June 18, 2016

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SVSU files FIR against RMSA, contractor

Correspondent

KIPHIRE, JUN 17 (NPN): Upon the failure to resume gover nment high school building construction work at Seyochung village resume within seven days, the Seyochung Village Students’ Union (SVSU) on Friday has filed an FIR against RMSA and the contractor with police station Kiphire.

According to the FIR registered by SVSU president K.Chemseli and assistant general secretary Roseline, the union had appealed time and again to the RMSA and the contractor to construct the school building as allotted, but they turned a deaf ear to its appeal.

SVSU that the contractor has withdrawn Rs.18,90,959 as running bill out of Rs. 58.12 lakh allotted for the construction of high school building.

However, it said there was no sign of construction till date.

Therefore, the signatories have appealed to the police to conduct impartial investigation into the matter and deliver justice

NSCN (I-M) on taxation issue

DIMAPUR, JUN 17 (NPN): Speaking up on taxation issue, NSCN (I-M) on Friday said that the “belligerent attempts to belittle the wicked nexus between the naturalized Naga citizens who hold the core position of the organization and the Indian intelligent department will not make any difference no matter how tactfully the hidden truth are camouflaged in front of the public.” In a press note, NSCN (I-M) MIP said that the deliberate attempt of ACAUT to “sabotage” the very foundational principle of the Naga government on taxation, and the mischievous collusion with the adversary had become a matter of great urgency to act in unison. MIP pointed out that most of member of the “rogue element, who founded and popularized it are naturalized Naga citizens and not by blood...” (Full text on p-6)

NSEE-I agri and allied results out

DIMAPUR, JUN 17 (NPN): Directorate of Technical Education, Nagaland, has informed that the selection list for agriculture and allied courses through NSEE-I 2016 has been declared on June 16, 2016. In a press release, technical education director Er.Arjun Singh stated that the result has been published in local dailies and was also available in the website dtenagaland.org.in as well as in the notice board of the directorate of technical education, Kohima. The directorate has therefore informed the selected candidates that they were required to submit acceptance/non-acceptance in written on or before June 21, 2016. Non-submission of acceptance letter shall be treated as declining of seat offered, it stated. Counselling for selected candidates would be carried out on June 22, 2016 for all the courses in the conference hall of the directorate of technical education Kohima at 11am.

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“Every labourer is an illegal immigrant. We face harassments and risks, so you have to pay more.”

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2002 Gujarat massacre CASE 14 YEARS AFTER

11 get life in jail for killing 69

AHMEDABAD, JUN 17 (IANS): Fourteen years after 69 people were massacred at a Muslim housing society here during the 2002 Gujarat riots, an Ahmedabad court on Friday sentenced 11 of the 24 convicts to life in prison, one man for 10 years and 12 others for seven years.

The quantum of punishment by the special court disappointed Zakia Jafri, the wife of Ehsan Jafri, a former MP who was among those brutally attacked and later burnt in the February 28, 2002 mass murder.

Pronouncing the punishment in a packed courtroom, Special SIT Court Judge P.B. Desai dubbed the day of the killings at the Gulberg Housing Society “the darkest day in the history of civil society”.

But he rejected the prosecution’s request to treat it as a “rarest of rare” case.

Judge Desai refused capital punishment to the convicts as sought by the prosecution and advocates for the victims saying it was beyond his court’s jurisdiction. The prosecution had argued that those murdered, including women and children, were all innocent.

The judge also said he would not write in the verdict that those convicted of murder and sentenced to life must

A man convicted in the Gulbarg society massacre being escorted by police at the SIT court after the announcement of quantum of sentence in Ahmedabad on Friday. (PTI) be kept in prison till their last breath in view of their good conduct while on bail and in jail.

The government had the right to remit the life sentence after 14 years if it wished to, but Judge Desai appealed to it not to invoke the provision.

The court earlier turned down the conspiracy theory in its verdict.

The one who got 10 years in prison was convicted of attempt to murder and 12 others, including Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader Atul Vaidya, were held guilty of rioting and arson and given seven years in prison.

The families of the victims said their fight for justice had not ended.

Zakia Jafri said she was a witness to the “brutal” killing of her husband.

“They stripped him, chopped off his limbs and burnt him alive on the street.

Is this the punishment for that brutal killing?” asked the 78-year-old woman who has been fighting a lengthy legal battle for justice.

Indicating she would approach the higher court, Zakia said she would talk to her lawyer for the next step.

Civil rights activist Teesta Setalvad said it was

a “diluted and weak” judgment and vowed to appeal against it.

“Eleven people were given life imprisonment since they were convicted in serious offences. But the biggest disappointment for us is the rest of the convicts, including 12 given seven years of imprisonment,” she said.

The ruling Bharatiya Janata Party called the judgment a “victory of truth”.

Cabinet minister and Gujarat government spokesperson Nitin Patel said: “The right punishment has been awarded to the convicts as the court has ruled out the conspiracy theory”, adding the BJP stands vindicated.

State Congress spokesperson Manish Doshi said the prosecution had failed to establish a conspiracy and could not nail the “big fish who escapted scot-free”. He said the then Gujarat government allowed such heinous killings to happen despite advance information.

“The sentence is less; it could have been harsher.

The real culprits slipped away and smaller people were punished,” he said.

The Gulberg massacre was among 10 deadliest incidents during the riots investigated by the Supreme Court-appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT).

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India, Thailand sign key pacts Spl. Correspondent/Agencies

NEW DELHI, JUN 17 (NPN): India and Thailand on Friday decided to ramp up cooperation in the fields of economy, counter terrorism, cyber security and human trafficking besides forging closer ties in defence and maritime security.

The announcement was made here after Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi held extensive talks with his visiting Thai counterpart General Prayut Chan-o-cha.

The leaders said early conclusion of a balanced Comprehensive Economic and Partnership Agreement

is a shared priority. Modi said both the countries have prioritized completion of India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral highway and early signing of the Motor Vehicles Agreement between India, Thailand and Myanmar.

Following the delegation-level talks, in which also Army Chief Dalbir Singh Suhag was also present, two agreements — Executive Programme of Cultural Exchange (Extension of CEP) for 2016-2019 and an MoU between Nagaland University and Chiang Mai University, Thailand — were signed.

Nagaland University was represented by its vice chan-

cellor, Prof. BK Konwar.

In a bid to attract tourists from Thailand, especially to the Buddhist sites in the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that India will soon facilitate double entry e-tourist visas for Thai citizens.

Talking about the issue of terror, the Prime Minister said both countries were aware that rapid spread of terrorism and radical ideology pose a common challenge.

In our shared objective to combat these challenges, India is particularly grateful to Thailand for its assistance and cooperation, he said.

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Nagaland University-CMU ink MoU

As per 25-point draft teaching various courses MoU signed between without financial commitChiang Mai University ment from CMU. (CMU) and Nagaland CMU and NU also University (NU), the puragreed to form am execupose and objectives is to tive committee consisting establish a close link and of NU vice chancellor functional coordination and president/chairman between the two universiof CMU, three nominees ties. each from CMU and NU The universities have including MoU coordinaalso agreed to have a ‘retors of both the universisearch and development Prof. Niwes Nantachit and Prof. BK Konwar ties. collaboration and also exchange the signed documents.

The MoU would be to facilitate academic exeffective for a period of change in broad areas of mutual interests, such five years commencing from the date of signas science, social sciences and humanities. ing of the document and subjected to review They also agreed to create/develop new experi- after five years. The MoU was signed by Clin. mental and research training facilities through Prof Niwes Nantachit president of CMU and exchange of experts. CMU and NU have also Prof. BK Konwar, vice chancellor of NU in the agreed to facilitate exchange of students mainly presence of CMU vice president, Asso. Prof Ph.D. scholars and at the same time facilitate Rome Chiranukorm and Registrar NU, Prof. T. mutual exchange of permanent faculty for Lanusosang.

NH reacts to report; says hoho ‘apolitical’ NPCC known for opposing any political solution: NPF DIMAPUR, JUN 17 (NPN): Reacting to the news report— “After big win in Assam, BJP eyes Nagaland; seeks to take advantage of rift in ruling”, wherein the news portal had quoted Naga Hoho general secretary, the hoho said it “does not subscribe to any political parties and shall not compromise on the Naga political issue”.

The hoho while affirming its stand as an “apolitical organization”, made it clear that “Naga Hoho belongs to all Nagas and does not subscribe to any political parties and shall not compromise on the Naga political issue”.

In a press note, Naga Hoho vice president H.K. Zhimomi and secretary (Adm) Chitho Nyusou said that the hoho during its emergency executive meeting held on June 17 at Hotel Acacia, Dimapur, expressed surprised over the statement made by its general secretary that “whatever Rio does to claim back his empire is to be done before Assembly Election that will be held in 2018” and “Neiphiu Rio top-

pling TR Zeliang Govt in the near future”.

It said that the views views and opinions expressed by its general secretary “does not hold water and reflects the opinions of Naga Hoho”.

The statement was totally his personal views and in no ways the Naga Hoho endorses such statements, it added.

The hoho further requested any freelance writer, reporters, journalists, media house to seek the approval of the office for any queries/interviews in sensitive issues confronting the Nagas.

General secretary clarifies: Naga Hoho general secretary, Mutsikhoyo Yhobu clarified that the reported/author who had introduced himself as from “CNN IBM”, called him up and insisted to meet in person. Yhobu said he met the reporter at NSF office on June 8, 2016 afternoon. Yhobu said he had told the reporter that if he had wanted to meet the Naga Hoho, the president should have been approached first. However, Yhobu said the reporter personally wanted to

meet him to get his personal opinion on the present political scenario in the North East.

“I implicitly told him that I was not a politician and moreover I being a member of the Naga Hoho cannot make any statements with political overtones but that the Naga Hoho stands for an honourable Naga political settlement”, he said.

In this regard, Yhobu claimed that the news reporter had “completely distorted” their interaction. “In the course of our discussion among other things I said that it was by his own choice that Rio decided to become an MP by vacating his seat as CM”.

“Also that if and when Mr. Rio decides to come back to state politics he would try to come back as CM and not as a mere MLA and as such the statements ascribed to me as in the article are not true”, Yhobu pointed out.

He further made it clear that the above statement were purely his personal opinions and not the opinion of the Naga Hoho.

DIMAPUR, JUN 17 (NPN): NPF has reacted to the statement of NPCC that slammed the resolutions adopted by Nagaland Legislators’ Forum on Naga political issue.

In a press release, the NPF press bureau while seeking to clarify “some of the contentions” raised by the NPCC said the Congress statement was “full of contradictions”, adding that they seemed to be confused of what they actually wanted to convey. It said NPCC appeared to be “panicking” since government of India and the NSCN (I-M) were “seriously inching to a political solution.”

The bureau alleged that all through this while NPCC was “known for opposing any political solution to the Indo-Naga Political Issue”.

It maintained that the statement of NPCC president K. Therie was “a clear indication” that Congress did not believe in the present peace process and political solution of the Naga Political issue. “How the NPCC can ridicule the resolution passed by the NLF when entire Naga people are yearn-

CNTC supports NTC; condemns threat to ACAUT DIMAPUR, JUN 17 (NPN): Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) on Friday said it would totally support statement made by Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) stating that “never did the Nagas at any point of time gave their endorsement to any particular group or faction to collect tax or to solve Naga issue except the Plebiscite of 1951 under the aegis of NNC and said that any solution should be inclusive of all groups and content of the Framework acceptable to all sections of the Nagas”.

CNTC in a press note said it further condemned the threat on ACAUT and the people of Wokha by NSCN (I-M) on taxation issue and also the claims made by NSCN (I-M) that it had the right to collect taxes from the people.

Pointing out that the common people have been overburdened by taxation demands from various groups in the name of nationalism, CNTC maintained that the endurance of Naga people

was now ebbing away. “Patience has been more than once tested time and again which is going to blow up at any moment if corrective and restrictive measures are not taken at the earliest”, it said.

In the name of nationalism besides collecting taxes, CNTC said people rather have questions to ask the NPGs— “what have the NPGs contributed to the society so far?

Roads, schools, hospitals?”

Posing a blunt question before the NPGs, CNTC asked “if such another referendum as the historic Plebiscite of 1951 is held again.

Where would our NPGs stand today?

It said that the NPGs should learn from their bitter experiences of the past of what had happened in Mokokchung and Mukalimi, “when the wrath of the public could no longer be held back and stopped by any forces which were ignited due to the continuous misbehavior against the people’s sentiments and wishes of the Naga public”.

CNTC further stated that NPGs should know very clearly that without the people’s support they will never survive. “If they continue to irk the public by issuing threats, summons and warnings the writing on the walls are very obvious that Nagaland will witness more bloodshed in the days to come”, CNTC said.

It said that when all the Naga people were united against the curse and menace of taxation, CNTC wondered as to “why others apex bodies like Naga Hoho, NSF, NMA are all silent when the common people have sacrificed on the altar of these NPGs greed for such a long time?

The council fur ther asked the apex bodies “whether they have any pity for the common men’s plight? And whether they could stand up for the rights and justice for the people?” All these issues and injustices, CNTC said had been going around right before their eyes, but observed silently.

“Does the right to collect

taxes in the name of nationalism ends up acquiring crores of money, palatial buildings, luxurious cars, controlling all businesses, deducting salaries by snatching away hard earned money through the honest sweat of the brow of the people?”, CNTC questioned.

CNTC voiced out to the NPGs by saying-- “feel and understand the pulse of the common people and right the wrongs before things go out of control”.

It went on to say that “no revolutionary organization, however much powerful and dictatorial they are, can never survive without the support of the people”. CNTC felt that it was the right time to listen to the grumblings of the people and not to take them for granted as if they know nothing.

The council noted that there has been a wide contradiction between the perspective of the past national worker and the present national workers.

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ing for an early solution to the Naga political issue. Why can’t they appreciate all the legislators having come together for the sake of solving the Naga political issue?” questioned the press bureau. The NPF said it could well understand the frustration of NPCC, because “they have been out of power for more than a decade now.”

However, it asserted that the NPCC should have the audacity to admit the truth and cooperate with the present NLF for an early solution.

It said every political party in Nagaland including the NPCC go to the poll with a party manifesto outlining the party’s priority if voted to power. “And incidentally all the politically parties in Nagaland include solution of the Naga political issue as the first in the list of priorities,” stated the press bureau.

NPF said the statement of NPCC has exposed that they were “not interested for solution of the Naga political issue.”

Further, alleging that Congress has been “fooling

the Naga people for so many years”, NPF said that was the reason why people have rejected them for the past three elections. “If election is to be held tomorrow they can foresee that Naga people will out rightly reject them again and for that reason they are only making noise out of desperation,” said press bureau.

On the issue raised by NPCC that the trip of 60 MLAs to Delhi would be another waste of time and money of public tax, the NPF said going to Delhi or using the state resources while pursuing the Naga Political issue should in no way be misconstrued as wastage of time and money, “because Naga political issue is so dear to the entire Nagas.”

Further, NPF said Therie should remember that all those past agreements he mentioned were also born out of negotiation “although it has not totally fulfilled the legitimate aspiration of the Naga people”.

Therefore, NPF said the ongoing political talk needed to be strengthened so as to build a better future for the posterity.

Nagaland’s Pulp and Paper Mill will be revived: Minister AGARTALA, JUN 17 (IANS): The central government will make all efforts to revive the Pulp and Paper Mill in Nagaland, Union Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises Minister Anant G. Geete said on Friday. “We have decided to revive the mill. We will do whatever possible to set up adequate number of industries in the northeastern region,” he told reporters here.

The minister, who came here on a day’s visit, said: “Growth of industries and development of infrastructure in the resource rich northeastern region is a priority of the central government.”

The Centre has promised to sanction Rs 30 crore to Hindustan Paper Corp, out of which Rs 12 crore will be made available to Nagaland Pulp and Paper Co Ltd (NPPCL) or Tuli Paper Mill to revive production. Non-availability of adequate power and law and order issues had affected the rulling of the mill. Referring the huge production of rubber in Tripura, the minister said the central government would do whatever possible to set up big and medium rubber based industries in the state.

Geete said 3.50 crore bogus ration cards had been revoked since May 2014 and Rs 36,000 crore saved by providing payment through bank accounts under the direct benefit scheme.

NPF termed as “totally absurd” the suggestion of NPCC president that legislators should negotiate with the government of India.

NPF reminded Therie that many past agreements have failed because of many reasons. The main problem, NPF said was that the facilitators turning into negotiators and leaving out the real stakeholders. Whatever may be the pressure from the NPCC, the NPF said legislators’ forum should only remain facilitators and should not commit mistake by becoming a part of the negotiating team.

NPF further urged NLF to steadfastly support the ongoing peace process and the Framework Agreement “without any iota of doubt as it is the desire of the entire Naga people to bring about early solution to the Protracted Naga issue.”

Meanwhile, the NPF also asked the NPCC to come out openly whether they stand for solution to the Naga Political issue or they still want to let the problem continue without any logical conclusion?

CM’s education row: SC dismisses SLP

DIMAPUR, JUN 17 (NPN): The Supreme Court of India of June 15, 2016 dismissed the special leave petition (SLP) filed by the Nagaland chief minister T.R. Zeliang against the impugned final judgement and order dated April 25, 2016 passed

by Gauhati High Court at Kohima pertaining to his educational qualification case.

A vacation bench comprising Justice Adarsh Kumar Goel and Justice L Nageswara Rao, after hearing the counsel for the petitioner, said that since by the impugned order, the matter has been left to be decided by the Trial court, “we do not consider it necessary to go into the merits and entertain this petition.”

However, while disposing the petition, the bench directed that the Trial court must, in the first instance, determine the question of limitation. And for that purpose, the bench said the petitioner need not appear in person and can appear through his counsel. “It will be open to the petitioner to raise all contentions, as may be available in law,” the bench said. The court also granted liberty to the petitioner to take his remedies in accordance with law if he was aggrieved by the order which may be passed by the Trial court.

It may be mentioned that Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench on April 25, 2016 quashed all three cases pertaining to the educational qualification of chief minister T.R. Zeliang, but did not stop proceedings filed by Maziezokho Niza of Jotsoma village and the other by Kuilimbe against Zeliang.

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HASPO to celebrate ‘Tuluni’ festival

HASPO members during a press conference at Naga Ambrosian Fiesta restaurant, Dimapur. (NP) Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , J une 1 7 (NPN): With the initiative to showcase the rich tradition and culture particularly for the Sumi youths who have been brought up in cosmopolitan settings and to reminisce the past for the older generation.

Highway Area Sumi Public Organization (HASPO) is amply geared up

to organize “Tuluni” 2016, festival on July 8, at Agri expo, 4th mile, Dimapur which was announced Friday, during a press conference at Naga Ambrosian Fiesta restaurant, Khermahal, opposite Amway office, Dimapur.

Presenting the nutshell of the organization Tuluni2016, programme committee convener capt. GK Zhimomi said that the organization is one of the strongest arm of

Director Higher Education visits Fazl Ali College

DIMAPUR: Director of Higher Education, Government of Nagaland, I. Alempokba, visited his alma mater Fazl Ali College on June 16, and interacted with both the teaching faculty and nonteaching staff.

In his speech, he congratulated the members for their dedication and hard work.

He also appreciated the coordination amongst the faculty and one unique best practice which was the student welfare fund constituted to help needy students financially.

Expressing his nostalgia concerning his years in the college, first as a student and then a lecturer, he also exhorted the teachers to grow with the changing times so as

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to be ready and prepared for higher challenges in future.

During the interactive session, he made it clear that he would do his utmost to fulfill the infrastructural and academic needs of the College.

Western Sumi Hoho (WSH) of all Sumi tribe living within the highway are of Dimapur (Chumukedima to Kushiabill), having 17 different units which includes five Sumi villages and 12 different communities area where Sumi’s have been living under the mixed community.

He mentioned that HASPO, being an apex body of Sumi tribe has planned to host the premier Sumi

claimed that beneficiaries were selected through interview by the district task force on September 11 2015 but they were made to suffer “untold hardship” and spend a lot of money while approaching the bank on several occasions to secure the loan.

Shikato stated that the bank ignored the beneficiaries’ grievances despite their assurance to put the surety

DIMAPUR: Indian Army has revised the eligibility criteria for recruitment in the Indian Army for soldier general duty and tradesmen from existing 8th class to 10th class.

According to PRO Defence, the education standards for recruitment in the Indian Army for soldier GD and tradesmen have been changed for all categories including for candidates hailing from backward areas like Scheduled Tribes etc.

PRO stated that the revision was mandated by the need for matching education/technical knowhow for the future generation soldiers.

Further, PRO informed that for all future recruitment rallies in Nagaland and Manipur, minimum educational qualification requirement would be 10th pass with minimum 33% marks in each subject with overall aggregate of 45% and 10th simple pass for soldier general duty and 10th simple pass for soldier tradesmen for all classes including scheduled tribes from October 2016.

There is no change in respect of remaining categories.

Team Metamorphosis to launch data based blood bank at Wokha

DIMAPUR: In what can be termed as an endeavor to save precious lives since 2013, Team Metamorphosis would launch a Data Based Blood Bank (DBBK) next week at Wokha.

In a press note, Team Metamorphosis informed that the idea of starting a Data Based Blood Bank (DBBK) was first shared to the organization by Mhomo Tungoe, administrative officer, who had himself donated to save precious lives.

The Team stated that it was even ready to raise funds for procuring basic equipments required in order to store blood (to set up blood storage at the District Hospital Wokha) but due to some technical problems in connection with the

PMEGP beneficiaries Zbto appeal for loan DIMAPUR: Beneficiaries of Prime Minister Employment Generation Prog ramme (PMEGP) under Zunheboto district has served five-day ultimatum to chief manager, SBI Zunheboto, and AGM SBI regional office Mokokchung, to release the loan amount under PMEGP to the selected beneficiaries.

In a press note, president, PMEGP beneficiaries Zunheboto, Shikato Sema

festival “Tuluni” festival for the first time strictly based on traditional order of the programme that emphasized on promoting language, culture traditions and customs.

To revive the importance of “Tuluni “ 2016 festival and to break away with the prevailing practices, Zhimomi also pondered that the celebration would not involve invitation of any chief guest and guest of honour rather eminent Sumi’s and intellectual would be attending the celebration to explain the significance of the festival.

HASPO also made a point to provide opportunity by displaying various cultural activities which includes traditional war “Thighale” and folk songs etc.

To test the skills of younger generation, competitions have also been lined up, organization informs.

Organization also informed that arrangement would be made to accommodate and cater more than thousand people with an objective that everyone would be blessed during the celebration.

All Sumi’s residing in highway jurisdiction have been invited to be part of the festival in traditional attires.

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guarantor against each beneficiary in Case of default to recover the loan.

In this regard, he warned that the beneficiaries’ won’t tolerate the “step motherly” treatment and would resort to their own course of action if the concerned authority fails to release the amount within five days, for which the concerned department would be solely responsible.

blood management department, the team could not fulfill its dream.

“The DBBK was possible due to many young people willing to donate their blood to save precious lives and many who had registered in the donor’s list include medical officers, administrative officers, teachers, entrepreneurs and college students,” Team Metamorphosis informed.

In similarity with the strategy of the Lotha Youth Hoho, the organization said it would try its best to help patients with Blood/ donors on the condition that any of the relatives also would be willing to donate to other needy patients as and when their service was required (This is because in many instances the fam-

ily members themselves have shied from donating blood even to save their own kin and therefore till today the Team has been practicing this condition and even does follow up for the patient’s well being).

Further, the team members have also reportedly expressed their willingness to donate other organs in the near future if facilities were competent.

It may be mentioned that for creating a hygienic environment even in the sanitation facilities at District Hospital Wokha, Team Metamorphosis have cleaned all the toilets with Campus Icon stars on August 20, 2012. The organization also spearheaded the campaign for reconstruction of the ‘washed away hospital bridge’.

AR provides medical aid at Indo-Myanmar border DIMAPUR: In order to provide assistance to medically deprived people of the remote areas, 9 BIHAR under the aegis of Assam Rifles (AR) organized a medical camp at Chenvetnyu village of Mon district on June 11. Altogether, 400 patients including 340 adults and 60 children of the area were distributed free medicines. There being no

hospital in near vicinity, locals of the far flung border areas who are deprived of medical treatment facilities also turned up for treatment. 9 BIHAR furthered its medical camp to Indo- Myanmar border junction near BP 151 on June 10, wherein a total of 130 patients including 100 adults and 30 children of the area were distributed free medicines.

NDWM observes International Domestic Workers’ Day

Participants during the cleanliness drive from District Hospital campus to the traffic point till Walford junction.

DIMAPUR: National Domestic Workers’ Movement (NDWM) observed its 5th International Domestic workers’ Day on June 16, at town hall, Nagarjan Junction, Dimapur under the theme “Decent Work for all the domestic worker” where more than 500 domestic workers participated.

Speaking at the programme as chief guest, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur Kesonyii Yhome, (IAS) in his speech noted the

progress of domestic workers’ union in Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Kerala in implementing the minimum wages schemes.

He said that Nagaland was still lacking a lot in implementing such schemes for the protection and welfare of the domestic workers.

Yhome also challenged the domestic workers to strive for three important achievements including domestic works to be recognized as adequate and dignified work, to

implement placement agency recruitment policy for the domestic workers and to achieve the right to take weekly holidays and also receive proper maternity benefits.

He encouraged all domestic workers to join the movement without hesitation and bring their plans into action.

“An individual alone can never solve the problem but by joining hands together as union can differences be made,” said Yhome.

He appreciated the women domestic unions for their efforts in creating awareness and conscientizing others who cannot avail such opportunity to join the movement.

Yhome further assured that he along with the concerned organizations and committee would take up necessary action on anyone who forbids them to join the movement.

Earlier the campaign starter with a cleanliness drive

District Hospital campus to the traffic point leading down till Walford junction.

The campaign was to conscientize the public to take notice of their existence and also their union. They made the procession with their demands on the placards which stated “rights, dignity, and justice for domestic workers,” “include domestic workers in social security schemes.”

Meanwhile, programme coordinator, Grace Panmei presented the annual report in which she mentioned how Domestic work was not considered a dignified work.

She also mentioned on how vulnerable the domestic workers are to violence and abuse. She mentioned that the program has succeeded in providing platforms where the opinions, struggles, and feelings were shared so as to bring solutions to their problems.

She opined that they would also provide different various skill and trainings.

Sr. Mary C J (Provincial Ursuline Franciscan Sisters of NE) in her speech pointed out that many or most depend on someone for domestic help.

However despite the need for them and the heavy work they burden them with, we treat them with poor living condition and salary, and harsh treatments, she asserted that every concerned citizen should respect their works as any other dignified works.

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news in brief Addl director education informs: Additional director (HOD) education department has informed all categories of employees who had undergone suitability test conducted by the directorate from June 24 – 27, 2014 and whose cases has been approved by the cabinet for regularization to come and collect their regularization order in person from the directorate between June 20-24.

NBA convenes: Nagaland Bar Association (NBA) has convened its general body meeting on June 24, 11:30 a.m. at NBA office, Deputy Commissioner’s office, Dimapur, to discuss the upcoming NBA golden jubilee and other related matters. All NBA members have been requested to attend the meeting.

GMSK informs: On completion of the tenure of present office bearers of Gorkha Mahila Samity Kohima (GMSK), a consultative meeting was held where in an election/ selection committee was constituted to form the office bearer for the session 2016-19. A press note issued by election/selection committee convener, Santu Thapa has informed all the interested members of the Samity that the nomination forms for various post were made available at M/S Community Pharmacy Upper Chandmari, Kohima which may be submitted on or before June 29. The committee has requested the members of the Samity to kindly participate in the process of election/selection of the office bearer of the Gorkha Mahila Samity Kohima.

Assistant controller LM&CP Kohima informs: Assistant controller Legal Metrol-

ogy & Consumer Protection (LM&CP), Kohima has informed all the packers, manufacturers and importers of packaged commodities, intending to sell, distribute or deliver, should make an application to the director/controller of legal metrology and consumer protection for registration. All the

packers, manufacturers and importers under Kohima district have been asked to register or obtain packers, manufacturers & importers license on or before July 5, if registered should produce license. Failure to register within the stipulated time would be penalized under Legal Metrology Act, 2009 and Packaged Commodities Rules, 2011.

DOSE informs: Directorate of School Education, Nagaland has informed all categories of employees who had undergone suitability test conducted by the Directorate from June 24-27, 2014, and whose cases have been approved by the cabinet for regularization to collect their regularization order in person from the Directorate from June 20 to 24.

KMC for nurturing newly planted saplings: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC)

has appealed to all citizens to desist from spoiling the 800 Taxus Bacatta and 90 Rhododendron saplings planted by Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) in collaboration with KMC at New Secretariat Area, Census Office, Y. Junction, and AR main gate area for beautifying and face-lifting the city’s image. In a press note, administrator, KMC, Kovi Meyase, while appealing to desist from spoiling the saplings, urged citizens to nurture and tend to the saplings and support each other in the cause.

ANGPTA Kohima Unit meeting:

ANGPTA Kohima Unit has convened an emergency meeting on June 21, 11 a.m at Khonoma Rupfuno Building (D. Block) to discuss important issues pertaining to primary teachers. In this regard, all primary teachers (SSA, graduates and undergraduate, serving as primary teacher) have been informed to attend the meeting and to contact-9856276283, 9402829122, for more information.

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One held for producing fake certificate

DIMAPUR: One Sobir Hussain (31), son of Mohammad Hussain, a resident of Purana Bazaar, Dimapur was arrested by police on June 16 for producing fake certificate and forged documents in an interview for the post of supervisor/wireman license conducted by Nagaland Electrical Licensing Board at Zonal Council Hall, Old MLA Hostel in Kohima, SDPO (South & PRO Atu Zumvu informed in a press release on Friday.

Sobir Hussain, who was one of the candidates for the interview, has produced trade certificate of State Council for Vocational Training, Di-

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rectorate of Employment & Craftsman Training, Kohima, provisional national trade certificate, Directorate

of Employment & Craftsman Training, Kohima and a certificate “To Whom It May Concern” issued by principal, Industrial Training Institute, Mon, the release said.

Hussain was arrested for producing fake documents as genuine one on the basis of FIR lodged at North PS Kohima by official of NELB Kohima. A case Kohima North PS case No. 46/16 under sections 471/511 IPC has been registered against him for further investigation.

The police continued to questioning Hussain to ascertain from where the fake documents were procured by him, the release added.

160 kgs contraband Ganja seized

The four accused along with the seized ganja.

DIMAPUR: Kohima police recovered 160 kgs of contraband Ganja worth Rs. 8 lakhs from 10thMile Road, Kohima on Thursday, SDPO (South) and PRO Kohima Atu Zumvu informed here in a press release on Thursday.

Altogether four persons were arrested in this connection. They were identified as Joypaul Sane (20), son of Sane Poumai, a resident of Laii village under Tadubi PS in Manipur’s Senapati district, Vinie Kho (19), son of Kho Poumai, a resident of Laii village under Tadubi PS in Manipur’s Senapati

district, Elvis Ruh (26), son of Thokho Ruh, a resident of Laii village under Tadubi PS in Senapati and Kasaso Khou (46), son of Khou Poumai, a resident of Laii village under Tadubi PS in Senapati district, the release said.

The police swung into action immediately after receiving telephonic information from Youth president of Jotsoma Village at Sechü (Zubza) PS that they had caught two persons along with one Maruti Gypsy bearing registration No. NL07C-0129 for transport-

ing suspected contraband Ganja. However, another Maruti Gypsy without registration number which was accompanying the detained Maruti Gypsy managed to flee. On receiving the information, police team from Sechü (Zubza) Police Station rushed to the spot and intercepted the vehicle from 10thMile road Kohima.

In this connection, a case vide Sechü(Zubza) P.S Case No. 12/16 under sections 20(b)(c) NDPS Act R/W 192/196 MV Act 1988 is registered against them, the release added.

NSCN/GPRN recovers bike

DIMAPUR: Staff of Operation Acceleration Dimapur Town (OADT) NSCN/GPRN, has recovered one white and red Yamaha R-15 bearing chassis no. ME11CK01CB2011D36 and engine no. 1CK101129.

Through a press note, investigation officer (IO) OADT NSCN/GPRN, has informed the rightful owner to claim the bike within seven days by producing the original/valid documents and to contact 9862764905 (IO)

for further information.

Drugs destroyed: Meanwhile, the staff of OADT NSCN/GPRN, during routine frisking and checking, seized 3080 capsules of Spasmo Proxyvon and 100 tablets of Nitrosun and destroyed the seized items on June 16 at its office premised.

Further, IO, OADT NSCN/GPRN, warned of similar routine checking by its staff.

NHRA appreciates Dimapur Police

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Hotel and Restaurant Association (NHRA) has appreciated the Dimapur Police SIT (Special Investigation Team) for the efficient investigation into the murder of proprietor, Apna Hotel, Ritika Mehta, and also its former secretary.

In a press note, NHRA reiterated that not only was it “unacceptable” to take away

a precious life, but Ritika Mehta was also a woman, a mother, a responsible business woman and a leader.

Therefore, without fear, favour or any further “delay in justice”, the NHRA appealed and strongly endorsed the custodians of law for a successful prosecution and delivery of justice, so as to let the law of the land prevail.

NHRA also appealed to the law enforcing agencies and the judiciary to give befitting punishment to the culprits so as to set an example to others that hiring killers would not be allowed in “our” society and that “we” should not allow any such crime whereby, hired gunmen have taken away a precious life.

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ANATU’13 meeting Dimapur: All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers’ Union (ANATU’ 13) central body has convened a meeting with district representatives on June 19, 1 p.m at ANSTA office, Kohima.

All district representatives are asked to attend the meeting.

Toppers along with chief guest, guest of honour and officials of DNSU (NP) Staff Reporter

Dimapur, Jun 17 (NPN): Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) organized a felicitation programme for the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC 2016 on Friday at Town hall, Dimapur.

Speaking as a chief guest, SDO (Civil) Dimapur, Albert Ezung said, “The road ahead is a long way; your journey has just started and while education lays foundation of our future and it should also be tool to make us a good citizens”.

He advised the students not give room for over confidence and that they should give more importance to succeed in life and do justice to oneself.

In our pursuit of achievement excellence is important but what is more important is education should be looked in a holistic way, he maintained.

He cited that the values and virtue had deviated and that the people were stuck at a crossroad between modernism and tradition, however

education we should ensure peace, development and prosperity in society.

He further lauded DNSU for organizing such functions of felicitations and recognition of meritorious students because it would encourage the students to do every better in future.

Also speaking as guest of honour, commissioner of taxes, Asangba Chuba Ao (IAS), asked the students to embrace three Ds (Discipline, Determination and Dedication) in their lives like “he” from very early age had and encouraged them to follow their passions and it is always okay to have more than one goal in life as long as they are doing what makes them feel content.

He said, in the toppers he sees the future of Nagaland, but at the same time, only toppers won’t take the

state ahead for those who are behind are also parts of the society and share similar responsibility.

Cautioning the students that government jobs are hard to find these days, he asserted that there also is the concept of employability and getting degrees just don’t qualify one for employment.

He also advised the students to have an inspiration, be it an individual or ideology for inspirations are what going to take them ahead and encouraged them to take on the best of other places in the ever competing world and that would make them best and if they are always surrounded by mediocre, they would too remain mediocre.

The four toppers in their respective speeches thanked God for granting them success. They also attributed their success to parents, teach-

ers and friends for their constant prayer support.

Earlier, the programme was compeered by Kathyinla Jamir, while God’s blessing was invoked by president, FNBA, Rev. Dr. Visor H. Zeliang.

The keynote address was delivered by DNSU President, Sungkum Aier and special number was presented

by Ikali Kiho.

Felicitation for the toppers was led by general secretary DNSU, Joshua Solo, while blessing for the toppers by Rev. Dr. Visor H. Zeliang. Vote of thanks was pronounced by secretary, education & statistics, Daniel Semp.

The 44 students of Dimapur district who have topped in HSSLC (arts/commerce/science) and HSLC were awarded with certificate and gift hampers.

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Ban on road transport of timber products lifted

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DIMAPUR, Jun 17 (NPN): The Chumukedima Timber Traders Association and Timber Traders Welfare Union Dimapur has lifted the ban on road transportation of timber products to other states following a two-day meeting which deliberated on the rampant and excessive taxation imposed on timber transporters by an individual collecting taxes in the name of timber transporters.

Transportation of timber products would resume on June 20, informed CTTA president Khutovi Awomi and DTTWU president Toikhu Chophy during a press conference held on Friday.

The unions are also in the process of fixing the amount of taxes to be paid to road transporters union and

at check gates till Guwahati, they informed. It further informed that they were in the “process of negotiating for 40% reduction of taxes” on trucks ferrying finished timber products to other states.

The meeting, meanwhile, resolved to file FIR if “unauthorized or illegal collection” was imposed on Naga timber traders exporting finished timber products via road.

While stating that hundreds of Naga families were dependent on timber business for livelihood, the unions said that it would no longer remain silent to the manipulations of an individual collecting “illegal taxes” on transportation of

timber products to other NE states.

The unions has also warned that it would resort to extreme course of action including filing FIR if any group or individual do not heed to the appeal of moderate rate of “taxation or collection” imposed on transportation of timber.

Meanwhile, during the meeting, a new body, Dimapur District Timber Traders Union (DDTTU) comprising of Chumukedima Timber Traders’ Association (CTTA) and Dimapur Timber Traders’ Welfare Union (DTTWU) was formed.

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M’laya HC orders CBI probe into police recruitment scam

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SHILLONG, JUN 17: Meghalaya High Court has ordered an inquiry by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) into the alleged recruitment scam of Meghalaya Police Service conducted by Meghalaya Public Service Commission.

Justice Sudip Ranjan Sen issued the order on Thursday following a hearing on a petition filed by a candidate, Millon Ch, Momin, after having found that he had scored total marks of 874, which was higher than the marks obtained by four other successful candidates who obtained 867, 820, 815 and 814 in total respectively.

The Meghalaya Public Service Commission had conducted the examination to fill up to fill up 34 posts of Meghalaya Police Service Officer under Home (Police) department on September 8 to 16, 2014.

While examining the viva-voce score sheet, the Court also found that some marks were noted down against certain candidates twice, one with pencil and another with ball pen.

”It is also noticed that in the respective columns in vivavoce score sheet like, Personality, Capacity Command and Confidence, Intelligence, General Knowledge and Special Knowledge, there is nothing mentioned about the specific marks. All of a sudden the total mark mentioned is 39 both with pencil and with ball pen.

It appears eraser was used,” Sen said.

Moreover, Meghalaya Public Service Commission Chairperson, Biana W. Momin and Chief Controller of Examination, W.A.M. Booth who appeared before the court could not give any satisfactory answer about the marks given in the viva-voce score sheet.

“After hearing the submissions advanced by the counsels for the parties and after examining the viva-voce score sheet, a doubt gather and to remove the doubt, I feel that an independent enquiry is very necessary,” Sen said.

Directing the Superintendent of Police, CBI, N.G. Khamrang to conduct a preliminary enquiry to find the actual position and to submit the report within three months.

Assam experts to study China’s Yellow River management strategies

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GUWAHATI, JUN 17: To control Assam’s flood and erosion problem, the expert committee set up by Assam government will study the Yellow River (Huwang He) Management Strategies to replicate the same in Assam for taming Brahmaputra and use it as a deterrent for flood and erosion.

Chairing a high level review meeting of Water Resource Department in Guwahati on Friday, Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said that if the Yellow River which was once considered as ‘sorrow of China’ can be tamed, the Brahmaputra which is the life line of the people Assam can also use productively to serve the people.

Sonowal said that the ‘knowledge-driven’ study in association with the World Bank would also prepare a roadmap for taming the Brahmaputra and its tributaries to control flood and erosion. The study will encompass basin characteristics, river engineering, hydrology, channel morphology, floodplain evolution within its ambit and submit its report. “Water is source of all energies and the Brahmaputra which has gifted Assam with abundance of water, the government will use this vast resource to propel State’s development,” the Assam CM said.

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Vehicles coming from Imphal and towards Imphal were detained for checking.

No report of unwanted incident reported while imposing the blockade.

Counter blockade also continued on different routes of the state leading to different hill districts in retaliation to the economic blockade.

At Yairipok area of Thoubal district bordering with Ukhrul district, except medicine and its related items no other goods were allowed to ferry in Ukhrul-bound vehicles. The same stir along the Imphal-Ukhrul road was also continuing at Lamlai area of Imphal East.

No specific organization imposed the counter blockade but it imposed by womenfolk in their respective localities in protest against cutting of supply line of the people of the state.

Womenfolk imposed the counter blockade at various places along Tidim road (Imphal-Churachandpur section of NH-150) since yesterday by disallowing the vehicles to transport essential items in the hill districts.

Correspondent SHILLONG, JUN 17: Eighteen more dead bodies were recovered on Thursday from the 500-feet deep gorge, taking to 25 the death toll in a bus accident in Meghalaya, police said.

“A total of 25 dead bodies, including 18 more on Thursday, were recovered from the deep gorge during the search and rescue operation which was suspended again this evening following the sunset,” Spill Thamar, the district police chief of East Jaintia Hills, told Nagaland Post.

The accident occurred on Tuesday night at Sonapur in East Jaintia Hills district, about 150 km from Shillong, when the privately-owned bus was on its way from Silchar in southern Assam to Guwahati via Meghalaya. Earlier reports put the toll at 29.

On Wednesday, a combined rescue team of Meghalaya Police, Border Security Force troopers and the local people evacuated nine injured people from the deep gorge and retrieved seven dead bodies. “The rescue team has searched the gorge to locate any survivor or dead body but as of today the body count stand is 25 and the injured people is 9,” Thamar said, adding that a mopping operation will be conducted on Friday to locate if there are any survivor or dead bodies in the gorge.

Moreover, he said that according to the passenger list provided by bus operator indicated that there were only 34 people on board.

He said the dead bodies have been kept at Khiehriat government hospital for post mortem. Thamar said the injured persons, who are in a critical condition, have been shifted to the North East Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Medical Sciences (NEIGRIMS) in Shillong and Jowai Civil hospital in West Jaintia Hills district.

Assamese youth arrested for murder of Kerala Dalit woman KOCHI/ALUVA (KERALA), JUN 17 (IANS): A 23year-old Assamese man has been arrested on charges of rape-murder of a Dalit woman law student in Kerala that grabbed national headlines for the sheer brutality of the April 28 crime and became a hot political issue during the state assembly elections.

The Assamese man, identified as Amiyur ul Islam, was picked up from Tamil Nadu near the Palakkad border two days ago. According to police, forensic and other evidence has shown the man’s involvement in the crime, that was being compared to the December 16, 2012 Delhi gang rape.

B. Sandhya, Additional Director General of Police, who headed the probe in the Jisha murder case, on Thursday said the arrest of the accused has been recorded.

“It was through an extensive probe that the accused was tracked down and finally taken into custody,” Sandhya told reporters at the Aluva Police club, where the accused was brought.

Reacting to news of the arrest, the woman’s mother Rajeshwari said: “He should be dealt with in the manner in which he assaulted my daughter, and after that he should be hanged to death.”

“Not a single woman in the country should ever be made to undergo what my daughter underwent,” said Rajeshwari. Earlier in the day, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, announcing the arrest, said in Kochi: “This is going to be a feather in the cap of the police probe team.”

Sandhya led the police questioning of the suspect at Thrissur.

On Thursday evening, Islam was brought to Aluva where all the top police officers, including Sandhya, were present. According to police, two vital clues turned out to be the clinching evidence for nailing him -- the footwear which was left near Jisha’s home and a photo of Islam and Jisha taken

at a local studio near her house.

The footwear shop owner and the studio owner identified the man, even as police concluded, from the evidence, that the crime was committed by someone known to Jisha.

Islam had taken part in the construction of Jisha’s home, and they were in touch and had some verbal duel over the construction.

According to the information, the Assamese man had come to her home on the morning of April 28 and they had a fight. He came again in the afternoon when he was drunk and committed the crime. Police zeroed in on Islam after his DNA samples, checked against the saliva and blood samples found on Jisha’s body, matched when the results came in on Thursday. Director General of Police Loknath Behra, who is in Mumbai, told reporters there that things are going well in the case and expressed happiness at the Chief Minister’s praise of the police force.

Jisha, 27, was found dead on April 28 at her home in Perumbavoor in Ernakulam by her mother Rajeshwari, who works as a casual labourer. Her body bore injuries in a way that gave rise to suspicion that she was raped before being killed.

The murder attracted national headlines and became a hot topic in Kerala’s election season. The Left Democratic Front (LDF) said it reflected the slide in law and order that the then ruling Congressled United Democratic Front (UDF) had allowed, and promised to book the culprits within hours, if elected to power.

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Ultras bid on BJP office foiled in Assam Correspondent GUWAHATI, JUN 17: Assam police have foiled a major attack prepared by Paresh Baruah led ULFA(I) targeting to a BJP office and police station in Upper Assam’s Dibrugarh district after apprehended a hardcore militant of the outfit group on Thursday night, police said on Friday. A top official of Assam police said that, the outfit group has planned to attack the BJP’s Dibrugarh district office and a police station in the oil rich Upper Assam district.

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IMPHAL, JUN 17: Manipur has not faced fuel scarcity even as the economic blockade imposed on the national highways entered its ninth day on Friday.

When Joint Action Committee Against Anti-Tribal Bills (JAC), Churachandpur and Outer Manipur Tribal Forum (OMTF) jointly announced economic blockade on the national highways for 10 days, panic-stricken vehicle owners had thronged fuel stations in Imphal fearing fuel scarcity hitting the state in the days to come.

A day ahead of commencement of the blockade, on June 8, most of the fuel stations closed down citing “stock nil”. The same situation continued till the next day, June 9, the first day of commencement of the blockade.

However, when the fuel stations remain open as usual, the fear of fuel scarcity hitting the state eased and no more beeline queue at the fuel stations.

It was said that authority of IOC in Imphal was not hes-

itate in supplying any quantity of petrol and diesel demanded by the fuel stations.

Proprietor of a fuel station said that the IOC officials gave any quantity of fuels they demanded which made them able to open the stations without any break.

According to him, IOC officials offered them to procure extra quantity of petrol and diesel at any time but to keep the pump open as usual.

Apart from it, there was no interruption in the ferry of petroleum products on NH-2.

Over 300 loaded oil tankers have been escorted from Khatkati (Assam) to Imphal in the last few days, since the commencement of the blockade, the official source added.

Manipur use to fetch all its require petroleum products from Khatkati of Assam through HN-2 and owing to limited stocking facility, there is short supply of these fuels in the state whenever uncertainty like economic blockade, bandh and other natural disasters on the NH-2.

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India to give double entry e-visa to Thai nationals

Rashtrapati Bhavan in the morning.

Prayut Chan-o-cha is accompanied by his wife and a high-level delegation including Deputy Prime Minister, several cabinet ministers, senior officials and business leaders.

This is his first visit to India after assuming office of Thailand Prime Minister in May 2014.

In his statement after bilateral talks, Modi said that smooth flow of goods, services, capital and human resources needs a strong network of air, land and sea links.

“We have, therefore, prioritised completion of IndiaMyanmar-Thailand Trilateral highway and early signing of the Motor Vehicles Agreement between the three countries,” he said.

Modi said that India was celebrating 150th birth anniversary of B.R. Ambedkar, the chief architect of the Constitution, and the document will be translated into Thai language.

“I am also happy to announce that to welcome more tourists from Thailand to India, and to help them enjoy their visits to Buddhist sites in India,

2 militants killed in Sopore encounter

SRINAGAR, JUN 17 (PTI): Two militants were killed today in an encounter with security forces in Sopore town of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district, police said.

Security forces launched an anti-militancy operation in Bomai area of Sopore this morning following information about presence of militants in the area, a police official said.

He said militants opened fire on the advancing security forces, who retaliated. In the ensuing gunfight, two militants were killed, the official said.

As soon as the operation ended, local residents started pelting stones at the security forces, he said, adding the

clashes were going on till reports last came in. The success for the security forces comes a day after four militants were killed in an anti-infiltration operation in Tangdhar sector of Kupwara district near the Line of Control.

Manohar Parikkar BENGALURU, JUN 17 (PTI): Defence Minister Manohar Parikkar Friday said the increased number of terrorist encounters show that the country’s intelligence has “increased” and counter terrorist network is “tightening”.

“More encounters means - we are neutralising more, our intelligence has increased, our counter terrorist network is now tightening up,” he told reporters here.

He said, “If you see the ratio of security forces martyrdom... To terrorists deaths (it) is now in the favour of the security forces at the rate of 1:4.3/4.4.”

The number of terrorists’ neutralised was more than 50 now, whereas only 12 security forces personnel had lost their lives.

Stating that the loss of security forces should further reduce, he said “our efforts are towards it.”

Parrikar was responding to a question on whether the increased number of terror encounters was because of increased vigil or more attempts of infiltration.

The Defence Minister was here to witness the inaugural flight of India’s indigenous basic trainer aircraft, Hindustan Turbo Trainer-40 (HTT-40) designed and developed by HAL here.

A militant was killed today in an ongoing encounter

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Name of the Student Finance KEVILEPI TSÜKRÜ KEVIZO NEIKHA LIPOKWAPANG SUNNY CHETRY Human Resource Management ATILO KHING LOCHUMBENI M E/RUI NUKSHMEREN IMSONG Y OBOJIT MITRA

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Name of the Student IMTIMEREN PONGENER

CGPA 8.00

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Name of the Student KIRTI RAJAK SENTIMONGLA AO YARSO RAMRAR AMIT DEB

CGPA 5.65 6.68 7.55 6.45

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“But, I only tell you ultimately it is the party presidentwho determines the stand of the party and therefore as far as electoral strategy of UP is concerned....

“Even in earlier elections, even though BJP stands committed to build a temple in Ayodhya, we have always said that we are not going to make it an election issue. For us its much more than an election issue.”

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Applications are invited for the following posts of the various posts of Para Medical staff in BSF :Pay Vacancies Band Educational Qualification Name of Post and Grade Pay ST (Staff Nurse) 01 01 Nil 01 03 Essential (Group - B Post) (i) 10+2 or Equivalent (ii) Degree/Diploma in (General Nursing Programme (iii) Registration as General Nurse and Midwife with Central or State Nursing Council.

Desirable Experience in the field of Tuberculosis, Hospital Administration, SIster Tutor, Public health Pediatries, Psychiatry.

ASI (Pharmacist - 05 Nil 04 06 15 (i) 10+2 or equivalent Qualified (ii) Degree or Diploma in Pharmacy from (Group -C Post) any recognized Institute of the Central or State Government for which the period of Training in two years followed by an internship of which the practical training shall not be less than five hundred hours spread over a period of not less than three months.

Provided that not less than two hundred and fifty hours are devoted to actual dispensing of prescriptions. (iii) Possessing the qualifications under Section 31 & 32 of the Pharmacy Act. 1948 and registered under Section 33 of the Said Act. CT (Masalchi) Nil 01 Nil Nil 01 (a) Pass in Matriculation or equivalent from (Group -C Post) a recognized Board; (b) (i) two years work experience in respective trade; or (ii) one year certificate course from a recognized Industrial Training Institute or Vocational Institute with at least one year experience in the trade or (iii) two years/Diploma from recognized Industrial Training Institute in the trade or similar trade.

address it,” he said.

Asked about the statements being made by some BJP leaders from the region, Jaitley said if any “local situation” develops in a constituencies, the local MLAs were “bound to react to that local issue” but the party as a whole takes a broader view.

“I think the most issue in UP at the moment is quality of governance and law and order”.

He further said, “At the end of the day, whatever state-

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New Delhi, June 17 (PTI): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Friday said BJP does not want to “communalise or polarise” the UP elections, but the state government must address the issue if there is “even some evidence of migration” from Kairana.

Jaitley also took on Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, accusing his Aam Aadmi Party government of giving advertisements to only “friendly” media and not to the media houses that are critical.

In an interview to Times Now, the senior BJP leader maintained that ‘Ram Mandir’ will not be made an electoral issue in UP, where assembly elections are due next year, and his party is not looking to polarise the state to win votes.

A major controversy has erupted over alleged migration from Kairana in western UP, although the state administration has questioned any religion-specific migration there.

“We don’t want in anyway to communalise or polarise the election, but if there is even some evidence of migration taking place from Kairana, it’s an important issue that the state government there must

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with security forces in Sopore in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district.

Pointing out that most incidents of terror infiltration and encounters take place before winter, Parikkar said either they were not noted earlier or probably they were not taken “very seriously”.

Claiming that the country used to lose almost a soldier for a terrorist, Parrikar said “now you see yesterday’s report. Four terrorists on the border trying to infiltrate were killed. In three days, two attempts have been neutralised.”

Four militants and a soldier were killed as the Army yesterday foiled an infiltration bid, the second such attempt in three days, in Tangdhar sector near the Line of Control in Kashmir.

Calling incidents of Chinese incursion on the Indian side of the border as “transgression”, Parrikar said “these things happen because of some historical problem between countries on perceived Line of Control.”

He said, “Whenever they have transgressed we have either stopped them and asked them to go back or raised the issue with them. But I can tell you the overall transgression that means violation of our line of control perception has reduced a lot compared to earlier.”

“This is mainly because we have increased the number of interaction points at the border at senior and local commander level,” the Defence Minister said.

“They interact with each other to clarify and the issues are sorted out. So the number has come down,” he added.

Parikkar said even in the latest incident, we “pushed” them back and had a meeting with them and clarified the issue.

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NEW DELHI, JUN 17 (IANS): India and Thailand on Friday agreed to deepen their security engagement and defence partnership as Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a double entry e-visa for Thai nationals to facilitate their visit to the Buddhist circuit.

Addressing the media here with visiting Thailand Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha following delegation-level talks, Modi said India and Thailand were aware that rapid spread of terrorism and radical ideology poses a common challenge to both countries.

He said that close security partnership would help the two countries secure their people from such threats.

“Beyond terrorism, we have agreed to further deepen our security engagement in the fields of cyber security, narcotics, transnational economic offences and human trafficking,” Modi said.

Prayut Chan-o-cha, who arrived in India on Thursday, met External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj earlier in the day. He was given a ceremonial reception on the forecourt of

More terrorists being neutralised, claims Parrikar

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PM Modi with his Thailand Counterpart General Prayut Chan-o-cha after joint press statement at Hyderabad house in New Delhi on Friday. (PTI)

we will soon facilitate double entry e-tourist visas for citizens of Thailand,” he said.

He said Festival of India in Thailand, and Festival of Thailand in India will be held next year to commemorate 70 years of establishment of diplomatic relations.

Modi described Thailand as “a trusted and valued friend and one of our closest partners in Southeast Asia.”

He said the two countries had also agreed to forge a close partnership in “defence and maritime cooperation”.

He said the partnership will be shaped by “sharing of expertise and experiences, greater staff exchanges and more exercises, cooperation on counter-piracy on seas, deeper engagement in naval patrolling and building linkages in the field of defence research and development and production”.

Modi said there was particular synergy between Thailand’s strengths in infrastructure, particularly tourism infrastructure and India’s priorities in this field.

Information Technology, pharmaceuticals, auto-components, and machinery were some other areas identified for enhanced collaboration.

“We also see early conclusion of a balanced comprehensive economic and partnership agreement as our shared priority,” Modi said.

He said that a more diversified commercial agreement between the two countries would benefit the two economies while bringing greater regional economic prosperity.

The joint statement issued after the talks said that both sides will also be renegotiating a new bilateral investment treaty.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 190 Dimapur, saturday, June 18, 2016

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elhi legislative assembly to exempt the post of parliamentary secretary from the purview of the office of profit, the Aam Aadmi Party came under attack from the BJP and Congress for the ‘extra-judicial appointments.’ In its defence, the party has also cited the appointment of parliamentary secretaries in other states that are constitutionally an office of profit. It has argued that in contrast, the AAP government’s parliamentary secretaries have not been given any perks or emoluments. The party says it had proposed to give to them office space and a car for official use – both of which, it claims, have not been given. The documents released by BJP and the complex legal nature of the issue will many a twist to the controversy in the coming days. For now the parliamentary secretaries have stepped back and insist that only CM Arvind Kejriwal and the three party spokespersons will comment on the issue. The Parliament (Prevention of Disqualification) Act, 1959 under paragraph 3 protects the membership of certain persons. The controversy over the issue of office of profit has confounded all and sundry as the present list of exemption under paragraph 3 includes offices held by a minister, minister of state or deputy minister of the Union or state, leader of Opposition, office of chief whip, parliamentary secretaries, office of a member of a delegation sent abroad and offices under any body connected with a university. An elected representative, who holds any office that is not included in the list as above, is to be deemed to be holding an office of profit and automatically attracts disqualification. The apex court, in its ruling, maintained that any government office capable of yielding pecuniary gain or material benefit would automatically attract disqualification. The root of the problem lies in the propensity of the political masters to keep legislators in good humour by doling out offices of profit. Officials in the ministry of home affairs dismissed Kejriwal’s argument that the post of parliamentary secretary in Delhi was not an “office of profit” on the plea that none of the 21 appointees were drawing salaries, perks or other benefits. The officials said if a parliamentary secretary was handling government files and taking decisions, then it has to be deemed as an office of profit. The controversy over the issue of office of profit has confounded all and sundry as the present list of exemption under paragraph 3 includes only offices held by a minister, minister of state or deputy minister of the Union or state, leader of Opposition, office of chief whip, parliamentary secretaries, office of a member of a delegation sent abroad and offices under any body connected with a university. The issue of 21 parliamentary secretaries of the Aam Admi Party is surely going to be decided in court in the light of the rejection of AAP government’s bill by the president of India. In Nagaland, there are 24 parliamentary secretaries and four advisors to the chief minister of cabinet rank. Parliament will have to draw a line between what is an office of profit and save time and money in litigations.

DailyDevotion Beware of Criticizing Others Judge not, that you be not judged. —Matthew 7:1 Jesus’ instructions with regard to judging others is very simply put; He says, “Don’t.” The average Christian is the most piercingly critical individual known. Criticism is one of the ordinary activities of people, but in the spiritual realm nothing is accomplished by it. The effect of criticism is the dividing up of the strengths of the one being criticized. The Holy Spirit is the only one in the proper position to criticize, and He alone is able to show what is wrong without hurting and wounding.

It is impossible to enter into fellowship with God when you are in a critical mood. Criticism serves to make you harsh, vindictive, and cruel, and leaves you with the soothing and flattering idea that you are somehow superior to others. Jesus says that as His disciple you should cultivate a temperament that is never critical. This will not happen quickly but must be developed over a span of time. You must constantly beware of anything that causes you to think of yourself as a superior person.

There is no escaping the penetrating search of my life

by Jesus. If I see the little speck in your eye, it means that I have a plank of timber in my own (see Matthew 7:3-5).

Every wrong thing that I see in you, God finds in me.

Every time I judge, I condemn myself (see Romans 2:1724). Stop having a measuring stick for other people.

There is always at least one more fact, which we know nothing about, in every person’s situation. The first thing God does is to give us a thorough spiritual cleaning.

After that, there is no possibility of pride remaining in us. I have never met a person I could despair of, or lose all hope for, after discerning what lies in me apart from the grace of God.

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The seat of knowledge is in the head, of wisdom, in the heart. ~ William Hazlitt

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, June 18, 2016

Post-mortem

Why always blame the teachers? Tribute to a father’s heart J T eachers in our state are always in the news for either the right or the wrong reasons. It is especially when the state HSLC results come out then a heap of criticisms and finger-pointing against govt. schools and the teachers are showered in plenty without any remorse.

But one thing many people miss to notice is the number of students who are securing first divisions or getting distinction in various subjects from govt. schools all over the state though many schools drew a nil result. People should also understand the govt. teachers are molding some of the really hard to crack children who have been brought up in hard and harsh conditions. Many parents who cannot afford to send their children to private schools are sent to govt. schools. Students who are disobedient, indiscipline or incorrigible and who are often expelled from private schools are admitted in the govt. schools and the govt. school teachers are dealing with some really unruly and uncontrollable students. This year’s HSCL results show a remarkable improvement from previous years with a good number of govt. schools showing a high pass percentage.

Like anywhere in the world, good students passed out in flying colors, average students or below average students who work hard to make it even though in third divisions. Students who do not toil do not make it. Some get compartments but again with hard work and determination and of course with the teacher’s help they somehow make it. During this entire ordeal, the govt. teachers are never recognized, given their due credit and their hard-work is never noticed. I write this not to take applause or take a credit.

But as a teacher I feel that even if humans fail to see or recognize our sweat and hard efforts, if our heavenly Father sees it then it is enough. But as human beings, we too get hurt when those hurling negative comments and undue accusations are made against us every now and then. Remember, like the way you judge us, God too is going to judge every one of us. Teachers like the rest of people in the world, some are good some are bad; some are truly dedicated and sincere while some are lazy and inefficient in their duties. But it doesn’t mean that just

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he belligerent attempts to belittle the wicked nexus between the naturalized Naga citizens who hold the core position of the organisation and the Indian secret intelligent department will not make any difference no matter how tactfully the hidden truth are camouflaged in front of the public. The double standard activities of supporting the peace process on one hand; instigating and propagating anti-thesis on the other side is the sorry state of affairs today.

In the light of the deliberate attempt of the so called ACAUT to sabotage the very foundational principle of the Naga Government on taxation, the political implication that resonate peoples allegiance and contribution and the mischievous collusion with the adversary has become a matter of great urgency to act in unison. Nation can no longer afford to remain silent and allow the fate of the nation to perish at this crucial moment by a few misguided reactionary. It is a clarion call for the Nagas to decide, either to allow the nation to perish or to save it from this treacherous element that comes in the shadow of extending solidarity to the public.

It is very clear right from the beginning that most of the member of this rogue element who founded and popularised it are naturalised Naga citizens and not by blood whose father married a Naga women and

because of some insincere or inefficient teachers, all teachers are alike or should be branded as same and classified in the same category.

Sometimes our salaries are not paid for even several months in a row and we too have a family to feed. But during those times do you even care to understand our plight and hardships during such moments? With only our tears we look up to heaven for help. We too have to pay our house rent, electric bills, phone bills, our children’s school fees etc. We too have to pay the auto-fare or buy some litres of fuel even to go to our work-place despite not being paid our salaries for even half a year at times. And when we are not been paid for so many months how do you expect us to carry on with our life? Beg, steal or borrow? We too need to light and burn the kitchen fire in order to feed our stomachs and our children’s’ too. Please remember, we are human beings too and we too have our sentiments. People who live comfortably and do not have any experience about the hard realities of life are always there to criticize and speak ill of us without knowing both sides of the coin.

Regarding substitute teachers/proxy teachers, not everyone is same and so should not be measured in the same scale.

There might be some few lazy lot who do not attend their duties and draw out their salaries which of course is a sin both in the eyes of God and men too. But sometimes substitute teachers are appointed under various circumstances when teachers avail leave from the government to go for higher studies. Sometimes teachers too being humans fall sick and have to undergo long medical treatment or operations and take rest; so are advised by doctors to take some rest. In such situations to the local authorities such as village councils or school headmasters appoint some persons in their place so as not to hamper the academic session. Young lady teachers who are pregnant avail maternity leave for three months and when some unfortunate medical complications arises, a need to appoint someone in their place arises. To avoid delays ,going to the state capital and undertaking all governmental procedures, the respective village or area authority

with their wisdom appoint some capable persons so as not to obstruct the ongoing school curriculum till the original incumbent resumes his/her duty. Nowadays, in the case of teachers going for B.Ed studies, the salaries of substitute teachers are even paid by the incumbent teachers. Such cases should not be always accused or indicted of being a proxy or otherwise. Teachers are the most burdened lot amongst all other departments.

During census operations, teachers are called out to carry out the task. During the Economic surveys teachers are called for the task. Even during electoral registrations too it is the teachers who are called to perform these duties. All this too when the academic session is on full swing. They have to miss many classes because govt. duty beckons them to attend these duties. Many teachers stay in far-flung remote area separated from their families without electricity or even phone network without being in touch with their spouses, children and loved ones for weeks or months. In many instances, they stay without proper accommodation and basic necessities like proper toilets and drinking water facilities.

Many people in our society without knowing the reality jump to conclusions by hearing one side of the story. Instead of always accusing teachers unjustly for every failure and disappointments, let’s reach out and start visiting the places and schools by giving them a helping hand, correcting them, encouraging them, supporting them to make our society a better one rather than pinpointing the teachers’ every faults and weakness. Our society today needs more people to correct and bridge the gap from the grassroot level rather than shout from our roof-tops. Let us go to the villages, gto the schools, go the places where you feel that needs to be straightened and corrected and stem out any wrong from the bud rather than always shouting and throwing wild accusations at every possible chance on the poor teachers through the newspapers and social media. Then that will prove you are doing something for the society. It is easy for anyone to find a fault.

Nungsang Aier.

ohn 3:16 is universally regarded as the key verse of the Bible; many a time we focus on the Son and tend to overlook the One who sent Him. The meaning of the word ‘begotten’ here means ‘the only one of its kind’. This provides a glimpse into the heart of God the Father. His love is so abundant and unconditional that He did not spare even the life of His one and only Son as a free gift of eternal life for us. Such is the perfect compassion of our heavenly Father’s heart.

Even earthly fathers utilize their time and energy for the sake of their children’s future. Their sole hope is that their children will become someone someday. Even when the black sheep of the family goes astray like the prodigal son, the father’s love endures still, and hopes and prays for their child to return. It is unfathomable to compare the size of a father’s heart.

In the Garden of Eden, God the Father was the first missionary after Adam and Eve committed the original sin.

This lesson has been handed down through the generations and today also, the father is the first missionary in his respective family. A father who is committed to the Lord automatically nurtures great men and women for the Church and society. How precious is the role of a father’s strong heart!

Personally, I experience the love overflowing from my own father’s heart on a daily basis. He is benevolence incarnate – my role model. He has earned my respect because of his exemplary life. It is wonderful how God uses a finite being to induce an impact of such great magnitude in me. Actions indeed speak louder than

NSCN (I-M) on taxation issue

found the hospitality of settling and became her citizens.

Yet NSCN led by the Collective Leadership in few occasions sit down with them and shared issues that concern the common well being. On this regards, NSCN/GPRN comes up with 17 points “Rules and Guidelines for protection of the general public against illegal tax” dated 16th June 2013 which was widely published in the media. By extending fake appreciation the leaders of this rogue band continued its activities from “Action Committee Against Unabated Taxation (ACAUT) to Against Corruption and Unabated Taxation” (ACAUT) till today.

The frantic campaign and mobilisation to desist the GBs and villagers of Nagaland from paying Household and Ration Tax is evident enough to suggest that, all out efforts to destroy the very essence of legitimising Naga people’s allegiance to the political movement is the ultimate objective of ACAUT which necessitate banning in 2014.

The filling of FIR against a national worker by using the Indian state mechanism shows the outright challenge to the nationalist activities affront to national interest.

NSCN has the sole legitimacy to represent and collect tax because of the following reasons: 1. NSCN being the only people mandated Naga national government after the political sunset of NNC

having signed the Shillong Accord in 1975 whose surrendered remnants are still visible at Chedema Peace Camp. Though the 1951 Naga plebiscite was conducted under NNC yet the document of such historic plebiscite is the property of the Naga people.

In the same way the political documents achieved by NSCN like the “Unique history and situation of the Nagas” and the “Framework Agreement” shall remain the property of Naga people.

2. It is the only Naga government whereby all the Naga tribes are sufficiently a member.

3. It has jurisdiction control over all the Naga ancestral territory.

4. It is the only Naga government representing the Naga political issue having peace talks with the government of India.

5. It is the only Naga government that has internationalised the Naga political issue far and wide.

6. NSCN is a recognized entity across the nations.

Many sympathizer countries and even India have recognized it. Chief among them is Unrepresented Nations and People’s Organization (UNPO), which has recognized the sovereign right of the Nagas in its general assembly.

NSCN is a member of UNPO. It is a parallel organization to the United Nations (UN) Accredited by ‘The Society for Threatened People’ a strong

organization in Germany, NSCN leadership was given the privilege to speak in the UN human right meetings for a number of times. Parliamentarians for National Self Determination (PNSD) a London based organization extend their fullest support to the cause of the Nagas in response to the appeal of the Naga people. We have another strong organization called Naga International Support Center based in the Netherlands and its coordination offices in other countries too. NSCN is a member of ‘Geneva Call’ an organization under UN. Kreddha (The International Peace Council for States, Peoples and Minorities), PILPG (Public International Law & Policy Group) both US based organizations under UN. ‘Idasa’ a strong South Africa Human Right organization. KWIA (Support group for indigenous peoples) – Belgium based Human Right organization, AIPP (Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact), Forum for Asia both Bangkok based Human Right organizations, Other Media – Delhi based Human Right organization.

All these organizations among many others are strong supporters for the Naga cause.

7. GPRN under the umbrella of NSCN is in control of all Naga territories and running government effectively covering 27 regions. NJB (National Judiciary Board) has been looking after judicial matters for dispensing justice

on the basis of Naga customary laws.

8. Naga Army under the banner of NSCN confronted the enemies in the east, in the west, in the south and north with conviction and faith. Many patriots were martyred in the line of duty while defending the future of the Nagas.

9. Jimmy Carter the former President of United States of America was graceful enough to appreciate the presentation of NSCN on Naga issue that he personally wrote a letter on 18th June 2005 to the Prime Minister of India Mr. Narasimha Rao and to NSCN for early and peaceful settlement of the Indo-Naga conflict.

10. On 11 July 2002 the Unique history and situation of the Nagas were recognised by the government of India 11. On 3rd August 2015, the Framework Agreement was signed with the government of India. This signed document becomes the basis of finding permanent solution to the Indo-Naga political conflict.

The oft quoted statement that no Nationalist organisation has the public mandate is a wrong notion because on 20-21 January, 2005, the 4th Naga People’s Consultative meeting held at CHQ, Hebron mandated NSCN to represent the interest of Naga people’s political case at the negotiating table with India. The signed mandate was appended by

Science and religion; spiritual quest for wholeness (From previous issue) Science cannot glory on its own without having a second thought. There are certain things that need to be critique for the good. Nature is perfectly operational on its own and therefore certain imbalances should not be disturbed. One of the dangers that science can lead humanity is the manipulation of genes. If this process keeps developing, humans might create super beings and this created beings might one day rule and destroy the whole of the present race. In the movie; ‘Jurassic Park’ a beautiful dialogue goes like this: “God creates dinosaurs, God destroys dinosaurs, God creates man, man destroys God, and man creates dinosaurs. Dinosaurs eat man and woman inherits the earth!” This simple dialogue narrates something of the reality that can one day overrule the whole of creation and destroy us all. Nature knows very well how to keep the creation in a balance manner and

as a result through the natural selection dinosaurs have become extinct today. Otherwise it could very well survive because it has every potentiality to be so! But the fact is that it is dangerous for the others. Today scientists are making a great lot of progress in the field of bio-medical science.

There are hazards anchored to it. This is where religion needs to enter and proclaim the sanctity of life. Religion gives wholeness to science and science adds flavour to religion. Both help in completing one another.

Unless we do something, we will be condemned to live amidst the ruins of the natural world.

By ruining the bio-systems of the earth we are gambling with the destiny of the next generation and all succeeding generations. Our children may be living amidst the ruined infrastructures of the industrial world. Also, it is important not to deal just with physical pollution. There will be

no improvement in the lives of people and the planet unless ethical concerns are given as much weight as economic, political, and technological ones. The problems are not simply economic and technological; they are moral and spiritual as well.

Science is not just independent on its own with the physical law. It is in perfect union with the cosmic law governed by the one who created it. If there is someone all powerful who has created everything, it simply means that everything is sacred. If science works with the sacred elements, then science is definitely sacred.

Science doesn’t work with imaginary materials in the air but it makes use of the created things. No scientist can create anything out of nothing. They use the existing matter to create and experiment.

So there is not point for any compartmentalization. It will be very ridiculous for such a thing. Perhaps in the past many things were side-

lined due to ignorance but today the advancement that has come about should and must trigger for the spiritual quest. In my view, this quest has always been part of the system though lately realised.

It will be very foolish to suppose that one is satisfied with the little that one has. The universe in which we live is so vast. Today, we talk of universes. How did these things come about? Can it happen by chance without the knowledge of some powerful supernatural force? The universe in which we live has elements which have tendencies to move towards the source. The spiritual dimensions in science and religion both are moving towards it. It cannot be denied. Every activity is aimed at it. This quest for wholeness will continue to be an ongoing task of both the two pillars of humanity.

(Concluded) Vekupa Rhakho George, (vekuparhakho@gmail.com)

words – my father possesses the testimony of never tasting unhealthy and bad products his entire life. This virtue of his keeps speaking to me time and again. And as I witness the silent sacrifices he makes to keep our family together, I am left utterly humbled. A father’s heart is truly filled with unfailing love.

There are only two commandments out of the ten which Moses received from God that ends with a promise and one of them is to honor our father and mother so that we may live a long life, full of blessing. Time and again, both in the Old and New Testament, the Bible highlights on the theme ‘father.’ What the Word of God emphasizes, we also need to emphasize. The comparison between the love of our heavenly Father and our earthly one also keeps recurring. This speaks volumes on the priority value God places on fathers. God must put in extra wisdom and care when He fashions fathers’ hearts.

The innocent eyes of a child perceives his/her father as the superhero of the family – the one with all the right answers to endless questions, the strongest and most affectionate, the one worthy to be adored and emulated. For adults, fathers are the one we turn to for sound advice and honest criticism, for direction and admonishment, someone who always holds our best interest in his heart. Indeed, a father’s heart is indescribable, irreplaceable and impeccably perfect. God presents us this priceless gift without a price.

It all depends on whether we are willing to embrace and treasure it – this precious father’s heart.

Husezo Rhakho, Electrical Colony Kohima

every Naga tribe’s representatives including the Church leaders, Hohos and Gbs. Paying tax to NSCN is in itself a political demonstration of indicating that Naga people pay tax to Naga government and not the occupying force.

Now if the representation and sacrifices of NSCN on behalf of the Nagas is not worthy enough to pay tax then let ACAUT respond as to whom it suggest the Naga public shall pay to. Time and again NSCN has been reminding the other groups to come and join the peace process which is in its concluding stage so that the final decision could be worked out together and the voice of “one government one tax” shall also be achieved. NSCN will continue to do what is best for the Naga people because time will not wait the Nagas and “one government one tax” will not simply fall from the sky.

NSCN is indebted to the Naga people because without her active participation and unwavering support the supreme sacrifices made by the National workers of the past and present will go in vain. Therefore, it is the urgent appeal to all the Nagas at home and abroad to remain firm to the cause that is dear to all of us. The moment of triumph and jubilation is too near to be impatient. It’s time for the Naga people to prepare for the final landing.

Kuknalim.

MIP-NSCN/GPRN

Reader’s Post

To DC, Wokha & Power Deptt, Wokha

Sub- Gratitude letter Sir, We the three colonies, Likya Yankho, Midland colony & Upper NST colony would like to convey our heartiest gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Wezope Kenye, DC, Wokha and to the EE, Power Deptt & staffs for giving prior importance and installing the transformer located at Don Bosco Higher Secondary School, Wokha at the earliest. We would also like to mention that it was because of your timely action that was taken, the students could study and prepare for their exams without any difficulty.

We highly appreciate your concern gesture for the public and will be looking forward to cooperate and work together in the days to come.

On behalf of General Public Chairman & Secretary, Likya Yankho; Chairman & Secretary, Midland Colony; Chairman & Secretary, Upper NST Colony

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, June 18, 2016

Politcal tensions over Kairana escalate, BJP’s Som gives ultimatum

spokesman and senior cabinet minister Shivpal Yadav trashed charges of “exodus” and accused the saffron party of vitiating the communal atmosphere in UP for political gains with 2017 Assembly polls in mind.

Yadav proposed that a team of five “apolitical persons” visit Kairana to probe the reality. “We suggest Pramod Krishnam, Swami Kalyan, Naraina Giri, Swami Chinmayanand and Swamy Chakrapani to go and see the reality and give report,” he told reporters in Lucknow.

Som had started his march to Kairana from his house in Sardhana, about 60 km away, in adjoining Meerut district with thousands of followers but was stopped at the

India, Thailand sign key pacts and human resources between the economies needs a strong network of air, land and sea links. “Connectivity is also an area of priority for India’s development. Improving access to Southeast Asia from our north-eastern states benefits both our peoples,” he said.

Stronger connectivity is essential not just for expanding bilateral trade ties, it also brings people closer and facilitates enhanced science, education, culture and tourism cooperation, he said.

A joint statement released later said that in addition to the wide range of cooperation, Thailand and India have compatible strategies of Look West and Act East respectively, that has been now evolved into a comprehensive partnership.

The two Prime Ministers held wide-ranging discussions on bilateral, regional and multilateral issues, with a common goal to work closely towards the 70th anniversary of their diplomatic relations and beyond, it said.

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Govt to review provisions of Geospatial Bill NEW DELHI, JUN 17 (PTI): Government may review some of the provisions of a draft bill that proposes jail term of seven years and a fine up to Rs 100 crore if anyone wrongly depicts India’s map after some individuals and groups opposed them. A Home Ministry official said the draft ‘The Geospatial Information Regulation Bill, 2016’ was made public, seeking views and suggestions on its various provisions.

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CNTC supports NTC; condemns threat to ACAUT (From p-1) It said that a national movement must be in the interest of the people concern and should be equally beneficial to all. However, the issue has now end up in making the common masses dry to the bone by extorting at gun –point while making some stinking rich at the expense of the common masses, CNTC added. CNTC also advised the NPGs “not to bite the hand that feeds them in their sheer arrogance and pride”. Else, CNTC said if people are forced, “it surely will have reversal of implications”.

In this regard, CNTC said the voice of the people should not be misinterpreted rather it must be respected. In support of ACAUT’s ‘One Government One Tax’, as desired by all Nagas, CNTC felt that leaders of various organizations should also reciprocate the appeal without any delay.

“Throughout the history all over the world, revolutions and uprisings have happened due to taxation imposed forcefully upon the subjects. It will be worth mentioning that ‘people who make a peaceful revolution impossible make a violent one Impossible’ If NPGs does not listen to the voice of Naga People then whom can we say are they fighting for?”, CNTC stated.

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The signatories asked “how long should the people be made to wait and suffer?”

In this regard, the ACCC Pfutsero has demanded an urgent upgradation of higher quality transformer as the previous transformer even if repaired would not hold for long due to poor capacity.

The signatories cautioned that failure to install transformer at the earliest, ACCC Pfutsero along with the general public would be compelled to take own course of action and the concerned department and the government would be held responsible.

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GIRIDIH (JHARKHAND), JUN 17 (PTI): A jawan of the CoBRA battalion was on Friday killed during a gun battle with the Maoists in Patharchhapra jungles in Giridih district, Inspector General of Police (CRPF) Sanjay Anand Lathkar said.

The encounter started in the morning with more than 150 bullets being traded between the security forces and the Left Wing Extremists, Deputy Inspector General of Police Upendra Kumar said.

The DIG, who is camping at the spot, said several Maoists also received bullet injuries during the gun fight and a combing operation was on. Tearful farewell was given to the jawan, Balan Harijan, who belonged to Assam.

His body would be sent to home from Dhanbad, the DIG said.

Both the countries recognized the importance of bilateral trade and noted that the economic relations are deep rooted in the existing framework, including bilateral Free Trade Agreement, ASEAN India Trade in Goods Agreement and Early Harvest Scheme, the release said.

Modi welcomed Thai investments in India in the potential areas under the ‘Make in India’ initiative, especially in the manufacturing sector, infrastructure development, tourism and hospitality facilities.

He said Thai companies will invest in the development of the Buddhist Circuit and construction of five high-end hotels.

The policy will help expand the investment network between the two countries in various mutually beneficial sectors, including information technology, pharmaceutical, automotive parts, chemical products, machinery and parts, bio-technology, and R&D, it said.

DIMAPUR, JUN 17 (NPN): Expressing concern over the “prevailing untold suffering” of the general public of Pfutsero range due to breakdown of electricity transformer, the 16 Assembly Constituency Congress Committee (ACCC) Pfutsero has demanded that the responsible authority immediately install the “higher quality transformer.”

In a complaint letter addressed to the executive engineer, electrical division Phek, the 16 ACCC president Kedutso Thahu and general secretary Apove Chiero expressed dismay at the “lackadaisical attitude” of the government in restoring the transformer. They said since June 5, 2016, the life has come to a total standstill and the general public were bear-

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(From p-1) “Beyond terrorism, we have agreed to further deepen our security engagement in the fields of cyber security, narcotics, transnational economic offences and human trafficking,” Modi said while addressing the media.

Noting that India and Thailand were also maritime neighbours, he said both the countries have agreed to forge a closer partnership in the fields of defence and maritime cooperation.

He welcomed the first meeting of the India-Thailand Joint Business Forum to be held later on Friday.

He said that besides trade, there are also ample avenues or greater manufacturing and investment linkages.

The Thai Prime Minister said when it comes to comprehensive economic and partnership agreement, both countries should focus on what can be done first.

Modi said both the leaders are fully aware that smooth flow of goods, services, capital

stop BJP workers from going to Kairana or to any other place,” he said.

Pradhan said Som is an accused in the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots and it was to counter his “malicious” efforts that the SP attempted to hold their ‘Sadbhavna’ rally.

“There is no exodus in Kairana or anywhere in the state. We have intelligence and other reports in this regard.

BJP leaders including Hukum Singh and others are inciting communal passions for political gains as assembly elections are near,” Shivpal Yadav said.

“Their only work is to orchestrate riots and let people fight with each other but the state government will not let this happen,” Yadav said, adding, “be it Sangeet Som or anyone else the state government will not let anyone to plan riots. We will collect proof against them and will expose them before media soon”.

Rubbishing reports of migration from Kairana on communal lines, Congress accused BJP of vitiating the atmosphere in the state to polarise votes before the polls.

NEW DELHI, JUN 16 (PTI): Delhi government has withdrawn the order to relocate the office of the Director General of Health Services (DGHS) to LNJP Hospital campus following protest by the faculty of Maulana Azad Medical College, associated hospitals and an umbrella body of doctors.

“As mentioned in email dated June 11, no insult of the learned members of the faculty was intended vide the aforementioned order and no attempt to decapitate the institution was ever conceived.

“The faculty of Maulana Azad Medical College have wrongly interpreted the said order and are considering that it would lead to interference in day to day working of medical professionals.

In view of aforesaid, the order dated May 31 stands withdrawn with immediate effect,” said a Delhi government fresh order issued to this effect Friday.Lok Nayak Jaiprakash Narayan (LNJP) Hospital is governed under the Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC). As per the old order, the office of the DGHS was proposed to be moved to the building block of LNJP in which its Medical Superintendent’s office is located.

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border of the town keeping in mind the situation, Meerut District Collector Pankaj Yadav said.

“As a precautionary measure police and PAC have been stationed in heavy numbers. Section 144 is in force. No one will be allowed to break the law in this situation.”

Shamli District Magistrate Sujit Kumar told PTI that prohibitory orders are enforced across Shamli district, including Kairana town, and any march or yatra with political leaders would not be allowed without permission.

All entrances to Kairana have been sealed with the deployment of paramilitary forces with security officials keeping a watch on the situation.

Som said he postponed his ‘Nirbhay’ rally after prohibitory orders were enforced.

“We’ve given a 15-day ultimatum. Either the government gets back the people who’ve migrated or we’ll have to take to the streets,” he said.

“If in 15 days they do not return we’re warning that no one will be able to

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KAIRANA/LUCKNOW, JUN 17 (PTI): In escalation of political tensions over alleged migration of Hindus from Kairana, BJP MLA Sangeet Som Friday gave a 15-day ultimatum to the UP government to bring them back, in an apparent bid to keep the issue alive ahead of elections in the state.

As Som, who is an accused in the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots case, and Samajwadi Party(SP) leader Atul Pradhan took out separate rallies, prohibitory orders were enforced across Shamli district and borders of Kairana sealed and paramilitary forces deployed. Both the rallies were stopped by authorities.

Som warned if the SP government in Uttar Pradesh does not bring the Hindus who have allegedly migrated back no one will be able to stop BJP workers from going to Kairana. The warning came even as Shamli district administration is stated to have found that only three families left Kairana due to fear of criminals from the list of 346 families said to have “fled” due to persecution.

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The duty has been imposed to restrict exports following sharp rise in global prices.

The duty is, however, lower than 25 per cent proposed by the Food Ministry.

India, the world’s second largest sugar producer after Brazil, has exported 1.6 million tonnes of sugar so far in the 2015-16 marketing year (October-September). Further exports are unlikely to take place with this decision.

With retail sugar prices soaring to around Rs 40/kg from Rs 30/kg six months ago, the government has taken various steps to contain prices

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

NO: JUD.21/2016-17 NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR THE ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE

Shri/Smt Lusheli Sumi of South Point (W) Zunheboto Town District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate declaring that His/Her/Wife/Husband Late Ghoheto Sema has expired on 03-06-2016. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issue of the same.

Tridibesh Roy, IAS Deputy Commissioner, Zunheboto : Nagaland K-2248

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Elizabeth Ngully Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Lt. Anato alias Anato Shohe Deceased, has file by Smti Viholi Katty relation mother R/o. H.No. 10 Ahoto Village, Dimapur to draw his Family Pension, Bank Acct. etc, who expired on 24.5.16.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if she/he so desire appear in this Court on the said day of 16.7.16.

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Date : 18.9.15

at NAGA UNITED VILLAGE 2 Bighas Main Road Touched

I, Mesuhe Angami S/o. Late Chosel aged about 58 years resident of Jakhama Village, Dist. Kohima in the state of Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm an oath and declare as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That in my Pass Book my name entered as Mesuhe Kiaya which should be as Mesuhe Angami as per my SBI Bank Account No. 11802933351.

3. That the purpose of swearing of this affidavit is to declare that above different two names are same and one person only.

That the statements made by me in above Para are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and nothing material is concealed therein.

Deponent Solemnly sworn and declare before me on this 18 day of Sept.

2015.

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NEW DELHI, Jun 17 (PTI): Government has imposed 20 per cent customs duty on sugar exports to boost domestic supply and check prices which are ruling high at Rs 40/kg.

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“To keep the domestic prices of sugar under check, the government has decided to impose export duty of 20 per cent on the export of raw sugar, white or refined sugar,” the Finance Ministry said in a release.

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NEW DELHI, Jun 17 (PTI): In the biggest consolidation in the country’s private insurance sector, Max Life Insurance and Max Financial Services will merge into HDFC Standard Life Insurance. “The Board of Directors of HDFC Standard Life Insurance Company, Max Life Insurance Company Ltd and Max Financial Services Ltd... approved entering into a confidentiality, exclusivity and standstill agreement to evaluate a potential combination through a merger of Max Life Insurance Company Ltd and Max Financial Services Ltd into HDFC Life by way of a scheme of arrangement,” HDFC said in a NSE filing.

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by four cousins, Kezhawhetuo (Bolto) Pusa, Lhouvi Mezhur Sekhose, Elivil Pusa and Yanpvuo Kikon who believe in encouraging local youths to work in the private sector, pursue entrepreneurship and business which would not only contribute to local economy but also generate employment opportunities for the people. Ventures in entrepreneurship and business would also help the people to become self-sufficient instead of depending on the government of India for salary and funds for survival, said the founders of the enterprise.

The founders of Kley enterprise also believe in continuing the legacy of their grandfather, the visionary Samuel Mezhur Sekhose who was an educationist and the only Indian to receive the British Empire Medal (BEM).

several non-oil sectors such as engineering and gems and jewellery saw a rise in outward shipments. The decline in May was lowest since December 2014.

However, the minister said she is cautious but “I can see that the fall is getting arrested and pick up is slowly showing up”.

Further talking about the 20 per cent customs duty on sugar exports, Sitharaman said the move would help in increasing availability of the commodity in the domestic market.

“We do not want any speculative rise in the prices of sugar. In order to make sure that there is enough sugar available for the Indian market, this step has been taken ,” the minister said.

Government has imposed 20 per cent customs duty on sugar exports to boost domestic supply and check prices which are ruling high at Rs 40/kg.

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Dimapur, Jun 17 (NPN): For the first time in Nagaland, Kley enterprise opened Westside, a Tata enterprise in Dimapur on Friday. The store was inaugurated by deputy commissioner, Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome.

Established in 1998 as part of Tata group, Trent Ltd. operates Westside, one of India’s largest and fastest growing chains of retail stores. The company has already established 95 Westside departmental stores across the country.

The Westside format offers a predominantly exclusive brands model across women’s wear, menswear, kids’ wear, footwear, lingerie, cosmetics, perfumes and accessories with well designed interiors and prime locations to enhance customer’s

shopping experience.

Westside is known for providing shoppers with the best shopping experience with quality products at reasonable rates.

In a media briefing, Kley enterprise said that it took more than nine years of persistence, effort and hundreds of emails to convince the best market leaders to enter Nagaland. The team from Westside visited Dimapur in 2012 for a market survey and feasibility study.

They said after numerous business meetings, the franchise was finally offered to Kley enterprise. The project team completed the project in an old building to create a state of the art shopping area within a year and completed the project in June 2016.

It may be mentioned that Kley enterprise was founded

NEW DELHI, Jun 17 (PTI): Government today said fall in India’s exports have been arrested in May and now it is time to extend incentives to boost the overseas shipments.

Although the pick up in exports may be slow but the bottoming out has happened, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.

“I think from now, it will show slow but steady rise... Last month’s indicators show that it has now come down to 0.79 per cent, which is still a situation where we have to do a lot more to allow it to pick up.

“So it is a time when the help will have to be extended whether in the form of interest subvention or in the form of any kind of incentives for exports. We have been looking at sectorally,” she told reporters here. The remarks assume significance as exports fell the 18th month in a row in May, though marginally by 0.79 per cent, to US$ 22.17 billion as

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Kesonyu Yhome along with Kley enterprise group. (NP)

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2nd black box of crashed EgyptAir plane found

The in-flight recorder is pulled from the Mediterranean Sea on Friday.

UNITED NATIONS, JUN 17 (PTI): UN human rights experts have called on India to repeal a law restricting NGOs’ access to crucial foreign funding, saying its provisions are increasingly being used to “silence” groups that are critical of government’s policies.

“We are alarmed that Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) provisions are being used more and more to silence organisations involved in advocating civil, political, economic, social, environmental or cultural priorities, which may differ from those backed by the government,” said UN Special Rapporteurs -- on the situation of human rights defenders Michel Forst, on freedom of expression David Kaye and on freedom of association Maina Kiai.

The three experts called on India to repeal the FCRA, which they said is being increasingly used to obstruct civil society’s access to foreign funding and fails to comply with international human rights norms and standards.

Despite detailed evidence provided by Lawyers Collective to rebut all allegations and prove that all foreign contributions were spent and accounted for in line with FCRA, the suspension was still applied, the UN human rights experts said in a statement issued from the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.

contracted by the government to join the search for the two black boxes found and obtained images from the wreckage of the plane. EgyptAir flight MS804 from Paris to Cairo carrying 66 people, including crew, crashed into the Mediterranean Sea about 280 kms from the Egyptian seacoast on May 19 with 56 passengers and 10 cabin crew on board.

The passengers included 15 French, 30 Egyptians, a British, a Belgian, two Iraqis, a Kuwaiti, a Saudi, a Sudanese, a Chadian, a Portuguese, an Algerian and a Canadian.

LAHORE, JUN 17 (PTI): A mother slit open the throat of her 22-year-old pregnant daughter in Pakistan’s Punjab province, the latest in a series of gruesome “honour killing” that have sparked national outrage.

Muqadas, a resident of Butranwali, Gujranwala, some 80 kms from Lahore, contracted love marriage with Taufeeq of her locality against the will of her family some three years ago, a police official said.

Superintendent of Police (civil lines) Nadeem Khokhar said that the family of Muqadas was not happy with her as the victim married Taufeeq after eloping with him.

“A m n a , m o t h e r o f Muqadas, recently contacted her and told her that the family had pardoned her. She invited the couple to her house.

However, yesterday when the 8-month pregnant Muqadas was present at a clinic in her locality for a check-up Amna reached there and took her to her house,” he said.

Khokhar said initial reports are suggesting that Amna with the help of her husband Arshad and son Adil tortured Muqadas severely before she slit open her throat with a knife.

“However we are recording the statements of Muqadas’ relatives about the incident and probing the matter from all aspects,” he said.

Khokhar said a mur-

der case has been registered against six people including mother, father and brother of the victim.

He said Arshad has been arrested while raids are underway to arrest the remaining suspects.

Shafique, brother-in-law of Muqadas, told police that initially Muqadas family had pardoned her for marrying a man of her choice.

“But later it decided to kill her. It is learnt that her parents pledged to kill her for earning bad name for the family,” he said.

Last week Zeenat, 18, was burnt alive by her mother in Lahore for marrying a man of her own choice.

A couple in Lahore and a young Christian girl were killed by their family members for contracting marriage against their (families will).

An Islamic religious body in Pakistan this week dubbed the killing of women in the name of “honour” as un-Islamic.

At least 40 clerics of the Barelvi school of thought on June 12 issued a fatwa against honour killing, declaring it ‘un-Islamic and unpardonable sin’.

The clerics under the banner of Sunni Itehad Council (SIC) said that honour killing is kufr (infidelity).

At least 1,100 women were killed in the name of honour in Pakistan last year by their relatives on the pretext of defending what is seen as family honour.

Sanders to back Clinton to stop Trump WASHINGTON, JUN 17 (IANS): Bernie Sanders has urged his supporters to look beyond the Democratic presidential nomination in a speech that stopped short of fully endorsing Hillary Clinton but made clear that he was no longer actively challenging her candidacy.

In the speech that signalled the effective end of a 14-month campaign odyssey, the Vermont senator insisted his “political revolution continues” despite Clinton’s effective victory in the delegate race, The Guardian reported.

But crucially, Sanders implied he would soon be working with her campaign to help defeat Republican presumptive nominee Donald Trump.

“The major political task that we face in the next five months is to make certain that Trump is defeated and defeated badly,” Sanders said. “And I personally intend to begin my role in that process in a very short period of time.”

“Let me conclude by once again thanking everyone who has helped in this campaign in one way or another,” he said. “We have begun the long and arduous process of transforming America, a fight that will continue tomorrow, next week, next year and into the future.”

Sanders speech may frustrate some Democrats who hoped the Senator would swiftly encourage his supporters to back Clinton before the party’s national convention.

“I look forward, in the coming weeks, to continued discussions between the two campaigns to make certain that

Bernie Sanders your voices are heard and that the Democratic party passes the most progressive platform in its history and that Democrats actually fight for that agenda.”

Earlier on Thursday, campaign manager Jeff Weaver said he was no longer seeking to change the Democratic superdelegates -- something that had previously allowed Sanders to maintain there was still a theoretical path to victory in the nomination race.

“We would like to get to a place where we could very actively support the nominee,” Weaver told Bloomberg Politics, insisting that “we’ll have a unified party coming out of ” the national convention in July.

Officially, the Clinton campaign has appeared patient with the process, issuing a statement after the talks on Tuesday saying they had “agreed to continue working on their shared agenda, including through the platform development process for the upcoming Democratic National Convention”.

Pressure has been mounting on Sanders among other Democrats in Washington, where he was criticised on Thursday for not taking part in a Senate filibuster on gun control.

Sanders began his campaign last April with little expectation of winning more than a handful of delegates or states, let alone seriously challenging the former secretary of state for the nomination, and primarily viewed the process as a way to raise awareness of progressive issues.

But his surprisingly strong performance in early states like Iowa and New Hampshire and a series of record-breaking rallies had seen the movement evolve into a proud insurgency that some felt could go all the way. Sanders will almost certainly remain a powerful force on the progressive wing of the party but is now likely to call on his supporters to throw their weight behind Clinton in the face of a historic threat from Trump.

Iraq forces retake Fallujah ‘Pak’s N-prog has increased risk of conflict with India’ government HQ: commanders WASHINGTON, JUN 17 (PTI): Pakistan’s “full spectrum deterrence” nuclear doctrine and increasing fissile production capability have increased the risk of a nuclear conflict with India, a Congressional report has said amid Pakistan’s efforts to drum up support for its NSG membership bid.

“Islamabad’s expansion of its nuclear arsenal, development of new types of nuclear weapons, and adoption of a doctrine called ‘full spectrum deterrence’ have led some observers to express concern about an increased risk of nuclear conflict between Pakistan and India, which also continues to expand its nuclear arsenal,” the bipartisan Congressional Research Service (CRS) said in its latest report.

Pakistan’s nuclear arse-

nal probably consists of approximately 110-130 nuclear warheads, although it could have more, said the report ‘Pakistan’s Nuclear Weapons’, authored by Paul K Kerr, analyst in non-proliferation, and Mary Beth Nikitin, specialist in non-proliferation.

According to the copy of the report dated June 14, which was obtained by PTI, Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal is widely regarded as designed to dissuade India from taking military action against it.

CRS is the independent research wing of the US Congress, which periodically prepares reports on issues of interest to American lawmakers for information purpose only and does not represent the official position of the US Congress.

Running into 30 pages,

the report comes in the wake of Pakistan lobbying at the Capitol Hill and before the US government in support of its membership to the 48-nation Nuclear Suppliers Group.

Though noting that Pakistan in recent years has taken a number of steps to increase international confidence in the security of its nuclear arsenal, the CRS report observed that instability in Pakistan has called the extent and durability of these reforms into question.

“Some observers fear radical takeover of the Pakistani government or diversion of material or technology by personnel within Pakistan’s nuclear complex. While US

and Pakistani officials continue to express confidence in controls over Pakistan’s nuclear weapons, continued instability in the country could impact these safeguards,” CRS said in its report meant for the lawmakers to take an informed decision.

CRS said the current status of Pakistan’s nuclear export network is unclear, although most official US reports indicate that, at the least, it has been damaged considerably.

Referring to Pakistan’s NSG membership application, the CRS said according to US law, the Obama Administration could apparently back Islamabad’s NSG membership without congressional

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I have fought a good fight, I have finished the race, I have keep the faith.

2 Timothy 4:7

20TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved father

Lt. PHYOBEMO KIKON, Yikhum Village Smoke rises after airstrikes by US-led coalition warplanes as Iraqi security forces advance their positions during heavy fight against Islamic State extremists in Fallujah, Iraq.

BAGHDAD, JUN 17 (AFP): Iraqi forces retook the main government compound in the centre of the jihadist bastion of Fallujah from the Islamic State group today, top commanders said.

“The counter-terrorism service and the rapid response forces have retaken the government compound in the centre of Fallujah,” the operation’s

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overall commander, Lieutenant General Abdulwahab al-Saadi, told AFP. Raed Shaker Jawdat, Iraq’s federal police chief, confirmed the advance, which marks a significant step in the nearly four-week-old offensive to retake the city.

“The liberation of the government compound, which is the main landmark in the

city, symbolises the restoration of the state’s authority” in Fallujah, he said.

Both commanders said their forces had met limited resistance from IS fighters during the push into the city centre. The government lost control of Fallujah in 2014, months before IS took second city Mosul and swept across large parts of the country.

2 decades have passed since you left us for heavenly abode But we the family members still cherish your memorable deeds Loving sons, daughter and grand children

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We the family members and relatives of Late T Zuchano Ngullie would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us physically, financially and spiritually during her prolonged illness till her last breath.

We regret our inability to thank and mention each and every individuals by name, it is our humble prayer that the Lord Almighty God grant her blessing abundantly for your good deeds.

Loving Husband, sons, daughters, grandchildren & relatives.

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was found in a damaged condition, an Egyptian investigative committee said after the the wreckage of the ill-fated plane was recovered on Wednesday.

“The device was damaged and the retrieval process was conducted in several stages,” the Egyptian committee that investigated the crash said in a statement. The statement added that the vessel, which joined the search team last week, succeeded in pulling out the memory unit which is the most important part in the recorder although it (the recorder) was damaged. The vessel which was

Mother kills pregnant daughter in name of ‘honour’ in Pakistan

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CAIRO, JUN 17 (PTI): In a breakthrough, searchers on Friday located and retrieved the second black box of the crashed EgyptAir plane a day after recovery of the cockpit voice recorder of the aircraft which plunged into the Mediterranean last month killing all 66 on board.

The flight data recorder was recovered by the vessel ‘John Lethbridge’, according to a statement by the Egyptian committee that probed the crash of the Airbus A320 plane.

Yesterday, the cockpit voice recorder for EgyptAir Flight 804

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Loving brothers, sister, sons, daughters and relatives

We the bereaved family members would like to express our deepest appreciation to each and every individual who stood by us and rendered their help spiritually at the sad demise of our son Late John Ovung (Yanger) who left for the heavenly abode on 13.06.2016.

We convey our special thanks to : 1. Dimapur Lotha Baptist Church 2. Dimapur Ovung Ekhung.

3. Dimapur Pyangsa Ekhung.

4. Dimapur Tonphyaksu Ekhung.

5. Lake View Colony Council.

6. Lake View/Dudo Colony Youths.

7. Friends and neighbours.

8. Mr. & Mrs. Abemo Patton 9. Mr. & Mrs. A. Y. Ovung/Party 10. Mr. Lipok Pongen (Ex. DMC Member) 11. Mr. & Mrs. K.P. Lasuh.

12. Mr. & Mrs. Longshithung Patton.

Loving papa, ama, brothers, sister, sister-in-law, niece and relatives .

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We the family members would like to extend our gratitude to each and every individual, friends, prayer groups, churches, neighbours and well wishers who stood by us and helped us morally, physically, financially, materially and in prayer during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of Lt. Vithule Rhetso on 12.06.2016.

We convey our special thanks to : 1. Doctors & nurses Zion Hospital 2. Doctors & nurses GNRC Dispur, Guwahati 3. Midland Baptist Church Kohima 4. Midland Colony 5. Kenei Krotho 6. Rhetso Clans Kohima 7. Kirha Krotho Kohima 8. Rhetso Krotho Dimapur 9. Tenyiphe-I Village 10. Tenyiphe-I Baptist Church 11. St. Anthony Church Tenyiphe-I 12. Viswema Village.

We deeply regret our inability to mention each and everyone here but it is our humble prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

We the family members of Late Zhiekhalo Kapfo who passed away on the 13th June 2016 would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us physically spiritually and financially.

We convey our special thanks to: 1. Doctors, nurse and staff of Naga Hospital Authority Kohima (NHAK) 2. Chakhesang Baptist Church Ministers' Hill, Kohima 3. Kuzhami Chakhesang Baptist Church Kohima 4. Chakhesang Baptist Church Ministers' Hill, Kohima Prayer Department 5. Pfütseromi Welfare Society Kohima 6. Pfütseromi Women Organization Kohima 7. Neiba Kronu Parliamentary Secretary Planning/Coordination Evolution & Monitoring Cell 8. Jail Colony Panchayat Kohima 9. Jail Colony Women Organization Kohima 10. All Blood Doner's 11. Sub:- Treasury Officer & Staff Pfütsero 12. District Jail Kohima Officers & Staff 13. Orient Club Pfütsero 14. Pfütseromi Baptist Church 15. Pfütseromi Baptist Church Men's Department I 6. Pfütserormi Village 17. Kapfomi Khel Pfütseromi 1 8. Elunumi Pfütseromi And all individuals, friends, relatives, neighbours and well wishers. We pray to our Almighty God to abundantly Bless you all.

Loving wife, children in-laws, grand children, family and relatives

LATE KEVIDELIE MIARIO

(Havaldar, Signal Platoon10th NAP (I.R) Bn) Born : 10/05/1986 – Died : 08/06/2016 We, the bereaved family members express our profound gratitude to all individuals, groups, societies and churches who helped us and stood by us physically, financially, morally and through unceasing prayers during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved son, husband, brother and uncle Late Kevidelie Miario, who left us for his heavenly abode on 08.06.2016.

We deeply appreciate the care and support that you rendered to us during our moment of grief.

We would like to specially thank the following : 1. Pastor and colleagues, Koinonia Prayer Centre, Tsiesema.

2. Doctors and staff, KOHIMAS Hospital 3. All ranks and file of 10th NAP (IR) 4. All the people of Phekerkriema.

Although we are unable to thank each and every individual personally, it is our humble prayer that the Lord Almighty God bless you abundantly.

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Kohima Village to We’ll have a great time in Dimapur: Zaza ACAUT Nagaland celebrate World Music Day A theme song released

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ACAUT theme song composed by Methanielie Jutakhrie released on Thursday in Kohima.

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he theme song of Against Corr uption and Unabated Taxation (ACAUT) Nagaland composed by noted Naga musician Methaneilie Jütakhrie was released by Ex Speaker NLA and Advisor NTC, Z. Lohe at Rattle and Hum café, Friday.

Speaking at the release, Lohe said that ACAUT stood for defenseless, neglected and downtrodden of Naga society.

He said that unlike other NGOs, ACAUT doesn’t expect praises and remuneration, yet continue to fight without expectation.

Lohe also expressed gratitude to media for giving

best cooperation for highlighting sentiments of anti corruption organization.

Lamenting that today corruption has taken deep root in Naga society, Jutakhrie said that it is the right time for everyone to lend a helping hand in support of ACAUT. He appraised that ACAUT theme song has been composed in both English and Nagamese.

Jutakhrie said that the song is about doing away with corruption and for everyone to join in the fight against corruption.

The Naga musician also enthralled the gathering through ACAUT Nagaland theme song.

Member consultative body of ACAUT, Khekiye K. Sema, IAS (retd) lauded that ACAUT to many people is a ray of hope. He said that ACAUT had dared the system and even in dire circumstances had addressed the ills of society.

President Kohima Chamber of Commerce and Industries (KCCI) and President Nagaland Voluntary Consumers Organization (NVCO) also spoke during the release.

The programme was chaired by convener liaison cell, Simon Kelio. Meanwhile, ACAUT members thanked Methaneilie for composing the theme song.

ohima Village, the Biggest Village in Asia is scheduled to celebrate World Music Day on June 21 at Mission Compound, 4:00 p.m. onwards. The event is organized by DKs Entertainment Group and supported by MTF and Orient Enterprises.

The day will be celebrated under the theme “Tapping the untapped Talents” by giving platform to the many underprivileged upcoming young artistes.

The legendar y Naga musician, Methaneilie Solo (Jütakhrie) will be the Chief Guest during the programme.

The one and only winner of MTV Indian Desi Rock Beat Contest, Divine Connection (DC) would perform as a motivating band who would also give away certificates to the participants.

There will be an interactive session with the DC members followed by autograph and Photo session. The program

is free entry and Everyone has been invited to witness the celebration for ‘Peace and Harmony through Music’.

Various artistes who have registered for the event included Menz Wear, Keduolhoutuo, Gugu, Kevi Kire, Kenei Sorhie, The Last Glance 4x, Kennedy Chiru, Kenny and the Faith Band, Menuoseü Sorhie, Sevi Khruomo, Sinya Kath, Kenei Khoubvu, Vision Trinity, Ajung Imchen, Meren, King Chilli, Keziah Semy, The Black Shades, Keziah Meru and kekhrie Thepa, Cotton Country.

DKs Ent Group Program Coordinator Khrievotuo Sekhose has invited music lovers and people from all walks of life to come and participate in the event.

Fun Crew Team will provide voluntary support to the event and the organizers have informed people coming for the concert to bring umbrella, just in case it rains.

merican melodik instrumental guitarist, Neil Zaza, who is scheduled for a second visit on June 20 and 21 said he had waited for a year to come to Nagaland for some great shows that have been planned.

In a short video message sent to his fans in Nagaland, Zaza said, “Last time I came it was crazy (the concert), and this year it’s going to get crazier”.

The “I’m Alright” composer, Zaza said he couldn’t wait to come to Dimapore (Dimapur) to play for his fans.

In the 30 seconds clip, Zaza said he was touring in

Singapore but would soon catch a flight to be in India and Nagaland soon. Already with millions of fans in South East Asian countries, Zaza had been a regular visitor of the region especially in South Korea where guitar shows based on his tracks are held regularly.

His array of fans also have a good number of female guitarist covering his tracks especially ‘Melodia’, ‘I’m Alright’, ‘Bari’, ‘Somewhere In Time’, ‘In My Dreams’ and ‘Amazing Grace’ to name a few.

He will be the resource person for a musician’s workshop on June 20, Monday organized by The Institute for

Music Education (T.I.M.E), to be held at hotel Acacia, Dimapur. He will be the guest artist during the World Music Day 2016 concert at Agri Expo, 4th Mile, Dimapur where a host of local artistes will be joining him on the stage.

A group of local artistes will be jamming with him to play some covers.

The lone Lok Sabha MP from Nagaland, Neiphiu Rio, will be the chief guest for the concert while MLA Kuzholuzo Nienu will be the guest of honour during the event.

Official photography partner will be Watermarrk Films and Photography.

(Top) The Worship team leading the congregation in prayer and worship at the ongoing 40 Days of Revival at Life Spring Corner, Dimapur, on Friday, June 17.

(Bottom L-R) The congregation interceding with prayer in breaking down walls of every stigma in Nagaland and in other parts of the world at the ongoing 40 Days of Revival on Friday, June 17, at Life Spring Corner. Visasier Kevichusa, Pastor, Kingdom Culture Church, speaking at the 17th meeting of the ongoing 40 Days of Revival at Life Spring Corner, Dimapur, on Friday, June 17.

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eality singing competition, ‘The Next Star’ has invited singers to participate in the event.

The event is open to all form of singers including soloist, duet, trio, quartet and group.

With a total cash prize of Rs 2 lakhs the winner(s) of the event will also get a one year music course (vocal) at Musicians’ Academy, Purana Bazaar.

Audition in different districts will begin with Dimapur on June 30 at Musicians’ Academy, Jalukie on July 4th at (Kingdom Music Academy) and Zunheboto on July 5 at Immanuel Music Academy.

Interested singers can contact the organizers at 8399-

02-2678 or 9774-21-5977.

There is no age limit for the contestants and anyone can sing in any language for the contest.

Aries Music to host Live Music Session

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ries Music in association with Lead Entertainment is organizing a ‘Live Music Session’ with various artistes on June 18 at Aries db Hall, NST colony, Dimapur.

Various artistes coming participating in the event includes Muno Shiu, Marjung Jamir, Tssungla, Virie and Zaza, The Old Stories etc.

There will be an open mic session for interested singers.

Entry to the event is limited and it will start at 6 p.m.

For more information one may contact 8730-077713, 8732-00-4482.

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USA down Ecuador 2-1 to reach semis

United States forward Clint Dempsey, center, fends off Ecuador’s Fernando Gaibor, right, and Frickson Erazo, third from right, to provide an assist for a goal score by United States forward Gyasi Zerdes (not shown) in the second half of a Copa America Centenario soccer match, Thursday. (AP/PTI)

or Venezuela in the semi-finals in Houston next week.

But the victory came at a cost for Klinsmann’s side, who saw key midfielder Jermaine Jones sent off early in the second half to earn a suspension which will see him

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France-based midfielder A l e j a n d r o B e d o ya a n d Hamburg striker Bobby Wood also earned yellow cards that will see them suspended for the last four.

For Ecuador, Manchester United’s Antonio Valencia was dismissed after picking up two yellow cards before triggering the melee which led

to Jones’ dismissal.

Earlier, a cagey start had seen both sides begin tentatively before Jones and Michael Bradley steadily i m p o s e d t h e m s e l ve s i n midfield as the US started to gain the upper hand. Wood’s speed troubled the Ecuador defence on 17 minutes, when he darted onto a low pass only to prod his finish well wide of the advancing Alexander Dominguez.

Yet five minutes later the US took the lead with a beautifully worked goal that began when Dempsey gathered in midfield and released Wood, who fed Jones near the edge of the area.

The midfielder picked out Dempsey with a superb cross

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M A D R ID , J u n 1 7 (Agencies): Rafael Nadal is on track to make the Olympics and plans to return from a wrist injury at the Toronto Masters at the end of July, days before the Games begin, his coach said Thursday. “The plan is to play in Toronto because that’s what suits us,” Toni Nadal, who is also Nadal’s uncle, told a press conference in Mallorca, adding the 14-time Grand Slam title winner could start training on court again in two weeks.

“It’s following the normal recovery schedule and now he has to strengthen the wrist and the arm again,” said Toni Nadal. “(Nadal) will arrive in form in Rio. It will give him time to prepare.”

Nadal, 30, will miss Wimbledon after failing to recover from the wrist injury which also forced his early withdrawal from the French Open last month.

Federer leads Swiss Rio charge London, Jun 17 (Agencies): Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka will lead a star-studded Swiss tennis team gunning for gold at the Rio Olympics in August. World No 3 Federer, who will turn 35 during the Games, will be playing in his fifth - and surely last - Olympics and will be hoping to sign off with a gold medal to add to his already bulging trophy cabinet.

He and Wawrinka, No 5 in the world, are among six Swiss players named by the country’s Olympic committee for the August 5-21 Games.

Martina Hingis, the 35-year-old former women’s No 1, will also take part, along with eighthranked Belinda Bencic and Timea Bacsinszky. Xenia Knoll is also lined up to participate.

India enter Hockey Champions Trophy final

Australia’s Tristan White, right, and India’s Uthappa Sannuvanda vie for the ball during the pool stage match between Australia and India on day five of the FIH Men’s Champions Trophy at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, Thursday. (AP/PTI)

London, Jun 17 (IANS): India reached the final of the Hockey Champions Trophy for the first time after Britain and Belgium played a dramatic 3-3 draw to finish below the Asian Games champions at the completion of the round-robin stage here. In the summit clash on Friday, India will meet world champions Australia, who defeated them 4-2 in their last league match of the six-nation tournament on Thursday.

India got seven points with two wins, two losses and a draw. Germany and Britain ended with six points each and will clash for the bronze medal. Belgium had five points while South Korea bagged three points. Australia totalled 13 points with four wins and a draw. India had won only one medal in the 36 editions of the Champions Trophy - a bronze in 1982.

But they are set to better that record, thanks to Belgium and Britain, who played out a dramatic 3-3 draw in the final match of the pool phase, a result which helped neither team. Belgium took less than

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Trent Mitton and the day’s captain, Aran Zalewski. The Kookaburras added a third through Flynn Ogilvie before India captain V.R. Raghunath pulled a goal back with a trademark penalty corner.

Australia restored the two goal advantage seconds later when Tristan White continued his remarkable tournament by scoring his third goal in three games. A Mandeep Singh strike early in the fourth quarter gave India genuine hope. And they could have rescued the game were it not for Australian shot-stopper Tyler Lovell who made numerous saves.

In the other match match, Constantin Staib and Oskar Deecke scored twice each as Olympic champions Germany produced superb play to overpower South Korea 7-0.

The result was the title holders Germany’s biggest ever victory at a Champions Trophy, surpassing their 6-1 win over Spain in Karachi way back in 1981.

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The 40 Bhandari A/C NPF Party Workers held an emergency meeting on 13/06/2015 at NPF Office Bhandari Town and willingly/gladly accepted the resignation tendered submitted on 9/06/2016 by Shri.

Yentsao Kyong, Gen. Secy NPF and Shri. Shobemo Ezung NPF Secretary 40 Bhandari A/C from Primary and Active Membership.

We also thank both for their co-operation since joining NPF Party (emerged from independent party) in the year 2013 till their resignation.

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The Union wishes him best of luck in his future endeavour.

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Notice is hereby given that there should be no plantation growing vegetables or roaming cattles etc. inside my patta land under Patta No. 6 Dag 3 Dimapur.

Mouza Model Village near Central Jail and T.V. SubStation at Dimapur as I and my are going to utilize the entire area of patta land for our own purposes. Anybody doing so will be at his or her own lost/risk.

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Vishepu Ghami Welfare Society, Dimapur conveys hearty congratulations to Mr. S.Vikheho Muru, promoted to Junior Soil Conservation Officer (JSCO) Dimapur under Soil Conservation, Govt. of Nagaland.

The Society wishes best of luck in your future endeavours.

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May you strive to scale greater heights of achievements with your vast experience even in days to come and bring transformative change in your endeavours to all.

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40 seconds to take the lead against the home favourites, with Thomas Briels guiding a cross into the roof of George Pinner’s net.

The home team captain Barry Middleton levelled with a penalty corner deflection five minutes before half time.

Belgium’s Loick Luypaert gave his side a 3-1 lead with a brace of penalty corner dragflicks either side of the break, putting the Red Lions within one goal of sealing their own place in the competition final.

H o w e v e r, B r i t a i n’ s decision to re place their goalkeeper with an outfield p l aye r w i t h s i x m i nu t e s remaining proved significant, with David Ames and veteran Middleton tying the match as the Belgians lost their discipline.

In the Australia-India clash, much of the match was closely contested although it were the Australians who went into half time with a 2-0 lead thanks to strikes from

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Baku, Jun 17 (PTI): Former Commonwealth Games goldm e d a l l i s t M a n o j Ku m a r (64kg) clinched a hard-fought opening win but two other Indian boxers bowed out after losing in the first round of the AIBA World Olympic Qualification Tournament in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Manoj defeated Puerto Rico’s Danielito Zorrila de la Rosa in the opening light welterweight (64kg) 2-1 to enter the second round where he will be up against second seed Mohamed Eslam Ahmed Aly of Egypt on Sunday. “It was a brilliant performance

by Manoj. Danielito was cautioned repeatedly for headbutting dangerously and it was to Manoj’s credit that he kept his composure. Especially in the third round, Manoj got his strategy perfectly right by fighting from the long range,” national coach Gurbax Singh Sandhu told PTI. However, Gaurav Bidhuri (52kg) lost 0-3 to American Antonio Vargas in his opening bout to bow out of contention.

Bidhuri, however, can still have a shot at Olympic qualification by competing in the final qualifying tournament for professional boxers scheduled to be held in Venezuela next month. Bidhuri, who has competed in the World series of Boxing for two back-toback seasons, is eligible for the qualifiers, which will feature pro boxers from around the world.

Also in the wee hours last night, Commonwealth Games silver-medallist M a n d e e p Ja n g r a ( 6 9 k g ) lost 1-2 to Spaniard Youba Sissokho Ndiaye in a hardfought contest. “Both of them fought their hearts out but unfortunately they could not get the desired results,” Sandhu said. Asian Games goldmedallist Vikas Krishan (75kg) and Commonwealth Games silver-winner L Devendro Singh (49kg) are the only Indians to be seeded in the event’s draw.

and the former Tottenham and Fulham stalwart duly headed home.

F i ve m i n u t e s l a t e r Dempsey was threatening again, this time his shot wellsaved by Dominguez. Bedoya almost doubled the US lead three minutes before the break when played through Dempsey, yet Dominguez saved smartly down to his left.

The South Americans had a strong shout for a penalty when Enner Valencia was bundled over by Stoke City’s Geoff Cameron and the West Ham striker also went close with a glancing header in the 48th minute.

Three minutes later the simmering nature of the contest boiled over, when Antonio Valencia, booked for a sly kick on John Brooks in the first half, picked up a second yellow for clattering into Bedoya.

In the skirmish that followed Jermaine Jones appeared to flick Valencia in the face with a hand and earned a straight red from Colombian referee Wilmar Roldan. With both sides down to 10 the game opened up dramatically but it was to be the US who struck first.

Dempsey latched onto a long ball forward and showed great determination to cut back for Zardes who had the easiest of tap-ins at the far post for 2-0.

Ecuador responded furiously, pulling a goal back through Michael Arroyo’s thunderous low strike in the 74th minute.

Enner Valencia had hearts in American mouths two minutes later when he headed wide from close range.

Ecuador laid siege to the US goal and in a frantic finish saw manager Gustavo Quinteros given a red card from the touchline.

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Lisa Magh Vice President (TGSU)

(G.B's UNION) APPRECIATES

The AKK would like to extend our sincere and heartiest gratitude to : 1. Dr. Antoli, Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dimapur, Mrs. Lovitoli, ADC Niuland, Mr. Kikato, EAC Aghunaqa and their team for rendering valuable service in organizing a Free Medical Camp on 28/05/2016.

2. Dr. C. Z. Zupeni Tsanglai, IFS, Mr. Vivika Sema, Forest Ranger Niuland and their team for observing World Environment Day and distributing planting saplings on 04/06/2016 at Aghunaqa HQ under the theme "Join the race to make the world a better place".

The AKK further prays and wishes them the best in their future endeavours.

Mughavi Awomi, President AKK

Hetoi Katty, General Secretary AKK

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S E AT T L E , J u n 1 7 ( A g e n c i es ) : C l i n t Dempsey struck again as the United States powered through to the semi-finals of the Copa America Centenario on Thursday in a stormy 2-0 win over Ecuador that saw both sides finish with 10 men.

Dempsey scored his third goal in as many games for Jurgen Klinsmann’s side at CenturyLink Field, pouncing on 22 minutes before setting up a second for Los Angeles Galaxy forward Gyasi Zardes in the 65th minute.

Michael Arroyo pulled a goal back for Ecuador in the 74th minute to set up a frantic finale, but the US held on and will now face either Argentina

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Late penalty hands Czechs unlikely draw Late strike sends Italy through

Croatia’s Milan Badelj, left, fights for the ball with Czech Republic’s Vladimir Darida during the Euro 2016 Group D soccer match on Friday. (AP/PTI) Paris, Jun 17 (Agencies): Czech Re public snatched a late goal against Croatia thanks to an addedtime penalty as the game finished 2-2 in St Etienne.

Croatia were on the frontfoot from the first whistle and went ahead just before half-time courtesy of Inter Milan’s Ivan Perisic.

Ivan Rakitic then doubled the lead in the second half just after the restart but the Czech Republic grabbed a goal back 15 minutes from time thanks to Milan Skoda.

However, it the game was far from over as the Czechs were awarded an added-time penalty to level the game 2-2, earning them a valuable point.

Croatia were the in-form side coming in the game have dispatched Turkey with ease in the previous game and they started brightly.

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chances for the Croats saw them firmly take a hold of the game and half-an-hour into the match and the Czechs still hadn’t registered a single shot.

The breakthrough eventually came on the 37th minute courtesy of Perisic, who ran menacingly at the Czech back line before dispatching a low strike past Petr Czech.

After the restart it was of the same and it took just 13 minutes for the Croats to double their lead thanks to a smart finish from Rakitic.

The Barca star sprung the offside trap and produced a deft chip over Cech put daylight between the two sides at 2-0.

Out of nowhere the Czechs mounted a late comeback with 15 minutes to play thanks to substitute Skoda.

The 30-year-old rose highest in the box to latch onto Tomas Rosicky’s cross and gave some hope to the

IAAF votes to keep Russia banned

SM calls for grievance redressal system

VIENNA, Jun 17 (Agencies): Russia’s ban from athletics was maintained by the sport’s governing body on Friday leaving the country’s hopes of competing in Rio Olympics dependent on the IOC giving special dispensation at a meeting next week.

IAAF which had voted in March to retain the suspension first imposed in November, was meeting in Vienna to decide whether to extend the ban again after hearing from a task force that significant doping problems still existed in Russia.

If confirmed, the decision would mean that Russian athletes remain unable to compete in IAAF-sanctioned events, such as next month’s European championships in Amsterdam, though some could still take part in Rio Games in August if IOC makes special dispensation at its own Olympic Summit on June 21.

New Delhi, Jun 17 (PTI): Unwilling to be a party in legal disputes between sportspersons, national federations and international bodies, the Sports Ministry on Friday asked all NSFs to institute effective, transparent and fair grievance redressal systems for athletes.

Stressing on the autonomy of National Sports Federations (NSFs), the Ministry said since it does not interfere in the day-to-day running of their affairs, it does not wish to be dragged to court on disputes either.

“In almost all such cases (disputes between athletes, federations and international bodies), the experience has shown that this Ministry is also unnecessarily made a party and impleaded as a respondent, though this Ministry has hardly any role to play in the settlement of such disputes which are basically internal matters of the NSFs

Czech Republic fans.

The game then descended into yet more Euro 2016 crowd trouble before the final whistle.

Play was stopped on 86 minutes as flares were thrown onto the pitch and fights appeared to break out in the Croatian end of the ground, with referee Mark Clattenburg calling a temporary halt to the game.

But it didn’t affect the Czech’s who were awarded a penalty in the 93rd minute following a handball in the area from Domagoj Vida.

The defender jumped highest but handled the ball inside the area and Clattenburg immediately pointed to the spot and Tomas Necid converted the spot-kick.

The result sees the Czech’s earn a valuable point, keeping their last 16 hopes alive. Croatia top the group on four points.

Italy booked their place in the knockout stages of Euro 2016 after Eder’s late goal secured a 1-0 win over Sweden in Toulouse.

In a game of very few chances, Marco Parolo looked to have spurned the best opportunity when he headed against the bar in the 82nd minute.

However, Eder provided a moment of brilliance to snatch victory, driving across the edge of the box in the 88th minute and then firing home.

Sweden did not muster a shot on target, for the second successive match, and will now probably need to beat Belgium in their final match to have any chance of qualifying from Group E. Alessandro Florenzi came in for Matteo Darmian for Italy, who largely struggled to replicate the display that saw them beat Belgium so impressively.

The strike duo of Graziano Pelle and Eder were rarely involved in the first half, with Florenzi looking the brightest player down the left flank. Sweden enjoyed more of the possession but also failed to create anything of note, with neither goalkeeper tested before the break.

Pelle volleyed over early in the second half before his ineffective afternoon ended when he was subbed on the hour mark. Sweden continued to stifle Italy in the final third but were unable to get Zlatan Ibrahimovic or Guidetti into the game.

It seemed as though the game would be heading for a stalemate when Parolo headed against the bar from Emanuele Giaccherini’s cross. But, in a tournament that has already seen its fair share of late goals, there was more drama in the final few minutes as Eder’s solo strike secured victory for Italy.

concerned,” the Ministry said in a statement. Therefore, the ministry has advised that a “specific provision be made by each NSF in its constitution/bye-laws to the effect that any sportsperson and/or support personnel aggrieved by any decision or action of an International Sports Association/Federation imposing any penalty or punishment by way of disciplinary action or otherwise may raise that dispute before the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) and/or the International Council of Arbitration for Sports (ICAS) either by himself/herself or through the NSF concerned.”

The ministry also feels that certain sportspersons and coaches and others participating in international events have been “unjustly penalised or subjected to harsh disciplinary proceedings for trifling faults on their part.”

The Ministry said the NSFs need to have effective

Saina, Srikanth jump 2 places in BWF rankings New Delhi, Jun 17 (PTI): Riding on her stupendous performance at the Australian Open Super Series, Indian ace Saina Nehwal jumped two places to reach the World No. six in the latest BWF rankings released on Thursday.

The 26-year-old from Hyderabad, who clinched the Australian Open title -- her first of the season – last Sunday, now has 75,369 points in her kitty.

In men’s singles, Kidambi Srikanth who had reached the semifinals at Sydney, also improved two places to reach World No. 11 with 52,086 points.

PV Sindhu was static at World No. 10, while Ajay Jayaram who skipped the Australian Open to focus on training, slipped three places to be at the 24th spot.

HS Prannoy, who is recovering from an injury, also lost four places to be at the 28th spot.

In men’s doubles, Riobound Manu Attri and B Sumeeth Reddy slipped a place to be at the World No. 21st spot, while women’s doubles pair of Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa also dropped down to World No. 16.

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Youth Olympiad underway in Dmu

Shot put competition in progress during the youth olympiad on Friday. (NP) Dimapur, Jun 17 (NPN): Youth Olympiad, the inter-college athletic meet organised by Young Indians Nagaland Chapter in conjunction with Assam Rifles got under Friday at state stadium, Dimapur.

The competition is an athletic meet of colleges which would provide a platform for the youth to showcase their sports talent.

On the opening day, events like 100m, 200m, 400m, shot put, long jump,

4x100m relay race, 4x400m relay race were held for both men and women.

The participating college in the two-day meet are Dimapur Government College, Unity College, Eastern Christian College, Mount Mary, Salt Christian College, J.N. Aier, Yemhi Memorial College, SD Jain College, Public College of Commerce, Tetso College, Sakus Missian College, St. John College, Immanuel College, City College, Cornerstone College

and Pranabananda Women’s College.

The Young Indians Nagaland Chapter and Assam Rifles had on several occasions joined hands in the past to promote sports and adventure activities among youths of Nagaland.

Parliamentary secretary for labor, employment and skill development, border affairs, Mmhonlumo Kikon would grace the valedictory event on June 18 as the chief guest.

systems in place to ensure that aggrieved athletes are supported well in case of disputes in the international arena. “...These bodies entertain disputes only if the federations, associations or other sports related bodies, at the national and international levels, make specific provisions in their regulations for referring such matters to them or agree to such reference by specific agreement,” a ministry release said.

Referring to the international suspension of woman boxer Laishram Sarita, which was challenged in the Delhi High Court, the Ministry said it had been directed by the Court to ensure “incorporation of a specific provision by the NSFs in their constitutions/bye-laws for dispute settlement...”

The Ministry said the latest missive to the NSFs is in compliance with the High Court order.

Cavs beat Warriors to force Game 7 in NBA finals

James put on one of his best performances for the Cavaliers and is seen trying to get past Curry (left) CLEVELAND, Jun 17 (Agencies): LeBron James inspired the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 115-101 victory over the Golden State Warriors to force a deciding game in the NBA Finals.

Cleveland began the

week trailing 3-1 in the series but back-to-back 40-point games for their star man - a feat last achieved in the Finals

by Shaquille O’Neal in 2000 mean the series will go back to Oakland on Sunday.

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the Finals from 3-1 down, with the Cavaliers only the third of 33 such teams to even force a seventh game. “Records are meant to be broken,” was James’ simple take on the issue when interviewed on ESPN after the match.

Hosts Cleveland led 5943 at the half, Kyrie Irving scoring 20 points, before James took charge in the second half to finish with 41 points, 11 assists and eight rebounds.

League MVP Stephen Curry, who had 30 points for the Warriors, was ejected for the first time in his career with just over four minutes remaining. After fouling out, Curry was sent to the locker room when he threw his gumshield away in frustration and had to apologise after it hit a spectator.

The one consolation for Golden State is home advantage in the finale, after dominating the regular season with a 73-9 record. In the 18 previous final series to go the distance, home teams have won the decider 15 times.

James said: “[Curry]’s a great player, they’re the best team in the league for a reason - you add in Klay [Thompson], you add in Draymond [Green] and the rest of that group.

“But we’ve got a lot of pride, got a lot of great guys who love the moment. We’ve got to do everything to win.

We’ll see what happens, it’s going to be a fun one.”

The Cavs joined Rochester (1951) and Boston (1966) as the only teams to trail 3-1 and force a deciding game.

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