June 1, 2016

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Major fire at army ammo depot in Maha; 16 killed

Combo pic: Fire at the ammunition depot and the injured being admitted to hospital.

NEW DELHI, MAY 31 (PTI): At least 16 defence personnel, including two Army officers, were Tuesday killed in a massive fire that broke out at one of Asia’s biggest ammunition depot in Maharashtra’s Pulgaon that houses the largest stockpile of weapons in the country.

The fire which started at 1 a.m. at one of the sheds that housed “highly sensitive ammunition” in the high security central ammunition depot (CAD), spread over 7,000 acres, has been completely doused and the situation brought under control after an overnight operation.

“However, in efforts to douse the fire, two officers and

Nagaland may get extra PDS grain N E W D E L H I , M AY 3 1 (AGENCIES): Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) is likely to approve on Wednesday a proposal to allocate an extra monthly 62,300 tonnes of grains for supply through ration shops in Nagaland, Tamil Nadu and Kerala that have not yet implemented the food law. Barring these three, rest 33 states and Union Territories have rolled out the National Food Security Act (NFSA), under which 5 kg of wheat and rice are supplied to each beneficiary at highly subsidised rates of Rs 2-3 per kg.

“The CCEA meeting is scheduled for tomorrow. The Food Ministry’s proposal on additional monthly allocation of foodgrains to BPL and APL families to three states is on the agenda list,” a source said.

In the Cabinet, the ministry has sought approval for additional monthly allocation of 62,307 tonnes of foodgrains to families of BPL and APL to non-NFSA states -- Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Nagaland -- for six months till June or till implementation of the food law by respective states, the source said. Out of the total quantity, the ministry has proposed allocation of 41,800 tonnes of foodgrains to BPL families at BPL rates and the rest 20,507 tonnes of foodgrains to APL families at two-thirds of the minimum support price (MSP) of wheat and rice or MSP derived price. Wheat and rice are priced at Rs 4.15 per kg and Rs 5.65 for BPL families while MSP is fixed at Rs 15.25 for wheat and Rs 14.5 for rice.

This is it!

“Why should you need permission to leave Kohima? You’re a minister and not a bureaucrat.”

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14 personnel (to include one Army jawan and 13 civilian fire fighting staff) lost their lives and two officers and 15 personnel (to include nine Army Jawans and six civilian fire fighting staff) were injured,” director general of military operations Lt Gen Ranbir Singh told reporters in New Delhi.

Loud explosions were heard one after the other as the raging fire lit up the night sky.

The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained and the Army has instituted an inquiry into the incident, Singh said.

“Actions to assess the damage are in progress,” the DGMO said. The Army had earlier put the casualty at 17

which has now been revised to 16. It had also earlier said the majority of personnel killed were Defence Security Corps jawans. Following a directive from Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, who was in Pune, rushed to the spot. Army Chief Gen Dalbir Singh Suhag also visited the site.

Modi tweeted, “Pained by loss of lives caused by a fire at central ammunition depot in Pulgaon, Maharashtra. My thoughts are with the bereaved families. “I pray that those who are injured recover quickly.

Have asked RM @manoharparrikar to visit the spot & take stock of the situation”.

Bank’s NPAs serious concern, says Jayant Sinha

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DIMAPUR wednesday, june 1, 2016

Assam border to be sealed by year end: Ram Madhav NEW DELHI, MAY 31 (AGENCIES): The IndiaBangladesh border along Assam would be sealed by the end of this year putting an end to the menace of infiltration, BJP general secretary and Assam in-charge Ram Madhav told Mail Today.

The border would be jointly patrolled by the Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) and the Border Security Force (BSF) of India. Chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal had made similar announcement asserting that infiltration will be completely plugged in two years. The move will fulfill BJP’s major poll promise. The party had contested elections primarily on issues of infiltration and illegal Bangladeshi migrants damaging the cultural identity and demography of the state.

Ramifications: “The victory in Assam has ramifications which are ideological, local and national as well as international. We promised two things in the elections: development and the security of the identity, honour and culture of Assam which has been facing the perennial problem of infiltration.

A lot of the border had been sealed post Indo-Bangladesh Land Boundary Agreement and the remaining will be sealed by 2016,” said Madhav.

He also said action would soon begin against illegal migrants living in the state.

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Zeliang inaugurates short stay home for people living with HIV

T.R. Zeliang (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAY 31 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang on Tuesday inaugurated the ‘short stay home for people living with HIV’ at the Naga Mothers Association’s (NMA) Cradle Ridge, funded by Housing and Urban Development Corporation (HUDCO) under Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme.

Speaking as chief guest, Zeliang said many companies have come to the state and had earned through business, however state had not benefited through their CSR. He however, thanked HUDCO for coming up with the noble project under CSR and hoped that other corporates would also come up with similar socially beneficial projects so that downtrodden,

and people from lower economic brackets of the society would be benefitted.

Lauding NMA for showing that women are second to none, Zeliang pointed out that the completion of the short stay home even with meagre amount (Rs 75 lakh) would not have been possible if it was executed through department or contractor.

He also complimented NMA for their hard work and endeavour in the area of social service.

Zeliang fur ther expressed the hope that the home would offer free accommodation to all person and children afflicted with HIV, catering to the needs of those coming from outside Kohima for treatment, beneficial particularly to those coming from poorer section of the society. He also called for collective effort in removing stigma associated with HIV and AIDS. D e l ive r i n g a s h o r t speech, regional chief Housing and Urban Development Corporation, L. M. Yanthan informed that during the last three financial years under CSR, HUDCO had sanctioned four schemes at cost of Rs. 147.55 lakh out of which Rs. 121.30 lakh have been released in the state.

He said in 2013-14, HUDCO sanctioned two schemes under waste man-

agement project for providing cesspool each to Kohima and Dimapur through their Municipal councils, while in 2014-15, NMA short stay home for HIV and AIDS patients was sanctioned and in 2015-16 public toilet was sanctioned for Mokokchung town presently under implementation stage through municipal council and expected to be completed in the next three months.

Yanthan also urged the state government to fully utilize HUDCO in its endeavor to provide affordable homes to its citizens.

He suggested state government to urgently constitute Nagaland State Housing Board to accelerate HUDCO’s effort. Short speeches were also pronounced by former Prinicpal Dircetor H&FW, Dr. Neiphi Kire and president NNP+, Lanu.

The gathering was enthralled through special song by children of Cradle Ridge.

NMA president Abeiü Meru delivered the welcome address, while vote of thanks was pronounced by NMA general secretary, Lochumbeni Humtsoe.

The programme was chaired by Joint Secretary H&FW, Smita Sarangi, IAS. Earlier, the home was dedicated through a prayer by pastor UBC Kohima, Rev. Dr. Rachülie Vihienuo.

Centre sanctions `12 cr for NPPCL revival works DIMAPUR, MAY 31 (NPN): Centre has assured to sanction Rs 30 crores to the Hindustan Paper Corporation, out of which an amount of Rs. 12 crores would be made available to the Nagaland Pulp & Paper Company Limited (NPPC Ltd), a statement from the chief minister’s office (CMO) stated. The amount (Rs. 12 crores) would clear the outstanding dues, so that the machineries sent for repairs can be delivered at the earliest, CMO added.

On Tuesday, Nagaland chief minister T.R. Zeliang convened a meeting at his residential office to discuss issues confronting the revival package of NPPCL, wherein parliamentary secretary Industries & Commerce, Amenba Yaden; chief secretary, Industries department officials, joint secretary ministry of Heavy Industries, Rajesh Kumar Singh; Hindustan Paper Corporation CMD, Shashi Kanth Jain and others were present.

Zeliang pointed out that out of the Rs. 100 crores released by the Ministry of Heavy Industries in 2013, Rs. 60 crores was diverted by HPC Ltd. To this, he urged the ministry “to get to the bottom of the matter and ensure that mistakes and errors, if any, should be rectified at the earliest”. He also made it clear that NPPCL should not be made to suffer due to wrongdoings of others.

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Govt to set up TCCs in all districts: Longon NMA rejects 25% reservation for civic bodies Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAY 31 (NPN): As a part of its anti-tobacco campaign, the state government has planned to set up Tobacco Cessation Centre (TCC) in all the districts of the state, informed minster of Health and Family Welfare (H&FW), P. Longon Tuesday.

TCCs would be set in the respective district hospitals where counselling services and Nicotine replacement therapy would be made available for tobacco users to quit, the minister said. He said this at the function here to mark, “World No Tobacco Day” held on the theme, “Plain Packaging”.

The event was organized

by National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP) under the Department of H&FW at capital convention center.

Longon also assured that his department would continue to invest resources and exercise influence to protect non-smokers and children from tobacco hazards and also help tobacco users to quit the habits through various initiatives.

Under this, the minister said all the eleven districts would be covered by NTCP activities during 2016-17.

Department had also conducted intensive awareness programmes in Kohima and Dimapur, Longon said and added that activities on anti-tobacco campaign would also be launched in Wokha and Peren shortly. The minister also pointed out that Nagaland is the second highest tobacco users in the country where tobacco initiation begins at the age of eight years. He said 28 percent of school children in the age group of 8-12 years used tobacco and at present 41% of this age group buys tobacco products for their parents and relative which needed to be controlled.

Pointing out that oral cancer, head and neck cancer, oesophagus cancer and stomach cancer are on the rise in the state, Longon asked the department to come out with new approach to tackle and bring down this life threatening issue, as all these cancers were also related to tobacco.

On the occasion, Longon also

congratulated the schools, colleges and Gariphema village in attaining Tobacco free status.

He further called for collective effort of all the stakeholders to make tobacco free Nagaland.

Speaking as the guest of honour, minister of school education, Yitachu stressed on the need to go beyond eradication of tobacco (smoke) free, but also eradicate smokeless tobacco which is more dangerous with higher number of usage. He also encouraged the children to influence the elders, as they have the power to do wonders not only for them but for the coming future.

The chief guest and guest of honor also gave away certificates to 20 tobacco free schools, two colleges and one village in Kohima. SNO NTCP, Dr. Hotokhu Chishi read out the guidelines and action plan for “Smoke Free, Kohima City”.

“Voice of children” was delivered by Kessica of Dainty Buds School Kohima, while “voice of tobacco victim” by David. The programme was chaired by secretary H&FW, Senti Ao.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAY 31 (NPN): Even as chief minister, T.R. Zeliang has reiterated on 25% reservation for women in urban local bodies (ULBs), the Joint Action Committee on Women Reservation (JACWR) has rejected the offer by sticking on its demand on 33% reservation.

Zeliang who was speaking at the inaugural programme of the short stay home for people living with HIV, said that state government through deputy commissioners would nominate 25% in consultation with NMA and women associations in ULBs. Zelaing also told Nagaland Post that since the matter was pending in the Supreme Court (SC), the State Government was unable to avail around Rs 40 crore sanctioned by the Centre for ULBs. Meanwhile, NMA president, Abeiü Meru said that it would remain strong to their demand on 33 % reservation.

JACWR also demanded implementation of SC ruling of April 5, 2016, to hold municipal elections and implement 33%

women reservation. Meru said that JACWR was waiting action from the state government and expressed hope that the SC ruling would be implemented.

In this regard, NMA president said that the committee had also written to the secretary Municipal Affairs last month.

When asked on Naga Hoho’s (NH) resolution that introduction of 33% reservation for women in the municipal bodies was premature, Meru said that the case was not between NMA and NH but between NMA and state government.

She clarified that it was not premature as other states have already implemented 33% reservation, and opined that Naga women were matured enough and that men folk should not undermine women. JACWR is also scheduled to hold a meeting on the issue.

MAD clarifies, says NLA resolution still holds ground

Municipal Affairs Department (MAD) has issued a clarification with regard to the Supreme Court’s order dated 05.04.2016 Special Leave Peti-

tion (Civil) No. 26794/2012 and Writ Petition (Civil) No. 242/2014 on 33% women reservation and also challenging the Assembly Resolution dated 22.09.2012 exempting the operation of Article 243-T [onethird reservation of seats for women in the ULBs] of Part IX-A of the Constitution of India to the State of Nagaland.

In a press note, Municipal Affairs joint director & HOD, A. Zanbemo Ngullie said after making its observation, it was learnt that the Supreme Court had converted the Special Leave Petition into a Civil Appeal [Civil Appeal No. 3607/2016]. “The said order only entails that the matter shall now be argued on its own turn as a regular matter, which may take some time before it is finally decided,” he said.

He pointed out that the directions issued by the single judge on 21.10.2011 were not sustained by the division bench and were replaced by the operative directions issued by the division bench on 31.07.2012.

He said the single judge’s directives were “subsumed and

merged with the impugned judgment” passed by the division bench. In this regard, he said that the stay on the implementation of the impugned judgment by the Supreme Court “does not operate to revive the single judge’s decision and directions”. He also pointed out that since there was “no stay of the Legislative Assembly’s Resolution (22.09.2012)”, though the same was challenged in writ petition, it has implied that the Assembly Resolution continues to hold the field.

It has been observed that the Supreme Court “has neither adjudicated upon the merits of the case nor has it issued any directions to the state of Nagaland”. Therefore, he said the state government was under no obligation to hold elections to ULBs and any communication/information to the contrary was misleading, until the final outcome of the civil appeal. He however, said that the state government may decide to hold the Municipal/ Town Councils election “as and when deem fit”.

Thilixu village serve 48-hr deadline to nab accused Despite minister’s appeal teachers hold stir Staff Reporter

Correspondent

DIMAPUR, MAY 31 (NPN): Hundreds of protestors from Thilixu village converged at DC Dimapur office complex on Tuesday and demanded that the accused involved in the alleged attempt to murder of GB Thilixu village be arrested within 48 hours. Their demand was put forth in a memorandum submitted to DC Dimapur through SDO (C), signed by head G.B, Thilixu Village, Hekuto Kiba; chairman, Thilixu Village Council (TVC), Nikhevi Yeptho; president, Sumi Totimi Hoho, Thilixu Village, Vishili Zhimo; president, Thilixu Village Students’ Union, Tovito Chishi; and president, Thilixu Youth Organization, Hebonto Zhimo.

In the memorandum, the organizations stated that Thilixu Village Council (TVC) lodged FIR with the police against Kughaho D Chophy (teacher, SDEO Dimapur) and his brother, Khekiye D Chophy on May 16, on charges of causing public disturbance, assaulting innocent public with

DIMAPUR/KIPHIRE, MAY 31 (NPN): United Sangtam Students’ Conference (USSC), Nagaland Secondary School Field Officer’s Forum (NSSFOF) and All Nagaland School Teachers Association (ANSTA) have set aside the minister of School Education and SCERT, Yitachu’s appeal for making agitation as last option for resolving their issues, and called for agitations on Tuesday.

Yitachu had appealed to various organizations and associations to exhaust all possibilities to reach an understanding with the department before resorting to agitation on May 28. Two days after his appeal, USSC began its indefinite strike Tuesday at Longkhim town while NSSFOF and ANSTA have called for indefinite total cease work from June 1.

Demanding setting up of Sub-Divisional Education Officer (SDEO) office at Longkhim Hq, USSC launched indefinite strike (first phase) from Tuesday. All Government Schools under Longkhim-Chare would

Members of Thilixu village outside the DC’s office Dimapur on Tuesday. (NP)

a mob, firing several rounds of ammunition, and threatening innocent public with lethal weapon during the inaugural function of Daily Market at Thilixu Village Block-III. However, they alleged that no action was taken by the authority and the case kept “idle” at East Police station.

Again on May 28, TVC alleged that the elder brother of the accused, Tokiho D Chophy (JE RD), along with a group, “intentionally attempted to murder” G.B Thilixu Village Block-III, Tokishe Achumi, who is also the president of Chumukedima G.B. Associa-

tion. In this regard, TVC lodged another FIR at East Police Station on May 28. However, the organizations stated that when the council inquired on May 29, the investigating officer reportedly informed TVC that the accused had been forwarded to judicial custody. In this regard, the organizations demanded to know as to how the accused was forwarded to judicial custody on a Sunday (May 29).

Lamenting that they had lost faith in the police and law enforcing agency, the organizations demanded that the accused be apprehended with non-bailable warrant

within the stipulated time.

They warned that failure to arrest the culprits within the stipulated time, the organizations would be at the “liberty to trial the culprits as deem fit and proper as per the Sumi customary law”. The organizations also warned that they would not be held responsible for any untoward incident.

Meanwhile, when Nagaland Post visited East Police Station, Dimapur, and asked the OC regarding the case, the official said after conducting all necessary procedures, the accused was forwarded to judicial custody.

down their shutters for three days, USSC said. In a press release, USSC executive secretary, Yangdipi Sangtam informed that the next course of agitation (second phase) would be closing down of government offices and restriction of movement of government vehicles under its jurisdiction till its demand was fulfilled.

USSC also criticized the state government for turning a deaf ear and deploying “delay tactics” toward the students’ community by rejecting the “deserving” demand when the department of School Education in its order dated 14th November 2014 had approved their demand and proposal.

USSC said it had also submitted memorandums to minister of School Education and chief minister last year mentioning over the issue. The conference also alleged that on the directive of the director of School Education, it had arranged temporary building for SDEO Longkhim, as it was not possible to construct new building at the limited time.

Since post creation was dif-

ficult, USSC said that the government assured them that it would arrange teachers under Longkhim-chare as SDEO for a time being.

However, USSC alleged that the promise turned out to be fake. In this regard, USSC said that it was left with no option but to go for agitation.

USSC also sought the intervention of the chief minister on their genuine demand.

NSSFOF and ANSTA: Announcing the stir, NSSFOF secretary, Kevitsiano Luho, convener, Visasielie Suhu and ANTSA general secretary, Visato Koso said that the total cease work would commence from June 1, as second phase of agitation against the failure of the government to address the issue of total bifurcation of elementary/secondary from Higher Secondary sections.

They have asked all their members to “strictly” comply with the directive for effective implementation of the agitation.

Members have also been asked to be in the respective posting place but abstain from performing duties during the stir.

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WEATHER FORECAST June 1

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 34 25 Aizawl

Clouds and sun with a t-storm 28 18

Guwahati A shower or t-storm in spots 34 22 Imphal

Some sun, a t-storm in spots 31 17

Itanagar Clouds and sun with a t-storm 29 19 Shillong

A shower and t-storm around 22 16

Kohima

A shower and t-storm around 24 15

Dimapur Clouds and sun with a t-storm 34 21 Mkg

Clouds and sun with a t-storm 27 17

Tuensang A shower or t-storm in spots 23 11 Wokha

A thunderstorm in the area

28 19

Zunheboto Clouds and sun with a t-storm 23 14

NSCN (R) withdraws military finance of Dmu DIMAPUR: NSCN/ GPRN (Reformation) has withdrawn ‘Lt. Col.’ Shitokhu and ‘Capt.’

Atoka (Kughato) from the military finance in charge of Dimapur with immediate effect. NSCN/GPRN (R) through its secretary MIP has informed the various agencies and general public under Dimapur not to cooperate and entertain any kind of matter relating to financial transaction of military items to the duo.

It has also informed ‘Lt. Col.’ Shitokhu and ‘Capt.’ Atoka (Kughato) to report at GHQ on or before June 5, 2016.

(L-R): Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi speaking on the occasion. DLSA no tobacco day at Mokokchung. Oriental college Kohima observed world no tobacco day. Students of Agape during world No Tobacco Day.

DIMAPUR: Various departments, schools and organizations in Nagaland observed the “world no tobacco day” in respective districts on Tuesday under the theme, “get ready for plain packaging”.

N TC P D imapur : District observed the day at Christian Higher Secondary School, Dimapur by organising a prepared speech competition on “Smoke Free Dimapur” and recognising tobacco free schools under Dimapur district.

Chief medical officer Dimapur, Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi as chief guest reiterated the dangers of tobacco use and especially warned the students that in addition to causing cancer and many other health hazards, consumption of tobacco products can lead to nicotine addiction if tobacco consumption begins at an early age. He emphasised on the cosmetic point of view too to make tobacco free teeth and tobacco free stomach, smoking free lungs which would give better health and good looks.

He further offered awareness programmes on any health related topics if students need it in future.

SDO (Civil) Dimapur, Albert Ezung also urged the students and the young generation to be free from tobacco and to lead a tobacco free life. He also appreciated the students for their initiative and enthusiasm in making Dimapur a tobacco free place.

Nodal officer NTCP

Dimapur, Dr. C. Tetseo presented the keynote address while Moainla Imchen, CHSS shared the voice of children for smoke free Dimapur and Highland Hall School students presented a skit on the danger of tobacco use.

During the function, 50 schools were awarded state level certificates in recognition for making their institution a tobacco free school in Dimapur district. Schools were urged to use tobacco free school logo in their prospectus in future. Certificates and prizes were distributed to the participants of prepared speech competition.

Led by deputy chief medical officer Dimapur, Dr. Antoly Suu the students, teachers and all participants of the programme took anti tobacco pledge.

PEREN: In Peren the programme was held on with ADC Peren, Tainiu as the chief guest. Speaking at the programme, she said that consuming tobacco created problem in the family as well as to the society. She also said that every faction of the people should be aware of the harmful effects of consuming tobacco.

The programme was chaired by Dr. Tiala Longkumer who also delivered welcome note while the keynote address was delivered by Dr. Atsungla and Dr. Sabino gave the vote of thanks.

The programme was attended by Peren Town Stu-

dents Union, GBs, town committee and other officials.

Medical superintendent, Dr.Atsungla in her key note address raised the concern about the alarming death caused by the effects of tobacco use.

She said that Peren district has been approved in the second phase of programme implementation by the ministry of Health & Family Welfare, GOI because consumption level of tobacco was very high in the district as per the survey report. District Nodal Officer, NTCP, Dr.Sabino thanked all participants.

DLSA: District Legal Services Authority observed the day with School Children at the villages and sub-divisions across the state.

Legal tools and activities undertaken to sensitized the students on the danger of tobacco and the prohibition thereof were simplified into painting, extempore speeches, posters and quiz competitions.

Prizes were awarded to winners by District Legal Services Authorities.

Legal aspects on prohibition/prevention and control of use of tobacco products, right to health and healthy living, danger and harmful effect of using drugs, child rights etc. were some of the topics highlighted by the DLSAs chairman/secretary/panel lawyers & doctors.

DLSA Kohima: Kohima District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) held the programme at Don Bosco

School, Cheiphobozou and Govt. Middle School Nerhe, Model Village at Don Bosco School Chiephobozou today.

Chairperson of the programme retainer lawyer, KDLSA, Kekriengulie in his opening remarks thanked the school authorities for giving the opportunity to the Kohima District Legal Services Authority to conduct the programme.

Chairman, Don Bosco School, Cheiphobozou, Father Matthew thanked the KDLSA for conducting the awareness programme among the students and urged the students to stay away from such bad habits and influences of smoking and chewing tobacco products.

Chief Judicial Magistrate, Kohima & Secretary KDLSA, Mezivolu T Therieh NJS, spoke on the topic “dangers of using tobacco” where she briefed the students about the important provision of COTPA Act (Cigarette and other Tobacco Products Act).

She said that tobacco was the only legal products that kill 50% of its users. She highlighted on the dangers of smoking cigarettes and bidi and consumption of tobacco products like talab, rajnigandha, pan masala etc which were injurious to health and advised the students to stay away from such vices. She added that bad habit started in a small way and gradually the person gets addicted leading to health complications and finishing one’s life.

Speaking on the topic

NNC parent body UT-1 condemns New road connectivity underway in Seyochung

DIMAPUR: Union Territory1(UT-1) under NNC Parent Body has condemned Kiumukam Yimchungrii stating that he was creating division and confusion at UT-1 Area with few members after being expelled from NNC Parent Body.

In a press note, chairman, UT-1NNC Parent Body, H. Sumi, stated that Kiumukum was a “morally degraded” person and “not fit to be a leader” and that his position, past and present, in Naga affairs was known to all.

“He is a morally a corrupted person who was expelled from his own Yimchungrii region by his people and these are all known facts throughout Nagaland and even outside”, H. Sumi stated.

In this regard, H. Sumi maintained such person should not be supported by anybody but condemned. “Instead of doing something good for the people, he is real trouble maker spreading confusion, disunity, hatred in the Naga society,” he added.

DIMAPUR: The Old Monger Union Kiphire Town (OMUKT) on May 28 visited the ongoing new road connection from Seyochung Village to Old Monger Village via New Monger.

In a press release issued by president OMUKT, A.Lipise Sangtam and vice president OMUKT, Y.Chorise Sangtam stated that the union has visited the spot and has observed the major lifeline road connection for three vil-

lages. The release stated that the people of the area have been endowed with a sign of relief and happiness with the new road connection which it stated was a long cherished dream of the villagers.

The OMUKT mentioned that the ongoing road connection was personally initiated by minister of Power, C.Kipili Sangtam, to which the union acknowledge its deep appreciation to him for extending all the

monetary support. While thanking the minister for the new road, the union has also sought to extend additional monetary support to facilitate smooth and early completion of works.

Moreover, the OMUKT also acknowledged its neighbouring villages for extending incessant cooperation by GBs, council chairmen and village elders by keeping close coordination, physically and morally at the ongoing work.

DDEO inaugurates GHS DC Phek warns on wildlife hunters classroom extension

DIMAPUR: DC Phek, Muruho Chotso has informed the citizen of Phek that, it has been brought to the notice of Phek district administration that the unscrupulous citizens in some villages under Phek district have been continuously indulging in hunting till today despite the standing ban order. According to DIPR report the DC informed that ban was imposed pertaining to the ecological balance in general and wildlife in particular as it would cause extinction of many species of wild animals in the district. DC stated that killings of wild animals and birds were in violation to the standing ban order as well as environmental laws which is a very serious offence. DC Phek has strictly restrained the people of Phek district herewith from the holding of all kinds of fire arms and air gun of nonfire arms by any person or group of persons for the purpose of hunting in the district with immediate effect.In this regard, DC Phek, Muruho Chotso has issued that if anybody or group of persons were found violating the order, they would be liable to be punished under the provision laid down under the environmental laws and wildlife protection laws.

HASPO condemns

DDEO R. Amongla along with AHM C. Amongla and SMDC members.

Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , M ay 3 1 (NPN): Government High School (GHS) Sarbura Kashiram new class room extension under (SSA scheme) was inaugurated on May 31, at its school premises with DDEO, R. Amongla as chief guest.

Speaking at the inaugural programme, chief guest in her speech lauded the school for the successful completion of the classroom marking it as an achievement.

“Students and teachers being the asset of the society” she encouraged them to be

more committed, disciplined and God fearing.

DDEO also exhorted the students’ community to grab the opportunity provided for learning and to cultivate hard-work, obedience, integrity and good values.

She reminded the school management and school managing development committee to inculcate the greater responsibilities since government takes up on priority of all developmental works on the basis of school achievement in all fronts. She called upon the students, public and concern village citizens

to preserve and maintain the school property and further expressed possibilities for upgradation of the school to higher level in the near future.

Short speech was also delivered by school construction committee convener M. Panger and Kashiram village council Chairman T.S. Meren. Earlier the programme was chaired by Graduate Teacher (GT) Sentienla and later vote of thanks was delivered by assistant teacher T. Sashikala.

The programme highlighted unveiling of the monolith by DDEO R. Amongla.

DIMAPUR: Highway Area Sumi Public Organisation (HASPO) has vehemently condemned the attempt made on the life of GB of Thilixu village, Tokishe Achumi on May 28. A press note by HASPO president, Kaiho Zhimomi and general secretary, David Zhimo stated that barging into the residence of the GB at night or for that matter into any other citizen’s residence with weapons was a serious offence that can never be justified whatsoever. It stated that HASPO stands in solidarity with Tokishe Achumi who is also its treasurer, while thanking almighty God for his providential escape. HASPO stated that in a democratic society, any misunderstandings or issues should be sorted out through talks or understanding but resorting to intimidations and violence would only aggravate the problem at hand. It also appealed the district administration to take serious view of the matter and to the police authorities to take stern action against the culprits who if unpunished would be emboldened to commit more serious offences in the future.

ZPON executive meeting

DIMAPUR: Zeliang People Organization Nagaland (ZPON) has convened its executive meeting on June 8, 10.30 a.m at the residence of treasurer ZPO (N) Gaubeu Rangkau.

All the executive members are asked to attend the meeting.

“right of children”, panel lawyer Thejapfutuo Khezhie stressed on the POCSO Act (Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act) saying that this Act aimed at protecting children from sexual harassment, sexual assault and pornography. He encouraged the students not to remain silent if they faced any kind of sexual abuse but to always make it a point to share it with someone they trust.

Panel lawyer, Nancy Lotha spoke on the topic “right to health and healthy living”. Right to health care meant that the hospitals, clinics, medicines and doctors’ services would be accessible where and when needed, she added. Quiz competition was conducted by panel lawyer, Apila Sangtem on the topics which were presented during the session followed by distribution of pamphlets and sweets. The students actively participated in the quiz competition. There were a total of 470 students and teachers who attended the programme.

DLSA Wokha: Wokha District Legal Services Authority celebrated the occasion by organising a legal seminar -cum- poster making competition at DBHSS, Wokha. Panel lawyer, David Ezung chaired the program and the welcome address was delivered by vice principal DBHSS, Father Romanus.

A brief note on the significance of the “World No To-

bacco Day” was presented by teacher-in-charge Thungben Kinghen which was followed by pictorial presentation on the theme by secretary WDLSA, Wonchibeni Patton. The poster making competition was judged by local artist Thungbemo Murry where Randanbeni Patton was adjudged the first prize winner, Echungreni NA Erui and Chumlano Ezung as second and third respectively DLSA Dimapur: Dimapur District legal services Authority observes anti tobacco day with the students of Diphupar Government High School, Dimapur. About 600 students attended the programme along the teachers.

The panel layers spoke on different topics and make aware on anti-tobacco, child rights and legal services .

OCKN: Oriental college Kohima Nagaland (OCKN) observed the occasion at its college auditorium, where keynote address was delivered by college vice principal, Gopal Chetri while principal of the college Dr. Ketshukietuo Dzüvichü, shared about the harmful effects of tobacco and tobacco products. Staff and students of the college took a pledge and declared Oriental College campus as “tobacco free campus”.

MGM Hr. Sec. School: MGM Hr Sec School held a short awareness speech in the morning assembly by Priyanka and a short play was conducted by Class 12 students,

under the theme “after effect of tobacco addiction”. Poster competition was conducted on the theme “get ready for plain packaging” and certificates were distributed to the winners. Principal, Fr.P.S. Varghese, gave awareness talk and briefly explained the ill effects of the tobacco. The activated anti-tobacco cell members were informed to give awareness talks to each class and check the students against the use of any type of tobacco products in the school campus. Principal also informed that MGM was awarded state level anti tobacco free school certificate, for its tremendous efforts to fight against tobacco use among children.

Agape School: Agape School, Chumukedima conducted a short play during the programme, enacted by the school teachers. Short speech was delivered by the tobacco teacher-in-charge and “signature campaign” was also conducted where students took the pledge. Program concluded with the slogan ‘say no to tobacco’. This year the school also got “tobacco free school certificate.”

ZMHSS: Zakiesato Memorial Higher Secondary School (ZMHSS) observed by sensitizing on the evils of smoking, chewing of tobacco, and the significance of creating awareness among adolescents who were the most vulnerable group with regards to tobacco use.

news in brief Kiphire DPDB meeting: DPDB members of Kiphire district are informed that meeting for the month of June 2016 would be held on June 8, 10 a.m in the DC’s conference hall.

All the members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

2nd anniversary of NDA government:

DAN government would be organizing the 2nd anniversary of NDA government led by Narendra Modi on June 2, 2:30 p.m at multipurpose building IG stadium Kohima. Member secretary DAN , MP (RS) and secretary general NPF K.G. Kenye, chairman DAN and president NPF Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, chief minister Nagaland T.R. Zeliang, national vice –president BJP Vinay Sahasrabudhe, minister of state for panchayati Raj Nihalchand Meghwal and minister for law and justice D.V. Sadananda Gowda would addressing the gathering.

Inauguration of Agri seed farm MI project: The inauguration of Agri seed farm

minor irrigation project would be held on June 1, 11 a.m at the state seed farm Merapani Wokha with parliamentary secretary for I&FC, N. Jacob Zhimomi as the chief guest.

DDEO Kohima informs: Deputy District

Education Officer (DDEO) Kohima informed all head of institutions both government/private to collect the application form for pre-matric scholarship for schedule tribe students belonging to classes 9 and 10 from the district education office. Forms will be issued during office hours starting from June 1, while the filled up application forms should reach the office of the DEO, Kohima on or before June 30.

DNSU emergency meeting: Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) emergency presidential council meeting has been convened on June 3, 2 p.m at DNSU office Dimapur, near fire brigade. All the federating unit presidents have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

TUL to conduct social work: Tenyimi

Union Longleng (TUL) will be conducting a social work on June 4 at the union’s plot of land at Noklangkong ward (beyond Assam rifles camp). All the members of TUL are asked to reach the place by 8 a.m. Members can contact Japheth Woch @ 8974999476, Keneingulie Zuyie @ 9612581120 and Takhütu @ 9862242800 for further information.

ADC Dmu informs: Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Dimapur, Elizabeth Ngully has informed that world environment day would be observed on June 4, with a mass social work for 2 hours starting from 6 a.m. throughout the district. All departments

and shops have been requested to undertake mass social work and submit report to the office along with attendance.

NGPTA & ANGPTA appeal ANSTA/ NSSFOF on agitation: In a joint press re-

lease issued by NGPTA president Heikieleung Zeliang and NGPTA general secretary Kezhalesa Kin, ANGPTA vice president James Ruokuoselhou and ANGPTA general secretary Hoshika H. Sumi have appealed its associations members (all the primary teachers) to abstain from the second phase of ANSTA/NSSFOF agitation on total bifurcation for the sake of students who are undergoing assessment and compartmental exam on humanitarian ground.

ZSUK inform on HSLC and HSSLC mark sheet: Zeliangrong Students Union

Kohima (ZSUK) has informed to all those students who secured 75% and above in recent HSLC and HSSLC exam 2016 to submit a copy of the their mark sheet to the office on before June 5 for felicitation programme of Zeliangrong student union Nagaland to be held on June 9 and 10 at Peren for more information may contact at 8575741174/8014633939.

KMC inform: Kohima municipal council (KMC) has informed to the public that painting and renovation of the footbridge at Mezhür HSS Kohima is underway. Public have been requested to avoid using footbridge, place banners and hoardings etc till the renovation works are completed.

Kohima inform free skill training: Wel-

fare Agency of Nagaland (WAN) has invited the drop out and disabled persons to undergo 3 months free skill training on computer course which was earlier postponed on May 25 has been re-scheduled on June 3 onwards.

All the interested candidate may contact Kohima Lotha Hoho conference hall near Kononia church Kezekie Kohima.

NSF felicitation for HSLC Naga toppers: Naga students’ federation (NSF)

would conduct felicitation programme for HSLC Naga toppers on June 3, 11 a.m at zonal council hall Kohima with Nagaland chief secretary Pankaj Kumar IAS as the chief guest.

NLA 1st meeting of committee on estimates (2016-2017): The first meet-

ing of committee on estimates (2016-2017) Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) has been convened on June 10 , 11 a.m at the committee room of assembly secretariat, Kohima to take stock of works and to chalk out the work programme for 2016-17. All the estimates committee members have been requested to attend the meeting.

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IMPHAL, May 31: Campaigning came to an end on Tuesday for voting to the Imphal Municipal Corporation (IMC) slated for June 2, even as Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP)-Poirei Meitei group has called a 12-hour general strike on poll day.

A total of 86 candidates are in the fray for 27 seats of councillors in which 128 candidates are fighting for the 54member of ward development committee.

The Imphal Municipal Corporation covers seven Assembly constituencies spreading over the twin Imphal dis-

trict. Altogether 1,75,864 voters will exercise their franchise to the local body elections.

The campaigning ended at 4 pm Tuesday. The polling will be conducted on June 2 with the poll timing from 8 am to 4 pm. Though other parties like the CPI, LJS and JD(U) are fielding their candidates, the fight will be confined between the ruling Congress and BJP. The CPI is contesting in 15 seats, LJP (Lok Janasakti Party) in three and JD(U) in one. 25 indpendent candidates are also in the fray.

Both the ruling Congress and the opposition BJP are fielding 26 candidates each for the ward councillors seats.

On the other hand, a militant faction, Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP)-Poirei Meitei group has called a 12hour general strike on poll day.

In a statement dispatched to the local media, the faction alleged that government as well as political parties sidelined the ongoing people’s movement for implementation of Inner Line Permit System in the state.

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Car lifter arrested in Bokajan B O K A J A N , M AY 3 1 (AGENCIES): A well known trader Harichand Gupta was arrested by police after a stolen Toyota Fortuner car was recovered from his residence in BOkajan by Khatkhati police station in Assam’s East Karbi Anglong district, police said on Tuesday.

The car was reported to have been lifted from Hary-

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Gupta is also accused of tempering the chassis no. of the vehicle. However, he claimed to have purchased the car from one Ajay, a used car dealer in New Delhi.

Gupta was produced at Diphu court on Tuesday and was remanded to six-days police custody for further interrogation.

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HAFLONG, MAY 31 (AGENCIES): A public rally was taken out from cultural Institute Hall in Haflong on Tuesday to register protest against inclusion of Bodos into the list of ST(H) in Assam’s Karbi Anglong n and Dima Hasao districts.

NC Hills Autonomous Council EM Nirmal Langthasa, EM Mohendra Kemprai, former EM Kalijoy Sengyung and former chairman of Haflong Town Committee, Kailen Daulagupu, representatives of Dimasa apex body- Jadikhe Naisho Hosom (JNH) and hundreds of students took part in the rally.

The protestors later submitted a memorandum to Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal through the Deputy Commissioner of Dima Hasao demanding the union government to roll back the union cabinet’s decision in this regard.

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Sushma Swaraj as such incidents are bad for the image of the country. An advisory will also be issued to the states to sensitise people in the areas where there is a big number of African nationals,” Swaraj said. This was Swaraj’s first official engagement in the Ministry after being discharged from AIIMS on May 15 where she was admitted for three weeks due to pneumonia.

During the meeting she also thanked the African students for calling off their protest at Jantar Mantar today following assurances by the Ministry.

She also appreciated the participation of African envoys at the India-hosted Africa Day celebration last week.

Swaraj said, “We have made an elaborate plan. We will go to each and every city and carry out a sensitisation

programme....We are making a major strategy. In the next 10-15 days, we are making an institutional mechanism.”

Earlier, a group of African students called off a planned protest against attacks against the community following government’s assurance.

There has been a series of attacks on African nationals in the last few days including assault on a 23-year-old Nigerian student in Hyderabad.

Minister of State for External Affairs had carried out a sensitisation programme at Chattarpur area in South Delhi on Sunday following attacks on African nationals in that area on Thursday night in which six persons from the community were injured. Jaishankar had met a group of African students yesterday and had told that safety and security of the community was an “article of faith” for the government.

Joint Secretary (West Africa) in the MEA Birender Yadav had received the family of Oliver at the airport. The MEA is bearing all expenses related to dispatch of mortal remains of Oliver.

In an apparent backlash to the attacks, a cab driver was beaten up allegedly by a group of Africans yesterday in south Delhi’s Rajpur Khurd.

NSCN (R) condemns murder; appeals NSCN (I-M), GRPN/NSCN for inquiry

DIMAPUR: NSCN- Reformation has condemned the “cold blooded” murder of one of its member, late Hokuto Ayemi, “razou peyu” on May 26 at Mariani green land hotel. NSCN (R) in a press release through its MIP secretary said that the victim recently joined the group from GRPN/NSCN. MIP alleged that victim was reportedly “taken away by the killers, who claimed themselves to be NSCN (I-M) command”. His body was found next morning “with multiple bruises on the body suspected to be caused by sticks, buds and fists”, NSCN (R) alleged. In this regard, NSCN (R) has appealed both the NSCN (I-M) and GRPN/NSCN to inquire from their end. NSCN (R) has requested the NSCN (I-M) to inquire the incident from their workers and

public as to “how far the claim of killers is true to be NSCN (IM) command”. It also appealed the GPRN/NSCN to closely examine the incident as “there is every chance of misusing the situation by some of their workers as the victim was once member of GPRN/NSCN”.

NSCN (R) said that whichever faction the killers might be, no one can justify such action and that it strongly believe that, “no Naga Political Groups might sanction such cruel some action on any Naga under any circumstances for any reason”. However, NSCN (R) reminded both the NSCNs that they should not misunderstood the appeal, rather, it expects co-operation to punish “anti-Naga criminal people”. It therefore, appealed to all joined hands to eradicate such criminal activities in our society.

KOLKATA, MAY 31 (PTI): Three persons have been arrested in connection with the alleged gangrape of a 24year-old woman at Salt Lake’s Sector-V in a moving vehicle late Sunday night. Besides, the BJP staged a protest at Salt Lake and questioned as to why it had taken “so much time” for the police to get the information.

Bidhannagar city Police Commissioner Javed Shamim said the three accused were nabbed from a hideout at Haroa in North 24-Parganas district last night following a massive raid. They have confessed to their crime and would be produced in a court tomorrow.

Centre sanctions `12 cr for NPPCL revival works

Helicopter service from Dmu to Pungro

Asserting that the works on ground should commence without delay, Zeliang at the same time told the officials that the sentiments of the land donors for Nagaland Pulp & Paper Company Limited (NPPCL) should be respected.

He further urged the management to gainfully utilize the services of around 30 trainees who had undergone training, and to ensure that salaries are paid instead of the stipend.

While stating that the Industries & Commerce secretary was the only director in the Board of Directors, Zeliang insisted that the number

DIMAPUR: Department of Nagaland State Transport (NST) has informed that state helicopter service- weekly temporary helicopter service, from Dimapur to Pungro would be operational from June 1, 2016.

In a press release, general manger NST, O. Elhibemo Yanthan informed that the due to introduction of state helicopter service to Pungro, the weekly service schedule of helicopter has been revised.

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He also insisted for appointment of a fulltime managing director to oversee the NPPCL. Meanwhile, Zeliang in the meeting reminded of the representation submitted by the Tuli Area Joint Council Forum with regard to revival of NPPCL. The joint secretary and HPC’s CMD agreed to look

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Swaraj, along with her junior Minister V K Singh, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar and other senior officials, met a group of African envoys and students who raised concerns over safety and security to which she assured that government was working on a “major strategy” under which an institutional mechanism will be put in place.

She also said that the government was committed to a fast-track trial in the case of killing of the Congolese national Masonda Ketada Oliver and “harshest possible punishment” for the culprits.

Terming the killing of Oliver “barbaric”, Swaraj, however, said, “it is not a case of racial crime as the CCTV footage shows that the local residents who tried to save Oliver were also attacked.”

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into the issues raised by the chief minister and to being the revival works of NPPCL at the earliest.

It may be mentioned that an amount of Rs. 552 crore was announced as revival package for NPPCL in 2007, out of which only Rs 54.62 was released.

Another revival package was announced in June 2013 amounting to Rs. 679 crore, out of which Rs. 100 crore was sanctioned, but Rs. 60 crore was inexplicably diverted by the HPC Ltd., CMO stated.

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t was an unexpected surprise when Prime Minister Narendra Modi made the announcement to extend the retirement age of central government doctors from 60 to 65 years so as to meet the growing demands in the country. Modi made the announcement at a rally in Saharanpur UP, as a precursor go the formal election campaign in UP which goes to the polls in 2017. The World Health Organisation says there is only one doctor per 1,700 citizens in India against the WHO stipulated 1:1,000 ratio. Modi had responded to the shortage faced by health institutions where just seven doctors are available for every 10,000 people and only 8,350 critical specialists against required 50,000. As of March 31, 2015, more than 8 per cent of 25,300 primary health centres in the country are without a doctor, 38 per cent without a laboratory technician, and 22 per cent had no pharmacist. Nearly 50 per cent of posts for female health assistants and 61 per cent for male health assistants remain vacant. In community health centres, the vacancy figure is grimmer— surgeons (83 per cent), obstetricians and gynaecologists is estimated at 6 per cent, physicians (83 per cent), and paediatricians (82 per cent). Even in health facilities where doctors, specialists, and paramedic staff have been posted, their availability remains in question because of high rates of absenteeism. The Union Ministry for Health & family Welfare admits that there are about 6-6.5 lakh doctors available in India and will need about four lakh more by 2020 — 50,000 for PHCs; 0.8 lakh for community health centres (CHC); 1.1 lakh for 5,642 sub-centres and another 0.5 lakh for medical college hospitals. This acute shortage of public sector doctors is leading to ever-increasing personal expenditures on health, and impoverishing 3.3 per cent of India’s population every year.

Decision to increase the retirement age is also likely to meet the faculty need of the AIIMS like institutes which are coming in a big way across the country to reach out to the poor patients. There is also suggestion for increasing medical colleges and improving medical education to ensure quality doctors. Presently, there are more than 410 Government and private medical schools having an annual intake of 50,000 students for MBBS courses. But it is alleged that quality of medical education is not improving to the extent desired.

While some believe the extension of retirement age will help patients the rural areas where young doctors are not showing interest; others feel the decision would only be a band-aid solution as the rest of the infrastructure related issues and workforce such as paramedic staff is not addressed.

The apprehension expressed by some younger doctors that their promotion opportunities will be affected, if the retirement age of the government doctors is hiked, cannot be brushed aside.

The government should also ensure the younger doctors are not compelled to migrate to private sector if they do not see promotion opportunity.

That being so, the collateral affect of Modi’s response to the humanitarian problem could open the floodgate to similar demands among the civil services. Lengthening the retirement age of doctors or scientists etc involved with health care or research will not be a loss, unlike having many big babus hanging on to service and certainly not in public interest. Hopefully the Modi government makes a clear distinction, lest it attracts ire from millions of unemployed.

DailyDevotion Put God First Jesus did not commit Himself to them…for He knew what was in man. —John 2:24-25 Put Trust in God First. Our Lord never put His trust in any person. Yet He was never suspicious, never bitter, and never lost hope for anyone, because He put His trust in God first. He trusted absolutely in what God’s grace could do for others. If I put my trust in human beings first, the end result will be my despair and hopelessness toward everyone. I will become bitter because I have insisted that people be what no person can ever be— absolutely perfect and right. Never trust anything in yourself or in anyone else, except the grace of God. Put God’s Will First. “Behold, I have come to do Your will, O God” (Hebrews 10:9).

A person’s obedience is to what he sees to be a need— our Lord’s obedience was to the will of His Father. The rallying cry today is, “We must get to work! The heathen are dying without God. We must go and tell them about Him.” But we must first make sure that God’s “needs” and His will in us personally are being met. Jesus said, “… tarry…until you are endued with power from on high” (Luke 24:49). The purpose of our Christian training is to get us into the right relationship to the “needs” of God and His will. Once God’s “needs” in us have been met, He will open the way for us to accomplish His will, meeting His “needs” elsewhere.

Put God’s Son First. “Whoever receives one little child like this in My name receives Me” (Matthew 18:5).

God came as a baby, giving and entrusting Himself to me. He expects my personal life to be a “Bethlehem.” Am I allowing my natural life to be slowly transformed by the indwelling life of the Son of God? God’s ultimate purpose is that His Son might be exhibited in me.

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any toppers and sincere students including the Bible college students went to different parts of India for further studies but they fail to pursue on with their studies and returned home with great discouragement. Hence, there is a great need for the parents to diagnose the reality behind this tragedy. Let us find out the root cause and heal the sickness before it is too late.

1. 4-18 years of age: Parents send their children to School at the age of 4 (which seem to be early) nevertheless with their own choice they keep their children right away in the hostel for schooling which they regard it as a better place. But there are three disadvantages: Firstly, they miss the attachment with their parents. Secondly, they are confused with their faith in Christ. Thirdly, they build closer relationship and attachment with people of bad influence.

It is advisable that children should be with their parents till eighteen years of age. Nothing is better than a child being raised by the mother. Mothers are the best teacher for children and separation from mothers at a young age can give many disadvantages. Fathers should seek God’s wisdom and take up the responsibility in training up his child himself at home rather than Hostel.

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his was an article that was written on14-092014 to awaken the conscience of the Nagas to begin to look at ourselves with some sense of pride and honour that our forerunners envisaged that we now do not even recognise.

It is being put on the public domain once more to refresh our minds and to reclaim our own in the truest spirit of the Nagas that we once were and to reshape our destiny in the same spirit of forthrightness sans fear..........................

When we have travelled the long road of life, it makes sense to take a pause for a while... and look back at all the bridges that we have crossed along the way. It is then that we realise the lost opportunities: of little things we ought to have done...but didn’t; of the little things we ought not to have done...but did; where a simple deed, a kind word of encouragement that costs us nothing, could have made all the difference to someone else’s life. That little time spent on honest reflection which leads us all to the dawn of new experience and knowledge.

The Good Lord gave us all the same opportunity, all at different times, for each generation to see and do or be fated never to realise that an opportunity afforded to us, just passed us by... unseen. This sensitivity of perception makes the distinction of who we really are...the good, the bad and the ugly.

While trying to understand the sequence of events in the Naga political history, something struck me as an oddity. What appeared to me so totally out of tune with the Naga character, no matter which Tribe we may belong, was the failure of a generation before us and the continued lapse of our own, to honour, respect and fondly remember the simple deeds of a gone by generation whose historic landmark contribution made all the difference to our present. We have had our share of worthy personalities whose contributions have gone by unnoticed without even a word of ‘thank you’. We have let them fade away silently into the sunset, incognito, without being given an honourable space under the sun in their own lifetime. You are probably wondering what I am getting at....so let us dig into the fact of history together. Thereafter, exercise your minds accordingly with your stamp of approval or rejection. There will be a thousand and one such deserving personalities who have quietly passed on unrecognized, I would presume. For those who know other such stories...it is still not too late to let the world know about them by unselfishly sharing it with others, as a gratitude in return for their selfless act(s), remembering too that each of them must have left behind

crucial stage: the time of entering College and a desire to live an independent life. At such juncture, it is therefore advisable that they should be under the care and control of their parents with the exception of Theological College Hostel and Hostels that focuses on the spiritual life where the children would be nurtured spiritually, sometimes even better than their mothers at home. Truly speaking till 22 years of age they should not go out independently because they are still immature to have self discipline and self control.

Remember at this age they are on the cross road, so if the parent are not wise enough to take care of them they are prone to go to a wrong direction of no return. After the child is spoiled the parents will tear their hearts but it would be too late and the child will ended up with chaos.

Therefore, parents should not yield to their child insistence by taking the hasty decision and send them out far away from them.

3. 23-35 years of age: After Graduate to till their Ph.D, i.e., 23-35 years of age, parents can release them from the bondage of control. Now they are mature, now they will discipline themselves and be so wise to mingle with the world.

This is a challenging period where they will either die with the world or survive and become leaders of the world; now it will depend on the individual.

Parents now should not have to panic or worry because they have given their best in their children’s early years therefore now relax knowing that in this period they will take care of themselves and unnecessary tension should be avoided. Because you have brought him/her up so well, this is the stage that you believe in them and uphold your children in your prayers.

Now let us reason together, why Nagaland students who achieved top rankings failed to succeed or continue their studies and rather returned home? Why those who seemed to be sincere and outstanding characters returned home and shattered their parents? It is not only committed by the secular students but the theological students as well. Unexpectedly some Theological students are found as black sheep, but as a Principal of the Bible College, I discovered that many if not almost all are found as excellent people. Some unfortunate black sheep students are those who were not trained in the way of the Lord. Hence, outwardly they seem to be succeeding and flourishing but inwardly they struggle with the world, they do not walk with the Lord but living in secret sins, their private lives filled with drugs, alcohol and sexual immorality. Academically, they topped but actually they ventured out empty (without Christ) to various parts of India and the world and returned with

full of wickedness, failure and frustration. “What can men do without Christ? He’d only fall and fall and fall again.”

Dear Parents of today take the right step and mould up your children in the way of the Lord from their very early age. If you could train up your child in such a way then they will never depart from the living God. Nevertheless until they are 22 years of age let them be with you, keep your eyes on them and use the remote to control them.

This age is just as if standing on a cross road so do not throw them far away from you like a stone. If you do not take a wise decision then you will soon be surprised to know that your child is alcoholic, drug user and it will trembled you that your child is living in immorality like a prostitute. Definitely they will return home with frustration but you will get blame because you have failed to play a father’s role / a mother’s role. If you do not seek God’s wisdom to train up or take care of your children, then your children will become the victims who will live in desperate condition throughout his / her life. Concerning your children 23 years of age and above, leave them alone support them with your prayers. Now they are mature, let the almighty God take care of them.

Rev. Dr. Vikheshe Chishi, Founder and Principal, Withee Bible College, Dimapur

Waste Disposal Guidelines in Unorganized slaughter houses/ butcheries in Nagaland

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ackground Nagaland is basically a tribal state and poultry, piggery, cattle, etc are reared by the people for the domestic consumption. With the changing times, people have started to practice the sale of meat as a business enterprise in a small scale.

There is one slaughter house in Dimapur equipped with modern facilities for butchering and disposal of waste scientifically including a sewage treatment plant. Besides this, butchering activities are unorganized and in a very small scale.

Present Scenario The butcher purchases animals which are brought and butchered from his own land/compound where dressing is done and the clean animal body is transported to the market for sale. In Nagaland, hardly anything is wasted, except the dung, horn, teeth, hoofs and blood (in case of halal system).

Therefore, the waste from slaughtering animals is comparatively less. However, proper care should be taken to maintain a clean environment.

Suggestions for10 0unorganized slaughtering of animals.

The waste produced from slaughtering animals can be turned into manure by composting and can be sold/used for agriculture and horticulture purpose.

For this technique, a pit can be dugged near the slaughtering and the dung from the cleaning of the innards and blood can be deposited in the pit and then covered with a layer of earth. This process can be continued till the pit is fully filled. Then a next composting pit can be dug and continued similarly.

After some days composting is complete which can be dugged out and used as organic manure. This method if properly executed, will keep the environment around the slaughtering place clean, reduce flies, control odour and give additional income for the sale of manures.

N.B:- Avoid Cruelty to Animals. Be Hygienic.

Issued by: Nagaland Pollution Control Board

Where honour is due (part II) their son(s) and daughter(s) still living with us today. At least they deserve to know that we care.

The Naga Memorandum to Simon Commission stands out positively as the very first ‘Magna Carta’ document of the Nagas that significantly laid a historical landmark way back on 10th January 1929. This is a very special document in a good number of ways. It defines the Naga identity at its honest best. It had caused a chain historical reaction. I am sure many a Naga soul would have heard of this memorandum by now.

Many more would have read it over and over again. Nevertheless, humour me as I take this privilege to present this Memorandum verbatim to register its significance: To, The British Statutory Commission; Camp-India.

Sub: Memorandum of the Naga Hills Sir, We the undersigned Nagas of the Naga Club at Kohima, who are the only persons at present who can voice for our people have heard with great regret that our Naga Hills is included within the Reformed Scheme of India without our knowledge, but as administration of our Hill is continued to be in the hands of the British officers and we did not consider it necessary to raise any protest in the past.

Now we learnt that you have come to India as representative of the British Government to enquire into the working of the system of Government and growth of education and we beg to submit below our views with the prayer that our Hill may be withdrawn from the Reformed Scheme and placed outside the Reforms but directly under the British Government. We never asked for any reforms and we do not wish for any reforms.

Before the British Government conquered our country in 1879-80, we were living in a state of intermittent warfare with the Assamese of Assam Valley to the North and West of our country and Manipuris to the South. They never conquered us, nor were we ever subjected to their rule. On the other hand, we were always a terror to these people. Our country within the administered area consists of more than eight regions quite different from one another, with quite different language which cannot be understood by each other and more regions outside the administered area which are not known at present. We have no unity among us and it is only the British Government that is holding us together now.

Our education is poor.

The occupation of our country by the British Government being so recent as 1880, we have had no chance or opportunity

to improve in education and though we can boast of two or three graduates of an Indian University in our country, we have not got one yet who is able to represent us in any council of a province. Moreover our population numbering 10200, is very small in comparison with the population of the plains districts in the Province, and any representation that may be allotted to us in the council will be negligible and will have no weight whatever.

Our language is quite different from those of the plains and we have no social affinities with the Hindus or Mussalmans. We are looked down upon by the one for “Beef ” and the other for our “pork” and by both for our want in education, is not due to any fault of ours.

Our country is poor and it does not pay for its administration. Therefore, if it is continued to be under the Reformed Scheme, we are afraid that new and heavy taxes will have to be imposed on us, and when we cannot pay, then all lands will have to be sold and in the long run we shall have no share in the land of our birth and life will not be worth living then. Though our land at present is within the British territory, Government have always recognised our private rights in it, but if we are forced to enter the council the majority of whose number is sure to belong to the other districts, we also have much fear the introduction of foreign laws and customs to supersede our own customary laws which we now enjoy.

For the above reasons, we pray that the British Government will continue to safeguard our right against all encroachment from other people who are more advanced than us by withdrawing our country that we should not be thrust to the mercy of other people who could never be subjected, but to leave us alone to determine ourselves as in ancient times. We claim not only the members of the “Naga Club” to represent all those regions to which we belong vis. Angami, Kacha Nagas, Kukis, Sema, Lothas and Rengmas, but also other regions of Nagaland.

Signed by: 1. Nihu Angami,(Head Interpreter); 2. Hisale,(Peshkar); 3. Nisier Angami,(Master); 4. Khosa,(Doctor); 5. Gebo Kacha Naga, (Interpreter); 6.

Vipunyu Angami, (Potdar); 7. Goyiepra Angami, (Treasurer); 8. Ruzhukhrie Angami, (Master); 9. Dikhrie Angami, (Interpreter); 10. Zapuzhulie Angami, (Interpreter); 11.

Zepilie Angami, (Interpreter); 12. Katsuno Angami, (Interpreter); 13. Nuolhoukielie Angami, (Clerk); 14. Nizhevi Sema, (Interpreter);15. Apamo Lotha, (Interpreter); 16. Rusulo Rengma,( Interpreter); 17.

Lengjang Kuki,(Interpreter);

18. Nikhriehu Angami, (Interpreter); 19. Miakrao Angami, (Chaprasi); 20. Levi Kacha Naga, (Clerk);

Take a careful look at the designations of all the Tribal representatives, [purposely bracketed], who were fated to endorse this historic memorandum. In today’s parlance, they were all academic nonentities. Many of them would not even have had formal education worth the mention. Their peers must have met them in the streets, but were perhaps ignored without a second glance. Yet consider the results of what they did!

No classroom groomed graduates/post graduates of today will ever be comparable to their matchless thoughts crafted through life’s experience.

Their expression of ground reality made all the difference to make the British also seriously think twice, which culminated in the British India Act 1935, excluding the Naga inhabited areas as “Naga Hills Excluded Area”. Think carefully about this! This was an Act...a LAW, and will remain as a legally cognizable and actionable historical evidence even in today’ National or International Courts. Robert Reid was thereafter also commissioned by the British Government through the endorsement of their Queen of England, to Map the Excluded Areas of the Nagas country incorporating the Eastern inhabited territory classified as UN-ADMINISTERED FREE NAGA AREA even during the British Raj that also included the Chin Hills to be known as “Queen’s Land Colony”. The Mapping output of Robert Reid was considered as a Plan also known as the “Couplan Plan”, which was a direct follow-up result of the British India Act of 1935. On August 19, 1946, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was known to have defined the status of the Nagas in connection to the proposed British Colony of Couplan Plan in these words: “The tribal Areas are defined as being that long frontier of India which are neither part of India nor Burma, nor of Indian States nor of any foreign power”.

Through this British India Act 1935 (enacted because of the Naga Memorandum to the Simon Commission), the ‘Chin Hills Regulation and Bengal Frontier Regulation Act 1873’ was made applicable to the “Naga Hills Excluded Area” as well wherein foreigners including Indian nationals were restricted to enter into the Naga country without a valid Inner-Line permit (ILP)...A PASSPORT EQUAVALENT. It is only when you enter a foreign country that a passport become mandatory...well, the same principle applies to Indian Nationals entering Nagaland even to this day. These

are some of the facts that distinguish “Naga History to be unique”! We Nagas do not even recognise the significance or the importance of ILP and the bureaucrats only see it as an opportunity to make a cheap pocket money. We have perhaps become a people without a vision or purpose.

Nevertheless, the moot point is that this is a historical as much as it is present living evidence that defines the unique identity of our status. All this was made possible by those rustic Naga elders who signed that monumental memorandum in 1929. Mr. A.Z.Phizo was a shrewd thinker. He understood his people well. He too emphasized and focused on the foreign tax issue enshrined in the Simon Commission like no other NNC Presidents before him and made history with the Plebiscite of 1951.

Have the Nagas, especially the NPGs, ever consider officially acknowledging or thanking the signatories of this famous memorandum? After all...it laid the foundry of the Naga National Movement. Who knows....perhaps they are waving the Naga National Flag from wherever they are, to attract our attention that we have a legal justification to our claims.

The Nagas and more so the NPGs, owe them all, a huge gratitude, albeit no act can fully compensate their

mammoth contribution now. It saddens one’s heart that their generation let them all carry on without even an official ‘thank you’ in their lifetime.

If we are unable to respect and honour our own can we expect others to respect the Nagas? I dedicate this little article to them in fond remembrance and with a hope that some responsible, capable, conscience bearing NGOs/ NPGs out there are listening and get spurned into action to right what has been ignored for so long. It is never too late. We still have the opportunity and the privilege to remember and honour them befittingly where honour is due.

It also a reminder to who we really are and act wisely without fear in our hearts and say what we need to say: that the “Framework Agreement” signed by NSCN (IM) with the GoI is fine to the extent that some kind of an agreement has been reached but beyond that point the Nagas of Nagaland cannot possibly endorse this “Framework Agreement” before knowing its contents which could very well be detrimental to our nurtured fundamental dreams of freedom that our forefathers freely laid down their lives for. Nagas of Nagaland, wake up and start THINKING please!

Khekiye K. Sema IAS (Rtd), Upper Forest Colony, Kohima, (kksema@gmail.com)

Reader’s Post Two sides of the same coin

Sir,

Different good writers and educationists have written and share their vast knowledge and different well-experiences on about the two hierarchical educational institutions in our daily paper. As a matter of fact, secondary education and higher secondary education are complimentary to each other and interdependent institution cater the needs of our people.

From the very inception of our own parliamentary govt. formation just after obtaining our statehood the institution of elementary and secondary has setup to run normal classes up to class 10. The head who look after this institution powers and functions is clearly defined by the concerned school education department. The age of elementary and secondary institution is about 53 years old. On the other hand, the institution of higher secondary even if foremost requirement is a new born up institution. It came into existence some few years back only. The staffing pattern suggested recently by the higher authority is just like about a son and his own father. A son after getting married to a beautiful girl and set up a new family of his own responsibility trying to chase out his own father from their ancestral home while his father is active and alive. This kind of practices is a curse according to our Naga customary law and religion point of view. The clearly demarcation of powers and functions of these institution will be better to serve the very purpose of our constant specific aim and objective. Joint family system has merits in one way but have more disadvantages in other way. The separate building and other infrastructure facilities will be more better and more convenient for these two family set up. As education is a state subject higher authority of the concerned department look into the matter at the earliest and take action conveniently for the larger interest of all would be highly appreciate and welcome by all.

Thinoneisie Lhousa, Kohima

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, June 1, 2016

40 Days Revival begins today at Life Spring Corner

Condolence message by IAS Association Nagaland

DIMAPUR: IAS Association of Nagaland in a condolence to Renu Jain, widow of late Arun Kumar Jain IAS (Rtd) stated that his demise has come as a shock to the IAS Assocition.

In a condolence message on behalf of IAS Association Nagaland, additional chief secretary, R. Binchilo Thong described late Arun Kumar as an office of high integrity with a straight forward approach and had

served in various capacities in the state as well as central government. He belonged to 1977 batch of Nagaland cadre.

The association has conveyed deepest condolence to Renu Jain and the children at this hour of grief and pray that Almighty would grant them fortitude and strength to tide over the irreparable loss.

It also prayed that the departed soul rest in peace.

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DIMAPUR, MAY 31 (NPN): Various churches and ministries in Dimapur have come together to relive, celebrate and reignite the great revival which swept across the state way back in 1976 with the 40 Days Revival to be held at Life Spring Corner, Dimapur starting from today, June 1 at 4:30 p.m.

As a prequel to the mega event, more than 40 youths had been busy distributing pamphlets about the event, street preaching and roadside evangelising for the past one month. “The event conceptualized after a revelation from God and we are just moving along with what the Lord has instructed,� said Wabang, a member of the organizing team. Renowned speakers including a few from the time when the revival wave took place would be sharing the gospel during the 40 days event.

Praise and Worship will art and entertainment, government, education, business and be led by different groups inmedia which were referred to cluding some from Kohima. as ‘The Seven Mountains’.

The organizers said, 40 Some of the organizwas a significant number in ers also expressed hope that the Bible and therefore as although the people were frusits has already been 40 years trated with all the corrupted since there was a mighty wave systems that are going on, of revival which impacted the the good seeds sown by some whole of Nagaland in one way people would definitely bring or the other, it was time for the positive changes for the next people of God to shine again generations and there would and be a ray of hope and an definitely be a change in the exemplary state for the whole system. country.

The organizers have They expressed hope that given an open invitation to there would be a great wave of everyone to come and be a revival again as it was time for part of the event irrespective changes especially in different Organizers and voluteers taking a time off from their hectic preparations for the of church denominations or fields like the church, family, 40 Days Revival at Life Spring Corner, Dimapur, Tuesday. (NP) age groups.

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Rubbish! (7) 16 His Worship, while delayed, finally went quickly (4) 19 Endless disgrace is not real (4) 20 Anti-hero’s novel being broadcast (2,3,3) 21 Singer who could make big snob cry (4,6) Down

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I, Mr. H. Thanglong Konyak, aged about 65 years resident of Tanhai Village, District : Mon, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under : 1. That I was holding the power of attorney bearing Registration No. 999/15, dated 28/04/15.

2. That the said power of attorney has been revoked by the revocation of power of attorney dated 17/05/16.

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In this regard, Sinha said India is looking to start a fund that will invest in distressed loans held by lenders as they strive to clean-up their balance sheets in line with the Reserve Bank of India directive in the matter. “We will have a significant stressed assets fund,” Sinha told reporters on the sidelines of an event by credit ratings agency CRISIL in Mumbai on Tuesday.

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1. 158 acres at Seithekima 3½ Km from New Shouba Police Check Gate.

Rs. 4.5 cr (Negotiable) 2. 32 acres, Rs. 8 per sq. ft Contact : 7085286145

FOR SALE

Admission Started

Jayant Sinha

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at Lengrijan Road Touched Rs. 45,00,000/- (Forty five lakhs) Contact : 9774746281

EDUCATION

4th Mile Dimapur : Nagaland (Driving Institute)

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NL-07 Regd.

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Sumo Victa (Church Vehicle)

Interested vendors kindly contact : 9612620249/8575394092

For further information, contact:

Alto LXI Model 2006 Regd. NL-01, with IND Tip Top Condition Price Negotiable Contact No : 9089380724

Gypsy Ero-II

FOR SALE

Good Condition Model : 2009 Km : 50200 Done Price : 320000/Genuine Buyer only Contact : 9774726629

DIMAPUR to MON (Sumo)

Regd No : NL (HSRP) Price : 1.65 Lakhs (Nego) Contact : 9856300209

at CHAKHESANG COLONY DIMAPUR TOWN Measuring : 70 x 50 Price : 50 L (Nego) Genuine Buyer, Contact No : 9077240335

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, june 1, 2016

HIGHWAY DRIVING HUB

LAND FOR SALE LAND FOR SALE LAND Assam type RESIDENTIAL PLOT FOR SALE Land with Building

MARUTI OMNI VAN BS-III Mfg : 2010, Colour : S/Silver

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Near Zion Hospital Model Colony, Purana Bazar Measuring 18000 sq. ft @ Rs. 300/- sq. ft Contact : 7085169449

CAR FOR SALE

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ALTO K10 VXI (2.30) WAGON R VXI (2.50) ALTO LX (1.60)

URGENT FOR SALE

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PRIME LAND FOR SALE

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State Bank of India (SBI) Mao Gate branch was inaugurated on Tuesday by chief general manager (CGM) SBI North East circle Guwahati, PVSLN Murty on Tuesday in the presence of general manager NW-11 SBI NE circle Guwahati, Panna Lal Das and local MLA L. Dikho. With this new branch at Mao gate, Manipur now has 34 branches across the state.

Murty, in his address, said that the facility would help in developing the area and therefore urged them to use it properly. He also cautioned the customers to be aware of people trying to cheat the customers by asking ATM card number

(PTI): Terming the banks nonperforming assets (NPAs), or bad loans, issue a serious concern to the economy, Union minister of state for finance Jayant Sinha has said the government was working to sort it out and reduce NPAs. “For this, the government has brought the Bankruptcy Bill and given more freedom and transparency to the banking sector,” the minister said.

“Most of the banks incurred heavy NPAs between 2008 and 2012, during the UPA government. The present government decided to make it public, so that people should know what is the present situation,” he said.

Sinha said his government is serious about taking action against wilful defaulters.

“With the new Bankruptcy Law, the defaulters cannot escape. With this the recovery from defaulters can

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and other information through phone. He also informed the public that SBI never ask any personal details through phone other than at the bank office.

CGM also informed that SBI was trying to link with flipkart and amazon for marketing purposes to provide better facility to the public. He suggested the local resident to think for preservation of fruit and flowers with the help of bank.

Manipur MLA L. Dikho in his address expressed gratitude to the CGM SBI NE circle and officials for opening the SBI branch at Mao gate which was a long felt need of the area. He also assured that public would give full support in matters of security to the bank.

N E W D E L H I , M AY 3 1 (AGENCIES): Payment in cash for buying goods and services worth more than Rs 2 lakh with the exception of jewellery will attract 1% tax collected at source (TCS) from June 1.

The existing TCS of 1% on cash purchase of over Rs 5 lakh of jewellery and over Rs 2 lakh of bullion will continue, tax officials said. The Income Tax Department has been levying 1% TCS on cash purchase of bullion in excess of Rs 2 lakh and jewellery in excess of Rs 5 lakh since July 1, 2012.

The position is maintained and there is no change in the position, the officials said.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in his Budget 2016-17 imposed TCS of 1% on goods and services purchased in cash in excess of Rs 2 lakh.

Besides, sale of options will also attract increased Securities Transaction Tax (STT) of 0.05% from Wedensady.

Currently, STT is 0.017%.

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Others who spoke on the occasion include-- bank officials, ADC Zunheboto Amen Imchen and Sümi Hoho (SH) president Toniho Yepthomi.

Scores of people from various organizations attended the programme.

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Meatking looking to buy local pigs as we sell only local pork.

Parliamentary secretary Pukhayi with AGM of Mokokchung SBI, staff of Zunheboto SBI branch and others. (NP)

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ZUNHEBOTO/KOHIMA, MAY 31 (NPN): After more than 15 years, the SBI Aghunato was formally inaugurated

by AGM SBI Mokokchung Gnanaseker. G at Aghunato town, in the presence of parliamentary secretary Soil and Water Conservation, Pukhayi Sümi, Tuesday.

Pukhayi in his greetings said, it was a historic moment for Aghunato town. “Our collective efforts from all corners have made this long awaited dream a reality,” he added.

He lamented that one of the main reason for the closure of the SBI branch was due to the “infamous ambush and looting by some NPG/ party (s) in late 1990s, which also claimed the lives of some security men.”

He said since 2009, he along with others took the effort to let SBI reopen the branch.

He said “Aghunato town was the first place/centre of affairs and governance amongst Sümi land/community, but was shifted to Zunheboto for the conveniences and other technical issues”.

“The bank belongs to us, therefore we should extend collective supports and cooperation from each one of us” said Pukhayi while urging thousands of employees in Aghunato to transfer their accounts to keep up the smooth functioning of the branch.

He also said with the reopening of the branch, the government can propose to bring the HSLC centre at Aghunato.

SBI asst. GM Gnanaseker in his brief address, lauded the individuals and all concerned groups for the support and cooperation in reopening of its branch after more than one and a half decades.

He said in the present day, banks have become part of the basic necessity of human lives.

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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to Shri/Smti. Yangyaba -Vrs- Yangba Konyak resident of Dimapur Town Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before _________.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : .....................

Village /Town Block No. : Ekranipathar, Patta No. : 847 Dag No. : 271/587, Area : 02-00-00. North : Angam Phom, South : Arenla Ao, East : Simon Lotha, West : Colony Road.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M 383/16

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to Shri/Smti. Chamshel Pashel -Vrs- M/s Phitsson Welfare Society head office at Kohima Town in the District of Kohima, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below :The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 2-6-16.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY

Name of Patta Holder : Chamshel Pashel Village /Town Block No. : 09, Patta No. : 1807 Dag No. : 1970, Area : 00-03-03. North : Lanu Jamir, South : Thungbemo Murry, East : T. Sangtam, West : M. Kikon.

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Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

Nawaz Sharif London, May 31 (PTI): Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today underwent an open-heart surgery at a British hospital which his party said was “successful”, the Premier’s second cardiac procedure in five years.

Sharif had gone to London on May 22 for a regular medical checkup but was diagnosed with a heart complication by doctors who suggested surgery.

The 66-year-old PML-N leader was recovering after the operation at Princess Grace

14TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY

OF LT. MR. SUTOI AWOMI 14 years go, a golden heart stopped beating, the gift of God to us. God broke our heart to prove to us, that He only take the best.

Though, many years have passed yet not even a single moment has passed without remembering you in our silent tears.

Rest in peace till we meet at the heaven's gate.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF LT. MS. LOPILO SHITIRI (API) 01.06.2015 – 01.06.2016

You are near, even if we don’t see you.

You are with us, even if you are far away.

You are in our hearts, in our thoughts, in our lives, always.......

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Loving family members

Born : 1917 Died : 2002

ANY SCHOOL REQUIRED Urgently if any school require experience Mathematics Teacher for higher section Contract Preference will be given only for Dimapur Area School.

Contact : 08131926746/08259854381

UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 1. The e-Admit Cards, for the Computer Based Recruitment Test for 12 Posts of Stores Officer in Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO), Ministry of Defence scheduled to be held on 13.06.2016 (Monday) from 09.30 A.M to 11.30 A.M at eight centres all over India, have been uploaded on Commission's Website (http://www.upsc.gov.in) and (http://www/upsconline.nic.in). Candidates' reporting time at the Centre Venue: 08.00 A.M. No paper Admit Card will be issued for this Recruitment Test by the Commission. The candidates are advised to download their e-Admit Cards and take a printout thereof. The admitted candidates will have to produce the printout of their e-Admit Cards at the allotted venue for appearing in the Recruitment Tests. The Time Table & Instructions to candidates are also available on the Commission's Website. In case of any difficulty, the candidates may contact UPSC Facilitation Counter at Telephone No. 011-23381125, 23385271 and 23098543. ___________________________________________________________ 2. The e-Admit cards, for the Combined Computer Based Recruitment Test for Recruitment to 04 posts of Assistant Chemists in Geological Survey of India, Ministry of Mines and for 10 posts of Chemical Examiners Grade - II in Central Revenues Control Laboratory, Department of Revenue, Ministry of Finance, scheduled to be held from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM on 13.06.2016 (Monday) Afternoon Session at eight centres all over India, have been uploaded on Commission's website, (http://www.upsc.gov.in) and (http://www.upsconline.nic.in). No paper Admit Card will be issued for this Recruitment Test by the Commission. Candidates' reporting time at the Test Center is 12-:30 P.M. The candidates are advised to download their e-Admit Cards arid take a printout thereof. The admitted candidates will have to produce the printout of their e-Admit Cards at the allotted venue for appearing in the Recruitment Test. The Time Table &. Instructions to candidates are also available on the Commission's website. In case of any difficulty, the candidates may contact UPSC Facilitation Counter (10.00 A.M. to 5.00 P.M.) at Phone Nos:- (011) 23381125, 23385271, and 23098543. davp 55102/14/0008/1617

Loving, wife, son, daughter, in-laws & grandchildren

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Lt. V. Mughavi Awomi

Born on : 6/03/1976 – Died on : 27/05/2016 1. 8 NAP Company 2. D Company 8 NAP 3. 8 NAP Fellowship Aghunato 4. Nalutoqha NAP Fellowship.

5. ADC Colony Aghunato.

6. Women Secretary Aizuto.

7. Aghunato Baptist Church.

8. Women Department Aghunato Youth Department Aghunato 9. Navi Colony AZA Noqo.

10. Huker Baptist Church.

11. Aghunato Town Baptist Church B. 12. Atoizu Town Baptist Church.

13. Tokiye Town Baptist Church.

14. Khetoi Baptist Church.

15. Hoshepu Baptist Church.

16. Yezashi Baptist Church.

17. Aghiyilimi Baptist Church, Women Department, Youth Department.

18. Sunday School Department Aghunato Town.

19. Tokiye Range Union.

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ICFAI University Nagaland 6th mile, Sovima, Dimapur Ph: 03862- 282762/280001/280901

Job Vacancy Adv. No: IUN/ Esst./2016/04

The duly filled in application, along with a copy of the CV should reach office of the Pro-Vice Chancellor on or before June 9, 2016.

Registrar

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I lie down and sleep; I wake again because the Lord sustains me (Psalms 3:5)

Words do not suffice to express our heartfelt gratitude to each individual, families, friends, churches and groups, who stood by us physically, financially and spiritually during illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Late Mrs. S. Longtso on 28.05.2016.

Born on 2nd Oct 1980 Died on 28th May 2016 We are truly grateful from the depth of our hearts for your love and support. It is our humble prayer at the Almighty God to bless each one of you abundantly.

Loving mother, brother, sister, husband, children, in-laws and relatives

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We t h e b e r e a v e d f a m i l y members of our beloved Late Vevotsolü Chüzho would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone, churches, different prayer houses, SASRD college, upper Agri/Forest Colony, families, friends, neighbours, organizations and villages, who stood by us physically, financially, materially, morally and through prayers during her brief illness and at the sudden demise. Our special gratitude also goes to doctors, nurses and staff of Naga Hospital Authority Kohima, for their tireless service rendered towards her.

We regret for our inability to thank and mention every individual by name but it is our humble prayer that God Almighty grant His blessings abundantly for your good deeds.

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Loving husband and children

Born: 08/02/1965 – Died: 21/05/2016

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT NAGALAND :: KOHIMA

Dated : Kohima, the 31st May, 2016.

DECLARATION OF RESULT

Date: 01/06/2016

The application form can be downloaded from Careers@IUN in the University website: www. iunagaland.edu.in

Principal, faculty, staff and students of Patkai Christian College are deeply grieved and shocked to hear about the sudden demise of Ms Jennyfer N Yeptho, a cheerful and promising student of M.A. English IInd Semester. She will always remain etched in our thoughts and hearts. We express our deepest sympathy to the bereaved family members, relatives and friends.

Patkai Community

Moscow, May 31 (PTI): Russia is waiting for India to identify the location of a new nuclear power plant where six power units of 1,200 mw each will be constructed under an Indo-Russian agreement, a senior Russian official said today.

“We are waiting for the Indian party to identify the location for the new NPP. These six units will be 1,200 mw each of VVER (Water-Water Energetic Reactor) type,” Vladimir A Angelov, Director for Projects in India, State Atomic Energy Corporation ROSATOM, said.

Addressing a select media conference of Indian journalists at the ongoing nuclear conference ATOMEXPO 2016 here, Angelov referred to the 2014 Strategic Vision for Strengthening Cooperation in Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy between India and Russia wherein the two countries had decided on setting up of 12 units over the next two decades.

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

Applications are invited for the positions of Asst.

Professor in Library Science

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Hospital in London and was expected to be conscious in a few hours.

“The operation was successful and we are now just waiting for him to recover and wake up in a couple of hours,” a PML-N UK spokesperson told PTI. Sharif ’s daughter Maryam Nawaz Sharif, after the completion of the operation, tweeted, “Surgery successful by the grace of Almighty.

The Prime Minister is off the pump now.

Will be shifted to ICU in the next 60 mins or so.”

Mar yam had earlier given updates on the surgery on social media.

“By the Grace of Almighty, surgery progressing fine. Will take another couple of hours or so. Prayers doing miracles... Grafting of vessels started an hour ago,” she said on Twitter. “PM’s surgery started at 8 AM UK time.

Spoke to him earlier, he was in high spirits. I entrusted him to Allah,” Maryam said in an earlier tweet.

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Colombo, May 31 (PTI): Sri Lanka Navy has arrested seven Indian fishermen along with their trawler for allegedly poaching in Sri Lankan waters, the Navy said here today. Seven Indian fishermen were arrested yesterday by the Navy and the Sri Lankan Coast Guards northwest of Talaimannar in northern Sri Lanka. The arrested fishermen were handed over to the Mannar Fisheries Inspector for further action, the Navy said in a statement. The arrest came on the first day of fishermen resuming their work after the end of a 45-day-long annual fish breeding season ban on fishing using mechanised boats.

due to their relationship with China.

“We are not competing with China. We both have different capacities. Our relations (with Africa) are old.

We will discover our space in more areas including IT and tele-medicine,” he said, adding that there is also scope for cooperation in agriculture.

He said Moroccans find Chinese good, but China was not engaging locals. “If we get a foothold in Morocco, we can expand our business (in

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the region),” he said.

Ansari said India has a presence in Africa’s automobile sector. “It is a promising sector.”

“Sooner or later Bollywood would become interested as (Morocco) is a good place for shooting of movies,” he said. Ansari, however, said that visits to Morocco have been “too few.” “There is no specific reason for this,” he added. Ansari said Morocco is a monarchy of life-long standing, but they have learnt to democratise.

Ansari, who will be in Morocco till June 1, will jointly launch the India-Morocco Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Rabat with Moroccan Prime Minister Abdelilah Benkirane.

In the second leg of his tour, Ansari will visit Tunisia from June 2-3.

Speaking about the Islamic influence in Tunisia, Ansari said: “The leader of Islamic Party was in New Delhi recently.

Pak PM Sharif’s open-heart surgery in UK ‘successful’

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India’s ties with African countries ‘good’: Ansari

On Board Air India One, May 31 (PTI) :Describing India’s ties with African countries as “good”, Vice President Hamid Ansari today said that India wants to engage with the region in various areas including IT, telemedicine, and agriculture.

Interacting with reporters on board his special aircraft en route to the Moroccan capital Rabat, Ansari said, “With Morocco we have substantive relationship due to one product – phosphate which is very important for us.

Indian investment is also there in Morocco in this sector.”

He said Morocco has been helpful towards India at the international level.

When asked about the sudden push towards Africa, Ansari said that focus on Africa was always there. He said there was focus on Africa since the time of President Abdul Kalam.

Every government has laid focus on Africa, he said, adding that the focus was not

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, june 1, 2016

In continuation to this office letter of even number dated 11th February, 2016, the results of written examination conducted on 20/05/2016 for the post of LDA cum Computer Assistant and Draughtsman is hereby declared as under: 1. LDA- cum - Computer Assistant Roll No : 5, 28, 35 2. Draughtsman Roll No : 12, 13, 14, 32, 47, 48, 50, 64,71 The date for conduct of Practical and Viva Voce shall be intimated in a later date through local newspapers.

Sd/- Ken Keditsu, Director Urban Development

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Patkai Christian College (Autonomous)

PCC/CE/N-24-16

Seithekema : Chumoukedima, Dimapur, Nagaland Affiliated to the Nagaland University “A College with Potential for Excellence” NAAC Re-Accreditation: ‘A’ “A Postgraduate College”

31st May 2016

INFORMATION 1. Result of 2 , 4 and 6 Semester Examinations conducted in first week of May will be declared on 1st June evening. It will be posted on the college website www. patkaicollege.com and college notice board.

2. 6th Semester mark sheet and the final transcript will be issued on 2nd June. Mark sheet of 2nd and 4th Semesters will be issued after the declaration of Repeat/Improvement examinations i.e in first week of July.

3. Students getting backlogs must apply within three days (4th June, till 12 noon) from the declaration of the result to avail the chance of clearing the failed paper(s).

Applications received after that will not be entertained.

4. Students intending to repeat 2nd Semester in January 2017 must contact the undersigned immediately and make necessary arrangement as the college will be introducing Choice Based Credit System, following the UGC guidelines, by July 2016.

Mrs.Neilevono Vupru Controller of Examinations nd

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VVIT Students, Parents and ENSF Meeting.

Students of VVIT, Hyderabad convened an Emergency Joint Meeting with Parents and Eastern Naga Students Federation (EEI 2013) on 3rd June, 10: A.M at Hotel Saramati, Dimapur. All the parents and ENSF Executives are requested to attend the meeting without fail.

David Phom

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OFFICE OF THE

LOTHA UNION PURANA BAZAR AREA EMERGENCY MEETING

The Lotha Union Purana Bazar Area East Dimapur, has convened an Emergency Meeting on June 4, 9:30 am at the residence of its Union Chairman Shri. Zaremo Kikon. All its executive, office bearers, advisors and search committee have been informed to attend the meeting without fail.

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TSOSINYU BAPTIST CHURCH GRATITUDE

The Tsosinyu Baptist Church and the Village Council express its profound gratitude to all those persons who have rendered their humanitarian service towards the village and the families affected by Cyclonic Storm on 16th May 2016.

Words are inadequate to convey our gratefulness to the following persons for their service, contributions and prayers.

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NAGA PEOPLE'S FRONT 30 Alongtaki Assembly Constituency H.Q. Longchem, Mokokchung : Nagaland

NOTIFICATION

OFFICE OF THE

VISWEMA STUDENTS’ UNION KOHIMA

FELICITATES

NOKEKUNO VIZOL The Viswema Students’ Union (VSU) extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Nokekuno Vizol D/o Shri. Dr. Atha Vizol and Smt. Lekule Vizolfor successfully securing 93.06% under CBSE Senior School Certificate Examination (Class-XII) Science stream.

The Union also would like to congratulate all the successful candidates in both class 10th and 12th CBSE Exam, 2016 for bringing laurels to the union and prays that the Almighty God blesses you with a bright and successful endeavors.

Pusakro Vitsu President, VSU

Avizo Lcho Gen. Secy., VSU

FELICITATION

In Cash & Kind

1.

Er. Levi, Parliamentary Secretary, PWD (H)

Rs. 60,000+ 10 bundles of C.G.I Sheets.

2

R.Khing, Ex-Minister

Rs. 30,000/-

3

Mrs. Vikhweno Meratsü, ADC Tseminyu & Mr. Shelly Katiry EAC Tseminyu

For their prompt visit and taking stock of the situation

4

The Council of Rengma Baptist Churches

Rs. 15,000/-

5

Rengma Selo Zi

Rs. 30,000/-

6

Sendenyu Village Council

Rs. 10,000/-

7

Thongsunyu Village Council

Rs. 10,000/-

8

Ziezou Village Council

Rs. 6,000/-

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Logwesunyu Village Council

Rs. 5,000/-

10

New Sendenyu Village Council

Rs. 5,000/-

11

Chogin Range Students Union

Rs. 5,000/-

12

Mrs. Hengwale Kiwe

Rs. 2,000/-

13

Mr. Bhagat

Rs. 1,000/-

14

Mr. Nyichulo Semy

Rs. 1,000/-

15

Mrs. Neizenuo Kath

2 kg of Rice

NOUKHRIETUO KATH Chairman Tsosinyu Village Council

NPF 37 A/C Women Wing, Wokha condemn the henious act towards Mr. Jackson Patton and urge the concern authority to award befitting punishment to the culprit.

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OFFICE OF THE

LOTHA COMMUNITY 6TH MILE AREA The Lotha Community 6 th Mile Area vehemently condemned the cowardly act of violence and life attempt on Jackson on the midnight of May 21st 2016 at his residence at Sovima Village.

Further the Lotha Community 6th Mile area appealed the law enforcing agency to apprehend and take prompt action against the unidentified culprit(s) at the earliest and booked accordingly to the law of land inorder to ensure the safety of the citizen and peaceful atmosphere and called upon the right thinking to condemn such act.

Yizamo Shitri Nchumbemo Murry Chairman Secretary Lotha Community 6th Mile Area Lotha Community 6th Mile Area

CONDEMNATION

The Khumishi 'A' Kughuko Küqhakulu Dimapur and the Khumushi 'A' Village Council unitedly stand condemning the unprecedented attempt to murder intrusion to the house of Shri. Tokishe Achumi GB Thilixu on the night of 28th May 2016

by Shri. Tokiho Chophi JE, RD Deptt Kuhuboto.

This is a blatant violation of an individuals right and privacy causing unnecessary mental harassment and also disturbing the peace and tranquility in the society.

We condemn in the strongest sense to the unwarranted action meted out to our citizens. Therefore we demand strong legal action against the intruders.

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SOTILO KATH Pastor Tsosinyu Baptist Church

It is because of your support and encouragement in myriad ways, that Metsivilie Seyie, 2016 Cl XII Sc Topper could come thus far in pursuit of his goals.

You took the place of his parents and relatives. It is our prayer that God bless you in His abundance for your love and selflessness. Thank you for your thoughtfulness and kindness.

1. Nagaland Govt Regd Class I Contractors & Suppliers Union, 2. Don Bosco Hostel, Jotsoma, 3. Kohima Sc College Teachers Assoc, 4. DPDB, Kma, 5. Mr Seyiekuolie Kesiezie, 6. Semoma Students Welfare Board Trust, 7. Rüzhükhrie Govt Hghr Sec School, Kma, 8. S 99 Society, HQ, Sovima, 9. RGHSS Teacher Vilavonuo, 10. Mr Rovilatuo Mor, IAS, 11. Mr Lhousarovi Paul Rino, 12. St. Chong Hasang Church, Jotsoma, 13. Khonoma Catholic Kewhira keba Thenupfüko Krotho, 14. Mr Menuokholie Kire, 15. Mrs Zhanuo Mor, 16. Mr Thepfüniü Ratsa, 17. Mr Seyieu Solo, 18. Mrs Azono Solo, 19. Christian Fellowship, I G, 20. Mrs M Amenla Longkumer, 21. Ati Seyie, 22. Mr Ashish Chetri, 23. Mrs Alenuo Vüprü

www.japfuchristiancollege.org NAAC Accredited: B Grade principal@japfuchristiancollege.org Covered under 2(f) and 12 (B) of the UGC Act since 2011

INVITATION Japfü Christian College cordially invites all well wishers & Stakeholders to a ‘Worship Service’ on Sunday 5th June, 2016 at 9: 30 AM to a simple commemoration of 20 years of its existence cum- prayer for upcoming 2021 Silver Jubilee. Invitation is conveyed through media only.

Leader : Mr. A. Husca, DSM Song Leader : Mr. Dithanglo Magh. Accompanist : Mr. Vil Pusa Singspiration : E.U Worship Team Programme Sequence Congregational Hymn Invocation Prayer : Mr. Visütha Ltu, JBCC President Song I : Alhile Epao, Former Staff Song II : Alumna Alito Wotsa Scripture Reading : Mr. Ketholeho Kulnu, BOM Chairman Song III : Alumni Male Voice (2015 Batch) Offering (Music : Alumnus Joseph Jeriel) Offertory Prayer : Miss. Lemya Konyak, E.U President This is us!

Song IV : JCC Staff Thanksgiving cum Intercessory Prayer : Dr. Visakhonü Hibo, Principal Song V : Alumni Male Voice (2004 & 2007 Batches) Short Message : Mr. Moatoshi Imsong, State Secretary, UESI- Nagaland College Anthem Prayer for 2021 Silver Jubilee Celebration-cum-Benediction: Mr. Colo Mero, Former Chaplain Faith & Work Ushers : E.U Committee Spiritual Ministry, JCC

Dr Kigwe Seyie & Kuolachalie Seyie, for Seyie Clan, Khonoma.

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Imchatemjen General Secretary, BJYM Chungtiayimsen Unit

Vikato K. Achumi Secretary, KKD

JBCC MISSION CENTRE, KIPFÜZHA, KIGWEMA KOHIMA-797001, NAGALAND

The Office of the BJYM Chungtiayimsen Unit, under 30th Alongtaki Mandal do hereby thank Smti. Asongla, President, BJKM, Mokokchung District for appointing Shri. Tiakumzuk Longchar to the post of President, BJKM 30th Alongtaki Mandal.

We, the BJYM Chungtiayimsen Unit strongly resolve to stand unitedly in firm strength for the all round development of 30th Alongtaki area and the peace and prosperity of our Naga people, we stand to work relentlessly under the visionary and dynamic leadership of Shri. Narendra Modi, Hon'ble Prime Minister of India, Shri. Amit Shah, Respected BJP President India, Visasolie Lhoungu, President BJP Nagaland and Shri.Monglu Jamir, President, 30th Alongtaki Mandal.

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President, NPF 37 A/C Women Wing, District : Wokha.

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Tokheho Y. T. Achumi Chairman, KKD

We have nothing on our part to repay your Good Samaritan act but we pray that our Almighty God shower His blessings abundantly upon you all for your indomitable act of concern and kindness towards the people in distress.

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Apropos to advertisement published in Nagaland Post dated 25th May, Page No. 11, 28th May, Page No. 11 and Tir Yimyim dated 24th May, Page No. 9, 25th May, Page No. 9 and 28th May, Page No. 9 by 30 Alongtaki A/C NPF, Yajang 'A' Unit by Pangernukshi (President) and Sakuyanger (General Secretary), Yajang 'A' Model Unit by T. Moa Jamir (President) and N. Marlepden (General Secretary), Longtho (Japu B) Unit by Imchatemsu (President) and Teka (Secretary) and Chungtiayimsen Unit Youth Wing Kiremwati (President) and Imchatemjen (Secretary). The above mentioned names have not been found in any records as Primary and Active Members under NPF 30 Alongtaki A/C. It has been thoroughly reviewed in the past records and also consulted with the NPF Mokokchung Division. Hence, the above mentioned names are served with 7 (Seven) days notice from the date of publication to bring forth their Proof of registration as Primary and Active Member, failing which legal action will be initiated.

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Mumbai, May 31 (PTI): Ending months of speculation, I-League champions Bengaluru FC announced today that it has parted ways with its successful head coach Ashley Westwood “by mutual consent”.

The severing of ties between the club, winners of the I-League crowns twice in the last three years as well as the Federation Cup once (in 2014), has brought to an end “a successful three-year association”, the club said in a media statement from Bengaluru.

“The Blues have also made the quarterfinals of the AFC Cup this season under Westwood and will look to go a step further when the continental competition resumes in September,” said the release, referring to the club’s 3-2 win over Kitchee of Hong Kong under the guidance of Westwood.

“The Englishman was at the helm of affairs since the club’s inception in 2013 where the Blues went on to stun Indian football by winning the I-League in its debut season.

2014 too was a successful season where Bengaluru won the Federation Cup, finished second in the League and made the knock-out stages in the AFC Cup,” the club said in its statement.

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Orenvungi Ngullie, Northfield School, Kohima, d/o. Albert Ngullie & Nchumbeni, ranked 16th position in HSLC, 2016 result with 94 percentage of marks, securing 100% in Science and 99% in Social Science.

The Forum invoke the blessing of God upon her and parents to carry forward the mantle of success in life.

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Rashford, Sturridge 2nd SUMMER SUPER SIX named in England Date : 9 & 10 June 2016 Venue : High School Ground, Kohima Champion : 8000/- Runner’s up : 4000/Euro squad L o n d o n, M ay 3 1 (Agencies): Marcus Rashford and Daniel Sturridge have been named in England’s Euro 2016 squad with Danny D r i n k wa t e r a n d A n d r o s Townsend missing out.

England boss Roy Hodgson has opted for five strikers in his 23-man party for the tournament in France after Manchester United’s Rashford, 18, made an immediate impact by scoring on his international debut against Australia last Friday.

There had been speculation that Liverpool forward Sturridge, who has been hampered by injury problems this season, could miss out as a result, but Leicester midfielder Drinkwater and Newcastle winger Townsend have been omitted instead.

The pair will therefore follow Manchester City’s Fa b i a n D e l p h , w h o wa s dropped from the provisional 26-man squad due to a groin injury last week, in leaving the England training camp.

England play Portugal at Wembley on Thursday in their final warm-up game before heading to their French training base in Chantilly.

They open their Euro 2016 Group B campaign with a match against Russia in Marseille on Saturday June 11 before taking on Wales in Lens on Thursday June 16 and Slovakia in Saint-Etienne on Monday June 20.

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BCCI president assures all possible help to NCA

BCCI president Anurag Thakur clad in traditional attire during a felicitation program on Tuesday. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, MAY 31 (NPN): If all goes well, Nagaland Cricket Association (NCA) would soon become a fullfledged member of Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).

The hard work put by the NCA in developing and promoting the game would see them becoming a full member of BCCI soon, said newly elected BCCI president Anurag Thakur during a felicitation programme at Niathu Resort, Dimapur on Tuesday.

England’s Anderson climbs to No.1 Test ranking Dubai, May 31 (IANS): After guiding England to consecutive wins against Sri Lanka in the ongoing threematch Test rubber, seasoned pacer James Anderson on Tuesday vaulted to his careerbest No.1 spot in the International Cricket Council (ICC) Test bowlers rankings.

Anderson ripped through the Lankan batting in both the Tests to not only bag three five-wicket hauls but also to become the first Englishman to take 450 wickets as the hosts registered a nine-wicket victory in the second Test at Chester-le-Street on Monday.

The 33-year-old has leapfrogged team-mate Stuart Broad and India’s Ravichandran Ashwin to the coveted numero uno spot.

Broad, who took five wickets in the second Test, has slipped behind Ashwin to the third place after conceding three points. Left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja at sixth is the only other Indian in the top 10. Anderson now has 884 points, Ashwin has 871 and Broad 869. Among

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the batsmen, Australian Steve Smith (925) continues to lead the table with England’s Joe Root (878) and New Zealand’s Kane Williamson (868) in second and third spots.

Ajinkya Rahane is the highest ranked Indian batsman at 11th while Virat Kohli, Murali Vijay and Cheteshwar Pujara occupy respectively the 13th, 16th and 17th positions.

Among all-rounders, Ravichandran Ashwin retained the No.1 spot while Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan and Broad are at the second and third positions.

The BCCI president, who was on his maiden visit to Dimapur after being elected as president on May 22, assured all possible help to NCA and north eastern states for the development and promotion of cricket in the region.

Thakur, who was briefed on the problems faced by the association, also promised that BCCI would work to achieve the expectations of NCA. He assured that BCCI would provide all support in turning cricket academy at Sovima into a NE centre of cricket excellence. He also promised to provide a fullfledged indoor cricket academy within a year time.

Thakur also said that cricket equipments of international standards would be provided to Nagaland Cricket Academy.

While maintaining that he believe in transparency and accountability, the BCCI president assured to release pending bills within 15 days to NCA once the BCCI received the audit accounts.

To tap the potentials of north east cricketers, BCCI

Stosur moves ahead in Paris Paris, May 31 (Agencies): Sam Stosur beat Simona Halep while Tsvetana Pironkova stunned second seed Agnieszka Radwanska in their elongated French Open fourth-round matches.

Australian former US Open champion Stosur, runner-up at Roland Garros in 2010, trailed 5-3 when her match with Halep was called off court due to fading light on Sunday evening.

But a Monday washout seemed to help the 21st seed, who powered into the quarterfinals with a 7-6 (7-0) 6-3 triumph over the Romianian sixth seed.

Play resumed for a second time just after 3pm local time in Paris on Tueaday following an earlier half-hour stint between the rain.

Halep, a French Open finalist in 2014 when she was beaten by Maria Sharapova, never recovered from a 7-0 drubbing in the first set tiebreak and Stosur closed out the second with a single break of serve to reach the last eight in the French capital for the first time since 2007.

Warriors beat Thunder to reach NBA Finals

Klay Thompson dribbles past Russell Westbrook during Warriors’ 96-88 victory over Thunder.

Oklahoma city, May 31(Agencies):The Golden State Warriors beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 96-88 in Game 7 of the Western Conference finals on Monday to set up a rematch with the Cleveland Cavaliers for the NBA Championship.

Stephen Curry hit five second-half 3-pointers and scored 36 points in all for Golden State, who will host the opener of the best-of-seven NBA Finals on Thursday in Oakland.

The defending NBA champions, who rallied from a 3-1 series deficits, were down by 13 in the first half and eight early in the third quarter before gunning their way to a shot at becoming the NBA’s first repeat winner since Miami in 2012 and ‘13.

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Golden State, who made seven 3-pointers in the first half, got 10 over the final 24 minutes to catch and pass the Thunder, the third-seeded team in the Western playoffs.

Klay Thompson and Draymond Green bombed in consecutive threes to give the Warriors an 88-77 lead with 4:44 to go, but the Thunder would not go quietly.

R u s s e l l We s t b r o o k scored on a drive and Kevin Durant scored seven consecutive points, and all of a sudden Oklahoma City were back within 90-86 with 1:40 to play.

However, Curry, fouled on a desperation 3-point attempt, cashed in three free throws, then iced Golden State’s comeback with one final 3-pointer with 26.8 seconds left, opening a 10-point

lead. Curry finished 13-for-24 from the field and 7-for-12 from 3-point range on a night when the Warriors shot better from beyond the arc (45.9 percent) than overall (43.5 percent).

Curry also found time for eight assists.

Thompson hit six 3-pointers to account for almost all of his 21 points, helping Golden State outscore Oklahoma City 51-21 on longdistance shots.

Green added 11 points and a team-high nine rebounds for the Warriors, who became just the 10th team in NBA history to overcome a 3-1 deficit in a best-of-seven series.

Durant led the Thunder with 27 points, hitting 10 of his 19 shots and three of his seven 3-point attempts. He also had seven rebounds.

Westbrook recorded a 19-point, 13-assist doubledouble, but he shot just 7-for21.

Oklahoma City shot just 38.2 percent from the field and made only seven of its 27 3-point attempts.

Serge Ibaka added 16 points for the Thunder, who were seeking to become first team in NBA history to beat two 65-win teams in the same playoffs. Oklahoma City eliminated the West’s second seed, the San Antonio Spurs, in the second round.

While the Warriors were holding the Thunder to five field goals in the third quarter, Curry was heating up at the other end of the court.

Golden State trailed 4842 at the half before using a 15-6 spurt to open the third quarter and go up 57-54, their first lead since the second minute of the game.

The 15 points were the result of five 3-pointers, including three by Curry, who had made only two the entire first half.

president also said that BCCI would take initiative and create atleast one ground each in every state in the region.

To this, he said BCCI would help NCA in constructing one more ground, most likely, in Kohima.

With BCCI affiliate and associate tournament to be held before July 31, Thakur said that national selectors would pick a 15-member affiliate/associate team to participate in the National U-16 and U-19 tournaments.

To the upcoming young cricketers, he advised them not to depend only on coaching camps. “It is the individual efforts that will make a difference. The coaches can help you technically… it’s a game of mental toughness,” said Thakur and further called upon the north east players to play cricket outside the region also. The BCCI president is also scheduled to visit Shillong on Wednesday and Guwahati on Thursday.

Earlier, Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio expressed hope that BCCI would sincerely look into the development of the stadium and provide basic

facilities for the promotion of the game.

While highlighting the plight of the cricketers in the state, Rio said State have lot of youth, who have high potentials but could not be developed due to lack of infrastructure and funds to conduct tournaments.

He also informed the BCCI president that the association, after receiving Rs.50 lakh in 2009, had not received any funds from neither the cricket board nor the state government.

While welcoming the Lodha Committee recommendations, Rio, who is also the president of NCA, expressed hope that the state would not be deprived of any developments recommended

by Lodha Committee.

BCCI president was accompanied by Abhishek Dalmiya, son of the late Jagmohan Dalmiya (former BCCI President), and three other officials of the BCCI. Others who attended the felicitation programme were NCA general secretary Abu Metha and NPF general secretary (finance) Basu Damani.

NAC open supercross on June 2 & 3

Hectic preparations for NAC open supercross underway at Kohima local ground. (NP) Correspondent Kohima, May 31 (NPN): NAC open Supercross, the national level two wheeler competition organized by Nagaland Adventure club (NAC), would held at Kohima local ground on June 2 and 3. Parliamentary secretary YR&S, MTF and lotteries Khriehu Liezietsu would grace the inaugural programme on June 2 at 10:30 am as the chief guest.

The organizers is expecting around 40 participants

from the state and various parts of the country like Hyderabad , Bangaluru, Meghalaya, Assam Mizoram and others, said NAC president Paul Rutsa.

He said the competition would be in four categories namely expert, novice (beginners), open and local. The champion in expert category would fetch Rs. 50,000, 2ndRs. 40,000, 3rd- Rs. 30,000 and for novice category 1st- Rs. 35,000, 2nd- Rs 25,000, 3rd –Rs 15,000, in open category 1st –Rs. 15,000, 2nd – Rs. 10,000

and 3rd – Rs. 3,000 while the winners in local category would receive Rs. 3,000, Rs 2,000 and Rs. 1,000 for first, second and third respectively.

First qualifying would be held on June 2 and the final round on June 3and there would be ticket system priced at the rate of Rs. 1,000 for donors, Rs. 500 and Rs. 100.

The closing programme on June 3 would be graced by director youth resources and sports Asangla Imti as the guest of honour.

Saina Nehwal enters second round in Indonesia

JAKARTA, May 31 (PTI): Three-time champion Saina Nehwal staved off a challenge from a lower-ranked Pai Yu Po of Chinese Taipei to make a positive start to her women’s singles campaign at the USD 900,000 Indonesia Super Series Premier badminton tournament here on Tuesday.

Eighth seed Saina recovered from a mid-game slump to register a 21-11, 19-21, 2115 win over World No. 23 Pai Yu Po in a match that lasted an hour and three minutes at the Istora Gelora Bung Karno Stadium.

World No. 8 Saina will next take on Indonesian Fitri-

ani Fitriani on Wednesday.

However, Indian mixed doubles pair of Manu Attri and Ashwini Ponnappa fought hard before going down 14-21, 25-27 to Singapore combo of Yong Kai Terry Hee and Wei Han Tan in a 30-minute match.

Looking for her maiden title of the season, Saina had to fight for each point early on as Pai too came up with a good game. But the Indian soon started to dominate and distanced herself from the Taiwan girl.

Saina had won the Indonesia Open title in 2009, 2010 and 2012.

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Delhi Dynamos invited to World Soccer Congress S h an g h ai , M ay 3 1 (IANS): Indian Super League (ISL) franchise Delhi Dynamos has been invited to become part of the World Soccer Congress, to be held here from June 1-3.Delhi Dynamos’ president Prashant Agarwal will be a guest speaker at the forum in the presence of representatives from top European football clubs and national federations, according to a release. Agarwal will speak on the football industry in India.

The forum will focus on several topics like football industry development and China football reform, match management and commercial exploration, operation and management of professional clubs, big data of football industry and application of new technologies, medical and rehabilitation innovation and field construction operation and maintenance.

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