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Parrikar moots idea for raising all women battalion DIMAPUR tuesday, july 5, 2016
Vol XXVI No. 207
Major cabinet reshuffle today Rejig will reflect budget focus & priorities: PM
NEW DELHI, JUL 4 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to reshuffle his council of ministers on Tuesday by axing six ministers and inducting 19 new faces in the maiden such major exercise since he took power in May 2014, party sources said. Some of the to be ministers who flew into the capital on Monday from Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka and Uttarakhand confirmed to IANS that they were summoned by BJP President Amit Shah. All of them met Shah over tea in the afternoon. Frank Noronha, the government’s principal spokesperson, tweeted earlier in the day that a cabinet expansion would take place on Tuesday at 11 a.m. but did not go into the specifics. BJP sources said two dozen names were doing the rounds for induction, promotion or ouster. The sources said over 15 new faces -- one source put the figure at 19 -- could find a place in the ministerial council and four ministers of state with independent charge were likely to be promoted to the cabinet. A highly placed source told IANS that none of the new ministers would get the cabinet status. Ministers with independent charge likely to join the cabinet are Piyush Goyal (Power, Coal, and New and Renewable Energy), Dharmendra Pradhan (Petroleum
MALT pickets SDEO Mangkolemba DIMAPUR, JUL 4 (NPN): Around 130 Mangkolemba Ao Youth Organization (MALT) volunteers picketed the office of the Sub Divisional Education Officer (SDEO) Mangkolemba on July 4, 2016 in protest against state government’s failure to initiate action against HA of SDEO Mangkolemba. MALT president Imjong Longkumer and assistant general secretary Tinuniken Langu said that the HA, who was transferred on promotion, failed to join office after his detachment from District Education Office (DEO) Kiphire to SDEO, Mangkolemba on May 23, 2016. However, the proposed indefinite picketing of Sub Divisional Education Officer’s office was called off after ADC Mangkolemba, Imtiwapang Aier, gave an assurance on behalf of the Directorate of School Education to take disciplinary action against the HA and to deploy one HA to SDEO Mangkolemba. Mangkolemba Ao Youth Organization has also submitted ultimatum to the Chief Secretary through ADC Mangkolemba demanding disciplinary action against the “disobedient” HA and posting of one HA at SDEO Mangkolemba before July 18. The youth organization further warned of befitting steps in the event of failure to fulfill their demand.
This is it!
“When there is total closure, it is not only shopkeepers who suffer but regular customers like me.” K Y M C
and Natural Gas), Nirmala Sitharaman (Industries and Commerce) and Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi (Minority Affairs). The likely new faces are Lok Sabha members Arjun Ram Meghwal, P.P. Chaudhary and Subhash Chandra Baheria (all Rajasthan), Anupriya Patel, Mahendra Nath Pandey and Krishna Raj (all Uttar Pradesh), Ajay Tamta (Uttarakhand), S.S. Ahluwalia (West Bengal), Mansukh Bhai Mandavia and Jaswant Sinh Bhabhor (both Gujarat) and Ramesh Chandappa Jigajinagi (Karnataka). The likely new ministers from the Rajya Sabha are Anil Desai and Ramdas Athawale (Maharashtra), Purushottam Rupala (Gujarat), Faggan Singh Kulaste, M.J. Akbar and Anil Madhav Dave (all Madhya Pradesh) and Vijay Goel, the former Delhi BJP president who represents Rajasthan. All of them met Shah soon after the government announced that a cabinet reshuffle would take place on Tuesday. “At least six ministers may be dropped,” a source told IANS. Those who may be axed are Minority Affairs Minister Najma Heptulla (cabinet), and Ministers of State Sanwar Lal Jat (Water Resources), Nihalchand (Panchayati Raj), Ram Shankar Katheria (HRD), Mansukh Bhai Vasava (Tribal Affairs) and Mohanbhai Kundaria (Agriculture). Barring Athavale of the Republican
6 ministers likely to be dropped
Najma Heptulla
Sanwar Lal Jat
Nihalchand
RS Katheria
M Vasava
M Kundaria
Party of India and Anil Desai of Shiv Sena, all others are from the BJP. Presently, there are 64 ministers in the union cabinet including the Prime Minister. There can be a maximum of 81 ministers. This time, instead of the to be ministers getting calls from the Prime Minister’s Office, it was BJP President Shah who informed them about their likely induction. Shah and BJP General Secretary Ram Lal later met RSS leaders, obviously to brief them about the government exercise. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was on Monday night quoted as saying that tomorrow’s expansion of his ministry will reflect “budget focus and priorities”.
Modi, who met a group of journalists here, talked about various other issues, including the Dhaka carnage with regard to which he pressed the need for the world to unite to fight against terrorism. During the interaction, he referred to the expansion of his Council of Ministers tomorrow and said it is “reflect the budget focus and priorities”, according to one of those present. Modi said the four-point agenda on minimum government for maximum governance was expeditious clearance of office files, improving ease of doing business, reduced time for Cabinet note finalisation and government no longer working in silos, Business Standard report stated.
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PCI team in M’pur to interact with media, formulate guidelines
CBI arrests Kejriwal’s principal secretary, 4 others in graft case
IMPHAL, JUL 4 (IANS): A threemember team of the Press Council of India (PCI) arrived here on Monday for a three-day visit, during which they will study the ground realities of the problems journalists face from security forces and insurgents and formulate some guidelines for the media in the insurgencyafflicted North Eastern region. The members of the PCI subcommittee are Ravindra Kumar who is also editor of The Statesman, Kasuri Amarnath and C.K. Neikareni. Ravindra Kumar told reporters at the Tulihal international airport that the sub-committee shall formulate some guidelines which may be approved by the PCI for implementation in the region. “The ball was set rolling in Nagaland when some underground organisations forced the press to publish their handouts and these were not to the liking of the government. “In Manipur, the NIA (National Investigation Agency) was not amused by the coverage of the underground news. The government issued a notification asking the media to abide by the PCI recommendations on the matter. It is against the freedom of the press guaranteed by the constitution if the press is restrained in publishing news,” he said. During their stay, the sub-committee members shall talk with the Manipur government representatives, officials of the security forces and journalists. “Press in most of the northeastern states is sandwiched between the government and the insurgents over the publication of the underground reports and sub-committee shall try to find a way out,” said Ravindra Kumar.
gent Communication System India Limited (ICSIL) A.K. Duggal and G.K. Nanda, the present managing director of ICSIL R.S. Kaushik and the two arrested directors of Endeavour Systems Private Limited. The CBI alleged that the accused persons had entered into a criminal conspiracy and caused a loss of Rs 12 crore to the Delhi Government in award of contracts between 2007 and 2015, and claimed that the officials had taken “undue benefit” of over Rs three crore while awarding the contract. Without any government tendering process, Rajendra Kumar, when working as chairman of Delhi Transco Limited, allegedly facilitated an award of contract worth Rs 40.16 lakh to Endeavour Systems for the development of a comprehensive management information system in 2009, the official said. “As a secretary in the health and family welfare department of the Delhi government, Rajendra allegedly awarded a Rs 2.43 crore manpower project in the health ministry to Endeavour Systems through ICSIL in November 2010. This tender was also not passed by the government,” the official said. Working as commissioner in trade and taxes department, Rajendra Kumar in May 2012 facilitated a project award of Rs 3.66 crore to Endeavour Systems through ICSIL for the development of software applications, the official said. Rajendra Kumar, as a secretary of information and technology in the Delhi government, allowed a facility management system project worth Rs 45.5 lakh to Endeavour Systems in July 2013 without any government tender. “As a secretary to Delhi CM, Rajendra ensured and allegedly facilitated a project of enterprise resources planning of Delhi Jal Board worth Rs.2.46 crore to Endeavour Systems in June 2014. This project was given to ICSIL by the Delhi Jal Board in February 2014 through a proper tendering process,” the official said.
Arvind Kejriwal’s principal secretary Rajendra Kumar. (File)
NEW DELHI, JUL 4 (AGENCIES): Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday arrested Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s Principal Secretary Rajendra Kumar and four others over an alleged Rs 50 crore scam on award of software contracts. According to the FIR, Rajendra Kumar promoted a company, Endeavour System Pvt. Ltd. Rajendra Kumar, a 1989 batch IAS officer of Arunachal Pradesh-Goa-Mizoram and Union Territory (AGMUT) cadre, allegedly facilitated an award of five contracts worth Rs.9.5 crore to ICSIL and Endeavour Systems during 2007-2014. A CBI official said that Kumar has emerged as the kingpin of the scam. Four others, including former assistant director of VAT department Tarun Sharma, were also arrested for alleged corruption. “There are allegations that he (Kumar) favoured private companies to make their way for tendering process. Further investigation is going on,” a spokesperson for the investigating agency said. Deputy CM Manish Sisodia accused Centre of a conspiracy to “paralyse” the Kejriwal government. “The Central government has now stooped very low by doing this. This is all a conspiracy,” Sisodia said. “Modi ji, let me tell you - we’ve been elected by ppl of Delhi, we shall run an effective govt for them despite all your attacks on us!” his tweet reads. The others booked in the case include two former managing directors of Intelli-
NPRAAF to stage protest No SRF office, flags in Eastern Nagaland: ENSF NH, NPO to hold larger against F&CS department consultative meeting DIMAPUR, JUL 4 (NPN): With the expiry of 15-day deadline extended the food and civil supplies (F&CS) department to cancel all backdoor appointments, the Nagaland Public Rights Awareness and Action Forum (NPRAAF) has announced that it has decided to stage series of democratic and non-violent agitation in the office premises of food and civil supplies (F&CS) department at Dimapur within a few days time. In a press release, information and publicity cell, NPRAAF, said even after extension of the deadline for 15 days as requested by F&CS department, which expired on July 2, the department took no substantial action. The forum therefore said it had no option but to resort to phase wise agitation to bring the matter to logical conclusion. During the course of agitation, NPRAAF said it would also take up the issue of irregularities in PDS such as rice, wheat, kerosene etc and irregularities in the appointment system of stockists/sub-stockists and power of attorney system.
The for um cautioned F&CS department that it would not be held responsible for any eventuality that could arise during the protest. It also urged the chief minister, who is holding the charge of F&CS department, to intervene on the matter.
Seeks clarification
The forum stated that it has taken a serious note of the “unbecoming language” allegedly used by F&CS director during a telephonic conversation to its office bearer on May 20, 2016, wherein the director purportedly said he took the issue raised by NPRAAF “personally.” “Such attitude is unbecoming of an officer heading a department since NPRAAF is not targeting any individual but taking up the issue for the welfare of the public,” it stated and demanded the director clarify why he has taken the matter “personally.” NPRAAF cautioned that failure to give “satisfactory clarification or public apology” would compel it to take own course of action.
DIMAPUR, JUL 4 (NPN): Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF) through its “Shopilak Declaration 2016”, adopted during 15th federal assembly held at Tuensang HQ on June 28, 2016, has directed all its respective federating units to strictly ensure that no SRF office should be established and no SRF flags should be hoisted within Eastern Nagaland. In a press release, ENSF assembly speaker N.C. Mongko Chang and assembly secretary Lokhum Yim stated that the ‘Shopilak Resolution’ had been declared in order to maintain and safeguard the interest and aspiration of the people, which were duly endorsed by all the village councils of all the eastern Nagaland villages under the four districts of Tuensang, Mon, Longleng and Kiphire. The federation also resolved to appeal to the entire concerned citizens “currently enticed into the fold of the so called SRF to immediately denounce its membership and to join hand into the mandated
stream of the masses.” According to ENSF, many innocent public were treacherously flattered in to the group by assuring glamorous benefits such as registered & ID card holders would be directly recruited into military once its target was achieved; value/ amount of registration determines the rank & profile of the member and many innocent elders were falsely enticed by offering magnificent ranks and assuring glamorous benefits. ENSF further warned the “so called SRF groups” not to confuse the innocent public by assuring early political solution “while they themselves are being in tuned with utmost forms of corruption and game.” The federation after taking serious note has also warned “those individuals/ bureaucrats/groups to immediately abstain from such destructive act”, saying its silence should not be taken for granted. ENSF said it had already “listed some people who are treacherously involved behind the screen.” It also appealed to
all the Naga Political Groups (NSCN-IM/NSCN-K/ GPRN/NSCN/NSCN-R/ FGN/NNC etc) to refrain from accommodating any such element/group in to their system so as to avoid confusion and misunderstanding. It said any factions doing so shall be doing at their own risk. Meanwhile, in accordance to the “Shopilak Declaration”, ENSF has directed all the six federation units to immediately start executing the resolution within its respective jurisdiction by July 5, 2016 onwards. The federation cautioned that it would not be held responsible if the “Shopilak Declaration” was not being adhered to. “Respective village level students had been assigned to thoroughly investigate in upholding its endorsement,” it stated. In the mean time, ENSF has appealed to “all those individually currently treacherously enrolled into SRF to come forward openly with clear conscious so as to strive jointly out in finding a peaceful solution for all.”
Representatives of Naga Hoho and NPO.
DIMAPUR, JUL 4 (NPN): In their zeal and aspiration to share a common ground and interest and to build a cohesive Naga society across the Naga homeland, the Naga Hoho (NH) and the Naga Public Organization (NPO), the apex body of the Nagas in Myanmar, held a consultative meeting on July 4, 2016 at Hotel Japfu, Kohima. In a press release, Naga Hoho general secretar y Mutsikhoyo Yhobu said that during the joint meeting, in order to reach an understanding and to promote peace-
Seminar on environmental awareness for CSOs Kohima police nabs 216 Staff Reporter
DIMAPUR, JUL 4 (NPN): Parliamentary secretary for labour & employment, skill development, border affairs, Mmhonlumo Kikon, has called upon the civil society organisations (CSOs) to conduct research in environmental problems, to campaign on environmental issues and to evolve a holistic environmental perspective. Speaking as chief guest at the ‘environment awareness seminar’ for civil societies of Dimapur at Unity Hall, Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) office here on Monday, Mmhonlumo stressed on ecology and environment protection and pitched for inculcating the understanding and concern on environmental issues especially among the youth. The seminar held on the theme “Role of civil society in environment protection”, was organised by Save Environment Network (SEN) in collaboration with Nagaland Contractors & Suppliers Union (NCSU).
Mmhonlumo Kikon and Angel Sonare speaking at the seminar (NP)
The parliamentary secretary also urged the Dimapur Naga Student’s Union (DNSU) to create awareness among the public on current environmental issues and solutions. Expressing his belief that Dimapur city has the potential to be among the smart cities, the chief guest appeal to the citizens of Dimapur to participate and cooperate in tackling issues such congestion, traffic, drainage etc. He said one has to be smart in order to challenge the citizens to become smart citizens. Speaking at the seminar as resource person, dean
of science, Patkai Christian College, Angel Sonare said depleting water resources, diminishing wildlife, habitat degradation and changing climate were enough reasons for concerned people to press panic button. Stating that the issue of conservation was relevant with the environmental changes happening around, she said it was important that everyone take action if they wanted to achieve a positive impact on the environment. The resource person expressed concern that in the name of development many forest areas have been de-
stroyed thus affecting the biodiversity. She called upon civil society organisations to play their role in negotiating with the government and help reduce the effects of development on bio-diversity. Sonari said the need of the hour was that every citizen should be aware of the environmental issues. In the context of Nagaland, she said the church could play an important role along with the responsible citizens and the NGOs to bring the awareness of conservation. Key note was delivered by SEN director, Semto L Sumi while short speeches were given by Dimapur municipal council and Miss Dimapur 2015. Earlier, the programme was chaired by member SEN, Nyakthing Vashti, Preview Baptist Church Dimapur pastor Rev.KN Kele Angami said the invocation. Vote of thanks was proposed by SEN member, Mughaho Yeptho.
persons in 6 months
DIMAPUR, JUL 4 (NPN): Kohima police, in its halfyearly crime report, for this current year, has informed that it has arrested 216 persons, including 10 women in connection with incidents of crime. According to a press release by Sr. Superintendent of Police, Kohima, Joseph Hesso IPS, 146 cognizable cases have been registered from January-June 2016, out of which 77 were reported cases and 69 suo-motu (self detected cases). Of the cases registered, charge –sheets have been filed against 55 cases and final report submitted for seven cases while 84 cases still pending for investigations. The senior SP in the release also said that during that period huge quantity of contraband substances, arms and ammunition and explosives were seized. The top seizure listed by senior SP included recovery of 30 stolen vehicles worth about Rs. one crore. Seizure also included 2886 kgs of con-
traband ganja worth about Rs. 28,86,000 and five kgs of opium worth Rs. 1,25,000 in the open market. Kohima police also seized 279 cases of IMFL worth around Rs. 2, 79,000 and 52,000 capsules of banned Spasmo Proxyvon worth Rs.5, 20,000 lakh in the street market, the senior SP said. During the raids, various types of arms and ammunition including two 7.65mm pistol with magazine, one 9mm pistol with magazine, one .22 pistol Chinese made, six muzzle loading guns, two .22 rifles with magazine, two 12 bore single barrel rifle, one 12 bore DBBL rifle, one live round of 9mm ammo, two live rounds of 7.65mm ammo., twenty one .22 live rounds, eight fired .22 ammo, and seven .22 bullet head were also recovered. Apart from this, 50 gelatin sticks, seventeen meters of cortex fuse wire and 230 detonator caps were also reportedly seized by the police, said the senior SP in a release.
ful co-existence in all Naga inhabited areas, proposed to have a larger consultative meeting in the later part of the year, comprising of NH and its units in Assam, Arunachal, Nagaland and Manipur and the NPO, elected representatives of Myanmar and various Naga civil society organisations and leaders from all walks of life. Naga delegation from Myanmar was led by NPO chairman, Harti Yang Li and Naga Students’ Organization general secretary Mankhat Konyak.
‘Disqualify MLAs holding office of profit in 11 states’ NEW DELHI, JUL 4 (AGENCIES): The AAP has demanded the Election Commission disqualify over 100 legislators holding the post of Parliamentary Secretary in 11 States and was asked by the poll panel to approach the President and the Governors of the States concerned with its plea. “We gave a list of Chief Parliamentary Secretaries and Parliamentary Secretaries across several States to the Commission and have demanded that they be disqualified since they are being given the facility of cars, bungalows, fat salaries, police escort and status as Ministers,” AAP leader Sanjay Singh Singh said. AAP said Ar unachal Pradesh, Manipur, Mizoram, Meghayala, Nagaland, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, and Punjab have MLAs holding such offices. “The EC suggested that we approach the Governors of the States concerned and the President,” he said. K Y M C
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Phonetic training for govt. school teachers underway
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, July 5, 2016
news in brief ANGPTA general meeting: All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers Association (ANGPTA) has convened general meeting on July 6, 11 a.m. at CANSSEA office building, Kohima. All district units have been requested to attend the meeting. CMO Phek informs: Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Phek has informed all HODs of Phek district that a district medical board for confirmation of service/invalidation/computation of pension after medical examination for pensioners would be held on July 13, 10 a.m. at CMO office. All head of the departments have been asked send the list to the CMO office on or before July 10. AKM executive meeting: Ao Students’ Conference
(AKM) has convened its 4th executive meeting on July 9, 11 a.m. at AKM conference hall. All tribunal, senior executive, executive members and officials have been requested to attend the meeting.
PCC informs: Patkai Christian College (PCC) has informed that in commemoration of 25 years completion of 1st batch of science stream a programme has been scheduled on July 30. All classmates have been informed to contact coordination at 9436011140, 9612950075, 9436110493 and 9436028636. BJP Wka executive meeting: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Shainaz Jussa addressing gathering also seen Wonthungo (sitting 2-R) during phonetics training in Kohima on Monday. (NP) Correspondent
KOHIMA, JUL. 4 (NPN): Three- day phonetic training for government school teachers in collaboration with Jolly Phonics, U.K. organized by department of school education got underway at Zonal Council Hall Kohima on Monday with additional director (HOD) school education Wonthungo Tsopoe as the chief guest. In his address, Tsopoe said this training was very important for the new generation in line with the teaching
and learning. He lamented that Nagas were weak in phonetics though English language was used as official language and taught in all schools. Tsopoe stressed on the need for teachers to learn right phonetics should that they could teach the students correctly. He advised the teachers to be well equipped with correct phonetics to teach the students stating that students with better command over English language have wider and better prospects in none English speaking countries.
NEIDA organises ‘pig health camp’
A swine being treated during the camp.
DIMAPUR: North East Initiative Development Agency (NEIDA) with support from the department of Veterinary and Animal Husbandry (V&AH) organized pig health camps from June 7-17 covering 12 villages in Kiphire and 9 villages in Tuensang districts. In the camps, a total of 617 pigs were vaccinated against Classical Swine Fever (CSF), a fatal swine epidemic responsible for huge economic losses for pig farmers in the state and 1,103 pigs given treatment for skin diseases and other minor ailments. During the camp, ADC, Pungro sub-division, Kiphire, Wennyei Konyak visited the camp and encouraged farmers to focus on livestock as an economic activity. To inculcate the habit of paying for services, a total amount of Rs. 15,800/- was collected from farmers as
service fee. NEIDA is currently implementing a piggery project targeting 10,000 households in Tuensang, Phek and Kiphire. One of the strategies of the project is to ensure that basic veterinary and other services are made available to farmers to enable them to scale up their pig rearing activities. In Tuensang, the health camp was organized in collaboration with NEIDAs partner, the Eleutheros Christian Society (ECS). Personnel from AH&V and Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Tuensang extended manpower support in successfully carrying out the animal health camps. The camp was made possible with funding support from the Tata Trust and supply of CSF vaccines and veterinary medicines from V&AH, GoN.
He urged the teachers to utilize the opportunity by clearing their doubts and by interacting with the resource person. Resource person, principal and MD Phonickids Mumbai Jolly Phonics U.K. Shainaz Jussa, informed that Jolly phonics used in many top schools worldwide. Jussa said it would be a big challenge for a teacher to teach phonetics in the school level but reminded them that it would have a great impact in the learning process. She expressed her desire
to conduct the trainings in all government schools in Nagaland so as to enable the children to read, spell, understand and pronounce in a better and correct way. The programme was chaired by assistant director DSE Lanusengla, invocation prayer was said by planning officer DSE Khriesano Nagi, welcome was delivered by assistant director DSE Suiepeu Zeliang. Around 40 government teachers from Kohima and Dimapur attended the training programme on the first day.
More condole demise of late 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 who passed away on June 28 at New Delhi. LH: Lotha Hoho, Wokha on behalf of the Lotha community in a condolence message has expressed deep sorrow at the demise of late Isak Chishi Swu. Lotha Hoho stated that it would be difficult for the Naga people to find his successor and that the Naga people would cherish his able leadership for the Nagas, in their struggle for sovereignty. Lotha Hoho also extended condolence to the members of the bereaved family and the NSCN (I-M) government. The Hoho has also prayed to the almighty God to grant the departed soul rest in peace. ENWO: Eastern Nagaland Women Organisation (ENWO) has mourned at the demise of the great Naga leader late Isak Chishi Swu. ENWO in a condolence message stated that the selfless sacrifices contributed by the departed leader for the cause of the Nagas would not go in vain but will bear fruit. Without a doubt the legacy that he has left behind will be a mark on which the posterity will tread upon, stated the message. ENWO has saluted the departed leader while conveying its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family member. TUD: Tangkhul Union Dimapur (TUD) in a condolence message stated that late Swu was not only a person who gave his all for Naga people and fought for the rights of his people but also a missionary as he trod along the path as a freedom fighter. TUD stated that he was always the strength of the downtrodden people and on his dead; “we” have lost a great hero whom Naga people cannot forget. TUD share the grief of the bereaved family members and pray that God would grant the departed soul rest in peace. TVCU: Tuensang Village Citizen Union (TVCU) in a condolence message stated that late Swu was indeed a God fearing, humble and patriotic leader who had spend his entire life fighting for Naga cause. TVCU said that, Nagas have lost a man of dedication, humanity and selflessness and his relentless serve to the nation shall never be forgotten. The union further prayed the almighty to grant comfort and solace to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul of the great leader to rest in eternal peace. RPO: Razeba Public organization (RPO) has expressed deep sorrow at the demise of Isak Chishi Swu. In condolence message RPO expressed regret that “our” Nagas have lost a great leader which would be difficult to fill the vacuum created by patriot leader demise. RPO has conveyed heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family members and prayed that departed soul to rest in eternal peace.
Wokha district has convened executive meeting on July 5, 10 a.m. at NRC hall, DHEP, Doyang. All BJP Wokha district executive and frontal members have been requested to attend the meeting.
TGPU (Central) meeting: Handing and taking over ceremony of Tesophenyu Group Public Union (Central) new executives /office bearers for the tenure 2016-2018 has been convened on July 9,11 a.m. at Ziphenyu community hall. All the units, village administrators, leaders of various unions/ organisations, outgoing executives and incoming executives have been requested to be present for the event. It has been informed that there would be discussion hour after the ceremony. SPCC golden jubilee meeting: St. Peter’s Catholic Church
(SPCC) Tesophenyu golden jubilee coordination meeting has been convened on July 10,12 noon at Church premises Tesophenyu. All the sub-committees have been requested to participate actively and be ready with report of presentations.
DDLSA to organize lok adalat: Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) would be organizing Lok
Adalat with regard to electricity/water/telephone/public utility dispute on July 9 at district court, Dimapur. DDLSA has invited general public as well as the concern departments to settle any dispute, if any, during the lok adalat. For further information one has been asked to approach the front office, DDLSA, at the district court.
LH consultative meeting: Lotha Hoho, Wokha, has con-
vened a consultative meeting on July 9, 11 a.m. at the Lotha Tribal Council Hall, Wokha. All Lotha Hoho office bearers, advisers, executive members, representatives of KLH, DLH and all Lotha frontal organisations and members of Tokhu Emong motsu committee have been requested to attend the meeting.
DIPR informs media: For media coverage during the 12th session of the 12th Nagaland Legislative Assembly proceedings, all the press and media personnel have been directed to submit their names and particulars to the Directorate of IPR before July 8 in order to obtain media and car passes. ETCAAD get-together: Easter Theological College Alumni Association Dimapur (ETCAAD) has convened a get-together on July 9, 10 a.m. at Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church. All ETC graduates in and around Dimapur have been requested to attend the programme and for further information, one has been asked to contact pastor Sumi Baptist Church Dimapur, Hokito (9774699170), associate pastor Lotha Baptist Church Dimapur, Yanbemo (9436004533), women pastor Valley View Baptist Church Dimapur, Inatoli (9856840474) and Rev. Dr. Woba James, Jorhat Assam (08876553253). EE Electrical Division Tsg informs: Executive engineer
(EE), Electrical Division Tuensang, Er. Ahoto Aye, has requested all consumers affected by the damage of power transformer at 3rd NAP check post Tuensang to bear with the inconvenience. In this regard, EE informed that the department was putting all effort to replace the damaged transformer with a higher capacity of 2.5 MVA, 33/11kV, on or before July 15.
Idd Namaj schedule Dimapur: Iddgah Committee Dimapur has informed that the Idd-ul fitr 2016 Namaj shall be held at Dimapur Iddgah Prayer Ground, Golaghat Road, on July 6 or 7 with sighting of the moon at 8 a.m. The committee also informed that this year Idul Fitr prayer shall be led by Maulana Fuzail Ahmed Sb. Pesh Imam Iddgah Jame Masjid, Dimapur. Further, the Idgah committee has extended Idd wishes to all and requested all to co-operate with the committee during Idd Namaj.
ATMAs conduct trainings and demonstrations
Farmers and ATMA officials after the training at Satakha and Kobulong respectively.
DIMAPUR: ATMA Satakha Block conducted one-day training cum demonstration on backyard farming on June 13. In the programme resource person, ATM, Dr. Akavi emphasized on the use of scientific methods in backyard poultry and piggery farming, stressing on its various advantages both economically and environmentally. He further deliberated
on Mitigation measures from adverse effects of climate changes. The programme was chaired by BTT member, Viwoto and total of 25 persons attended the programme. Meanwhile block farmers advisory meeting was organized by ATMA Satakha block at Khukiye Lukhai village. During the meeting, discussion was held on various topics of agriculture and allied sector concerning the
upliftment of the farming community of the block with the latest technology available. The members shared the constraints and challenges faced by the farmers within their village. K O B U L O N G BLOCK: Demonstration programme was conducted by ATMA Kobulong block Mkg on local king chilli variety at integrated farm school, Longpa village on July 4,
W’shop on disaster Child found; family asked to claim Financial DIMAPUR: A six-year old literacy camp in management child identified as Dhonu has DIMAPUR: Nagaland been found by PS-1 police Yoruba village State Disaster Management in Tongtentsüyong Ward Authority, home department and the sustainable development forum of Nagaland would be organizing twoday workshop on “disaster risk reduction” on July 7-8, 9 a.m. at the Capital Convention Centre with chief minister T.R. Zeliang as the chief guest.
Dhonu
Mokokchung on July 3. In this regard, parents or ward have been asked to claim the child at Child Welfare Committee (CWC), Mokokchung by contacting CWC chairperson Dr. Arenla at 9436647076 and member CWC, Imchawati Kichu at 9436017611.
‘Village health nutrition day’ at Homeland village SBI Kma celebrates ‘State Bank’s Bay’
ICDS Kuhuboto project, Aboto Chishi said one needs to eat healthy food which would give the nutrients that was needed to maintain health, to feel good and provide energy. Stating that eating a balanced diet was vital for good health and wellbeing, he informed the students that food provides “our” bodies with the energy, protein, essential fats, vitamins and minerals to live, grow and function properly. He also pointed out that one need a wide variety of foods to provide the right amount of nutrients for good health. CDPO Kuhuboto, Hutoi Aye and nurse medical sub-center, Homeland village, Rongsenyangla also spoke on the occasion. Earlier, god’s blessing was invoked by Homeland Baptist Church Pastor, acOfficials of CDPO Kuhuboto along with the children of Homeland village. tion song was presented by Staff Reporter Officer (CDPO) Kuhuboto Monday at Homeland village anganwadi children and vote ICDS conducted a pro- under Aghunaqa area. of thanks was proposed by DIMAPUR, JUL 4 (NPN): gramme on Village Health Highlighting the stu- Homeland village council Child Development Project Nutrition Day (VHND) on dents on nutrition, supervisor chairman, Jepitoshe Jakha.
2016. Resource person ATM (Kobulong Block), Nuksunginla Jamir demonstrated on soil preparation on raised bed, sowing technique , seed inoculation for faster generation rate, solarization of soil before sowing and organic nutrient management to enhance greater yielding and production. The programme was chaired by ATM (Kobulong Block), Moanaro.
Staff and others of State Bank of India Kohima after the programme.
Kohima: With the rest of the country, State Bank of India (SBI) Kohima main branch celebrated “210 State Bank’s Day” on June 2 cum felicitating 2016 Kohima district HSLC girl topper. On the occasion, the bank’s employees, who excelled in different fields/activities, were also felicitated. Outstanding academic performers amongst children of the employees were also honoured on the occasion.
In a brief address SBI Kohima main branch assistant general manager, Kamal Khanal said SBI has been working for the benefits of local people. He stated that the bank has donated ambulance, wheelchairs and stretcher trolleys to Naga hospital Kohima recently under CSR and also extended financial support to the district authorities for construction of a foot-bridge at Mohankhola Kohima in 2015 under CSR. It may be mentioned
that SBI has the largest number of branches in Nagaland. SBI started with the establishment of the bank of Bengal in 1806, later together with Bank of Bombay and Bank of Madras. The three banks were called presidency bank, which amalgamated into imperial bank of India in 1921. Subsequently, on July 1 1955 the imperial bank of India was converted into state bank of India by an Act of parliament.
DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Co-operative Bank Ltd (NStCB) Chozuba Branch organized financial literacy camp on June 26 at Yoruba village, supported by FIF and managed by NABARD. D e l ive r i n g k e y n o t e address, manager PR Hill branch, P.P. Bose explained about the role and functions of NStCB. He also apprised the participants to approach the branch for availing of any credit facilities available in the branch since the NStCB Ltd mostly targeted the rural poor farmers to develop their living economy through banking. S. Kevi Hibo briefed the concept and purpose of conducting financial literacy camps in the rural villages was to financially include the rural poor populace in the banking fold since the majority of the rural poor people of India have no bank accounts. Hibo said that due to this they were deprived of receiving any benefit payable to them by government/agencies directly to their personal accounts, formation of JLG, SHG, farmers club, opening of various types of accounts in the bank and social security such as PMJJBY,PMSBY and APY. Lhuveyi Lohe requested the Chozuba area people to bank with the NStCB Ltd for it was more convenient and customer friendly. Lohe also highlighted the branch profile and challenged the area people to give more efforts in loan recovery.
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RMSA Tuensang unit extends support; affirms
DIMAPUR: RMSA Teachers Association 2016 Tuensang Unit has extended support to the ultimatum served to DoSE by the Nagaland RMSA Teachers Association 2015-16 (central forum) for the immediate release of pending salaries of RMSA teachers. RMSA Tuensang unit has also affirmed to extend its full cooperate to its central body and asserted that the RMSA Tuensang unit is ever ready to take any move as per the direction of its apex body. Further, the unit stated that the demand of the teachers was “quite genuine” pertaining to the hardships being faced by them and strongly appealed the concern department to address to their grievances with promptness before the served deadline.
Parliamentary Secretary for Soil and Water Conservation, Pukhayi Sumi addressing the board members during Zunheboto DPDB meeting, Monday. (DIPR)
DIMAPUR: Parliamentary Secretary for Soil and Water Conservation, Pukhayi Sumi on Monday asserted on the need of having a separate logo for District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) Zunheboto. He was chairing Zunheboto DPDB monthly meeting at DC Conference Hall. According to DIPR report, during the meeting, the members after thorough deliberation have constituted a committee with SDO (C), Zunheboto Hollohon as con-
venor, HODs of Agri and Allied Sectors, DCO (Culture) and DFO (Forest) as members for the same. In the meeting the board members have also decided to select and adopt one village from each constituency under Zunheboto district as model village so as to encourage economic growth and to boost production. Zunheboto DPDB members were also constituted to select the villages. The board also approved registration of VK People
Organization, Green Club Zunheboto and opening of Kids Home Academy at Tokiye town. A D C , Z u n h e b o t o, Nungsangmenla Imchen also suggested for joint DPDB meeting with neighbouring districts so as to exchange views and also to see the functioning of other districts. It has been informed that department of forest, environment and climate change and education department will present power point in the next meeting.
RSU informs DIMAPUR: Rengma Student Union (RSU) has banned selling of tobacco, gutkha and other similar products near school premises under Tseminyu Sub-division. The union has informed all business establishments located within a radius of 100 meters of school premises to adhere the order. RSU said failing to comply with the order the union would impose fine and more for suspension of the trade license. The union has also informed that private tuition for students should not exceed Rs.400 per student and the number of student for each tuition class should be limited to seven. Taking serious note of the poor result of all government schools under the Sub-division, RSU has resolved that any teacher found absent in government run schools without any valid reason would be dealt as due to them. Also, teachers who keep substitutes will be stringently taken into account, said the union. RSU has also cautioned that any student found loitering around during class hour or in school uniform and found taking intoxicated drinks, smoking/consuming tobacco, gutkha and the like in school uniform would be deal strictly. The union has further informed all concern to comply and extend their support for the welfare of student community and the society as a whole.
Kiphire pays tribute to late Isak Chishi Swu
Kiphire public paying a last respect by lighting candles in memory of late Isak Chishi Swu. (NP) Correspondent
KIPHIRE, JUL 4 (NPN): Hundreds of mourners on Monday bade adieu to NSCN (I-M) president late Isak Chishi Swu by organizing a “candle light ceremony” at Deluxe Point Kiphire. The programme was or-
ganized by United Sangtam Students’ Conference (USSC) and was attended by members of United Sangtam Likhum Pumji, Eastern Sumi Hoho and Tikhir Tribal Council. Delivering a condolence message, USSC executive chairman, Justin Khatomong described late Isak Chishi Swu
as the tallest Naga leader and that his good works for the Nagas would never be in vain but be remembered by generations. Remembering the contributions made by late Swu for the Eastern Nagas, Justin said the good seed sown by late Swu shall one say bloom in the Eastern Naga soil.
Justin also said through the sacrifices and contributions of late Swu and his friends the Naga National movement has now been recognised by the whole world. “The USSC while biding farewell with tears for the lost of the leader prayed for the departed soul to be with heavenly God”, said Justin. Short speeches were also delivered by NSCN (I-M) tatar Zukimong Sangtam, president Kiphire District GBs Association, president Tikhir Tribal Council, president, Eastern Sumi Hoho and general secretary USLP. Invocation prayer was pronounced by Pastor KTBL while president, Baptist Pastor Union Kiphire said the benediction. It may be mentioned that as per the directive of the Eastern Naga Students Federation (ENSF), all educational institution closed down in the district to pay the last homage to the departed Naga leader Isak Chishi.
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DGP L.L. Doungel (middle sitting) with police officers after the programme. (NP) Correspondent
KOHIMA, JUL 4 (NPN): Nagaland Director General of Police (DGP) L.L. Doungel IPS on Monday launched the website “www.kohimapolice. com” of Kohima district police at the conference hall of Superintendent of Police (SP) Kohima. In his address, the DPG said it was vital for the police department to also be technologically equipped so as to provide “the highest level of security and safety to the public.” He said modern technology was making it easier for the police to execute their works efficiently and faster thus enabling them to reach out to the needs of the people. Lauding the many achievements of the police department, the DGP said that the police should not remain complacent on their laurels but be motivated to further serve the people with the latest
assets made available. Giving an overview of the new website additional SP Kohima I. Hemang termed the site as “user friendly” with an intuitive menu system to help users navigate the site and find news, downloadable forms and other police resources. He said public can also directly get in contact with the police to ask questions, voice concerns or give feedbacks and can register their alerts, suggestions and complaints through the website. Hemang also encouraged the community to browse the site while also informing that the citizens can also follow the Kohima District Police
on Facebook, which is directly linked to the website. The launching programme was led by SDPO (North) Puzoto Khatso NPS, brief address by Sr. SP Kohima Joseph Hesso IPS while vote of thanks was proposed by additional SP Kohima I. Hemang NPS. The programme was attended by rank and files of police personnel. It may be mentioned that the website has information about Kohima district, police stations of Kohima district and traffic control, photo gallery, foreigners’ registration office cum passport cell, press releases, roll of honours and other useful information for the public.
Vety & AH department informs on NSVC elections
DIMAPUR: Department of Veterinary & Animal Husbandry has informed that the 4th elections of Nagaland state Veterinary Council (NSVC) from amongst the persons enrolled in the Nagaland State Veterinary Practitioners Register (under section 10 of the NSVC Rules, 1999) to the NSVC has been scheduled as follows: Date of filling of nomination on July 8, last date for closing of nomination July 18, date of scrutiny of nomination July 20, date of polling August 23 and date of counting and declaration of result August 24.
NBCC youth day observed in Zunheboto DIMAPUR: Department of Youth Ministry, Sumi Baptist Church Zunheboto (SBCZ) has observed NBCC Youth Day on July 3 in all 11 sector prayer fellowship at Zunheboto town under the theme “Abundant Life in Relationship: Youth”. According to DIPR report, speaking as speaker at North Point Prayer Fellowship, assistant Pastor, Kaliho said the purpose of observing Youth Day was to exhibit talent among youths and to let youth have strong relationship with God. Exhorting the congregation that today many young people does not
know the existence of parents because of misuse of social media, she encouraged youth to have strong relationship with parents to live a healthy and harmony lives. In the ser vice, Toli Chophy, B.D. also spoke on the present youth culture and said Youth are an asset to society. She exhorted the gathering to contribute to the society through activities like Cleanliness drive, charity to Orphanages home, hospital, Churches and to the needy people. Earlier, the programme was chaired by Kiyekali Chishi, special presentation by youth fellowship and benediction by Khegholi.
NCRC holds Bible study Dimapur: Christian Youth Endeavor NCRC P R Hill, Kohima organized one day Bible study on June 30 at KhadiNagi resort, Lieva valley, Jotsoma. According to DIPR report, Kenipfenuo Rüpevo researcher from Road board University, Nijmegen Netherland brought a message from James chapter 3. He likened the tongue to fire saying “Tongue is like a fire, a word of iniquity can defiles the whole body and sets on fire”. He said out of the same mouth can invoke blessing and cursing but the wisdom from above was pure, peaceable, gentle, willing to yield, full of mercy and good fruits without partiality and hypocrisy. The programme was chaired by AvonoYhokha, short speech was given by AdiSothu Advisor C.Y.E, benediction was said by ThepfükelieSeyie Chairman C.Y.E. Altogether around 30 youths took part ij the Bible study. K
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BSF told to tighten vigil Tripura to get food, fuel via Bangladesh Normalcy returns to Nungei; along Bangladesh border CM assures police picket
Forest officials, riding on elephants, try to tranquilize a Rhino after it strayed in a village at Sootea in Biswanath district of Assam on Sunday. (PTI)
MACs demand KAAC’s reshuffle
‘Mnp’s orange, Siroi lily, to get GI index Correspondent IMPHAL, JUL 4: After Kachai Lemon, Manipur horticulture department has taken up steps for getting GI (Geographical Indication) index for orange, Siroi lily and Shirarakhong chilly. Popularly known as Kachai Champra (lemon) which is found in Kachai village in Ukhrul district about 16 km north off Ukhrul district headquarters, was given GI No.466 by Registrar of Geographical Indication of government of India in April, 2015. Steps have already been taken up for getting GI index for the orange, Siroi lily and Shirarakhong chilly, director of horticulture said, addressing a news conference on Monday. Orange grown in Tamenglong district is famous for its taste while Siroi lily, the state flower of Manipur is a rare Indian species of plant found only in the upper reaches of the Siroi hill ranges in Ukhrul district and Shirarakhong chilly grown in Shirarakhong village of Ukhrul district is different from other chilly in size, colour and taste. Giving a brief account of various works, the director said that his department was targeting to cover 80% of the total area potential for development of horticulture. The state has a potential area of about 2,77,064 hectare which is 12% of total geographical area for development of horticulture and so far only 35% of the this potential area was under horticulture crops, he added. Asserting that the state contributed only 15% of the state plan fund in horticulture related schemes, the director said that the rest 85% was supported by Centrally-sponsored schemes (CSS) and North Eastern Council (NEC). K
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enemy and friend in politics. But all have to work for greater interests of Karbi Anglong. Apart from it, the meeting also demanded allotment of 20MW power out of 100 MW generated any NEEPCO from Karbi Langpi Hydroelectric Power Project exclusively for West Karbi Anglong district. The meeting also demanded provincialisation of all schools, including high Schools and junior colleges of the district.
MNF leader Zoramthanga leaves for Thailand to broker peace
Over 80,000 affected by floods in Assam
G U WA H A T I , J U L 4 (IANS): Four persons, including an overground worker of a National Democratic Front of Boroland (NDFB) faction and two teachers, have been arrested for extortion for terror funding, Assam Police said on Monday. The four were extorting money from school and college teachers in the Bodoland Territorial Areas District (BTAD) areas of Assam on behalf of the anti-talks NDFB faction, Additional Director General of Police L.R. Bishnoi said. The four are the outfit’s overground worker Pinkush Narzary, Assistant Teacher Pradip Narzary of a school in Chirang district, Principal Jitendra Narzary of a Tukrajhar school and NDFB faction’s general secretary Ranjit Basumatary’s wife Monika Basumatary. “Based on specific inputs, Chirang Police arrested Pinkush. He told police that Ranjit Basumatary motivated him to extort money in Bengtol area. Subsequently, he collected Rs 31,000 from Pradip Narzary and Rs 12,865 from Jitendra Narzary, Bishnoi said, adding that the money was handed over to Monika.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Government Primary School, Aoyimti would like to extend our sincere and heartiest gratitude to the seating MLA, 23 Impur A/C, Dr. Imtiwapang Aier, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary for Geology and Mining for donating one Computer set to the School. May God continue to guide him in all his future endeavour and success and contentment fill his days. Toshi Pongen SMC Chairman GPS, Aoyimti
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be held in Chiangmai and Bangkok in Thailand. The former Mizoram chief minister said that the Myanmar insurgent groups have more faith in the new civilian government than the military junta and were optimistic on the outcome of the negotiations. The ethnic-based militant groups including Kachins, Karens, Chins, Was, Arakanese and Shans have been fighting for regional autonomy for years and a few groups recently signed a ceasefire agreement with the government in the presence of Zoramthanga and India’s National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit K. Doval. The MNF chief had been involved in the Myanmar peace process at the invitation of the ethnic-based militant groups and the Myanmar government.
Assam moots law to assess ministers assets
G U WA H A T I , J U L 4 (IANS): In a move to bring in transparency and weed out corrupt practices in governance, Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has asked the Chief Secretary to prepare modalities for a legislation to assess property of the ministers, legislators, government officers, both serving and past. In a statement issued here on Sunday, Sonowal said that the new legislation will add more teeth to weed out corrupt practices and will recommend stringent action
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come within the ambit of the new system. After the BJP-led government had taken over in Assam in May this year, the anti-corruption wing of the Assam Police had already arrested two senior officials - a forest officer and an excise superintendent - after they were caught red-handed while accepting bribes in their offices and found to have assets disproportionate to their income.
GUWAHATI, JUL 4 (PTI): Over 80,000 people have been affected in the latest wave of floods in four districts of Assam. According to Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), more than 80,500 people are reeling under the flood in Lakhimpur, Dhemaji, Nagaon and Jorhat districts. More than 4,100 hectares of crop have been damaged in the flood in these districts. Brahmaputra river is flowing above the danger mark at Nematighat in Jorhat and Tezpur in Sonitpur district, Dhansiri at Numaligarh in Golaghat and Jia Bharali at NT Road crossing in Sonitpur, ASDMA said, adding six temporary bridges have been washed away in Jorhat. Assam State Disaster Management Authority said a number of locations in the city too are under water after the heavy rains yesterday. Meanwhile, Kamr up Metropolitan district administration has indefinitely stopped ferry services on Brahmaputra in Guwahati due to rising water level.
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The News items published on 27th June 2016 in the daily News paper Nagaland Post Page 11 (eleven) bottom line which was inadvertently over sight to acknowledge our Shri. Jocob Zhimomi “Honourable Parliamentary Secretary Irrigation and Flood Control Government of Nagaland” of Gaspani-I Assembly Constituency that all the development activities under Kuhuboto Town were done solely through his initiation and concern. The error is highly regretted. Hukheto Yeptho Secretary Kuhuboto Town Joint Council
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AIZAWL, JUL 4 (PTI): In an effort to broker a peace deal between the ethnic-based insurgent groups of Myanmar and the Myanmar government, former Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga Monday left for Bangkok to meet representatives of 16 such militant groups. Zoramthanga, a former Mizo National Front (MNF) underground leader, told PTI, “The militant groups are in the process of formulating their demands to the Myanmar government for continuation of parleys and wanted to learn about the Mizo Peace Accord signed between the Indian government and the erstwhile underground MNF in 1986.” He said his meeting with the representatives of the 16 militant groups would mainly
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DIPHU, JUL 4: Ten days after chief executive member (CEM Tuliram Ronghang along with 18 members of autonomous council (MACs) deserted Congress camp and joined BJP, majority of MACs along with senior BJP leaders demanded reshuffle in the executive committee (EC) of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC), including chairmen of village development committees (VDCs) and
various departmental boards. This was decided at a meeting of all elected members of autonomous councils held at Multi Utility Building in Hamren on Sunday. The meeting nominated senior BJP leader Elwin Teron as co-ordinator to co-ordinate between the senior BJP leaders and newly-inducted members of BJP in the district. Addressing the meeting, West Karbi Anglong BJP president Arun Terang said that there is no permanent
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Leikai, since April this year after three Muslim youths fired guns towards a group of women at Nungei village, injuring 10 women including minors. Demanding booking of the culprits behind the shooting incident, villagers of Nungei area erected fencing on the road connecting the two villages. With the tension remained high, state authority deputed a column of state security force. However, a clash was erupted on the night of June 27 after villagers started stoning each other. The JAC formed by the Nungei Muslim villagers have also agreed to receive the body of youth died in the June 27 clash, the chief minister added.
tion, and also talked to Border Guards Bangladesh officials, Karimganj Deputy Commissioner Manoj Kumar Deka said on Monday. In Tripura, Governor Tathagata Roy met BSF officials on Sunday. “We have apprised the governor about the steps taken along the India-Bangladesh border,” BSF’s Tripura Frontier Inspector General J.B. Sangwan told IANS. He said: “We have alerted our troops to remain extra alert.” Tripura Director General of Police K. Nagaraj said the state government had asked the BSF to maintain a maximum alert along the border. “Central paramilitary forces, Tripura Police and Tripura State Rifles are also keeping a close watch in the prevailing situation,” Nagaraj told reporters on Monday.
try. Bangladesh allowed FCI to transport 35,000 tonnes of rice in 2015. Now with formal inauguration, Indian goods are entering Tripura through Bangladesh by using the Ashuganj port on River Meghna. “A shipment of 1,005 tonnes of iron rods arrived here on Sunday through Ashuganj river port in Brahmanbaria district of Bangladesh. This was possible because of the revised IWTTP with the provision of third country,” Manager of the Land Port Authority of India (LPAI) and In-charge of Agartala-Akhaura Integrated check post, Debasish Nandy, told PTI. “Now many more consignments of goods will enter Tripura by using the waterways of Bangladesh through Ashuganj port. A consignment of pulses will reach here soon. For transshipment of iron rods, the rural development department of Tripura government had to pay tax at the rate of Rs 192 per tonne,” Nandy said.
"I was reminded recently that there are good people among us. They may go unnoticed but do kind things just because it's the right to do and are not recognized". On 3rd July, my TV got stolen and all my efforts to find it back went in vain but, it was under the initiative of Ao Khel (Notun Basti) that my lost item could be recovered and handed over to me. I take this privilege to express my gratitude and appreciation to the Council for taking the trouble in finding back my lost and returning it back to me. DP-4160
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IMPHAL, JUL 4: Displaced families of Nungei village in Thoubal district Monday agreed to return to their village, following a government assurance to open a police outpost in the village for their security. Villagers of Nungei village have left their houses after the June 27 violent clash with the people of a neighbouring village, Nungei Muslim Leikai and took shelter at a community hall in Lilong Chajing area of Imphal West district. Under the initiative of the state government, representatives of the two villages who formed themselves separate joint action committees (JACs) held talks at the chief minister’s secretariat in the
presence of chief minister. Deputy chief minister Gaikhangam, agriculture minister Md Nasir, DGP LM Khoute, principal secretary (home) Suresh Babu and SP and DC of Thoubal district were also present in the meeting. Briefing the media after the meeting, chief minister O Ibobi Singh said that both side have agreed to live in peace and harmony after government assured them to open a police outpost at the border of the two villages. He appealed people of the two villages inhabited by different communities to forget the past and maintain peace. Tension was running high between the two neighbouring villages, Nungei village and Nungei Muslim
AGARTALA/SILCHAR, JUL 4 (IANS): The governors of Assam and Tripura have told the Border Security Force (BSF) to tighten their vigil on the border with Bangladesh following the terror attack on Dhaka. Assam Governor P.B. Acharya visited the Sutarkandi border areas in Karimganj district on Sunday and held discussion with BSF officials, said police sources. The governor has asked the BSF to keep “maximum vigil” along the winding border, a police official told IANS. Twenty foreigners and Bangladeshis were slaughtered in a Dhaka cafe on Friday evening by Islamists, six of who were killed by security forces. A seventh terrorist was caught. Acharya also met officials of district administra-
been stranded for almost a month, making it difficult to transport supplies to Tripura. The consignments will be shipped from Kolkata port to Bangladesh’s Ashuganj port, which is just 50 kms from here. He said IOC and FCI have taken initiatives following Tripura government’s repeated request to the Centre to transport the commodities through Bangladesh. The revised Inland Water Transit and Trade Protocol (IWTTP) with the provision of third-country access was formally inaugurated on June 16 by Bangladesh Shipping Minister Shahjahan Khan. He inaugurated the transit facility at Ashuganj port. Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar, in a meeting with PWD Minister Chowdhury, officials of IOC, FCI, Railways, PWD and transport departments on Friday last, asked them to take initiative to transport the essential goods through the neighbouring coun-
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The Director, Department of Education, Nagaland : Kohima. Sub :- PRAYER FOR RELEASE OF SALARY PENDING FROM FEBRUARY 2016. Sir, With due respect and humble submission, I the undersigned, on behalf of the Aggrieved Hindi Teachers have the honour to lay down our grievances for favour of your kind consideration and necessary action. That Sir, the salaries of Hindi Teachers under (CSS) have not being released from February 2016 onwards till date inspite of repeated requests at the district and sub division level. Because of Non-Payment of salary we are facing untold difficulty in meeting even the basic needs of our family and may lead to agitation among the aggrieved members. I, therefore, request your honour kindly to look into the matter and do the needful to release the pending salaries to the teachers immediately, for which act of your magnanimity we shall remain ever grateful to you. Yours faithfully, S.Topha Wangsu Aggrieved President (Mon Unit) DP-4137 9077397866
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AGARTALA, JUL 4 (PTI): With formal inauguration of the revised Inland Water Transit and Trade Protocol (IWTTP) having provision of third-country access with Bangladesh, steps have been taken to ship essential commodities including foodgrains and fuel to Tripura via the neighbouring country, a minister said on Monday. “Initiatives have been taken to bring the essential commodities, including fuel and foodgrains, by using the waterways of Bangladesh through Ashuganj port on the river Meghna,” Tripura Revenue and PWD Minister Badal Chowdhury told reporters here. Chowdhury said the Assam-Agartala National Highway (NH-8) is almost closed due to damage along a 20-km stretch at Lowepoia in Karimganj district of bordering Assam due to rainfall and water-logging. Hundreds of trucks have
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Parrikar moots idea for Uttarkhand clouburst: 2 more Dhaka terror attack raising all women battalion bodies recovered; toll rises to 20 victim Tarishi cremated
GURGAON, JUL 4 (IANS): The mortal remains of 19years-old Tarishi Jain, who was among the 20 hostages killed in a gruesome terror attack in Dhaka, was on Monday brought here by her family for the last rites. The cremation was held at the Shiv Murti Cremation ground near IFFCO Chowk in Gurgaon’s Sector 29 on the Delhi-Gurgaon expressway.
Central and state ministers were among those who paid tributes when the body arrived from Dhaka. Haryana Education Minister Ram Bilas Sharma, Gurgaon Deputy Commissioner T.L. Satyaprakash and other officials earlier on Monday afternoon received Tarishi’s mortal remains at Delhi’s IGI Airport. Union Minister of State for Power Minister Piy-
Techie murder case: accused brought to Chennai; sent to jail
CHENNAI, JUL 4 (PTI): The accused in the murder of a woman IT employee here, arrested last week and hospitalised in Tirunelveli after attempting suicide while being nabbed, was Monday brought to the city and admitted to a government hospital where a magistrate remanded him in judicial custody. 24-year-old P Ramkumar was brought in an ambulance from Tirunelveli Government Medical College Hospital with a medical team and police escort and admitted to the Government Royapettah Hospital in the early hours, police said. XIII Metropolitan Magistrate S Gopinathan visited Ramkumar
at the hospital and remanded him in judicial custody for 15 days, police said. Ramkumar was arrested on July 1 from his house in T Meenkakshipuram village in Tirunelveli district in connection with the June 24 sensational murder of S Swati at Nungambakkam railway station here. He had attempted suicide by slashing his neck when surrounded by police following which he was undergoing treatment at the Tiruneveli hospital. Tirunelveli First Judicial Magistrate Ramadoss had yesterday visited Ramkumar at the hospital in Tirunelveli and gave authorisation to bring him here with police security and medical personnel.
Manohar Parrikar NEW DELHI, JUL 4 (PTI): Determined to break the gender barrier in the armed forces, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar Monday mooted the idea of raising an all women battalion and stationing of women on warships besides opening the doors of the National Defence Academy and Sainik schools for them. However, Parrikar made it clear that the “affirmative action” towards empowerment of women will be done gradually without compromising main task of armed forces which is national security. He said the gover nment has been successful in breaking the “psychological barrier” with the induction of women as female fighter pilots. The Defence Minister, credited with the path breaking move of allowing IAF women pilots in combat role, said that even though India is a country of Jhansi ki Rani and Durga, women have been made to stay away due to various reasons. “When I became the Defence Minister, I thought
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LAST AND FINAL CALLING NOTICE Whereas, Shri. Chaluba, Office Peon in the Nagaland Civil Secretariat has not reported for duty since 1st May, 2016 even after the expiry of earned leave i.e. from 01/04/2016 to 30/04/2016 vide order No.SAB-5/30/2014 and also did not reply to the Memorandum No. SAB-5/10/2013 which was served on 6th June, 2016 till date. And whereas, un-authorized absence from duty is punishable under Rule 4 (1) of the Government Servants Conduct Rules, 1968. Now, therefore, Shri. Chaluba, Office Peon is hereby directed to report to the Secretary, Home (SAB) in person within 5(five) days from the date of publication of this notice, failing which necessary disciplinary action shall be initiated against him even up to the extend of termination of service. DC-1546
(Zhothisa Dawhou) Joint Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland.
DEHRADUN, JUL 4 (PTI): Two more bodies were recovered from the debris in cloudburst-hit village of Bastadi in Pithoragarh district, raising the toll in rain-related incidents in the state to 20 while searches were on for 12 people who are still missing, by the Army, paramilitary and police personnel. According to the Disaster Mitigation Centre, two more bodies were recovered in Bastadi village of Pithoragarh district taking the toll caused by the cloudburst in the wee hours of Friday to 17. The number of recovered bodies swept away by flash floods in Chamoli continues to be 3 and the total fatalities from both districts located far apart from each other currently
is 20. Light intermittent rains continue in affected areas of Pithoragarh district but there is no interruption in rescue operations which are likely to continue for some more time, Additional Secretary, Disaster Management, C Ravishankar said. He said the decision to stop rescue operations will be taken by the district authorities who are monitoring the situation on the spot. Water, electricity supply and communication system is badly disrupted in Bastadi, Nauleda, Rigolia, Nachani and Charma villages of Pithoragarh district and efforts are underway to restore them at the earliest, the official said. Four houses have been fully damaged in Pithoragarh
district and 12 were damaged partially. Meanwhile, RishikeshBadrinath highway blocked by rubble falling from hillsides has still not been opened. The road to Kedarnath has also been blocked between Sonprayag and Gaurikund. Work is also underway to open 33 rural motor roads in Chamoli district. GREF and PWD personnel are busy restoring the roads with the help of JCBs. 160 families have been affected by rain related incidents who have been kept in makeshift relief camps built in government school and panchayat buildings in Basatadi and Nauleda villages, Ravishankar said.
SC to expedite hearing on plea to examine Christian Canon law
NEW DELHI, JUL 4 (PTI): Supreme Cour t Monday agreed to expedite hearing on a PIL to examine the issue whether divorce granted by a Church, set up under its personal law, could be considered valid under the Indian common law. A bench comprising Chief Justice T S Thakur and Justice D Y Chandrachud allowed an interim application moved for early hearing in the case after former Attorney General and senior advocate Soli Sorabjee, appearing
for petitioner Clarence Pais, sought an urgent hearing. “The application for early hearing is allowed. Hearing of the appeal is expedited,” the bench said. Pais, an ex-president of a Catholic association in Karnataka, said when oral ‘triple talaq’ could get legal sanctity for granting divorce to Muslim couples, why could Canon law decrees not be made binding on courts of law. He had alleged that many Catholic Christians, who married after getting divorce from
Christian courts, faced criminal charges of bigamy as such divorces are not recognised by the criminal and civil courts here. “It is reasonable that when the courts in India recognize dissolution of marriage (by pronouncing the word talaq three times) under Mohammedan Law which is personal law of the Muslims, the courts should also recognise for the purpose of dissolution of marriage Canon Law as the personal law of the Indian Catholics,” the plea had contended.
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Villagers after cloudburst in Karanprayag of Uttarakhand on Monday. (PTI)
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Union Minister of State Piyush Goyal, pays respects to Tarishi Jain during a memorial service in Gurgaon, (PTI)
ush Goyal, Union Minister of State Rao Inderjit Singh, other Haryana ministers MLAs along with others, paid tribute to her. Earlier, people paid her rich tribute at Gurgaon’s DLF-1 community centre amid sombre atmosphere with relatives crying inconsolably for Tarishi. Tarishi, a student of University of California-Berkeley, was in Dhaka on vacation. She had gone with two other friends to a cafe in the upscale Gulshan area where she was brutally killed by Islamist terrorists. On Saturday, she was among the first victims of Dhaka’s siege to be identified. Her friends Abinta Kabir and Faraaz Hossain were also killed in the attack. Nine Italians, seven Japanese, one Indian, one Bangladeshi American and two Bangladeshis were killed in the terror attack at the Holey Artisan Bakery in Gulshan on Friday night. Tarishi’s father, who runs a garment business in Bangladesh for the last 15-20 years, has a flat in Sector 32 of Gurgaon. The family members decided to cremate her in Gurgaon as it would be difficult to take the body to her native place in Firozabad in Uttar Pradesh by road. The Bangladesh government handed over the body of Tarishi to her relatives on Monday morning in Dhaka, following which her moral remains were flown to Delhi.
that we need to do a strategic move,” he said noting that normally armed forces are male dominated. If the Army and the Navy are opened up for combat roles for women, India will join the small club of countries in the world, including US, Israel, to have such a system. “There is a thinking that soldiers will not listen to a Commanding Officer who is a lady because they are not trained to do that. I don’t agree with this as the only restriction today is infrastructure,” he said speaking at a seminar organised by FICCI FLO, the women wing of the industry chamber. “In combat roles also there can be women. Why not have a complete women team, battalion of women. So the question of women officers leading a men’s team, if there is question of initial resistance to it, can also be taken care of,” he said. Parrikar said that sometime in future, he will sit with the chiefs of all forces. “I don’t understand why we can’t place women on ships. At this stage I will not support a submarine operation because submarines are designed for unigender or one area for staff. There are no separate areas for women. “But ships can be modified and new ships can be designed to have facilities for women,” he said adding that there is also a question of taking women officers through NDA.
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CIVIL SERVICES (PRELIMINARY) EXAMINATION - 2016 Union Public Service Commission will be conducting the Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination-2016 on 07/08/2016 (Sunday) all over India. The Commission has uploaded the e-Admit Card for the convenience of the admitted candidates on its website (http://www.upsc.gov.in). In case of rejection of the applications form, the reasons/grounds for rejection have also been uploaded. The candidates are advised to download their e-Admit Cards and take a printout thereof. The admitted candidates will have to produce the printout of their e-Admit Card at the allotted venue for appearing in the examination. In case the photograph is not visible or available on the e-Admit Card, candidates are advise to carry two (2) identical photographs (one photograph for each session) along with proof of identity such as Identity Card; Voter Identity Card; Passport; Driving License or Aadhar Card and the printout of e-Admission Certificate at the venue of the Examination. No paper Admission Certificate will be issue for this examination. The candidates are advised to take a printout of the e-Admit Card and the "Important Instructions to the candidates" (which must be read carefully) well in advance to avoid the last minute rush. In the past, cases have been noticed where some candidates have faced difficulty in accessing the server at the last minute on account of server overload. In case of any discrepancy, the same may be communicated to the Commission immediately by email (email ID uscsp-upsc@nic.in) latest by 24th July, 2016 to enable the Commission to take a decision in the matter. Candidates are also advised to bring Black Ball Point Pen to the examination hall on the day of examination as the candidates shall be required to fill the OMR sheets and Attendance List with Black Ball point pen only. Electronic Gadgets like Cellular/Mobile Phones, any other devices for communication, laptop, Bluetooth device, and calculator are banned inside the Examination hall. Any infringement of these instructions shall entail disciplinary action against the concerned candidates including debarment from future Examinations/Selection. Valuable/costly items and bags are also not allowed inside the Examination venue. davp 55101/14/0006/1617
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here has been a spate of violent killings in Bangladesh during the recent years and each incident only heightens the fear that the neighbour’s democracy appears to be under threat from elements who want to plunge the country into a severe crisis and exploit the situation. Amid the government crackdown, groups determined to convert Bangladesh into an Islamic nation with a shariah legal system have increasingly targeted publishers and secular bloggers, four of whom were murdered last year. Friday night’s bloodbath inside a popular restaurant usually frequented by expatriates in a high-security diplomatic enclave, that left 20 foreigners including an Indian dead, has sent a chilling reminder that Bangladesh continues to churn within. The gruesome and bloody disfigurement of the victims, whose throats were slit and then hacked to death, was too horrific a sight. Contrary to earlier belief, that the bloody killing was the handiwork of the ISI, another shock was in store, when Bangladesh authorities disclosed, that a local terror group known in intelligence circles as the Ansarullah Bangla Team was involved. Bangladesh home minister Asaduzzaman Khan blamed “homegrown” Islamist terrorists and Pakistan’s spy agency ISI for the country’s worst terror attack in which 20 hostages were hacked to death. Bangladesh authorities identified the attackers as- Rohan Imitiaz, Nibras Alam and Mir Sabih Mubashir. The authorities disclosed that all three attended wellknown schools like Scholastica, and North South University in Dhaka. What sets the Ansarullah Bangla Team apart is its cadre of young, educated and highly-motivated recruits with foreign linkages, considered by security analysts to be the new generation of fundamentalists. The group is active on social media, with a prominent page on Facebook. The young, educated and highly impressionable youths are being targeted by the Ansarullah Bangla Team and the Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh as recruits. The Ansarullah Bangla Team is said to be inspired by the Al Qaeda and is currently associated with the jihadist group. According to media reports, the Ansarullah Bangla Team is believed to be headed by a radicalised Bangladeshi Army officer, Major Syed Ziaul Haque, a graduate of the Bangladesh Military Academy, who went into hiding after being accused of planning a coup against Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina in January 2012. However Islamic State ISIS) has claimed responsibility for the killing of the hostages, mostly foreigners, and two police officers during an 11-hour siege that ended Saturday after the army stormed the Holey Artisan Bakery popular with expats in the diplomatic zone here, killing six attackers and capturing one alive. The terrorist who was captured alive by the Bangladeshi Army will prove to be very crucial for the investigation. There have been a string of attacks on Shia community, Christian and Hindu priests and foreigners across Bangladesh. However, the Sheikh Hasina government still sticks to its view that IS militants are not involved in any of these attacks. Since Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina came to power in 2009, she has been cracking down on militant and terrorist groups in Bangladesh, a Muslim-majority country of 160 million people. India has to fully back the Sheikh Hasina government in its efforts to stamp out terror cells from that country because it matters especially in the sensitive north east region.
DailyDevotion One of God’s Great “Don’ts” Do not fret— it only causes harm. —Psalm 37:8 Fretting means getting ourselves “out of joint” mentally or spiritually. It is one thing to say, “Do not fret,” but something very different to have such a nature that you find yourself unable to fret. It’s easy to say, “Rest in the Lord, and wait patiently for Him” (Psalm 37:7) until our own little world is turned upside down and we are forced to live in confusion and agony like so many other people. Is it possible to “rest in the Lord” then? If this “Do not” doesn’t work there, then it will not work anywhere. This “Do not” must work during our days of difficulty and uncertainty, as well as our peaceful days, or it will never work. And if it will not work in your particular case, it will not work for anyone else. Resting in the Lord is not dependent on your external circumstances at all, but on your relationship with God Himself. Worrying always results in sin. We tend to think that a little anxiety and worry are simply an indication of how wise we really are, yet it is actually a much better indication of just how wicked we are. Fretting rises from our determination to have our own way. Our Lord never worried and was never anxious, because His purpose was never to accomplish His own plans but to fulfill God’s plans. Fretting is wickedness for a child of God. Have you been propping up that foolish soul of yours with the idea that your circumstances are too much for God to handle? Set all your opinions and speculations aside and “abide under the shadow of the Almighty” (Psalm 91:1). Deliberately tell God that you will not fret about whatever concerns you. All our fretting and worrying is caused by planning without God.
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Those who think it is permissible to tell white lies soon grow color-blind. ~ Austin O’Malley
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wenty five years ago I wrote a quiz book called Wise and Wonderful published by Rupa. The idea was to get people familiar with the millions of wonderful things animals could do. So many years later I continue to be fascinated by their abilities. Human beings are all the same. The same three or four colours and shades between. The same bodies and organs, the same actions and reactions. Animals on the other hand are so exciting. Hundreds of colours, so many types of bodies, so many super powers. Hairy frogs break their bones and push them out through their toes to make claws. The “hair”are actually external gills full of arteries. The frog can make its own retractable claws by breaking his toe-bones and jabbing them through his skin. Apparently the claws later retract passively, while the damaged tissue is regenerated. Pit vipers, as well as some pythons and boas, can sense the body heat of their prey from several feet away. Small pit organs on the snakes’ faces detect infrared radiation. Nerves connect the pit organs to the brain’s somatosensorysystem, which processes the sense of touch, allowing them to create
a thermal profile of a nearby mouse for example. Whereas we humans have only three colour-receptive cones in our eyes — for red, blue, and green — the mantis shrimp has a set of 16! This little crustacean can see dozens of colours we have no name for, which perhaps explains why the shrimp itself is decked out in such radiant hues. Pistol shrimp has a claw that snaps shut so quickly it creates a cavitation bubble almost as hot as the surface of the sun. When it collapses, the bang can reach 218 decibels. Dragon millipedes can shootcyanide at their predators. When threatened, sea cucumbers have a whole range of defense mechanisms. Some discharge sticky threads, others shoot vital organs out of their behinds at the enemy and escape (the organs quickly regenerate). But the best way to escape is to go in hiding, and sea cucumbers can almost liquefy their bodies, shapeshifting themselves into tiny spaces, and evade predators by ejecting their guts out of their rear ends. Dung beetles can pull over 1,000 times their body weight. We have difficulty picking up even one tenth of our own weight. Geckos can walk up windows, thanks to electrostatic
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Fascinated by their abilities forces between thousands of tiny hairs on their feet and the surface. Every square millimetre of a geckos footpads contains 14,000 tiny hairs, each of which branches into around 500 little tiny spatulae so small that they are below the wavelength of visible light. Using these invisible, atomic micro-micro-microfibers, geckos are able to stick to almost every known surface. The grip is so strong that if a gecko used all of its gripping power at once, it could hold aloft 130 kg. Lyrebirds can imitate any sound they hear, including camera shutters,chainsaws, and car alarms. The horned lizard can shoot blood from its eyes. Froghoppers are leaf sucking insects which defend themselves by frothing at the mouth and bleeding stinky goop out of their abdomens. They are the most spectacular jumpers in the entire world.
They can leap about the same distance as fleas(200 times their body length.) Their explosive power comes from a coil of energy-storing protein that acts somewhat like a spring. Located in the flea’s thorax, the spring transfers energy down through the flea’s legs, until it reaches and compresses the bug’s toes. This propels the flea to jump in one bound, but its performance is much more impressive given that it is 60 times heavier. The froghopper’s initial speed is about 4 meters/second, which exposes the garden bug to over 400 gs of acceleration! They’ve also evolved a fake head on their rear ends to fool predators. Bacteria have the most amazing abilities – if we had to look for smart aliens visiting earth, they would probably come in the form of bacteria. Are human beings the dominant life forms of the Earth or are bacteria? Each species has its own incredible abilities, but
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Condolence message for late Isak Chishi Swu by Th. Muivah
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ur chairman Isak Chishi Swu left us to be with the Lord on June 28, 2016 and it is too much of a pain for me because I have known him and we stood together for all these 52 years. I know that through all these years of struggle together God has a purpose for both of us. I thank the Lord almighty for giving us a leader in the person of Isak Chishi Swu from Chishilimi village in Pughoboto sub-division of present Nagaland. He left behind an honourable history for the Naga people and the legacy he left behind will exist till the end of this world. We worked together and took decisive decision on all important issues by making serious analysis into any problems we faced. We could understand each other and he had the wisdom to understand me and I know that God helped us. I can say that he was a right leader at the right time. My friend, Isak Chishi Swu was a God fearing person and he never failed to acknowledge the necessity of God’s intervention in our struggle. Together, throughout the struggle we realized the purpose of God. We were united in one single mission, the fear of the Lord and that Nagaland will be for Christ. After the demise of many good Naga leaders he became our leader. Situation changed and he was chosen as God knew who he was. During his leadership God changed the hearts and minds of the Indian leadership when they declared that military solution to the Naga issue is not possible, it is political and must be resolved through political dialogue. From shouting condescending statement of crushing the Nagas in a day towards seeking political solution, this fundamental change in policy was comparable to the days of Moses when
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he final bell tolls for Isak Chishi Swu precisely at 12 hours 11minutes 28 seconds after midday declaring his last triumphant moment on earth. He had come into this world empty handed and departed empty handed like every other great mortals before him, leaving behind a brokenhearted family as it always does... and in the process another memorable chapter of a volatile unsettled Naga History gently closed on 28th June 2016 with him. Ino Isak Chishi Swu, arguably a legendary colossal Naga icon journeyed on to his afterlife as predestined by the Almighty God on whom he so unwaveringly anchored his faith throughout his humble life. Granted, no force on earth can stem the inevitable tide of change...nevertheless an overwhelming atmosphere of uncertainty now envelops every anxious mind in the absence of a delicate tribal balance that squarely rested on his aging shoulders within his organization and beyond. The worrisome fact that his is a fast fading committed generation being replaced by an indifferent one that looks at all the sacrifices made by Naga fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters from every tribe during the inhuman mid nineteen-fifties and sixties like it was just another fairy tale... is a serious cause for concern. Nevertheless let us remind ourselves once more and never forget that Naga history was written with sacrifices such as these: In 1968, Ino Isak Chishi
Pharaoh’s heart was changed by God to grant freedom to the Israelites. Our joint strategy and calculation to bring about such changes bore fruit. We praise God and we will give Him the glory and honour. And throughout the political negotiation we understood together that the history of the Naga people must be recognized as the Nagas were not lost people. We agreed that we will not submit and surrender our history to India at the negotiating table. God helped us again and it was during his leadership that the government of India recognized the “unique history and situation” of the Nagas by the Amsterdam Joint Committee on July 11, 2002. It was the first ever official recognition of our history and situation. The recognition acknowledges the fact that the Nagas were never a part of Indian Union either by conquest of the Indian armed forces or by the consent of the Naga people and the situation was also unique because it was created by India when they sent thousands of government troops to the Naga areas that led to unaccountable human right violations including torture, rape, killings, burning down of Naga villages. Subsequently, after a lengthy negotiation on the 3rd of August, 2015 the “Framework Agreement” was signed between the GoI and the NSCN in the presence of the prime minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi and many other important dignitaries of the government of India. Chairman Isak Chishi Swu gave his signature to the “Framework Agreement”. The GoI reaffirmed the recognition of the unique history and situation of the Nagas and also recognized the universal principle that sovereignty lies with the Naga people. Both the parties also agreed that in the spirit of mutual respect they will
share sovereign power with each other and co-exist peacefully. We praise the Indian leadership and the Nagas must appreciate them for their wisdom and statesmanship. Countrymen, these significant steps were achieved during chairman Isak Chishi Swu’s leadership. He was steadfast for the Naga cause and the right of the Naga people. I want the Naga people to understand this on this solemn occasion of his untimely death. It is beyond our control, but God is there and He will lead us through. We are proud of our leader Isak Chishi Swu. Our leader Isak Chishi Swu before he left to be with the Lord declared that we must forgive each other. He appealed to the Naga people for forgiveness of each other because deep in his heart he loved the Naga people and our cause. He knew that there was a danger of self-destruction, so he took the issue of forgiveness very seriously. At this juncture I also take the opportunity of thanking the Naga people in general both from the east and the west and elsewhere, people of Assam, Meities, Zomis, Boros and others for showing your solidarity to the Naga people after the untimely demise of our chairman Isak Chishi Swu. We are one if we value the principle of supporting each other to the end. We are with you till the end. Our leader Isak Chishi Swu is not here with us but the best opportunity is still there before us, to make the right stand and to make the right choice as our leader had made in his life time. The Naga people and also the Sumi people in particular must praise God that he produced one of our finest leaders and in whose lifetime so much had been achieved for the Naga nation. Kuknalim.
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Swu was assigned a mission to China as a Special Envoy to plead for the Naga cause. Imagine, prayerfully placing his fate solely in the able hand of God to guide him through the labyrinth of impenetrable, inhospitable, unchartered jungles without a compass, took some faith of a very special kind which, to mere mortals, would have been written off as an absolutely foolhardy escapade bordering on stupidity. Both Ino Isak and Ino Th. Muivah separately traversed the entire Naga and Myanmar territories spending unimaginable months of gruelling trekking. They battled against nature and enemies every step of the way before finally reaching their destination ‘China’ in 1968. At a nascent struggling stage of the Naga political movement, drawing China’s favourable disposition towards the Nagas was a monumental achievement by any stretch of imagination. But to salvage this, they went through indescribable ordeals of being ambushed and shot at, at regular intervals both by the Indian and the Myanmar Armies. Both of them, along with their committed band of brothers and sisters in-arms braved dangers of all description losing more than 80% of their comrades, who started out together and perished in the hands of the enemies and nature along the long torturous way. Heartrending stories abound... of patriotism and camaraderie faced by each of them along the testing road, ex-
periencing astounding miracles of God all throughout their journey, be it at the time of coming face to face with the enemies in mortal combat or facing weeks of starvation hopelessly lost in a nowhere jungles, all for a cause they firmly believed in...”Freedom for the Nagas”. Those were the early years of innocence when “Nagaland for Christ” did mean something real. Even nature acknowledged the passing of a great soul the same day with a rainbow over Chishilimi sky... his native birthplace... and continued the amazing phenomena of a rainbow encircling the sun in the subsequent couple of days before his mortal remains was interred. The Nagas of all shapes and sizes, young and old representing all Naga Tribes from all Naga inhabited areas, diligently converged at Agri Expo, Dimapur, on 30th June 2016 creating a kaleidoscopic hue of ethnic colour... silently filling the solemn arena in their thousands that pictured a Naga rainbow of unity. Even if for a transient moment the factions... NSCN (U); NSCN (R); NNC... buried their differences and paid glowing tributes to a departed leader that they each had respected in their own intimate way. A raw uncontaminated sentiment was expressed when Ino Muivah stood beside his friend’s coffin and brokenheartedly said that brother Isak was his soul mate these past fifty years+ wading through thick and thin, making
the terrifying “thought control” talents of the Toxoplasma gondii protozoa are amazing. It commonly infects rats and then alters their brains so that the rodent host seeks out its natural predator, cats. This is because T. gondii can only complete its reproductive cycle in feline intestines. So the rat offers himself to be eaten, or gets eaten, and the T. gondii parasites complete their lives. This protozoa also infects humans and I wonder how much of our activities come from their orders. The Mulu Flying frog, whose males grow to just 3.5cm, has bright green skin at night but changes colour to display a brown hue during the day. Its eyes follow suit to change colour as well. And while the minute animal may not fly with the birds, it uses its webbed feet and aerodynamic flaps of skin on the arms and legs to glide from tree to tree. Silver ants in the Sahara Desert are covered by a silvery sheen of body hair that acts as a wearable sun shield for the creatures. The silvery hairs completelyreflect the light like mirrors, preventing the ants from absorbing heat. So they stay cool when temperatures in the arid region reach 50 degrees Celsius. Limpets are small, sturdy aquatic snails with spiky tongues. This also acts as a
hammer and makes dents in rocky surfaces which the limpet can inhabit. (Imagine using your tongue like a hammer.) The limpet’s teeth are the strongest biological material known to man and they allow the limpet to constantly chew rocks without any damage. Tardigrades, also known as water bears or moss piglets, are water-dwelling, eightlegged, segmented micro-animals which, under a microscope, look like little bears. They thrive in any kind of extreme environments - freezing temperatures as low as -200 C (-328 F), scorching temperatures up to 150 C (302 F), outer space, no food or water for over a century, ionizing radiation up to 570,000 roentgens (a dose of just 500 roentgens would kill you), solar radiation, gamma radiation, ultraviolet radiation, high salinity and lack of oxygen. The loudest animal on Earth, relative to its body size, is the water boatman, an aquatic insect found in fresh or brackish water throughout the world that paddles along the water surface with oar-like hind legs. Singing songs of love from its perch on a river bottom, a male boatman can be as loud as an orchestra. Their resulting melodies can reach 100 decibels and can be heard through the water by people walking along the riverbank.
The mystic rainbow in the woods of Chishilimi
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he rationalists would argue that a rainbow is nothing but a coincidence of nature. But every myth, legend and story of a nation need not always pass the test of scientific accuracy. A mystic rainbow appeared at Chishilimi in the evening of 28th June, 2016, when the news of the demise of the mighty Naga national leader, Assu Isak Chishi Swu, Chairman of the NSCN (I-M), reached the hills of the great Naga nation. A halo of rainbow encircling around the sun unusually appeared again above Dimapur Airport as the special chartered flight carrying the mortal remains of the veteran nationalist was about to land on 30th June, 2016 and the rainbow appeared for the third consecutive day till the mortal remains of the great leader was finally laid to rest on 2nd July, 2016. To a meteorologist, a rainbow is a phenomenon caused by reflection, refraction and dispersion of light in water droplets. But to the Nagas, a rainbow is more than its scientific explanation and the Nagas have their own legends and stories to tell. Nagas have a firm believe rooted in Christianity that the tricolour rainbow in their national flag is given by the Almighty and is not a mere idea originated from mundane imagination. Nagas believed for a reason that rainbow has a mystical connection with the last rites of their great nationalist leaders. On the 10th of May, 1990, when the mortal remains of A.Z. Phizo was brought back to Dimapur from London, Nagas were awestruck by
a sudden appearance of rainbow across Dimapur Airport and it reportedly appeared not less than ten times during the condolence and funeral services of the great Naga nationalist. The first Naga national flag was woven by Mrs. Lothong and Mrs. Keshenle and it was first hoisted at Oking Parashen, near Sendenyu village, Rengma Region, Nagaland, when the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) was formed on 22nd March, 1956. In the month of May, 1946, A.Z. Phizo upon entering Kohima town on his return from Rangoon was suddenly struck by a rainbow stretching across Kohima town. A.Z. Phizo had an unusual vision that it was a sign from God. A.Z. Phizo resolved to choose the rainbow as the emblem of the Naga national flag to symbolize that “Nagas are the children of God”. Not that rainbows are unusual, but that there was always an unseen force of divine revelation. In the year 1955, when the Naga national leaders were deliberating on the design and inscription of rainbow on the Naga national flag at Oking Parashen, the Naga national leaders were awestruck by a sudden appearance of rainbow right in front of them, whereat the Naga national leaders unanimously proclaimed, “It is a sign that God is giving us this rainbow to inscribe on our national flag”. (To be concluded) Sira Kharay, Advocate, Chirag Delhi, New Delhi
An ode to Mrs Isak Chishi Swu
every critical decision together without betraying the trust of each other. The Nagas bid a genuinely heartfelt farewell to Isak Chishi Swu for the very last time with calm dignity and honour. At Chishilimi too, nature shared its grief with thousands of mourners with a bright pleasant day throughout the formal function followed by a short burst of shower immediately after the burial formality was completed on the evening of 2nd July 2016. God manifested with blatant clarity through nature that even as mortals mourned Isak Chishi Swu’s departure...Heavens rejoiced. History will remember him kindly as he leaves behind an honourable legacy of peace towards all and malice towards none for the emulation of the present generation and the ones to come, worthy of praise and respect. Now that you are upstairs ...entreat with your God to let your brothers -in -arms left behind learn that egoistic self-perpetuation is a futile exercise and that each of them will depart planet earth in their own unknown time empty handed as they came...as you did. This is an opportune time to work as equals and leave behind a lasting peace as a final gift to the people that they profess to serve. Farewell dear Elder Brother...you truly were a colossal Naga icon. Khekiye K. Sema IAS (Rtd), Upper Forest Colony, Kohima, (kksema@gmail.com)
Mourn not, O lady of Virtue For Isak Chishi Swu is the harbinger of the gospel To the darkest part of the earth; Eastern Nagalim, blessed is he who saves the souls He who has taken the Nagas beyond Jordan He fought the good fight He has finished the race and kept the faith Cry not, O lady of virtue For life is beyond the grave Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth Kuknalim Medem Jamir, former steering committee member NSCN (I-M)
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To the CE (Power) Sir,
The public of Khophailak colony, Saksi NAP sector ward 13, Tuensang town are facing untold hardships due to erratic power supply since March 19, 2016, where more than 16 villages are also affected. Due to this we are left out completely in darkness for mor than 4 months. It had lodged many complaints from villages and unions to the authority but the problem remains unaddressed. Even as genuine consumers, the people of Khophailak colony remains as mute spectators only instead of writing to the department about our plight. Hence we remind to the department not to consider the people as “ignorant”. So without beating around the bush we would like to bring forward our point straight. That sir, people of this world know that almost all the modern machines and electronic gadgets require electricity for their functioning. So please, undertake the responsibility being put on the shoulder to reduce its losses. Therefore we urge the concerned department (power) to take up the matter on top most priority than to earn the ire of the public mob fury. Nochi Chang, president and T. T. Shiu, general secretary, Khophailak colony union
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SC refers to another bench plea against NEET Ordinance ing a Supreme Court order which said the NEET will be held on July 24, the plea said. 6.5 lakh students have already taken the first phase of NEET test on May 1. The next phase of the exam is scheduled for July 24. The ordinance provided that students of state government boards will not have to sit for NEET on July 24 and they will have to become part of the uniform entrance exam from the next academic session. The exam will be applicable for those applying for central government and private management institutions under the management quota. The apex court had on May 9 rejected pleas of state governments and minority institutions to allow them to hold separate entrance exams for MBBS and BDS courses for 2016-17, saying only NEET provides for conducting such test for admission to these courses. The top court had approved the schedule put before it by the Centre, CBSE and Medical Medical Council of India (MCI) for treating All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT) fixed for May 1 as NEET-1.
NEW DELHI, JUL 4 (PTI): At least 31 cases of dengue have been reported in the national capital this year with nearly half of them in the month of June, according to a municipal report released Monday. Three fresh cases of the vector-borne disease have been reported till July 2. While May had witnessed six cases, June recorded 15, it said. Twenty-eight cases were reported till June 27. Last year, the city saw a staggering 15,867 dengue cases, the worst in 20 years with the disease claiming 60 lives, as per municipal reports. In 1996, a severe outbreak of dengue had occurred in Delhi wherein about 10,252 cases and 423 deaths were reported. In 2010, besides over 6,200 cases, only eight deaths were officially reported. The Commonwealth Games were held that year and massive construction works in the city was a major reason behind the spread of the disease. This year, dengue cases have been reported rather early and relatively in larger numbers. Last year only six cases were reported in June, while July registered 36.
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I, Khriebou Phira am applying for duplicate copy of HSLC Admit card as I have lost it. Name: Khriebou Phira F/Name :Teisovi Phira M/Name : Easter Phira Roll. No : 021450 D.O.B : 22/10/1983
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I, Ms. Imrongsungla Lkr. D/o. Talilemba, resident of H/No. 69, Landmark Colony, Dist. Dimapur : Nagaland do hereby affirm and declare as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India 2. That in some of my documents my name and my father’s name have been written as Ms. Imrongsungla Lkr. D/o. Talilemba and in other documents as Ms. Imrongsungla, D/o. Talilemba. 3. That, Ms. Imrongsungla Lkr, D/o. Talilemba & Ms. Imrongsungla, D/o. Talilemba refers same and one person. Henceforth, now onwards I shall be known as Ms. Imrongsungla Lkr, D/o. Talilemba for all official and correspondences. 4. That this affidavit has been made for the purpose to correct my name from concern bank authority, which is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and nothing declared false therein. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me Notary Public DP-4164
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Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti Tohuli of Satakha Town, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Zuhoi has expired on 29-08-2015. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issued of the same. TRIDIBESH ROY Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland
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I, Methavi Zhotso, am applying for duplicate copy of B.A 5th Semester Marksheet as I have lost it. Name : Methavi Zhotso F/Name : Zavikhol Zhotso Roll. No. AG13010042 Regd. No : 13010104 of 2013 Year: 2015 K-2414
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I, Vitsol Pucho, am applying for duplicate copy of HSLC Admit Card as I have lost it. F/Name : Chol Pucho M/Name : Kerisere DOB : 12-06-1984 Roll. No : 021664 School : Mt. Sinai Hr. Sec. School, Kohima.
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I, Shri. Weri Thele S/o Solhi Thele aged about 22 years resident of H/No-17, Ward - 11, 7th Mile Chumukedima District Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India in the state Nagaland. 2. That the name Shri. Weri was recorded inadvertently in some documents. 3. That the above mentioned names Shri. Weri and Shri. Weri Thele are all my named and all the names are the same and one person. 4. That today onwards my name shall be called and record as Shri. Weri Thele in all official purposes and intents. 5. That the affidavit is sworn for the purpose to rectify my name. VERIFICATION :- That I do hereby verify that the contents of para 1 to 5 of the above statements are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing is false herein. Deponent Solemnly declared before me by the deponent on this 31st day of Jan..2015 at Dimapur. Notary Public DP-4153 Regd No. 043/16
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I, No. 3700417 P. Rank HAV. Name JORAM LEGI of 37th Assam Rifles, posted at Medziphema, C/o. 99 APO do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and presently posted at Medziphema, Dimapur : Nagaland. 2. That my wife’s actual and correct name is JORAM RENU and has been recorded in all her official documents WHEREAS my wife’s name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as LOEANI RENU in my Service Book/ records. 3. That henceforth for all official intent, purposes and correspondences my wife shall be addressed as JORAM RENU. 4. That I have sworn this affidavit for the purpose of declaring my wife actual and correct name and for the purpose of correcting and rectifying the same in my service book/record to as JORAM RENU before the concerned authority 5. That the averments in the foregoing paras1-4 are correct and true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein and I signed this affidavit on this the 4th July 2016 at Dimapur. DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed and sworn before me. DP-4134
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New Delhi, Jul 4 (PTI): A whopping 91% of the airlines globally are planning to invest in cyber security programmes over the next three years, a survey conducted by airline solutions and technology provider SITA has said. The SITA Airline IT Trends 2016 Survey on the world’s top 200 airlines has inferred “that the cyber security in airlines is progressing”. Three years ago, 47% of the airlines had said that they were making advanced preparations to manage cyber risks. Today, this figure has nearly doubled to 91%, it added. “Airlines are investing in areas which will promote a connected world of travel for the benefit of passengers and the workforce,” SITA Director, Market Insight, Nigel Pickford said. SITA sees new priorities attracting more investment, with cyber security and electronic flight bag solutions coming to the fore in this year’s research, he added. The focus on cyber security also reflects the move to the ‘Internet of Things’(IoT), in which a vast number of physical objects will become connected to the internet, thus
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of Post Offices. India Post plans to roll out 10,000 ATMs and 20,000 micro ATMs across the country by the end of this year. India Post payments bank will primarily target unbanked and under-banked customers in rural, semi-rural and remote areas, with a focus on providing simple deposit products and money remittance services. The Union Cabinet last month cleared a proposal to set up India Post payments bank with a corpus of Rs 800 crore. Payments banks can accept deposits (initially up to Rs 1 lakh per individual), offer Internet banking, facilitate money transfers and sell insurance and mutual funds by piggy-backing on existing retail or other networks. Besides, they can issue ATM/ debit cards, but not credit cards. The Postal payments bank, which will be run by Chief Executive Officer, will be professionally managed and there will be a officials from Department of Posts, Department of Expenditure and Department of Economic Services etc on its board.
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operationalise the Post Bank licence and ultimately it would get merged suitably with the Post Bank. DoP has 28,000 departmental post offices and 1.50 lakh rural post offices across the country. The Postal Department is proactively setting up ATMs and micro ATMs in its rural post offices so as to tap its wide network for financial inclusion. “Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said this separate vertical of the Postal department is open for banking regulation. The RBI is favourably considering the option to provide interoperability,” the official said. “This will help in moving towards a less cash economy. Post Office has its branches even in the remotest areas where banking mitras or business correspondents cannot reach. Interoperability will allow leveraging the reach of Postal department,” the official added. With the formal structure of Post Bank likely to take around a year and half, the government wants to kick start its operations in parts by first putting into use the ATMs
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New Delhi, Jul 4 (PTI): India Post, the world’s largest mail delivery network, is carving out a separate vertical to manage banking services, a move that will help it win RBI nod for interoperability of its ATMs with those of PSU banks. India Posts, which had last year won a licence to operate a payment bank, has not been able to move much on starting operations. “We wanted interoperability of the ATMs of Post Offices with other banks. RBI said we can allow it only if Post offices create a separate bank vertical because RBI has jurisdiction over only banks. The Postal department has taken a positive approach and created a separate vertical,” a finance ministry official said. The vertical will be based out of Bengaluru. Interoperability will allow individuals to transfer money from their Post Office account to their accounts in any bank. Besides, the Post Office ATMs can be used for withdrawal of money from the bank accounts. The official, further, said the vertical will be created to
Mumbai, Jul 4 (PTI): Corn prices have shown weakness during last week in the futures as well as the spot markets on reports of the government allowing imports, according to the US Grains Council (USGC). “The actual users have been urging the government to allow import of maize as the prices are high as the average delivered prices reached Rs 18,500 per tonne in some centres,” USGC Representative for India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, Amit Sachdev said. “There has been some agreement that tariff-rate quota (TRQ) may be allocated to state-run trading company PEC to import 500,000 tonne of maize and this has led to some stability in the market and prices did drop in the futures as well as the spot markets,” Sachdev added. However, the drop in price was not much (0.46 per cent) to Rs 15,655 per tonne and this could be temporary correction. In Nizamabad prices were up by 2.59 per cent to Rs 17,328 per tonne, in Karimnagar up 2.66 per cent to Rs 17,366 per tonne, Sangli up 0.54 per cent to Rs 18,600 per tonne and Davangere down 0.14 per cent to Rs 17,650 per tonne.
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a huge crowd despite drizzle. Islamist militants hacked to death 20 hostages after they stormed a cafe popular with expatriates and diplomats in Dhaka’s diplomatic zone on Friday. At the ceremony, Hasina placed floral wreaths at the caskets of three Bangladeshi victims -- 2 Bangladeshis and one American of Bangladeshiorigin. The caskets were placed on a raised platform which had the flags of India, Italy, Bangladesh, Japan and the US -- signifying the nationalities of
Britain’s pro-Brexit voice quits as far-right party head London, Jul 4 (PTI): Nigel Farage, who campaigned for Britain to leave the European Union, today quit as the leader of the anti-immigrant UKIP party, saying he wanted his “life back” as he has fulfilled his political ambition of ‘Brexit’. Farage, 52, said he has done his bit for the cause of Britain leaving the 28-member economic bloc. “I have never been and never wanted to be a career politician,” said Farage, who was elected as a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) for UK Independence Party in 1999. “I now feel that I’ve done my bit, that I couldn’t possibly achieve more,” he told reporters. “I feel it’s right that I should now stand aside as leader of UKIP.” Farage, who led a separate grassroots campaign to convince voters of a ‘Brexit’, had made numerous speeches in the wake of the result to declare June 23 Britain’s “Independence Day.” He was at the heart of some of the biggest controversies during the campaign,
including an anti-immigration poster of refugees flocking to enter southern Europe, which was dubbed as a “vile” by both the ‘Remain’ and ‘Leave’ camps. He has quit as UKIP leader twice before - in 2009 over party infighting and in 2015 after failing to become an MP. But on both occasions decided to stay. He, however, insisted today that “I won’t be changing my mind again, I promise you”. “The victor y for the ‘Leave’ side in the referendum means that my political ambition has been achieved,” he said. “During the referendum campaign, I said ‘I want my country back’... now I want my life back, and it begins right now.” He said UKIP was instrumental in winning the referendum for the Leave campaign, championing the issue of immigration, and insisted it would continue as a party in its current form. UKIP would continue to stop “weakness or appeasement
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The family members of Lt. Gideon Pielie would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to the doctors and nurses of Civil Hospital Dimapur, neighbours, friends, villagers, c h u rc h e s a n d w e l l wishers who stood by us physically, financially and spiritually at his sad demise on 3rd July 2016.
from the British government” when it comes to negotiating Brexit with the economic bloc, the anti-immigrant party leader said. He said he now wants a cross party team to negotiate the UK’s exit from Brussels but he said the most important thing was that the team knows how to win the best deal. “An absolute priority is to bring in business people,” he added. Farage has had two stints as leader of the Eurosceptic party since 2006.
its case to join the NSG last month, the Global Times, part of ruling Communist Party of China (CPC) publications, carried a number of articles including a hard hitting editorial claiming that China’s stand is “morally legitimate” and the West has “spoiled” India. Continuing to justify China’s stand to block New Delhi’s bid, today’s article harped on the often repeated argument of signing the NPT being a must for India to join the NSG and that consensus is required for entry of new members. “India needs to perceive China objectively. Joining the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) is a must for any country seeking NSG membership, but India is not a party to the NPT,” the article said. “The only exception is if India can obtain consent from all 48-NSG members, but several countries apart from China hold reservations in this regard. India better put more efforts into figuring out how to obtain international trust rather than misinterpreting and defaming China,” it said. Quoting Political scientist Zheng Yongnian who stated that that, “China’s bilateral relationship with India is second only to the Sino-US relationship,” it said ties with China are of great significance to India as well. “The best option is for China and India to work together to boost their economic and trade ties. Only by seeking common development between China and India can the two build a new international order and form an Asian century,” it said.
Wa s h i n g to n, J u l 4 (PTI): The US has offered immediate assistance of its law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, to probe Bangladesh’s worst terror attack in which 22 people were brutally slaughtered by suspected ISIS militants. The assistance was offered as Secretary of State John Kerry called Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday. “The Secretary encouraged the government of Bangladesh to conduct its investigation in accordance with the highest international standards and offered immediate assistance from US law enforcement, including the FBI,” State Department spokesperson John Kirby said. The offer came in the wake of the “outrageous attack” on the Holey Artisan restaurant in Dhaka’s highsecurity diplomatic zone, he said. During the call, Kerry condoled the loss of innocent lives at the hands of terrorists “who threaten the United States, Bangladesh and the international community”. “He re-affirmed US support for Bangladesh’s efforts to bring those responsible for planning and conducting the attacks to justice as well as to prevent future attacks,” Kirby said. Twenty hostages, including Indian girl Tarishi Jain, were hacked to death by terrorists inside the cafe popular with expats in the diplomatic zone before commandos launched an assault, killing six attackers and capturing one alive.
Prakash Javadekar Berlin, Jul 4 (PTI): India today underlined the need for countries to take pre-2020 climate actions to curb emissions and sought cooperation among countries in finance and technology sectors to tackle climate change. “Cooperation is the key for taking (climate) actions. Every country is at a different stage of development. We need cooperation. We have the will to act,” said Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar. Javadekar said that India has already started the process of ratification of Paris Climate agreement and even during the recent meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Barack Obama, both emphasised that the process should be completed
at the earliest. “But we do not have the wherewithal to do it, not only in terms of finances, but particularly in terms of technology. When we talk of technology, Germany is most reliable name in many fields and therefore, there is finance, technology and mutual cooperation and walking the talk,” Javadekar said at a joint press conference with German Minister Barbara Hendricks at the Seventh St Petersburg Dialogue in Berlin. Since 2010, the annual dialogue has provided the opportunity for countries to engage in an informal exchange of experiences on international climate policy. Javadekar said that on October 5 last year, Modi and German Chancellor Angela Markel issued a joint statement which is the “basis” of India-Germany partnership programme. In a statement during the joint press briefing with Chancellor Merkel, Prime Minister Modi had said that he admired Merkel’s leadership in combating climate change and both the countries had agreed on an India-Germany Climate and Renewable Alliance with a long term vision and a comprehensive agenda of combating climate change.
1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY In remembrance of
LT. MAKCHAMO NGULLIE One year without you but sweet is your memories to love, cherish and never forget. Dad we miss you now and always will.
10TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved daughter
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“I know that my redeemer liveth, and he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth; and though after my skin worms destroy this body, yet in my flesh shall, see God; whom I shall see for myself, and mine eyes shall behold, and not another, though my reins be consumed within me” (Job19:25-27) We smile through tears is the knowledge that you are experiencing a life that is truly ‘For better’ [Phill 1:23] We miss & love you dearly.
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Loving wife and children
2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY Lt. Khutovi N. Sheqi 05.07.2016
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S/o. Hekato Yepthomi (Lithsami)
Born on : 23.12.1974 – Died on : 01.07.2016 The Pungrungrü Union Dimapur Area sincerely convey our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, well-wishers, church members, YUD members, neighbours for supporting us physically, morally and financially at the demise of Late S. Zungkum Yimchunger. We regret our inability to thank individually but our good Lord bless you all abundantly. Tsuyihba Yimchunger G/Secy., PUDA
K. Ramji Yimchunger President, PUDA
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Dhaka, Jul 4 (PTI): Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today led the nation in mourning the 22 Dhaka siege victims, including an Indian girl, at a solemn ceremony here as the country paid a tearful homage to those killed in the worst terror attack on its soil. Diplomats, politicians and people from across the different strata of society paid tributes and placed wreaths during the ceremony at the Bangladesh Army Stadium in Dhaka cantonment which drew
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(Top) People paying tribute near the site of the terror attack in Dhaka. (Bottom) Image of the five terrorists involved in the Dhaka terror attack. (Agencies)
the foreigners killed. Autopsy on the bodies had been conducted earlier at the Combined Military Hospital (CMH) in Dhaka. Of those killed, 18 were foreigners -- nine Italians, 7 Japanese, one American of Bangladeshi-origin and an Indian, 19-year-old Tarishi Jain, were among those killed. Two other Bangladeshis were also among the hostages slaughtered. Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Harsh Vardhan Shringla, who was present at the ceremony, said, “I mentioned to the PM (Hasina) that I have just been to the airport to see off our daughter, Tarishi.” “She (Tarishi) had just left Bangladesh and gone back home with her parents and the PM (Hasina) told me that she is deeply distraught and she wanted me to convey condolences to our Prime Minister (Narendra Modi), External Affairs Minister (Sushma Swaraj) and she said that we will be resolute in the fight against terror. Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the killing of the hostages, mostly foreigners, and two police officers during the 12-hour siege that ended on Saturday after the army stormed the Holey Artisan Bakery, killing six attackers and capturing one alive. However, Bangladesh has blamed “homegrown” Islamist terrorists and Pakistan’s spy agency ISI for the country’s worst terror attack, ruling out the role of the Islamic State. Dhaka attack: Hostages killed within 20 minutes after assault.
Beijing, Jul 4 (PTI): Criticising the strong reactions from India over China blocking its bid to enter NSG, a state-run daily today said India is “still stuck” in the 1962 war mindset as it called for a more objective evaluation of Beijing’s stand. “The Indian public seems to be having a hard time accepting the outcome of the Seoul plenary meeting of Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) late last month after India failed to gain entry into NSG,” an oped-page article in Global Times said. “Many Indian media (outlets) put the blame on China alone, accusing China’s anti-India and pro-Pakistan motives behind its opposition. Some activists even took to the streets in protest against China and Chinese products and some observers said the incident would freeze the China-India relationship,” the article titled ‘China, India should drop obsolete view for cooperation’ said. The article asserted that “India’s precautions” against China cannot be clearer. The country seems to be “still stuck” in the shadow of the war with China in the 1960s and many still hold on to the “obsolete geopolitical view” that China does not want to see India’s rise, it said. “However, New Delhi may have misunderstood Beijing, which can make a big difference in its strategic decisions. In fact, China no longer looks at India simply from a political perspective, but far more from an economic one,” the article said. As New Delhi pushed
The family members of Late Mrs. C. Ngangshimongla Pongen (Longjang) would like to acknowledge all the relatives, neighbours, family friends, churches and different organizations for all the help extended towards our family during our mom's brief illness. Words are inadequate to express our deepest gratitude towards all who helped us through financial, physical and prayers support. It is our sincere hope and prayer that our good Lord will bless you for your kind deeds. Loving husband, children, in laws and grandchildren
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “ For if we live, we live to the lord, and if we die we die to the lord”. Romans:14:8
Died : 05.07.2015
Dearest, Tome It’s been a year since you left us to be with our Almighty God. Our hearts still ache with sadness, we still miss you everyday. We love and miss you in our own special way. You will always be in our hearts. We miss you more than words can say. Loving parents, siblings and relatives
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We the bereaved family members of our beloved Late B. Manfe (Geziah) Phom who passed away untimely on the 6th June 2016 would like to express our profound heartfelt gratitude to every individual, families, churches, unions, councils and well wishers who stood by us in prayers, supported us physically, morally, materially and with valued financial assistance during the brief illness and at the sad demise. We regret our inability to thank each and everyone but we pray that Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DP-4142
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Born on : 23-04-45 │ Died on : 29-06-16. Through this column, we the bereaved family members and relatives of Lt. V. Nikuto Awomi GB of Surumi village wish to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, churches and organizations who stood by us from the time during his prolonged illness till his sad demise. We deeply regret from the bottom of our hearts the inability to mention and thank each and everyone of you who had shown your love and sympathy towards us; financially, materially, and physically. Words are inadequate to express our gratefulness but we pray that the good Lord in heaven will bless and reward you in folds for the good deeds you have done to us. Loving wife, children, In-laws, grandchildren & relatives
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Th e A l l Naga lan d Electricity Field Workers A ssociation (Central) is regretfully mourned with great pain the sudden demise of our Chairman Action Committee Late Wangshok Konyak (Wanglang) on 03/07/16. Late Wangshok Konyak (Wanglang) was a sincere, dedicated and responsible man. With the demise of such a needful person, it is unable to fill the vacuum created and it is a great loss particularly the Field Staff Association. Through this, we share our profound grief and sorrow on his death to his family. We pray that May the Almighty God grant peace and comfort to his near and dear ones. May the departed soul rest in peace. Ayeto Sumi Tepuhosul President General Secretary ANEFWA (Central) ANEFWA (Central)
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in Genk, Belgium. e have seen famed The food truck, named Indian chefs, like ‘Lulu’s Tribal Kitchen’, serves Vikas Khanna and authentic Northeastern dishes Manish Mehrotra, teaching like Utti, Chilli Pork, Panthao the world about the nuances gan (Naga aubergine curry) of Indian cuisine and opening and Gan huai (Naga sticky restaurants all over the globe. rice). Run by Pheiga with We have heard about the her husband, Bob Staal, this many small food businesses food truck represents her tribal that pop open in the US evNaga heritage. ery year, run by Indians. Our According to a recent cuisine is gaining in popularreport, Pheiga comes from ity and getting updated to the Rongmei Naga tribe, and modern culinary standards a closer look at her food shows every day. where her inspiration came And there is a lot we from. have to offer, because there Lulu Pheiga’s inspiration are as many cuisines within comes from the food she eats the Indian range as there are back home in Manipur. cultures and tribes in India. Her dishes have made It’s no wonder then that a clear and rapid journey the earthy and fiery cuisine from Neikanlong to Genk, as of Northeast India has only her photos from home prove. recently been ‘discovered’ by The tribal style of community Indian foodies. kitchens and the use of ingrediIn the last decade, major ents have remained constantly Indian cities like Mumbai, with this young Indian, and it Delhi and Kolkata have seen shows on the plate. the launch of good restaurants While she may not have offering authentic Naga, Asa permanent brick-and-mortar samese, or Manipuri food. restaurant or Michelin stars But has the rest of the yet, Lulu Pheiga’s rising popuworld got a taste of this cuilarity is sure to catapult her to sine yet? Yes, at least Belgium global recognition soon. And has. with this Manipuri girl from Lulu Pheiga, originally India, Northeastern cuisine is from Neikanlong, Manipur, runs a successful and ex- Lulu Pheiga with her food truck. (PC Lulu Pheiga/ getting the fresh breath of European air that it deserves. tremely popular food truck Facebook)
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atthew McConaughey is to become a university lecturer at University Of Texas in Austin, Texas. The 15-week course to 30 students starts this autumn and sees The Hunger Games director Gary Ross as McConaughey’s joint lecturer. The course, ‘Advanced Producing: Script To Screen’, will teach students about how to practically see a film script through to getting it made and all other areas of film production. The lessons will mainly be from pre-recorded videos made by McConaughey and Ross, but both will make one appearance each in class during the course. The module is based around the pair’s new film Free State Of Jones, a Civil War drama written by Ross and starring McConaughey as a former Confederate soldier who falls in love with a former slave woman played by Gugu Mbatha-Raw. It’s due out in September, coinciding with the start of the University Of Texas course. M e a nwhil e, M c C o n aughey’s new film The Dark Tower is out in 2017. Based on Stephen King’s seven-book fantasy series, McConaughey plays the villainous Man In Black opposite Idris Elba as gunslinger Roland Deschain.
labels. On Monday 4 July, every song played between 6pm-4am will be by acts signed to independent record labels. An independent record label is one that works on its own without funding from major labels and is where lots of artists start their careers. The station said the event is part of its commitment to support new British music and emerging artists. Radio 1’s head of music, Chris Price, said: “The UK’s independent label community is one of the most vibrant in the world. “We want to celebrate the part it plays in making Britain one of the most creative and respected music hubs on the planet.”
Unfortunate, insensitive: Aamir on Salman’s rape analogy
It’s a wake-up call: Adnan Sami on Amjad Sabri’s killing
ollywood superstar Aamir Khan Monday came out in the open branding Salman Khan’s controversial rape comments as “unfortunate” and “insensitive”. “Well, I am going by the media reports because I was not present when this happened. But as per the media reports (and) whatever I have read which quotes him as saying certain things... I feel what he said was rather unfortunate and rather insensitive. That’s what I feel,” Aamir said at the launch of ‘Dangal’ poster here. Aamir, 51, said he has not spoken to Salman on the issue. When asked if he would give any advice to his “Andaz Apna Apna” co-star on this, the actor said, “Who am I to give advice?” Salman, 50, had kicked up a storm when he compared himself to a raped woman while taking about the the physically gruelling shoot of “Sultan” during a group interview with journalists last month. “While shooting, during those six hours, there’d be so much of lifting and thrusting on the ground involved. That was tough for me because if I was lifting, I’d have to lift the same 120-kilo guy 10 times for 10 different angles. And likewise, get thrown that many times on the ground. “This act is not repeated that many times in the real
inger Adnan Sami says musicians irrespective of their religion, spread peace. And if they are being silenced by violence, it’s time to wake up to the “dilapidated state of affairs”. Sami lent voice to “Bajrangi Bhaijaan” song “Bhar do jholi” -- a rendition of the famous qawwali of late Ghulam Farid Sabri, whose son Amjad Sabri was recently shot dead by unidentified assailants in Karachi, Pakistan. Asked to comment on the incident, Sami told IANS here: “It’s a very tragic thing. Musicians, irrespective of the place they belong to, are messengers of peace. When you start to silence messengers of peace, then I think you need to wake up and smell the coffee because it’s staring you in the face.” “It’s a dilapidated state of affairs,” added the “Kabhi toh nazar milao” hitmaker, who is of Pakistani descent. He was here for the Mirchi Live in concert with Adnan Sami -- his first concert in four years in Delhi/NCR on Saturday.
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she is coming up with her next release. Rebecca has completed 5 movies and 1 was shot in Meghalaya, Cherrapunji and Assam in 2012 with the best support artist from 8 states and from Bollywood. She wants to promote the local artistes and Northeast through her movie. She says, “The truly great things in life are worth waiting for”. Adding that with a lot of ups and downs in the present competitive market, it’s a huge Challenge, yet hard work always pays off, she summed up.
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ments myself. I don’t think I am someone to sit and judge somebody else’s comments to be very honest. It’s about taking sides or not taking sides,” Shah Rukh had said. Actress Kangana Ranaut had described the rape analogy as a “horrible thing to say” but also said she was against pointing fingers. Director Anurag Kashyap had called it a “thoughtless and daft” thing to say. Director Subhash Ghai, Sonu Sood, Nawazuddin Siddiqui were some of the people who defended Salman saying his intensions were not wrong. When asked by the National Commission of Women to apologise for his remarks, the actor sent a lawyer’s letter in response.
adio 1 has announced a 10 hour celebration of independent record
independent labels in the UK, ranging from Hospital Records which specialises in drum and bass to hip hop orientated Big Dada which is home to Roots Manuva and Run the Jewels. The likes of Adele, Arctic Monkeys and Foals are among some of the biggest names currently signed to indies - although it looks like Adele is set to leave current label XL for Sony. Skepta and JME’s label Boy Better Know, which recently added Drake to its roster, is also independent. Dizzee Rascal, Bloc Party and Radiohead all started out on indie labels with Wolf Alice and The 1975, who are both signed to Dirty Hit in the UK, being among the up and coming names following in their footsteps. Part of the evening on Radio 1 will see Huw Stephens hosting an hour-long show focused on the world’s most influential independent labels. The DJ explained independent labels are “a vital part” of what gets played on Radio 1. “Their success stories are huge, and we’re super excited to highlight our constant support of the great work the independent labels do.”
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adventure on the big screen, and what marvellous dreams they are - funny, grotesque and tender, as well as spectacular.” Finding Dory has received mostly positive reviews in the US. Rolling Stone said: “If Finding Dory lacks the fresh surprise of its predecessor, it still brims with humour, heart and animation miracles.” NORTH AMERICAN BOX OFFICE 1. Finding Dory - $41.9m 2. The Legend of Tarzan $38.1m 3. The Purge: Election Year - $30.9m 4. The BFG - $19.6m 5. Independence Day: Resurgence - $16.5m
Rihanna pulls out of fest due to Zika virus fears and facing major difficulties in to respond. finding a suitable replacement, Ticket holders are being festival organisers have been offered a refund for the event. forced to cancel the inaugural The festival, which was Lollapalooza Colombia,” said due to take place in Bogota, a statement, translated from the capital of Colombia, was to Spanish. “The organisers wish be the first Lollapalooza event to express their deep apprecia- of its kind. tion to all the fans who supThe World Health Orported the festival since day ganisation declared the Zika one, as well as the sponsors and outbreak a Public Health Emerthe media partners.” gency of International Concern Newsbeat has contacted in February 2016, leading to Rihanna’s record label for several countries issuing travel ihanna has reportedly comment, but they have yet warnings to citizens. pulled out of a festival in South America over fears about the Zika virus. WISHING Organisers of LollapaRD 3 BIRTHDAY looza Colombia told ticket TO holders that a headline act had BENSILO MESEN ! quit the show and they have now cancelled the event. Happy Birthday to the best A local news publication, & love ever born. La Tercera, named Rihanna as A moment with you filled the star in question. Lana Del Rey, Disclo- with lots of fun, smile & joy. Thank God for such a sure, The Chainsmokers and Wiz Khalifa were also due to beautiful & blessing angle in our family. perform at the festival. May God's grace be upon Rihanna was never officially announced as the Lol- you always ! lapalooza Colombia festival Lots of love ! headliner, with just ????? at Grandpa, Granny & all the loved ones the top of the bill on the most recent line-up. Protestors demonstrate demanding the removal of Wokha : 797111: Nagaland President Dilma Rousseff on March 13, 2016 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. “After the cancellation of the headline artist hours before the announcement of the cartel
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PASTOR LHIDONG NLIPHITA Meriyan Baptist Church lo Pastor A. L. Chonben Khuvung tona James Yanthan, Bhandari Village to oni Pastor Lhidong nliphita/tongphita ekhüm lhinsüng ji 10th N-nung (July) 2016 enyathung 10:00 A.M ekhoe Meriyan Baptist Ekhümkho lona khiala. Hoji tsükona Ekhümkho woro tssolia, oyan nzana evanden tssolia topvüna erandania vantasi mmyanta oyi lhinsüng shilo thethale to jonjia ntsijantala. Montssonka. Arhomo Deacon Ekhümkho Eranpvüi Meriyan Baptist Church
ollywood star Amitabh Bachchan could be the face of ‘Swachh Bharat Abhiyan’ as the Centre has written to the actor to “lend his voice and person” to the campaign. The Urban Development ministry had sent a letter to the Bollywood heavyweight on June 20 to “lend his voice and person” and help promote a specific part of citizens, nurseries and public the campaign i.e. sale of city gardens,” the letter said. DC-1552 compost for use as fertilisers in order to reduce waste being Department of Sociology transported to landfill sites, an official said. He said that they were STUDY TOUR awaiting the actor’s response. According to the letter written by Mission Director, Praveen Prakash, the government was stepping up efforts to encourage converting bio-degradable waste into compost, for use as fertiliser and reduce the waste going to landfill sites. It is in order to encourage and publicise composting that Bachchan’s participation is being sought, according to the letter. “A major component of the Swacch Bharat Mission includes 100 percent scientific management of solid waste in all urban rd th areas...government is very The Department of Sociology,Sakus Mission College Dimapur organized a Study Tour for the 3 and 5 Semester Honours students to Impur, Mopungchuket, Chuchuyimpang and Longkhum Village under Mokokchung District keen to promote processing on 1st July 2016. Altogether 12 students accompanied by three Assistant Professors from the department of bio-degradable component undertook the tour. Basing on the theme for the study tour “Changing Trends : A Socio-Cultural Perspective”, of solid waste into compost, the students visited many places of historical, social and cultural importance and did an analytical study on for use as fertilisers... “ “In how society has gone through different phases of development with the changing times. The Department order to succeed, this initiative expresses its sincere gratitude to the Management of the college for making the study tour possible. Further, will also need to be widely the Department also acknowledges Shri Aotemsu, Superintendent of Police, Mokokchung for his immeasurable DP-4167 publicised- among farmers, contribution in rendering all necessary help towards the success of the study tour.
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London, Jul 4 (Agencies): Wales boss Chris Coleman has dismissed suggestions he could become the next England manager. Former Fulham and Coventry boss Coleman has guided his country to the semifinals of Euro 2016, while England’s embarrassment at losing to Iceland and failing to get beyond the last 16 has left them looking for a successor to Roy Hodgson. Coleman signed a new two-year deal on the eve of the tournament to include Wales’ 2018 World Cup qualifying campaign. His current Wales wage, believed to be in the region of £220,000 per year, is dwarfed by the reported £3.5m salary the FA paid Hodgson towards the end of his four-year England reign. Chief executive Martin Glenn has said the FA will go for “the best person, not necessarily the best Englishman” for the job, but Coleman - in charge of the first British team to reach the last four of a major tournament in 20 years has laughed off suggestions he could be a candidate to succeed Hodgson. “It’s not something I think I would get offered, but I would never rule it in to be honest,” said Coleman.
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“Roy has lost his job so England will search again, but it’s not something that would ever enter my thinking. I’m a Welshman through and through and, at international football, it was only Wales, and it would only ever be Wales.” As well as managing F u l h a m a n d C ove n t r y, Coleman has also worked abroad in Spain and Greece. He had ill-fated spells at Real Sociedad and Greek club Larissa, but those experiences have not totally dissuaded him from managing abroad again sometime in the future. “I think my next job after Wales, whenever that
is, will be abroad,” added Coleman. “I quite fancy the chance of going abroad again, because I think that’s my best chance of managing in the Champions League. When you’re talking about Champions League football in the Premier League, you’re talking about the top clubs the massive clubs.” “It’s not something I think I’d get linked with, so my best chance of managing Champions League football would be abroad. It’s an ambition of mine. But to manage another country? N o, I wo u l d n’t . T h a t ’s no t so m e thing I wo ul d consider.”
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if he can play in a possible final. I will probably have to bring new players into the line-up. I trust all of my players, even those who have not seen game action,” Low was quoted as saying by goal. com on Monday. Germany are already without suspended defender Mats Hummels for the game against France, while striker Mario Gomez will not play again in the tournament due to a hamstring injury. “It is very disappointing when, at this crucial stage of the tournament, important players are ruled out. I’m especially sorry for Mario. He has put in some strong performances at the European Championship and has helped Players during the inaugural function. (Inset) Parliamentary secretary for IPR, Khekaho the team not only with his Assumi addressing the programme. goals,” the coach said. Dimapur, Jul 4 (NPN): guest, who represents Akuluto and was attended by leaders of The 30th Tuluni volleyball assembly constituency, said various public organizations tournament, organised by V.K that he is trying his best to and church leaders. Vote Area People’s Organization, bring development in the area of thanks was proposed by got underway Monday at as V.K area is one of the less NitoiAssumi, chairman G.B’s V.K Town, Zunheboto under developed areas in the state. Association VK Area. the theme ‘Victory through He, however, called upon the In the inaugural Paris, Jul 4 (IANS): Portugal midfielder Danilo has said Harmony.’ Parliamentary people to be in tune with the match defending champion that he would prefer playing ugly football and remain in the s e c r e t a r y, i n f o r m a t i o n efforts of the state government Dolphin ‘A’ defeated Sasta European Championship rather than provide an impressive & p u b l i c r e l a t i o n s , to undertake the development Sports Association (SSA) in KhekahoAssumi graced the activities. straight sets. Altogether, 20 performance and get eliminated. The inaugural function teams are taking part in the Portugal failed to win a single match in the group stage inaugural programme as the chaired by Vikheto Wokhami tournament. and advanced to the pre-quarterfinals where they just managed chief guest. In his inaugural address, to beat Croatia 1-0. In the quarter-finals, Portugal beat Poland Khekaho appealed the 5-3 in a penalty shoot-out to enter the semi-finals. “We know that we haven’t played our best football during participating teams to make OFFICE OF THE this tournament. We’re aware that we are capable of much the tournament a platform to better but I would prefer to play ugly football and still be in the bring unity among the people competition than play fancy football and be out like many of and to help usher progress and the other teams who have been sent home,” he said. overall development. The chief Pa r i s, J u l 4 ( I A NS ) : Germany midfielder Sami Khedira will miss the European football championship semif i n a l a g a i n s t Fr a n c e o n Thursday due to a groin injury. Khedira will miss the match in Marseille, but the team’s head coach Joachim Low is not ruling him out of the final on Sunday if Germany progresses. The 29-year-old had to be replaced by Bastian Schweinsteiger after only 16 minutes of the world champions’ dramatic quarterfinal against Italy on Saturday, which they eventually won 6-5 on penalties following a 1-1 draw. “Sami Khedira is definitely not able to play on Thursday. We will do everything to see
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BETHESDA ORGANISES PRE-SUMMER KIDS' FEST AND SPIRITUAL AWAKENING PROGRAMME
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Shreemadh Bhagawad Katha Bhakti Gyan Yagya Is being organised at Gorkha Singhadevi Mandir Complex, Opposite Government Printing Press, Chandmari, Kohima.
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The organizers request your presence at the Bhakti Gyan Yagya (in Hindi) which begins on 9th July till 16th July, 2016.
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The Tuophema Youth and Sports Organisation conveys its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Zakuo Seyie Son of Shri. Kethoneituo Seyie for having won the Championship position in the Under 17 Category of the 2nd Kaleypong Invitational Badminton Tournament 2016, held at Kalimpong, Darjeeling from the 24 to 26 of June 2016. The Organisation prays to Almighty God to grant him Good health and wishes him further success in his future endeavours in scaling greater heights. (Vilesa Rio) (Neitho-u Kense) General Secretary, TYSO President, TYSO
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With immense bright and joy the ANAKI PHOM BUHU UNION DIMAPUR AND DIMAPUR ANAKI STUDENTS’ UNION convey its heartiest congratulations to Miss. Lachong H. Phom D/o. L. Haulong Phom for bringing laurels to our village and community by securing top 9th Rank with 75.63% in the recently declared B.Ed examination 2016 under Nagaland University. The Union further wishes her the best in her future endeavours. L. Haulong Phom B. Baüaü Phom President Gen.Scy
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Spiritual and moral aspects being the integral parts of all round development among the students and also as it is the tradition, Bethesda Higher Secondary School organised Spiritual awakening programme for different categories of students on different themes like, "Our God is Big Great God," and "It is My Father's House" and "Running the Race." Keeping in view that the needs, interests and aptitudes of children at a different levels vary, the programme was stretched from 27th June to 2nd July' 16. It was interesting to notice children involving in extra-curricular/non-scholastic activities happily after hectic preparations for 2nd Quarterly/Mid-Term Examinations just before the summer break. Children participated enthusiastically in non academic and spiritual activities like Praise & Workship, Bible games, songs, workshop on creativity and sharing of word of God. Young children listening to relevant Bible stories with great curiosity was one of the additional activity during this year's programme. A good number of ex-students fully motivated the children by assisting in various activities throughout the programme. While Mrs. Esther Murry, Administrator of the school led and guided the children in all activities, Rev. Moses Murry, Chairman, Bethesda Hr. Sec. School and resource person Mr. David shared word of God for all groups of children at the end of each day's session. The children of different levels were highly enlightened spiritually and blessed. It was wonderful to observe children involving in non academic activities. Each day the programme culminated in sharing refreshment among all children and other participants. DP-4166
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1. Er. Krosü Rhetso, on his promotion to Chief Engineer, PWD (Roads & Bridges). 2. Khrupi Sothu, on his appointment as Secretary, Nagaland Public Service Commission. 3. T. Anenla Sato, Managing Director, Food Corporation of India. 4. Vikeyie Kennao, on his appointment as Secretary, PWD (Works & Housing) 5. Dr. Sweyievisa John, on his promotion to Director, Health & Family Welfare. The Krotho, wishes them more successes in all their future endeavours.
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The Changtongya Yimnasanger Officers Telongjem express our heartiest congratulations and deepest appreciation to Shri. I. Panger. Jamir. IFS on promotion to Principal Chief Conservator of Forest (PCCF) through his outstanding achievements. The Telongjem pray and wishes him good health and more success in his life as he persists to work with zeal and dignity.
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France end Iceland’s Euro dream run
Paris, Jul 4 (IANS): Iceland’s fairytale run at the European football championship came to a crushing end as hosts France tamed them 5-2 in the quarter-final at the Stade de France here. Iceland, who shocked England 2-1 in their last
match, on Sunday found themselves 0-4 down by the time the break rolled around. And it was clear that Iceland were not going to prevail over the Euro tourney hosts. They fell behind after only 12 minutes through a goal from France striker Ol-
eight minutes later by jumping highest to power home a header from the corner. Two minutes before the interval, France pulled ahead with four goals. West Ham United forward Dimitri Payet scored his third goal of the tournament in the 43rd minute when he received the ball from Antoine Griezmann, dragged the ball onto his left and drilled it across the keeper into the bottom right corner. In the 45th minute, Atletico Madrid forward Griezmann scored the fourth by himself, running onto the dummy from Giroud and lifting the ball over the advancing Halldorsson. The goal took Griezmann to four in the tournament and he is now the highest scorer at Euro 2016. Iceland settled down from the first half panic and pulled one back in the 56th minute through forward Kolbeinne Sigthorsson, who stabbed home his second of the tournament from a worldclass Gylfi Sigurdsson cross. But Giroud made it 5-1 three minutes later with a header as France regained the four-goal lead. Iceland, the smallest country in history -- with a population of around 3,30,000
-- to have compete in a major tournament, refused to throw in the towel. And their efforts paid off in the 84th minute when Birkir Bjarnason nodded in Ari Skulason’s far-post cross into the bottom corner. It was too late and too little but they can still leave the tournament with head held high. Perhaps it was a foregone conclusion after all, given the fact that Iceland had never been able to defeat France in any of their 11 previous encounters, with France winning eight of them and the other three finishing as draws. H o w e v e r, I c e l a n d , coached by Heimir Hallgrimsson and Lars Lagerbäck -who were loved and admired by all teams and coaches in the tourney -- will nevertheless go down in history since nobody thought that they could make it so far in the Euro competition. Lars Lagerback, Iceland’s joint coach, extended his congratulation to France and was happy with the darkhorse show during the tournament. France will next face reigning world champions Germany in the semifinals while Wales take on Portugal.
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Mkg badminton championship Dimapur, Jul 4 (NPN): The 30th Mokokchung District Badminton Championships would be held on July 8 and 9 in the Multi Sports Hall, Mokokchung. The championship would be held in eight categories: Under 13 boy’s singles and doubles, under 13 girl’s singles and doubles, under 15 boy’s singles and doubles, under 15 girl’s singles and doubles, under 17 boy’s singles and doubles, under 17 girl’s singles, men’s singles and women’s singles. All interested players can register their entries on or before July 7. Registration forms are available at MDBA office, Indoor Badminton Stadium, Aongza ward, Mokokchung. For further details, contact Chubamongba at 9089320670 or Bendangnochet at 9612649879.
Cibulkova stuns Radwanska Slovakian 19th seed Dominika Cibulkova sent world number three Agnieszka Radwanska crashing out of Wimbledon with a surprise 6-3, 5-7, 9-7 fourth round victory on Monday. Cibulkova defeated Poland’s Radwanska en route to her first grass-court title at Eastbourne last month and emulated that result in a highquality clash to secure her first Wimbledon quarter-final berth
Dimapur, Jul 4 (NPN): The first general meeting of Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) would be held on July 7 at Hotel Japfu at 2:00 p.m. The meeting would discuss matters pertaining to participation of NWA team in the forthcoming National Traditional Wrestling meet to be held from July 22-24 at Pune, Maharashtra and other issues. Therefore, all NWA office bearers and two representatives from each unit have been asked to attend the meeting without fail.
PM meets Rio Olympics-bound athletes
PM Narendra Modi and Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Sports, Jitendra Singh in a group photograph with the Indian contingent for Rio Olympics. (PTI) New Delhi, Jul 4 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi today met the Indian athletes who will represent the country at the forthcoming Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and wished them luck. At the function held at the Manekshaw Centre, PM Modi interacted individually with the sportspersons, and wished them luck for the August 5-21 Games. The dignitaries who attended the function were Sports Minister Jitendra Singh, Sports Secretary Rajiv Yadav, All India Council of Sports (AICS) Chairman Vijay Malhotra, Indian Olympic Association President N Ramachandran, Secretary General Rajeev Mehta, Hockey India President Narinder Batra, HI Secretary
General Mohammed Mushtaq Ahmed among others. India will be sending its biggest ever contingent to the Olympics this year with more than 100 athletes having already qualified in 13 sporting disciplines. The previous highest was 83 that the country sent in the 2012 Olympics in London. More athletes are likely to qualify in the coming days, and the Sports Ministry and the IOA are expecting more than 110 to represent the country in the Games. Notable athletes who met the Prime Minister today were shooters Jitu Rai, Manavjit Singh Sandhu, Heena Sidhu, shuttlers PV Sindhu, K Srikanth, boxer Shiva Thapa, long distance runners Sudha Singh
Praneeth, Manu-Sumeeth win Canada Open titles CALGARY, Jul 4 (PTI): It was double bonanza for India at the Canada Open as B Sai Praneeth and Rio-bound men’s doubles pair of Manu Attri and B Sumeeth Reddy clinched twin crowns after winning their respective title clashes at the $55,000 Grand Prix badminton tournament. The 23-year-old Praneeth, seeded fourth, dished out a dominating game to defeat Korea’s Lee Hyun Il 21-12 21-10 in the men’s singles final that lasted less than half an
hour on Sunday at the Markin MacPhail Centre. Top seed Manu and Sumeeth Reddy, who became the first Indian men’s doubles pair to qualify for the Rio Olympics, received a big boost when they defeated local combo of Adrian Liu and Toby Ng 21-8 21-14 in a lop-sided final here. Plagued by injuries and indifferent form, Praneeth has been making early exits from tournaments for quite a few years now.
and Lalita Babar among others. The Indian women’s hockey team along with chief coach Neil Hawgood and coach C R Kumar were also in attendance. National badminton coach Pullela Gopichand and boxing coach Gurbax Singh Sandhu were also part of the gathering. During the send-off function the athletes were seen taking selfies with the PM and his autographs. “Great to meet our Honourable PM Shri @narendramodi ji..Thank you for all your support.jai hind????” boxer Shiva Thapa later tweeted. fied athletes gave the function a miss as they are currently training abroad.
4th KDVA tournament Dimapur, Jul 4 (NPN): The 4th Kohima District Volleyball tournament, 2016 (Men’s and Women’s) would be held in November under the theme ‘transcending through sports’ at Kohima local ground. Kohima District Volleyball Association (KDVA) has, therefore, encouraged village(s), block, ward, colonies within Kohima district to participate in the tournament. KDVA would also hold its 11 foundation on September 3. The enrollment for new member registration is fixed at Rs.500 and the annual renewal fee is Rs.200.
Roger Federer celebrates after beating Steve Johnson in their men’s singles match on Monday. (AP/PTI) since 2011. The 27-year-old, who has never made the last four at the All England Club, will play Russian world number 50 Elena Vesnina or Russian world number 35 Ekaterina Makarova for a place in the semi-finals. Cibulkova cried tears of joy as she rolled on the court in celebration after the final point, but the triumph could come with a sting in the tail as she will have to postpone her wedding if she makes it to Saturday’s final.
Kerber reaches quarters Superior cour t craft proved decisive for Australian Open champion Angelique Kerber on Monday as she motored past Japanese pocket
rocket Misaki Doi 6-3, 6-1 in a full-blooded fourth-round match on Wimbledon’s Court Two. German fourth seed Kerber, who reached the semifinals at the All England Club in 2012, risked being overpowered early in the first set as her 5-foot-3 (1.59 metre) opponent bludgeoned forehand winners to both sides of the court. But Kerber, who shocked world number one Serena Williams to win her maiden grand slam title in Melbourne in January, gradually found her range on her groundstrokes while 49th-ranked Doi’s radar began to slip. In a match full of mesmerising rallies, Kerber broke twice in the first set, winning it on her third set point, before cruising through the second as Doi’s challenge fizzled out.
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Dimapur, Jul 4 (NPN): An open shooting competition both bore (kartoos)/Muzle loding and air gun, organised by Jakhama Youth Organization, would be held at Yokhatsüzou on July 16. Therefore, all interested candidates have been informed to schedule their time and attend the competition. Neighbouring villages can also take part provided the participants are more than ten. Khüpi Natso, engineer-in-chief PWD would be the chief Guest of the event. Prizes for the winners are sponsored by Southern Boogies, Young Associate and Jakha Town Youth.
London, Jul 4 (Agencies): Roger Federer felled high-flying Steve Johnson at Wimbledon on Monday, knocking the wind out of the powerhouse with a 6-2 6-3 7-5 win in the fourth round. Despite considerable pre-match hype about Johnson, fresh from victory at the Nottingham grasscourt event, there was to be no Independence Day party for the burly American, as Federer showed more than enough to suggest he remains on track for a record eighth Wimbledon men’s singles crown. While Murray-supporting Brits have been rubbing their hands with glee over Djokovic’s shock third-round defeat, the biggest beneficiary of the Serb’s removal may yet prove to be third seed Federer, who on Monday drew level with Martina Navratilova on a record 306 grand slam singles match wins. In the quarter-finals, Federer will play Croatian ninth seed Marin Cilic who advanced after his opponent, Japanese fifth seed Kei Nishikori, retired injured while trailing 6-1 5-1.
ivier Giroud. The Arsenal player ran behind the Iceland back four onto a long pass from Blaise Matuidi and fired it low past keeper Hannes Halldorsson with his left foot. Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba doubled France’s lead
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