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Centre puts North East states on jihadi alert

MHA asks state govts. to beef up security AGARTALA/GUWAHATI, JUL 25 (IANS): The Union Home Ministry has alerted all the eight North Eastern states to maintain a maximum vigil to deal with any threat of jihadi activities in the region, a top official said on Monday.

“The MHA (Ministry of Home Affairs) has requested all the eight North Eastern states to remain maximum alert to tackle any threat of jihadi actions in North East India, especially in Assam,” the top official of Tripura government’s home department said quoting an advisory of the union home ministry.

The official, who refused to be identified, said that the MHA also alerted the all central and state intelligence agencies to keep a close watch on the situation especially along the international borders Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju said in Guwahati that threat of fundamentalists to northeast India is not new. “Vul-

Lack of voices on fuel racket: MTLT

DIMAPUR, JUL 25 (NPN): Mokokchung Town Lanur Telongjem (MTLT) said despite good works done by ACAUT members, Dimapur district administration and police in exposing the fuel adulteration racket in the state, the response of the public was not encouraging. MTLT media cell however, said it took the issue seriously since Mokokchung society had faced such issues in the past, especially with regard to PDS. MTLT said it was also keeping vigil on the fuel outlets and also on the distribution of S.K oil (Superior Kerosene Oil) to the beneficiaries within the district. Under its motto “always vigilant”, MTLT affirmed to stand with ACAUT Nagaland saying that the racket was an eye-opener for all.

It cautioned the fuel outlets not to indulge in corruption but served the people, since they were being paid for their service. Meanwhile, MTLT urged the state government to expatiate the matter with all seriousness in the interest of the public.

Naga youth dies in train mishap in Mumbai

DIMAPUR, JUL 25 (NPN): A Naga youth died in a train mishap, after he was allegedly pushed out of the train, sources said. Police sources however said that they were yet to ascertain the cause of the incident.

The victim was returning from Mumbai at the time of the incident. Meanwhile, source said that the parents and family members of the victim have rushed to Mumbai.

This is it!

“Our little boy doesn’t want a tricycle. He said he wants only a tablet to watch video songs.”

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nerability of threat is very high as around 98 percent of northeast region is associated with the international borders,” Rijiju told reporters in Guwahati.

Only 250 km out of the northeast’s 5,687 km outer perimeter touches India. The remaining 5437 km represents international boundaries with China (1300), Myanmar (1643 km), Bangladesh (1880 km), Bhutan (516 km) and Nepal (98 km).

The minister said, “IS (Islamic State) is also trying to influence the region. The Centre is taking all steps to thwart any threat.”

“My ministry has asked all the state governments in North East specially Assam government beef up security in these states following the recent terror attack in Dhaka,” he added.

Tripura Director General of Police K. Nagaraj said the state government has asked the BSF (Border Security Force) to maintain maximum alert along the border in view of the terror attack in Dhaka.

“Though there is no specific report of any hostile development, CPMF deployed in the state, and Tripura Police and Tripura State Rifles are keeping a close watch on the

prevailing situation,” Nagaraj told IANS. The police chief said that we are giving special attention on the bordering districts and sensitive and mixed populated areas of Tripura.

Brigadier General Mohammad Habibul Karim, Chittagong sector Regional Director of Border Guards Bangladesh (BGB), said that they would share terror information with the Border Security Force (BSF).

Karim, who is leading a 20-member Bangladesh delegation at a four day border coordination meeting begun here on Sunday, told reporters that terror activities could not be curbed by a single security force or a single country, this has to be dealt with joint efforts.

A four-day long Inspector General (IG) level meeting between the BSF and BGB began here on Sunday to discuss and resolve border issues between the two neighbouring countries.

BSF’s Tripura, Meghalaya and Mizoram frontiers officials and concerned officials of the three bordering states have attended the meeting.

Indian delegation is led

by BSF’s Meghalaya frontier IG P.K. Dubey his Tripura frontier counterpart J.B. Sangwan.

UPLA chief Nikunja Kathar nabbed in Diphu G U WA H AT I , J U L 2 5 (AGENCIES): United Peoples Liberation Army ‘commanderin-chief ’ Nikunja Kathar has been apprehended along with two cadres in a joint operation by the Army and police from Bardalong in Karbi Anglong district Monday, a defence release said here. Based on specific intelligence about planned sabotage activities in Assam during the period preceding Independence Day, it said a surgical operation was launched by the joint team leading to the apprehension of Nikunja Kathar and his accomplices with arms and ammunition.

Kathar is a hardcore terrorist and has been involved in numerous acts of killing, extortion and kidnappings including the killing of Nityananda Goswami, Superintendent of Police (SP), West Karbi Anglong in June 2014, it said.

Stating the militant is an ex-UPDS cadre, who was instrumental in raising, training and illegally equipping terrorist outfit UPLA, it said Kathar

was earlier arrested in 2014 and had been absconding since he was granted bail in November that year.

Preliminary interrogation has confirmed his recent visit to Myanmar, where he was in talks with NSCN(K), ULFA(I) and KPLT under the umbrella of the United Liberation Front of Western South East Asia (UNLFWSEA) to revive UPLA in the hill districts and execute sabotage activities including IED blasts in Assam in the run up to the Independence Day. Kathar was also carrying out reconnaissance of specific areas in East and West Karbi Anglong for setting up training camps and recruitment of new cadres, it said. The apprehension of this top leader has dealt a severe blow to the ongoing revival process of the UPLA and other terrorist groups operating in the hill districts and would also sever the association of UPLA with NSCN(K), ULFA(I) and other outfits, the defence release said.

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Trump leads Hillary Naga bodies flay AR legal notice in US opinion polls

WASHINGTON, JUL 25 (AGENCIES): Turns out all the chaos and controversy on display at the Republican National Convention last week didn’t hurt Donald Trump. In fact, it helped him. A new poll

by CNN/ORC found that in a four-way contest with thirdparty candidates Libertarian Gary Johnson and the Green Party’s Jill Stein, Trump leads Hillary Clinton 44% to 39%. In a two-way head-to-head match up with Clinton, he’s ahead 48% to 45%. It’s his best showing against his Democratic opponent in a CNN/ORC poll since September 2015.

Trump’s lead in one-onone competition with Clinton is the result of a six-point bump that seems to be the result of his campaign’s performance at the RNC. CNN reports that a nominating convention hasn’t produced such a significant boost since 2000, when candidates Al Gore and George W. Bush both experienced eightpoint jolts.

Trump’s gains have come mainly among independents, 43% of whom said the conven-

tion in Cleveland last week made them more likely to back Trump. Forty-one percent of independents said the confab turned them off to Trump.

The poll also indicates that the convention deepened the educational divide among white voters. Clinton actually gained ground among whites with a college degree, capturing a 44% to 39% edge over Trump, compared to the 40% to 40% split that existed before the convention. Among whites without a college degree though, Trump went from a 51% to 31% lead over Clinton before the convention to a 62% to 23% advantage now.

The stat that might be most troubling for the Clinton campaign is the 68% of people who say she is not honest and trustworthy, which represents her worst showing in CNN/ ORC polling.

The poll was conducted by telephone from July 22 to July 24 among a random national sample of 1,001 adults, and its results have a margin of error of 3.5 percentage points.

DIMAPUR, JUL 25 (NPN): To discuss the purported phone call and SMS threat to the Pochury Students’ Union (PSU) president by the Assam Rifles, the Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) convened a joint consultative meeting with the Naga Hoho (NH), Naga Mothers Association (NMA), Naga People’s Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR), federation units, sub-ordinate bodies and the senior leaders at its office conference hall, Kohima on July 25, 2016.

At the meeting, the house “vehemently” condemned the legal notice issued to the PSU president for organizing a candle light

service at Kohima on July 16, 2016 in remembrance of the “brutal killing of two promising innocent students namely late Tuzali and late Aso by the 46th Assam Rifles under the command of one Major Surinder Singh at Wuzu Village, Under Meluri sub-division, Phek District,” stated a joint press statement issued by NPF president Subenthung Kithan, Naga Hoho general secretary Mutsikhoyo Yhobu, NMA president Abeiu Meru and NPMHR’s Kenneth Mao. They affirmed that the legal notice would be “befittingly contested on all counts” and the Assam Rifles would be held solely responsible “if

any untoward incidents or consequences” happened to PSU president.

Further, the house also questioned the “lackadaisical attitude” of the Judicial Inquiry Commission (JIC) constituted by the state government and asked to deliver justice at the earliest without further delay or face befitting action from the Naga frontal organisations.

The house expressed resentment against JIC and the state government and said that even after the lapse of one year into the brutal killing of two innocent students, report was awaited from the end of Assam Rifles and administration to be submitted to the JIC.

ASU describes it as ‘unscrupulous action’

Angami Students’ Union (ASU) has expressed surprise and dismay at what it described as “unscrupulous action” of the 46 Assam Rifles ‘Charlie Coy’ issuing a legal notice against the Pochury Students’ Union (PSU) president for holding a candlelight service in memory of late Aso and late Tüzali.

ASU said the legal notice termed as “incorrect and defamatory in nature” the allegation that the two students were brutally killed by 46th Assam Rifles ‘C’ Coy. Condemning the act of the AR’s warrant officer, ASU said the legal notice directly reflected the “outlook of the Assam Rifles” towards the student community and the Nagas at large.

“The so called Friends of the Hill people threatening a respected students body leader is totally uncalled for and it shows the attitude of the ‘Friends’ towards the Nagas at a crucial time when the ‘Peace Accord’ has been signed and in the process of outcome,” said Angami

Students’ Union vice president Zekuseto Natso and general secretary Visako Rino in a press release.

The union stated that issuing a legal notice was “a dishonorable and cowardly act” on the part of the “protectors of the nation who not only failed to protect the two innocent children but continues to invent lies to cover up their acts.”

Instead of building goodwill and peace, ASU said the Assam Rifles by issuing the legal notice were “waging enmity against a student body”, which was working towards the rights and protection of students in Nagaland.

Meanwhile, ASU has appealed to the state government to expedite revoking of Disturbed Area Act in Nagaland, which empowered AFSPA in the area. It said that ever since the imposition of the AFSPA in Naga areas, the civilians have suffered enough and the students continued to be “victims of the draconian law.”

Youths assaulted; residents stage road blockade

Dimapur Police arrest 3 accused

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUL 25 (NPN): Residents of Kevijau Colony, Dimapur, blocked the road along Signal-Thahekhu for over five hours to register strong protests against assault on three colony youths by unidentified armed youths Monday morning.

According to a memorandum addressed to the DC Dimapur, chairman Kevijau Colony Council (KCC) Er. M. Tia Jamir and secretary Er. Nizal Tepa, stated that some unidentified persons manhandled the three youths while they were “implementing the ‘No Parking’ regulation made by the council on March”.

They disclosed that the KCC had resolved to ban parking of heavy vehicles along the main road within the village jurisdiction, since it used to cause heavy traffic jam, particularly during school/college hours.

They also said that most of the trucks that ferry goods and supplies of FCI and IOC use the road side as the parking

Residents block the road by putting up banners of one of the victims and bullet marks on the road.

area. As per the resolution, the KCC decided that defaulters were to be imposed “Rs.500 as fine or seize the vehicle keys for non-compliance of the rule.”

The incident took place when three youths, seeing the seven trucks parked at the ‘no parking zone’, asked the drivers to move away the trucks.

However, the council said that the drivers “refused to listen”.

On Monday, when the Kevijau youths asked the drivers to pay the fine, they failed to do so. In response, the youths seized the vehicle keys, stated KCC. Soon after the

youths seized the keys, KCC stated that four persons in two vehicles arrived on the scene with arms, and threatened the youths without any reason.

The unidentified persons then began to assault the youths with “pistol butt” and hitting one on the temple.

The unidentified persons pointed the pistol at the colony youths and pushed them to the vehicle to take them elsewhere but the youth refused. One youth was hit on the temple and the others were threatened by the miscreants, the council members alleged.

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(L) The driver and the other two accused under Police custody. (PRO Dimapur Police)

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imapur police on Monday arrested two out of the four persons and a truck driver, allegedly involved in assault and firing incident in Kevijau colony. According to Addl.

DCP & PRO Dimapur police, one of the truck drivers identified as—Mangal Tamang s/o lt. Harka Bahadur Tamang called up some miscreants, who arrived in the scene in two vehicles.

PRO said out of the four miscreants, one of them fired two shots with a firearm. Following the intervention of some elders, the miscreants left the scene but the agitated citizens blocked the road in protest to the incident.

In a swift move, PRO said police after arresting the driver, later apprehended two of the miscreants identified as Honito Chishi s/o Henivi Chishi and Vinoka Zhimomi s/o Khehoshe Zhimomi. One unlicensed .32 pistol and a Mahindra Bolero were also seized from their possession. A case has been registered in sub-urban Police Station and investigation under progress, PRO said.

‘Tens of thousands of babies may be born with Zika disorders’ Violence in J&K, NE affecting Paris, Jul 25 (AFP): Tens of thousands of babies may be born with debilitating Zika-related disorders in the course of the outbreak sweeping through Latin America and the Caribbean, researchers said Monday.

Mathematical projections suggest about 93.4 million people may catch the virus -- including some 1.65 million pregnant women -- before the epidemic fizzles out, a team reported in the journal Nature Microbiology. Eighty percent of people will develop mild symptoms or never even be aware they have the virus.

But for babies in the womb Zika can be devastating -- linked to a brain-damaging disorder called microcephaly that can lead to stillbirth or severely disabling birth defects.

Among women in a highrisk early term of pregnancy, anything between one and 13 percent have fetuses develop microcephaly or other Zikarelated complications, said the multidisciplinary research team from the United States, Britain and Sweden.

This meant “somewhere

on the order of tens of thousands across the whole of Latin America and the Caribbean who could realistically end up developing microcephaly or a related condition,” said study co-author Alex Perkins of the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, and specified this referred to “live births.”

The projection was “a worst-case scenario” he told AFP, “but a realistic one”.

It did not account for women who may be postponing conception or having abortions as a result of the outbreak.

“I know that does not provide a very precise number, but I think it’s valuable in that at least it gives an order of magnitude guess, which is better than having no idea whatsoever.”

The team used data on the usual number of pregnancies, the prevalence of the mosquito species spreading the virus, weather conditions and socio-economic conditions that make people more vulnerable, and disease spread dynamics.

Mathematical models of disease progression are notoriously prone to inaccuracies,

as estimates can be skewed by such factors as the infectiousness of the virus, the adaptive response of the immune system and social and economic factors that help it to spread.

Experts not involved in the study said the new estimate may be conservative.

Derek Gatherer of Lancaster University noted recent research which found that as many as 29 percent of babies of Zika-infected mothers develop problems. If so, “over half a

million” children may ultimately be affected, he said.

Whatever the final number, a support system for affected babies and their families “needs to be put in place as soon as possible,” said Jimmy Whitworth of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

“Over 1,700 affected babies have been born in Brazil so far, and the numbers are going to continue to increase in the months ahead,” he said

in comments via the Science Media Centre. The research team predicted Olympics host Brazil will suffer more than double the impact of any other country, with about 580,000 pregnant women out of 37.4 million total infections.

Other affected countries include Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, Cuba, Haiti, Argentina and the Dominican Republic. Another recent study had put the annual number of pregnancies in the Zika-affected region at about 5.4 million.

But many of those, the new paper said, would not be affected by Zika, due to the effects of “herd immunity”.

This is a natural process whereby people become immune to a virus after their first exposure, eventually reaching the point where mosquitoes cannot find enough susceptible people to keep the epidemic going, and it dies out without infecting everyone.

Earlier this month, a study in the American journal Science predicted the outbreak should be over within three years.

‘local’ tourism, says minister

NEW DELHI, JUL 25 (PTI): With a series of terrorist activities being reported in Jammu and Kashmir and the North East region, the Centre today said such acts have affected tourism “locally” but ruled out its impact on the overall industry in the country.

In a written reply to Lok Sabha, Tourism Minister Mahesh Sharma said, “Though terrorist activities have to some extent affected tourism locally, they have not had an impact on overall tourism in the country.”

He was responding to queries whether the “growing” incidents of terrorist activities in the North East states and Jammu and Kashmir were causing “enormous” loss to tourism.

In Jammu and Kashmir, Domestic Tourist Visits (DTVs) fell about 3 per cent to 91.45 lakh last year from 94.38 lakh in 2014, while Foreign Tourist Visits (FTVs) decreased by about 32 per cent to 58,568 in 2015 from 86,477 in 2014,

Sharma said.

He said the DTVs to different states and Union Territories recorded a growth of 11.6 per cent in 2015, while FTVs increased by 4.4 per cent.

Media re por ts have claimed thousands of tourists were fleeing violence-hit Kashmir and bookings were being cancelled due to unrest and consequent curfew in the Valley following the killing of Hizbul commander Burhan Wani in an encounter on July 8.

North Eastern states also account for casualties due to terror attacks, with a report stating that 413 people died in the region in 2014, with Assam being worst affected.

Sharma also listed out various state initiatives to boost tourism in Jammu and Kashmir, including special campaigns on the affected regions on TV channels, and allowing government employees to convert their home town Leave Travel Concession (LTC) to all India LTC for visiting these regions.

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Five-day Nagaland school of deliverance crusade to be held

The organizing members during press conference at Kohima.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL. 25 (NPN): Through the guidance and vision from God and to create awareness on the existence of satanism among the youths, and also to deal with the spiritual problems, Flames of Fire Baptist Church Kohima would be organizing 5-day Nagaland School of Deliverance crusade to know about deliverance from Satanism from July 27-31 under the theme ‘The Spirit of the Lord is upon me…to set the captives free’ (Isa 61:1) to be held at APO Hall, Phoolbari, Kohima.

This was announced by

pastor Flames of Fire Baptist Church Kohima, Rukuolhoulie Solo at a press conference held at Seasons Café, Kohima on Monday evening, also attended by other organizing members. He said the presence and growing of devil worshippers would affect and bring chaos among the state by increasing social crimes, affecting the youths especially the high school going teenagers, placing the church in danger with false teaching, discord in the family and also leading to loss of our culture and honor.

Solo said Satanism was growing like wildfire especially in Christian dominated states

like Nagaland and Mizoram, where high school students (teenagers) are the highest among those involved into Satanism, which has increased double fold in the recent years numbering to about 5000.

He asserted that the increase of devil worshippers in the recent years was due to lack of awareness on the steps and strategies of dealing with them.

Therefore, he said Nagaland School of Deliverance was for all section of people irrespective of denominations to train church leaders and interested people on the methods of deliverance and post-deliv-

Condolence for late Ahu Sakhrie Unidentified dead DIMAPUR: NPCC president, K, Therie in a condolence bodies found message expressed shock and deep pain to hear the news of the passing away of late Ahu Sakhrie, who was a colleague and had treasured the ideologies, principles and concepts laid down by his father Lt. T. Sakhrie who was a signatory to many historical documents in the noble political movement.

Therie stated that in his passing, “we face an irreplaceable loss and on my own behalf and on behalf of all rank and file of the NPCC” convey deepest condolences to the bereaved family members and that the departed soul rest in peace.

USGOU condoles

DIMAPUR: United Sangtam Gazetted Officer’s Union (USGOU) has expressed its sadness at the demise of one of its members Aremba Sangtam, Junior Engineer (Power) Kiphire on July 25, 2016 from Naga Hospital Kohima.

A condolence note by USGOU Kashio Sangtam stated that in the demise of late Aremba, the union had lost a young officer where the vacuum created would be difficult to fill.

President USGOU on behalf of all the Sangtam officers also extended condolence and sympathy to the bereaved wife, children and all the family members left behind by the departed soul. The union also pray that God would grant peace to the departed soul.

DIMAPUR: PRO Dimapur Police has informed that one unidentified dead body of a non-local male, aged around 35-40, wearing green- blue checked shirt, black trousers and a pair of red slippers was found in the Railway bazaar area, Dimapur, on July 23.

On the same day, Dimapur police found another unidentified dead body of a non-local female, aged around 25-39, wearing yellow Salwar, was found in the railway tracks towards Khatkati end 261/9 km.

The person is suspected to have fallen from a running train, PRO added. In this regard, Dimapur Police informed that both the bodies have been kept at District Hospital Morgue for necessary formalities and identification and to contact Sub Urban Police Station, Dimapur, for more details.

Sumi community Purana Bazaar ‘B’ village condoles PBC 6th NAP Tizit

DIMAPUR: Sumi community of Purana Bazaar ‘B’ (SCP/B ‘B’)Village has expressed condolences to the family and relatives of late Tokiho Chophy who passed away on July 4.

In a condolence message, chairman, SCP/B ‘B’, Mughato Aye, stated that late Tokiho Chophy, during his short stint as the chairman of Purana Bazaar ‘B’ village council, proved himself to be trustworthy and a dedicated leader.

GPRN UT condoles

DIMAPUR: GPRN UT has mourned at the demise of late

Zhexuyi Ayemi, Razou Peyu of K. Hetoi, who passed away on July 18. GPRN UT further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

HBS concludes

DIMAPUR: Police Baptist Church, 6th NAP Tizit organized Holiday Bible School (HBS) under the Theme: “We Are God’s Champions” from 22-24th July 22 to 24 and was successfully held with education secretary, NPBCA, S. Mosha Chang as director and B. Sangtamkhaba CED as asstt. director. 24 well experienced teachers and co-teachers, all together 380 students actively participated.

erance in this spiritual warfare.

The speakers for the crusade include pastor Flames of Fire Baptist Church Rukuolhoulie Solo, Rev Azahto Kiba, pastor, New Life Church, Kohima; Mezhsevi Zutso, joint secretary, Literature, NCRC and Avi Yongo, RHEMA Tulsa, Oklahoma USA. Organizers said the speakers would be speaking on topics like ‘believer’s authority’, ‘symptoms of demonization’, ‘signpost for diagnosis’, ‘biblical theology of deliverance’, ‘history of deliverance ministry’, ‘generational curses, occult fantasy & deliverance’, ‘inner healing’, ‘procedures and agents in/for deliverance’ , ‘qualities of a counselor in deliverance’, ‘doorway to demons’, ‘demonization, demon possession & devil worship: a discernment’ , ‘prayer and deliverance’, ‘practical suggestions for deliverance’ , ‘freedom lifestyle: post deliverance’ and ‘prepare for war’.

The organizers also informed that church leaders from all the districts of Nagaland would be attending the five-day programme. It further informed that this would be a yearly programme so that more people would be trained to deal with this growing problem.

The organizing committee has invited the public irrespective of denominations to come and attend the programme and be blessed.

Department of F&CS informs DIMAPUR: Department of food and civil supplies (F&CS) has informed priority household (PHH) ration cards for Kohima district is prepared and ready for distribution to the identified beneficiaries.

All the respective village councils, head GBs, GBs, ward panchayats chairman (urban areas) have been informed to take note of the scheduled dates, time and venue for disbursement of the cards for further distribution to the beneficiaries.

In a press release, assistant director F&CS, Kapenlo Thong informed that release of food grains for the beneficiaries would be done to the concerned village council FPS/ urban FPS only after distribution of ration cards.

Further, the head GBs of respective villages should be present compulsorily during collection of ration cards.

It is further informed that the centre/KMC wards are: Tseminyu centre at ADC office Tseminyu on July 29, 11 am, Chiephobozou centre at women society building Chiephobozou on July 27, 10:30 am, Jakha and Kezocha circle at ADS office P.R Hill Kohima on July 28, 11:00am, Sechu circle and Kohima Sadar villages including Thizama, Mereima, Tsiesema,Tsiese Basa and Rusoma villages at ADS office P.R Hill Kohima on July 28, 12:30 pm and Kohima Municipal Council wards at DC conference hall deputy commissioner office on July 29,11:00 am.

CSU endorses school education minister statement

DIMAPUR: The Chakhesang Students’ Union (CSU) extended its support to the statement made by minister for school education & SCERT, Yitachu, serving deadlines to all teachers “to do away with substitute teachers” against their post and resign by 30 June 2016 or be dismissed from service and face legal action.

CSU stated that the said statement was announced by minister on June 8 while addressing the Physical Education Teachers (PET) as chief guest during their 3 days training cum-conference on newly printed handbook, organized by the Directorate of School Education. CSU president Dode Nakro stated that the CSU has been keeping a strict vigil on practice of

proxy and substitute teachers within its jurisdiction in accordance with its standing Union Assembly resolution.

Encouraged by such move, the CSU fervently appeal its entire counterpart(s) to give unflinching cooperation and work collectively to wipe out the menace in the best interest of the students community.

The CSU said, the minister serving deadline “to do away with substitute teachers” was source of encouragement to the students’ union to step further and exercise and implement its resolution in letter and spirit.

Further, CSU president also appealed the Minister to pay attention to the problems of the shortage of teachers especially in the rural areas.

Sumi Aphuyemi Hoho appeals

DIMAPUR: Sumi Aphuyemi Hoho (SAH), Pughoboto has stated that after a decade of ceasefire agreement between Government of India and Underground Groups, the historic framework agreement signed between Government of India and NSCN (IM) on 3rd August, 2015 for a political solution is appreciated. A press note by SAH president, Inavi Sumi further appealed to all sections of the Naga society to pray for God’s timely intervention for a permanent solution in the interest of both entities. In the meantime, the Hoho also urged Naga public leaders, thinkers, intellectuals etc. to contribute towards a healthy positive debate on the issue and make valuable suggestions rather than hindering the negotiation process at such a crucial stage.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, July 26, 2016

news in brief Chumukedima town ward 5 general meeting: Chumukedima Town Ward

No- 5 (PHELUO) Union has convened a general meeting on July 27, 2 p.m at St Gabriel School. All concerned citizens of ward No 5 have been requested to attend the meeting.

SDEO Zunheboto informs: Sub- divisional Education Officer (SDEO) Zunheboto and also holding current charge of District Education Officer (DEO), Nitoli H. Khulu has informed all the graduate teachers and SSA graduate teachers (regular) under DEO and SDEO Zunheboto who were appointed upto 2013 to submit their bio-data along with appointment order, date of birth, date of graduation, date of B.Ed pass, educational qualification, date of counting seniority list on or before July 30 for onward submission to the directorate of school education. It further informed that SDEO would not take any responsibility for late submission within the informed stipulated period.

CSUK informs: Chang Students’ Union Kohima (CSUK) has informed all the Chang students studying in Kohima starting from class 8 & above to register their name in the union on or before August 23, 2016 without fail. For details regarding registration and membership fees one may refer to the union’s resolution and for registration one may contact 8974518826, 9862376137 or 8118923476.

CMS emergency meeting: Khonoma Baptist Centenary Mission Society (CMS) members of Kohima, Dimapur & Medziphema area held a joint emergency meeting on July 25 at Medziphema town and unanimously resolved that the Centenary Teak Plantation field would not be sold under any circumstance whatsoever. In a press note, CMS unit members stated that the house also decided that all individuals or parties should cease ongoing works immediately and also warned that anyone entering into any sale agreement of the field shall be doing so at their own risk.

Lotha Cl- I contractors union emergency meeting: Lotha Class-I contrac-

tors union has convened an emergency meeting on July 28, 12 noon at the residence of its treasurer O. Ovung. It is further informed to all the members to bring one Xeroxed copy of their firm’s registration for registration for officer record and to attain the meeting without fail.

ANSISA emergency meeting: All Na-

galand Sub-Inspector of Schools Association (ANSISA) has convened an emergen-

cy meeting on July 29, 11 a.m at DUDA Guest House, High School Area, Kohima.

All members have been asked to attend the meeting along with service related documents for necessary correction in the bio-data. Those members who have been confirmed in the service are also asked to submit the confirmation order. The association shall bear no responsibilities in the event of any eventuality due to the failure of its members to provide required information which would be made known in the meeting. For any query the members are asked to contact the president -9436821412, vice-president-9436009755 and general secretary-9436645523.

CAVCA general meet: Chumukedima Area Village Council Association (CAVCA) has convened general meeting on July 27, 11 a.m. at CTC hall, Chumukedima. All village council Chairmen under EAC Chumukedima and executive members have been requested to attend the meeting.

BJMM NSU convenes: Bharatiya Ja-

nata Mahila Morcha (BJMM) Nagaland State Unit (NSU) has convened a meeting on July 28, 11 a.m. at Nagaland sate Mahila Morcha general secretary Asangla Ao. All office bearers have been requested to attend the meeting.

LLOMBZA holds meeting: Lotha

Lower Oil and Mineral Bearing Zone Assocition (LLOMBZA) held its emergency meeting at Dimapur. At the meeting house deliberated on the public interest litigation filled by the Lotha Hoho on oil exploration. Accordingly, LLOMBZA as the original landowners expressed serious concern over the issue and has further convened a general meeting on August 6, 10 a.m. at Merapani. All associated villages and interested persons have been requested to attend the meeting.

ANGPTA general meeting: All the government primary teachers irrespective of nature of appointment/SSA primary teachers serving under Kiphere district are informed that there would be a general meeting on July 30, 10 a.m at EBRC hall Kiphere town. All the concerned teachers have been requested to attend the meeting positively. For any queries contact 9612570216 & 9612520588 ACCC 2-Dmu-II A/C consultative meet: Assembly Constituency Congress

Committee (ACCC) 2-Dimapur-II has convened consultative meeting on July 30.

All congress men and women have been requested to attend the meeting.

Rio chairs Airport Advisory Committee meeting

Neiphiu Rio along with official and other dignitaries.

DIMAPUR: Second meeting of the Airport Advisory Committee (AAC) was held under the chairmanship of the Neiphiu Rio, MP (Lok Sabha ) and AAC chairman, on July 25, 2016 at Dimapur airport.

The first AAC meeting was held in October 2015.

At the meeting, Airport director Mughavi Zhimo highlighted various developmental

activities that were being undertaken presently in Dimapur Airport.

Some of the major developmental work that took place and ongoing since last year included re carpeting approach road , car parking, Face lift of terminal building, front Canopy , Perimeter road, CCTV, free wifi etc.

The meeting was at-

tended by AAC members, M Ababe Ezung, Rusemtong Longkumer, ADC Dimapur, ASST commissioner, Dimapur, chief security officer, AAI, joint GM, ATM, AAI, Airport Manager AAI, and Airport Manager Indigo also attended.

Later the AAC chairman Neiphiu Rio inspected the ongoing developmental work at the Airport.

Longsa prepares for premier harvest festival NPF 59 A/C meeting held at Kma progAwareness on PMSSS

Longsa womenfolk in traditional attires partaking in the pulling of the Shangzü during Tsüngremmung celebration at Longsa village, Mokokchung. (file photo)

DIMAPUR: The premier festival of the Ao Nagas, Tsüngremmung would be celebrated at Longsa village with minister for RD & REPA, C. L John as the chief guest on August 3, 2016. The festival has been celebrated every year by the Longsa village council under the patronage

of Tourism department of Nagaland.

Keeping the traditional spirit of the forefathers and the spirit of Tsüngremmung in bonding friendship and harmony among communities, the Longsa Tourism Committee has invited the Tsatanger village (Sangtam)

and Sapatomi village (Sumi) to partake in the grand celebration. The two neighboring villages of Longsa have graciously consented to partake in celebration with the fellow Longsa brothers and sisters.

A main attraction of the festival would be the traditional pulling of the “Shangzü”

followed by singing and dancing by the partakers of the festival.

The Tsüngremmong starts on August 1 every year and it continues till the 3rd.

The festivity is scheduled to start at Longsa on August 1, which is traditionally celebrated as “Süngpenmong”.

The main programme will be held on August day 2 – called “Yatimong” – where a host of Longsa villagers, dignitaries and Ao community are expected to join in the festivity.

Tsüngremmung will culminate on the August 3, referred to as “Aien Lenpi” where the entire community would come together to clean the paths leading to the village, in preparation for socio-cultural interactions with the neighboring villages, like Tuensang, Zunheboto and Mokokchung after the harvest season. Longsa was declared a tourist village in 2006.

The Longsa tourism committee, under the aegis of the Longsa village council, heartily invites all to partake in the premier festival of the Ao community at Longsa and to receive blessings from God for a bountiful harvest.

C.Kipili Sangtam speaking during the meeting at Hotel Millenium Kohima.

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KIPHIRE, JULY 25 (NPN): The Naga People’s Front (NPF) 59 A/C (SeyochungSitimi) on July 15 and 16 held a meeting at Hotel Millennium Kohima in regard to its LADP and DUDA schemes of 59 A/C. The meeting was attended by office bearers of the NPF 59 A/C with

minister of Power C.Kipili Sangtam.

During the meeting the minister stressed on importance of developmental activities in the constituency. He said that funds should be used judiciously for the benefit of the general public.

President NPF Kiphire division, Lipongkyu Sangtam and CEC member NPF

Nagaland Tsalise Sangtam exhorted the party leaders.

At the meeting various agenda for development of its constituency were discussed.

NPF party leaders representing Longmatra, Sitimi, Seyochung and Amahator areas also spoke at the meeting.

The meeting was chaired by president NPF 59 A/C, Tsathrise Sangtam.

DIMAPUR: An awareness programme on Prime Minister Social Security Schemes (PMSSS) such as Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojna, Mudra bank Yojna, Atal pension scheme was held on July 18 and 19, at Senjum and Rilan village respectively.

The awareness programme was organized by The Global Open University (TGOU) Nagaland in collaboration with state bank of India, bazaar branch, Dimapur.

At the programme, resource person bank manager, Jatin Kr. Buruah explained about the importance and benefits of the various schemes which wrere implemented and felicitated through the bank.

He also distributed the forms of the various schemes to the participants/villagers.

Resource person administrative N. Mhao Ngullie also encouraged the participants about the importance of Swachh Bharat and other related social responsibilities of the community for enhancing and mproving their village economy and for proper implementation and participation in availing the oppurtunities being provided through PMSSS.

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Himanta proposes censure motion against Manmohan and not Narendra Modi, which recommended that there should be no difference between Special and non-Special Category Status states,” Sarma said.

The UPA government under the leadership of Manmohan Singh had also acted against the interest of Assam in oil royalty issue, he said.

Sarma said the current Central Government and later the Gauhati High Court had asked the PSU oil companies to pay royalty to Assam on pre-discounted price with effect from January 1, 2014.

The minister reiterated his stand that Assam continued to get all the benefits of Special Category Status states and only the name for this was changed to North East and Hill States.

“In 112 schemes, we are getting funds from the Centre.

NSCN(I-M) member involved in kidnapping van driver held in Mnp Correspondent IMPHAL, Jul 25: A self styled lieutenant of NSCN(I-M) and his father-in-law, allegedly involved in the kidnapping of a van driver and a hawker, were arrested by Manipur police on Saturday.

Dangshankwas Leidong (39) son of Dk Anglourung of Khudei Khullen presently residing at Wangsangram village of Chandel district and his father-in-law Molung Leidunshim Maring (42) of Sandang Shenba village of Senapati district were arrested by a team of Imphal West police commandos.

Imphal West SP told reporters here that the duo was arrested during a course of investigation of a case related to kidnapping of one van driver, L Toto Singh and Y Kenedy (hawker) along with a van (MN-04A/0755).

D a n g s h a n k wa s w h o claimed himself to be a mem-

ber of NSCN(I-M) serving in the rank of lieutenant confessed that his associates had been extorting the businessmen, van owners plying van on ImphalMoreh route, he added.

He further disclosed that the individual had kidnapped van drivers and extorted a huge amount of money for their release in the name of NSCN(I-M).

One mobile handset, one driving license, one Adhhar card, Rs 40,000 in cash, one .32 pistol loaded with three live rounds, two rounds of M16 ammunitions, two .303 rifle ammunition, three round of AK ammunition and one Honda Activa were seized during the raid at his house. His fatherin-law, Molung Leidunshim Maring (42) of Sandang Shenba village, Saikul who is involved in the same kidnapping case was also arrested. The hijacked Maruti van (MN-04A/0755) along with a sum of Rs 46,000 was also covered, the SP added.

Out of this, 48 schemes are 100 per cent financed, 58 are 90 per cent financed, three are 80 per cent financed, one is 70 per cent and two are 50 per cent financed.

“We are not bothered about the name. We are still getting the benefits. How does a name change matter? Assam is still having all the characteristics of a Special Category State,” he said.

Sarma suggested the opposition Congress, who raised the issue for a clarification over continuance of the status, to have a friendly approach towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

“The state government is getting the best possible cooperation from the Centre. We have come for a change and we will deliver the change,” he said.

2 NDFB militants killed in encounter GUWAHATI, JUL 25 (PTI): Two hardcore NDFB(S) militants who were allegedly planning to target security forces in Assam in the run-up to Independence Day were Monday killed in Kokrajhar district of Assam.

After receiving inputs on the movement of militants, a joint team of the Army and Assam Police launched an operation in the early hours during which a group of terrorists fired indiscriminately on them. “The team retaliated with controlled fire and neutralised two terrorists. These terrorists were identified as Pungkha Narzary and Jwngsr Basumatary. “Both the terrorists were of 42 batch and involved in numerous subversive activities including extortion, kidnapping and were planning to target Security Forces camps and convoys in the runup to Independence day,” an Army official said.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Japanese Encephalitis returns to Manipur; 18 schools shut

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IMPHAL, JUL 25: At least 18 schools have been closed down in Manipur’s Churachandpur following unprecedented spread of dreaded Japanese Encephalitis (JE), official sources informed on Monday.

Authorities have already taken up all precautionary measures to contain the spread of the disease following the death of a four-year-old girl in the last week. At least 12 patients were tested positive for Japanese Encephalitis in the state, a senior heal;th official said and added that two other cases were tested negative for the killer virus.

The 12 patients are being treating at RIMS, JNIMS, Shija and Dr Ratan’s Mothers Care Children Hospital and Research Centre hospitals.

One more patient has been

shifted to a hospital in Guwahati in the last week.

The patients have been confirmed positive for Japanese Encephalitis (JE) after their blood samples were tested at the state’s only lab installed at JNIMS hospital, Imphal.

Of the 12 patients, three are from Imphal West, two each from Thoubal, Imphal East and Churachandpur, and one each from Senapati (Sadar Hills), Chandel and Ukhrul.

So far 18 schools located mostly at district headquarters have been closed down till Monday. Most of the schools declared holidays till the end of this month. State surveillance officer Dr Kh Sasheekumar said that all the four mosquito species, Culex Tritaeniorhynchus, Culex Vishnui, Culex Quinquefasciatus and Culex Sitiens, are found in Manipur.

Dearest Piyush, On this special day, we wish you all the very best, all the joy you can ever have and may you be blessed abundantly today, tomorrow and the days to come!

May you have a fantastic birthday and many more to come... HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!

Maa and aunty Dear Sehüto Vero Wishing you a blessed & wonderful 1st Birthday. It was on this day, you came to the world to fill our life with joy & laughter. It is our prayer that you live life to the fullest with good health & prosperous future. Many happy return of the day.

Wish love Dad, Mum & love ones Dearest Seyielhouno Sharon Lhousa, It was on this day (26.07.2007); you were born into this world. As we celebrate your 9th birthday today; we wish you good health, success and all the best in your life!!!

- Your loving brother & sisters-Neikovor, Thejazeno, Nourhekhono & parents.

Adult rhino carcass found in Kaziranga National Park

JORHAT (ASSAM), JUL 25 (PTI): An adult male rhino carcass with its horn intact was Monday recovered from the flooded Kaziranga National Park in Assam, two days after another rhino was found dead.

The carcass of the rhino, drowned in Diphloo river due to the flood, was recovered near Siga camp under Agora-

toli camp in KNP, sources said today. KNP Forest Authority removed the horn and deposited it with the Park’s Divisional Forest Officer, they said.

On July 23, another adult male rhino carcass with its horn in place was recovered from the nearby Japoripathar village floating in the river near Mikirjan forest camp of the the park’s

Kohora range. Meanwhile, five hog deer were killed by speeding vehicles at Panbari in the KNP area when they were crossing NH-37, towards the highland of the Karbi Anglong district this afternoon, officials said. There are 16 animal corridors on the NH-37 through which various types of animals from the Park cross over to

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The rising water level of Brahmaputra river yesterday brought 85 per cent of the park’s area under flood, submerging 117 of the 120 forest camps and snapped road connectivity leaving the country boats the only mode of transport for the KNP guards and others, they said.

On this very special day of the lord 2015, you were sent for a purpose, and as you have completed 365 days of journey on this earth may u be a blessing to each and everyone of us in a days to come. Happy 1st Bornday. God Bless You.

With love & prayer, Mom, Dad & Siso

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

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of our beloved mother Late Pongshom Konyak

Late H. Hesso

12/Dec/1951 to 26/July/2015

Dearest Mother, It has been a year since you left us. Your encouragement, your disciplinary instructions and your prayers; we still cherish in our mind and thanks for being such a devoted mother dwelling with us once in our life time.

Although death has separated us, you are always alive in our memory, we love you and miss you and nothing can ever substitute you until we all shall meet in heaven.

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GUWAHATI, JUL 25 (PTI): Assam Finance Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma Monday proposed to move a censure motion against former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for “knowingly or unknowingly” causing “temporary damage” to the state by adopting some policies.

“Let us move a censure motion against Manmohan Singh for repeated violation of Assam’s interest. Knowingly or unknowingly, Manmohan Singh did some temporary damage to Assam,” Sarma said during a discussion on Special Category Status to the state.

He cited the example of oil royalty issue and the 14th Finance Commission to justify his allegation. “It was the 14th Finance Commission, constituted by Manmohan Singh

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From, husband, children, sons in law, daughter in law and grand children.

3RD DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved son

Late V. Mughavito Yeptho

26/7/2016

“If we did not go to sleep at night We’d never awaken to see the light And the joy of watching a new day break Or meeting the down by some quiet lake…

For life, not death is god’s promised goal So trust god’s promise and doubt him never For only through death can man live forever!”

Dearly loved and missed.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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LATE ABEL YEPTHO

Born : 22.06.1992 – Died : 22.07.2016

Born : 29/04/1997 – Died : 11/07/2016

Through this column, we the bereaved family members would like to express our heartiest gratitude to all who stood by us financially, physically, materially and spiritually at the sudden demise of our beloved son Lt. Pfütsüte Doulo.

We regret our inability to mention each and every individual, but it is our prayer that our Almighty God shower His blessing to you all abundantly.

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We thank you all for your unending support physically, financially and spiritually. We offer our sincere apology for our inability to mention and thank each and everyone individually. We pray that the Almighty God bless each and everyone abundantly. Your good deeds will always be remembered.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Sidhu takes on BJP but mum on joining AAP I was asked to stay away from Punjab, claims Sidhu

NEW DELHI, JUL 25 (PTI): A week after he quit Rajya Sabha, Navjot Singh Sidhu Monday oday broke his silence and targeted the BJP for asking him to stay away from Punjab to serve “personal interests” but continued to keep everyone guessing on his next move, including whether he will join AAP. In a brief interaction with the media, he asserted that he will choose to serve Punjab “hundred times” above any party or family.

The cricketer-tur nedpolitician, who made clear his displeasure with BJP, parried queries on whether he would join Aam Aadmi Party, saying he will be standing wherever the interests of Punjab are served.

Sidhu alleged that he was told to keep away from Punjab to “serve personal interests,” apparently suggesting that the BJP was acting under its ally Shiromani Akali Dal’s pressure.

Targeting BJP, Sidhu said he delivered the prestigious Amritsar seat to the party during adverse circumstances but was “drowned in the Modi wave” in 2014, when he was asked to shift from the constituency.

“It happened three or four times,” he said referring to the party’s suggestion that he keep away from the state’s politics.

This, he said, cannot be “tolerated” even once as “no party in the world is bigger than Punjab

Dalit youth dies in police raid in Surat SURAT, JUL 25 (PTI): A 25year-old Dalit youth died under mysterious circumstances during a raid conducted on a gambling den by police in Dabholi area here, sparking a backlash by locals who attacked a sub-inspector accusing him of “thrashing” the youth.

The incident occurred last evening when sub-inspector NS Patel, attached to Chowk Bazar police station, conducated the raid on a tip-off that a gambling den is being operated from the locality. Though locals alleged Mahendra Makwana died due to thrashing by police, Chowk Bazar police said maintained that he died of “epileptic seizure” which he suffered while fleeing the spot.

However, police on Monday registered an FIR against Patel on charges of murder and committing atrocities against Dalit. “Based on a complaint filed by Makwana’s father Gamanbhai, we have lodged an FIR against Patel, who is receiving treatment in hospital.

He is charged under section 302 of IPC (murder) and under various sections of Prevention of Atrocity Act,” said Police Station Officer of Chowk Bazar Ishwar Parmar.

Explaining yesterday’s turn of events, police inspector M R Nakum said Makwana fell unconscious while he was running away from police along with others, and later died in a hospital. He said that an angry mob attacked Patel with sticks and other objects assuming that he had beaten Makwana leading to his death. Following the incident, police yesterday filed an FIR against the mob for attacking Patel. “When Patel reached the spot last evening, some suspected persons, including Makwana, started running away to evade arrest. While escaping, Makwana fell down on the road following epileptic seizure and became unconscious. Though he was rushed to hospital, he subsequently died,” said Nakum.

8 kids killed as train hits van BHADOHI (UP), JUL 25 (PTI): In a tragic incident, eight children were killed and 14 others injured when a school mini-bus was hit by a train at an unmanned railway crossing on Monday cmorning due to alleged negligence of the bus driver who ignored warning.

The mini bus of Tenderheart school in Ghosiya township, carrying students of six villages in the age group of six to 14 years, was hit by VaranasiAllahabad passenger train at gate number 26 between Katka and Madhosingh Railway stations, police said.

The mini-bus was thrown up in the air due to the impact of the crash and landed in an agriculture field, police said.

Navjot Singh Sidhu for me. I am willing to accept any loss for that.”

“Navjot Singh Sidhu had won four elections but when there was a wave in favour of Modi sahab, then Sidhu was drowned along with rivals.

I was told you cannot fight from Amritsar. You fight from Kurukshetra, you fight from West Delhi. I did not leave my roots then nor did I care about profit and loss.”

Asked if he wanted to be the chief ministerial candidate in the next year’s assembly elections, he said he always wanted to serve Punjab.

“I said I will not fight.

I have no wish for any post but I will not break the trust of those who made me an MP from Amritsar and gave me the highest honour in 21 generations. Now you tell me that I should leave Punjab. I am given a Rajya Sabha seat and then told that Sidhu you keep

away from your nation. Tell me what is my sin,” he said.

“I quit the Rajya Sabha because I was told that I cannot look at Punjab and will have to keep away from it. No dharma is bigger than Punjab for me,” he said, calling the state his nation from which he cannot keep away. Asked if he will join AAP or if he wants to be the chief ministerial candidate for the Punjab assembly elections due early next year, Sidhu said, “You will find Sidhu standing wherever the interests of Punjab are served. I have said what I had to. Navjot Singh Sidhu always wanted to serve Punjab and Amritsar.”

Sidhu spoke at length about his innings in the BJP starting from 2004 Lok Sabha elections and how he had delivered Amritsar seat to the party again and again only to be kept away from the state’s affairs and then denied the seat in 2014.

He said he fought in 2004 on the request of the then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and won the seat with over 1 lakh vote margin, adding that he won it twice more including in 2009 when he was the only party MP among the 50-51 seats in the plains of north India.

“When storms were blowing, then Navjot Singh Sidhu was sent... Now when there was a wave in support of Modi sahab, I was drowned along with rivals,” he lamented.

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LS speaker asks AAP MP Mann not to attend Parl NEW DELHI/CHANDIGARH, JUL 25 (PTI): AAP MP Bhagwant Mann, whose videography of Parliament House complex kicked up a row, was on Monday “advised” not to attend Lok Sabha by Speaker Sumitra Mahajan till a decision is taken on the alleged security breach which will be probed by a nine-member House panel.

Mann on his part accused BJP, Congress and Akali Dal of joining hands to “suppress his voice” in view of the Punjab Assembly polls due in 2017.

The panel set up by the Speaker has been asked to submit its report by August 3, while Mann has time till July 28 to submit his explanation to the committee.

It is chaired by BJP member Kirit Somaiya, “The act of the member of audio-visual recording of the Parliament and posting it on the social media puts the security of Parliament in peril,” the Speaker said, adding that several members had expressed concern over the issue on Friday last.

The member is “advised not to attend the sittings of the House” until a decision is taken in the matter, Mahajan said.

Mann was not present in the House. As soon as the House assembled, she informed it about the action being taken on the issue which had led to the adjournment of Lok Sabha proceedings on July 22. “The inquiry committee shall inquire into the serious security implications and re-

lated aspects.... (and) suggest suitable remedial measures to avoid recurrence of such incidents in future and recommend appropriate action in the matter,” the Speaker said.

Last week, Mann had put out in the social media a video of his vehicle passing security barricades and entering the Parliament complex. He had also videographed a room where Parliament questions were being sorted out.

Apart from chairperson Somaiya, the panel has two other BJP members -Meenakshi Lekhi and Satyapal Singh. Others are Anandrao Adsul (Shiv Sena), B Mahtab (BJD), Ratna De (TMC), Thota Narasimham (TDP), K C Venugopal (Cong) and P Venugopal (AIADMK).

The panel has no member from Shiromani Akali Dal. Mann represents Sangrur in Punjab.

The panel would look into the serious security implications and related aspects “germane to and arising out of the conduct of audio-visual recording around Parliament House by Mann on July 21, 2016 and subsequent uploading of the said audio-visual recording by him on social media”. Mann claimed he has been “barred” from raising issues of public by being not allowed to attend the House proceedings.

He said the “grand alliance” of BJP, Congress and Akalis has hatched a “conspiracy against me as I am very active in the House and raise issue of the public”.

Separatists’ Anantnag march foiled; Geelani, Mirwaiz detained SRINAGAR, JUL 25 (PTI): Authorities Monday foiled an attempt by separatists to march to Anantnag town from here by taking their leaders Syed Ali Shah Geelani and Mirwaiz Umar Farooq into custody even as protesters made a bid at over a dozen places across Kashmir to defy curfew. Curfew remained in force in the five districts of Anantnag, Kulgam, Pulwama, Shopian and Baramulla and 11 police station areas of the city as a preventive measure to thwart the separatists’ plans to take out the protest march.

A police official said there were attempts at over a dozen places across the Valley to defy curfew but law enforcing agencies chased the protesters away by resorting to baton charge and firing tear smoke shells.

Reports of brief clashes between security forces and protesters were received from Natipora in the city, Arwani, Bijbehara, Anchidora, Batengo, Achabal (in Anantnag), Opmora, Choon (in Budgam district) and Safapora in Ganderbal district, the official said.

While the official said there were no reports of anyone getting injured in the clashes, unconfirmed reports said at least a dozen protesters were hurt in the security forces’ action. Geelani and Mirwaiz tried to take out separate rallies from their respective residences in Hyderpora and Nigeen areas of the city but were taken into custody, he said. He said the two separatist leaders were detained as they were heading

Police detain Mirwaiz Molvi Umar Farooq at Nigeen in Srinagar on Monday. (PTI) towards Anantnag’s Lal Chowk area where they had asked the people to assemble for paying tributes to those who were killed during clashes with security forces in the Valley over the past 17 days. “Curfew was in place in Anantnag, Baramulla, Kulgam, Pulwama and Shopian districts of the Valley as a precautionary measure in view of the call given by some elements for a march to Anantnag district town,” the official said. He said areas falling under the jurisdic-

tion of 11 police stations in the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir were also placed under curfew. “Restrictions are in place in four districts -- Bandipora, Budgam, Ganderbal and Kupwara-- and remaining areas of Srinagar city,” he said. The official said there were attempts at over a dozen places across the Valley to defy curfew but law enforcing agencies chased the protesters away by resorting to baton charge and firing tear smoke shells.

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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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.

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.

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

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ashmir is again on the boil after recent clashes between security forces and protestors resulting in deaths of a total of 46 people while unofficially, it is said to be higher.

The situation has pushed the state into the brink of a civil war and worse, fears that more terrorists could infiltrate into Kashmir from PoK. There is no doubt that Pakistan would not like to let such an opportunity go by pushing in more terrorists under the garb of freedom fighters to cause mayhem.

All signs indicate that J&K is being plunged into a very serious crisis that can also mean more violence, political and economic instability and most tragically, more hatred among communities and more suffering for everybody. It is politically correct and also most convenient to blame the situation on forces inimical to the integrity of India.

The point is that the situation can only become worse if those against the nation’s security and integrity are able rouse mass outrage against Indian security forces and on the other hand, the state government and Centre applying wrong strategies which have been known to only add fuel to the fire. In response to such mass outrages against Indian security forces who are blamed for killings of Kashmiri youths; genuine feelings of anger and grief felt by the indigenous Kashmiris are further stoked by elements who are hell bent in creating trouble even if it meant more deaths of innocents.

Thus when there is frustration and anger among the local people and when politicians try to gain mileage and enemies across the border exploit the situation ; the blame should go to all sections.

Some people have made a career and a thriving business out of troubles in Jammu and Kashmir.

Their business can only flourish if a certain level of violence is maintained. The Modi government had started well and took a bold step in having the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) led by Mehbooba Mufti agree to an unholy alliance of diverse political ideologies. Mehbooba Mufti, the chief minister of J&K enjoys a good rapport with the people as she was sympathetic to the causes of the people but after the alliance with BJP, her PDP appears to be caught between the twin horns of dilemma.

The BJP won a huge mandate in Jammu but not even one seat in Kashmir. The PDP did not win a single seat in Jammu but won big in Kashmir.

More important even than dialogue with Pakistan is open dialogue with all Kashmiris, without regard to their antecedents or biases. This is where the PDP’s approach is totally different from the BJP. This was the strategy of the Manmohan Singh government which initiated a second parallel dialogue with all these dissatisfied and dissident elements. Modi government’s policy on Kashmir has oscillated between hype and hope to thinly veiled threats and open hostility, meant for the domestic television audience but unfortunately, these have only burned bridges which would have been utilised for promoting improved relations.

Pakistan can do a lot to promote understanding if it realises that prolonging violence will also cost it dear in the long run. Peace in the region benefits not only the Kashmiris but also both India and Pakistan who have lost too much time, money and lives in fighting an undeclared war.

DailyDevotion Am I Blessed Like This?

Blessed are… —Matthew 5:3-11 When we first read the statements of Jesus, they seem wonderfully simple and unstartling, and they sink unnoticed into our subconscious minds. For instance, the Beatitudes initially seem to be merely soothing and beautiful precepts for overly spiritual and seemingly useless people, but of very little practical use in the rigid, fast-paced workdays of the world in which we live. We soon find, however, that the Beatitudes contain the “dynamite” of the Holy Spirit.

And they “explode” when the circumstances of our lives cause them to do so. When the Holy Spirit brings to our remembrance one of the Beatitudes, we say, “What a startling statement that is!” Then we must decide whether or not we will accept the tremendous spiritual upheaval that will be produced in our circumstances if we obey His words. That is the way the Spirit of God works. We do not need to be born again to apply the Sermon on the Mount literally. The literal interpretation of the Sermon on the Mount is as easy as child’s play. But the interpretation by the Spirit of God as He applies our Lord’s statements to our circumstances is the strict and difficult work of a saint.

The teachings of Jesus are all out of proportion when compared to our natural way of looking at things, and they come to us initially with astonishing discomfort. We gradually have to conform our walk and conversation to the precepts of Jesus Christ as the Holy Spirit applies them to our circumstances. The Sermon on the Mount is not a set of rules and regulations— it is a picture of the life we will live when the Holy Spirit is having His unhindered way with us.

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You can’t get rid of poverty by giving people money. ~ P.J. O’Rourke

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hen you spend a weekend watching Hollywood horror movies based on mosquitoes – ‘Mosquito Man’, ‘Skeeter’, ‘How a Mosquito Operates’, ‘Sucker’ (the story of a suicidal man transformed into a vengeful mosquito) and ‘Mosquito’, then you realize how important the mosquito is to the economy.

Imagine the number of people employed by these movies - actors, directors, script writers, animators, stuntmen, makeup artists, spot boys, distributors, popcorn sellers and ushers.

The mosquito is the largest employer in the world.

It makes millionaires out of ordinary people. Even I have benefitted by getting space in a newspaper for this article.

And so do at least ten thousand people who blog about the mosquito regularly. So do junior newspaper reporters who, running out of ideas, write about the “new breakthrough” in the battle against malaria. and the columnists who give advice on how to keep the bites away (wear yellow, don’t wear yellow), the newsprint makers who sell so much more paper to accommodate the news and printers who print out miles of statistics on the mosquito every year.

Look at the gadgets. The Good Knight owner who had so much money that he put it into Malayali films in which elephants sat on chairs and smoked cigarettes (I met him when the film got banned!)

There are strange blue light gadgets that lie in offices and consume electricity while waiting for mosquitoes to fly into them. There are things that plug in to the wall near your bed, coils and sticks, and Fogging machines that patrol through your streets poisoning man and mosquito alike. Weed killers, lawn mowers, concrete layers, pond and marsh drainers.

Manufacturers, labour, staff, distributers, shareholders – everyone makes money.

Then come the insect repellent creams like Odomos and at least a hundred

different “ayurvedic” anti mosquito pastes, creams and sprays. “Natural alternative” skin patches made with vitamin B. If each company employs 100 people plus the distributors, how many would that be?

The ‘machhardanis’ that we all grew up with, the tents saturated with anti mosquito chemicals that are sold on the roadsides. The cloth makers should give the creature a big thank you for the long sleeves that everyone in a mosquito area wears - More cloth, more money. Perfumers have found that perfume repels more mosquitoes than Deet, so that is the new selling gimmick.

Now the heavy hitters: the chemical companies that have destroyed so much of the world while trying to kill the mosquito; all the companies that manufacture DDT which, despite being banned, is used everywhere. Larvicides are chemicals, like Methoprene, Pyriproxyfen, applied to water to control mosquito larvae.

Adulticides like malathion, Permethrin, Resmethrin, Sumithrin, Scourge and Anvil are used in spraying to control adult mosquitoes. Synergists like Piperonyl Butoxide and MGK-264 which are not toxic to the mosquitoes themselves, but make Adulticides more effective. All these chemicals are dangerous – pyrethroids are neurotoxins and have been linked with liver and thyroid failure. All the chemicals listed above cause human cancer. So, thousands of doctors are given jobs and hospitals flourish – all because of the mosquito. Pyrethroids are highly toxic to fish, crustaceans, and bees; So more doctors get jobs when you eat poisoned fish and crabs. And once the bees all disappear, I am sure thousands of people will have to be employed to manually pollinate the fruit trees so that we can continue to eat. Please include the foggers, sprayers who are employed by the mosquito. And the people who make the thousands of cans that carry the chemicals.

Because fogging is so danger-

Nagaland Post, Dimapur tuesday, July 26, 2016

Food will run out ous, the market has created respirator masks with replaceable cartridges. So lots of more people have been given jobs to protect you from things that are invented to kill mosquitoes.

Imagine the legions of advertising agencies and sales representatives. Government municipal agencies should also thank the mosquito, because they can pretend to buy chemicals to fog the towns and divert the money.

Many daughters have been married off and many sons of middle level bureaucrats have gone abroad to study on mosquito money.

Have I included all the thousands of people and scientists who have written reports on how these chemicals are extremely toxic? After all they get grants to do study after study proving the same thing – That none of these pesticides have any effect on mosquitoes and at the same time are harmful to human health. None of what they say has any effect on the pesticide industry or government regulations. But they all, bless the mosquito, get lifelong research jobs. Millions of scientists research the mosquito all day, every day: whether they can sterilize it, whether it can spread Aids, whether crossing one species with another will make them ineffective, modifying mosquito genetics to make them flightless, creating transgenic bacteria which eat mosquito guts etc. Inventors of non oily films across water. Researchers who have found a chemical that disables the part of the insect’s brain that smells humans. Others who find a way to switch off the mosquitoes’ heat detection

ability. Vaccine makers who experiment on thousands of children in Africa without any luck. Scientists who work on introducing scorpion venom into mosquito genes. Pills which, when swallowed, kill any biting mosquito. Ovi traps to attract egg laying females. Recently a British company, called Oxitec, opened a genetically modified mosquito farm in Brazil to produce millions of GM insects which will (hopefully) battle the other mosquitoes.

How many mad scientists, during the Second World War, escaped war duty in Germany and Japan by working in laboratories to create malarial mosquitoes and their carriers.

The Germans tried to halt the march of the Allies into Italy by introducing millions of larvae of malaria-carrying mosquitoes. British and American soldiers survived due to quinine.

The Italian population didn’t - malaria cases rose from 1,217 in 1943 to 54,929 in 1944.

Let us not forget the people employed directly by mosquitoes. Mosquito inspectors who come regularly to inspect my pond. All the thousands of people who work in Public Health Institutions and sanitation companies around the world. All the mosquito “biologists”.

This is a partial list of the current vacancies advertised by mosquito control agencies in the US: Labourers to operate tractors, lawnmowers, weed-eaters and other equipment in mosquito spraying programmes, Mosquito Control Division Manager to oversee budget, planning, operations, research,

and personnel, Manager Mosquito Abatement, Program Extension Agent Mosquito Management Services, Vector Ecologist, Operations Supervisor Mosquito Services, Land Stewardship Seasonal Fellow in Controlling Invasive Species, Research Assistant lymphatic filariasis, Manager Public Health Community Programme, Research Entomologist, Research Geneticist, Information Technology Intern, Biologist / Entomologist / Toxicologist, Industrial Hygienist / Chemist, Program Assistant Zika, Seasonal Assistant Vector Control, Senior Environmental Health Inspector, Zika Technical Advisor, Environmental Health Specialist (Full-time and Part-time), Executive Assistant to Public Health Officer, Senior Environmental Health Inspector, Pest Control Specialist, Vector Control Inspector, Education Coordinator Vector Control, Integrated Vector Management Compliance Officer, Urban Water Compliance Planner, Entomologist, Communications and Knowledge Officer Tropical Health, Seasonal Vector Technician, Street Maintenance Crew Leader, Administrative Assistant Mosquito & Vector Control, Public Health Sanitarian, Environmental Health Director, Mobile Application Developer.

We employ doctors, nurses, ward boys, hospital management, and ambulances for those afflicted with malaria, encephalitis, zika, dengue, West Nile virus, chikungunya. The glucose manufacturers, the syringe guys, the medicines, the quinine manufacturers.

The pharma companies earn no less than a billion dollars every year from the mosquito bitten. And they employ millions of people.

Have we left out the aquaculture industry? The fish bred for human eating are fed millions of mosquito larvae which are specially grown for the industry. I had to buy Gambusia fish for my pond so that larvae are eaten – imagine how many

fish are bred for this purpose and released into still waters.

In all this we forget the main economic importance of mosquitoes. They are eaten by other insects which, in turn, are eaten by birds and animals who are either eaten by us or used by us for our own well being.

For instance mosquitoes in the Arctic regions decide how the caribou move to avoid the mosquito swarms. The local hunters follow these paths and get their food. Mosquitoes eat aphids which otherwise would destroy all our plants. They serve as pollinators as well. Mosquitoes influence the development of agricultural areas by preventing or limiting the use of infested territory. Dredgers, swamp fillers, tree cutters – all owe their living to mosquitoes.

They decide whether a party is held outside or inside, whether windows are open or not. The air conditioning industry owes a lot to these pests.

Their final employment is, of course, the people who bury and cremate humans.

Mosquitoes have killed more than half the people who ever lived. More people have died in wars from malaria than from bullets and bombs. Even now mosquitoes cause anywhere from 1 million to 2.7 million deaths each year. Imagine the employment of thousands of grave diggers and priests, crematoria staff, professional mourners, hearses, white sheet sellers and florists.

The only thing that hasn’t happened is mosquitoes as human food. But even that will happen. Entomophagy (eating insects by people) has been recommended by the UN as the only way to save the planet.

Could the mosquito be God? If it disappears, so do the jobs of at least 150 million people. The economy of entire countries will be ruined, Wall Street stocks will come crashing down, pharma companies will go bankrupt. The population will double within a year and food will run out. People will come onto the streets and riots will ensue.

Post-mortem National ideology If Nagaland state is the object of settlement

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RUTH becomes poison where there is widespread hypocrisy and deceit and the ones who speak or expect truth are considered a threat to such environment.

Changed Naga situation is very near to this depiction and despite knowing fully by conscious and concerned people alike that bitter truth could very well be the only healing course to the critical Naga problem, not everyone dares to subscribe it.

Refusal to administer truth at this crucial stage is becoming reactionary as there is rising suspicion of a high level conspiracy to rewrite Naga case. I maybe wrong but how can you blame, say a blind man from describing the features of elephant in the way he feels about it?

Scaling down from high slope of sovereignty outside India to low ground of negotiation for some hazy shared sovereign power within Indian Constitution, the highly rated Framework Agreement is unlikely to bring permanent or final settlement. An exclusive settlement maybe regarded honourable by one or two sections but dishonourable or unacceptable by the other sections.

Of course possibility of imposition with intimidation upon other Nagas in the like of “take it or face consequence” Shillong Accord cannot be ruled out. Whether Framework Agreement and Shillong Accord can be comparable or not is yet to be known. Even then present settlement can also become a poor repetition of past experiences at best or resurgence of unparalleled conflict at worst. Otherwise real agreement is made between two equals having different interests and negotiation is the process of mutually solving those differences whereas bargain (commonly understood) is something which is bought or put on sale at low price and which you still think is of good value. Which one exactly are we in?

Who does not know that Naga sovereignty & integration are no longer issue in the changed situation and that “soft bargain” within constitutional permissibility or flexibility is in process for consideration.

But for that matter, apart from what one journalist, Bharat Bhushan had reported, who knows for sure the actual contents of the agreement or bargaining points? The PWC, MLAs and some civil bodies? It is no longer a simple matter of inquisitiveness; it is now a compelling matter of great concern and reactionary as to why the negotiating parties, precisely the NSCN (M now) is unwilling to divulge the truth to the stakeholders UNLESS, I repeat unless they are stealthily venturing to a very fragile area to eventually knock down the status quo of the state or statehood. This must be; if this is not so why hide what they say is historic, honourable?

Considering the premise of negotiation terms not to leak out anything beyond the soundproof four walls and not to involve dissimilar groups till the settlement is made enforceable, one is inclined

to surmise that this settlement is also designed to become another “un-spelled settlement” to settle old score- to finish off Naga sovereignty from within, empowering a new “un-sovereignty group” to finish “sovereignty groups”. Their exclusiveness is explicit, their hush-hush speaks louder and the contradiction of claim and disclaim is proof enough that something valued is going to be sacrificed. Good gracious me! The music of ‘Modi’s historic accord’ is played on and the Disturbed Area Act is brought to dance. How the heck can “peoplein-struggle” trust split-tongue GOI and tongue-tight NSCN (M) that honourable or historic settlement needs come through closed-group negotiation, closed-door meetings, closed-lip demands, simultaneously with AFSPA, DAA? Pre 3rd August 2015 situation was characterized by indeterminate negotiation but Post 3rd August situation is differently placed with Framework Agreement in hand.

What was then not known or made known during the first phase can no longer be alibi to what should NOW be made known to the stakeholders and say shareholders following public declaration of the Framework Agreement on 3rd August 2015.

Like it or not, in this negotiation business the state government and self-proclaimed apex civil bodies have become biggest shareholders and on whose “we don’t care what” support the NSCN (M) had stage-managed Naga Mandate. At the background are the uninformed stakeholders whose voice is unheard in the corridor of negotiators and whose vulnerable position is totally misrepresented by “we don’t know what” elected government and “we don’t need to know what” civil bodies. Honestly, can you believe that popularly elected government and so-called apex civil bodies/hohos are not even concerned or worried as to what kind of settlement the NSCN (M) and GOI are bringing that may drastically affect Nagaland State?

Logic of support given to the unknown is simple. Political parties that come to power with faction support stay glued with that faction politics and so long as they keep the latter in good humour by facilitating even what is clearly unconstitutional, the electoral victory is guaranteed, government accountability is zipped and electorates are kept at bay. And what suits the government the civil bodies follow suit, after all there is hardly any NGO in Nagaland; most are GOs (governmental organizations). Then there are mass of hesitant people who sense things are not alright anymore but their pulse is not felt, they grumble but cannot complain, they protest but cannot fix responsibility because they too want to stay safe and for reason like this most do not take anybody seriously.

The targeted few who dare subscribe the bitter truth as a panacea to the critical problem in ICU are readily branded as mentally ill balanced or

nonconformist or anti-national. Yet for truth said and acknowledged, there is no regret. And unless truth is spoken out in time, what can truth-withheld solve after unwanted situation is created?

What, if this is it?

1. If settlement is designed for Nagas inhabiting outside Nagaland State we have no objection to any arrangement or rearrangement in their respective home state and they have our unflinching support for their rightful position. But if, in any manner the settlement will infringe upon the 54 years Statehood of Nagaland, then ACTUAL OPINION of stakeholders and not MANUFACTURED OPINION of shareholders must be taken into account before finalising the settlement.

2. If assertion of BJP Leader Nirmala Sitharaman and Interlocutor RN Ravi are true that elected members are well conversant with the content of Framework Agreement they are then no longer facilitator but a party to the settlement.

Whether this is true or false they must clear their present position because in the Post 3rd August situation “we still don’t know what but we still support” is not tenable anymore. Either they emerge as new party to the settlement as implied or as people’s elected representatives they endorse the position of the stakeholders to put Nagas of Nagaland FIRST and protect the status quo of the 54 years statehood.

3. If state govt insist to cling to outdated position of facilitator for reason of survival, if the supporting civil bodies & hohos do not care the potential boomerang effect of this settlement and if NSCN (M) and GOI are determined to make Nagaland a dummy state to display Framework Agreement as settlement of Naga issue, then Nagas of Nagaland State must react to the situation in time. How exactly restructuring, delimiting, rehabilitating whatever, within Nagaland State can bring any good worth calling settlement of Naga issue, is precisely the pressing concern of the stakeholders, actually the misrepresented people of the State. And actual stakeholders have legitimate right to know and get heard.

4. If there be any counterclaim that opinion of stakeholders is not unheard or not misrepresented, then let there be REFERENDUM in the State democratically conducted by a competent state-based organization like NTC to establish whether the stakeholders will be agreeable to REMAKING Nagaland State as the OBJECT of settlement.

5. If likeminded stakeholders share similar opinion, remain silent no more. Speak out in time; else the price of silence can become too heavy to bear.

If Nagaland State is NOT the object of settlement kindly consider my view as a subject of academic interest.

Vaprumu Demo

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hen- the ideology on which the hope of the people and nation is ingrained is defeated, the belief and principle upon which the aspiration of the people is pursued is destroyed, the legacy from which the inspiration is drawn by generation to generations collapses, the very basis of nationhood comes to naught.

Chaos and anarchy, divisions and dis-unity, suspicion and hatred, corruption, sycophancy, immoralities etc becomes the order of the day. Justice becomes perverted and righteousness becomes a distant illusion. There seems to be no legitimate public authority or institutions on which the Nagas can rely.

The blameless, honest and true patriotic virtues the Naga forefathers were once proudly and popularly renowned for even during their isolated animistic, non-Christian society and which successively was transmitted to us appears to have been made redundant in our generation.

The advent of Christianity, modernity and education seems to have pulverised the entire ethos of the once moral, righteous, self-sufficient and prosperous traditional rural Naga world.

The strife in the present Naga society and the ongoing unresolved political unrest provides the mind and brain no conducive climate or fertile ground or for thoughts and beliefs to expound or new innovations to take place. Nagas are constricted between the forces and trying to wrestle itself away from the choke helplessly without any possible way out.

The Nagas wishing an utopian state of endless peace, happiness and contentment must first realise our foothold and our failure to create such blissful state of existence.

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The apt admission by NBCC Reverend that the Church has failed the Nagas must be taken as serious reality chronically affecting the spiritual and moral health of every Nagas and not merely as another scapegoat to console our guilt tainted life and conscience.

There are many successful nation states in the world prospering in every aspects of life and surprisingly they maintain no standing national Army to defend its frontiers or homes because the citizen themselves are spiritually, morally and civilly conscientious and responsible for themselves and responsible to the state and the state vice-versa.

Where as in our today’s Nagas world, it appears that uniformed law people and armed people including the occupational Indian Army and Indian para-military happens to out-presence the Naga population which constitute only 0.16 % of total Indian population.

Why does tiny state with scanty population require so much guns and army to maintain peace and stability? Or is it to create a unique Indian military state that co-exist side by side with Naga armed militias in the name of peace? How many parallel governments do exist in Nagaland and on whom do they rule?

Can Nagaland state still be claimed as a modern welfare state in true sense of the term or a failed state?

Imagine the plight of small population having to borne the diktats of more than six-seven parallel governments and authorities at the same time besides Churches and various NGOs, tribal bodies, civil societies etc which equally claim governing responsibilities over all or particular sections of the people. All of the people but hardly for the people.

(To be concluded) Isak Sumi, (isaksumi@gmail.com)

Corrigendum

have incorrectly written one Bible verse in my Article “Nagas to be a Nation is the will of God” which was published in local dailies, Nagaland on 23 and 24 July, 2016, in which I have written Zachariah 6: 4 in reverse, but it was wrong and it should be read as Zachariah 4: 6.

Acüyi Vadeo, Joint Secreatry, Naga National Council

Reader’s Post

Don’t pay to auto drivers sans uniform

Sir,

It is observed that Kesonyu Yhome Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur is a philanthropist, an altruist, brilliant, wise, and far-sighted person, therefore he could able to issue the order in the interest of common people. So far no DC in the state has issued this kind of order. This important order is needed because if auto driver die while on duty nobody can identify the dead body whether miscreant auto driver or genuine auto driver or innocent person, that is why use of uniform is badly needed, especially for drivers.

For example NST drivers use uniform while performing bonafide government duties; likewise, auto drivers also use uniform. In fact not only auto drivers, state commercial taxi drivers should also use uniform because without such system, miscreants steal vehicles off and on.

This system should be implemented not only in Dimapur but all the DCs in the state must issue the same rule all over Nagaland. So that other states in country also emulate Nagaland government rules.

R.K. Lotha, FCM, Pensioner NCS, Social Worker, Nagaland

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

Court seeks CBI’s reply on Rajendra’s bail plea NEW DELHI, JUL 25 (PTI): A special court Monday sought CBI’s reply on the bail plea of an accused, arrested in a corruption case involving Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s former Principal Secretary Rajendra Kumar.

Special CBI Judge Arvind Kumar issued notice to the probe agency and fixed the matter for hearing on July 27 on the bail application of owner of a private firm, Endeavour Systems Pvt Ltd (ESPL), Dinesh Kumar Gupta. The court, which was scheduled to pronounce the order on Kumar’s bail plea today, has now put up matter for tomorrow.

Earlier, the court had ordered defreezing of Gupta’s bank account. He had told the court he and his family were going through a tough time due to the freezing of the accounts. Besides Kumar and Gupta, three other accused -Tarun Sharma, former Deputy Secretary in Kejriwal’s office, Kumar’s close aide Ashok Kumar and Managing Director of a PSU, R S Kaushik -- have also moved the court seeking bail in the case. Besides the five accused, CBI had also arrested the co owner of ESPL, Sandeep Kumar and Kaushik’s predecessor G K Nanda, former Managing Director of Intelligent Communication Systems India Ltd (ICSIL), a Delhi government undertaking.

ly to avoid their tempering or destruction of evidence.

“Particular care needs to be taken for retention of copies of such documents while handing over the same to an investigating agency. These documents may be attested after a comparison with the originals,” the DoPT said in a directive to all ministries.

Documents and other evidence must be examined to see whether any misconduct, including favour, harassment, negligence or violation of rules or instructions has been committed. If there is a prima facie evidence of misconduct, charge sheet under the appropriate rule must be issued, it said.

“In case the documents have been filed in a court, certified copies of documents may be obtained,” DoPT said.

All ministries have been asked to ensure that a charge sheet against a government employee accused of corruption is issued in time even if the case is probed by CBI or other agencies. It is noticed that in many cases charge sheets are not issued despite clear prima facie evidence of misconduct

on the ground that the matter is under investigation by an investigating agency like Central Bureau of Investigation, the guidelines said.

“It has been reaffirmed in a catena of cases that there is no bar in law for initiation of simultaneous criminal and departmental proceedings on the same set of allegations,” it said.

In cases of acquittal also, if the court has not acquitted the accused honourably, charge sheet may be issued.

An acquittal on technical grounds or where a benefit of doubt has been given to the accused will have no effect on a penalty imposed under service rules, as while in a criminal trial the charge has to be proved beyond reasonable doubt. In the departmental inquiry, the standard of evidence is preponderance of probability, DoPT said. An appeal by the accused against conviction, but where the conviction has not been overturned or stayed, will have no effect on action taken under the service rules even if court has directed stay or suspension of the sentence, it said.

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A section of lawyers across Tamil Nadu protest in front of Madras High Court demanding withdrawal of new disciplinary rules in Chennai, on Monday. (PTI) CHENNAI, JUL 25 (PTI): Hundreds of lawyers from across Tamil Nadu Monday laid a virtual siege to Madras High Court campus demanding withdrawal of new disciplinary rules even as Chief Justice S K Kaul termed the situation “painful” and asked them to introspect on their conduct and get back to work.

Undeterred by the Bar Council of India’s action yesterday suspending 126 lawyers spearheading the more than two-month long stir, members of various advocate associations gathered near the court campus here, which was heavily barricaded in view of the protest, and demanded that new rules providing for debarring erring

lawyers be rescinded.

Opposing the rules as “draconian,” they also demanded revocation of suspension of the 126 lawyers.

The court premises virtually turned a fortress with a large number of police personnel, including those drawn from Armed Reserve, deployed all around the seven entry-exit gates of the sprawling complex and only those advocates who have a case listed were allowed to enter the court after frisking.

More than 2,000 lawyers congregated around the court premises and shouted slogans as part of the agitation. Several of them tried to breach the barricades to enter the premises and lay siege, but they were prevented by

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As the matter was raised in the court, Justice Kaul noted that the lawyers had gone ahead with the siege protest despite repeated appeals against such agitations and asked them to appear before the committee of judges set up to look into the new rules, notified in May last.

Earlier, when the Chief Justice arrived in the court, a group of about 250 advocates gathered near one of the gates and shouted slogans against him and the rules.

During the hearing of a case later, advocate A P Suryaprakasam submitted before the CJ that police was preventing entry of lawyers into the court.

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In the event of Nagaland University Prospectus publication for the Academic Session 2016-17, for M.A/M.Sc & Ph.D programme, at page 60, it was inadvertently over looked and omitted the item No. 16 i.e, Library Caution Money (refundable) Rs. 1000/- (Rupees one thousand only). Therefore, this may be included in the component of the Admission Fee. The error is highly regretted.

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NEW DELHI, JUL 25 (PTI): All central government departments have been asked to retain copies of documents before handing them over to Income Tax department and investigating agencies like CBI. Besides, they have been asked to obtain certified copies of officials documents filed in courts.

The move assumes significance as there have been a few instances of official papers going missing amid departmental enquiries or during probes by investigating agencies. The Home Ministry has set up an inquiry committee to probe the issue of missing files related to the case of alleged fake encounter of Ishrat Jahan. The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) had recently issued do’s and don’ts for the ministries in matters of “simultaneous action of prosecution and initiation of departmental proceedings”.

In cases of serious charges of misconduct, particularly involving moral turpitude, all departments have been asked to take prompt action.

“All incriminating documents should be seized prompt-

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(From p-1) “They also resorted to firing, which was a life attempt”, the council stated.

In this regard, the council has appealed to the law enforcing agency to arrest the culprits within seven days, failing which the council said it would initiate its own course of action. The council further informed that unless the culprits are arrested, the Kevijau public would impose road blockade along FCI godown road, lane No 6.

Talking to media persons, the three youths said one among the truck drivers reportedly called the owner of the truck and after which the four unidentified persons arrived in one government registered Bolero and another vehicle.

The youths said that the miscreants began to assault them and fired two shots.

One of the youth alleged that one of the gunmen attempted to shoot him but the bullet misfired.

The youth said when one of his friends intervened he was also assaulted.

An FIR was lodged by Kevijau village council at Sub-Urban, police station.

Only after the intervention of district administration and police, the situation was brought under control.

District administration also assured the public that the culprits would be arrested.

Also highlighting that the recently repaired SignalThahekhu road had no “speed breakers,” the public appealed to the concern department to construct the speed breakers in important intersections the stretch.

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Coast Guard IG Rajan Bargotra addressing a press conference on the search operations of missing IAF AN-32 aircraft, in Chennai on Monday. (PTI) AN-32 has been landing at Inspector General Rajan BarDaulat Beg Oldie, which is gotra told a press conference the highest landing ground in Chennai that they have not in the world. Needless to been able to locate debris or say that capable aircrew are survivor in the sea. chosen to fly these aircraft,” Bargotra said that durhe said. ing the last four days, the area Raha noted that events of search operation had been like these are painful re- extended and “we are looking minders of the inherent risks on all directions.” which our brave personnel Stating that a linear face in the execution of our search was conducted side daily missions. by side, he said,”we are pick“A thorough enquiry ing up some items but they will be conducted to ascer- don’t belong to the aircraft. tain exactly what led to this Presently the search is conunfortunate event. tinuous.”

The IAF remains comOn challenges being mitted to provide the best pos- faced in the search opersible equipment and training ations, Bargotra said the to our personnel so that they weather which was bad had can execute their assigned improved since on Sunday. missions professionally,” he Referring to absence of said in a statement. beacons from the Emergency Navy Chief Admiral Locator Transmitter (ELT) Sunil Lanba said in New of the aircraft, Bargotra said Delhi that 13 ships from the signals from it would have Navy and four Coast Guard made the rescue task much ships along with 18 aircraft, easier. which have done a total of “It has so happened that over 250 hours of sorties, in last couple of aircraft acare engaged in the search cidents which have happened and rescue operation. Coast over sea, in none of them Guard Commander (East) ALT has operated.

“Even in the Coast Guard Dornier accident, ELT did not operate. Prior to that there was another Dornier of the Indian Navy, in that also ELT did not operate. It is a matter of concern which has been taken up with the equipment manufacturer and they will be looking into it.

“Yes, it is a fact that in more than one case, ELT did not operate,” the official said.

He said the next step would be to go in for underwater search after surface level searches, adding it was not very simple.

Several agencies, including National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) and Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services (NCOIS), were coordinating in the search operations and if needed vessel of NIOT ‘Sagar Nidhi’ which is on its way from Mauritius will be used for search operations, he said.

Replying to a question, Bargotra said they had enough resources to undertake the operations, adding the search area had been expanded from the initial 14,400 square nautical miles.

Raha said radar contact with the aircraft was lost when the aircraft was east of Chennai at an approximate distance of 270 km.

Since then there has been no contact with the aircraft, he added. “Our prayers and thoughts are there with the missing personnel and their families and no effort will be spared to locate them,” he said.

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AN 32 plane: hopes of survivors recede

CHENNAI/NEW DELHI, JUL 25 (PTI): Hopes of finding alive the 29 personnel on board the missing AN 32 aircraft in the Bay of Bengal receded on Monday as no survivor or debris have been located despite a massive search and rescue operation launched four days ago.

A matter of “concern” is that no transmission from the Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) on the aircraft has been picked up yet which has made the search operation very tough.

“It is very unfortunate that we have not been able to trace the missing aircraft and the personnel on board.

It is a very difficult moment for all of us and we share the concerns of the distraught family members,” chief of the Indian Air Force Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha said in New Delhi.

The AN-32 aircraft which went off radar 16 minutes after taking off from nearby Tambaram airbase on its way to Port Blair on July 22.

Amid criticism in some quarters about the existing over 100 AN 32 aircraft and how they have outrun their life, Raha sought to defend it saying in the last three decades of its operations, IAF has exploited the capabilities of this aircraft as the workhorse of the force.

The missing AN-32 transport aircraft, which was inducted into the IAF between 1984-1991, had last year undergone a major refit.

“Because of its excellent operational performance,

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Succession Case No 02 of 2016.

Where as application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of succession certificate for the estate of Lt. Laxmi Narayan Gupta has filed by Mrs. Bebi Gupta R/o 10th NAP Bn (IR) Zhadima, Kohima, Nagaland to draw his:Family pension and other benefits who expired on 29-11-2015.

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Dt. Dimapur the 25th July 16

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Luke Kamei resident of Dimapur who has applied for issue of mortgage clearance concerning to Patta No. 868, Dag No. 433/1019 measuring an area 00-02-19½ located at Block No/Village 11, Mouza No 01 which has been mortgage in the United Bank.

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Trying to revive it’s ailing business, Yahoo, which was found in 1994, also held talks with Facebook in March this year about an advertising partnership to allow the social networking site to sell ads on Tumblr.

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Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer to discuss merger possibilities.

However, according to the New York Post, Twitter appeared mainly interested in taking information out of Yahoo and it bowed out of the bidding process soon. Twitter CEO Dorsey did not show up

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If we look closely, Yahoo Mail struggles while its Messenger is almost nowhere. The only known Yahoo business today is photo-sharing website Flickr. Verizon’s acquisition of Yahoo follows its acquisition of AOL which has properties like The Huffington Post, Techcrunch and Engadget, among others.

Marissa Mayer, who was appointed Yahoo CEO in 2012, struggled hard to try to position Yahoo as a “mobile” company.

The acquisition provides more evidence that it sees online content and advertising as a primary way to increase growth, according to Quartz.

It is expected that by combining various tools from AOL, Yahoo, and its own operations, Verizon might be able to mount a credible challenge to Google and Facebook -- its two dominant competitors.

Verizon may also leverage millions of viewers of Yahoo’s News, Sports and Finance to complement its own popular properties like TechCrunch and Huffington Post.

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The deal will mean an end to the struggle to survive for Yahoo, which was valued at over $125 billion at its peak in January 2000 when the dot com bubble was nearing its end.

Following the sale, the company will be left with about $41 billion it invested in the Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba as well as Yahoo Japan.

Verizon makes most of its money from mobile phone connections while Yahoo generated more than twice as much revenue from search and display ads on desktop computers than it did from its so-called MAVENs businesses (Mobile, Video, Native and Social).

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Mumbai, Jul 25 (IANS): State Bank Of India (SBI) and Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) have tied up to implement the bank’s financial inclusion programme for farmers through the oil company’s Kisan Seva Kendras, an official said here on Monday. Under the agreement, SBI will provide access to banking services for the farmers utilising the IOC’s kiosks and also supplement their incomes by earning revenue on banking transactions. The IOC has set up around 6,500 KSKs in rural and remote areas which provide various agricultural services like diesel, seeds, fertilisers, pesticides and the like to the farming community. The new SBI-IOC initiative will help farmers avail facilities and various banking products and services like bank accounts, term deposits, recurring deposits, micro-credit, remittances, social security schemes, Aadhaar Seeding through the kiosks. The MoU was signed by SBI’s chief general manager, rural business K. M. Trivedi and IOC’s general manager, retail sales Sivasis Dey in the presence of top officials like SBI National Banking Group Managing Director Rajnish Kumar and IOC’s Executive Director, Retail Sales, D. K. Sharma.

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SBI, IOC link up to empower farmers

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Earlier in the day, Asian shares ended narrowly mixed as indices in China, Hong Kong and South Korea rose by up to 0.13% while indices in Japan, Singapore and Taiwan eased by 0.04% to 0.53%. In the domestic market, 26 scrips out of the 30-share Sensex pack ended higher.

Major gainers included Asian Paints (2.25 pc), ICICI Bank (2.12 pc), ONGC (1.91 pc), Sun Pharma (1.87 pc), HDFC (1.80 pc), TCS (1.69 pc), M&M (1.31 pc), HDFC Bank (1.23 pc), Lupin (1.08 pc), Cipla (0.94 pc) and Wipro (0.92 pc). However, GAIL fell 1.04% followed by Bajaj Auto 0.76% and Tata Steel 0.41%.

Among the BSE sector and industrial indices, bankex gained 1.65%, finance 1.61%, oil&gas 1.52%, consumer durables 1.38%, energy 1.34%, realty 1.15%, teck 0.96%, power 0.96%, IT by 0.96% and auto 0.95%. The market breadth remained positive as 1,724 stocks ended higher and 990 declined while 198 ruled unchanged.

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concern before FOMC meeting was missing, helped by negligible prospects of a rate hike soon, given Brexit uncertainties,” said Anand James Chief Market Strategist at Geojit BNP Paribas Financial Services Ltd. Meanwhile, the Group of 20 major economies, including India, has vowed to deploy all policy tools to foster confidence and boost global environment for growth, which they said was “challenging” and uncertain after UK’s decision to exit the world’s largest single market, the EU. The Sensex resumed higher at 27,753.96 and firmed up to a high of 28,110.37 before ending at 28,095.34, showing a rise of 292.10 points or 1.05%. It had last ended at 28,101.92 on August 10, 2015.

The Nifty rose 94.95 points or 1.11% to close at 15-month high of 8,635.65 -- its highest closing since April 16, 2015, at 8,706.70.

Buying activity also gathered momentum in retail markets as the BSE small-cap index rose by 1.05% while mid-cap gained 1%.

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Mumbai, Jul 25 (PTI): It was blockbuster Monday for stock markets as the BSE Sensex recaptured the 28,000mark after 11 months and the Nifty closed at a 15-month high on hopes of GST bill passage and G20 policymakers agreeing on measures for boosting global growth.

Driven by the rally, total market valuation of the BSElisted firms surged to an all-time high of Rs 108 lakh crore.

Firm European advices also boosted trading sentiment as provisional figures showed that Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) pumped Rs 891 crore into equities on the day.

Stocks with higher overseas exposure zoomed with country’s largest carmaker and the bank being the biggest beneficiaries from the Sensex pack. Maruti Suzuki surged 3.11% to Rs 4,550.60, while SBI gained 2.86% to Rs 229.85.

However, pharmaceutical firm Dr Reddy’s took the biggest hit, down 3.62% at Rs 3474.85.

“Putting a tepid week behind, stocks and indices pushed to new peaks supported by consistent inflows and hopes of GST passage. The usual

under consideration,” she noted.

Regarding the proposal to repeal the Coffee Act, 1942, the Minister said it is “no longer serving the purpose”.”Over the years, the role of Coffee Board has changed and many provisions of the existing Act have become redundant, especially after abolition of Coffee Pooling System in 1996,” she said.

Sitharaman said it has been proposed to repeal the law which was enacted more than 70 years back and enact a new legislation - Coffee Bill, 2016.The suggestions received on the Bill were “regarding the control of coffee industry, definition of coffee and coffee estate, cognisance of offence under the Act etc which are being examined,” she noted. Replying to a supplementary, Sitharaman said of the total coffee growing areas in the world, only 2 per cent is in India but it produces 4 per cent of world’s total coffee production and 90 per cent of Indian coffee is exported.

She said even though multi-national coffee chains have set up shops in India, they do buy coffee locally.

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Domestic coffee production is likely to decline by eight per cent in the current fiscal mainly due to lack of timely rains, government said today.

“It has been estimated that there is a likelihood of decline in coffee production in 2016-17 by 8 per cent compared to that in 2015-16 due to lack of timely rains and high temperature during the crucial flowering stage,” Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told the Lok Sabha.

Coffee Board is providing focussed support for water augmentation and extension activities to coffee growers.

Besides, coffee growers are given compensation for crop losses due to erratic rainfall under the Rainfall Insurance Scheme for Coffee, she said.

The main buyers of Indian coffee are Italy, Russian Federation, Germany, Belgium and Turkey which account for over 50 per cent of coffee exports from India.

During Question Hour, she also said the Coffee Exporters Association have represented before the Department of Commerce for adding green coffee beans to the exempted list in the proposed Goods and Services

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Mumbai, Jul 25 (PTI): Digital payments market size in the country is expected to touch USD 500 billion by 2020, accounting for about 15 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP), a report said today.

The ‘Digital Payments 2020’ report, jointly published

by Google and Boston Consulting Group, projects that non-cash contribution in the consumer payments segment will double to 40 per cent.

“The smartphone explosion will usher in a new era in digital payments in India over the next few years that will see digital payments exceed USD 500 billion by 2020 and noncash transactions exceed cash transactions by 2023,” said Alpesh Shah, Senior Partner and MD, Boston Consulting Group. He also said contribution of digital payments would be 15 per cent to the country’s GDP. The report notes that 81 per cent of existing digital payment users prefer it to any other non-cash payment methods.

“It is telling that half of India’s Internet users will use digital payments and that the top 100 million users will drive 70 per cent of the gross merchandise value,” Rajan Anandan, VP South East Asia and India, Google, said.

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(Sara S. Jamir) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Medziphema Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland

AFFIDAVIT

I, Mrs. Takhiuliu, wife of Lt. Akaubou, residing at House No-248, New Jalukie Village, Peren District, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows :1. That, I am pensioner vide PPO No- PEN/COM-9548/NL/F/4731.

2. That, my actual name is Takhiuliu Zeliang, which is recorded in all my official documents including my bank account of SBI Jalukie. However my name is recorded as Tajguykuy Zeliang in my Pension documents due to clerical mistakes.

3. That, the names Takhiuliu Zeliang and Tajguykuy Zeliang refers to the same person.

4. That, this affidavit is sworn for correction of my name as Takhiuliu Zeliang for all purposes and intent. And sworn this affidavit on this 25th July 2016.

Deponent Sworn before me.

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Clinton hunted by email scam on the eve of DNC

Philadelphia (US), Jul 25 (PTI): The Democratic convention to anoint Hillary Clinton as the presidential nominee and make her the first woman flag-bearer of any major American political party began today amid a row over leaked emails that led to the resignation of the party’s chairwoman.

Hours before the start of the convention, the chairwoman of the Democratic party Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigned, dealing a blow to hopes of demonstrating unity in the face of the threat from Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.

Philadelphia, the city where US’ founding fathers signed the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and the Constitution in 1778, is all set to make history with the Democratic National Convention, during which for the first time in America’s history a woman would be nominated by a major party as its presidential candidate.

Having overcome a bitter and tough battle against her primary rival Bernie Sanders, who surprised all garnering overwhelming support from across the country in particular the youths, the former secretary of state Clinton would be formally nominated as the

Hillary Clinton Democratic Party’s presidential nominee here.

When on Thursday, Clinton, 68, delivers her acceptance speech, she would make history and if she is elected in the November general elections, she would be the first woman president of the United States.

Last week, she selected Senator Tim Kaine from Virginia as her vice presidential running mate.

Clinton faces fellow New Yorker Trump in the November 8 election with the latest poll figures suggesting that the 70year-old business tycoon has taken a slight lead over her.

Clinton’s campaign, however, argues that she would increase her lead over the Republican rival after the Phila-

delphia convention.

The convention started under the cloud of the emails scandal with Congresswoman Schultz, Chairwoman of Democratic National Committee, announcing her resignation after the emails leaked

by Wikileaks showed that she tended to support Clinton over Sanders in the party’s presidential primaries.

Clinton has said she would present a positive vision of the country in Philadelphia, where the Democratic National Party has lined up a galaxy of Americans to match the historic event. Topping the list will be US President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle and Clinton’s husband and former US President Bill Clinton.

On the first day itself, the convention among others would be addressed by Sanders and Michelle.

Neera Tanden, a close confident of Clinton and president of the Center for American Progress and widely seen as a potential Cabinet member of a Clinton Administration, is the only Indian-American to be listed as a speaker during the convention. She would address the convention on July 27.

The Democratic National Convention has a large number of Indian American delegates from across the country.

Two dead in Florida nightclub shooting Houston/Fort Myers, Jul 25 (PTI): At least two persons were killed and 17 others injured today in a shooting rampage at a night club in Florida hosting a teen swimsuit party, over a month after a gunman massacred 49 people in the state in the worst mass shooting incident in US history.

The shooting occurred around 12-30 am in the parking lot of Club Blu Bar and Grill in Fort Myers, Florida.

Three suspect has been detained, the police said.

The shooters’ identity or motivation was not clear. The attack apparently occurred at a teen party billed as a “Swimsuit Glow Party”, according to local media.

The area was deemed safe hours later, Fort Myers Police Captain Jim Mulligan said in a statement. Four people remained hospitalised with serious injuries, local station WINK-TV reported. One of the victims was identified as

9 Nepal prez asks parties to Source of arms used in Bangla cafe attack traced elect new PM within a week international

Kathmandu, Jul 25 (PTI): Nepal President Bidya Devi Bhandari today called on all the political parties to elect a new Prime Minister within a week based on consensus to end the political instability in the country, a day after premier K P Oli resigned.

The president also ordered to remove constitutional hurdles for the formation of a new government as per the recommendation made by the Cabinet yesterday.

Nepal plunged into a political turmoil after Prime Minister Oli resigned just before a no-confidence vote.

In a statement, President Bhandari called on the parties to form a consensus government within a week as per the Article 298 (2) of the Constitution of Nepal.

Prior to this, she held consultations with top leaders of three major political parties -- acting Prime Minister and CPN-UML Chairman Oli, Nepali Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba and CPN (Maoist Centre) Chairman Prachanda, who is favourite to replace Oli. Oli-led cabinet yesterday had recommended the President to remove the hurdles to form a new government by invoking Article 305 of the Constitution as there was no provision to elect new Prime Minister after the Prime Minister’s resignation in the

Cherly Garn, 12, a spokeswoman for Lee Memorial Health System, said.

Two persons were killed and as many as 17 people injured, and there were two active crime scenes, police said.

In a statement, authorities said the Fort Myers police and the Lee County Sheriff ’s Office were “actively canvassing the area looking for other persons who may be involved in this incident.”

According to witnesses the moments outside the club was like a “mad house”.

One woman who lives two blocks from Club Blu said she heard multiple gunshots.

People were crying and screaming, she wrote on her Facebook Page, adding that many were being carried on ambulances to area hospitals.

The club said the shooting erupted only after the event had ended, as teenagers were leaving the club and parents were arriving to pick them up.

transition.

The president called on all parties to move ahead in consensus, according to Prachanda’s secretariat.

In response, Deuba and Prachanda– who are trying to form the coalition government – said they were also of the view that all parties should be taken into confidence while forming the new government.

They also expressed their determination in implementation of the Constitution and cooperation on issues of the national interest.

Oli tendered his resignation after two key ruling alliance partners -- Madhesi People’s Rights Forum-Democratic and Rastriya Prajatantra Party -- decided to support the no-confidence motion tabled against him by the Nepali Congress (NC) and the CPN-Maoist Centre led by Prachanda in the 596-member Parliament.

26th July 2016 Remembered with love and thanks giving to God for all His faithfulness goodness and mercies.

“The memory of the righteous is a blessing......”

(Prov. 10:7) Loving wife, Mrs. Daisy Yaden, children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and all in-laws

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"Departed souls always teach us a handful of life lessons when they depart from this world"

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Loving wife, children and family members

Mathew 5.8

LT. KIAHO G. ZHIMOMI (Ex. G.B.Kivikhu Village) 03.05.1936 to 16.07.2016

With deepest sorrow, we the aggrieved family members would like to convey our sincere thanks to each and every individual, well wishers, neighbours, church members and friends who stood by us in prayer and supported us physically, morally and financially during our most difficult times at the demise of our beloved father Lt. Kiaho G. Zhimomi.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you by words and names, but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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

Born : 03.10.1960 Died : 20.07.2016 We the bereaved family members of Late K. Khekuto Zhimo, would like to expresses our heartiest gratitude to all the individuals, organizations, churches and friends for the support and help extended towards us in terms of financial, material and prayer during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father, who left for heavenly abode on 20.07.2016.

We convey our special thanks to : 1. Nagaland State Transport Department Zunheboto.

2. Prayer Warrior's General, Zunheboto 3. Doctors and nurses of Hezukhu Memorial Hospital, Zunheboto.

4. D.C. Hill Prayer Fellowship 5. Hoshepu Union, Zunheboto 6. GBs, Elders and church leaders of Hoshepu Range.

7. Women Department, Phulesheto Baptist Church 8. All the organization, Youth's and individuals of D.C. Hill Colony, Zunheboto.

9. Dr. Nitovi Shikhu, MBBS, MD Community Medicine, District Hospital, Zunheboto.

10. Sr. Pastor Rev. Yevito Sumi, SBCZ We deeply regret our inability to thank each one individually, we pray that our God Almighty bless you all abundantly.

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Lt. Anakha Mesen

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Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God -

Lt. Yanpvui Yanpvuthung Ngullie, Mungya Village, Born on 14th of November 1925 – Died on 20th of July 2016 We the bereaved family members of Late Yanpvuthung Ngullie would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, groups and unions who stood by us in our time of sorrow and sadness.

We are saddened but comforted and consoled because of your prayers and comforting words and support.

Thank you for your physical presence, your material and financial support. May the Almighty Lord God bless you abundantly.

We will always be grateful to be surrounded by so many loving colleagues, friends and families.

Our special thanks to :1. Dimapur Mungya Union 2. Kohima Mungya Union 3. A.G Church, Mungya 4. N.C.R.C Church, Mungya 5. Lotha A.G Church, Dimapur 6. Lotha A.G Church, Dimapur Eloe Yangro 7. Dimapur Mungya Eloe Randan Okho 8. A.G Church, Lama Basti 9. Rev. E.Y.T Ngullie, Pastor A.G Church Niroyo 10. Rev & Mrs. Moses Murry A.G.E.I Gen. Suptd.

11. Rev. Thebemo Yanthan Pastor Lotha A.G Church Dimapur 12. Mr. Mhonyam Ngullie, Outreach Pastor, Mungya 13. Mr. Khonbemo Ngullie, Pastor Lotha A.G. Church Kohima 14. Mr & Mrs. Nchumo Kikon N.P.F General Secretary, Nagaland 15. Mr. N.S.N Lotha 16. Doctors, nurses and staff N.M.H.R.C Midland, Dimapur 17. Bethesda Ambulance Service, Dimapur.

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Bidya Devi Bhandari

We express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who shared our grief and sorrow at the sudden demise of Late K. Pinoto Zhimo on 17th of July 2016.

We acknowledge our thankfulness to: 1. Dr Kheshito Zhimomi and his team, Dimapur Hospital.

2. Doctors and nurses of CIHSR Dimapur.

3. Zungti Baptist Church, 4. Ikishe Baptist Church, Women Dept and Prayer Fellowship Block C. 5. Nagamese Fellowship, Ikishe village.

6. Zungti Kuposhukulu Dimapur.

7. Satakha Union Dimapur.

8. Missiological and Theological College, Nikhekhu village.

9. Unit Church 8th NAP Naltoqa 10. Mr & Mrs Toshika Yeptho, Minister 11. Mr Ahoto Chophy, Pastor, Ikishe B/C 12. Mr & Mrs Nivukhu Zhimo, Asst. Pastor, Chekiye 13. Rev Kughato Sumi, SBAK Nito Mount 14. Shri G. Kaito Aye (MLA Satakha A/C) 15. Shri JP Vikugha Zhimomi Retd. DIG 16. Shri Kivigho Chishi, Commandant 17. Er Ikuto Yeptho, Chekiye village 18. Er Huskha Yeptho, Dimapur 19. Shri Ghoshito Zhimo Hd. GB Nihokhu Village 20. Shri Khehokhu Kiba GB, Emlomi Village 21. Mr & Mrs Kakheto Jakhalu, Dimapur 22. Mr & Mrs Kazheto Kinimi, Ikishe village 23. Mr & Mrs Israel G. Xuivi, Dy. SP, Ikishe village 24. Mr & Mrs Kughalu Zhimomi, Ghukiye 25. Mr & Mrs Khuiho Yeptho, Ikishe Viillage 26. Mr & Mrs Kakishe Zhimo, Xukhepu 27. Shri Vishiho Zhimo, Langki Kilki Tokukujo Born on : 7.12.1968 28. Mr & Mrs Bokaho Aye, Tohoi Village Died on : 17.7.2016 29. Er & Mrs Kawoto Zhimo JE, Dimapur 30. Mr & Mrs Mughato Zhimo, Ikishe Village 31. All our relatives, neighbors and well wishers.

We regret our inability to mention and acknowledge each and every individual’s name here but the good Lord repay you for your benevolent acts toward us.

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Born : 30-07-1978 – Died : 17-07-2016 Through this column, we the family members would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, churches, friends and well wishers who stood by us in prayer and supported us physically, morally and financially during the illness and at the demise of Vikhwel Neikha on 17-07-2016.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you by words and names but it is our sincere prayers that, the Almighty God bless you abundantly.

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those who supplied the weapons,” Inspector General of Police AKM Shahidul Haque told reporters. “The arms used in the attacks were not very modern. We have found the source from where the attackers got them [arms].

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The police said they were now trying to arrest the suppliers of the weapons and have sought “help of the general people”.

“We have been able to trace the source of the weapons. We are trying to arrest

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Dhaka, Jul 25 (PTI): Bangladeshi police today said they have succeeded in tracing the source of the not-so-modern weaponry used by terrorists to attack an upscale cafe here that killed 22 people, including an Indian girl.

We, the family members, through this column, would like to convey our heartiest gratitude to all individuals, different groups and organizations, churches, prayer groups and friends who comforted us in prayer, supported us physically, materially and financially throughout his illness till his last journey.

Though we are unable to thank each and every one of you, but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God will bless you all abundantly.

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Initiation Day of Music & Sound Engineering Class I

Lost Beatles Demo Discovered

Higher Education director, I. Alempokba, with the students and faculty of Kros College Kohima.

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ros College, recognizing the qualities needed by a musicians organized a an Initiation Day of Music & Sound Engineering Class with Higher Education, director, I. Alempokba, as the Invitee.

Addressing the gathering, I. Alempokba, Director Higher Education says “Music is found in every known culture, past

and present, varying widely between times and places.

Learning to read music is learning a different language with abstract sonic meaning.

One not only has to comprehend and decipher unique symbols on a page, they have to know how to execute them and execute them well. Those learning music also learn how

to develop a critical ear.

With a critical ear, one will know how to practice, rehearse, analyze, and critique music performance. Also, performing music encompasses playing with others, as well as alone, which both necessitate certain skills. Also one can also learn tremendously from studying and analyzing music,

composing, reading about music, understanding the history of music and its association with historical and current trends, and knowing what to listen for in music.

Most importantly, the student can come away understanding that music offers all those qualities in addition to the enjoyment in listening casually or with great attention.

Earlier in the programme, the students of Music presented a welcome song, Invocation by asst prof. Watichila Imchen, while the principal Imsuinla Imti, gave the welcome address Symphony Academy of Music director Mele Pucho and Life Pro director Thejakielie Zuyie equipped the Krosians with the importance of Music and sound engineering respectively.

The students presented various items, “Love can turn the world”, duet and trio. The programme concluded with the vote of thanks by Bonnie, Assistant Professor.

n 1964, Cilla Black released “It’s For You,” a song Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote for her, which she took to No. 7 on the charts. Black passed away last year and while her family was going through her belongings they found the original demo which reportedly features the onlyknown version of McCartney on vocals.

The demo was found stuffed in a brown paper envelope, which had Black’s name and the song title handwritten on it, reported NME. Black’s family decided to showcase the demo to The Beatles Shop in Liverpool, England as part of a collection of her 21 demos. Immediately, the store manager knew it was something special.

“As soon as I heard ‘It’s For You’, I thought: ‘Oh God, that’s not Cilla Black, it’s Paul McCartney,’” Stephen Bailey told the Liverpool Echo. “I was shaking with excitement and speechless. Apart from a few crackles that you get with acetates, the quality is fine.

It’s a wonderful recording.”

Star Trek topsUS box office

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tar Trek Beyond has topped the US box office chart after taking $59.9m (£45.6m) on its opening weekend.

Last week’s number one - The Secret Life of Pets dropped to number two with takings of $29.3m (£22.3m).

Ghostbusters and Lights Out both took $21.6m (£16.4m) - making the two films tied in third place.

Ice Age: Collision Course debuted at number five with $21m (£15.9m), considerably lower than the previous films in the children’s series.

All four of the animated

movie’s predecessors debuted with at least $40m (£30.4m) on their opening weekends.

US BOX OFFICE 1. Star Trek Beyond - $59.9m (£45.6m) 2. The Secret Life of Pets $29.3m (£22.3m) 3=. Ghostbusters - $21.6m (£16.4m) 3=. Lights Out - $21.6m (£16.4m) 5. Ice Age: Collision Course - $21m (£15.9m), Star Trek Beyond, which stars Chris Pine and Idris Elba, is the third film in the rebooted franchise.

But despite its strong performance in the US over

the weekend, it took $15m (£11.4m) less than 2009’s Star Trek - the first film in the current series.

The film stars Anton Yelchin - who died earlier this year after a car accident in Los Angeles.

Other new entries in this week’s US top 10 included Indian gangster film Kabali, which took $4.1m (£3.1m) to land at number eight.

Hillary’s America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party, a documentary about presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, debuted at number nine after taking $3.7m (£2.8m).

Oh Deer! Twitterati troll Salman’s acquittal how Twitterati reacted to the verdict...

Vibha Bhasin @VibhaTweedy #SalmanKhan is the real ambassador of technological development in India. Driverless cars, Self-firing guns !!!

Nehr-who? @threeinchfooll That feeling when a Khan in the box office gets treated differently from a Khan on the streets. #SalmanKhan T S Sudhir @Iamtssudhir In Hit-and-run case, #SalmanKhan was not driving.

In black buck case, the driver is missing.

Rohit Sharma @imRo45_ Q: Who are the very next diehard fans of #SalmanKhan after Autowalas?

A: High Court Judges. kurmanath @Kurmanath No one killed the deer.

No one killed those on the

Date : 30th July, 2016 Time : 10 am Venue : Bundrock Chapel

footpath.

They just disappeared. #SalmanVerdict #SalmanKhan Parth Sura @SuraParth There’s a New rare #Pokemon called #SalmanKhan nobody can Catch him!

Neeraj Pandey @neerajpandey2 The black buck probably commited sucide after watching salman’s acting skills.#SalmanVerdict #SalmanKhan #innocentsalman

Chief Guest : Dr. Abhijit Mitra Director, NCRM, Jharnapani Chairperson : Mrs. Avono Savino Invocation : Dr. Jyoti G Roy, Vice Principal Welcome address : Ms. Angel Sonari, Dean of Sciences Special Song : B.Sc III students Speech from the Alumni (5 minutes) : a. Major Kharsing Kaping (Territorial Army) b. Mrs. Zuthonglo Patton, IPS Presentation : Mr. Hüsazü Epao, Principal Voluntary Speech (5 minutes) : Release of Souvenir & Exhortation : Rev. Dr. T.A. Shishak (Principal Emeritus) Cultural Presentation : B.Sc II students Speech : Chief Guest Benediction : Rev. Vichükho Neikha, Chaplain

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ollywood superstar Salman Khan was on Monday acquitted by the Rajasthan High Court in two cases related to poaching of Chinkaras in Jodhpur in 1998.

Oh Deer! Twitterati troll Salman Khan’s acquittal in blackbuck poaching caseSalman Khan The court held that the pellets recovered from the Chinkaras were not fired from Khan’s licensed gun. The driver of the jeep that was used

by Khan and his co-stars on their alleged hunting mission has been missing, weakening the prosecution’s case against the movie star.

The verdict, however, did not go down too well with Twitterati. From Salman Khan’s pokemon connection to the self-shooting gun, here’s

30 arrested at GNR’s NJ show SANJEEVANI POLY CLINIC & DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE GORKHA SINGHADEVI MANDIR COMMITTEE

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p to 30 people were arrested at a Guns N’ Roses concert in New Jersey, according to local reports.

Police told New Jersey 105.1 radio that at least 11 people were arrested for solicitation at the show at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford on Saturday.

Other offences included disorderly conduct, harass-

ment, criminal trespass and assaulting a police officer.

The band was playing two nights at the venue to crowds of about 55,000 as part of their Not In This Lifetime tour.

The tour has seen the classic line-up of singer Axl Rose, guitarist Slash and bass player Duff McKagan play together for the first time in over two decades.

Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon Dr. D.K. Borgohain MBBS, M.S, M.CH, Neurosurgery, AIIMS, New Delhi With Vast Experience will be available for Consultation on 30.07.2016, Time : 11:00 am Specialist - Persons, Patient with complaints of headache, head injury, stroke, brain tumour, Spine injuries, spinal tumours, Back pain, Neck pain, Tingling - numbness Epilepsy, slipped Disc spine surgeries DP-4995

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LONGCHANG VILLAGE COUNCIL P.O. Aboi - 798603, Dist, Mon : Nagaland

Sub : Sir,

OFFICE OF THE

SUMI TOTIMI HOHO SEMATILLA COLONY Dimapur, Nagaland

Acknowledgement

Yekali B. Kiba Chairperson, STHS

Aholi N. Chophy Secretary, STHS

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The Sumi Totimi Hoho Sematilla Colony would like to congratulate Mrs. Kanili Kinilimi for being elected as the new chairman of Sematilla Council. She was also the first chairman of the council in 1992. We wish Mrs. Kanili Kinilimi and her team all the luck and success for the upliftment and betterment of our colony in particular and our society in general.

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Rejoinder to "AASU, KU (Aboi Unit) appeal on Road Diversion" which appeared in Nagaland Post on the 8th July 2016.

A joint meeting of Village Chairmen and Hd. GBs from Longching Village, Longching Town, Mohung Changnyu, Mohung Changai, Sowa Changnyu, was held on 20th July 2016 at Longching during which the above subject was seriously deliberated. Consequent to this, the signatories strongly resolved to respond to the concerned organizations so as to lay bare the fact of the matter.

NH-702 was proposed and duly approved by the Union Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, subsequent statement declared by state Minister of Roads, Mechanical Engineering, Soil and Water Conservation on 19th July 2014, stating that NH-702 will commence from NH-2 Changtongya, connecting Longleng, Longching, Mon, Lapa, Tizit in Nagaland and terminate at its junction with new NH-215 Sapekhati in Assam.

The claim made by AASU, KU (Aboi Unit) in your daily dated the 8th July 2016, of road diversion is a distorted agenda. It is questionable as to where the issue of “diversion” arises when the approved order of the Union Ministry stands clear of any doubts. In fact, their demand to construct the Highway from Phumnyu-YongamAopao Junction is in itself a direct by-pass/diversion of the order and will eventually leave out transit points of connection the project includes. So where is the road diverted? It will only result in wastage of resources in the wild forest where no village/people exists. Let us be rational to see the basic in-depths of the project rather than trying to alter its basic criteria on which the project should be carried out.

Further, the issue of shortening the distance of Highway to cut cost is a baseless opinion. The Government will never include anything in its Plan without necessary funds for the same. One must understand that the core purpose of constructing Highways is projected towards ensuring rural connectivity to urban areas, to pool in developments and to secure better transportation and communication.

The aim of the government in adopting such high cost project should be logically accepted that; longer the distance it covers, the bigger socio-economic developments. It is noteworthy that highways form the economic backbone of the society and have often facilitated or accelerated development mileage along their routes. So, as per the Ministry’s order, the particular Highway starting from Changtongya, should be stretched across Longleng, Sowa Changle, Sowa Changnyu, Longching Village, Longching Town, Mohung Changnyu, Mohung Changai, Aopao,Aboi and to Mon and not as demanded by the said bodies.

In the light of the above points and in the interests of public welfare, the concerned organizations have been requested to soundly understand and consider opinions on such developmental projects that come as boon which we all agree to. It is appealed that we cannot afford to lose government's welfare initiatives on account of ideological differences, particularly projects such as this which is seemingly pregnant with voluminous benefits for all in the long run. Further, the undersigned signatories unanimously declared in the said meeting to render unconditional cooperation and thus urge the government to go ahead with the implementation of the project as approved without further delay.

The Gorkha Singhadevi Mandir Committee, Kohima, would like to thank the following organisations for the very successful 8-day SHRIMAD BHAGAVAD KATHA GYAN YAGYA which was held at GORKHA SINGHADEVI MANDIR, CHANDMARI, KOHIMA, from the 9th – 16th July, 2016.

1. Sarvajanik Mandir Sanchalan Samiti, Mokokchung 2. Shree Shree Durga Mandir Sanchalan Samiti, Wokha 3. Shiv Mandir Committee, Singrijan, Dimapur 4. Vindhiya Basini Mandir, Medziphema 5. Shree Radhakrishna Mandir, Phesama 6. Hindu Mandir, PWD, Kohima 7. Phesama Village Council 8. Gorkha Mahila Samiti, Kohima 9. Sai Samiti, Chandmari, Kohima, 10. Satsang Matri Group, Chandmari, Kohima 11. Vivela Club, Upper Chandmari, Kohima The Committee would also like to thank all the families and individuals who donated - in cash and kind - and also for their logistical support without which, it would have been impossible for the organizers to successfully hold an event of such magnitude. And the biggest thanks and deep appreciation to the volunteers and the hundreds of devotees who attended the Yagya on all the 8 days and without whom, the KATHA GYAN YAGYA would not have been a success.

Jiwan Limbu Nobin Pradhan General Secretary Chairman

Signatories in the said meeting were:

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Longchen Developmental Welfare Society, Aoyimti Village would like to express our profound gratitude to HQ 3 Corps, Rangapahar, HQ 6 Sector Assam Rifle, 32 Assam Rifle and CMO, District Civil Hospital for immense help and aid rendered for the successful conduct of free Medical Camp at Aoyimti Village on 23rd July 2016.

Our special thanks and gratitude to :1. Brig. Brijesh Dhiman, Commander HQ 6 Sector AR 2. Col. V.S. Shikarwar, Comdt., 32 AR 3. Lt. Col. (Dr.) Rajesh Kumar, 32 AR 4. Maj. Ravi Dhaka, 32 AR 5. Capt. Naresh (QM), 32 AR 6. NA'S JCO'S and ORS, 32 AR 7. Dr. Vikato Kinimi (CMO) 8. Dr. Antoly (DY CMO) 9. Dr. Obed (Peadiatrics) 10. Dr. Angukato (Diabetiologist) 11. Dr. Asongla (Eye Specialist) 12. Chairman, Council Members, Nurses of Sub Centre, Youth Volunteers and Aoyimti Village, Dimapur.

For Appointment Contact No : 03862-237451, 7421825731/32

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Konta topples Venus for first WTA title

Championship held at Kalingpong from July 22 to 24 and secured 1 gold, 7 silver and 10 bronze medals in both poomsae and kyorugi.

SUMI HOHO

GOVERNMENT HIGH SCHOOL

Oking: Zunheboto, Nagaland.

Sürühuto : Nagaland

YEKIPITHI ENO QHÜINIJU

Boto Awomi Recorder, GJB

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Asütsa hipau pesü GHS Sürühuto lo kiphimi aqami (ExStudents) kümtsü lau pithi akeuye Govt. High School Sürühuto ye ampe lhoupungu tovea eno Ahunaqhi 2016 lono GOLDEN JUBILEE ikhilu niye aghili kuto ani.

Tighenguno, kiphimi khijehino GHS Sürühuto lo phiche keno kümtsü pelo oje, okümla eno okungo-a pesü aqhou jukükütsümi lau süvetsü eno nono kiu kümsülu keno akukuphu pe panongu launo tsüpuwu penike qhüiniju ani.

1. Dr. Vikato Chophi, I/c - Dimapur (8729807826) 2. Er. Nikhevi Shikhu, Member - Dimapur (9089693096) 3. Mr. Aghoto Aye, Member - Dimapur (8974249886) 4. Mr. Lhoketo Achumi, I/c - Kohima (9436618596) 5. Mr. Khetoho Awomi, I/c - Zunheboto (8729864390) Hekhushe Shikhu Convenor, GJB

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We the Village Council Bura Namsang Village, Namsang Union Dimapur and all the public of Namsang Area would like to congratulate Mr. Ongshong Phom son of Mr. Bongkap Phom for his success in the recently conducted NSEE to undergo MBBS course.

We wish him the best in all his future endeavours.

H. Mungshen Phom Chairman On behalf of the Bura Namsang Village Council

M. Akong Phom President On behalf of the Namsang Union Dimapur

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Exe-Chairman Hanji

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The Yimchunger Students' Union Dimapur with profound joy extends its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Shophukhiung Yimchunger son of Mrs. & Mr. Luyanba Yimchunger for securing top 5th position in recently conducted NSEE exam for MBBS. Your achievement is our pride. May you continue to excel.

God bless you and your future endeavours.

President Lakiumong

The team was led by Heoshe Yeptho, Tridibish chowdury, Tapan Beb Kanungoe, Pitush Roy and Moromi Gohain.

Chandigarh, Jul 25 (IANS): The Australian government is in the advanced stage of signing an MoU with the Punjab Institute of Sports to provide training to the sportspersons and coaches to upgrade their skills in the sports, Australian High Commissioner to India Harinder Sidhu said on Sunday.

She also said that the Australian government was also striving hard to ink another MoU with the National Institute of Sports, Patiala, on the same lines. Sidhu, who is on her first visit to Punjab, the state from where her family has its roots, offered to help Punjab in developing Ludhiana, Jalandhar and Amritsar as smart cities. “Australia has a proven track and expertise in urban development due to its architectural and engineering

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The Mopungchuket Senso Telongjem Dimapur would like to congratulate Mr. Imliwabang Jamir S/o Lt Koranukshi PhD in Systematic Theology Institution: Luther Seminary St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S.A. Dissertation Title: Civic vocation among the Nagas in light of a Barthian Hermeneutic Mrs. Sashinungla Pongen w/o Imliwabang Jamir PhD in History of Christianity Institution: Luther Seminary St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S.A. Dissertation Title: The predicament of Christian spirituality in Nagaland; 1947 to the present; Historical background, cultural contact, and proposal for change Mr. M. Sashi Jamir S/o Merentoshi PhD in Old Testament Institution: Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, Kentucky Dissertation Title: Prophetic conflict and Yahwistic Tradition; A synthetic study on true and false prophesy (Jeremiah 26-29) We wish them success in all their future endeavors.

President Secretary Imkongliba Lemtur Sentitemsu Aier

YEHPITHI: Sumi Hoho no "SUMI BAGHI HOHO" shussu ani Mucholani, Anihqhi 29, ayi 10 inaqhe, Town Hall, Zunheboto lono. Tighenguno, Sumi Hoho lo Executive Members, Advisors, Western Sumi Hoho, Sumi Kukami Hoho, Sumi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu, Sumi Totimi Hoho, Sumi Officers Union Nagaland, Sumi legislators, Kukamiqo, Village Council Chairman, VDB Secretaries, CANSSEA Zunheboto, ZCCI, assacchumiqo, lhothemiqo eno Sumi alokumsumiqo kumtssu akuputsa hipau lo ighitsu penike kussu ani.

Sumi Hoho Executive Kukuputsa Anighini, Anihqhi 28, ayi 2 avelau anani. Tighenguno, Executive Members eno advisors khumu vezu mono akuputsa hipau lo ighitsu penike pithi ani.

Sd/- (VIHUTO ASUMI), General Secretary, Sumi Hoho.

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ZHERI STUDENTS’ UNION VISWEMA CONGRATULATIONS The Zheri Students’ Union would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to: 1. Miss Nokekunü Vizol d/o Atha Vizol for qualifying for the MBBS through NSEE. 2. Miss Vimeno Kechü d/o Late Krowhe Kechü for qualifying for the MBBS through NSEE. 3. Mr Visato Sakhrie s/o Kepfün Sakhrie, for qualifying for the Civil Engineering through JEE. 4. Miss Vivonü Kechü d/o Vikehel Kechü, for qualifying for the Civil Engineering through JEE. The Union wishes them success in all their future endeavors.

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OFFICE OF THE ALL NAGALAND APHUYEMI ELDERS FORUM Regd. No. Home/SRC-6999 Dt. 11-07-2016 KOHIMA: NAGALAND

NOTIFICATION

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Viswema Village, Dist. Kohima 797001: Nagaland NOTICE

It may be notified that some unidentified individuals have been dumping rotten chickens within the jurisdiction of Viswema Village for which it had created unnecessary inconveniences for the general public. It may also be noted that this had not been the first of such instances.

The Office of the Viswema Youth Organisation (VYO) therefore issue this warning to the concerned individuals to stop such irresponsible acts failing which the Organization shall take stringent measures against the wrong doers. The Organization further cautions individuals to dire consequences if found guilty of dumping rubbishes in and around the jurisdiction without permission.

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The Sangtam Union Kohima would like to felicitate the following officers from the Union who with their sincerity and dedication has promoted respectively: 1. Dr. Atsase IFS observed as OSD Forest.

2. Mr. Thsatingse Dy. Secretary Promoted to Jt. Secretary DUDA. 3. Mr. Yukha Under Secretary promoted to Dy. Secretary Home.

4. Mr. S.T Anar Under Secretary promoted to Dy. Secretary PHED. The Union further wishes them best in their future endeavour.

SEOPI President, SUK

HQ: UNGMA, P.O MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND

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With praise and thanks giving to Almighty God, the Soyim Gazetted Officers’ Association would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following persons :1. Dr. Beremjungla D/o Imtimayang of Ungma Village for having successfully completed PhD on the topic “Nutrient Management in Maize Based Intercropping System ‘’ under the rainfed condition of Nagaland from Agronomy Department. NU, SASRD. 2. Shri. Takomeren lkr S/o Mr.Marliba lkr Promoted to the post of Senior Pharmaciest.

3. Shri. Shipongchizung lkr S/o Lt. Longkumba Lkr promoted to the post of Senior Pharmaciest.

4. Shri. M.Chubanungsang Jamir S/o Mr.Merenjemba Jamir promoted to the post of Senior Pharmaciest.

5. Shri. A.Opangjungba Jamir S/o Mr. Alempokba Jamir promoted to the post of Head Pharmaciest.

6. Shri. Nungsangmanen Jamir S/o Lt. Nungshikokba Jamir promoted to the post of Head Pharmaciest.

7. Smt. Talisangla Jamir D/o Mr.Imnangashi Jamir promoted to the post of Vice Principal T.M Govt Higher Secondary School, Kohima.

We pray for your good health and wish success in all future endeavour.

Imosong Imsong President

(Visakho Kiso) President, VYO

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(Rarukul Lcho) General Secretary, VYO

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Dt. Kma the 23 July, 2016 It is hereby informed to all concerned that All Nagaland Aphuyemi Elders Forum (ANAEF) has come into being w.e.f 11th July 2016 with the approval and recognition of the Government of Nagaland vide “Certificate of Registration” No. Home/ SCR/7502/6999/2016, Dt. Kma the 11th July, 2016 with following office bearers:1. Shri P. Yeghato Chishi, President 2. Shri Ghulakha Swu, General Secretary 3. Shri K.Pewkiye Achumi, Vice President 4. Er. Kihito Chishi, Treasurer 5. Shri Ivuxu Chella, Joint Secretary President, ANAEF, Kohima General Secretary, ANAEF, Kohima

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Australia to help train Indian sportspersons, coaches

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Medal winners along with officials and well wishers.

Sao Paulo, Jul 25 (IANS): The Olympic Torch has arrived here in Brazil’s financial capital, after an 82-day trip around the country before the Rio Games begin on August 5.

The torch was on Sunday taken to Independence Park just before 8 a.m. with a cyclist carrying it down Avenida Paulista avenue, reports Efe. Tennis player Maria Esther Bueno and archer Marcos Vinicius were among the 260 people who will carry the torch in Sao Paulo.

Security was tight in the wake of calls on social media to put out the flame. A man was arrested in Guarulhos, a city in Sao Paulo state, when he tried to grab the torch.

The Olympic Torch began its journey in Brazil on May 3, when it arrived from Switzerland. The torch will reach Rio on August 4, entering Maracana Stadium a day later for the opening ceremony.

The Olympic Torch is NWA officials and Wrestlers with their medals after the prize distribution ceremony. scheduled to pass through 300 cities in Brazil’s 27 states over Kohima, Jul 25 (NPN): MAS wrestling champion- a. Nlumrai Hegwang (ZWA) 95 days.

Thirteen squad Naga wrestlers ship. The 13 NWA wrestlers b. Venuzo Dawhuo (CWA) of the Nagaland Wrestling along with the NWA officials c. Zasevikho Meyatsu (ASA) Association (NWA) bagged led by NWA president, Nei- Bronze 16 medals (7 gold, 5 silver and vikuolie Khatsu would reach a . Ko n g a u d a i b e G u i n g 4 bronze medals) in the 5th Dimapur on July 28.

(ZWA) NTWFI Traditional WresA p p r ox i m a t e ly 8 0 0 b. Ipuingchoba Dwaswang tling and Pankration Nation- wrestlers from 19 states of (ZWA) al Championship 2015-16, India took part in the cham- c. Vekuzo Vezhu (CWA) marvels known for their sheer held at Pune from July 22 to pionship.

MAS Wrestling Event acumen and techniques,” she 24. The championship was Medal winners Championship told Punjab Chief Minister organized under the aegis Belt Wrestling Event Gold Parkash Singh Badal during of the National Traditional Championship a. Zasevikho Meyatsu (ASA) a meeting here. Badal sought Wrestling Federation of India Gold b. Venuzo Dawhuo (CWA) cooperation from the visiting Silver Australian High Commissioner (NTWFI). According a press a. Vekutho Soho (CWA) a. Nlumrai Hegwang (ZWA) in the fields of education, skill statement issued by NWA b. Menuosetuo Yiese (ASA) general secretary, Vekhozo c.

Visevo Zashumo (ASA) b. Vekuzo Vezhu (CWA) training, agriculture and urban Chakhesang, the 13 Naga d. Vetazo Veswuh (CWA) c. Zasevikho Meyatsu (ASA) development.

Bronze Seeking Australia’s ex- wrestlers competed in the two e. Vikieto Kapu (SAI) a. Menuosetuo Yiese (ASA) perience and expertise in fields separate events viz; Belt and Silver like agriculture, food processing and horticulture, he urged Sidhu to help the state to provide high yield quality wheat seed to further enhance its quantum Dimapur, Jul 25 (NPN): The department of athletics, chess and badminton at Indra of production as Australia had of youth resource and sports (YR&S) would be Gandhi Stadium Kohima on August 4 and 5. the highest yield of wheat per organising 9th inter district catch them young All DSOs have been asked to report with their hectare in the world. tournament for under 12 years in the discipline team on August 3.

C.THSAPONGSE JINGER General Secretary, SUK

Asutsa hipau pesu Nikukuho hipau lono wuvekemi kumtsu lau qhuiniju ani. Ninguno Aghungu ghili vethaluve keu khashi ampe 40 tolu akeulo, Alhou shikimthi keu Hoho kuhoni cheni. Tiye September 16-18, 2016 kutolo.

Tighenguno ahoho hipaulo sunishi kemiye kimiyeno August 20, 2016, zu-uno Akukuhou lo asutsa tsutsu penike qhuiniju ani.

Phone number hipaqo vechewo Kilekughu shilu nani.

1. 9402289948 2. 9856511414 3. 9862813787

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APOLOGY

The under mentioned names tender an apology to Shri. Toka Sumi and the Sumi Community for creating unnecessary harassment against him on 22/07/2016 at Dhobinala junction and on using the communal word (SUMI).

Therefore we request him and the Sumi Community in general to accept our apology on mutual understanding.

Name Son of 1. Kevitsokho Athalie 2. Atsü Rekhwelo 3. Vikhozo Sweyiepral 4. Mhashieleto Hokievil 5. Mezhüvizo Sweyiepral 6. Sangba Thongso 7. Lemba Thongro 8. Rokovi Mhalie 9. Keviwheto Nipukolie

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an introduction, and I knew going into that I’d need to stay focused on myself and to be really grateful for the experience and try to learn from her within the match.

“I wanted to leave it all out there, but also absorb everything that I could possibly reinvest in my career moving forward.”

Konta paid tribute to the resilience and fight of the former world No 1, who has won seven Grand Slam titles.

“Quite honestly, you’d expect nothing less from a champion,” Konta said. “They don’t give away any match, much less a final. It was her 80th, so you could only imagine the number of different situations that she’s already been in. It was about keeping things in perspective, and understanding there’d be ebbs and flows in the match. Every single point was a battle, and I tried to win as many battles as possible. The simpler you keep things, the more clarity you have, and the less dumb you play!”

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British woman to win this title since Sue Barker in 1977. She had also beaten Williams at the Australian Open earlier in the season.

She had looked to be coasting to victory when leading by a set and 4-1 in the second but Williams, who was looking for her 50th career title, won six of the next seven

games to haul herself back into the match and level it at one set all.

However, the 25-yearold regained her composure and, after getting herself into a position of authority with a double break in the deciding set, she did not make the same mistake again and after saving two match points, Williams’ return went into the net to hand Konta victory.

Konta’s service game was key to the win and she was regularly sending down serves in excess of 100mph and hit 12 aces to just three from Williams.

“It’s quite an incredibly humbling experience,” Konta said. “It’s a validation of all the hard work you’ve already put in and a motivator on the things you want to keep improving on, and the lengths you might go to in order to become that much better at your discipline.

“I’ve played her twice before and knew I’d be playing a magnitude of experience.

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Johanna Konta celebrates her victory over Venus Williams on the way to her first WTA tour title in Palo Alto

SAN FRANCISCO, Jul 25 (Agencies): Johanna Konta claimed her first WTA Tour title with a 7-5 5-7 6-2 win over Venus Williams at the Bank of the West Classic in Stanford on Sunday.

The British No 1 will rise to 14th in the world after sealing victory in two hours and 18 minutes, becoming the first

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Indian players surround captain Virat Kohli after he caught West Indies’ Jermaine Blackwood, left, during day four of their first cricket Test match at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, Antigua, on Sunday. (AP/PTI) North Sound, Jul 25 (IANS): Star off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin starred with a seven-wicket haul as India defeated West Indies by an innings and 92 runs on the fourth day of the first Test at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium here on Sunday.

Ashwin decimated the West Indies’ middle and lower order after lunch to boast figures of 7/83. This was India’s biggest margin of victory outside the sub-continent.

The Chennai off-spinner made good use of the conditions to extract appreciable turn from the pitch and was helped along by some poor application by the West Indies batsmen.

Carlos Braithwaite, who remained unbeaten on 51, was

the highest scorer among the hosts.

Coming together with the hosts toterring at 132/8, Braithwaite and Devendra Bishoo (45) engaged in a desperate battle with the Indian bowlers as they sought to postpone defeat.

The duo displayed copious amounts of patience and application -- qualities sadly missing in their top order colleagues -- to frustrate the Indian bowlers for a long time and forge a 95-run partnership.

Bishoo even hit Ashwin over the mid-wicket boundary for a six a couple of overs before tea to offer some much needed cheer to the home crowd.

However, the hosts’ heroic resistance suffered a rath-

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er tame end shortly after tea.

Bishoo fell agonisingly short of a half-century when he offered a relatively tame catch to Cheteshwar Pujara at midwicket while trying to hoick a delivery by Ashwin.

Shannon Gabriel lasted all of three deliveries before being outfoxed by an Ashwin delivery that spun in sharply to hit the stumps as the visitors celebrated a well-deserved victory.

Earlier, the West Indies continued their battle during the rain-shortened morning session.

Opening batsman Rajendra Chandrika and Samuels forged a 67-run stand following the dismissal of Darren Bravo 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.

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 11 boundaries among the 85 deliveries he faced.

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.

Samuels produced an off-drive and a punch towards the covers of Mohammed Shami and later punished Ashwin with three fours in a single over, making the best use of experience and feet movement.

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Aston Villa to open academy in Delhi New Delhi, Jul 25 (IANS): Aston Villa football club on Monday announced the opening of an academy and training facility here to coach and train youngsters from the age of five as the English Premier League club does in England.

Aston Villa FC’s Chairman Tony Xia and its group members held meetings with several members of the Indian government, including Sports Minister Vijay Goel and Human Resource Development Minister Prakesh Javedekar, to discuss providing the training for football coaches in schools to be based at a new Aston Villa academy and training facility to be opened in the capital. The objective is for India to have a national football team challenging on the international stage within a generation and for India to host the World Cup. “Aston Villa Football Club, one of the most successful football clubs in the history of English football, plans to expand globally and India is one of the countries where Aston Villa not only want to have an Indian Super League club but also open Football Academies all over India!”, Tony Xia said after announcing the launch of its academy in India.

“Aston Villa has one of the best football academies in the world and has fans all over the world and some of our famous fans include David Cameron, Prince William, Tom Hanks and using our network we also want to help promote Under-17 FIFA World Cup being held in India next year and make it a big sports celebration in India!”, Xia added.

Narsingh’s Rio dreams virtually over, hints Goel New Delhi, Jul 25 (PTI): Sports Minister Vijay Goel today hinted that Narsingh Yadav’s prospects of participating at the Rio Olympics is virtually over but said the wrestler will be given a fair chance to defend himself.

Goel also made it clear that Narsingh’s dope case will be dealt as per international rules with the strict implementation of the WADA Code.

In his introductory remark before a press conference, Goel said India will be represented by 119 sportspersons (from earlier 120) in Rio Olympics.

“NADA is an autonomous body established under the WADA Code to promote clean sports and check doping.

In Narsingh’s case, we will ensure that WADA Code is implemented. We are committed to the WADA Code,” he said while announcing the ‘Run for Olympics’ programme to be held here on July 31.

The run from the National Stadium to Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium will be flagged off by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

“Both of Narsingh’s A and B dope samples have returned positive. He has been placed under provisional suspension and so we now have 119 athletes. That’s why I said India will be represented by 119 athletes,” the minister said when asked if Narshing still has a chance to take the Rio bus.

“The NADA has disciplinary panels to deal with doping cases. He (Narshing) will get a fair chance to defend himself and present his case before these panels. There will be justice under the rules and beyond that there is nothing much we can do in this case,” said the minister who took charge this month.

Asked about his com-

Narsingh Yadav ments on Narsingh’s allegation of conspiracy by others to frame him, Goel said, “He has not said it to us. We don’t know.”

On whether the government will agree to a probe on the issue as demanded by Narsingh, Goel evaded the question.

“Law will take its own course and we cannot do anything. Let the NADA panels deal with the case and then we will see,” he said.

India’s Olympic buildup was dealt a huge blow yesterday as Narsingh, who was selected ahead of the celebrated Sushil Kumar, failed a dope test.

National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) Director General Navin Agarwal said Narsingh had tested positive for a banned substance and he appeared before a NADA disciplinary panel on Saturday.

Narsingh demands CBI probe into doping scandal

A defiant Narsingh Yadav today demanded a CBI probe into the doping scandal which has jeopardised his participation in the Olympics, alleging that a conspiracy has been hatched to scuttle his Rio

dream.

“There should be a CBI inquiry. The whole episode relating to my selection had gone to court. There was a CID report that my life is under threat. All this makes it clear, I have been framed so that I am stopped from going to Rio,” Narsingh said.

“I have given my complaint to the federation in which I have made it clear that something could have been mixed in the food that was prepared at the mess. It is a conspiracy against me,” he added.

Narsingh has returned positive for a banned substance barely 10 days before the start of the Olympics and that has cast a doubt on his participation in the Rio Games.

The 26-year-old, who would be pleading innocence in front of the NADA panel that is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, is hopeful that he would be able to convince the committee members that the entire episode is a conspiracy.

“I am hopeful that everything will be clear soon. I have got the 100 per cent backing of everyone. I am still hopeful of going to Rio,” 26-year-old wrestler said.

ITF clear Russians for Rio Games

London, Jul 25 (Agencies): The International Tennis Federation has cleared all seven of Russia’s nominated team to compete in the Rio Olympic Games.

The International Olympic Committee ruled on Sunday it is down to individual sports federations to decide whether their Russian athletes are eligible for Rio in the wake of a damning report into statesponsored doping.

A list of strict criteria laid down by the IOC must be met, including “an individual analy-

sis of each athlete’s anti-doping record, taking into account only reliable adequate international tests”. And tennis is the first sport to declare its Russians have met the criteria.

“The seven Russian tennis players who have been nominated to compete in Rio have been subject to a rigorous anti-doping testing programme outside Russia,” an ITF statement said. “The ITF believes that this is sufficient for the seven Russian tennis players to meet the relevant requirement of today’s decision of the IOC

Executive Board.

“The ITF believes it is right that clean athletes are permitted to compete in Rio 2016 and looks forward to welcoming the Russian tennis players, along with all other nominated athletes, to Rio.” All athletes cleared by their sport’s federations must have their participation ratified by an expert from the Court of Arbitration for sport’s list of independent arbitrators and will then be “subject to a rigorous additional out-of-competition testing programme.”

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their usual blue stripe was replaced by a yellow one.

Such was the ease of this, Froome’s most dominant victory yet, that he could even afford to trundle home, losing time to his nearest challengers, safe in the knowledge he had started the day with more than four minutes to play with.

In a typically frantic sprint finish, Greipel timed his charge to perfection. He took Kristoff ’s wheel and darted out at the right time to save his Tour.

Having won four stages last year, he had yet to taste victory this time until Sunday as Mark Cavendish, who quit the race to focus on the Olympics earlier this week, dominated the sprints, winning four stages.

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Paris, Jul 25 (Agencies): Chris Froome won his third Tour de France as German Andre Greipel claimed Sunday’s 21st and final stage on the Champs Elysees in Paris.

Froome, who was also champion in 2013 and last year, finished ahead of Frenchman Romain Bardet in second and Nairo Quintana of Colombia in third. For Greipel, who pipped world champion Peter Sagan on the line with Alexander Kristoff third, it was a second successive victory on the final stage and 11th stage win in total.

Froome crossed the line, as he has done before, arm-inarm with his Sky team-mates stretched out across the road, clad in a special kit in which

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