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Vol XXVI No. 205

BJP trying to impose ‘Hindu rashtra’, says MIM chief Owaisi

DIMAPUR sunday, july 3, 2016

Dhaka cafe attack: 20 killed,13 rescued ISIS CLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY- 9 Italian, 7 Japanese, 1 IndiaN dead

Rajouri lad pleads guilty of killing Nagaland youth JAMMU, JUL 2 (AGENCIES): A 20-year-old Rajouri youth on Saturday confessed to killing a Nagaland resident to steal his cellphone, police said.

According to reports, the accused, identified as Rajan Sharma, son of Vijay Kumar, resident of Makana near Sunderbani told police that he hit the victim with a heavy stone and fled with his mobile phone, cash and wallet containing four ATM cards.

“Initially, we were groping in darkness but then we decided to track the movement of all those notorious locals who were present in the area on the day of the murder,” said a senior police officer.

“It was found that a 20year-old boy working in an ice factory was seen near the bar on the day of incident but was missing since.”

He said that police managed to trace this boy yesterday who was put to questioning and he confessed to his crime.

“He said the motive behind the murder was to steal the mobile phone, cash and wallet of the victim,” the officer added.

Weapon of the offence besides cash, cellphone and wallet have been recovered, he added.

The Nagaland man, identified as Jisietho, who was working with a private telecom company was found murdered near cremation ground Sunderbani on June 23.

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“That fellow lacks driving etiquette. He doesn’t know how to drive in flooded roads.”

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Late Isak laid to rest at Chishilimi K.V.Nurumi

CHISHILIMI (PUGHOBOTO), JUL 2 (NPN): Assu (as popularly known among the Sumis) Isak Chishi Swu returned to his native village after 53 long years in Naga political movement, only for the second time, the first in 2012, but this time, only for his mortal remains to be buried here as he had desired.

Late Swu was accorded rich and glorious tribute, befitting an honour and respect by the Sumi frontal organisations under the aegis of Sumi Hoho, which lasted for over five hours and attended by several thousands of Sumis from all walks of life. Bidding adieu to his long time companion and associate, NSCN (I-M) general secretary Th. Muivah said that under the leadership of late Isak Swu, Nagas had accomplished three most decisive issues, what other leaders in the past could not achieve.

Firstly, Muivah recalled that it was through Swu’s unceasing faith in “Jehovah” that both India and Nagas realised the futility of hostility and resolved to settle the IndoNaga issue through political dialogues. Secondly, he said that the Indians recognised the unique status of the Nagas and thirdly, both Indians and Nagas came to a conclusion that both were separate entities whose “sovereign rights need to be respected for peaceful coexistence.”

“When the Indians have admitted the sovereign rights of the Nagas is still with the

Sumi organizations frontal leaders seen carrying the coffin. (NP)

people during Isak’s time as chairman, why do we still doubt?” questioned the NSCN (I-M) ato kilonser and further challenged the present generation to carry forward the torch of truth as done so by his old comrade. NSCN(I-M) vicechairman “gen” (retd) Kholi Konyak made a clarion call to all the Naga political groups and leaders to carry forward the legacy left behind by late Swu stating that only through unity, will peace and solution be brought about.

Convenor, NSCN (I-M) steering committee, Qhevihe Chishi recalled how the late Naga leader asked his comrades to follow the path of truth and stand firm to truth.

He said the life of late Swu was “great,” “magnificent” and “immeasurable.”

Representatives from Chakesang Public Organisation (CPO), Chozuba Range Village Organisation, Adhoc Council Chozuba and Dzulhami village attended the funeral service and paid floral

tributes to the late Naga leader.

CPO had opted to attend the last rites of late Isak Chishi Swu at his native place to show solidarity of “brotherhood” among the Sumis and the Chakesangs. Representatives from the Yimchungru Tribal Council were also present and paid floral and expressed condolences to the bereaved family. Several condolence messages from various organisations and groups were read out by SH, general secretary, Vihuto Asumi.

CPO president Kekhwengulo Lea described late Swu as a selfless and true patriotic leader who had given his life for the “nation.” He hoped that the spirit of patriotism as exemplified by Isak Chishi Swu will continue. Sumi Hoho president, Toniho Yepthomi recollected his meetings with late Isak Chishi Swu in the recent past and how the late Naga leader had envisioned bringing about “solution” for the Nagas.

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NRMSATA serves 7-day 7th PC: 33 lakh govt employees threaten to go on strike ultimatum on DoSE

CU, CSU ultimatum on power deptt by Saksi ward

(L) A wounded personnel being taken away to safety by his colleagues during a gun-fight on Saturday wee hours. (R) Bangladeshi army personnel head for the final assault on Saturday.

DHAKA, JUL 2 (AGENCIES): Twenty foreigners were brutally hacked to death

by ISIS militants inside a restaurant popular with expatriates here in the high-security diplomatic zone before commandos launched an assault today killing six attackers and capturing one alive, ending Bangladesh’s worst terror attack. The army rescued 13 people, officials said.

Heavily armed militants chanting “Allahu Akbar” asked their hostages to recite Quranic verses to know who among them were Muslims.

Others were hacked to death, according to one of the many eyewitness accounts of the gory Bangladesh carnage that has shocked the world.

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father of a hostage said the militants who stormed the Holey Artisan Bakery, a popular hangout for foreigners in the high-security and affluent Gulshan diplomatic zone of the Bangladesh capital, performed a religion identity check on their captives and asked them to recite the Quran.

Those who recited verses from the holy Muslim book were spared, the daily said.

“The others were tortured by the gunmen,” said Rezaul Karim, father of one of the hostages Hasnat Karim.

Director of Military Operations Brig. Nayeem Ashfaq Chowdhury said the militants slaughtered 20 hostages before the joint operation led by the armed forces began. Most of those killed were found with

DIMAPUR, JUL 2 (NPN): Nagaland RMSA Teachers Association (NRMSATA) 2015-16, at an executive meeting along with all the district conveners, have resolved to serve a 7-day ultimatum on the department of school education (RMSA), to release the pending salary.

In a press release, NRMSATA president Renbemo L Patton and general secretary Kezhothito Keyho expressed dismay that despite enough reminders through open letters, representations, executive meeting with the mission director etc, the department turned a deaf ear to their plea.

Therefore, they said it has become almost impossible to endure for such a long period to carry on their noble job for nearly half a year with empty stomach. While welcoming education minister’s plan to introduce a bio-metric attendance in the school, cash payment of salary etc, the forum, however, asserted that it was like putting the cart before

their throat slit, he added.

“Army Para commando Unit-1 led the operation and killed six terrorists within 13 minutes,” Chowdhury told reporters. The mission codenamed ‘Operation Thunderbolt’ was launched after the Prime Minister ordered the army to intervene to end the hostage crisis, he said.

Two senior police officers were also killed in the gun battle that began Friday night.

He said the bodies of the victims were recovered during a search in the Holey Artisan Bakery compound after the operation. The bodies were shifted to the Combined Military Hospital morgue for autopsy to confirm their identity.

Gunshots and sounds of explosion rocked the area at 7:40 a.m (local time) as

the horse. Instead, the forum said the minister should first view the primary needs of the teachers, like regularization of salary, as the top most priority. “Timely payment of salary will automatically motivate the teachers in transiting their duties more promptly, instead of imposing a draconian law on teachers,” they said.

The forum said it was “very disheartening” and made one to ponder as to why those employed under central flagship programme had to “keep on pestering the concern department for the release of salary every now and then.”

Meanwhile, the forum has warned that failure to address the grievance within the stipulated period would force the RMSA teachers to take own course of action.

“There is every possibility for the RMSA teachers to apply the policy of ‘no pay no work’,” they said, adding that incumbent teachers would not be held responsible for any negative outcomes.

security forces launched the final assault to end the siege.

Minutes later, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina announced the end of siege and said security forces “successfully” wrapped up their operation, freeing 13 hostages after killing six terrorists and capturing one militant at the Spanish cafe.

“It was an extremely heinous act. What kind of Muslims are these people? They don’t have any religion,” she said in a televised speech, referring to the terrorists. “They (gunmen) defied the call of Ramadan’s tarabi (special evening) prayers and went to kill people...The way they killed people is intolerable. They don’t have any religion...terrorism is their religion,” said Hasina, with Army chief General

NEW DELHI, JUL 2 (IANS): With widespread resentment against the “meagre” pay hike announced in the 7th Pay Commission, as many as 33 lakh central government employees are threatening to go on strike from July 11.

“They have fixed the minimum wage at a meagre Rs 18,000 in the 7th Pay Commission. In the last Pay Commission, the basic pay was Rs 7,000. They multiplied it by 2.57 (fitment formula) and came to Rs 18,000. We are demanding 3.68 fitment formula,” Shivgopal Mishra, General Secretary, All India Railway Men Federation and Convenor of National Joint Council of Action (NJCA), told IANS. NJCA is a front formed by six gover nment staff unions, including Confederation of Central Government Employees (CCGE), All India Defence Employee Federation and National Coordination Committee of Pensioners Association, to oppose the hikes given by the 7th Pay Commission.

Abu Belal Muhammad Shafiul Huq by her side.

“I thank Allah as we could destroy the terrorists and rescue the hostages,” Hasina said, adding that “none of the terrorists could flee the scene, six of them were killed on the spot and one was captured alive.” Hasina vowed to do everything to “uproot the militants and violent extremists” from Bangladesh. Hasina announced two days of national mourning in wake of the deadly attack.

Islamic State g roup claimed responsibility for the attack through its Amaq news agency, nearly four hours after the hostage crisis unfolded, according to the US-based SITE Intelligence group, which monitors jihadist activity online.

“As many as 33 lakh government employees, excluding the defence personnel, will go on strike if we do not get some kind of assurance from the government to reconsider the decision. The major contention is on the minimum wage, which we are demanding to be Rs 26,000,” K.K.N. Kutty, President of CCGE and general secretary of national coordination committee of pensioners association, told IANS. “We had a meeting with a group of ministers, including the Home Minister (Rajnath Singh), Finance Minister (Arun Jaitley) and Railway Minister (Suresh Prabhu) on the evening of June 30. They said it will be considered and will be referred to some committee,” said Mishra.

“We are waiting to hear back on this from the government by July 4 evening or July 5. In our meeting, it was only a verbal commitment. If the government gives us specific details like which committee will review, etc. then we will defer the strike. We have a meeting on July 5 to decide on

the strike,” Kutty said.

“We had met the government on June 9, and suggested various improvements in the 7th Pay Commission’s recommendations. But the government has not given any heed to whatever improvements we had proposed. They have given same hike as suggested by 7th Pay Commission,” C. Srikumar, General Secretary, All India Defence Employees Federation, told IANS. Srikumar contends that the prices of essential commodities considered by the Seventh Pay Commission itself were faulty, which has resulted in the meagre rise.

“Price considered of essential commodities by pay commission is not right. They have taken dal price at Rs 97.

Where do you get dal for Rs 97?” he said.

The NJCA is also demanding for the withdrawal of the new national pension scheme (NPS), which came into effect from October 2004.

“A lady employee, who got the job after her husband’s death, retired after 12 years of

service. She comes under the new NPS scheme as she joined service after 2004. She gets Rs 960 pension per month,” Srikumar said.

However while the fate of the strike is still unknown, a central government junior staffer on the condition of anonymity told IANS: “I don’t think much will come out of the strike. The only thing the government might do is increase the allowances slightly, that’s it.”

The Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS), affiliated to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the parent body of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, has also expressed its “dissatisfaction” at the 7th Pay Commission’s recommendations.

“A huge gap has been created between the minimum and the maximum wage after the government approved the Seventh Pay Commission Report’s recommendation,” BMS general secretary Virjesh Upadhyay told IANS earlier.

However, BMS is not expected to go on strike as it is not a part of the NJCA.

KABA conduct mass cleanliness drive in Kohima Health ministry asks states Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 2 (NPN): With a vision to see a “greener and cleaner Kohima town”, the Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo’s (KABA) Creating Awareness for Restoration of Environment (CARE) organised a cleanliness drive from Lerie colony to High School area Kohima on Saturday in lieu with the ongoing project on beautification of pedestrian foot over bridges in Kohima town, supported by the Kohima Municipal Council.

Each of the seven fellowships under KABA was specifically assigned to clean an area.

The KABA CARE committee comprising leaders from respective fellowships monitored the cleanliness drive. Trash bags and sanitary gloves were distributed to all the volunteers before the drive.

Speaking to the media persons on the sidelines of the cleanliness drive, KABA Youth director Tiatoshi Longkumer said at a time when the global community was focussed

on Sustainable Development goals, access to quality sanitation was one of the key.

KABA CARE urged upon every citizen keep their surroundings clean in order to make Kohima, a greener and tidier capital. Convener of KABA CARE Lipoksungkum Imsong expressed the hope that such initiative would take Kohima a step forward towards achieving the Smart City tag.

The organizers said that the objective was to keep the city streets clean and at the same time create awareness among the denizens of Kohima, “about the dire need to sustain our future through greener means”. It may be mentioned that KABA CARE cleanliness drives coincided with the cleanliness drive organized by Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang (ABAM) Youth department in all the Ao Baptist churches under ABAM in the wake of ABAM Youth Sunday and also the NBCC youth day of prayer which would be obMembers cleaning drainage during KABA social work served on July 3 in all churches in Kohima town on Saturday. under ABAM.

to cap prices of dengue tests

NEW DELHI, JUL 2 (AGENCIES): To protect patients from being overcharged by private laboratories and hospitals, the health ministry has asked all states to cap prices of dengue tests.

The decision was taken in a review meeting headed by health minister JP Nadda on Friday to assess the preparedness and measures taken by the Centre as well as states to tackle the outbreak of dengue.

“We have issued advisories to all states asking them to cap prices of tests at private labs so that a reasonable amount is charged from people,” Nadda told TOI after the meeting. He said, most states including Delhi government have assured of appropriate measures to take care of public interest.

This year, a total of 5605 dengue cases and six deaths have been reported till May from across the country, according to latest data from the Directorate General of

Health Services. Nearly 30 cases of dengue have been reported in the national capital with 15 of them in the month of June.

However, with the onset of monsoon the number of cases of the vector borne disease is expected to go up.

Last year, over one lakh cases of dengue were reported from across the country, whereas the death toll cross 250. Delhi had suffered the worst last year with the official data recording 60 deaths from the disease, a drastic increase from merely three deaths in 2014. In 2015, nearly 16,000 dengue cases were reported from Delhi, while Maharashtra, Punjab and Kerala also witnessed a significant rise in the number.

As a proactive measure, the health ministry has already issued eight advisories this year since January cautioning states against an outbreak and directing them to take adequate measures to tackle the disease burden.

DIMAPUR, JUL 1 (NPN): Chang Union (CU) and Chang Students’ Union (CSU) of Saksi NAP sector 13th ward have supported the ultimatum served on the power department to install of 33 KV transformer on or before July 7, 2016 by Saksi NAP sector 13th ward public, Tuensang.

In a joint press release, CU Saki president H.Wongto Chang and CSU Saki president Nato Y. Chang alleged that the public have suffered enough without electricity for more than three months but the department turned a deaf ear to their numerous appeals.

Reaffirming that they strongly supported the ultimatum, the two bodies said that inability of the power department to replace the damaged transformer for a long period was beyond tolerable limit.

They cautioned that the public could not hold any more patience if department failed to install the transformer.

Oil adulteration racket: JCF backs ACAUT demands

DIMAPUR, Jul 2 (NPN): Joint Council Forum (JCF) of Dubagaon, Ekarani Pathar, Eralibill, K. Holohon Colony, and Aoyimti Villages (DEEHA) have “strongly” endorsed the demands of ACAUT Nagaland in connection with the raid on fuel adulteration racket jointly carried out by the ACAUT along with the police and district administration on June 27 in Dimapur and Chumoukedima.

In a press release, DEEHA joint council forum chairman, N.Meren Yaden and general secretary, V. Shekishe Achumi, appealed to the responsible authority to immediately consider ACAUT demands so as to reassure and instill faith in the minds of the common people.

The JCF also condemned the illegal practices of some kingpins who were allegedly running several fuel stations in and around Dimapur and other districts.

2-day NLA session from July 12

DIMAPUR, JUL 2 (NPN): A two-day twelfth session of the twelfth Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) would commence from July 12, 2016.

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WEATHER FORECAST July 3

(Temperature in ºC)

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Agartala Rain and a thunderstorm

32 26

Periods of rain

25 21

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Guwahati Cloudy with a thunderstorm 29 25 Imphal

Cloudy with a t-storm or two 27 22

Itanagar Not as warm with a t-storm

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Tuensang A shower and t-storm around 21 17 Wokha

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Zunheboto Thunderstorms

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(3-L): Kiyanilie Peseyie along with KROS College staff and students after the programme.

DIMAPUR: Minister for social welfare & security, parliamentary affairs, Kiyanilie Peseyie said students should be given space and opportunities to excel in different fields.

He said this while addressing the students at the freshers’ day celebration of KROS College, Leirie Kohima at the College Auditorium, Saturday.

Kiyanilie also high-

lighted on the need to give priorities to the students so that they could outrival in different aspects of life. He also advised the students that possessing good attitude was as necessary as hard work.

Stressing on the need to let the students venture out, he said exposure to the outside world have become a necessity keeping the job scenario in the state.

In her address, KROS College principal Imsuinla Imti highlighted the achievements of the college in the recent university examination.

She affirmed that the college was committed to nurturing each student’s potential, to excellence of educational delivery, to assisting students to exercise genuine respect for others, to develop healthy relationships and to

become responsible citizens.

In the programme, senior students presented songs which passed the message of being a good student and a good human being in the society and cultural dance was presented by the Krosian cultural troop. The function began with a prayer and concluded by showcasing fine talent in different styles of music, dance and speeches.

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‘Haraka cultural hall’ inaugurated at Jalukie town DIMAPUR: A “Haraka cultural hall” constructed by 18th Assam Rifle, Jalukie under “Operation on Sadhavan 2015-2016” was inaugurated at “Haraka Temple” premises, Jalukie Town on June 27.

A press release by “Haraka Council” Jalukie Town Nagaland stated that CO 18th Assam Rifle, Prasad Gorpade inaugurated the cultural hall as chief guest who stressed on the importance of culture and identify and urged the gathering to “make good use of it”.

The release stated that guest of honour former deputy speaker Zeliangrong Baudi, Nagaland, D. Abraham also encouraged the youth not to go astray from the path of their forefather. Also speaking at the programme, Tasile Zeliang highlighted the important role of “Haraka” in preserving and keeping alive the rich Zeliangrong culture.

The inaugural function began with prayer by “Haraka priest” followed by welcome speech by Diralung. Student of Haraka Vidya Bharati School, Jalukie also entertained the gathering with a melodious patriotic song and cultural dances. Zeliangrong Haraka Association NE, secretary Bamy Hau and president Zeliangrong Haraka youth NE, Ramjehang were also present at the function.

The function ended with vote of thanks delivered by Hainbaing.

Financial literacy camp conducted in Kohima

One of the speakers brief the gathering at FLC.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Co-operative Bank Ltd. Kohima main branch organized financial literacy camp on June 29 at the branch premises, supported by FIF and managed by NABARD. AGM RBI O. Marchang from Guwahati in his introductory speech explained about the role and functions of RBI including measures taken for financial inclusion and currency management, he also apprised the participants to approach the branch or the complaint redressal mechanism under the banking ombudsman scheme and cautioned the participants not to fall prey to false e-mails /sms offering prizes to dupe public hard earned money.

Concept of JLG was highlighted by branch manager Kohima Main, Vizo

Kere, who challenged both the young entrepreneurs & the participants to be sincere and dedicated in their works in order to elevate their business and to approach the bank and avail credit facilities for expansion of their projects.

A G M N A B A R D, Bendang Aier informed the house that with the advancement of science and technology, opening of accounts was mandatory since the policy of direct benefit transfer has already been launched by GOI. The programme was chaired by asst. bm & I/C nodal centre Kohima, S. Kevi Hibo while manager M. L Giri gave the welcome address. Officials from RBI, NABARD and business people of Kohima attended the camp.

Phase II & III RMSA teachers news in brief NU SASRD organizes farmers training decide to work with NRMSATA BTLH informs HODs: Bhandari Town Lotha

Hoho (BTLH) has informed all the head of departments at ADC Bhandari headquarter that BTLH office bearers has decided to visit all the offices within July 6-15. All the HODs have been asked to be in station during the days.

Wokha DPDB meeting: Deputy commissioner

& vice chairman DPDB Wokha has informed that DPDB meeting for the month of July has been convened on July 12, 11 a.m. at DCs conference hall, Wokha. All the members have been asked to attend the meeting.

STHS to organize mass social work: Sumi Totimi

Hoho Sematilla (STHS) will be organizing mass social work in and around the colony on July 4. All the mothers of every tribe and caste have been requested to cooperate and reach Sematilla Council Hall at 5 a.m.

PTC meeting re-scheduled: Parents teachers com-

RMSA teachers after the emergency meeting.

DIMAPUR: RMSA teachers appointed under phase II and III have decided to work with Nagaland RMSA Teachers’ Association (NRMSATA). In this regard an emergency meeting was held on July 1 wherein two new office bearers from those selected under phase II and III, Nyambemo Patton, Temsulila were inducted to the central executives.

In a press release, NRMSATA president Renbemo L Patton and general secretary Kezhothito Keyho stated that the RMSA teachers have taken the “right decision to work under one umbrella” despite the government policy of “divide and rule” by issuing separate ap-

pointment orders to phase I under Nagaland Education Mission Society (RMSA) and phase II, III under Directorate of School Education.

It claimed that the “division” was created despite of the fact that the teachers had undergone the same pattern of examination conducted by Nagaland Education Mission Society (RMSA).

The forum then said that it was optimistic that coming together as one body would automatically have a greater impact to thwart out all the negative implication that comes on the way, so as to achieve the desired common goal.

mittee (PTC) which had been fixed on July 3 has been re-scheduled to July 4, 11:30 a.m. at JNV complex Chukitong. All parents have been requested to bring their ward along with membership fees (2015-16) on the said date without fail, stern action would be taken on absentees stated the committee.

CBCMH Kma worship concert: Chakhesang

Baptist Church Minister’s Hill Kohima youth department would be organising a worship concert “A New Halleluyah” in commemoration of the NBCC youth day of prayer on July 3, 4:30 p.m. at CBCMH Kohima.

CGOA general session: Chakhesang Gazetted Officers’ Association (CGOA) 19th general session has been convened on July 6, 10 a.m. with MP (Rajya Sabha) K.G. Kenye as the speaker. All members of the CGOA have been informed to attend the sessions.

Farmers, officials and others after AICRP NU:SASRD farmers training.

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.

Organizations, individual condole the demise of Isak Chishi Swu DIMAPUR: Organizations and individuals from various parts of the state and outside have condole the demise of NSCN/GPRN chairman late Isak Chishi Swu. RNPC: Rengma Naga Peoples’ Council (RNPC) of Assam has expressed great shock at the passing of late Isak Chishi Swu. In the condolences message, RNPC said late Isak Chishi Swu was a god fearing leader and Naga freedom fighter, who lived and worked for the interest of all Naga peoples living entire North Eastern state of India. RNPC further conveyed condolences to the members of the bereaved family and prayed that almighty god grant them with peace at the time bereavement.

BJYM Zbto: Bharatiya Janata Party Yuva Morcha (BJYM) Zunheboto district in a condolence message stated that late Asu Isak Chishi Swu was a true great patriotic leader who had devoted his entire life for Naga political cause of sovereign Naga nation and lived an exemplary life. It said visionary leader like Isak Chishi Swu was an eye opener to the younger generation and undisputed leader in the history of Naga political struggle.

BJYM Zunheboto district has conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest

in peace.

SRSD: Shri Ramakrishna Society Dimapur (SRSD) members have expressed deep and heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message SRSD members stated that Isak Chishi Swu will be remembered by one and all for his fatherly nature and his dynamic leadership. SRSD members further prayed that Isak Chishi Swu heavenly soul rest in eternal peace.

KTSU: Kuhuboto Town Students Union (KTSU) Dimapur has mourned the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, KTSU stated that Isak Chishi Swu departure has created a great vacuum leaving we, Nagas in the unknown however KTSU believed that his blessings will pave a way for us in creating bright future.

KTSU further prayed that his soul find solace in the arms of our almighty god and joins the bereaved family in their times of grief and sorrow.

NPF women central: Naga People’s Front (NPF) Women wing central has expressed shocked to hear the demise of leader Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, women wing stated that Isak Chishi Swu was a god chosen man, dedicated and lived well and inspired

younger generation to live for good cause. NPF women central further prayed that lord grant peace and courage to eth family members and joins the family in the time of sorrow.

ZPB: Zeme Presbyterian Baudi (ZPB) New Boro, Haflong, has expressed shocked and deeply saddened on hearing the demise of respected and trustful person late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message ZPB said that Isak Chishi Swu death was un-time because the negotiation between the Nagas and the GOI for the final conclusion of the peace accord is on process.

ZPB further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family.

AZSU (AMN): All Zeliangrong Students Union Assam, Manipur & Nagaland (AZSU AMN) in a condolence message has mourned the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu, who was a committed, dedicated, courageous, God fearing and towering Naga patriotic leader. AZSU AMN stated that late Swu had contributed his best and entire life for the liberation of Nagas self determination and the younger generation of Nagas would be inspired by his contributions. AZSu (AMN) further conveys its deepest condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

ENPUC: Eastern

Nagaland Peoples Union Chumukedima (ENPUC) expressed its condolence on the dead of our Naga patriot, a person who spent his entire life for the cause of the Nagas.

ENPUC mentioned that the hardship he faced, the sweat that he shed for us would be imprinted in the hearts of the Nagas. ENPUC further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and pray for the departed soul to rest in peace.

MUM: Mao Union Mumbai (MUM) said it remembers the contributions of late Isak Chishi Swu for the Naga movement and conveys heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members.

The union prayed that the vision of late Swu be carried forward by the current and future leaders. It also prayed that the departed soul rest in peace.

KLCSU: Kohima Law College Students Union (KLCSU) in a condolence message described late Swu as a man of integrity, God fearing and visionary leader who had sacrificed his entire life for the cause of Naga nationalism. KLCSU stated that the legacy that he has left would be honoured and remembered in history by the Nagas and the nation. KLCSU also conveyed deepest condolence to the bereaved family and pray that the departed soul rest in

peace.

LNC (M): Liangmai Naga Council (M) in a condolence message expressed that it was a privilege and an honor to pay tribute to a legend and thank God that we were privileged to have had this great man as our leader. It stated that it is impossible to pay tribute to late Isak Chishi Swu without recognizing the vital role he had played. He strove always to be the best he could be, a family man, a friend, a colleague and a champion to others and in death he has given himself to us the gift of a legacy to carry forward.

LNC (M) said it mourns and share the grief along with the bereaved family- his wife, children and all ranks and files of the NSCN/GPRN and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

GSU: Gorkha Students Union Dimapur (GSUD) has mourned at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. The union further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

SAKZ: Sumi Aphuyemi Kuqhakulu Zunheboto (SAKZ) has mourned at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. SAKZ described late Swu as a true patriot who had served his entire life for the cause of the Nagas. SAKZ further conveyed condolence

to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

AOWA: All Ollo Welfare Association (AOWA) has grieved at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, AOWA described late Isak Chishi Swu as a legendary God-Father and God fearing leader in Naga National Political history, a leader who revolutionized Naga People with both politically and spiritually and a leader who spread education and the gospel in general and especially in Ollo area. The association further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

KTDSSU: Kiphire Tuensang District Sumi Students’ Union (KTDSSU) has expressed its shock on untimely demise of late Isak Chishi Swu Yaruiwo. In a condolence message, the union has describedlate Isak Chishi Swu a Legendary leader, religious, humble and dedicated man who gave his entire life for the Naga cause and the selfless sacrifices and contribution made by him will never fade in the Naga history. The union further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

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Baudi, Assam, Manipur, Nagaland (ZB AMN) has mourned at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message, ZB AMN termed late Swu entire life was dedicated for the cause of Nagas for what he believed were the fundamental rights and his influenced may be said to have been reflected in the Framework Agreement signed between the Government of India and NSCN-IM in 2015. ZB ANM further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

WSSU: Western Sumi Students’ Union (WSSU) has expressed its deepest condolence over the demise of Late Isak Chishi Swu. In a condolence message WSSU said late Swu was a dynamic leader who rendered his entire life for the good cause of the Naga nation and his death had caused a great void in the struggle for self determination of the Nagas. The union has also extended its condolence to the bereaved family during their hour of grief.

DGU: Dimapur Gorkha Union has also expressed deep shock over the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. DGU in its condolence message stated that late Swu was a leader of tallest order who inspired the nation with his extraordinary

leadership qualities.

LJP: Lok Janshakti Party Nagaland unit has expressed sadness over the demise of late Isak Chishi SWu. LJP described him as a God fearing man and spiritual leader, who advocated his whole life for the cause of the Nagas.

NERSNA: North Eastern Region Service Nepali Association (NERSNA) Kohima has expressed shock by the sudden and untimely demise of Isak Chishi Swu. The association said the great leader has left his people at the middle of the crucial journey. NERSNA on behalf of the community expressed heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family members and prayed that Almighty God bestowed strength to overcome the loss and also prayed that his soul rest in peace.

PH: Pochur y Hoho (PH), on behalf of the Pochury people in condolence message expressed sadness at for the demise of our towering figure late Isak Chishi Swu. PH stated that late Isak would be remembered in the pages of Naga history as a selfless leader who sternly dedicated his heart and soul for the rights of Nagas. PH also conveyed deepest condolence to the bereaved family and pray that almighty God grant eternal peace to the departed.

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SCHE observers ‘International Social Media Day’ Public urged to partake in

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(3-L) Joint director A Zanbemo Ngullie along with DMC administrator, Atokhe Aye (2-R) and colony leaders. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUL 2 (NPN): Taking into importance public participation in developmental activities, joint director and head of department Municipal Affairs, A Zanbemo Ngullie urged upon the public to come forward and extend cooperation in developing the state.

He said this was inaugurating the Sunrise Colony, Dimapur approach road, Saturday. Ngullie said “If people keep waiting for the government alone for development, nothing will happen.”

To initiative development in the state, the joint director also suggested public-private partnership.

While lauding Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) for the developments they have brought in Dimapur, Ngullie reminded the gathering that it was now the duty of the people to maintain what has been given to them. He also assured all possible help from the part of the department to DMC. Earlier, delivering the inaugural speech, DMC administrator Atokhe Aye said

that the municipal body was committed to provide all basic necessities and was doing whatever possible for the public. He also thanked the public for their cooperation.

Earlier, God’s blessing was invoked by Rev. Meren, vote of thanks was proposed

by Sunrise Colony GB Lutovi Swu while the programme was chaired by Athempu Kamei.

DIMAPUR: To create an awareness of the pros and cons of social media, Salesian College of Higher Education (SCHE) observed the 7th “International Social Media Day” organised by the Media Club under the supervision of Dominic Khanyo and Bro. Sebastian Kamsuan at at Bernick Hall, Saturday.

Speaking as the chief guest, delegate Social Communication Don Bosco Society Dimapur, Rev. Fr. Jonas Kerketta underscored the relevance of the social media in today’s world. He highlighted how governments of different countries were pulled-down by the power of social media.

Rev. Fr. Jonas said “human beings were by nature sociable and therefore they find in social media a suitable means to communicate”.

SCHE principal, Dr. Fr. Policarp Xalxo in his welcome speech spoke on the usefulness of social media.

He exhorted the students to use the social media for Students, staff and guest at Salesian College of Higher Education after the programme. personal growth and social More than 200 stu- gramme. The students were social media through notice upliftment. dents participated in the pro- sensitised on the value of boards and hoardings.

SCHE assistant professor, Bro. Sebastian Kamsuan presented a multi-media presentation highlighting the origin and the impact of the social media in the world.

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DIMAPUR: Department of School Education would be organizing three-day phonetic training for government school teachers in collaboration with Jolly phonics U.K. from July 4-6 at Zonal Council Hall Kohima. The inaugural session on July 4 would start at 9:30 a.m.

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BSF increases vigil in Bangla border

People leaving Nungei village due to insecurity

constant fear of attack since the very attack with guns to a group of women and children of the village on the night of April 11, leaving more than 10 women including minors injured.

“Two months have passed but our request for permanent security post in their village has fallen on deaf ears,” they lamented. Instead of arresting the culprits, attempts were being made to arrest seven villagers including the convener of the JAC formed in connection with the April 11 firing incident.

The displaced villagers have also decided not to accept any relief assistance from the state government if their grievances were addressed.

On the other hand, following an assurance from the government to pay a compensation of Rs 10 lakh to the family of the slain youth and a government job to one of the family members, local JAC formed against the death of the youth (Md Arif Khan) has accepted to take back the dead body which is still lying at JNIMS morgue.

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IMPHAL, Jul 2: Majority of the people of clash-hit Nungei village in Thoubal district started leaving their houses feeling insecurity and taking shelter at a community hall in Lilong Chajing area of Imphal West district.

Tension ran high in parts of Thoubal district following an inter-village clash between the people of Nungei and Nungei Muslim Leikai, which left a young boy dead and another injured on June 27.

Indefinite curfew, which was clamped in both the villages following the clash by district magistrate of Thoubal district, is yet to be lifted even as it was relaxed for several hours.

According to the report all the people of 45 families living in the village Saturday left the village to take shelter in Imphal.

They alleged that despite Workers busy in cleaning the debris of massive landslide that buried several houses their repeated appeals, the law at Bhalukpong in Arunachal Pradesh. (PTI) enforcing agencies did not depute security personnel for their ITANAGAR, JUL 2 (PTI): by torrential rain, killed five Kameng DC for carrying out protection. They said they have The toll in a landslide at people and injured four others restoration activities.

Bhalukpong in Arunachal yesterday. The injured were According to an official Pradesh’s West Kameng district admitted to the Bhalukpong report, the torrential rain has rose to 10 with the recovery of Community Health Centre. caused substantial damage five more bodies this morning.

The rescue operation is to a school building, circuit Correspondent The rescue operation, being conducted by a NDRF house and storehouses of four which was suspended last team, ITBP personnel and government departments be- IMPHAL, JUL 2: A government move to relocate the campus evening,resumed at the break local residents.

To meet the sides flooding the local police of Industrial Training Institute (ITI) received a strong objection of the dawn and the five bodies financial needs for carrying out station. from the students of the institute. Demanding review of the deciwere recovered, West Kameng relief and restoration works, This is the second major sion, four students have began fasting stir from Saturday at the SP A Koan said.

Chief Minister Kalikho Pul landslide in Arunachal Pradesh present campus of the ITI at Takyelpat in Imphal West district.

The bodies extricated had yesterday directed the this year. On April 22, 15 la- General secretary Thiyam Sainikumar of ITI Students’ Union from the debris were of Pinky district administration to use bourers and a supervisor were along with Thokchom Milan, Moirangthem Rabi and Heikrujam Boro (40), Miali Chetry (40), the fund of Rs 30 lakhs at their killed after a landslide buried Umakanta commenced the fasting stir demanding withdrawal of Niky Boro (10), Juala Chetry disposal. their camp near a private hotel government decision within five days from Saturday. Meanwhile, (10) and 9-month-old Angel He had also said that an construction site at Phamla students of the technical institute would intensify their agitation Lenua, the SP said. additional fund of Rs one crore in Tawang district bordering if the government failed to comply with the demand of the ITI The landslide, triggered would be placed under West China.

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Rescue operation on at Bhalukpong landslide site

Protest over shifting of ITI in Mnp

Assam govt to introduce Floods disrupt road connectivity in Mnp file tracking mechanism GUWAHATI, JUL 2 (PTI): Assam government has decided to introduce “File tracking” mechanism as part of its effort to bring in transparency in governance and to allow common people track the position of a file.

Once this new system is inducted in Finance Department, it will be replicated in all the departments of the government, Finance Minister Himanta Biswa Sarmah said at a meeting with Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal here.

Finance Department will also take recourse to ‘on-line’ system to prepare budget and distribute the same to all offices and maintain a constant link with the Reserve Bank of India through a Core Banking Solution ‘e-Kuber’, an official release said here.

Besides taking help of ‘on-line’ mode for preparing salary bills, preparation for a comprehensive data base for all government employees are in the agenda of priorities o the department.

The Chief Minister during the meeting stressed on furnishing timely utilisation certificates against different schemes by the departments and timely completion of major welfare schemes within three years. If a particular department can not fully complete the scheme within the stipulated period, the head of the department would show the cause for it, he said.

The Chief Minister also stressed on the need for a comprehensive and planned development of the tourism sector in Assam.

IMPHAL, JUL 2: With Nambul river flowing above the danger level following incessant rainfall in its catchment areas, flood water inundated the low-lying areas of Imphal.

Officials of the irrigation and flood control department has sounded alert the lowlying areas of Imphal, including Keishamthong, Sagolband and Naoriya Pakhang Lakpa as breach of river bank or overflow may occur at any time in the next 24-hour.

The authority has opened two of the five gates of Ithai barrage that drains the water from Loktak lake.

Many residential areas and streets in Imphal area have been inundated disrupting normal traffic.

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of the day said that rainfall was recorded at 15 mm in Kangpokpi of Senapati district, 28 mm in Saikul of the same district, 26 mm in Litan of Ukhrul district, 24 mm at Imphal Raj Bhavan and 26 mm at Lamphelpat ICAR complex.

Meanwhile, over 100 Imphal-bound goods laden trucks were stranded along the landslide hit Imphal-Jiribam section of NH-37.

Reports said that the heavy rains lashed in the last few days have deteriorated around one km of the stretch of highway at Nungdolan

area besides causing landslide at various places at other places.

Reports said that over 100 loaded trucks stranded on Jiribam side of the highway since Wednesday.

Vehicles heading Jiribam from Imphal side were also reportedly stranded at various places due to the landslide.

Border Road Organization (BRO) has put its men at work round the clock to clear the landslide.

However, the uninterrupted rain has hindered the work progress.

MHA official meets repatriated Brus in Mizoram AIZAWL, JUL 2 (PTI): Joint Secretary (North East) of Ministry of Home Affairs, Satyendra Garg Saturday visited Damdiai village in Mamit district on Mizoram-TripuraBangladesh border and met leaders and other members of the Bru community who have been repatriated to Mizoram from Tripura.

Additional Secretary for the state Home department Lalbiakzama, who accompanied the MHA official said that Garg gave a patient hearing to the issues raised by the leaders of the Bru community saying the government would try to solve their problems.

Bru Coordination Committee (BCC) Chairman Elvis Chorkhy told PTI over phone from Damdiai that Garg said that a Monitoring Committee in which repatriated Bru leaders would also be represented, would be constituted to monitor the problems faced by the resettled Brus and find ways to solve them. Chorkhy said that the BCC submitted a memorandum to the Centre demanding establishment of the Special Development Program as envisaged in an agreement signed between the Mizoram government and the erstwhile underground Bru National Liberation Front (BNLF) in 2005. The BCC also urged the Centre to increase rehabilitation and resettlement package for each repatriated Bru family from Rs 80,000 and also temporary shelter for the repatriated Bru family be upgraded to semipermanent shelter. “We suggested measures for solution to land problems for the Brus who left Mizoram in 1997 and also asked for establishment of Central Schools in the Bru inhabited areas as the community lagged behind in education,” Chorkhy said.

Lt. Col (retd) S.Y. Lotha (MSM) Deputy Kilonser F&E Caretaker CAO, Kyong Region

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With Love, Your Apa & Ama Dear, Thinking of you on your birthday and wishing you all the best hope it is as fantastic as you are you deserve the best and nothing else.

By Papa, Mummy & Siso 25th Wedding Anniversary Wishes, To my Papa and Mom Year will pass by and one Anniversary will arrive after the other but your lone for each other will always be forever. Happy Anniversary.

From daughter Hema and Son Thoiba.

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S.G.K.D. Ph.No.9856802835/9436207830

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Police Baptist Church, Wokha Holiday Bilbe School (HBS) was held on 27th June to 2nd July 2016 with the theme – “We are God’s Champion” altogether 215 students attended HBS. All the teachers and students were richly blessed.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NO.DTE/MHRD/CSAB-NEUT/1/2014-15

/Dt. Kohima, the 2nd July 2015.

SUNGRATSU LONGCHAR KIDONG TELONGJEM DIMAPUR DIMAPUR - 797112 : NAGALAND

Apropos to the notification through press release by the Süngratsi Kariba Semchir (dated 01.07.2016).

The Süngratsü Longchar Kidong Telongjem Dimapur, unconditionally and full heartedly endorse and support the Kariba Semchir on the agreement which came about with the Agriculture Department to donate 43 acres of prime land at Yisemyong, Mokokchung district Nagaland.

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Tovishe Swu G.S, SAKD

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The Sumi Aphuyemi Kuqhakulu Dimapur (SAKD) share our deepest condolence on the demise of our most respected and honourable leader, Late Isak Chishi Swu, Yaruiwo of the People’s Republic and Chairman of the NSCN(IM) who expired on June 28, 2016.

The iconic figure of the Naga, Late Isak Chishi Swu was a man of Integrity and peace. He was a prolific and undisputed leader in the history of Naga Political Struggle whose undaunted efforts for peace and unity among the Nagas would be fondly remembered for his yeoman services. We have lost a great Patriot, Philosopher, Preacher of peace but your spiritual legacy that you have left behind will never be obliterated and would be treasured as a great asset which will live on.

May the Almighty God grant solace to the departed soul and mitigate the grief of the family members, kith and kin and all the associates.

Sukhavi Swu President, SAKD

Birthday girl! Phenyu Wangshu.

Shoixe Ghami Kuqhakulu Dimapur eno Kulolau Shoixe Ghami Kughukolo Kukami/ Sakiphemi Kukuptsa eno akighinido anike ghenguno Kukamiqo eno Sakiphemi Kumtsu vezumono akukuptsa hipaulo ighitsu penike qhuiniju ani.

Atsala : 09.07.2016 A-a : Kuhoxu Phu Ado : 9:00 Inaqhe

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Twenty foreigners, including an Indian teenaged girl, were hacked to death by suspected ISIS militants inside a cafe popular with expats in the diplomatic zone of Dhaka in the worst terror attack in Bangladesh before commandos launched an assault today killing six attackers and capturing one alive.

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NSCN/GPRN KYONG REGION CONDOLES All Ranks and file of the NSCN/GPRN, Kyong Region, expresses their deepest sorrow and anguish over the sad demise of our beloved leader His Excellency Late Isak Chishi Swu, Yaruiwo NSCN/ GPRN. The legacy of your visionary leadership, selfless sacrifice and patriotic spirit shall forever remain entrenched with us all. May your soul rest in eternal peace.

increased our vigil along the border. We have issued high alerts and special operations are on,” IG, BSF, Sandeep Salunke told PTI. BSF is in touch with Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and is keeping a close eye on the situation.

“We are constantly in touch with Indian intelligence agencies and also with BGB,”

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KOLKATA, JUL 2 (PTI): Border Security Force (BSF) has increased vigil along the IndoBangla border in the backdrop of the terror attack in Dhaka and have launched special operations.

“As it is the festival season of Id and Rath Yatra, there was a strict vigil on the border.

But after yesterday’s attack in Bangladesh, we have further

This is to inform all candidates who have appeared JEE main 2016 that Central Seat Allocation Board (CSAB-NEUT) is conducting counseling for admission to the state reserved seats in engineering, architecture and pharmacy for the session 2016-17. The Help cum Reporting Centre is being set up in the Conference Hall of the Directorate of Technical Education Nagaland to facilitate candidates to register during office hours. The seat allocation schedule for CSAB- NEUT 2016 is as follows.

Sl. Event Duration No Online provisional registration and checking of 1 domicile and category certificates by state centre, July 4-10 (Midnight), 2016 finalisation of registration (Engg & Arch) Registration, choice filling and checking of 2 domicile and category certificates by state centres. July 8-15 (Midnight) , 2016 (Pharmacy course) July 12 [10 AM]- July 15 [5 3 Filling up the choices (Engg & Arch) PM], 2016 July 19, 2016, 5 PM 4 1st Round of seat Allotment Reporting at the Reporting Centres against 1st 5 July 20- July 23, 2016, 5 PM Round of Allotment July 27, 2016, 5 PM 6 2nd Round of Seat Allotment Reporting at the Reporting Centres against 2nd 7 July 28- July 30, 2016, 5 PM Round of Allotment 8 Spot Round to be declared by State Centres July 31, 2016 Note: Registration Choice filling for engineering and architecture will be separate process, however for pharmacy it will be a combined process.

Candidates are required to carry the original documents and one set of self attested copies of all the documents for verification at the time of reporting to the Reporting Centre. Other details for seat allocation may be accessed from the website: www.csab.nic.in (Er. Arjun Singh) Director DC-1528

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'The constitution drafting committee of Saptiqa Area Public Organization (SAPO) invites from its bona fide members, (1) Motto, in less than five words (in English and Sumi translation) and (2) Logo. Same can be sent on or before 15th July 2016 on whatsapp - 9436643698 (Mr. Kuputo) or 9615879173 (Mr. Vitolu) or 9436235546 (Mr. Kughashe) or email to kughasheswu@yahoo.in'

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CHUMUKEDIMA TOWN MOTHER’S ASSOCIATION Misuse of Local Ground Chumukedima at Night The Chumukedima Mother’s Association (CMA) together with the frontal organisations of Chumukedima Town would like to express its heartfelt concern about the activities that are taking place in and around the local ground of Chumukedima Town at night. At night many people come in their vehicles in groups, to sit and talk boisterously, drinking alcohol and playing loud music causing much disturbance to the residents who are living nearby who are unable to sleep because of the disturbances.

These kind of disturbing activities taking place in our town at night cannot be tolerated. The local ground area belongs to the Thepfü Thepfü Krotho of Chumukedima. And if any person/persons are found misusing the ground, stern action will be taken against that person/persons by the Thepfü Thepfü Krotho. In this matter the CMA has cautioned anyone from misusing the local ground else stern against will be taken against them.

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Uttarkhand cloudburst : 3 more bodies found, toll 15

Army jawans search for survivors in the mud and debris of a destroyed house in landslide-hit, at Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand on Saturday. (PTI)

5 BJP trying to impose ‘Hindu Master plan to President inaugurates smart Church model village pilot project rashtra’, says MIM chief Owaisi preserve in Old Goa national

H Y D E R A B A D, J U L 2 (IANS): MIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Saturday charged the BJP with trying to impose a ‘Hindu rashtra’ on the country in the name of the Uniform Civil Code.

Talking to reporters, he said that the Bharatiya Janata Party was trying to implement the RSS agenda as it had failed to fulfill poll promises.

The Hyderabad MP was reacting to the BJP-led government seeking Law Commission’s views on implementation of uniform civil code.

“After failing to provide 1.5 crore jobs, deregulate gas and kerosene and reviving economy, the BJP is trying to implement RSS main agenda of imposing Hindu rashtra,” he alleged.

He wondered if government can do away with Article 371 which has given cultural rights and protection to Mizoram and Nagaland.

“Hindu undivided family get tax rebates. Can you remove them?” he asked.

The MP said the government should try for total prohibition which is one of the 16 directive principles of the Constitution, contending that alcohol is cause of many evils in society and is also leading to deaths in road accidents.

Owaisi also defended his announcement that he will provide legal aid to five youth arrested by the National Investigation Agency (NIA), and accused the media of blowing this out of proportion.

“If I don’t give the legal help, court will appoint a lawyer for them. In our democracy every accused gets legal aid and that is how we do justice in our country,” he said and pointed

Asaduddin Owaisi out that legal aid was given even to Mumbai attack convict Ajmal Kasab. He said NIA had made some charges but the families of the arrested youth told him they are innocent.

“The court will decide whether they are guilty or not and everyone has to accept the court verdict,” he said.

The MP reiterated that media by trying to sensationalize the case was targeting old city where Hindus and Muslims were living peacefully.

“Targeting one particular community and branding south of Hyderabad will prove counter productive,” he said.

Owaisi reiterated that he was the first to condemn Islamic State and continue to do so. “IS are terrorists and there are no two opinions about it.

All Islamic scholars have condemned them,” he said.

He also reiterated that if those arrested were acquitted by a court of law, the NIA officers who arrested them should be suspended.

He said in many cases Muslim youth were acquitted by courts but they lost many precious years, citing the cases of the Akshardham attack and the Malegaon andf Makkah Masjid blast cases.

DEHRADUN, JUL 2 (PTI): Three more bodies were recovered on Saturday in Pithoragarh from under tonnes of debris left because of the cloudburst that hit the area yesterday, raising the toll in rain-related incidents in the state to 15.

“While nine bodies were recovered from Pithoragarh district late last night, three more were pulled out from the debris this morning,” Additional Secretary Disaster Management C Ravishankar told PTI. The number of bodies recovered in Chamoli so far is three, he said, adding six are still believed to be under the debris with receding chances of their survival.

A total of 12 people died in Pithoragarh district in the wee hours on Friday as it was hit by six cloudbursts and three

died in Chamoli after torrential rains on Thursday evening triggered falshfloods, he said.

Nine people died in Bastadi, two in Naulada and one in Charma village of Pithoragarh while three died in Chamoli’s Sirji (2) and Vaduk (1) villages, he said. Twenty one people are still missing from affected villages in the two districts (15 in Pithoragarh and six in Chamoli) and personnel of the NDRF, SDRF, ITBP, SSB are searching for them despite bad weather and unavailability of approach roads.

However, the chances of their survival is very bleak as several hours have passed since they got buried under heaps of debris.

Rescue operations today were constantly disrupted by intermittent rains in affected

Cong to use Priyanka to boost prospects in UP

Suspect held in techie murder case in Chennai reporters here today.

He said Ram Kumar was rushed to Tirunelveli Medical College hospital for treatment.

A special probe team from here had left for that city to take him into custody, he said.

24-year-old Swathi, employed with software giant Infosys, was hacked to death around 6.30 AM on June 24 while waiting to board a train at Nungambakkam Railway Station to her workplace on the city outskirts.

The Commissioner said Ram Kumar came to Chennai just three months back from

his native T Meenkakshipuram village near Shencottah in Tirunelveli district.

He stayed in a private lodging house in Choolaimedu.

The residence of the victim, Swathi, was also in this neighbourhood.

“He came to know that Swathi uses the suburban train to go to her workplace near Chengelpet and he was stalking her,” he said, adding the pursuit eventually ended in her murder.

Asked what was the motive behind the murder and if Ram Kumar had tried to

befriend Swathi, he said a probe is on and that the assailant’s efforts to befriend her did not succeed.

He said police sifted through CCTV footage in and around the scene of crime Nungambakkam Railway Station - and went door to door in Choolaimedu area to zero in on the culprit.

Giving a background to the arrest, a police release said Kumar’s image recorded on CCTV tallied with a photo found in the register of inmates in a lodge in the same neighbourhood.

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OFFICE OF THE ACCOUNTANT GENERAL (AUDIT) NAGALAND: KOHIMA

Invitation for Empanelment of Stationery/Hardware/ Electrical items for the year 2016-2017.

Sealed quotations are invited for Empanelment of vendor for supply of Stationery/Hardware/Electrical items for the year 2016-2017 Sealed quotations must be addressed to “Audit Officer (Administration)” Office of the Accountant General (Audit), Nagaland – Kohima, 797001.

THE SEALED QUOTATIONS MUST REACH THIS OFFICE LATEST BY 10th July 2016.

Details can be obtained from this office during office hour or to be downloaded from this office website http:// agnagaland.gov.in DC-1530

Pranab Mukherjee, Birender Singh, Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar and others during the launching of ‘Smart Model Village Initiative’ in Rashtrapati Bhawan. (PTI) NEW DELHI, JUL 2 (IANS): President Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday inaugurated a smart model village pilot project at Rashtrapati Bhavan.

The President said in the last four years of his presidency this was the first time that he was having the privilege of interacting with several sarpanches and village-level functionaries at Rashtrapati Bhavan. He called it a landmark initiative to replicate the experience in transforming the President’s estate into a smart model township in five selected villages in Haryana.

He complimented and thanked all stakeholders -- the central ministries, the government of Haryana including district and village-level administration, local bodies and governmental and other organisations.

Since assuming office, the President had been emphasising on the opening of Rashtrapati Bhavan to the people.

“However, today he felt that Rashtrapati Bhavan had been truly opened to the public since the village representatives were present there,” a release from

Rashtrapati Bhavan stated.

Expressing confidence that this initiative would not remain confined to these five villages but spread to the entire country, the President said it is only the representatives of the villages who can transform this country.

“Our progress and development can be achieved at the desirable speed only in partnership with these decision-makers in the villages,” he said.

Mukherjee also urged the empowerment of women and youth.

The five villages which will be developed into smart villages under this pilot project are Dhaula, Alipur, Harichandpur and Taj Nagar in Gurgaon district; and Rojka Meo in Mewat district of Haryana.

The President had announced this pilot project on the occasion of the inauguration of the Intelligent Operations Centre (IOC) at Rashtrapati Bhavan and the launching of a Mobile App ‘Monitor’ for transformation of President’s Estate into a smart township on May 19.

"CORRIGENDUM OF CEPTAM-08 ADVERTISEMENT" CEPTAM - 08 ADVERTISEMENT : TIER II EXAM

1. Refer to advertisement CEPTAM - 08 published in Employment news dated 16th – 2nd January 2016 for the recruitment against 1142 posts of SRTC & Admin Allied cadre. As per Government directive Interview will not be held for these posts. However.

Tier-II written examination will be conducted for candidates shortlisted on the basis of written exam.

2. QUALIFYING CRITERIA (FOR TIER-II EXAM) : Tier-II examination will be held for the candidates who qualify in written examination of CEPTAM - 08 to be held on 17 July 2016 (to be referred as Tier-I examination henceforth). Candidate will be further shortlisted for Tier-II examination in a ratio of 1:6 for STA 'B' and Junior Translator and 1:8 for 4 all other post codes where Skill/Trade test are mandatory.

3. EXAM CITIES (FOR TIER-II EXAM) : Tier-II examination will be held at 5-6 major cities (Depending upon the shortlested candidates).

4. DATE OF EXAMINATION (FOR TIER-II EXAM) : Examination date for Tier-II examination will be published on website later. The exact date, time and venue will be communicated by admit card.

5. SCHEME OF EXAMINATION (FOR TIER-II EXAM) : The Tier-II examination will be OMR based od 60 questions and of 01 hour duration. a) For STA 'B' & Technician 'A' : The Tier examination will consist of (i) 10 questions on Knowledge about common Scientific/Technological Advance & current affairs (ii) 50 Questions on Subject concerned. b) For Junior Translator : The Tier-II examination will consist of (i) 10 Questions on General Awareness & current affairs (ii) 25 Questions each on Hindi and English Language. c) For Stenography Grade II, Admin Assistant 'A' & Store Assistant 'A' : The Tier-II examination will consist of (i) 10 questions on General Awareness & current affairs (ii) 25 questions on General English (iii) 25 Questions on Hindi OR English language. d) For Vehicle Operator 'A' & Asstt. Halwai-cum-Cook : The Tier-II Examination will consist of (i) 10 Questions on General Awareness & Current affairs (ii) 25 Questions on General English (iii) 25 Questions related to Job.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT NAGALAND : KOHIMA

NO.UD/ESTT.-83/08 (Pt-I)

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DECLARATION OF RESULT

In continuation to this office letter of even number dated 31st May, 2016, the following are selected for the post of LDA cum Computer Assistant and Draughtsman Gd II. 1. LDA -cum- Computer Assistant : i. Shri. K.B. Kemwang K (Recommended for appointment) ii. Shri. Methna Konyak (Waiting list) 2. Draughtsman Gd II : a. General Category : i. Shri. Esham Pongkhem Bezo (Recommended for appointment) ii. Shri. Kechangulie (Recommended for appointment) iii. Shri. T. Chanthungo Ovung (Waiting list) b. Reserved seat (BT) To be filled as per the provision under the Government Notification/ O.M on reservation and rooster system.

The recommended candidates are to obtain the offer letter within 7 (Seven) working days w.e.f publication of the result.

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(Ken Keditsu) Director Urban Development, Nagaland : Kohima

6. SYLLABUS AND MEDIUM OF EXAMINATION (FOR TIER-II EXAM) : The Syllabus of the Tier-II examination will be based on the standards of essential qualification required for the post. The medium for Tier-II examination will be Hindi or English.

7. MODE OF SELECTION (AFTER TIER-II EXAM) : The final selection will be based on combined merit of post/category/sub-category of the candidate and on the basis of marks obtains in Written Examination of Tier-I & Tier-II examination taken together in the ratio of 85% and 15% respectively. However, It would be mandatory for the candidate to secure minimum 45% marks for SC/ST and 50% marks for others to qualify the Tier-II examination. It is reiterated that it is also mandatory for the candidates appearing in Tier-II examination to pass the prescribed skill/trade tests, as per the norms, wherever applicable. If there are two or more candidates in the same category having equal marks, the candidate older in age will get preference. The mode of selection may change depending upon the contingencies.

CETPAM - 08 ADVT. : AMENDMENT IN VACANCIES Refer Section A : Part 1 of CEPTAM-08 Advt. published on our website, and also in Employment News dated 16-22 Jan 2016, the following amendment is issued for the vacancies of STA 'B'.

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LUCKNOW, JUL 2 (AGENCIES): Hoping to lift party morale and fortunes in the run-up to the 2017 assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, the Congress has decided to bring Priyanka Gandhi Vadra out of the “family pocket borough” of Amethi-Rae Bareli for campaigning in other parts of the state.

Aware of the controversies surrounding Priyanka’s husband Robert Vadra — his company is at the centre of a probe ordered by the Haryana government into alleged irregularities in grant of licences to developers in Gurgaon — the Congress is also readying plans to counter attacks from rivals.

Party sources said details on Priyanka’s campaign role will be firmed up once Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi returns from his vacation. To kickstart the campaign, she is likely to share the dais with her brother and senior leaders at a party rally in Allahabad or Lucknow, sources said, adding that the date and venue for the first rally will soon be decided.

The party has already begun the groundwork for rallies that will be shows of strength in both Allahabad and Lucknow. Congress sources said Allahabad, the birthplace of Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi but never really nurtured by the Gandhi family which settled for Amethi and Rae Bareli, will be one area where the party will deploy its men and resources during the poll campaign. A big turnout in Lucknow, party sources said, will send a clear message across the state. “It is settled that she (Priyanka) will be seen beyond Amethi and Rae Bareli this election. With Rahul Gandhi, she will take on rival parties.

Different leaders and strategists have different suggestions.

Some have suggested that the mistakes made with Rahul in 2012, of over-exposing him, should not be repeated. There are others who feel that she should first be brought to the AICC. There’s still another section which wants her as the face of the election campaign,” a party source said, adding that the leadership has already received feedback from different sources including senior leaders and strategists.

In the 2014 Lok Sabha polls, though Priyanka did not move out of Rae Bareli and Amethi, she took regular swipes at the campaign speeches of Narendra Modi made in different parts of the country. Those who worked with her closely in the two constituencies say she can hit back at rivals strongly.

CHENNAI, JUL 2 (PTI): A 24-year-old engineering graduate was arrested in Tirunelveli in connection with the sensational murder of a woman IT professional here last week and when surrounded by police, he attempted suicide by slashing his neck.

“The accused Ram Kumar was arrested in Tirunelveli late last night. When police went into his house, he hid in the backyard and inflicted an injury on his neck by using a knife when surrounded by police,” Chennai Police Commissioner T K Rajendran told

areas, he said.

Four houses have been fully damaged in Pithoragarh district and 12 partially whereas rubble falling from hillsides has blocked Rishikesh-Badrinath highway besides 33 other rural motor roads in Chamoli district, said Secretary Diasater Management Shjailesh Bagoli in a presentation to Chief Minister Harish Rawat who convened a meeting at his residence today to review the situation.

PWD and GREF personnel are engaged in opening the blocked roads with the help of JCBs, he said.

160 families have been affected by rain related incidents out of which 75 members have been kept in relief camps in Basatadi and Naulada villages.

PANAJI, JUL 2 (PTI): To preserve the church complex in Old Goa, which once served as the capital of the erstwhile Portuguese-ruled colony, the state government intends to draw a master plan for the heritage site.

UNESCO has already declared the churches at Old Goa, located nine kilometers from Panaji, as heritage monuments which are protected

by Archaeological Survey of India.

The Goa government in a notification issued on Friday has assigned renowned architect Ketak Nachinolkar the work of conducting a detailed study on various parameters concerning the heritage site.

The notification by state Urban Development department said that based on the detailed study by Nachinolkar, the Master Plan for the complex would be drawn.

“Nachinolkar has to submit his report within a month,” Director of Urban Development Elvis Gomes said.

The Old Goa Church complex is home to world famous monuments including Basilica of Bom Jesus which houses relics of St Francis Xavier and one of Asia’s biggest churchs Se Cathedral.

“The gover nment is concerned about the need for conservation and development of the Old Goa Heritage area which is recognised by the UNESCO as a World Heritage site and also the need to prepare a comprehensive Master Plan for the said purpose,” Gomes said.

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Post-mortem

‘Home they brought her warrior dead’

Vol. XXVI NO. 205 Dimapur, Sunday, July 3, 2016

Monsoon challenge

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ith the arrival of monsoon, landslides in the hilly areas and inundation in the foothill areas will be a regular feature and these pose a challenge on authorities. Places like Dimapur become inundated with rain and filth and that itself poses serious health hazard. The monsoon rains have already exposed the dirt and filth that exist alongside people and which will continue to be a problem throughout the monsoon months.

This neglect also poses potent threat on the roads which get damage well before the normal time.

Many roads are already damaged due to stagnation of water and gradually turn into ponds. Though the government spends crores of rupees it is still unable to ensure that roads are able to last for a considerable period since construction of roadside drainage is not given due consideration. The ravage of monsoon on the premier town of the state cannot be underestimated and urgent steps need to be taken to provide good drainage. Though roadside drains had been constructed in the recent past, the less said the better as they have only added problems instead of solving one. What has been ignored remains drainage of which so much had been written in this column in the past. Drains have disappeared over the decades due to encroachment while most are non functional in every sense of the term This subject has been covered in numerous issues in this column and the same scenario replayed during the past few days has given another opportunity to focus on the need for proper drainage system in Dimapur. It is not a wholesome sight when rain water and drain water mix and invade homes and roads. Just think how people still do not protest against this lack of concern and inhuman neglect by the authorities. Dimapur does not need glow lights or beautiful paints on buildings to make it look good. It urgently needs drains so that rain water and drain water could flow out efficiently. Proper drainage also means giving no place for mosquitoes and other tropical diseases to thrive. If proper drainage is available, then Dimapur would appear not only cleaner but would also have a healthier environment. The district and civic authorities have to come up with a viable plan to tackle this problem so as to also prevent more drains from being filled up for raising buildings.

Disposal of garbage continues to be another problem and this also poses grave health hazard to the public. Besides drainage and garbage problems, Dimapur also faces another serious threat from thousands of latrine soak-pits that pour effluents into the soil. This dirty and infectious liquid can seriously damage the ground water which is used for consumption through ring wells or bore wells by thousands of homes. Substandard latrines coupled with dirty water have created unbearable and obnoxious smell posing grave health hazard. With growing urbanisation due to influx of people from nearby areas as well as other states, civic bodies are left grappling with the magnitude of sanitary, hygienic and traffic problems of which Dimapur as well as Kohima serve as examples. Without a doubt, the problem caused by lack of proper drainage is clearly evident in a place like Dimapur while the other issue of providing an efficient sewerage system is no less a daunting problem.

DailyDevotion The Conditions of Discipleship

If anyone comes to Me and does not hate his father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters, yes, and his own life also….And whoever does not bear his cross and come after Me….So likewise, whoever of you does not forsake all that he has cannot be My disciple.

—Luke 14:26-27, 33 If the closest relationships of a disciple’s life conflict with the claims of Jesus Christ, then our Lord requires instant obedience to Himself. Discipleship means personal, passionate devotion to a Person— our Lord Jesus Christ. There is a vast difference between devotion to a person and devotion to principles or to a cause. Our Lord never proclaimed a cause— He proclaimed personal devotion to Himself. To be a disciple is to be a devoted bondservant motivated by love for the Lord Jesus. Many of us who call ourselves Christians are not truly devoted to Jesus Christ. No one on earth has this passionate love for the Lord Jesus unless the Holy Spirit has given it to him. We may admire, respect, and revere Him, but we cannot love Him on our own. The only One who truly loves the Lord Jesus is the Holy Spirit, and it is He who has “poured out in our hearts” the very “love of God” (Romans 5:5). Whenever the Holy Spirit sees an opportunity to glorify Jesus through you, He will take your entire being and set you ablaze with glowing devotion to Jesus Christ.

The Christian life is a life characterized by true and spontaneous creativity. Consequently, a disciple is subject to the same charge that was leveled against Jesus Christ, namely, the charge of inconsistency. But Jesus Christ was always consistent in His relationship to God, and a Christian must be consistent in his relationship to the life of the Son of God in him, not consistent to strict, unyielding doctrines. People pour themselves into their own doctrines, and God has to blast them out of their preconceived ideas before they can become devoted to Jesus Christ.

Quotes

Show me someone who never gossips, and I’ll show you someone who isn’t interested in people.

~ Barbara Walters

Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, July 3, 2016

(Tribute to late Isak Chishi Swu from his contemporaries)

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came to know late Isak Chishi Swu since 1956 when we studied at St. Anthony’s College Shillong.

From those young days he was a very humble and God fearing believer in Christ. He was one year senior to me.

We used to attend English service on Sunday at police point Presbyterian Church, Shillong. We used to play football in the college eleven.

We along with late Ramyo Tangkhul organized a Naga football team “Naga Frontier team” which was naturally a very popular team. Isak was very agile and deft in the game. This same spirit was also seen in his future course of life.

Apart from our activities as young collegiate we had also been carefully watching the political problems due to Indian military operations against the Nagas. Immediately on graduation, late Isak Chishi Swu went home and his people sent him along with late Guhovi Sema to Naga Federal Govt. for peaceful solution but they were not allowed to return from there.

Since then, Isak began his lifelong quest for peace, unity and sovereignty of the Naga nation as has been seen by all of us.

When I received the news of Isak’s demise at around 1 p.m on Tuesday June 28, I immediately informed my wife and together prayed for the life of Isak. We thanked God for his life and for giving the Nagas such a giant warrior to lead us during these difficult transitional times. We rejoiced for the fact

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that such a man was born on Naga soil and that Sumis were truly blessed to have had him as a great leader from its tribe.

The thought of Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s poem , ‘Home they brought her warrior dead’ struck my mind as soon as I heard the news of Isak’s death. In the poem the warrior’s wife went into shock and could not cry out her sorrow. Those watching her tried to do everything to bring tears to her eyes or she would surely fade away.

Nothing worked. At last an old nursemaid of 90 years sat the baby of the late warrior on his widows’s lap. Upon seeing the child the widow burst out in flood of tears and vowed to live for the sake of the child.

The baby here can be referred to as the dream, vision and the fruition of the solution of the Naga political issue for which Isak had worked so hard. What late Isak has nurtured and left behind must be brought to fruition by unity of all the NPGs and people of Nagaland. May God guide all the leaders who will be taking Isak’s quest further until fulfillment. As for Mrs Eustar and the children, I must tell you that Isak was not only husband/father but a man whose services will forever be etched in the history of Naga nation and the world too. Take heart and remember that our prayers are with you all.

Isak Swu had given his all and worked diligently and sincerely with a single minded purpose towards the political problem and thus the cease

The surviving Interim Body Members (IBM)

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he living Interim Body Members (IBM) are deeply saddened at the news of the death of our beloved leader Isak Chishi Swu, chairman of the NSCN (IM) who had tirelessly strived for the realization of a truly peacefull Naga society.

Isak Chishi Swu had been a diligent student at school and an accomplished sportsman with an unwavering deep faith in the divine providence. I knew him well being my roommate for two years in Kohima. He was highly respected by all of us school mates for the integrity of his unblemished character.

He was one of the 2nd batch of Sumi graduates. Therefore, the Sema Tribe Council delegated Isak Chishi Swu along with his companions Kuhovi Zhimomi and Hoikeh Hesso on a peace mission to the then federal government. But they were deliberately delayed and later detained to serve the Naga national movement.

Isak Chishi Swu championed all adversities and along with his colleagues in the present organization pioneered the ceasefire agreement between the government of India and the NSCN (IM). When the historic framework agreement and the final settlement that is in the offing be acceptable to the Nagas of Nagaland, it is our ardent hope that his vision of a peaceful atmosphere in Nagaland will surely be, in letter and spirit, his “dream come true.”

We, the living IBM hereby extend our heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family members and all his associates. We pray that the soul of our departed leader rest in heavenly peace.

Tokheho Sema, former IBM/legislator

Oh Belief! Where art thou?

hat could be the greatest cry of our generation today? Would it be a partial deliverance from the struggles we face daily? Or would it be the socio-political problems we encounter at every nook and corner?Holistically speaking, I reckon that the greatest cry of our generation today is to ‘help our unbelief.’ A multitude of problems are apparent today, and the government, churches, and various organizations are working tirelesslyin order to eradicate the social evils in our society; but, how many of us are truly concerned about the ‘belief ’ an individual possesses? Is not the absence of belief the root cause of every evil?

Less importance has been bestowed upon the people of other faith, even though Christians are fully aware that their misconceptions require thorough clarification.

No doubt, reasoning and debating is the order of the day in the 21st century. But there is an urgent need to integrate Christian reasoning into daily conversations and debate with unbelievers about the only Way, Truth and Life!

There are a host of ethnic groups in different parts of the world, where many people have been ill-treated over the course of time. In the past, when religious intolerance was practised, religion was used as a tool for war and many people were slaughtered in the name of religion.

Racism is another factor through which many innocent lives were adversely affected; these scars are carried even today. The poor being oppressed and exploited by the richis a reality we know all too well; it is rightly said, “The poor are the lost and the lost are

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fire was declared and peace talk started between the government of India and Naga underground. Now the framework agreement between GoI and Naga underground in August 2015 has become the most famous agreement and it was because of late Isak and Muivah, that this framework could be achieved.

During 2002, there was Naga consultative committee meeting in Bangkok consisting members from Naga Hoho, Tribal Hoho, Church leaders, co-ordination members, Naga Mothers’ Association, NPMHR, NSF and invitees.

I also attended the meeting which decided to have a peaceful solution of Naga political problem. We sang the favourite songs of Isak Chishi Swu “It’s not an easy road”.

After this meet also I used to meet Isak and Th. Muivah at Hebron camp for the same purpose. I am overwhelmed with deep nostalgic remembrance of late Isak.

Thousands of people from all walks of life has condoled late Isak’s death at a time when his service was most needed. Let his soul rest in peace till resurrection day.

Almighty God, grant solace to the bereaved family members.

For me, I shall ever remember him and know that I had the privilege to have walked and played alongside a great giant warrior during my lifetime. I salute him. I believe that a very good solution would ensue out of the sacrifices of late Swu and may God cover the Nagas with His blessings.

(T. Kikon former IBM/legislator)

the poor.” The horrors ofdropping atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki is still seen through the eyes of the descendants of the ones affected by radiation. The nightmares of the World Wars are still fresh today; the wars between nations, tribes, states, brothers... are they notevident today? The victims of all these struggles are crying for deliverance – they cry for someone who can come and rescue them from their nightmares, and whisk them away from their miseries. They cry for love, peace, joy, deliverance and salvation.

Can you and I grant them their innermost desires? Which therapist, doctor or philosopher can offer an antidote for the problems in the world today? What are the means for eternal deliverance?

Our cry cannot be answered, fulfilled or satisfied by a finite being. It has to be an infinite being – God alone can rescue us from the bondage of sins and the chains of evil which surround us!

There is a recurring theme which runs through the Bible that says God hears the cry of the people crying out to Him.Today, living in a world full of pain and suffering, there is an anguished cry in every soul for deliverance from their sorrows. If only we cry out to God, He will deliver us. He is the same yesterday, today and forever; His love everlasting and unconditional.

A wise statement made by a friend really inspired me; it says, “once we completely surrender our lives to Jesus, then everything in our life comes to order.” This statement intrigued me, and as I ponderedupon it, it led me to the realization that believing, knowing and walking with Jesus is the one

true solution to the unbelief that hovers around our environment today.

Jesus Christ is the sole key who transcends space and time, lifts us high above the stormy seas and unlocks the unbelief of our souls and sets us free so that our eyes will be opened to the Truth and we will be assured with the fullness of our belief; this, in turn, is designed to ultimately lead us to salvation and eternal glory with Him. All anyone ever needs to do is to simply believe in Him. If we truly believe, we will love Him; if we love Him, we will keep His commandments; if we keep His commandments, we will reign as co-heirs forever. Since the beginning of time, every act of God has been for our good; all He wants in return is for us to believe in His Son. And it is not enough that we alone be saved. Armed with this Truth, we are duty-bound to spread the fragrance of Christ to every unbeliever because our Lord has commissioned us this task of making disciples of every nation.

Another divine chain reaction will occur here: with the belief in Christ, all things will start to work for the good of the individual; a committed person will influence his/her family; a saved family will radiate the beauty of Christ and bring their respective societies to believe.

Inevitably, love, joy and peacewill replace hatred, sorrow and terror. It is thus evident that a single person’s change of heart from unbelief to belief in Christ will convey innumerable blessingsand bring forth a glimpse of heaven on earth. May ‘I believe’ be the victory chant that resounds loud and clear among us!

HusezoRhakho, Bible student

Lika Board appeals for clarification from PD H&FW

he news item carried by Nagaland Post on 11-06-2016 with the heading “Longon vows to restore image of H&FW” wherein the principal director Health and Family Welfare commenting the landowners and their appointment said that as per the govt. directive landowners could enjoy one post for one time only.

Their comment poses a very serious concern for all the landowners of the state specially and more particularly for those whose ancestral land has been almost usurped if not deprived without adequate compensation and therefore even a paltry return in the form of appointing in the IV grade post for all time. (Till their landed property is acquired by the govt) should not be deprived by

the government department by taking unilateral decision. In Nagaland the govt does not own land either sub-soil or mineral wealth. “The ownership of sub-soil/mineral wealth follow the ownership of the land unless the owner of the land is deprived of the same by some valid process.” (Supreme Court judgment, Niti Central staff July 14, 2013) Article 371 (A) provides that the land and its resources is in the hands of landowner. The various department of the government functions through the establishment of infrastructures situated on the land either leased or donated by the landowners. As such no govt can run and function without the land. It is therefore found pertinent to appeal to the principal director

H&FW to clarify on her comment on landowners’ appointment in IV grade posts. Her comment imply that usual practise of good gesture of all the department in appointing landowners in such post is to be limited to one post for one time only. This wilful decision is a direct affront to all the Naga landowners because such steps taken by the govt will ultimately alienate the landowners from their ancestral landholding.

The undersigned therefore make this appeal to the principal director H&FW to clarify her comment within seven days after publication of this appeal.

Imtisungkum Pongen, chairman and Pur Longkumer secretary Lika Board

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‘Oh captain! My captain’

he writer on his own behalf would like to express tribute condolence to his contemporary late Isak Chishi Swu, chairman of NSCN (IM). Isak Chishi Swu was three years junior to the writer and both studied at government highs school Kohima. In 1950 Isak was in class IX and writer was in class X. Isak was a footballer and team caption playing centre position because he used to kick off the ball with both his right and left legs. The writer played half back position. During those days football play was very interesting, full of joy, with no misery of mind and students had peace. Adage saying goes, “student life is golden life” indeed.

Isak was blessed with innate wisdom, intelligence, far-sightedness ability since the time of conception in his mother’s womb by God, in order to lead the people in the right path. Such talent cannot be wiped out by anybody.

After he graduated with honours in political science from St. Anthony College Shillong, he chose the right path and joined Naga political movement of freedom fighters to save motherland from enemies.

He dedicated his whole life whole heartedly for Naga political issue till his last breath. He worked round the clock sleepless nights and made tremendous yeoman service. Iska is indeed a celebrity person who worked hard all his life to become well known but not for his own personal fame and glory. A man is counted great by deeds, not by birth and truly Isak is a great man by his deeds.

Although Isak is no more with Naga nation but his footprints will remain in world history record forever and ever. Therefore it is earnestly appealed to all and sundry to pray for him and learn from him through all generations in order to achieve grand success of Naga political issue through almighty Lord God’s blessings.

Jesus Christ said, “I am the resurrection and life and he/she that believeth in me though he/she be dead yet shall live and whoever liveth and believeth in me yet shall be alive and whoever liveth and beleiveth in me shall never die. (John 11:25-26).

The writer convey his deepest condolence to the bereaved family members and pray that almighty God grant them strength, solace, patience and pray the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.

Rikhyo Kikon Lotha, pensioner NCS and contemporary of late leader

Tribute to Mr. President

Had you chosen a different calling You would have been lesser known Had you chose a different career You might have become a great officer Accumulate wealth and properties Had you chose to build your company You might succeed well and earn profit Had you chose to be in another path You would have lived a comfortable life Had you chose to remain untouched By the thirst for freedom and liberty You would not have choose this path You had taken the road that’s crystal clear You had taken the road that’s tough You had taken the road that seemed impossible You had taken the road that appeared foolish To the minds of hundreds who failed to see beyond You had taken the road not for self You had taken the road not for your tribe alone You had taken the road not for fame and pride You had not taken that road because you were unemployed You held Degree in Political Science Your vision went beyond mere Job Security and Comfort You chose the narrow and toughest road For supreme sacrifice to the true spirit of Freedom and Liberty Trod thousand days in thick forests in rain and Sun Everyday walking and hiding in the rains of bullets Bombings to take your life and comrades Starving in the insects infested forests Millions miles away from homeland Yet in your heart your beloved homeland was so dear and near In foreign soil you fought for free homeland You fought with not only gun but prayer, Preaching the great good news of Kingdom of God Advocating for truth, justice, peace, freedom and liberty Not only for the Nagas as its President But for the human race for their safety and security Your long walk in pursuit of freedom and liberty Had ignited thousands of minds to emulate Had enlightened the human race that military might is not a solution at all Only respect and honouring the liberty and freedom given by God Is the way forward to solve the problem You won the hearts of the opponents That’s truly was greatest achievement Salute You! Mr. President Adieu to your mortal remains Well done ; Leader In your death! May thousands like you Surrender their lives for freedom and liberty Until the mission started and sacrificed by you and your comrades Come to be fulfilled One day When a tiny Nation; the Naga Nation Raise its flag high to sing the Freedom Song Kuknalim N. Rongkame (Oinam)

Reader’s Post

A life not of his own Sir,

Asu Isak Chishi Swu has left behind a legacy of duel identity. To the outside world and adversaries, he was “bloody insurgent leader”, but behind the facade, a mere mortal. He finished his journey- praying, preaching and shouting his signature, “Praise the Lord”, even against his enemies. This spiritually balanced temperament, an alien characteristic to guerrilla leaders, irritated many. Sumi named him missionary, rubber stamp etc in desperate moments! But at the end of the day, Asu’s rare quality that had pricked the impatient, and his faithfulness towards his creator has not only won the complicated hearts of the Nagas, but even his worst enemies and foes alike.

A man ordained by God to be called, “Dreaded Guerrilla” a contradictory tag to his very nature, yet designated, Asu Isak Chishi Swu has lived a life not his own...

Zhekheli Zhimomi

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 sunday, July 3, 2016

Farewell organised for govt. officials

(L-R): PCCF and HoFF M. Lokeswara Rao IFS and director M.M.Solo.

DIMAPUR: A farewell programme was organised for Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (PCCF) and head of forest force (HoFF) M. Lokeswara Rao IFS on his retirement and outgoing director of Soil and Water Conservation M. M. Solo on June 30 by the respective department in a separate programme.

A farewell programme for PCCF and HoFF M.Lokeswara Rao IFS, who retired on June 30 on completion of 33 years of service organised at PCCF and HoFF Office conference hall by the department staff.

While delivering his farewell speech, the out-going PCCF and HoFF stated that in his exactly 33 years jour-

ney and 20 days service, he struggled hard to reach “this” position. Rao remarked that the best moment of his life was touring Nagaland for monitoring of FDAS during his tenure as conservator of forests (NTC), and the second best moment was the last three years one month tenure as PCCF&HoFF. “Three things one should remember, be lifelong student; make your work as passion.... you throw your hands, head and heart and enjoy your work; and help people by giving helping hand,” he advised. He also thanked the people of Nagaland for their love and affection stating he would cherish the fond memories of his stay in Nagaland.

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Rao further congratulated I.Panger Jamir who has been appointed as PCCF and HoFF by the government. During the program, young IFS officers of the department gave presentations on Rao’s family, career timeline, achievements during his stay from 1985 to 2016, and also highlighted his hobbies of painting and photography.

Addressing the gathering, Panger Jamir stated that Rao had brought laurels both nationally and internationally to Nagaland for his conservation work in Nagaland.

Commissioner and secretary, Department of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Neihu C. Thur, appreciated the conservation work done by

Rao in Nagaland, attributing Rao’s success to his confidence and commitment.

IPS officer association represented by IGF Rancho, while appreciating the work done by Rao, pledged to adopt animal in Nagaland Zoological Park. Representing the Nagaland Civil Services Association, Kevin also appreciated the simplicity of Rao, and stated he had transformed the department. IFS association represented by Supong also appreciated the many initiatives of PCCF and HoFF under Rao, and stated that Nagaland would miss him. Different association like NFES, Ministerial staff etc spoke on the occasion. The programme concluded with vote of thanks by CF (PUB) Temjenyabang.

S&WC: Department of Soil & Water Conservation organized a farewell programme for the outgoing director M.M.Solo on June 30, at the Directorate’s Conference Hall.

During the programme, commissioner and secretary, T. Nungsang Ao, who was also present at the programme acknowledged his sincerity and dedication for the upliftment of the department.

He also appraised the director for reviving with better infrastructures for the trainees at state soil and water conservation training and research institute, Sechu Zubza.

Incoming director, Peter K. Rengma attributed M.M. Solo as a humble, hardworking, sincere and dedicated Officer both in the office as well as in the field and wished him a happy retired life.

Meanwhile, M.M. Solo thanked God for enabling him to complete his service in good health. He thanked his family and office staff for being supportive during his tenure in different capacities in the department. He also shared his personal experiences working with the departmental officials and ended his speech by saying that one must consider themselves indispensable to the department and that everyone has their own ability to play a major role for the betterment of the department.

The programme was chaired by incoming additional director, Imkongneken Ao, S. K. Hekshe spoke on behalf of outpost officers and staffs. Later vote of thanks was delivered by incoming project director, Hevikhe Sema.

Late Isak laid to rest at Chishilimi (From p-1) He said that late Swu never thought of having concern for a single tribe but had concern for the entire Nagas as a whole.

Late Isak Chishi Swu’s eldest son Ikato Swu said “my father has fought a good fight and ran a good race.”

“He has led a purposeful and a full life,” he said, adding that though the prayers of millions of people was for his father to be with them for more time, it was eventually God’s will that his father was destined to be with his “Creator” on the day his father breathed his last.

He, however, expressed pride that his father has left a legacy of peace, love and reconciliation to be pursued by the Nagas.

He also expressed appreciation to all those who prayed for his father who miraculously was healed, enabling the late Naga leader to sign the framework agreement on August 3, 2015.

Wife of late “Assu,” Eustar Chishi Swu in her farewell speech to her husband, recalled her 40 years of association with her husband.

She remembered the times that she and her husband spent in the jungles of unknown territories in Burma (now Myanmar) and in the borders of Arunachal Pradesh (bordering China) and in the hostile mainland Assam.

She, however, said that it was God’s providence that they were saved from unknown persons in hostile environments.

An emotional tribute was rendered by Vikheho Swu, minister, roads & bridges, where he sought forgiveness for any misgivings or mistrust from within the family circle during the times of trials and tribulations that his uncle late Isak Chishi Swu and family had ever cast upon the Naga people.

He especially thanked those families that took care of his uncle’s siblings and brought them up to what the children are today.

Earlier, presidents of Sumi frontal organisations including Wester n Sumi Hoho, Sumi Officers’ Union Nagaland, Sumi Kukami Hoho, Sumi Totimi Hoho, Sumi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu,

Sumi Aphuyemi Hoho and Sumi Aphuyemi Kukami Hoho expressed condolences to the bereaved family and showered accolades to late “Assu” Isak Chishi Swu. Eulogies were also given by Rotokha H.S (friend), Dr.H. Hotokhu Chishi (Chishilimi Union) and immediate family members.

Special songs were presented by Evali Chishi Swu, siblings of late Isak Chish Swu and Th.Muivah, granddaughters of late Assu, Sheli and Azalea, Nagagenous, Male Voice Kohima, James Swu, Chishilimi Azanoqo and Khukiye Lukhai Baptist Church.

The programme began with an invocation prayer by Rev. Dr. Joshua Rochill, ES, SBAK (A) while Shikashe Chishi, pastor, Chishilimi Baptist Church read the Bible passage.

After the hymn “It’s not an easy road” was sung by the congregation, the mortal remains of late “Assu” Isak Chishi Swu was escorted to a place below the village where Rev. Hotokhu P.Zhimomi, E.S SABAK did the last rites.

KSU and ERKSU appeal for Oldest man of Kidima passes away Awareness prog on ‘2 yrs achievement of govt’ fair investigation and justice DIMAPUR: Khiamniungan Students Union (KSU) and Eastern Region Khiamniungan Students Union (ERKSU) have strongly demanded “fair investigation and fair end of justice” on June 26 murder of Lidang (15).

A condemnation note

by KSU president, P. Hatho stated that late Lidang “being a citizen of Khiamniungan whether Eastern or Western Khiamniungan or citizen or non citizen life was equally secured by Article 21 of the Constitution.” It stated that KSU president and team on July 29 had visited Khiamniungan union Mokokchung president and general secretary and have observed and verified on the said incident spot road and whereby “nothing has a worthy place to occur such incident even upto the extent of fracturing neck bone and which was unnatural”.

It further stated that in-

formation from reliable source and through the photo of the deceased several apparent marks or injuries were found on the body, such as left cheek, left chin, upper lips, right palm, left palm, right and left knee, left side of the shoulder, scratch on chess and neck bone were fractured. KSU president stated that to trace the actual cause of the dead “the Police must enjoy the trust, confidence and respect of the citizens while performing their precious services for the justice as a law enforcing agency”. The union urged the investigation officer (I/O) incharge and of its police authority Mokokchung and state government to intervene and to deliver fair investigation and fair justice without any legal/ social impediments at the earliest without delay.

Meanwhile the KSU and Khiamniungan community has extended gratitude to

DIMAPUR: Dzuvingol Kintso, the oldest man of Kidima village in Kohima district, passed away on July 1. He was 99. He is survived by a son, grand and great grand children. Kintso was laid to rest in his ancestral Kidima village.

Dzuvingol Kintso served as G.B. and took voluntary retirement on March 3, 2013. At his funeral service, Pedaho Kiso, a colleague and Kidima Village Council member, recalled Kintso as an energetic person. Tevonol Kintso, son of late Kintso, shared how his father professed that honesty brings longevity.

those who had supported the demise in any capacity and also conveyed condolences to the bereaved family of the lost soul. ERKSU: Eastern Region Khiamniungan Students’ Union (ERKSU) has also vehemently condemned the accident of June 26.

In a release, ERKSU president, L. Patun stated that as per the FIR lodged it has also demanded the administration and law enforcing agency to immediately book the culprit and reward befitting punishment to the accused and delivered justice to the bereaved family at the earliest. ERKSU also appealed to all right thinking citizens to condemn such barbaric and immoral act in a Christian society. While condemning the Don Bosco Higher Secondary School (DBHS) Dimapur organized a summer camp heinous crime, ERKSU also for scouts and guides of various schools and institutions. The camp was conducted conveyed deepest condolence for around eight schools from Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh. to the bereaved family members and pray for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.

DIMAPUR: One-day awareness programme on “two years achievement of the government” was organised at C Khel Tuensang, Tuensang, by the Directorate of Field Publicity (DFP), Government of India, on June 30 with chairman, village council, Tocshi Chang, as the chief guest.

In a press note, unit incharge DFP, Thokchom Anthony, informed that a public rally was also organised in connection with the awareness programme. Quiz contest, slogan writing competitions,

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Speaking on the occasion as resource person, Pradeep Sen Gupta from Postal Service, Nagaland Division, emphasized on Sukanya Smirdhi Yojana, and insurance schemes. Resource person from the medical department highlighted the importance of immunization.Anthony spoke on the need of financial inclusion of every citizen and also on Swachh Bharat Abhiyan (G).

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such a discourse. “Objective should be to achieve the desired level of assurance, with respect to the effectiveness and functioning of financial sector regulators,” he added.

Emphasising that risks and vulnerabilities from financial frauds are substantial, the CAG said there should be a comprehensive strategy to deal with them in order to safeguard the integrity of the financial system as well as the enormous public interest.

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On March 19, 2015, the European Council agreed to link the duration of sanctions to the full implementation of the Minsk agreements, scheduled for December 31, 2015.

Since the Minsk agreements were not fully implemented by December 31, 2015, the Council extended the sanctions until July 31, 2016. Having assessed the implementation of the agreements, the Council decided to extend the duration of sanctions for six more months, until January 31, 2017.

In India, the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) does not audit RBI whose auditors are appointed by the central government under the provisions of the RBI Act, he said at an industry event here.

“In the light of growing incidences of the financial frauds, it is a thought for consideration as to whether in future our audit should look into risk and vulnerability facing our financial sector and the ability and effectiveness of our regulators to mitigate such risks,” Sharma said.

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Brussels, Jul 2 (IANS): The European Union on Friday formally extended for six months its economic sanctions against specific sectors of the Russian economy, because of lack of full implementation of the Minsk agreements.

The penalties will be valid until January 31, 2017, the EU Council said in a statement.

These measures were introduced on July 31, 2014, initially for a period of one year, in response to the actions taken by Russia in Ukraine, and were strengthened in September of that year, Efe

New Delhi, Jul 2 (PTI): With regulators like the Reserve Bank out of its purview, CAG Shashi Kant Sharma today sought discussion on the need to audit financial sector regulators to check their effectiveness in dealing with frauds.

“The developments in the USA and the UK echo demand for more accountability and transparency of the financial sector regulators, as the spate of scandals the world over has subjected the world to unprecedented stresses and turmoil, and there are demands for a higher level of assurance of the functioning of the financial sector regulator,” he said.

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liberalisation in FDIS, along with optimism over passage key Goods and Services Tax (GST) on approaching monsoon session hogged limelight during the weeks trading momentum.

Also, firm rupee sentiment against US dollar and turnaround of FIIs from sellers to buyers led the bulls gaining upper-hand as well as across the spectrum short covering rally during the week.

The S&P BSE Sensex resumed lower at 26,347.81 and hovered in a range of 27,243.36 and 26,262.72 before ending the week at 27,144.91, showing a remarkable gain of 747.20 points or 2.83 per cent.

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of March 2016 the Minister has four cars -- 2 Mercedes, one Honda Accord and a Toyota Fortuner -- which has been financed through his personal earnings and savings, the disclosure said. At the end of March this year, the valuation of his vehicles came down to Rs 1.93 crore, from Rs 2.79 crore.

In 2014-15 fiscal, the Minister had five cars, including a BMW, which did not figure in 20152016 declarations.

Taking into account the assets, including gold, silver, diamonds and bank and cash balance, held by his wife Sangeeta Jaitley, the total asset of the minister comes to Rs 68.41 crore at the end of March 2016. It was Rs 71.24 crore in March 2015.

MUMBAI, Jul 2 (PTI): Indian market overcame jitters due to Brexit aftermath, snapping three weeks of extended losses suffered with the benchmark Sensex gaining 747.20 points to finish eight months high 27,144.91, while the broader Nifty garnered 239.75 points during the week.

Trading started for the June derivative expiry week on subdued note amid volatility, but investor sentiments soon recouped during day’s session’s mainly of global relief rally derived on expectation of major Central Banks resorting to more stimulus to boost economy while waning the vulnerability of Brexit turmoil.

As of domestic situation, the Met forecast of good rains, all-round growth measures including implementation of 7th pay commission, more

Mumbai, Jul 2 (Agencies): State Bank of India The State Bank of India (SBI) and The World Bank (WB) signed agreements for a facility of USD 625 Million for supporting Grid Connected Rooftop Solar Program.

The agreements were signed by Karnam Sekar, Deputy Managing Director, State Bank of India and Onno Ruhl, Country Director, World Bank India in the presence of Arun Jaitley, Finance Minister, Piyush Goyal, Minister of State with Independent Charge for Power, Coal, New and Renewable Energy and Jim Yong Kim, President, World Bank Group. Shaktikanta Das, Secretary, Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Upendra Tripathy, Secretary, Ministry of New & Renewable Energy and Varsha Purandare, MD & CEO, SBI Capital Markets

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Ltd were unchanged at Rs 17 crore. His cash in hand dropped to Rs 65.29 lakh from Rs 95.35 lakh in March 2015.

This together with PPF and other investments totalled to Rs 11 crore, down from Rs 11.24 crore. The value of his gold, silver and diamond holdings increased to Rs 1.86 crore at the end of March 2016, from Rs 1.76 crore in March 2015.

While the valuation of his gold jewellery holding has gone up to Rs 1.35 crore from Rs 1.25 crore in March 2015, that of valuation of silver holding has come down to Rs 5.54 crore at the end of March 2016.

The valuation of his diamond holding has remained unchanged at 45 lakh. As regards his vehicles, at the end

Market overcome Brexit SBI inks $625 mn deal with World Bank jitters, gains over 700 points

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New Delhi, Jul 2 (PTI): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has seen his assets decline by Rs 2.83 crore in fiscal year ended March 2016 to Rs 68.41 crore due to fall in cash balance in bank accounts.

In his declaration of Assets and Liabilities for 2015-16 posted on the PMO website, Jaitley said the value of his immovable properties including residential buildings and land remained unchanged at Rs 34.49 crore as compared to 2014-15 fiscal.

His bank balance with four bank accounts declined to Rs 1 crore from Rs 3.52 crore at the end of March 31, 2015.

Deposits in other companies, including Enpro Oils Ltd and DCM Shriram Consolidated

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London, JUL 2 (Agencies): They simply won’t take “Brexit” for an answer. Tens of thousands of protesters angered

by Britain’s historic vote last week to leave the European Union marched down London’s up-market Park Lane Saturday, many of them hoping that divorce from the bloc will never actually happen.

They say they’ve been cheated by a campaign deceit and false promises, chanting “We are the 48%, no more lies, no more hate.” The Leave vote won 52% of the vote, with the remain side at 48%.

Organizers said around 50,000 people had joined the march by midday, and while the protest attracted all walks of life, millennials appeared to make up the bulk of the crowd.

Loveday Newman - 29 trainee phycologist “The votes were called but people were told lies. I understand it’s the outcome of a democratic vote but it’s still a democracy and being part of that I hope we can contest the outcome. I hope we remain. I am European. Britain is just stronger in.” #brexit #london #uk A photo posted by 33ely33 (@33ely33) on Jul 2, 2016 at 4:46am PDT “The votes were called but people were told lies,” said 29-year-old Loveday Newman, wearing a T-shirt bearing a big red heart with “Europe” scrawled on it.

“I understand it’s the outcome of a democratic vote but it’s still a democracy, and being part of that I hope we can contest the outcome. I hope we remain. I am European. Britain is just stronger in,” she said.

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Thousands of EU supporters gather in Parliament Square during the March for Europe on Saturday. “wrong thing has happened.”

“Both sides have lied.

We’ve been part of Europe for so long -- you can’t change anything being alone. And to the EU, we’re not racist idiots.

They represent a small number of people here. You’re always welcome,” he said.

Britain has seen a rise in racial hate crimes following the vote. MORE: Hate crimes up fivefold in a week after Brexit vote.

Organizers of the March for Europe protest said they were demanding decisive political action as the country plunged into political chaos and uncertainty following the vote.

Amongst the crowds that chants, “we are the 48%, no more lies, no more hate.” Jude Malcomson a 25 year old, the-

atre technician from Yorkshire, England says, “The referendum doesn’t represent what I want for my country. Doesn’t represent the young generation. It’s important to be here.”

“We’re all here today under one message -- we believe in the EU and we want our voices heard. We want action taken by the government,” March for Europe spokeswoman Helen Parker told CNN. “There is a complete lack of leadership and it’s just chaos in government. There’s no plan for this country and everybody’s worried about the future,” she said.

Protesters’ signs referred to concerns about the economy, democracy and security, and complained of muddied information by campaigners and the media.

One protester held a sign reading “Divided Europe is a dangerous place,” while another read “Media & MPs: Shame on You.” “Brexit = Business Exit,” another read, as concerns grow of mass job losses if a withdrawal from the 28-country bloc prompts businesses to set up headquarters and factories elsewhere.

Some of those joining the march were people who did vote to leave but then changed their minds in the aftermath, when the pound plunged and global markets took a nosedive.

Others stood by their leave votes, but called for better leadership and a good relationship with the EU as Britain exits.

British Prime Minister David Cameron, who campaigned to keep Britain in the

union, announced his resignation the day after the vote, saying he would step down in October.

That has left the country without a clue as to who will usher them into a new and uncertain political phase, and Cameron has said the separation process will not officially start until the new prime minister is appointed.

British PM: The job from hell?

The British public has no more certainty of the opposition Labour Party, also torn apart by leadership tussles following the referendum.

Many are interested in what kind of trade deal Britain will strike with the EU, as it could have significant consequences for the country’s economy.

The majority of London voters supported remaining in the union, and Mayor Sadiq Khan has reiterated that the city is an outward looking one that is open to Europeans.

Meanwhile, Conservative MPs have been lining up behind candidates to replace David Cameron as the next prime minister and leader of the party.

US airstrike in Iraqi city Mosul Taiwan misfires kills top IS leaders: Pentagon anti-ship missile WA S H ING TON, J U L 2 (PTI): Two top Islamic State commanders have been killed in the US airstrike in the Iraqi city of Mosul, the Pentagon has announced and hoped that this would help in liberating Mosul from the control of the dreaded terror group. “Coalition forces conducted an airstrike against two Islamic State senior military commanders on 25 June near Mosul, resulting in their deaths,” the Pentagon Press Secretary Peter Cook said on Friday.

“The precision strike killed Basim Muhammad Ahmad Sultan al-Bajari, Islamic State deputy minister of war, and Hatim Talib al-Hamduni, an Islamic State military commander in Mosul,” Cook said.

These deaths are the latest in coalition efforts to systemically eliminate Islamic State cabinet wherever they hide, disrupting their ability to plot external terror attacks and hold onto the territory they use to claim legitimacy, he said in a statement.

Cook said the international coalition fighting Islamic State, working with local, ca-

pable, and motivated forces on the ground in Iraq and Syria, continues to make sustained progress in our campaign to deal Islamic Statea lasting defeat.

“In recent days, the coalition has freed Fallujah from Islamic State’s grip; launched devastating strikes against Islamic State forces fleeing that city; completed the encirclement of Manbij, a key node in the flow of foreign fighters between Syria and Turkey; and started to clear key terrain south of Mosul of Islamic State forces,” he added. “In addition to making operationally significant strides in our campaign to defeat Islamic State, we continue to look for - and seize - every opportunity to hasten it,” Cook said.

Al-Bajari was an experienced terrorist, a former member of al-Qaeda who brought his military skills into Islamic State’s terrorist network. He oversaw Islamic State’s June 2014 offensive to capture Mosul, and has also led the Islamic State Jaysh al-Dabiq battalion known for using vehicle-borne IEDs, suicide bombers and mustard gas in its attacks.

came to the cafe and saw his wife there with a group of friends. He then went home and came back with a gun.

“He just pulled out a gun and started shooting, first into the air,” one of the witnesses, Svetozar Manojlovic, said.

“It sounded like firecrackers at first,” he said. “Then the guy next to me fell down and others started falling down. It was total chaos.”

Cafe owner Ljubomir Milinovic said people didn’t immediately grasp what was going on. The cafe was packed with people enjoying a hot summer night. “It was horrible, people were screaming and there was blood everywhere,” Milinovic said. “We

immediately started rushing people to the hospital and ambulances soon arrived.”

Serbia’s Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic said that the cafe guests eventually managed to grab the weapon from the man’s hands when he tried to run away. Police in the vicinity arrived swiftly and caught the suspect, Stefanovic said.

He said that the probable motive was jealousy. Stefanovic said the automatic weapon was illegal. He appealed to citizens to hand over illegal

KABUL, JUL 2 (AGENCIES): New Taliban leader Haibatullah Akhundzada Saturday called on the US to end its “occupation” of Afghanistan in his first message since being appointed the terrorist group’s chief in May. “Admit the realities instead of useless use of force and muscle... and put an end to the occupation,” Akhundzada said in a speech on the eve of Eid-al-Fitr, the Muslim festival marking the Haibatullah Akhundzada end of the fasting month of Ramadan.

American invaders and her lim people neither fear... your weapons that many people “Our message to the allies is this: the Afghan Mus- force nor your stratagem. have following the wars in the Balkans in the 1990s. “This was completely unexpected,” Stefanovic said, speaking in front of the “Makijato” cafe Through this column, we the in the village of Zitiste. “There bereaved family members would like were no signs at all, people to convey our heartfelt gratitude to all tell us that he was completely individuals, churches, associations, calm and normal,” he said. organizations, unions, friends and Last year, a man killed six well-wishers who stood by us physically, people with a hunting rifle in financially, materially and prayer support during the brief illness and at northern Serbia, while in 2013 the sad demise of our beloved LATE a Balkan war veteran killed 13 NAMKIE INSING (PETER) former people in a shooting spree in a Chairperson Peren Town Council on central Serbian village.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY LT. SHIKATO AWOMI S/o Lt. Kivito Awomi

of Mukhami Village

A year has gone as you left us for your heavenly home on this very fateful day but the memories of you left behind always stays in our midst which we always cherished, we miss you so much.

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From your beloved wife, son, daughter, grand daughter/son and relatives

Born on :14th January 1960 Died on : 3rd July 2015

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

29th June 2016.

We convey our special thanks to:1. Hon’ble Chief Minister Nagaland Shri. TR Zeliang 2. Doctors and Nurses of District Hospital Peren.

3. Doctors and Nurse of Christian Institute of Health and Science Research (CIHSR) Dimapur 4. St. Paul’s Church Peren.

5. G.B Union Peren.

6. 7 Peren A/C. 7. NPF Unit Peren Town.

8. Bana (Western) Colony Peren.

9. Mpai Village Council.

10. Mpai Fellowship Peren Town.

11. Bana (Western) Colony Women Organization 12. Mpaime Pui Peren Town.

13. Mpai Kihangna Jalukie 14. Mpailui Kangbau Dimapur 15. Mpailui Kangbau Kohima.

We regret our inability to thank each one individually but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving wife, children and relatives.

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Dear Tochang, Though death has taken you away from us and left us less in number. It doesn’t know that it cannot take away the beautiful memories we have of yours in our hearts forever.

We miss you.

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1 DEATH ANNIVERSARY of Late I. Hotokhu Swu

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Our hearts still ache with sadness and many tears still flow.

What it means to lose you, No one will ever know.

Your influence still guides us and we still feel you near.

What we shared will never die, it lives within our hearts bringing strength and comfort in every walk of our lives.

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They consider martyrdom in confrontation with you as a cherished goal of their life,” Akhundzada added.

“You are facing... not a group or faction but a nation.

You are not going to be a winner (if Allah willing).”

The message is the first

by Akhundzada since his predecessor Akhtar Mansour was killed during a US drone strike in neighbouring Pakistan in May. The leader’s statement comes two days after twin Taliban bomb blasts killed at least 32 Afghan policemen and wounded 78 others on the edge of Kabul.

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03-07-2015 Its been a year since you left us for eternal rest, but the sweet memories that you left behind is still alive amidst us. As we remember you on this day, we pray that you will be comforted in the presence of our heavenly Father. Until one day we shall all meet in that land of eternal rest and glory.

Miss you so much with silent tears.

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TAIPEI, JUL 2 (AP): Taiwan’s military said it mistakenly fired a supersonic anti-ship missile Friday that hit a fishing boat, killing one and injuring three people, on the day rival China was celebrating the Communist Party’s anniversary. The 500-ton patrol boat Chinchiang was undergoing an inspection inside a military base when the Hsiung Feng III missile was fired and landed about 40 nautical miles (75 kilometers) away in waters off the islands of Penghu near Taiwan, the official Central News Agency said.

The Defense Ministry said the missile penetrated a nearby Taiwanese fishing boat, killing its captain and injuring three crew members.

A preliminary investigation showed that missile operators likely failed to follow proper procedures, CNA said. A full investigation was under way, while the navy sent a helicopter and boats to search for the missile, the report said. The firing coincided with Beijing’s celebrations of the 95th anniversary of the founding of the ruling Communist Party.

New Taliban leader tells US to end Afghan ‘occupation’

Serbia cafe shooting: Gunman kills 5, 20 others injured B E L G R A DE , J U L 2 , (AGENCIES): Five people were killed when a gunman opened fire in a crowded cafe in northern Serbia early Saturday. 20 others were injured in this shoot out. According to reports available, the gunman was carrying an automatic weapon. The attack occurred at 01:40 a.m. local time in a village close to the town of Zrenjanin, some 50 kilometers (30 miles) northwest of Belgrade. A police statement says a man identified only as Z.S. first killed his wife and another woman before randomly shooting at other occupants of the “Makijato” cafe.

Witnesses told Serbia’s state TV that the attacker

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Loving Husband & Children

‘GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN’ (5th April 1990 – 29th June 2016) We the family members of LATE CHANGSANG YEMKHONG would like to express our profound heartfelt gratitude to the entire individual, friends, relatives and well wishes who stood and supported us physically, financially, materially and through unceasing prayers at the sudden demise of our beloved son.

We convey our special thanks to1. Eleutheros Christian society Tuensang.

2. Doctor, nurses and staff of PHC Longpang 3. Changsang Range Student's Union and Changsang Range Village Council Union.

4. The Village Councils, Students Unions, Churches and Citizen’s Union under Changsang Range.

5. Tuensang village and TuensangTown Baptist Church.

6. Confederation Of Chang Student’s Union.

7. Chang Baptist Lashoung Thangnyen Staff.

8. KVK staff Tuensang.

9. Konya Mütli Thangjam Tuensang Town.

10. Hakchang Bukmüt Thangjam Tuensang Town.

11. Phenjang Colony Public Organisation and Phenjang Youth Organization.

12. Changsang Band Club Hakchang village.

We regret our inability to mention all in person but the selflessness and the humanity shown shall always be remembered. It is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly .

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With deepest sorrow, we the bereaved family members would like to sincerely convey our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, groups, well-wishers, churches, unions, neighbours and friends for the many love and sympathy shown towards us and supported us physically, morally, materially and financially at the sudden and tragic demise of our beloved Lt. Lidemo Odyuo.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but it is our humble prayer that Almighty God blesses you all profusely.

Extending our sincere gratitude to: 1. The Principal and All Ranks and Files of PTS Chumukedima 2. 37th Batch SI/ASI’S Cadet, PTS Chumukedima 3. 62nd Batch A & B Coy, PTS Chumukedima 4. 63rd Batch Cadet, PTS Chumukedima 5. 63rd Batch Lotha Cadet, PTS Chumukedima 6. D’Coy, Commander/ CHM, PTS Chumukedima 7. Lotha Cadet SI/ ASI’S, PTS Chumukedima 8. Police Baptist Church Chumukedima 9. Yikhum Union Dimapur 10. Yikhum Eloe Ekhung Dimapur 11. Wokha Town Yikhum Ekhung 12. Diphupar Police Station Dimapur 13. Rev. Chumben Kithan (Sr. Associate Pastor, Lotha Baptist Church Dimapur) 14. Nzio Kithan 15. Zanbemo Odyuo 16. Liremo Odyuo 17. John Odyuo 18. Winemo Odyuo 19. Khikheto Sumi, BSNL Dimapur Loving wife, mom, dad, brother, sister & relatives DP-4091 K

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Alobo Naga releases new single GVH s-3 heads for the finale “Chasing Ghosts” ft MOTO

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he ongoing Gospel Voice Hunt (GVH) season 3 is headed for the grand finale even as two contestants were eliminated during the semi final round held at hotel Acacia, Dimapur, Saturday evening.

Regarded as the only show catering to the need of the gospel singers in the state, the show has given much needed platform and training ground to polish, nurture and help the local gospel singers.

Saturday evening saw a more serious phase of the show as the contestants were put to one last test before the grand finale scheduled for August 20.

Eight out of ten contestants fared across the semi final and will now put up the very last show during the finals.

Picking some of the hit contemporary gospel songs belonging to internationally acclaimed artistes in the likes of Chris Tomlin, News Boys, Hillsong Casting Crowns etc. the contestants could be seen giving their best to secure a

spot in the finale.

Saturday’s best performance was bagged by Gimgim Liegise (C#01), a graduate of Kohima Bible College currently involved in church ministry at Chirst Community Church.

Describing his journey in the GVH as a great privilege, Gimgim said it was an amazing experience. He expressed his appreciation to the organizers for investing in spreading out the gospel through music and for the, “Glory of God”.

The best vocal during the semi finals was bagged

by Chonpenthung (C#2), a graduate soccer fanatic who also loves to sing.

Thanking ‘Jesus’ for the opportunity he got through the event, Chonpenthung said his journey with GVH so far had been a wonderful experience.

He also expressed his desire to be the winner in the show.

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The Next Star auditions begin

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The auditions will be held at the same venue and the organizers have invited interested singers to join the show by either coming for live auditions or sending in their watsapp video for online auditions at 9774215977 or 9862047570. Auditions for Kohima, Jalukie and Zunheboto will follow. Singers can sing either in Hindi or English and solo or groups.

Apple to disable recordings at concerts

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According to 9 to 5 Mac, the technology has the potential to block an iPhone from recording video or taking a pho-

tograph via an infrared signal within a certain range - such as at a concert or in a cinema.

The patent paperwork reads: “An infrared emitter can be located in areas where picture or video capture is prohibited, and the emitter can generate infrared signals with encoded data that includes commands to disable the recording functions of devices.”

FOR THE FIRST TIME !!

SUMMER NIGHT CARNIVAL 2016

Venue : Chekiye Main Bazar, 3rd Mile, Dimapur Date : 6th - 9th July 2016 Stall Booking Open between : 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Few Stalls Left !!

FUN & GAMES FAST FOOD First Come First Basis

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enesis Publications will release “Hello, Goodbye: The Beatles in Tokyo, 1966” in November.

We were sent the following details about the forthcoming photo book.

For the 50th anniversary of The Beatles’ 1966 Tokyo concerts, Genesis Publications announces a book of rare photos of the trip. Taken by Japanese photographer Shimpei Asai, these pictures have never before been published outside Japan.

In 1966 The Beatles embarked on their last tour, playing concerts in seven cities over the course of four months, beginning in London and ending in San Francisco.

Millions of fans in England, Germany, Japan, the Philippines and America flocked to see the band.

On June 29th 1966, The Beatles arrived in Tokyo to play five shows to sold-out crowds at the legendary Nippon Budokan. Built to commemorate the lives of Japan’s lost soldiers and a hallowed centre of Japanese culture, the venue had previously been reserved for traditional Japanese entertainment including sumo wrestling.

As the first rock act to perform at the Budokan The Beatles faced controversy and protest - as well as causing excitement - with many objecting to a concert at the traditional venue. Following the success of The Beatles’ Tokyo concerts, however, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Led Zepplin and others also visited the Budokan, which is now an internationally recognized music venue.

FOR THE FIRST TIME !!

Dancing Star Nagaland season-2, Dimapur auditions will be held at Town hall Dimapur,

(L-R) Gospel Voice Hunt season 3 semi final’s July 3, 2:30 p.m. onwards. Interested individuals can register at the venue of the auditions best performer Gimgim Liegise and best vocal itself. The next auditions will be in Kohima on July 6, 2016. For more information one may contact 9774378045.

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Reliance.

The build-up to the release has been tremendous as world famous personalities like Bhaichung Bhutia, Meiyeng Chang, Prashant Tamang, Ronnie Lahiri, Renedy Singh and Benjamin Pintoo supported Alobo by clicking photos of themselves holding placards with captions

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enowned native artiste Alobo Naga has released his long awaited single ‘Chasing Ghosts’ featuring MOTO, in various downloading sites including iTunes India and International, Hungama Music, Artistaloud, Wynk, Guvera, Idea Music Hub, Vodaphone Music, Voda Re.1 Store and

l i k e ‘ M a r k yo u r calendar-Chasing Ghosts releasing on July 2’.

The multitude of people supporting the artiste also included people from across the globe belonging to various nations like France, Germany, USA, UK, Australia, Nepal, Israel, Poland, New Zealand, Palau etc.

Probably one of the few Naga artistes to have uploaded their songs in the iTunes, Chasing Ghosts is the third song Alobo has uploaded in the giant music site.

Alobo’s ‘Chasing Ghosts’ features MOTO, a Germany based Naga musicproducer, composer and arranger specialized in pop music production.

MOTO has been working as a freelancer in the music production business for several years now. He has worked with and for artistes from across the world.

Fans and well wishers can download Chasing Ghosts at any of the following websites iTunes India and International, Hungama Music, Artistaloud, Wynk, Guvera, Idea Music Hub, Vodaphone Music, Voda Re.1 Store or Reliance.

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nation held Portugal to a 1-1 draw in their opening group game, then sent Austria home with a last-gasp 2-1 victory before stunning England by the same scoreline in the last 16.

Defender Bacary Sagna compared Iceland’s remarkable run to that of Leicester City’s fairytale Premier League title success, with both country and city boasting almost identical populations.

“They are kind of the Leicester of Euro 2016,” said the Manchester City rightback.

“They deserve to be there.

They showed in the qualifying tournament that they could beat

the big teams like Netherlands and Czech Republic.

“It is a quality team and you must not underestimate them,” he added.

France needed late goals to overcome Romania and Albania in the group stage, while Antoine Griezmann rescued Les Bleus as they rallied after falling behind in the second minute against the Republic of Ireland in the last round.

Sagna warned his teammates they will eventually be “punished” if they fail to address their tendency to start matches slowly as they head into the latter stages.

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Zlatan Ibrahimovic signs for Man United on free transfer

Zlatan Ibrahimovic

London, Jul 2 (Agencies): Manchester United have confirmed the signing of Zlatan Ibrahimovic on a free transfer.

The 34-year-old passed a medical at United’s Carrington training complex on Friday after noon a n d f i n a l i s e d personal terms on a switch to Old Trafford.

He is reunited with manager Jose Mourinho, having

worked with the Portuguese during their time together at Serie A club Inter Milan.

Ibrahimovic becomes Mourinho’s second signing of the summer following the arrival of defender Eric Bailly from Villarreal.

“I am absolutely delighted to be joining Manchester United and am looking forward to playing in the Premier League,”

Ibrahimovic told the club’s official website.

“It goes without saying that I cannot wait to work with Jose Mourinho once again.

He is a fantastic manager and I am ready for this new and exciting challenge. I have thoroughly enjoyed my career so far and have some great memories. I am now ready to create more special memories in England.”

Ibrahimovic left French c h a m p i o n s Pa r i s S a i n t Germain at the end of last season following four years at the club.

He won the Ligue 1 title in each of his four seasons at the Parc des Princes and scored 156 goals in 180 appearances for the Parisians.

Ibrahimovic, who has also won league titles in Italy, Spain and the Netherlands, has scored 392 goals in 677 club appearances.

Mourinho added, “Zlatan needs no introduction. The statistics speak for themselves.

Ibra is one of the best strikers in the world and a player who always gives 100 per cent.”

“He has won the most important league championships in the world of football, now he has the opportunity to play in the best league in the world and I know he will grasp this opportunity and will work hard to help the team win titles. I am certain that his talent will delight fans at Old Trafford next season and that his experience will be invaluable in helping to develop the younger players in the squad.”

Members of Wokha District Badminton Association (WDBA) along with players during the two weeks coaching for selected players at WDBA stadium. The coaching was conducted under the supervision of coach T. Imtisungit Ao.

Campbell smashes swimming record

Brisbane, Jul 2 (Agencies): Australia’s Cate Campbell smashed the long-standing women’s 100m freestyle world record on Saturday at a meet in Brisbane in an ominous warning to her rivals ahead of the Rio Olympics.

The Australian Swim Team tweeted the world record, confirming the 52.06 seconds swim which eclipsed German Britta Steffen’s old mark of 52.07 set in Rome in 2009 during the full-body supersuit era.

Campbell, 24, had “put the world on notice” at the Brisbane Grand Prix, it added, with Australian swim great Dawn Fraser poolside to witness the new record.

She had already notched an impressive win over her

Bolt doubtful for Rio after injury K INGS T ON , J u l 2 (Agencies): The world’s fastest man, Usain Bolt, withdrew from the Jamaican National Olympic Trials on Friday with what he described as a mildly torn left hamstring, an injury that could keep him from defending triple gold at next month’s Rio Games.

The reigning world and Olympic champion - seeking his third consecutive Olympic titles in the 100, 200 and 4x100 relay - must prove his fitness at a Diamond League meet on July 22 in London to have a hope of running in Rio. The Jamaican athletics governing body allows for medical exemptions if an athlete can show an injury denied a chance to compete at the trials. But Bolt must also prove his fitness and that bid comes in his planned run in three weeks in the city he electrified at the 2012 Olympics.

2nd CSA executive meet DIMAPUR, JUl 2 (NPN): Chakhroma Sports Association (CSA) has convened its second executive meeting for the tenure 2016-2020 on July 9 at 11am at CPO hall Chümukedima. All the office bearers of CSA, advisors of CSA, representatives of Group-A, representatives of Group-B, representatives of Group-C and representatives o f G r o u p - D h ave b e e n requested to attend the meeting.

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PORT OF SPAIN, Jul 2 (Agencies): South Africa’s Hashim Amla and Dwayne Bravo of the West Indies set a new world record for a fifthwicket stand in Twenty 20 cricket of 150 in the Caribbean Premier League on Friday.

The pair put on their match-winning partnership in 92 balls for the Trinbago Knight Riders against the Barbados Tridents at Queen’s Park Oval.

Amla went on to score 81 from 54 balls having brought up his half century from 42 balls.

Bravo made an undefeated 66 with both men hitting four sixes. They took their side from what looked like certain defeat to victory in 15.2 overs.

Trinidad made 170-5 off their 20 overs before restricting Barbados to 159-8 for an 11run win. The previous record for a fifth-wicket partnership in T20 cricket was 149 set by Yogesh Takawale and Sairaj Bahutule in the Indian Premier League in 2007.

New Delhi, Jul 2 (Agencies): If repor ts are to believed, Lionel Messi could well play in the 2018 FIFA World Cup, representing Argentina in the worlds biggest single event sporting spectacle.

The Barcelona star shocked the world last Sunday announcing his international retirement after Argentina were beaten in the Copa America Centenario final by Chile on penalties.

But according to national team masseur Marcelo D’Andrea, Messi will certainly play for his Argentina once again, and most importantly in the 2018 World Cup. “I have no doubts that Leo will play at the [2018] World Cup,” D’Andrea was quoted as saying by goal.com.

“I have a lot of faith in him and we must leave him alone for now. I trust him in his silence.

He loves the national team and he will do everything for his country.”

Following the 4-2 loss on penalties, a visibly distraught Messi said that it hurts not to be a champion despite reaching four finals, adding that “the national team is over for me.”

This was the fourth time Messi has tasted defeat in a major tournament final.

Apart from losing three Copa America finals (2007, 2015, 2016), the Messi-led Argentina were also beaten by Germany in the 2014 World Cup final.

D’Andrea also revealed that Messi didn’t notify his decision with the camp, admitting that the Copa America loss was the hardest blow the Argentine had received in his career.

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“I have submitted a medical exemption to be excused from the 100m final and the remainder of the National Championships,” Bolt said in a statement posted on Twitter. “I will seek treatment immediately and hope to show fitness at the London Anniversary Games on July 22 to earn selection for the Olympic Games in Rio.” The stunning turn of events came after Bolt, the 100m world record-holder in 9.58 seconds, won his 100m semi-final heat after a slow start in 10.04 at Kingston’s National Stadium.

Bolt, who turns 30 on the final day of the Rio Games, then departed well before what was to have been a showcase 100m final against for mer world champion Yohan Blake, who won the sprint final in 9.95. Nickel Ashmeade finished second in 9.96 and Jevaughn Minzie was

third in 10.02 just edging out Asafa Powell who ran fourth in 10.03.

“After feeling discomfort in my hamstring after the first round last night and then again in the semi-final tonight, I was examined by the Chief Doctor of the National Championships and diagnosed with a Grade 1 tear,” Bolt said in his statement.

A grade one tear is classified as the most minor of hamstring injuries, usually involving only a muscle strain and just a few days to a week for recovery. Grade two is typically a partial tear with grade three a complete tear that might require months to heal.

Bolt later posted photographs he said was himself being treated on the back of his left leg by a physiotherapist while stretched out face down. A caption read: “Starting the recovery process right away.”

Cate Campbell

sister Bronte, the reigning world 100m freestyle champion, in the 50m freestyle on Friday.

“I still can’t believe it’s happened,” Campbell told reporters after her win.

“People have been asking me when I was going to break

the world record for the last three years and honestly it wasn’t really on my mind but every time I got in the pool, it was like will they stop asking me this question now. Now you will.”

In April, Cate had edged her sister to win an epic 100 metres freestyle final at the Australian Championships and Olympic trials in Adelaide.

The Campbell sisters headline a 34-strong Australian swim team heading to Rio, with several ranked world number one on current form.

A strong showing in Brazil would be a major turnaround for the squad, which produced just one gold at the 2012 London Olympics in a campaign marred by ill-discipline, drug use and drunkenness.

Russia will tighten responsibility for doping violations: Putin

Naantali, Jul 2 (IANS): Russia will tighten the responsibility for doping abuse by athletes while law enforcers will be empowered to investigate such cases, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.

“The responsibility must be tightened,” Putin on Friday said adding that he had discussed the issue with the government on Thursday.

“We’ve made a decision to support amendments to tighten legislation: to enhance responsibility and to adopt legislation allowing the use of detective and policing methods to let our law enforcers use investigative methods to expose the use and proliferation of doping substances,” Putin said, adding he hoped a future State Duma would support the amendments.

Commenting on the

situation around accusations of doping abuse by Russian athletes, Putin noted that Russia is thankful to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and promised to study its information on doping among Russian athletes attentively, reports Tass.

“We should be thankful to our counter parts from WADA and should treat the information they’ve provided in a most serious way,” he said, adding that Russia has always fought with doping at state level and will continue doing it.

“We hope the information we’ll be receiving ourselves or will be getting otherwise will be unbiased,” Putin said adding this is the sphere where conclusions should not be made on the basis of rumours or simply suspicions.

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France’s Dimitri Payet, Laurent Koscielny, Anthony Martial, Eliaquim Mangala and Bacary Sagna, from right, wait for new exercises during a training session of the French national team.

suspended, Deschamps is set to hand 22-year-old Barcelona-bound Samuel Umtiti his international debut alongside Laurent Koscielny in defence.

N’Golo Kante is also serving a one-match ban with Kingsley Coman, Moussa Sissoko and Yohan Cabaye all candidates to replace the energetic midfielder who played such a huge role in that Leicester success.

Having plotted Iceland’s incredible rise alongside former Sweden boss Lars Lagerback, co-coach Heimir Hallgrimsson is again keen to look at his side’s limited expectations as an advantage.

“There is a big difference in the pressure on Iceland and on France,” said Hallgrimsson.

“France cannot lose the game, it would be horrible for the French nation. But the Icelandic people would be happy if we get a good performance against France.

You dream big. But we are realistic, we can play the best game of our lives and still lose against France.”

Jon Dadi Bodvarsson, who scored against Austria at the Stade de France, expects the tour nament hosts to give Iceland a much tougher time than they had against England.

Iceland are sweating over the fitness of captain Aron Gunnarsson, who is nursing a back problem, but Lagerback on Friday said the Cardiff City midfielder, the team’s longthrow specialist, should recover in time to line up against the French.

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Hosts France wary of Iceland pitfall

Paris, Jul 2 (Agencies): Didier Deschamps’ France will be wary of falling victim to the same trap that ensnared England as the Euro 2016 hosts take on rank outsiders Iceland for a place in the semifinals on Sunday.

France are vying for a record-equalling third European Championship title and go into their quarterfinal as overwhelming favourites against a countr y with a population of just 330,000.

But Iceland, playing at their first major finals, has blown away any notion they were simply in France to make up the numbers.

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Historic Euro semis for Wales

Wales striker Vokes is mobbed by team-mates after his goal sealed a historic win.

Lille, Jul 2 (IANS): Wales have advanced to the semifinals of a major football tournament for the first time with a comefrom-behind 3-1 victory over Belgium, which paid dearly for its careless play on defence in an Euro 2016 quarter-final here.

The Belgians on Friday night grabbed the early lead with a long-distance strike off the foot of midfielder Radja

Nainggolan in the 12th minute.

But Belgium’s porous defence allowed Wales captain Ashley Williams to score the equaliser at the half-hour mark, reports Efe. Wales then took the lead 10 minutes into the second half on a goal by Hal Robson-Kanu before Sam Vokes put the icing on the British squad’s victory -- its biggest in nearly 60 years -- shortly before the end of regu-

lation. The contest at the PierreMauroy Stadium featured two of soccer’s biggest stars in Belgium’s Eden Hazard and Welshman Gareth Bale, but the Chelsea attacking midfielder was hampered by a leg injury and largely invisible while the Real Madrid winger also failed to make a big impact.

Wales made one change from the team that defeated

Northern Ireland 1-0 in Round of 16, with Robson-Kanu being brought into the front two alongside Bale. Sam Vokes dropped to the bench as a result. James Chester, Ashley and Ben Davies made up the customary back three, with Joe Ledley once again in the engine room, reports Xinhua.

Belgium saw Jordan Lukaku starting at left back, with chief coach Marc Wilmots having no option but to also name young Jason Denayer alongside Toby Alderweireld in defence. Thomas Vermaelen was out through suspension, while Jan Vertonghen missed out due to an ankle injury in training. Yannick Carrasco came in on the right, with Kevin De Bruyne and Eden Hazard in support of lone striker Romelu Lukaku.

Belgium nearly kicked off the scoring in the sixth minute, when Romelu, Thomas Meunier and Hazard all squandered chances at point-blank range.

But six minutes later, Nainggolan, the Roma midfielder with a blonde mohawk, tattoos on his neck and a smoking habit tolerated by Wilmots, unloaded a remarkable blast from 25 metres out past the diving Welsh goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey. Wales, however, came storming back before the

half-hour mark, nearly scoring on a Neil Taylor strike off an Aaron Ramsey cross that goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois brilliantly saved. A few minutes later, however, Ramsey - who has played a role in four of his squad’s last six goals - found Ashley unmarked in the area on a corner kick and the Dragons’ captain headed the ball home.

Belgium appeared to have the edge in the early part of the second half but more defensive lapses reared their ugly head in the 55th minute, when some nifty dribbling by RobsonKanu put three defenders out of position and set up a leftfooted blast from just outside the six-yard box.

One last goal on a header

by Vokes, who had entered the game in the 80th minute and scored five minutes later, sealed the historic victory for Wales.

Wales, whose last major soccer feat was a quarter-final berth at the 1958 World Cup, will next take on Cristiano Ronaldo-captained Portugal in the semi-finals on July 6 in Lyon.

But they will have to make do in that match without creative force Ramsey, who picked up his second booking of the tournament late in Friday’s contest.

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Nirmala qualifies for Olympics H y d e r a b a d, J u l 2 (Agencies): Nirmala Sheoran from Haryana qualified for the upcoming Rio Olympics on Friday after clocking a timing of 51.48 seconds in women’s 400m at the Senior National Inter-State Senior Athletics championships in Hyderabad.

The Olympics qualifying mark for the event was set at 52.20 seconds.

The 22-year-old has not competed in any major event in the last few months and was fully focussed on making the cut for Rio. Nirmala, who is coached by Vijender Singh, had shown her ambitions to qualify for the quadrennial event yesterday, after clocking a timing of 52.35 seconds during the heats at the GMC Balayogi Stadium.

The Haryana girl led the race from the start to finish and recorded a personal best timing of 51.48 seconds to book the ticket to Rio and to better the previous meet mark set by MR Poovamma (51.73 seconds) in 2014.With the timing, she also became the 24th track-and-field athlete from India to qualify for Rio and increased the strength of the Indian Olympic contingent to 103. “It is the result of two years of real hard work and training,” Nirmala’s proud coach Vijender Singh said.

Jayaram, Praneeth reach Canada Open semis Calgary, Jul 2 (PTI): Indian shuttlers Ajay Jayaram and B Sai Praneeth advanced to the semifinals of the USD 55,000 Canada Open Grand Prix badminton tournament after notching up contrasting victories in the men’s singles competition here.

Top seeded Jayaram defeated fellow Indian Harsheel Dani 21-18 19-21 21-8 in a hardfought that lasted 47 minutes.

The two-time Dutch Open winner, Jayaram will face Korea’s Lee Hyun Il, seeded third, in the semifinals.

Fourth seed Praneeth too made it to the final four after

brushing aside eighth seed Raul Must of Estonia 21-14 21-16 in just 33 minutes to set up a clash against seventh seeded Frenchman Brice Leverdez, who had ended the campaign of second seed H S Prannoy of India.

Prannoy played out of skin before going down fighting 22-20 21-23 18-21 to Leverdez.

In women’s singles, it was curtains for Ruthvika Shivani Gadde and Tanvi Lad. While Ruthvika suffered a 16-21 12-21 loss to fourth seed Linda Zetchiri of Bulgaria, Tanvi fought hard before going down 16-21 21-15 10-21 to third seed Iris Wang of USA.

India draw Argentina 3-3 in Six Nations Hockey

Valencia, Jul 2 (Agencies): The Indian men’s hockey team came from behind to draw 3-3 in their penultimate match on Saturday at the Six Nations Invitational Tournament in Valencia.

Argentina took the lead in the closing moments of the first quarter but Rupinder Pal Singh evened things with a penalty stroke in the first few minutes of the second quarter.

Argentina leapt ahead through two quick goals on the brink of half-time to lead 3-1. It was only in the fourth quarter that India stepped up their game.

Ramandeep Singh scored India’s second goal with a fierce strike in the 47th minute, while Devindar Walmiki got a lovely one from a difficult angle in the 57th minute to make it 3-3.

India will play their final game against Spain on Sunday.

Djokovic suffers shock defeat at Wimbledon

Djokovic makes his way back to the changing room after suffering a shock defeat on Saturday.

London, Jul 2 (Agencies): Sam Querrey upset top-ranked Novak Djokovic in the third round of Wimbledon, 7-6 (6), 6-1, 3-6, 7-6 (5), on Saturday, ending Djokovic’s run

of Grand Slam titles.

Djokovic, 29, had won the past four major tournaments and set an Open era record on Wednesday by winning his 30th Grand Slam

singles match in a row. He also was chasing the Grand Slam, having won the first two major titles this year at the Australian Open and the French Open.

Querrey, the No. 28 seed, won the first two sets Friday night before rain forced the players off Court 1 shortly after 8 p.m.

When the match resumed Saturday around noon, Djokovic was in much better form, breaking Querrey twice to build 4-0 lead in 17 minutes before rain again suspended play.

After a two-hour delay, Querrey was able to get one break back before Djokovic closed out the set.

There was another quick shower at 1-1 in the fourth set.

Both players saved numerous break point opportunities before Djokovic finally converted on his 12th try of the set to serve for the set at 5-4. But Querrey was broke him back in the next game, then held to go up by 6-5, when it started to rain again.

The delay gave Djokovic an hour to mull having to hold

serve to stay in the match. But he held at love to send the set into a tiebreaker.

The loose play and errors that plagued Djokovic throughout the match were his undoing in the tiebreaker, which ended with a forehand sailing wide.

Querrey, a 28-year-old American, finished with 31 aces and 56 winners. He has never advanced past the fourth round at a major. He had beaten Djokovic only once in their nine previous meetings and had not won a set against him in three years.

Rod Laver was the last man to complete the Grand Slam, in 1969, and the last man to win the first three majors in a season. Only one man won five straight Grand Slam titles: Don Budge, who claimed six in a row in 1937-38.

Djokovic had not lost at a Grand Slam tournament since the final of the 2015 French Open. He was last beaten before the quarterfinals of a major in 2009, when he fell to Philipp Kohlschreiber in the third round.

Salgaocar, Sporting put up 3 demands before AIFF Panaji, Jul 2 (PTI): Salgaocar and Sporting Clube de Goa, which have pulled out of the I-League in protest against All India Football Federation’s re-structuring proposals, have put up three demands before the AIFF if they have to reconsider their decision of withdrawal. presented in a meeting held in Panaji among the owners of the clubs with the AIFF General Secretary Kushal Das, I-League CEO Sunando Dhar and IMGReliance’s Chirag Tanna. The two clubs owners Shivanand Salgaocar of Salgaocar and Peter Vaz of Sporting Clube de Goa, who decided to quit the I-League last week, put out a joint statement encompassing the three principal points. The three demands were: No forced relegation of I-League teams to a second tier league from the nation’s premier competition (All teams qualified for I-League should be part of the top league); No bidding process and no franchise fees for existing I-League clubs (merit being the only qualifying factor) and all governance issues should rest with AIFF exclusively. Das agreed to call a meeting of all I-League clubs in order to elicit their views on the matter. He said he will consult with the AIFF president and the executive committee along with their marketing partners IMG-Reliance to revert back with a final binding proposal on or before July 31. Salgaocar and Sporting Clube de Goa said that their decision to withdraw from the I-League stands unless they receive a final proposal/roadmap which includes the above mentioned three points.

Manchester Utd legend Ryan Giggs quits club

Ryan Giggs MANCHESTER, Jul 2 (Agencies): Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs is to leave after almost 30 years of service, the English Premier League club announced on Saturday in a widely expected

move following Jose Mourinho’s appointment as manager.

The 42-year-old Welshman, an integral part of the great side built by Alex Ferguson, is keen to pursue a managerial career, having been assistant manager during the unsuccessful spells of David Moyes and then Louis van Gaal.

“It has not been a decision that I have made lightly.

I’ll take away so many special memories as well as a lifetime of experiences that will, I hope, serve me well in the future,” said Giggs in a statement issued by the club.

“However, the time feels right and although I have no immediate plans to step into management, it is where I want to be.”

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