeting: Dimapur Naga Youth Front (DNYF) has convened eemgency meeting on July 22 at 11 a.m. at Tourist Lodge Dimapur. DNYF has asked all the frontal bodies to attend the meeting.

VCCU, Bhandari block general meeting: Village Council Chairman Union (VCCU), Bhandari block has convened general meeting on July 26 at 11 a.m. at town hall, Bhandari town. All stakeholders have been requested to attend the meeting.

GEF meeting: Gorkha Elders Forum (GEF) has convened a meeting on July 23 at 1 p.m. at Durga Mandir, Purana Bazaar. All executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

DC Dimapur directs BLOs: In view of the ongoing revision of electoral roll, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur has directed all BLOs to carry out revision exercise diligently as per the prescribed guidelines and direction issued by ECI and DC office. All village council chairmen, GBs in rural areas and ward authority/GBs in Urban areas have been directed to extend all possible

help/assistance to BLOs in revision exercise dutifully.

ZTYO mass social work; grateful: Zunheboto Town Youth Organization (ZTYO) collaboration with the district administration to promote clean environment would be organising a mass social work on July 29 at 5:50 a.m. at Zunheboto town.

All citizens have been requested to render their voluntary service for the betterment of the town. ZTYO has thanked and appreciated volunteers who are clearing roads, and helping smooth flow of traffic at landslide affected area at Peducha. ZTYO lauded the volunteers for their valuable yeoman service to the society.

HSCMC organise health awareness prog: Health Sub-Centre Management Committee (HSCMC) under Nagaland Health Project (NHP) organised a health awareness programme on July 20 at Panchayat Hall Gaili. ANM Bendangnaro spoke on the topic ANC/PNC, the program was chaired by HSCMC chairman, Lungsi Haikube, and invocation by Gaili Baptist Church, Associate Pastor, Tsirai. Altogether 70 members attended the programme.

Organisations condemn July 17 murder in Wokha Kohima police recover stolen motorcycle secretary, Zujanbemo Lotha stated that the village council has expelled the alleged accused Lirhonthung Murry and Lolanbeni Murry of Wokha village C-Khel from the village as per the customary law with effect from July 21.

WVC stated that it would not remain as a silent spectator on any illegal or criminal activities which defame the good image of the village. It condemned the act as “inhuman and barbaric and added that such act cannot be accepted in this modern Christian society. The council has also urged the law enforcing agency to award buffeting punishment to the culprits

according to the provision of the law. Meanwhile, the organisations have conveyed condolence to the bereaved family members and prayed that the almighty God grant them strength and peace during this time of pain and sorrow.

LEWT and LEEWT: Longsachung Ekhung Wokha Town (LEWT) and Longsachung Eloe Ekhung Wokha Town (LEEWT) have strongly condemned the barbaric and gruesome murder of its bonafide member. In a joint condemnation note by LEWT chairman, Benthungo Yanthan and LEEWT chairperson, Yanbeni Lotha have requested the concern authority to

award befitting punishment to both the accused as per the law of the land and not to grant bail to both the accused observing the gravity of the crime. The unions further extended deepest condolences and sympathy to the bereaved families.

VCCU Bhandari block: Village Council Chairman Union (VCCU) Bhandari block has strongly condemned the heinous crime. In a coneminaiton note, VCCU Bhandari block president, N. Sorenthung Tsopoe stated that such savage act has no place in today’s civilized society.

VCCU has also urged upon law enforcing agencies to punish the culprit as per the

law without any bias, fear and favour. The union has also conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

LSU and LEH: Lotha Students Union (LSU) and Lotha Eloe hoho (LEH) have strongly condemned the inhuman and barbaric act. In a condemnation note, LSU president, Lipemo M Tsopoe and LEH president, Mhonchumi Lotha have appealed to the law enforcement agencies to investigate the case seriously and serve a befitting punishment as per the law. The unions have also conveyed deepest condolences to the bereaved family.

Mkg district BS&GA organises quiz competition

TTBC organises camp & seminar

Mokokchung District BS&GA after the programme on Friday. (NP) Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, JUL 21 (NPN): Mokokchung District Bharat Scouts & Guides Association (BS&GA) held

its first quize competition on Friday at Mokokchung Youth Resources & Sports Conference Hal on the theme “be prepared” under the guidance of BSG

president & deputy commissioner, Mokokchung, Sushil Kumar Patel. Students from seven schools partook in the competition wherein Kibovi and Shipongrenla (GMHS)

were declared the winners while Amongba and Merenjungla (GMS, Sumi) and Roseline and Chengmye (GMS, Pongentula) were declared first and second runners up respectively. The quiz masters were, ADOC (G) Sentimenla and AM Moanuchet, while the time keeper was SM Burtoshi and recorder SM Samuel. Short speeches were also delivered the DC Sushil Kumar, D.S, BSG & SDEO, R Asenla and VP, BSG, L Alem. The inaugural programme was chaired by DOC (G). Tovili Wati.

DLSAs organise programmes for children, DBs & GBs

Students partake in ZDLSA easy competition.

DIMAPUR: Zunheboto District Legal Services Authority (ZDLSA) and Peren District Legal Services Authority (PDLSA) separately organised legal awareness programme for children and workshop for Dobashis (DBs) and Gaon Buras (GBs) on Friday.

ZDLSA: Zunheboto Legal Services Authority conducted legal awareness programme on Child Friendly Legal Services Scheme (NALSA Scheme 2015) cum essay competition on fundamental rights and duties at Government Higher Secondary School Zunheboto.

While giving an introduction on child friendly legal services scheme (NALSA Scheme 2015), panel lawyer ZDLSA, Easter H. Yepthomi, dwelled on the categories of child rights and constitutional provisions.

Legal cum probation officer DCPU Zunheboto, Khetoholi J. Yeputhomi spoke on Juvenile Justice Act, POCSO Act and Prohibition of child labour.

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DIMAPUR: Three-day youth camp and capacity building program for the women of Yonghong village was organised by Tobu Town Baptist Church (TTBC) youth department from July 14 to 16.

Resource person for the camp was AEO Tobu, A. Bejem Konyak, youth director TTBC, Angao Ngunglim was the speaker and TTBC youth department, Ampe Konyak was the camp director. In the camp, youths were briefed on various topics like journey to addiction, growing in faith with God, early marriage and education while women were imparted various topics like importance of economic independence & family management, responsibility of women in social changes, health and sanitation.

DIMAPUR: Kohima police has informed that one person identified as Atoka Sukhalu (23) son of Kahoshe Sukhalu of Sukhalu village, Zunheboto and presently residing at Khehokhu 4th Mile, Dimapur was arrested with a stolen motorcycle.

According to subdivisional police officer (South) & PRO, Kohima, Atu Zumvu, Chiephobozou police station recieved information that a motorcycle (NL10/9190-Discover) belonging to department of Agriculture, Nagaland was stolen while parked on the road between Peducha-

Atoka Sukhalu Chiedima road on July 13.

Kohima police PRO said a motorcycle without a number plate approached Chiephobozou police check gate and when signaled to stop, spend away. After a hot

chase, PRO said the rider was arrested along with the stolen motorcycle.

Police said investigation revealed that the arrested person was involved in earlier motorcycle theft cases so based on his revelation, an unnumbered red colour TVS Motorbike reported stolen from 3rd Mile, Dimapur bearing engine No. AF1GA1285505, chasis No. MD625NF14AIG51291 was recovered. PRO has asked the rightful owner to claim the recovered TVS Motorbike along with the relevant documents in original from Chiephobozou PS and contact at 8575045506.

Dimapur police issue crime report

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Police has informed that in separate incidents, Dimapur police have seized a huge consignment of illegal liquor from one truck (AS-01 CC 2993) with approximately 1000 cases of assorted IMFL from LRC Colony, Dimapur on July 13.

A press note by additional deputy commissioner of police/PRO stated in this connection, one Kailash Sahu, son of Radha Sahu of Kalibarihabi, Udalguri has been arrested.

On July 16, PRO said a truck (NL-05G 0409) was intercepted at 7th Mile area, Dimapur and 30 cases of assorted IMFL was seized, which was found concealed among other goods. In this connection, one Jalaluddin, son of late Nurzul Islam of Lahorijan, Assam has been arrested.

The AET of Dimapur Police arrested one Bipon Deb, son of Shanto of Khatikora and, present resident of Thahekhu village, Dimapur on July 12, when he was trying to extort money from business establishment at NL Road, Dimapur. Money in cash and leaflets of NNC (PCN) were also seized from his possession.

Similarly on July 13, Dimapur police arrested one Aghato, son of Tovishe of Zutovi village, Dimapur in connection to a theft of a Motorcycle from Zutovi village

on July 12. Dimapur Police also arrested one Viloto Sumi, son of late Nihoto Kiba, resident of Supply Colony, Dimapur on July 15. The accused was involved in stealing a Scooty from Hotel Pink City, Dimapur on July 14. The stolen scooty was also seized from his possession.

One Vikugha Awomi, son of Johovi Awomi, resident of Notun Bosti, Dimapur was arrested from Railway Colony, Dimapur on July 17 for stealing and being in possession of a Motorcycle reported stolen on June 4.

On July 13, the 32 Assam Rifles produced before the Sub Urban Police Station, Dimapur approximately 330 Kgs of contraband ganja found packed in 21 different packets. The contraband was seized from the possession of one Joypaul Poumai, son of Sani Poumai of Lau village, Senapati when his vehicle bearing registration NL-02C 9625 was intercepted at Diezephe village, Dimapur.

Dimapur Police arrested one Dhan Bahadur, son of Bhim Bahadur of Senapati, Manipur after his vehicle bearing registration NL-05C 0611 was intercepted at Super Market area, Dimapur on July 17, loaded with approximately 100 Kgs of contraband Ganja packed in 10 packets.

Section of GBs, DBs at PDLSA workshop.

She appraised on the procedures for reporting crimes against juvenile and the remedial measures available for juvenile. Khetoholi also highlighted on the initiatives taken by the Child Welfare Committee Zunheboto for rehabilitation of juveniles in conflict with law and protection of juvenile in need of care and protection.

Altogether 15 students participated in the essay competition, where Ily Awomi, Hito N Yeptho and Mughalika were adjudged first place, second place and third place respectively.

The programme was attended by class 11 and 12 students and teaching faculty of GHSS Zunheboto. Legal literary booklets were also distributed to the participants.

PDLSA: Peren District Legal Services Authority organised workshop for Dobashis (DBs) and Gaon Buras (GBs) at town hall Jalukie.

Keynote address and introduction was delivered by chief judicial magistrate

and secretary PDLSA, Somet Chang while master trainers, Limasenla Longkumer and Esther Aye spoke on welfare scheme and NALSA schemes, 2015 and Nagaland Village Council Act and Rules for Administration of Justice of Police in Nagaland respectively. The programme was chaired by Retainer Lawyer, Asungbe.

On the same day, PDLSA also organised a programme on child friendly legal services at St. Xavier College Conference Hall Jalukie town.

Somet Chang delivered the keynote address and introduction while master trainers, Limasenla Longkumer and Esther Aye spoke on Child Friendly Legal Services to Children and their Protection Scheme 2015 and Juvenile Justice Act and The Protection of Children from Sexual Offenses Act (POCSO) 2012 respectively. The programme was chaired by APP Peren, ItalangRamlia.

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DIMAPUR: Several organisations have condemned the murder of one Enibemo Ezung son of Yenronthung Ezung of Longsachung village, a government teacher, allegedly by Lirhonthung Murry son of Khumkho Murry of Wokha village on July 17.

WVC, EHWV, WVSO, WVYO: Wokha Village council (WVC), Eloe Hoho Wokha village (EHWV), Wokha Village Student’s Organization (WVSO) and Wokha Village Youth Organization (WVYO) have vehemently condemned the murder.

In a condemnation note, WVC, chairman, Yanphamo Tungoe and

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nagalandpost.com Poll Q.:Is the Indo-China border along Bhutan likely to flare up?

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WEATHER FORECAST July 22

(Temperature in ÂşC)

Max Min

Agartala A thunderstorms in the area

31 29

Aizawl

Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 27 24

Guwahati A morning thunderstorm or two 32 30 Imphal

A thunderstorms or two

28 25

Itanagar Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 31 27 Shillong Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 25 21 Kohima

A thunderstorms in the spots 25 22

Dimapur A thunderstorms in the spots 31 28 Mkg

A couple of Thunderstorm

Tuensang A shower or t-storm in spots Wokha

Relief extented to flood victims in Dimapur

27 24 21 19

Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 26 27

Zunheboto Couple of thunderstorms

24 21

PBSC distributes relief to flood affected people. (NP) DIMAPUR, JUL 21 (NPN): Besides the state government, many civil society organisations have come forward to extend assistance to people affected by flood in Dimapur district due to incessant rain in the past few days.

PBSC: Purana Bazar Sumi Council (PBSC) Dimapur on Friday handed over emergency relief to more than 130 families living in and around Purana Bazar Dimapur, who were affected by the heavy storm. The council has further appealed the concern authority to intervene and provide all necessary assistance to the flood affected people within its jurisdiction. (Staff Reporter) IRCS Dimapur: Indian Red Cross Society, Dimapur District Branch provided relief to the flood victims of the Zeliangrong Colony, Dimapur on Friday, Members of IRCS Di-

HASSU appeals for rectification of NEET selection & allocation DIMAPUR: Highway Area Sumi Students Union (HASSU) has appealed Technical Education Department Kohima, Nagaland to rectify the selection and allocation systems of MBBS and BDS seats of the recently conducted National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET).

In a press note, HASSU president, A Kughato Achumi and education and statistical secretary, Nikaho K Kiba, stated that the selection and allocation of seats should be purely done on the basis of merit and not through special reservation or quota.

HASSU pointed out that special reservation or quota should not be implemented by the department since the Central Government and Central Board of School Education (CBSE) has already allotted the seats and made an arrangement of quotas considering

Nagaland state as minority in general.

The student body said the question of special reservation or quota to only some particular tribe and community was purely an absurd allocation.

HASSU said giving both merit and special privilege only to some section of tribe or community depriving the other merit student from “forward tribes was purely bias�.

Extending support to aggrieved merit MBBS and BDS students, HASSU has asked the department to be transparent in selection system alleging that there are “severe lapses� on the part of the government.

The union stated that it would fight tooth and nail and would take its own course if the government do not look into the matter seriously and rectify the selection and allocation of seats.

mapur branch was led by its vice chairman, Ajay Sethi and honorary Secretary K K Paul. IRCS members Ajit Sethi, Kishore Das, village chairman Heling Zeliang and youth club members were also present.

32 AR: 32 Assam Rifles under aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) on Friday provided meal to flood victims at flood relief camp, Government Middle School, Ekhoyan village, Dimapur. A total of 120 people in the camp were provided packed meals and water.

BJP Dimapur unit appeals

BJP Dimapur district unit has appealed to all the concern departments of government of Nagaland to look after the present problems and hardships faced by the people of Dimapur due to flash flood that has rendered many people homeless and displaced. The union also

Relief by Dimapur district administration at Ekhoyan village. 32 Assam Rifles distributes food to flood affected people.

expressed concern over the deplorable road conditions, poor drainage system, weak bridges which are on the verge of collapsing.

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unit has appealed the district administration to provide assistance to homeless people whose houses were destroyed in recent flash flood.

CMO Dimapur action plan for medical coverage

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Niu Colony Burma Camp, GBs and council members have requested the Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur to grant “calamity relief � to 51 affected households in the colony. In a press note, Niu Colony Burma Camp, GB Hozka K Awomi, said the GBs and council members of the colony appreciate the DC Dimapur for deploying officials and DBs for flood assessment in the colony on July 19. It stated that the affected persons are hopeful that the government would grant “calamity relief � to redress their grievances to some extent.

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Dimapur Police has informed that on July 19, one Dipak Kumar Choudhury, son of Ramsagar Choudhury of Rajepur, Bihar, resident of Dhobinallah, Dimapur was electrocuted while trying to move away an inverter from his flood-affected house.

A press note by additional deputy commissioner of police/PRO stated that in a similar case, one Sunil Kumar Singh, son of Jawahan Singh of Sohana, Bihar and resident of Ura Colony Dimapur was electrocuted while collecting his belongings from the flood-affected house on July 20.

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NSCB meet discuss DAP & other agendas DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Cooperative Bank (NSCB) 284th meeting of board of directors was held on Friday at the conference hall of Hotel Lake Shilloi, Dimapur with vice chairman of the bank, Kekhwengulo Lea as the chairperson of the meeting.

In a press note, NSCB general manager (admn & vigilance), Lipoktuba Aier stated a meeting with the branch heads of 21 branches spread across the state was held in the backdrop of a robust DAP for 2017-2018 which was being planned projecting a profit of Rs.1600 lakh as on March 31, 2018 with a growth target of 91.12 % over 2016-17.

The release stated the senior executives of the bank discussed and reviewed Developmental Action Plan (DAP) 2017-18 with reference to the achievement during the 1st quarter ending June 30, 2017.

It stated that during the quarter under review,

bank has achieved an overall growth of 9.88% on deposits with a growth of 12.54% on CASA deposits.

The release said the growth on loans and advance was achieved at 15.66% during the quarter with an elevated CD ratio of 64.76%. The bank has earned income from interest on loans and advances, to the tune of Rs 1187.33 lakh, from investment Rs 74.45 lakh and others Rs.9.96 lakh culminating to a gross income receipt of Rs.1271.74 lakh.

The bank has incurred an expenditure of Rs.1071.27 lakh. The gross income of Rs.1271.74 lakh of the bank for the quarter after providing for total expenditure of Rs.1071.27 lakh has netted an income of Rs.200.47 lakh as on June 30, 2017.

Apart DAP, total 32 agenda items including A c t i o n Ta k e n Re p o r t (ATR) was placed in the meeting and discussed and

decision taken accordingly.

Apart from elected board of directors from all the districts and three co-opted professional Board of Directors, the meeting was attended by addl. secretary (cooperation) Nagaland, T.N.Tsanglao, joint registrar of cooperative societies, Nagaland, Lemba Chang, general manager, NABARD, RO Nagaland, S.K Dhumal and managing director of the bank as member secretary, Imtilemba Longkumer.

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DIMAPUR, JUL 21 (NPN): Zonal consultation on draft Nagaland use policy for Dimapur and Peren district was held on July 19 at Deputy Commissionerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s conference hall, Dimapur with IELO consultant Delhi, Shilpa Chohan and K

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Resource person, Shilpa while highlighting on draft land use policy stated that the state needs vision and strategy on utilization of land and its utilization.

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policy outlines 24 initiatives on land use and management.

While chairing the programme, ADC Dimapur, Sara S Jamir, said Nagaland lack land use planning and that the state need to come with such policy.

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IMPHAL, Jul 21: A police officer on Friday was injured after being hit by a stone pelted by agitating students in retaliation to police tear gas shelling.

Police resorted to tear gas shelling to control students of Churachand Singh Higher Secondary, Palace Gate (Imphal) protesting

by blocking road against transfer of their teachers.

The protesting students alleged that transfer of teachers was untimely and it was against the interest of the students.

State education department recently issued an order affecting transfer of eight teachers of the school.

Alleging transfer of

teachers is against students’ interest and it was amidst their demands for filling up shortage of teachers in their school, the students rose up and protested in front of their school by blocking the main road that passes in front of the school.

After their effor ts to resume normal traffic failed, the police resorted

Assam’s flood management prog poorly implemented: CAG

Militant with Rs 1 lakh bounty held in Manipur Correspondent

Brahmaputra was flowing above the danger level at Dibrugarh, Nimatighat, Tezpur, Goalpara and Dhubri on Sunday. are displaced and over 70 people have lost their lives, in this year alone. Floods are a natural phenomena in these areas because excessive monsoon rains cause flooding regularly, but shoddy preparedness has only made the situation worse.

“There were huge delays in completion of River Management Activities and Works related to Border Areas projects which were long term solutions for the flood problems of Assam, North Bihar and Eastern Uttar Pradesh,” the report found. “There were discrepancies in execution of works like irregular award of work, splitting of tenders, payment at higher rates.”

The CAG report evaluated 206 Flood Manage-

Clashes break out between CPI (M), BJP in Tripura Chhailengta, Jul 21 (PTI): A school teacher has been killed and five others have been injured in separate clashes between activists of the CPI (M) and BJP, police said Friday.

A CPI-M activist and a BJP supporter had a drunken brawl in the local market on Wednesday night following which CPI(M) and BJP supporters clashed in which three persons were injured, Dhalai SP Jal Singh Meena said.

On receipt of the news, a group of BJP activists started moving from Manu, about 10 km from here, to target CPI(M) activists, the SP said.

The BJP supporters were resisted by a police contingent, led by officerin-charge of Manu Police station, Panna Lal Saha.

The BJP then clashed with the police and CPI-M activists present there, in which the officer-in-charge of Manu police station and a CPI-M activist were injured. In another incident, a group of BJP activists attacked Babul Majumder, a school teacher, at Chhailengta injuring him seriously.

Majumder, who was a CPI(M) supporter, succumbed to his injuries at Kulai hospital, the district hospital of Dhalai district, yesterday.

Meanwhile, CPI(M) is observing a dawn-to-dusk bandh in Longterai subdivision today.

All markets, shops and schools and offices remained closed and vehicles did not ply. No untoward incident was reported during the bandh.

ment Programme projects, 38 flood forecasting stations, 49 River Management Activities and works related to Border Area projects and 68 large dams in 17 states and Union Territories between 2007 and 2016. They found “inordinate delays” in almost a quarter of the projects, in release of funds and ultimately completion of projects ranging from 10 months to 13 years.

In none of the 17 states were flood prone areas even assessed scientifically. After two decades of investing in telemetry systems, that provide real time data so that flood warnings can be issued, and investing of crores of rupees the government still depends on manual data, the CAG noted.

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Pon Radhakrishnan New Delhi, Jul 21 (IANS): The government has spent around Rs 19,000 crore in the last two years for strengthening road infrastructure in the north-eastern region of the country, Minster of State for Road Transport and Highways Pon

BEFORE THE BRANCH MANAGER, STATE BANK OF INDIA, ZUNHEBOTO BRANCH, ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND Affidavit of Mr. K. Shitovi Aye, Adult, S/o Late Khakhu Aye, resident of Ajiqami, House No.34, district Zunheboto : Nagaland.

I, the above named Affiant do hereby solemnly declare and state as under:1. That my real name is Mr. K. Shitovi Aye. 2. That my name Mr. K. Shitovi Aye (Real Name) is recorded in my Service Record, Aadhaar card bearing No.5046 2848 5228, PAN card bearing No.BLJPA2788A, whereas in my Saving Bank Pass Book in the State Bank of India, Zunheboto Branch, bearing A/C No.30922570899 my name is inadvertently recorded as Mr. S. Shitovi Sema, as a result there appears to be different persons, which is in fact refers to the same and one person only.

3. That the initial 'K' prefixing my name as Mr. K. Shitovi Aye stands for my father's name Late Khakhu and the word 'Aye' suffixing my name as Mr. K. Shitovi Aye stands for my Clan.

4. I FURTHER DECLARE that for the purpose of evidencing any matter I shall at all time hereafter in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever use and sign my name as Mr. K. Shitovi Aye. 5. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name as Mr. K. Shitovi Aye and affix my signature on this Affidavit this 22nd day of May 2017 6. I further state that the contents of this affidavit from paragraphs 1 to 5 of this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been conceal therein, and no part of it is false.

(Mr. K. Shitovi Aye) Deponent

NOTARY PUBLIC Regd. No. 17530/2017

Radhakrishnan said on Thursday.

O u t o f t h i s, a n investment of Rs 14,916 crore was made under the Special Accelerated Road Development Programme for North East (SARDPNE) and Rs 4,095 crore under the National Highway (Original) plan, the minister said in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha.

“The roads under SARDP-NE were approved by the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs while the development of highways under NH(O) are taken up on the basis of inter-se priority, traffic volume and availability of funds,” he said.

Dear baby Tongtitsung Longchari, Many many happy return’s of the day on your 1st birthday. May God bless you.

From, Abao, Oja and all the family members Prijacques (Jocob), From you we learned so much, including what friendship really means. We are so grateful for the day you were born. Trouble is coming in the city, because it’s your birth day and we are going to celebrate at night on the town like there’s no tomorrow ! Have a happy and fun-filled birthday, our best friend/brother.

From; Ron-dpk, Bree, Matt, Agunuo,Romeo, Asenuo,Nana, Sunep, Abeni, Alucard, Mhabeni, Hazard, Thanga, Nicole, Zak...plus all members from WhatsApp group “F.R.I.E.N.D”

Portal for online sale of steel products in Northeast

Guwahati, Jul 21 (PTI): A dedicated portal for online sale of steel products in the northeastern region was launched

by Union Minister Birender Singh on Thursday, the steel ministry said.

“Birender Singh today launched a dedicated e-portal for online sales of steel products by RINL through MSTC Metal Mandi, in north eastern region of the country,” the

Birender Singh

ministry said in a statement.

Singh said that the e-portal is an excellent example of synergy between ‘Digital India’ and ‘Make in India’ missions initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

“In Febr uar y this year, when we set up a coordination committee for pooling of resources between PSUs, we had potential for projects like this in mind. I am happy that this project is being

ULFA on massive recruitment drive in rural Assam, says NIA NEW DELHI, Jul 21 (Agencies): Banned insurgent group, United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA), has presently a strength of 400 cadres most of whom have taken shelter in Myanmar, said a chargesheet filed by the National Investigation Agency against the outfit.

The chargesheet, filed to initiate extradition proceedings against the outfit’s chairman Dr Mukul Hazarika from the UK, also states that ULFA is engaged in a “massive recruitment drive in the rural areas of Dibrugarh, Tinsukia, Sivasagar, Lakhimpur and Nalbari districts of Assam”.

The NIA has gathered strong evidence against ULFA leaders, including Mukul Hazarika alias Abhijit Asom, who regularly travelled to camps in Myan-

A video grab of Mukul Hazarika alias Abhizeet Asom. mar from London. The evidence was gathered by questioning several cadres who have seen Hazarika and identifying him through the pictures and technical evidence collected from the US on the activities of its ‘commander-in-chief ‘ Paresh Baruah.

Sources said as soon

Regd. No. 1861/17 Date : 20/07/17 AFFIDAVIT I, Smti. Vizheli, daughter of Luhei Sumi, resident of Lukikhe Achumi Colony, Aghunato Town, Zunheboto Dist, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the aforementioned address.

2. That out of oversight my name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as (i) I. Vizheli in my GPF Account Statement (ii) I. Vizheli Sumi in my SBI Bank Account and as (iii) Vizheli in all my other official documents, certificates and service records 3. That the variations such as I. Vizheli @ I. Vizheli Sumi @ Vizheli are synonymous and indistinguishable and refers to the name same person i.e, me.

4. That this Affidavit shall be produced as a piece of documentary proof and evidence as and when required before any competent authority/ies to declare that I. Vizheli @ I. Vizheli Sumi @ Vizheli are synonymous and refers to the name same person i.e. me and that henceforth I shall use and be addressed as Vizheli for all official purposes, intent and future correspondences before the concerned authority.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and sworn before me.

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DECLARATION

Date : 13/07/17

ACTUAL NAME DECLARATION I, Shri. K. Vitoshe Sema, S/o Khutokhu Sema premanent resident of Shoipu Village and presently residing at V.K. Town under Zunheboto District, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly swear an oath and declare as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Sumi Naga Community, resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my actual name is K. Vitoshe Sema which is recorded in my Service Book.

3. That due to ignorance and mistake, my name is inadvertently entered and recorded as Vitoshe Sumi in my SBI Pass Book bearing Account No. 11736667104.

4. That the above mentioned K Vitoshe Sema names Vitoshe Sumi and refers to one and the same person i.e me.

5. That through this declaration I shall rectify the use of my name as K Vitoshe Sema for all official and legal process and in all proceeding.

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

Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared an oath before me....... Advocate Notary Public Zunheboto on this day..... at Zunheboto, Nagaland.

First Class Magistrate Zunheboto, Nagaland DP-7395

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Guwahati, Jul 21 (Agencies): Even as Assam reels under floods a Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report revealed a shortfall of 60% in the release of central funds for the state’s flood management projects.

The centre was supposed to release R. 2,043.19 crore between 2007-08 and 2015-16 for 141 projects but only released R. 812.22 crore. The state government fared worse, releasing only 16% of the allocated budget provision. “Insufficient flow of fund adversely affected the implementation of schemes,” the CAG report concluded.

In Assam 14 districts have been inundated with floods, over 2 lakh people

IMPHAL, Jul 21: Self style chairman of Kuki National Front (D) faction, carrying a bounty of Rs one lakh on his head, was Friday arrested by Manipur police.

Douthanglen Kipgen alias KS Elsan (37) of Bongbal Khullen village of Kangpokpi district was arrested by a team of Imphal West district police today morning, around 6.30 am, a statement of Manipur police PRO said.

The statement alleged him of involving in many cases of extortion and kidnapping. A cash reward of Rs one lakh was announced by the police department for his arrest earlier, it added.

Another statement of the same PRO alleged that a recent attack on a convoy of state parliamentary secretary (home) L Sushindro on May 19 was carried out by a group of PLA cadres.

Police came to know the involvement of the PLA in the attack during interrogation to one of its cadre identified as Nameirakpam Sanju (26) of Kiyamgei Leikai arrested by the police on July 1 last, the statement added.

The arrested cadre was also involved in the attack and from his disclosure police came to know that the attack was carried out under the command of self style sergeant major Chingsang of the outfit.

Rs 19,000 Cr invested on NH in NE: Union Minister

I, Smti. Maryila, W/o. Yimsujiba Ao of Merangkong Village presently resident at Merangkong Village, District Mokokchung in the State of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:1. That, my name was inadvertently entered Merechila in Aadhaar Card.

2. That, my name Maryila and Merechila are one and same person.

That henceforth, my name shall be used as Maryila in my official and relevant documents.

I do hereby certify that the statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief, and signed this declaration before the st 1 Class Magistrate Court Tuli, on 18th July 2017.

Deponent (Maryila) Merangkong

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Students of a government higher secondary school protesting against untimely transfer of teachers on Friday.

to tear gas shelling in a bid to disperse the students.

However, the students retaliated with stones, injuring a police officer.

Police officer, inspector B Lungthang Vaiphei, the officer in-charge of Imphal East police commando unit, sustained injury on the left side of his head. He was immediately rushed to hospital.

Talking to reporters at the protest site, a leader of the agitating student said, “We are protesting against transfer of teachers in the mid session. The transfer of teachers in the mid session is not in the interest of the students.”

They were not against the teachers newly posted in their school in place of transferred teachers but the manner which teachers were transferred in the mid of the academic session.

“Such policy of transferring teachers in the midsession should be abolished in the interest of the students. Do not indulge in the act which would spoil the academic atmosphere of the students and our career,” he demanded.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, july 22, 2017

Regd. No. Judl-16/2017-18/283 Date : 18.07.17

First Class Magistrate Tuli, Nagaland

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-423/17/4319-20

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 21/07/17

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Wosemo Tungoe -VrsShanchopeni Ngullie resident of Dimapur Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 21/08/2017.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Wosemo Tungoe Village /Town Block No. : Kuchiabill, Patta No. : 215, Dag No. : 324, Area : 02-00-00. North : Durjodhan Mech, South : Saido Mech, East : Durjodhan Mech, West : Main Road.

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Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

as the chargesheet is taken into account by the court, a non-bailable warrant would be issued against Hazarika and Interpol would be approached for issuing a red corner notice against him before a formal extradition request is sent to the UK authorities. “We plan to complete all these activities in the next six months and hope to bring Hazarika to India soon,” said a source in NIA. The source said Hazarika, seen as an ideologue

by ULFA cadres, used to approach the United Nations in the past seeking a sovereign Assam state separate from India and he has also been in touch with organisations in China.

NIA chargesheet says that Hazarika has been staying in London for the past 15 years and runs ULFA’s operations from there.

started and it should serve as an example for more such innovative and outof-the-box projects,” Singh said.

The ministr y had organised first regional conference for enhancing steel consumption in North-East. The region is being given top priority by the government and lot of new projects are being started and executed there, he said.

4,472 Haj pilgrims from NE India GUWAHATI, Jul 21: A total of 4,472 pilgrims from the northeastern states would join Muslim devotees from across the globe in Saudi Arabia for the annual Haj pilgrimage this year.

Haj Committee chairman Nekibur Zaman said the first batch would leave Guwahati on July 24 for Medina. The pilgrimage would continue till July 31.

“Daily 600 pilgrims will travel to Medina from Guwahati in two batches.

For the first time, the state government has appointed 21 ‘Khadem-Ul-Hojja’ (officials) to take care of the pilgrims from the state,” he said. “They will be monitoring all the process and will provide all assistance,” Zaman added. A reception committee will organise special programmes to see-off the pilgrims from Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Nagaland, Manipur and Sikkim at Haji Mushafirkhana in Guwahati.

AFFIDAVIT

I, Miss. Inatoli Awomi, D/o. Hosheto Awomi do hereby declare vide affidavit Regd. No. 1883/17 of Dated : 21/07/2017 that my correct official name is "Inatoli Awomi" but due to inadvertence my name is recorded as "Inatoli" in my academic records. I shall be using my name as "Inatoli Awomi" in all my future correspondence and records and also intends to rectify my name in my academic records.

Deponent NOTARY PUBLIC

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PUBLIC NOTICE

This is for information of all concerned that I, Sashimong Pongener, S/o Lt. M. Pongener is the legal owner of Patta No 1584, Dag No 73/1871, Block No 3, located at Khermahal Dimapur (Super Nova Car Lab).

Any person who buy, sell or mortgage the above mentioned plot of land shall be doing so at his/her own risk.

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Regd. No.1637/2017

Sd/Sashimong Pongener AFFIDAVIT

Date : 05/07/2017

I, Shri. Paominlun Gangte, S/o. Lenthang Gangte, presently residing at Ward No. 09, Medziphema Town, Dist- Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That, my correct official name is "Paominlun Gangte" and my present residential address is "Ward No. 09, Medziphema Town, Dist.- Dimapur, Nagaland", 3. That, due of inadvertence and ignorance my name as "Paominlun Lulun" and my old residential address as "Maova Village, Dist.- Dimapur, Nagaland" is entered and recorded in my Service records.

4. That, "Paominlun Gangte" and "Paominlun Lulun" are the names of one and the same person, i.e., my name only.

5. That, I have sworn this affidavit to declare my correct official name as "Paominlun Gangte" and my correct residential address as "Ward No. 09, Medziphema Town, Dist.- Dimapur, Nagaland" and further to declare that I shall use the same in all my future correspondences and records and further to rectify the same in my service records & other relevant documents.

That, the statements made above from para 1 to 5 of this affidavit is made by me which is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and nothing is concealed therein.

And I have signed this affidavit on this 05th day of July '2017 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

DEPONENT Sworn before me by the Deponent.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, july 22, 2017

Govt mulls insurance cover for digital transaction frauds

Ravi Shankar Prasad New Delhi, Jul 21 (IANS): The government is “very seriously” considering the recommendations of the Chandrababu Naidu committee on digital payment security, including insurance cover for the victims of fraudulent digital transactions, a union minister said on Friday.

In response to a question by Samajwadi Party MP Naresh Agrawal, Union Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told the Rajya Sabha that the number of digital transactions in the country was rising and hence the concern for their security.

“The government is very seriously considering the recommendations made by the Chandrababu Naidu committee. And I am in principle for it (idea of insurance),” Prasad said.

The Committee of Chief Ministers on Digital

Payment, chaired by Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh N. Chandrababu Naidu, has in its interim report suggested several measures for digital payment security, including an insurance scheme to cover losses incurred in digital transactions on account of fraud, etc.

The report suggests that in order to address the apprehension of the general public in adopting digital payments, the scheme should target lowticket transactions to cover the vulnerable sections like small merchants, farmers etc. Prasad said the number of fraudulent digital transactions in comparison to the total number of digital transactions was negligible and the government was taking steps to curb those frauds.

“Around 1,200 crore digital transactions take place annually in the country. Of these, between 0.005

per cent and 0.007 per cent are fraudulent transactions,” he said.

As per data presented by the minister before the House, the number of cases of frauds involving credit cards, ATM/debit cards and Internet banking during 2015-16 was 16,468 and in 2016-17 it was 13,653.

He said that for prepaid payment instruments, including e-wallets, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has started maintaining provisional data of fraudulent transactions. According to the data for March, April and May 2017, the number of fraudulent transactions is between 0.005 per cent and 0.007 per cent of the total number of transactions.

“As per incidents reported to the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In), 40 phishing incidents affecting 19 financial organisations and 10 incidents affecting ATMs, Point of Sale (POS) systems and Unified Payment Interface (UPI) have been reported during November 2016 to June 2017,” Prasad said.

“As part of promotion of digital payments, the government is taking several steps to ensure that frauds are minimised and even when an incident of this nature takes place, corrective action is immediately taken,” he added.

Lok Sabha amends Free, Compulsory Education bill

Prakash Javadekar New Delhi, Jul 21 (IANS); The Lok Sabha on Friday approved The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (Amendment) Bill, 2017, which seeks to extend the deadline for teachers to acquire the prescribed minimum qualifications for appointment. Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javedakar said that through the amending measure inadequately qualified teachers, working after enactment of the Right to Education Act, were being given a “last chance” to acquire minimum qualifications by March 2019. The Minister said teachers can get the prescribed qualification using the Swayam portal.

Javadekar said there were about six lakh teachers with inadequate qualifications in the private sector alone. According to the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009, which came into force on April 1, 2010, a teacher, who did not possess minimum qualifications, was required to acquire them in five years.

CAG reports discrepancies in compliance of RTE Act New Delhi, Jul 21 (IANS): The CAG on Friday said it found gaps in financial management, compliance, monitoring and evaluation of Right To Education (RTE) Act 2009.

Also, teachers were deployed for non-educational purposes in nine states in violation of the Act, said a report by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) on ‘Implementation of The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009’. The report, which was tabled in Parliament on Friday, said: “There were lacunae in the financial

management of the Act like mismatch of unspent balances at the end of the year with opening balances of succeeding years during 2010-16, short release of funds, retention of huge balances by state governments, and non-adherence to expenditure norms.”

The report said that retention of huge balances by the state governments, year after year at the close of each financial year, was indicative of poor internal control.

“Unutilised grants at the close of each year ranged between Rs 12,259.46 crore to Rs 17,281.66 crore in 35 states/Union Territories.”

“Huge outstanding advances by the State Implementing Societies amounting to Rs 10,984.85 crore, Rs 15,053.63 crore and Rs 4474.79 crore were pending adjustment at the end of 2013-14, 2014-15 and 2015-16, respectively,” the CAG report said.

The report also raised questions in the effective compliance of the RTE Act. It said teachers were deployed for non-educational purposes in nine states and cases of irregular procurement of text books, uniform, computers were also noticed in 12 states/UTs. “In addition to Census and election

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duties, in Andhra Pradesh, 37 teachers were posted as PAs to public representatives and 28 teachers on other deputations not related to teaching. In Assam, 1,559 elementary teachers were engaged in field verification for updation of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) during 2014-15.”

In Punjab, 1,609 teachers were deployed as District Resource Persons (DRP) and Block Resource Persons (BRP) and 268 teachers in Uttarakhand were deployed on arrangement basis as Cluster Resource Coordinators (CRCs), the report said.

Tiwari asks Kejriwal to expel ‘errant’ Jarwal New Delhi, Jul 21 (IANS): The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday attacked Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal after a case of molestation was lodged against Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA Prakash Jarwal, saying he must expel his party legislator.

Strongly condemning the incident of molestation of a woman by AAP legislator Jarwal, Delhi BJP President Manoj Tiwari in a statement said: “If Kejriwal has any morality or respect for women, then he should show courage to take action against his party’s MLA im-

Prakash Jarwal mediately.” The BJP leader’s remarks came a day after Delhi Police on Thursday filed a case of molestation against Jarwal. The BJP leader also said that it was not the first incident when

Jarwal had been found misbehaving with women.

Last year, Jarwal was accused of misbehaving with and assaulting a woman. The Deoli MLA was arrested for his alleged misbehaviour with the woman.

Taking a dig at AAP legislators, Tiwari, who represents the North East Delhi constituency in the Lok Sabha said: “The MLAs accused of corruption, rape, hawala dealings and forgery are the living proof of it.

The MLAs and ministers of Kejriwal government are a huge burden on the people of Delhi.”

Mamata calls for BJP’s ouster in 2019 elections Kolkata, Jul 21 (IANS): Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee on Friday went hammer and tongs at the Centre’s ruling BJP, accusing it of indulging in “massive corruption” and failure on all fronts, and pledged to remove it from power in the next general elections. She also indicated her party’s willingness to side with all opposition forces ready to take on the saffron outfit.

Addressing the annual Martyr’s Day Trinamool rally, Banerjee spent almost the entire speech attacking the Bharatiya Janata Party, while spending only a few words in attacking the Left Front, her old adversary in the state, and kept mum on her other opponent in West Bengal - the Congress.

Banerjee said contrary to its high hopes, the next general elections in 2019 would not be a cakewalk for the BJP. “Remember Modi Babu (Prime Minister Narendra Modi), you will not get even 30 per cent of the votes. That’s what the calculation says. The people who are thinking that the 2019 election is a cake walk, and victory is in their pocket, do

not know their pockets well,” she said during her long speech. Despite presidential candidate Meira Kumar - backed by 18 opposition parties - losing emphatically to BJP’s Ram Nath Kovind, Banerjee termed her performance as “good”. She claimed that the 35 per cent votes Kumar got would “increase in our favour” during the coming vice presidential election when two more parties - Janata Dal-United and Biju Janata Dal - are slated to join the opposition fold.

Banerjee said the opposition unity would be further expanded in the near future, and the parties would take on the BJP in their respective areas of influence in the 2019 polls, which she felt “could be pre-poned” to 2018.

She said her party would stand beside all leaders willing to join the fight against the BJP. She named Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Aam Aadmi Party supremo Arvind Kejriwal, RJD head Lalu Prasad, Biju Janata Dal’s Naveen Patnaik and National Conference leader Omar Abdullah in this regard.

No quorum in RS as govt takes up Bill New Delhi, Jul 21 (IANS): The Narendra Modi government faced a little embarrassment in the Rajya Sabha on Friday as it took up a Bill for passage but could not muster the necessary quorum.

Minister of State for Shipping Mansukh Lal Mandaviya moved the Admiralty (Jurisdiction and Settlement of Maritime Claims) Bill, 2017 for consideration and passing around 5 p.m. but as it on the eve of the weekend, attendance in the House was thin with less than 20 members from the ruling NDA present in the House besides a few opposition members.

The NDA has a strength of more than 70 members in the House.

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Leaders condemn TN govt for hiding facts from HC

MK Stalin C h e nna i , J u l 2 1 (IANS): Opposition party leaders in Tamil Nadu on Friday slammed the state government for concealing from the Madras High Court the letter from the Income Tax Department in connection with the alleged gutka scam.

DMK’s Working President M.K. Stalin demanded a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the allegations mentioned in the letter from the Income Tax Department.

He said Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K. Palaniswami had informed the assembly that the Department of Vigilance and AntiCorruption investigations were underway with regard to the gutka scam. “...the Chief Secretary had wilfully not mentioned the letter from Income tax Department with regards to this scam in her affidavit to the court. Hence, it is imperative to order a CBI inquiry to investigate the allegations mentioned in the letter from the IT Department,” Stalin said.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 226 Dimapur, saturday, JuLy 22, 2017

India’s 14th President

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hen Ram Nath Kovind won the election to become the 14th President of India with 65.65% of the total votes, while Kumar, drew 34.35% of all the votes, there were many who welcomed the second Dalit president as much as there were those who were apprehensive about the suspicion that the BJP-RSS would want to tinker with the constitution in the coming years. Kovind will assume office on 25 July 2017. When the BJP chose Ram Nath Kovind as the NDA nominee for president, it was an attempt to contain the anti-BJP Dalit upsurge in places like Hyderabad, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh. Dalit politics apart, as the next President, Ram Nath Kovind will be conscious that he will be measured against the standards set by one of his worthy predecessors and the tenth president of India, KR Narayanan. Kovind will naturally be often be compared with Narayanan. Now that he has landed as the 1 occupant of the majestic Rashtrapati Bhavan at Raisina Hill, Kovind’s every decision will be judged by the yardstick of political neutrality . As per records available online, Kovind rose up the hard way from a very humble background. He is a lawyer by profession and was Central Government Advocate in the Delhi High Court from 1977 to 1979. Kovind also served as a Central Government standing counsel in the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India from 1980 to 1993. In 1978, he became an advocate-on-record of the Supreme Court of India. He practiced in the Delhi High Court and Supreme Court for about 16 years until 1993. He was also enrolled as an advocate in 1971 with the bar council of Delhi. As an advocate he provided free legal aid to weaker sections of society, women and the poor under the Free Legal Aid Society in New Delhi. He also served as the personal assistant of Prime Minister of India Morarji Desai in 1977-1978. Kovind was living in political obscurity and Narendra Modi and Amit Shah have put him on the national centre stage; indeed most Presidential candidates belong to a political party. However, one revealing fact about Kovind’s feelings about pluralism was highlighted in 2010 when,as the spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party. During that year, Kovind courted controversy by saying that Islam and Christianity were alien to India. His comment was made in response to the Justice Ranganath Misra Commission which recommended 15 percent reservation for religious and linguistic minorities in government jobs. This comment ignites a fierce debate about what the next President of India thinks about citizens from other religious minorities. India hasn’t fully integrated within itself as communalism continues to be exploited by politicians for their own selfish interest. This has made religious minorities fearful of what could happen to them in the light of more pronounced polarisation taking place. Though the President’s is mostly a ceremonial office, at times of political uncertainty during government formation or recommendations for President’s rule, Rashtrapati Bhavan plays a significant role. Any hint of political bias at such critical moments would be held against him. The nation will keenly watch how he graduates out of his political affiliations.

DailyDevotion The Doorway to the Kingdom Blessed are the poor in spirit… —Matthew 5:3 Beware of thinking of our Lord as only a teacher. If Jesus Christ is only a teacher, then all He can do is frustrate me by setting a standard before me I cannot attain. What is the point of presenting me with such a lofty ideal if I cannot possibly come close to reaching it? I would be happier if I never knew it. What good is there in telling me to be what I can never be— to be “pure in heart” (Matthew 5:8), to do more than my duty, or to be completely devoted to God? I must know Jesus Christ as my Savior before His teaching has any meaning for me other than that of a lofty ideal which only leads to despair.

But when I am born again by the Spirit of God, I know that Jesus Christ did not come only to teach— He came to make me what He teaches I should be. The redemption means that Jesus Christ can place within anyone the same nature that ruled His own life, and all the standards God gives us are based on that nature.

The teaching of the Sermon on the Mount produces a sense of despair in the natural man— exactly what Jesus means for it to do. As long as we have some self-righteous idea that we can carry out our Lord’s teaching, God will allow us to continue until we expose our own ignorance by stumbling over some obstacle in our way. Only then are we willing to come to Him as paupers and receive from Him. “Blessed are the poor in spirit….” This is the first principle in the kingdom of God. The underlying foundation of Jesus Christ’s kingdom is poverty, not possessions; not making decisions for Jesus, but having such a sense of absolute futility that we finally admit, “Lord, I cannot even begin to do it.”

Then Jesus says, “Blessed are you…” (Matthew 5:11). This is the doorway to the kingdom, and yet it takes us so long to believe that we are actually poor! The knowledge of our own poverty is what brings us to the proper place where Jesus Christ accomplishes His work.

Quotes

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur

saturday, July 22, 2017

Post-mortem

Revisiting the history of forgotten pioneers (Naga Labour Corps 1917 -1918) WW1(28th July 1914 to 11th Nov 1918) the greatest war also known as the war to end all wars, because of its highest scale of devastation the world has ever witnessed, which sprouted in Europe stirred by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand heir to the thorne of Austria , over 9 million combatants and 7 million civilians lost their lives during the war, several million more follows in the aftermath due to epidemic influenza and loss of massive wealth accounted in multibillion. The war dragged in all the economic giants assembled in two opposing alliance, the allies based on (triple entente)of Russian empire, the French third republic and United Kingdom of Great Britain-Ireland rallying against the central power of Germany AustriaHungary, erstwhile Ottoman empire and Bulgaria.

Great Britain utilized every manpower and resources in this war, the acute shortage of labour force in France on the western front impels them to recruit another 21000 strong labour troops from India, Incidentally during this period Nagas were wading through the annexation by the Great Britain,so 2000 Nagas comprising of 1000 Sumis , 400 Lothas, 200 Aos, 200 Rengmas ,200 Changs and other trans frontier tribes were recruited and desiginated as 21st Naga Labour corps.

Also mentioned in some dailies and as told earlier that according to some written documents quoted in various book the 21st Naga Labour Corps arrived in France in two main groups 688 men on 21st June 1917 and 992

men on 2nd July 1917 it is believed that more than 400 men were perhaps not found fit to sail to France.

Nagas during this era were still at nascent stage they were not familiarized with modern weapons rather they were more convinent with spears, machetes, stake trapping and bamboo shields, they worked in munition transport, railway lines, stevedores and recovery, but in the earlier part Nagas were also effectively utilized for inciting fears into the Germans mind.

“Criteria for enlisting in the Labour Corps are, they shall not be enlisted as combatants but nevertheless they must be disciplined like a soldier and must be fit and strong, one leader shall be chosen among the Nagas, this leader must be a person who could command and control over them, that leader shall be assisted by the British veterans and host of interpreters.

TERMS AND CONDITION 1) Their emoluments will be Rs 15 per month within the Indian territory and rations will be provided free 2) After they go beyond the Indian territory their monthly emoluments will be raised to Rs 20 per month, clothes and ration will be provided free, an extra wage equivalent to one month (Rs twenty) will be given as soon as they embark on a ship.

3) After the completion of six months of their work one month extra wage (Rs twenty) will be added.

4) They shall not be enlisted as an armies, they shall only be used during the war.

5) If they were injured

or maimed during the war they shall be compensated half of what the soldier is entitled, in accordance to Indian army regulation volume 1,paragraph 1062.

6) If they were killed or died during the war their family or clan will be compensated Rs 300 as one time ex-gratia.

7) Those who could stay and serve till the end shall only be enlisted.

As agreed upon earlier Kuhoi Zhimomi son of a legendary Sumi warrior chief Sukhai Zhimomi was chosen to command over the Naga Labour troops, Hekiqhe Awomi of Surimi village as his assistant, Kuhoi Zhimomi took his son Kivito Zhimomi with him, they were each directed to carry a set of traditional attires along with their spears and machetes, they were divided into groups and made to swing their machetes and spears high into the air and vent out their typical Naga war cries while thumping their feet on the ground, meanwhile the Britishers were keenly taking every pictures of this flamboyant movements and later on this pictures was circulated into the Germans territory and made a propaganda that the Britishers have bought an extraordinary race of people called the Nagas from the North Eastern side of Indian sub-continent to fight against the Germans. When they throw their spears at the enemy it will follow the trajectory line and directly kill the enemy, nothing could obscure the enemy from their spears and it will ultimately retrieve to the owners hand on its own, this propaganda generated fear into the Germans mind that they halted their accede for

about a week”. {ref: Jimomi V Hokuto M.A , M.PHIL , M.DIV, MD(AM), PH.D ( Political history of Nagaland 1927 to 1947 page no 48, 49) Hokutomatic M.P.C.S limited publishers 2 ½ mile Dimapur} On April 21st 1917 they marched out of Naga hills resonating gloriously to Marseilles, beyond all odds, not aware of perilous trails and tribulation lying ahead of them nor forsee that most of them would eventually be devoured by the cruelty of death in this advent, including my formidable great great grandfather Kuhoi Zhimomi the chief of Naga labour corps who died as a result of injury from the Germans incendiary bombing on their ship but as a leader he didn’t cower nor forfeit his duty, despite of his injury he managed to calm down his people who were confused and floundering, later the ship was manoeuvred safely to harbour, his mortal remains was buried in France and only his belongings were brought back by his son Kivito Zimomi. Although they were not recruited in the combating line but that does not inhibits me I am rather proud that our forbears took part in one of the greatest war in history, their display of courage is undeniable on many occasion, one such occurrence is when they faced a catastrophe in one of their voyages in the sea Nagas braced by fortitude and audacity were nonchalant and undaunted by the catastrophic adversary, whereas the Britishers, the Chinese and the others were badly jittered by the inadvertent fiasco and that they were so awed by the Nagas stance, they later on asked in what God does the Nagas believes

in, this kind of characterstics amplifies that the Nagas have indomitable attributes even at sterile stage.

It is disheartening and unfortunate that the repository which holds the records of The Naga Labour Corps was razed during the Japanese invasion of Kohima (1944) but their accounts and anecdotes of their experiences have been verbalized from progenitor to his kith and kin and so on, in which they clearly manifested their immense contribution during their stint as a Labour Corps in France and the post war.

For millions of contemporary world the first world war was a scripted concept of despair and anguish but for those Naga who went to serve the war in France was an odyssey full of advent and discovery into the realms of unknown dimension for they have never seen or ventured into the modern civilization as their contact with the outside world was limited during that time, their affilation and experience with the outside world bring forth many imperative impact into our society, it induced oneness among the Nagas because prior to the formation Naga Labour Corps, the Nagas were not even aware of the existence of many diverse Naga tribe because their contact with each other were limited within their occupational territories, it acted as a catalyst in accelerating towards modernization, terrace cultivation was familiarized, many fruits and vegetable seeds were brought from Europe, barter economy slowly began to vanish, clothing and hygienic system was improved and most importantly political consciousness was imparted to the mass resulting with

the formation of pan Naga association called the Naga Club in 1918 subsequenting to the submission of memorandum to Simon Comission in 1929.

It is indeed a laudable effort from the government prerogative for understanding and undertaking the vital contribution of the Naga Labour corps which has been almost privy for a century by commemorating a memorial stone in honour of their 100 years departure to France but one thing that confounds me is the absence of their timeline in the Nagaland history curriculum , need not the younger generation deserves to know the contribution of the Naga Labour Corps in the first world war or was participating in one of the greatest war in the history not worthy to get a berth in the timeline of Nagaland history curriculum, we seriously need to revisit , recapitulate and summarize the salient features of our history, as it also paramounts to the injustice meted towards our brave ancestors and a bulky insult to their descendants.

Dear Naga brethrens, today we are so engrossed by our swanky lifestyles, luxurious homes and mounting amenities but did we ever bother to look back at yesterday’s derivation sources, we are so awed by the glooming buds but did it ever cross our mind to take a glimpse at the roots, lets shed our petty differences away, lets not be swayed by our selfish leaders who segregate us for their hefty gain, instead let us start appreciating each other efforts and strengthen the oneness among the Nagas, because Naga will always remain a Naga.

Khekaho Zhimomi, DC Hill (East) Zunheboto.

The uncounted sweats & tears of PSAN Complicitous nature of corruption

(From previous issue...)

The letter of assurance (dated 3/7/2017) from the Chief Secretary, Mr. Pankaj Kumar must find ground for proper implementation. In his letter, he assured that ‘the appointments made on contract basis after 6th June, 2016 will be reviewed by the State Government for termination and requisitioning of the posts to NPSC. The P&AR office memorandum dated 11th August, 2016 regarding regularization of the government employees appointed on adhoc and contract basis will be taken up for review by P&AR department.

Deputation to posts in various departments in the State Government falling within the purview of NPSC will be reviewed for necessary corrective action’. He further requested the PSAN to provide details of specific cases of appointments/deputations to facilitate the review of such cases.

I am sure the Chief Secretary will not cheat the young Nagas.

If the assurance proved to be a failure, he becomes another agent of corruption, injustice and lies.

Honorable citizens must not bring dishonor to their state of life. They must enhance growth and prosperity.

It is sad that we treat the youth of the Nagas as ‘black dog’ of the society. Unless they come and lick our feet or kill one unblemished local murgi inhonour of some officers no jobis assured.

The government supplies only dry bones to the dog whereas the flesh is thoroughly eaten; even the marrows are not spared. The time has come where Nagas are no more satisfied with bones alone.

They need some flesh to survive the journey of the night.

Go to any function of the Youth, the speech of the Ministers and MLAs will be the repetition as though they have inherited the saying from the old civilization. They would say, ‘the youth are the BACKBONE of the society.’But to me they are not.

The youth are not the backbone of the society. They are indeed “the FOUNDATION of the society.” When a person says the former, he means to say that he can sit on the backbone (youth) anytime and anywhere as per his command. The youth are not donkeys and mules of the society. Today, the youth have the right to overthrow the rider into the dumping site either

beyond Naga Hospital or in any dumping zone. The foundation of the society (youth) must not be shaken. To destroy the youth would mean a search for one’s fall. This is because the fall will only be upon the head. No helmet will save those who cause the fall.

Good soldiers defend the country from every danger and intrusion, likewise the youth must defend any intrusion in the Government offices that comes in the form ofbackdoor or side window appointment. There are also ceiling appointment (illegal appointment by higher authority) There are students who forego everything to achieve their aims and aspiration, but they are cut short by the corrupt practices and malfunctioning of the system. To uproot the tree of corruption, the PSAN has begun the work of sharpening the axe.

Therefore, every youth must sharpen his mind and heart to cut the tree and uproot it forever.

May no weeds continue to grow in Nagaland. The tree can be big and tall but with necessary tools, it can be brought down to the ground. The youth must not be like blunt knives which only occupy space and spread its rust to others. They must be ready for good work and the best harvest will be in their barns.

There are many young Nagas studying outside the State.

After the completion of the studies, they only come back to chew paan and bubble gums to make themselves busy (selfemployment). This is the reason we find many wanderers in Naga society. Who is the cause of this unemployed life style?

The PSAN is just and right in many ways because they have withstood against all odds to make their voice ring out clearly and distinctly. I believe the reasonable Nagas gave a hearing to the skylark voice. As you breathe and move in and around Nagaland, do not forget to open your ears and eyes wide because even the parts of your body can be stolen without your permission and knowledge (daylight corruption). May God bless those who stand/work for truth and justice in Nagaland.

(Concluded...)

Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing, Kohima, tisislawkhing@ gmail.com.

in Nagaland and the way forward

M

using over the current political developments in Nagaland, I cannot help but feel sorry for the people of Nagaland because it is us the people that are bearing the brunt of the ongoing political imbroglio. One cannot help but wonder how on earth did we reached this state of rampant and pervasive corruption. Are only the legislators and people in politics responsible and guilty?

Aren’t we the citizens equally responsible for this sorry state of affairs?

We know for a fact that the legislators - from the Kaziranga campers and the so called “Minority Government” led by the Chief Minister despite the ongoing tussle for power – are all complicit in corruption. One apropos case of rampant corruption of the legislators would be the massive properties worth crores of Rupees owned by them both in and out of Nagaland. Not one among the present legislators of our state can be said to be completely free from corruption. However, it is a travesty of facts to accuse only the legislators for all the corruption in our state.

As George Adam Smith puts it, “A nation’s politics is a natural outcome of the nation’s character, and not arbitrary…” we all are collectively responsible. We the people, young, old, men, women, villagers, town dwellers, govern-

ment employees, labourers, so on and so forth are equally to be blamed. Each one of us has been subsumed by corruption. I imply this because our society has progressed toward becoming acquiescence to corruption. We do not raise our voices in unison against the corrupt legislators, do not address them directly and specifically, but rather we are fine simply keeping our discontentment within ourselves and lives with it. Yes, in recent times there are people fighting against all odds to free our land from corruption but these people are in minority. The major chunk of Nagas are indifferent, indolent, slothful and acquiescent to the happenings of our society so long as it doesn’t affect them individually. There are also some people excessively obsequious to their “Benefactors” (Legislators) that they are gagged and dare not speak up.

Generally we all complain day in and out about the pathetic and deteriorating condition of our roads, infrastructures, government institutions, schools, colleges, hospitals and so on but when the ideal opportunity arises to raise our voices of discontent and outrage, the number of active participants are extremely insignificant and minimal. In a town of more than a hundred thousand people not even a thousand or say at the most a little

more than a thousand participates when rallies and protests against corruption are organized. That is just one percent or one and a half percent of the total population. This speaks volumes about the lackadaisical attitude of our people. This demeanor of the large section of our people has often sent out wrong signals, conveyed misunderstandings and created false impressions. The people by remaining mere mute spectators gives their consent to the “People in Power” to continue the vicious cycle of corrupt and degenerate practices which as a result has culminated into a social malaise.

Here quoting Martin Luther King Jr. who once said, “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter” I believe, therefore, it is time we raise our voices in unison against corruption, against the corrupt and self serving politicians and make them accountable for every dime of public money and funds they spend, fight against the grave injustices meted out to the people of Nagaland for so long, and by participating actively and judiciously in the coming 2018 Assembly elections thereby electing only the best, capable and efficient leaders with new visions and ideas that will propel us towards a better tomorrow.

Khomong Liang (Khomongliang@gmail.com).

Reader’s Post Sir,

Corrupt practices

Corruption has suffered all of us in Nagaland especially the layman/ illiterate suffer more than others. Their agonies are keep inside till their last breath for the reason that if it’s complained they may reward the threats. Law makers are always law breakers is practically seen in our state. Once, I was applying Police Verification Certificate at Dimapur on account of lost of Driving License at one of the Police Stations. I was charged Rs 300/-.I knew that a little pence is not needed to obtain the said Certificate. So,I requested him to take Rs 50/- but he denied and said “Ki hawa/air khai kena ahise”.

We argued for few minutes. Again, I appealed him to take Rs 50/- as stationery charges. He denied again and gloomily saying that “ Jai jabi”. For once I could defend my legal right.But Iam afraid that for the second time I may not be given the same treatment. I have come across many persons facing such incidents. Those people used to pay how much they are being charged inorder to avoid “Jamala & jakara”. If illegal charging/corruption/ bribes has been practicing in the days to come, the people like me will suffer more and more.

Therefore, I humbly appeal the concerned bribe doers to shun dishonest means of earning and work for the welfare of the people which is also the one of the teachings of in our Christian Bible.

Seipleng Hangsan, Concerned citizen, Dimapur, Nagaland.

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.

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‘The People channel’ conducts skill awareness programme

DIMAPUR: Skill awareness programme (kaushal mela)in collaboration with Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) was organized by The People Channel (TPC) on July 20 in Dimapur.

A press note by SOLVE center head, N. Krocha stated that SDO (C ), Nyempo graced the occasion as chief guest, wherein she encouraged the participants to be ambassadors of the state once

they got placement outside Nagaland.

While highlighting the role of TPC as a channel in providing job opportunities to the youths, Nyempo shared that honesty and hard work were the keys to success.

She said that once they inculcated the two qualities they could go places. She also gave insights on PMKVY. About 50 youth from Dimapur, Kohima and

Mokokchung participated in the mela. The inaugural proceeding of the mela was compered by N Krocha, while Wolumo Humtsoe, Head of Projects TPC briefed about PMKVY process, features and benefits.

Vote of thanks was pronounced by Aienla Jamir, head of Client Services. The 2nd day of the mela (job fair) will commence on July 21 at Hotel Acacia, Dimapur.

NPF infighting for power putting dev at stake: KDCC

Children education department, Mishikito Baptist Church conducted three-day Vacation Bible School (VBS) from July 17 to 19, under the theme “children in God’s Kingdom”.

Altogether 320 children attended the VBS.

Status report on flood affected areas

Dimapur: Flash floods caused by heavy downpour on July 19, 2017, has severely affected several places in Dimapur and adjoining areas.

Besides submerging several houses and rendering many homeless, crops and properties have also been damaged.

In the wake of wide-

spread destr uction by flood, the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) Dimapur district undertook assessment and come out with the report of affected areas as of July 21 (see table).

Meanwhile, according to DIPR report, the backup team of State Disaster Response Force (SDRF)

from Wokha, Phek and Mokokchung numbering 49 of them and 35 personnel from 12 Bn National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) reached Dimapur Thursday evening.

DC Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, has called upon all the officers and DDMA Dimapur district to remain vigilant.

SL. No. Name of the Area affected Inteasity Casualty/Damage 1 Ekhyo Yan (Domokhia) Severe 1. 38 houses affected 2. More than 100 people stranded 3. Livestocks & Poultries 4. Agri crops 5. No Casualty 2

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Present State . 114 people evacuated with combined team of 32 AR, NSDMA & DDMA Dimaupr . Relief Camp set-up at GMS, Ekhyo Yan.

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1. 15 houses partially damaged 2. 33 houses fully damaged Severe . 50 houses affected Moderate . 30 houses affected Severe 1. Khopanala bridge developed cracked in the base 2. Agriculture crops damaged moderate . 2 culvert damaged Severe . 61 Families affected . Suspension Bridge connection main Thahekhu washed away Mild . 2 houses damaged Moderate . Bridge developed cracks Severe . More than 200 houses and about 1000 people affected moderate

. Relief Camp setup at GHS . 10 families evacuated

Relief Camp set up at Community Hall, Naharbari, Old GPS

. Henivi-Purana Bazaar Suspension bridge washed away mild . Culvert clogged Moderate Being Assessed Moderate Being Assessed Moderate Being Assessed severe Dhansari bridge has developed Both sides of the bridge has been sealed cracks rendering it unsafe for vehicular and pedestrian movement

Five- day capacity building and training programme for MidLevel Officers organised by the Directorate of Industries & Commerce concluded. The programme was sponsored by the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, GoI. The Director, I. Bendangliba, Addl. Directors, Er.S. Temsulong Jamir & P.Y.Anghring exhorted the officers in the valedictory programme. Altogether, 150 participants, including officers from State PSUs, participated in the programme.

LBES youth awakening conference DIMAPUR: Lotha Baptist Ekhumkho Sanrhyutsu (Lotha Baptist Churches Association) youth ministry organised a youth awakening conference on July 7 to 9 at Meshangpen village under the theme, “live in eternal newness”.

A press note by LBES youth ministry, youth secretary Jenibemo Kithan stated that during the three-day conference, the worship was led by the youth department of Pangti Baptist Church.

Pastor of Wokha Village Baptist Church O.Thungben Kikon and the associate pastor of Dimapur Lotha Baptist Church, K.Thenjamo Tsanglao spoke on various topics. The Bible study on sin and salvation was led by the associate pastor of UBC Doyang, T. Rolen Ngullie.

A practical session on health awareness was presented by Dr. Meribeni Odyuo, DNO, NTCP Wokha, while worship leader Ringo Odyuo presented on how to lead praise and worship effectively. The conference was hosted by the Meshanpen Baptist Church, and the campers consisting of youth leaders from the Baptist churches of twenty six villages of middle range in Wokha district attended the conference.

Jenibemo kithan gave a presentation on “clean election”. Meshangpen Baptist Church, Chudi Baptist Church, Okotso Baptist Church, and Sanis Village Baptist Church. Consecratory service was led by Rev. Zaremo Tsanglao, pastor of Lotsu Baptist Church.

DIMAPUR, JUL 21 (NPN): Kohima District Congress Committee (KDCC) on Friday said that “repeated infighting” for power within the Naga People’s Front (NPF) was putting the welfare of the Naga people and development of the state at stake. In a press release, KDCC president, Kevi Vizo, said the NPF government has been mandated by the people to uplift the state in all spheres for third time in 2013.

However, he said the current NPF government had nothing worth its achievements as it has been busily engaged in leadership crisis besides forcing their wrong decisions upon the general public.

KDCC stated that to the astonishment of the people, TR Zeliang, who had to vacate the chair of chief minister in the aftermath of the public uprising, has again managed to get back the chair “through whatever means.”

It stated that public uprising against Zeliang government’s decision to hold elections to Urban Local Bodies led to the killing of three Nagas and injuries caused to several.

Kohima District Congress Committee reminded Zeliang that the tears of the family members of those killed and the Naga people was yet to dry and memories were afresh of the entire episode.

It stated that Zeliang taking over as the chief minister would be akin to rubbing salt into the injuries of Naga people. “It is

BRO restores Kohima-Imphal highway DIMAPUR, JUL 21 (NPN): Kohima-Imphal highway, which remained disrupted due to washing away of road formation at km 204.000 near Vizwema village on July 15, 2017 morning, has been restored by Border Road Organisation (BRO) on July 20.

In a press release, officer commanding of HQ 89 RCC (GREF), Sachin Kumar, said that about 200 metre stretch of National Highway washed away by landslide causing intensive damage to road on the intervening night of July 14-15, 2017.

Officer commanding stated that the spirit, commitment and dedication displayed by BRO in such adversity, probably one of the

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severest land slide, was visible when the men and machine of BRO were engaged in restoration work 24x7. He said that restoration works required new road formation cutting/construction in about 200 m length and 15 m height. Kumar said the road has been completed in minimum possible time due to exemplary dedicated efforts shown by operators, JEs and workers of GREF

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DIMAPUR: BJP secretary organization incharge Nagaland, Ananda Narayan Mishra interacted with the party workers during his visit to 38th Wokha A/C mandal office on July 18.

Mishra, who was accompanied by state BJP vice presidents Er. Cheong Konyak and Er. Senkathung Jami, urged the party workers to implement the ten programmes of the party.

an accepted fact that NPF is running the affairs of the state through peoples’ mandate but are the NPF legislators so incapable that they have to bring back someone because of whom Naga people had to shed so much tear?” Kohima District Congress Committee asked. The Kohima congress asserted that if the NPF legislators found themselves incompetent to lead the Naga people, they should resign en masse and pave way for early elections so a fresh peoples’ government would run the affairs of the state.

KDCC on bye-election With regard to party’s decision not to set up candidate for the ensuing bye-election to the 10-Northern Angami-I Assembly Constituency, the KDCC stated that the Congress as one of the oldest political party in the country, was firm to uphold the provisions of the Representation of Peoples’ Act. It stated that as per the Act the byeelection cannot be held if the tenure of the present House was less than a year.

Kohima District Congress Committee said it was however focused on bringing the much required change of government in the 2018 state general elections.

Kohima District Congress Committee has appealed to the general public to continue to render their support in installing a Congress government, which would “take the state towards development and progress.”

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Achumbemo Kikon had called him through his (Zeliang) wife’s cell phone and had asked him to come back. Kikon informed that Dr. Shürhozelie was ready to resign and hand over the CM’s chair to him but with a condition that the other 12 members in support of Neiphiu Rio should not be included, he said. Zeliang said he rejected the offer since it was not appropriate to reconcile with conditions.

The next day, Zeliang said Dr. Shürhozelie called Neiphiu Rio and offered him to take over as the CM. “Such were the games played by Dr. Shürhozelie,” he said Further, Zeliang appealed to the 11 legislators, in support of Dr. Shürhozelie, not to ignore the Whip issued by him in order to avoid facing disqualification.

Zeliang said all of them were NPF legislators and that he was their leader and as well as the leader of BJP and Independent MLAs in the opposition-less government.

Meanwhile, after completing the day’s business, NLA Speaker adjourned the house sine-die.

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(From p-1) He fur ther said even though an MLA may be suspended or expelled from the party, he/she can be the chief minister as long as one enjoys the majority support.

Recalling the root cause of the crisis, Zeliang said when ex-MLA Khriehu Liezietsu resigned to pave way for his father to face the bye-election, most of the member and party members reacted sharply since the resignation was done without consulting the party functionaries.

He said on February 20, the party wrongly resolved to make Dr. Shürhozelie as the legislature party leader despite being a non-elected member.

Though this was pointed out, Zeliang said Dr. Shürhozelie did not take any corrective measures.

Zeliang justified that “going to Kaziranga was for safety and nothing else, so that the members were not kidnapped.”

He alleged that the former CM could have used any force to take back the members who had willingly come.

On the reconciliation, Zeliang said NPF spokesperson,

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(From p-1) Talking to this Correspondent on the sidelines of the beef feast organized

by NPF Central youth wing, Huskha while refuting Zeliang’s claim that there was mention about whip in the NPF party constitution, pointed out that Zeliang had not read the NPF constitution article 5 clause 10.

Huska said appointment of chief whip was the party affairs, saying the Tenth Schedules clearly states “party and not legislature”.

Since T.R. Zeliang has been expelled from the NPF and now remains as an Independent member, Huskha said the question of an Independent legislator becoming a whip of a party was unconstitutional. He said Governor would have to reply on this, saying “Governor and T.R Zeliang are in same party.”

On the outcome of the trust vote, he said law would take its own course of action and was hopeful that the Speaker would use his good office in the right manner.

Huska said if Zeliang wants to reconcile, his expulsion has to be revoked first then only he can talk about reconciliation. About the beef feast, he said this was to show that NPF party was not under the command of ‘Gau Rakshas/ protectors of cows’.

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New Delhi, Jul 21 (PTI): The Income Tax department has detected over Rs 19,000 crore in black money following investigations into global leaks including HSBC account holders in Switzerland, the government said today.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said investigations into information, put into public domain by the ICIJ, pertaining to about 700 Indian persons allegedly linked to offshore entities based on no tax or low tax jurisdiction, have led to the detection of more than Rs 11,010 crore of credits in undisclosed foreign accounts.

“72 prosecution complaints in 31 such cases have been filed before the criminal courts,” he informed the Lok Sabha.

The government constituted a multi-agency group (MAG) in April 2016 for facilitation coordinated and speedy investigation in the cases of Indian persons allegedly having undisclosed foreign

NEW DELHI, Jul 21 (PTI): Telecom regulator Trai on Friday said the industry has reached a consensus that there is no need for a floor price for telecom services as of now.

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India Chairman R S Sharma said he met representatives of all service providers today and arrived at a consensus that fixing the floor price “is not a workable idea”.

“The consensus is that as of now, we don’t need to pursue the idea of a floor price. We had detailed discussions for over two hours today. There will be no further discussion or consultation on the issue,” he added.

Trai met operators after a section of incumbent telecom companies demanded fixation of a minimum floor price for data and voice calls.

If a minimum floor price had been set, it could have meant an end to freebies in the market.

The tariffs are currently under forbearance -- operators virtually have a free hand in fixing the rates and report tariff plans to Trai in 7 days of launch -- and, hence, a floor price setting would have implied a shift from that regime.

“Consensus at the end of the meeting was that there is no need to pursue the idea and it has been collectively decided not to forego the principle of forbearance,” Sharma said.

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TR Zeliang wins trust... NPF youth wing holds

(From p-1) Both Vikheho Swu and Kuzholuzo Neinu hammered at the manner in which the Speaker Dr.Imtiwapang notified the appointment of T.R.Zeliang as the NPF Whip and demanded to know which NPF president had recommended the appointment as he (Zeliang) was expelled from the NPF. Azo in particular demanded that the Speaker “present in black and white” the legal sanction for appointment of T.R.Zeliang as chief whip of NPF before the house took up the confidence motion.

Those who also took part against the motion included: C.L John, Thonwang Konyak, R. Tohanba and P. Longon.

While 47 voted in favour of the motion 11 voted against.These included: Kuzholuzo Nienu, Yitachu, Kiyanielie Peseyie, Y. Vikheho Swu, Chotisuh Sazo, P. Longon, C.L. John, R. Tohanba, Thongwang Konyak, Torechu and Independent MLA, Jacob Zhimomi.

As per the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution of India, any member defying the party whip, invites disqualification. In this regard, the whip issued by Kiyanilie Peseyie is considered legally tenable as he was officially appointed as by the party president on November 14,2014 and notified on November 15,2014 by the Assembly Secretariat.

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assets and whose names were reportedly included in Panama papers leak.

He further said that information on 628 Indian persons holding bank accounts in HSBC bank in Switzerland was received from the government of France under the Double Taxation Avoidance Convention (DTAC) between India and France.

“As a result of the systematic investigation in these cases, undisclosed income of about Rs 8,437 crore was brought to tax till May 2017.

“Besides, concealment penalty of Rs 1,287 crore was levied in 162 cases and 199 criminal prosecution complaints were filed in 84 cases,” Jaitley pointed out.

He noted however that the information received under the tax treaties can be used for tax purposes and its disclosure is governed by the confidentiality provisions of such treaties.

Replying to a query, whether the government has made any assessment of black money stashed by Indians in foreign countries, Jaitley said there is no official estimation of that.

However, he said, the government had commissioned a study on estimation of unaccounted income and wealth inside and outside the country to be conducted by NIPFP, NIFM and NCAER.

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JioPhone, which is targetted at the 50 crore feature phone users in the country, will offer free voice calls and SMS to customers. For 4G data, customers need to pay Rs 153 per month. Ambani said that in order to fit every pocket, those who cannot pay Rs 153, the company also introduced two sachets - a weekly plan for Rs 53 and a 2-day plan for Rs 23 -- that will provide similar value. He said JioPhone can be connected to any TV, not just internet TV, to watch videos. “Our young Jio engineers have created an innovation to help them -- a special and affordable

NEW DELHI, Jul 21 (PTI): Private telcos, including Bharti AirtelBSE -2.05 %, Vodafone and Idea, understated revenues to the extent of Rs 61,064.5 crore during 2010-11 and 2014-15, leading to a “short payment” of Rs 7,697.6 crore to the government, the CAG said today.

The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), in its latest report tabled in Parliament today, said its audit indicated “total understatement of adjusted gross revenue (AGR) of Rs 61,064.56 crore” by six operators.

For five operators -Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India, Idea Cellular, Reliance Communications and Aircel -- the period of audit pertains to 2010-11 to 2014-15.

On the other hand, for Sistema Shyam, the window in reference is 2006-07 to 2014-15.

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The phone will support 22 Indian languages. To protect against misuse, customers have to pay a fully refundable Rs 1,500 security deposit while taking a JioPhone. “A JioPhone user can use the JioPhone for 36 months and can get a full refund of the security deposit of Rs 1,500 by returning the used JioPhone.” The pre-booking for the phone will start from August 24 and it will be given away on a first come first served basis. It will be available for all from September.

connects JioPhone with any TV, not just a smart TV, so that all JioPhone users can enjoy viewing on the big screen of their existing television sets. Along with this accessory, users can opt for the existing Jio Dhan Dhan Dhan Rs 309 pack that would allow users to watch almost three-four hours of videos daily, of their choice, on a large screen.”

The phone is pre-loaded with applications like Jio Cinema, Jio Music and others. Talking about Jio services, Ambani said: “Jio in next 12 months will cover 99 per cent of our country’s population.” He said the telecom sector in India took 25 yeras to build 2G network for customers, “Jio will do 4G in three years.”

“To support the enhanced coverage, we are also expanding our physical distribution network across India. We will soon have over 10,000 Jio offices, across every city and tehsil town of India”.

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Mumbai, Jul 21 (IANS): Mukesh Ambani, Chairman and Managing Director of Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL), on Friday announced the launch of ‘intelligent smartphone’ which will be available for beta testing from August 15. “The JioPhone will be available to all Indians for an effective price of Rs zero,” Ambani told the company’s 40th annual general meeting here.

The phone will be available from Jio Infocomm, a fullyowned subsidiary of RIL. “I had challenged our young engineers at Jio to find a disruptive Indian solution to this problem. What they came up with, stunned me. And it will stun you. Today, Jio is going to reinvent the conventional feature phone. With a revolutionary device, an unmatched Indian innovation, Made in India, by young Indians and for all Indians. Let me introduce India ka Intelligent SmartPhone -- Presenting Jio Phone,” he added.

The much-awaited

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at a street blocked by protesters in eastern Caracas.

Protesters also hurled rocks at workers with VTV state television, who were rescued by riot police.

Nearly 370 protesters were arrested in Caracas and four other states, the NGO Foro Penal reported.

“It doesn’t matter losing a day’s work if we’re losing the country,” said one striker, a 34-year-old owner of a small Caracas construction firm who only gave his first name, Omar.

“I’m joining the strike to rescue the little remaining for us, to increase pressure” on Maduro, he said.

In pro-government parts of the capital, however, life went on as normal.

Some workers in public offices were reluctant to take part, scared it would cost them their jobs.

“If I don’t go to work, they’ll fire me,” a 39-yearold public worker who gave her name as Carolina told AFP. Maduro seized on the areas of normality to claim victory over the strikers, saying key sectors were “100 percent” unaffected by the strike.

Maria Francis, a 53year-old worker in the Caracas metro system, called

France’s FN takes stock of vote failure

PARIS, JUL 21 (AGENCIES): France’s far-right National Front (FN) began meeting Friday for a soulsearching exercise after leader Marine Le Pen was routed in May’s presidential election, reports AFP. The two days of discussions at FN headquarters outside Paris are the start of a process that could overhaul the party, including a possible name change, as it seeks a fresh start. “We will take stock of the elections and look at what worked and what didn’t,” Le Pen, 48, told France 2 television ahead of the meeting.

She said the FN would then hold a “wide consultation” with party members, which will probably take

place in September.

Le Pen, running on an anti-EU and anti-immigration platform, was beaten by 66 percent to 34 percent by 39-year-old centrist Emmanuel Macron in the May 7 runoff. Her campaign for that decisive second round was widely criticised, especially her poor performance in a head-to-head TV debate with Macron.

In the parliamentary elections that followed, the FN won just eight seats in the 577-member National Assembly, below its target of 15 seats, as Macron’s centrist party obtained a comfortable majority. One policy position that the FN looks set to dump is its proposal to pull France out of the euro.

In the eyes of many commentators, the pledge became a millstone around Le Pen’s neck during the campaign as polls showed most French voters did not support it and the party sought to fudge its stance in the final days before the runoff. “I think that on this monetary issue we could in fact reverse our stance,” FN secretary general Nicolas Bay told FranceInfo radio.

“I think we need to listen to what the French people said.

We did not convince people with this idea.” But the party’s deputy leader Florian Philippot, a strong supporter of the euro withdrawal policy, warned against calling into question the party’s entire programme.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM : NAGALAND : MEGHALAYA : MANIPUR : TRIPURA : MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH (CIVIL WRIT JURISDICTION) W.P (C) No. 122 (K)/2017 Mr. T.Yilobeni Ezung & 111 Others ……….Petitioners -VERSUSThe State of Nagaland & 1074 others …… Respondents To 1. Ms. S. Alemla Ao 2. Ms. A. Temsutola 3. Mr. Maputoshi 4. Mr. S. Imnajungshi 5. Mr. K. Hutovi Zhimo 6. Ms. Amongla 7. Mr. Tsenchio Lotha 8. Mr. Vanjamo Odyuo 9. Mr. L. longdongmeren Lemtor 10. Mr. Imtitoshi 11. Ms. Chubanaro 12. Ms. Emi Sayang 13. Ms. Merentula 14. Mr. Akato sema 15. Mr. Tongpangshilu Toshiyala 16. Mr. Longrimendang 17. Mr. Yhunsenlo Kent 18. Mr. P. Imti Imsong 19. Mr. M. Sashimongla 20. Mr. Pangertula 21. Mr. Khutovi Sema 22. Mr. H. Hutovi Sema 23. Mr. K. Katoshe Kinimi 24. Mr. S. Hosheto Sema 25. Mr. V. Kavito Sema 26. Ms. Imtienla 27. Ms. I. Mlaemla Lkr 28. Ms. Tianla 29. Ms. Marinla 30. Mr. Meyalepden 31. Ms. Kijakala 32. Ms. N. Watikala 33. Mr. Imtisungkum 34. Mr. Mesete Kanuo 35. Mr. L. Rendimongba Jamir 36. Mr. S. Shihoto Chophy 37. Mr. I. Puna Lkr 38. Ms. Nungsangkokla 39. Ms. Meyisenla 40. Mr. Vekhota 41. Mr. Kenyushwe 42. Mr. G. Tohuka Chishi 43. Mr. E. Mhonimo Kikon 44. Mr. Kevishe Sema 45. Ms. Meyinukla 46. Mr. Mulutayo Kezo 47. Mr. Zakato N. Labo 48. Ms. Aienla 49. Mr. T. Imotemjen Jamir 50. Ms. Toshirenla 51. Mr. Sungjemwati Jamir 52. Ms. Moasangla Jamir 53. Mr. L. Alemtemsu Ao 54. Mr. N. Hetoshi Yepthomi 55. Mr. Akalo Kath 56. Ms. L. Khetoni 57. Ms. Kevechupe Pfuno 58. Ms. T. Merenla 59. Mr. L. Vikato Sema 60. Mr. Temjenyapang 61. Ms. Sohile Tep 62. Ms. Aienla Ozukum 63. Mr. Abhijit Roy 64. Ms. Flora Keviyienuo 65. Mr. David Enni 66. Mr. Khriezekuolie 67. Mr. I. Noksang 68. Mr. Thepfuchulie 69. Mr. Nikeya 70. Ms. K. Ellen Chishi 71. Mr. Josemong 72. Mr. Yikochu 73. Ms. R. Apupe 74. Mr. Chuthosie Joshoury 75. Mr. Tusu Thur 76. Mr. Hemin Singson 77. Mr. Katitho Katiry 78. Mr. Thomarhu Pojar 79. Mr. Shalesh Kumar Saha

80. Mr. Vekhosa 81. Mr. Mangal Prasad Roy 82. Mr. Rajesh kumar Singh 83. Mr. Rongsennungba 84. Mr. Subhash Sah 85. Mr. Deepak Rajen Sinha 86. Mr. Sunil Kumar 87. Mr. Birendra Kumar Mandal 88. Mr. Manulal Prasad 89. Mr. Kumar Rajesh 90. Mr. Umesh Das 91. Mr. Rhontsuthung 92. Ms. Orentsani 93. Mr. Veto Keyho 94. Mr. Wabang Pongener 95. Mr. A. K. Singh 96. Deventhong Yimchunger 97. T.Liseba Sangstam 98. S.Tsipongla sangtam 99. Churimong 100. L.Tsulangthong Yim 101. Tsojuthsi Sangtam 102. Jagiuliu Gonmei 103. Aditya Kumar 104. A.sathesh kumar 105. Kughali 106. Ashok kumar 107. W.T.Philip 108. R.Litsase Sangtam 109. Cholise Sangtam 110. Asola Sangtam 111. M.Yansaroni Humtsoi 112. Apoli 113. V.k.Lucy 114. C.Lichopi Sangtam 115. Pranav Shekhar 116. Pankaj Kumar Choudhary 117. Vongsuthong Yimchunger 118. Ram Pratap Moury 119. Vineet Kumar 120. Z.Nihovi Sema 121. Jechumong Peter 122. Khetoho Aomi 123. T.Anita Ayemi 124. Tovili Yeptho 125. Atoholi Sukhalu 126. Megovikho Khate 127. Neichuno Nagi 128. V.Hoshito Yeptho 129. Itwakumle 130. Ameno Peseyie 131. Moanaro Ao 132. C.Paiyu Kheamniungan 133. Tosheto 134. Zetseilie Semou 135. Arentula 136. Tzunger 137. Vivio l. Chopi 138. Vinotoli Kiba 139. Tajentola 140. Rigina Kaping 141. Onenkokla 142. M.Chempila 143. P.Akuto 144. T.Toto Hollohon 145. N.Kihoto 146. Jennifer Longchar 147. Holence H.Chishi 148. Penyu savino 149. Akumnaro 150. T.Limatula 151. Vitsono Dolie 152. L.Aienla Imchen 153. Bendangrenla 154. Semaho Yeptho 155. Alfred h.Ayemi 156. Ketuoneinuo C.Vizo 157. Vizohunuo Linyu 158. Toshinaro 159. T.Nihoto 160. Lolenshiba Ao 161. Rupkumar Langthasa 162. Kezhalhouvi-u 163. Kelezhatuo Medom 164. P.Manpa Phom 165. T.Moala Ao 166. Mahadeb Mahapatna 167. N.Sungkong Phom

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Rodrigo Duterte

MANILA, JUL 21 (AGENCIES): Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte hit back on Friday at U.S. lawmakers opposed to the prospect of his visiting the White House, saying he would never go to the United States, which he called a “lousy” country.

According to Reuters report, Duterte was responding to remarks by Massachusetts Cong ressman James McGovern, who told a hearing of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission that he would protest against such a visit if U.S. President Donald Trump followed through on an invitation to the firebrand Philippine leader. The commission, made up of members of the U.S. House of Representatives, convened on Thursday in Washington for a hearing on Duterte’s deadly, yearold war on drugs, which has killed thousands of Philippine citizens.

India easy to defeat in war: Chinese daily B E I J I N G , J U LY 2 1 (IANS): Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj lied to Parliament that all countries back New Delhi over the border dispute, a Chinese daily said on Friday, and warned India to be ready for war and lose even its own territory if it did not pull back troops.

A hard-hitting commentary in the Global Times said India had tested China’s patience, whose next move would be war if New Delhi did not withdraw troops from Doklam on the Sikkim section of the Sino-Indian border. The daily, run by the Communist Party of China,

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also said it was “comical” to compare India’s military with China’s. India will roll over if war happens, it said.

The Times said the live-fire drill in Tibet by the Chinese Army and movement of huge military supplies to the region was not for “show”.

“She was lying to the parliament,” the commentary said, referring to Sushma Swaraj.

“First, India’s invasion of Chinese territory is a plain fact. New Delhi’s impetuous action stuns the international community. No other country will support India’s aggression,” it said.

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Palestinian killed as Israel restricts access to Jerusalem’s Old City JERUSALEM, JUL 21 (AGENCIES): A Palestinian has died after being shot in the head in an East Jerusalem neighbourhood near the Old City, the Palestinian health ministry said, as clashes broke out in the area.

Tensions have mounted over new security measures at a highly sensitive holy site and the police restricting access for Muslim prayers.

The ministry however did not specify who was behind the shooting in the Ras al-Amud neighbourhood.

The unrest came after Israeli ministers decided not to order the removal of metal detectors erected at entrances to the Haram alSharif mosque compound, known to Jews as the Temple Mount, after an attack nearby a week ago that killed two police officers.

In anticipation of protests on Friday, Israeli police barred men under 50 from entering the Old City for prayers, while all women were allowed in.

Police said later that discretion could be applied in the use of the metal detectors instead of forcing everyone to go through them.

But Palestinian and religious leaders were still calling on worshippers not to enter until the devices

Palestinian worshippers run for cover as Israeli forces fire tear gas following protest prayers held outside Jerusalem’s Old City on July 21, 2017, after police denied entry to men under 50.

were removed.

Hundreds held midday prayers near the gates of the Old City in protest. According to police, dozens of people entered the compound.

Crowds gathered outside the Old City found streets around Damascus Gate – the entrance most heavily used by Palestinians – blocked.

A group of several hundred people, including Muslim leaders, marched towards the Lions Gate entrance to the mosque compound, but police informed them that only men 50 or over would be allowed in.

Police later fired stun grenades and teargas canisters towards protesters out-

side the Old City, while Palestinians threw stones and other objects at security forces in some areas.

“They turned back everyone who came here to pray but then I told them I was going to the doctor, but they did not let me in,” said Ulfat Hamad, 42, who was visiting from the US. “I am going to pray here with others,” he said outside the walls.

Tensions have risen since police installed the metal detectors in a move Palestinians and other Muslims perceive as a means for Israel to assert further control over the compound containing the revered Al Aqsa Mosque and Dome of the Rock.

OFFICE OF THE

WOKHA TOWN NYIRO RANGE UNION Hq. Wokha Town, Nagaland

CONDEMNATION

The Office of the Wokha Town Nyiro Range Union strongly condemns the barbaric acts of Lirhonthung Murry son of Late.

Khumkho Murry and Lolanbeni Murry daughter of Yanban Murry, both members of Wokha village who murdered Mr. Enibemo Ezung son of Mr. Yenronthung Ezung of Longsachung village in cold blood on the 17th of June 2017 at New Lio Wokha village under Bhandari Sub. Division of Wokha district. The union strongly urges the Competent authorities of the law to award the culprits with the severest of punishment according to the crimes that they have committed. The union also urges upon every right thinking citizens to condemn such characters as such have no place in the society.

Mr. R. Phyobemo Lotha Chairman Wokha Town Nyiro Range Union

632. Arvind Kumar 633. S. Bongyong konyak 634. N. Nokzing Konyak 635. Esther Konyak 636. S. Manli 637. Y. Jakto Konyak 638. A. Towang Konyak 639. Minching Konyak 640. Ngiplem Konyak 641. Ajay Kumar 642. Tauqueer Ahmed 643. A. Tingyong Konyak 644. N. Mankah 645. Yangertoshi 646. Tzuenhajung 647. Imtiwabang 648. Toshisenla 649. Pangjei Konyak 650. Odikala Ao 651. T.S. Mary 652. Bendangkumzuk 653. James Ngushu 654. Tepuswel 655. Mezalhou Nihu 656. Ruokuobeinuo Vizo 657. Aleno Medoze 658. Cicilia Dziesevinuo 659. Kezhalenuo Kaco 660. Kezhaletuo Metha 661. Zhavituo 662. Neisebino Nagi 663. Ruulhouno Nagi 664. Rokovituo Nagi 665. Dzuzienuo Angami 666. Neibeizonuo Pienyu 667. Rokoseno 668. Keviselie 669. Asangla Jamir 670. Mhasikholie Sachu 671. Keviyieu Kezieo 672. Metozo Rhetso 673. Vinovole Thapo 674. Seyiekhrietuo Suokhrie 675. Neilhoubeiu Kire 676. Vizokho Neikha 677. Joshua Cheng 678. Vizevonuo 679. Lozhienuo Mekre 680. Pelekhrietuo Peseyie 681. Kelhouziengu Dzuvuchu 682. Rukuoneitso Kire 683. Ruth Keppen 684. Moanungla 685. Baby Kalitoli Shohe 686. Marnungla 687. Neito Dzuvichu 688. Vibino Peseyie 689. Keneilenuo Huozha 690. Senuo Kire 691. Neisazo Lhousa 692. Kekhriesinuo Solo 693. Vikholie Pienyu 694. Ketsophreu 695. Kedonilhu Chucha 696. Mekhrievino Meyase 697. Kiviholi T. Yeptho 698. Kezhalezo Solo 699. Ketsosale 700. Neibanuo 701. Kelhouseu Sekhose 702. Vimezhunuo Daisy Rutsa 703. Chidenba 704. Kevisevolie Kevin 705. Rokovizo 706. Bendangjungla 707. Kikrusenuo 708. Mechulho 709. Thenuneinuo Theresa 710. Khrielebeinuo 711. Medongunuo 712. Vizoneilie Pienyu 713. Zhovisenuo Keretsu 714. Theresa Thepfuluonuo 715. Nengneithem Hangsing 716. Rokososie Khoubve 717. Dihilo Dukha 718. A.Itoshi zhimo 719. Abeinuo Kerhiio 720. Achenpong Imchen 721. Rokotono 722. Ndang Agwet Kielu 723. Ediwe 724. Khrietuonyu Noudi 725. B.Sentimongla 726. Kikhu H.Achumi 727. Ruopfiikhrienuo Medom

Mr. Yanchio Murry Gen. Secretary Wokha Town Nyiro Range Union

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Demonstrators in Caracas hurl rocks at police during Venezuela’s the nationwide general strike.

it an “absurd strike.” The opposition, she said, “wants the United States to come in and take over the country.”

Opposition leaders, however, claimed 85 percent adherence to the strike.

“The people have given evidence that will not bend to their knees,” said senior opposition figure Henrique Capriles.

Maduro is under fire over plans for a July 30 election of a citizens’ body -- a “Constituent Assembly” -- to rewrite the constitution. Critics see it as a power grab.

US President Donald Trump has warned of unspecified “swift economic actions” if the vote goes ahead.

Maduro said the threat made him “more than ever” determined to hold the election.

Venezuela’s economy is heavily dependent on its oil exports. Around a third of its daily crude production of 1.9 million barrels goes to the United States.

The head of the staterun oil company PDVSA told state television that the strike had not affected its operations.

Will never visit ‘lousy’ United States: Duterte

824. Rebeka Naro 907. Kughato Rochill 990. Ilika Sumi 728. P.Hoben Odyuo 825. Zakahi Vero 908. Alhoshe Sumi 991. Tokito 729. N.Subenthung Odyuo 826.

Sheku Soho 909.

Atokishe H.Chishi 992. Akaho Zhimomi 730. Rose Mary Kikon 827. Shekhopa Rhakho 910. Runole Khing 993. Bokato L.Sema 731. Orenvungi Ezong 828.

Veshosa 911.

Julika A.Zhimo 994. Tabitha Jamir 732. N.Tsenbemo Lotha 829. Swüdüvelü Lohe 912. Inazhe A.Zhimo 995. Ayeto Swu 733. Chanpeni Lotha 830.

Zhokhotso Kezo 913.

Aienla Ao 996. Hahat Khongsai 734. Hachopeni Jungio 831. Vepatso 914. N.Hosheni Shohe 997. Pelevino 735. E.Senchumbeni Patton 832.

Kevikho Vese 915.

Elito Sumi 998. Tolivi A.Chophy 736. T.Liremo Ovung 833. Ruzhukhrie Khape 916. Inavi Wotsa 999. Sharon V.Tucca 737. Renpeni Ovung 834.

Veprusa Nyenu 917.

T.Shelitoli Ayeh 1000. Akaito Sema 738. W.Benrithung 835. Zhikrupe 918. Nivihe Sumi 1001. O.Bendangjungla 739. Imlisunep 836.

Vezhohu Rhakho 919.

Hetoi V.Sumi 1002. I.Tianaro 740. E.Lichumo Kikon 837. Vesanu Dozo 920. Holito Achumi 1003. Amento V.Sema 741. T.Benrithung 838.

Besuvoyi 921.

Mughali Shohe 1004. Vihepu T.Sema 742. H.Mhonlumo Ngullie 839. Kusato Khesoh 922. Yesheto V.Swu 1005. Sentile Kajen 743. Mhalo Lotha 840.

Vekuto Rhakho 923.

Inato H.Zhimo 1006. Moangwati 744. S.Emilo 841. Kuzuvelu Khusoh 924. L.Khetovi Yeptho 1007. Mezhiiwheno Liegise 745. R.Lipithung Lotha 842. Sato Chakhesang 925. P.Yanchibeni Tsanglao 1008. Temsusangla 746. Lhouvizokho Khate 843. Solomon Revi Shupao 926. Xuvito Sema 1009. Daisy Sema 747. Aokokba 844. Kevepoyi Dizumo 927. Vitoho K.Sumi 1010. Hoka Swu 748. Moasenla 845. Rosuh Dukru 928. N.Nguvito Swu 1011. Ruguotuoli 749. Temjenmongla 846. Neikolo puro 929. Z.Hokato 1012. Husali Aye 750. Temsukaba 847. Depe Letro 930. Niloli Chisho 1013. K.Nepele Lekro 751. Moanungla 848. Pelesano Sekhamo 931. Kheboli K.Sumi 1014. Vevozolu Rhakho 752. Alemnungsang 849. D.Neikodo Chotso 932. Vivi K.Zhimo 1015. Moasongla 753. Yangerienla 850. Neisanuo Chatso 933. L.Botoi Zhimo 1016. Talikala 754. Chubatola N. 851. Sara K.Wetsah 934. Hukhali H.Shohe 1017. Khekugha Tuccu 755. Moasangla 852. Apfuti 935. Shikavi Kiba 1018. Lucy Kath 756. Limatola 853. Thowesie 936. Shikatoli Sema 1019. Holito Sema 757. Tialiba 854. Masiesa Joshua 937. Vishepu Sema 1020. Vinoli 758. Bendangrenla L.Jamir 855. Lepelo Pulo 938. Atoli H.Sema 1021. Z.Vikuto 759. Meyangangla 856. Besüto Swüro 939. Akitoli V 1022. Sentienla Ao 760. Tekalemla 857. Rhosie Joshua 940. Vikani 1023. O.Moatoshi Sanglir 761. Katemmeren 858. Rhetsutho Nysou 941. Akaho Chishi 1024. Merebeni Veronica Humtsoe 762. Moayangla 859. I.Akhum Chang 942. Oly T. 1025. Akaholi 763. Imsutenla 860. N.Imti Chang 943. Illato Sumi 1026. T.I.Asenla Jamir 764. Kitemsangba 861. Y.Lemba Chang 944. S.Ikuto Zhimo 1027. Talitoshi 765. Yongdangnaro 862. C.Chongshen Chang 945. Viliholi Shohe 1028. Yekatoli Tuccu 766. Akumtoshi 863. Limasungba Sangtam 946. Temjenmongla 1029. Vihepu Yeptho 767. Tiayanger 864. Sendongchem Sangtam 947. Akangkokba 1030. T.Anito Chishi 768. Nokenchuba 865. Tisela Sangtam 948. Tekanangshi 1031. Tovika H.Chishi 769. Imyapangla 866. K.Kiulongba Yim 949. Lucy Kezo 1032. H.Venus Assumi 867. Khumpise Sangtam 950. V.Hekato Zhimo 1033. Y.Aholi Sema 770. Elizabeth Lemdur 868. Alfred Lempong Chang 951. L.Mughato Chophy 1034. Kaino Chishi 771. K.Among Chang 869. N.Asenla Chang 952. Mhonchumi Gloria Ezung 1035. Vikato Yesca 772. Imnayanger 870. P.Thongkoi Khiam 953. Rato Lohe 1036. Tovi M 773. Nungshikaba Pongen 871. K.Khumjila Yimchunger 954. Rosella Mozhui 1037. H.Ketoho Achumi 774. Temsumongla 872. Yemdangmongba Chang 955. Vilhoukho-u Krose 1038. Sanila Sangtam 775. Limasungla Aier 873. Manchong Phom 956. Tiawati 1039. Grace Jamir 776. Imotong 874. Tarepyuba 957. Temjenmeren Jamir 1040. Tohuli Zhimomi 777. Bendanglila 875. Bendangtemsu 958. Mayangchenla 1041. Tonika Yepthomi 778. Impokiyimla Jamir 876. C.Yenten Chang 959. L.Atoni Yeptho 1042. Sheliholi Zhimo 779. Markokba 877. L.Jonah Chang 960. Ruth Soyhunle Khing 1043. Hewoto Kiho 780. T.Shingangchila 878.

Puchai P.M. 961.

V.Inato Sumi 1044. K.Easter Aye 781. Sentijungla 879. T.Suponglemla 962. D.Jonah Achumi 1045. Kughato.Achumi 782. Temjenzungba 880.

Akangtula Sang 963.

Virano Sothu 1046. Vikali Shohe 783. Talitoshi 881. K.Changsang 964. Imsuyanger 1047. Illy Yeptho 784. Moatoshi 882.

Y.Ongla Phom 965.

T.Botoli Yeptho 1048. Tsuktinungla 785. L.Yashitoshi 883. R.Yimkhong Yimchunger 966. Metsisie Sakhrie 1049. Agwamlie Poireng 786. Sentiwapang 884.

H.Ethel Konyak 967.

Toikali D.Zhimomi 1050. Tungkum Ndang 787. Ngangnenchila 885. Along Chingekem Konyak 968. Jacob Kezhalhoukho 1051. Kavili Kiba 788. Lanulemla 886.

Andrew Konyak 969.

Holito Sumi 1052. Irimbule Thuankulung 789. Ajemsungba Agam 887. J.Gojonn 970. Kakishe 1053. Haitotei 790. N.Sentimeren Pongen 888.

T.Yitwang Konyak 971.

Avika 1054. Nengkhovah Haoloi 791. Talipokum 889. N.Yiman Konyak 972. Maorenla 1055. Namthin Newmai 792. Anungla Ao 890.

T.Yato Konyak 973.

Shilumenla 1056. Arena Jamir 793. Moayanger 891. Nurhesevi Rurhia 974. Inakhu A.Ayeh 1057. Imnayanger 794. Temsunungsang 892. Y.Chingang Konyak 975. Neivitono Nagi 1058. Albert Tungoe 795. Lechenkala 893. N.Manto K. 976. Kezhaletuonuo 1059. Hungngaule 796. Nungsangwati 894. Lamwang Angha 977. Tovika K.Sumi 1060. Pinthum Kaurintah 797. Supongchiden 895. Jackmath Konyak 978. Lanuyanger 1061. Mangpao 798. I.Longre Ao 896. M.Phongnyei Changkhu 979. Mokoksangla 1062. Chiheiding 799. Imliyanger 897. L.Holise sangtam 980. Joyce V.Sumi 1063. Keneivonuo Yhoshu 800. Imkongsunep 898. Ravi Shankar Singh 981. Hekiye H. 1064. Lily T.Sangtam 801. Odisosang 899. Phamying Wangshu 982. Pekinto Y.Jimo 1065. Hotinkiu Sangtam 802. I.Mayangla Jamir 900. R.Chuba Jamir 983. Nikali K.Awomi 1066. R.Daniel 803. Waikaba 901. Bendangrenla 984. Along T. 1067. Thsatong Sangtam 804. Tusovelü Lohe 902. P.Chingao Konyak 985. A.Anili Zhimomi 1068. Limatenzuk 805. Dielievino Tunyi 903. Wangphoa Konyak 986. Aotoshi 1069. Thsakhongse A.Sangtam 806. Verhetshü Nyusou 904. Imtiwapang 987. Atoka Achumi 1070. K.Shikai Sema 807. Poshetso Cukhamu 905. S.Yongmeth 988. Anikali 1071. Ved Prakash Kushwaha 808. Zasepra Tunyi 906. S.Vishito Sema 989. Rosy Swu 1072. M.Bangshing 809. Besüta Puro All the respondents are serving as Graduate Teachers under the Department of School Education, Nagaland.

810. Mutsive Sopu C/o The Principal Director, Directorate of School Education, Nagaland, Kohima 811. Medotalü ……RESPONDENTS 812. Erilo Mero NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULE 20, CPC. 813. Huvotso Please, take Notice that the above mentioned Case W. P. (C) NO.122(K)/ 2017 has been filed in the Gauhati 814. Rukuwe Mekrisüh High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you have been impleaded as respondents.

815. Neitsholo Tsühah That the Hon’ble High Court dated 5.07.17 has directed for Substitute Notice through local dailies and fixed the 816. Vesuruh Chotso matter on 28.08.17 for entering of appearance. If no appearance is made on your behalf, by yourself, your advocate, or 817. Husiyi Thüluo by someone by law authorized to act for you on the date of appearance, the matter shall be taken up in your absence.

818. Vepociiyi Rüho Signed and sealed by the order of the Court this day the…………. July, 2017.

819. Neiphrezo Kotso 820. Zavisalie 821. Vengotso Kezo Deputy Registrar (Judl.)

822. Medokhoyi Kezo Gauhati High Court (Kohima Bench) 823. Zachilo Wetsah Kohima, Nagaland.

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2 people killed in Venezuela strike against Maduro’s rule

C A R A C A S, J U L 2 1 (AGENCIES): Two people were killed in clashes Thursday in Venezuela during a nationwide strike against President Nicolas Maduro’s plans to re-write the country’s constitution.

Thursday’s 24-hour stoppage affected areas of the capital and other regions, including the country’s second-biggest city of Maracaibo, with businesses shuttered, public transport stalled and streets often deserted.

Riot police and soldiers fired tear gas and buck shot at protesters, who blocked streets with debris in parts of Caracas and set a police booth on fire. Street blockades continued overnight.

Prosecutors said a 24year-old man was killed on the outskirts of Caracas and a 23-year-old man was killed in the city of Valencia. They did not say who was responsible for the deaths.

This brings to 99 the death toll in anti-government protests since April.

“I wish this strike were indefinite until this dictatorship leaves,” said Coromoto Garcia, 48, who was

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, july 22, 2017

Infotainment

Ahead of the debate, Barrowman had his own one-man show where he asked fans to give Jodie Whittaker a chance as the new female lead in Doctor Who. “If we buy into the world of Doctor Who which we do, those of us who love it - we buy into it, we commit to it, we go where that Tardis takes us,” he said.

“It doesn’t say that he will be a he all the time.

We don’t know who he’ll regenerate into, so it could conceivably happen.”

Sci-fi comes to the Middle East in Medinah: There was a sneak peak of Medinah - touted as the first sci-fi/fantasy series from the Middle East.

The cast were all in attendance including Eric Roberts, Natasha Henstridge and newcomers (l-r) Aziz Al-Dorani, Abdullah Al-Harbi, Ibrahim Al-Mirza, Hemwant Tiwari and Saad Al-Naimi.

Museum unveils pre-nuke attack Hiroshima footage

Bieber banned from China for ‘bad behaviour’

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museum on Friday unveiled a rare video footage of Hiroshima city from 1935, a decade before it was devastated by a nuclear bomb.

The black and white video, lasting for a little over

especially as the first film was launched at ComicCon in 2015.

Bright unveils its first full trailer: Will Smith, Joel Edgerton, Lucy Fry, Noomi Rapace and Edgar Ramirez were on hand to unveil the first full trailer of their upcoming $100m Netflix film, Bright.

The Fresh Prince described the movie - which sees humans, orcs, elves, and fairies co-exist - as “mash up of the hard grit of Training Day and Lord of the Rings”.

Director David Ayer praised the streaming ser-

three minutes, shows scenes from central Hiroshima, a bustling and lively city in April 1935.

“There isn’t much material from before August 6, 1945, as the bomb destroyed everything. We wanted to

reconstruct part of the history (of Hiroshima) before it was lost forever,” Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum Director Kenji Shiga told Efe news on Friday. In the video, cherry tree blossoms line the streets while city residents are seen walking and biking around the Hatchobori business district area, riding in trams, or fishing in the city canals.

Ten years later, on August 6, 1945, an atomic bomb dropped by the US instantly killed around 80,000 people in this city, and wiped out what was one of the archipelago’s most populous cities of the time.

Sir Paul McCartney trolls US church protestors

A The Indigenous Art School under Indigenous Cultural Society, through skill and sustainable development programme successfully organised annual five days summer music and folk dance crash course from July 17 to 21. Summer music crash course offered instrumental music comprising of Piano, Guitar Violin, Drums and Vocal.

Simple and impressive culmination programme of music and folk dance crash course was conducted today.

fter perfecting the pop ballad in the 1960s, Sir Paul McCartney has now mastered the art of 21st Century trolling. The former Beatle posted the below doctored image of the Westboro Baptist Church, after they protested outside his show in Kansas this week. The 75-year-old rocker thanked the protesters for their “warm welcome!” by changing some of the more offensive slogans to his own song titles including All You Need Is Love and We Can Work It Out.

UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH KUSHIABILL EAST - DIMAPUR, NAGALAND Estd-2015

APPRECIATION

We the members of United Baptist Church Kushiabill, would like to express our deep appreciation to those God fearing generous donors towards the construction of our Church semipucca building. It was through their prayerful financial assistance, we could timely complete the construction work and now it is in use. Praise the Lord. The amount they have generously donated are shown against their good names. It is our sincere prayer that may the good Lord richly bless them and it is more blessed to give than to receive.

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Amt

Mr. Ezanthung Ezung, Rtd. Addl.

Commissioner of Taxes donated a piece of land measuring (01 -Bigha)

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Mr. Kiremwati, Rtd. Director Higher & 6000/Technical Education, Nagaland measuring 10’x’150

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Korain Mission

60,000/-

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Mr. & Mrs. Hukato V. Achumi

10,000/-

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Mr. & Mrs. Pithungo Yanthan, Rly Colony 7000/-

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Mr. & Mrs. Chumjamo Lotha, Mt. Zion 5500 School Headmaster, Kushiabill

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Rev. Dr. Vikheshe Chishi, Principal W.B.C 5000/-

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Mrs. Akangla LTR, Kushiabill

5000/-

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Mr. & Mrs. Rajiv Mech, Kushiabill

5000/-

10

Mrs. Lobeno Yanthan, Wokha

4700/-

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Name

Amt

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Mrs. Razoukuonuo Thorie, Kushiabill

2000/.

24

Mr. & Mrs. Yashi Ao, Kushiabill

2000/-

25

Mrs. S. Atula, Kushaibill

2000/-

26

Mr. &Mrs. Rev. Mhathung Yanthan, Kohima 2000/-

27

Mr. & Mrs. Neipfelhou Thorie

2000/-

28

Mr. & Mrs. Renben Murry

2000/-

29

Mr. Randanbemo Kikon

1800/-

30

Mr. & Mrs. Lobilo Murry, 3rd Mile

1600/-

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Mrs. Lorenbeni Ngullie

1500/-

32

Mrs. T.Ngullie, Naharbari

1200/-

33

Mrs. Mhalo Ngullie, Kushiabill

1000/-

34

Mr. & Mrs. James Kumar

1000/-

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Mr. & Mrs. Rev. L. Hevuto Awomi, E.S UBCA-NEI

1000/-

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Mr. Inavi Sumi, Kushiabill

1000/-

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Mrs. Easter Tangkhul

1000/-

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Mrs. R. Mhonyani Kikon

800/-

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Mr. & Mrs. Thungdemo Lotha, Kushiabill 4200/-

12

Mrs. Lucy Tsanglao, Landmark Colony

3320/-

13

Mr. &Mrs. R. Yanathung Kikon

3100/-

14

Mr. Lichamo Yanthan, Medziphema

3000/-

39

Mrs. Easter Tangkhul, Kusiabill

1000/-

15

Mr. & Mrs. Kironthung Kikon, Kushiabill 3000/-

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Mrs. R. Mhonyani Kikon

800/-

16

Mr. & Mrs. Mhathung Kikon

3000/-

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Mrs. Sashijungla, I.V.R colony

500/-

17

Mr. &Mrs. Ekhensahan Kikon

3000/-

42

Mr. & Mrs. Hoito Sema, Kushiabill

500/-

18

Mr. & Mrs. Abemo Humtsoe

2700/-

43

Mr. & Mrs. Romen Mech, GB, Kushiabill 500/-

19

Miss. Lemsela, Naharbari

2500/-

44

Mr. & Mrs. Mapu Ao, Kushiabill

500/-

20

Mr. & Mrs. Thechano Lotha, Kushiabill

2300/-

45

Mr. Arun Mech, Kushiabill

500/-

21

Miss. Grace Yanthan, Wka

2300/-

46

Mr. & Mrs. Aris Ngullie, Kushiabill

500/-

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U.B.C. Bamunpukhuri

2000/-

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Mr. & Mrs. Ayamo Lotha, Kushiabill

500/-

“It is more blessed to give than to receive” Acts 20:35 (Mr. Rudupra Swuro) Secretary K

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(Smti. Wolumi Ngullie) Pastor

The Queen’s favourite song has reportedly been revealed after it was played at an exclusive Windsor Castle banquet.

BBC DJ Chris Evans made the claim as he recounted how a friend had been invited to the posh dinner.

After guests had eaten dinner and speeches were completed, a dance was reportedly held for guests, where a DJ played “proper disco music”.

At one point, the DJ reportedly dropped ABBA’s ‘Dancing Queen’ – with a huge smile spreading across the monarch’s face when she heard the track.

She then immediately made her way to the dancefloor, before telling guests: “I always try to dance when this song comes on, because I am the Queen, and I like to dance”.

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hinese authorities have announced that Canadian singer Justin Bieber will not be allowed to perform in the country because of his on and offstage antics.

Bieber will return to Asia later this year as part of his Purpose World Tour with shows scheduled in Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore and Hong Kong. In a statement posted on its website this week, Beijing’s Culture Bureau said: “Justin Bieber is a gifted singer but he is also a controversial young foreign singer.”

“As far as we are concerned, he has engaged in a series of bad behaviour, both in his social life and during a previous performance in China, which caused discontent among the public.”

The singer performed in China in 2013, raising eyebrows when he was photographed being carried up the Great Wall of China by his bodyguards.

ouis Tomlinson has revealed that Arctic Monkeys influenced the lyrics on new single ‘Back To You’.

The song, which features Bebe Rexha, was released earlier today – and will be followed by a music video that was filmed at Doncaster Rovers, the football club supported by the former One Direction star.

But he’s now revealed that the Yorkshire connection runs even further, with Arctic Monkeys apparently influencing the sound of his solo efforts.

“My whole mission with this album is to not write these Hollywoodesque songs that talk about some unfathomable crazy love story, I’m so bored of

that”, he told BBC News.

“Because I’m from up north, I grew up loving the likes of the Arctic Monkeys and Oasis. And the way they tell stories is such an effortless thing. It’s real, it’s honest and it’s to the point, you know?

“Now, any of the Arctic Monkeys would be devastated to hear me talking like this, but there is a way of incorporating that conversational honesty into pop.”

He also praised the band for saying “what they feel” as he continues to record his debut solo album.

“Again, that’s why bands like Arctic Monkeys are so great. They don’t work on any script or any maths or science. They just

TSUNGIKI GAZZETTED OFFICERS’ FORUM H.Q., TSUNGIKI VILLAGE WOKHA: NAGALAND

ton. Rest easy sir.

Sushant Singh Rajput  @itsSSR: “This world was never meant for One as beautiful as you.” Rest in peace Chester Bennington #LinkinPark forever...

Ashley Greene  @ AshleyMGreene: Saddened to learn about the passing of the talented Chester Bennington from Linkin Park. My heart breaks for his family and children.

American Authors @aauthorsmusic: Chester Bennington thank you for your music and incredible voice. Another legendary singer gone. Sending our hearts #rip #LinkinPark

FELICITATION

The Tsungiki Gazzetted Officers’ Forum (TGOF) congratulates Smti. Emilo Ovung, w/o Late Orenthung Ovung, on her recent promotion to the post of Superintendent, Directorate of State Lotteries, Nagaland, Kohima.

The TGOF further wishes her a bright future.

K. Aben Kikon General Secretary, TGOF

Nchumthung Ngullie President, TGOF

The Ekhyo Yan (Domokhia) villagers and the flood affected families in particular convey our gratitude to the Commissioner and Secretary (NSDMA), EAC (Seithekhema), SDO(C) Dimapur, Dobashis, 32 Assam Rifles (6 sector), CRPF, NP, East Police Station, Lotha Hoho, Dimapur, Media Persons, Neighbouring Villagers, those individuals and well wishers from within and outside the village for their selfless sacrifice and valuable services rendered in timely manner by saving those precious lives stranded in the devastating flood faced by the villagers. We also give special thanks to Mhademo Kithan (Chairman KNO) and Mhabemo Odyüo for their proposal to 32 Assam Rifles (6 sector) to reach the spot. We convey our heartfelt appreciation for your humanitarian services and help at the time of crisis faced by the villagers. We pray to Almighty to bless each and everyone of you and continue the good work in the future.

Ekhyo Yan (Domokhia) Village Council, GB’s and Youth Organization.

OFFICE OF THE

NAGA PEOPLE’S FRONT

PUGHOBOTO DIVISION, NAGALAND The NPF Pughoboto Division sincerely appreciate our elected representative INO. Y. VIKHEHO SWU for his faithful allegiance to NPF manifesto and his loyalty and obedience to the party directive.

We affirm that we will continue to support your candidature even in the future.

We further acknowledge and reaffirm our support to INO SHURHOZELIE LIEZIETSU as the President of NPF. We recognize the NPF as the only regional party that can protect the identity and rights of the Nagas. Pughoboto, a regional constituency, will continue to fight against any forces that are trying to dismantle it.

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say what they feel. If it doesn’t rhyme, it doesn’t matter. If it sounds awkward, it doesn’t matter”, he added. Meanwhile, Louis

also recently revealed that he’s in the process of putting together a new girl band after successfully pitching the project to Simon Cowell.

HAPPY FIRST BIRTHDAY to

Kaka. Myingthungbeni From Loving Mummy & Daddy.

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and family. #RIPChester.

Justin Timberlake @ jtimberlake: RIP to Chester Bennington and my sincerest condolences to his family, friends, and the Linkin Park family. Truly unique, humble frontman.

Dwayne Johnson @ TheRock: So sorry to hear the news about Chester Bennington. Sending so much luv, strength & light to his family, kids & @ linkinpark ohana.

Imagine Dragons @ Imaginedragons: no words. so heartbroken. RIP Chester Bennington.

Nickelback @Nickelback: “When life leaves us blind, love keeps us kind.” - Chester Benning-

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Bennington’s suicide came on the day of his late friend Chris Cornell’s birthday, who had killed himself in May by hanging.

The news was confirmed by fellow band member Mike Shinoda’s sombre tweet saying, “Shocked and heartbroken, but it’s true. An official statement will come out as soon as we have one.”

Fans, friends, celebrities, musicians, and the Twittersphere was quick to respond with heartbroken messages, fond memories and heartfelt condolences to the Bennington family.

O n e Re p u b l i c  @ OneRepublic: Oh dear God. Massive R.I.P to Chester Bennington of @ linkinpark this BREAKS OUR HEART. Suicide is the devil on earth walking amongst us.

Timbaland @Timbaland: Our thoughts and prayers are with @linkinpark and Chester’s friends

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ingsman: The Golden Circle kicks off proceedingsThe cast of Kingsman: The Golden Circle tweeted a picture of themselves on stage after they discussed the new film and showed footage of the action spy comedy.

Halle Berry stole the show though after she appeared to down half a pint of whiskey on stage.

But there was disappointment from fans that 20th Century Fox’s presentation didn’t include anything about the eagerly anticipated Deadpool 2 -

Celebrities react to Chester’s shocking demise

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vice, saying “they let you be a film-maker”, while also making a dig at his previous film, Suicide Squad, which he criticised as a watered down, PG-13 studio movie.

A Battlestar Galactica reunion: The cast of Battlestar Galactica including Grace Park, Mary McDonnell, Tricia Helfer, Aaron Douglas, Michael Trucco and Tamoh Penikett got together for a special reunion.

Eight years after the show ended, they reminisced about filming the series’ four seasons and the team presented a video tribute to original Galactica star Richard Hatch, who died in February.

John Barrowman asks Doctor Who fans to give Jodie Whittaker a chance: John Barrowman, Aisha Tyler and Orlando Jones took part in a Syfy debate which took in a range of topics across the sci-fi genre.

The Queen’s favourite song has been revealed

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What happened on the first day of Comic-Con?

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Participant from All Nagaland Kung-fu Association represented at the 15 th National Kung-fu Championship 2017 held at Bhogeswari Phukanani Indoor Stadium, Dispur, Guwahati Assam from 13th to 16th of July 2017 where competitor from Nagaland won one gold, 2 silver and 4 bonze medals respectively. Three (3) instructors Bendangakum, Waluniba and Mithlesh also represented Nagaland as referee at the 15th National Kung-fu Championship 2017.

The Association congratulates Absar, Takba, Tsuktimongla, Pinky Paul, Tazud Islam, Nokinyanger and Mongsenkumla for their relentless effort and bringing laurels to Nagaland.

Further the All Nagaland Kung-fu Association acknowledge and appreciate Mokokchung Deputy Commissioner & MDSC President Shri Sushil Kumar Patel IAS, District Youth Resources Officer Mokokchung Shri Y. Libemo Jami, MLA Shri. C. Apok Jamir, Shri Waluniba and Shri Amjet & Shri Nukshi (Blue Hill Travels) for their consistent support and valuable contribution facilitating the Nagaland team to take part in the championship.

The All Nagaland Kung-fu Association would also like to thank all the parents who have through all time encouraged their children to participate in the championship.

It is our earnest prayer that your support in all measures will not drain in vain and that Almighty God will bless you all abundantly.

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OFFICE OF THE

V.D.B ASSOCIATION Medziphema Block Dimapur : Nagaland

The Newly elected office bearers for the tenure 2018-2022 of VDB Association Medziphema Block.

Below are the names of the following with designations.

1. Mr. Kakishe Achumi (Hekheshe Village) President 2. Mr. Pelezeto (Piphema Old Village) General Secretary 3. Mr. David (Bungsang) Finance Secretary Executive Members 1. Mr. Visanyu Rakha (Sethekema 'C' Village) 2. Mr. Vizoheu Khro (Medziphema Village) 3. Mr. Pelevikho Makritsu (Tsiepama Village) 4. Mr. Tokishe Swu (Zhuikhu Village) (Kakishe Achumi) President VDB Association Block Medziphema Dimapur : Nagaland

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Lukaku, Rashford score as Man Utd blank City 2-0

Marcus Rashford doubled Manchester United’s lead with a fine finish below the diving Manchester City keeper’s Ederson.

lead with another swift counter-attack.

This time it was Mkhitaryan who turned creator, releasing Rashford with a deft pass.

The teenage England striker picked his spot and drilled a low finish across Ederson into the bottom corner.

United continued to enjoy the better chances early in the second half, with Lukaku almost grabbing a second when his curling strike hit the woodwork on 53 minutes.

Both United manager Jose Mourinho and opposite number Pep Guardiola made a flurry of changes throughout the second half as the game fizzled out.

Shillong, Jul 21 (IANS): A state government-backed football grassroots development programme will be launched with an exhibition match between the north-eastern players and their rest of India counterparts at the floodlit Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium here on Saturday.

A ‘pet project’ of Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma, the gala event where all state government dignitaries are expected to be present, will focus on further nurturing young talent from the region which has in recent times produced a clutch of

New Delhi, Jul 21 (Agencies): The All India Football Federation has issued a tender notice inviting bids for new clubs to enter the I-League. In a release, the country’s football governing body said that it has invited bids from interested parties from cities across the country. It was earlier reported that the AIFF had cleared MySports Management’s bid to form and enter a club based our of Kerala’s state capital Thiruvananthapuram. The AIFF wanted to get new clubs into the I-League so as to make up for the impending departures of Bengaluru FC, Mohun Bagan and East Bengal to the ISL. It is now confirmed that only Bengaluru FC will be joining the ISL alongwith a team based out of Jamshedpur.

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Loving : dad, mom, wife, children, brothers, sisters and family members

December 12th, 1996 to July 17th, 2017

“For if we live, we live to the Lord; and if we die, we die to the Lord. Therefore, whether we live or die, we are the Lord’s.”

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To the many friends, relatives and well-wishers from near and far, we the family of Late Medosanuo Pienyü, wish to convey our deeply felt gratitude for all the support, be it physical, material, financial, moral and prayers during her illness and loss of our beloved. Your contributions made our loss more beautiful.

Although we may not be able to thank everyone personally, it is our humble pray that the good Lord bless you all in abundance.

We further convey our special thanks to : 1. Bethel Medical Centre, Kohima.

2. St. John Hospital, Guwahati 3. Downtown Hospital, Guwahati 4. Naga Christian Fellowship, Guwahati 5. Naga Students’ Union, Guwahati 6. Nagaland House, Guwahati 7. Letshi Ao, Guwahati 8. Khriemenuo Üsou Guwahati 9. Kuda Chedema Krotho 10. Kuda Chedema thenuko Krotho 11. Diphupar C.R.C Kuda 12. Oriental College Principal, Faculty and Students.

13. Zenith Club, Chedema 14. C.R.C Chedema Village 15. C.R.C. Model Village 16. Mr. Khriehu Liezietsu 17. NPF Youth Wing, Kohima.

18. NPF 10th N/A-1 A/C Parents Body.

19. Chedema Village 20. All her dear friends.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

FUNERAL SERVICE

FUNERAL PROGRAMME

Lt. Vikiye Zhimo Ato Kukau

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family members of Lt. Ningkhanang Mung (W/o Lt. John Mung) convey our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, churches, neighbours, organizations and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially and through prayers during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved mother.

We deeply regret our inability to thank you all individually but we pray that our Lord Almighty God abundantly bless all of you.

Loving children, grandchildren and in-laws.

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08.1939 – 14.07.2017 Words are inadequate to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciate each and every churches, organizations, friends, neighbours, individual and well wishers who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially and materially at the sad demise of our beloved father Lt. Gwanyu Kesen on 14-07-2017. Your prayer support and contributions gave us lots of love, peace and comfort in the times of the darkest days of our lives.

We extend our thanks to: Phenshunyu Baptist Church Phenshunyu Village Council Council of Rengma Baptist Churches (CRBC) Rengma Baptist Church Kohima Rengma Baptist Church Kohima Youth Department Upper Bayavu Youth Organization Hossana Prayer Centre Khenyu Baptist Church Rümisinyu Baptist Church Rümisinyu Village Council New Terogvunyu Baptist Church Tseminyu Town Baptist Church Rengma Baptist Church Sovima Terogvunyu Baptist Church OTS Family Er. Levi Magh,Parliamentary Secretary Housing Mr. Nillo Rengma, Ex MLA Mrs. Chubala Sangtam, Director Art & Culture Kohima Dr. Avoto Richa Words are not enough to express how much we are indebted to each and everyone and we deeply regret of our inability to mention every individual but it’s our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith” 2 Timothy 4:7

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also be caused by “incorrect odds-setting; wellinformed betting; player fitness, fatigue and form; playing conditions and personal circumstances.”

The four alerts from the two recent Grand Slam events are unusual in and of themselves, given that match-fixing suspicions are more commonly associated with lower rungs of tennis, where events get little attention and involve fringe players struggling to make a living in the sport.

I-League will hence be starting the new season without one of its most prominent clubs and will be running parallel to the vastly more popular ISL. The AIFF further stated that winning bidders will “granted the right to own and operate a new club which will compete in I-League in each year from 2017 onwards and will have the opportunity (if applicable and subject to qualification) to compete in the AFC (Asian Football Confederation’s) club competitions.”

“We are looking forward to welcoming vibrant outfits in Hero I-League.

Hd. G.B. Hoshepu Village Atsala 23/07/2017 Ado : 8:00 A.M A-a : Hoshepu Village

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of suspicious betting patterns on the matches, two of which took place during qualifying rounds for the championship at the All England Club.

“Every alert is assessed and followed up as an indicator that something inappropriate may have happened,” the agency said in a news release.

“It is important to appreciate that an alert on its own is not evidence of match-fixing,” it added, noting that “unusual betting patterns” could

AIFF invites new teams to bid for I-League 2017/18 spots

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

With profound gratitude we express our sincere appreciation to each and every individual, organizations, churches and unions, who stood and supported us in our grief physically, emotionally, financially and through prayers at the sad demise of Lt. Mr. Nonchulo Apon.

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

national team players.

“The Chief Minister wants to promote football in a big way across the state of Meghalaya. For this, the state government has organised a gala event tomorrow (Saturday) with professional Indian players,” the organisers said on the eve of the programme.

Among the players taking part are Michael Chopra who has 258 appearances in the English Premier League playing for nine different clubs, India wide midfielder Jackichand Singh and veterans Mehtab Hossain and Sandip Nandy.

London, J u l 2 1 (Agencies): Three Wimbledon matches from this year’s Grand Slam, including one from the main draw, are under investigation for potential matchfixing violations.

That’s according to the Tennis Integrity Unit, an anti-corruption agency funded by the sport’s main governing bodies, which announced Wednesday that it was also looking into a French Open match.

The TIU said that it was responding to alerts

Born 7th Sep 1867 – Died 15th July 2017.

“It is always in the end of something that makes us realize how beautiful was the beginning” With much thankful, we the bereaved family of Lt. Kuhoyi Achumi (Lhoshepu Futhena) from Lazami village would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals and well wishers who stood by us physically, morally, financially and spiritually during the prolonged illness till he departed from us for his heavenly abode on 15th July 2017.

We convey our special gratitude to:• Mr & Mrs Y. Vikheho Swu, R & B Minister.

• Dr. Sukhato Wotsa & family.

• Vekhwutsu Veswu, OC Kezocha Police Station.

• Doctors and nurses of GNRC Hospital, Guwahati.

• Viqheto Swu, PS to R&B Minister.

• D & F Kohima Police Department.

• Lazami Village Baptist Church, Lazami.

• Lazami Social Welfare Org, Kohima.

• Lazami Fellowship, Dimapur.

• Minister Hill Fellowship (SABAK) • Sumi Aphuyimi Baptist Church, Kohima.

• South Police Station Colony, Kohima.

• Police Station & staff, Pughoboto.

• Police Unit Church, Pughoboto.

• Kichilimi Union, Kohima.

• Joseph Youth Fellowship Minister Hill, Kohima.

• Sumi Aphuyimi Aza Hoho (New Minister Hill) • Lazami Lazakito Youth Organisation.

Word cannot express how much we are indebted to you all and we deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and every individuals and well wishers personally but we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving wife, sons, daughters, relatives, in-laws and grandparents.

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Born: 03/11/1984 – Died : 17/07/2017 Through this column, we the bereaved family of Lt. Y. Enibemo Ezung would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to each and every individual, churches, organizations and well-wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually at his sudden demise at Lio-Wokha on 17th July 2017.

1. Villagers of Lio-Wokha 2. Bhandari Town Baptist Church, Bhandari Town Council and citizens 3. Nagaland SSA Teachers Association Wokha Unit.

4. Wokha Town Baptist Church 5. Longsachung Baptist Church 6. Nyiro Range Students’ Union 7. Longsachung Students’ Union 8. SMC members and Teachers of GPS Orchid Hill.

9. Youth Organization Orchid Hill 10. Deptt. of School Education, SDEO Wokha and Bhandari 11. Police Deptt. Wokha, Kohima and Dimapur 12. Longsachung Village Council 13. Head Teacher, Staffs of GMS Yimparasa 14. Janbemo Kikon VEC Chairman Yimparasa 15. Relatives, friends, neighbours and well wishers.

Though, we are unable to mention every individuals or everyone, we are grateful for the kind gesture you all have shown towards us. May the good Lord bless each and every one of you abundantly.

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effort just after 20 minutes.

Ander Herrera also tried his luck from distance shortly afterwards but the young Brazilian gathered comfortably.

At the other end meanwhile, City, who handed a debut to new signing Kyle Walker, slowly got into their stride, with a deflected Raheem Sterling effort tipped over by David De Gea. City should have had a penalty on 31 minutes when youngster Patrick Roberts was tugged back by Chris Smalling as he burst into the area.

Instead Smalling managed to get a foot in and clear with Sterling’s followup effort blocked.

Six minutes later United took the lead with a superb goal from Lukaku.

A long clearance from Paul Pogba drew Ederson off his line but Lukaku managed to nod the loose ball past the stranded City goalkeeper before finishing from a tight angle.

Two minutes afterwards, United doubled their

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H O U S T O N, J u l 2 1 (Agencies): Romelu Lukaku and Marcus Rashford were on target as Manchester United defeated Premier League rivals Manchester City 2-0 in their International Champions Cup pre-season clash here on Thursday.

Belgian international Lukaku grabbed his second goal in his second start for United as the Red Devils eased past a disjointed City at Houston’s NRG Stadium.

England striker Rashford meanwhile continued his impressive pre-season form with his third goal in three games of United’s US tour.

The game was the first ever Manchester derby played on foreign soil and both teams commemorated the May 22 attacks at a concert in the city shortly before the kick-off.

United enjoyed the better of the early exchanges, with Henrikh Mkhitaryan testing new City keeper Ederson with a long-range

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DIMAPUR, JUL 21 (NPN): Around 40 participants from Shillong including women are competing in the two-day, 3rd autocross event motor rally, which was flagged off at State stadium Dimapur on Friday. The event was flagged off by ministry of

kilo affairs GPRN, secretary M. Daniel Lotha after invocation by pastor Christian Community Church, Chumukedima, Rev. Vitovi Yeptho. On the first day, moderate motor- crazy fans leaving aside the blazing sun turned out to witness the event. Some of them holding umbrellas to shield them from the scorching

sun were seen cheering the drivers including two female drivers one from Nagaland and one from Meghalaya. More crowds are expected on the final day, which will take place on Saturday.

The competitors would be competing in three categories of vehicles- below 1000cc, above 1000cc and

SUVs and ladies open class, with a total track distance of 1.5 km. The winner would be judged on overall best timing.

The event sponsored

by Tata Motors (Tata Hexa 4X4) Dimapur and organized by Dimapur Motor Sports Club (DMSC) will witness final league of racing on Saturday.

3 college boys in ISL player draft M um b ai , J ul 2 1 (IANS): As the Indian Super League (ISL) Indian player draft unfolds here on Sunday, three college boys could realise their dreams of rubbing shoulders with the superstars of Indian and global football in the upcoming edition of the tournament, to be held later in the year.

Emerging from the ambitious inaugural Reliance Foundation Youth Sports (RFYS) campus football championship, Mumbai lad Umesh Perambra and Kerala duo of Ajith Sivan and Akshay Joshy have been drafted in the ISL player draft.

The talented trio first caught the eye of All India Football Federation (AIFF) scouts during RFYS championship finals in January 2017 and soon were invited for India Under-23 selection camp for AFC Championship qualifiers under senior national team’s coach Stephen Constantine here. Parembra, a central defender who played for Thakur College (Mumbai), was impressive at the back for his team as they made it to the RFYS College finals this January. He is an attacking midfielder and will be keen to get an opportunity to hone his skills in ISL.

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NRA wins 4 medals at shooting c’ship

Merang Jamir with the two other medal winners.

DIMAPUR, JUL 21 (NPN): Nagaland Rifle Association (NRA) represented the State at the 5th Northeast zone shooting championship 2017 won four medals including two gold.

The championship was organized by Shooting Association of Meghalaya and co sponsored by the North East Council and Directorate of Sport and Youth Affairs and conducted by National Rifle Association of India at the Assam Regiment Centre (ARC) Shooting Ranges, Happy Valley, Shillong, from July 15 to 20.

Merang Jamir, who is also the president of NSA,

bagged gold medals in 50 meters small bore free rifle prone national rule and international shooting federation (ISSF) veteran men individual. Rimkung Warmila Chote bagged silver and Sharda Bardwaj fetched bronze in 10meter air pistol women individual.

M e a n w h i l e, M e tekhrielie Mejura and Imkongmeren were invited for further training by ISSF judge Bhaba Kalita.

In the championship, Manipur topped the medal tally with 18 gold, 13 silver and 10 bronze followed by Assam 16 gold, 11 silver and 6 bronze, Meghalaya 6 gold, 7 silver and 9 bronze,

Mizoram 5 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze, Nagaland 2 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze and Services(Army) 2 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze.

A total of 53 shooters qualified for the 61st National Shooting Championship Competition, New Delhi.

Altogether 211 shooters- 148 men and 67 women participated in the championship. The youngest participant was a 10 year boy and a 10 year girl.

The next 6th North East Zone Shooting Championship 2018 would be hosted by the Mizoram Rifle Association at Aizawl, Mizoram.

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ANAHEIM, Jul 21 (PTI): Indian shuttlers P Kashyap, Sameer Verma and H S Prannoy advanced to the quarterfinals of the men’s singles’ competition at the USD 120,000 US Open Grand Prix Gold here.

Kashyap crossed the second round after his opponent Hungary’s Gergely Krausz retired midway in the second game with the scoreline reading 21-18 17-6 in favour of the Indian.

The Commonwealth Games champion then defeated Sri Lanka’s Niluka Karunaratne, seeded 16th, 21-19 21-10 in the prequarterfinals match on the same day. Kashyap will next face compatriot and fifth seed Sameer Verma, who notched up victories over Croatia’s Zvonimir Durkinjak and Brazil’s Ygor Coelho.

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from a shoulder injury, had to fight hard to get the better off Zvonimir 21-19 25-27 21-15 in the first match. He then saw off ninth seed Ygor 18-21 21-14 21-18 .

Second seed H S Prannoy, meanwhile, brushed aside Ireland’s Joshua Magee 21-13 21-17 before staving off a challenge from Netherlands’ Mark Caljouw, seeded 12th, 21-8 14-21 21-16 in 48 minutes.

Prannoy will face eighth seed Kanta Tsuneyama of Japan next. Among other Indians in fray, third seeds Manu Attri and B Sumeeth Reddy defeated Indonesian combo of Hendra Tandjaya and Androw Yunanto 21-16 21-9 to set up a clash with seventh seeded Japanese Hiroki Okamura and Masayuki Onodera. It was however curtains for Harsheel Dani, Sri Krishna Priya Kudaravalli, Rituparna Das

in singles event.

Vietnam’s Tien Minh Nguyen ended Harsheel’s stay with a 27-25 21-9 win, while Sri Krishna lost 11-21 10-21 to fifth seed Jang Mi Lee of Korea and Rituparna suffered a 15-21 20-22 loss to seventh seed Natalia Koch Rohde of Denmark.

Men’s doubles pair of Francis Alwin and Tarun Kona fought hard before losing 19-21 21-9 14-21 to seventh seed Hiroki Okamura and Masayuki Onodera of Japan. Women’s doubles pair of Meghana Jakkampudi and Poorvisha S Ram also bowed out with a 18-21 9-21 loss to seventh seeds Mayu Matsumoto and Wakana Nagahara of Japan.

Mixed doubles pair of Manu and Maneesha also suffered a 16-21 12-21 loss to fourth seeded Malaysian combo of Goh Soon Huat and Shevon Jemie Lai.

LOS ANGELES, Jul 21 (Agencies): Defending champion Mexico claimed the final semi-final berth in the CONCACAF Gold Cup with a 1-0 win over the offensively-challenged Honduras national team Thursday at the University of Phoenix Stadium.

Rodolfo Pizar ro scored the only goal of the contest in the fourth minute, finishing off a nice passing series in front of the Honduras´ goal as Mexico took another step towards trying to win a record-extending eighth Gold Cup championship.

Orbelin Pineda started the play on the left side with a short back pass to Jesus Duenas, who redirected across the front of the goal to the back post, giving Pizarro an easy tap in.

Mexico advances to Sunday´s semi-final to set up a rematch of the 2015 final against Jamaica, who punched their ticket earlier in the day with a 2-1 win over Canada. Mexico and Jamaica faced each other in the group stage where they played to a 0-0 draw.

The semi-final will take place at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. The USA and Costa Rica will square off in the

other semi-final at AT&T Stadium on Saturday in Dallas, Texas.

Honduras is eliminated from the Gold Cup after failing to score a goal in four games. Their only win came when French Guiana had to forfeit their game in the group stage after they fielded an illegal player.

Mexico reached the semis despite fielding a Bteam roster that includes just one player from their fourth place Confederations Cup squad.

The seven-time tournament champions Mexico are now unbeaten in 10 consecutive Gold Cup contests.

Mexico had several opportunities to add to their goal total, but either failed to get a shot on goal or the Honduras defense broke up the scoring chance.

Honduras had one last chance to equalize in the 93rd minute on a free kick but the ball sailed wide and deep, leaving them without a clear shot on net.

Honduras coach Jorge Luis Pinto said he was proud of the way his team competed.

“I am not happy but somehow satisfied,” said

Mexico’s Jesus Molina, left, jumps into the arms of teammate Hugo Ayala following Mexico’s goal by Rodolfo Pizarro during the first half of a match against Honduras.

Honduras coach Jorge Luis Pinto. “We won in behavior in the Gold Cup even if we didn´t score or win.” Earlier Thursday, goals in each half from Shaun Francis and Romario Williams secured victory for the ´Reggae Boyz.´ “It wasn´t easy,” said Jamaican goalkeeper Andre Blake. “Canada is a very good team. When we got the second goal I think we lapsed a little bit. They scored a beautiful goal. We figured it out and we won the match.”

Jamaica got off to a dream start at the Univer-

sity of Phoenix Stadium when Francis scored after only six minutes.

Fo r w a r d D a r r e n Mattocks pounced on a stumble from Canada defender Steven Vitoria and darted into the area before squaring for Francis, who thumped his finish high into the roof of the net.

Mattocks almost doubled Jamaica´s lead shortly afterward only for his shot to be well blocked by goalkeeper Milan Borjan.

Canada striker Cyle Larin went close six minutes before the break but his shot was parried to safety by Andre Blake.

Jamaica doubled their lead five minutes into the second half with a sublime goal from Williams.

The Charleston Battery forward picked up Mattocks´ layoff before curling his shot from outside the area beyond Borjan. Canada hit back with a superb long-range strike from Cardiff City´s Junior Hoilett to set up a nervy finale.

Hoilett came close to levelling with another thunderbolt from distance in the 71st minute, only to see his shot brilliantly turned around the post by Blake.

DPSU ‘ensemble forts 2017’ culminates

Guest of honour with the participants at the closing ceremony on Friday.

DIMAPUR, JUL 21 (NPN): Two-day event, 1st Dimapur Phom churches Sports meet “Ensemble Forts 2017” jointly organized by Dimapur Phom Students’ Union (DPSU) and Phom Churches under Dimapur concluded

Friday at DDSC stadium, Dimapur. The final day was graced by ENPO president, Khoiwang Konyak as guest of honour.

The main highlight of the event was volleyball match played between Dimapur Phom Baptist

Church and Signal Phom Baptist Church. During the two-day, events such as, athletics, football, volleyball and tug of war was conducted. The event also witnessed an overwhelming response.

Guest of honour, in

his brief address, urged the youngsters from different Phom Churches to keep away from anti social elements and intoxicant substances. Being a sports person himself, he encouraged the players to take part in sporting activities in true sportsmanship. He also highlighted on the few issues with regard to Eastern Nagaland.

Earlier, the closing ceremony began with an invocation by associate pastor, DPBC and a special number by Phangoi. The programme concluded with a benediction by youth pastor, CPBC. Meanwhile, DPSU along with the Dimapur Phom churches extended gratefulness to all the well wishers for their contribution towards the event and also to all the spectators for making the event a success.

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