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At least 6 dead in Munich attack

Police and army personnel in full combat gear, rush A video shows the shooter (in to the spot to hunt for the suspects. circle), dressed in black, firing.

ager was believed to be a “lone wolf ” attacker who appeared to have been “inspired” by the Islamic State group but was not a member of the jihadist network.

Authorities said he shouted “Allahu akbar” (God is greatest) three times as he ran through the carriage slashing passengers on the train near the southern city of Wuerzburg.

The attacker is believed to be either Afghan or Pakistani and investigators are still trying to determine his identity.

The train rampage triggered calls by politicians in Bavaria, of which Munich is the capital, to impose an upper limit on the number of refugees coming into the country.

The assailant had arrived as an unaccompanied minor in Germany in June 2015 and had been staying with a foster family in the region of the attack for the last two weeks.

A record 1.1 million migrants and refugees were let in to Germany last year, with Syrians making up the largest group followed by Afghans.

Munich’s main train station was evacuated today after a shooting at a shopping centre left at least six people dead, a spokeswoman for the national railway service said.

The public transportation service in the southern German city said bus, metro and streetcar service had been suspended “on police orders”.

MUNICH, JUL 22 (AGENCIES): At least six people are believed to have been killed in a shooting rampage in a Munich shopping centre today, a police source said, and three armed suspects are at large.

The shooting spree began before 2130 IST at a McDonald’s restaurant and continued on a nearby street before the gunmen moved into the mall near the Olympic stadium in the southern German city, a police spokeswoman said.

“There are several dead and injured,” the spokeswoman said, without confirming the death toll of six.

Munich’s main train station has been evacuated and metro and bus transport in the

city suspended, officials said.

Three gunmen were involved in the shooting, according to a police statement, citing witnesses. There was no information about the possible motives of the attack.

Europe has been on alert for terrorism in the wake of a string of attacks including bombings in neighbouring France and Belgium.

The OEZ shopping centre was surrounded by armed police, while a helicopter buzzed overhead. “There is a major police operation under way in the shopping centre,” Munich police said on Twitter, urging people to avoid the area. Emergency vehicles were seen in the streets outside, as

SRF re-affirms its existence

Gov announces awards for mithun rearers

DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): Sovereign Republic of Freeland (SRF) Hq Tuensang Friday re-affirmed and declared to stand united under the nomenclature of SRF “even if the world come to an end”. “SRF activities, functionaries, officials documentation and SRF active members cease to be stop or bandh by any organization, NGO’s, and Govt. etc. but the nomenclature ‘Sovereign Republic of Freeland’ will never be perish” , said SRF president, B. Yemlong Chang in a press statement.

SRF also clarified that the organization was not “Self proclaim” but existed since time immemorial. “We are not ‘Activist’ as we are running our activities by our own contribution, without seeking help from Govt., NGO’s, Civil organization etc. and does not demand taxation from public but we are purely non-violent public organization”, SRF said.

Instead, SRF clarified that “activist” were those organizations that run their activities with the help of government aid, seeking donation, collecting house tax from public. With regard to the proposed general conference at Mon town on June 28, 2016, the SRF said its organization comprised of Chang, Sangtam, Yimchung, Khiamniungan, Phom and Tikhir reached Mon town on June 27, and met SRF Mon unit and held coordination meeting successfully but at the course of formal discussion hour, ENPO/KU “ordered (Cont’d on p-7)

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“Sir, it is not a shame if public repair roads. It will be a shame if we don’t prepare bills and draw money.”

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P.B. Acharya (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 22 (NPN): Nagaland governor, P.B. Acharya, on Friday announced cash award of Rs 10000 each and a citation for three categories of mithun rearers -- healthiest mithun, farmer rearing the largest number of mithun and most progressive village in rearing mithun.

He announced this at the seminar on “Mithun Rearing for Enhanced Livelihood and Forest Conservation” at Hotel Vivor here, which was initiated

by Entrepreneurs Associates

shoppers rushed away from the mall, some carrying children in their arms. “Attention -- avoid the neighbourhood around the OEZ. Stay in your homes. Leave the street,” the Munich police tweet said.

Germany has so far escaped the kind of large-scale jihadist attacks seen in France.

But the shooting comes just days after a teenage asylum seeker went on a rampage with an axe and a knife on a regional train in Germany on Monday, injuring five people, two of them critically.

One victim is still fighting for his life, the hospital treating him said today.

Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said the teen-

(EA) and supported by Sir Ratan Tata Trust Mumbai.

The governor also challenged the participants to set a target of enhancing the mithun population from the present 35 thousand to 100 thousand in a year. He said the winners would be decided by the directorate of veterinary & animal husbandry (V&AH) and EA. Stating that as per livestock census of India, Nagaland was among the four states of North-East where mithun was found, the government pointed out that the National Research Centre on Mithun (NRCM) ICAR based in Jarnapani, Medziphema was the only Mithun research centre in the world. He asserted that mithun besides being emblem of the state was also a cultural resource of many folktales, beliefs, rituals and cultural practices.

Acharya lauded the initiative of EA and suggested training more participants and take up more micro enterprises in their respective areas by providing micro credit loans, skills training, mentoring etc

to the participants. Earlier, the chief guest also released a documentary.

Speaking as guest of honour, commissioner and secretary V&AH, M.K. Mero, said Nagaland was still short of meat production because the state imported around Rs. 200 to Rs. 221 crore annually and on pork alone spent almost Rs 92 crore annually.

Informing that V&AH department has framed “pig breeding policy” agreed by centre, he said the policy would be released by “union minster of animal husbandry, diary and fishery” during the inauguration of College of Veterinary Science (CoVS) in Jalukie on August 6. Mero said that in the state, around 300 villages were supported under mithun project, while around 300 villages were yet to be assisted.

NRCM-ICAR director, Dr. Abijit Mitra, gave a brief presentation of mithun while “mithun-the state animal for enhanced livelihood and forest conservation” was presented by coordinator CEO EA, Neichute Doulo.

Govt. doctors, nurses asked to perform Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): Delivering a hard-hitting reminder about their responsibilities against the backdrop of serious complaints of absenteeism especially in far flung areas across the state, Principal Director Health & Family Welfare Dr. Watikala urged upon both doctors and staff nurses to remain within the areas of posting and perform their duties faithfully.

She was speaking at the inaugural programme of the Special Newborn Care Unit (SNCU) at District Hospital Dimapur Friday.

Going further, Dr. Watikala lamented that most of the government doctors and nurses posted to far flung areas, instead chose to neglect their bounden duties to work in private hospitals. She asked them whether their conscience permitted them to do so?

Dr. Watikala asked government doctors who are practising in private hospitals not to avail ‘Non Practising Allowance’ and instead resign from their jobs in order to pave way for many qualified professionals looking for jobs.

While lauding the service of NGOs who were providing medical service in the farflung areas, Dr Watikala asked if this was the duty of the NGOs or the appointed doctors and nurses?

She also disclosed that during the recent transfer and postings, the department (H&FW) received numerous “unwanted letters” from politicians and NGOs. Dr. Watikala opined that such practices existed

mainly because some within the department wanted to pull strings. The Principal Director reminded that it was impossible to post all doctors and nurses only in Kohima or Dimapur. She urged them not to insist on posting to urban areas only but obediently carry out duties wherever they are posted.

Dr. Watikala reiterated that the department would adhere to the government orders and if officers did not want to be posted out of Kohima or Dimapur, then such officers will have to voluntarily resign from service.

She also expressed regret over the practice of keeping “proxy nurses” by some of those posted to far-flung areas. Dr Watikala said this was a “shame” for the department that some were carrying out such unethical practices.

Encouraging doctors and nurses to rededicate and provide service to the people as their profession demanded, she urged them not to neglect the sick but to cater to the needs of the suffering public.

She also expressed appreciation to the efforts of doctors and staff of District Hospital Dimapur in inaugurating Special Newborn Care Unit and encouraged them to continue with the good works.

Also speaking in the programme, mission director National Health Mission (NHM) Yankho Kithan expressed the hope that the state government would release funds in time so that projects or schemes could be well implemented in the state.

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Students protest over nonpayment of scholarships

RSU backs district demand for Tseminyu

DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): Extending its support to the Rengma Hoho demand’s for creation of Tseminyu district, the Rengma Students’ Union (RSU) on Friday said it has decided to fully cooperate and join the rally scheduled to be held on July 27, 2016 at Tseminyu town. In a press release, the RSU president RN David Magh and general secretary Kegwalo Kemp asserted that demand was the genuine right of the Rengma community, which has been neglected since the statehood despite continuous appeal. RSU affirmed to cooperate with the Hoho and other frontal organizations till their demand was fulfilled. Meanwhile, RSU has requested school authorities under Tseminyu sub-division to send class 9 students and above to participate in the rally. It also requested students to reach Tseminyu Town Hall by 9.30 a.m. on that day.

KSAU serves ultimatum on power department

Students with placards during the protest on Friday. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 22 (NPN): Naga students pursuing various courses in colleges and universities outside Nagaland on Friday staged a sit-in-protest at the State Civil Secretariat demanding full payment of the Post Matric Scholarship for the period 2015-16, sanctioned under the Ministry of Tribal Affairs.

The aggrieved students from DJGI Modinagar, Ghaziabad, UP; Mewar University, Gangrar, Chittorgarh, Rajasthan; Adhunik, Moradnagar, UP, and IGI, Haryana were seen holding placards, some of which read “help us pay our fees”, “we want what is rightfully ours” and “we need education, we need scholarship”.

A memorandum singed on behalf of the affected students-- T. Thomas Konyak and A. Jaitok Konyak, was also submitted to the directors of Higher Education and Technical Education departments. In

Police seize brown sugar worth around `1 crore DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): In yet another major haul, the Narcotics Cell, PHQ, Nagaland, has reportedly detected and seized about 1kg Brown Sugar from a Bihar-bound bus and arrested one person in this connection.

According to an official bulletin, the SP(Crime)& PRO, Nagaland Police, M. Tungoe, disclosed that the price of seized smack in the international market was estimated at about Rs.1crore. The accused has been identified as Raman Kumar, hailing from Motihari district, Bihar. On being interrogated, the accused revealed that the consignment was to be collected by an unknown person once the bus reached its destination. A case has been registered and investigation is being taken up, PRO said.

1 held in Ponzi scam: In another incident, a team from Nagaland Police arrested one accused identified as one Chandan Sinha Roy from Kolkata on charges of his involvement in a Ponzi scam.

The accused was reportedly in the board of directors of Ever Light Realcon Infrastructure Limited (ERIL), involved in duping/cheating hundreds of depositors and swindling crores of rupees. An SIT set up for thorough investigation of the case has so far charge sheeted 10 accused. Earlier, the SIT had arrested one Biplap Kumar Dey from Jharkhand, another accused in the case.

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the memorandum the students stated that the institution/ college authorities have been pressurizing the students to clear all necessary fees in order to pursue their studies.

They said when students from other states have availed the scholarship and paid their fees, Naga students were suffering to pay the fees. In this regard, they asked the state government to implement the recommendation of the State Level Committee for scholarship and to release the amount (2015-16) in full at the earliest.

The students reminded that most of them were from “economically poor family backgrounds”. They further demanded that the scholarship for the post graduate students be released immediately in order to get their pass certificates/ mark sheets. While submitting the memorandum, the students informed that the concerned department had assured all possible help.

KIPHIRE, JUL 22 (NPN): Kiphire town has been reeling under complete darkness for the past two months due to malfunctioning of transformer, said Kiphire Area Students Union (KASU) on Friday and demanded immediate restoration of electricity within one week. In a press release, KASU vice president Isaac L. Tsalumpi slammed the department for not taking measures to restore power supply despite several appeals. According to KASU, the transformer which was sent as replacement was non-functional and has out-lived its life. The union said even if the transformer was repaired, it would not be able to withstand and supply power as it was damaged beyond repair. KSAU alleged that dereliction of service on the part of the power department has affected normal life. It demanded that in order to swiftly address the issue, the department immediately provide new transformer to provide uninterrupted supply of electricity. “Any deviation from providing of new transformer will not be accepted,” said the union. KSAU further cautioned that failure to restore electricity within the stipulated time, it would be forced to initiate measures as deemed fit.

Landslides snap Meluri-Reguri road link

DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): Reguri village under Meluri subdivision Phek remains cut off from other parts of the state as the only road connecting the village has been snapped by heavy landslides. In a press note, Reguri Students’ Union (RSU) president Ekato and RSU ex. president Angelo Pfithiu said road connectivity which reached Reguri village in 2008, 68km road stretch from Meluri HQ, was built under PMGSY by state PWD (R&B).

They said the road, the only means of transport and communication, was neglected even after heavy landslide and blockage. Left with no alternative, the villagers had to wade through the river to reach Meluri for food supplies and medicine. The villagers also had to cross the fields of Lephori and Meluri on foot. RSU further stated that UPC pastor Aremu lost his life on July 16, 2016 while crossing the river. Therefore, RSU urged the state PWD (R&B) to deploy workforce and repair the perilous road at the earliest.

Roads leading to Zunheboto cut-off: SH DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): Sumi Hoho has asserted that the students and public were facing numerous problems and hardships owing to snapping of various roads leading to Zunheboto from the state capital Kohima.

In an open letter to state chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, 32 Atoizu A/C MLA, Er. Picto Shohe, DoNER minister and

DoNER secretary, the SH president Toniho Yepthomi and general secretary Vihuto Asumi said roads leading to Zunheboto via Pughoboto, Chozuba and Alaphumi have all been “rendered un-motorable owing to heaving landslides.”

The only motorable road connecting Kohima and Zunheboto, the Hoho said was

COCO Doyang Road, which, it said, has also been left unattended after the completion of Phase-I. The signatories said that more than 600 students of Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu and public of Zunheboto were facing the brunt owing to nonpliable road condition for the state bus since the Phase-II was yet to start.

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IAF aircraft with 29 persons missing

CHENNAI/NEW DELHI, JUL 22 (IANS): An AN-32 transport aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF) with 29 people on board went missing on Friday over the Bay of Bengal off the Chennai coast, and remained untraceable till evening despite a full-scale search and rescue mission. Those on board included six crew members and personnel from the IAF, army, navy and Coast Guard. The aircraft took off from Tambaram Air Force Station in Chennai at 8.30 a.m., and was expected to land at Port Blair in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands at 11.30 a.m., officials said.

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ICAR organises training for news in brief educated unemployed youths

Education deptt informs Hindi teachers: Office of additional director, school educationhas informed all the Hindi teachers selected by Central Hindi Institute (CIH) Agra to undergo Parangat, Praveen and Visheshgahan in service training courses at CIH Agra and Dimapur Centre for the session 2016-17/18 to meet the coordinator-Hindi personally at DSE office Kohima on or before July 27. Failing to contact the office within the given stipulated time their selection will be stand cancelled, informed the release.

DDEO Peren informs: Office of Deputy District

Education Officer (DDEO) Peren has informed all the institutions both government and private that the district level science seminar for classes VIII to X on the topic “pulses for sustainable food security: prospect and challenges” will be held on August 24. All the principal and headmasters have ben asked to submit the participants’ name (two numbers) to the DDEO office on or before August 19. It has further informed principal and headmasters of all government schools to collect the forms for Children Education Assistance Fund (CEAF) from the office and submit the filled formats on or before August 24 at DDEO office, Peren.

A piglet being given to an educated unemployed youth after the training.

D I M A P U R : T h r e e - d ay “training programme on promotion of pig breeding through artificial insemination and scientific management techniques in Nagaland” for rural educated unemployed youths was organized from July 20-22 by ICAR Nagaland Centre in collaboration with KVK Dimapur at ICAR Nagaland Centre, Jharnapani.

A total of 30 rural educated unemployed youths from Mon, Wokha, Zunheboto, Kohima, Medziphema, Diphupar and Dimapur dis-

trict attended the training programme.

The chief guest of the function, additional director, department of veterinary and animal husbandry, Dr. Viral Yore, lauded the efforts of ICAR Nagaland Centre for spreading the artificial insemination technology in the state of Nagaland.

He informed that the state of Nagaland was importing the 40% of animal based products from other states. Dr. Viral further stressed upon adoption of scientific pig rearing to achieve

NPF 7 Peren A/C resolves DIMAPUR: NPF 7 Peren A/C and all frontal wing at its meeting held on July 15, declared to support and “determination in strengthening the party at all times”. In a press release, NPF 7 Peren A/C general secretary, Gengthau Panmei said that at the meeting series of resolutions were resolved which included holding meeting with all village/town units in August next. The meeting was addressed by advisor, Ikulung and president, Manuel Kamson.

ANAEF condoles

DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Aphuyemi Elders Forum (ANAEF) has mourned the demise of NSCN (I-M) yaruiwo late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, the forum said late Swu had worked and given his life for the nation’s upliftment with exceptional dedication and sincerity. ANAEF further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

BJP 52 A/C LongkhimChare holds executive meet

DIMAPUR: 52 A/C Longkhim- Chare Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) held an executive meeting on July 16, at DUDA guest house, Longkhim. The meeting was convened to re-strengthen and uplift the party in the 52 Longkhim- Chare.

All office bearers and party workers from all over the area attended the meeting. Earlier, the meeting was chaired by general secretary Nohkhumba Sangtam, invocation prayer was pronounced by executive convenor Rotoba welcome address was given by BJP president 52AC Longkhim- Chare Hongcho.

the self sufficiency in pork production. The chief guest also distributed the threemonth old crossbred piglets to the participants.

Addressing the participants, joint director of ICAR Nagaland Centre emphasized upon the pig production on commercial scale in Nagaland by adopting the advanced reproductive technology such as artificial insemination. He further urged the participants for incremental changes in piggery production system from fattening to breeding based system.

STYO holds awareness prog & plantation drive

DIMAPUR: Satoi Town Youth Organisation (SATYO) organized environmental awareness programme-cum-plantation drive on July 6, at Satoi Town in collaboration with department of science and technology under the theme “global warming and its impact”, In the programme, resource person EAC, Satoi Nockpai Konyak stressed on the global climate change due to human activities such as deforestation, excessive use of fossil fuels, population explosion, jhum cultivation etc. and the needs to save the planet from further change.

Around 600 tree sapling provided by EAC Satoi and DFO Zunheboto were planted in and around Satoi town in a protected manner with the main objective to promote and to protect the environment.

STYO also appealed the public of Satoi town to render their valuable help in safeguarding the fragile tree sapling.

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St. Savio School Chumu holds ‘sarga jyoti’

DIMAPUR: Saint Savio School Chumukedima organised “sarga jyoti” (youth festival) arts and literary competition for its students from July 14 to 16 at its campus.

The objective of the Sarga Jyoti (youth festival) was to create a supreme environment for the students to test their intellectual and artistic

proficiency, simultaneously opening a venue for sharing mutual experience, skills and talent in the field of culture, literary and other activities on a common platform.

Altogether 100 students took part in the different competitions which include solo, speech, essay, quiz, storytelling, calligraphy, music,

recitation, spelling, drawing, painting, memory test, fancy dress, skit, mime, etc.

At the closing ceremony, managing board member Varkey V. J. gave away the certificates and prizes to the winners and appreciate the management, principal, teachers and students for organizing the programme.

CDPO organizes VHND in Pungro village

DIMAPUR: Child Development Project Officer (CDPO) organized programme on Village Health and Nutrition Day (VHND) at Pungro ICDS project on July 12 at Pungro village anganwadi centre “A”.

Delivering introductory speech, CDPO Pungro, N.R Lotha said that out of various ICDS schemes and services being laid down the village health and nutrition education was an important component which needs to im-

part and disseminate to the village community to bring about healthy life.

The meaning and importance of VHND was narrated to the participants by anganwadi worker, Kumkila in local dialogue. Earlier, invocation was said by Lusuchi and vote of thanks was proposed by VDB secretary, Kiukhenthong. Altogether 30 villagers including head gaon burah, GBs and Asha workers attended the programme.

SDEO Kiphire informs: Sub-Divisional Education Officer (SDEO) Kiphire has informed all the graduate teachers under SDEO /DEO Kiphire that SSA appointees of 2013 and all graduate teachers to submit appointment order, regularized order, and educational qualification from class X to BA on or before August 27.

ANGPTA Mkg unit office bearers meeting: All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers Association (ANGPTA) Mokokchung has elected its new office bearers headed by Samuel as president, Nukshitemjen as general secretary along with five other executives.

Meanwhile, ANGPTA Mokokchung unit has convened a meeting of primary teachers on July 23, 10 a.m. at EBRC Changtongya. All the primary teachers have been asked to attend the meeting.

NSCN/GPRN (R) discharges: NSCN Reforma-

tion has issued discharge order of one its Naga Army bearing Army No. 15728 ‘captain’ Wangchoh Konyak son of late. Chemnyei K of Choknyu village under the Konyak Region. As per the discharge order issued by the Commander-in-Chief (C-In-C) GHQ, Naga Army, Capt’ Wangchoh was relieved from active services on account of “domestic circumstances”.

Bank of Baroda (BOB), Kohima branch distributed mattresses to residents of Kohima Old Age Home, Meriema on the occasion of its 109th Foundation Day.

AG (A&E) informs: Accountant General (A&E) has informed all retired state government officers/officials that pension and GPF final payment cases settled on to the AG Nagaland website www.nagaland.gov.in. The list has also been put up for display at the public relation cell and can be viewed on any working days during office hours.

SDEO Kma informs: Sub-divisional education officer (SDEO) Kohima has informed all the regular graduate teachers and SSA graduate teachers who were appointed up to 2013 to submit bio-data proof, date of appointment, date of birth, date of B.Ed pass to the proof assistant on or before July 30.

NTCP Mon visits hospital, education institutions

DIMAPUR: National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP), Mon on July 19 visited District Hospital to train medical officers, nurses and the health staffs and on July 20 and 21 visited Holy Cross School and Wangkhao College under the school programme of NTCP to bring about greater awareness concerning the harmful effects of tobacco use and on the. During the visit, district nodal officer, NTCP, Mon, Dr I. Simon Sumi, highlighted tobacco use and its effects on the human body; statistical facts of tobacco consumers in Nagaland and morbidity rate in India; Chemicals present in tobacco products; diseases caused by smoking and second-hand smoke and tobacco related oral diseases. Dr I. Simon Sumi was accompanied by district media officer, Leeyan Chemshy, School health coordinator, Mewang Konyak and IDSP data manager, Emo.

Central Nagaland Students’ Association (CNSA) officials along with the Delhi Ao Kaketshir Telongjem, Delhi Lotha Students’ Union and the Delhi Sumi Students’ Union at Nagaland Police Transit Camp Delhi, Conference hall after the formation of Central Nagaland Students’ Association Delhi Unit.

Eastern Theological College Alumni Association Dimapur Unit (ETCAADU) observed its alumni get-together on July 9, at Sumi Baptist Church Dimapur. At the programme, the house nominated Sumi Baptist Church Dimapur (SBCD) women pastor Kakheli Zhimomi as president, Lotha Baptist Church Dimapur (LBCD) associate pastor Yanbemo Yanthan as secretary along with three other members.

ATMAs organise trainings and demonstrations for farmers

(L-R): Agriculture Technology Management Agencies carrying out training at Niuland town, Chare block, Wokha., Zunheboto and Longleng respectively.

DIMAPUR: Agriculture Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Dimapur Aghunaqa block conducted BFAC meeting and demonstration programme on July 18 at Nikihe village. During the meeting resource person AO-II, Niulang SDAO, Temjentoshi spoke on the topic “IPM on paddy and soyabean”. He highlighted on various strategies to control pests, weeds and diseases through natural, biological, agronomic methods and also with pesticides. Temjentoshi emphasized on various insect pests like stem borer, plant hoppers, leaf folder, hispa, climbing cutworm and gundhi bug. He also mentioned about the pests of soyabean like soybean looper, green clover worm, velvet bean caterpillar and how to control it. Resource person AO-II, Niuland SDAO, Nungshilepden also spoke on the topic “System of Rice intensification (SRI)”. He said that SRI is a methodology aimed at increasing the yield of rice produced in farming. It is a low

water, labor intensive, organic method that uses younger seedlings singly spaced and typically hand weeded with special tools. SRI concepts and practices have continued to evolve as they are being adapted to rain-fed (un-irrigated) conditions and with transplanting being superseded by direct-seeding sometimes. The programme was chaired by ATM Niuland block, Moakumzuk, while 35 farmers attend the meeting.

NIULAND BLOCK: A g r i c u l t u r e Te c h n o l o gy Management Agency (ATMA) Dimapur Niuland Block conducted demonstration programme at Nikhekhu village on July 16. During the demonstration resource person WDT department of land resources, Yanchibemo spoke on the topic “rubber plantation methods”. The interested farmers who were new to rubber farming were imparted knowledge on proper selection of site, nursery raising and proper selection of polythene, land preparation, planting and manag-

ing. He said that RRIM 600 variety is mostly suitable in Dimapur areas in terms of temperature, humidity and rainfall and pits should be dug and filled with organic matter and rock phosphate and planted in the middle providing mulch and shade.

Yanchibemo further mentioned that the main pests in rubber plantation are cockchafer grub, termites, mites which can be controlled by chlorpyriphos mixed in water. ATM, Niuland block, Moakumzuk spoke on the topic “practices of agro forestry” and specified that planting of trees is necessary in cash crop plantations like tea, coffee, etc and also in paddy fields and other horticultural crops. He said that the practice provides canopy, protects from heavy winds, provides mulching and vegetation. He also mentioned that it has various benefits in terms of productivity like provides food, fodder, fuel, fibre, timber, medicinal products, etc. Expertise in both areas is needed, neither can

be ignored if an agro forestry system is to function properly and provide the desired benefits. The programme was chaired by BTM, Niuland block, Demalu Hasnusa. Altogether 28 farmers attended the programme. In a separate programme, Demalu Hasnusa, BTM highlighted on PMKSY with the use of pico projector during BFAC cum farmers’ friend meeting conducted at muga farm school, Niuland town on July 20.

CHARE BLOCK: Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA), Chare block Tuensang conducted training and demonstration programme at Tronger village, Tuensang on July 14. In the programme, resource person block technology manager, Chare block, Dr. T. Arenmongla imparted the farmers on mushroom cultivation. She also demonstrated the step by step procedures on mushroom cultivation and various slides shows on mushrooms were also shown to the farmers using Piko projector. Assistant

technology manager, Chare block, Khatemenla also gave a demonstration on nursery bed preparation of cabbage.

Altogether 23 farmers participated at the programme. Later, in a separate programme, Block Farmers Advisory Committee (BFAC) meeting was held at Tronger village.

During the meeting, farmers discussed various topics in which they needed trainings and demonstrations, farmers also participated actively in the meeting by sharing their views and queries.

WOKHA: Three-day farmers training tour to State agriculture Research Station (SARS) Yisemyong and watershed model farm at Longkong village under Mokokchung district was organized by Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Wokha from July 7-9. The tour was initiated under within state farmers training programme and PMKSY plan for watershed farmers’ tour. During the tour, farmers were exposed to the growers so-

ciety of Longkhum village famous for vegetables and horticultural crops production in Nagaland. A member of the society imparted the techniques of farming, the essence of dedication and hard works to the farming community. According to press release one of the main components of the tour was a visit to the SARS Yisemyong, where the farmers were shown and taught the activities and progress in research/farming through field visit and interaction with the scientists. Technology exchange on farmer to farmer between Mokokchung and Wokha farmers was held.

Watershed farmers’ tour was conducted at Longkong village, where farmers were introduced to a progressive and dedicated farmer with compact multi farming activities under watershed. The valued tour imparted the farmers the importance of natural resource conservation and its significant role. The tour was led by two DPD’s, Yanglen Jami and Subenthung Yan-

than, altogether 12 farmers were undertaken the tour.

ZUNHEBOTO: ATMA Zunheboto block conducted PMKSY training on water management at Hekiye village with Mughalu V. JE PHED as resource person on July 20. The programme was chaired by S.O Soil & BTT convenor, Vishito Assumi; demonstration of integrated farming system on paddy cum fish culture was conducted by Chubatsur Jamir BTM Zunheboto block.

Altogether 21 farmers participated in the programme.

Meanwhile, Zunheboto block has alsp inaugurated farm school under PMKSY at Yezami village, Zunheboto, Thursday. The speaker of the programme S.O Soil & BTT convenor ATMA, Vishito Assumi highlighted on the working system of farm school and also tipped the responsibilities of a farm school teacher. BTM, Zunheboto block Chubatsur Jamir dwelt on the details concerning the farm school- “paddy cum fish culture”. Kihoto

Achumi was later appointed as the farm school teacher.

LONGLENG: ATMA Longleng, Tamlu block conducted demonstration on water harvesting and management under Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana(PMKSY) on July 6 at Yongam village. In the demonstration programme, resource person SMS KVK Longleng Dr. P.Chowdhury demonstrated step by step procedures for the construction of rain water harvesting structure Jalkund, its maintenance and repairing and also on rain water harvesting farrow cement tank. He also highlighted on the topics in situ moisture conservation through mulching and in situ rain water harvesting through contour bonding and bench terracing. Earlier, the programme was chaired by ATM,Tamlu block Moasunep, while vote of thanks was proposed by BTM, Longleng block, Aienla. Altogether 10 farmers attended the demonstration programme.

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AVSU, AVU, SRSU condemn rape of minor DIMAPUR: Achikuchu Village Students’ Union (AVSU) and Achikuchu Union Dimapur (AUD) have condemned the rape of a minor girl allegedly by one Aketo Aye, leacy UT-1 NSCN (I-M). In a condemnation note, AVSU president Puloka Yeptho and AUD president Akaho Yeptho stated that such “paedophilic” and “bestiality” act was not just unlawful but “unnatural” offence. The unions have also extended support towards eradication of such offences and demanded action against the accused at the earliest.

SRSU: Suruhuto Range Students’ Union (SRSU) has vehemently condemned the rape of a minor girl, a class IV student allegedly by Aketo Aye, leacy UT-1 NSCN (I-M).

In a condemnation note, SRSU president, Hinoto Chophi and general secretary, Tonoka Ayemi, stated that such crime should be condemned by all right thinking citizens. SRSU further urged the concerned authority to award befitting and exemplary punishment and to make the case a nonbailable offence.

Dr. Zelhou Keyho and others after the launching programme, Friday. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 22 (NPN): Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) youth department state-wide “clean election campaign” aimed to educate college students about clean election under the theme “the impact of our birth right” commenced Friday at Kohima Science College Jotsoma.

Addressing the students, NBCC general secretary Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho said students bring the future genera-

tion should initiate change so as to build a better future.

Asserting that the campaign was a “wakeup call for a better future”, the urged everyone to rise to the occasion and say “enough” to corruption, evil practices during elections adding that there have been enough talks and that it was time to act.

Rev. Dr. Zelhou then said that unless the vicious cycle of election system in Nagaland was broken, the people would perish as a na-

tion. He advised the gathering to be agents of change and stop selling their “birthright” during elections.

Admitting that the church has its own failures, he said “the church holds no vote but you and I, we are the voters”.

During the programme, clean election roll drive was conducted by assistant CEO, Awa Lorin while signing of pledge card was initiated by women secretary NBCC, Visasieu Dolie.

Govt. constitutes SLSC on city compost DIMAPUR: Nagaland government has constituted a State Level Steering Committee (SLSC) on city compost for inter-departmental coordination and promotion tthe state.

According to DIPR report , composition of the Committee would be: secretary, urban development department as chairman, secretary, agriculture department as co-chairman, mission director, swachh bharat mission (urban) as convenor and director, agriculture, director, horticulture, director, municipal affairs executive officer/administrator, KMC as members. The terms of reference of the committee would be: tagging the city compost producing units with the fertilizer marketing companies for co- marketing as per policy on promotion of city compost notification. Finalize the strategy for promoting usage of city compost in agriculture/horticulture activities. To monitor MRP of city compost being sold in the State under the notified policy. Prepare and implement the action plan for achieving 100% processing of municipal waste. To monitor issue of necessary certificates by concerned agency in the State Government to facilitate release of Market Development Assistance to fertilizer companies. To closely monitor the product of FCO compliant city compost and extend all necessary support to cities to achieve the above. The report stated that the Steering Committee shall meet on fortnightly basis to analyze the development in regard to compost promotion and distribution.

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NCC cadets highlighted on ‘electoral awareness’

DCEO, Vekho Vero addressing the NCC campers at NAP Training School. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets from Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Assam undergoing training at NAP Training School, Chumukedima were briefed on “electoral awareness” deputy chief electoral officer Vekho Vero, Friday.

In his speech, Vero said that India being the biggest democracy country in the world, every citizen has an important role to play.

He therefore encouraged all eligible citizens to participate in the electoral process.

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of healthy democracy, Vero briefed the gathering about ethical voting, informed voting and voters’ education.

He also informed the campers about the constitution of national board by Election Commission for inclusion of electoral literacy in the school syllabus within few years of time.

“State government is also doing necessary arrangements to include electoral education in all training centres and educational institutions”, he said.

He further informed that the EPIC was to become a

necessary document while filling up forms for different purpose and therefore appealed to the gathering to enter all particulars correctly.

Vero also expressed concern over the low participation of the age group of 18 and 19 years in the elections.

He therefore urged all eligible youths to participate in the process and also to educate the society.

The DCEO was accompanied by assistant election officer, Dimapur, Toshi Aier.

Social audit MGNREGA works concludes 13 Naga literature boards form association; resolves

Participants of “social audit under MGNREGA works” at Khekiho Village.

DIMAPUR: A weeklong “social audit under MGNREGA works” successfully concluded at Khekiho Village under R.D Block, Dhansiripar Dimapur on July 21.

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15-21, the social auditors comprising of five district resource persons and eight village resource persons from Sovima Village conducted a door-to-door audit verifying all relevant records and

documents in a transparent manner including physical verifications of all schemes in the village carried out during the previous years.

All the observations and concluding reports were

presented during the final day of audit for public scrutiny which was unanimously accepted by the general public of KhekihoVillage.

In conclusion the village council chairman expresses his gratitude to the concerned department and Sovima VRPS for their hard and “unbiased work” and to the general public for their co-operation during the weeklong audit period.

Initiated by the Society for Training & Research on Rural Development, the last day of social audit was well attended by director of social audit, Zacheve Thele, Dr. Kedise, S.D.O Civil Dhansiripar & D.P.O-DRDA Dimapur along with Khekiho Viilage Job Card Holders, Village Members, VCC, VDB Board and Block Officials headed by B.D.O, Er.A.Atu Imsong.

DIMAPUR: In a consultative meeting of 13 literature boards/committees on July 21 at Zonal Council Hall, Kohima an association namely Association of Naga Literature Boards (ANLB) with Dr. D. Kapfo as president and S. Keppen Rengma as general secretary.

The consultative meeting attended by the literature boards/committees of 13 recognized languages namely Rengma, Pochury, Kuki, Zeme, Liangmai, Phom, Kuzha, Sangtam, Chokri, Konyak, Chang, Yimchunger, and Khiamnuingan, was held on 21S’ July at Zonal Council Hall, Kohima.

According to a press release by ANLB joint secretary Dr. Z. Venuh, during the meeting the association resolved to take-up issues pertaining to development of mother-tongue of all groups and for redress of grievances of the literature boards/committees representing the thirteen linguistic/dialect groups.

Amongst the many agendas discussed, every member present expressed concern

on the apathy and step-motherly treatment shown by the government in refusing to grant permission to the thirteen languages to teach and study their own mother-tongue at the secondary level.

The meeting resolved to demand the government to grant without delay, permission to introduce Class IX & X for the thirteen languages too.

The association further observed that serious deliberation on the matter needs to be made by the State Legislative Assembly, and to effect necessary legislation so that no linguistic/dialect group is deprived of its right to teach, promote and propagate the mother-tongue.

The meeting also resolved to demand the government to post-create language-teachers for the deprived thirteen languages. The association further appealed to the general public, leaders and frontal organizations of the 13 languages to lend support for the association to achieve its goals.

Meeting held for I-Day in Dimapur

DIMAPUR: A meeting for ensuing Independence Day was held Friday at the conference hall of Deputy Commissioner Dimapur. The meeting was held to chalk out programme for celebration and accordingly work distribution was assigned to different departments.

In the meeting, addi-

tional deputy commissioner Elizabeth Ngully informed that parade practice would start from August 8-13. Further, she requested all the heads of offices and administrative officers to maintain attendance of their staff and to submit to the concern officer right after the closing

function of Independence Day function.

The meeting also discussed feeding programmes to be carried out by various NGOs The meeting was attended by heads of offices, administrative officers of Dimapur District, Police, Assam Rifles, NGOs.

Kohima College organises ‘Naga Writers Speak-2nd series’

programme was HoD & associate professor (English), Kohima College Moanungla Kevichusa; vote of thanks was proposed by associate professor (English), Kohima College Khriezenuo Angami.

Speaker assistant professor, Dr. K B Veio Pou.

DIMAPUR: Kohima College, Kohima, English department, second series of “Naga Writers Speak” was held Friday at the college auditorium with assistant professor, Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, Delhi University, Dr. K B Veio Pou as the speaker.

Dr. K B Veio Pou who is also the author of “Literary Cultures of India’s Northeast: Naga Writings in English”, stressed upon how the emergence of Naga writings was a positive step towards preservation of culture as writers are social commentators. He said Naga writers are located in the social, cultural image of their people.

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He stated that Naga writings are essentially cultural by products. “No culture is static and so is the case with Naga culture which is in fact, dynamic and alive”, stated Dr. Veio Pou. The speaker concluded by reminding the audience of the rich story telling tradition of the Nagas and emphasized upon the importance of critically looking into one’s own culture.

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Khungring area of Chirang, rescuing 30 people who were trapped in their marooned village, a Defence spokesman said here.

The Army deployed its boats to reach the marooned people and rescued them making several trips against swift currents to save them and took them to relief camps, he said.

Landslides, floods in Arunachal Pradesh

The affected districts are Lakhimpur, Golaghat, Morigaon, Jorhat, Dhemaji, Sivasagar, Kokrajhar, Barpeta and Bongaigaon where three lakh people in 464 villages are affected by the swirling flood waters, it said.

Overflowing water of the swollen Brahmaputra and its tributaries has overrun roads in many areas snapping surface communication, breached embankments and caused large scale erosion in many areas, ASDMA said, adding the deluge has also submerged over 25,000 hectares of agricultural land damaging standing paddy crops there.

Based on a call for help from the local people, the Army today sent its four teams in the

Tension as woman shot dead in border village in Tripura A G A RT A L A , J U L 2 2 (IANS): Tension prevailed after a 24-year-old Muslim woman was found shot dead on Friday in a border village in Sepahijala district of Tripura as BSF troops fired at some cattle smugglers who failed to obey an order to halt, officials said.

“During routine patrolling along the India-Bangladesh border on early Friday morning, BSF jawans asked a group of cattle thieves to stop proceeding towards Bangla-

desh. The jawans opened fire when the smugglers didn’t obey the order,” a BSF official said. The official said the woman’s body was later recovered from Tarapukur village along the India-Bangladesh border. On the other hand, villagers complained to police that some BSF men tried to molest Maya Khatun and later shot her dead.

“No written complaint has been received yet,” an official of the Sonamura police station told IANS over phone.

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The Akhoyatsur Telongjem Kohima congratulates Ms. Toshinenla Jamir D/o Mr & Mrs C. Temjen Jamir on being selected to the undergraduate course in MBBS through NBSEE by securing 30th Rank.

The Telongjem wishes her the best in her future endeavours.

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GUWAHATI/ ITANAGAR, JUL 22 (PTI): Incessant downpour over the past couple of days has triggered landslides and floods in nine districts of Assam and several districts of Arunachal Pradesh throwing normal life out of gear.

Floods on Friday engulfed more districts in Assam amid heavy deluge and pouring waters of overflowing rivers in the state affecting three lakh people even as the Army swung into action in Chirang district for rescue works.

The state continued to be under the grip of floods with the deluge on Friday spreading to nine districts from yesterday’s seven, Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) said.

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The Sipongsang Bukmüt Thangjam (SBT) with immense pleasure and honour congratulates.

1. Ms. Apongla Kemberly Chang on her achievement in NPSC, PGT (Botany) G.H.S.S Half Nagarjan, Dimapur.

2. Mr. B. Chekum Chang on his promotion to Senior Enforcement Inspector (MVI) Regional Transport Office, Mokokchung.

3. Mr. C. Lotam Chang on his promotion to Joint Director, Directorate of Employment Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Nagaland : Kohima.

4. Mr. N. Kaimang Chang, on his promotion to Assistant Station Director, All India Radio (IBPS), Nagaland : Kohima.

The SBT is very happy that you are successfully climbing the ladder that would take you to your destination. We pray to our Almighty God to bless you in all your future endeavours.

(Totsumong Chang) (N. Changlem) Press & Information Secy.

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Villagers along with their cattle wade through a Banana raft from the flood affected village of Murkata in Morigaon district, Assam on Friday. (PTI)

Incessant downpour over the past couple of days has triggered landslides and floods in several districts of Arunachal Pradesh throwing normal life out of gear.

Besides damaging culverts and some buildings, the floods and mudslide submerged low-lying areas and a rural link road and disrupted power supply.

Seijosa and its adjoining villages in East Kameng district remained cut off from the rest of the state due to landslides triggered by torrential rain.

The rains also caused landslides at many places at Talom Riktak village under Taliha Circle of Upper Subansiri district, an official report from Daporijo said.

The flood situation was grim in Namsai district with Noa Dihing and its tributaries flowing above the danger mark, DC R K Sharma said.

DIPHU, JUL 22: Assam University Diphu Campus Students’ Union (AUDCSU) and Karbi Youth organisation (KYO) staged a sit-indemonstration at Semson Sing Ingti Park in Diphu on Friday to register their protest against supply of low quality food grains to the commoners under Targeted Public Distribution System (TPDS), which led to malnutrition of many people in various parts of Karbi Anglong district.

Leaders say a coterie led by officials of Food and Civil Supply Department and several businessmen of the hill district siphoned off the central-fund meant for people below the poverty line by supplying substandard food grains. “There are reports of death of many people in malnutrition consuming poor quality rice and other food grains,” they also alleged.

Leaders of two organisations named two business firms and officials of Food and Civil Supply and Consumer Affairs Department involved in supply of poor quality food grains to the people. They are: Bajrang Dal & Co, Hanuman Bhandar, Machua Swami, Ram Avtar Swami, Promod Syam and Altaf Ahmed. Both the organisations have demand the authorities to deal strictly with the people and the firms involved in the irregularities and said that a high level probe should be initiated by the government into the scam and attach all property and assets of the scam stars.

IMPHAL, JUL 22: Democratic Students Alliance of Manipur (DESAM) has planned to file a public interest litigation (PIL) in court against serious of bandhs, general strikes, economic blockades in Manipur which it believed to have an adverse impact on the younger generation of the state.

Announcing this decision at a press conference in Imphal on Friday, DESAM general secretary Nameirakpam Edison appealed to All Manipur Written Test Successful Candidate of Police Constable Male, 2013 (AMWTSCPCM-2013) to withdraw its proposed 24-hour bandh call given on July 24), which will begin from July 23 midnight. Edison said that the proposed bandh should be withdrawn in view of the AIPMT (All India Pre-Medical Test)/ NEET (National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test)-2 to be held on Sunday across the country.

He said that around 5,000 candidates from the state would be appearing for the medical entrance test at around 10 centres spread across Manipur.

He demanded the state government to formulate a policy to check bandh culture in the state and said that there is an urgent need to relook into the bandhs, strikes and blockades sponsored by various organisations in the state.

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LIRMEN VILLAGE COUNCIL APPRECIATION

The Lirmen Village Council would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Benjongliba Aier, Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary, Agriculture & Chairman NSAMB, for constructing a bore well a Lirmen Village.

T. Kirem Chairman

T. Panger Imchen Secretary

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Kulolau Khukishe Ghami Kuqhakulu (KKGK) extends heartiest congratulations to Miss. Esther.

K.Yepthomi, daughter of Rtd Er. Kuhato K. Yepthomi, for completing her Ph.D Practical in Theology from Seoul Christian University, Seoul, Korea.

KKGK is grateful for her success and bringing laurels to the village.

We wish her the best in all future endeavours.

Secretary Khekato Yepthomi KKGK

President Kahoto Yepthomi KKGK

Dear Adi....

As you blow the candle on your cake, just remember that your love is the candle that will forever glow in our hearts. No matter how much we scold you always remember that behind the temporary drops of anger, there is an ocean of eternal love just waiting to embrace you!!!!.. We wish you a Many Many Happy Birthday.. god bless you, May all your dreams come true.

Yours, Papa,Maa,Bonu,Didi And relatives Dear Anga Nuchalo, You have asked me apple MI or I Phone Daddy would say that You’re like an apple in everyone’s eye but don’t expect an I Phone on your birthday coz you just turned 11 may God bless you abundantly..

With immense love from Mommy, Daddy and family members.

Dearest Hemabati Chanu, Today is a perfect day to fell that you are nothing less than one of my family member! I wish you a very warm and Happy Birthday.

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related activities, Manipur has witnessed a series of frequent bandhs, general strikes and economic blockades imposed by various organisations on various issues and grievances.

The state has already lost 45 working days in this year.

Moreover, the state has been losing Rs 36 crore everyday when there is a bandh or general strike and Rs 3.09 crore every day when there is economic blockade.

Edison suggested that the state government should find out some measures to check such bandhs so that there would not be any negative impact of bandhs on the society and next generation.

He said DESAM has been working to create awareness among common people to stop such bandhs and strikes. However, he lamented that off all their efforts to induce leaders of organisations gone futile. “Bandh causes lot of problems to common man.

Government needs to formulate an anti-bandh regulation to make Manipur a bandh free state,” he asserted.

M e a n w h i l e, A M WTSCPCM-2013, in a press statement, said that the proposed bandh would go ahead in an intensified manner.

The statement signed by its secretary L Nandakishor Sharma, the body will also boycott the proposed written test for recruitment of police constables, asserting that viva voce for earlier recruitment should be held before the fresh recruitment.

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With immense Pride and honour, we convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. B. Hangbok Konyak S/o Mr. N. Bohngam & Mrs. S. Threnon for successfully clearing MBBS, securing 22nd position in the recently conducted NSEE. The Union further extends its best wishes and more success in your future endeavours.

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LIRMEN VILLAGE COUNCIL APPRECIATION

Through this column, the Lirmen Village Council would like to express our profound gratitude and appreciation to Shri. Metsübo Jamir, Rural Development, Director, Govt. of Nagaland for construction of black topping at Lirmen Village. The yeoman service to our village community will be remembered and we pray to our Almighty to bless you abundantly in your endeavour.

T. Kirem Chairman

T. Panger Imchen Secretary

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NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE [Order XXI Rule 22 (a)] WHEREAS the Petitioner/Decreeholder has made an application to this court for execution of the judgement and order dated 19.01.11 passed by the Ld. Civil Judge Senior Division, Dimapur. Nagaland in Money Suit No. 05/2009.

You are accordingly directed to appear before this court on 17th day of August 2016 at 10:00 a.m. in person or through an authorized pleader and to show cause as to why the decree should not be executed against you.

Take notice that on your failure to appear before this court on the date fixed necessary order (s) shall be passed in your absence.

Given under my hand and seal of the court this 15th day of July 2016.

Ms. Seyielenuo Medzii Civil Judge Junior Division Dimapur : Nagaland.

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....Judgement Debtors NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE [Order XXI Rule 22 (a)] WHEREAS the Petitioner/Decreeholder has made an application to this court for execution of the judgement and order dated 14.05.08 passed by the Ld. Assistant to DC, Dimapur. Nagaland in Money Suit No. 53/2007.

You are accordingly directed to appear before this court on 17th day of August 2016 at 10:00 a.m. in person or through an authorized pleader and to show cause as to why the decree should not be executed against you.

Take notice that on your failure to appear before this court on the date fixed necessary order (s) shall be passed in your absence.

Given under my hand and seal of the court this 15th day of July 2016.

Ms. Seyielenuo Medzii Civil Judge Junior Division Dimapur : Nagaland.

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Filming of Parl security by AAP MP rocks both LS, RS lok sabha speaker rejects Mann apology for video filming

NEW DELHI, JUL 22 (PTI): The controversial filming of Parliament security by AAP MP Bhagwant Mann rocked both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on Friday, with lawmakers, mostly from the ruling NDA, demanding strong action against him and creating uproar which led to a washout of the proceedings.

Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan, who summoned Mann and obtained his “unconditional apology”, termed it a “serious issue” and assured protesting members that some action would be taken.

Both Houses saw trouble from the start, with members mostly from NDA constituents Akali Dal, BJP and Shiv Sena, saying Mann had compromised the security of Parliament by making and uploading on social media the video film which showed the route, his access and protective arrangements.

They were joined by members of Congress and Left parties in demanding action against the Aam Aadmi Party’s Lok Sabha member from Sangrur in Punjab. The uproar led to repeated adjournments of both Houses before Lok Sabha was adjourned for the day minutes after noon and Rajya Sabha at around 2.40 pm.

In the nearly 12-minute video, Mann is seen giving a running commentary as his vehicle crosses security barricades and enters Parliament. “I’ll show you today something you would not have seen earlier,” he is heard saying.

Mann then enters a room where questions to be taken up inside Parliament are being sorted and describes the process.

As soon as Lok Sabha met for the day, NDA members raised the issue, terming it as

Bhagwant Mann a security breach. As Mann watched, Kirit Somaiya (BJP) demanded his disqualification as an MP while his party colleague RK Singh, a former Home Secretary, said the AAP member has put a question mark on the security of the sensitive complex. He demanded a breach of privilege motion be brought against Mann. While NDA members were raising the issue from their benches, RJD and SP members rushed to the Well holding placards over quota, apparently expressing their anguish over delay in passage of a bill on reservation in promotions.

Amid din, the Speaker adjourned the House till 12 pm.

During the adjournment, Mann met her and apologised. When the House met again, Mahajan said, amid the din, that the matter was “serious” and under her consideration.

“Koi na koi karvayee karenge (we will take some action),” she said, adding that 13 people had laid down their lives for the security of Parliament, referring to the terror attack of December 13, 2001. As uproar continued, she adjourned the House for the day. In the upper House also, ruling BJP members forced an adjourn-

Kejriwal dubs BJP govt ‘antiDalit’, meets victims in Guj MOTA SAMADHIYALA/ RAJKOT, JUL 22 (PTI): Alleging Gujarat government’s collusion in the Dalit thrashing incident, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Friday dubbed it “anti-Dalit” and accused the ruling BJP of “trampling” upon the depressed sections.

Kejirwal targeted the BJP after meeting the victims in Rajkot civil hospital first and visiting Mota Samadhiyala village in Una to meet their family members, a day after Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi met the victims.

Seven persons of Dalit community were brutally thrashed by cow vigilantes for skinning a dead cow on July 11, triggering nationwide condemnation.

The AAP chief also alleged that the Gujarat government first allows crimes be carried out on Dalits and then slaps false cases on people who come out in protest on streets.

He alleged that the dalit victims were beaten up at the behest of the administration.

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silent ? Why is it involved ? This means there is some direction from the top administration,” he told reporters.

“The BJP government in Gujarat is inflicting atrocities on Dalits, it is anti-Dalit,” he said. “The BJP first sends its goons to beat dalits, and when their community members come out on the streets to protest, false cases are filed against them,” Kejriwal alleged.

Kejriwal also rubbished BJP’s contention that leaders are making a beeline to Gujarat only to make political gains.

“Our politics is for justice of Dalits, while BJP’s politics is for trampling upon them,” Kejriwal said in reply to a question on politics behind the visit.

Apart from Rahul Gandhi and leaders of other non-BJP parties, Gujarat chief minister Anandiben Patel had visited the victims day before yesterday.

A Trinamool Congress parliamentary delegation is slated to come to Rajkot and Una tomorrow and JD(U) leader Sharad Yadav is also expected to meet the victim’s family. Kejriwal also questioned the state government’s intent to carry out investigation without showing bias against Dalits.

ED books former Haryana CM, AJL officials under PMLA

NEW DELHI, JUL 22 (PTI): Enforcement Directorate has booked former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, officials of the Associated Journal Limited (AJL), publisher of the National Herald newspaper, and others on charges of alleged money laundering. Officials said the central probe agency registered a criminal case under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) after taking cognisance of a Haryana State Vigilance Bureau FIR of May this year.

The vigilance Bureau had registered a case of cheating and corruption against Hooda and four officials who were in HUDA for allegedly re-alloting a plot to AJL in Panchkula in 2005.

They said summons will soon be issued to the accused named in the ED FIR. Hooda termed the action as “political vendetta” and said there was no wrong doing. The vigilance case that was registered under various IPC sections, including criminal breach of trust by a public servant, cheating, criminal conspiracy and under the provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act, was registered against Hooda, the then Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) chairman, an ex-officio post held by him as the CM, and four other top officials of HUDA on May 5 this year. The plot had been initially allotted to AJL in 1982. After the expiry of the lease period in 1996, then Haryana Vikas Party goverment led by Bansi Lal took back its possession.It was re-allotted to AJL after the Congress leader came to power in 2005. The Vigilance Bureau had alleged that the act by the then HUDA chairman and the officials had caused a huge financial loss to HUDA as the plot should have been sold through open auction instead of being alloted again to AJL. A separate FIR had been lodged in December last year by the state vigilance bureau against Hooda as the then chairman and chief administrator of HUDA for alleged irregularities in allotment of industrial plots in Panchkula three years ago.

ment till noon, soon after it met for the day, demanding action against Mann.

Opposition Congress and CPI-M also slammed Mann’s action and wanted to know what action the government has taken for the “serious security breach”. They questioned what stopped the ruling side from taking action against Mann in Lok Sabha, where NDA has the absolute majority.

Admitting that the matter was very serious, Deputy Chairman PJ Kurien said the government has to take cognisance of the security violation and take appropriate legal action.

If members want a discussion on the issue, an appropriate resolution has to be brought, he said. Ruling BJP members shouting slogans moved into the aisles, forcing him to adjourn the House till noon.

Opposition members were heard saying that it was unusual that the ruling side itself is disrupting the House.

Earlier, soon after listed papers were laid and an obituary reference made, BJP and SAD members were up on their feet raising the issue.

Naresh Gujral (SAD) said action must be taken against the AAP MP for his “trivial” behaviour.

Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi sought action under National Security Act against the member, saying he had exposed to terrorists the security apparatus inside the Parliament building complex.

Mann, by putting the video on security checks, positioning of security personnel and layout of Parliament House complex on social media sites, was helping terrorists succeed in their nefarious designs, Naqvi alleged. Stating that security of Parliament was of

paramount importance, Kurien said “the government has to take cognisance of this security violation and take appropriate action.”

He went on to point out the technicalities involved in that process, saying the MP in question was a member of the other House and Lok Sabha Speaker alone could take action against him.

Government, he said, should be seized of the security violation and take appropriate actions. “Government can take legal action (against the MP),” he said adding if the government wants a discussion a motion has to be moved.

Amid the uproar, Union Minister and Punjab MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal wanted to speak on the issue.

When Chairman Hamid Ansari asked the members to cooperate in conduct of Question Hour, Badal was heard asking if Question Hour was more important than security of Parliament.

However, Congress members were on their feet opposing the proposal. Amid the din, a Congress member was heard saying that Badal should not be allowed to speak on the issue as she is a Lok Sabha MP. As treasury and opposition members kept speaking at same time and did not heed to repeated appeal of Chairman Hamid Ansari, the House was adourned for half an hour.

Later, the House was adjourned till 2.30 pm. However, ruling party members again demanded that Badal should be allowed to speak on the Mann issue, which was strongly opposed

by Congress. Kurien said he would permit Badal to speak but only after introuduction of private member bills. BJP members did not yield and trooped into Well.

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MHA to suggest enhanced security for Parl complex NEW DELHI, JUL 22 (PTI): In the wake of a row over shooting of a video of the highsecurity Parliament House by AAP MP Bhagwant Mann, the Home Ministry is likely to suggest upgrading the electronic security system for vehicles and individuals, including parliamentarians.

Concerned over Mann shooting the controversial video, which allegedly exposed the security apparatus in the complex, the Home Ministry is likely to suggest upgrading of Under Vehicle Surveillance System (UVSS) and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Tags in the Parliament complex.

The UVSS delivers the full picture of a vehicle’s entire width and length and the RFID identifies and tracks tags attached to objects and individuals.

“There is a need for complete overall of the security system in the Parliament complex on a priority basis,” a senior Home Ministry official said.

There is a feeling in the security establishment that the AAP MP allegedly exposed the security apparatus set up right from the Vijay Chowk, opposite Parliament, till the main gate of the building.

Mann had showed in the video how many layers of security a car with MP tag passes through from Vijay Chowk to the main entrance of the building.

The official pointed out that the terrorists, who attacked the Parliament on December 13, 2001, could not enter the main building as they did not find out the way.

“Mann’s video a gives clear view of the way till the main entrance,” the official said. In the video, the positions of Parliament security men, Quick Reaction Teams, UVSS and how long it takes a vehicle to reach the destination etc., are clearly shown, the official said.

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PUBLIC NOTICE NO. JIC-WFI/NS/2016/045 Dated Chumukedima, the 21st July, 2016 Whereas, the Government of Nagaland has constituted a One Man Inquiry Commission vide Notification NO.CON/LOR-3/2012 Dated 13th November 2015 called 'Wuzu Firing Incident Inquiry Commission' as provisioned under the sub-section (I) of Section 3 of the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952, (60 of 1952) with Shri Veprasa Nyekha, District & Sessions Judge (Retd) as the single member Chairman.

On 16th July, 2015 while 46 Assam Rifles and 12 Para Commandos returned from Avankhung area under Meluri Sub-Division, Phek District after encounter with NSCN (K) cadres in which 2 (two) NSCN (K) cadres were killed and dead bodies were being taken to Meluri Police Station for legal formalities and on the way near Wuzu village the village leaders of Wuzu, Old Phor and New Phor requested the dead body of SS Capt.

Puhachu of Wuzu village to be handed over to them to which the Commander of the Security Forces refused after which incident of firing took place resulting in the death of two civilians both class 7 (Seven) students namely – Tiizali, Son of Siikhaho of Phor village and Miss Aso, daughter of T. Yeteli of Wuzu village and injury to one woman Mrs. Vitsiirho Esther, Wife of Riitu of Wuzu village.

The Commission is to make an inquiry into the causes and source of firing which led to the death of two minor children and injury to one woman, the person/s responsible for firing and whether the incident could have been avoided.

Accordingly, the Inquiry Commission invites Written Statements from 46 Assam Rifles, 12 Para Commandos and any other witnesses interested to assist the Inquiry Commission regarding the incident that took place at Wuzu on 16/07/2015. Written Statements should be filed before the Inquiry Commission, whose office is situated at the Police Officers' Central Mess, Chumukedima, Dimapur District re-fixing 20th August, 2016 (Saturday).

The Written Statements should be accompanied with affidavits, documents and evidences in any form, in possession of the individuals/authority filing the Written Statements.

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End politics of casteism & nepotism: PM Modi skips of raging controversy surrounding Dalits GORAKHPUR(UP), JUL 22 (PTI): Denouncing politics of casteism and nepotism, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Friday pitched for a BJP government in Uttar Pradesh to promote politics of development but skipped any mention of the raging controversy surrounding Dalits.

“You (people) don’t need those who play politics of casteism and nepotism. You have filled everyone’s pocket but has your pocket been filled.

“My dear youths, nepotism and poison of casteism will not help in development.

Support politics of ‘visasvad’ (development). I am here to urge you to bless me with your support as you have done earlier (in Lok Sabha polls),” he said at a public meeting in an apparent attack on the main opposition parties in the state without naming them.

Exhorting the people of poll-bound UP to shun politics of family, Modi said, “There has been enough of family and caste politics. You supported everybody. But did they support you as well? Were youths and farmers benefited?”.

In a speech delivered after laying foundation stone for an AIIMS and revival of a sick fertiliser plant, Modi skipped any reference to the raging controversy stoked by one of his party leader’s attack on Mayawati or the violence against Dalits in Gujarat.

He focused his speech on his efforts to boost state’s development.

The Prime Minister also accused the state’s Samajwadi Party government of being unable to spend the central fund for the state’s health sector and asked people to choose a government next year which could run for them like him.

Narendra Modi “I have given Rs 7000 crores to the state. This is not less for the health sector but the state government has only utilised Rs 2850 crores as there is a provision to show utilisation for taking rest amount. This happened as the state government did not have the strength,” Modi said.

“The government which cannot work for the health doesn’t deserve to continue,” he added. The Prime Minister said the revival of the fertiliser plant is going to bring a big change as gas-based economy will start with supply of gas in Gorakhpur through Jagdishpur-Haldia pipeline.

“The gas being brought by the pipeline for the factory will go to every household in Gorakhpur and in a same way water is supplied through pipe. If electricity and gas are provided, then industrialists line up. It is a beginning of an industrial revolution in the eastern UP. “It is not merely inauguration of a factory but the start of a victory march that will defeat poverty, unemployment...,” he said. In a dig at previous Congress governments at the Centre, Modi said they used to import urea and other fertilisers while plants remained closed in India.

His government, he said, has decide to revive closed plants and noted that most of them, like in Sindri and Barauni, were in eastern part of the country, which needed to be strengthened if India was to develop. Modi said the chariot of development can run only whenboth the wheels were balanced and strong.

“One wheel is of eastern India and another one is of western states. If only one is strong, the development chariot will not move at a high speed,” he said.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 225 Dimapur, Saturday, July 23, 2016

Anti-corruption weapons

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t is credible that the Right To Information)RTI) Act implemented in Nagaland since 2005 has seen a very positive impact among public who have realised they now have a source to gather information needed about their state’s governance.

One positive outcome of the Right To Information Act 2005 in Nagaland, is that it has caught on with citizens seeking information about various decisions of the government. Of late, various organisations have come out in the public domain with regard to appointments that were made without advertisements for an open competitive examination and also how funds have been allegedly misused or misappropriated. The RTI Act is indeed an important essential for ensuring good governance and transparency and helps citizens to know what their government is doing behind their backs. There are penal provisions in the RTI Act if the officer concerned fails to furnish the information sought within 30 days. There have been few officers holding the crucial posts of Public Information or Assistant Public Information officers (PIO, APIO) under some departments who have been penalised for not providing the required information within the stipulated maximum of 30 days or not providing any information at all. There was a case recently, where a department admitted that it had delayed reply to an RTI query and nothing more was mentioned. The link with the government comes from the fact that since all public servants exercise power only on behalf of the people, it would be anathema if what they did were hidden from the people. Today, more than ten years after it was enacted, there is greater awareness about the RTI Act in Nagaland. This is a healthy sign and at the same time, also a need to be vigilant about possible abuse or misuse. On the flip side of the Act, there are numerous reports of how those seeking RTI from various departments, are being driven by a motive to blackmail officials.

In other words, the Act is being used as a tool to extract money so that information provided does not spill over to public domain. Most of the RTI queries put up for various government departments pertain to appointments and allocation and use of funds besides other issues. Transparency and accountability in appointments to various government departments would satisfy people even though a fraction were to be selected and given jobs. Abuse of state-power by elected leaders and bureaucrats for private gain is one of the prime factors for ailing the society. The objective of RTI is to achieve a more effective, fair, accountable and transparent governance by empowering the grassroots people through informative and educative contents continuous pressure from civil society organizations could influence the government mechanism to act in a manner that satisfies the public quest. Nagaland Governor P.B.Acharya has been calling on society and government to do something to root out corruption, that has totally damaged the foundation of the society. He has also strongly urged upon the state government to enact the Lok Ayukta at the earliest to check corruption. The Lok Ayukta will certainly add more teeth against corruption and so the DAN government cannot run away with the reality and should apply itself seriously to enact the Lok Ayukta if it wants to be seen as being sincere towards good governance.

DailyDevotion Sanctification (1) This is the will of God, your sanctification…

—1 Thessalonians 4:3 The Death Side. In sanctification God has to deal with us on the death side as well as on the life side. Sanctification requires our coming to the place of death, but many of us spend so much time there that we become morbid.

There is always a tremendous battle before sanctification is realized— something within us pushing with resentment against the demands of Christ. When the Holy Spirit begins to show us what sanctification means, the struggle starts immediately. Jesus said, “If anyone comes to Me and does not hate…his own life…he cannot be My disciple” (Luke 14:26).

In the process of sanctification, the Spirit of God will strip me down until there is nothing left but myself, and that is the place of death. Am I willing to be myself and nothing more? Am I willing to have no friends, no father, no brother, and no self-interest— simply to be ready for death? That is the condition required for sanctification. No wonder Jesus said, “I did not come to bring peace but a sword” (Matthew 10:34). This is where the battle comes, and where so many of us falter. We refuse to be identified with the death of Jesus Christ on this point. We say, “But this is so strict. Surely He does not require that of me.” Our Lord is strict, and He does require that of us.

Am I willing to reduce myself down to simply “me”? Am I determined enough to strip myself of all that my friends think of me, and all that I think of myself? Am I willing and determined to hand over my simple naked self to God? Once I am, He will immediately sanctify me completely, and my life will be free from being determined and persistent toward anything except God (see 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24).

When I pray, “Lord, show me what sanctification means for me,” He will show me. It means being made one with Jesus. Sanctification is not something Jesus puts in me— it is Himself in me (see 1 Corinthians 1:30).

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We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak. ~ Epictetus

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, July 23, 2016

Post-mortem

How forest management and Are we role models to our children? deforestation are impacting climate T T oday our life is greatly influenced by technology and almost everyone from children to old age people could not imagine spending a day without a mobile phone at hand. Even though the advantages of the latest mobile technology outshine the disadvantages caused by it in our life, the tendency of excessive dependence on mobile gadgets may cause irreparable damages to humanity in long run. I am sure that the shortcomings described below would be applicable to most of us.

We adults try to restrict use of mobile phones by children but many of us set ourselves as worst examples in front of them. Whether it is at home or at office we never part ourselves away from the gadget.

Many schools have banned the use of mobile phones by students inside the school campuses but very few schools could effectively restrict its teachers from using the same during school hours. Even many teachers use mobiles inside class rooms. If we check the Facebook and WhatsApp status of many of us during the school and office hours, definitely majority of us will be available online and one could get instant responses. The free periods of teachers are meant for utilizing in preparatory works, evaluation works etc and being engaged with mobile phones during the school hours would definitely divert our attention away from such works. Moreover, when students observe us using mobile phones during school hours we forgo our moral right to prevent them from using the same. Recently a State Govt. has banned teachers

carrying mobile phones during training sessions as many were found busy using social media during such training sessions. This is not the case with teachers alone. We often come across instances of officials spending much time over mobiles on casual talk while we wait in front of them for few minutes of works.

The worst scenario is people using mobile phones while driving.

What discipline will our children who sit besides us in the car learn if we practice this dangerous habit? Has anyone ever heard about the traffic police charge sheeting people for this offence? When a person is penalized for not wearing helmet which is meant for the safety of his own life, an act that may endanger the life of others is simply overlooked by the law enforcing agencies.

The situation is not different at homes. Many of us are active members in various Facebook and WhatsApp groups and the game starts in the early morning itself. We may not exchange a smile with the family members at home but would be so prompt in posting good morning and good night messages in the social media. I have come across many parents depriving their own children of quality time and at the same time getting busy in the social media with their concerns and care for the society. Even some parents get irritated when children interrupt them while they are occupied with important (?) interactions in the social media. If we parents behave in this manner, what will our children learn from us?

I accept that parents do have

friends and feelings and I am not against them using the social media at home. At this age of smart phones it is not at all possible for anyone to be away from them. All we need to do is to have distinct time schedule for every activity. In that way we can easily come out of the addictive habits of mobile use. Initially our friends may feel bad for the delayed responses but in course of time they will understand us and would also change themselves. Thus we can balance between friends and family and could also make our children follow systematic life style.

Finally, let me say few words of caution to employers and officers. Today most of the working people find it difficult to balance between work and family. An employer/officer has every right to get the maximum work from his employees. But he must remember an important fact that he is boss to his employees and subordinates and not to their family members.

Employees should be trained to complete their office works during the working hours and carrying office works to home should be discouraged. Calling employees over phone beyond the office hours should be avoided unless there is some emergency. After all every one work for the wellbeing of their family and do deserve a peaceful and joyful family life after the office hours.

Being happy doesn’t mean everything’s perfect. It means you’ve decided to see beyond the imperfections.”

Nellayappan B, Principal’s Quarter, GHSS Colony, Bhandari

wo new studies reveal how altering the composition of trees in forests is influencing not only the carbon cycle, but air surface temperatures to a significant degree as well. The results highlight how human-made changes to forests hold more severe consequences than previously believed. Worldwide, reforested areas are increasingly prominent; for example, in Europe, 85% of forests were managed by humans as of 2010. Strong favoritism of foresters to plant more commercially valuable trees -- such as Scot pines, Norway spruce and beech -- has resulted in reforestation of 633,000 square kilometers of conifers at the expense of broadleaved forests, which decreased by 436,000 square kilometers since 1850.

To gain more insights into the impact of this favoritism, Kim Naudts and colleagues reconstructed 250 years of forest management history using a land-cover model, but also included forest management factors such as changes in tree species. Their analysis reveals that the conversion of broadleaved forests to coniferous forests caused significant changes in evapotranspiration and albedo, the amount of solar energy reflected from the Earth back into space. These changes, in combination with the release of carbon that is associated with managed forests, are contributing to warming rather than mitigating it. This is happening despite an overall increase in tree coverage.

Thus, climate frameworks

should account for land management practices in addition to land cover when trying to mitigate warming, the authors say.

A second study describes how changes in global forest cover are affecting the fluxes of energy and water between the land and the atmosphere, and how this process can vary across different forest regions. In the past, the degree to which biophysical effects of deforestation can influence climate have been debated in the scientific community, but these results shed new light on the matter, suggesting that aridness and forest type are important variables.

Such data could better inform climate treaties, the authors, Ramdane Alkama and Alessandro Cescatti, note. Their analysis, based on satellite data of surface temperature and variations in forest cover, reveals that forest clearing is causing an increase in average and maximum surface temperatures, except at the northernmost latitudes.

They note that evapotranspiration plays a key role in how forest clearing impacts temperatures, since arid areas show the strongest warming pattern, followed by the temperate, the tropical, and the boreal zones. Together, these two studies demonstrate previously unappreciated complexities of the role that forests play in affecting the carbon cycle and air surface temperatures.

(Source: American Association for the Advancement of Science.)

The framework agreement

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or any nation, securement of its National Interest (NI) is it’s first and foremost priority.

Hans Morgenthau has put it this way“The meaning of National Interest is survival- the protection of physical, political and cultural identity against encroachment by other nation-states”.

India as a sovereign independent nation has always been trying to secure its NI particularly in terms of maintaining cordial relationship with its neighbors with regard to its borders.

Under no condition can India jeopardize its NI due to itsy-bitsy internal skirmishes.

The integration of princely states in to the Indian Union was a herculean task and even after attaining independence, India has witnessed several uprisings posing grave threat to the national integrity of India.

The signing of the “Peace Accord”, “Naga Accord” or “Framework Agreement” (interchangeably used) has drawn flaks from all across the country. Neither the Government of India nor the NSCN IM which has signed the Accord on behalf of the Nagas has come out clear on this issue. The NSCN IM ultimate demand has been the integration of Naga inhabited areas of Asom, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Myanmar and consolidating it to “Nagalim” (Sovereign Independent State of the Nagas).

The Nagas have their own distinct history and were

(From previous issue) While observing the various issues, some needs a fierce urgency of ‘now’, so while we still have a choice, let us then manoveur through organized voice and tackle now vigilantly waking up our collective strength which lay dormant for long, so that our society may not end-up inside the belly of the issues. Let us now no more expect wonder, but ignore the few negative element’s in any corners who does not deserve honor acting as a stumbling blocks and stridefully ride like anywhere else in the world along the high wave of common pursuit’s and determine our societal endeavour. This call’ s for a responsible leadership who are manning the helm of affair’s in myriad of fields, striving unreservedly to get the best possible result by giving their best in the building of our society. The opposite of this is the leader’s who in search for own gold, silver, pearl and big bucking fish prodigiously and irresponsibly loitering in the sea of opportunity and got it sting and let torned by the like of stingray and Piranha which left them crippled or

never subjugated by others.

The Nagas in their primitive years wereconfined in their own villages each having their own autonomy. The Naga villages could be compared with that of the Greek ‘citystates’. With the coming of the British empire, they annexed some portion of the Naga Hills but they also took into consideration the uniqueness of the Nagas culture and tradition. The Nagas bestowed its mandate on the Naga National Council which was spearheading the Naga National Movement at that time through the Naga Plebiscite of 1951 wherein 99.9 % of the Nagas voted for a sovereign independent state. However the people’s aspirations were shattered with the signing of the Shillong Accord in 1975 led by the Naga National Council whereby the NNC accepted the Constitution of India on their own volition and agreed to lay down their arms and it was also agreed that the representatives of the underground organisations would have reasonable time to formulate other issues for discussion for final settlement.

However any rational person can conclude that since the NNC has already accepted the constitution of India, any settlement arrived at will be within the Constitution of India and not otherwise. The question for a Sovereign Independent Naga state therefore does not arise. This was the biggest blunder committed by the NNC and till date the Nagas have not reposed their

(A riddle wrapped up in an enigma) mandate on any of the factions quite amusing to note that although each faction claims to the State legislators have given represent the aspiration of the their consent to endorse the Nagas. Many have termed the ‘Agreement’ without actually signing of the ‘Peace Accord’ knowing the content. This was or the ‘Framework Agree- least expected at least from the ment’ on 3rd August, 2015 elected representatives whom between the Government of we have given our mandate to India (GoI) and NSCN IM represent us. The GOI should as ‘Historic’. Both the entities also have been rational while consider the signing of the dealing with such sensitive agreement as breakthrough issue. They should have conin the vexed Naga political sidered whether the NSCN IM issue. But it should also be has the mandate of the people noted that the term’ historic’ (which they do not) since they has several connotations. It claim to represent the aspirasignifies something as ‘Im- tions of the entire Nagas. portant’ or ‘Noteworthy’ or Since the NSCN IM has ‘in accordance with recorded been fighting tooth and nail history or the past’. Of course for a sovereign independent this implies that the so called ‘Nagalim’ which is like crying historic signing of the agree- for the moon. It is time we take ment between the NSCN IM a more realistic approach and and the GOI is noteworthy stop fooling the public what but does this also imply that cannot be transpired. The it is in accordance with the following are some of the conearlier accord viz. Shillong tention why India would not Accord signed between GoI concede on granting absolute and NNC?. sovereignty which the Nagas The contents of the have been frantically demandagreement has been kept in ing for the past 6 decades: total darkness and till date 1. Constitution of India: except the General Secretary As per the reports released by of NSCN IM and some few the GoI, any solution arrived Indian officials not a single at will be within the framesoul has the faintest idea what work of the Indian Constituthe agreement is all about. tion. However, there is no Since the word ‘Naga’ is used such provision in the Indian blatantly in the accord, every constitution which deals with Naga has the right and ought secession. Article 1 of the to know the content of the Indian constitution describes agreement.

India as ‘Union of States’ T h e N S C N I M h a s and the term ‘Federation’ has signed the accord without nowhere been used in the contaking otherfactions on board. stitution although the states This would result in repercus- are given large autonomy of sions in the aftermath once power but this does not allow the contents of the agreement the states to secede and thus are made known. It is also it is different from the real

A responsible Society dead and some remain but only a mere skeleton and becoming easy tool of big fishes in their own selfish scheme of things. The bold redemptive step’s and reviving initiatives by some leader’s is a welcome sight, worth emulating by all, where in lies hopes and shining example that our society can still stand on it’s feet when falled and stand tall in the face of any common sabotaging adversaries.

Let us all therefore redeem our often taken pledges, as Mrs clean and Mr. Responsibility won’t come along from distant shore to work miracle in our midst with- a majestic sweep of their hand to do our every domestic chores.

More then global warming, our society has been severely affected by moral warming, which should be replenished by moral obligation’s nurture through positive social, cultural, spiritual and ethical values. As intellectual activities and knowledge spread in almost every aspects of our life, the people ought to know what role to play, when, where and what extent, the act of which will extend needed strength to

achieve our goal’s. This sort of society’s realization, taking cue from the evolved advanced societies constituting the modem world, will need common concern, approach and strategies with critical rational move along with a temperamental grit• of the prevalent situation’s for a positive, constructive and fruitful sustainable life.

Our gradual move toward’s a civilised and secure future entail’s with it, the sense of responsibility and disposing-off of some negative and unethical aspects which traumatizes the harmonious progress on our path towards common destiny. Just as river flows unceasingly into an ever widening ocean, if there be a natural curves, comer’s and halt along the way, but like the advanced exemplary societies before us, we are destined to a rightful place among the communities of a civilised world.

Rules governing responsible community living remain same for all and therefore all have right and responsibility for building a humane and responsible society. We owe this responsibility towards the future and some of which should be

fulfilled at our time and now.

While celebrating where it is due, there is still miles to go to make it a worthwhile journey.

By the blood of Christ, all our infirmities, stigma’s and weaknesses has been washed as snow, therefore all the reason’s that often makes us all desperate to do evil schemes has been narrowing to if s natural death and let it know that whoever goes against his will may invite the bitterest pill and wrath of heaven and earth.

This Article is dedicated to our immortal icon Late. Isak Chishi Swu whose responsible and exemplary life had left behind an indelible mark way beyond national struggle, in the moral and spiritual life of his people.

His humble servitudeness and missionary zeal, where there may be any short comings yet stands as a colossal exemplary figure whose philosophy of life, patriotism and philanthropic contribution should be emulated by all, if we are to be responsible part of that greater civilised and honored human civilization.

(Concluded) Hukato Achumi, concern citizen, Dimapur

‘Federal’ State where states can ask for secession through ‘Referendum’. Article 2 and 3 of the Indian constitution deals withformation of new states and alteration of state boundaries and their names but no state would agree to part their land in order to transpire the idealistic notion of the NSCN-IM i.e ‘Nagalim’.

As such, the demand for absolute sovereignty is more or less a dream.

2. Relations with South East Asia: During the former Prime Minister P V Narashima Rao’s regime, the ‘Look East Policy’ was initiated with an aim to improve India’s relationship with the South East Asian Nations as well as to contain the growing power of China. However this was not transpired and continued to be implemented only in paper.

When PM NarendraModi came to power, the ‘Look East Policy’ was changed to ‘Act East Policy’ to accelerate the relationship with SEA. It would facilitate new avenues to improve and strengthen India’s relation with South East Asian Nations. Also, there has been conflict over the South China Sea and as such India has been making efforts to make its presence more aware in the South China Sea by tying up with South East Asian nations. Already India has diplomatic relations with many of the ASEAN countries and have signed pacts with Indonesia and Vietnam.

India’s oil company ONGC Videsh and PetroVietnam have signed a mutual cooperation

agreement on the exploration of several South China Sea oil blocks. Recently, India has signed pacts with Thailand concerning trade relations as well as signing of MoU between Nagaland University and Thailand University. The booming economy of ASEAN has drawn the interest of many nations including India and granting sovereignty to the Nagas would obviously mean strained relationship with the South East Asian Nations.

3. Threat to National Integration:National Integration is what India has always been concerned about.It is an undeniable fact that India is a diverse country with multi ethnicity, language, culture and tradition. As such the framers of the constitution took into consideration the need to have a constitution that is congenial for every section of the society. But despite framing such viable constitution there was demand for separate nation by the Tamils demanding for ‘Dravida Nadu’. There has also been demand for ‘Khalistan’ by the Sikhs emancipating for ‘Greater Punjab’. India has faced threat from insurgent groups from Kashmir, Bengal, Manipur, Asom etc. Thus, even if the present Nagaland state is granted sovereignty, there will be hullabaloo over the entire India which the Government of India cannot risk to let the country burn up in flames.

(To be concluded) X Chophika Sumi, Dimapur, (chophika9@yahoo.com)

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The Vision 2030 Legislation 2016

The 12th Nagaland Legislative Assembly, in the 12th Session, in an Opposition-less House, passed the Bill for a new private Catholic University, on the 14th July 2016; to be called the ‘St. Joseph Catholic University’. This enactment by the State Legislative Assembly may aptly be regarded as its ‘Vision 2030 Legislation 2016’. The new University is named after St. Joseph the carpenter and the foster father to our Lord Jesus Christ; who is the patron-saint and the embodiment of dignity of labour.

The keynote concept to the new Catholic University, was enunciated in the editorial article “The critical challenges to Higher Education in the North East”, by the Principal of St. Joseph College, Jakhama; Rev. Dr. Sebastian Ouseparampil, M.A., M.P.H., Ph. D., in the Eastern Mirror, on the 13th July 2016. The Bishop of Kohima Dioceses, Most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil, the Priests, the Nuns and the Members of the DMI Foundation Nagaland, deserve accolades; for their telescopic vision to the future of the youth of the State. Their contributions to today’s generation are testimonies to tomorrow’s attainments towards a better generation.

The Angami Catholic Union feels that all of us ought to be grateful to God the Omnipotent, the Omniscient and the Infinite; for the birth of this new University for the benefit of our society and pray together as; “Thy Will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven. Amen”.

Dominic Yazokie, President, Angami Catholic Union, D. Block, Kohima

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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State police warn against illegal SIM card dealers SIM card before activation was mandatory, the police, however, stated that in Nagaland, pre-activated SIM cards were being sold all across the state.

PRO said all service providers operating in Nagaland have been directed to allow sale of SIM cards only in the authorised points of sales. In this connection, PRO said law enforcing agencies have already had meetings with representatives of all mobile operators that have presence in the state of Nagaland and have been made aware of the menace.

Therefore, police warned that the in-charge of zones, districts and regions would also be held accountable if the problem persists. Meanwhile, police have also requested all the citizens to refrain from buying pre-activated SIM cards as the society was at risk. If anyone comes across any shop that told pre-activated SIM cards, one could report the matter to the nearest police station or email to spcrime-ngl@nic.in.

Police assured that anonymity would be maintained and action would be taken against the defaulters.

Govt. doctors, nurses asked to perform

(From p-1) Briefing the gathering on SNCU, Dr. Wapang, paediatrician, said any hospital with more than 3,000 deliveries per year should have SNCU and that Dimapur District Hospital fulfilled the criteria. He cited some “expected services” that would be provided at newborn care facility as: manage of low birth weight <1800 gm, managing all sick newborn (all except assisted ventilation and major surgery), follow up of all babies discharged from the unit and high risk newborn, immunization service and referral services. Dr. Wapang also stressed on pressing need for adequate power supply and manpower for SNCU. The inaugural programme was chaired by medical superintendent Dr. C W Tungoe, while Rev. Mar Chaplain gave the invocation, special number by school of nursing Dimapur and vote of thanks by CMO Dimapur, Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi.

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NEW DELHI, JUL 22 (PTI): Delhi High Court Friday asked the Centre to take a decision within three months on a PIL seeking setting up of an “effective, impartial, independent and strong” Lokayukta in all the states of the country.

A bench of Chief Justice G Rohini and Justice Sangita Dhingra Sehgal asked the Min-

(From p-1) “The students and others those who do not have private conveyance have to walk 20 kms till the highway at Doyang junction bridge to get taxis and other forms of transportation,” NH said, adding that many people again have to walk back if they did not get transportation.

Further, the hoho said hundreds of vehicles were also stranded along the only route due to its narrow con-

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It pointed out that the phase-I was retained in 200910 under NLCPR and the work was completed. Stating that phase-II was retained in 2011-12 and approved by Ministry of Road and Highways in 2013, the Hoho said the Nagaland government has also submitted all required documents to the DoNER ministry.

In the light of the above, the Sumi Hoho said there was no reason why the DoNER

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SRINAGAR, JUL 22 (PTI): Fresh clashes broke out between protestors and security forces in Kashmir today after Friday prayers killing one youth, raising the death toll to 45 in the unrest that erupted two weeks ago, even as Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh is set to visit the Valley on Saturday.

As the PDP-BJP government battles the unrest following the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani in an encounter, Singh will be in Kashmir for two days in a bid to calm down tensions and reach out to people in the first high level visit from the Centre after violence broke out on July 8.

After a brief spell of relative calm, reports of stone pelting were received from many places in the curfew-bound Valley, mostly in Baramulla, Kupwara and Pulwama districts, as clashes continued through the evening.

Curfew remained in force in all 10 districts of the Valley due to apprehension of law and order problems in view of large gatherings for Friday prayers.

A youth identified as Mushtaq Ahmad Bhat sustained severe injuries in the abdomen after being hit by pellets during protests at Chursoo in Awantipora area of Pulwama this afternoon after Friday prayers, a police official said.

He said Bhat was rushed to SMHS hospital here but succumbed to injuries.

This was the first death in fresh clashes in the Valley since Monday when three persons were killed in army firing at Qazigund in Anantnag district. Two other persons were brought to SMHS hospital Thursday with pellet

Security jawans chashing away stone throwing youths during a clash in Srinagar on Thursday. (PTI) injuries -- one from Kakapora in Pulwama district and other from Sopore town of north Kashmir Baramulla district, the official said.

He said condition of Asif Ahmad, who was injured during clashes in Kakapora, was critical while Aaqib Ahmad from Sopore was stable.

Earlier in the day, a youth succumbed to injuries sustained in clashes a few days ago.

Ishtiyaq Ahmad, injured in clashes at Kokernag area of Anantnag district, died at SKIMS hospital, Soura this morning.

Although no incident of violence was reported yesterday, authorities clamped curfew in all 10 districts of Kashmir as a precautionary measure today, a police official said.

“Large gatherings are expected during Friday prayers which usually turn into violent protests,” the official said. Authorities had eased curfew in four districts -- Baramulla, Bandipora,

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(ORDER -V, RULE -1,5,20) IN THE COURT OF SHRI. INALO ZHIMOMI, CIVIL JUDGE (SENIOR DIVISION), DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Civil Suit No : 127/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Old Market Branch, Dimapur : Nagaland Defendants : M/s. Star Light To, 1.

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However, most of the schools in these districts remained closed as parents chose not to send their wards due to security apprehensions.

Mobile telephony and mobile internet services remained suspended for the 14th day today. Normal life remains paralysed for two weeks now due to curfew and a separatist-sponsored strike.

Singh, who will reach Srinagar around 11 AM, will first interact with Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti and senior officials and review the law and order situation.

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Only after those norms were followed and authenticity established, PRO said a SIM card could be issued to a customer, adding that all service providers were also required to follow a call back verification procedure before phone/ SMS/internet services were activated on a new SIM card.

Therefore, PRO said any preactivated SIM card available in the market was illegal. Stating that tele-verification for new

(From p-1) sector GB and office bearers to list out SRF names and warned them to leave Mon town before 12 midnight”.

Sensing bad “intention /situation prepared by KU”, SRF said Mon district administration immediately imposed 144 Crpc and escorted its SRF officials/members from Konyak soil in order “to safeguard our life from the jaw of death before action taken by KU”. In this regard, SRF wanted clarification on what illegal activist was found from them during its short hour of stay at Mon town? The SRF team from Tuensang also stated that they had not committed any unwanted activities towards Konyak brothers, but the suffering they faced would never be forgotten. SRF further demanded the details and names of the SRF personal listed by ENSF and warned that anything happen to its members, the ENSF would be solely held responsible. It also asked when and where SRF assured early political solution to innocent public? Therefore, SRF requested high ranking officials of different organization to “think thrice and lead the organization in sound health and mind so that good history will prevail even if your tenureship comes to an end”.

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The last contact with the aircraft was established roughly around 15-20 minutes after the take-off, sources said. A little after 9 a.m., the plane went off the radar.

“The aircraft departed at 8.30 a.m. and was due at Port Blair at 11.30 a.m. but it did not reach its destination,” Defence Ministry officials said.

A Coast Guard official told IANS that the last contact with the aircraft was 60 nautical miles from the Indian shores.

Reports, meanwhile, said the plane might have gone down from its altitude of 23,000 feet.

As the aircraft went missing, a full-scale search and rescue operation was launched immediately.

T h e E a s t e r n N ava l Command (ENC) deployed two P8I long-range maritime surveillance aircraft with advanced electro-optics and radars, two Dornier aircraft

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CHENNAI/NEW DELHI, JUL 22 (IANS): An AN-32 transport aircraft of the Indian Air Force (IAF) with 29 people on board went missing on Friday over the Bay of Bengal off the Chennai coast, and remained untraceable till evening despite a full-scale search and rescue mission.

Those on board included six crew members and personnel from the IAF, army, navy and Coast Guard.

The aircraft took off from Tambaram Air Force Station in Chennai at 8.30 a.m., and was expected to land at Port Blair in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands at 11.30 a.m., officials said, describing it as a “routine sortie”.

A massive search and rescue operation involving aircraft, helicopters, ships and a submarine was launched immediately to find the plane that went missing around 300 km off Chennai, and will continue through the night.

and 12 ships with integral helicopters to join the search operations.

Four ships of the ENC, deployed in the Bay of Bengal on different missions, were diverted to the search area while eight ships of the Eastern Fleet, which were on return journey from the South China Sea, were also made to proceed to join in the operations.

A submarine at sea was diverted as well for locating transmissions from the emergency locator beacon onboard the aircraft.

Emergency locator beacons usually get activated in case a plane crashes.

Ships deployed for the search include Shivalik-class stealth frigate INS Sahyadri, guided-missile destroyers INS Rajput and Ranvijay, corvettes Kamorta, Kirch, Karmuk, Kora, Kuthar, fleet tankers INS Shakti and INS Jyoti, amphibious warfare vessel INS Gharial and patrol vessel INS Sukanya, the Indian Navy said.

The incident comes a year after a Coast Guard Dornier aircraft with three crew members on board for a routine surveillance flight went missing.

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Price , Rs. 1,45,000/Price : Negotiable Contact : 8974899596 DP-4885 8257816996

FOR SALE Ford Fiesta - 2006 (AS Regd.) Colour : Silver Tip Top Condition Price : 3.0 lakhs (Nego)

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Contact : 9402765018 8014270993

FOR SALE MAHINDRA TUV 300 T8

Top Model, White, Alloy Wheels, 3000 KM, Showroom condition 6 Months Old. Asking 8.6 lakhs, slightly negotiable. Serious buyers only.

Contact : 8575653629 DP-4841

No. 8225 Yesterday’s solution No. 8224

No. 2846 Yesterday’s solution No. 2845

No. 1673 Yesterday’s solution No. 1672

at BATA CHARALI Measuring 45 by 40 at Reasonable Rate

Across 1 One doesn’t appear to be educated (6) 4 Flowers one picks up (6) 8 Novelist gets start of story wrong (5) 9 A monk with a bishop in a US state (7) 10 Dull experts backing agency (7) 11 Hot seat abandoned in a hurry (5) 12 Hopelessly lost again in yearning for the past (9) 17 A service revolution in part of India (5) 19 Good stroll by river getting better (7) 21 Two things needed for tennis or other sport (7) 22 Heads of network excited as radio star approaches (5) 23 Small company to employ Liverpudlian (6) 24 Bobbie who sang for uncommon people? (6) Down 1 Vagrants given transport to outskirts of Paris (6) 2 College meal for fabulous beast (7) 3 Girl found in mainline station (5) 5 Bad driver had changed into jumper? Good! (4,3) 6 Difficulties putting horse in ship (5) 7 Traps laid for tin god (6) 9 Heavenly spirit in Russian port (9) 13 American uncle criticises boats in the Far East (7) 14 Finally full of energy if nothing else (2,5) 15 Duke seen by family members is intimidating (6) 16 Elegant groom, last in vestry (6) 18 Fight in Somerset town (3-2) 20 Locks keeping son in clergyman’s house (5)

at 1. Naharbari, Dimapur Measuring 165 x 60 ft 2. Chumukedima Village Neiphrolie Colony Measuring 120 x 120 ft Ph : 8794130027

LAND FOR SALE

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Opp. De. Oriental Grand Hotel High School Road, Kohima

Near Alder College

HOSTEL FOR GIRLS FREE ADMISSION Notun Bosti Junction, Dimapur Limited Seat Contact : 9612574661

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Contact Dimapur : 8118999750 Kohima : 8118919928

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at Landmark Colony, near Duncan Police Point

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Guwahati Opp. Commerce College By lane, 3

1.

2.

3.

4.

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Singna Charok Girls Hostel

AC. Non/Ac Room Available Naga Dish Available 24 Hour Vehicle Provided Free guide to institution, hospital etc.

Contact : 91+8118918049 91+8752861983

Midland, Dimapur, Nagaland Seats Available For :  High School Students  College Students  Coaching Students

Contact : 8413979283

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LIBRA CONSULTANCY

BY INTCW SOCIETY Regd. No H/RS.3935 /2004,Govt of Nagaland

STUDY IN – BANGALORE, CHENNAI, HYDERABAD, RAJASTHAN, KOLKATA etc

at Khermahal, Ao Church Road Road Touched 6912 sq. ft Rs. 1500/- per sq. ft Contact : 8974795997 9615107719 Genuine Buyers Only

MBBS, BDS, B.Sc. NURSING, GNM, ENGINEERING, AGRI, HORTI, FORESTRY MBA, MCA, M.COM, MSc, MSW, MA, BCA, BBA, BHM, LLB, BA, B.PHARM, BHA etc DIPLOMA in Engg *Lateral Entry in Engg

LAND FOR SALE

All colleges are inspected and recognized. Admission as per University rules. (Counseling also for drop outs & failed students in relevant course) www.intsociety.org - Notun Basti Dimapur.

3B-2K-2L Plot 2 mins drive from Daily Market, Naga United Village, Dimapur Contact : 8974790836 No Brokers Please Genuine Buyers only

LOST NOTICE

I, Aghato. Z. Yepthomi has lost my Wallet containing all personnel ID's.

Finder will be rewarded.

Contact : 9856319861

LOST NOTICE Suzuki Hayate 110 Owner's Name : Gregory Englert Colour : Pearl White Chassis No : MB8NF4JAEF8149083 Engine No : F4E6274920 Missing From Kuda Village Lost on 14.07.2016 Contact : 7085121944

LOST NOTICE I, Shri. Tewekhro Thele a resident of Mesulumi Village, Dist. Phek have lost my original I.D Card bearing No. 163707 – AR No –G/5026198/W designation RFN/GD (117), Pa n C a r d b e a r i n g N o .

AWGPT4416R, Pran Card No. 2014111004588292 at Pfutsero town, Dist. Phek.

Finder may please, Contact : 8730808694/9612948457

STOLEN

Name : Jayanta Kumar Dutta Model : Royal Enfield Classic 350 Chassis No : ME3U3S5C0EB405443 Engine No : U3S5C0EB405443 Date : Night of 19.07.2016 Place : Veterinary Colony, Burma Camp, Dimapur, Nagaland Phone : +91-9435566923

AFFIDAVIT /DECLARATION Regd. 3060, Dt. 21-07-2016

I, Shri. N.Daili, S/o Late Nineo, resident of Lerie Colony, District Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly declare and affirm that from now on my daughter’s Kapaini Kricho official documents my name shall be known as N.Daili instead of Daili. K-2665

# 9612160086, 9774587927, 9862370317

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Scholarships.

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Scorpio CRDe

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SALE

Model : 2008, Run : 44,895 km NL Regd. Price : 3.30 lakhs (Nego) Contact : 9612887089

at Dimapur Town Measuring 3,500 sq. ft Price Rs. 1,100 per sq. ft (Negotiable) Genuine Buyers only Contact : 09077240335

Contact : 9612551657

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URGENT FOR SALE

Contact : 8258043541

SERVICE For any Electrical Work

PARAMEDICAL ADMISSION Permitted by Govt. of Assam Affiliated to Dibrugarh University

K-2630

FOR SALE

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DP-4844

Globally, gold rose 1.17 percent to USD 1,330.70 an ounce and silver by 1.88 percent to USD 19.74 an ounce in New York in yesterday’s trade.

In the national capital, gold of 99.9 percent and 99.5 percent purity surged by Rs 120 each to Rs 30,770 and Rs 30,620 per ten grams, respectively.

cum Warden required from any M.Th Department.

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Ph- 03612411354, 081340-47147

LOST NOTICE

I, Smti Kikrusenuo Sachü D/o Vidizo Sachü, have lost my original document of VI Semester B.Sc Admit card under Nagaland University on 18th July 2016 from TCP gate area, Kohima.

Finder may please contact : 8257837488

Regd No. 3339/2016

LOST NOTICE I, Indrani Nath am applying for duplicate copy of Graduation Certificate (Convocation) Name : Indrani Nath Roll No : C0820185 Regd. No. : 31043827 of 2007-2008 B.Com 3rd Year (Management Hons.)

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Tel : 03862-233219/237295

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from a three-week low after the European Central Bank said it will consider adding stimulus as needed, boosting demand for the precious metal, mainly led to rise in gold prices.

Moreover, pick-up in buying by jewellers at the domestic markets to meet retailers’ demand also influenced sentiment, they said.

ONE MALE LECTURER

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AFFIDAVIT

Date : 21.07.2016

I have changed my name from Kadaikana Parmeswaran Vasu Pillai (K.P.V. Pillai) old name to Chubaonen Sanglir, sworn on 21st July 2016. before the Notary Public, Dimapur : Nagaland.

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M

eatking in now hiring! Butchers, Cashiers, Store Managers, Supply Chain Executives.

Contact Meatking, Bank Colony, Dimapur.

FOR SALE

New Delhi, Jul 22 (PTI): Gold prices surged by Rs 120 to Rs 30,770 per 10 grams at the bullion market Friday, tracking a firm trend overseas amid fresh buying by jewellers at domestic spot market. Silver also reclaimed the crucial Rs 46,000 mark by recovering Rs 500 to Rs 46,200 per kg on increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers.

Traders said a firm trend overseas where it rebounded

WANTED

K-2669

Tel : 9945075999

DP-4871(B)

MEATKING is looking for local and consistent Local Pig suppliers on a long term basis. Contact Mr. Rittik, Meatking, Bank Colony, Dimapur.

Contact : 8974903010 9615378322

Gold price climbs to Rs 30,770 per 10 grams

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Contact : 8257835961 DP-4834 8132908305

K-2674

The inaugural programme was also attended by AGM, SBI Dimapur, D.Dutta, airport manager Indigo and air India, senior officers of airports authority of India, SBI, Air India and Indigo.

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DC. Court Junction

Model : 2008 Kohima Regd.

Price : 2.20 lakhs

amd airport director, Mughavi Zhimo. The ATM was set up to support the growing banking needs to the passengers and also to the employees and various agencies in and around the airport.

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ADMISSION GOING ON A-One Driving Corner

IMMEDIATE SALE Mahindra Pick Up 4x4

DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): State Bank of India (SBI) opened its ATM booth at Dimapur airport on July 21.

The ATM booth was inaugurated by DGM (B&O) SBI Jorhat, Nagendra Kr.Malviya

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Ph : 8132921109/8132909323

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Duncan Tinali, Dimapur

GYPSY E-II

Officials of SBI, Airports Authority of India and others at the inauguration of ATM booth.

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Army Auction Price : 2 lakhs Contact : 8132025561/8415870584

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EUREKA DRIVING INSTITUTE

FOR SALE

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Su doku

after hovering between 8,548.95 and 8,489.80, settled higher at 8,541.20, recording a gain of 31.10 points or 0.37 per cent.

Mortgage lender HDFC rose 1.78 per cent to Rs 1,355.65 on plans to raise Rs 2,000 crore via non-convertible debentures on a private placement basis.

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brought several stocks to lower levels, attracting value-buying and short covering,” said Anand James Chief Market Strategist Geojit BNP Paribas FS. The Sensex opened a shade higher at 27,721.72 and advanced to hit a high of 27,832.45, before settling at 27,803.24, a gain of 92.72 points or 0.33 per cent.

The 50-share NSE Nifty

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Mumbai, Jul 22 (PTI): Extending its consolidation phase, the BSE Sensex today recovered marginally by 93 points on selective buying by retail investors and sustained foreign inflows even as Asia ended weak, tracking a pullback in US markets from record highs.

The market opened positive on overnight earning numbers of FMCG major ITC, while subdued Asian cues weighed on trading momentum after Bank of Japan (BOJ) chief Haruhiko Kuroda’s comments dashed hopes for so-called ‘helicopter money’.

The indices moved between gains and losses till late afternoon, but saw emergence of buying on string of positive earning results and reports that Rajya Sabha will take up the GST Bill for discussion next week.

Besides, encouraging first quarter earning numbers by some bluechips buoyed trading sentiment.

However for the week, markets turned lower with Sensex and Nifty down 33.26 points and 0.20 points, respectively.

O n t h e d ay, B i o c o n climbed 15.28 per cent to Rs 808.70 after the firm posted 17 per cent rise in net profit for the first quarter, while Cairn India ended 8.72 per cent up at Rs 192 after hitting a fresh 52-week high of Rs 198.40.

“Neither weak Asian markets nor Europe through the day failed to drag Indian stocks lower as a week long consolidation had already

TIZU

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Sensex ends 93 pts up on earnings lift

VACANCY International BPO in North East Hiring 100 Candidiates for UK Process 10 Pass & above can apply. Contact : 8131941778 DP-4874 Khermahal, Dimapur – 797112 Dimapur, Nagaland.

M : 9774006370, E- mail : tizu@rediffmail.com Dealer: Generators 1000 w – 1000 kva, petrol ,diesel.

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NEW DELHI, Jul 22 (PTI): The Income Tax Department has detected undisclosed income worth Rs 22,475 crore in over 9,500 surveys conducted over the past two years, finance minister Arun Jaitley said on Friday.

As part of enforcement measures the department has conducted searches in 990

These include constitution of a Special Investigation Team (SIT), constitution of a Multi agency group for coordinated probe on Panama leaks, renegotiating tax treaties to bring exchange of financial information clause to global standards, besides introducing the Benami Transaction (Prohibition) Bill to en enable confiscation of such properties and provide for prosecution.

“These measures have equipped the government better in curbing the menace of black money,” Jaitley said.

Further, sustained and prompt action taken by the tax department in various cases involving black money has resulted into assessment of substantial amounts of undisclosed income, levy of concealment penalty and filing of criminal prosecution complaints for various offences, he said.

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Arun Jaitley

groups of assessees during the last two years (2014-15 and 2015-16), seizing undisclosed assets worth Rs 1,474 crore, he said in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha.

“During the same period, 9,547 surveys conducted resulted in detection of undisclosed income of Rs 22,475 crore,” Jaitley said.

He said there has been a “significant rise” in criminal prosecutions filed by the I-T department in last two years.

The number of cases where prosecution complaints were filed and offences were compounded during fiscal year 2014-15 and 2015-16 is 3,140, as against 1,690 during fiscal 2012-13 and 2013-14.

The government, Jaitley said, has taken several steps to effectively tackle the issue of black money, particularly black money stashed abroad.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURday, july 23, 2016

SBI opens ATM booth at Dmu airport

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I-T deptt. detects Rs 22K cr undisclosed income in 2 yr

business

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8

Regd. No. 207-15 Date : 19/07/2015

AFFIDAVIT

I, Shri Nchubomo Odyuo of Wokha Village and a permanent resident of Lower 'E' Khel of Wokha Village in the district of Wokha, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide and law abiding citizens of India and a resident of mentioned above locality.

2. That my official and original name is Nchubomo Odyuo and the same are being recorded in all my official purposes and correspondence.

3. That whereas, in appointment order my name had been recorded as Nchumbemo Odyuo inadvertently. And so also it is entered as Nchubomo Lotha in Bank Pass Book in my loan application.

4. That however, as a matter of fact, the mentioned above three names are reflected to same person i.e. me only.

VERIFICATION

I have verified the above mentioned statements before the competent authority at Nagaland on this 12th day of 2016 and the same may be treated as a piece of evidence.

Deponent DP-4881

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Shri Kesonyu Yhome IAS Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Debashi Nath, Deceased, has been filed by Smti L. Tozheli Sema relation wife R/o. Sematilla H/No. 69, Dimapur to draw Landed Property etc, who expired on 28.2.16. Covered by Patta No. 319, Dag No. 406, Block - 8.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire appear in this Court within 30 days on the said day of 16.8.16.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 15th day of 7/16.

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Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURday, july 23, 2016

Portugal’s ex-premier likely to succeed Ban

Antonio Guterres the eighth occupant of the post in the Organisation’s 70-year history. He took office in January 2007 and will be ending his 10-year tenure on December 31, 2016.

Under the UN Charter, the Organisation’s top official is appointed by the General Assembly on the recommendation of the Council.

The election process for UN Secretary General has been unprecedented this year with the General Assembly taking a more active role in the selection process, aiming to make it more transparent and inclusive.

For the first time in history, the candidates were asked to submit their resumes and to take part in informal briefings with the Assembly.

Along with the informal hearings, the UN last Tuesday held its first-ever globally televised and webcast townhallstyle debate in the General Assembly Hall, where 10 of the 12 confirmed candidates took questions from diplomats and the public at large.

The two candidates unable to come to New York were invited to send video messages to be used in the event.

Bessho said this is the first time the Council had held such informal meetings with each of the candidates.

As for the date for the second round of the poll, he said no decision has been made.

There is no definitive deadline for announcing candidacy, but anyone considering throwing the hat in the ring should come forward as soon as possible, he added.

Since 1946, the Council has discussed and voted behind closed doors in straw polls for members to “encourage” or “discourage” a candidate to continue.

These straw polls continue until there is a majority candidate without a single veto from a permanent member. That name is then officially transferred to the Assembly, whose membership historically chooses the candidate.

Indian-American to raise USD 2 mn for Trump C l e v e l a n d, J u l 2 2 (PTI): An Indian-American supporter of Donald Trump will raise a whopping USD 2 million for the Trump Victory Fund and hold a mega rally with estimated 50,000 people in support of the Republican presidential nominee.

Chicago-based Shalabh “Shalli” Kumar, who heads the Republican Hindu Coalition (RCH), told a group of Indian reporters yesterday that he and his family have already donated USD 1.1 million to the Trump Campaign.

With this, he is among the top 14 donors for the Trump campaign.

“The Kumar family in total would contribute USD 2 million for the Trump Campaign and the Republican Party. It is in the best interest of the India-US relationship that I have decided to work for the victory of Trump in the November general elections,” Kumar said.

Kumar said he is planning to hold a mega rally sometime in September in the Tri-State area of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut to showcase the support of Indian-Americans for Trump.

He met the Republican presidential nominee last week and claimed that Trump’s presidency would take India-US relationship to new heights.

“Under a Trump presidency, forget about F-16 to Pakistan,” he said.

Next week, Kumar plans to travel to India to invite some of the popular Bollywood stars for the Trump rally.

“I want to invite Amitabh Bachchhan and Priyanka Chopra for the rally,” he said as he maintained silence when asked if Trump would be attending the rally.

Donald Trump positions himself as the voice of ‘the forgotten men and women’

Donald Trump C LEVELAND, J U L 2 2 ( A G EN C IES ) : D o n a l d Trump painted a dire portrait of a lawless, terrorized nation as he accepted the Republican presidential nomination here Thursday night, delivering a sweeping indictment of a feckless political and corporate class that he argued was thrusting the United States into a perilous decline.

Declaring that he alone has the leadership strength to secure the homeland and rejuvenate the economy, the billionaire real estate mogul offered himself as a “law and order” candidate and made a direct appeal to blue-collar Americans who have felt left behind in the 21st century.

“The forgotten men and women of our country — people who work hard but no longer have a voice: I am your voice,” Trump said in a long address to fired-up delegates on the closing night of the Republican National Convention.

Rather than pivoting to the political middle with an uplifting address, Trump punctuated the turbulent fourday convention with a heavy speech with simple declarations. And he focused inten-

sively on the alleged dangers posed by immigrants and refugees, showing that on the biggest stage of his campaign he would not shy away from rhetoric that many minority voters find repulsive.

Trump spoke with so much gusto it sounded much of the time as though he were screaming, and by the end his face was notably red and glistening with sweat. The address lasted an extraordinary 76 minutes, with balloons falling in Quicken Loans Arena and fireworks shooting over Lake Erie nearly an hour after scheduled.

Trump described the country as beset by illegal immigrants, some of them killers. The crowd chanted back at him, “Send them home,” and “Build the wall.” And Trump decried an increase in homicides in some cities.

“I have a message to every last person threatening the peace on our streets and the safety of our police: When I take the oath of office next year, I will restore law and order to our country. Believe me. Believe me,” he said.

Tr ump’s relentlessly gloomy tone was a jarring contrast to the sunny introduc-

tion by his daughter Ivanka Trump, who portrayed him as a generous, magnanimous business executive who would be “the people’s champion” and “a fighter” who delivers results.

She said her father has been an advocate for women in his company and would do the same as president, saying that he supports equal pay for equal work and would change labor laws to help make quality child care affordable — all priorities of presumed Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. Donald Trump laid out stark differences between his agenda and that of Clinton. He asserted that his rival is a “puppet” of corporations and elites, and that she would “keep our rigged system in place.” Trump blamed Clinton directly for the past decade and a half of foreign operations that have wrought turmoil in the Middle East and cast the former secretary of state as a favor-trading, self-enriching agent of overseas powers.

“This is the legacy of Hillary Clinton: death, destruction, terrorism and weakness,” he said. “But Hillary Clinton’s legacy does not have to be America’s legacy.”

In a remarkable departure from past GOP conventions, Trump made no mention of God, religion or his faith. And although he thanked the evangelical community for supporting him, he sounded a rare note of self-deprecation, saying, “ I’m not sure I really deserve it.” Trump was unquestionably the star of the final evening. Throughout the night, his family, friends and employees talked glowingly about his character and leadership style.

2016 on track to be Five suspects charged over France truck attack hottest year ever: UN

Ramzi, Chokri and Oualid were charged with being accomplices to murder by a terror group. Ramzi and the Albanian couple faced a second charge, of breaking the law on firearms in relation to a terrorist crime.

They are accused of providing Bouhlel with the gun he fired at police officers before he was shot dead.

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K-2618

Loving husband

3RD DEATH ANNIVERSARY

LATE KHEHAILE MAGH Born on 14/12/1980 Died on 23/07/2013

It has been three years since you left us, the memory that you bestowed upon us cannot be forgotten, the silent tears still flow, your thought are sadly missed you will always be cherished.

Your loving husband, daughter, son & relatives.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Lt. Nozovol Kirha (Avoi)

Born : 21-07-1960 – Died : 23-07-2015

It still feels like yesterday since you left for your heavenly abode leaving behind only memories for us to hold on to. A year has passed yet we vividly remember the loving husband and father you have been to us.

We miss you so much ‘Apo’ Loving wife and children

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

LATE S. BENDANGWATI IMCHEN Late Hukiye Kiba 26 .05.1962 | 16th. 07.2016 We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and everyone who stood by and supported us physically, emotionally, financially, materially and most importantly spiritually during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Late Hukiye Kiba on 16th July 2016.

We would like to thank : 1. Mokokchung Baptist Church 'B' 2. Litta New Baptist Church 3. Thahekhu Baptist Church (Block 7) 4. Thilixu Baptist Church 5. K. Hollohon Baptist Church 6. Littami Union Mokokchung 7. Littami Union, Dimapur 8. Kibami Kuposhukulu, Dimapur 9. Littami New Welfare Society, Dimapur 10. All Nagaland Small Tea Growers Association (ANSTGA) We regret our inability to thank every individual but we pray that our Almighty God bless each one abundantly.

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Non-Recurrence Commission and any other mechanisms, processes or measures for advancing reconciliation.

The submissions can be made until July 28. These mechanisms will be evolved through a process of wide consultations involving all stakeholders, including victims, the notice said.

T h e Ta m i l d i a s p o r a groups in the West were generally regarded as sympathisers of the LTTE during the armed separatist conflict. The report of the CTF will be handed over to the government at the conclusion of the consultation process. “It is expected that the Report, upon conclusion of consultations in August 2016, will be handed over in September 2016, the notice said.

Died : 23-07-2015

It’s been one year since God took you away from us.

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

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Walford Area Sumi Community

Lanka invites diasporas for reconciliation Colombo, Jul 22 (PTI): Sri Lanka has invited the diaspora groups, including Tamils, to make submissions for advancing the task of reconciliation following the country’s three-decade-long civil war that ended in 2009.

The Consultation Task Force on Reconciliation Mechanisms (CTF) through the Sri Lankan embassy in Washington has called for submissions from diaspora organisations on the design of structures, processes and measures for truth, accountability, reparations and non-recurrence.

The diaspora can make submissions on Office on Missing Persons, an Office on Reparations, a Judicial Mechanism with a Special Counsel, a Truth, Justice, Reconciliation and

of

Lt. Asula Jamir

CONDOLENCE Walford Area Sumi Community would like to express our deep sorrow over the demise of Late Mr. Honito Kiba Chairman, WASC, who expired on 16/07/16. He was a dedicated and committed leader who served the organisation with sincerity and his contribution will be remembered.

We convey our condolences to the bereaved family and pray for the departed soul.

BERLIN, JUL 22 (AGENCEIS): Police have closed off a wide area around a large Munich shopping center after shots were fired, a spokeswoman for the police said on Friday.

While news agency Reuters said multiple deaths are feared, AFP has reported one death and injuries to ten people. Germany’s Muencher Abendzeitung reported that up to 15 people were killed in a shooting in a shopping mall in the southern city of Munich.

The mall near the southern German city’s Olympic stadium was surrounded by police after shots were fired.

“There is a major police operation under way in the shopping centre,” Munich police said on Twitter, urging people to avoid the area.

Emergency vehicles were seen in the streets outside, as passers-by looked on.

The shooting comes just days after a teenage asylum seeker went on the rampage with an axe and a knife on a regional train in Germany, injuring five people.

Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said the teenager was believed to be a “lone wolf ” attacker who appeared to have been “inspired” by the Islamic State group but was not a member of the jihadist network.

It also follows a truck attack in the French Riviera city of Nice after Bastille Day fireworks last week that left 84 people dead.

An official at the Munich Olympia Shopping Centre declined comment, saying only, “We are experiencing a problem.”

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nationality.

None were known to intelligence services, and only Ramzi A., who was born in Nice, had a criminal record, for robbery and drug offences.

He led police to discover a Kalashnikov and a bag of ammunition yesterday, however the purpose of the weapons was unclear.

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United Nations, Jul 22 (PTI): Global temperatures for the first six months of this year have shattered previous records, setting 2016 on track to be the hottest year ever, the UN weather agency has said.

Arctic sea ice melted early and fast, another indicator of climate change and carbon dioxide levels, which are driving global warming, have reached new highs, World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said yesterday.

“Another month, another record. And another. And another. Decades-long trends of climate change are reaching new climaxes, fuelled by the strong 2015/2016 El Nino,” said WMO Secretary-General Petteri Taalas.

The El Nino event, which turned up the Earth’s thermostat, has now disappeared, but “climate change, caused by heat-trapping greenhouse gases, will not,” Taalas said.

He said it will result in more heatwaves, more extreme rainfall and potential for higher impact tropical cyclones.

The average temperature in the first six months of 2016 was 1.3 degrees Celsius warmer than the pre-industrial era in the late 19th century, according to NASA. To calculate global temperature statistics for its annual state of the climate report, WMO uses datasets from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s God-

Paris, Jul 22 (AFP): Five Bouhlel’s phone showed he suspects have been formally had likely already staked out charged over the truck attack the same July 14 event in 2015. in the French Riveria city of It also emerged that one of Nice that killed 84 people, the five suspects in custody, the Paris prosecutor has said. a Tunisian named Mohamed Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, Oualid G., had filmed the scene who mowed down crowds of the day after the carnage, as it people enjoying a Bastille Day crawled with paramedics and fireworks display, had long journalists.

The five were brought beplotted the carnage, prosecutor fore anti-terrorism judges yesFrancois Molins said.

The revelations come as terday and charged. They are the French government contin- 22-year-old Franco-Tunisian ues to be plagued by questions Ramzi A., 37-year-old Tunisian over possible security failings, Chokri C., 40-year-old Tunisian prompting authorities to launch Mohamed Oualid G., 38-yearPetteri Taalas an investigation into potential old Albanian Artan H., and his dard Institute for Space Studies oversights. wife Enkeledja Z. who holds (NASA GISS) and the UK’s Molins said photos on both French and Albanian Met Office and reanalysis data from the European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting (ECMWF).

NOAA said the global We the All Nagaland Small Tea Growers Association land and ocean average tem(ANSTGA) are deeply grieved at the lost of our President Late perature for January–June was more to lead us in this world, making 1.05 degrees Celsius above the Hukiye Kiba who is no th his last breath on 16 July 2016. He was such a resourceful 20th century average, beating the previous record set in 2015 man, confident, determined in his mission and visualizing success of the small tea farmers/growers through honest by 0.20 degree Celsius.

Each month in 2016 was labour in Nagaland. record warm. Most of the In his death, we lost our guide and a teacher at all times world’s land and ocean surfaces and a friends in times of need. Most poignantly felt will be his had warmer to much-warmer- loving nature, tenderness and kindness to one and all. May than-average conditions.

God grant and give his family the power and the courage to The El Nino event which brace the sorrow and loneliness at this hour of bereavement developed in 2015 and was one of the most powerful on record which we can only morally share with them.

May God abundantly shower His blessings to the kith and contributed to the record temperatures in the first half of kin of the departed soul and all his dear ones.

2016. It dissipated in May. "REST IN PEACE" Brother our leader HUKIYE till we meet June 2016 marked the again in eternal glory.

14th consecutive month of All Nagaland Small Tea Growers Association record heat for land and oceans (ANSTGA) office bearers and marked the 378th consecuDP-4877 tive month with temperatures above the 20th century average.

Acknowledgement The last month with temperatures below the 20th century average was December 1984.

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MARLULEN PONGENER 13-09-1950 – 19-07-2016 Through this column, we the bereaved family members of Lt. Marlulen Pongener (Chuchuyimlang) would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to everyone who stood by us physically, financially and in prayer through the prolonged illness and at the sad demise on 19th July, 2016.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every one of you individually. It is our most sincere prayer that the Lord Almighty would abundantly bless each and every one of you for all the care and support.

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United Nations, Jul 22 (PTI): Portugal’s former premier Antonio Guterres, Slovenia’s Danilo Turk and Bulgaria’s Irina Bokova have emerged as the frontrunners to succeed UN SecretaryGeneral Ban Ki-moon after the first straw poll involving 12 candidates, half of them women.

After the secret balloting, Ambassador Koro Bessho of Japan, which holds the UNSC’s presidency for July, yesterday said “each candidate would be informed of the results through his or her country’s permanent representative to the UN.” The straw poll followed a series of closed-door meetings in which each of the 12 candidates, who have been nominated by their governments, was introduced to the Council members.

After the straw poll, former Portuguese prime minister Guterres, who served as UN High Commissioner for Refugees for 10 years, emerged as the frontrunner, according to diplomats who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Guterres was followed

by Slovenia’s former president Danilo Turk and Bulgaria’s Irina Bokova, who serves as UNESCO DirectorGeneral.

Bessho said the straw poll is “an indicative vote – to inform the candidates where they stand in the race, and to inform the Council members how the race might go from here.”

The current SecretaryGeneral, Ban Ki-moon, is

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Music Carnival today at Life Spring Corner Rohit C#1

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New doll collection from Nungshiba handicrafts, Dolls of Nagaland to be put up for sale at the Music Carnival to be held at Life Spring Corner. (Photos by PML)

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usic Carnival, a first of its kind will be held at Life Spring Corner, Dimapur today, 9:30 a.m. onwards under the theme, “Treffen der Freigiester”, which translates as “Meeting of the free thinkers”, conceptualised

by Abigail Odyuo.

The day long Music carnival will be marked with music workshops on piano, choral music, violin, guitar and voice.

The concept of the festival is to bring music students from across the city and to disseminate music learning skills amongst the students, and also to extend an opportunity to those who do not have formal access to music education.

Some of the activities inculcated in the Carnival

will surely treat the young music students as it involves playful learning activities like rhythm games, mobile music games, paint what you hear, music storytelling, musical movies, karaoke, identifying sounds etc.

The registration for the Carnival starts at 9.30 am to 10 am with a registration fee of Rs 150 (entry +unlimited games and activities), Rs 200 (entry +unlimited games and activities+ one music workshop) and Rs. 250 (entry +unlimited games and activities+ up to five music workshops).

Parents accompanying a music student(s) will be excluded from entry charges. Intercontinental food will be available at the Carnival Food Stall.

Music Carnival starts from 10 am to 4 pm with the closing ceremony from 4 pm to 5 pm.

Guitar and violin stuDipankar C#7 Annie C#9 Toka Awomi C#12 dents are requested to bring their own instruments for the workshop.

Interested individuals wanting to attend the Music Carnival can contact +919949688542 / +91-9436261060 for registration.

For Information/Interested Persons can contact at +91-8730024687 or Email abigailodyuo0@gmail.com.

Resource persons include: Normando Villas Jr. (Guitar), Louise Shishak (Violin), Longsha C#14 Rosy Aso C#21 Priscilla L Singson C#22 Avoni Odyuo (Piano), Zareni L Yanthan (Choral Music) and Divine Connection getting ready for a performance at Contestants of the ongoing The Next Star. The first show of the contest was held at hotel Seb Tower, Purana Bazaar, Dimapur. The next round will be held on August 6.

Mhathung Odyuo (Voice) Hard Rock Cafe Andheri East, Mumbai on July 21.

The Amazing Eric Clapton to appear on Voice Dimapur new Rolling Stones album auditions today uitarist Eric Clapton

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The auditions will be begin from 10 a.m. onwards.

The organizers, Livemaster Studio has informed that the auditions for the other districts will be held through watsapp and interested individuals can send in their entries to

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will appear on the Rolling Stones’ bluesinspired new album, Keith Richards has confirmed.

The musician “dropped by for a couple of numbers”, Richards told BBC 6 Music, adding the recording sessions had been “like old times down in Richmond”.

Both the Stones and Clapton’s former band, The Yardbirds, used to perform at the Crawdaddy Club in Richmond, Surrey.

Richards said the Stones were hoping to play some European dates next year and would “love to” perform in the UK. “I think it’s on the menu somewhere,” the 72-year-old said.

The new album was confirmed by the band earlier this year at the launch of Exhibitionism, a career retrospective at London’s Saatchi Gallery.

The recording sessions have included both new material and a number of blues covers, including songs by Little Walter and Howlin’ Wolf.

Richards said the album would feature “a lot of Chicago blues” and would be “coming out in the autumn some time”.

“The titles I can’t reveal at the moment, for the reason that I can’t quite remember them and I haven’t got a list with me,” he told Matt Everitt.

Hentick Konyak releases ‘Teri Yadein’

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entick Konyak, a young upcoming artist from the small town of Naginimora, Mon released his debut single in Hindi titled, “Teri Yaadein” on www.indihut.com. A teacher by profession at Mount View School, Suruhuto under Zunheboto district, Nagaland, Hentick started singing from an early age. During his early days he started performing in schools, churches, weddings and social events. Growing up in a Hindi speaking community of police personals helped him to sing and write Hindi songs. Hentick was one of the contestants representing Nagaland at the Northeast Highway Star Voice Hunt in 2011 where he finished as one of the finalist.

His debut Hindi single “Teri Yaadein” Last month Clapton is about reminiscence of those who he had revealed that damage to his loved so dearly and recollections of the past nervous system was making it memories. difficult to play the guitar.

Richards was speaking ahead of a documentary he has made with director Julien Temple for the BBC’s My Generation season, exploring his post-war childhood and adolescence in Dartford and London.

It will be broadcast on BBC Two on July 23.

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Phek dist open badminton tournament underway

Director of Higher Education, I.Alempokba with officials of Phek District Badminton Association along with others on Friday.

DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): Two-day Phek District Open Badminton tournament-cumselection for inter district 2016 got underway Friday at Badminton Stadium, Pfutsero.

Altogether 51 participants are participating in seven different categories including Junior category (U 19-single), Senior category (men’s single and doubles), 4 categories of Sub-veteran (35 years & above- doubles) and Veteran category (40 years and above) respectively.

Director of Higher Education, I.Alempokba, who inaugurated the tournament highlighted about the history and origin of the sport.

He said badminton as a game has reached every nook and corner.

He further urged the gathering to “play badminton and stay healthy,” adding that it has several health benefits.

In the meantime, he said that, ‘badminton is a game where both your physical agility and intelligence is demanded.”

Stating that people of Asian origin was dominating this beautiful game, he exuded hope that players from Nagaland will excel in this sport with hard work and dedication. “My dream is that one day people from Pfutsero, people from Phek, people from Nagaland, will be at the national level”, he stated.

It may be noted that Phek District Badminton Association would be hosting inter-district tournament next year.

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Lopetegui appointed Arrival of big-name coaches makes Spain’s new manager EPL more unpredictable: Beckham

Madrid, Jul 22 (Agencies): Former Porto boss Julen Lopetegui was appointed manager of Spain on Thursday, replacing World Cup and European championship winning head coach Vicente del Bosque.

“The Royal Spanish Football Federation has named Julen Lopetegui as new national manager,” the national team announced on its official website in a brief statement.

The former goalkeeper, who achieved lukewarm success on the pitch, retired from professional football in 2002.

He became coach of Rayo Vallecano -- a team in Spain’s second tier division -- where he had last played before retiring.

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to Real Madrid where he coached its reserve team Castilla, the same post that Zinedine Zidane held before moving on to managing the A-team.

The 49-year-old subsequently coached the national team’s under-19s, under-20s and under-21s.

And then he moved to FC Porto where he remained until January this year, when he was sacked for not getting good enough results.

The post became vacant after Del Bosque resigned following Spain’s defeat to Italy in the Euro 2016 last 16.

Former Real Madrid boss Del Bosque led Spain to the 2010 World Cup and Euro 2012 titles, after taking over from Euro 2008-winning coach Luis Aragones.

KDVA meeting on July 27 DIMAPUR, Jul 22 (NPN): General meeting of Kohima District Volleyball Association (KDVA) would be held on July 27, 3pm at KPC conference hall. All members and well wishers have been asked tp attend the meeting.

KDVA would also be holding its 11th foundation on September 3.

Rio Olympics: DIY apparatus no barrier to Karmakar

DDVA elects new team DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): Dimapur District Volleyball Association (DDVA) has elected a new team of office bearers.

The new team is headed

by Tsenthungo Lotha as president, Basu Damani as vice president, Thoyba Rongmei as general secretary along with executive members, advisors and chief patron.

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to change her fortunes.

“Dipa also faced sex discrimination because whenever we went to the national camp, the officials used to hype up the achievements of the male gymnasts,” added Nandi.

“Ashish Kumar got so much recognition for the silver and bronze medals he won at the 2010 Commonwealth Games. “I was really disappointed that women’s gymnastics was not getting the same recognition or investment and I always had big dreams for Dipa.

I was determined she was going to make a name for herself, no matter what the obstacles.”

Breaking barriers With next to no funding available, Karmakar had to make do with practising her skills on out-of-date apparatus.

When Delhi hosted the 2010 Commonwealth Games, manufacturer Gymnova gave her the cast offs from that competi-

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This is for your information that those who have purchased land/paddy field within Gaili Village jurisdiction should pay their land revenue to the village council. Non payment of land revenue for ten years continuously, the council will hold back their land. Last date of payment of land revenue is August 2017.

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UNITED COLONY, WALFORD NOTIFICATION DATED 22.07.16

The United Colony Walford, Council Committee would like to inform the all residents of the colony to be cautious of certain incidents of robbery that has been taking place recently. As per information received recently, unknown persons are roaming about in this colony, threatening innocent people and snatching their valuable belongings. Recently a lady was attacked with a knife and her mobile snatched. Such similar incidents have been taking place very often causing tension in the minds of the people living in this colony.

Therefore in the wake of such incidents, the Colony Council Committee has requested the residents not a loiter around in the colony after dark so that such suspects can be apprehended easily.

We request the residents of this colony to kindly extend cooperation.

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Therefore, all the Imchener/Aiers of Dimapur are hereby, informed to attend the meeting without fail.

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tion. Until three months ago, those were the equipment she used even though the world of gymnastics had moved on to more high-tech gear. But when she qualified for the Olympics at the Rio test event in April, the recognition and funding finally started to flood in.

“Dipa has made India proud and brought glory to its name. She has achieved the feat through her determination. Lack of resources never came in her way,” said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Sports Authority of India spent $120,000 importing state-of-the-art apparatus from France. Another $45,000 has been allocated for her dayto-day expenses, including training and commuting costs.

In addition, Nandi said the Indian government is also giving Karmakar $1,500 a month “in pocket money” from May until August.

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Kolkata, Jul 22 (IANS): The RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group, which co-owns Indian Super League (ISL) franchise Atletico de Kolkata, is coming up with a Rs. 500 crore football academy in the city’s vicinity, a top company official said on Friday.

Group chairman Sanjiv Goenka said the proposal for the project, comprising a football academy, a stadium along with a 120-room hotel, has been submitted to the West Bengal government for its approval.

“The land has been identified. It will be a football academy with a small stadium to start with, which will be developed later. There will also be a 120-room hotel and training facility. The total investment is Rs. 500 crore,” Goenka told mediapersons here.

“We have submitted the proposal to the state government. As soon as we get the approval we will move ahead with the project. The first half of the project (stadium and academy) will be completed within one year from the date of approval,” he said.

Declining to detail more, Goenka said the “selfsustaining” project will be on less than 50 acres of land and will come up in the city’s vicinity. “The self-sustaining venture will be the first of its kind in the country.

in a diary she keeps. The final tally? -- 127 vaults. In comparison, American gold medal favourite Simone Biles attempts about 15 complete vaults a week.

But then again, Biles had access to top-of-the-range apparatus from the start and did not have to overcome the challenges faced by Karmakar.

“I don’t think my rivals know what obstacles and hardships I have had to face to get myself to Rio,” Karmakar, who hails from Agartala in north-east India, said.

“There were barely any world class gymnastics facilities in the whole of India so in a small city like Agartala there was practically nothing.

“So I feel that to get to Rio is a really big deal and it means the world to me.

“To have started off with nothing and get to the level I have today proves that Indian gymnasts have the kind of talent people expect to see from someone like Simone Biles.”

Success at the 2014 Commonwealth Games, when Karmakar claimed a bronze on the vault, had initially failed

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1. Shaki lo Jondan rui Khuvung wopan motsu ruta erowo ji ephanina, Jondan rui jo Khuvung.

2. Phiro lo Chondanthung Odyuo to eruo jijo Jondan rui wopan kilen zhuroekha (41) jiang na jo unkhichoala/ unphankatala.

3. Khuvungtsu ekhung thungina ntssungche yilan ntsijantathako (tsungon 7/1/2016, tsungon 21/7/2016) yithen jiang ephan khichoala.

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is a skill so difficult -- consisting of a front handspring and two front somersaults -- that Karmakar is one of only five women to have landed it in competition.

But as the first Indian female gymnast to qualify for the Olympics, Karmakar knows she has to pull off something spectacular if she wants the world to take notice.

“My coach was frightened when I first started doing the vault because he thought I could break my neck or end up dead but I wanted to push the boundaries,” Karmakar, the only Indian to reach an apparatus final at the world championships, told Reuters.

“But my coach and I felt we had to take some risks if we wanted to compete with the best.”

So scared Her coach added: “At times my heart was in my mouth when she took off for the vault. I was so scared but she was fearless.”

Such has been her dedication in perfecting the skill, that she decided to note down her attempts for one week

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London, Jul 22 (Agencies): When Dipa Karmakar launches into her soaring vault at the Rio Olympics, chances are that only a handful of people will be aware that the foundations of the skill were built on (Do It Yourself) DIY apparatus made from secondhand parts of a discarded scooter.

“We initially had no apparatus and had to use our imagination to improvise,” Karmakar’s coach Bisweshwar Nandi told Reuters in an interview.

“For example we stacked eight to 10 crash mats on top of each other to make a vaulting platform. We bought second-hand springs and shock absorbers from discarded scooters, then asked a local carpenter to make some kind of a spring board with the bits.

“So when Dipa first started to vault, she used to jump from this onto a pile of mats.”

In August, the gymnast will get a chance to show the world just how far she has come since her rather primitive start in the sport when she attempts a daring Produnova vault. It

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PUBLIC NOTICE

This is to make public notification that Smti. Thujosalu D/o Shri. Shevoyi has a habitual involvement of forgery and fraud producing fake village patta, documents and all kinds of her related personnel dealing activities found to be colluded. On 11.07.2016 the Village Council Seitheke Basa has arrested her and seized the forged village patta no.

265 beaing registration no. 404 from her possession that the land patta which belongs to me. It is for the general public awareness that she does not have any property or land in Dimapur district but actively indulged in seeking loan and mortgage with incriminating duplicate patta and documents. Therefore, any individual or groups dealing with her shall be on her own risk.

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London, Jul 22 (IANS): England and Manchester United legend David Beckham believes that the arrival of big-name coaches in the English Premier League, especially Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola in Manchester, will make the forthcoming season more exciting, unpredictable and something which the football fans will surely enjoy watching.

The former Real Madrid star added that after the battles between Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger and Kevin Keegan, the new arrival of United coach Mourinho, Man City’s Guardiola, Chelsea’s Antonio Conte will add a new flavour to the league.

“What I love about this group of managers is the character of them. You have obviously had this over the years with Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger and their battles together and Kevin Keegan and things like that,” Beckham was quoted as saying by Sky Sports on Friday.

“But when you talk about Pep, Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool, Antonio Conte -- who I love, I love his mannerisms, the way he is on the sidelines and he shows so much passion -- obviously with Jose in the mix and being at a club like Manchester United, which for me is the

biggest club in the world, it is going to be such an exciting season off the pitch, let alone on the pitch,” he added.

“So it is going to be one that people are going to enjoy watching.”

The 41-year-old also praised Klopp for bringing change in the Liverpool side.

“It makes it unpredictable, but with Klopp going in at Liverpool, you could see the change. And when he first went in, I started to think, ‘This could be worrying as a Man United fan to see Liverpool coming back to being up there again with the big teams’,” he said.

“But Jose going to United and Conte going to Chelsea and Pep -- who I love, I have been a big fan of his for so many years, both on the pitch and off the pitch, he does so much for a team -- it (season) will be unpredictable.

“But I do think it will be one of those teams who will be champions at the end of the year.”

Beckham also lauded United’s decision to bring in Portuguese tactician Mourinho, commenting it as a great move.

“I fully expect it to work.

With Jose leaving Chelsea and now coming back into the Premier League with United,

for me it is a great move. I had huge respect for (previosu United coach) Louis Van Gaal, but it did not work out the way people expected it to.

But I think at the end of the day, now it is a new start for United.

“We have had a couple over the last three or four years, which is not the Manchester United style, who are used to a manager like Alex Ferguson being in there for so many years.”

The former England skipper also heaped praise on reigning EPL champions Leicester City, saying that the Claudio Ranieri-managed side deserved to be champions.

“Full credit to Ranieri and the players, they stuck together and it has really showed how the unity of a team can take you so far.

But obviously they have a lot of talent as well, so it is not just about the togetherness of a team like Leicester, they actually play well together, have a lot of talented players in their team, so they deserved it,” the six-time EPL winner said.

“But of course, Leicester City champions, considering where they were the season before, it was a shock, but they deserved it,” Beckham signed off.

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As per Art 8 (b) of the constitution, The Sumi Community, Old Ministers’ Hill, Kohima in its general meeting on 15.07.2016 have unanimously resolved to ex-communicate Shri Angukavi Sumi S/o Hovikhe Sumi, for his unscrupulous character and behaviours detrimental to the peace and tranquility in the colony.

He is hereby expelled from the membership of SCOMH, Kohima for a period of five (5) years with effect from the date of publication of this notification in the local dailies.

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6TH GENERAL SESSION

ZELIANGRONG BAUDI KOHIMA

Date : 23rd July 2016 Venue : ‘D’ Block Panchayat Hall Kohima Time : 11:00 am Chief Guest : Smti. Angau I. Thou, IAS Secretary Tourism & P & AR Govt. of Nagaland.

The Zeliangrong Baudi Kohima cordially invite all member of Zeliangrong to the 6th General Session.

Program Highlight are Folk Songs & Community Feast.

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INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY BOARD OF INDIA APPOINTMENT OF CHAIRPERSON AND THREE WHOLE TIME MEMBERS Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi invites applications from Indian Nationals for the post of Chairperson and three posts of Whole Time Members in Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India, a statutory body to be established under The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016.

For application format, eligibility conditions, requisite qualifications and other details like terms and conditions for service, log on to Ministry's website www.mca.gov.in.

Application in the prescribed format, duly completed, must be submitted by 19th August, 2016 to Shri Rakesh Tyagi, Director, Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Room No. 538, A-Wing, Shastri Bhawan, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Road, New Delhi110001. It may be noted that a candidate applying for both the posts i.e. the Chairperson and Whole Time Members needs to file separate applications. davp 07101/11/0012/1617

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North Sound (Antigua), Jul 22 (PTI): Virat Kohli cantered to his maiden double century in Tests as India cruised to 404 for 4 at lunch on day two of the series opener against the West Indies here today.

Kohli (200* off 281 balls ), resuming at an overnight 143, reached the milestone at the stroke of lunch and was ably supported by Ravichandran Ashwin (64*).

The duo batted the entire session, extending their fifth wicket stand to 168 runs as the West Indies failed to pick up a wicket in 29 overs. The double century was also first for Kohli at the First Class level with his previous highest being 197.

India had started off the day at their overnight score of 302/4, with the two batsmen looking to bat as long as possible. And it was obvious from their watchful demeanour, as the West Indies had opted for the new ball straightaway.

Shannon Gabriel (1-56) and Jason Holder (0-83) then started off the proceedings, as on day one, but the pitch seemed to have eased out considerably as compared to the first morning.

Gabriel though was still impressive, and worked up his pace every over. He troubled Ashwin and got him driving, inducing a couple edges that fell short of the slip cordon.

Then he induced another edge in the 98th over of the innings – and the 8th of the morning – only for keeper Shane Dowrich to put down a regulation

Virat Kohli celebrates after scoring a double-century during day two of the first cricket Test match, Friday. (AP/PTI)

chance. Ashwin was on 43* at that time.

Meanwhile, Kohli continued his march without any discomfort at all. First up, he crossed the 150-mark off 208 balls as the 100-partnership came up in the 96th over. Then he went past his previous Test highest score of 169 scored against Australia at the MCG in December 2014.

The duo had scored at a good rate and the first hour of play resulted in 50 runs. There was a short spell when Devendra Bishoo (3-131) was introduced into the attack, wherein the runs calmed down. But as soon as the two batsmen got accustomed to his spin again, the scoring rate went up once again.

Ashwin made good of the life given to him and reached his seventh Test fifty off 127 balls. In doing so, he helped

India past the 400-mark in the 118th over and indeed brought up the 150-partnership with Kohli off 272 balls. The West Indies were looking lethargic in the field as the partnership sucked out all energy, even as the wait was now for Kohli’s impending milestone.

And he didn’t disappoint, getting there just before lunch, in the 119th over. Kohli played Roston Chase (0-57) for a simple single to midwicket and became the first Indian skipper to score a Test doubled hundred overseas since 1932.

He beat Mohammad Azharduddin’s long-standing record of 192 against New Zealand scored in February 1990. On day one, Shikhar Dhawan had scored 84 runs and put on 105 runs with Kohli to help India past the 300-mark after they won the toss and elected to bat.

sports Russia hopes IOC allow clean athletes to compete Moscow, Jul 22 (IANS): Russia hopes the International Olympic Committee (IOC) will allow its athletes not caught up in recent doping allegations to compete in the Rio 2016 Olympics, a Kremlin spokesperson said on Friday.

Moscow considers that athletes who have not been caught doping or are not suspected of doing so should have a right to participate in the Olympics, Dmitry Peskov, the government spokesman, told journalists.

He added that the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruling that upheld the International Association of Athletics Federations’ (IAAF) ban on all Russian athletes was “very unpleasant” and “bad news.”

“It is regrettable, of course, that the verdict was made right before the Olympics,” Peskov said, adding that time was “limited” to legally challenge the ruling, reports Efe. He vowed that the government would continue its work defending the “lawful rights” of the athletes.

The Kremlin “still does not agree with any generalised decisions and resolutions on the basis of collective responsibility,” Peskov said.

The CAS on Thursday rejected Russia’s appeal over the Olympics ban on the country’s athletes caused by the recent doping scandal.

The decision, however, left the door open for some athletes who “fulfil certain specific criteria” to be allowed to compete in Rio.

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Indian men’s junior cyclists No 1 in team sprint N EW D ELHI , J u l 2 2 (Agencies): In an unprecedented first for Indian cycling, the men’s junior team finds itself ranked No 1 in the Team Sprint category as per the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) ratings release.

According to the latest rankings released this week and which are updated every three months - the Indian men’s junior team has moved from a previous rank of 11th place to top of the table, with a tally of 1012.5 points. At second is Poland, with 960 points, followed by Korea at third with 900.

“This is history, let me tell you,” Onkar Singh, Secretary General of the Cycling Federation of India, told TOI Sports. “I think this is the first time we’ve broken into the top 100. When we took over the federation in 2013, India was ranked 149th in the world. So in just about two-and-a-half years, see how far we’ve come.

These boys are 14-15 from and from all parts often country, training under our coaches’ supervision at our academy.”

Other good news, junior men’s team cyclist Sanuraj is ranked tenth in the individual Keirin category. There was

further improvement for India in the women juniors table too, where in the Team Sprint the cyclists moved up four places to occupy eighth place.

Cyclist Anu Chotia enjoys two top-20 rankings as per the UCI, at No 8 in the individual 500m time trial and 19th in the Sprint category. In the Women Elite table, India are at 18th place while in the 500m time trial, Deborah Herold sits at sixth having reached the unprecedented high of fourth+ in December.

“These rankings reflect the success of our boys and girls over the past six months,

based on registered and unregistered events as per UCI, some events on the Indian circuit and some international competitions,” said Singh.

“We are looking at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. That is our goal right now. We’re on the right track.” While there is no Indian participation at the ongoing UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships that runs from July 20-24 at the headquarters of the UCI in Aigle, Switzerland, Singh reveals that there should have been in the form of two members of the men’s junior team, Sanuraj and Sahil Kumar.

45 failed tests from Beijing and London

Thirty athletes tested positive for banned substances from the 2008 Games, and 15 from 2012.

London, Jul 22 (Agencies): Forty-five athletes have failed dope tests after their samples from the 2008 Beijing Olympics and 2012 London Games were reanalysed, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said on Friday.

The results are from a second wave of retests and take the total number of athletes who tested positive for prohibited substances to 98, the IOC added in a statement.

Of the 45 failed tests announced on Friday, 30 were from Beijing, including 23

medallists, and 15 were from London. The IOC did not say if any of the London athletes had won medals.

“The new reanalysis once again shows the commitment of the IOC in the fight against doping,” IOC President Thomas Bach said.

The IOC stores samples for a decade in order to re-test using newer methods or to look for new drugs.

The results are part of the IOC’s re-testing of samples from past Games to keep cheats from competing at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in

August. The athletes are being informed, after which proceedings against them can begin. All athletes found to have infringed anti-doping rules will be banned from competing at the Rio Olympics.

The failed tests will raise further speculation about the extent of doping at the Games, just weeks before the Rio Olympics starts.

Doping scandals have plagued the build-up to the world’s biggest multi-sports event with Russia potentially facing a complete Games ban following the publication of the McLaren report on Monday.

The report revealed evidence of a systematic and widespread state-sponsored doping by Russian athletes at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.

The second wave of retests included 386 samples from Beijing, involving four sports and eight countries.

There were 138 samples retested from London 2012, involving athletes from two sports and nine countries.

The third and fourth waves of tests are expected to continue throughout and after

the Rio Games.

KEY DETAILS FROM SECOND WAVE OF RETESTING: 386 samples selected from 2008; 30 athletes tested positive; From four sports and eight countries; 138 samples selected from 2012; 15 athletes tested positive; From two sports and nine countries.

FIRST WAVE OF RETESTING: 454 samples selected from 2008; 30 athletes tested positive; From six sports and 12 countries; 265 samples selected from 2012; 23 athletes tested positive; From five sports and six countries.

The athletes, relevant national Olympic committees and international federations are in the process of being informed about the latest test results.

No more tenure after nine ISL: FC Goa fine years in office: Lodha panel reduced but New Delhi, Jul 22 (PTI): The Supreme Court-appointed Lodha Committee on Thursday clarified to the state associations that any office-bearer who has cumulatively or separately completed nine years in office before or after July 18 will be disqualified from contesting elections. Sources told PTI that the committee on Thursday sent an e-mail communication to BCCI President Anurag Thakur and secretary Ajay Shirke asking them to inform the state associations with queries in this regard.

The two questions asked by a number of state associations are: 1) Are individuals who have cumulatively completed nine years as Office Bearers of a State Association disqualified from again becoming office bearers?

2) Is the 9-year disqualification period to be reckoned only commencing from the date of the judgment (18.07.2016) or does it include tenures as office bearers prior to that date?

The committee in their clarification pointed out: 1) Any individual who has cumulatively completed a period of nine years as an Office Bearer of a State Association stands disqualified from contesting elections or holding a post in the Association.

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The Justice RM Lodha panel recommended sweeping changes in Indian cricket.

2) This will apply to any person as of the date of the election, and will include periods prior to the date of the judgment (18.07.2016).

“So that there is no doubt, if any individual has completed 9 years as an office bearer (whether through consecutive or separate terms; whether in one post or another) of the State Association by or before 18.07.2016, that individual stands disqualified,” it stated.

The committee also requested BCCI to ensure that state associations are informed in this regard. “This clarification may be kindly intimated to the various State and Member Associations, so that individual missives to either the BCCI or this Committee on this count may be avoided. This is in addition to the direction sent on Wednesday that the BCCI and the State Associations put on hold all elections and electoral processes,” it concluded.

New Delhi, Jul 22 (Agencies): FC Goa will start on level terms in the third edition of the Indian Super League. Following an apology, the ISL’s appeals panel decided on Friday that the Goan side will not be docked 15 points for an unruly incident after the final of ISL 2 last December.

However, FC Goa coowners Srinivas Dempo and Dattaraj Salgaocar have withdrawn their stakes from the team. Both Dempo and Salgaocar had their bans overturned on Friday. FC Goa will now have two coowners - Videocon and Virat Kohli.

In May this year, FC Goa were punished by the ISL regulatory commission for their poor behaviour after being beaten 3-2 by Chennaiyin FC in the final at Goa’s Fatorda Stadium on December 20.

FC Goa officials had alleged match-fixing and also criticised match officials. Chennaiyin’s star player Brazilian Elano Blumer was arrested for allegedly beating an FC Goa owner.

It was NDTV which first showed that Elano was not the culprit. Former Indian captain Baichung Bhutia also criticised FC Goa.

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