July 7, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 211

DIMAPUR, friday, july 7, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

Manipur govt to distribute rice seedlings to farmers

SL beat Zimbabwe by 8 wickets in 3rd ODI

US warns N Korea of using military force

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China border tension escalates Naga Political solution close-by: Ravi India, China carries

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 6 (NPN): Interlocutor for Naga peace talks and Joint Intelligence Committee chairman, R.N. Ravi on Thursday said that the solution to the protracted Naga political issue is closeby. “We are close towards solution and bringing the framework agreement to a conclusion,” Ravi said.

In this regard, Ravi said he had come to Nagaland “to hold one more round of consultations” with the civil societies. He also called on Nagaland chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu at the latter’s official residence.

Ravi, who is on a threeday visit to Nagaland, will be holding consultative meetings with various stakeholders on the Naga issue at Kohima and Dimapur.

In a brief interaction with media persons outside hotel de Oriental Grand, Kohima on Thursday evening, Ravi said he “had come to consult the civil societies, hear their views and suggestions and said he will take back the suggestions”. He however refused to comment on the time frame for the final solution. When asked about the statement made

AK Joti takes over as new CEC

Achal Kumar Joti

New Delhi, Jul 6 (PTI): Achal Kumar Joti Thursday took charge as the 21st Chief Election Commissioner and said the poll panel will vigorously pursue its commitment to hold free, fair, inclusive and credible elections. He also said that the mission of ‘no voter is left behind’ will continue to be his priority even as focus area will be to actively promote e-governance for holding state and Lok Sabha elections.

The 64-year-old Joti, who was the chief secretary of Gujarat when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was the chief minister, took over as the head of the Election Commission after Nasim Zaidi demitted office yesterday. Joti, a 1975-batch IAS officer, had joined the three-member poll panel as an election commissioner on May 8, 2015 and would be in office till January 17 next year.

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“For bootleggers like us, GST is a boon. Our profits will soar three times.”

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R.N. Ravi in Kohima. (NP)

by one Central government official that India would ask Myanmar government to snap the cease-fire agreement with the NSCN (K), Ravi rubbished the statement and termed it as “nonsense.”

On Thursday, Ravi met at least six civil societies at the hotel.

When contacted, NSF president Chirstopher Ltu informed Nagaland Post that the NSF members met RN Ravi and reiterated its earlier stand for “a logical solution, in line with the appeal for an honourable and acceptable solution at the earliest.”

The repeated request by media persons for a formal interaction with the Interlocutor was turned down.

When contacted, Home department officials said Ravi

refused to include “interaction with media” in the list.

Meanwhile, a source closely associated with the affairs of the state told Times of India that-- “The problem of Nagaland is not of just one faction but of all the people. The centre believes that piecemeal solution will not work and all stakeholders must be taken on board.

Ravi’s visit confirms centre’s decision to make the talks all inclusive, though this decision should have been taken long back.”

“Ravi’s coming to Nagaland signifies that Centre is in hurry to resolve the Naga issue. People of Nagaland are fed up with violence and everyone wants an end to it and a solution for Nagas of Nagaland,” the source said.

TOI reported that the two decades old peace process between the Centre and NSCN (I-M) for the elusive Naga settlement stands at the threshold of a new beginning as Nagas of Nagaland await the Centre’s approval to involve all stakeholders in the state, including NSCN(K), in the process instead of trying to sign the peace agreement with just one of party.

WAPO backs inclusive solution

Western Angami Public Organisation (WAPO) has maintained that Nagas are proud of their struggle, as it was not an act of secession that “unlawfully or treasonously violated some agreement or understanding made to be part of new independent India” or neither anti- India movement, but a goal to choose their future on the basis of their historical and political right, as had been made abundantly clear to the British Simon Commission in 1929. This was contained in a representation submitted to Centre’s Interlocutor for Naga talks R.N. Ravi by WAPO president Lhuphrevilie Rino.

WAPO said when Nagas say they are not Indians nor their territory a part of Indian Union, it meant they were only reaffirming their political stand of their forefathers made “unequivocally before the Simon Commission.” Rino said a few years ago, WAPO had also resolved to reaffirm the 1951 Naga Plebiscite at all cost and by democratic and nonviolent means. Therefore, no Naga political movement “can become unique

or historical if the plebiscite of 1951 is to be subtracted” since it was the only mandated stand of Nagas till date, said WAPO. WAPO took the stand that presently, not a single Naga national political faction of Nagaland, represented the Nagas as a community and people. Therefore, any factional and piece meal settlement that is not broad based not inclusive of all Major Naga National Political Groups “is extremely dangerous and not acceptable to the Nagas in any way”,warned WAPO. In view of the above, WAPO informed Ravi that it was decided not to be a party to any such piecemeal settlement and declares that whosoever ventured to be part of such would be exclusively responsible “if any bloodshed takes place out of the consequences of such halfbaked factional settlement.”

WAPO reminded that Nagas bore a heavy price due of fratricidal killings, confusion and division because of such settlements in the past due to questionable antecedents which should not be repeated again.

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BEIJING/NEW DELHI, JUL 6 (AGENCIES): The row between India and China over disputed territory in the tri-border region shared with Bhutan has escalated the regional tensions, with the two sides issuing threats to one another and Beijing warning that New Delhi must withdraw its troops from the contested Himalayan section of land as a precondition for peace.

India on the other hand also stated that the tensions can be resolved diplomatically and asked China to withdraw its troops to reduce tension Adding up to the tension, the Chinese Army carried out a military exercise on the Tibet plateau, deploying tanks and conducting live firing at a height of 5,100 metres for the first time, amid a standoff with Indian forces near Nathu La in the Sikkim sector that has taken bilateral ties to a new low. According to Hindustan Times, the drill, which also involved the testing of

Tanks from a combined brigade of the PLA during an exercise in Tibet. (China Military Online)

new equipment, was conducted to evaluate the battlereadiness of People’s Liberation Army (PLA) troops at altitudes of 15,000 feet and above, official Xinhua news agency reported.

The exercise assessed “battlefield environment analysis, combat operations, synergies that need to be developed during battle”, and also featured live fire shooting training and the testing of integration of military operations, the report in Chinese said.

The report added that the hierarchy of the PLA, the world’s largest armed forces, wanted to test how the personnel and equipment fared in freezing altitudes and “complex weather patterns”. Complex battle situations were simulated and troops were made to

react to changing on-ground situations rapidly.

However, a report on the Guancha website said the tanks — called Xinqingtan in Chinese — were rolled out in an area of Tibet near the Indian border, and that Beijing was increasing its military buildup in the region as “a show of force designed to deter the Indian military”.

There were reports that Prime Minister Modi and President Xi may meet on the sidelines of the G20 Summit to resolve the standoff. Soldiers from both sides of the border are awaiting instructions, which are likely to come after the Modi-Xi meet and the local commanders level meeting, which is also expected to happen soon, according to The New Indian Express.

Customers should report fraud No-detention policy to go from next academic session 36-hour KA bandh begins in 3 days to avoid losses: RBI New Delhi, Jul 6 (PTI): Customers will not suffer any loss if unauthorised electronic banking transactions are reported within three days and the amount involved will be credited in the accounts concerned within 10 days, the RBI said Thursday.

In case the third party fraud is reported with a delay of four to seven working days, a customer will face liability of up to Rs 25,000.

However, in cases where the loss is due to negligence by the account holder (such as sharing of payment credentials), the customer will bear the entire loss until the unauthorised transaction is reported to the bank.

Any loss occurring after reporting of the unauthorised transaction will be borne by the bank, RBI said while issuing revised direc-

tions on ‘Customer Protection – Limiting Liability of Customers in Unauthorised Electronic Banking Transactions’.

There will be “zero liability of a customer” in case of third party breach where the deficiency lies “neither with the bank nor with the customer but lies elsewhere in the system”.

However, the customer will have to notify the bank within three working days of receiving the communication from the bank regarding the unauthorised transaction.

A customer’s entitlement to zero liability will also arise where the unauthorised transaction occurs due to contributory fraud/negligence/deficiency on the part of the bank (irrespective of whether or not the transaction is reported by the customer)”, RBI said.

Aga rtala , J ul 6 (IANS): Union Minister of State for Human Resource Development Mahendra Nath Pandey on Thursday said the no-detention policy will be removed from the next academic session as almost all states are opposed to this policy.

“No-detention policy will be removed from next academic session as almost all states have expressed their concern over the falling quality of education since the introduction of policy under the Right to Education Act,” he told reporters here.

Under the no-detention policy, students in schools are promoted automatically to higher classes every year till the eighth grade.

After a two-day visit to the northeastern state of Tripura, the minister who is in charge of higher education said: “There is a

unanimous view of almost all states across the country to remove the no-detention policy from the Right to Education Act.” No-detention policy was statutorily introduced through the historic Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009 (RTE Act).

A key component of the Right To Education (RTE) Act, the no-detention policy unveiled by the previous UPA (United Progressive Alliance) government, came into force on April 1, 2010, with the intention of ensuring that every child aged between six and 14 received school education.

However, for the past many years, concerns have been raised about the negative impact of the policy on the academic performance of students.

On the demand of the Tripura government

for one-time relaxation in qualifying marks and exemption of professional qualification for recruiting 15,436 government teachers, Pandey said his ministry had nothing to do with the state government plea, as the Supreme Court had already passed a final judgment on it.

He said that a probe was going on into the massive irregularities in the Tripura University, a central varsity.

“We had already received huge complaints on the wrong-doings in the University. During my visit to the state, I have also received many complaints against the institutions. After receiving the reports of the ongoing inquiry, suitable steps will be taken,” he added.

Teaching and nonteaching staff of the Tripura University have been agitating for several months

against alleged irregularities in the central varsity.

The Tripura assembly also recently unanimously adopted a resolution, urging the HRD Ministry to take action on the complaints.

The University Grants Commission (UGC) recently directed a special audit of the university to check complaints of financial, administrative and academic irregularities.

The UGC order follows an HRD Ministry directive.

Pa n d e y s a i d t h a t Prime Minister Narendra Modi wanted to transform 20 universities into world class universities. “We all are working in this direction,” he added.

Appreciating the performance of the National Institute of Technology (NIT), Agartala, he said the HRD Ministry would extend full support to further upgrade it.

No disqualification for not voting Wreckage of missing IAF chopper, in Presidential elections, says ECI bodies recovered in Arunachal NEW DELHI, JUL 6 (IANS): Members of the electoral college who abstain from voting or vote against party line in the July 17 presidential poll are not liable for disqualification for defection, the Election Commission (EC) clarified on Thursday.

Political parties cannot issue whip to their members to be compulsorily present for the voting or to vote for a certain candidate, the poll panel said and cited two Supreme Court judgements (Kuldip Nayar vs Union of India, 2006, and Pashupati Nath Sukul vs Nem Chandra Jain, 1984) to buttress its observation.

“Accordingly, in the commission’s opinion, not voting or voting as per his/ her own free will in the presidential election will not come within the ambit of

disqualification under the Tenth Schedule to the Constitution and electors are at liberty to vote or not to vote as per their own free will and choice,” an EC statement said.

The commission said it would like to clarify that voting for the office of President of India is not compulsory, like voting in elections to the Lok Sabha and state assemblies, where also there is no compulsion to vote.

It said as per Section 171A(b) of the Indian Penal Code, every elector in the presidential election has the freedom of making a choice to vote for any candidate or not to vote at all, as per his/ her free will and choice.

“This will equally apply to the political parties. They are free to canvas or seek votes of electors for any candidate or request or appeal to

them to refrain from voting.

However, the parties cannot issue any direction or whip to their members to vote in a particular manner or not to vote in the election to leave them with no choice, as that would tantamount to offence of undue influence within the meaning of Section 171C of the IPC,” the EC said.

The poll panel observed that voting in the presidential election is different from voting by a Member of Parliament or MLA inside the House and thus would not attract the penal provisions of the Tenth Schedule for having so voted.

“The electors in the presidential election as member of the said electoral college and the voting at such election is outside the House concerned and not a part of the proceeding of the House,” the EC observed.

Correspondent

ITANAGAR, JUL 6: The wreckage of the Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter that crashed in Arunachal Pradesh on Tuesday and the bodies of four personnel who were on board the chopper have been recovered, the IAF said on Thursday.

IAF on Thursday ordered a Court of Inquiry to investigate the cause of the helicopter crashed in Arunachal Pradesh’s Papum Pare district.

The wreckage and the bodies were found on Wednesday in Sopho Yuha, near Hostallam village, about 30 km from Itanagar.

IGP (Law and Order), Nabin Payeng told this Correspondent that “two of the bodies are identifiable but the other two were charred beyond recognition.”

The remains of the ill-fated IAF helicopter. (HT Photo)

Wing Commander M.S. Dhillon, Flight Lieutenant P.K. Singh, Flight Engineer Sergeant Gujjar and Indian Reserve Battalion member Nada Umbing had boarded the helicopter from Pilputu Helipad near Sagalee on Tuesday.

A defence statement said Arunachal Pradesh Police team spotted the wreckage of the helicopter on Wednesday evening

during the search by joint rescue teams of Army, the National Disaster Response Force, police and the Indian Air Force.

On Thursday morning, rescue parties comprising IAF’s Garud commandos and a medical team, Army, NDRF were able to reach the crash site along with the Arunachal Pradesh Police team that had sighted the wreckage.

Correspondent

DIPHU, JUL 6: Normal life in both East and West Kabri Anglong Autonomous Council administered areas was thrown out of gear as the 36-hour Karbi Anglong shutdown called by 24 civil society organizations and student bodies commenced Thursday from 5 a.m.

The demand of the organizations was withdrawal of Village Development Council in tribal areas, stating that it was incompatible due to the prevalence of traditional village council.

Except Deputy Commissioner’s offices at Hamren and Diphu, most of the government offices, schools and colleges remained close.

Vehicular movement along the national highways 39 and 37 remained normal, however in town areas, only some few private vehicles were seen on the road. No untoward incident has been reported till filling of this report. Security has been beefed up in all the sensitive areas.

Bye-poll: DEO Kohima informs

DIMAPUR, JUL 6 (NPN): With the Model Code of Conduct in force, for the upcoming bye-election to 10-Nor ther n Angami-I A/C, DEO Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan has banned carrying of cash exceeding Rs.50,000 by political parties, candidates and party workers.

DEO also cautioned that carrying posters or election materials or any drugs, liquor, arms or gift items valued more than Rs. 10,000 and likely to be used for inducement of electors shall also be subjected to seizure.

Further, public carrying cash exceeding Rs. 50,000 has been asked to carry documentary proofs with them to substantiate the source and purpose of the money.

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ANGPTA observes 1st foundationcum-thanksgiving day in Kohima

Lipok Jamir addressing the gathering during ANGPTA foundation cum thanksgiving day in Kohima (NP).

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JULY 6 (NPN): All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers’ Association (ANGPTA) observed its 1st foundation-cumthanksgiving day, with deputy director School Education Lipok Jami as the special invitee at CANSSEA meeting hall Kohima on Thursday.

Jamir in his address said the primary teachers were the nation builders as they empowered knowledge to the students at the crucial stage of learning.

He reminded the gathering that teachers were the model for the students and their behaviour has impact on the children.

He challenged the government primary teachers to bring back the past glory of the government schools in the state by being more sincere, punctual and doing the right thing at the right time. He reminded the teachers that there would be obstacles and problems in discharging their duties, however one should give his/her best as everything was accountable before

God one day. He said the association should form not only to fight for certain issue alone but also should work for the welfare of the members and society.

President ANGPTA James Ruokuoselhou in his welcome address highlighted that the association was formed to uphold, protect and preserve the prestige of the association.

Vice president ANGPTA T. Along Changkiri in his brief highlights of ANGPTA shared the various activities taken up by the association in the past

year. He said ANGPTA was one of the biggest government employee associations in Nagaland and already affiliated to CANSSEA. President ANGPTA Dimapur district and president ANGPTA Mokokchung district also addressed the gathering.

On the sideline of the programme ANGPTA president, James Ruokuoselhou said that the association was against proxy teacher.

The programme was led by Khriesavilie Solo joint secretary ANGPTA, invocation prayer said by Ezanthung advisor ANGPTA, special song presented

by Kohima district ANGPTA while vote of thanks was proposed by Kivigho Zhimomi VP (admin) ANGPTA. It may be mentioned that the association has more than ten thousands members and ia purely nonpolitical , non-commercial, non-sectarian, but to protect the members from injustice, discrimination/prejudice on matters relating to his/ her service and ensure that every member of the association impart quality education.

ALVA foundation to provide 10 engineering seats DIMAPUR: Alva Education Foundation, Moodbidri, Mangalore, Karnataka has offered to provide 10 Engineering seats for students from Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh.

A l va ’s E d u c a t i o n Foundation had also earlier announced free seats for interested students for General Nursing (GNM) who have passed their 12thstandard with 40% marks or more in their final exams.

Last date for submission of application for GNM is August 1, 2017. Interested students may submit an application stating the seat he/she wants to apply for along with a copy of their mark sheets, indigenous inhabitant of Nagaland certificate and their contact number to Raj Bhavan, Kohima by July 20.

The application may also be emailed to secy. r a j b h av a n n a g a l a n d @ gmail.com. For further enquiry one may contact (0370)2245789 during office hours. Students who have passed their 12th (Science) with 50% marks or more with compulsory physics and mathematics papers and either chemistry, biology or computer science as their optional paper are eligible to apply for the engineering seats.

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news in brief DAN meeting: Meeting of the Democratic Alliance of Nagaland (DAN) will be held at IMC Hall, Dimapur on July 7, 4 p.m. All legislators have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

Launching program of Bade village under SAGY: MP (RS) K.G Kenye would be launching the adoption of Bade Village as Model Village under Saansad Adarsh Gram Yojana (SAGY) in the presence of the deputy commissioner, Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome and the state nodal officer, SAGY (Nagaland) on July 8, 11 a.m.at the community hall, Bade village under Dhansiripar Block, Dimapur.All the government officials, public leaders and well wishers are invited to grace the launching programme.

LAS alumni informs: Alumni of Little Angels School (LAS) Wokha are informed that a general meeting along with school authority would be held on July 8, 10:30 a.m at the school campus to discuss forthcoming silver anniversary celebration in 2016. All alumni have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

YKK meeting: There will be a meeting of the office bearers and executive members of the Yeza Kughuko Kuqhakulu (YKK) on July 15, 9 a.m at the residence of treasurer, Zuishe Achumi at Thilixu village. All the concerned office bearers and executives have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

LDPN emergency meeting: Liberal Democratic Party Nagaland (LDPN) has convened an emergency meeting on July 8 at the premise of the party president, 5th mile, Unity village. All

the members are requested to attend the meeting.

LSU to initiate free computer crush course: Lotha Students` Union (LSU) Okying Wokha would be initiating free computer crush course for down trodden students, consisting of basic course for one month for 20 students and diploma course for 3 month generally for the Lothas from Wokha.

Interested candidate have been asked to get the registration form from LSU office along with Class-X admit card and two passport photos. The seats are limited therefore it will be on first come first basis. The classes will start from 2nd week of July 2017 at Zagerous Computer Institute Wokha.

SDPDB Noklak meeting rescheduled: ADC, Noklak, Thsuvisie Phoji has informed that the SDPDB meeting for the month of July has been re-scheduled to July 10. All the members have been asked to attend the meeting without fail.

NSSATA new office bearers: Nagaland Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Teachers’ Association (NSSATA) held a general executive meeting-cum-election at Ungma Kiti Hall, Old Ministers’ Hill Kohima on July 6 wherein new office bearers were elected for the tenure 2017-2019, led by president Penthungo Y. Yanthan, general secretary Neipusa, spokesperson Kilangla Ajem along with 18 officials and 11 district representatives.

DUCCF emergency general meet: DUCCF emergency general meeting has been convened on July 8, 3:30 p.m at forest colony council hall. All the Chairmen have been requested to attend positively.

GPRN/NSCN BJP welcomes former Cong members into party fold KBYE outreach mission to Ahthibung terminates one

DIMAPUR: The Kuki Baptist Youth Endeavour (KBYE), Kohima paid a visit to Yettrang Academy, Nagaland, a combined ministry of the Kuki Baptist Association and Korean Future Movement: Jesus Mission South Korea, at Ahthibung town in Peren district on July 1, as their annual Samaritan Mission outreach programme.

A team of 17 youth members undertook the outreach programme and interacted with the students, faculty and management.

Currently two of the teaching faculty are deployed by NBCC Kohima. KBYE has also acknowledged the administrator Palal Misao, board chairman Henpu Singson and all the staffs. The KBYE also ex-

pressed heartfelt gratitude to Kuki Baptist Church, Kohima for supporting the visiting team physically, financially and morally for the outreach programme.

The co-education academy was established in the year 2017 with the aim to cater the needs of vast number of students from diverse background with the motto “truth, liberty, love”.

No medical superintendent at DHK

DIMAPUR: Citizen Welfare Society (CWS) Kiphire has appealed the concern department of District Hospital Kiphire (DHK) about the absence of medical superintendent since the past one and half year.

A press note by CWS president, Tsili Mongzar stated that during the CWS visit to the District Hospital Kiphire (DHK) on July 3 was surprised to learn that the District Hospital Kiphire had been functioning without medical superintendent (MS) for the past 1 and half year.

CWS stated that according to the sources one MS was transferred out from DHK in the month of March 2016 without any reliever and since then no MS had posted until March 2017. It stated that this MS was posted to DHK on promo-

tion but the same officer has not been in station since without any leave or reason.

His joining and charge has been made only through papers and not his physical presence, thereby CWS has questionioned the concern department as to why the remote part of the state like Kiphire has been neglected many a times.

CWS stated that non presence of HoD in a department like District Hospital has caused lots of inconvenience not only for the patient but also for all the staff. The CWS in the interest of the general public has requested the concern department to immediately appraise the matter to the concern officer to be stationed in his posting place or replace him with other officer who can give service to the citizen.

DIMAPUR: As per the party discipline A-9, the GPRN/NNC chief secretary Inaka Tsuqu has informed that sectional officer, Mughaka Aye, son of Tovishe Aye, resident of Niuland town is terminated from service with immediate effect.

GPRN/NSCN informed that his termination is due to his long disassociation from his assignment.

NSCN (K) president appoints PS

DIMAPUR: NSCN (K) president ‘lt. gen. (retd)’ Khango Konyak has appointed Methang Konyak, Central Council member as personal secretary to the president, GPRN with immediate effect, NSCN (K) MIP stated.

In order to mitigate communication disadvantages, the personal secretary may be contacted for any personal or official correspondence to the president, MIP stated.

DIMAPUR: The State BJP unit has welcomed former Congress leaders into the party fold at a formal function attended by BJP national general secretary (Org) V. Satish, including State BJP unit president Visasolie Lhoungu and other BJP leaders.

In a press note, BJP general secretary (media), Jaangsillung Gonmei said T. Meru, former Youth Congress president (Dimapur), James Akham, former general secretary, minority cell and traders’ cell, Visasizo Peseyie of 8th Western Angami and Viseto Natso, former Nagaland Pradesh Youth Congress secretary joined the BJP. Meanwhile, V. Satish also concluded his two day organizational tour programme to Kohima on July, 6. During the period, Satish held several meetings with the party’s Core Committee members, MLAs, state office bearers, booth level full time Karyakatta party workers, state frontal presidents and general secretaries.

(2nd from left) V. Satish and Visasolie Lhoungu along with the new members on July 5, 2017.

Satish was accompanied by Vijay Kumar Gupta chairman Assam Finance Corporation; Anil Kumar Das, vice-chairman Assam Finance Corporation; Ranjit Mazumdar OSD to Assam CM; R.K Ghosh, vice chairman Assam Linguistic Minority Development Board and Niren Baishya, general secretary BJP Majdoor Mor-

cha, Assam.

Addressing the party workers, Satish recalled his tenure as the North East in-charge ten years ago and encouraged the party workers to sincerely work hard. He also appealed to the party Karyakatas to reach out to the public and spread the information and assist the people on the various schemes launched

by the Central government for their benefits.

On July 5, V. Satish also inaugurated the state BJP’s office at C.K. Arcade, Kohima in the midst of a large gathering of party workers and the State president Visasolie Lhoungu along with state party officials. CBCK pastor, C. Puro delivered the invocation prayer.

DPDB meetings held in Longleng, Peren Student teacher programme

B.S. Nganlang chairman DPDB & parliamentary secretary of Land Resource & Excise addressing the DPDB, Longleng. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Longleng DPDB meeting was held under the chairmanship of B.S. Nganlang parliamentary secretary Land Resource & Excise and Chairman DPDB, Longleng on July 6 at the conference hall of the deputy commissioner.

According to DIPR report, the chairman while reviewing the previous agenda for creation of EAC Head quarter at Namching and up-gradation of EAC Headquarter Yongnyah to SDO (C) post, Nganlang urged the respective administrative officers to arrange the particulars to fulfill the criteK

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ria and submit to the DPDB at the earliest for onward submission to the government for approval.

Supporting the Phom Peoples’ Council (PPC) requesting the DPDB members for voluntary donation for renovation of Changtongnya and Longleng road which was in a deplorable condition, Nganlang enumerated the steps taken by the DPDB in the previous years for improvement of the road. He expressed his view to file PIL, not against anyone but to compensate the road accident victims.

He donated fifty thousand

rupees for renovation of this road and urged to utilize the donated fund judiciously for the purpose.

Briefing on municipal elections he said the government has accepted the appeal of the NGOs and was trying to review the Nagaland Municipal Act as desired by the people of the state.

Citing that posting in Longleng should not be considered as a punishment the chairman exhorted the officers to consider posting to the district as a challenge and a blessing, and cater to the needs of the people.

He also urged the officers to utilize the chopper service available in the district which was cheaply available on passenger’s basis.

The board approved the LADP schemes for the current year 2017-18 for two assembly constituencies.

The DPDB members also voluntarily donated cash according to the sizes and resources of the department.

The ADC Longleng Temsu Wati further urged the HoDs to submit the shortfall of officers and staffs in their respective department to the district administration for necessary arrangement for the forth coming general election.

Earlier, the president PPC Chingan informed that PPC was initiating renovation of Changtongnya and Longleng road starting from July 8 and urged the members for donation.

PEREN: The monthly meeting of DPDB, Peren was held on July 6 at DPDB conference hall under the chairmanship of deputy commissioner and vice chairman DPDB, Zarenthung Ezung.

According to DIPR

report, the chairman welcomed the members and introduced the newly posted officers ADS Supply, K. Tongbang Ao, DFO Forest, Dr. Sentitula, principal, Peren Government College and T.O, Namreuyingto the house. The board recommended and forwarded to the concerned department for the opening of new school under the name of Tiny Star School, Ngwalwa.

The house also resolved to have mass social work at Multi Discipline Sports Complex on August 8, 9 a.m in view of the forth coming Independence Day celebration.

Earlier Power department presented a powerpoint of the departmental activities and highlighted about the free power service connection to the BPL beneficiaries under DDUGJY scheme. Labour department, Rural Employment department and the Excise department also presented their departmental activities at the meeting. BSNL gave a powerpoint and assured to activate 3G and other internet facilities for ample office functioning within a week’s time.

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Principal of GHSS, Bhandari, B Nellayappan with students.

DIMAPUR: An innovative student teacher programme was held at Govt. Hr. Sec. School Bhandari (GHSS) on July 5, wherein students from class 12 emulated the role and responsibility of post-graduate teachers.

The programme was conducted under the leadership of student principal Susanna Kikon and student vice principal Abeno Murry. The students were able to comprehend and

empathize with the responsibilities of teachers.

Student principal Susanna stated that this exercise has helped raise her confidence level while student vice principal Abeno stated that she realized the importance of team work for the successful functioning of a school.

The student teachers stated that they realized that teaching was not an easy job and it required

lot of preparations and patience to make the students understand the subject matter.

The performances of the student teachers were assessed by the principal of the school B Nellayappan and the academic and career guidance cell coordinator Dr Sunepsungla. Loybeni Jami was adjudged as the best student teacher of GHSS Bhandari.

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ideal for a medical college in Nagaland?  Kohima  Dimapur  Niuland

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Itanagar Mostly cloudy with a t-storm

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Dimapur Mostly cloudy with a t-storm

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Tuensang A couple of thunderstorms

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Chief minister, Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu with members of DDGBA.

DIMAPUR: Dimapur District GBs Association (DDGBA) paid a visit to chief minister, Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu at his office chamber on Thursday to appeal for a separate commissioner (West Zone) for civil administration.

The DDGBA on behalf of the citizens of Dimapur district presented before the CM its pertinent issue for establishment of a separate commissioner

(West Zone) for civil administration in line with police commissioner of Dimapur for all the foothill areas of the border district of Assam.

The association mentioned that Dimapur district being surrounded by its adjoining areas of foothills including Peren, Wokha, Mokokchug and Mon district needed more comprehensive overhauling in its civil administra-

tive machineries for effective delivery of justice and administrative in the larger interest of the citizen.

The CM in his response gave a positive reply and assured of giving his best in meeting the demand of the association.

He also mentioned that this demand was first of its kind and believe that it would bring a change in the society and also in administration of the people.

DIMAPUR: DC & RO Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan has informed all printing press printing pamphlets, posters etc and governed by the provisions of Section 127 A of the Representation of the People Act, 1951 that the said section shall be strictly observed during the byelection to the 10- Northern Angami- I A/C. All the printing press in Kohima district has been directed to strictly follow: To indicate clearly in the print line the names and addresses of the printer and publisher of any election pamphlets or posters such other materials printed by them; The printer should send three copies of the printed materials and the declaration obtained from the publisher as required under Section 127 A (2) within three days of its printing to the undersigned; Any violation of the provisions of Section 127 A and the directives of the Commission shall be seriously viewed and stern action will be taken on those cases including revocation of the license of the printing press under the relevant laws of the state.

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Parliamentary secretary of IPR, Imtikumzuk along with director IPR, Limawati Longchar and others at the inauguration of the MPC chamber, July 6, Mokokchung. (NP) (Correspondent) MOKOKCHUNG: A tworoom chamber for Mokokchung Press Club (MPC) was formally inaugurated by Imtikumzuk Longkumer, parliamentary secretary IPR in the presence of Limawati Longchar, director IPR, Sachin Jaiswal, ADC Mokokchung, Ao Senden leaders and other officials here today at the DPRO building, Mokokchung.

Addressing the gathering, Imtikumzuk said it was a momentous occasion for the press fraternity of Mokokchung and asked them to utilise the facility sensibly for the greater purpose of disseminating information to the masses.

Stressing on the importance of media as the fourth pillar of democracy, he said media persons should strive to present information in a

responsible and transparent manner since it wielded an enormous power to take the society forward or to destroy it.

He also said that recognition of Mokokchung town as a vibrant town by the outside world was a result of an active media fraternity in the district.

ADC Sachin Jaiswal, in a short speech encouraged the media persons to keep abreast with the changing times with special reference to social media which was fast emerging as a leading source in the dissemination of information and news. He also shared his optimism that the MPC chamber would become a melting pot for sharing ideas within the members and benefit the townsfolk and the society as a whole.

Director IPR, Limawati Longchar expressed

his gratitude to MPC for always maintaining mutual relationship with the IPR department and also asked the members to maintain the reputation of being one of the best press clubs in the state.

MPC president, Limalenden Longkumer, in his speech thanked the parliamentary secretary and IPR department for the kind gesture shown to MPC by offering not only accommodation but also basic office amenities to the club. He also thanked Mokokchung DPRO Chuba Walling and his staff and hoped that the camaraderie shared between the department and MPC would continue to grow with the passage of time.

Usütomi Students’ Union plants DC Kohima notifies on arms license tree saplings in Usütomi village DIMAPUR: Deputy commissioner, Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan, has notified that license for all category of arms as prohibited arms/bore can be issued only by the central government that required prior approval of the Ministry of Home Affairs.

DC also stated that, the issuance of special

per mit for prohibited arms/bore by the state government has been discontinued with immediate effect, and all such permit issued till date will stand cancelled.

In view of cancellation of special permit the holders of such permit under Kohima district have been directed to surrender their license along

with the weapon to the nearest/respective police station within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notification.

The notification further directed the holders to apply for regular license from the gover nment, which shall be issued only with the approval of the government of India, Ministry

of Home Affairs. DC has also notified that in connection with the 10 Northern Angami-1 Assembly Constituency all licensed arms holders of Kohima town area, Kohima village, Chedema and Chedema Model village are directed to deposit their arms in nearest police station between July 15 and 22 without fail.

Cleanest colony competition 2017

DIMAPUR: The Usütomi Students’ Union (USU) had planted around 700 tree saplings in and around the village during their two-day tour of the village from July 3 to 4.

A press note by USU president, Toino Awomi

stated that the tour was undertaken on the theme, “reach out” wherein the union had also distributed stationeries to primary and middle school students at Usütomi village.

USU further extended its heartfelt appreciation to

district project officer LRD Zunheboto for providing the saplings and also the Usütomi Union Dimapur and its members for the financial support and contribution extended towards the union in the distribution of study materials to the students.

men of the wards/colonies have been asked to take the initiative in mobilizing and sensitizing the residents of their respective wards/ colonies for the competition. It also informs that the criteria for the competition would be based on six indicators, garbage management, drainage management, stagnant

water, road maintenance, sanitation and colony community participation for cleanliness.

Marking/grading would be on five points each for all the above indicators totaling to 30 points with a cash prizes of one lakh for first prize, Rs 30.000 for second and Rs 20000 for third prize.

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Members of USU planting tree saplings.

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Urban Council Chairmen Federation (DUCCF) president and member secretary and sub-divisional officer (Civil) & convener deputy commissioner office, Dimapur has informed all the wards/ colonies authorities that the panel of judges for the cleanest colony competition 2017 under the initiative of Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) would be visiting respective wards/ colonies on July 16 for ward no. 1 to 8, July 23 for Ward no.9 to 16 and on July 30 for ward no. 17 to 23.

All the GBs/chair-

The heavy rainfall on the night of July 5 has caused heavy loss to many citizens in certain parts of Dimapur where most of the houses were submerged under water. The colony under Padumpukhuri village was mostly affected due to the blockage of the Airport Nullah from Padumpukhuri towards Purana Bazar-B.

Incessant rain on Wednesday night has caused flood at Purana Bazaar B, Dimapur.

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Manipur govt to distribute rice seedlings to farmers

Manipur CM N Biren announcing relief measures for flood affected people during a news conference in Imphal on Thursday. (NP) Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jul 6: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh Thursday announced distribution of rice seedlings free of cost to farmers whose paddy fields were affected by flood.

The chief minister further announced that 12,000 metric tons of rice available with the state consumer affairs, food and public distribution (CAF&PD) department will be distributed to the people at Rs 22.53 per kilo.

Addressing a news conference at his office chamber, Singh said that the state government has taken up various relief measures and immediate steps have been taken to tackle the present flood situation of the state.

The flood has so far affected 40,000 hectares of agricultural land, according to a report of the state

agriculture department.

Of this total area, 14,079 hectares was in Imphal East district, 7,700 hectares in Imphal West, 9,000 hectares in Thoubal, 9,210 hectares in Bishnupur and 20 hectares in Urkhul.

The official repor t added that 20.51 percent of agricultural area out of the targeted area of 1,95,000 hectares of the state have been affected by the flood.

Asserting that transplantation of such short duration paddy seed varieties can be taken upto the month of August, the chief minister said that flood hit farmers need not panic.

“Government has arranged to ensure availability of short duration paddy seed varieties which can be harvested in 100 days such as RC Maniphou-12 and Maru Taru University-1010.

These varieties will be made available to the flood affected farmers free

of cost,” he said.

Either paddy seed varieties or the rice seedlings will be available at free of cost to the people, he added.

Attending the news conference, state agriculture, veterinar y and animal husbandry minister V Hangkhanlian said that certain measures have been taken up by the agriculture and veterinary departments.

Five Rapid Action Teams (RAT) headed by two doctors each with field assistants have already been set up by veterinary department for treatment and necessary vaccination of the animals in the flood affected areas. The minister said, according to latest report three cows, eight dogs, 39 goats, 96 pigs, 1894 poultry animals, 1311 ducks had perished due to rain and flood. Mobile plant health camp has also been set up by the agriculture department for the farmers, he added.

Northeast Manipur gets new chief secretary Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jul 6: BJP led government in Manipur Thursday appointed Rajani Ranjan Rashmi, Senior IAS of 1983 batch, as the new chief secretary of the state. An order in this regard was issued by the state department of personnel in the name of state Governor.

RR Rashmi will be replacing Oinam Nabakishore who has been transferred and posted as director general of State Academy of Training.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, july 7, 2017

ULFA (I) rejects call to boycott Chinese goods GU WA H AT I , J u l 6 (Agencies): The anti-talk Ulfa (Independent) led by Paresh Baruah on Thursday rejected a call by a proswadeshi organization to boycott Chinese make goods in Assam saying that goods from China have not made any adverse effect on the state and China and Assam are friends and not foes.

B a r u a h r e p o r t e d ly shuttles between the outfit’s base at Taka area in Myanmar and his safe heaven at Ruili in Yunan

Province of China. The outfit’s publicity secretary Arunodoy Asom stated, “Anyone calling for boycott of Chinese goods in Assam are acting at the behest of India. China and Assam are friends and inimical behaviour towards each other would benefit our enemies.” He stated that according to economists of Western South-East Asia region, China, Thailand, Myanmar and Malaysia are just a stone’s throw away from Assam.

Happy birthday Sis Among, On this Special Day of your’s We Send YOU the Warmest of Wishes for A Bright,Loving and Wonderful birthday.We Love You and Wish YOU A Very HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!

God Bless You. Lots of love: Moamen,Alempenzu Perong&Meyilem. ____________________ Dear Mulodee, Happy Birthday God Bless U Big. Love, Chishi.

Mizoram BJP urges gov Kovind to campaign in Meghalaya today to order fresh polls in CADC Correspondent

Aizawl, Jul 6 (PTI): BJP’s Mizoram unit again urged state Governor Lt Gen Nirbhay Sharma to dissolve the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) and order fresh elections to the Congress ruled council.

There had been a constitutional break down in the 20-member CADC after rebellion by 12 Congress members and a mid-term poll was required, BJP said in a statement today.

It said the party re-

submitted a memorandum to Sharma yesterday, protesting against the decision of the governor to have a floor test in the CADC. BJP had submitted the memorandum to the governor for the first time on June 29.

Sharma on Tuesday placed the CADC under g ove r n o r ’s r u l e a n d appointed the deputy commissioner of Lawngtlai district to administer the council on the governor’s behalf.

Two drug peddlers arrested in Ghy

Shillong, Jul 6: NDA’s presidential nominee Ram Nath Kovind will arrive here in this Congress-ruled state of Meghalaya on Friday to seek support for his candidature.

His visit to the Meghalaya is significant in the wake of his rival candidate Meira Kumar claiming that the United D e m o c r a t i c P a r t y, a constituent of the BJP-led North East Democratic Alliance has pledged to support her in the presidential elections.

But UDP chief

Guwahati, Jul 6 (PTI): The Narcotics Control Bureau has arrested two drug peddlers from ISBT area here and seized heroin, worth Rs 20 lakh, from their possession. Acting on a tip-off, the duo were nabbed from ISBT area and 200 gram heroin, with market value of Rs 20 lakh, NCB Superintendent Dilip Robi Das said. The peddlers were here to deliver the consignment to some persons, Das said.

D o n k u p a r R o y, w h o is also the Leader of the Opposition, denied pledging support to the oppositionbacked Congress candidate, saying that “it is better to go by the winner”.

Kovind, the former Bihar Gover nor would address Meghalaya legislators at the Orchid Lake Resort in Umiam in Ri-Bhoi district.

The opposition National People’s Party, which has two members in the 60-member house, had announced its support to Kovind. The party is an ally of the BJP-led NDA government. “We will also

attend Kovind’s meeting tomorrow. The legislature par ty of UDP will be meeting soon and decide accordingly,” Roy said.

The UDP has eight legislators in the 60-member Meghalaya Assembly. Hill State People’s Democratic Par ty supremo Ardent Miller Basaiawmoit said that his party would be meeting soon to take a decision. The party has four legislators.

The ruling Meghalaya United Alliance has 44 members – 30 Congress, two Nationalist Congress Party, 11 Independents and one of the North East Socialist Democratic Party.

Manipur to ban import of eggs

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Guest Artist : Tiameren

The members of Yanmhon Area Public Organisation on behalf of the general public of Yanmhon Area are glad to convey our sincere gratitude to Shri. Mmhonlumo Kikon, Hon'ble MLA 40th Bhandari Assembly Constituency due to whose tireless efforts, the Yanmhon Area Public Organisation (YAPO) Conference Hall was constructed at Ruchan Village and the same was inaugurated on 24th June 2017.

YAPO further expect such kind of gestures from such noble public leaders in the days to come for overall upliftment/development for the greater interest and welfare of general public.

Chenirao Khengchung President, Y.A.P.O DP-6970

(Mhonchan Tsanglao) General Secretary, Y.A.P.O M/No. 9402481469

Regd. No. 962 DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME Date : 06.07.2017 I, Shri. V. Vinoka Chishi, S/o Vitokhu permanent resident of Thakiye Village and presently residing at South Point East Colony, Dist. Zunheboto and State Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Sumi Community, resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name is inadvertently recorded as Chishi Vitokhu Vinoka in my PAN Card bearing no. AVRPV0617L, but my actual name is V. Vinoka Chishi which is recorded in my AADHAAR Card bearing no 8444 4801 0909 and all other official documents.

3. That the above mentioned names Chishi Vitokhu Vinoka and V. Vinoka Chishi are one and same person which is referred to me.

4. That, from the date of this declaration, my name shall be used by the name as V. Vinoka Chishi for all official purpose and legal proceedings and at all times and occasions.

5. That the statements made in para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge & belief and nothing material is concealed therein.

Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent on this 6th day of July 2017 at Zunheboto, Nagaland.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-6956 (B)

Regd. No. 102/17 Date : 6/7/17 AFFIDAVIT I, Mrs. Alewtoly Subba, wife of Mr. Sarad Subba, permanent resident of Upper Kitam PW, Mikhula Kitam GPU Kitam, Kitam South, Sikkim and presently residing at Chekiye Village, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declares as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That I was born on 13.05.1979.

3. That I am known by the name Elantoli Sema, however after my marriage to Mr. Sarad Subba I want to use the title of my husband i.e. Subba.

4. That the names Alewtoly Subba and Elantoli Sema is the name and single person i.e me.

5. That henceforth, I shall be known as Mrs. Alewtoly Subba, wife of Mr. Sarad Subba, resident of Chekiye Village, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland for all official purposes.

I further declare that the statements made by me herein above are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed here in.

Deponent Sworn before me on this 6th day of July 2017.

DP-6961 MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC

F E L I C I TAT I O N

Regd. No. 1056 Date : 6/7/17 AFFIDAVIT I, No. 14832525P Sep IMT Binay Kumar Binni, husband of Monika Kumari, resident of Gram-Daniyapur Post-Parsando, PS Haveli Kharagpur, Kharagpur, Munger, Haveli Kharagpur, Bihar, Present address C/o 99 APO 5003 ASC Bn MT Rangapahar-905003, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows :1. That, I am citizen of India.

That, my wife's correct name is Monika Kumari, 2. That, my wife's name is recorded as Mona Sharma, in my marriage details due to inadvertent clerical mistakes in place of my wife actual and correct name Monika Kumari, 3. That, Monika Kumari, and Mona Sharma, is the same and one identical person.

4. That I swear this affidavit only to declare that my wife's correct name is Monika Kumari, if any false information given by me mentioned above then I shall be fully liable.

Verification :- That I verify that the above statements made in para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me.

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Gen. Secretary WVYO

President Gen. Secretary WVSU WVSU

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We the Wokha Village Youth Organization and Wokha Village Students’ Union with immense pride, honour and joy extends our heartiest congratulations to our esteemed members for their various achievements.

1. Mr. Nongothung L. Murry (former president WVSU) S/o. Lipamo Murry for his success for the post of Assistant Central Intelligence Officer (ACIO-II) Intelligence Bureau, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India.

2. Miss. L. Mhonbeni Murry, D/o. Lt. Lumbenthung Murry for her success for the post of PGT class-II Gazetted (History) under School Education Department, through NPSC. We also like to congratulate the successful candidates who have cleared HSLC, HSSLC and Degree examinations 2017. We further wish them great success in all their future endeavours.

President WVYO

DECLARATION

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

I, Smti. Mepukumla, D/o Sosanglepzuk of Kangtsung Village presently residing at Aitlenden Ward Tuli Town District, Mokokchung in the State of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under : 1. That, my name was inadvertently entered as S. Akumla Jamir in my Bank Account.

2. That my name Mepukumla and S. Akumla Jamir are one and same person.

That henceforth, my name shall be used as Mepukumla in my official and relevant documents.

I do hereby certify that the statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief, and signed this declaration before the 1st Class Magistrate Court Tuli, on 6th July 2017.

Deponent (Mepukumla) Aitlenden Ward, Tuli Town Regd. No : JUD/-16/2017-18/248 First Class Magistrate Dtd. : 06/07/17 Tuli, Nagaland

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INAUGURATION OF YAPO CONFERENCE HALL

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PEREN : NAGALAND OBJECTION NOTICE NO.PRN/JUD-5/PT-II/2017/143 Dated Peren the 23rd June 2017 Shri. Hanggauyi Zeliang of Peren Town, has applied for issue of Succession Certificate declaring that his father Late Hozin Zelaing has expired on 27-09-2014.

Public are hereby invited to file claims/objections within 30(Thirty) days w.e.f. date of publication in local papers. If no objection is received from the public within the stipulated time, the Succession Certificate shall be issued in favour of the applicant.

(Zarenthung Ezung) Deputy Commissioner Peren : Nagaland

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AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Shri PUKHANU SEMA, S/o Nizheto resident of Suruhuto Town, Dist. Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under.

1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belong the Sumi (Naga) community resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name is inadvertently recorded as:Pukhanu Achumi in my document Bank Passbook. But my actual is Pukhanu Sema.

3. That the above mentioned name Pukhanu Achumi, Pukhanu Sema are one same person which to me.

4. That, from the date of this declaration, mu name shall be used by the name as Pukhanu Sema for all official purpose and legal proceeding and at all times and occasion.

5. That the statement made in part I-IV are true and correct to the best of my knowledge & belief and nothing material is concealed therein.

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IMPHAL, Jul 6: Authorities of Manipur government have taken steps to ban import of eggs from foreign countries after ‘plastic eggs’ were allegedly found in the markets in Imphal.

It is suspected that the plastic eggs allegedly found in the markets in Manipur are coming from neighbouring Myanmar through Moreh.

SDPO/Immigration Officer of Manipur’s border town Moreh has asked the assistant commissioner of customs preventive force stationed at Moreh to take up necessary steps to ban import of eggs from Myanmar to Manipur, an official source said.

Meanwhile with detection of ‘artificial egg’ going viral in social media, food safety officials collected egg samples from three wholesalers in Imphal area and have send them for testing. “We hope to get the reports from them shortly,” an officer of the department said.

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Correspondent

DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and declare before me by the deponent on this 10th day of May 2017 at Zunheboto, Nagaland.

MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND. Khetohon Yeputhomi, Notary Public Regd. No. 1032/17 Date: 10/05/2017 Regd. No. 39/14

NOTICE 1. Open auction will be conducted on 19.07.2017 for cutting and disposal rights of 217 Nos. of standing trees for construction of OTM Accommodation for 3 Corps Operating Signal Regiment at Rangapahar Military Station, Nagaland.

2. Conditions of auction may be obtained from the office of the Station HQ Dimapur at RMS on any working days (six days working) from 0900 hrs. to 1400 hrs. or from the office of DEO Jorhat on any working days (Monday to Friday) between 0900 hrs. to 1730 hrs.

3. The trees to be cut/removed can be seen from 15.07.2017 to 18.07.2017 at 1030 hrs with the help of the representative of Station HQ. Dimapur at RMS. The interested persons/agencies are requested to report to the Station HQ. Dimapur at RMS on the above said date and time for this purpose.

Station : Jorhat Dated : 4.07.2017 Defence Estates Officer Jorhat DC-1614

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER No. JUDL/SUCC-20/2012-13/26

CHOZUBA: PHEK

NOTICE

Dt. Chozuba 3rd July, 2017

Whereas Shri/Smt/Kumara Panelu Demo, S/o, w/o D/o Lt. Mashio Demo a resident of Yoruba village/Town has applied for succession certificate in her/his name under the Indian Succession Act of 1925, to enable her/him to draw/claim dues and benefit in respect of her/his late Husband Lt. Shri/Smti Mashio Demo who was working as PET. GHS Yoruba under the establishment of Education (Department) and expired on 09-06-2017.

Public are asked to file claims/objection if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice.

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YEZA KUGHUKO KUQHAKULU

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I, on my own behalf and on behalf of the Yeza Kughuko Kuqhakulu immensely show our heartfelt gratitude and acknowledge the great deed of Mr. & Mrs. Tokheho Achumi, a Retired Supdt. of Excise, Supply Colony, Dimapur. Through their love and affection the entire members of the union has enjoyed the advent TULUNI which is the SUMI traditional festival with pomp and grandeur, the event has also paved the way for understanding each other and made the fraternity closer.

Let this spirit shine on as a torch bearer. We pray that the Supreme God shower His blessings upon the family and grant the family members a God spirit filled with a long life.

Tovishe Richard Achumi President, YKKD DP-6093 GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

KIPHIRE, NAGALAND NO.DC/KPE/JUD-11/2012-13/353 Dated Kiphire 30 June 2017

NOTICE Whereas Smti. Inpenthsi mother of Late S.Tsolenmong of Tethuyo Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the India Succession Act 1925 in order to draw/ receive the payment of movable/immovable properties of her son Late S.Tsolenmong G/T at GMS Longmatra serving under the establishment of Sub-Divisional Education Officer, Kiphire District, who expired on 8-07-2010.

Public are herby asked to file objection/claims if any within 30 (Thirty) days from the date of issue of this order. If no objection /claims is received within the given time, Succession Certificate will be issued in favour of the applicant.

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Sd/- SEDEVIKHO KHRO Deputy Commissioner, Kiphire, Nagaland

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER : ZUNHEBOTO

NO.JUD.21/2017-18/59

Dt. Zbto the 01/06/2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti Ahoni Y Awomi of Surumi Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/ Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Z. Nihokhe Aye, has expired on 23rd June 2017.

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.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 211 Dimapur, Friday, JuLy 7, 2017

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n a federal democracy like India , presidents have seldom got embroiled in controversies arising out of partisan politics; unlike Governors. This is because Governors exist in an environment where politics overrides concerns and mainly since the incumbent themselves are either political persons or political appointees which explain the quid pro quo. Thus, having come to occupy the hallowed office, Governors exhibit their penchant for meddling in state affairs and muddling the constitutional post as executive heads. Though Presidents and Governors/ Lieut. Governors are essentially persons of eminence; yet in most cases, the incumbents have been politicians themselves or who remain grateful to the political dispensation. In recent times, the raging controversies between Governors/Lt.Governors with chief ministers was amply exhibited in the case of then Delhi Lt.Governor Najeeb Jung (of the IAS cadre); Puducherry Lt.Governor Ms.Kiran Bedi (of IPS cadres) and West Bengal Governor Keshari Nath Tripathi. All the above mentioned incumbents of the Raj Bhavans of the three states are at loggerheads with the chief ministers. Najeeb Jung who was appointed by the UPA, managed to stay on but was soon dragged in a series of confrontations with AAP chief minister Arvind Kejriwal. Unlike other union territories Delhi shares several powers with the centre. For instance, Delhi Police is under the home ministry as also the New Delhi Metropolitan Council. The public tiff between Jung and Kejriwal were mostly about who calls the shots in appointments or disappointments. Unfortunately, the media spat between the two heads only damaged the institutions of the executive and the legislature.

The other Lt.Governor who has been raking up issues and rattling the Congress government under V.Narayanasamy has been the high profile former IPS officer Ms.Kiren Bedi. It appears that Bedi believes she’s doing the BJP a good turn by over ruling the ministry on administrative orders. In one case, when the chief minister issued a directive to government officials against using whatsapp/twitter/social media for official work; Bedi fired back by cancelling the government order through twitter.

The chief minister was well within his constitutional powers to issue the directive in accordance with Official Secrets Act and guidelines of the information technology ministry. In practise, officials have to obtain permission to put up information or articles in any media for official work. Bedi appears hell bent on opposing the Narayanasamy on every issue. The other state where fresh crisis appears to have arisen is between the chief minister Mamata Banerjee and the Governor Keshari Nath Tripathi. The BJP is determined to dislodge the TMC in Bengal in the next election. However, the dangerous communal clashes in recent days in Bengal point to a very disturbing picture of politics being played out for power.

In such a situation, a Governor is supposed to be upholding the constitution and not getting into political fights. Governors mostly don’t have any actual active power but in case of state turmoil like in any case the state government fails to form in state then the state authority is transferred to the Governor till date of new government being formed. The BJP government which promised a new dawn of good governance does not need gubernatorial offices to become abode of political agents but should remain abodes of constitutional guardians.

DailyDevotion Visions Becoming Reality

The parched ground shall become a pool…

—Isaiah 35:7 We always have a vision of something before it actually becomes real to us. When we realize that the vision is real, but is not yet real in us, Satan comes to us with his temptations, and we are inclined to say that there is no point in even trying to continue. Instead of the vision becoming real to us, we have entered into a valley of humiliation.

Life is not as idle ore, But iron dug from central gloom, And battered by the shocks of doom To shape and use.

God gives us a vision, and then He takes us down to the valley to batter us into the shape of that vision. It is in the valley that so many of us give up and faint. Every God-given vision will become real if we will only have patience. Just think of the enormous amount of free time God has! He is never in a hurry. Yet we are always in such a frantic hurry.

While still in the light of the glory of the vision, we go right out to do things, but the vision is not yet real in us. God has to take us into the valley and put us through fires and floods to batter us into shape, until we get to the point where He can trust us with the reality of the vision. Ever since God gave us the vision, He has been at work. He is getting us into the shape of the goal He has for us, and yet over and over again we try to escape from the Sculptor’s hand in an effort to batter ourselves into the shape of our own goal.

The vision that God gives is not some unattainable castle in the sky, but a vision of what God wants you to be down here. Allow the Potter to put you on His wheel and whirl you around as He desires. Then as surely as God is God, and you are you, you will turn out as an exact likeness of the vision. But don’t lose heart in the process. If you have ever had a vision from God, you may try as you will to be satisfied on a lower level, but God will never allow it.

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Friday, July 7, 2017

Post-mortem Rejoinder to the article ‘Story of Naga Club ...’

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propos the article “Story of Naga Club and Simon Commission Petition”

by Thepfulhouvi Solo, IFS Retd (RR-68) Retd Principal Secretary, Nagaland while writing about the formation of the Naga Club, he has written (quote) “ None of the Returnees except Dr. Khosa is found in the list of the Simon Commission” (unquote). In another paragraph he has written (quote) “Some Years after its formation, for the first time on 10th January 1929, some 20 Interpreters and Employees of the Government submitted a formal Petition to the Simon Commission in the name of the Naga Club. None of the Labor Corps members is among the signatories except Dr. Khosa Zinyü, who was a Government Doctor” (unquote).

In this connection, the Jotsoma Village Council would like to clarify that among the signatories of the Simon Commission Petition, Nikhriehu, Interpreter Angami from Jotsoma Village, whose name appeared at S.No. 19 of the article written by Mr. Solo was a Returnee from Europe. He went to the First World War as a Labour Group In-Charge.

While it may be true that the idea of formation of Naga Club may firstly be mooted by other “Native Government Servants”, but we feel that it will be wrong to completely negate that the First World War “Returnees” have no influence in formation of the

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Naga Club in 1918-1919. While supplementing the aforesaid article written by Mr. Thepfulhouvi Solo, we would also like to clarify certain deviation of historical facts pertaining to the famous “Simon Commission Petition” in connection with Jotsoma Village.

With the view to elucidate the correct facts for posterity, brief life accounts of the following persons connected with the historical Simon Commission Petition is given below: 1. Nikhriehu, Interpreter, Angami: Nikhriehu ( Peseyie) was the son of Lhuzierü, G.B. of Jotsoma village. Nikhriehu was also the father of Late Mhalie Pesyie, MLA from Dimapur I Constituency in the 3rd Nagaland Legislative Assembly. Nikhriehu was among the first group to get education from Jotsoma Village.

He was a teacher in Khuzama Village in the early 1900s and later was appointed as Interpreter (Dobashi). During the First World War, he went to Europe as an Incharge in the Labor Corps. On his return to his native village in 1918, Nikhriehu shared an incident with his fellow villagers, which is still being told by many elders of the Village till date. It is said that while travelling across the ocean, their ship was bombarded and while their ship was about to sink, the Nagas under his charge, most probably from Meluri (Meloma) encouraged him saying, “Shaha (Sahib) don’t be afraid, we will

push you to safety”. It is said that Meluri people know how to swim due to their proximity to Tizü river. However, before their ship sank, they were rescued by another ship. His granddaughter Mrs. Kevinino P Meru, Retd.

Director, Art & Culture and Chief Information Commissioner (Retd), still remembers seeing “wine glasses” brought from the war as souvenirs from her grandmother’s place. Unfortunately, all these souvenirs and documents were destroyed in the Indo-Naga War in 1956. The inscription on the tombstone of Nikhriehu runs “Nikhriehu Son Of Lhuzierü GB Jotsoma. Amemoriable that he gave his life in the Great War 1918. He was head Dobashi , died on Dec 1935”. Nikhriehu was a signatory of the Simon Commission Petition dated 10th January, 1929.

2. Lhutsüzo Angami: Lhutsüzo (Senotsu) was the son of Űselie Senotsu. He was another person who received early education among the Nagas. He was appointed as Dobashi and went to Europe during the First World War. After his returned from the War, he was made as a clerk in Deputy Commissioner’s Office and was the Head Clerk when he died in 1931. We were told that the then D.C. Naga Hills, Mr. J.H. Hutton told Lhutsüzo that some very important persons are coming the next year to reconsider the status of the Nagas and that the

Nagas should submit a representation and accordingly, Lhutsüzo conveyed the message to the Naga Club to which he too was a member. Lhutsüzo was not a signatory of the Petition submitted to the Sir Simon Commission of 1929.

The inscription on the tombstone of Lhutsüzo runs “In Loving Memory of Lhutsüzo Angami Late Clerk of DC Office Kohima.

Served in Great War from 1915 to 1918. Died on 21, 1931.”

3 . G oy i e p r a A n g a m i : Goyiepra (Nakhro) was the son of Thepfȕneirȕ Nakhro. As per record of the family of Goyiepra Nakhro, he was born in the year 1894. He went to Jorhat for his early education and thereafter he was employed in Deputy Commissioner’s Office at Kohima.

He worked as Cashier (known as Treasurer during British time) and later on he was promoted to Head Clerk and transferred to Mokokchung. At the instance of the then D.C. Kohima he was brought back to Kohima and while still serving as Head Clerk, he died in 1937.

Goyiepra Nakhro was a founding member of Naga Club when it was formed in 1918 and was also the first Treasurer of Naga Club. He was a signatory of the Simon Commission Petition, his name appearing at S.No.7 in the aforesaid article of Mr. Thepfulhouvi Solo. It may be noted that Goyiepra gave his official designation as Treasurer in the Petition as he was the Treasurer in D.C’s

Office at that time.

Some present day writers have been misrepresenting facts and stated that Goyiepra Angami, the signatory of the Petition to be another person and not the Goyiepra Nakhro of Jotsoma Village.

Rev. Kiezotuo Zhale in his book “Tenyimia Mhasi Kerieko”(page 19) misrepresented facts by stating that it was Goyiepra Kenye who was the first treasurer of Naga Club and was a signatory in the Simon Commission Petition.

The Nakhro Clan of Jotsoma took up the matter with Rev. Kiezotuo Zhalie and he has graciously corrected the facts through a vernacular paper (Tenyidie). Mr. Scato Swu in his book “Hails And Blames, A brief Account of Naga Independence Struggle” in the Appendix, “Memorandum Submitted to the Simon Commission by the Nagas Dated 10.01.1929” mentioned the name at S. No. 7 as Goyiepra, Treasurer, Chakhesang (page 240). The Village of Jotsoma is grateful to Mr. Thepfulhouvi Solo for bringing out the correct facts and hoped that with these clarifications, no further confusion or unnecessary controversy will emerge in connection with this issue due to similarity in names.

Megolhousie Nagi, Vice Chairman, Jotsoma Village Council; Thekrulhouto Senotsu, Secretary, Jotsoma Village Council; Rüguolie Nakhro, Hd. G.B. Jotsoma Village

Corrected story of Naga Club and Simon Commision Petition

he Naga Club changed the History of the Naga. Many Writers have written about it, some overdosed, others underdosed. This Writer makes an attempt to bring it out ‘it is as it is’ for future generations to reminiscence it. If you like read on.

I. FORMATION OF NAGA CLUB. Many Naga assume the Naga Labor Corp that went to Europe in 1917, on their return at the end of the World War I, 1914-1918, organized the Naga Club.

Dr. Khosa Zinyü was the highest ranking Naga Officer that went with the Naga Labor Corp, his younger son Late Jasokie Zinyü, former Chief Minister of Nagaland told this Writer: “The idea of forming a Naga Club was formed after seeing the European Club at the Town Hall Kohima, where all the white People in the HQ in those bygone days used to gather every evening for Drinking, Dancing, Singing and spending their leisure together in recreation”.

The building originally belonged to the Assam Rifles who had their Canteen in it. The erstwhile Doss & Co, then Government Provision Suppliers rented the Building and supplied the Drinks and Provisions the Club required.

“No Non-Whites, -Indians or the Naga- were ever allowed into the Club.

It was exclusively for the Europeans only. The Native Government Servants took the cue to form a similar native Body”.

It is said Rheichalie Pienyü Peshkar (JH. Hutton wrote his name Hrichalie, later Copiers Hisale; translated some Aesop Fables in Angami first used as Primary School Book) of the DC Office was one of the first to moot the Idea of the Native Government Servants forming a Naga Club, -not the Naga Labor Corp Returnees. None of the Returnees except Dr. Khosa and Nikhriehu Peseyie are found in the list of the signatories to the Simon Commission Petition.

After their return, the Corp Members each walked to their own various Villages and understandably did not have much contact with each other to discuss forming a Body in those blissful

simple days of ignorance.

The Naga Labor Corp that went to Europe in support of the allied War affords, dug Trenches, collected left-over ammunitions, empty Shells, Arms, dead bodies, carried abandoned materials, Boots, Helmets etcetera and did all the works of cleaning the litters of the War in the battle field, than did sight-seeing in France.

When Dr. Khosa Zinyü of Khonoma Village left, he had just immediately before married his wife who arrived in their house a clean shaven young girl in the tradition of the Angamis. In days of yore the shrewd Angami did not immediately live as husband and wife for a few months after marriage to ensure production of his own pedigree only!

After the War Dr. Khosa was taken to England and worked there for quite some time before he returned back. When he came Home, he found one young girl with long hairs doing various chores in the House. Khosa asked his mother who the young Lady was and she said: “she is your Wife!”

Doctor Khosa must have been paid very handsomely in the UK, he was a very generous Man and on his return to Kohima presented Rs. 13/-, -a very big sum in those days- to each of a few of his close friends including my father.

Khosa’s Parents were Pagans and once earlier he was in his Village for performance of an important Angami religious Rites for charmed good life that prevented him to go up to Kohima and attend the Baptism Program the Missionary had arranged. Khosa missed the occasion and never after took Baptism.

At Heart Khosa appeared no less Christian and my father presented him a Bible.

Another educated Member of the Labor Corp was the well known first generation Naga Student in Shillong, Mr. Guizao Meru of Nakama Zeliang Village. He was the 1st Head Master of the Impur Mission School. He died at Impur in 1918 of the serious Influenza epidemic they contracted in Europe.

Naga Hills contributed 2000 Labor Corp force and out of the total, some 1000 were from the Sümi Community. The Group that went to their Villages through Ko-

hima was a big group and many were suffering from the deadly influenza. They camped below Meriema on Kohima-Wokha Road near present Assam Rifle Station.

It is said so many of them were suffering that there were not enough to even burry the dead.

The Naga Club put up a Building at Chotobosti first on the eastern side of the Mission Compound below Baptist High School (now Americanized ‘Baptist High’) at the site the Tsütuonuomia Thinuo buildings stand today.

Some Years after its formation, for the first time on 10th January 1929, some 20 Interpreters and Employees of the Government at Kohima HQ submitted a formal Petition to the Simon Commission in the name of the Naga Club. None of the Labor Corps members is among the signatories except Dr. Khosa Zinyü and Nikhriehu Peseyie, Government Doctor and Interpreter respectively.

The Absence of the other labor corp. member among the signatories of the Simon Commission Letter gives an indication the Naga Club was composed of the Government Servants only and no other civilians, not even village Gamburas.

Once they returned, the Members went to each of their villages and lived like other Villagers as before a simple cultivator without much contact with each others.

II. SIMON COMMISSION PETITION. Late Teacher Rüzhükhrie told this Writer: “One early morning, I saw some Dobashis coming one after another together in a line to my house (at Mission Compound, Kohima). I asked, ‘what are you People together up to this Morning?’

They said, “‘we are coming to request you to write something of what we would like to tell a very high Visitor said to be coming soon to Kohima from Outside. The ‘Borchaha’ (angami for the DC, JH, Hutton (1917 – 1935)) has informed us a High Officer is coming soon from outside to find out how the Naga would like to be governed in future.’

‘You are the only one at the moment in Kohima educated in the white man’s

Language and therefore we have come to you to write in their language of how we would like us governed in future and give the Petition to the Officer when he comes.’”

Teacher Rüzhükhrie had just then done his Intermediate Arts from Saint Paul’s College Calcutta and was serving as Assistant Teacher at the Government High School Kohima now known after his Name.

The DC Dr. J.H. Hutton told Neihu Rame the Head Dobashi at the Court of the Deputy Commissioner of Naga Hills, that a big Officer is coming to Kohima to enquire how the Naga would like to be looked after in future.

Neihu told the DC that he (Neihu) does not speak the language of the white man and therefore that the DC may please tell the Visitor the Naga would like to live like they were, before the white man came to their land.

The DC replied he is not a Naga Dobashi and that the Naga should themselves tell or write in Paper what they would like to say and give it to the Visitor.

Teacher Rüzhükrie drafted the Letter with a Pencil and together with the Draft they went up to the DC Bangalow. (Generations later Ramuni the Commissioner of Nagaland, took the Draft from Rüzhükhrie and never returned it back).

Rüzhükhrie said he greeted the DC: “‘Good Morning Sir’, but the Borchaha did not acknowledge my Greeting in English and only talked with the Dobashis in Assamese and said “itu ‘kukur yat ki kuri ase?”.

The Writer’s father in the early days, once while going up to Mokokchung saw the SDO in the Road coming down to Impur. He gave way to the SDO and his entourage and greeted him in English from the side of the Mule Tract, but the SDO did not acknowledge the greeting, and simply passed by. My father never greeted him again afterwards!

(The principle Policy of the colonial Officials in those days was to keep the White Men of the Sarkar in awe of the Natives. Every white Officer was to maintain himself aloof from familiarity with the Natives and guard the Natives from

their propensity to imitate the Whites.

Nearly a generation after, a friend went to America for Training and came back married with a young English Lady and narrated to me how when he met Mr. Hutton in retirement at London, was a completely changed person, very friendly, civil and nice to him).

Jasokie said a Khasi Officer, Hariblah, an EAC at the DC Office Kohima assisted in the Petition to the Simon Commission.

Many years after, in 1990s, Vilavor Liegise, the so-called Secretary of Naga Club said Teacher Rüzhükhrie also narrated to ‘him and his group’ of his drafting of the Simon commission Petition.

The 20 Government Servants that appended their Signature to the Naga Club Petition for the Simon Commission are: 1. Neihu, Head Interpreter, Angami. (Neihu Rame Kohima) 2. Rheichalie, Peshar, Angami. (Rheichalie Pienyü, Kohima) 3. Neisier, Master, Angami. (Niser Mer u, Khonoma) 4. Khosa, Doctor, Angami. (Khosa Zinyü, Khonoma) 5. Gepo, Interpreter, Kacha Naga. (Irapeung ZeliangNakama) 6. Vipunyu, Potdar, Angami. (said to be Vipon Poda, Visema)

7. Goyapra, Treasurer, Angami. (Goyiepra Nakhro, Jotsoma) 8. Razhukrie, Master, Angami. (Rüzhükhrie Sekhose, Kohima) 9. Dikhrie, Sub-Overseer, Angami. (Dikhrie Sekhose, Kohima) 10. Zapuzhulie, Master, Angami. (Zapuzhülie Sekhose, Kohima) 11. Zepulie, Interpreter, Angami. (Zepulie Suokhrie, Kohima) 12. Khatsulo, Interpreter, Angami.( unknown Village) 13. Levi, Clerk, Kacha Naga. (Levi Liegise, originally Khonoma) 14. Nuolhoukielie, Clerk Angami. (Nuolhoukielie Pienyü Kohima) 15. Nizhuvi, Interpreter, Sema. (Nizhevi, Shenakusami) 16. Apomo, Interpreter, Lotha. (Apamo of Phiro) 17. Resilo, Interpreter, Rengma. (Resilo, of Tsemenyu) 18. Lengjang, Interpreter, Kuki. (Lenjang, Tening) 19. Neikhriehu, Interpreter, Angami. (Nikhriehu Peseyie, Jotsoma) 20. Miakra-o, Chaprasi, Angami. (Miakra-o, Rüsoma) (To be concluded) Thepfulhouvi Solo.

I F S Retd (RR68), Retd Principal Secretary,Nagaland, (ANGAMI_T@YAHOO. CO.IN)

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Human ingenuity

A little anxious and curious thoughts that struck my mind. It’s insane! Our ingenuity has taken us far beyond our understanding. We have mastered at manipulating the entire system. Dreams to fulfil ones desire at the expense of others, suppressing the weak ones are the major concern in the real world. Day by day it’s getting thicker and darker due to our actions and it has become a mission impossible task. It’s regretful to see a men, who once dreamed of making a change, an antidote gradually turning into highly toxic to societies. If only “wants” could be blamed instead of system and people. “One lie leads to another lie”, a common tool used frequently. Many has fallen-A lie strategically disguise in different shapes. In the midst of all, a little, seemingly insignificant wise decision made by us could impact on the society for the rest of our life, hangs on them. Secular war, cultural war, corruption...etc are far more danger than World War-III I presumed. Oh! What struck my mind?.....Here, “The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything- Albert Einstein” Tsuamki L Yimchunger Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Modi pays homage to Indian soldiers at Haifa

Narendra Modi greets members of the Indian contingent of United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon, during a visit to the World War I Indian Army cemetery, in Haifa. (AP/PTI)

Haifa, Jul 6 (Agencies): Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday paid homage to fallen Indian soldiers of World War I at the Haifa Cemetery.

The Battle of Haifa in 1918 is considered to be the last major cavalry campaign in military history where both Prime Ministers paid wreath on the

two grave areas - one is for the Hindu soldiers and one for Muslim soldiers. Haifa is the third largest city of Israel and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, on Wednesday addressed the Indian Diaspora in Israel on the second day of his historic visit, asserting that their 70-year-old relation-

ship is dependable, free and strong. “In 70 years, for the first time, the visit of an Indian Prime Minister to Israel is in itself a moment of celebration and a moment of introspection too... We have met after a long time. It may have been only 25 years since we established diplomatic relations, but our ties go back hundreds of years. Our ties are a sign of our friendship and dependability. Our festivals have similarities. Last night we were chatting late after dinner. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave me a photograph of Indian soldiers from World War II who helped free Jerusalem,” Prime Minister Modi told the Indian community at Tel Aviv Convention Centre. Later in the day, PM Modi will be attending a lunch with CEOs and then will be leaving for Germany at 5 p m local time.

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Aspiring airhostess stabbed to death by stalker in Delhi

New delhi, Jul 6 (IANS): A 21-year-old aspiring airhostess died here on Thursday, a day after she was stabbed multiple times by a stalker, police said.

R i ya G a u t a m wa s stabbed barely 100 meters from her house in Ramnagar area of Shahdara in east Delhi around 5.30 p.m. on Wednesday. She had earlier complained to police that the accused, Adil, 22, had been stalking her. The murderous attack was captured on CCTV. Gautam had completed her air hostess training and was also pursuing a graduation course through distance mode from Delhi University.

Deputy Commissioner of Police Nupur Sharma said the accused, who lives in east Delhi’s Shahdara, was absconding. Sharma said that Adil has a criminal record and has three-four cases of auto lifting registered against him. The victim’s father Girwan Singh, 50, told IANS that she had

Enforce laws to curb illegal channels, bad content: Naidu content across the border for Afghanistan-Pakistan region by the end of next month.

The minister was addressing a meeting here to review the functioning of the media units under his ministry in the union territories (UTs). The minister urged the UTs to appoint nodal officers who can assist the district magistrates to curb broadcast of unauthorised

channels. “Naidu stressed upon the need to ensure effective implementation of Cable TV Act in order to restrict airing of objectionable content and unauthorised channels,” an official release said. However, he did not elaborate on what constitutes objectionable content.

With regard to unauthorised channels, the comments come in the backdrop of

reports of Pakistani channels being aired illegally in Jammu and Kashmir in May. Naidu had then asked the state government to stop their transmission.

Addressing the meeting, the minister also pitched for identifying publications which do not publish anything but submit official documents only for availing government advertisements.

New Delhi, Jul 6 (PTI): The New Delhi Television Limited (NDTV) and its promoters today sought a stay in the Delhi High Court on the CBI’s investigation proceedings and quashing of an FIR against them over alleged defrauding of a bank.

The NDTV and RRPR Holdings Private Limited filed a petition to this effect in the high court, which asked the CBI to file a status report regarding its ongoing probe in the matter.

Justice Vinod Goel, who did not issue a notice today on the plea, directed the agency to file the status report on its probe against NDTV, RRPR and the promoters by September 21, the next date of hearing.

The FIR has been lodged by CBI against the firms and NDTV cofounders Prannoy Roy and his wife Radhika Roy for allegedly causing losses to the ICICI Bank for over Rs 48 crore.

Indefinite shutdown to continue: GJM

Ko l k ata , J u l 6 (IANS): The indefinite shutdown in north Bengal hills to press for a separate Gorkhaland state will continue, the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) announced on Thursday, accusing the administration in Jalpaiguri and Siliguri of blocking supplies of essential items to the troubled region.

“The strike will continue and the next meeting

S r i nag a r , J u l 6 (Agencies): A Kashmiri army man deserted his unit during night and fled away with an AK 47 rifle and ammunition in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district, sources said.

They said that the soldier, Zahoor Ahmad Thakur of 173 Territorial Army, fled from his unit in Gantmulla area of the district during the night.

Thakur is a resident of Pulwama district in south Kashmir. Sources said that a manhunt has been launched

Zahoor Ahmad (File photo)

to nab him.

Several policemen have deserted their posts and joined militant ranks in past couple of years in the valley.

However, the intention behind Thakur’s desertion was not immediately known.

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will be on July 18,” GJM’s Assistant General Secretary Binay Tamang told IANS. Tamang said essential commodities like medicines are exempt from the shutdown, which continued for the 22nd day.

He claimed that “the district authorities in Siliguri and Jalpaiguri are blocking (passage of) essential items to Darjeeling and Sikkim”.

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gone to buy Maggi noodles from a nearby bakery when she was attacked.

Singh said Adil stabbed his daughter six or seven times before fleeing from the spot. A neighbour, Piyush Sharma, 12, said he saw Adil attacking the woman.

“She was coming back with Maggi when he came from behind and stabbed her in the neck,” said Sharma, who had come out to fly kites with two of his friends at the time.

He said the woman ran into a nearby photo studio for help but there was no one inside and Adil followed her into the shop. He said the victim’s fingers were cut as she tried to save herself from the attacker.

She was taken to Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital where she died early on Thursday.

The father said Adil used to follow his daughter and they had complained to the police three months ago.

He said Adil had suddenly disappeared after they complained to the police.

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INCOME= RS. 5500 TO 35500 P.M WITH BONUSES & PROMOTION! FIRST COME FIRST SERVE! WALK IN INTERVIEW WITH BIO-DATA! CONTACT :DIMAPUR = 9615828074 KOHIMA = 9615138556 PHEK = 7085287559 TUENSANG = 7085659135 JALUKIE = 9856239676 WOKHA = 8131865116 JALUKIE = 8575308295

WANTED

GRADUATE / UNDER GRADUATE FRESHERS

For a leading MNC As Travel Consultants Excellent English Communications & Computer usage skills must Contact Ashish - 09811909069

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LAND FOR SALE

70 x 80 sq. ft.

Rs. 27 Lakhs (Nego) Contact : 7085470878

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LAND FOR SALE 100 x 105 sq. ft. Rs. 25 Lakhs Next to New D.C Office, Chumukedima Only genuine buyers.

Contact : 8413031858

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COOK WANTED for a Private Hostel at Kohima

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LAND FOR SALE Location : Bamunpukhuri-B, Behind Bamunpukhuri-B Govt. Middle School.

Price : Rs. 105 per sq. ft.

Area : Plots available from Rs. 2.10 Lakhs onwards (Any Size) # 8974509536/8974558901 No Broker Please

4900 sq. ft. with House (Assam Type) (1 Kitchen & 5 Rooms) Price : Rs. 40 Lakhs (Negotiable) at Purana Bazar, Model Colony No Broker Contact : 8732009606

Near Pranab Women's College

Location : 7th Mile, Pimla Village (New Railway Station Dimapur, Opp. Assam Rifle Training Centre) 25 Puras Price : 1 Pura (6 Lakhs) Terms & Condition For Army personnel only (In Service or Pensioner) Contact : 9651182915/8794587607/8131886727

Sellers may please contact M-No : 7423820241

VACANCY

* Front Office Associate * House Keeping Attendants Kindly come for interview along with your resume and passport photo.

Interview Date : 7 th July (Friday) 10 am onward Contact : 7005657813

Hotel Grand Tizu

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Circular Road, Notun Bosti (near Metro Hospital) Dimapur - 797112

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Genuine buyers only Contact : 9436871336

LAND FOR SALE

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Toulazouma

Measuring 100 x 200 Price : Rs 25,00,000/-

Contact : 7085240353/7005474050

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Measuring Approximately 4 Bighas Burma Camp, Jasokie Colony (Municipal Area) Rs. 350/- per sq. ft. Negotiable for genuine customer.

No broker please Contact No : 09612109915

LAND FOR SALE

Looking for a Dumper Truck, 2014 model or newer.

URGENTLY REQUIRED

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LAND FOR SALE

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WANTED DUMPER TRUCK

ON JOB TRAINING

10+2 pass (male) free fooding & lodging STIPEND Rs. 5000/- PM + Daily Incentives.

After training Rs. 50,000/- Rs. 85,000/- p.m.

Contact : ASU-MAX, Naga Shopping Arcade-OB-10 Dimapur - (03862)227834 between 10 A.M 2 P.M

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Model : 2009 Assam Registration All paper up to date Including N.O.C Tip Top Condition Price : 1.35 Lakhs (Negotiable) Contact : 7005855526

Area : Plots available from 5 Lakhs Contact : 8119988333 9089895104 DP-6894

ZONE

Age : 0–16 years City Tower, Opp. KFC, Dimapur DP-6957 (B)

BENREU STUDENTS’ UNION NAGALAND NOTIFIES The Benreu Students Union Nagaland notifies all well wishers and members that the date for Benreu Students Union Nagaland Raffle Draw cum Penalty Shootout scheduled on the 24 th of June 2017 has been postponed and rescheduled to 12 Aug. 2017.

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I, Esther Swu am applying for duplicate copy of N U Registration Card as I have lost it.

Name: Esther Swu F/Name: S.Ghunakha Swu Regd. No. 16010168 of 2016 University: NU K-2194

LOST NOTICE

I, Ketholenuo Josephine Lhouyase, am applying for duplicate copy of Class 10 Marksheet, Pass Certificate, C .R Book, Schedule Tribe, Schedule Caste as I have lost them.

Name: Ketholenuo Josephine Lhouyase F/Name: Late Kedukhrielie Roll. No. 422488 School : Little Flower Hr. Sec. School, Kohima K-2189

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Regd. NL 01 Colour : Silver Price : 1.65/Slightly Negotiable Contact : 9856163238 DMP (Genuine buyers only)

CHEVROLET U-VA (LT)

No Broker

LAND FOR SALE Land for Sale - Dimapur Location : Padumpukhuri near Highway

LAND FOR SALE

LAND WITH COMMERCIAL BUILDING AT PARAMEDICAL NEAR NATIONAL HIGHWAY Area: 60 x 160 CONTACT: 9612808404

Area : 2408 sq. metre Price : 350 per sq. ft.

Genuine buyers contact : 7005132966

Ph. No. : 8257835961/8132908305

OFF

New Arrivals

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ALTO STD (2009)

URGENT SALE

FOR SALE

Location : Naharbari

(5 Mints walk from the Highway)

D.C Court Junction Dimapur

50% KIDS

•Wedding Gowns• Shoes •Jewellery• Accessories • Coloured Gowns • Bouquets

Opp. Mahindra Showroom, Dimapur.

PARAMEDICAL

Laboratory, Physiotherapy, Radiography, (Nursing / Pharmacy) Assistant, I P M T, B S S , G o v t . o f India, Lower Lachumiere, Shillong - 09864171488 / 07635821204.

FLAT

ZENA BRIDAL SALON

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CAR FOR URGENT SALE

Assam Regd (IND) Two Keys All papers upto date including N.O.C Tip Top Condition Price : 1.87 Lakhs (Nego) Contact : 8256915396

URGENT LAND FOR SALE BURMA CAMP with Brick Wall Ring Well & Toilet Measuring 100 x 100 sq. ft.

Price : Rs. 30,00,000/Negotiable Genuine buyers only Contact : 7005403949

LAND FOR SALE

A-One Driving Corner

ADMISSION

ANM (Nursing), INC recognised, 10+2 Any stream, DMLT (Laboratory Technician), 10+2 Science, SSUHS Affiliated, DME Recognised NEPEDS, Guwahati #07635821204 /09864171488.

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Model : 2014 June Sony Music System Very Good Condition Price : Rs. 2.70 (Nego) Phone No : 9856053270

KAKURO

FOR SALE

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ALTO-800 LXI

Su doku

Model: 2009 Colour: Green Contact No: 7085052007 (Dimapur) ALTO LXI (2009)

FOR SALE

Crossword

FOR SALE

at NEW SHOWUBA (Foot Hill Road 2nd Row) 8 Bighas @ Rs. 100/ Sq. Ft. (Slightly Negotiable) Contact No : 91+8730033664 91+9862586625 DP-6878

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“Almost one year on since the EU referendum, the UK continues to attract record levels of inward investment and remains extremely attractive to foreign investors,” said Dr Liam Fox, Minister for International Trade.

“As an international economic department, we continue to promote the strengths of the UK as a great inward investment destination, with an open, liberal economy, world-class talent and business-friendly taxation,” he said.

Figures published by the Department for International Trade revealed that the UK attracted more Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) projects than ever before for 2016-17.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, july 7, 2017

LOST NOTICE

I, Y. Tharila Yimchunger am applying for duplicate CBSE Admit Card & Mark Sheet as I have lost them.

Name : Y. Tharila Yimchunger F/Name : Yotsumong Yimchunger M/Name : Tsucham D.O.B : 18/09/1999 Roll No : 3145747 Regd. No. : G217053050027 School 05305 : JNV Yakukie, Nagaland S.No : SRG13187 Session 2015-16 Contact No : 8730926820

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Ph No. : 9856300546

BOLERO SLX

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AS-02 (Silky Silver) with N.O.C Price : 1.95

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ALTO LXI (2008)

Contact : 9856313752

LAND FOR SALE

LEARN DRIVING KOHIMA Contact : 9615562483

DC-1623

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FOR SALE

Model : 2011, Km : 45,000 NL01 Regd. White Colour Price : 5,40,000

Contact : 8575788736 8132862356

India has slipped by one spot to become the fourthlargest foreign investor into the UK, according to the official figures released here today.

The US remains on the top, investing in 577 projects in the UK, with China (including Hong Kong) remaining in second place with 160 projects.

India set up 127 new projects in Britain last year and safeguarded 7,645 existing jobs as a result and created 3,999 new jobs in 2016-17, it said.

However, it lost its position as the third largest investor in the UK to France which set up 131 projects last year, according to the data.

India shares the fourth spot with Australia and New Zealand, which also set up

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FOR SALE

Maruti Alto LXI 2007 Model Excellent Condition.

Colour : Blue, 58,000 KM. Price : 1,65,000 Contact No : 9856617546

SCORPIO VLX

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Good condition Price : Negotiable Contact No : 8575957178

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SWIFT VDI 2007

GALAXY DRIVING INSTITUTE Near West Police Station ADMISSION GOING ON

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FOR SALE FOR SALE

tween its complexity and its income, which researchers suggest is the harbinger of slower growth,” the research said.

The growth projections still have China growing above the world average, though at 4.4 per cent annually for the coming decade, the slowdown relative to the current growth trend is significant, it added.

The growth projections are based on measures of each country’s economic complexity, which captures the diversity and sophistication of the productive capabilities embedded in its exports and the ease with which it could further diversify by expanding those capabilities.

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of advanced economies, though not uniformly. The projections are optimistic about new growth hubs in East Africa and new segments of Southeast Asia, led by Indonesia and Vietnam.

Researchers attribute India’s rapid growth prospects to the fact that it is particularly well positioned to continue diversifying into new areas, given the capabilities accumulated to date.

“India has made inroads in diversifying its export base to include more complex sectors, such as chemicals, vehicles, and certain electronics,” it said.

The new data reveals a decline in China’s exports. China’s economic complexity ranking also falls four spots for the first time since the global financial crisis.

“China’s rapid growth rate over the past decade has narrowed the gap be-

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New York, Jul 6 (PTI): India will be the base to the economic pole of global growth over the coming decade with a 7.7 per cent growth rate annually, remaining ahead of China, according to a Harvard University research.

The study also warns of a continued slowdown in global growth over the coming decade. India and Uganda top the list of the fastest growing economies to 2025, at 7.7 per cent annually.

“The economic pole of global g rowth has moved over the past few years from China to neighbouring India, where it is likely to stay over the coming decade,” new growth projections presented by researchers at Center for International Development at Harvard University (CID) said.

Growth in emerging markets is predicted to continue to outpace that

Mumbai, Jul 6 (PTI): The Sensex today rallied 124 points to end at a new peak of 31,369 in anticipation of positive quarterly earnings that are set to roll in later this month.

A trouble-free GST launch is giving market additional strength.

The minutes of the US Federal Reserve meeting on June 13 -14 showed that there is no consensus among policymakers over inflation outlook and the pace of any interest rate increase going ahead.

After a strong opening, the BSE 30-share index hit 31,460.70 intra-day, before closing at an alltime high of 31,369.34, up 123.78 points, or 0.40 per cent. The previous record closing was 31,311.57 on June 19.

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India to be base to economic pole of global growth: Harvard

business Sensex ends at India slips to be 4th new record on largest investor into UK earnings hopes London, Jul 6 (PTI): 127 projects collectively.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, july 7, 2017

US warns N Korea of using military force

Nikki Haley

area of trade,” she said, adding that she had spoken with President Donald Trump about the issue.

Calling out on China, Haley said much of the burden of enforcing UN sanctions against North Korea rests with Beijing as 90 per cent of trade with North Korea is from China.

While she said the US will work with China, at the same time she warned that some countries are allowing and “even encouraging” trade with North Korea in violation of UN Security Council resolutions.

“Such countries would also like to continue their trade arrangements with the United States. That’s not going to happen. Our attitude on trade changes when countries do not take international security threats seriously,” she said.

Haley also blasted China and Russia for not joining hands with the international community in their efforts to combat the North Korean threat, saying the regime of Kim Jong Un has not and will not listen to anything Beijing and Moscow will say.

“And so it’s time that we all stand together and say we will not put up with this action. To sit there and oppose sanctions, or to sit there and go in defiance of a new resolution means you’re holding the hands of Kim Jong Un,” she added.

Haley also warned that in the coming days, the US will bring before the Security Council a resolution that raises the international response in a way that is “proportionate” to North Korea’s “new escalation”.

Without giving details of the resolution, Haley said if the international community is unified, it can cut off the major sources of hard currency to the North Korean regime.

“We can restrict the flow of oil to their military and their weapons programmes. We can increase air and maritime restrictions. We can hold senior regime officials accountable,” she said, warning that the US will take action not just against North Korea but “will look at any country that chooses to do business with this outlaw regime. We will not have patience for stalling or talking our way down to a watered-down resolution”.

Pak concerned over sale of advanced weapons to India I s l a m a ba d, J u l 6 (PTI): Pakistan Thursday expressed concern over the reported sale of advanced weapons to India by some countries, saying it would undermine the strategic balance in the region.

“Pakistan will continue to raise its voice at the international fora which should objectively assess its actions and policies towards South Asian region,” Foreign Office spokesperson Nafees Zakaria said at his weekly media briefing.

His comments came amid reports that the US has cleared the sale of predator Guardian drones to India. Zakaria said Pakistan was alive toward the issue of its national security which would be safeguarded at every cost.

He also rejected allegations about presence of the Haqqani network in Pakistan and said that it was just “rhetoric” and effort to shift blame on his country.

“The killing of a number of commanders of Haqqani network in Afghanistan clearly indicate that the group is based in Afghanistan and not operating from Pakistan,” he said. He also claimed that in Pakistan there was no organised presence of any terror outfit like the Taliban, Jamaat-ul Ahrar, IS and Al-Qaeda.

‘Atmosphere not right’ for a Xi-Modi meet: China

Beijing, Jul 6 (PTI): China today said the “atmosphere” was “not right” for a bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Hamburg, amidst a standoff between the armies of the two countries in the Sikkim section.

The “atmosphere is not right” for a bilateral meeting between President Xi and Prime Minister Modi, Chinese Foreign Ministry officials said ahead of the G20 Summit in the German city

of Hamburg from tomorrow.

However, Indian sources in New Delhi said a meeting of BRICS leaders will take place on the sidelines of G20 summit tomorrow which is expected to have the presence of, among others, Modi and Xi, suggesting that there was no bilateral meeting between the two leaders scheduled in Hamburg. China and India have been engaged in a standoff in the Dokalam area near the Bhutan tri-junction for the past three weeks after a

Chinese Army’s construction party attempted to build a road. Doka La is the Indian name for the region which Bhutan recognises as Dokalam, while China claims it as part of its Donglang region.

There were reports that Modi and Xi may meet on the sidelines of the G20 Summit to resolve the standoff. Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Geng Shuang expressed hope that “India can immediately withdraw the border troops to the Indian side of the

boundary to uphold the peace tranquillity of the China and India border areas”.

“I think this is the precondition for any meaningful peace talks between the two sides,” he told a media briefing here when asked about the meeting between Modi and Xi on the sidelines of the G20 summit.

Geng, however, said the BRICS leaders meeting which will be attended by Modi and Xi will take place on the sidelines of the summit tomorrow.

OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL

JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA, KOHIMA

NO. DDK/KOH/HOP/2(4)2017/18

Dated Kohima the 6th July 2017

NOTICE

Tenders are invited from the Registered Firms for hiring of Vehicles by Doordarshan Kendra, Kohima. Hence, those who have Registered Firms may contact, Transport Officer/ Section, Doordarshan Kendra near Jotsoma Science College, Kohima for details from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm on working days.

The last date of submission of tender is 11th July 2017 (Tuesday) till 5:00 pm.

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United Nations, Jul 6 (PTI): The US Thursday warned of using military force in response to North Korea’s “reckless” launch of a ballistic missile and blasted China and Russia for “holding the hands” of the reclusive nation’s “vicious dictator” Kim Jong Un. “It is a dark day because yesterday’s actions by North Korea made the world a more dangerous place. Their illegal missile launch was not only dangerous, but reckless and irresponsible. It showed that North Korea does not want to be part of a peaceful world,” US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley said at an emergency Security Council meeting here yesterday following the launch of the intercontinental ballistic missile by North Korea.

The device, launched yesterday, was capable of reaching Alaska, and the Korean Central News Agency quoted leader Kim JongUn as saying the confrontation with the US had entered the “final stage”.

Indian-American Haley warned that the US “is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities” to defend itself and its allies.

“One of our capabilities lies with our considerable military forces. We will use them if we must, but we prefer not to have to go in that direction. We have other methods of addressing those who threaten us and of addressing those who supply the threats. We have great capabilities in the

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The following selected students are directed to collect the Admission Form from this Office during the Office Hours on or before 10/07/2017.

RESULT OF CLASS VI 2017-18 (ROLL NUMBER OF QUALIFIED CANDIDATES) A00001 A00004 B00007 D00012 D00014 D00018 D00021 D00023 D00025 D00027 D00028 H00033 H00034 H00037 L00058 L00064 L00071 L00072 L00073 L00076 L00078 L00080 L00081 L00082 L00087 L00095 M00102 M00103 P00106 P00109 P00111 P00117 P00133 P00141 P00144 P00147 P00148 L00201 L00202 L00206 L00211 L00214 L00227 L00231 P00236 P00246 P00251 SdPrincipal DC-1613

COACHING at CHUMUKEDIMA (Near Mount Mary College) Block-III, Chumukedima

For Class 10 & 12 (Arts)

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RELIANCE COACHING INSTITUTE

Ph. No : 8014815531/8014573363

KASHIRAM ROAD (NEAR SUB-JAIL). DIMAPUR-797112, NAGALAND P 03862 248722 / 248288 E emcdimapur@gmail.com W www.edenmedicalcentre.org

VACANCY

Vacancy available for GNM with minimum experience of 1(one) year for ICU and Ward.

Interview for all candidates will be held on 13th July 2017 at 11 am.

Please contact : 8575201366 (Nursing Superintendent) DP-6964

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PERI

VJ'S COACHING CENTRE D.C Court Road, Duncan : Dimapur Estd-2000

ADMISSION GOING ON  Offers Intensive Coaching for the Repeaters of  Class-X/XII-Arts/ XII-Com/XII-Sci for Improvement & Repeaters  Hostel attached for both Boys and Girls (separately)

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PINNACLE EDUCATION & RESEARCH INSTITUTE Montessori, Pre-Primary and Primary Teachers Training Institute (An ISO 9001:2008 Certificate Institute) Capital Tution Centre, Near T.CP Gate Below UCO Bank Kohima ADMISSION OPEN FOR 6th BATCH ! s Internationally recognized se ay s a rd Montessori & Nursery Teachers Training Courses Cl atu l ia S (I) Advanced Diploma (1yr) (II) Diploma (6months) ec ry Sp eve (III) Certificate Course (3 months) n o Eligibility :- (10+2) passed or equivalent K-2128 Call : 8118925102, 8794077182, 9089958990

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Infotainment

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, July 7, 2017

Tangerine Queen! opens Highland Spring factory in Scotland

Niuland Area Sumi Totimi Hoho cultural programme T

Participants at the cultural programme on Wednesday.

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s part of its Tuluni celebrations, the Niuland Area Sumi Totimi Hoho (NASTH) organised a cultural programme on June 5 at Niuland public ground, graced by kilonser, natural resources FGN, Phutoi Jimomi as chief guest.

On the occasion, several villages under Niuland

took part in the cultural competition that was held under three categories namely Itsa, Akupuxa and Thigale.

Results of the competition are: Itsa- 1st Niuland town, 2nd Zuheshe village; Akupuxa- 1st Hakhizhe village, 2nd Hovishe village; Thighale- 1st Hovishe village, 2nd Niuland

town and 3rd Hakhizhe village.

Meanwhile, president of Niuland Area Sumi Totimi Hoho, Khetoli Aye and general secretary Iholi Kappo have extended gratitude and appreciation to the GBs, church leaders, well wishers and participants for making the programme a success.

he Queen wore a jaunty orange number today to officially open a new factory building for the UK’s top producer of bottled water.

The 91-year-old monarch was presented with a specially-labelled bottle of Highland Spring water she helped make after pressing the button to start the new production line.

The commemorative bottles have a crown on the thistle logo and the slogan ‘Specially selected for Her Majesty the Queen’.

Producing more than 20 bottles per second, the new production line is the fastest of its type in the UK and is part of a £30 million factory extension.

The royal arrived at the factory in Blackford, Perth and Kinross, to the sounds of a piper and was met by the Lord Lieutenant of Perth and Kinross Brigadier Melville Jameson, the firm’s owner His Excellency Mohammed Mahdi Al-tajir and chief executive

rector Bryan McCluskey showed the Queen around the factory and explained the bottling process, describing the visit as an ‘enormous honour’.

He said: ‘Having the longest-reigning monarch coming to see the fastest bottling line in the UK was amazing. She was really interested and could quote some of the statistics she had heard.

‘She was ver y impressed with the new bottle design and we presented one of the new bottles to her which she had effectively made.’

She was also presented with a silk scarf in Highland Spring tartan.

Les Montgomery.

Mr Montgomery showed the Queen the source of the water in the Ochil Hills from a viewing balcony before she was given a tour of the bottling hall, met staff and workers, and unveiled a plaque to mark her visit.

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FELICITATION

Kohima Exotic School of Cooking

COURSES DATE TIMING Dessert 10th to 15th July 9 to 12 pm th th Baking 10 to 15 July 1 to 4 pm TN Building, Serϋvocie Naga Hospital Road # 97743-16235

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REN CREAMY CREATION’S

BAKING CLASS

DESSERT CLASS

9:00 AM – 12:00 NOON

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

ADDRESS : KUDA ‘C’ KHEL, DIMAPUR NAGALAND DATE :- 10th July to 15th July, 2017.

PH.NO. 8119049888

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OFFICE OF THE

VILLAGE COUNCIL SEITHEKE BASA

Tamkoang College Students' Union congratulates Miss. C. Mary Konyak, daughter of Shri. Chihba Konyak for successfully clearing the prestigious Indian Institution of Technology Joint Entrance Examination (IITJEE) 2017. The Union wishes her success in all her future endeavours.

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DIST. DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

Mr. Jepiho Awomi & Mrs. Medolenuo Awomi We the Seitheke Basa Village Dimapur, acknowledge and appreciate Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Nagaland for his kind consent for allotting relief fund on account of protection of Hanging Bridge on CHATHE RIVER with is 540 feet long, on which students and surrounding villagers pass by for their daily needs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Chairman Village Council, Seitheke Basa

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OFFICE OF THE

MERANGKONG STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATION

(07.07.1992 – 07.07.2017)

Happy Silver Anniversary Papa and Mummy With lots of love,

Vikani, Jevika & Kaito

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The Merangkong Students' Union with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Imsusenla Imsong, D/o Mr Ladongnungsang & Mrs Moatula for her achievement on being awarded the Gold Medal for Academic Excellence by securing 1st Position in the final examination of Master of Arts (Journalism and Mass Communication) from A.P Goyal Shimla University, Himachal Pradesh.

The Union further wishes her all the best in her future endeavours.

The first Konyak Village Council Chairmen and Village Development Board Secretaries seminar organized by Executive Secretary Rev. M. Chemyuh and staff of Konyak Baptist Bumeinok Bangjüm (KBBB) from 29th to 31st May 2017 with "Authorities are from God" (Wanglamlam pulan-a Kahwang mepu) at Mission Centre Mon with Dr. (Ms) Achan Mungleng. Topics: ("Democratic types of Leadership") Rev. Dr. Chingmak Chang. ("Good Governance and Development") Rev. Dr. Pongshing, ("Authorities are from God") Rev. M. Tonlong Pastor, KBCD ("Governing In Justice") Peihwang, Edn. & Literature Secy. KBBB. (Village Council Act and Customary Practices) as the Resource Persons & Speakers. And Rev. T. Honlong, Principal, MTC, Mrs. Ashim, District Chaplain lead the morning devotion and Deputy Commissioner Mon, W. Honje Konyak, and President, Konyak. Union, S. Manlip Konyak, addressed the exhortation. And Rev. Tahlem, Evangelist, Rev. L. Metjen, Finance Secy. Mrs. Liya, Women Secy. Mrs. Lemya, Evangelist, W. Threiwang, VP. MTC, Wangchah, Youth Secy. Rev. S. Yinthao, Pastor, Rev. E. Yeangphong, Church & Evangelism Secy. Langpho Evangelist, Apang, Lecturer, MTC. Ms. Manai, Youth Director, KBCM, and Ms. Among those who took part in the programme.

The President of Konyak Village Councils' Union (KVCU) PM. Nockpai Konyak stated that the purpose of the Seminar was strong relationship within Church and Village Administration with the presence of God and also VCC & VDB Secretaries are joint hand for better "Governing In Justice" starting from the grass root level (Village) for the welfare of the peoples of Konyak Community, And on behalf of 125 Villages, Chairmen and VDB Secretaries have appreciate the programme organized by Executive Secretary, KBBB and Staff of difference fields of KBBB. And release thanks to those who took part in the programme for giving us precious words and valuable times. May God blessed each and every one of them and hope that we are always ready to support and help each other even for the coming days and years to come.

PM. NOCKPAI KONYAK, President, Konyak Village Councils' Union, Mon Dist.

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MERANGKONG SENSO TELONGJEM, KOHIMA FELICITATION

The Merangkong Senso Telongjem Kohima proudly felicitates and extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Imsusenla Imsong, D/o Mr. Ladongnungsang & Mrs. Moatula for her achievement on being awarded the Gold Medal for Academic Excellence by securing 1st position in the final examination of Master of Arts (Journalism and Mass Communication) from A.P Goyal Shimla University, Himachal Pradesh.

The Telongjem wish her all the best in her endeavours and a bright future.

M.Takutemsu Kilangyanger President, MSTK Secretary, MSTK

OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT

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9th Bn. Indo-Tibetan Border Police Government of India Ministry of Home Affairs C/O 99 APO, Pin-934409

Notice Inviting e-Tender

OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT

The Commandant, ITB Police Force, Lohitpur District Lohit (Arunachal Pradesh) invites on behalf of the President of India online item rate bids on two bid system for the following work.

N.I.T./TS NO.2688-89 & Date 16.05.17

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With immense pride and honour, we the Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. C. Mary Konyak, D/o Shri. Chihba Konyak and Shepe Konyak for securing 91% in 12th CBSE Board (Science Stream) and for clearing JEE Advanced (IIT).

The Union is proud for your prestigious achievement and for bringing pride to the village. TSU further wishes success in your future endeavour.

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SL beat Zimbabwe by 8 wickets in 3rd ODI NFR teams shine in inter

Dickwella and Gunathilaka slammed tons in an opening stand of 229.

229-run opening stand between Dickwella (102) and Gunathilaka (116) to canter home in 47.2 overs and earn a 2-1 lead in the five-match series.

The left-handed batting duo got their maiden ODI hundreds to overshadow Zimbabwe opener Hamilton Masakadza´s sparkling 111 in the visi-

tors´ 310-8 after being put into bat first.

While wicketkeeperbatsman Dickwella hit 14 boundaries during his stay, Gunathilaka smashed 15 fours and a six to flay the Zimbabwe attack at the Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium.

Off-spinner Malcolm Waller got Dickwella

Manpreet wins 1st gold for India; Gowda gets bronze

Bhubaneswar, Jul 6 (PTI): India opened their account with women’s shot putter Manpreet Kaur grabbing the gold medal with a throw of 18.28m on the opening day of the 22nd Asian Athletics Championships.

Manpreet also qualified for the World Champi-

onship in London by virtue of being Asian Champion.

Seasoned Vikas Gowda, a last minute entry into the squad, won bronze medal in the men’s discus throw event.

Manpreet, who turned 27 today, upstaged defending champion Chinese Guo Tianqian to give herself a

Man United agree £75m Romelu Lukaku fee London , J u l 6 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : M a n chester United have agreed a £75 million deal to sign Romelu Lukaku from Everton.

U n i t e d h ave a l s o stopped negotiations with Real Madrid over Alvaro Morata after the Spanish side refused to drop their asking price.

They are hopeful a deal for Lukaku can be completed in time for the Belgium striker to be in the squad that departs for the preseason tour of the United States on Sunday.

The agreement with Everton does not involve

Wayne Rooney heading the opposite way.

However, negotiations are set to continue between United and Everton to take the 31-year-old back to Goodison Park.

United had been led to believe Lukaku favoured a return to Chelsea and that a deal to take the Belgian back to Stamford Bridge had, at one stage, been close.

The club had also baulked at Everton’s valuation of £100m and were convinced Real Madrid striker Alvaro Morata would cost significantly less.

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"FOR IF WE LIVE, WE LIVE TO THE LORD; AND IF WE DIE, WE DIE TO THE LORD. THEREFORE, WHETHER WE LIVE OR DIE, WE ARE THE LORD'S." Rom 14:8

Bhubaneswar, Jul 6 (IANS): The Odisha government on Thursday signed an expression of intent with the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) and the Athletics Federation of India (AFI) for the establishment of a High Performance Academy at the Kalinga Stadium here.

The academy will have a professional environment and approach to athletics and field events to provide excellent coaching and integrated support services to develop athletes into champion performers.

“This initiative today will be a giant leap to realise our dream of producing Olympic medallists for the country and for Odisha in particular,” Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik told reporters.

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Mathews has been fined 20 per cent of his match fee, while his players have received 10 per cent fines.

Sri Lanka has been fined for maintaining a slow over-rate against Zimbabwe during the third One-Day International in Hambantota on Thursday.

Chris Broad of the Emirates Elite Panel of ICC Match Referees imposed the fine after Angelo Mathews’ side was ruled to be one over short of its target when time allowances were taken into consideration.

Northeast Frontier Railway women’s table tennis team with coach.

Dimapur, Jul 6 (NPN): The women’s table tennis team of Northeast Frontier Railway comprising of Takeme Sarkar, Sagarika Mukharjee, Anushka Dutta, Sukanya Bose and Tanaya Dutta became champion in the 65th All India Railway Table Tennis Championship held at Raebareli, UP from July 3. The team won all the matches played during the team championship

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of Lt. M. Teka Jamir (Chuchuyimlang)

1st Thessalonians 4:16

For the God himself shall descend from heaven and the death in Christ Shall rise first.

of the tournament.

They beat South Easter n Railway (Kolkata) 3-0, Metro Railway (Kolkata) 3-1, Western Railway (Mumbai) 3-0, Central Railway (Mumbai) 3-0 and Eastern Railway (Kolkata) 3-0 to become overall winner of the team championship.

In the recently concluded All India Railway Power lifting Champion-

ship which was held at Bilaspur, Amit Kumar of North Frontier Railway won the silver medal in the 93 kg weight category.

Nikhil Dihingia also from NFR won the bronz medal in the same category.

In the women’s category, Arannyni Gogoi won bronz medal in the 63 kg while M.Rajeswari won bronze medal in the 47 kg category.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY LT. MECHIMVU KOZA

Dearest Daddy, It seems like yesterday that you have left us. But not even a day has passed by without your memories.

Because you always hold on in our hearts and live on in the kindness we shared.

“We miss you dad”

7.7.2008 – 7.7.2017

We remember and miss you Dearly with silent tears and prayers.

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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY The day you went away.

They say time's a healer, but as time goes by We find it just so hard to face the fact that you've gone.

You'll never be forgotten.

And every time we shed a tear it's because We love you and miss you, wish you were still here.

We'll always remember you Your loving family members wife & children

Born :11/05/1995 – Died : 03/07/2017 I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.

(2nd Timothy 4:7)

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31/12/1928 – 02-07-2017 WE THE BEREAVED FAMILY OF LATE H. MAO WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS OUR PROFOUND GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION TO ALL INDIVIDUALS, WELL WISHERS, FRIENDS, ORGANISATIONS AND CHURCHES, FOR YOUR GOOD GESTURE OF PHYSICAL PRESENCE, PRAYER, MORAL AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND, IN KIND AS WELL, THROUGHOUT THE PROLONGED ILLNESS AND DEMISE. WE REGRET OUR INABILITY TO THANK EACH OF YOU PERSONALLY BUT WE PRAY FOR ALMIGHTY GOD'S BLESSING UPON EACH OF YOU. DP-6078

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effort of 18.86, In China.

However, in the men’s discus throw, Vikas Gowda failed to defend his title but grabbed a bronze with a best effort of 60.81m. Gowda’s long-time nemesis at the Asian circuit, Ehsan Haddadi of Iran took the gold with a best throw of 64.54m while Malaysia’s Muhammad Irfan won the silver with 60.96m.

Earlier, Manpreet, who returned to the circuit last year after taking some time off due to the birth of her first child, said she was happy to have crossed the 18m mark.

Gowda, who turned 34 yesterday, also briefly draped himself in tri-colour, posing for the shutterbugs, acknowledging the cheers from the crowd.

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Manpreet Kaur won gold medal with a throw of 18.28m.

perfect birthday gift at the packed Kalinga Stadium.

Tianqian took the silver with a best throw of 17.91m while Aya Ota of Japan got the bronze with 15.45m.

Manpreet though was expected to win the gold today as her 18.86m at Asian Grand Prix in Jianhua (China) was the season’s best in the field of eight, in absence world No 4 Gong Lijiao of China (19.56m).

The Asian Championships winner get an automatic berth for the World Championships to be held in London next month but Manpreet, who originally hails from a village near Patiala in Punjab, had already qualified for the global flagship event with her own national record-improving

two wickets each.

Sean Williams contributed with a gutsy 43 while cameos from wicketkeeper-batsman Peter Moor (24) and Sikandar Raza (25 not out) helped Zimbabwe cross the 300run mark.

The action now shifts to the fourth ODI on Saturday at the same venue.

Through this column, we convey our heartfelt and sincere gratitude to those who stood and supported us in various ways and comforted us during the illness and at the demise of our beloved Lt. Sulanbeni Kikon. Your prayer and support have been a constant source of hope during our difficult time.

Our special thanks goes to:1. Wokha Village Baptist Church 2. Doctors, staff & nurses of MMH & NHAK 3. Dr. Zubon Humtsoe, Life Care Clinic 4. Shri. Y.M. Humtsoe, Kohima 5. Kohima Wokhae Ekhung 6. Kohima Wokhae Randan Khumshum 7. Blood Donors 8. Miss. Lothunglo Kikon (Lab Technician MMH) 9. Kikon Yankho Wopanden 10. ‘D’ Khel Youth Organization 11. Friends and well wishers.

May Almighty God bless you abundantly.

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HAMBANTOTA, Jul 6 (Agencies): Openers Niroshan Dickwella and Danushka Gunathilaka hit sublime centuries to help Sri Lanka humble Zimbabwe by eight wickets in the third one-day international in Hambantota on Thursday.

Chasing 311 for victory, the hosts rode on a

trudging back to the pavilion and left-arm orthodox Sean Williams cleaned up Gunathilaka in an otherwise disappointing show by the Zimbabwe bowlers.

Upul Tharanga (44) and Kusal Mendis (28) then steered the team home with an unbeaten 75-run stand as the batting duo survived a dropped catch each as fielding lapses also hurt the visitors.

Earlier Masakadza put on a crucial 127-run partnership for the second wicket with Tarisai Musakanda (48) before Sri Lankan bowlers struck back to check Zimbabwe´s surge.

Masakadza´s 98-ball knock, laced with 15 fours and a six, had Zimbabwe eyeing 350-plus at one point before a middleorder collapse pulled them back.

Teenage leg-spinner Wanindu Hasaranga, who took a hat-trick on his ODI debut in the second match in Galle, and paceman Asela Gunaratne grabbed

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LOVING FAMILY MEMBERS

LT. TSUKJEMMEREN (Khensa Village) 06-06-1927 TO 01-07-2017 We would like to express our profound heartfelt gratitude to all who stood by us and helped us physically, morally, financially, materially and with constant prayers throughout the illness and demise of our beloved father, uncle, grandfather and great-grandfather who left for his heavenly abode on 1st July 2017.

Extending our special thanks to1. Yimyu Baptist Arogo 2. Women Ministry, Yimyu Baptist Arogo 3. Youth Ministry, Yimyu Baptist Chruch 4. Khensa Village Council 5. Khensa Sensotsur Mungdang 6. Khensa Students' Union 7. Metsabaza Kidong Khensa 8. Sangyujemba Semchir Kidong 9. Sangyujemba Semchir Jalar, Khensa 10. BDO (Ongpangkong South) and Staff 11. V.D.B Khensa 12. V.D.B Association Ongpangkong (S) 13. V.D.B Association Mokokchung District 14. V.D.B Aliba 15. 28 Koridang A/C Mokokchung 16. Yajang Fellowship Mokokchung 17. Badminton Association Khensa 18. Walaksang Telok Yimyu Ward 19. Walaksang Telok Kinungtsurtem 20. Apex Telok Kulemetta We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you in person but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty GOD bless you all abundantly.

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Died : 21/06/2017 "For the Lord has chosen you to be with Him and we should feel nothing but proud. Though our pain a life time will last.

Your memory will never escape us and every precious moment shall never depart but make us thankful for the time we did have"

We the bereaved family of Late Mrs. Yeshili V Zhimomi, wife of Mr. Viyito Zhimomi would like to thank each and every individual who came and stood by us during our time of grief and sorrow. We regret our inability to thank everyone individually but we pray that the Almighty God bless each of you.

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Djokovic eases into third round

ent, striding emphatically into the third round with a 6-3 6-2 6-1 win over Cypriot Marcos Baghdatis.

The 13th-seeded looked less like his “Baby Federer” nickname and more like the Swiss maestro all grown up as he made light work of Baghdatis, a former semi-finalist at the All England Club.

Radwanska dodges upset bid from McHale

Novak Djokovic beat Adam Pavlasek in the second round of Wimbledon.

Lo n d o n, J u l 6 (Agencies): Novak Djokovic raced into the Wimbledon third round for the ninth year running, with a 6-2, 6-2, 6-1 drubbing of tournament debutant Adam Pavlasek on a sweltering Court One on Thursday.

The three-time champion was in relentless form in the 30-degree heat. He pinned his Czech opponent behind the baseline with unerring groundstrokes off both wings, moving him from side to side and forcing error after error.

Novak Djokovic beat Adam Pavlasek in the second round of Wimbledon.

Photo: Getty Images Pavlasek was playing his childhood idol and the 22-year-old, ranked 136, appeared overawed by the occasion. He rarely tested the Serbian second seed, who is looking to salvage his season after losing his

Australian and French Open crowns.

It was 30-year-old Djokovic’s first full match at this year’s championships after his first-round opponent retired hurt with the Serb leading 6-3 2-0. He will next play the winner of the clash between Argentina’s Juan Martín del Potro and Latvian Ernests Gulbis.

Earlier, Spain’s David Ferrer was on court only briefly as his opponent Steve Darcis retired injured.

Ferrer, twice a quarter-finalist at the grasscourt slam, was leading 3-0 when Belgium’s Darcis cried off with a back injury.

Darcis, who once beat Rafa Nadal at Wimbledon, is the eighth player to retire in the men’s singles at this year’s championships.

Frenchman Gael Monfils halted the British charge with a straight-sets

victory over home hope Kyle Edmund. The 15th seed was pushed hard in the first set before 50thranked Edmund wilted in the heat and Monfils moved through 7-6(1) 6-4 6-4.

Edmund’s forehand, rated as one of the hardest in men’s tennis, was a constant menace to Monfils in the first set and the British player had two break points in a titanic ninth game but could not convert either.

It proved a pivotal moment because Monfils went on to pocket the tiebreak with ease as Edmund buckled under the strain.

Edmund did manage to break back having fallen behind in the second set but Monfils always had the extra shot up his sleeve to wear down the 22-yearold.

B u l g a r i a ’s G r i g o r Dimitrov gave an exhibition of his enormous tal-

Goel backs AIFF’s bid to host U-20 FIFA WC NEW DELHI, Jul 6 (PTI): Sports Minister Vijay Goel on Thursday backed AIFF’s expression of interest to host the Under-20 FIFA World Cup in 2019, saying the ministry will always encourage hosting of international tournaments in the country.

Bracing up to organise the U-17 World Cup in October, AIFF president Praful Patel recently said that they would be happy to discuss with FIFA about the possibility of hosting the event in India in 2019.

“AIFF is contemplating on it. Whenever there will be a proposal from the Federation, we will look into it. We always want that the country to host as many international tournaments as possible,” Goel told reporters on the sidelines of the CII Scorecard 2017 event here. In other issues, the Indian badminton players, including P Kashyap and

Arsenal sign Lacazette for record fee LYON, Jul 6 (Agencies): Arsenal agreed a deal to sign France striker Alexandre Lacazette from Lyon for a club-record fee that could rise to 60 million euros ($68m, £52.56m), the two clubs confirmed on Wednesday.

The transfer fee is also a new record sale for the Ligue 1 outfit, worth an initial 53m euros, according to a statement on the Lyon website. Arsenal said the 26-year-old had signed a “long-term contract”.

“We are very happy to have Alexandre join our group. He has shown over a number of years that he can score goals and that he is a very efficient finisher,” Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said.

“As well, he has very interesting technical qualities and a strong character.

“So he is a guy who is a great addition for us, and someone who will help us challenge at the top level this season.”

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H S Prannoy, had asked for help from the Ministry of External Affairs and Sports Ministry to get their passports in time to participate at the Canada Open and US Open. Ahead of Indonesia Open also, shuttlers such as N Sikki Reddy and Manu Attri had to go through a similar ordeal when their passport arrived just a day ahead of their departure for the tournament.

Asked if the Ministry is doing anything about it, Goel said: “Players selection and all these issues are in federation’s hand but nobody has contacted me or

complained to me. If there is a complaint or anything regarding it, I personally will look into it, and about the issue, I have been informed that we had intervened in that.” Goel, who completed his one year in office today, said there are a number of things he wishes to work on in the next one year.

“I have a number of targets, including launching the national sports portal, getting 1000 scholarships for sporting talents, bringing sports under concurrent list this year, making sports part of compulsory education,” he said.

The Sport Minister reiterated the initiatives taken by his ministry and sought the support of the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII). “We need to create an atmosphere and culture of sports in India. We are taking a lot of initiatives but we need the support of CII,” he said.

No. 9 seed Agnieszka Radwanska dodged an upset bid from American Christina McHale in the second round at Wimbledon on Thursday with a 5-7, 7-6 (7), 6-3 win.

In the match, Radwanska fought off two match points to avoid the upset and advance to the third round.

With the match tied 5-5 in the opening set, McHale was able to break after Radwanska lost the game on a double-fault serve. The American then fought off three break points herself from Radwanska to earn her first career set win over the Polish player.

In the second set, the two players split the opening 12 games to set up a tiebreak. Radwanska fought off two match points to win the tiebreak and force the deciding set.

In the third set, Radwanska got the early break in the third game to take a 2-1 advantage. The two players each held serve until Radwanska broke McHale one final time in the final game to close out the match.

Casillas extends contract with FC Porto Lisbon, Jul 6 (IANS): Spanish goalkeeper Iker Casillas on Thursday confirmed he will stay at Portuguese side Porto for one more season.

Many have speculated about the future of the former Real Madrid goalkeeper and linked him with a move to France or England, reports Efe. However, the 2010 World Cup winner Casillas said via Facebook that he was happy to stay for one more season at Porto, which ended the last campaign second to champions Benfica.

Casillas joined Porto in 2015 after 16 years at Madrid, with a two-season contract and an option that enables the Euro 2008, 2012 champion to extend it for one more season if he plays in 70 matches, which he achieved on February 17.

Sachin in final; 5 settle for bronze at Asian Youth Boxing BANGKOK, Jul 6 (PTI): World youth champion Sachin Siwach (49kg) was the lone Indian to enter the final, while five others settled for bronze medals after losing their last-four stage bouts in the Asian Youth Boxing Championship here on Thursday.

Sachin defeated Thailand’s Panmod Thitisan to enter the final, where he will face Uzbekistan’s Samandar Kholmurodov on Friday. However, none of the other Indians in fray could advance and settled for bronze medals.

Ankit Kumar (60kg) lost to Thailand’s Sakda Ruamthamin a close bout.

The Indian went down in a split verdict despite a fairly dominant show, especially in the second and third round.

Naveen Boora (69kg) was the next man in for India and he too ended up on the losing side, beaten

by Thailand’s Peerap Yaesungnoen.

In the super heavyweight (+91kg) category, Harshpreet Sahrawat lost to Uzbekistan’s Lazizbek Mullajanov.

Harshpreet was fighting his first bout of the tournament after getting a direct entry to the semifinals owing to the small size of the draw.

Mohammed Etash Khan (56kg) also found the going tough against Thailand’s Pluem Wangkhlaklang and ended up with a bronze medal.

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India rise to 96 in FIFA rankings; best in two decades New Delhi, Jul 6 (PTI): The Indian football team today rose to the 96th spot in the latest FIFA rankings, its best- ever in the last two decades and the second best overall.

As far as Asia is concerned, India are the 12th highest ranked team in the continent, while Iran lead the chart at the 23rd spot.

India’s best-ever FIFA ranking till date stays 94, which was attained in February 1996, while 99 was India’s second-best, achieved in November 1993. The national team has been on an upsurge with a string of impressive results leading to a climb of 77 places over the last two years. The team has now won 13 of its last 15 matches and is unbeaten in the last eight games (including the unofficial match against Bhutan).

India were ranked 171 when Stephen Constantine took over as national coach for the second time in February 2015 and slipped further to 173rd in March 2015 in the FIFA ladder even before the gaffer could have his first game in charge against Nepal, which India eventually won 2-0 on aggregate. Congratulating the team, All India Football Federation president Praful Patel said: “It’s a giant leap of faith for Indian football. Two years back, we were 173 and now we have reached our second best FIFA ranking ever. The

leap signifies the potential of Indian football. Congratulations to the national team boys, the coach, the staff and all in AIFF.” AIFF general secretary Kushal Das stated: “This comes as a huge boost ahead of our next AFC Asian Cup qualifying match against Macau on September 5, 2017. Hats off to the team for giving it their all in achieving this milestone. Qualifying for the AFC Asian Cup 2019 stays our top priority.”

Confederations Cup champions and reigning world champions Germany have overtaken Brazil to be the top team in the world and are followed by Argentina at third spot, Portugal and Switzerland. Constantine said: “When I took

over, I had mentioned that my target was to bring India below 100. I am happy to have played a small part in this process. Kudos to the boys, the staff and a big thank you to my colleagues in AIFF for supporting us all throughout. I also need to thank Mr. Patel and Mr. Das for their trust in allowing me to do things in the manner I wanted.”

“But the present FIFA spot doesn’t mean that we have achieved much. We need to stay focused on the upcoming challenges.”

A qualification spot in the AFC Asian Cup UAE 2019 is what the AIFF aims at this moment. That would be India’s second AFC Asian Cup stint in eight years, the last being in Doha in 2011.

Ministers’ Hill Baptist HSS thrash TMGHSS KOHIMA INTER-SCHOOL FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

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Ko h i m a , J u l . 6 (NPN): Ministers Hill Baptist Higher Secondary School (MHBHSS) thrashed TM Government Higher Secondary School 6-0 in the quarter-final at the ongoing 1st Kohima District Inter-School Football tournament on Thursday. The tournament is being jointly organized by Royal club Kohima and school education department Nagaland.

The captain of MHBHSS Gideon Leo (99) opened the account in 11th the minute. He also scored the second and the third goals in the 29th and 31st minute to complete his hat-trick.

Leo made a dangerous attempt from the danger zone however, this time, TMGHSS goal keep-

er made a brilliant save.

Few minutes later, Kethovizo (10) of TMHSS missed the target by few inches.

After the lemon break, the determined TMGHSS players did everything to break the opponents defence however MHBHSS checked their advances.

Taking advantage of the disarray in THGHSS team, Sasang Sithlou (11) scored two goals in 48th and 59th minutes to take the score to 5-0.

MHBHSS captain Leo found the net again in the 87th minute to make it 6-0. Shesay of TMGHSS was cautioned for unsporting behaviour in the field.

Friday’s match Time: 2:00 pm St. Mary’s Higher Secondary School Vs G. Players of TMGHSS (yellow) and MHBHSS in action during their quarter-final match on Thursday. (NP) Rio School

KTC launches logo and season ticket

KTC officials launching the Logo and season ticket at The Hub on Thursday.

D i m ap u r , J u l 6 (NPN): The Kohima Town Club (KTC) Thursday officially launched the club logo and season ticket for the upcoming Kohima Football League, 2017 at The Hub. The season ticket is fixed Rs.1000 per head with 5 lucky draw with gift hampers while the gallery ticket is fixed at Rs.30 per head. KTC informed that

players taking part in the Kohima Football League, 2017 must be registered with Kohima District Football Association (KDFA).

The registration fee is Rs.50 per head and the last date has been extended to July 15. It also informed the participating clubs that the league players registration should be done on or before July 30.

For ms can be ob-

tained from William Koso, Technical Head KTC ( 9862835381) or collect it from Smart-techies Service, Printing Press, C.K Arcade, opposite Head Post Office Kohima and Sports Paradise, below North PS, Kohima.

The Kohima Town Club (KTC) was formed on December 1, 2016 under the motto, “For the Community, for the Game.”

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