July 25, 2016

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DIMAPUR monday, july 25, 2016

NE roads still stalled under Modi

Ne w D e l hi, J ul 24 (IANS): Even as poor road connectivity in India’s Northeast continues to stall the government’s ‘Act East Policy’, the state-run company mandated to improve this crucial infrastructure will barely manage 7.5 per cent of its target by 2019, official data shows.

According to its updated work status, the National Highway Infrastructure Development Corp Ltd (NHIDCL), established in July 2014, will only be able to construct a little over 300 km of roads till 2019, against a target of 4,000 km it has been tasked with building in the coming years.

The NHIDCL was set up by the Narendra Modi government in July 2014 to speed up road construction in the Northeast. However, the mandate of the PSU will remain far behind when the Modi government completes its five years.

The company, specifically formed to replace the Border Roads Organization (BRO) following its failure to meet its targets, says it will be able to complete a total of 63.39 km of roads by 2017, 129.21 km by 2018 and 108.53 km by 2019.

“Road construction is a time consuming task and it takes at least five years of time. We face severe hurdles during the planning as well as the execution of the road project. But whatever we

Naga Hoho seeks Sonowal’s support on Indo-Naga issue DIMAPUR, JUL 24 (NPN): Naga Hoho (NH) has sought the support of Assam chief minister, Sabarnanda Sonowal to bring out a settlement on the vexed Indo-Naga political issue at the earliest with a view to ushering in peace in the entire Northeast region. In a press statement, NH secretary (admn) Chitho Nyuso said, the delegation led by P.Chuba Ozukum which called on Sonowal at Brahmaputra State Guest House, Guwahati on July 22 “on a goodwill visit”, also briefed the chief minister on the ongoing peace process and political situation in Nagaland.

While extending support to the Naga people living in Assam, the Naga Hoho urged Sonowal to be supportive by providing economic development, infrastructure, connectivity and human resource development in NC Hills and Rengma Hills.

On the illegal immigrant issue and its mounting problem in the North-east, the Naga Hoho suggested better coordination and joint effort in checking and flushing out the illegal immigrants from the two states.

Highlighting on the age long border dispute between Assam and Nagaland, the Naga Hoho reminded chief minister that this can be resolved only through political will of both the states. In this regard, the Hoho appraised Sonowal on the formation and objectives of Naga- Assam Coordination Forum, which could foster better relationship and understanding between the two neighboring states.

This is it!

“He’s claiming responsibility for every terror attack. That’s his latest strategy to boost sagging morale.”

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commit we do,” a senior authority of NHIDCL, who did not wished to be named, told IANS. Elaborating the difficulties faced by the NHIDCL authorities in the execution of the projects in the northeast, he said: “Land acquisition is a major issue. We have not been able to start the work in Meghalaya as we have not been able to get the land despite speaking to the higher authorities. Still we are trying to find out ways after meeting them over the issue.”

Arunachal Pradesh will be most benefited state in the entire north east as majority of the roads to be completed by 2019 lie in the border and interior areas of the state.

Most of the NHIDCL projects now are either at the preparation of DPR (Detailed Project Report) or location

identification stage, the official said.

NHIDCL was tasked with constructing over 4,000 km of road in the hilly terrains of India, majority being in the north east region at an cost of Rs 45,164 crore (nearly $7 billion).

According to the government, good quality roads in the north east can boost India’s trade with the entire Southeast Asian region, which has been marred by poor connectivity.

Earlier, in an interview to IANS, Vietnam’s Ambassador to India Ton Sinh Thanh said that they did not wish to invest in the north eastern region of India because of poor road and air connectivity which posed a hindrance to developing tourism and other economic linkages.

Citing other reasons be-

hind the difficulties faced by NHIDCL, the senior authority said that there were several cases where work would get stalled as the contractors used to go to court over several “petty” issues.

“As of now we are not even giving chance to the contractors or the DPR developers to commit any mistake.

We are either serving them notice or directly blacklisting the companies if found guilty of any malpractice during the road contract,” the senior authority told IANS. Among the projects given to NHIDCL in the initial months in 2014 include 11 projects in Manipur, nine in Meghalaya, three in Mizoram, four in Nagaland, 23 in Arunachal Pradesh and seven in Tripura.

In several projects, Japanese infrastructure major Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has also chipped in.

The 100-km road project between Imphal, Manipur, and Moreh on the Indo-Myanmar border is being funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), as it is a link between India and Myanmar.

Considering the good performance of NHIDCL, the Indian government has appointed the Public Sector Unit as a consultant for the construction of over 600 km of postal roads in the Terai region bordering Nepal.

Nepal PM quits ahead of no-trust vote Kathmandu, Jul 24 (IANS): Nepal Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli on Sunday resigned, plunging the Himalayan nation into a fresh bout of political uncertainty.

He submitted his resignation to President Bidhya Devi Bhandari at the President’s Office here, hours before Parliament was to vote on a no-trust motion against his government, officials here said.

“Before arriving here, I held a meeting with the President and put in my papers,” he told Parliament while replying to the no-trust motion.

Oli was elected the 38th Prime Minister of Nepal in October 2015.

Following Oli’s resignation, Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist Centre) Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ appeared all set to become the new Prime Minister of Nepal.

The no-confidence motion against Oli was taken up on Friday after three bills related to the annual budget were rejected by a majority

K.P. Sharma Oli

vote in Parliament.

The rejection of the budget-related bills came as a major blow to the Oli government, which had been reduced to a minority after key alliance partner CPN (Maoist-Centre) withdrew support earlier this month.

The Maoist party also recalled all its ministers from the Oli Cabinet.

After the government was reduced to a minority and Oli refused to resign, the Nepali Congress and the Maoist outfit jointly introduced the no-confidence motion against the government.

Prachanda’s party accused the Oli government of poor performance, failing to speed up reconstruction work after the 2015 earthquakes, and repeated failure to implement the new Constitution, including fulfilling the demands of Madhes-based political parties.

The new alliance of the Nepali Congress, the Maoists and other fringe parties have over 360 votes in the 601-seat parliament -- sufficient to oust the Oli government.

After his resignation, Oli addressed the House and defended his work as Prime Minister.

Oli said the no-trust motion against his government was not natural and normal in terms of its timing, condition and nature, though it appeared democratic in its form.

“The motion is democratic in form, but a conspiracy in essence,” Oli said. It is a “sudden attack” from the coalition partners themselves, the outgoing Prime Minister said, adding that it was “mysterious” as well.

Manipuri among 29 on board missing IAF aircraft Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jul 24: A Manipuri hailing from Churachandpur district was among the 29 people on board the missing Indian Air Force AN-32 aircraft. H Ginzasiam (22) son of H Tualkhanlian of Dorcas Veng of Churachandpur district headquarters was in the 15 Assam Regiment and was headed for his new posting at Port Blair on July 16 morning from his home town Churachandpur.

He was supposed to reach Port Blair around 11 am on Friday. He was recently at home on 50 days leave after completing his posting in Jammu and headed for his new posting place with the AN-32 aircraft which disappeared in the Bay of Bengal after taking off from Chenai for Port Blair on Friday.

Ginzasiam had last contact with his mother on board the aircraft over his mobile phone before losing contact, according to the family members. The IAF which disappeared on Friday remained missing on Sunday, with the navy saying it has sought satellite imagery of the area. The Indian Navy has pressed a flotilla of vessels including a submarine to locate the missing AN-32 which went off the radar two days ago over the Pay of Bengal just half hour after taking off from Chennai.

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Intelligence inputs warn of terror threat around Delhi NEW DELHI, Jul 24 (PTI): Central security agencies have alerted police establishments and their senior officials working in the national capital region to remain alert and step up vigil of their campuses and personal safety after recent intelligence inputs indicated probable terrorist strike threats against them. Official sources in the security establishment said an intelligence input has been received this week which advised headquarters of central police organisations like CRPF, BSF and ITBP, snoop agencies like the Intelligence Bureau (IB) and RAW and those belonging to Delhi Police to beef up security deployment and review the security of senior officials during their movement in and around Delhi.

The agencies have asked police organisations in the national capital and adjoining areas like Noida, Ghaziabad and Gurgaon to take all “preventive and precautionary” measures to effectively thwart any such terrorist sponsored attacks.

The security teams guarding such installations have been asked to step up “perimeter vigil and night patrolling” and ensure fool proof visitors entry drills and counter-sabotage checks to tackle any attempt that could be used to launch a hit against them. “All police and related establishments in the NCR region have been alerted in view of recent threat inputs. The personal security of senior officials of these organi-

Health mission employees postpone stir

Correspondent

KOHIMA JUL 24 (NPN): Consequent upon the finance department in releasing 50 percent fund under RCH flexipool and assurance by MD, NHM that pending salaries would be released within a week, the employees of National Health Mission Employees Association of Nagaland (NHMEA) has postponed the proposed agitation. Announcing this, the NHMEA president, Dr. Meren and general secretary, Ajungla urged the state government and finance department to release the remaining NHM and vertical programme funds at the earliest. The association further thanked public for support and the members for remaining united.

sations have also been asked to take precautionary measures,” they said. Sources said the agencies have asked the allied establishments of these departments to take similar precautions. The agencies have asked to step up vigil at all vital installations in the wake of the Independence Day celebrations on August 15, they said.

Several IEDs recovered in Upper Assam

G u wa h a t i / D i b ru garh/Tinsukia, Jul 24 (PTI): A number of Improvised Explosive Device (IED), apparently planted by the anti-talk faction ULFA-I in the run-up to Independence Day, have been recovered from places across upper Assam by the army and police, a senior police officer said Sunday.

Based on a secret information regarding planting of an IED in the district by ULFA(I), an operation was launched led by the Deputy Superintendent of Police (Namrup) Partha Bijoy Dutta at Kamarchuk gaon, under Barbam outpost, the officer said in Dibrugarh. One ULFA linkman, Lakhyajit Gogoi, was apprehended, he said. After being nabbed, Lakhyajit led the police to an IED weighing three-kg and confessed that the bomb was provided by ULFAIndependent militant Pradip Asom alias Akon to plant it for explosion in any crowded market place of Naharkatia town.

Donald Trump

Hillary Rodham Clinton

tionism in Syria, Ukraine and Libya follow the neoconservative playbook and constitute the most plausible real-life scenarios for World War III. Before, during and after the Iraq war, Clinton marched in lockstep with the Bush administration. Due to this, many believe that the whole Republican foreign policy establishment is backing her over Trump!

CLINTON: Hillar y Clinton has built a career around doing the bidding of

Wall Street and even served “proudly” as a director for the low-wage corporate giant Walmart. A champion of the bank bailout, she and Bill Clinton received $153 million in speaking fees since 2000 for 51 speeches to banks.

To this day, she has refused to release the transcripts from those speeches. She recently accepted the endorsement of Henry Paulson, onetime CEO of Goldman Sachs and secretary of the treasury during the Bush and Obama

Staff Reporter

Dimapur, Jul 24 (NPN): Though division within NPF was to have ended when both factions voted together for the T.R. Zeliang-headed DAN government in the February 2015 vote of confidence; yet reconciliation between the Kohima and Dimapur campers appear to have eluded the party.

After getting a shot in the arm when all eight suspended Congress MLAs joined NPF, raising the tally to 48; the party suspended its three-time chief minister and current Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio from the party while three others were also issued show cause notices.

All these on grounds of ‘antiparty activities’ etc.

Reconciliation appear to follow the condition: ‘ shape in or ship out’. A two-time legislator was recently “welcomed back” to the party fold at a function near Kohima.

The party also appears to be plagued by factionalism within.

By 2017 , NPF will face a dilemma, for distribution of tickets for 60 constituencies .

It will have to ponder whether to give tickets to all 48 sitting party MLAs including ten MLAs who joined the party (8 Congress, one JDU and one NCP joining NPF). Even seven Independents “associate members” are confident of (Cont’d on p-7)

Yitachu urges Javedkar to continue central schemes

Naga Hoho condoles Sakhrie’s demise

Yitachu, Deo Nukhu with Prakash Javadekar.

DIMAPUR, JUL 24 (NPN): Naga Hoho (NH) has expressed shock at the untimely demise of Ahu Sakhrie on July 23, 2016. In a condolence note, NH president, P.Chuba Ozukum described late Sakhrie as one of the founding member of the Naga People’s Movement for Human Rights at a time when there was overall suppression from the Indian authority against the inalienable Rights and identity of the Nagas.

The Hoho described late Sakhrie as bold having oratory skills and outspoken person especially on the political rights of the Naga people. “As a leader, he never had a negative attitude and his sole desire was for the betterment of the Naga society”, NH said. Leaving aside his profession as a State government employee, late Sakhrie actively contributed in Naga Hoho as the chairman of election commission in 2006.

“He was a visionary and committed to the Naga cause.

His role as a dedicated leader would be very rare to find among the contemporary Naga leaders”, Naga Hoho said.Further, Naga Hoho extended condolences to late Sakhrie’s wife Delli Rose Sakhrie, children and all the near and dear ones and prayed for the eternal rest of the departed soul.

DIMAPUR, JUL 25 (NPN): Minister of school education, Yitachu has urged upon Union Minister of Human Resource Development, Prakash Javadekar to continue with SSA and RMSA and related centrally-sponsored schemes in the state beyond 12th five year plan. According to PRO, Nagaland House Delhi, Kuolie Mere, Yitachu along with Parliamentary Secretary for Higher & Technical Education, Deo Nukhu called on Javedkar at his office, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi on July 23, 2016. Yitachu also apprised Javadekar on the implementa-

Donald Trump & Hillary Clinton: two sides of a coin Cleveland (Ohio), Jul 24 (AGENCIES): The US presidential election, for starters, obviously isn’t democratic: that has been the opinion of a growing number of Americans. First, the president is elected by an electoral college of just 538 voters, none of whom have any choice as to whom they’re allowed to vote for. In such a world the winner of the popular vote can end up losing the election. In the 2008 election, vice president Al Gore won 48.4% votes to 48.4% for George Bush but lost the election.

Republican Party nominee Donald Trump will face Democratic Party nominee Hillary Rodham Clinton in the November 4, 2016 US presidential election.

Many rightfully wonder if Trump’s reckless language and unchecked machismo would lead to new wars, including nuclear ones. But Clinton’s declared foreign policies are perhaps more dangerous.

Her sabre-rattling against Russia and for NATO expansion plans and aggressive interven-

Irreconcilable differences within NPF continue

administrations. Before engineering the bank bailout, Paulson made hundreds of millions off of the toxic home loans that left millions of people in the U.S. without livelihoods or homes.

The DNC doesn’t allocate delegates by simply heeding the will of the voters.

Instead they calculate their tallies from a combination of “pledged delegates,” which are earned from the actual votes of real people, and “unpledged delegates,” better known as “superdelegates.”

Superdelegates consist of Democratic officeholders, as well as 21 “distinguished members,” a group made up of former presidents, vice presidents, DNC chairs, etc.

Having spent her last quarter century in Washington, it should surprise no one that Secretary Clinton had been dominating Senator Sanders with superdelegates, 458 to 22.

TRUMP: Trump embodies a whole class of sleazy landlords and developers, who buy favors and regulatory changes from politicians to make super-

profits at the expense of poor and working-class tenants. So the choice is between Trump, a billionaire who buys out politicians, and Clinton, a politician in the employ of billionaires.

WIKILEAKS: Just as Hillary Clinton was to be officially named as the Democratic Party nominee to the White House, Wikileaks released 20,000 leaked emails that reveal how the Democratic Party primaries were rigged against Bernie Sanders and in favour of Clinton.

In its recent leak of 20,000 Democratic National Convention(DNC) emails from January 2015 to May 2016, DNC staff discuss how to deal with Bernie Sanders’ popularity as a challenge to Clinton’s candidacy. Instead of treating Sanders as a viable candidate for the Democratic ticket, the DNC worked against him and his campaign to ensure Clinton received the nomination.

Most of the emails released come from seven prominent DNC staff members .

The release provides

further evidence the DNC broke its own charter violations by favoring Clinton as the Democratic presidential nominee, long before any votes were cast.

Over the past several weeks, Guccifer 2.0 released several internal memos showing DNC staff strategizing to make Clinton the presidential nominee—as early as March 2015. In June 2016, Florida-based law firm, Beck & Lee, filed a class action lawsuit against Wasserman Schultz and the DNC based on the revelations from these leaked files.

That’s the current state of American “democracy” in a nutshell: a pure sham, a rigged process dripping with corporate money to ensure the selection of an ultra-rich racist imperialist.

Trump and Clinton each have higher unfavorable ratings than any presidential candidate in U.S. history. A recent tweet captured the sentiment of millions: “there must be a cheaper way to find the worst people in society.”

tion of Centrally-sponsorship scheme in the state and other activities of the department and also shared the problems faced by the state. He further requested the union minister for timely release of funds for salaries of Hindi teachers.

Meanwhile, Nukhu requested the union minister for setting up Engineering College and one Human Resource Development Training Centre for College Teachers in the State at the earliest. In reply, the union minister assured that the Centre would extend its full support and help in all the issue raised by Yitachu and Nukhu.

Power deptt responds to KASU deadline DIMAPUR, Jul 24 (NPN): Responding to Kiphire Area Students Union (KASU) deadline for immediate restoration of electricity, the department of power Sunday has urged the consumers and KASU to bear the inconvenience as it was putting all its efforts to restore uninterrupted power supply at the earliest possible time.

Executive engineer (EE) Kiphire electrical division, Er.Khriechusa Kire in a press release said that the power supply was disrupted due to malfunctioning of transformer (500KVA,33/0.4KV), which was supplying electricity to half of Kiphire town.

Further, EE clarified that the department was unable to install new transformed due to fund constraint. However, he said that the department was taking all possible measures for thorough check and repair so that the transformer could be restored at the earliest.

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PDLSA organises w’shop for GBs, DBs and PLVs

Nagaland Post, Dimapur monday, July 25, 2016

news in brief Empower women educationally, ANUDEA-CEMA general meeting: All Nagaland

financially: Kavita Acharya

Unemployment Diploma Engineers Associations of Civil, Electrical and Automobiles Engineering (ANUDEA-CEAE) has convened its 4th general meeting on August 6, 10 a.m. at Red Cross, complex, PR hill, Kohima. All executive members, advisors and concerned diploma holders in civil, electrical, mechanical and automobile engineering have been requested to attend the meeting.

Naknyulem celebration: Chang Khulei Setshang

(Chang Tribal Council) has informed that Changs would be celebrating Nakyulem, one of its premier festivals from July 29 to 31. In this regard, Chang Khulei Setshang announced that the celebration of Naknyulem festival was to be observed “uniformly” in all Chang inhabited areas.

AR to celebrate 18th vijay diwas: IGAR (North)

would be celebrating its 18th Vijay Diwas on July 26, at Captain late Neikezhakuo Kenguruse, Mahavir Chakra Pheza War Memorial, Pheza Village in memory of captain late Neikezhakuo Kenguruse, who was awarded with Mahavir Chakra. The programme would be attended by late Neikezhakuo Kenguruse parents, friends, family members, senior political and civil administrative officials and Assam Rifles fraternity, infomred IGAR (N).

NSCN (I-M) appoints new CAO UT-1: NSCN (I-M)

PDLSA members along with GBs, DBs and PLVs after the workshop at New Peren Headquarters.

DIMAPUR: A workshop for Gaon-Burah (GBs), Dobashis (DBs) and Para Legal Volunteers (PLVs) was organised by Peren District Legal Services Authority (PDLSA) on July 22 at Dobashis Court room, New Peren Headquarters.

In the workshop, a keynote address was delivered

by PDLSA secretary and Civil Judge (Jr.), Peren Somet Chang and briefed the gathering on the purpose and objectives of the programme.

He urged the GBs, DBs,

PLVs and panel Lawyers to work hand in hand for the cause of uplifting the legal services activities and welfare of the people under Peren district.

Resource person, project coordinator, Access to Justice (A2J) and master trainer of legal services program, Limasenla highlighted the participants on various government welfare schemes and also gave a brief illustration on RTI Act, Lok Adalat and Nagaland Victim Compensa-

tion Scheme, 2012.

Legal Aid Counsel, Esther Aye also spoke on the benefits and provisions of the various National Legal Services Authority Schemes (NLSAS) under the department of justice, ministry of law & Justice, government of India.

Panel lawyer Peren DLSA, Asungbe presented the provisions and implications under the Nagaland village and area council Act1978 and Mahatma Gandhi

National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA).

The programme was chaired by Legal Aid Counsel of PDLSA Asungbe while Gaon-Burah Federation Peren president, Kainai said the invocation.

The programmed finally concluded with a session of interaction and discussion among the participants, the resource persons and the officials of the legal services authority.

AR nab ex- DHD cadre & arms peddler

Animal health camp conducted at 10th NAP (IR)

Arrested person Moharat along with seized items.

DIMAPUR: 32 Assam Rifles (AR) along with police personnel conducted search operation in Doyapur village on July 20 and apprehended one Moharat Jeedong (53) son of

Lolbong Jeedong, a resident of Doyapur village, Dimapur, allegedly a retired Dima Halam Daoga (DHD) cadre.

According to Assam Rifles, one 12 bore gun, .15

rimmed cartridges and .65 mm bore cartridges were recovered from the possession of the alleged cadre identified as ex-‘major’ of DHD. The apprehended cadre along with recovered arms and ammunitions were handed over to Dhansiripar Police Station for further investigation, AR added.

In another operation on the same day, AR along with police apprehended one suspected arms peddler identified as Tokhevi (34) from Signal Basti. AR informed that during search of the house, illegal arms and ammunition comprising one 12 bore rifle, one .22 rifle, and 24 live rounds of 12 bore rifle were recovered.

The arrested person was later handed over to Sub Urban Police station, Dimapur, for further investigation, AR stated.

DIMAPUR: Animal health camp was conducted at 10th NAP (IR) Bn, Zhadima on July 15 by a team led by veterinary surgeon, Dr. Elizabeth Yhome along with deputy director, Dr. Akumnungla, VAS, Dr. Keduzole and VAS and veterinary field assistant, Dr. Atouzo.

The team treated around hundred animals including pet dogs for various afflictions and also vaccinated the animals, besides providing essential expert advice on sanitation and disease control.

‘Refresher trg’ for anganwadi workers

DIMAPUR: Three-day “refresher training” for anganwadi workers was held under Jakhama ICDS Project from July 18-20 at the office of the CDPO, Jakhama.

The resource persons for the training were CSPO, Abi-i Peseyie, supervisor, Zachamo Ngully and supervisor Lorhele Mekro. The training included maintenance of 11 MIS registers, services under ICDS, community participation, IGMSY and SABLA. The training also imparted practical on plotting of growth chart for children under 5 years, SNP and preschool education. Altogether Cross Wonder Church, Burma Camp, Dimapur conducted Vacation Bible School 56 Anganwadi workers atfrom July 21 to 23. tended the refresher training.

has informed that deputy kilonser Rangkhamong Anar has taken over CAO care taker UT-1 on July 19. In a press release, NSCN/ GPRN UT secretary Akato Swu said UT-1 has welcomed the newly CAO and has also extended appreciation to the government higher authority in appointing new CAO UT-1. NSCN/ GPRN has also sought full cooperation from different organizations, unions, association and hohos under UT-1 for better administration and better understanding. For any queries and assistance one has been asked can contact at 8575797619.

SDEO Wokha informs: SDEO Wokha has informed

all graduate teachers and SSA graduate teachers who were appointed upto 2013 to submit their bio-data, appointment order, date of birth, date of graduation, date of B.Ed pass, education qualification, date of appointment and date of seniority counting on or before July 30 to the office for onward submission to the directorate of school education. It has warned that late submission would not be entertained.

Kavita Acharya (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Governor’s wife Kavita Acharya while underlining the need for women empowerment stressed on empowerment of women educationally and financially.

According to a delayed report by DIPR, she was speaking at an interactive session on skill development and empowerment of tribal women (Nagaland) on July 23 at Hotel Cimorb, Kohima. The programme was organized

by Bharatiya Stree Shakti, a registered non-governmental organisation based in Mumbai.

Kavita Acharya said men and women should march together in order to

bring an all-round development in the society.

In her address, the main speaker of the programme, Trustee of Stree Shakti, Sushri Gunde emphasized on women empowerment which she said was the key to allround development.

“Change should start from family. Once the awareness on women empowerment is done, we will be able to achieve anything,” she said maintaining that “women have the inherent strength to achieve anything.”

While expressing happiness that women are coming forward to participate in every societal activities, Gunde said that a woman, even who is not educated, can be empowered.

She told the gathering that the programme was to make the women realize their strength. Though mentioning about the rights of women, Gunde also reminded the gathering that “rights and duties come together.”

“Let us come together, act together and work together. Our children should not say that women are weak,” she said. Earlier, Medonuo Pienyü, Assistant Professor and Head of Department, History at St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama presented a report on women empowerment. The programme was chaired by Tasile Zeliang, coordinator, Nagaland.

28 AR, UPHC Tsg, 9 Bn Bihar organise medical camp

(l-R): Patients availing treatment from UPHC and 9 Battalion Bihar at Yungphang and Chohachingnyu respectively.

DIMAPUR: A medical camp was organised by 28 Assam Rifles (AR) on July 23 at village Elumyo, Wokha district Wokha for inhabitants of the village and nearby areas.

Altogether 164 people benefitted from the camp.

Assistance was also provided by civil administration for smooth conduct of the camp.

One medical officer along with one lady doctor was also present during the camp.

Free medicines were distributed amongst the villagers and they were educated regarding personal hygiene and prevention from malaria during monsoon season.

UPHC: Urban Primary Health Centre (UPHC) Tuensang conducted “special outreach camp” on July 15 at Yungphang sector Tuensang town and on July 22 at St. John ‘B’ Sector Tuensang town.

D u r i n g t h e c a m p s, medical officer, Kuthur Dr. Nongosal Kirha, medical officer (MMU) Tuensang, Dr. Immanuel Chang, GNMs and ANMs from UPHC Tuensang delivered the clinical services. Consultant UH, DMO, DCM of (DPMU staffs), urban ASHAs and Anganwadi workers also assisted the camp.

Around 130 patients were treated and given free

medicines. IEC materials were also distributed both in English and local dialect during the camps.

BN BIHAR: A medical camp was organized by 9 Battalion Bihar on July 19 at Chohachingnyu, Mon District. During the camp, paramedical staff of 9 Battalion Bihar provided free medical treatment to 550 patients and also distributed free medicines.

NSCN (I-M) CSD clarifies; recovers vehicle

DIMAPUR: In regard to the press statement issued by NSCN (I-M) Crime Suppression Department (CSD) kilo ministry and published on July 20 under the headline “NSCN (I-M) crackdown on vices”, CSD has clarified that Kuvepolu Nienu daughter of Y. Lohe of Kohima name was published due to mistaken identity.

In a clarification note, NSCN (I-M) CSD secretary Khekuto Jakhalu clarified that “one of the accused girl” was the first cousin of Kuvepolu Nienu

Trainings and demonstrations for farmers

who “mistakenly” took out the ATM card belonging to Kuvepolu Nienu instead of providing her own particulars.

The secretary has further regretted the error.

Meanwhile, NSCN (I-M) CSD kilo ministry has informed that it recovered one vehicle back colour 2014 model Eco-sport (ford company) on June 25, bearing registration No-Nil, engine No-EB28051, chassis No-MAJAXXMRKAEB28051.

According to NSCN (I-M) CSD

MCK holds freshers’ social

secretary the vehicle has been handed over to “genuine owner” Abhishek Sharma of Silchar Assam on July 18, with the entire vehicle relevant documents. It said the vehicle lifter, main accused, Raju (Nazar Hussain) was under medical treatment at Dipurkar Assam.

In a separate case, CSD also nabbed Niraj Bucha of Duncan Bosti, Dimapur for selling electronic goods without MRP and expired electrical goods i.e. old stockiest goods at Church Road Dimapur on July 15.

HPBWC continues cleanliness drive

DIMAPUR: Modern College, Kohima celebrated its “19th freshers’ social” on July 22 with pro-vice chancellor, Nagaland University, Meriema Campus, professor Pardeshi Lal. Speaking on the occasion, Prof. Pardeshi Lal shared his experiences and urged the students to enjoy college life and channelize their talents. He also encouraged the students to participate in extracurricular activities, especially in sports and not to confine themselves to their classes. During the programme, teachers and students were also awarded in the field of academic excellence and attendance. Later, Omzei and Qüqülü of XI Science (B) were crowned as Mr. & Miss Freshers’ of Modern college Kohima.

WSTH condemns

(L-R): ATMA officials and farmers after the programme at Thipuzu village, Phek and Samzuiram, Jalukie block.

PHEK: Agriculture Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Phek Kikruma block in collaboration with KVK Phek organised capacity building and demonstration programme on agri and allied activities on July 18 at Thipuzu village.

Resource persons of the

programme were SMS Hannah K. Asangla and SMS T Esther Longkumer KVK Phek.

Brief concepts and methods demonstrations on SIR, Dieect Seeded Rice (DSR), incorporation of Dhanchia as green manure crop to increase soil fertility, liming to reclaim acidic soils were covered during the

day long programme.

Altogether 30 farmers attended the programme. The programme was followed by BFAC meeting for Kikruma block where various activities taken up by ATMA Phek were highlighted by BTM Keduwete-ü Lomi. Functions and duties of BFACs, the

problems faced by the farming communities were also deliberated during the meeting which was attended by nine BFAC members.

JA LU K I E B LO C K : ATMA Jalukie block conducted two demonstrations on water harvesting under PMKSY on July 23 at Samzuiram . In

the training, resource person Helungsuipoing demonstrated on the construction of different water harvesting structures.

He stressed on the importance of water harvesting for different types of irrigation systems.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by BTM Aola Tzudir.

DIMAPUR: Western Sümi Totimi Hohi has strongly condemned the rape of a minor girl allegedly by one Aketo Aye, leacy UT-1 (NSCN I-M) at Thilixu village. In a condemnation note, WSTH general secretary Aghali Zhimo has appealed the concerned law enforcing authority to take stern action to prevent reoccurrence of such inhuman act in the future.

HPBWC spraying DDT power at the market area.

DIMAPUR: As a follow up to the cleanliness drive under taken up on June 26, Hazi Park Businessmen Welfare Committee (HPBWC) with the support and help of Zonal Malaria office sprayed DDT powder in the market area on July 18.

In a press release, HP-

BWC appealed all concerned to extend their support and cooperation to the committee for the service of the general public Committee. It also appealed the government agencies to render their assistance to keep the market in the best condition.

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The plantation drive was carried out at Yongam, Nyang and Yongnyah village for girl students enrolled for the academic year in different schools of the village wherein 550 saplings were planted at three villages.

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Guwahati A shower and t-storm around 26 23 Imphal

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Tuensang A shower and t-storm around 18 16 Wokha

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Students planting saplings during the plantation drive.

under Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP).

The team in collaboration with the postal department is also conducting awareness

drive on the sukhanya samriddhi account launched by the Prime Minister on January 22, as part of Beti Bachao Beti Padhao campaign.

Zeliangrong Baudi Kma general session

Rev Fr Thomas Muttathil, Sr Neiketunuo Catherine catechism teachers with Southern Angami Catholic Youth Association DIMAPUR: Zeliangrong Baudi Kohima “6th student community to “fly when others were officials after the orientation programme on Sunday. general session” was held on July 23 at D. running” and remarked being citizens of

DIMAPUR: One day orientation programme for catechism teachers of Southern Angami Catholic was organized by Southern Angami Catholic Youth Association (SACYA) under the theme “Making a difference with the heart and mind of Christ” on Sunday at Kidima Parish Centre.

Main Celebrant of the programme, Parish Priest Reverend Father Thomas Muttathil offered special prayer for the catechism

teachers. He prayed for guidance, direction and strength to lead children to live in good moral along with spiritual life.

The Parish Priest in his homily said the love of God was glorified through His people and called upon the congregation to receive the grace of peace and harmony from God. Resource person, vocation promoter of Ursuline Franciscan Congregation (UFC), Tabor Provincialate,

Dimapur Sister Neiketunuo Catherine Thakro deliberated on the topic and urged the faithful to pray for more people to join the salvation ministry.

The participants also shared their experiences and expressed the need to respect elders, impart love, to live in a religious life, to encourage others and keep close with God and receive the grace and blessing in return.

Earlier, invocation was pronounced by local catechist

Krovito George, welcome speech was delivered by SACYA president Kenongol Mark and the programme was chaired by SACYA music secretary Metekuolie Francis.

Representatives from Southern Angami Catholic churches took part of the programme. Sharing the love of God, group discussion, self appraisal followed by fellowship interaction were the highlights of the daylong programme.

Block Panchayat Hall Kohima with secretary, Tourism & P & AR, Angou I Thou, IAS, as chief guest. Speaking on the occasion, Angou said Zeliangrong Baudi was established in the year 1997 with “unity towards greater heights” as its theme.

She also suggested the baudi to appoint advisory board from among the members of the Zeliangrong officers in order to have more transparency and good workmanship.

Highlighting the various achievements and laurels Zeliangrong people had brought to Nagaland, Angou asserted that Zeliangrongs were not backward and would never be backward.

The chief guest also encouraged the

the state capital, they were the mirror of the community.

In the meeting, the Baudi also elected new team headed by Kairinpibo Chawang as president and Kenlum hemang as general secretary along with five members.

Besides, the house also nominated three unit council president- Zeme, Liangmai and Rongmei-as executive member including D.S Namrei and Keheipeu Sephe. The Constitution of Zeliangrong Baudi Kohima was also released by the chief guest. Earlier, associate pastor Kohima Liangmai Baptist Church, Alan Newmai invoked God’s blessing and Zeme Baptist Church Pastor Haisuing Haikam dedicated the new team of Zeliangrong Baudi.

SCHE organises outreach prog Sensitisation programme on mental health issues

Children along with SCHE members at St. Joseph Children’s Home, Dimapur.

DIMAPUR: With the purpose to show solidarity towards the “less privileged section of the society and give the message that they are equally important, talented and important in the society”, Salesian College of Higher Education (SCHE) Bosco Club organised an outreach programme on July 23 at St.

Joseph Children’s Home, Burma Camp, Dimapur.

The programme emphasized on moral lessons and on abuse of drugs and alcohol.

Bosco Club consisting of 18 members along with Assistant Professor, Br. Dominic Ralte, enthralled the inmates with a variety of entertainment and motivating items.

Children’s Home houses around 50 orphans of different age groups and different tribes who taken care by two priests and three nuns.

The programme concluded with a short prayer service in which the children were made aware that they are truly loved by their heavenly Father.

World vision India Mon, Area Program (AP) conducted Life School for Transformational Development (LSTD) programme in 14 villages under Mon district.

The programme was organized for five days in each community and attended by 4295 students and 212 LSTD teachers.

DIMAPUR: One day workshop and sensitisation programme on mental health issues was organized by Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA, department of law & justice) in association with Alempang Baptist Church (ABC) on July 22 at the Gilgal Hall, Alempang Baptist church, Mokokchung.

The workshop focused on understanding, identifying and discussing the real issues and aspects on the mental health situations prevailing in Nagaland and to draw out a plan of action for the road ahead-preparation for the state on mental healthgroup activity.

In the workshop, ABC Mokokchung Pastor, Rev. Temsu S mentioned about the benefit and the importance and purpose of conducting the workshop programme on mental health issues.

NSLSA (department of law & justice) member secretary, Nino Iralu introduced presented various provisions and aspects 2015 scheme of national legal services authority (department of justice, ministry of law & justice, government of India) legal services to the mentally ill and mentally disabled persons and various provisions and aspects of the scheme.

Iralu stated that the various nodal departments/ agencies and government departments need to coordinate and collaborate for proper implementation and visibility of the Schemes to the masses of the common man Experiences on mental health issues were shared

by Avuda, managing director, Care & Support Society (CSS) Imchawati and Educa-

tional Block Research Center (EBRC), Mokokchung Yupanger.

Imchawati also presented the various aspects on the functioning of CSS and also highlighted the Community Based Rehabilitation Program (CBR) for persons with disability.

Yupanger from EBRC, Mokokchung also highlighted about the EBRC functioning and roles through which specialized education was provided to the disabled persons including mentally disabled at primary level.

District Immunization Officer (DIO), Mokokchung and nodal officer for the district mental health program, Dr. Yanger presented the status of mental health services in the state.

He illustrated briefly on the facts and cases of mental illness and emphasized on the importance and need to identify persons suffering from mental illness.

Dr. Yanger said those suffering from mental illness and are silently kept at home in isolation should be identified so that they could be treated with proper care and medication under the district mental health program.

He also presented the prevailing status on the work carried out on mental health service and express concern over the distribution and status of mental health patient across the State.

Dr. Yanger pointed that district mental health program in Nagaland launched under the National mental health program covers two district Dimapur and Mokokchung as pilot district.

He maintained that at Mokokchung district, mental

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health care was set up and fully functional and runs with sufficient staff, trained in specialized field.

Dr. Yanger informed that the program aims for early detection and treatment of mental health patient at village and community level. He said A vocational training center for the mental health care workers and a day care center is also setup at Impur.

Lamenting on the awareness among public on mental illness, he said the same was “very poor” because of the social stigma associated with it.

Although district mental health program has already adopted IEC model for creating awareness at the village and community level, Dr. Yanger said it was very disappointing to see very low turn up of patients in the health care centers.

He then urged upon the relatives and family of a mentally ill persons to obtain disability certificate which could help the patient in availing government benefits and schemes.

Further, Dr. Yanger emphasized on the publicizing of the provisions in the Mental Health Act 1987 Act

which needs to be widely circulated among the common man at community and village Level.

Later, MS ANTARA, psychiatric rehabilitation center, Kolkata, Dr. Bijoy Jacob, presented on report on “mental health: cause and effect and highlighted the effect and impact of mental illness on family and social life”.

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Rights, convenor Mahendra Singh M Sengar, convened the session for preparation of plan of action for Nagaland on the issue of mental healthgroup activity.

The programme was attended by church body members, church youth group, NGOs, representatives from social organizations, representatives of various nodal departments and stakeholders.

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Participants of ‘life skill development training’ after the training.

DIMAPUR: One day work- current year plan activities on shop on “life skill development July 23 at Khriezephe Village training” was organised by Council Hall, Dimapur, Altrura Society (AuS) under its At the training proK

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gramme, resource person, social worker Ciikhu trained the participants in making detergent soap powder and dish

wash soap with the available raw material in the market.

While delivering inaugural speech, AuS president Visakuolie Medom highlighted that the Altrura Society a registered NGO was working for public welfare through voluntary services.

He also mentioned that the workshop has been organised with an aim to enhance the development of basic life skills, personal skills of the rural areas empowering and inspiring them to be economically empowered.

Earlier, invocation prayer was pronounced by Christian Revival Church Khriezephe Pastor Velazo Shijoh and later vote of thanks was delivered by AuS general secretary Ketusilie Meru. Altogether 35members along with VCC, GBs and women president attended the training programme.

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Flood situation still grim in Assam, Arunachal Over 6 lakh in 14 Assam districts affected; toll 7

Wooden brifge of Abhayapuri Lengtisinga road in the flood affected Bongaigaon district of Assam on Saturday. (PTI) G U WA H AT I / I TA NA GAR, JUL 24 (IANS/PTI): The overall flood situation continued to be grim in Assam with over six lakh people affected across 14 districts till Sunday evening while one person died in Lakhimpur on Sunday taking flood-related death toll to seven this year.

An Assam Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) official said that the flood have inundated large areas in Tinsukia district on Sunday, besides Lakhimpur, Golaghat, Morigaon, Jorhat, Dhemaji.

Sivsagar, Kokrajhar, Barpeta, Bongaigaon, Nagaon, Dhubri, Dibrugarh and Chirang districts, which have remained flooded since last few days.

“As on today (Sunday), 6,41,043 people in 1,206 villages in the 14 districts remained affected due to the current flash of floods. The concerned district administrations have opened 81 relief camps in the flood hit districts housing 21,931 marooned people,” an ASDMA official said.

One person died due to floods in Lakhimpur district on Sunday, the ASDMA officials said. Two deaths - one

in Lakhimpur and another in Morigaon - due to floods were reported on Saturday.

Sources in the Inland Water Resources (IWR) department said that the ferry services between Dhala to Sadiya, and Neematighat to Majuli have been suspended due to increasing water level of Brhamaputra river at many places.

Officials of the Central Water Commission said that while the Brahmaputra river is flowing above danger level at Dibrugarh, Neematighat, Tezpur, Golapara and Dhubri, some of the tributaries of the Brahmaputra are also showing increasing trend. The Burhidehing, Subansiri and Dhansiri rivers are flowing above danger levels at Khowang (Dibrugarh), Bedetighat (Lakhimpur) and at Numaligarh (Golaghat) district respectively.

Similarly, Jia Bharali is flowing above danger level at Sonitpur and Puthimari river is flowing above danger level at Kamrup district, followed

by Beki at Barpeta district.

Sonkosh river is also flowing above danger level at Golakganj in Dhubri district.

While the flood waters have inundated the Dibru-

Chaikhowa national park in Tinsukia district, Pabitora wildlife sanctuary and Kaziranga national park have also been partially affected due to the flood.

The flood waters have also damaged houses, bridges, and road links to many interior places in various flood hit districts of the state even as there are reports of breaches on embankments at many places throughout the state.

Flood situation in Arunachal deteriorates

With no improvement in weather condition, the flood situation in several districts of Arunachal Pradesh deteriorated as new areas were inundated and over 100 families rendered homeless.

Deputy Chief Minister Chowna Mein who air-dashed to the state capital on Saturday from New Delhi on the directive of Chief Minister Pema Khandu, visited the floodaffected districts of Lohit, Namsai, East Siang, Lower Dibang Valley and Changlang to take stock of the situation.

The Chief Minister asked Mein to evaluate the scenario and instill confidence

5 districts affected in Arunachal among the locals, an official report said.

Khandu, who is personally monitoring the situation, had earlier deputed MLAs Mohesh Chai, Chow Zingnu Namchoom and Laisam Simai to take stock of the flood situation in their respective districts.

Mein is in constant touch with the legislators of the affected areas and has asked them to expedite and oversee the relief works.

He appealed to the people to remain calm, careful and vigilant and assured them that the government would provide all assistance in carrying out relief and restoration work in the flood-hit districts.

The Noa-Dehing River has flooded the entire Lekang circle while the entire Namsai Township and its adjoining villages, mostly under Piyong circle are badly affected.

The water level of NoaDehing and Jengthu rivers are flowing above the danger mark, a report from Namsai said.

The flood situation under Chongkham circle also remains grim as the water level of the Lohit, Kamlang, Berreng, Tengapani rivers and its tributaries are rapidly increasing. The worst affected areas are Gunanagar, Alubari, Injo, Insa, Pangkhao and Kherem.

The floods have also caused massive erosion of the river banks and damaged the cultivated lands, paddy fields, tea gardens, horticultural fields, livestocks.

A report from Lower Dibang Valley district informed that the district remained cut off following incessant rain in the past few days with the Deopani River in high spate making it inaccessible. The Diphu River under Koronu circle is also not crossable as the water level is flowing above the danger mark.

While the water level of Datung, Sine and Sisiri rivers under Dambuk have touched the danger level, there was heavy bank erosion reported in the right bank of Datung river and many villages like

Paglam, Bangoo, Keba, Kanling, Anpum and Loklung were affected by flood water.

The most vulnerable villages under Diyun circle of Changlang district, Dumpani and Udaipur had to face two extreme flood situations within a span of two months.

On Friday night, the lone flood control embankment of the Dumpani village was completely eroded and the Noa-Dihing River has turned towards the village creating islands and devastating Udaipur village on its way, consequently increasing the water level of Jenthu River in Namsai. With the direction of the local legislator, Nikh Kamin who is monitoring the crisis, the police, the Indian Army along with team of Adonoi Mission have rescued 8 families stranded in an island created by the Noa-Dihing River at Dumpani village.

Yesterday 34 families from the village were evacuated and have been put in a temporary shelter at Dumpani Community Hall and in a relief camp at Avoipur village.

With the fresh wave of flood, altogether 106 families were affected at Dumpani village alone.

Several houses located near the Noa Dihing River and near the newly formed tributary were on the verge of disappearance.

East Siang DC Isha Khosla held an emergency meeting today with SP Pranav Tayal, Chief Councillor (PMC) Kaling Doruk and engineers of PWD, WRD, HW, DMO and DDMO in view of the present flood like situation in the township.

She reviewed preparedness on disaster management and after having detailed discussions with the officers, the DC stated that proper precautions are to be taken to ensure our ability to meet any such disaster, if it occurs, an official communiqué informed.

SP Pranav Tayal apprised the DC that he has formed a “Quick Response Team” to tackle disastrous situation and citizens could seek help and share information, the communiqué added.

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DIPHU, JUL 24: Lok Sabha is likely to take the issue of creation of an autonomous state issue of Karbi Anglong and Dima Hasao district on Tuesday, reliable sources informed here on Sunday.

The motion was brought

by Congress MP from Diphu constituency, Biren Singh Ingti, which was likely to be discussed in the house on July 22, last, but differed till July 26 due to unavoidable circumstances.

Ingti is also likely place a draft bill, The Assam Reorganization (Karbi Dimanchal) Bill, 2016 (No 145 of 2016) for consideration of the house, sources said.

The issue of creation of an autonomous state comprising two hill districts of Assam, Karbi Anglong and Dima Hasao (erstwhile North Cachar) has been a bone of contention for both Central and state governments for the past one and half decades. Several organisations, Joint Action Committee on Autonomous State (JACAS) and Karbi Anglong and North Cachar Hills Autonomous State Demand Committee (KANCHASDCOM) have been fighting for creation of an autonomous state under Article 244(a) of the Constitution of India. However, several political parties , including Congress and Hill State Demand Council (HSDC) have been demanding a separate state for twin hills under Article 2 of the Constitution.

KANCHASDCOM president Ajit Timung informed that the discussion on the bill “The Assam Reorganization (Karbi Dimanchal) Bill, 2016 (No 145 of 2016) is in the serial no 2 of Lok Sabha schedule on July 26.

It may be mentioned here that former BJP national president Rajnath Singh (present Union Home Minister) had assured of implementation of Article 244(a) for Karbi Anglong and Dima Hasao, if BJP voted to power during election campaign for 2014 parliamentary elections. Then Assam BJP president and present chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal also echoed a similar opinion during his visit to Diphu in the early part of 2014.

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3 hostages rescued by army from NSCN(I-M); 2 arrested DIMAPUR, JUL 24: Three civilians were rescued by a joint team of Maram Battalion and Senapati police from Shepaumaramth office of NSCN(I-M) on the night of July 21-22, a Defence press release here informed on Sunday.

The civilians are identified as S Lao, A Adhani and C Kholi. They were detained by NSCN(I-M) in their regional office for last two months for non-payment of taxes. Through the documents recovered in the office, it has come to light that the outfit is involved in rampant illegal taxation from locals and anyone who refused to contribute has been beaten, tortured and illegally detained, the release claimed.

The release also informed that during the raid the security forces arrested two members

of NSCN(I-M), lance corporal Alen resident of Wokha and private John, resident of Senapati. War like stores, including three pistols, two radio sets and a large quantity of incriminating documents were also recovered from the premises.

It further said that the evidence clearly indicated that the group is indulging in activities like carrying out extortion, detention of innocent civilians, threatening Village Chairmen & Secretaries, passing diktats of collection of money from each household in the villages and harassment of Nepali Community.

The hostages held by the group were handed over to their relatives in presence of police and representatives from sociopolitical organizations, the release added.

5 poachers held, rhino horn recovered TEZPUR (ASSAM), JUL 24 (PTI): Five poachers were arrested from Biswanath district today and a rhino horn was recovered from them. Biswanath Superintendent of Police Ankur Jain said four rhino poachers arrested this morning from Gohpur along with a 650 gm horn. At the time of arrest, the four poachers were finalising a deal worth Rs 50 lakh for the horn, the price of which in the international market is over Rs 1.5 crore. Jain said another poacher was arrested from a remote area under Sootea police station. Police had launched an operation to nab these poachers two days ago after receiving inputs. Jain said police recovered one .303 rifle with 17 ammunition, one modified carbine, 9 mm ammunition, one modified silencer and one 9 mm carbine with magazine. Due to flood, animals have come out of the Kaziranga National Park and poachers are taking advantage of this. In an anti-poaching drive carried out by Biswanath police over the past two months, around 25 poachers have been arrested from different places of the district.

bandh evokes Army expresses concern over India, B’desh border forces discuss issues in Tripura Mnp mixed response illigal distribution of SIM card

Brigadier General of BGB Md. Habidul Karim along with 20 delegates arrives for 4-day Border Coordination conference in Agartala, Tripura on Sunday. (PTI) A G A RT A L A , J U L 2 4 (IANS): A four-day long Inspector General level meeting between the Border Security Force (BSF) and Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB)

began here on Sunday to discuss and resolve border issues between the two neighbouring countries.

A 21-member delegation of BGB led by its Chittagong

Rights body takes matter of RIMS OPD closure to NHRC Correspondent IMPHAL, JUL 24: Closure of OPD (Out Patient Department) of Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) irked civil and rights organisations in Manipur.

OPD of RIMS remained closed for the last three days after doctors under the Teachers and Medical Officers’ Association (TAMOA), RIMS stayed away from OPD duty from Friday.

The doctors were protesting against the authority over the suspension of Dr L Trinity, registrar of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Department of the hospital.

Meetei was recently placed under suspension for an inquiry against him over the controversial death of a woman during child delivery at the hospital on July 6 last.

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In a complaint to NHRC, the rights body blamed RIMS director Prof Ch Arunkumar and head of Gynecology Department Dr L Ranjit Singh for their failure to open the OPD in the interest of the general public.

Earlier, International Peace and Social Advancement (IPSA) has appealed to the doctors to adopt alternative means of agitation to ensure that patients avail healthcare services at the OPD, considering the plights of the common people. IPSA president Chingkhei Luwang said that denying healthcare service tantamount to violation of human rights and as such all concerned should ensure resumption of the OPD service.

sector Regional Director Brigadier General Mohammad Habibul Karim arrived here for the meeting with BSF led

by Tripura frontier Inspector General J.B. Sangwan.

“Currently relation between the two border guards is excellent. We are cooperating with each other to deal with any border related issues.

Except some minor issues, no major problems exists along the India-Bangladesh borders now,” Karim told the media at the Akhaura checkpost.

“Border crimes, smuggling, erection of fencing at zero point in certain places along the border, cross-border movement of inimical elements would be discussed in the meeting,” a BSF official said. “Such meetings to resolve pending border issues happen routinely both in India and Bangladesh after a regular interval,” the official added.

Four northeastern states of India -- Tripura (856 km), Assam (263 km), Meghalaya (443 km), Mizoram (318 km) -share a 1,880-km border with Bangladesh.

Of the 856 km IndiaBangladesh border in Tripura, a little over 85 per cent is fenced so far.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM, ARUNACHAL PRADESH)

KOHIMA BENCH I.A. No. 67 (K) of 2016 with I.A. No. 68(K) of 2015 The United India Insurance Co.Ltd. ...Appellant.

-Vrs1. Shri. Elangbam, R/o. Nangruataba, Manipur, (Owner of vehicle Tata (Truck) Bearing Registration No. MN-04-A/0822) 2. Jipon Singh, R/o. Thoubal, Manipur (Drive of vehicle Tata (Truck) Bearing Registration No. MN-04-A/0822) 3. K. Akuto Sumi S/o. Khunizu R/o. Purana Bazar, Dimapur, Nagaland (Owner of the vehicle Maruti (Alto) Bearing Registration No. NL-07/5456) ...Respondents NOTICE Please take notice that the above referred case has been filed by the appellant (United India Insurance Co. Ltd), wherein you have been impleaded as party respondents No. 2,3 & 4.

You are therefore directed to appear before this Court on 31.08.2016 in person or by pleader duly instructed to answer all material questions relating to the case.

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

Sd/Deputy Registrar (Judicial) Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, Kohima, Nagaland.

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IMPHAL, Jul 24: The 24hour Manipur bandh call given

by All Manipur Written Test Successful Candidate of Police Constable Male, 2013 (AMWTSCPCM-2013) evoked partial response all throughout the state on Sunday. The bandh was called to disrupt the written test for recruitment of constables in Manipur Police in Imphal’s Khuman Lampak Sports Complex. The organisation has also imposed “public curfew” in the test venue in a bid to thwart the examination.

However, the movement of candidates who were going to appear in the AIPMT (All India Pre-Medical Test)/ NEET (National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test)-2 was exempted from the purview of the bandh. The tests were also conducted peacefully at 10 centres in Imphal. A report from Chandel district said that the bandh affected normal life in the hill district as supporters came out on the streets and imposed the bandh.

DIMAPUR, JUL 24: The security forces have expressed their serious concern over distribution of pre-paid SIM cards in Manipur’s Khoupum Valley without verification of antecedents of the customers, a defence press note informed on Sunday.

It stated that an army column found that one Micah Kamei has been distributing free, pre-paid SIM cards to the villagers in Khoupum Valley without any paperwork.

It stated that according to the TRAI guidelines for all telecom companies, verification of all customers with respect to their identity as well as proof of residence is mandatory.

However, these rules have been subverted by Airtel by distributing SIM cards in Khoupum Valley without getting any forms filled. This

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM, ARUNACHAL PRADESH)

KOHIMA BENCH I.A. No. 65 (K) of 2016 with I.A. No. 66(K) of 2015 The United India Insurance Co.Ltd. ...Appellant.

-Vrs1. Shri. Elangbam, R/o. Nangruataba, Manipur, (Owner of vehicle Tata (Truck) Bearing Registration No. MN-04-A/0822) 2. Jipon Singh, R/o. Thoubal, Manipur (Drive of vehicle Tata (Truck) Bearing Registration No. MN-04-A/0822) 3. K. Akuto Sumi S/o. Khunizu R/o. Purana Bazar, Dimapur, Nagaland (Owner of the vehicle Maruti (Alto) Bearing Registration No. NL-07/5456) ...Respondents NOTICE Please take notice that the above referred case has been filed by the appellant (United India Insurance Co. Ltd), wherein you have been impleaded as party respondents No. 2,3 & 4.

You are therefore directed to appear before this Court on 31.08.2016 in person or by pleader duly instructed to answer all material questions relating to the case.

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

Sd/Deputy Registrar (Judicial) Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench, DC-1676(B) Kohima, Nagaland.

practice leads to SIM cards reaching the wrong hands and enabling insurgent groups to use these SIM cards for extortion and violence-related activities in the region, it alleged.

The security forces have been able to maintain a stable security situation in the remote areas of Manipur after a concerted effort in which the police have also contributed considerably.

However, the insurgent groups are trying to pressurize the villagers in such remote areas by forcing them to pay taxes.

Getting access to unauthorized SIM cards will allow them to threaten village chiefs as well as villagers who do not cooperate with them and they will also be able to get advance information of any move of security forces through their

informers, it further said.

Since their true identity would remain hidden even in the records of the telecom company, they would be able to carry out all illegal transactions through such mobile connections with impunity.

The telecom companies need to realise the security implications of such malpractices and take all effective measures to ensure that SIM cards are only issued to bonafide persons who have valid identity and address proofs, it added.

Two FIRs have been lodged in PS Bishnupur on 24 Jul 16, one against the distributor, Micah Kamei and the second against AIRTEL for not adhering to the TRAI regulations and the concerns of the security forces have been shared with the police as well.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM, ARUNACHAL PRADESH)

KOHIMA BENCH I.A. No. 63 (K) of 2016 with I.A. No. 64(K) of 2015 The United India Insurance Co.Ltd. ...Appellant.

-Vrs1. Shri. Elangbam, R/o. Nangruataba, Manipur, (Owner of vehicle Tata (Truck) Bearing Registration No. MN-04-A/0822) 2. Jipon Singh, R/o. Thoubal, Manipur (Drive of vehicle Tata (Truck) Bearing Registration No. MN-04-A/0822) 3. K. Akuto Sumi S/o. Khunizu R/o. Purana Bazar, Dimapur, Nagaland (Owner of the vehicle Maruti (Alto) Bearing Registration No. NL-07/5456) ...Respondents NOTICE Please take notice that the above referred case has been filed by the appellant (United India Insurance Co. Ltd), wherein you have been impleaded as party respondents No. 2,3 & 4.

You are therefore directed to appear before this Court on 31.08.2016 in person or by pleader duly instructed to answer all material questions relating to the case.

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

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Want ‘emotional’ relationship with people of Kashmir: Rajnath

SRINAGAR, JUL 24 (PTI): Reaching out to the people in Kashmir, the Centre Sunday said it wanted to have “emotional” ties with them and not a need-based relationship and expressed the willingness to talk to whosoever needed once peace and normalcy is restored in the Valley.

Winding up his two-day visit to Kashmir in the backdrop of widespread disturbances that has claimed 46 lives so far, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh said security forces have been directed to refrain from using pellet guns against crowds as much as possible even as he awaits a report of a committee set up by him to look into the use of non-lethal weapons.

During his stay in the Valley, Rajnath met 30 delegations including a government team led by Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti and an opposition National Conference(NC) team headed by Omar Abdullah. The Congress stayed away from deliberations with the Home Minister.

In a memorandum submitted to the Home Minister, the NC asked the Centre to initiate a sustained dialogue with Pakistan as well as separatists groups in Jammu and Kashmir for evolving a consensus for a mutually acceptable solution to the political issue.

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Rajnath Singh sage to Pakistan at a press conference at the end of his visit to Srinagar and Anantnag, Rajnath warned the neighbouring country not to interfere in India’s internal affairs and that it should change its attitude and approach towards Kashmir.

“There is no need of any third force to improve situation in Kashmir. Pakistan’s role is not “paak” (pure) towards Kashmir.”

“As far as Government of India is concerned, I want to make it clear that we don’t just want need-based ties, but to build an emotional relationship with Kashmir,” he said, reaching out to the people in the Valley while making a fervent appeal to them to help restore peace and normalcy in the state.

Rajnath said the Centre will talk to whosoever needed once

peace and normalcy is restored in the state.

To a question on whether there will be any talks with separatists, Singh said, “Let normalcy and peace be restored first. We will talk to the chief minister here and we will work only after taking her into confidence.”

“Let us first ensure that normalcy returns. Then, we will talk to whoever we want.”

He said the government would review the use of pellet guns and a committe has already been set up by him to look into the use of non-lethal weapons which will give its report in two months.

“The difference of opinion can be resolved through talks as there can be no other solution,” Rajnath said, adding, problems cannot be solved in short of span of time. “Problems cannot be solved in 15 days or one month. It will take time.

“If there are any differences or disapprovals, they can be resolved through talks mutually. Because, there cannot be any other solution.

“I feel that if there is place of Kashmiriyat in democracy, it will only be of humanity,” he said, adding that the people of the entire country want that Kashmir should once again become “firdaus” (paradise),” he said.

BJP MLC held for sexually harassing girl in train; suspended from party PATNA/HAJIPUR, JUL 24 (PTI): In a major embarrassment for BJP in Bihar, a party MLC was Sunday arrested in Hajipur on the charge of sexually harassing a minor girl in a train, prompting the party to suspend him.

BJP MLC Tunna Ji Pandey was arrested on the basis of a written complaint by the parents of the 12-year-old girl following the alleged incident on Howrah-Gorakhpur Poorvanchal Express, Superintendent of Railway Police (SRP), Muzaffarpur, BN Jha said.

The parents alleged that Pandey kissed their daughter in an AC-2 tier coach at around 3 AM and asked her to come to the toilet with him when the train was near Sarai station close to Hajipur junction.

The frightened girl raised an alarm following which the parents, who had their berths elsewhere in the compartment, rushed to her, Jha said.

The MLC was caught by the escort party on board the train and he was handed over to GRP in Hajipur.

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Tunna Ji Pandey sexual favours) and sections of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012, the SP said.

The legislator was later remanded to 14 days’ judicial custody by CJM Vaishali, Jairam Prasad.

Pandey, however, denied the charge, saying the girl shouted when he switched on the light to remove his mobile phone charger from soket.

Talking to reporters at the GRP police station, Pandey said he had told the girl’s parents that since he had to get down at Hajipur he was

removing his mobile charger from the plug and for that he switched on the light.

Facing embarrassment five days before the Monsoon session of the Bihar Legislature begins, BJP suspended Pandey.

“BJP has suspended party MLC Tunna Pandey,” senior BJP leader Sushil Kumar Modi said in a tweet.

The victim family was travelling from Howrah to Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh, while Pandey, who is in liquor trade, had a ticket from Duragapur to Hajipur.

Expressing sympathy with those injured during the ongoing unrest in the Valley, Singh appealed to the youth to desist from indulging in stonepleting.

“I appeal to the youth of Kashmir not to indulge in stonepelting and security forces should avoid use of pellet guns as far as possible,” he said.

Rajnath said Prime Minister Narendra Modi is concerned about the situation in Kashmir and wanted the situation to improve as soon as possible.

“I am very concerned at the situation in Kashmir and our Prime Minister is also very concerned over it. Along with expressing regret over what happened here, I offer my condolences to the families of all those who lost their lives.

“The Prime Minister spoke to me last night and discussed the situation (in Kashmir). He also wants that the situation should improve,” he said. Rajnath expressed regret over the loss of life during the ongoing unrest in Kashmir, saying the Centre was open to any constructive suggestions for improving the situation in the Valley.

“I appeal to all Kashmiris to come forward with constructive suggestions for improving the situation in Kashmir,” he added.

No clue of missing IAF AN32 plane; satellite imagery sought CHENNAI/VISHAKHAPATNAM, JUL 24 (PTI): As the arduous operation to trace the IAF’s missing AN32 aircraft with 29 people on board stretched into the third day today, the search and rescue team is now seeking satellite imagery to find any clue of the plane that lost contact over the Bay of Bengal.

“There is no sign of the plane as yet,” a senior defence official said.

At least 18 navy and coast guard ships including a submarine, and eight aircraft like P 81, C 130 and Dorniers are involved in the round the clock operation to search for the Port Blair-bound transport plane which went missing after it took off from the Tambaram air base near Chennai at 8.30 AM on July 22.

Inclement weather was posing a major challenge in the operation. The authorities are now seeking satellite imagery of the area.

“The search operation is continuing on a 24-hour basis and all resources at disposal are being used.

“We have also sought satellite information,” Eastern Naval Command chief Vice Admiral HCS Bisht said in Vishakhapatnam.

“The depth of water there is about 3,500 metres and in some place it is even more. As the depth increases, challenges also increase,” he said, adding that the weather was rough and

18 Cab ministers yet to adopt a village under phase II of SAGY NEW DELHI, JUL 24 (PTI): As many as 18 Cabinet ministers are yet to adopt a village in the second phase of ‘Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY)’, a scheme initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The scheme, which was announced by Modi in his first Independence Day speech, has now entered its second phase and the last date for selection of the village was January 31 this year.

As per the official data, besides Modi, only 8 ministers have adopted a village in the second phase.

Sushma Swaraj, Ramvilas Paswan, Jagat Prakash Nadda, Ashok Gajapathi Raju, Birender Singh, Thawar Chand Gehlot, Smriti Irani and Prakash Javadekar are the ministers who have adopted a village. The remaining 18 Cabinet ministers are yet to adopt a village, according to Rural Development Ministry’s data.

Under the SAGY, MPS from all political parties need to adopt villages with an aim to transform them into model villages and take the responsibility of developing physical

and institutional infrastructure in these areas.

All 795 MPs, including 543 from Lok Sabha and 252 from Rajya Sabha, are to develop 3 villages each by 2019.

In the first phase, out of 795 MPs, 701 had adopted villages, while in second phase the response was poor with merely 102 MPs having selected a village for adoption.

MPs have complained about lack of separate funding for the scheme. There is no separate budgetary allocation under SAGY, but MPs have been suggested to channelise money to their chosen villages through the convergence of 21 ongoing developmental schemes like Indira Awaas Yojana for rural housing, Pradhan Mantri Gramin Sadak Yojana and Beti Bachao Beti Padhao scheme. The objective of the SAGY is to substantially improve the standard of living and quality of life of all sections of the population in the selected villages.

Besides infrastructure development, the scheme aims at inculcating values in the villagers so they become models for others to follow.

IAF lodges missing complaint with TN police

After 48 hours of frantic search involving assets drawn from Airforce, Navy and Coast Guard, IAF authorities have lodged a formal complaint with Tamil Nadu police over the missing AN-32 aircraft.

“We have received a complaint that Air Force’s AN-32 transport aircraft has gone missing,” a senior police official said today.

“The complaint was lodged last night with Selaiyur police,” he said.

“The complaint says that 29 personnel on board AN-32 and the aircraft have gone missing. Among the missing personnel is one person from Tamil Nadu,” the official told PTI. Such a complaint has been lodged for legal purposes. A similar plaint was filed when Coast Guard’s Dornier aircraft went missing last year. The wreckage of the CG Dornier aircraft and bodies of its crew were later found off Cuddalore in Tamil Nadu.

Meanwhile, the search operations for the AN-32 aircraft involving multiple agencies continued for the third consecutive day.

AN-32, IAF’s Port Blair bound transport plane went missing after it took off from the Tambaram air base here by 8.30 AM on July 22.

CHIKMAGALURU (KARNATAKA), JUL 24 (PTI): Seven persons, including two Bajrang Dal activists, have been booked on charge of attacking a Dalit family in their house here recently for alleged cow slaughter, police said on Sunday.

The alleged attack has come to light amid furore over the assault on Dalits in Gujarat’s Una for allegedly skinning a cow.

Police registered the case against seven locals on a counter-complaint by three Dalits, who were on July 10 booked for allegedly slaughtering the cow in their house under Jayapura police station limits.

The alleged attack on Dalits came to light yesterday after ‘Komu Souharda Vedike’, a forum for communal harmony, raised the issue.

“Based on a complaint, we have booked seven persons, including two Bajrang Dal activists, for attacking three Dalits in their house,” Jayapura Sub-Inspector of Police Chandrashekhar told PTI. Acting on a complaint, police had initially filed a case against the Dalit family members.

“The accused had gone to the house of the Dalits on July 10 to find out whether they had slaughtered the cow, without seeking permission,” the SI said.

Dalit rape victim dies; angry DCW lashes out at Delhi police NEW DELHI, JUL 24 (PTI): A 14-year-old Dalit rape victim who was repeatedly sexually assaulted and was forced to drink a corrosive substance, died at a hospital here on Sunday, prompting an anguished DCW chief to lash out at the Centre and Delhi police on the issue of women’s safety.

“How many Nirbhayas does Delhi want? We all simply wait for next Nirbhaya to die,” the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) Chairperson Swati Maliwal said on Twitter, adding she “never felt so helpless.”

“The girl was fed a corrosive substance which completely destroyed her internal organs and she died a very painful death,” she said, adding that it was only after the Commission issued notice to the DCP (North), the accused who was roaming free was arrested.

She asked the Centre to set up a high-level ministerial committee on women safety under the leadership of Home Minister Rajnath Singh.

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inconsolable. How many Nirbhayas does Delhi want? We all simply wait for next Nirbhaya to die.

“To add insult to injury, Home Ministry scrapped Women Safety Sp Task Force in Delhi set up wen Nirbhaya died stating it’s mandate finished!

“She is dead ! We the system is responsible. Never felt so helpless. Need to do something. Come on people ...(sic),” Maliwal said in a series of tweets.

Maliwal was alluding to the Centre’s recent decision to disband the Special Task Force on women’s safety in Delhi.

It was established in 2013 in the aftermath of the brutal Nirbhaya gangrape.

On Friday, the DCW has issued a notice to DCP (North) questioning the handling of the case of the Dalit minor who was allegedly kidnapped by the accused just before a hearing in her rape case, subjected to sexual assault several times and forced to drink corrosive substance.

In the notice, the Commission had directed DCP

(North) to provide security to the girl and her family and asked why the police had not arrested the accused till date.

The Commission had also sought the details of action taken on the complaint of the victim’s parents regarding threat to their lives in an FIR filed on May 15 and asked the reasons for not registering offences under Section 3 of the SC and ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989. Giving details of the case, the Commission in its notice had said, an FIR under sections 363, 376 IPC and 4/6 of POCSO Act was registered in Burari police station on December 2 last year against a main accused Shivshankar.

According to the FIR in May, just before a hearing in the court, the girl was kidnapped from her house following which, on May 19, another FIR was registered.

The DCW said the victim was recovered between May 26-27 and her parents were called to Burari police station to meet her where they found their daughter bleeding profusely from the head.

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The other judges from the Punjab and Haryana High Court posted at the Rajasthan High Court are Justices Kanwaljit Singh Ahluwalia, Sabina and Nirmaljit Singh Kaur.

Sources in the government said a few months back the Centre had told the SC collegium that it is not advisable to have so many judges from one court posted at another high court. When the collegium recommended elevating Justice Thakur and Justice Grewal from acting judge to permanent judge, it had informed the government that steps will be taken once the two are elevated.

Now, it has recommended the transfer of the two judges back to the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the sources said.

While the Punjab and Haryana High Court has an approved strength of 85 judges, it is functioning with 46 -- a shortage of 39 judges.

it was raining.

He said the family members are being updated on a regular basis.

Meanwhile, airforce authorities have lodged a formal complaint with Tamil Nadu police over the missing AN-32 aircraft.

“We have received a complaint that Air Force’s AN-32 transport aircraft has gone missing,” a senior police official said today.

“The complaint was lodged last night with Selaiyur police,” he said.

“The complaint says that 29 personnel on board AN-32 and the aircraft have gone missing. Among the missing personnel is one person from Tamil Nadu,” the official told PTI. The complaint has been lodged for legal purposes. A similar complaint was filed when Coast Guard’s Dornier aircraft went missing last year. The wreckage of the CG Dornier aircraft and bodies of its crew were later found off Cuddalore in Tamil Nadu.

The Russian-made workhorse made the last radio contact at 0846 hours, 16 minutes after take off, on Friday.

Worries mounted for the authorities as time was running out and no positive signals emerged from the operations Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar yesterday undertook an aerial survey to personally monitor the search and rescue operations.

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hen Britain exited from the EU, it was a clear sign that the people were more concerned about their existence against the backdrop of swarming immigrants. There is a similar apprehension in other countries such as Germany, Italy, Hungary, Austria etc among the so-called rightists about immigration. The exit of Britain from the European Union had unnerved and psychologically devastated major EU nations such as Germany and France. Despite the fact that all European as well as other Western countries are concerned with the issue of rising immigration, no practical solution has been attempted. As a result of the 1985 Schengen Agreement, there is free travel within Europe. Citizens of European Union member states and their families have the right to live and work anywhere within the EU because of EU citizenship but not citizens of non-EU or non-EEA states. The open border or one Europe has its positives and negatives sides but it seems, many are not quite sure if it will benefit the EU more than the individual nations. According to an official report, almost 200 million individuals, about 3 percent of the world’s population, live outside the country where they were born, according to United Nations estimates. The global number of migrants more than doubled between 1970 and 2002, and the number continues to rise. Over 100 million migrants live in the more developed regions of the world, including nine million in Northern Europe, 22 million in Western Europe and 38 million in the United States. Proportionally, 9 percent of residents in Northern Europe, 12 percent in Western Europe, and 13 percent in the United States are immigrants and if children born in these destinations (the so-called second generation) are taken into account, the figures would roughly double. The apprehension over unabated immigration stems from fears of distortion of indigenous identity, affect on indigenous rights; placing great challenge against preservation of national, cultural and religious identity. There are economic arguments that unabated influx would have negative consequences on the local populace. Also, among the strongest argument against immigration is built around the general belief that crime rates show upward rise and several horrific incidents where hundreds have been killed and many more maimed by terrorist who were mostly immigrants. In 2008 to 2016 alone there have been over 108 terror attacks across Europe and America and they point to a discomforting relation with impact of radicalisation of Islam on immigrants or geo-politics. The terror attacks during 2008-2016(108 major international incidents) are more than double that the worst period during 1980-1988(59 incidents).The killings are not only in the West but have also been carried out with horrific proportions even in Muslim countries.

Even in the USA, shootings have been a feature of life and which have been committed by mentally deranged persons. The world today is under the grip of mindless violence and worse, there appears to be hardly any credible actionable strategy except to deploy security or set up CCTVs. There are certainly some countries which are exporting terrorist ideologies and strangely, many of them are strategic partners of the USA, the nation that had created the Taliban, ISIS and mujahedeen groups. This is where the mystery deepens.

DailyDevotion His Nature and Our Motives

…unless your righteousness exceeds the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees, you will by no means enter the kingdom of heaven. —Matthew 5:20 The characteristic of a disciple is not that he does good things, but that he is good in his motives, having been made good by the supernatural grace of God. The only thing that exceeds right-doing is right-being. Jesus Christ came to place within anyone who would let Him a new heredity that would have a righteousness exceeding that of the scribes and Pharisees. Jesus is saying, “If you are My disciple, you must be right not only in your actions, but also in your motives, your aspirations, and in the deep recesses of the thoughts of your mind.” Your motives must be so pure that God Almighty can see nothing to rebuke. Who can stand in the eternal light of God and have nothing for Him to rebuke? Only the Son of God, and Jesus Christ claims that through His redemption He can place within anyone His own nature and make that person as pure and as simple as a child. The purity that God demands is impossible unless I can be remade within, and that is exactly what Jesus has undertaken to do through His redemption.

No one can make himself pure by obeying laws. Jesus Christ does not give us rules and regulations— He gives us His teachings which are truths that can only be interpreted by His nature which He places within us. The great wonder of Jesus Christ’s salvation is that He changes our heredity. He does not change human nature— He changes its source, and thereby its motives as well.

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CNG found carcinogenic; No fuel is clean

GT must learn from aviation, go for maintenance, not scrap 10 cr vehicles a year

By Shivaji Sarkar Some of the regulators like the National Green Tribunal (NGT) are functioning more with enthusiasm ignoring the basic tenets of law and impact on the gradual wealth formation and economic growth.

The NGT order to regional transport office (RTO) for deregistering 10-year-old vehicle is also unscientific.

Its concern is more populist than practical. Throwing out say about 82496 (registered in 2015) diesel vehicles in Delhi, or about 5 lakh petrol vehicles every year, going by the 10year and 15-year scrapping orders, would impoverish the country but would not solve the problem of pollution. All over the country the numbers would swell to at least 10 crore a year. The NGT order ironically is in contradiction with the provisions of Motor Vehicles Act (MVA). A judicial or quasi judicial body is supposed to adhere to the law of the land.

The magistracy does that more appropriately. “It is stated that vehicles are released by the

magistrates after imposing fine under the MVA and the vehicles surface again on the roads”, the NGT noted on July 19.

There is nothing like a clean fuel. All fossil fuels – coal, petrol, diesel, kerosene and CNG – are “unclean”. Even electric vehicles’ batteries are pollutant. So should we ban any energy-producing substance?

“Natural gas is supposed to be a clean fuel when used in internal combustion engines, right? But, I don’t think people realize that what you see (smoke) is perhaps better than what you don’t see (no smoke from CNG vehicles),” said Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) director general MO Garg during his address at the Global Green Energy Conclave at Ahmedabad on August 6, 2015.

“Imagine what will be its effect when all the commercial vehicles, such as buses, run on natural gas in Delhi. You can see smoke coming out from diesel engine and tell that it is dangerous. But, nanocarbon particles coming out from vehicles is something we need to look at,” Garg added.

The compressed natural gas (CNG)-run buses are harmful for humans as they

emit “nanocarbon” particles ies in India. Why we should not which can cause cancer, ac- ban CNG vehicles, if we have to cording to a study conducted go by the logic of the NGT and

by CSIR with a professor of courts. The CSIR and CPCB Alberta University, who have studies reveal how utopian developed a device to measure orders are being passed by bodand analyze particles emitted ies, which do not function on reality and practicability. by vehicles, Garg said.

Mere euphoria cannot In 2010, the Central Pollution Control Board’s (CPCB) solve problems. It can hurt source appropriation for air pol- the fledgling economy of a country that lution study attributed about 7 Shivaji Sarkar is struggling to come up. percent of particulate matter pollution from It is possibly also hitting the CNG-run vehicles. Of the total efforts of political leaders, pollution PM load in the Capi- like prime minister Narendra tal, the study said 52 percent Modi, who are trying to take the economy on fast track. was because of dust.

The CPCB study said Such orders take country back that CNG vehicles contribute by several decades.

There is yet another about 10 percent of the total nitrogen dioxide load in the aspect. About a month ago, capital. “The CNG does not the civil aviation department contribute much to PM 10 allowed aviation companies (which is widely monitored). to purchase 18-year-old airBut it plays an important role craft, instead of 15-year-old, to in the circulation of smaller make air travel easier between particulate pollution of 2.5 smaller cities. The planes on and 1 microns. These facts are domestic US flight are often known in the scientific com- as old as 40 years. If these do munity but have not been dis- no cause pollution how can a seminated to people,” a senior well-maintained vehicle run CPCB scientist was quoted by on any fuel adhering Euro IV a Delhi newspaper (Hindustan to VI norms would cause it?

The NGT has not studied these Times, March 13, 2015).

The studies have come aspects unfortunately. It owes from the highest scientific bod- an explanation to the nation for

its not so wise decisions.

There is yet another aspect. Banning old vehicles add to pollution and problems of disposal of metallic and toxic substances. Cities across the country are facing severe garbage dumping problems.

Abandoning running and efficient vehicles would only add to problems and chaos. It is also against the very concept of “swachh Bharat”.

The quixotic ban orders sometimes of petrol vehicles, sometimes of 2000 cc diesel vehicles, at other of all diesel vehicles or levying of penal registration charges or utopian parking norms are hitting the automobile industry and users hard.

India has made efforts to make it a global automobile production hub. It earns substantial foreign exchange from vehicle exports. On an average it is earning over $ 2 billion a year forex. Almost a similar sum is earned by export of automobile ancillaries and spare parts.

The recent NGT and court decisions have caused uncertainty in the car industry. It hurts the transport and taxi industry and makes travel unnecessarily difficult and

costlier.

Apart such Tughlaqi orders increase rent-seeking and harassment of common man, who find it difficult to eke out a living. So far it was only the police. The latest order has empowered the RTO people also to do it. To survive the common man, be a private or commercial vehicle owner, would like to pay “illegal rents” than face the deprivation of his hard-earned vehicle.

Stringent impractical orders lead to a parallel economy and severe corruption.

The NGT’s concern is not unreal but the solution is. Let the nation follow the standards of maintenance of vehicles.

As per MVA, drafted with utmost care and practicability, vehicles are allowed to have registration even after 15 years if these are in suitable conditions. Let the NGT set those standards in consultation with the automobile industry. Let it learn from the aviation industry where four-decade-old aircraft are airworthy. Let no vehicle, unless not maintained properly, be ever scrapped.

The NGT needs to revise its orders and contribute to the economy and ease of life and business.

Post-mortem Consumer Rights under Investing in green technology—the future is now

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lobal investment in green energy increased by almost 17 percent in 2014, according to the 2015 Global Trends in Renewable Energy Investment report by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The country investing most heavily in renewable energy was China, which made investments totaling more than $83 billion. Closely following were the United States and Japan. What was once a mere glimpse into the future has indeed now become a reality as developing countries around the world make significant investments in green technology. (For related reading, see article: Clean Or Green Technology Investing.)

What’s Behind Green Technology Investing Green technology investing, also referred to as clean technology investing, typically involves the selection of investments in companies with sustainable and environmentally friendly practices and products/services.

While some clean technologies offer improvements that increase resource productivity and efficiency, others decrease environmental impact. As green technology continues to emerge as a growing force, several strong industry clusters have emerged: water & waste water, energy, advanced materials, agriculture, transportation, energy efficiency, and manufacturing. (See article: Top 10 Green Industries.)

Last year, global green energy investment surged, following two years of decline. Growth in green technology investment was largely driven by the solar boom taking place in Japan and China. Investments in renewables climbed to more than $270 billion, according to a report released

by UNEP. The report indicated that solar power investments accounted for almost $150 billion, while wind power investments stood at $99.5 billion. (For related reading, see article: China Is Winning The Renewable

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Energy Crown.)

In the UK, the government has set aside £24.5 million in funding for the Energy Catalyst, established by the Department of Energy and Climate Change, the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, and Innovate UK. During the first round of funding, 40 different technologies received a share of funding. The Energy Catalyst is open to researchers and businesses from any sector that are able to address energy challenges related to energy cost savings and reduction of carbon emissions. Among the projects funded by the Energy Catalyst is an engine that is capable of operating through the use of landfill emissions, windows that have the capacity to function as solar panels, and the largest battery in Europe. Not only are many of these projects the first of their kind in the UK, but many are also the first of their kinds in the world.

Global investment in green energy increased by almost 17 percent in 2014, according to the 2015 Global Trends in Renewable Energy Investment report by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The country investing most heavily in renewable energy was China, which made investments totaling more than $83 billion. Closely following were the United States and Japan. What was once a mere glimpse into the future has indeed now become a reality as developing countries around the world make significant investments in green technology. (For related reading, see article: Clean Or Green Technology Investing.)

What’s Behind Green Technology Investing Green technology investing, also referred to as clean technology investing, typically involves the selection of investments in companies with sustainable and environmentally friendly practices and products/services.

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Last year, global green energy investment surged, following two years of decline. Growth in green technology investment was largely driven by the solar boom taking place in Japan and China. Investments in renewables climbed to more than $270 billion, according to a report released

by UNEP. The report indicated that solar power investments accounted for almost $150 billion, while wind power investments stood at $99.5 billion. (For related reading, see article: China Is Winning The Renewable Energy Crown.)

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lthough businessman is aware of his social responsibilities even then we come across many cases of consumer exploitation. That is why government of India provided following rights to all the consumers under the Consumer Protection Act: 1. Right to Safety: According to this right the consumers have the right to be protected against the marketing of goods and services which are hazardous to life and property, this right is important for safe and secure life. This right includes concern for consumer’s long term interest as well as for their present requirement. Sometimes the manufacturing defects in pressure cookers, gas cylinders and other electrical appliances may cause loss to life, health and property of customers. This right to safety protects the consumer from sale of such hazardous goods or services.

2. Right to Information: According to this right the consumer has the right to get information about the quality, quantity, purity, standard and price of goods or service so as to protect himself against the abusive and unfair practices. The producer must supply all the relevant information at a suitable place.

3. Right to Choice: According to this right every consumer has the right to choose the goods or services of his or her likings.

The right to choose means an assurance of availability, ability and access to a variety of products and services at competitive price and competitive price means just or fair price. The producer or supplier or retailer should not force the customer to buy a particular brand only. Consumer should be free to choose the most suitable product from his point of view.

4. Right to be Heard or Right to Representation:

According to this right the consumer has the right to represent him or to be heard or right to advocate his interest. In case a consumer has been exploited or has any complaint against the product or service then he has the right to be heard and be assured that his/her interest would receive due consideration. This right includes the right to representation in the government and in other policy making bodies. Under this right the companies must have complaint cells to attend the complaints of customers.

5. Right to Seek Redressal: According to this right the consumer has the right to get compensation or seek redressal against unfair trade practices or any other exploitation. This right assures justice to consumer against exploitation. The right to redressal includes compensation in the form of money or replacement of goods or repair of defect in the goods as per the satisfaction of consumer.

Various redressal forums are set up by the government at national level and state level.

6. Right to Consumer Education: According to this right it is the right of consumer to acquire the knowledge and skills to be informed to customers. It is easier for literate consumers to know their rights and take actions but this right assures that illiterate consumer can seek information about the existing acts and agencies are set up for their protection.

The government of India has included consumer education in the school curriculum and in various university courses. Government is also making use of media to make the consumers aware of their rights and make wise use of their money.

Apart from the above six rights two additional rights are recommended by the UNO. Utkarsh Dayal

Naknyu Lüm (the festival of the ‘Chang’)

he Changs believe that the entire human race emerged from Changsang Mongko, considered as one of the oldest settlement for the Changs and many primeval stories of Changsang are unique in its essence. Of all the festival, Chang revere the Naknyu Lüm the most since it is believed that the whole world was engulfued in utter darkness for Three days and Three nights. The darkness was so intense that the people of Changsang were stranded in the field, some in the jungle, some at the journey and many were held up in their homes.

Because of this, intense darkness, it was considered Nakshou Naknyu, or Mother of all darkness. At such a time, when the people were striving hard to overcome the darkness, a man named Namo Moyang happened to kill a double tailed Lion amidst the darkness.

Therefore, he was renamed Namo Moyang (Molo signifies Lion). At that intense, the entire world suddenly burst into light.

Since then, In order to celebrate the victory over darkness, the forefather at Changsang resolved to please the heavenly god by celebrating Naknyu festival signifying the conquest of darkness by light.

Naknyu festival is celebrated every year in the 11th month of Chang calendar which falls in the last week of July between the dark moon and the new moon. The festival

is firstly pronounced by the elderly person from Oungh Clan and celebrated for three days. In this festival, people offer to the gods to invoke their blessings.

Special prayers are also said that darkness does not rule over them again. Naknyu festival is marked by many rituals and restriction. For instance, if a guest happens to accidently visit the home, he/she is required to visit the following year to avert falling ill.

On the first day of Naknyu, the women folk prepares flour from sticky rice and freshly harvested millet to make steamed biscuit. The selected animals especially Mithuns and Pigs are killed.

On the remaining hours, the members of the whole village put NGOUNAM (Ezhehozea , a scented plant used in ritual) in the surrounding of the house, at the water well, inside the house and outside the house.

It is believed to ward off evil spirits. At night after dinner and before sleep, three pieces each of wei (Saponaria, a wild nut which was used to shampoo the hair in ancient days) is placed at the front doorstep and the back door covered with hot ash and wait until it burst due to the heat. If the seed burst and split inside the house, it is considered as a bad omen and that the family would see famine and destruction but if the seed burst and split outside the house, the event means it will be a good year ahead.

The second day of the festival is filled with activities. It is a day of celebration, games competition, sharing and giving. In the morning, the woman folk offer rice beer to their brothers, cousins and relatives. The youngest in the family gets busy doing errands distributing steamed biscuits made of sticky rice and millets and cooked meat to relatives, neighbors and friends.

The elderly people get bust making Yans (tops) and Kongkin (mouth organ made of bamboo) for all. The woman folk play Kongkin and the male play the Yan. Biscuits made of sticky rice and millets are hung high on a pole and the young and old alike compete to reach with their mouth with their hands folded behind their back.

The competitors are rewarded with hoardes of rice cakes and many goodies. It is believed that the gods during Naknyu come down to collect the Yan and Wei. Hence, one piece of Wei is placed at the entrance of the house at night for the gods.

The third day determines the faith of the villagers. On the third day young men beat the log drum from dawn till morning. It denotes The declaration of people coming out of darkness and ushering dawn of light. The old man too sits together in the Morung waiting in utter silence to listen to the chirping of the first bird of the morning. They wait in attention for the pronouncement by

the birds as it was believed that the kind of bird to chirp first would define the future. If it is in the Auminshou (small bird with blue spots) to chirp first, it is considered a good omen, since it signifies the harvest of the year will be plentiful and an abundant crop is predicted.

If the bird is black with white spots, it confirms that there will be birth of many warriors in the village. But if the first bird to chirp is the Shopangshou, (a small bird with red spots) then it pronounces misfortune for the people and the village.

On the dawn of the third day, a chicken is released by an elder of the Oungh Clan at the gate of the village to signify the conclusion of the festival.

After day break, the first thing the villagers do is to clean up their respective drinking wells and ponds. And the rest of the day is spend clearing and constructing the roads to villages and fields.

Despite the fun and merriment during the Naknyulüm , the festival is signified by the rituals and many Ghenna has to be observed.

1. Chang’s do not dance (folk dance) during this festival.

2. No visitors are allowed or entertained at home. If any guest visits the home, then it is expected of him/her to visit during Naknyulüm the following year as well.

3. All animals booked for this festival are not spared.

4. No marriages is planned during the month of Naknyulüm 5. If rain pours during Naknyulüm, it brings harvest and fills the granary.

6. No house or granary is built during this season.

7. People are restricted from even trimming ones hair.

8. It is believed that any mistake in observation of the rituals will cause famine and pestilence in the village.

9. It is assumed that on the last night of the Naknyulüm

festival, the soul of the man or woman who is destined to die the coming year leaves the person.

10. Weaving handicraft and knitting should not be left incomplete/half done during the season.

11. Cultivation of fields or farms should not be left incomplete/half done during the season.

12. Exchange of uncooked meat during this festival is restricted.

Chang Tribal Council

Reader’s Post

Matters of educational degrees can be settled in Christian way Sir,

Wrong official records of educational degrees of certain senior leaders raised by some ones through court is moral and spiritual matter which can be settled by admitting “Yes” or “No” and nothing more than that. It is not to be prolonged for months or to be passed from court to court. Christ said, “Let your “Yes” be “Yes” and your “No” “No” anything beyond this comes from the evil one.” (Mat. 5:37).

If there is any guilt as alleged committed, confess it and put it right. God will forgive it and the Church and the people will appreciate it for exemplary guidance of the people and beyond that nothing is to be pursued by anybody. Thus it can be settled outside of court.

Rev. L. Suohie Mhasi

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur monday, July 25, 2016

2 AAP MLAs arrested in separate cases

mow her down after she visited his residence to raise the issue of power cuts while a Punjab Police team tonight arrested Naresh Yadav, who has been booked in connection with the alleged Malerkotla sacrilege incident on June 24. Both the arrests were made in Delhi.

Khan, also the chairman of the Delhi Waqf board, was first detained for questioning and then arrested, a day after he alleged at a press conference the woman was “pressurised” by police into giving a false statement against him.

“On July 22, the woman had recorded her statement before the magistrate under

Section 164 of CrPC. She had alleged while she was returning from the legislator’s residence, a vehicle tried mowing her down and Amanatullah was sitting in it,” said Joint Commissioner of Police, Southeast Range, R P Upadhyay.

Prior to that, she had on July 19 filed a complaint with police alleging that at the AAP MLA’s residence in Jamia Nagar, a youth had on July 10 abused her and threatened that she would be killed if she did not stop politicising the matter. An FIR was subsequently registered in this regard.

After her statement to the magistrate, Section 308 (attempt to commit culpable homicide) was added to the FIR, the officer said.

“It is a non-bailable charge and we have arrested Khan,” Upadhyay said.

Reacting to Khan’s arrest, Arvind Kejriwal tweeted, “Modi ji arrests one more AAP MLA.” Further, he tweeted in Hindi, “Anandiben in Gujarat sends Dalits and Patidars to jails in false cases, Modiji sends Delhiites to jails in false cases.

Delhi and Gujarat will now fight together”.

Punjab Police IG (Patiala Zone) Paramraj Singh Umra Nangal said in Chandigarh,

“We have arrested AAP MLA Naresh Yadav from his house in Delhi. He will be produced in the Malerkotla court tomorrow.”

Earlier. he said that a team of Punjab police was despatched to Delhi to arrest Yadav.

Umra Nangal said an arrest warrant was procured from a local court to arrest Yadav.

Yadav was booked after one of the accused, Vijay Kumar, arrested in connection with the incident, claimed he had done it at the behest of the AAP MLA. He has been charged under IPC sections 109 (punishment for abetment if the act abetted is committed in consequence and where no express provision is made for its punishment), 153A (promoting enmity between different groups on grounds of religion, race, place of birth etc and doing acts prejudicial to maintenance of harmony), 295 (injury or defiling place of worship with an intent to insult the religion of any class).

The Mehrauli MLA and his party have denied the charges and alleged it was a “political conspiracy” to malign the party’s image ahead of Assembly polls in Punjab.

Men with ISIS links brought to Kochi for probe KOCHI, JUL 24 (PTI): Two men, arrested from Mumbai for allegedly recruiting youths to ISIS, were brought here on Sunday as part of Kerala Police’s probe into a complaint that the duo radicalised youths from the state and forced them to join the terror outfit abroad.

Arshi Qureshi and Rizwan Khan, arrested by Kerala Police in assistance with Maharashtra Police in two separate operations last week, were brought here by air and later taken to a destination under tight security for questioning, police said.

While Qureshi, allegedly associated with controversial preacher Zakir Naik’s Islamic Research Foundation, was arrested on July 21, Khan was picked up from his residence at Kalyan in Thane district on Friday night.

Both were produced in a local court, which sent them to transit remand till July 25.

Kerala Police had traced Qureshi to Mumbai following a complaint lodged in Kochi by the brother of a young woman, who is suspected to have joined ISIS along with her husband.

F&CS informs on PHH Rashtrapati Bhavan museum to open from Oct 2 ration cards in Dmu dist. naga; Kuhoboto, SDO (Civil) Office, Kuhoboto; Nihokhu, EAC Office, Nihokhu; Dhansiripar, SDO (Civil) Office, Dhansiripar; Medzhipheme, ADC Office, Medzhiphema; Chumukedima, EAC Office, Chumukedima; Dimapur Sadar, SDO (Civil) Office, Dimapur Sadar; Dimapur municipal wards, Office of the Superintendent of F&CS, Dimapur.

Further, it informed that the cards would be issued from July 27onwards in all the above mentioned offices except for Dimapur municipal wards, for which the office will notify on a later date.

Irreconcilable differences within NPF continue

(From p-1) getting NPF tickets for having stood by T.R.Zeliang and Dr Shurhozelie during the internal crisis.

It is learnt many sitting NPF MLAs may not get party tickets and also those who had stood as party candidates in 2013. Part y veterans said that “implosion” within NPF cannot be ruled out and it was the reason why a number of MLAs and members have approached BJP to contest in 2018. The biggest gainer of the uncertainty appears to be the BJP whose officials exuded confidence that the part y would become a major player in 2018.

only museum in the country which is underground. This is an event based story telling museum, it is not a object based museum.

“It reflects particular events of history which are connected with the Rashtrapati Bhavan. The story is told in digital format, through virtual reality and other digital interactive platform,” he said.

Presenting history through various hi-tech mediums is the major highlight of the museum. One of the virtual reality experiences will take the visitors to 1931 and join Mahatma Gandhi as he comes out of the Viceregal House after signing the Gandhi–Irwin Pact.

Replica of President’s study is also projected on the television which digitally gives the visitors a chance to feature with the Head of State.

Security jawans patrolling a street during curfew and srike in Srinagar for 15th consecutive day on Sunday. (PTI) SRINAGAR, JUL 24 (PTI): With a constable and a civilian succumbing to injuries today, the death toll in the ongoing unrest in Kashmir climbed to 47, while curfew remained in force in five districts of the Valley and some parts of the summer capital as a precautionary measure.

An uneasy calm prevailed in Kashmir where normal life was paralysed for the 16th consecutive day today even as security agencies braced for a march called by separatists tomorrow.

“Curfew is in force in five South Kashmir districts - Anantnag, Kulgam, Kupwara, Pulwama and Shopian and eight police station areas of Srinagar city as a precautionary measure,” a police official said.

While curfew has already been lifted from four districts - Bandipora, Baramulla, Budgam and Ganderbal, restrictions continue in these areas on the assembly of four or more persons, he said, adding the situation across the Valley is peaceful so far.

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On July 15, a mob pelted stones at police station Yaripora in Kulgam. During the stone pelting, suspected militants hurled a grenade at the police station, resulting in injuries to six personnel including Mudasir.

Sameer Ahmad Wani, a resident of Khonmoh area of Pampore in south Kashmir’s Pulwama district, was injured during the violent clashes on July 10. He died during treatment at SKIMS Soura,

a police official said. Life in Kashmir has been paralysed since July 9, a day after Wani was killed in an encounter with security forces.

Separatists have been spearheading the agitation and called for a march to Anantnag town tomorrow.

The security grid has geared itself to ensure that the march does not take place, the police official said.

He said police and CRPF personnel, who have already been deployed in strength at vulnerable spots across the Valley, have been directed to strictly implement the curfew and restriction.

Over 5,000 civilians and security personnel have been injured in the violent clashes between protesters and security forces following Wani’s killing.

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NEW DELHI, JUL 24 (PTI): Border guarding forces of India and Pakistan will hold their bi-annual DG-level talks on issues related to ceasefire violations, infiltration and digging of illegal tunnels along the International Border (IB) this week in Lahore.

Officials said the meeting will take place on July 27-28 and senior officials from here, led by BSF Director General K K Sharma, will leave for Pakistan tomorrow.

The other members of the 22-member Indian delegation will cross over from the Attari-Wagah land border at Amritsar. The last such meeting between the Border Security Force and Pakistan Rangers was held here in September last year.

Officials said the IB has been “relatively less volatile” in nearly nine months since the last meeting between the two forces compared to the frequent ceasefire violations in Jammu and Kashmir in the early 2015. But infiltration and drugs smuggling continued to be a matter of concern.

for the completion of the museum, which cost an estimated Rs 80 crore, and, according to Paul, their purpose is to take the common people on a ride through the history of President’s estate.

“Our focus was not to focus on object. The artifacts we have put here are related to the Rashtrapati Bhavan and the legacy the presidents have left behind. Here our purpose was to present the history,” she added.

A hop-on, hop-off tourist bus will also be flagged off by the President on the occasion of completing four years in office.

Created in the area of 1, 30,000 square feet, the museum will be a new home to around 2000 artifacts that will tell the tale of the Rashtrapati Bhavan and the presidents of India, said science popularizer and museum maker Saroj Ghose. “This is the

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DIMAPUR: Department of Food and Civil Supplies, Dimapur has informed village councils/GBs/ ward chairmen/ward members to obtain the required Priority Household Ration Cards (PHH Ration Cards) in order to avail entitlements under the National Food Security Act (NFSA) 2013.

For further distribution to the eligible beneficiaries under their jurisdictions, superintendent F&CS Dimapur N. Jamonger Ao has asked all concerned to obtain PHH Ration Cards from the following offices-Niuland, ADC Office, Niuland; Aghunaga, EAC Office, Aghu-

NEW DELHI, JUL 24 (PTI): The phase II of Rashtrapati Bhavan museum, which will cater the visitor with hitech storytelling experience through virtual reality and multi-screen projection, will open for public from October 2. The museum will be inaugurated tomorrow by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to mark the completion of four years of President Pranab Mukherjee as the Head of State.

“Tomorrow we will be having a soft launch. We will give the tour operators a signal to start booking for it. For normal public the museum will open from October 2.

“It will be open six days a week. We have put the initial ticket price to be Rs 50 and gate number 30 will be designated for the entry,” Secretary to President Omita Paul said.

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NEW DELHI/CHANDIGARH, JUL 24 (PTI): In a double whammy for AAP, two MLAs of Delhi’s ruling party were on Sunday arrested-- one for allegedly trying to mow a woman down and another in a sacrilege incident in Punjab-taking to 11 the number of its legislators held by police in different cases.

T h e A r v i n d Ke j r i wal-headed Aam Aadmi Party(AAP) has 67 legislators in the 70-member Delhi Assembly after it swept to power in February 2015.

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official told journalists on Saturday. “The thing that would be very disruptive to confidence is if this becomes a highly confrontational process,� he said.

Other challenges threaten: a slowdown in the Chinese economy, as well as terrorist attacks and the failed coup in Turkey.

Earlier this month, 84 people were killed in the French Riviera city of Nice when a Tunisian truck driver – suspected to be inspired by the Islamic State jihadist group – ploughed a 19-tonne vehicle through a holiday crowd.

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Philip Hammond -- who was seated in the front row of a group photo today – told reporters the subject had come up “a great deal�. “The reality is there will be a measure of uncertainty continuing right up to the conclusion of our negotiations with the EU,� he said.

Before the meeting the International Monetary Fund (IMF) downgraded its forecasts for global growth this year and next by 0.1 percentage point, to 3.1 percent and 3.4 per cent respectively. “’Brexit’ marks the materialisation of an important downside risk to global growth,�

IMF staff said in a report ahead of the meeting, adding that as it was “still very much unfolding, more negative outcomes are a distinct possibility�.

Officials in Chengdu said protracted or acrimonious talks between the EU and Britain over the departure could heighten the dangers. “It won’t mean that they’ll get there in a week or a month.

It’s a process that could take longer,� a senior US Treasury

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CHENGDU (CHINA), JUL 24 (AFP): Britain’s vote to leave the European Union heightens risks for the world economy, finance chiefs from the G20 group of leading countries said on Sunday.

The outcome of last month’s referendum “adds to the uncertainty in the global economyâ€?, they said in a communiquĂŠ after a meeting in China.

But they insisted that EU member countries were “well positioned to proactively address the potential economic and financial consequences� of the vote, adding: “In the future, we hope to see the UK as a close partner of the EU.�

The G20 cited several other factors complicating the global economic environment, among them “geopolitical conflicts, terrorism, and refugee flows�. But participants said Brexit was at the forefront of concerns at the meeting in Chengdu, the last before the grouping’s annual summit in the Chinese city of Hangzhou in September.

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(APMC) Act requires farmers to sell their produce only to middlemen approved by the government in authorised Mandis. The Consumer Affairs Secretary has invited states’ attention towards the action plan adopted for this purpose at the states food ministers’ meeting held in May this year. “States have also been requested to consider a pricing policy for pulses and such other essential food items under Section 3(2) (c) of the Essential Commodities Act and to make it enforceable for all the stake-holders to cap the prices of essential commodities,� the statement said. Hem Pande also asked the states to implement the Price Stabilisation Fund Scheme for market intervention to enhance availability and check prices of essentials. States have been asked to create a robust information management system of prices, production, availability, unscrupulous trading, hoarding, black marketing and to strengthen the price monitoring cells to have the ground zero information available on a daily basis.

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that we are a services economy and services do contribute about 60 per cent of our national GDP,� he further said.

Speaking about the promotion of higher education by private sector, he said it was unimaginable 20-25 years ago.

He said the population in India can become advantageous if they are trained and converted as human resources. “We have one of the largest population in the world.

And one important change that is taking place is that population in most developed countries is contracting. They have an ageing problem. They do not have even have adequate number of people to manage their own systems.

What do we do with this large population? Obviously education plays a very important role to create human resource.

That human resource is not only useful to India but to the whole world,� he said.

According to him, as the country grows, the desire of people to get career outside the government increases as in a narrower economy everybody looks for a job in the government. “But 20-25 years ago I would not have imagined that such large credible educational institutions or private educational establishments (to come up). Institutions at school level can come up, but at higher educational level was never anticipated,� he said.

NEW DELHI, JUL 24 (IANS): The Centre has urged states to remove all local taxes and consider capping the prices of pulses, edible oils and other essential commodities to help make these available at “reasonable prices�. States have also been requested to keep a close watch on hoarding and black-marketing of essential commodities in view of the coming festival season, said a statement issued on Sunday by the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution. “In a letter written to Chief Secretaries, Hem Pande, the Secretary of Department of Consumer Affairs, has asked the states to take up market intervention on a real time basis and to review APMC Acts on priority to delist pulses and other essential food items so that farmers can sell their produce at any place of their choice,� said the statement. “It will ensure reasonable prices for consumers and also fetch better prices for farmers,� it said. An Agricultural Produce Market Committee

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HYDERABAD, JUL 24 (PTI): Indian agriculture sector, which contributes about 16 per cent to the nation’s GDP is grossly “underemployed�, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Sunday said.

Speaking at the inaugural ceremony of Symbiosis International University campus at Kothur in Mahaboobnagar District, Jaitely said population in some of the developed countries is contracting and the trend may present opportunities to the Indian youth if they are trained well. “Agriculture in India barely gives to agriculturists subsistence. In fact, people are already underemployed there.

We can’t afford to have 55 per cent of people in agriculture contributing 16 per cent to the national GDP. That creates inequalities.

In terms of manufacturing, our aspiration is that it should be about 25 per cent of our economy. And therefore we lost the opportunity when the first industrial revolution came, we lost the opportunity when the second and third industrial revolution came... that is lowcost manufacturing,� he said.

According to the finance minister, China and other Asian economies benefited more than India. “Now it seems that fourth industrial revolution is there for India to catch up... hopefully we may... but we are not sure.� “The hard reality is

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While Jaitley has indicated his openness in scrapping the 1 per cent additional tax after a panel headed by Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian favoured it, the issue needs to be discussed with the manufacturing states.

In order to mobilise support from regional parties for the long-pending indirect tax reform, Jaitley met Bihar Chief Minister and JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar and courted senior leadership of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana over the weekend.

The government is counting on regional parties to push through the legislation in the Rajya Sabha. After meeting Jaitley last week, Bihar Chief Minister and JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar is backing the government’s move of not putting the tax cap in the Constitution amendment Bill. The TMC and the BJD have already extended their support.

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On Friday, while listing out government business for the week beginning July 25, Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi told the Rajya Sabha that the GST Bill will come up for discussion next week. “(This is for) further consideration and passing of the Constitution 122nd Amendment Bill, 2014, as passed by the Lok Sabha and as reported by the Select Committee of the Rajya Sabha,� he said in the Upper House.

The Congress, which originally mooted GST in 2009 to replace all indirect taxes, has been demanding that the overall rate be capped at 18 per cent and scrapping of an additional 1 per cent tax designed to compensate manufacturing states that fear losing out on revenue. It also wants an independent mechanism to resolve disputes between states over revenue sharing.

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NEW DELHI, JUL 24 (PTI): Government is likely to list the much-delayed GST Bill for discussion in the Rajya Sabha this week after Finance Minister Arun Jaitley meets state finance ministers on Tuesday.

Jaitley, who has been engaged in back-channel negotiations with Congress leaders to get the main opposition party on board, will discuss proposed amendments to the GST legislation passed by the Lok Sabha at the meeting of the empowered committee of state finance ministers.

The meeting may take up changes as demanded by the Congress in the constitutional amendment Bill, including one for scrapping of one per cent additional tax in hands of the states, official sources said.

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill will be listed for discussion in the Rajya Sabha after taking on board views of the states.

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China rain dead toll crosses 250

Beijing, Jul 24 (PTI): Over 250 people have been killed or missing in heavy torrential rains and floods that have wreaked havoc in China with about 2.5 lakh people still trapped in the central Hubei Province.

While the floods have claimed 114 lives with 111 missing in Hubei province during the past few days, 18 others have died with nine others listed missing in Anyang city, Henan Province.

In the devastation caused by torrential rains, the death toll has gone up to 132 and of the number of those missing to 120.

Last week’s rain in Henan brought floods and disrupted traffic, power and telecommunications. Anyang was among the worst-hit where 192,700 people were evacuated and 54,600 hectares of crops were damaged. More than 35,000 houses collapsed.

The city government has allocated 360 million yuan (USD 54 million) for disaster relief. Relief supplies including bottled water, food, quilts and tents were airdropped to eight villages which have been cut off by road.

More than 300,000 people have been involved in the rescue efforts.

Over 6.8 lakh people have been affected and 10 townships swamped following continuous heavy rainfall from July 18 to 20, Tianmen city government in the Hubei Province said.

Over 500 soldiers, 1,000

Armed police officers and fire workers transfer trapped villagers at Nanshi Village on Wednesday in Xingtai, Hebei Province of China. people and 62 speedboats have been sent for rescue work while more than 10,000 people have been sent to ensure the safety of river banks in the Hubei Province, staterun Xinhua news agency reported.

Local authorities have evacuated nearly 3.10 lakh people.

Flooding and rain-triggered landslides have caused the collapse of 52,900 houses and damaged 155,000 there.

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nomic losses of over 16 billion yuan (USD 2.4 billion).

The worst-hit Daxian Village of Xingtai City was almost empty after a flash flood swamped it early Wednesday.

At least 8 villagers were killed and one missing.

“I heard people yelling ‘flood’ at about 2:30 AM. I woke up my wife and children and rushed out of door immediately. In no time the water level was above my waist,” said Zhang Erqiang, a local villager.

“My wife and I panicked and we climbed to a tree, and

stayed there for several hours until rescuers arrived in the morning,” Zhang said.

“But our daughter and son were washed away and their bodies were just found,” he said.

The news of heavy casualties in Xingtai, just 400km south of Beijing, only began emerging over the past 24 hours when thousands of local residents took to the street to protest against the alleged belated disaster warning and ineffective rescue efforts, the Hong-Kong based South China Morning Post reported.

Pakistan daily slams PM for rhetoric remark

Trump hits out at Clinton and Kaine

Islamabad, Jul 24 (PTI): Describing Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif ’s rhetoric about accession of Kashmir to Pakistan as “wishful thinking”, a leading Pakistani daily today said statements like these will invite “more trouble” for the country as well as for the Kashmiri people.

“It has become a norm for politicians to make unrealistic claims and repeat popular phrases for getting votes...

Talking about Kashmir’s accession with Pakistan is easy but nobody knows how it will happen,” the Daily Times said in an editorial referring to Sharif ’s recent statement that Pakistan is waiting for the day when Kashmir becomes its part.

Slamming the prime minister’s statement as mere “rhetoric”, it said that politicians utter these statements to win the masses’ support and the people continue to suffer due to this mentality.

“Pakistan’s official stance on Kashmir is that it extends all-out moral support to Kashmiris’ struggle for freedom, and will continue to raise its voice for their right to self- determination at every platform. This stance is commendable but making statements about the accession of Kashmir without any clear policy seems inappropriate,” it said.

By uttering these words, in fact, the prime minister is challenging the authority of India and inviting more trouble not only for Pakistan but Kashmiris also, it said.

Making an impressive debut on the campaign trail, Democratic vice presidential candidate Senator Tim Kaine today accused Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump of wrecking lives “wherever he goes” and asked Americans not to let it happen with them.

Kaine, the junior Senator from Virginia, on Friday was selected by Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton as her running mate. “From Atlantic City to his so-called university, he leaves a trail of broken promises and wrecked lives wherever he goes. We can’t afford to let him do the same thing to our country,” 58year-old Kaine told a cheering crowd in Miami, Florida in his maiden speech as Clinton’s running mate.

The two would be formally accepting the nomination at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia this week. “We can’t afford to let him do the same thing to our country. And folks, we don’t have to – because Hillary Clinton is the direct opposite of Donald Trump,” Kaine said with Clinton standing by his side. The two leaders made a joint first appearance in Miami after Friday’s announcement.

“Hillary Clinton, she doesn’t insult people, she listens to them. What a novel concept, right? She doesn’t trash our allies, she respects them. And she’ll always have our backs – that is something I am rocksolid sure of,” he said.

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Washington, Jul 24 (PTI): Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump today hit out at his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton and her running mate Tim Kaine, saying they “do not look presidential” as he claimed that enemies like ISIS are “drooling” over their nomination.

“Just saw crooked Hillary and Tim Kaine together.

ISIS and our other enemies are drooling. They don’t look presidential to me!” Trump said on twitter as he posted a series of tweets wherein he described Kaine as a job killer.

“Tim Kaine has been praising the Trans Pacific Partnership and has been pushing hard to get it approved. Job killer!” he said.

The four-day Democratic National Convention is being held in Philadelphia from July 25. “Funny that the Democrats would have their convention in Pennsylvania where her

husband and she killed so many jobs. I will bring jobs back!” Trump said. “Crooked Hillary Clinton has destroyed jobs and manufacturing in Pennsylvania,” he tweeted.

He alleged that “Kaine is, and always has been, owned’ by the banks”. “Bernie supporters are outraged, was their last choice.

Bernie fought for nothing!” he said. “The Bernie Sanders supporters are furious with the choice of Tim Kaine, who represents the opposite of what Bernie stands for. Philly fight?” he said in another tweet.

Trump alleged that Kaine that took hundreds of thousands of dollars in gifts while Governor of Virginia.

Meanwhile, his campaign announced that Trump and his running mate Mike Pence would hit the election trail tomorrow with Town Halls in Virginia and Pennsylvania, and campaign rally in North Carolina.

Razak to strengthen ties with India Munich gunman ‘obsessed’ Ghani vows for revenge as Kabul mourns with mass killings: Officials

Munich, Jul 24 (AFP): The teenager who shot dead nine people in a gun rampage in Munich was “obsessed” with mass killers like Norwegian rightwing fanatic Anders Behring Breivik and had no links to the Islamic State group, police said.

Europe reacted in shock to the third attack on the continent in just over a week, after 18-year-old David Ali Sonboly went on a shooting spree at a shopping centre on Friday in what appears to have been a premeditated attack, before turning the gun on himself.

Officials said Sonboly, a German-Iranian student, had a history of mental illness.

Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said the teenager had likely hacked a girl’s Facebook account and used it to lure victims to the McDonald’s outlet where he began his rampage.

“There is absolutely no link to the Islamic State,” Munich police chief Hubertus Andrae said, with prosecutors describing the assault as a “classic act by a deranged person”.

Investigators see an “obvious link” between Friday’s killings and Breivik’s massa-

cre of 77 people in Norway exactly five years earlier, Andrae added.

Chancellor Angela Merkel said Munich had suffered a “night of horror”.

Most of the victims in Friday’s attack were young people, with three aged just 14, police said.

Munich prosecutor Thomas Steinkraus-Koch said Sonboly had suffered depression, but voiced caution over reports he may have undergone psychiatric treatment.

The teenager had 300 rounds of ammunition in a rucksack when he targeted the busy Olympia shopping mall, just minutes away from the flat he shared with his family, according to authorities.

Police are investigating how he managed to obtain his weapon, a 9mm Glock pistol with a defaced serial number.

Germany’s bestselling Bild newspaper pointed out that a Glock pistol was also among the firearms used by Breivik. In the grieving city of Munich, residents laid roses and lit candles in memory of the victims, with one placard bearing the simple plea: “Why?”

Kuala Lumpur, Jul 24 (PTI): Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has vowed to strengthen trade ties with India and pay “great attention” to helping the Indian diaspora in the multi-ethnic nation.

“I believe in developing this country on an inclusive basis. I will pay great attention to helping the Indian community,” Najib said at the launch of the 1st World Kongu Tamilar Conference here last evening.

Ethnic Indians form eight per cent of Malaysia’s 28 million people.

He said the government’s continuous efforts had helped preserve and safeguard the

Tamil community’s language and culture in Malaysia. Students in Malaysia have the opportunity to learn Tamil right from pre-school level to tertiary level.

Najib said the government had approved the establishment of six new Tamil primary schools, in addition to the 524 such existing schools in the country.

“Tamil language and Tamil literature are also taught at secondary schools. Our national Tamil radio, Minnal FM has 24-hour broadcast in Tamil and there are at least six Tamil dailies,” he noted.

The event was organised by the Malaysia Kongu Tamilar Association, which repre-

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Lahore, Jul 24 (PTI): Five Taliban militants who were plotting to attack government installations and personnel of law enforcement agencies have been killed in an encounter by security forces in Pakistan’s Punjab province.

Acting on a tip-off, a team of the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) raided the terrorists’ location near Kurd Chowk in Rojhan tehsil of Rajanpur, some 400 km from Lahore, late last night, police said.

“A CTD team accompanied by the Rajanpur police raided the terrorists’ hideout during which they opened fire and threw handgrenades at the team,” said a spokesperson of CTD, Punjab Police.

“The raiding team returned fire and when guns fell silent, five of the attackers were found dead,” he added.

He claimed the five terrorists were killed in firing by their accomplices.

“Two to three suspects managed to escape taking advantage of darkness,” he said.

The spokesman further said the terrorists were “planning to attack government installations and personnel of law enforcement agencies”.

“The dead terrorists have been identified and they belonged to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan and Lashkar-i-Jhangvi,” he said. In a separate raid, police arrested three suspected

terrorists today in township here.

According to the CTD, police and CTD personnel raided the hideout after being alerted about the suspected terrorists and arrested

Ashra Ghani areas of Afghanistan.

Ghani renamed the site of the attack as “Martyr’s Square”. It remained littered with scorched metal, charred flesh and forlorn personal items including shoes, ID cards and protest banners with messages such as “Don’t eliminate us”.

Many protesters defiantly camped there overnight, holding candlelight vigils and reciting Koranic verses even though the government announced a 10-day ban on public gatherings on security grounds.

The wounded overwhelmed city hospitals, with reports of blood shortages and urgent appeals for donors swirling on social media. IS, which controls territory across Syria and

Iraq, claimed the bombings in a statement carried by its affiliated Amaq news agency, calling it an attack on a “gathering of Shiites”.

The devastating attack in the capital represents a major escalation for IS, which so far has largely been confined to the eastern province of Nangarhar where they are known for brutality including beheadings.

The Afghan government is currently in the middle of an operation backed by NATO airstrikes against IS in Nangarhar, after Ghani earlier this year claimed that the group had been defeated.

NAT O t h i s m o n t h claimed that the group’s influence was waning as it steadily lost territory, with their fighters largely confined to two or three districts in the province from around nine in January.

“There is no doubt that IS is under intense pressure in Nangarhar, and they are desperate to reassert themselves with attacks such as the one in Kabul,” analyst Ahmad Saeedi told AFP. The Taliban, who are in the middle of their annual summer offensive and are more powerful than IS, strongly denied any involvement in Saturday’s attack.

three militants.

The police recovered weapons and terror-related literature from them.

The suspects have been shifted to undisclosed location for questioning.

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Central Executive Council (CEC) 19th Annual Meeting Held on 22nd July 2016.

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Dhaka, Jul 24 (PTI): Bangladesh police today arrested four suspected women operatives of homegrown militant group Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) blamed for the country’s worst terror attack on a cafe here in which 22 people, mostly foreigners, were killed.

“We arrested the four women workers of JMB raiding a den of the outfit,” a police officer told PTI. The four were arrested in northwestern Sirajganj district.

Police also seized grenade manufacturing materials, six homemade bombs and several jihadi books from the hideout during the raid.

Their arrest came days after police arrested a woman in connection the July 1 terrorist attack on the Holey Artisan Bakery here. Mass circulation Protom Alo newspaper quoting unidentified “sources” familiar with the investigation that she was previously known to at least one of the attackers.

The woman was arrested after elite anti-crime Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) released a video footage of four suspected terrorists, including a woman, believed to be directly linked to the July 1 Islamist attack.

The attack left 22 people, including 17 foreigners, dead.

Kabul, Jul 24 (AFP): Kabul was plunged into mourning today after the deadliest attack in 15 years killed 80 people and left hundreds maimed, reigniting concern that the Islamic State group was seeking to expand its foothold in Afghanistan.

Tempers were frayed a day after the twin bombings that tore through crowds of Shia Hazara protesters, as many anxiously searched hospitals and morgues, looking among the mutilated bodies for missing relatives.

The attack in the majority Sunni country highlighted the risk of sectarian disharmony in a nation that has largely avoided the bloody strife between Sunnis and Shias across much of the Muslim world.

“I promise you that I will avenge the blood of our loved ones on the perpetrators of this crime, wherever they are,” President Ashraf Ghani said, declaring a national day of mourning.

The bombings occurred as thousands of Hazara protesters had gathered to demand that a multi-million-dollar power line pass through their electricitystarved province of Bamiyan, one of the most deprived

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sents 80,000 of the 200,000 Kongu Tamilar in the country.

Some 10,000 participants, as well as 2,000 delegates from 12 countries, attended the inauguration gathering.

The Kongu Tamilar community originated from the Kongu Nadu region in India, comprising the western part of Tamil Nadu and included parts of Karnataka and Kerala.

Addressing the foreign delegates, Najib reaffirmed his commitment to further strengthening bilateral trade between Malaysia and India.

“I believe there are many, many more opportunities for our two countries to work together, and I encourage all our visitors to think of Malaysia as a gateway to ASEAN,” he said.

Najib, who is also the Finance Minister, pointed out that India has been Malaysia’s largest export destination in the South Asian region since 1998. From 2003 to 2015, trade increased by more than four-fold. Last year, India was Malaysia s tenth largest trading partner.

Najib said thousands of jobs were created in local manufacturing projects with Indian participation.

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Lotha Students' Union Diphupar (LSUD) Executives along with its members conducted a mass social work on Saturday, 23rd July.

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iting examples of late King of Pop Michael Jackson and late rocker Elvis Presley, megastar Amitabh Bachchan says a person becomes more valuable after his death than his earnings during his lifetime.

Talking about value of one’s life after death, the ‘Piku’ star shared on his blog on Sun-

day: “Would Elvis and Michael have known what worth they were leaving behind? Or if they knew, would they know, its value... and more.”

“Death was graciously more value for them, than a lifetime of earning. Better to die first and then live.” The unwell 73-year-old also updated his fans about his health, saying

Shahid Kapoor approached to teach acting to students

it is getting better now.

“There is discomfort and anger within. The medication makes it so. It deprives me of expression and a suitable connect. Be in good spirit or hallowed presence, there is a condition of health, but nothing to be alarmed about.

It is under control,” Amitabh wrote.

arner Bros unveiled the “Wonder Woman” trailer at San Diego Comic Con and Gadot, who stars as Diana, warrior princess of the Amazons, revealed she took inspiration from the real-life Princess Diana, after watching a documentary on the late British royal, reported Collider.

“She leads from her heart not from her head. And that describes this Diana,” Gadot said.

The trailer’s official description said: “Before she was Wonder Woman, she was Diana, princess of the

Amazons, trained to be an unconquerable warrior.

“Raised on a sheltered island paradise, when an American pilot crashes on their shores and tells of a massive conflict raging in the outside world, Diana leaves her home, convinced she can stop the threat.

“Fighting alongside man in a war to end all wars, Diana will discover her full powers...

And her true destiny.”

“Wonder Woman” also stars Chris Pine, Robin Wright, Connie Nielsen, David Thewlis, Danny Huston, Elena Anaya and Ewen Bremner.

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Twinkle slams Naseeruddin for Rajesh Khanna comments

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winkle Khanna has hit out at veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah, who said that her late father Rajesh Khanna was responsible for bringing “mediocrity” in the Hindi film industry in the ‘70s.

Twinkle, 42, the elder daughter of Rajesh Khanna and Dimple Kapadia, tweeted, “Sir if you can’t respect the living, respect the dead - mediocrity is attacking a man who can’t

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hahid Kapoor, w h o earned acclaim for his performances in movies like ‘Haider’ and ‘Udta Punjab’, has repor tedly received requests from various institutes to cond u c t wo r k shops.

A source close to the actor tells us that some college authorities have contacted them to deliver lectures on acting for their students who wish to pursue a career in acting.

“Seeing the way Shahid prepared for and performed myriad characters like the twins in ‘Kaminey’, the disturbed Haider in ‘Haider’ or the rock star Tommy Singh in ‘Udta Punjab’, the institutes’ authorities feel he will help the students learn more about

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In an interview, Shah had said that 70’s was the time when mediocrity came in Hindi films and also when Rajesh Khanna joined the industry, who according to him was a “poor actor”. Twinkle’s friend and filmmaker Karan Johar agreed with the actress-turned-author and criticised Shah, saying his comments were in “exceptionally bad taste”.

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the craft,” says our informer, adding, “Even film institutes are keen that Shahid share his journey, preparation and experience of essaying such diverse characters. His lectures and workshop session will be of great significance for aspiring actors.”

Though he’s also reportedly keen on sharing his views and methods, Shahid is yet to decide if he will be able to find time to teach aspiring actors.

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flick, “Justice League.”

Director Zack Snyder shared the clip on his Twitter account, essentially sending fanboys and fangirls everywhere into a tailspin.

In the almost three-minute clip, Ben Affleck’s Batman

goes far and wide with the help of Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) to recruit individuals with extraordinary powers, including Aquaman (Jason Momoa), the Flash (Ezra Miller) and Cyborg (Ray Fisher).

“I’m putting together

Amber Heard and Elon Musk are ‘Hanging Out’

op culture conspiracy theorists will have a field day with this.

Fergie went on Australia’s “Kyle & Jackie O Show” and talked about her friend Kim Kardashian’s recent saga with Taylor Swift over footage of the singer’s phone call with Kanye West.

Swift can be heard approving his “Famous” rap during the call, something she previously denied and cited for her Grammys speech. While the story spawned hashtags like #KimExposedTaylorParty and #TaylorSwiftIsOverParty, that might not be the end of it.

“Kim’s so cool, you’ve

gotta respect her sticking up for her husband ... Knowing them, it’s probably a big master plan,” Fergie said.

“They’ll probably all come together at the MTV Awards or something.”

Kyle and Jackie O ✔ @ kyleandjackieo “Knowing them it’s probably a big master plan, they’ll probably all come together at the @MTV awards or something.” @Fergie #KJshow Of course, the “M.I.L.F. $” singer is probably just joking, but those who have been doubting the story and thinking it’s just some Illuminati plot will likely add this to their rationale. Hey, who knows?

Jimmy Page moved by fan support during Led Zeppelin trial

more than screening old episodes of Heard’s forgotten CW gem, “Hidden Palms.” Please correct your mistake, if you’ve never heard of it. Rumors are, of course, swirling that “hanging out” is actually code for “hanging out.”

Presumably, Musk and Heard have much to talk about considering their shared experience with divorce.

Heard separated from Depp in May amid claims that he was abusive toward her throughout their relationship.

Depp’s request to keep details of their divorce private was granted on Wednesday, as the former couple’s legal proceedings drag on in court.

Musk is also no stranger to divorcing in the public eye. His 2008 split from Justine Musk was hardly immy Page has thanked drama-free, considering his ex-wife penned a particularly fans for their “positive incriminating blog post for Marie Claire, and questioned energy” during the copythe validity of their prenuptial agreement. right trial over Led Zeppelin

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The guitarist, singer Robert Plant and bassist John Paul Jones all appeared in a California court last month to answer the allegation that the song’s opening riff had been lifted from Spirit track Taurus.

The claim was dismissed after a jury backed Led Zeppelin’s position, led by the argument that the chord sequence in question was too common a musical device to be protected by copyright law.

Page says: “A few weeks

have passed since the judgement, with the jury reaching a unanimous decision in a remarkably short time.

“Throughout the lengthy journey to that verdict, and even more recently, I have received and been aware of the overwhelming wave of support, encouragement and congratulations that has been deeply moving.”

He adds: “I’d like to take this opportunity to personally thank all those who contributed such a positive energy to me.”

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early two months after Amber Heard filed for divorce from Johnny Depp and four months after Elon Musk and his wife, Talulah Riley, called it quits for the second time, the actress and the entrepreneur have been “hanging out,” according to TMZ. For those doing a double take, Heard and Musk have apparently been friendly “for several years,” confirming our well-tested theory that all rich people know each other.

TMZ claims, however, that Muskheard (let it happen) have become closer in recent months, following the “Justice League” actress’ split from Depp. Sources told the site that Heard and her sister were spotted hanging out at Musk’s hotel bungalow in Miami, and and he in return has been to her home. the pair had a private dinner at his house together in Make of the news what you will because Los Angeles two weeks ago. If you still have doubts, TMZ says that no one from Team Amber has TMZ also learned that Heard went to Musk’s office, confirmed that the two are doing anything

a team, people with special abilities,” Batfleck tells the Flash. “I believe enemies are coming.”

“Stop right there. I’m in,” Flash responds, cutting off the caped crusader midsentence. And so are we.

Rajesh Khanna, who was Bollywood’s first superstar, died of cancer in July 2012 at the age of 69. He has starred in films like ‘Baharon Ke Sapne’, ‘Aradhana’, ‘Haathi Mere Saathi’, ‘Amar Prem’ and ‘Aap Ki Kasam’ among others. He won three Filmfare Best Actor Awards and was nominated for the same fourteen times.

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Hamilton wins Hungarian MDBA selects 23 players for badminton c’ship Wrestler Narsingh fails dope Grand Prix to claim overall lead test, Rio Olympics in doubt

N ew D elhi , J u l 2 4 (Agencies): Rio-bound wrestler Narsingh Yadav has reportedly tested positive for a banned substance. Though NADA was initially dragging its feet over announcing the development officially, sources in the Wrestling Federation of India have confirmed the news. According to TOI, NADA, India’s anti-doping agency later confirmed the news. “Narsingh tested positive for a banned steroid,” NADA Director General Navin Agarwaltold news agencies. “His B sample was also found to be positive.

Narsingh was personally present when his B sample was opened,” added the NADA chief.

Narsingh had given blood samples for testing on July 5, before he left for Spain to take part in an invitation tournament — a warm-up event for the wrestlers ahead of the Olympics. The report of his ‘A’ sample test came out positive. Later, he was called for his ‘B’ sample test, which also returned positive.

“He appeared before a disciplinary panel yesterday. The panel sought for more reports regarding the matter. We will proceed further and I am hoping that the panel will proceed quickly,” added the DG. On whether the 74-kg freestyle wrestler would now miss the Rio Olympics, NADA felt it was still a bit early to speculate.

“It is too early to comment in that regard. We will try to com-

Narsingh Yadav plete the whole thing quickly. I cannot speculate on that.”

Within the wrestling circles, there is disbelief. While chief coach Jagminder would not take calls all morning, a Wrestling Federation of India official confirmed the news on condition of anonymity.

“I got the news last night that there is inconsistency in the sample given by Narsingh before he left for an invitational tournament in Spain earlier this month,” said an official.

“Since it is a holiday today (Sunday) we are yet to receive any official intimation about it from NADA. That will happen tomorrow (Monday) and we are confident about Narsingh being clean and will retest him to make things clear.”

But typically, the Indian Olympic Association was the last to know of the development. “We are yet to receive anything on Narsingh from NADA, WADA or even the WFI,” IOA secretary Rajeev

Mehta said.

Mehta added that, “The Olympic organising committee is in touch with IOA to know about the development.”

With the controversy surrounding Narsingh’s selection for Rio over double Olympic medalist Sushil Kumar, this current development has spun a few conspiracy theories and many in the wrestling federation doubt that the whole episode is a result of sabotage from “Sushil’s wellwishers”.

“With the stakes so high, I doubt if Narsingh would have done something as stupid as using a banned substance,” said a coach. “One has to look at his history as well. He has been a clean wrestler in his 10-year international career. And the tournament in Spain is insignificant as far as performance is concerned. So why would he dope? This creates a lot of doubt.” The coach hinted that ever since the controversy and court fights surrounding the selection between Narsingh and Sushil erupted, things have been very hard for the Maharashtra wrestler. Police security was given to Narsingh and he was also under tremendous mental pressure.

“This dope cloud will further weaken his resolve,” added the coach. “This will hopefully be cleared and Narsingh will get a clean chit before the team heads out for the final preparatory camp and then Rio. Retest will be done, of course.”

In true Formula One style, Hamilton sprays champagne over his mechanics following his comfortable victory in Hungary.

B U D A P E S T, J u l 2 4 (Agencies): Defending champion Lewis Hamilton produced a trademark triumph of pace and panache to win Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix ahead of his Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg and replace him as leader of this year’s world title race.

Hamilton outpaced polesitter Rosberg at the start and then controlled the 70 laps with a mixture of speed and flawless judgement in sweltering heat at the Hungaroring circuit. His victory completed a hat-trick of successes in consecutive races, was his outright record fifth in Hungary, his fifth of the season and the 48th of his career.

Rosberg came home se ond ahead of Daniel Ricciardo of Red Bull, fourtime champion Sebastian Vettel of Ferrari and Dutch teenager Max Verstappen in the second Red Bull. Kimi Raikkonen was sixth in the second Ferrari ahead of two-time champion Fernando Alonso of McLaren and Carlos Sainz of Toro Rosso,

Valtteri Bottas of Williams and Nico Hulkenberg who was 10th for Force India. Hamilton’s win increased his points total to 192, six more than Rosberg as Ricciardo moved up to third.

“Awesome race Lewis, mega result,” said his Mercedes engineer on team radio. “Well done mate. Fantastic drive.”

Hamilton responded generously. “As always, thank you guys, so much, for your had work all weekend. This is a great result for the team.”

A f t e r t h e d e l u ge i n Saturday’s qualifying, the race began in searing heat with air temperatures of 32 degrees Celsius and a track temperature of 52 degrees. Hamilton made a flawless start to pull alongside Rosberg while Ricciardo surged forward on the outside in the run up to Turn One. As they tur ned in to the descending right-hander, Ricciardo attacked and briefly led before Hamilton responded as the front five squeezed through a sweeping trio of corners.

the selected players with guest of honour EAC Trongdiba, DC Sushil Kumar Patel and MDBA officials.

Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG, JUL 23 (NPN): Mokokchung District Badminton Association (MDBA) has selected 23 players to represent the district at the Nagaland inter-district badminton championship to be held from July 27-29 at

Kohima.

Names of the selected players were announced on July 23, at the concluding day of the coaching and selection camp held at the Indoor Badminton Stadium, which was graced by EAC Kobulong, Trongdiba Tongpi.

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pate in the categories of U-13, U-15, U-17 (Boys & Girls) and veteran.

On the concluding day, in an exhibition match (doubles) DC Mokokchung Sushil Kumar Patel, IAS and Tia Mollier beat Trongdiba Tongpi and president MDBA Er. Toshikaba.

Sprint hope Dutee Chand pleads for new running shoes definitely try to win a gold medal at the Rio Olympics. But my main concern is to acquire a new pair of spike shoes, as mine are worn out. The running shoes are quite expensive, and I request the state government to provide a set of tracksuit and a pair of running shoes so that I could give my best performance,” Dutee said.

“I feel sad when I ask for help from the government. I have brought laurels to the state and the country. Then why should I request for help? I feel like a beggar. The government should provide assistance on its own, but I have to beg before it,” she rued.

It was a remarkable comeback for the young athlete who has battled adversity all her life.

Hailing from a poor family of weavers from Gopalpur village in Jajpur district of Odisha, the athlete has defeated all obstacles to reach the pinnacle of her sport.

Just two years back she was banned for an indefinite period under the guidelines of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) that debar athletes with hyperandrogenism -- excessive but naturally occurring testosterone -- in the women’s category.

The then 18-year-old had won two gold medals at the Asian Junior Athletics Cham-

Dutee Chand pionship in Taiwan and was looking forward to competing at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow when her name was struck off the team list at the last minute after the Athletic Federation of India (AFI) stated that hyperandrogenism made her ineligible to compete as a female athlete.

The decisions by the AFI and IAAF were widely criticised as an affront to Dutee’s privacy and human rights.

To her credit, despite seeing the entire world crashing all around her, Dutee did not give up. She won the right to compete again only in July last year after a landmark legal battle at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Returning to the track after more than a year, Dutee missed the Olympic mark by one-hundredth of a

Indian hockey juniors overwhelm Scotland 5-1

The saves were to prove crucial as India came out quicker in the second quarter, creating a flurry of chances in the opening exchanges. Ajay capitalised on some slack defending from Scotland to extend India’s lead to 2-0 heading into half-time.

India won a stroke early in the third quarter and Varun Kumar made no mistake from the spot firing India into a three-goal lead.

Desperate to reduce the scoreline, and the threat of a defeat imminent, Scotland started pushing forward in numbers and holding the ball in the midfield. India’s defence held strong though and the scoreline remained 3-0 heading into the final break. The trend continued in the final quarter. A couple of quick penalty corners were smartly denied by Suraj in India’s goal, before Varun scored his second of the match to put any hopes of a Scotland comeback on hold.

With the game headed to the hooter, Gurjant added a fifth to India’s tally.

S c o t l a n d ’s W i l l i a m Marshall scored a goal in the dying minutes, but it proved to be little consolation as India ran out 5-1 winners to record their second victory of the tour.

was the only Indian woman to feature in the Olympic sprint events -- she had competed in the 100m and 200m at the 1980 Moscow Games. But Dutee is the first Indian woman athlete to qualify since qualification standards were introduced at the 1988 Seoul Olympics.

The gutsy athlete is now dreaming of competing with the best in the world in Rio and is busy rooting out the weak points in her armour.

“I got qualified for the Rio Olympics after the fourth try. I realised that my weakness is the last 20 metres in the race. My muscles get tightened affecting the speed during running. I’m working on overcoming it,” she remarked.

Dutee had wanted to undergo a training stint in the US which ultimately never happened due to government indifference and believes that her Olympic qualification would have come much earlier if the stint had materialised.

“Now my focus is on the Rio Olympics. Since only a month is left for the Olympics, I don’t have any special training plan. I would continue the practice in Hyderabad. As the Olympics village would be opened 10 days before the main event, I will travel to Rio on July 30 to get acclimatised with the condition,” she said.

BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY (MANDAL) 30TH ALONGTAKI ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY DISTRICT : MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND

PRESS NOTE

The Office of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) 30th Alongtaki Mandal conveys our greetings to the people of Nagaland in General and the people of Alongtaki Mandal in particular.

Since the official launch of the Office of the BJP 30th Alongtaki Mandal on the 21st of June, 2016 at Longchem, the day was marked with the fulfillment of a cherished aspiration for the people and gave an added responsibility to shape our own destiny. The people of 30th Alongtaki Mandal is not a uniform set, we belong to 3 different ranges (Japukong, Jangpetkong & Tsurangkong) comprising of 36 villages making it the largest constituency in Mokokchung District, having different aspirations and ambitions.

Despite being the largest constituency in Mokokchung District, our Constituency is in a phase of transition, our youth, the leaders of tomorrow, are restless and eager for change. Change begins with individuals, change begins with you. Therefore, we call upon the individuals of 30th Alongtaki Mandal to take a step forward, participate and lead in the process of building a stronger, safer and empowered constituency for our own.

Today, we are at a critical juncture in Nagaland's socio-economic and political history. In such perilous times, it is the duty and also responsibility of the people of 30th Alongtaki Mandal to come forward and take charge to bring about a change in the system and for the betterment of our constituency.

The BJP of 30th Alongtaki Mandal has registered phenomenal progress within a span of some few weeks with the establishment of Local Area Committees in almost every village under the Mandal. The office congratulates all the party workers for such phenomenal progress and also urge all the party workers to put in more efforts by upholding the principles of the party and get set to work at the most ground level to take the party's stand of "good governance" and "better opportunities" for the masses of our Mandal so as to look back and take pride in the progress we have made as a party, which will be the result of our collective effort.

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Marlow (England), Jul 24 (IANS): Ajay Yadav and Varun Kumar scored a brace each as India’s junior m e n’s h o c k e y t e a m b e a t Scotland 5-1 in the second encounter of their UK tour at the Bisham Abbey Sports Centre here on Sunday.

Ajay scored both of his goals inside the first 30 minutes as India went into the halftime with a 2-0 lead. Set-piece specialist Varun latter converted a penalty stroke and a penalty corner to make it 4-0 before Gurjant Singh’s field striker gave India a 5-0 victory.

Despite a quick beginning b y t h e o p p o n e n t s, I n d i a weathered an early storm, defending a penalty corner smartly in the opening minutes before winning one of their own off a counter-attack. Parvinder Singh saw a chance go amiss and Varun shot wide from a penalty corner soon after.

India started controlling the game with much more determination as the quarter wore down and took the lead via a goal by Ajay.

With the hooter for the quarter very close, Indian goalkeeeper Suraj Karkera pulled off two smart saves, to deny Scotland the equaliser heading into the first break.

second at the Athletics Grand Prix in the capital and went on to produce a few indifferent performances at various qualifying meets.

“I was pulled out from the Commonwealth contingent in 2014 due to the hyperandrogenism regulations of the IAAF. Even though it has no effect on my career, it affected my training,” Dutee said.

“I had to run from pillar to post during those turbulent times, and I had to go through mental agony. I am glad that I am back on track”.

“Thankfully, I had people like my coach (N. Ramesh) and Payoshini Mitra (gender rights activist) to guide me all along.

I would have never returned to the track had they not stood by me,” Dutee added.

Dutee’s perseverance finally bore fruit earlier this month when she earned an Olympic berth in the heats at the XXVI International Meeting G Kosanov Memorial in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Not only did she beat the qualifying mark of 11.32 seconds, she also established a new national record with a time of 11.30 seconds.

She bettered the national record for the second time in a day when she clocked 11.24 seconds in the final later that day to clinch the silver. Before this, the legendary P.T. Usha

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Yanren Jamio and Siddhu in action at the rainforest challenge India, in Goa on Sunday.

Indian hockey team leaves for Rio Olympics Bengaluru, Jul 24 (IANS): The Indian men’s hockey team departed for Madrid in the early hours of Sunday where they will play two friendly matches against Spain before heading for the Rio Olympics.

“It’s heartening to see the kind of support we are getting ahead of the Olympics. This will only motivate us to do better,” said captain P.R. Sreejesh, who successfully led the Indian team to a historic Silver medal at the Champions Trophy.

“We hope to gain some match practice in Madrid. We leave for Rio on July 29 from Madrid. The boys are upbeat, well prepared and eager to start the tournament.” he added.

The Indian team underwent a grueling 10-day national camp here, where the focus was on getting the finer details right.

“The team is eager and ready to challenge ourselves. In the lead-up to the Olympics, we have shown some really good performances.

It shows the ability of this team against the top sides in the world. Now the idea is to

show and prove that it was not a one-off,” chief coach Roelant Oltmans stated ahead of the team’s departure.

“We still have to show that we can repeat such a performance in every match at the Olympic Games. Our challenge is to do our best every day in Brazil. If we’re able to do so we stand a good chance of a medal,” he said On Saturday, the players were given a grand send off by Hockey India at the Lalit Hotel here. The lunch was hosted by Hockey India CEO Elena Norman along with Hockey Karnataka chief S.V.S. Subramanya Gupta and Hockey Bengaluru general secretary Kannan Krishnamurthy.

“Every match in Rio will be crucial. Every team will play to win, be it Ireland, Canada or Holland. We can’t take anyone lightly. We have our strategy for each team. These are our wellguarded secrets, of course. But we have got a basic structure on the field. For every team and players, we will tackle that with our strategy.”

Sreejesh said.

OFFICE OF THE

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OKYING WOKHA : NAGALAND

NO.LH/WKA/GEN-MMR/2015 DATED WOKHA THE 9TH JULY 2015 THE DECLARATION OF LOTHA HOHO TO CUSTOMARILY EXCOMMUNICATE MR.CHENIRAO JAMI, FROM LOTHA TRIBE AS PER LOTHA NAGA TRADITIONAL PRACTICES (AS ALSO ENSHRINED IN ARTICLE 371 A OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION), For his persistent Anti Lotha activities, Mr Chenirao Jami, son of Mr. Yanasao Jami, of Lio Longidang village, Wokha district, Nagaland, and hitherto Acting President of Lotha Lower Range Public Organisation (LLRPO), is hereby declared, as a “persona non grata”, disowned and excommunicated by the Lotha Tribe, inhabitant of Wokha District, Nagaland, for a period of Fifteen years.

The process of carrying out concerted and numerous peaceful efforts by the LH, started from 23.2.2016, to call Mr. Chenirao Jami several times for discussion, sending two of LH Advisers as moderators, and the final call on 9.7.2016, to settle issues amicably and in the spirit of brotherhood, but failed due to Mr. Chenirao Jami’s stubborn refusal.

Hence as per Resolution No.1 of the meeting of LH and Frontal organisations, on 9th July 2016, at LTC Hall, Wokha, this Declaration is executed and made by the Lotha Apex Body, the Lotha Hoho, Okying Wokha, Nagaland, this day the 9th July 2016. While the Detailed phenomenon history is brought out separately, for record and reference, the Terms of this Excommunication are: i) within this period of 15 (fifteen) years, Mr. Chenirao Jami is debarred from being an Indigenous Lotha Naga, banned and barred from obtaining Scheduled Tribe or Indigenous or Permanent Residence Certificate or any such Certificate as a Lotha Naga, w.e.f. from 9th July 2016. Any such certificate obtained earlier are declared as void and invalid. He is further banned from performance of Lotha Tribal Traditions and Practices involvement in any Lotha function. He is also banned from holding any functionary in any Lotha Organisation, Union, Establishment etc. ii) if found involved or holding any functionary responsibility, in any Lotha or other organisation, as Lotha Naga, it shall be dealt with seriously according to Lotha Customary Law Practices and that the particular Organization to which Mr. Chenirao Jami has been accepted to serve or facilitated, shall also be condemned and derecognised by all Lotha organisations. iii) On expiry of the Excommunication period, if he so desired he may redeem his honour as Lotha Naga, by way of appeal and apology to the Lotha Hoho, in written. iv) Upon the serving of this Lotha Customary judgement, if Mr. Chenirao Jami alleges or gives any riposte either through word of mouth or in written, the Lotha Hoho shall initiate and take the severest Lotha Customary Disciplinary Action.

This Declaration imperturbably, the Lotha Hoho vows to take into action.

(MHAO HUMTSOE) Chairman Lotha Hoho, Okying Wokha, Nagaland

ER. MHONDAMO OVUNG General Secretary Lotha Hoho, Okying Wokha, Nagaland

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NEW DELHI, Jul 24 (IANS): Dutee Chand is sprinting hard and she has her aim set -- the coveted gold medal at the Rio Olympics where she would compete in the 100-metre event, the first Indian woman to do so in 36 years.

Dutee has brought her chequered career back on track by clinching Olympic qualification earlier this month with a national record. This 20-yearold from Odisha is now aiming to do what no Indian athlete has managed so far -- win a gold medal at ‘the greatest show on earth’.

“I will compete with the best sprinters in the world. So, I am taking rigorous training and devoting all my time towards better performance and clinch the gold medal at the Olympics,” Dutee said in an interview.

“Even though it is not very easy to win a medal at the Olympics, I will put in my heart and soul and ensure that I give my best,” she added.

However, the ace sprinter is unhappy with the lack of support from the government and asserted that more should be done to encourage Indian athletes.

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Chopra 1st Indian to set Mumbai 5’s crowned champions of Premier Futsal world record in athletics

Neeraj Chopra, who has set a world record, also won gold at 2016 South Asian Games.

BENGALURU, Jul 24 (Agencies): Neeraj Chopra, javelin thrower, set a new junior world record en route to winning the gold medal at the IAAF World Under-20 Athletics Championship at Bydgoszcz, Poland, on Saturday.

His effort of 86.48m is the first world record ever by an Indian in athletics. The earlier record was held by Latvian Zigismunds Sirmais. This is also the first time an Indian has won a gold at any World Athletics Championships.

“I would like to improve by performance. If I had qualified for Olympics, my joy would have been more,” Chopra told NDTV. “When the spear left my hand on that second throw, I had a feeling that this was a special throw. I don’t think I expected it to go over 86 meters but since the last couple of months, I have worked hard on my fitness, my technique and it all paid off today,” Chopra said after his world record performance.

Neeraj, who hails from Panipat, Haryana, began the event strongly, logging a throw of 79.66 meters in his first attempt which put him in lead, albeit provisionally.

South Africa’s Grobler’s attempt of 80.59 meters took away the lead from Neeraj, but it was all too brief.

Neeraj roared back with a massive throw of 86.48 meters, one that allowed him to retake the lead in comfortable fashion. Neeraj had earlier made the cut for the finals of the event with a best effort of 78.20 meters in the qualification round.

Chopra’s throw is the eighth best among all javelin throwers this year. He is also ahead of defending Olympic gold medalist Keshorn Walcott of Trinidad and Tobago, whose best in 2016 is 86.35m.

Anju Bobby George, long jumper, is the only Indian to have won a medal in the senior World Championship, a bronze medal in 2003.

Neeraj, 18, had also won the South Asian Games gold in Guwahati earlier this year with a personal best of 82.23m. Sports Minister Vijay Goel congratulated Neeraj for his world record. He also announced a cash award of Rs 10 lakh for him.

Mapusa, Jul, 24 (PTI): Mumbai 5’s were on Sunday crowned inaugural Premier Futsal champions after defeating Kochi 5’s via sudden death in the penalty shootout here on Sunday.

Mumbai keeper Luis Amado scored while his Kochi counterpart Casslone muffed his chance in the penalty shootout after both sides were tied 1-1 at the end of regulation 40 minutes.

Mumbai were on the brink of losing the summit clash but their in-form Colombian player Angellot equalised one minute before the regulation time (39th minute) to bring his side back into the match.

In the shootout, Ryan Giggs and Michel Salgado missed the target and two teams were tied at 2-2, forcing the match to be decided via sudden death at the Peddam indoor Stadium here.

For Mumbai, Angellot and Perez scored in the shootout while Chaguinha and Gekabert found the target for Kochi.

The first quarter saw a strong defene by the Kochi 5’s even as both the teams played aggressive Futsal. Kochi’s Anupam and goal-keeper Cassalone were outstanding as they thwarted Mumbai 5’s attack.

Mumbai keeper Luis Amado too made outstanding saves.

While Kochi failed to convert a couple of free kicks

West Indies reach 76/2 against India

India’s wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha, second from left, unsuccessfully appeals for the wicket of West Indies’ Marlon Samuels, left, during day four of their first cricket Test match, Sunday. (AP/PTI) Antigua, Jul 24 (IANS): The West Indies continued their battle in the first cricket Test against India as they reached 76/2 in their second innings during the rain-shortened morning session of the fourth day here on Sunday.

Opening batsman Ra-

jendra Chandrika (22 not out) and veteran Marlon Samuels (39 not out) forged an undefeated 55-run stand following the dismissal of Darren Bravo (10) early in the morning.

The match was halted due to rain half an hour before the end of the first session,

forcing an early lunch, as the West Indies, who were on Saturday bowled out for 243 in their first essay, were battling to avert an innings defeat -- still trailing by 247 runs.

Resuming the day at 21/1, the West Indies received a big blow in the first over of

the day when left-handed overnight batsman Bravo edged an away-moving delivery from pacer Umesh Yadav to wide third slip fielder Ajinky Rahane, who dived low to his left to pluck a brilliant catch.

It was just the start the Virat Kohli-led visitors wanted and the wicket further boosted their confidence.

However, the home batting duo of Chandrika and Samuels came out with strong resistance to deny India any more wickets at the Sir Vivian Richards stadium.

While Chandrika was all about doggedness and determination as he played 84 deliveries for 22 not out, Samuels, 35, showed the way for the West Indies with attacking intent. Samuels took the attack to the opposition and hit nine fours among the 51 deliveries he faced so far.

Indian pacer Ishant Sharma tested him early with rising deliveries but he fended them with determination -twice spanking them through the covers for fours.

Indian bowlers also made the fault of bowling much outside the off stump as Samuels and Chandrika found them comfortable.

Mumbai 5’s were on Sunday crowned inaugural Premier Futsal champions.

in the quarter, it was brilliant co-ordination between Chaguinha and Moraes which helped them score the first goal of the game to take the lead in the 8th minute. Mumbai too had their chances, but missed them narrowly on occasions, especially one by Ryan Giggs.

Chaguuinha evaded the Mumbai defence and sent a pass to Moraes who netted the ball.

In the second quarter, Kochi got another free kick but failed to convert it. The highlight of the quarter was Kochi’s strong defence, which stood like a wall between the oppo-

nents and the goal and ensured that their lead remained.

In the third quarter, a desperate Mumbai 5’s, with Giggs back in action, looked more aggressive. On an occasion, Giggs failed to score with only the keeper to beat.

Kochi had some counterattacks but were unable to extend their lead. It was again Kochi goalkeeper who saved some direct hits by Mumbai players. Mumbai got a free kick but it yielded no result. Some of their shots were too wide as the score board remained at 1-0.

In the fourth and decisive

quarter, Mumbai again missed a free kick. Though they were much more aggressive in a bid to score, Kochi’s keeper continued to do what he did the best, save hits. Mumbai changed their strategy and were near

Kochi goal post. The strategy worked as Angellot scored the equaliser which eventually played a key role in his team’s win.

Giggs lifted the trophy as his team-mates erupted in joy.

Russia escapes total Rio ban London, Jul 24 (Agencies): Russia will not receive a blanket ban from Rio 2016 following the country’s doping scandal. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will leave it up to individual sports’ governing bodies to decide if Russian competitors are clean and should be allowed to take part. The decision follows a report in which Canadian law professor Richard McLaren said Russia operated a statesponsored doping programme from 2011 to 2015.

Wo r l d A n t i D o p i n g Agency (Wada) president Sir Craig Reedie said previously his organisation, which commissioned the McLaren report, wanted the IOC to “decline entries for Rio 2016 of all athletes” submitted by the Russian Olympic and Paralympic committees. December 2014: A German TV documentary alleges as many as 99% of Russian athletes are guilty

of doping. Wada announces an independent commission to investigate the allegations.

November 9, 2015: Russia should be banned from athletics completion and were guilty of state-sponsored, systemic doping practices, says Wada’s independent commission. November 13, 2015: IAAF provisionally suspends Russia’s athletics federation from international competition.

June 27, 2016: 67 Russian athletes appeal against their bans from this summer’s Rio Olympics to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas).

July 18, 2016: Wada’s McLaren report claims Russia operated a state-sponsored doping programme for four years across the “vast majority” of summer and winter Olympic sports. July 21, 2016: Cas rejects the appeal of Russian athletes who attempted to overturn their suspension from this summer’s Olympics.

Harika wins first game in Chinese chess league Jiaxing (China), Jul 24 (IANS): India’s young Grand Master Harika Dronavlli continued her brilliant run by winning her second game in the Chinese A Division Chess League here on Sunday. Playing for Team Shandong, she beat Ni Shiqun of Team Tianjing to put her side in a sting position after two days. Harika comfortably drew her opening game against Qi Guo of Team Jiangsu.

“I started today with black and immediately guided the game to a complicated position.

My opponent made a few mistakes and I pounced on them to extract a victory in 26 moves. I am very happy with the way I played,” she said, shortly after the win. Pentala Harikrishna, India’s other Grand Master in the fray in the elite tournament, also won his game against Zen Chongsheng of Team Guangdong. Harikrishna is representing Team Shanghai.

Harika will take on Team Hangzhou’s Shengxin Zhao and Harikrishna will be taking on Yu Yangyi of Team Beijing on Monday. The Chinese Chess League is an annual elite tournament, comprising of 12 teams. All of China’s top players and a number of foreign players have assembled in Jiaxing for this event. The league is played from April to December, lasting 22 rounds in six sessions of three to four days each. The current leg will end on July 26.

Each match is played over five boards, with women playing on two of them.

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