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State funeral at Hebron for late Isak
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Angamis bid adieu to late Swu
(L&R) Dr. Vilhusa Seleyi addressing the gathering. ASU presenting a tribute song (NP). Correspondent
pealed to the Naga leaders in particular and the public, to realize the value of reconciliation and to reaffirm the Naga unity, as Swu had wished for till his last breathe. Social activist Niketu Iralu in his solidarity speech said Isak Swu played his political leadership role with evangelical fervor and zeal to his Christian faith which he had inherited from his pioneering father. Iralu said Nagas would pray that the legacy of his commitment to his faith would be brought to bear on the tough issues still to be resolved in the common journey ahead of all of us. Iralu said Isak was his closest college class friend and that this was his last earthly passage through Kohima town where he grew up. Kohima Village Council chairman, Medoselhou
Keretsü in his brief address said Isak was a strong person, who gave his whole life for our national cause. Keretsü said “his demise shook our nation however, we should take this platform to urge brothers and sisters to stand together united which must be his dream”. The programme was chaired by advisory board chairman APO Vipralhou Kesiezie, special tribute presented by Angami Students’ Union while benediction prayer was proposed by Rev. Fr. Alex Vizo. Around 60 frontal organizations of various tribes and organizations laid wreaths and gave condolence message to the late Isak Chishi Swu. Later, a reception programme was held at Tseminyu town organized by Rengma Hoho, to pay their last respects and homage to the departed Naga leader.
KOHIMA, JUL 1 (NPN): Thousands from all walks of life braving heavy downpour, welcomed the entourage carrying late Isak Chishi Swu’s dead The coffin of late Isak Chishi Swu at the council headquarters, Hebron body with loud Naga war cry Naga Army personnel honors the departed leader with the gun salute. in Kohima on Friday, escorted by hundreds of bikes and cars. A grand public memorial reception was organized by the Angami Public Organization (APO) at the Old MLA hostel junction Kohima. Addressing the jammed packed gathering, APO president Dr. Vilhusa Seleyi expressed shock and pain over the demise of Isak Chishi Swu. He said that the APO mourned the passing away of a great paEustar Chishi, wife of late Swu Th. Muivah Kholi Konyak Ranjan Daimary V.S. Atem triot and a committed freedom fighter, who had selflessly sacStaff Reporter the correct path will inevitably Reading out a condolence the occasion. Bodo Women’s ent leadership was capable of rificed for the Naga cause. lead to solution. message, Longvibu, Naga Justice Forum president, An- leading the Nagas. A eulogy While paying tribute to DIMAPUR, JUL 1 (NPN): N S C N ( I - M ) v i c e - Army “Lt. Gen” Phungth- jali Daimary, recounted her was also delivered by gen. secy. the great leader, Dr. Seleyi apFlags of the NSCN(I-M) flew chairman, “gen.” (retd) Kholi ing Shimrang, described late meeting with the Yaruiwo and CNC, Rev. Seksim Kasar. at half mast at Camp Hebron praised Late Isak for his leader- Isak as a true statesman and a stated that “he will be rememBJP’s national secretarywhile a smart turnout of Naga ship qualities. fatherly figure for the people . bered by all people fighting for Minority in-charge and NaArmy of the NSCN(I-M) stood M e m b e r, C o l l e c t ive Phungthing said Isak was de- their rights.” galand in-charge, Farooq Khan in attention to present their Leadership, “Gen” (retd) V.S. termined and courageous and Naga Students’ Organi- also attended the programme. ZUNHEBOTO/DIMAPUR, JUL 1 (NPN): Sumi public under the aegis of Sümi Hoho along greatest honour and last re- Atem, said that late Isak’s love in his death, Nagaland has lost sation (Myanmar) president, Special numbers were with various Sumi frontal bodies-- Sümi Kükami/GBs Hoho (SKH) and Sümi Totimi Hoho (STH) spects to their departed leader for the Naga nation was above a great son and a great leader. D. Konyak, said Isak was “a presented by late Isak’s daugh- is all set to accord a grand traditional burial to late Asü Isak Chishi Swu, at his native Chishilimi late Isak Chishi Swu, chair- everything and that his ideals, NSWON chairperson, central figure and a messen- ter, GHQ Choir, family mem- village under Zunheboto. According to Sumi Hoho sources, the funeral service would begin from man/Yaruiwo NSCN(I-M) as dreams and spirit would con- “capt. (retd)” Singyaola Zimik ger of Gospel to the Eastern bers, Nagaland Chamber 10 a.m. Sümi Hoho has extended open invitation and requests all to respond positively. The hoho has also requested the district administration to relieve all government employees the coffin containing the body tinue to guide them. and NFFWWF chairperson, Nagas.” Choir, children of Gilgal. was carried from the hearse. Atem also became emo- Mingthingla, also conveyed Condolence messages Earlier, the programme for the day, as mass casual leave. The services will be led by SH Vice-president Khehoshe Yepthomi The procession was ac- tional as he addressed the late their condolences. were also read from Maharaja started with invocation by pas- while Rev Hotokhu Zhimo will perform the last rites. ZCCI: Meanwhile, Zunheboto Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ZCCI) has asked companied by the congrega- leader in making a pledge not Delivering his condo- of Manipur, Meitei National tor CHQ, Rev. Joseph Ruivah. tional hymn ‘When We All to give up till the task he(Isak) lence message, chairman Na- Front, and former Indo-Naga NSCN (I-M) kilonsers Samson all business establishments/shops under Zunheboto district to down shutters on July 2-- “dawn to Get To Heaven’. A contingent lef behind was accomplished. tional Democratic Front of interlocutor Swaraj Kaushal . Jajo and David Mero con- dusk”, as a mark of respect to late Isak Chishi Swu, NSCN (I-M) chairman. 2-hr closure in Wokha, Longleng of the Naga Army fired several Convenor, NSCN(I-M) Bodoland (R) (NDFB), D R Principal emeritus, Pat- ducted the service while pastor rounds to present the Gun Sa- Steering Committee, Qhevihe Nabla, said the NDFB drew kai Christian College, Rev. Dr. Central, Rev D Heutui Zeme Wokha District Chamber of Commerce and Industry through its president Aben Ngullie has lute accompanied by blasting Chishi Swu, also paid rich inspiration for its struggle from Tuisem Shishak, recalled his was the funeral minister. requested every business establishment under Wokha District to down their shutters for two hours of bombs. tribute to the Yaruiwo. He late Isak who, he said, was a student days and said late Isak After the ‘act of funeral on July 2 from 11am till 1pm as a mark of respect to departed leader late Isak Chishi Swu as he Delivering a moving said late Isak’s spirituality im- fatherly figure of revolution- was “spiritually sensitive” even rites’ the congregation ob- would be laid to rest at his final resting place. testimony of his around five pacted those around and even ary movements in the entire as a young man in college. served a minute silence in Longleng: Chamber of Commerce & Industries (CCI) Longleng district has also informed decade-old association with R.N.Ravi (Interlocutor) used region. “His legacy will be Eustar (Khulu),wife of respect of the departed soul. that all the business establishment of Longleng town would closed down for two hours on July 2 late Isak, Th.Muivah was hard- to suggest prayer before start of remembered by all freedom late Isak spoke on behalf of the Closing prayer was delivered from 11am to 1pm in honour of late Isak Chishi Swu, chairman NSCN (I-M), as sign respect. ly able to control his emotions negotiations. loving people,” Nabla said. bereaved family and recounted by pastor, CFMC, Rev. Vitovi In a press release, CCI Longleng president B. Shamkai and secretary Semdok have therefore as he mentioned many notable NSCN (I-M) kilo kilonDhiren Bora, president events from their 40 years to- Yeptho. asked all the shopkeepers of Longleng town to shut down all their shops for two hours “to show contributions made by his late ser, Rh.Raising, described late NDFB (progressive) also paid gether . Eustar frequently broke Later, some seventy mo- our last respect to the departed soul.” friend and colleague during Isak as a ‘super star’ who came tribute to the Late Isak and down during her speech and torcycles from the Nagaland their treacherous journey. and was now “ gone to be with said he was an iconic symbol was consoled by her daugh- Motorcycle Club Dimapur and “There was no differ- Christ.” for all oppressed nationalities. ter who was by her side. She Kohima, United Riders Chuence between us,” he said and Raising informed that National Democratic Front of urged upon the gathering to mukedima, CREW Wokha, expressed great pride for lead- NSCN, under late Isak’s lead- Boroland (NDFB- Progressive) uphold the values that her late and some solo riders escorted DIMAPUR, JUL 1 (NPN): “the field owners dug a small ers like Isak. Muivah said the ership, extended missions cov- vice president D.R. Nabla alias husband enshrined. She also the mortal remains of late Isak Following the reported tension canal with the understanding footprint left behind by Isak to ering five continents. Ranjan Daimary also spoke on expressed optimism that pres- till Kohima. between Jessami village and of field owners of Matikhru, Matikhru village, published in whose fields were situated at DIMAPUR, JUL 1 (NPN): the local daily, Jessami Village the upper side of river.” Council (JVC) has clarified In order to avoid any Two days after declaring the that the issue was not a land kind of misunderstanding, “self proclaimed Sovereign dispute, but between the own- Nizote said JVC on behalf of Republic of Freeland (SRF)” NEW DELHI, JUL 1 (PTI): declares that whole of the said northeastern state, which has ers from the two village with the paddy filed owners agreed as “un-mandated and illeDIMAPUR, JUL 1 (NPN): The Centre has renewed for state to be a ‘disturbed area’ continued to be “critical”. Staff Reporter regard to their paddy fields. to fill up the canal so as to fulfill gal within Konyak soil”, the Seeking to clarify the con- six months its “disturbed area” for a period of six months with Killings, extortion, facIn a press note, JVC the wishes of ADC, SDO and Konyak conclave, which was fusions among public as to notification on the entire state effect from June 30, 2016 for tional clashes and other sub- Dimapur, Jul 1 (NPN): chairman Nizote .M state EAC. He alleged that the villag- held under the aegis of Konyak whether there would be closure of Nagaland, allowing the the purpose of that Act,” the versive activities have been Two abandoned briefcases by that the issue could have been ers were even made to carry out Union (KU) at Mon town on of business establishments in armed forces power to search, notification said yesterday. going on in different parts of a shop at Church Road, Dima- settled between the leaders the work on Sunday, and the June 30, has initiated “stern Dimapur on July 2, Dimapur raid and arrest without a warThe announcement came Nagaland at the behest of a few pur triggered bomb scare Fri- of two villages. However, he JCB driver made to work over actions against those Konyak Chamber of Commerce and rant under AFSPA. three days after the demise of insurgent groups, they said. day afternoon. A large crowd claimed that the chairman of time. He claimed that the villag- renegades.” Industry (DCCI) has informed The conclave, which deIn its notification, the Isak Chishi Swu, Chairman of Even though NSCN-IM gathered at the site to have a Matikhru village rather lodged ers were forced to collect stones that there would be no closure Home Ministry said that it is Nationalist Socialist Council has been engaged in a peace look at the new but damaged a complaint to ADC, Meluri. to divert the water towards the liberated on issues pertaining on July 2 and all businesses of the opinion that the area of Nagaland (NSCN-IM), at a dialogue with the central gov- briefcases suspected to be filled Nizote said that the district ad- fields of Jessami village. to June 27 midnight incident in would function normally. In a comprising the whole of Na- hospital here following multi- ernment, the group’s another with explosives. On receiving ministration rushed to the spot JVC however alleged that the presence of all the Konyak press release, DCCI president galand “is in such a disturbed organ failure. faction led by S S Khaplang information, bomb disposal along with the armed village there were several instances Frontal Organisations and all Hokivi Chishi further clarified and dangerous condition” that Though the notification continues to attack security squad and police rushed to the guards and police personnel. where people from Matikhru units under the Konyak union that the DCCI did not issue the use of armed forces in aid did not specify the reasons for forces both in Nagaland and spot and cordoned off the area. Nizote claimed that the village crossed into their side (KU), affirming to uphold and any directive nor appealed of the civil power is necessary. declaring the entire Nagaland Manipur, the officials said. However, when bomb disposal larger portion of paddy fields, and harassed the villagers by safeguard the standing aspirafor business closure on July 1, “Now, therefore, in exer- as “disturbed area”, officials Many groups in the experts checked the briefcases, which belonged to Jessami vil- using the village guards. How- tion of the Konyak under “one which hampered normal life cise of the powers conferred by said it is continuation of an northeast and Jammu and it was found to be empty. The lage was washed away by the ever, Nizote reminded that code”, stated KU president of the public. For further infor- Section 3 of the Armed Forces order issued years ago and is Kashmir have demanded two briefcases were assumed to river. To protect the fields from the JVC would not respond to Manlip Konyak and general mation, public could contact (Special Powers) Act, 1958, based on the assessment of scrapping of AFSPA terming it be discarded by shop-owners being further destroyed, JVC any further allegations on such secretary Honang Konyak in a 9436004447/9089617896. press note. (Full text on p-6) the central government hereby the prevailing situation in the as “draconian”. after it was damaged. said as precautionary measures, issues.
Sumi public to accord traditional burial to late Swu
Jessami village council clarifies Konyaks declare
zero tolerance against ‘renegades’
DCCI clarifies on closure
Entire Nagaland will remain ‘disturbed area’: Govt
This is it!
Chang-Yimchungru issue: Joint meet discusses need to restore peace Hostage crisis in Dhaka cafe:
“The schemes are there as this paper will reveal. The rest is up to the public leaders.” K Y M C
KOHIMA, JUL 1 (NPN): In connection with peace initiative for restoration of normalcy between the Changs and Yimchungrus, a joint meeting was held between the mediators and representatives from Chang Khulei Setshang (CKS) and Yimchungru tribal council (YTC) and convener, peace committee ENPO at Nagaland commissioner conference hall on June 29. The meeting, which discussed at length “various vexing issues” confronting the peace initiative, acknowledged with a note of optimism that a significant progress has been made during the last few months on the peace initiative. At the meeting, the need for restoration of lasting good neighborly
relationship between the Changs and Yimchungrus was also discussed. The meet acknowledged that a time a come for peace settlement but not for confrontation. They also stressed the need for both communities to embark on the principle of forgive and forget policy recognizing the indispensability of the Changs and Yimchungrus to live as a good brotherly/sisterly neighbors. On the principle of forgive and forget, the meet agreed that one should be prepared to give and enable to receive. Also, to achieve the goal of lasting peace, one should have the courage of admitting one’s mistake and apologise for it. One grey area that the meeting faced was related to the contradictory
Abandoned briefcases trigger bomb scare
views held by two communities on the issue of boundary between Chendang and Yakor villages. However, after debate on the issue, the meeting resolved that the mediators would conduct a spot verification inviting all the aggrieved villages to present their own views at a meeting. After hearing from all the aggrieved villages (Chendang, Yakor, Chendang Saddle and Panso), the mediators would forward their recommendation to the state government for approval. This was resolved with the fill endorsement by both the CKS and YTC. In this regard, a joint meeting between Kuthur and Tuensang villages under the sponsorship of the
mediators would be held. Further, the meeting resolved that CKS and YTC would move the SIT to complete the investigation on the disappearance of late Hanjila and her daughter at the earliest and no retaliatory action with tribal colours would be resorted as and when the investigation report is completed and ENPO would arrange peace feast on completion of the peace initiative. At the meeting, CKS agreed to formally extend apology to the YTC on the principle of forgive and forget in regard to the case of late Chipong Yinchunger who was pulled out from the civil hospital Tuensang and lynched by a mob incidentally occurred under Chang jurisdiction. (Cont’d on p-7)
four dead, over 50 injured
DHAKA, JUL 1 (AGENCIES): Four persons were killed after gunmen attacked a cafe in Dhaka’s diplomatic circles around 9 pm local time on Friday. Four persons, including three policemen, were injured and over 50 injured in the incident. The injured policemen included an assistant commissioner, who died later. The dead were yet to be identified. The attack took place at a restaurant called Holey Artisan Bakery in Gulshan district where the gunmen took about 20 hostages. The police exchanged heavy gun-fire with
the attackers who were eight in number, said local news reports. According to latest reports, the Bangladeshi Home Minister has called for an emergency meeting to assess the situation. The US Embassy in Dhaka said in a tweet that there were “reports of shooting and hosting situation”. The spot was cordoned off by the policemen and security forces. The Ministry of External Affairs said: “All Indian High Commission officials reportedly safe. Our High Commission monitoring situation.” K Y M C
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Awareness program on basics of HIV & AIDS, STI
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, July 2, 2016
NU SASRD organizes farmers training news in brief DIMAPUR: All India Coordinated Research Project of soybean (AICRP) NU: SASRD, Medziphema organized farmers training at V.K town, Zunheboto district in collaboration with KVK, Lumami on June 28 and at Mangkolemba, Mokokchung district in collaboration with SDAO, Mangkolemba on June 29. ADC Mangkolemba,
Imtiwabang Aier graced the programme as chief guest and also distributed farm implements and improved seeds to the farmers. The resource persons of the training were associate professor, NU: SASRD, Dr. L. Tongpang Longkumer and SMS, KVK, Lumami, Dr Visakho. Altogether, 70 farmers participated in the training at V.K town.In Mangkolem-
ba 90 farmers participated while associate professor, NU: SASRD, Dr. L. Tongpang Longkumer and SDAO Imkongtemsu Longchar, A.O Onglutsuba and A.O Sunep were the resource persons. The far mers were trained on cultivation practices of soybean and other economical crops relevant to the agro-ecological situation of the area in both the place.
GPRN/NSCN welcomes ‘home comers’
Participants after the awareness programme on basics of HIV & AIDS, STI.
DIMAPUR: District AIDS prevention and cure unit under CMO Peren conducted awareness programme on basics of HIV & AIDS, STI, life skills and adolescence education on June 29 at ASHSS Peren. The resource person were district ICTC supervisor, Ngauzeulungbe, accountant DAPCU, Ekiebe, monitoring & evaluation assistant, Heluipoing Poireng and program assistant DAPCU, Pauheugau.
During the programme, Heluipoing Poireng covered topic on basics facts of HIV & AIDS, route of transmission and STI was covered. He also stressed on the importance of HIV & AIDS and its origin, and the four major routes of transmission. He also shared on the importance of STI. Ngauzeulungbe in its presentation shared the students on the measures and prevention on HIV & AIDS and basic life skills development on how to abstain one-
self from HIV. Pauheugau also gave a power point presentation on teenage pregnancy and its consequences and also the basic life skills on how to abstain from teenage pregnancy. Furthermore, he also shared on the health service available and delivery in the district. Earlier, the programme was chaired by DAPCU accountant, Ekiebe and attended by the students 206 (standard 9- 12) including teachers.
More support ultimatum to power deptt
DIMAPUR: Against the backdrop of an ultimatum served to power department Saksi by Saksi NAP Sector 13th ward Tuensang, Layang Shui Colony, K.T. Colony, Below Main Gate Colony and Main Gate Colony have extended their support. In a joint press release Layang Shui Colony president Romchu Chang and K.T. Colony S. Tia Chang highlighted the inconvenience and untold hardship faced by the residents due to power failure since March 19, 2016. In this regard, the colonies have urged the power department to restore the said
transformer as early as possible. In a separate joint press release, Below Main Gate Colony president Setongpi Sangtam and Main Gate Colony president K.C. Among Chang while extending support to Saksi NAP Sector Union Ward 13, said the colonies have been facing total power failure for three months. In case of failure by the concerned department to take necessary steps to meet the demand within the served date, the colonies said that it shall be compelled to take “our own course of action, for which the concerned department shall solely be held responsible”.
DIMAPUR: GPRN/NSCN has welcomed 77 “home comers” from different National Political Groups (NPGs) under its fold under the leadership of its president “Gen.” (Retd) M.B Neokpao Konyak and Ato Kilonser N. Kitovi Zhimomi. According to GPRN/NSCN MIP the “home comers” are: Monen NSCN(I-M) ‘leacy’, Nikishe Sumi NNC ‘leacy’, Chundemo Shitio NNC-(K) ‘razo peyu’, Tsenthungo Ezung FGN/NNC ‘razo peyu’, Kitoho Muru NNC ‘razo peyu’, Z. Hokugha Chophy NNC ‘razo peyu’, Sumiho Yeptho FGN ‘razo peyu’, Angmei Phom NNC/ FGN ‘leacy’, Akam Phom NNC/FGN ‘leacy’, Yulong Phom NNC/FGN ‘leacy’, Manpa Phom NNC/FGN ‘razo peyu’, Y. Apong Phom NNC/FGN ‘leacy’, Chulen Phom NNC/FGN ‘leacy’, Baunyang Phom NNC/FGN ‘leacy’, P. Annyang Phom NNC/FGN ‘leacy’, Sheiching Phom NNC/FGN ‘leacy’, Hongba Phom NNC/ FGN ‘leacy’ , Hamnyei Phom NNC/FGN ‘leacy’, Tange Phom NNC/FGN ‘leacy’, Pongchei Phom NNC/FGN ‘leacy’, Vihoyi Achumi NSCN-(I-M) ‘leacy’, Yimlong Chaba Chang NNC/FGN ‘razo peyu’, W. Chingsham Phom NSCN-(K) ‘razo peyu’, Katovi V. Yepthomi NSCN-(K) ‘razo peyu’, Imliyanger NSCN-(I-M) ‘leacy’, H. Hokhugha Zhimo NSCN-(R) ‘razo peyu’, Mhademo Shetio NSCN-(I-M) ‘razo peyu’, B. Nokting Phom NSCN-(K) ‘razo peyu’, A. Tangiyingloy Phom NSCN-(K) ‘razo peyu’, Chundemo Lotha Naga NSCN-(K) ‘leacy’, Tovishe Kathi Swu NSCN-(I-M) ‘razo peyu’, Vinoka Aye NSCN-(I-M) ‘khapur’, Mugha Khulu NNC ‘razo peyu’,
Botoho Zhimo NNC ‘khapur’, Tokihe Yeptho NSCN-(I-M) ‘khapur’, Alvis Chishi NNC ‘razo peyu’, Luntsuba Yimchungru FGN ‘leacy’, Tsuyihba Yimchungru FGN ‘leacy’, Kehoto Yimchungru FGN ‘leacy’, Luntshuba Yimchungru FGN ‘leacy’, Shahoto Yimchungru FGN khapur, Yanjang Yimchungru NNC/FGN ‘razo peyu’, Shivighe Wotsa NNC ‘khapur’, Kemong Jenpi NSCN-(I-M) ‘leacy’, Piketho Yeptho NSCN-(I-M) ‘khapur’, Iveto Chophi NSCN(I-M) ‘khapur’, Hekato Assumi NSCN-(K) ‘khapur’, B.Sipong Chang FGN ‘khapur’, H. Naso Chang FGN ‘razo peyu’ ,C. Ramji Chang FGN ‘razo peyu’, Bokavi NSCN-(K) ‘leacy’, Inahoto NSCN-(K) ‘razo peyu’ , Bokisto Wotsha NSCN-(I-M) ‘razo peyu’, Lentsuthong FGN ‘razo peyu’, Lalboi Khongsai NSCN-(I-M) ‘razo peyu’, Itovi Yeptho NSCN-(K) ‘leacy’, Vihoto Awomi NNC ‘razo peyu’, Tokato Khuzhumi NSCN-(K) ‘razo peyu’, Gedion G. Momin NSCN-(I-M) ‘razo peyu’, Vika Aye NSCN-(K) ‘leacy’, Kazheto Zhimo NNC ‘razo peyu’, Nokzentoshi Imchen NNC ‘razo peyu’, Vitosho shohe NNC ‘razo peyu’, Hotoi Achumi NSCN(I-M) ‘khapur’, Hekato Zhimo NSCN-(I-M) ‘khapur’, Tokato V. Zhimo NNC ‘razo peyu’, Ihato Zhimo NSCN-(K) ‘razo peyu’, Keretso Thopi NSCN-(I-M) ‘khapur’ , Tapu K. Sapho NSCN-(K) ‘leacy’, Hutovi Yeptho NNC ‘razo peyu’, Ikishe I. Awomi FGN ‘razo peyu’, Kiwoto Zhimo FGN ‘leacy’, Asangba Yaden NSCN-(I-M) ‘razo peyu’, Tia Yanger NAP ‘razo peyu’, Ahovi Z. Assumi FGN ‘khapur’, Vekhui Chakhesang NSCN-(K) C.C.M (Chairman), Shekhoi Chakhesang NSCN-(K) Lieutenant.
Wokha DPDB meeting: Deputy Commissioner & vice chairman DPDB Wokha has informed that DPDB meeting for the month of July has convened on July 9, 11 a.m. at DCs conference hall, Wokha. All the members have been asked to attend the meeting. SEN seminar postponed: Save Environment Net-
work (SEN) has informed all participants that a seminar on awareness for civil societies in Dimapur which was scheduled to be held on July 2 at Unity hall, Naga Council Dimapur has been postponed to be held on July 4, 11 a.m. due to unavoidable circumstances. The programme would be graced by parliamentary secretary labour and employment, skill development, board affairs, Mmhonlumo Kikon as chief guest and Patkai Christian College, dean of science Angel Sonare as resource person.
ENPUD executive session: Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Union Dimapur (ENPUD) has convened its 22nd executive session on July 2, 10 a.m. at Hotel Saramati, Dimapur. The union would also be inducting new team of office bearers for the tenure 2016 -18, during the session. All concerned members have been requested to attend the session. DPDB meeting pre-pone: District Planning Devel-
opment Borad (DPDB) Zunheboto meeting has been pre-poned on July 4, 12 a.m. a DC conference hall. All members have been informed to note the changes.
Healing crusade at Kiphire: Gethsemane Prayer
Home Kiphire would be organizing four-day healing crusade starting from July 7 to 10, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Gethsemane Prayer Home Kiphire with Dr.H.Apise Sangtam, Pastor, Purana Bazaar Baptist Church Dimapur and Lima Imsong Missionary as speakers and Master of Gethsemane Prayer Hom, T.C.Tajingki as Camp director. All the believers from Kiphire district irrespective of tribe, clan, area and denomination have been invited.
JNV Chukitong PTC meeting: Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV) has convened parents’ teachers committee meeting on July 3, 11.30 a.m. at JNV complex, Chukitong. All parents have been asked to bring their ward along with membership fees (2015-16) during the meeting.
LVHC conducts awareness camp
DIMAPUR: Lamhai Village Health Committee (LVHC) conducted an awareness camp on June 29 at Lamhai council hall, under Nagaland Health Project (NHP) on the topic ‘substance abuse’. During the camp, the speakers Kiengau Nala and Keditei Spoke on the ill effects of drugs and alcohol and urge them to be mindful of their health and body and refrain from consuming such things. Altogether 44 youths attended the program.
Niki, ULFA (I), UKLF and others condole demise of late Isak Chishi Swu
Niki Sümi: NSCN (K) deputy Cin-C, ‘gen.’ Niki Sumi has expressed his deep condolences over the demise of Isak Chishi Swu. In his message, Niki said late Swu relentlessly led Nagas through the darkest period and gave them new meaning and hope. “He fiercely advocated Christianity, now we proudly declare our state as Christian state to the world. Till heaven and earth is no more we will carry forward his legacy”, Niki said. He further prayed that God grant strength and comfort to the bereaved family. ULFA(I): United Liberation Front of Asom (Independent) said it was pained by the passing away of NSCN (I-M) chairman Isak Chishi Swu. Describing him as a towering personality, ULFA(I) chairman Dr Abhizeet Asom in his condolence message said Swu was a religious man with an amicable personality which was a great asset for his group in bringing unity between tribes and taking forward the Naga cause. He said with his mature skill and statesmanship, Swu tried his best to undo the shackles of the 1975 Shillong Accord. Though Swu has left this world with his dream unfinished, Asom said “but nevertheless undefeated at the hands of the treacherous Indian establishment, with the laurel on his head of Naga National hero.” UKLF: United Kuki Liberation Front (UKLF) in a condolence message said it was very saddened to hear the news of the untimely demise of Isak Chishi Swu, chairman of the NSCN (I-M). In a condolence message UKLF said late Swu was one of the exemplary pioneering leaders who inspired many revolutionary leaders in the northeast to visualize greater visions for their respective community and causes. “It is with great veneration that the UKLF would like to acknowledge his contribution in sowing seeds of vision and with deep sorrow, convey our deepest condolence to his family, loved ones and the organization he strived to bring to greater good”, stated UKLF . It stated that a revolutionary leader always works hard behind the scene and suffers many sorrows, sacrificing their own personal pleasures for which the public is usually unaware. “Isak Chishi Swu was such a man striving hard silently for the greater good of the Nagas in particular, for which the fruit of his labour was manifested with the signing of the Naga Peace Accord; which has brought hope and pride in the hearts of Nagas after a long wait of almost two decades. This has brought hope not just to the Nagas but to other similar revolutionaries in the northeast to press on until a feasible political settlement is achieved and not to give up. Although he is no longer with us to witness the full fruition of his efforts, he has left hope and a bright future for the Nagas to continue striving until his dream for greater Nagalim is achieved”, added UKLF. It then expressed the hope that NSCN (I-M) finds a suitable leader to replace the great void he has left behind. The UKLF has also expressed its deepest condolence to the great leader and to his organization and followers who we hope will follow in his footstep to bring greater glory to the race he once started. “May he continue to inspire us”, stated UKLF. KRN: Khonoma Rüffüno Nagaland (KRN) has conveyed condolences
to the bereaved family members of Chairman Isak Chishi Swu. KRN said late Isak Swu gave the prime years of his life for the Naga national cause and his sacrifice for the cause and devotion to his Christian faith defined his leadership. His demise at this critical juncture was a great loss to the Nagas, stated KRN. TBCA: Tangkhul Baptist Churches’ Association (TBCA) in a condolence message said it was greatly shocked to hear the demise of NSCN yaruiwo late Isak Chishi Swu. TBCA said “Without doubt we can testify that Isak Chishi Swu was the embodiment of a true patriot and a prayerful Christian for the Nagas to emulate. We can feel the great loss caused by his demise at the time when the Naga people need him most”. TBCA has conveyed condolences to Eustar Chishi Swu and the children and prayed to God the heavenly father to comfort them and grant them peace. TBCA said “Amidst such a loss may we say, we give honour to the legacy you have left for us. Let the end of your earthly life be the beginning of unity and accomplishment of Naga people’s long-yearned vision. We salute you Isak Chishi Swu.” ANCSU: All Nagaland College Students Union (ANCSU) has expressed its condolence on the death of Isaac Chishi Swu, one of the most important Naga leader and co-founder of NSCN (I-M), a person who spent his entire life for the cause of the Nagas. ANCSU said “we believe that his dedication and sacrifice for the cause of Nagas will continue to inspire the younger Naga generation. We also hope that his legacy will evolve into a long lasting peace and reconcillation of the Nagas. He will be remembered for his historical role in bringing out the framework agreement for Naga peace”. It prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. NPF AP unit: Arunachal Pradesh NPF State Unit has mourned the death of Naga national leader, NSCN (I-M) yaruiwo Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message the unit said “Today all Naga brothers and Sisters living in Nagaland and elsewhere have lost one of the few Visionary and truly patriotic leader, who had dedicated himself completely for the noble cause of the motherland; A deeply religious and pious man who taught us through his life.” It has prayed to God to grant strength to the bereaved family members to endure the loss and to the departed soul to rest in peace. ZCCI: Zunheboto Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ZCCI) in a condolence message said late Isak Chish Swu has been a “shepherd to all Nagas, irrespective of political boundary, region, tribe or community(s), for more than half century services till his last breath.” ZCCI the said “the services and sacrifices rendered by Asu Isak can never be paralleled and replaced, making him the most undisputed leader in the annals of Naga Political Struggle history. He had also contributed and propagated much towards the growth of Naga Christianity and elsewhere beyond the NE ‘Seven Sister States’, extending to the far east Burmese union” stated ZCCI. Conveying condolences to the bereaved family, ZCCI has also prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. LHT: Lotha Hoho Tuensang (LHT)
has extended condolences to the bereaved family members of Late Isak Chishi Swu and prays that the departed soul rest in peace. W. Wangyuh Konyak: Ex-member of parliament Lok Sabha W. Wangyuh Konyak in condolence message has expressed shock at the demise of late Isak Chish Swu, NSCN (I-M) chairman. He mentioned that late Swu was very instrumental in ushering Christianity and education in Eastern Naga areas and a passionate leader who had dedicated his entire life towards the cause of Naga people. W. Wangyuh said “we as Nagas, must always remember late Swu for his undying loyalty and contribution towards Naga cause and also towards Christianity”. Konyak termed the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu as critical at this crucial period when Nagas are yarning for permanent political solution and that with the passing of late Isak Chishi Swu, Nagas has lost God fearing and spiritual brilliant leader. He further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. ZBN: Zeliangrong Baudi Nagaland (ZBN) has expressed shock over the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, ZBN described late Swu as a committed, dedicated and God fearing Naga leader who over the years has become a visionary statesman and championed the cause of Nagas. ZBN mentioned that the sweat and tears shed by late Swu in struggling for the right of Nagas adding that the nation shall imprint in the hearts of Zeliangrong people. ZBN has further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. BJP minority morcha State: BJP Minority Morcha State has mourned the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, BJP minority morcha described late Swu as one of the tallest Naga leaders who had dedicated all his life for the cause of Naga aspiration saying his death has left a deep void and an irreplaceable vacuum. “The legacy that late Swu has left behind shall be cherished and continue to inspire the younger generation”, said the Morcha. BJP minority Morcha state has further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. DDCF: Dimapur District Citizens Forum (DDCF) has mourned the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, the Forum described late Swu as a dedicated person and a God fearing man. DDCF further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. ONA: Overseas Naga Association (ONA) has grieved at the demise of late Isak Chisi Swu. In a condolence message, ONA said that late Isak Swu’s has left behind an admirable personal story and a controversial public legacy. ONA has further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. MCD: Muslim Council Dimapur (MCD) has mourned at the demise late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, MCD mentioned that late Swu was a great leader who has committed to his work till the time of his last breath. MCD has further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the de-
parted soul to rest in peace. YAN: Youth Association of Nagaland (YAN) has mourned at the demise of Isak Chishi Swu, chairman and president, NSCN (I-M). In a condolence message YAN described late Swu as a true patriot for the Naga people who had served the nation for 58 long years. The association also hoped that his followers would uphold the interest and aspiration which the leader had exuded for the political future of the Nagas. YAN has further conveyed condolence o the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. KALH: Karbi Anglong Lotha Hoho (KALH) has grieved at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu, NSCN/ GPRN chairman. KALH has further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. NDA: Nagaland Dobashi’s Association (NDA) Kohima has mourned at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. The association further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. AAGBA: Ato Area GB’s Association (AAGBA) has expressed shock at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu, chairman and cofounder of NSCN (I-M). In a condolence message, the association stated that Nagas have lost a dedicated, influential, courageous and committed leader. AAGBA has further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. MVC: Matikrü Village Council (MVC) has grieved at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, MVC mentioned that late Isak Chishi Swu was the champion of peace loving and truly a patriot leader whose death has been a great loss for Matikrü village in particular and Nagas in general. MVC has further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. CNSU: Chuyo Naga Students Union (CNSU) has grieved at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, CNSU described late Swu as a great Naga leader from the Sumi leader. The union also acknowledged the great contribution made by NSCN/ GPRN under his leadership in spreading Christianity and education in the year 1980 at Chuyo (Chuyang village) in particular and eastern Nagaland in particular. The union further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. RJDN: Rashtriya Janata Dal Nagaland (RJDN) in a condolence message said it grieved at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu who had committed his life for the separation of Naga political issue with sincerity, dedication and determination for the best interest of the Naga political solution. RJDN also said that Naga has lost a great leader and the vacuum created through his demise would be difficult to fill in. It further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. Somdal village: Somdal village has grieved at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. Somdal village has further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest
in peace. PBCC: Pochury Baptist Church Council has mourned at the demise of late Isak Chish Swu. PBCC further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. DBS: Dimapur Bangali Samaj (DBS) has grieved at the demise of late Yaruiwo Isac Chishi Swu. DBS further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. SOUN: Sumi Officers’ Union Nagaland (SOUN) has grieved at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu, Yaruiwo of NSCN (I-M). In a condolence message, SOUN said late Isak Chishi Swu had devoted his entire life for the cause of the Naga political rights and led the Naga national movement at different levels and forums. SOUN has further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. ASS & DNTB: Assam Sahitya Sabha (ASS) Dimapur branch and Dimapur Manghar Trust Board (DNTB) of Assam society of Dimapur have grieved at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, ASS & DNTB mentioned that late Swu had contributed the best part of his life for the Nagas and therefore the struggle and sacrifices he had endured for the Nagas would be remembered in gratitude in the days to come. ASS & DNTB have further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. UBCANEI: United Baptist Churches Association North East India (UBCANEI) has paid tribute to late Isak Chishi Swu, NSCN (I-M) Chairman. The association further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. NCRCC: Nagaland Christian Revival Church Council (NCRCC) has grieved at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, Council mentioned that late Swu was “a dedicated” and a “God fearing Naga leader”. NCRCC further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. Sumi Community (Hoho) Mkg: Sumi Community (Hoho) Mokokchung has mourned at the demise of late Isaac Chishi Swu. Hoho stated that the demise of late Swu has been a great loss for Sumi’s in particular and Nagas in general. Sumi Community (Hoho) has further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. MKSU: Mech Kachari Students Union (MKSU) Nagaland has expressed pain at the demise of the NSCN leader Isak Chishi Swu. The union stated that late Isak Chishi Swu was a great leader who had selflessly spent all his life for the cause of the Nagas and had emphasized on unity. MKSU further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family members and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. SD Jain samaj Dmu: SD Jain Samaj Dimapur has grieved at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. SD Jain Samaj Dimapur further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the
departed soul to rest in peace. SNUNS: South Nagas Union of Nagaland State (SNUNS) has grieved at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. SNUNS described late Swu leadership for Naga “nationalism”, “religion” and “fraternity” would remain in the hearths of every Naga. Organization further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. RYON: Rongmei Youth Organisation Nagaland (RYON) has mourned at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. RYON further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest peace. DTBWS & TBYA: Dimapur Timang Buddhist Welfare Society (DTBWS) and Tamang Buddhist Youth Association (TBYA) have grieved at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. DTBWS & TBYA jointly conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. DCC Zbto: District Council Committee (DCC) Zunheboto has grieved at the demise late Isak Chishi Swu, Chairman of the NSCN/GPRN. In a condolence message, DCC mentioned that through the demise of late Isak, the Nagas have lost a leader who had selflessly sacrificed his whole life for the service of the nation. DCC further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. HASPO: Highway Area Sumi Public Organization (HASPO) has mourned at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu, NSCN/GPRN chairman. Organization termed that the selfless sacrifice of late Swu would be hard to emulate. HASPO further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. Senior citizens Zbto: Senior Citizens of Zunheboto district has mourned at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu, Chairman of the NSCN/GPRN. In a condolence, senior citizens Zunheboto mentioned that the legacy of late Swu would be imprinted in the history of Nagas. Senior citizens Zunheboto further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. TUK: Tangkul Union Kohima has mourned the death of veteran nationalist, patriotic leader late Isak Chishi Swu, yaruiwo of NSCN (I-M). In a condolence message TUK said “He was known by every revolutionary patriots and the Nagas as sincere, dedicated, religious, patriotic, prayerful, visionary, humble etc. during his long service to the nation in the struggle for freedom, peace and reconciliation”. The union said Nagas would remember him down to generations after generations for his long-life sacrifices for the political destiny of the Naga nation. It said the vacuum created by late Swu death may be difficult to fill in and that his death is immense and the loss irreplaceable. TUK then said that his contributions made to the cause of the Nagas’ political issue would never be forgotten. Further, TUK has conveyed condolences to the bereaved family at this critical hour of mourning and also prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.
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MON, JUL 1 (NPN): Doctors in Mon district were urged to rededicate themselves in extending their “noble service” to the people of the district by Superintendent of Police (SP) Mon Yangba Konyak while addressing the doctors at the District Hospital Mon (DHM) first “Doctors Day” celebration, Friday. While congratulating DHM doctors and staff for being award “Kayalap Award”, the SP asserted that they should be more encouraged and dedicated adding both doctors and police professions are correlated as they provide 24x7 services to ensure better health and security to the public. He was also optimistic that with the consolidate efforts of the hospital staff, NGOs and other government departments the scenario of
the hospital and its service would transform from better to best. Asserting that it was time for people to change their attitude towards consulting a doctor in ailment, Yangba Konyak lamented that people only come to hospitals when all sorts of “local medications” have failed them. In this regard, he said it was upon the doctors and all concerned to change the mindset of the people by conducting various awareness programme. Also speaking at the programme, chief medical officer (CMO) Mon, Dr. U.K. Konyak urged the medical staff to render their best service to the people of Mon district. Pointing out that DHM was awarded the “Kayalap for the best hospital” with 85% marks in the state level competition , the CMO appealed all concerned to strive harder to increase the percentage to make DHM the cleanest hospital in the country. KNSK president Lomei Konyak while felicitating the doctors of Mon, on behalf of the NGOs thanked them for rendering their noble service to the people of Mon. She urged the doctors to continue their selfless service in saving the lives of the people. Earlier, SMO & MS incharge DHM Dr. Wungyong gave a brief power point
Tohanba briefs on Kma Smart City
presentation on the significance of the day. He said the day was observed to create awareness campaign on the roles, responsibilities and the importance of doctors as well as promote medical professionals to come closer and follow the responsibilities of their profession very dedicatedly. He also briefed on the biography of Dr. B.C. Roy a legendary physician whose birth anniversary is celebrated as doctor’s day. District Statistical Officer, DHM Kaikho presented the overall statistics of the hospital under OPD, ER, and IPD from January 2016 – June 2016. He also briefed on deliveries and minor and major operations done during the six month period starting from January 2016. In a power-point on oral health, dental officer DHM Dr. Chingo Wallim spoke on tobacco habits prevalent in the state of Nagaland and India. He also briefed on precancer, causes of oral cancer and fate of oral cancer for the awareness of the mass. MO DHM Dr. Yingnei who chaired the programme proposed the welcome address while MO DHM Dr. Yanang said the vote of thanks. Liang and Amei honored the doctors with their special number “you raise me up”. The programme was attended by the government officers, NGOs and other civil societies of Mon town.
DIMAPUR: In line with the strategic objective of developing pool of resource persons from within cutting edge staff, Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM) conducted threeday multi-thematic training from June 28 to 30 at RD conference hall, Kohima. The objective of the training was to develop 2030 State Resource Persons (SRPs) in each of the nine resource blocks to provide capacity building support towards enhancing program quality of the mission. At the training programme, RD & mission director NSRLM joint secretary, Athel O. Lotha encouraged the staff for continued ownership of the program as development professionals and to translate learning to actions at the community level. The programme was chaired by COO (programs) M. Rollan Lotha. He reiterated on the overall goal of NRLM in the country, and how state specific objectives and results contribute towards national goals through a results framework analysis. The programme followed a field visit to Kigwema Village, Kohima District where Focus Group Discussion (FGD) and Participatory Rural Appraisals (PRA) were conducted along with members of Self Help Groups (SHGs) and Village Level Organization (VLO) from the village. Transect walk, social and resource mapping were
NSRLM staff and trainers during multi-thematic training at RD conference hall, Kohima.
also done by trainees The training was conducted by nine NSRLM staff who had recently undergone ToT at NIRD, Guwahati. As a follow-up, the district/ block level trainings would be organized to achieve the target. It may be noted that
NSRLM believes in developing enough human resource capital to address issues of poverty both within the state as well as outside, during the mission period. District and Block staff from the nine NSRLM districts and staff of the state mission management unit
underwent intensive classroom lectures and interactive sessions on the thematic topics of social inclusion and social mobilization; gender and convergence, capacity building management, financial inclusion and finance management and livelihoods.
PASU organizes plantation drive DIMAPUR: Phomching Area Students’ Union (PASU) organized plantation cum sanitation programme under the theme “Lets care, who care us” on June 25 at inter-state junction (Arunachal Pradesh - Nagaland at Longwa Mon). The programme was held to mark the importance of its strategic link-
age and at central model school Phomching by its executive councils besides its jurisdiction by respective federating units. The executives also visited the Myanmar government run school at International boundary (Longwa) wherein, saplings were offered in good gesture to the school in-charge.
Tohanba and Dr. Maongwati along with the officials after the meeting.
DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary for Municipal Affairs Tohanba met secretary Ministry of Urban Development government of India at
Nirman Bhawan New Delhi and discussed about Kohima Smart City and Kohima cable car project. The parliamentary secretary was accompanied
by secretary, Municipal Affairs Dr. Maongwati Aier, informed a press release by OSD Municipal Affairs Nagaland, Sanjay Pandey.
UPHC conducts free health camp
A patient availing treatment during the health camp.
DIMAPUR: As part of National Urban Health Mission (NUHM), Urban Primary Health Centre (UPHC) Burma camp and Duncan Bosti, Dimapur conducted free medical camps at Notun Bosti, Zeliangrong Village, Lhomithi, Kevijau and Chukaizu colony during the month of May and June. Altogether 703 patients including elderly people and children availed the free health services and free medicines were distributed to the patients. In the camps, counselling on health information,
proper nutrition, timely ANC checkup etc. were also provided by the nurses. It is to be noted that NUHM has a coverage of 23 wards in urban Dimapur and both UPHC I & UPHC II conducts two free health camps every month within its respective jurisdiction. T h e i n i t i a t i ve wa s headed by the MO in-charge UPHC, Burma Camp, MO in-charge Duncan Bosti, Urban Consultant, GNMs ,ANMs along with other NUHM staffs of both the UPHCs supported by the Urban ASHA.
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DIMAPUR: Khiamniungan Union Mokokchung (KUM) has appealed to the Mokokchung district police authority to unearth the reason behind the death of late Ledang, a class 5 student of Salangtem Government Primary School Mokokchung who was found dead in Dilong ward on June 26. In a press release, KUM president K. Sangsa and general secretary T. Shingnyoh stated that late Ledang was found dead with several wounds on his body and spinal cord severely fractured. The union further appealed to the concerned authority to carry out effective investigation to trace the cause of the death at the earliest. KUM also assured full cooperation during the period of investigation. K
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5 killed, 5 others missing in Bhalukpung landslide
A damaged houses after landslide at upper Bhalukpung area of Arunachal Pradesh on Friday. (PTI) rescue operation had to be suspended due to darkness and would resume tomorrow morning. The SP, who is camping at Bhalukpong to supervise rescue operations, said torrential rains in the past couple of days have triggered flood-like situation in the town bordering Assam. Three persons have been rescued from the debris, but they have sustained serious injuries, he said. The bodies extricated from the debris were identified as Leel Bahadur Chetry (57), Dilip Gwala (15), H Barman (54), Durga Barman (45) and Rina Barman (24).
Those who remain missing are Pinky Boro (40), Miali Chetry (40), Niki Boro (10), Juala Chetry (10) and nine months-old Angel Lenua, the SP added. An NDRF team from Doimukh, near here, comprising two senior officers and 30 personnel left for Bhalukpong in the evening in five vehicles equipped with lifesaving equipment including Medical First Responder and Collapsed Structure Search and Rescue. According to an official report, the torrential rain that triggered landslides on a road near Tippi has caused substantial damage to school buildings, circuit house and
Ibobi govt violated constitution by appointing Parl Secy: BJP
Doctors protest in Mizoram
ITANAGAR, JUL 1 (PTI): At least five persons, including two women and a teenager, were on Friday killed while five others remained missing in a landslide that buried several houses in Arunachal Pradesh’s West Kameng district, which is being lashed by torrential rains. The landslide occurred when a small hillock near the Old Inspection Bungalow caved in and buried several houses in Bhalukpong town, West Kameng district superintendent of police (SP) A Koan said. While five bodies were retrieved from the debris, five others were still missing as
AIZAWL, JUL 1 (PTI): Doctors working under the government in Mizoram Friday displayed black badges at their respective working places in response to a call by the All India Federation of Government Doctors’ Associations (AIFGDA). A press statement issued by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) Mizoram State Branch, the AIFGDA submitted their three-point demands to Prime Minister Narendra Modi which included constitution of Medical Grant Commission and implementation of ‘same work, same pay’ by regulating salaries of government doctors in all the states. The doctors objected to the recommendations of the Seventh central Pay Commission to decrease the NonPractising Allowance by 20 per cent and separate the NPA from the basic pay while the Javed Choudhury Committee, constituted by the Parliament recommended hike in NPA by 30 per cent.
storehouses of PHE, PWD, WRD and RWD departments besides flooding the local police station. Governor J P Rajkhowa has expressed shock and grief over the loss of lives in the landslide. While mour ning the deaths, Rajkhowa announced an ex-gratia relief of Rs one lakh each for the next of kin of the victims from his relief fund. He cautioned the people and advised them to remain alert and take necessary precautions as the state is experiencing torrential rainfall, a Raj Bhawan release said. Chief Minister Kalikho Pul also expressed grief over the loss of lives. Pul, who is monitoring the situation from New Delhi, has directed the West Kameng district administration to mobilise all heads of departments, officials and staff, including the Army, ITBP and local police for search and rescue operation. He announced an ex-gratia relief of Rs four lakh for the deceased and Rs one lakh each to the injured and assured that the state government will bear all medical expenses. Pul also directed the authorities to dispatch teams from Itanagar to the site with ambulances, paramedics and nurses and also asked them to set up medical camp at the site.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, July 2, 2016
Assam to form Special force to protect rhino
Heavy rains, landslides in Mnp; one drowned
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IMPHAL, JUL 1 (IANS): Incessant rains and landslides along the mountainous National Highway (NH) No.37 have claimed one life and blocked supplies of food and medicines in Tamenglong district of Manipur. More rainfall is forecast over the next two days. A tribal, identified as Manchudai Gangmei, 45, drowned in the swollen Izei river in Tamenglong district on Thursday. His body was recovered on Friday. The roads have been flooded or blocked, disrupting the transport of food, medicines and other essential commodities from Imphal and Silchar in Assam to the district. Officials fear that rains may also have caused landslides along NH 2, a mountainous highway which snakes through Nagaland. Some of the empty trucks moving from Imphal have returned since it would not be possible for them to proceed towards other states for some days for fetching consumer items and fuel. The goods-laden trucks and other vehicles bound for Imphal also are stranded on way. The drivers and passengers of the stranded vehicles are buying anything eatable from the nearby tribal areas. Being poor, the people in villages do not have much by way of eatables to sell to the stranded persons. As water levels are increasing, the chances of the suspension and bailey bridges being swept away by the strong currents of the mountainous rivers are high, officials say.
GUWAHATI, JUL 1: To check poaching of one horned rhinoceros, Assam government will form a Special Rhino Protection Force. During the inaugural function of the week long 65th Van Mahotsav held at Gauhati University, Assam Forest Minister Pramila Rani Brahma said that, the state government has taken initiative to protect wild animals including one horned rhinoceros and to fight against poachers. Poachers had killed 11 rhinos including 9 alone in Kaziranga National Park (KNP) in the state in this year so far. Speaking on the occasion Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said that the identity of Assam across the world is its greenery and advocated for a synergistic approach between the government and the people to increase its green cover. “Deforestation being perpetrated by various vicious circles posed a great challenge to our society and we need to deal with it unitedly. Annual celebrations of Van Mahotsav gives us an opportunity to lend our hands in plantations and increase our green covers and we need to take the celebrations to every nook and corner of Assam,” Sonowal said. Sonowal also asked the Forest Department to popularise scientific explanations of Van Mahotsav and help everybody to realise the need for trees in society. Terming trees as the economic backbone of the State, Sonowal called upon everybody to work on a
mission mode to plant saplings and increase green cover and contribute towards a flourishing state economy. To imbibe love for the trees, Sonowal also urged upon parents to gift saplings to their children on birthdays. This would enable their children to generate love for trees, nature and environment. Emphasising that ‘Rhinos as the pride of Assam’, Sonowal called upon all sections of the people of the State to come forward and work as a deterrent against rhino poaching. The Assam CM also requested them to consider ‘rhino protection’ as their ‘state duty’. Sonowal also spoke on the need for a strong public opinion to protect and preserve the flora and fauna of Assam and exhorted on the need for a resolution to protect the rich biodiversity of the State. Forest Minister Pramila Rani Brahma urged upon all sections of the people of the State to join hands for increasing the green cover and stop rhino poaching. Principal Chief Conservator of Forest Darash Mathur, Principal Secretary, Environment and Forests Sanjeeva Kumar, Rector, Gauhati University Hari Prasad Sharma along with a host of dignitaries were present on the occasion. The intention of this annual celebration is to improve the green cover, especially in un-forested areas. Started in 1950 by the Ministry of Agriculture, Van Mahotsav gives an opportunity to concerned department and other stake holders to accelerate their efforts in conserving forests and environment.
Jain appointed Meghalaya police chief SHILLONG, JUL 1 (IANS): Senior IPS officer Sunil Kumar Jain was appointed on Thursday as the acting chief of Meghalaya Police following the retirement from service of Rajiv Mehta. The state’s Congress-led government had written to the Union Home Ministry with a request to extend Mehta’s service for another three months in view of the continuity of anti-insurgency operations in Garo Hills but the request was declined. “Since the central government did not concede to our request, Jain, a 1984 batch IPS officer is allowed to hold temporary charge of the post of DGP in addition to his own duties with effect from the date of taking over charge and until further orders,” said a state government official. Mehta will hand over the baton of DGP of Meghalaya to Jain, who will retire on October 2016, on Friday. Meanwhile, the State Security Commission headed by Chief Minister Mukul Sangma will have to convene a meeting to shortlist five senior IPS officer of the AssamMeghalaya cadre to succeed Mehta. The Meghalaya Police Act, 2010 says that only those officers who have more than one year of service left would be empanelled, and in the reckoning are Y.C. Modi, P.S. Purohit, Raghvendra Awasthi, Swaraj B. Singh and R.P. Agarwal. Some of them are serving outside the state.
Leaders adopt resolution to commence peace talks AIZAWL, JUL 1 (PTI: A resolution has been adopted today by the leaders of village council, NGOs and political parties, demanding immediate commencement of peace talks between the state government and Hmar People’s Convention (Democratic) militants. The resolution was adopted at a function, held at Vanbawng village to celebrate the 30th anniversary of signing of the historic Mizo Peace Accord yesterday, a press release issued by the village council said. The meeting deliberated on the quest for peace in the insurgency-hit Sinlung Hill Development Council area in the north-eastern part of the state adjoining Manipur. They also demanded the state government and the HPC(D) to reach amicable solution to Hmar problem. Negotiations between the state government and HPC(D) leadership fizzled out after a deadlock was reached
on the issue of extension of the period of suspension of operations in August 2013. IMPHAL, JUL 1: Manipur The outfit has been deBJP Friday demanded remanding a separate autonomoval of the five parliamenmous district council compristary secretaries appointed and ing the north-eastern part of recovered the salaries enjoyed Mizoram adjoining Manipur. by them alleging that their PTI HCV CR AYP 07011333 appointment was unconstituNNNN ZCZC PRI ERG tional. ESPL NAT .AIZAWL CES8 The five parliamentary HEROIN Two Myanmar secretaries were appointed by nationals held for carrying chief minister O Ibobi Singh heroin at the beginning of the third Aizawl, Jul 1 (PTI) Two term of the Congress governMyanmar nationals were ment on October 10, 2012. arrested today for carrying After four years of the about 221 grams of heroin appointment, Manipur BJP here, an Excise department has triggered a row over it. official said. Addressing a news conNgunsingluai (43) of ference, former state BJP Tuicherh village in Myan- NCC cadets take selfie with Boxer Shiva Thapa during the inaugural ceremony of president Th Chaoba alleged mar and Kimmenpar (20) of the BRICS Youth Summit 2016 in Guwahati on Friday. (PTI) that five parliamentary secChawhte village in Myanmar retaries were equivalent to were arrested by Mizoram Exminister of state. As such the cise and Narcotics officials for state government has violated possession of the contraband, the provision of Article 164 of an official release said. the constitution. The contraband has The Article 164, sub street value of around Rs 6,75 section 2 (1A) of the Constitulakh in the local market, the Correspondent tion which was amended says the local NFSS agent (fair price lice prevented from harming to official said. that the strength of ministers, shop). Under this scheme, each the properties of the agent. IMPHAL, JUL 1: Annoyed at eligible person has to get five kg Later, with a complaint to the receipt of less quantity food of food grain a month at Rs 3 the police, the villagers deposgrains under National Food per kg. In contrast, the benefi- ited the rice taken out from the Security Scheme (NFSS), a ciaries were allowed to buy 13 house of agent at Lamlai police section of beneficiaries of the kg rice per household irrespec- station. Centrally-funded scheme have tive of number of household Since the very launching AIZAWL, JUL 1 (PTI): Two returned their quota of food members, they alleged. of the NFS scheme in April, Myanmar nationals were ar- grains to a local police station The beneficiaries have complaints of not getting the rested today for carrying about at Seijang village in Manipur’s refused to receive the less quan- actual quantity of rice by the 221 grams of heroin here, an Lamlai assembly constituency tity of rice and they had set July beneficiaries, allegations deExcise department official on Friday. 31 as deadline to the agent and ducting the quantity and selling said. Surprisingly, the constitu- concern authority to clarify the at higher rates than the actual Ngunsingluai (43) of ency is represented by Min- matter. rate of Rs 3 per kg citing one Tuicherh village in Myan- ister of Consumer Affairs, Failure on the part of or other reason by the agents mar and Kimmenpar (20) of Food and Public Distribution the agent and authority, the (fair price shops) are pouring in Chawhte village in Myanmar (CAF&PD), Ksh Biren Singh villagers convened a meeting almost every day. were arrested by Mizoram Ex- who is responsible for distri- on Thursday night in which Even though most of the cise and Narcotics officials for bution of rice and atta under the agent was also invited and complaints are related with depossession of the contraband, NFSS. clarify the reason behind deduc- duction of rice quantity, there The beneficiaries took tion of the quantity. an official release said. are allegations of agents selling When the agent failed the rice under this scheme at The contraband has up the aggressive step after the street value of around Rs 6,75 authorities failed to address to turn up, enraged villagers higher rate than the actual price Minister of State for the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region Jitendra Singh with the delegates of lakh in the local market, the their allegations on supply of stormed his house. However, (upto Rs 10 per kg) from the hill the BRICS Youth Summit 2016 in Guwahati on Friday. (PTI) less quantity of food grain by timely intervention by the po- areas. official said. Correspondent
including the chief minister, in the council of ministers in a state shall not exceed fifteen percent of the total number of MLAs, provided that the number of ministers, including the chief minister in a state shall not be less than twelve. As for smaller states like Manipur which has less legislators the number of ministers can reached 12 including the Chief Minister as according to the 91st amendment of the Constitution of India but cannot exceed the number, he reminded. The sections 5 of the gazette notification states that the functions and duties of a parliamentary secretary shall be such as may be specified, by notification in the official gazette by the chief minister and as according to the section 7, it is stated that a parliamentary secretary shall be entitled to such salary and allowance as are admissible to a minister of state under the salaries and allowances of ministers Manipur Act 1972.
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AMC to demolish Trinamool headquarters in Agartala
AGARTALA, JUL 1 (IANS): Agartala Municipal Corporation has decided to demolish the Trinamool Congress headquarters building here as it was “illegally constructed”, Mayor Prafulla Jit Sinha has said. “The building, where Trinamool headquarter has been set up, was constructed illegally at a children’s park violating the civic rules. We have ordered demolition of the building,” Sinha told reporters here on Thursday night. “Several notices were served earlier to stop construction of the building. Trinamool leader Ashish Saha and others were asked to explain their position. In a letter Saha had informed that they were just renovating the building which was damaged due to earthquake,” the Mayor K
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APSFC formed in Arunachal ITANAGAR, JUL 1(PTI): To implement the National Food Security Act (NFSA) 2013 more effectively, the state government has constituted the Arunachal Pradesh State Food Commission (APSFC). Exercising the powers conferred under section 16 of NFSA, the state governor has delegated the Arunachal Pradesh State Information Commission as the State Food Commission with its supporting staff to discharge the work of the regulatory body for hearing of consumer grievances under the Act, an official release said on Friday. The APSFC would undertake several functions including monitoring of the implementation of the NFSA, inquire into violations of entitlements provided under chapter II either suo moto or on receipt of complaint.
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CONDOLENCE MESSAGE Chenwetnyu Village Council, and all the Villagers within the Village and outside of the village has mourned the sudden and untimely sad demise of LATE NOKKIM KONYAK, ABSI, 14th NAP (IR) S/o, S. Ponwang, Retd. PA to DC, who passed away on 20th June 2016. The Village Council Chairman, PM. NOCKPAI Konyak in his condolence message expressed sadness that, Late Nokkim was one of the Police Officer samong few Officers from the village and great loss to our community in general. The Council said it is deeply saddened and prayed to the Almighty God to grant courage and solace to the bereaved family and to the departed soul to rest in peace. DP-4061
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The United Sangtam Likhum Pumji (USLP), Akehda Sangtamlarü Thsingmüjang (AST) and United Sangtam Students' Conference (USSC) is deeply shocked and saddened at the demise of Lt. Isak Chishi Swu, Yaruiwo of NSCN (IM) on 28th June, 2016 at New Delhi, We know him as a God fearing and dynamic leader who selflessly committed his entire life for the greater cause of the Nagas. His death at this crucial and critical juncture is indeed a great loss for the Nagas. We have lost a great 'Son of the Soil' and his absence in the on-going Indo-Naga talks will be greatly felt. We convey our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and pray for strength and comfort in this dark hour of sorrow. May God grant his soul eternal rest. DP-4055
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IAF inducts first squadron of home-grown fighter jet Tejas
The Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas is inducted into the 45 Squadron (flying dagger) of the IAF at a ceremony, at HAL (ASTE) in Bengaluru on Friday. (PTI) BENGALURU, JUL 1 (PTI): India’s first home-grown fighter jet was finally inducted into the IAF today after a tortuous saga spread over 33 long years with the launch of the first squadron of two Light Combat Aircraft(LCA) Tejas here, in a major milestone in the country’s military aviation. A Tejas aircraft, the fourth plus generation lightweight, multi-role supersonic single engine jet sporting the IAF colours soared to the skies, marking the raising of the first squadron of Tejas in the force at a ceremony preceded by inter-faith prayers, more than three decades after it went into development. The LCA, smallest and lightest of its class, was flown by Commanding Officer Group Captain Madhav Rangachari for a sortie for about seven minutes at the induction ceremony and was given a water cannon salute on landing. Prime Min-
ister Narendra Modi hailed the induction of Tejas as a matter of “unparalleled pride and happiness” and a step which illustrates the skills and strengths of Indian scientists. “Induction of indigenously made Tejas fighter jet into the Air Force fills our hearts with unparalleled pride & happiness,” he tweeted. “I laud HAL & ADA on the induction of Tejas fighter jet. This illustrates our skills & strengths to enhance indigenous defence manufacturing,” Modi said in another tweet. Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said Tejas will take the country’s air strength to new heights. “Moment of National pride. Indigenously developed Tejas fighter jet inducted into Air Force. Tejas will take our air strength to new heights,” Parrikar tweeted. State-r un Hindustan Aeronautics Limited(HAL) handed over two Tejas aircraft
to IAF at a ceremony held at the Aircraft System Testing Establishment here earlier in the day. HAL officials and Air Marshal Jasbir Walia, Air Officer Commanding-in Chief, Southern Air Command, Air Marshal Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria, the Deputy Chief of the Air Staff and HAL Chairman Suvarna Raju were present. A ‘Sarvadharma Samaroh’ (inter-faith prayer), a practice followed by Air force during such inductions, was also held. The two Tejas aircraft were inducted into 45 squadron of IAF, also called as “Flying Daggers”, which will be based in Bengaluru for the first two years before it is moved to Sulur in Tamil Nadu. The aircraft was named “Tejas” (meaning radiance in Sanskrit) by Atal Bihari Vajpayee as Prime Minister. Calling it a “capable” aircraft, HAL said it would be used for air to air and air
Delhi-Centre tussle: SC to hear AAP govt’s plea to restrain HC NEW DELHI, JUL 1 (PTI): Supreme Court Friday agreed to hear on Monday the plea of AAP government in Delhi seeking a direction that the High Court be restrained from delivering its judgement on issues including the scope of powers of the city government to exercise its authority in performing public functions. A bench headed by Chief Justice T S Thakur will hear the appeal of Delhi government in which it has been claimed that only the apex court has jurisdiction under the Constitution to deal with issues relating to the powers of States and Centre. Senior advocate Indira Jaising, appearing for the Arvind Kejriwal-led government, mentioned the matter for urgent hearing before the bench that also comprised Justices A M Khanwilkar and D Y Chandrachud. “No judgement be allowed to be delivered without decision on the jurisdiction of the Delhi High Court with regard to the dispute in question,” the senior lawyer said. She further said that the dispute is centered around the powers of Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi (GNCTD) under Article 239A of the Constitution. It has been alleged by the AAP government that it is unable to function as most of its decisions are either annulled or changed by Centre at the behest of Lieutenant Governor (LG) Najeeb Jung on the ground that Delhi is not a complete state. At the outset, the bench was not inclined to accord an urgent hearing saying, “let
7 girl students, 1 woman injured in school bus accident KOLKATA, JUL 1 (PTI): In the second accident within a week involving school vehicle, eight persons, including seven girl students, were injured when the bus, they were travelling in, dashed against a road divider here today. The incident occurred at 6.10 am when the bus carrying students of Holy Child School, at Beadon Street in North Kolkata, dashed against the divider of a footway on the opposite flank on Belgachia bridge, a senior police officer said. The bus was carrying 14 girl students. A female guardian of one of the students, who was travelling in the bus, was also injured, the officer said. The injured were taken to R G Kar Hospital where they were released after first aid. The driver is absconding, the officer said.
Arvind Kejriwal the Delhi HC come out with its judgement and you (Delhi govt) are free to raise all the issues before this court.” “The pendency of this SLP will not come in the way of the Delhi High Court in delivering the judgement. We will examine the issue as and when it comes before us,” the bench observed. However, the apex court later agreed to hear the plea of Delhi government on Monday. The Delhi government, in its appeal, has alleged that its power to do public services in the state has been adversely affected. It also raised a question as to whether the Union of India can take over all powers of the state government. There is an ongoing power tussle between Delhi government and the LG on various issues including the control over the Anti-Corruption Branch and power to transfer or retain bureaucrats. The HC had on May 24 reserved its verdict on the plea of the AAP government seeking a stay on the proceedings
on the petitions arising out of its standoff with the LG over powers to appoint bureaucrats in the national capital and other issues. The AAP government had sought a stay on proceedings on the ground that the issues involve a dispute of “federal nature” between the Centre and Delhi government and the Supreme Court has exclusive jurisdiction to deal with the matter. “If framers of the Constitution had wanted that disputes of federal nature to be dealt with by the various high courts, then there would have been no exclusive jurisdiction of the Supreme Court under Article 131 in such issues,” it had argued in the high court. During earlier arguments on the application, Additional Solicitor General Sanjay Jain had told the bench that Article 131 does not come in the way of jurisdiction of high courts under Article 226 of the Constitution. He had said that power of high courts cannot be ousted as Article 226 is a part of the doctrine of basic structure of the Constitution. A total of 11 cases arising out of the confrontation between the LG and Delhi government are being heard together by the high court. Delhi government had on May 28 last year approached the high court challenging the Centre’s notification of May 21 giving the LG absolute powers to appoint bureaucrats in the city. It had also challenged the July 23, 2014 notification limiting the jurisdiction of the Anti Corruption Branch to Delhi government officials only.
to ground strikes. Conceived as a replacement to the ageing MiG 21s, it has been designed by Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) and produced by HAL. The LCA has flown more than 3,000 sorties or 2,000 hours till date. Citing induction of Tejas as an important moment for the IAF, Air Marshal Jasbir Wali said it is a “milestone” with regard to indigenisation and self reliance. Asked why only two aircraft formed the first LCA squadron, he said, “It is our aircraft, when we buy, we buy eight or 20. It is our aircraft, we are part of it, and it will keep coming to us.” On Final Operational Clearance in March 2017, he said, “yes, yes we are hopeful. This (induction) is a big milestone. After this, things will move at a rapid pace.” IAF said the idea is to have a total of six aircraft this financial year and about eight in the next and by 2018 the full complement of 20 aircraft. All squadrons of Tejas will be made up of 20 planes, including four in reserve. As per the plan, 20 will be inducted under the “Initial Operational Clearance” and another 20 later with Beyond Visual Range Missile (BVR) and certain other features. IAF plans to induct over 80 aircraft with better specifications known as Tejas 1A. The upgraded version of Tejas, with Active Electrically Scanned Array Radar, Unified Electronic Warfare Suite, mid-air refuelling capacity and advanced BVRs, will cost between Rs 275 crore and Rs 300 crore.
Rajnath may visit Pakistan for SAARC meet NEW DELHI, JUL 1 (PTI): Home Minister Rajnath Singh is likely to travel to Pakistan in August to attend the SAARC Home Interior/Home Ministers’ conference. Asked whether the Home Minister will travel to Pakistan to attend the SAARC Interior/Home Minister’s conference, External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Vikas Swarup said the issue was “under consideration”. However, a confirmation will come from the Ministry of Home Affairs, he said. During the visit, apart from attending the SAARC meet, Singh is likely to have bilateral meetings with his counterparts from other SAARC membercountries, including Pakistan’s Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan. Singh will be accompanied by Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi and several other senior officers of the Home Ministry. Key issues like fight against terrorism, illegal trafficking in narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances and small arms and how to make coordinated and concerted efforts to combat such menace will figure in the forthcoming meeting.
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PM to visit 4 African nations from July 7 to 11 NEW DELHI, JUL 1 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on a five-day visit to Mozambique, South Africa, Tanzania and Kenya beginning July 7, with an aim to further deepen India’s engagement with the resource-rich African continent where China has been expanding its influence. The Prime Minister’s visit comes within weeks after President Pranab Mukherjee and Vice President Hamid Ansari travelled to Africa to strengthen and reinvigorate India’s ties. “The visit will provide opportunities to build on close contacts at the highest political level and enhance mutual cooperation and understanding on major issues of common interests,” External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Vikas Swarup said. India’s current trade with Africa is around USD 75 billion and it has granted a whopping USD 7.4 billion for various developmental and capacity building projects in the past four years. India has implemented nearly 140 projects in 41 African countries during the period. Modi’s first destination will be Mozambique where he will have bilateral discussions with President Nyusi on July 7 to expand existing cooperation. In the second leg of his tour from July 8 to 9, Modi will be in South Africa where he will have meetings with President Jacob Zuma and other senior leaders across the political spectrum. The Prime Minister is also expected to visit Johannesburg, Pietermaritzburg and Durban during the visit, Swarup said.
Greening of 1 lakh km of NH to employ 10 lakh: Nitin Gadkari NEW DELHI, JUL 1 (PTI): Plantation drive on 1 lakh km of highways under the National Green Highways Mission will create jobs for 10 lakh youth and prove to be a game-changer for the rural economy, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Fridaysaid. Kick-starting the initial plantation drive on 1,500 km of National Highways at a cost of about Rs 300 crore, the Road Transport and Highways Minister said it is a unique venture and the government welcomed “start-ups” to join it unlike other programmes where prior experience is a must. Under the mission, the government plans to provide ‘green canopy’ on NHs at an estimated cost of Rs 5,000 crore, which is 1 per cent of the road construction cost of Rs 5 lakh crore till 2019, and may link it with NREGA to boost the rural economy. “We will soon take up the length of National Highways to 2 lakh km from about 1 lakh km and plantation along these is our responsibility. Converting one km of highway into green provides employment to 10 people and today, we launched scheme for 1,500 km which will employ 15,000 people,” the minister said at an event here to mark the launch of the plantation drive. Ten states are already on board with the Centre in the initial phase, besides NGOs and other bodies, including four start-ups which will be given the job of greening highways of 10 km each initially. Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has adopted NH 31 for plantation and maintenance of trees. Besides, Coal India and other
Arvind Kejriwal such bodies have shown willingness. Gadkari said plantation will be accomplished on 3,000 km of national highways by the end of July. “Highways aside from environmental and aesthetic aspects have a huge potential to generate jobs and can prove to be a game-changer for agriculture and rural economy. It may even be linked with the NREGA scheme,” the highways minister said. Under the framework, the government has made it mandatory to set aside 1 per cent of the total project cost of any NH contract to a Green Fund corpus for plantation. Calling upon government and private agencies to join hands under the initiative, Gadkari also said only serious players need to come forward as the projects will be monitored through satellite technology with payments to be made only after successful implementation. An app to monitor realtime progress of the plantation drive and plants was also launched on the occasion. Yes Bank was the knowledge
partner for the project. Of the 10 states that joined hands for plantation, Haryana signed agreement for 415 km, Jammu & Kashmir for 100 km, Telangana for 150 km, Andhra Pradesh for 360 km, Madhya Pradesh for 150 km, and Assam for 50 km. So far, the government has roped in 22 agencies and will scale up the drive soon. Talking about environmental benefits that will flow from greening of highways, the minister said, “The afforestation will help in sequestering approximately 12 lakh mt carbon annually.” Gadkari said, “We are confident that the green highways project will go a long way in reinforcing India’s commitment made in CoP 21 summit for reducing carbon emissions up to 35 per cent by 2030 from 2005 levels and develop additional carbon sink of 2.5 billion tonnes through green cover outside forests.” He said that unfortunately, not much emphasis was given on the greening of highways earlier. “Farmers can join hands with the government under this initiative and open their nursery. Waste land will be converted into green forest,” the minister said. He said a pilot project to provide a canopy of bamboo on “one-km highway stretch” in Nagpur is also being planned. He also said the government plans to set up 1,300 roadside amenities which will house restaurants, washrooms and helipads and have local cuisine and cultural parks to showcase local produce.
12 killed, 25 missing in torrential rains in U’khand
PITHORAGARH/ GOPESHWAR, JUL 1 (PTI): Twelve persons were killed and 25 others were missing as torrential rains and landslides hit Uttarakhand’s Pithoragarh and Chamoli districts in the wee hours today, burying villages in sludge with many residents trapped under the debris. While eight persons were killed in cloudburst in Pithoragarh district, four lives were claimed by heavy rains in Chamoli district. Two persons were swept away by the muddy waters and debris rushing down the slopes into Siron village in Chamoli. One person was killed in Ghat block and another in Sithel village in similar circumstances, SDM Chamoli S K Barnwal said, adding eight persons trapped in the debris have been rescued in the district so far. The cloudburst in Singhali area of Pithorgarh district early this morning brought over 100 mm rains in two hours in a region of 50 sq km, flattening homes in over seven villages, according to officials. “We have recovered five bodies from Singhali area while three bodies have been recovered from Thal village.
The search for others is on by rescue parties consisting of army and paramilitary personnel,” Pithoragarh District Magistrate H C Semwal said. “25 persons, missing from over seven villages of Singhali area in Didiihat sub division of Pithoragarh district, are being traced with the help of ITBP, SSB and Pithoragarh district police,” said district disaster management officer R S Rana who was on the spot. Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat, who is is Delhi, expressed grief at the loss of lives and announced a compensation of Rs two lakh each to the families of the victims. “Many people are still trapped under tonnes of debris brought by the heavy rains. ITBP, SDRF and paramilitary personnel are involved in rescue work,” he said. “I am personally monitoring the situation from here. Chief Secretary too is keeping tab...we will give them (kin of victims) immediate compensation of Rs two lakh as per norms,” he said in Delhi. According to disaster management office sources, the cloudburst occurred in the villages of Singhali, Pat-
thakot, Ogla and Thal villages which are under heavy debris with many people feared trapped under it. The rescuers are trying their best to locate the people, Rana said. The MeT department in Dehradun had yesterday warned of heavy rains in isolated places in Uttarakhand especially Nainital, Udhamsingh Nagar and Champawat districts over the next 72 hours starting this morning. Light to moderate rains are also likely to occur at most places during the period, it had said. Several families of Bastari, Naulara, Singhali and Rimonia Nanchni villages have been affected by the cloudburst, Uttarakhand cabinet minister in-charge of district Dinesh Aggarwal said here. T h e m i n i s t e r, w h o reached the district headquarter immediately after the information about the disaster
reached the state capital, said, in a press conference that six bodies were recovered from debris by army and ITBP search teams early morning while 25 villagers are said to have been trapped under the rubble. “The team of Pithoragarh district administration and disaster mitigation personals reached the spot travelling on foot as the road beyond Khirchina was blocked,” he said. “The NDRF and SDRF teams are on their way to reach the spot where it is becoming difficult to remove the mud and thick layer which has covered the villages,” he said. The minister also said that due to lack of smooth transportation and communication to the affected area, the rescue operations are being delayed. “We hope the rescue teams will be able to remove mud and recovered the bodies by Saturday,” he said.
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illed as the biggest ever taping scam in India, the Essar Tapes certainly beats the Radia Tapes by many miles. The alleged tapping of phones of VVIPs by an Essar employee was done from two offices, one in New Delhi, the other in Mumbai, according to the complaint to the PMO from lawyer Suren Uppal. The Essar Tapes involves the period from 2001 to 2006 when conversations between high political leaders, big corporate bosses, senior civilian bureaucrats in the central government and judge(s) were taped by the employee. The tapes showed how assorted artistes in the executive, legislature, judiciary and bureaucracy were dancing to the ringtones of the corporate world. Despite the huge interest it attracted, TV channels calling it bigger than the Radia Tapes and noted Supreme Court lawyer Prashant Bhushan tweeting it as the biggest expose of corporate/political corruption, the Narendra Modi government has moved below mandatory speed limits to get to the bottom of it. Names of several people, whose phones were allegedly tapped during the five-year period by Essar, came up after a 29-page complaint was submitted to the Prime Minister’s Office by a Delhi-based Supreme Court lawyer Suren Uppal. The names include top businessmen, bureaucrats, ministers and politicians were mentioned , that included a present minister and a present Lok Sabha MP from the ruling party. Conversations in the tapes reportedly included: manipulation of a murder trial to shield an influential central minister; talk of a Rs 2 crore bribe to a judge; managing a joint parliamentary committee to evade adverse remarks; corporatesponsored lobbying to help a union minister retain his portfolio; ensuring the disappearance of a file from a ministry to reap in a windfall; funding of political parties by corporates to prop up dummy candidates; ensuring that a plea before the SC is dismissed at the admission stage and conversation with bankers on restructuring loans on favourable terms. The conversations were copied, initially, on cassettes and later on CDs. Each handwritten sheet also has the number of the cassette in which the purported conversation is stored.The release of more than a 100 telephone conversations, allegedly of a prominent corporate lobbyist, by the Outlook magazine has given a glimpse into the close links between big business houses and political parties. The tapes - if authentic - indicate that at least some in the media and legal circles felt that a prominent industrialist was trying to secure a favourable verdict in the Supreme Court, in one of the most closely-watched corporate legal battles. The tapes - posted on the magazine’s website - also allegedly show how the lobbyist tried to -and succeeded - in bringing together warring corporate houses against a particular corporate house. The tapes also reveal a fascinating picture of the cut-throat world of lobbying on behalf of corporate interests. If the Radia tapes exposed the connivance of corporate and media houses in a symbiotic nexus in influencing some decisions of the government even including choosing who should head a particular ministry; the Essar Tapes has all this and more such influencing court judgement, making a selected parliamentary committee to evade unfavourable remarks etc. In the interest of truth and justice, the Modi government should not waste time in ordering a high level probe.
Post-mortem Konyak declares zero tolerance against the renegades T he Konyak conclave was held today under the aegis of the KONYAK UNION (KU) at Mon town on 30th June 2016. The issues pertaining to the 27th June midnight incident was seriously deliberated in the presence of all the Konyak Frontal Organisation and all units under the Konyak union (KU). The main core of discussion was centered in upholding and in safeguarding the standing aspiration of the Konyak under “One code”. Accordingly, stern actions against those Konyak renegades were also initiated by the conclave. Disturbances from such renegades/traitors within Konyak society had been observed for the first time in the history of the Konyaks which shall ever be recorded in the history of the Konyaks. On the contrary, the conclave itself was driven out with utmost feelings of patriotism and a sense of responsibility in safeguarding the integrity of the Konyaks. Such forced had compelled the Konyak Union to resolve for any extreme action. The ill consequences caused by injecting a virus of division had greatly shocked
the very institution which was seriously noted with utmost regrets and discontentment. The Conclave had out rightly termed those elements as necessary evil. On the contrary, those konyak renegades/traitors utterly intoxicated through false lies and means had been persuaded on many occasions by the Konyaks However, their fickle mindedness and un-human ways had forced them to sell of the very integrity of the Institution established under “One people One Code”. On many incidences, the Konyak tribe had always persuaded and propounded for peace, truth and love however, its silence & calmness were misunderstood by all. Enough is enough! The Konyak Union (KU) had resolved for a stern and extreme action on Mr. Hejei Konyak S/o Mankang Konyak of Chen Moho and Mr. Panglei Konyak S/o Longpai of T/Chingkho Village on the following incidences. On 23rd Feb 2016, the office of the Konyak Union had summoned the so-called SRF activist Mr. Hejei Konyak and Mr, Panglei Konyak and had fined a Rs. 15000 (fifteen
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thousand) each for diluting the “traditional & Institutional code of the Konyaks”. Further, they were also persuaded/warned to refrain/abstain from any such activities failing which they would be fined Rs. 5,00,000,/(Five Lakhs) or may even be “Socially Ex-communicated”. But surprising, their continued instigative and provocative activities whereby even initiating to host the so-called SRF General Conference at Mon Town on 28th June was no doubt but a direct challenge. Hence the 27th June Midnight commotion was just a mild leakage of anger that is deeply rooted. The 27th June Midnight commotion incident had compelled to convent a “Konyak Conclave” consisting of all the Konyak Frontal Organization and all KU unit Presidents at Mon town on 30th June 2016. On failing to produce the two renegades, the councils of Chen Moho & T/Chingkho had paid Rs. 50000/- (fifty thousand each) to the Konyak Union. In accordance to the resolution, the Konyak Union (KU) had initiated the following action. 1. As resolved, the concern
Ward union had ceased the Properties belonging to the two renegades at Mon town. Such property shall remain under the custody of the Konyaks or until such time the Union so decide in future. 2. Both Chen Moho and T/Chingkho should “Socially Ex-communicate” the two renegades until such time the Konyak so decide to accommodate into the traditional institution of the Konyaks. 3. It was also resolved to rebel the influence of SRF on Konyak soil in any form. 4. The Konyaks had out rightly declares that any individual/parties/group/State Government if found accommodating/entertaining/acknowledging the cruel plea from those Konyak renegades shall not be tolerated and will consider as a direct challenge to the very institution of the Konyaks. 5. The konyak union further warned those konyaks currently enrolled under SRF to immediately denounce its membership by surrendering its ID card to the office of the Konyak Union on or before 20th july 2016. Incase of non compliance
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n year ago, on this day, our nation lost a visionary par excellence. For leaders of today, consider this fact: When he died he left no mansion. No car. No offshore bank accounts. Rather unusual for someone who was scientific adviser to defence minister, scientific adviser to the government of India and president of India. Trying to speak to Dr. Kalam about his worth, many discover another respect in which this noble man defied the stereotype of an accomplished scientist, most respected leader and adored teacher of our times. He seemed most reluctant, almost embarrassed to speak about himself, though he did now and then on persuasion. All of Dr. Kalam’s initiatives were welcomed with different degrees of credit as he channelized his time and energy towards nation building in it’s real sense. Everywhere he went, he raised questions of the most appropriate model of development that encompassed sustainability, employment and holistic living. Surprisingly enough, he had answers for his questions. Throughout his life, whatever post he held, his moral superiority reigned with nil desire to attract publicity. His greatness created in our minds an image of a humble man whose honesty and simplicity propelled him to greater heights for the good of our country. His was a definitely ignited mind that will resource our earth for generations to come. Educationists and policy makers believed that Dr.Kalam vision for India would be successful. Hence many educational institutions were renamed after him in addition to key roads in various cities. Wherever he was , he was in the full bloom of reputation and was personally admired by all whom dignity of employment or splendour of reputation had made eminent. Dr. Kalam made no fuss over any “Fizzle”
for he measured his self-worth with a clear conscience. Through his simple, easy way of conversing Dr. Kalam delighted all and offended none. To say “ “For great men, religion is a way of making friends; small people make religion a fighting tool” one has to have a strong conviction that different religions and ideologies are meant to achieve peace and happiness. He shrugged off remarks and reviews on his religious roots, traditions he followed and beliefs he clinged on to with ease because of his convictions. He respected religious sensitivities and had every credential necessary to teach the world as to how conflicts and problems can be solved within a broad framework of the acknowledgement of different faiths and identities, in short a confluence of religions. The main virtue of Dr. Kalam was his distinctiveness, his originality and this he maintained till the end. He had in him the influence of ‘Lights from Many Lamps ‘, of ‘Thirukural’ in his ways of life and of ‘Man the unknown’ in how he dealt with other people. Being engrossed in such wonderful works, Dr. Kalam in his most inspired moments made us all incredibly aware of truth, even individual private truths that would break the chains and set people free to rise and shine for India. Given the manner in how he advocated the sacred truths of Thiruvalluvar and Kaniyan Pungundranar across the globe, I believe he was a Tamilian in heart and soul, a Global citizen whose virtues prompted many across the globe to learn and know more about Saint Poet Thiruvalluvar and his truths- Dr. Kalam was much more of a Tamilian than many politicians of TN who proclaim themselves to be guardians of the language- that is Dr.Kalam’s most valuable and distinctive characteristic. If there was a Tamilian who could ever help
DailyDevotion The Inevitable Penalty Naga National Council/NNC You will by no means get out of there till you have paid the last penny. —Matthew 5:26 There is no heaven that has a little corner of hell in it. God is determined to make you pure, holy, and right, and He will not allow you to escape from the scrutiny of the Holy Spirit for even one moment. He urged you to come to judgment immediately when He convicted you, but you did not obey. Then the inevitable process began to work, bringing its inevitable penalty. Now you have been “thrown into prison, [and]…you will by no means get out of there till you have paid the last penny” (5:2526). Yet you ask, “Is this a God of mercy and love?” When seen from God’s perspective, it is a glorious ministry of love. God is going to bring you out pure, spotless, and undefiled, but He wants you to recognize the nature you were exhibiting— the nature of demanding your right to yourself. The moment you are willing for God to change your nature, His recreating forces will begin to work. And the moment you realize that God’s purpose is to get you into the right relationship with Himself and then with others, He will reach to the very limits of the universe to help you take the right road. Decide to do it right now, saying, “Yes, Lord, I will write that letter,” or, “I will be reconciled to that person now.” These sermons of Jesus Christ are meant for your will and your conscience, not for your head. If you dispute these verses from the Sermon on the Mount with your head, you will dull the appeal to your heart. If you find yourself asking, “I wonder why I’m not growing spiritually with God?”— then ask yourself if you are paying your debts from God’s standpoint. Do now what you will have to do someday. Every moral question or call comes with an “ought” behind it— the knowledge of knowing what we ought to do.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, July 2, 2016
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people, even foreigners understand Thirukural as a transcendent truth kindling their curiosity, it could be none other than this son of Rameshwaram. Thiruvalluvar stands tall in Hualien, Taiwan since November 2015, also because Kalamji’s intentions were always right, opnions solid and his faith in goodness pure. “A complete Indian” or “The best exemplar of the Idea of India” or “A rare combination of a great statesman, acclaimed scientist, and a source of inspiration to the youth”, India needed Dr. Kalam and vice versa. Isn’t it a duty of our leaders to uphold his life of honesty, modesty and intellectual courage as a model of integrity in public life! As I write this piece in Dr. Kalam’s honour, I’m reminded of his last moments at IIM Shillong. And it’s natural to suppose “’Creating a Liveable Planet” should mean ‘Development with a human face’, which is an ardous agenda that admits of no short cuts or spectacular immediate results. Industrialization is easily pursued without keeping in mind the socially and environmentally relevant and urgent task of developing and sustaining grass-roots environmentalism.As much as has been done yesterday and today may be redone and undone tomorrow. The idea of PURA (Providing urban amenities in rural area) mooted and steered by him did prove that an urgent enterprise such as rural transformation would reduce historic inequalities. I wonder if this idea of Dr. Kalam calls for institution building, tamper-proof flow of funds to beneficiaries and a creation of credible leadership. As for me, Dr. Kalam represented the last shadow of greatness. If anybody wishes to follow this course, then there are enough good reasons. Dr. Elsa Lycias Joel, Mogappair East, Chennai
ndeed a delight for soccer fans to be able to witness back to aked I came from my mother’s back football tourney in the womb, and naked I will depart. The ‘Copa America Centenario’ and Lord gave and the Lord has taken the ‘Euro Cup’. The euphoria and away; may the name of the Lord be praised.” fervor triggered in fans with the (Job 1:21). onset of the Copa America CenWe all know Isak Chishi Swu was a God fear- tenario contest has but intensified, ing man and I truly believe that he will want us to with the Euro Cup closing in for a thank God for his life rather than to mourn over podium finish. Still for those fans his death. I have known Eno. Isak for a long time asserting a rightful position for and for all our differences, personal or ideological; their dream teams, having made I cannot help but to admire his commitment to exits in the group stages, may hope the cause of the Naga people and his unflinching for redemption at ‘Rio Olympics’. Brazil, for that matter, would be faith in God. He sincerely gave his all for us. And that mat- the choicest destination for any ters more than anything else. When such a leader sports enthusiasts to pursue their is taken away from us, one cannot help but feel a idols/teams, as they compete for great vacuum in our quest for freedom, as if a ray greater glory in the biggest sports of light has been overshadowed by a passing dark extravaganza. Seldom do residents of a cloud. It saddens me to think that before we all could see the light at the end of the tunnel, before country congregate for a cause, as is willfully done in support of we could shake hands together in our triumphant a team or an athlete representing smiles; our dear Swu is leaving us for his eternal the country at a world stage. The home to be with his Maker. It is humbling to recall significance of representation how even a sacrificial and visionary leader like him cannot be gauged in terms of imwill have to say goodbye, when the appointed time portance, irrespective of the level comes by, to his dream and his beloved people or stage, but one can imagine the without a glimpse of the nation that he has fought joy and pressure of competing at for all through his life. the world stage on the country’s His tragic death reminds me of the Exodus behest. Incidentally, only few field journey of the Israelites out of the Egyptian bond- incorporates people from all walks age through the wilderness before finally entering of life, religion, sex, creed or flair the Promised Land. Even Moses, the great man of as is accommodated in the field of God, and many other leaders were denied entry sports. It is one field wherein peointo Canaan. It is my hope and prayer that God ple do not judge the other for want himself will anoint and raise leaders like Joshua of stature, education, appearance and Caleb, in the place of those leaders who could or background. However, when not make it to the end, to finish the journey of it comes to accolades in the field of sports, needless to mention hope and freedom they envisioned for us. other areas, Manipur, Mizoram I on behalf of NNC, extend heartfelt condo- and Assam are few of the states lence to his wife Ennoli. Eustar (Khulu) and all his from the North-East we keep loved ones. May the good Lord grant you peace hearing of. One Mary Kom and and hope in this moment of pain and sadness. the state of Manipur was elevated Gen. (Retd) Thinoselie M. Keyho, President, to a world stage. Unfortunately she missed out an Olympic berth Naga National Council/NNC
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to its directive, the konyak public shall not be held responsible for any untoward incident that may inflict upon you. 6. The Konyak union also question the other tribes as to or on what condition they are sheltering and protecting those SRF that had entered into konyak soil with such cruel intention? KU anticipates that the remaining tribes to immediately take up stern action so as to avoid further confussion within. Konyak questioned enpo: The Konyak Union (KU) as aspires by the people, question the lukewarm stand of the Eastern Naga Peoples’ Organisation (ENPO) on the so called SRF issue within Eastern Nagaland. The Institution such as ENPO is the mandated organization by the 6 tribes of Eastern Nagaland however, the chaos & confusion that had arise today is no doubt but a clear sign of its weaknesses. The Konyak Union (KU) once again appeals ENPO executives/councils to refrain from any vested political /individualistic interest that display failures and fears as today. Konyak warns NPGS: The Konyaks had also warned that if any Naga Politicl Groups
(NPG) if found accommodating such Konyak renegades within its fold or safeguarding them then, Konyak will not hesitate in declaring that very Naga Political group as the very enemy of the Konyaks. Hence, all Naga Political Group and leaders are earnestly appealed to comply by the Standing resolution of the Konyaks. Konyak appeals: The Konyaks appeals all individual/ party concern and even the state Government to adhere and respect the institutional resolution of the Konyaks so as to maintain peaceful coexistence based on mutual trust and respect. Konyak final appeals to the two renegades: In spite of all those harsh action and steps inflicted upon the two renegades, the Konyak Union still reserve an honorable place for those two renegades provided they are willing to repent. The Social Konyak Institution is for all Konyaks provided we remain as Konyak adhering to the very code of the Konyaks. Manlip Konyak, President & Honang Konyak, General Secretary
Learn something from Asu’s death oh NPGs!!!
t is said that a persons life is known at the time of his/her death. We all talk ill of the NPGs not because everyone is extortionists, kidnappers, high handed etc but because of some few handful moles, naturally all workers are blamed or look down upon by the general public. But undeniably, there are many who whole heatedly sacrifice their lives and work for the Naga sovereignty with the spirit of Naga nationalism. It was very encouraging and overwhelming to see the mammoth gathering of the Naga people at Dimapur airport and Agri expo to get the glimpse of the mortal remains of Asu and pay homage to the departed soul of our National leader. Over the demise of Asu Isak Swu, irrespective of the all the differences, all other NPG leaders from top to bottom were seen in the funeral. Naga people from all walks of life especially the young Naga bloods unmindful of the scorching heat of the sun flooded the streets with warriors’ shouts and stood undisturbed and attended the funeral program at Agri expo Dimapur!!! Not to talk much about Asu Isak Swu’s life and his work for the nation because we all about it. If the general public, by forgetting all the misunderstandings and differences with the NPGs can come out and mourn together in one accord over the death of our National leader, this simply shows that, they can and are ready to give their blood for the cause of our Nation if at all the NPGs come to term with the general public by uniting themselves as one single Naga national organization which is the public’s dream and constant appeal yet to be fulfilled!!!. Today it’s Asu Isak Swu but tomorrow, any other veteran national leader will also
follow suit!! If the cry of the general public goes unheard and prolonged further, I am afraid and God forbid, general public might not show their united spirit of enthusiasm and respect to the dying national leader (s) unlike it is happening today over the death of A.Z. Phizo, Khodao Yanthan and Isak Swu. This far, if any lower strata cadres belonging to any NPG is heard or seen shot or arrested, the general public’s sympathy over them varies unlike it was shown to the top leaders. Why??? Good or bad, national leaders have to be respected and give them our due honour but considering the present over all social scenario, I am afraid, there might come a day when the general public’s sympathy will decrease and vanish and rather spew venom over the death leaders. We have come this more than six decades long way struggling for our sovereignty, we have seen many different changes taken place. People were once forcefully recruited to the NPG. The general people and churches at one point of time were too concerned about the national workers. But today, it has become allergic to support or talk about the national workers. Why??? To be precise, if your years long sacrifices made for the Naga nation to be acknowledged, remembered and cherished like that of A.Z. Phizo, Khodao Yanthan and Isak Swu, it is never too late for you to make a decision to sacrifice your position, ego, ideology all for the Naga unification and win absolute support/ sympathy of the general public and continue to pursue our common goal without differences of opinions and fight for our birth right sovereignty till the last man standing. Kuknalim H. Akato Sema, Ikishe village
Identity in the field of sports this time around. Still, let’s keep our fingers crossed and hope that the initiative of Indian Olympic Association to the International Boxing Association for a wildcard entry materializes. Whatever be the response, an Olympic bronze medal and five world boxing championship titles to her name speaks for itself. Even Tripura, for that matter, has come of age making a cut for ‘Rio 2016’ in 22 year old gymnast’s Dipakarmakar; that too in a sport which has yet to reinforce a respectable place in the country. The qualification is in itself a feat worthy of praise and she has our best wishes. The question is, how are we any different from our sister states that we still fail to solidify representation, even at the national level? With an Olympic mark as early as in 1948, Dr Talimeren Ao -captain of the first national football team, just where have we lost track? Our failure to capitalize on the initial gain is definitely a big loss, not irreparable though. Tribal as we are, tribal instincts are inherent and rest assured we can excel in the field of shooting and archery. Besides, wrestling is a forte for our Angami brothers. Just why is glory bound by firm handshakes of Naga ministers at Kohima public ground? With all due respect, Chekrovolu Swurothe ace Naga archer, with her credentials could consider investing in sports/archery academy. It would be prudent to pass on her talent filled tips to our many able and raring youth, devoid of a mentor. We Nagas are certainly not short of talent, what we lack is genuine involvement of our government and talk about individual
athlete; we may just be a little shy of commitment, doggedness and self-confidence!!!.. Being an ardent follower of sports, it’s appalling to see the pace with which the envisioned stadium at Residency colony, Dimapur, is shaping up. Just why can’t it graduate beyond the model of a boulder a day? It’s actually discouraging privy of the fact that the arena is producing more of drivers sans sporting talent. So porous and unattended it is that the arena, in its existing form has become a safe haven for many wrongdoings. This just depicts the status games and sports have in our society at the moment. Games once hosted responsibly and with immense pride by khels, students unions, district sports associations’ etc. has faded with time. So has the
culture of inter-village, range and district level competitions. Same applies to school and college sports meet, which has become more of a routine nature. I feel it’s high time the spirit of games and sports is revived and potential picks encouraged and supported to pursue the same full time. It is also time for our sports ministry to initiate proactive steps to provide our youth the representation required, because without necessary platform talent alone may not thrive. We aren’t aspiring or looking at results in a jiffy but spadework for times to come and it is certainly achievable if our sports ministry feels responsible in giving Nagaland an identity in the field of sports. Vincent Patton, Srinagar, J&K, (vinpatton@yahoo.co.in)
Reader’s Post
Appeal to GM BSNL NE-II Sir,
On June 22, 2016 lightning struck the office of the Tizit telephone exchange causing major damage and completely disrupting and cutting off the BSNL network line. We had requested the concern telecom officials both at Tizit and Mon to immediately repair it as BSNL subscribers were facing problems for communication. But even after a week passed recovery of the same was neither made nor had any official turn up to look into the matter. May we therefore request your esteemed office to see to the immediate connection of the BSNL network at Tizit. B. I. Leijat Beham, president Tizit Town Public Union
Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, July 2, 2016
TPO holds orientation cum felicitation programme
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Govt asks Law Commission to examine uniform civil code issue
DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner of excise (NC) Dimapur has informed that excise narcotic cell duty party manning the interstate check gate at Khuzama intercepted one Ashok Leyland truck bearing regd NO. PB 10 BS-2713 and seized 1620 kgs of contraband ganja. The press release stated that the ganja was neatly packed in 114 polythene packets concealed inside secret chamber of the vehicle. In this connection the driver of the vehicle one Kuldeep Singh (36 yrs) was arrested and forwarded to judicial custody booked under Sec.20 (b) of NDPS Act 85. Duty party was led by AIE Tiameren, H/c Yekuto, Khuming, Pangjung, Sutsung, Mangyang and Shikaho all constable under excise department.
State level training of 10th series of agri census Participants of the orientation after the programme.
DIMAPUR: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Dimapur district unit held its 2nd executive meeting on June 28 at the Dimapur district BJP office, Super Market complex. During the meeting, vice president BJP Nagaland, James Vizo enlightened the party workers about the party organizational setup and also encouraged to leave aside internal differences and work together for the success of BJP in the 2018 general election. In a press release by secretary and media coordina-
tor stated that BJP Dimapur district resolved to imitate 20 students for free computer training under skill India programme, sponsored by IACT education Dimapur. The meeting was chaired by secretary and media coordinator Dimapur district BJP unit, Laxman Swamy, while god’s blessing was invoked by ST Morcha, president Dimapur district unit BJP, Kahoshe. Vote of thanks by was proposed by president Dimapur district BJP unit, L. Bendang Ao.
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(From p-1) The same yardstick would be applied in the case of late Thongsomong, late Chingmak, late Chungma, late Chaang who were murdered by unidentified miscreants. Since commission of offences occurred in a particular jurisdiction, it was resolved that the tribe under whose jurisdiction such incidences occurred would extend apology to the tribe of the victims on forgive and forget principle. The same principle would equally apply to those communities whose properties were either destroyed or had undergone physical and mental suffering or had hurt through media. The meeting minutes, made available to the media, was jointly signed by peace committee convener ENPO Y.P. Chillio, CKS vice president Mongko, YTC vice president Throngso, convener mediator Tali Longkumer, member mediator Sachopra and member mediator Bieu Angami.
SAMETI organized trainers’ training DIMAPUR: Three-day training programme on “good agricultural practices, farming systems approaches, sustainable agriculture culminated on June 29 at SAMETI hall, Medziphema. During the training, the resource persons were assistant professor, Dr. Lanunola Tzudir, assistant professor, Dr. A.P. Singh and associate professor department of agronomy NU SASRD, Dr. T. Gohain. Altogether 20 ATMA functionaries from all the districts attended the training programme.
Participants of one day state level training.
DIMAPUR: One day state level training of the 10th series of agricultural census 2015-16 (reference period) for field officers and staffs was conducted at the directorate of agriculture on June 24 sponsored by the Government of India. During the training, the inaugural programme was chaired by deputy director (AC), Z. Kintso Angami, special address was delivered by director of
agriculture, D. Suokhrie, while keynote address was proposed by agriculture census officer, Velhüsalü Vero. The training also held two technical sessions on undergoing the survey for the 10th series of agricultural census 2015-16. Altogether 155 field officers and functionaries from the districts and sub-divisions attended the training.
KVK Mon organizes training on soil health management DIMAPUR: KrishiVigyan Kendra (KVK) Mon organized on-campus training on soil health management from June 27 - 28. During the training, while delivering keynote address, programme co-ordinator, KVK Aboi, Dr. Ruokouvilie Mezhatsu highlighted the importance of soil health and encouraged the farmers to go for green manuring, vermi composting etc. In technical session, SMS (soil conservation), Imtinuksung emphasized on the need for soil liming, collection of soil and operation of GPS in soil sampling. He also demonstrated on pH reading and organic carbon content of soil. The programme was chaired by SMS (soil conservation) followed by an invocation prayer by pastor Ao fellowship, Aboi Town, Rev. I. Sosang. The programme concluded with the distribution of soil health card.
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Dimapur: HQ IGAR (North) and its units observed International day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking on
June 26 in all districts of Nagaland. A total of 49 officers, 230 JCOs and 3677 other ranks participated in the awareness
event across the state. HQ IGAR (North) organized an awareness event against the menace of drug trafficking at Kohima garrison wherein all ranks of Assam Rifles participated. Drug trafficking and its usage is a social problem and has a major threat to the health and security of the people, stated AR in a press release. Similarly, such events were organised at Wokha, Mon, Zunhoboto, Peren, Mokochong, Phek, Longleng, Chiswema, Ghaspani, Piphema, Dimapur, Tuensang, Wakching and Longkhim.
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attention of the people as it has failed to provide employment and fuel the growth of the economy. Shaista Amber, who had been fighting for the cause of Muslim women, said the Commission should hold wider consultations before reaching at a conclusion. But senior advocate K T S Tulsi said the issue of a common civil code is related to equal rights for both men and women as enshrined in the Constitution. He wondered why only men have thew right to give a triple talaq. “That right should be with Muslim women also,” he said. \ Law Minister D V Sadananda Gowda. had earlier said that the issue could be referred to the Law Commission for examination. Gowda had said “wider consultations” will be held with various personal law boards and other stakeholders to evolve a consensus and the process may take some time. “...Even the Preamble of our Constitution and Article 44 of the Constitution do say that there should be a Uniform Civil Code...it needs to have a wider consultation,” he had said.
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debate over it. The Constitution calls for it and those who oppose it only shows their intolerance to the Constitution. We have always advocated it. There should be uniform civil code. It has been opposed due to vote bank politics,” party’s National Secretary Shrikant Sharma said. Implementation of a uniform civil code is one of the core issues of BJP and the sangh parivar but the NDA governments in 19989 and 1999 and the current dispensation headed by Narendra Modi have put the contentious issues like scrapping of Article 370 and construction of Ram temple on the back burner. All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen’s Asaduddin Owaisi dubbed the decision of the government as a move to turn the nation into a “Hindu Rashtra”. “I challenge the government to impose total prohibition. If the government is serious about the civil code, it should withdraw the tax rebate extended to Hindu Undivided Families in the next session of Parliament,” he said. He claimed that the government is diverting the
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NEW DELHI, JUL 1 (PTI): Government has asked the Law Commission to examine the issue of implementation of a Uniform Civil Code, a move welcomed by the BJP and opposed by the Muslim Majlis and some activists. The Department of Legal Affairs has asked the Commission, a recommendatory body, to submit a report on the issue that has always been dear to BJP and the sangh parivar. The move assumes significance as the Supreme Court had recently said it would prefer a wider public debate before taking a decision on the constitutional validity of ‘triple talaq’, which many complain is abused by Muslim men to arbitrarily divorce their wives. The government is likely to inform the Supreme Court of its decision to refer the matter of the common code to the Law Commission when the matter comes up in September. Reacting to the government decision, the BJP favoured a uniform civil code saying that it has been opposed due to vote bank politics despite finding a mention in the Constitution. “There should be an open
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Terming the new Insolvency and Bankruptcy law, which was approved by Parliament in May, as a milestone, he said the new law allows consolidation of all laws related to insolvency for companies, limited liability entities, unlimited liability partnerships and individuals apart from time-bound mechanism for maximisation of value of the assets. The new law also separates commercial aspects from judicial aspects of insolvency proceedings, he added. “The operationalisation of the new law has already started and the focus is to do it as fast as possible with insolvency professionals’ support subject to their availability,” Garg said. He also expressed hope that a fast-track insolvency process is also available for smaller corporates and help lead to a quantum leap in the credit market apart from laying the foundation for a corporate bond market. Calling upon ARCs to bring in more capital, Garg said all the 16 ARCs put together have only around Rs 4,000 crore in net-worth, while the bad loans in the system is close to Rs 8 lakh crore.
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to a stressed asset. “Valuation is the biggest hurdle in debt resolution now,” Choudhary said, adding rating agencies can help in arriving a the right valuation by better disclosures. The official also said the just enacted Bankruptcy Code can help ARCs and banks a lot. Addressing the event on behalf of Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das who could not make it, his deputy Saurabh Garg said a draft law on debt resolution mechanism for distressed companies will put out for discussion shortly. “The government will soon put out a draft on resolution of distressed financial firms for discussion. An expert committee is working on a resolution mechanism to deal with bankruptcy in banks, insurance companies, and other financial sector entities. This is a work in progress and suggestions from the industry are very welcome,” Garg said. “We are working on this code in the department and may be soon we will be able to get the draft law which will be put out for discussions,” he added.
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Mumbai, Jul 1 (PTI): Tata Motors has announced an exclusive offer for India’s Central and State government employees - ‘Trust of India,’ a dedicated initiative which focuses on building relationships and a strong customer base among the government employees. The initiative recognises the contributions of government employees towards building the nation and offers several benefits such as additional cash discounts or the option to buy extended warranty policy, AMC as well as accessories package on the purchase of their choice of Tata Motors’ passenger cars. Passenger Vehicle Business Unit, Tata Motors president, Mayank Pareek said, “We are very delighted to introduce the Trust of India initiative, which recognises and rewards the contribution of India’s valuable government employees as part of our institutional sales. We are committed towards building a strong and long-lasting relationship with our corporate customers and we look forward to being their preferred automobile brand of choice.” With a longstanding guiding philosophy of serving the nation, the Tata Group has been at the forefront in recognising and addressing customer needs. Taking its commitment towards the customers a step
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New Delhi, Jul 1 (PTI): India and Cyprus have “successfully” completed negotiations on the bilateral tax treaty which provides for sourcebased taxation of capital gains on share sale, Cyprus Finance Ministry said today. The double taxation avoidance agreement grand fathers all income prior to April 1, 2017. “On June 29, 2016, the negotiation on the Double Taxation Agreement for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to taxes on income between Cyprus and India has been successfully completed, in New Delhi,” Cyprus Finance Ministry said in a statement. Cyprus is a major source of foreign fund flows into the country. From April 2000 till March 2016, India received Foreign Direct Investment worth Rs 42,680.76 crore from Cyprus. “The agreement reached provides for source-based taxation for gains from the alienation of shares; investments undertaken prior to April 1, 2017 are grandfathered with the view that taxation of disposal of such shares at any future date remains with the contracting state of residence of the seller,” the statement said. The text has been agreed between the two negotiating teams of the contracting states and will contribute to further develop the trade and economic links between Cyprus and India, as well as with other countries.
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fered losses of over Rs 15,000 crore in the fourth quarter of 2015-16 due to provisioning to cover for bad debts. Punjab National Bank, for instance, made an operational profit of Rs 12,000 crore in 2014-15, but declared a record loss because of such provisioning. As per a study by Assocham, commercial banks will need to write off their losses between 40 and 70 per cent in at least 240 companies, which are under heavy debt mostly in steel, construction, power, textiles and infrastructure. The study, conducted jointly with India Ratings and Research, also suggested asset reconstruction to cut their losses with the help of revamped asset reconstruction companies (ARCs) sector to help banks achieve a sustainable level of bank debts.
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vances may have been transferred abroad and may never be recovered,” said Sharma, as growing non-performing assets of commercial banks have become a matter of grave concern in recent months. “In recent times, there have been frauds against institutions, frauds committed against banks, especially public sector banks that are struggling. Banking fraud can be related to technological flaws related to both the employees and the customers of the banking system,” Sharma added. The top auditor also mentioned chit funds regulated by the state governments and the non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) as other areas of “big risks” due to their vulnerability to easy frauds. Ten state-run banks suf-
Mumbai, Jul 1 (PTI): Rating agencies need to be more transparent in disclosures on stressed companies and assets so that both the lenders as well as asset reconstruction companies can arrive at the right valuation, a senior Reserve Bank official said today. “We need better disclosures by credit rating agencies when it comes to stressed companies. Rating agencies must be more transparent in their disclosure about stressed assets and their owners,” RBI Chief General Manager Ajay K Choudhary said here at a seminar on ARCs (asset reconstruction companies) organised by an industry body and Association of ARCs. The RBI official said such disclosures can go a long way in resolving the dud loan problem in banking sector, which has touched a whopping Rs 8 lakh crore as of March. Admitting that there are inherent issues like valuation and working capital loans to a company under SDR (strategic debt restructuring), which are preventing smoother development of the domestic ARC industry, he said while banks are not ready to take deeper haircuts, the ARCs are not ready to pay higher value
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New Delhi, Jul 1 (IANS): Not only is a large part of bad loans on the books of India’s commercial banks the result of fraud, but a substantial amount also does not appear to be recoverable, the country’s top official auditor said here on Friday A “significant” part of the banks’ non-performing assets (NPAs) was a result of loans obtained by fraudulent methods, Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India Shashi Kant Sharma said here on Friday. “There is a significant part of NPAs that amount to fraudulently obtained advances,” the CAG) said at a conference on financial and corporate frauds organised by the Assocham. “There is also the belief that a large part of these ad-
Washington, Jul 1 (PTI): Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has created “significant uncertainty” that will have repercussions not only for the UK and Europe, but also for the global economy, the International Monetary Fund has warned. IMF spokesperson Gerry Rice said the Brexit was likely to cause a dampening of growth in the near term, and urged policy makers to act decisively while dealing with the situation. “Brexit has created significant uncertainty, and we believe this is likely to dampen growth in the near term, particularly in the UK, but with repercussions also for Europe and the global economy,” he said yesterday. Rice said policy makers needed to stand ready to act, if the impact of financial market turbulence and higher uncertainty threaten to materially weaken the global outlook, adding that “decisive policies will make a difference.” “Prolonged periods of uncertainty and associated declines in consumer and business confidence would mean even lower growth and again, policymakers in the UK and the EU have a key role to play in helping to reduce the uncertainty during this period,” he said.
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NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) SUCCESSION CASE NO 01 OF 2016. Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Khochamo Lotha has filed by Mrs. M.Zubeni Lotha, W/o Lt. Khochamo Lotha R/o Perizie Colony Ward No-1 H.No. 109 Kohima to draw his:- Family Pension benefit who expired on 29-08-2015. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court or before the said day of 29-07-2016. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 30th Day of June 2016. Principal District & Sessions Judge Kohima: Nagaland
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I, Smti. Thundi Naro Chang D/o Shri. Ongbou Chang of Sangdak village presently resident in Tuensang Town, District Tuensang, State Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :1. That I am bonafide citizen of India. 2. That, due to clerical mistake my father & mother name is wrongly entered as Shri. Ravinder & Smti. Kavoh Chang instead of Shri. Ongbou Chang & Smti. Kibomangyang Chang. 3. That, the above mentioned my father & mother names are refer to one and same person only. 4. That from today onwards my father Shri. Ongbou Chang my mother Smti. Kibomangyang Chang name shall be used in all educational documents and other officially purposes. The above statements from para 1 to 4 are correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing pertaining has been concealed therein. Deponent The above deponent swear before me in my open court today on this day, the 17th June' 2016. Magistrate K-2375
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didate for many disaffected working-class voters, including some who have supported Democrats in the past. But the loud dispute also risks alienating many of the Republican Party’s wealthy benefactors at a time when he is struggling to kick his longdormant fundraising operation into gear. A stridently protectionist message could also push some moderate Main Street Republicans to support Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, in much the same way that many Republicans in the foreign policy world have done. Many business groups, which generally favor looser trade restrictions and are traditional Republican allies, have taken sharp issue with Trump’s latest comments and appear determined to rebut them. “While we never endorse in the presidential race, we do plan to be aggressive in presidential policy with both major party nominees,” said Scott Reed, the senior political strategist at the Chamber of Commerce. The group repudiated Trump in real time on Tuesday in a series of tweets as he delivered an address threatening to tear up trade accords and impose tariffs. Trump has long blamed broad trade agreements for harming U.S. workers. But this week has marked a rhetorical shift as he aggressively casts members of both parties who have supported trade deals as anti-American and in league with “special interests.” For many Republicans in particu-
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Istanbul airport bombers planned hostage-taking ISTANBUL, JUL 1 (AFP): The three suicide attackers who struck Istanbul’s main international airport this week are believed to have been planning to take dozens of people hostage, a Turkish newspaper reported on Friday. A total of 44 people were killed in Tuesday night’s gun and bomb spree at Turkey’s busiest airport, the deadliest in a string of attacks to hit Istanbul this year. The pro-gover nment Sabah newspaper reported that the attackers scouted the scene and planned to take dozens of passengers hostage inside before carrying out a massacre. But they began the assault earlier than planned after attracting suspicion, Sabah said. “The coats they were wearing to disguise their suicide vests, despite the hot weather, drew the attention of citizens and a police officer,” the paper said. Turkish authorities believe the Islamic State group was behind the carnage, and have identified the attackers as a Russian, an Uzbek and a Kyrgyz national. Media have identified Akhmet Chatayev, from Russia’s Chechnya region, as the mastermind of the attack, with Hurriyet claiming he was the head of the IS group’s Istanbul cell. He allegedly organised two deadly bombings this year in the heart of Istanbul’s Sultanahmet tourist district and the main Istiklal shopping street earlier this year, Hurriyet said.
Xi warns nations against ‘harm’ to China’s sovereignty
Xi Jinping BEIJING, JUL 1 (PTI): President Xi Jinping Friday war ned foreign countries against “harming” China’s sovereignty as Beijing braced for a possible adverse verdict by a UN tribunal arbitrating on the Philippines’ petition over the South China Sea dispute. “No foreign countr y should expect us to swallow the bitter pill of harm to our national sovereignty, security or development interests,” said Xi, regarded as the most powerful Chinese leader after Mao Zedong, amid a rapturous applause by a large gathering of the ruling Communist Party of China officials to celebrate its 95th anniversary. Unlike his predecessor, Xi started his 10-year tenure at the helm of the Communist Party in 2013 heading the 88 million-strong party, the military and the presidency making him the strongest leader in the one-party state. In an apparent reference to US forays into the volatile South China Sea (SCS), Xi said at the glittering function at the Great Hall of People here that “we are not afraid of
trouble,” emphasising on the need for a powerful military and a wider role for China in global affairs. “We will not show up at other people’s front doors to flex our muscles. That does not show strength or scare anyone,” the 63-year-old Xi said taking a dig at the US pivot to Asia policy under which over 60 per cent of the Pentagon’s military assets were expected to be deployed in the Asia Pacific region to blunt Beijing’s growing military might. His comments came as the tribunal constituted under the UN Convention on Law of Seas (UNCLOS) arbitrating on the Philippines’ petition against China’s claims on islands and reefs in the SCS is set to deliver the verdict on July 12. China has boycotted the tribunal and announced that it would not accept the judgement. It also questioned the legality of the tribunal, while officials here stated that the verdict would go against Beijing. The Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan have counter claims over the SCS besides contesting China’s claims of sovereignty over almost all of the contested waterway. While Xi’s comments made no reference to the US or SCS dispute, China also has a border dispute with India. It also has a maritime dispute with Japan over uninhabited islands. Xi also commented on the ‘superpower’ status of the US saying that the world order should be decided not by one country or a few, but by broad international agreement.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We t h e b e r e a v e d f a m i l y members would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, churches, organizations, relatives from far and near, friends, neighbours' and well wishers who supported us physically, emotionally, financially and through prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved daughter Late Moakala Lemtur (Longsa). We convey our sincere gratitude to : 1. Delhi Ao Baptist Church 2. Rev. Dr. Alemrenba, Pastor Delhi Ao Baptist Church 3. Delhi Ao Senso Telongjem Born on : 07/04/1993 Died on : 22/06/2016 4. Delhi Kaketshir Telongjem 5. Delhi Lotha, Sumi Students' Union 6. Amongla (IPS) Delhi 7. Imkongla (IAS) Delhi 8. Dimapur Longsa Union 9. Dimapur Sensotsur Telongjem 10. Dimapur Aokong Colony 11. Dimapur Sumudem Fellowship (DABA) 12. Dr. & Mrs. T. Temsu, Dimapur 13. Mr. & Mrs. Temjensoba, Principal Hindi College DMR 14. Mr. & Mrs. Hanilong Pongen (Longjang) Dimapur. 15. Mrs. Takalila, Dimapur 16. Mr. & Mrs. Merentoshi R. Jamir, Advisor to CM, Govt of Nagaland 17. Mr. & Mrs. Imtiangshi, Joint Director Deptt. of Agri, Govt of Nagaland 18. Mokokchung Town Longsa Union. 19. Mr. & Mrs. Bendangtoshi Jamir, Teacher MKG 20. Mokokchung Lemtur Telongjem 21. Sungkumen Baptist Arogo Mokokchung 22. Longsa High School Teachers Association 23. 25 Mongya A/C Women wing 24. Mr. & Mrs. Mapulemba Founder & Principal, Christian Day School, Longsa 25. Longsa Baptist Arogo 26. Longsa Youth Department 27. Mr. & Mrs Talitemsu Teacher 28. Lemtur Kin 29. Yangyur 30. Lion's Club Longsa 31. Mr. & Mrs. Meya Sungrratsu, Dimapur. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual personally but it's our humble prayer that Almighty God bless you abundantly. DP-4042
Two schoolgirls Imam suspended Taiwan mistakenly fires after ‘pieces of supersonic missile towards China killed in Nepal cucumber’ found BEIJING, JUL 1 (AGEN- Meanwhile in Beijing, wall collapse ANKARA, JUL 1 (IANS): A 39-year-old imam in Turkey has been suspended after doctors reportedly found “pieces of cucumber” in his rectum during a checkup. The imam, who is from a Central Anatolian province, was admitted to hospital last week after suffering from severe abdominal pain and bleeding, Hurriyet Daily News reported on Friday. It was only then that doctors allegedly removed pieces of cucumber from his rectum, with the official diagnosis recorded as “bleeding in the anus and rectum and foreign object in the rectum”. The imam was discharged the following day, but word of his “bizarre mishap” made its way to the local press and he was subsequently suspended. An investigation has now been launched by the local branch of the “Religious Affairs Directorate”, where the imam had been working before he got the boot. The region’s Chamber of Doctors, however, have criticized hospital officials for leaking information about a patient. “The imam applied to a hospital for a medical condition, it is a crime to have leaked the information of a patient,” Ardil Bayram Sahin, a member of the Istanbul Chamber of Doctors’ Human Rights Commission, said. “Such rights violations may prevent people with various sexual practices, especially those who are public employees, from seeking medical assistance,” he added.
CIES): A Taiwanese warship on Friday “mistakenly” fired a supersonic “anti-ship missile” towards China as it celebrated 95th anniversary of the ruling Communist Party amid assertions by President Xi Jinping ruling out independence for Taiwan. The “accidental launch” of the domestically developed Hsiung Feng III anti-ship missile from a naval base in Kaohsiung, south of the island, took place as Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen, also commander-in-chief of the armed forces, was overseas. “The missile was launched by operational error. We are investigating the case,” ViceAdmiral Mei Chia-hsu of the Taiwanese Navy was quoted as saying by the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post. Asked if the incident risked a misunderstanding with Beijing, Admiral Mei said the navy had reported the incident to the island’s Defence Ministry, which would handle the case accordingly. The missile, with a range of 300 km, flew about 75 km before plunging into waters off Penghu, a Taiwanese —administered island in the Taiwan Strait.
Taiwan figured prominently in a speech by President Xi to a rally to mark the 95th anniversary of the Communist Party of China (CPC), where he said China is firmly opposed to Taiwan’s independence. Mr. Xi, who is also the general secretary of the CPC, stressed the political foundation of adhering to the 1992 Consensus and opposing “Taiwan independence” to ensure the peaceful development of crossStrait relations. “We firmly oppose the ‘Taiwan independence’ secessionist activities,” Mr. Xi said at the ceremony.
K AT H M A N D U, J U L 1 (IANS): At least two students were killed and 19 others sustained injuries on Friday when a compound wall collapsed on prefab classroom structures in a school in Lalitpur district, neighbouring the Nepali capital Kathmandu. Following incessant rain, the boundary wall of an adjoining estate fell upon the prefabricated structure of the private school while classes were on. The bricks and debris struck the classrooms of Grade III and VIII that were closer to the wall, killing two girl students of third grade, The Himalayan Times reported.
5th Death Anniversary
Of our beloved Late. T.Imlirenla Longkumer 02-07-2011
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2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved
Late Yehokhu Chophy 2.07.2014
2 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in West Bank RAMALLAH, JUL 1 (XINHUA): At least two Palestinians were killed in two separate incidents by Israeli forces in the West Bank, officials said on Friday. A 27year-old Sarah Tarayrah was shot dead by Israeli soldiers in Hebron city, Xinhua news agency reported. A border security officer, while conducting a security check, foiled a “terrorist attack by a Palestinian woman in Hebron city” after she tried stabbing him with a knife. The officer was not hurt, but the woman was fatally shot, local media reported. A Palestinian man in his fifties died as a result of tear gas grenades thrown by Israeli forces towards Palestinians at a military checkpoint connecting Ramallah to East Jerusalem. K
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “ A time to be born, and A time to die” We the bereaved family members would like extend our heartiest and sincere gratitude to each and every individuals, Churches, Unions, Friends, different organisations, well wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually during the illness and the sudden tragic sad demise of our beloved LATE. NOKKIM KONYAK, ABSI, Chenwetnyu Village on 20th June 2016. Your love and support gave us hope, strength and comfort during our darkest hour. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individuals by name but your love, generous support and kind gesture will always remain close to our hearts. And with a humble heart we pray that our Almighty God blesses you all abundantly. We would like to convey our sincere special thanks to:1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72.
Doctors & Nurses Zion Hospital. CL. John, Hon’ble Minister RD & Family. W. Honje, Deputy Commissioner, Mon & Family. KL. Yamao, BDO & Family. Lakha Koza, Commandant, 14th NAP (IR) Bn. Okhezung : Kiphire. W. Wangyuh, Former MP Lok Sabha. K.S. Anden, Director, DUDA. C. John, Former MLA. Yangba, SP Mon. S. Manlip, President, Konyak Union. Dr. Kuzonyi Wideo, SDO Civil Chen & Staff. Dr. Shockwang, MO Chen. Mr & Mrs. Leangin, SDO, Treasure Tobu. K. Nathan, AEO. W. Chennyiem, Kilonser, NSCN/GPRN (U). K. Chenlip, Dmp. N. Bohngam, BM, NSCB. Dimapur. C. Manpho, BDO. Yuhwang, VP. Konyak Union. L. Chenngam, Finance Secretary K U. Konyak Baptish Church Mon Town. Konyak Baptist Church Dimapur. Konyak Baptist Church Chumukedema. Police Baptist Church 14th NAP (IR)Bn. Kiphire. 14th NAP (IR) Bn. ‘F’ Coy. Kiphire. Chen Area Union Dimapur. Chen Area Union Mon Town. Mon District Pensioners Association. Wagiem Ward Yop pu Committee Mon Town. Chenwetnyu Village Council. Chenwetnyu Village Baptist Church. Chenwetnyu Village Students’ Union. Chenwetnyu Govt. Staff Union. Chenwetnyu Nokden Union Mon Town. Chenwetnyu Youth Society. Wookya Wangpa Palung Chenwetnyu. Chairman, Kuda Village ‘B’ N. Yawao, ASI. Akhum Yim. Kuki ABSI. Atho Angami. Pangjei, ADS Mon. Meribeni Yanthan. Seltrongpa. Mhathong Kithan, ABSI. 14th NAP (IR) ‘D’Coy. 14th NAP (IR) ‘D’ Coy. 14th NAP (IR) Bn. ‘A’ Coy. Kiphire. 14th NAP (IR) Bn. ‘C’ Coy. Yohol & Childrens Kuda Dimapur. Lohreno. Zeleang Ama. Nyamnyei, SIS Tobu. Mr & Mrs. Y. Takyong, Wanching. Mr & Mrs. Champa, Totok. Mary, Angphang. N. Methtah, Tanhai. Mr & Mrs. Tingshen, Tamlu. Honpang, DB. Phongwang, DB. Angphang. Moba, Changlangshu. Paoloi, Kongan. Methlah, Teacher, Totak. Hoka, Former President, Konyak Union. O. Kamzei, Former Chairman, Mon Town Committe. Wangshak, Deacon. Methjen Tanhai. G. Ngepwan, SK. Leangha. Pangjong, Chi. N. To ang, Wakching. Tolei Angh Chenwetnyu. Rev. R. Phowang, Pastor. W. Wangshock, Chairman, Chaonyu.
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Tangwang, Chairman, Totok. Pongthra, Chairman, Wangti. Theanglih, Chaonyu. Yawai. M. Khenpa. H. Nokban, IRP. Late. Nokkim’s Friends Dimapur. T. Khonak, Dimapur. N. Lohwang, SK. Dimapur. M. Nokpai, Dimapur. B. Mongnyei. K. Aowang, Dimapur. H. Sheiching, Dimapur. Wanglem, Dimapur. Phakmei. M. Chingkam, NAP. Chumukedema. H. Ngamwang, Sr. Inspector Taxes. W. Wenlao, JE. L. Nokjong, President, CASU. Along Salim. S. Longpa. Y. Bohngam. Dimapur. H. Pangpu. D/T. W. Threwan. C. Yawing. UDA. Ngamren. Shanyem, Loisho. Nonwang, Chaonyu. Chuinya. Chingkao chingha. Chamwang, D/T. M. Yanlong, A/T. Wanglei, Chaonyu. LN. Wenkang. Y. Chingkei. S.A. Y. Nokkhah, SK. N. Manjei, PR. Chingkap, Chen Moho. T. Yate. Molem, Wangti. Chuhnyem, Chaoha Chingnyu. H. Mankhat. G/T. L. Sheiya. G/T. Nyemlao, A/T. Mankai, GB. Wagiem Ward. Y. Wakho. Nokpai, Throilo. Chongyao, VDB Secretary, Wangti. H. Phowang, Driver. Apock, Chingkao chingha. Yanwang, Chaonyu. C. Chingkai, Chaoha chingnyu. W. Manlem, Chaoha chingnyu. Noklem. Police. C/Chingnyu. M.Wensha, UDA. Laokhat, VEW. Honlem, Retd. Teacher. LN.Manpea. T. Nokkho. Supvr. A.Lejao. LDA. T. Towang. N. Ngamkang. N. Shayao, Mechanic. Lihnon, Chaonyu. N. Nyangmuh, ANM. L. Ngamlih. S.A. M. Sheingam. W. Yayao. W. Nyemlen. N. Wenkang. N. Mankap.
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Hebron bids adieu to Late Isak Chishi Swu
NSCN (I-M) Ato Kilonser Th. Muivah laying wreath. (NP)
Bodo Women’s Justice Forum president, Anjali Daimary. (NP)
Nagaland Chamber Choir. (NP)
Principal emeritus, PCC Rev. Dr. Tuisem Shishak
Late Isak’s daughter. (NP)
Naga Army Choir. (NP)
An old timer. (NP)
Condolence message from Maharaja of Manipur. (NP)
Paul Simon to retire after a farewell tour Jolie divorcing Pitt over cheating rumors and trust issues, report says ollywood stars Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have a tumultuous relationship and are on the brink of divorce every week — that is, according to reports by publications such as In Touch Weekly and Star magazine. This time around, it’s Star magazine claiming to have the inside scoop on the Jolie-Pitt marriage, reporting the couple is headed toward a $450 million divorce. Its cover features an image of Pitt, 52, with a furrowed brow, and Jolie, 41,
social occasion for Charlotte – a public marker of her arrival on the literary scene, coming soon after the release of her best-selling novel, Jane Eyre. It’s generally accepted that Brontë wore the iconic ‘Thackeray Dress’ on this august occasion, but my research suggests this may be more rooted in myth, than in truth.” In the paper, Unravelling the Mystery: Charlotte Brontë ‘s 1850 ‘Thackeray Dress’, published in the journal Costume, Eleanor examines the style, fabric, context and history of the dress, which is normally housed at the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth, UK, but will shortly be at The Morgan Library and Museum, New York. By delving deeper into surviving archival material, industrial practices and contemporary accounts, she confirms the garment can confidently be dated to the years close to 1850 – around the time of the dinner in Kensington, London. However, contemporary sartorial codes and conventions cast doubt on its suitability as evening wear and call into question its association with the event. Professor Maria Hayward, a historian and textile conservation
Anti-racism song features Miriam Makeba, to unite South Africans
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sion and nation building. Titled No love‚ No life‚ the song features Mzwakhe Mbuli‚ Thokozani Langa‚ Zain Bhikha‚ Mbongeni Ngema‚ David Jenkins as well as backing vocals from the late Miriam Makeba. “The global history is replete with many examples
where the performing arts‚ particularly music‚ played an important role in the effort to creating socially cohesive societies‚“ Mthethwa said during the launch of the song‚ held in Boksburg. “In this regard‚ South Africa is not an exception as the role of song in the anti-apartheid struggle is well documented.” No love‚ No life, which will reportedly be included in a fully-fledged album to be released by the department, comes in as an extension of the anti-racism campaign‚ in which the Department of Arts and Culture is actively involved. Mthethwa explained that music has the power to help drive the conversation of racism forward. “Given the continuing salience of race and racism and the negative role that social media has played as an unmediated platform‚ in the spewing of racial bigotry‚ it was appropriate that the department looked to music as a possible antidote to this racism scourge‚“ he revealed during his keynote address.
expert at the University of Southampton says: “Charlotte’s blue and white dress is a fascinating piece of clothing that reveals many insights into the life of its owner. Its size, the choice of materials and cut, and the quality have all allowed Eleanor to piece together when it was worn and what it reveals about the public life of this very private author.” Eleanor concludes: “My work deepens the mystery of this dress, but whatever the truth, it continues to exert power. In many ways, the myths that surround such an object - in this case involving the literary giants of both Charlotte Brontë and William Makepeace Thackeray, add a value and interest out of all proportion to its original worth.”
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reports, Pitt was purportedly “blindsided” by the news. But to make sure his assets are protected, he also will meet with a lawyer. “The divorce is bound to get ugly,” the source told Star. For months, r umors swirled that Pitt cheated on Jolie with his “Allied” co-star Marion Cotillard. Similar speculation spun when Pitt and Jolie worked together on the 2005 film “Mr. and Mrs. Smith.” At the time, he was married to “Friends” alum Jennifer Aniston.
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wiping tears away. The bold writing reads, “Brad & Angie Divorce Announcement.” The bullet points underneath read: “$450 million split rocks Hollywood,” “Selling French chateau miraval!” and “Children ‘totally heartbroken!’” The couple reportedly has had their “final fight.” Jolie met with a divorce attorney because “she’s fed up with what her life has become and wants to make a change,” a source told the magazine. Despite all the tabloid
Madonna can’t stop smiling as she’s reunited with Rocco
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adonna has reunited with her teen son Rocco Ritchie during a visit to London. The mother and son were spotted leaving the A-list favourite Chiltern Firehouse with friends on Thursday night. Madonna, dressed all in black, couldn’t stop smiling as she left the venue flanked by security while her shaven-haired son ran ahead to their waiting car. The reunion comes as the Like A Virgin star spends more time with her teen son after a hellish few months of custody battle against her ex-husband Guy. Earlier this week, rebel Rocco took a playful dig at mum Madonna with a funny Instagram meme. The pair has now patched up their relationship and earlier this month he was spotted heading to the singer’s home in his first trip back to the
States since he left her Rebel Heart tour and defied a court order to go back to the Big Apple for Christmas. Proving that they’ve come a long way since then, over the weekend he posted a meme of a young boy smoking a big cigar and holding a gun while surrounded by alcohol. “When your mum finally goes out and you can be yourself,” read the caption. Madonna and Rocco’s dad Guy Ritchie, were originally expected in court at the beginning of the month for a hearing over the teen’s living arrangements, but the case now appears to be disposed, with a New York State Supreme Court motion pending. In April, she was seen visiting him in London and had a string of meetings with the Man From U.N.C.L.E. filmmaker.
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of it.” Simon revealed he now often needs 15 hours of sleep as his voice requires frequent rest. He also said his eyesight is deteriorating. The Graceland singer is due to finish his current North American tour in Forest Hills, New York. It was there where he first met his former musical partner Art Garfunkel when they were teenagers. In announcing his plans Simon also explained how he now struggles to write songs but recalled how when he was younger it was much easier.
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China’s Evergrande denies AC Milan deal
G ua n g z h o u, J u l 1 very active in the world football (IANS): Chinese football industry, and Evergrande is a club Guangzhou Evergrande familiar company to foreign has rejected reports that it is media, so we frequently made involved in the acquisition headlines,” he added. of Italian Serie A giants AC The Guangzhou Milan. Evergrande Taobao club, “Those reports are sheer currently owned by Evergrande rumours, I’ve never heard of any group and E-commerce giant plan to buy any foreign football Alibaba, has been a strategic club,” a top Evergrande official partner of AC Milan since told Xinhua on Friday. December 2012. M i l a n a r e c u r r e n t ly Meanwhile, Baidu could controlled by Silvio Berlusconi, not be reached for comment Italy’s former Prime Minister. immediately. Italian media reported Chinese companies on Thursday that Berlusconi have been showing a growing had already agreed a deal interest in football since the worth 750 million euro (around country unveiled a reform $832.1 million) with a group of plan last year that aims to Chinese investors led by Baidu make China a major power in CEO Robin Li and “leader of the game. Evergrande group”. Last month, China’s retail “Actually, I am not giant Suning Group acquired surprised at this kind of news. 70 per cent stake in Inter Milan, We’ve got used to it,” the a deal worth 270 million euros official said on condition of (around $300 million). Low juggles the ball while his players stretch in the background. anonymity. China’s Desports spent “We have been linked 37 million euros ($41 million) B o r d e a u x , J u l 1 stage and throw off their Italian fear of the Azzurri. A s h a s b e e n w e l l with at least a dozen of to complete the acquisition of ( Ag e n c i e s ) : E u r o p e ’s shackles. titans clash on Saturday when Antonio Conte’s Italy documented in the media of companies since last year. 98 per cent stake in Spanish Germany and Italy meet in has compared taking on the both European footballing Chinese companies have been top-flight side Granada. the plum Euro 2016 quarter- world champions as football’s powerhouses, Italy has a rare final with huge stakes for both e q u iva l e n t o f ‘ c l i m b i n g unbeaten record over Germany countries. Everest’. Italy have their own at major tournaments. “It doesn’t mean anything Germany captain Bastian trauma after crashing out of Schweinsteiger is poised to the 2014 World Cup in the to me that we have never beaten Italy in a big tournament”, make his first start in the first round. Bordeaux match, while Italy’s Both squads insist this said Germany midfielder Toni Brasilia, Jul 1 (Agencies): Pele has urged Lionel Messi veteran defender Daniele de will be their toughest test so far Kroos. “They are the best team Rossi faces a race to be fit. at the European Championship we will have faced here. I’m to reconsider his decision to retire from international football. The Barcelona forward quit playing for Argentina after Like two heavyweight finals. No doubt penalties have looking forward to the game missing in a penalty shoot-out against Chile in last month’s Copa boxers eyeing up their opponent been practised behind closed and I’m very optimistic.” But the question will America final defeat. It was the fourth time Messi had lost in before the first bell, both teams doors, should the tie be decided be whether previous failures a major final while playing for his country after two previous have talked up the respect by a shoot-out. factor and down played the The Azzurri proved they appear at the back of German Copa America losses and defeat to Germany in the World Cup significance of Italy winning are up for the challenge by minds should Italy take the lead in 2014. However Pele, who won the World Cup three times with Brazil, says good players miss penalties and hopes the 29the last eight meetings at major dumping previous holders in Bordeaux. To r i n o s t r i k e r C i r o year-old will change his mind. tournaments. In the most recent Spain out of the competition “In the last 10 years, no doubt he was the best player. What Immobile, who spent an matches, Italy claimed a 2-1 with a 2-0 win in the last 16. win in the Euro 2012 semiBut Conte’s team will unhappy season at Borussia happened to him happens in football. Only the one who kicks finals while Germany romped have to become the first team Dortmund, is not impressed the penalty can miss the penalty,” Pele said. “He got very upset but maybe wait a little bit and he’ll to a 4-1 win in a meaningless to score past the Germans at with the respectful noises forget because this has happened with a lot of good players. friendly in March. Euro 2016, unless the tie is coming from the Germans. “We’ve beaten them so A lot of good players have missed penalty kicks. The last 15 Joachim Loew’s Germany settled by penalties. insist they have no ‘Italy trauma’ The clear, often repeated, many times ... they’re just years, for me, he was one of the best players in the world and as they look to beat the Azzurri German message this week has trying to cover themselves,” this is more important.” Asked if he thinks Messi will change at the ninth attempt on a big been of great respect, but no he said. his mind, Pele added: “I hope he listens to me.”
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India lose to NZ in six-nation tourney
Valencia, Jul 1 (PTI): Indian men’s hockey team lost 0-1 to New Zealand to slump to its its second defeat in the six-nation Invitational tournament and will now face the formidable Argentina in its penultimate round-robin match on Saturday. New Zealand’s Stephen Jenness scored the lone goal of the match in the 18th minute late last night. India had earlier lost 0-4 to Germany in their tournament opener before registering a fighting 2-1 win over Ireland in their next game. India are now placed fourth in the points table with just three points from one win and two defeats. Olympic champions Germany and Argentina lead the chart with six points from two wins followed by Spain on three points from two games. If India are to stay in the hunt for a place in the summit clash, Sardar Singh and his men have no option but to beat Argentina tomorrow.
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Madrid, Jul 1 (IANS): Vicente del Bosque has said that he will step down as head coach of Spain’s football team after a glorious eight-year run that included triumphs in the 2008 and 2012 European Championships and the 2010
World Cup. “Without a doubt, I do not intend to continue as coach,” Efe quoted del Bosque as saying Radio Nacional de España. “It’s a matter we have been dealing with for some time. The decision is made.” Del Bosque denied, however, that he discussed the issue this week with Spanish football federation chief Angel Maria Villar. Noting that he remains under contract with the federation until July 31, he said he went to the team’s headquarters on Thursday as usual. Spain’s bid for a third consecutive Euro title was cut short on Monday, when La Roja lost 0-2 to Italy in the round of 16. “I have tried to manage
this issue with discretion because we are engaged in an enterprise and that must be respected. But it was a decision made in advance. However the European (championship) came out, it was decided,” Del Bosque said Thursday. Making no effor t to conceal his irritation, the coach repudiated media accounts that said he was leaving because he no longer felt up to the job. “Someone has attempted to muddle everything and create quarrels -- with I don’t know what intention -- to discredit me and I don’t know why,” the 65-year-old said. The coach reminded listeners that he had always acknowledged it would be very difficult for Spain to win a third straight European title.
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Manchester, Jul 1 (IANS): English football giants Manchester City on Friday announced the signing of Spanish forward Nolito on a four-year deal from La Liga side Celta Vigo. The 29-year-old has spent the last three seasons with Celta, scoring 39 goals in 103 appearances. He had a release clause of around $18.3 million. “I’ll tr y to bring as much as I possibly can. I’ll do everything that the manager asks of me, try my absolute best and do everything I can to try to repeat the form I’ve shown throughout my career at various clubs,” Nolito was quoted as saying by the City website. “It’s just about trying to play my normal game and let’s hope that I can help Manchester City to win games. “I think that Pe p Guardiola is one of the best managers in the world. He knows a lot about the game and he’s going to help me progress as a player and I’m sure he’ll get the best out of me.” He becomes City’s second signing under Guardiola this summer -- the first being Ger man midfielder Ilkay Gundogan from Bor ussia Dortmund. Nolito also plied his trade under Guardiola during his time at Barcelona B. He was with the Catalans’ B side from 2008 to 2011. The Spaniard can also play as a winger and began his career with Écija Balompié. He later moved to Barcelona B who who had just been promoted to the second tier of La Liga. During his stay at Barcelona B he scored 29 goals in 106 appearances before being promoted to the senior team under Guardiola, making five appearances in the 2010/11 campaign.
YEMHI MEMORIAL COLLEGE DIMAPUR INFORMATION
1. Students of YMC are hereby informed that YMCSU Election which was to be held on 30th June, 2016 has been postponed and rescheduled on 2nd July (Saturday), 2016 from 11:00 A.M to 2:00 P.M, due to closure of the institutions on 30th June and 1st July. 2. 4th and 6th Semester B.A and B.Com Marksheet and Registration receipts also will be issued from 10:00 A.M to 2:00 P.M. Principal # 03862-248814 (O)/9856001289 (M) DP-4048
M. Temjen Chairman Aonokpu Village Council
Alem Jamir Secretary Aonokpu Village Council
This is to inform all the Alumni Students of Immanuel College (formerly Kilenkaba Memorial College) that there will be an Alumni Meet on 8th July 2016, at 10.00 A.M at the College Auditorium. All the office bearers and former students are requested to come and attend the programme. Come and refresh your memories. For detail information : 8014788515/9862286796
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REJOINDER (YANKHUM VILLAGE)
The undersigned seasonal chairman and secretary of Yankhum Village under Wokha district Nagaland felt it necessary to make this rejoinder to the purported declaration published by Shri. Yihamo Patton on 05th June 2016 (Nagaland Post). The said declaration made by the self styled seasonal chairman of Yankhum Village is highly condemnable. Shri. Yihamo Patton was never appointed by as seasonal Chairman by the Government nor by the bonafie residents of the Village. The Govt. had appointed Shri. Fubemo Shitiri as seasonal Chairman and Shri. Zubemo Lotha by the Government since 2009 (extended till 2017). Hence, the declaration published in Nagaland Post is misleading and undermining the authority of the government and such deliberate attempt of undermining the authority of competent Govt. with selfish interest deserve appropriate legal action. The Yankhum Village general public do not endorse to such cheap publication but shall accept the duly appointed seasonal chairman & secretary and not otherwise. Yibomo Fubemo Shitiri Head G.B. Chairman, Yankhum Village Zubemo Lotha Secretary
Pimomo Ezung G.B.
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The Peren Town Ao Union, congratulates Miss. W. Aotula Ozukum D/o Mr. & Mrs. Watimeren (Longpa) for securing 1st position in History honours in the North Eastern Hill University Shillong, Graduation Examination 2016. The Union further wishes her the best in her future endeavours. Bendang Longchar President P.T.A.U
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Nihokhu Baptist Akukuhou no Atsala 5th July 2016 Ayi 9:00 Inaqhe, kihelo alokivishi Amalimi, Amulimi, aghami tughalomi eno aghami service kishimi kumtsu ghenguno tuluni ghulhu kutotsu anike opelono okimi/ onipu sasu ighino Akukuhomi-u kukumugha ighilu penike okusu ani.
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MERANGKONG STUDENTS’ UNION KOHIMA STUDY TOUR
Merangkong Students’ Union Kohima organize a study tour with the theme “Cultural hike & Go Green” to Merangkong Village from 23rd – 25th June, 2016, with an objective to learn more about the history of Merangkong village.
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Photo from top to bottom : 1. MSUK members along with Village council & Merangkong village student members. 2. Menji Long. 3. Longi Tsupu. 4. MSUK members planting trees.
Yuliya Stepanova
PARIS, Jul 1 (Agencies): Once-banned Russian doping whistleblower Yuliya Stepanova has been declared eligible to compete at the Rio Olympics under a neutral flag, the IAAF said on Friday. The International Association of Athletics Fe d e r a t i o n s ( I A A F ) said Ste panova “is now eligible to compete in International Competitions as an independent neutral athlete”. Stepanova, a 29-yearold runner who specialises in the 800 metres, can also compete in the European Championships in Amsterdam from July 6-10. The IAAF Doping Review Board “unanimously accepted the application of Yuliya Stepanova ... as someone having made a truly exceptional contribution to the protection and promotion of clean athletes, fair play and the integrity and authenticity of the sport”. Her participation in the Games from August 5-21 is subject to formal approval by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). The IAAF said it has received more than 80 applications from Russian athletes seeking exceptional eligibility to compete in
an individual capacity in Rio despite their country’s suspension for state-sponsored doping. Russian pole vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva applied on Thursday to compete following world champion hurdler Sergey Shubenkov and long jumper Daria Klishina. The IAAF decided last month to maintain the ban on Russian track and field competitors in Rio after findings of drug test violations, including ignored positive and altered test results. But the IAAF left the door ajar and clean athletes can still compete in Rio if they can prove they have not been tainted by the disgraced Russian system. Stepanova received a two-year ban from the IAAF in 2013 after abnormalities showed up in her biological passport. In 2014, she and her husband Vitaly Stepanov, who had worked at the Russian AntiDoping Agency (RUSADA), appeared in a German television documentar y, claiming widespread doping fraud in the Russian sports system. The Stepanovs alleged that officials within the nowdisgraced Russian athletics federation supplied banned substances in exchange for 5% of an athlete’s earnings. Officials, they said, also worked closely with antidoping officers to falsify or keep quiet tests. Stepanova added that it was also common for Russian athletes training outside of Russia to avoid out-of-competition testing by using false names. Following the startling revelations, Stepanova left Russia for Germany with her husband and then eight-monthold son. They have since settled in the United States.
TULUNI GHULHU KUKUSU
NOTICE All citizens of Aonokpu Village are hereby informed that till such time the Village Council calls for a Senso Mongdang (Meeting), nobody is allowed to use the name of Aonokpu Senso Mongdang/Telongjem without the permission of the Village Council. Anybody found violating the order shall be dealt with appropriate action.
With immense joy and honour, the Losami Gazetted Officers' Forum (LGOF) extend our heartiest congratulations to the following members on their achievements :1. Dr. Kewecho Akami - On his completion of MBBS course and subsequent appointment as Junior Resident Doctor at NEIGRIHMS, Shillong. 2. Mr. Kekhwezo Kepfo - On his promotion as Joint Secretary, Nagaland Civil Secretariat, Finance Department, Kohima. The Forum further prays that Almighty God continue to bless them in their future endeavours. Convenor Losami Gazetted Officers' Forum (LGOF)
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Geneva, Jul 1 (IANS): A quartet of Russian rowers has been disqualified from taking part in the 2016 Summer Olympic Games after one of the members, Sergei Fedorovtsev, tested positive for banned drug Trimetazidine, the World Rowing Federation FISA announced on Friday. “The World Rowing Federation, FISA, advises that the Russian men’s quadruple sculls is to be disqualified due to a doping violation,” the statement from FISA said. “On May 17, 2016, rower Sergei Fedorovtsev provided a urine sample at an out-ofcompetition test conducted by the Russian Anti-Doping Agency,” the statement said. Fedorovtsev was a member of the Russian men’s quadruple sculls that qualified for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games at the Final Olympic Qualification Regatta on May 24, 2016 in Lucerne, Switzerland, reports Tass. Fedorovtsev, 36, is the 2004 Athens Olympic Games gold medallist and two-time European champion. “On June 30, 2016, the B sample was opened in the presence of the rower and the subsequent analysis confirmed the result of the A sample,” FISA reported. “The Olympic qualification place for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games earned by the Russian men’s quadruple sculls on May 24, 2016 is hereby withdrawn.”.
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The office of Lion’s Club Longsa Mkg takes immense pleasure in felicitating Mr. T. Yangersemba S/o N. Toshilemba Jamir for bringing laurels to the club and inspiring the students’ community in general by securing 1 st position in B.Sc Mathematics with SGPA 6.45 under Nagaland University 2016. The Club further wishes him success in all his future endeavors. L. Lanutushi Jamir President
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, July 2, 2016
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ATO AREA GB'S ASSOCIATION H.Q. NIHOKHU NIULAND SUB-DIVISION, NAGALAND SUSPENSION ORDER The Judicial Board and Advisors of Ato Area GBs Association (AAGBA) held a meeting on 29th June' 2016 wherein 12 (twelve) members namely (1) Shikavi Zhimo (Hd. GB) Chairman, (2) Hokishe Jimo (GB) Secretary, (3) Yesukha (GB) VP, (4) Vikato (GB) AGS, (5) Ghosuho Zhimomi, Advisor (6) Hovito (Hd. GB) Member, (7) Hozheto (GB) Member, (8) Heyito (GB) Member (9) Sheyipu (Hd. GB) Info & Pub. Secy., (10) Katoshe (GB) Treasurer (11) Hetozu (GB) Member and (2) Inakhu (GB) Member were attended and after prolonged deliberation the house unanimously suspended/exiled Shri. Hetoyi Head G.B of S. Hetoyi Village under Ato Area Villages for 5 (five) years terms due to non-compliance/denial with the directive orders of AAGBA. AAGBA hereby request all concerned for not dealing/ entertaining with the said suspended Head GB and his village.
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Portugal beat Poland to enter Euro semis
Cristiano Ronaldo (C) celebrates with his teammates Pepe and Jose Fonte at the end of the Euro 2016 quarterfinal soccer match between Poland on Thursday. (AP/PTI) Marseille, Jul 1 (IANS): Portugal beat Poland 5-3 via a penalty shoot-out to reach the semi-finals of the European football championships after the two sides were deadlocked at 1-1 after the extra time here. During the penalty kicks on Friday, Poland won the coin toss, but opted to let Portugal shoot first. Cristiano Ronaldo became the first player to step
into the box and made no mistake by sending the keeper the wrong way, reports Efe. The sides were even through three kicks and Nani delivered the fourth for Portugal before Portuguese goalkeeper Rui Patricio stopped star midfielder Jakub Blaszczykowski to put his side ahead 4-3. Ricardo Quaresma then converted to make it 5-3.
Next up for Portugal will be the winner of Friday’s quarter-final between host nation France and dark horse Wales. Portugal have become the first team to reach a European Championship semi-finals without winning a game in 90 minutes. They collected three draws from group stage and eliminated Slovakia with a last minute goal from Quaresma
in the extra time in the round of 16. This is the fifth time Portugal have reached the semi-finals in their seven appearances. At the start of the match, the Poles took a 1-0 lead in the second minute as Kamil Grosicki broke free down the left side and delivered a cross to Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski, who fired the ball into
the net for his first goal of the tournament. Falling behind early rattled Portugal, whose first shot on goal came shortly before the half-hour mark, a weak effort from Real Madrid superstar Ronaldo that created no problems for Poland keeper Lukasz Fabianski. But of instead of moving in for the kill, the Polish squad retreated to wait for a chance on the counter-attack or a random deep ball to Lewandowski. Po r t u g a l g r a d u a l ly worked their way back into the match. Three minutes after the referee failed to call Poland’s Michal Pazdan for a foul on Ronaldo, the teenage Renato Sanches equalised for Portugal in the 33rd minute. Sanchez, who will be joining Lewandowski at Bayern in August after being snapped with a fee of 35 million euros, beat Fabianski with help from a deflection after taking a fine pass from Nani. The pace slowed considerably in the second half and both sides went into safetymode in the closing minutes of regulation. Nani and Poland’s Arkadiusz Milik had chances in the first overtime, but the most exciting moment of the second overtime was when a fan rushed onto the pitch and tried to embrace Portuguese captain Ronaldo. After which the penalty shoot-out followed and as did Portugal’s win.
Del Potro knocks out fourth seed Wawrinka del Potro’s first win against a Top 5 player in the Emirates ATP Rankings since he defeated Rafael Nadal at the ATP World Tour Masters 1000 event in Shanghai three years ago. Del Potro was making his return to the lawn of the All England Club after a two-year absence, having missed the event in 2014 and 2015 due to wrist injury. In his most recent trip to Wimbledon in 2013, he reached the semi-finals. The Argentine, the 2009 US Open champion, came into the tournament unseeded. The luck of the draw set up the second-round clash against Wawrinka, a two-time Del Potro returns a shot to Wawrinka during their Grand Slam champion who second round match on Friday. had made the quarter-finals LONDON, Jul 1 (Agen- Wawrinka 3-6, 6-3, 7-6(2), the past two years. The Swiss began the cies): Juan Martin del Potro 6-3 in the second round of knocked out No. 4 seed Stan Wimbledon on Friday. It was match on the front foot, using
his heavy ground strokes to target del Potro’s backhand wing. Wawrinka totaled 47 winners to his opponent’s 23. Del Potro stemmed the tide with precision serving, landing 75 per cent of first serves through the end of the third set. In the third-set tie-break, he used his skidding backhand slice to test Wawrinka’s patience and earned a commanding lead by sweeping the last five points. In the fourth set, del Potro continued to apply pressure on the Wawrinka serve, breaking in the eighth game and serving out the win on his first match point after two hours and 50 minutes. Wawrinka has reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals in the past two years, but suffered four consecutive first or second-round exits between 2010 and 2013.
Cricket in 2024 Olympics if Rome wins hosting bid Edinburgh, Jul 1 (PTI): Cricket will be part of the 2024 Olympics if Rome wins the bid to host the mega event, Italian cricket board chief Simone Gambino has said. Gambino’s comments coincided with the ongoing ICC Annual Conference here. “If Rome hosts the Olympics, cricket will be included. “We have had a firm commitment from the organising committee,” Gambino, president of the Federazione Cricket Italiana (FCI), was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo. Rome is bidding to host the 2024 Summer Games alongside Paris, Los Angeles and Budapest. The host city will have the opportunity to add five sports to the Olympics provided they fall under the regulations. If Rome does end up hosting the Games, the most likely location for cricket would be Bologna, where
World Cricket League Division Four matches were held in 2010. Amongst other issues discussed at the at the ICC Conference, Saudi Arabia was inducted as the 39th Associate member while the world body ratified the suspensions of USA Cricket Association (USACA) and the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN). It was also decided that an ICC delegation will visit the suspended nations in the near future. “Both Nepal and the US are important Members of the ICC as they have tremendous talent and potential,” ICC chairman Shashank Manohar said. “The ICC, as part of its game and market development strategy, will continue to provide the countries with as much support as possible so that they can put in place good governance and cricket structures,” he added.
Mary Kom to be part of Vijender’s title fight
New Delhi, Jul 1 (PTI): Five times World Champion and Olympic bronze medallist boxer MC Mary Kom will be part of Vijender Singh’s bout for the WBO Super Middle-weight Asia Pacific Championship Title, to be held at the Thyagaraj Stadium here on July 16. Mary Kom will organise a special bout for her boxing foundation in the undercards of Vijender Singh. In this bout, two female boxers of her foundation will participate in a three round contest. Commenting on this association Mary Kom said: “I am really excited to be part of Vijender s first title fight. This biggest ever professional boxing show will give big boost to Indian Pro boxing and I am sure this will attract more and more young kids to start playing boxing as a sport. Two female boxers of my foundation will be part of the undercard fight. I would like to wish goodluck to my dear brother Vijender Singh and will be there in Delhi to cheer him.” Welcoming Mary Kom s association with his bout, Vijender said: “I welcome my sister MC Mary Kom for being part of my title bout. I am sure boxing fans will enjoy the undercard fight of women boxers from Mary Kom foundation.” Printed, Published and Edited by Geoffrey Yaden at G.M. Printers, Circular Rd. Dimapur-797112. Ph: Desk 248489, Fax: 225366, e-mail-npdesk@gmail.com, nagapost@rediffmail.com. Adm.& Advertisement :248267 Fax: 248500 e-mail-npostadvt@yahoo.com Kohima: 2290567, R.N. 40978/90 RN/NE 707 K Y M C
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