June 19, 2016

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Govt considering drafting new ILP bill: Gaikhangam Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jun 18: After President of India withheld his assent on May 11 to three anti-migrant bills passed by the Manipur Assembly, the Manipur deputy chief minister Gaikhangam on Saturday said that the state government was considering drafting of a fresh ILP related bill in consultation with all stakeholders, particularly agitating JCILPS and tribal bodies protesting the three bills.

Talking to reporters after paying floral tribute to the ‘martyrs’ of Great June Uprising in Imphal’s Kekrupat on Saturday, he said “The bills were said to have been withhold. For the time being, we don’t know the exact reason.

So, we now think of preparing a bill which will be acceptable by all,” he said. “If possible we want the Centre to draft the bill or let us draft it strictly following all the mandatory procedures,” he said.

Gaikhangam clarified that the bills were not against any particular community, but intended to protect all the indigenous communities residing in Manipur.

According to Gaikhangam, Manipuri was minority in the context of Indian population and a legislation, which would able to protect

ASTD condemns threat to Dr. Jamir

DIMAPUR, JUN 18 (NPN): Ao Senso Telongjem (ASTD) has vehemently condemned the threat on Odisha Governor, Dr. SC Jamir by CPI (Maoist).

In a press note, ASTD president Supu Jamir and general secretary C. Onen Walling said that the union would not allow “any group/gang/outlaw”, to target Dr. Jamir, who is the son of the soil and one of the tallest leaders of Nagaland.

Reminding that Dr. Jamir, the lone surviving signatory of the 16-point agreement, had survived five life attempts through divine intervention, ASTD appealed to the government of India to take serious note of the threat, saying it not only undermines the constitutional post that Dr. Jamir holds as the governor, but also the Constitution of India.

ASTD expressed appreciation to Central Nagaland Tribes Council for the bold and timely intervention. It further said that the ASTD was “well prepared to fight tooth and nail for any life threat or attempt upon its bonafide citizens from within and outside the state.”

Hoax threat: Meanwhile, as per reports, the threat letter was received three months back.

Odisha DGP, KB Singh told reporters that the threat letter was three months old and the police had taken the mater seriously. Further Odisha police sources said, after investigation, they came to learn that the letter was a hoax as similar letters were also issued to Odisha chief minister and others.

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this minority populace, was is a must.

The deputy chief minister said that Manipur population which was less than one percent of India’s total population needed protection. “…an Act that can protect the minority like us (Manipuris) is a must,” he said, adding that India needed to think of how to protect the “microscopic” populace of the country.

Three anti-migrant bills passed by the Manipur Assembly which are aimed at regulating the entry and stay of migrants in the state, according to a Delhi based news agency. The President has withheld assent to The Protection of Manipur People Bill-2015 while the other two bills, The Manipur Land Reform and Land Revenue (Seventh Amendment) Bill-2015 and The Manipur Shops and Establishments (2nd Amendment) Bill-2015 were under examination by experts for reasonable conclusion.

In view of the opposition from the tribal groups in the state, the governor did not give his assent to the bills but sent them to the President on September 16, 2015 with the remark: “I reserve the bills for consideration of the President.” On June 7 last, an all-party delegation from Manipur, led by Chief Minister

Okram Ibobi Singh met Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and apprised him about the need for presidential assent to convert three Inner Line Permit System-related bills into acts.

The delegation conveyed to the Home Minister the necessity of getting presidential assent to the three bills, which were opposed by tribal groups of the state. The Chief Minister was joined by representatives of BJP, LJD, JD(U), CPI(M), among others. The delegation sought presidential assent to have the three bills converted into acts. The bills have been strongly opposed by tribals.

Meanwhile, deputy chief minister declined to give any comment on the “wanted” tag declaration on the head of former JCILPS convener Kh Ratan, saying the matter was sub judice.

High Court of Manipur on June 10 last dismissed a petition filed by Kh Ratan against the “wanted” tag declared on him by Manipur government. The declaration was made after circulation of an image in which he was seen pledging his allegiance to the banned outfit United National Liberation Front in social media. Following the declaration Ratan tendered his resignation as convenor of JCILPS.

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PM Modi to launch Smart City Mission projects from Pune HYDERABAD, JUN 18 (AGENCIES): Prime Minister Narendra Modi would inaugurate work on Smart City projects from Pune on June 25, Union Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu informed. The works would start simultaneously in 20 cities across the country, Naidu said, adding that development of some cities as ‘smart cities’ would motivate others also to work for progress.

“It is like a lighthouse.

If there is a lighthouse, everybody would look at that. If some smart cities are developed, there will be competition among others also, municipalities will increase their revenue and things will improve,” he said here. The Smart City mission, one of the flagship programmes of the NDA government, was announced on June 25 last year.

He said Modi is leading the country on the path of progress with innovative thinking and out of the box ideas and cited examples like supplying neem-coated urea and massive construction of highways.

With regard to Kohima Smart City Plan, Municipal Affairs Department, Nagaland said that the Urban Development ministry had directed the state government to submit the revised and updated Smart City Plan by June 30 for the second round of competition and the work was under progress.

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Residents block rail track over clogged drain NFR seeks 48-hr time to initiate action Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUN 18 (NPN): Several hundred irate residents of colonies around Dimapur railway station on Saturday blocked the railway track here to protest against the clogged drain that has caused severe water logging in the colonies for the past several weeks.

Train ser vice in the morning was affected due to blocked of railway track by enraged residents. Jana Satabdi Express, which was scheduled to reach Dimapur railway station at 10.30 a.m., was stopped from entering the station for several hours.

The protesters expressed anguish that NF Railway authorities despite giving an assurance to clear the drain have failed to do it.

Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) of North East Frontier Railway, Lumding Division, Promod Kumar Jain, who heard the grievances of the residents, sought 48-hour time to take up measures.

Even as Dimapur Municipal council (DMC) continued its effort to clear the clogged drain, last night’s incessant rainfall caused water logging in new areas of Westyard, Railway Bazaar Colony,

Womenfolk seen sitting along the railway tracks as a mark of protest on Saturday. (NP)

Manipuri Basti, Chatteswari and Grace Colony forcing the residents to block the railway track.

Residents of the affected colonies lamented that railway authorities have paid no heed to the repeated appeals by leaders of the colonies for clearance of the clogged drain.

They alleged that their children could not attend schools due to water logging on the roads. The colony temple committee was putting efforts to provide food to the affected people.

Scarcity of drinking water has hit the area and the

people have to buy drinking water from outside since the water has become dirty emitting foul smell.

The water logging has also created serious health hazards in the area. In this regard, the residents have demanded railway authority to provide medical assistance to the affected people.

Local MLA and NIDC chairman, Tovihoto Ayemi, who visited the affected area to take the stock of the situation and interacted with the protestors. Tovihoto expressed concern over the situation and said that it was unbecoming on the part of railway authori-

ties for taking the matter carelessly. MLA urged the railway authorities to explore all possible means to solve the problem at the earliest. Tovihoto also suggested that more manpower and machineries should be deployed to clear the water from the affected areas.

While admitting that water logging has become a serious problem in the area, Tovihoto assured all possible help from the part of the state government.

He also asked the colony members to remain calm as the concerned authorities were doing their best to solve the problem.

NE-SEA connectivity: India, Thailand Nagaland, Assam police Education row: Cong-NPF exchange war of words to expedite trilateral highway work deployed for Rath Yatra NPCC asks NPF Peren division to apologise NPF clarifies to report NEW DELHI, JUN 18 (AGENCIES): India and Thailand have agreed to expedite the completion of the proposed trilateral highway that is likely to boost communication linkage between the North Eastern States and South East Asia.

A joint statement signed at the end of bilateral visit by Prime Minister of Thailand General Prayut Chan-o-cha, who is accompanied by his spouse Associate Professor Naraporn Chan-o-cha said that both the Prime Ministers noted with satisfaction the progress in regional connectivity efforts such as the IndiaMyanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway and agreed to expedite the completion of the project as well as to expedite negotiations on the India-Myanmar-Thailand Motor Vehicles Agreement.

Later addressing a joint press conference, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said both the countries were fully aware that smooth flow of goods, services, capital and human resources between the economies needs a strong network of air, land and sea links. “We have, therefore, prioritised completion of India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway; and early signing of the Motor Vehicles Agreement between our three countries.”

“Connectivity is also an area of priority for India’s development. Improving access to Southeast Asia from our North Eastern States benefits both our people,” Modi said.

The two leaders also agreed to commence the negotiation on the Air Service Agreement. They agreed that the completion of the Highway and the Agreement will facilitate not only trade but also people-to-people linkages, the joint statement said.

Both the Prime Ministers proposed that India-Myanmar-Thailand Friendship Car Rally will be organised in November this year. Thailand would extend assistance as seen appropriate to make it a success.

On regional cooperation, the two leaders expressed their desire to further enhance the ASEAN-India Strategic Partnership. The Prime Ministers noted that the establishment of the ASEAN Community last year has been a historic event and hoped that it will be an important step towards greater integration and prosperity in all dimensions.

With a view to underscore the significance of sub-regional frameworks, the Prime Ministers viewed that developing the Mekong-India Economic Corridor would complement ASEAN well.

Staff Reporter/Agencies

DIMAPUR/AHMEDABAD, JUN 18 (NPN): Acting on the advice of Prime Minister Narendra Modi of inter-state exchange of police forces to improve co- ordination, given during the National DGP meet at Dhordo in Kutch held between December 18 to 20, 2015 -- for the first time two companies of state reserve police forces from North Eastern states of Nagaland and Assam will be deployed during the Rath Yatra bandobast.

According to a report in Times of India, senior police officials said these two companies which will consists of about 200 personnel will include two platoons of women police personnel also. It is noteworthy that 139th Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath will be taken out on the 18 kilometer route in the city on July 7. Eid could also fall on the same day and hence extra precautions are being taken by the city police to ensure peace in the city.

“During the DGP meet at Dhordo, Prime Minister while addressing the senior police officials from across the state had laid emphasis on improving co-ordination between police forces of different states.

He had said that for effective policing forces from different states should be inter exchanged to become familiar with each other” said a senior police official who had attended the DGP meet.

Reaction to NSCN (I-M) caution on ACAUT Dimapur, Jun 18 (NPN): A social media spearheaded- ‘Concerned Citizens of Nagaland’(CCN) g roup, through its media cell, has come out in full support for the citizens of Wokha on their reaffirmation of ACAUT’s October 31,2013 resolution for ‘One Govt One Tax’ and applauded ACAUT Wokha Unit and Yikhum Village Council for their “brave exemplary action” towards other villages in Nagaland and appealed to other villages to follow suit.

In an email sent to media, CCN media cell said it was astonished by NSCN(I-M) terming ACAUT’s stand as “extreme provocation”. It said it was an “insult to the wisdom and sentiments of the citizens” as no one was “ in hallucination that such mass of intellectuals can be provoked by anyone”.

CCN opined that as NPGs voice “silent whispers of the Nagas to the Indian government for freedom”; ACAUT also voices out people’s “ silent whispers against corruption and unabated taxation” adding all these were inborn voices

and decisions of “true Naga patriot and not a by product of any provocation.”

C C N sa id bra nding ACAUT was “an insult to the same people” whose silent whispers for Naga freedom the NSCN(I-M) was voicing out otherwise, it was portraying Nagas as being brainwashed.

It said voice of the people “in the form of ACAUT” should not be considered “nuisance” and any group unless “ it is a dictatorial form of government” and which claimed to represent people and such group should lend their ear to the people.

CCN questioned the term, “banned movement” on ACAUT since ‘ban’ was alien to Naga culture as it meant imposition and curtailment of freedom of speech and expression of public.

Naga citizens rights and voice should be taken into consideration without looking down on citizens’ rights for ‘One Government One Tax’ as “nuisance or anti-national Nagas” said CCN. It said warning of action against ACAUT was

threatening Nagas and which was “unethical and unacceptable” since by virtue, Nagas are a warrior race who don’t have a culture of fear who don’t bow to threats.

Pointing to the rejoinders

by NTC and CNTC over the Naga people’s mandate, CCN said it fully agreed with the two bodies that NNC has the mandate of people through the Plebiscite of 1951 and therefore, no group can claim so unless another mandate was held.

It therefore expressed dismay over the NSCN(I-M) claim of being the sole authorised organisation to collect tax and the silence of other NPGs as meaning assent to that claim.

CCN also questioned NSCN over the issue of ‘naturalised citizens’ of ACAUT members when newspaper reports revealed “Non Nagas such as suspected illegal Bangladeshi immigrants as cadres”. Lastly, CCN said they were surprised at the silence of some apex bodies over the issue when their priority should be truth, unity and justice for the land and people.

No threat to polio-free status of India: WHO NEW DELHI, JUN 18 (AGENCIES): Amid concerns over resurfacing of polio cases in India, the WHO on Saturday said there is “no threat” to the polio-free status of all South East Asian region countries, including India, and the detection of a rare strain of the crippling disease is “not unusual”. Noting that all the countries including India maintain a “high vigil” for the detection of the disease, the World Health Organization’s South-East Asia Regional Office (WHO SEARO) said that no child has been afflicted by wild poliovirus since the last case was reported from West Bengal in January, 2011.

“All countries in the region continue to maintain a very high vigil for poliovirus detection. As part of this, environmental surveillance collection of samples from sewage is being conducted regularly from 30 sites across seven states in India,” it said in a statement.

DIMAPUR, JUN 18 (NPN): Reacting sharply to the statement made by NPF Peren division against senior advocate and former advocate general of Nagaland, K.N. Balagopal-- “for stooping so low to come to Peren” to take up the case pertaining to chief minister T.R. Zeliang’s education qualification, NPCC said overlooking the fact that Peren was an important constituent of Nagaland, from which incumbent chief minister represents, such comments was an insult to the people of Peren.

For this, NPCC working president P. Ayang Aonok, in a press release, demanded that the NPF apologies to the people of Peren.

On the allegation that the K.N. Balgopal and his team had to stoop down to appear before a junior magistrate, NPCC said when all the Courts were temples of justice, such comments were an attack on the Court.

Pointing out that the Supreme Court had declined the relief in appeal against the order passed by the Guahati High Court, Kohima bench directing the magistrate to hear the case on point of ‘limitation’, NPCC accused Zeliang of hiding the order and pretending to be invincible.

NPCC said “he should at least now realise the famous words of Thomas Fowler, ‘That no one is above the law’, and rather, he owes an apology to the people instead of attacking the complainant and making aspersions on their counsel and also belittling the people of Peren”.

While taking note of the Judicial Magistrate Peren cautioning Zeliang’s counsel that “no further adjournment will be given and the case will be heard on 28th June 2016”, NPCC alleged that due to this reason, “Zeliang approached the Supreme Court which refused to interfere with the High Court’s Order and thereby giving a huge setback for the chief minister”. While stating that the chief minister’s days appear to be numbered, NPCC said in the event the Magistrate convicts him, Zeliang’s nomination papers would be deemed rejected from the date of filing of the same.

On June 14 last, NPCC said that the counsel (K.N. Balgopal) for the complainant, had pointed out to the court whether “T.R. Zeliang, in the 2018 Assembly Elections, will dare to write in his affidavit before the Election Commission in the column pertaining to educational qualifications that he has passed B.A. Exam in 1979 in the light of the fact that the University and college authority have already furnished documents to show that Mr. Zeliang failed in all the subjects in the year 1979 and didn’t appear in 1980”?

It said that the High Court had on April 25, 2016 “refused to close the case against Zeliang”, which was referred back to the Judicial Magistrate, Peren, to be heard on the point of limitation. (Cont’d on p-7)

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larifying to the report published in the local dailies that the Supreme Court (SC) had rejected/dismissed chief minister, T.R. Zeliang’s petition, NPF Legal Cell said that “the heading itself is ambiguous and total misrepresentation of the Supreme Court Order”.

In a press note, NPF convenor legal cell, Achumbemo Kikon clarified that the SC in its order dated June 15, 2016 had “directed the Trial Court to determine the question of limitation and for that purpose the petitioner (CM) need not appear in person and can appear through his counsel”. Kikon said that Court went on to state in its order that “it will be open to the petitioner (CM) to raise all contentions and in case the petitioner is aggrieved by the decision of the Trial Court, he (CM) is at liberty to seek legal remedy in accordance with law”.

As such, the legal cell made clear that the said SLP was not dismissed but sent back to the Trial Court with clear directives.

Asserting that, the order could not be construed as dismissed, the cell rather said, “it was a big relief for the chief minister as the opposite party kept on insisting that he should appear in person inside the court room”.

The Supreme Court order “has vindicated the CM to a large extent as the directive given by the Supreme Court of India will definitely be the main guiding principle while deciding the case”.

It further reminded that the SC order had actually strengthened CM’s contentions and that there was no reason at all for the opposite group to be jubilant.

Probe over illegal taxation at Lahorijan check gate Correspondents

DIPHU/BOKAJAN, JUN 18: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Karbi Anglong, Mukul Gogoi, has ordered for a magisterial probe into illegal taxation at Inter-State Forest Check Gate and at a private weigh bridge on national highway-36 at Lahorijan along Nagaland-Assam border.

The order came out after a team of journalists from Diphu and Bokajan revealed that illegal taxation has been going on unabated in the two gates at the very nose of the police and district administration.

The journalist team found that the staffs of Inter-State Forest Check Gate collect Rs 200-300 from each truck passing through it while the staffs of the weighbridge collect Rs 200-500 forcibly from the truckers.

It may be mentioned that a weighbridge run by a private concern M/S AK Weigh Bridge on NH-36 has allegedly harassing truckers by way of forcible collection. It was alleged that weighbridge has been extorting truckers according to the wheels and size of the trucks that pass through it. Such illegal collection often victimise many Nagaland and Manipur bound truckers. Even as there was a border out post (BOP) near the weighbridge, no police personnel come forward to help the truckers.

“The staffs of the weighbridge collect money in the name of weighing the commercial vehicles. However, they never weigh any vehicle. The drivers who are reluctant to pay the taxes have to face awkward situation in the gate,” said Md Ali Hussain, a Manipur-bound truck driver.

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WEATHER FORECAST June 19

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Agartala A shower and t-storm around 33 26 Aizawl

Couple of thunderstorms

27 21

Guwahati A shower and t-storm around 32 25 Imphal

Rain and a thunderstorm

27 21

Itanagar

Mostly cloudy, a little rain

28 22

Shillong

Periods of rain and a t-storm 22 18

Kohima

Some rain and a thunderstorm 22 18

Dimapur

Some rain and a thunderstorm 31 24

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Periods of rain and a t-storm 26 20

Tuensang Some rain and a thunderstorm 22 17 Wokha

Rain and a thunderstorm

26 21

Zunheboto Some rain and a thunderstorm 21 18

news in brief DPC general body meeting: General body meeting of Dimapur Press Club would be held on June 20, 11 a.m. at The Press Point, Super Market, Dimapur. All members of Dimapur press fraternity have been requested to attend the meeting.

a general meeting on June 25, 10 a.m at Ziphenyu Community Hall for election/selection of new TGPU (Central) office bearers.

All the public, four village councils, frontal organizations, and Tesophenyu based NGOs have been requested to attend the meeting.

NSSATA emergency meeting: Nagaland Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Teachers Association (NSSATA) central body has informed all graduate teachers under SSA 2010 - 2013 that there would be an emergency meeting in regard to graduate teachers seniority list on June 23,10:30 a.m at D-Block Panchayat Hall Kohima. All the graduate teachers have been requested to attend without fail.

Absentees would be strictly dealt with. For further information contact:9615667759/ 8729875231.

IRCS general meeting: Indian Red Cross

BJP Nagaland state unit 2nd state executive meeting: BJP Nagaland state unit

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Rovilatuo Mor with department officials, trainers and trainees. (NP)

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KOHIMA, JUN 18 (NPN): Underlining the benefits of rearing silk worm in the state, it was revealed that the state produced 345 Metric Ton (MT) cocoon and 305.30 MT silk yarns during 2015-16.

This was presented by deputy director of sericulture, Asangla Alinger during the valedictory function of the six-day “Eri Silk Spinning Training Programme on Motorized Spinning Machine under State Plan” organized

by District Sericulture office Kohima at Gorkha Panchayat Hall, Saturday evening.

Alinger also pointed out

the yarn from eri silk could fetch minimum floor price of Rs. 2,200 per Kg. Appraising that Central Silk Board (CSB) is giving importance to North East, especially to Nagaland for its favorable topography, land and climate in rearing silkworm, she said that four types of silkworm - Eri, Mulberry, Muga and Tussar could be reared only in the state, which also has short gestation period.

Informing that harvest could be done six to five times in a year in hot weather and three to four times in cold weather, Alinger said that motorized spinning machine given by CSB could produce

higher production with finer yarn, proper twist and more portable, which could produce five to six Kgs of yarn per month.

Speaking as the chief guest, deputy commissioner Kohima, Rovilatuo Mor, IAS lamented that in spite of the state’s rich biodiversity, economic mindset is weak with no clear cut economic strategy. He therefore, urged the trainees to take up sericulture whole-heartedly and suggested to get specialized in one field so as to produce large production and finer product.

Rovilatuo further appraised that finer product has

potential for export, which could in turn uplift economy of the state as well as the individual.

He urged the beneficiaries to make judicious use of the motorized spinning machine so that the department would also be encouraged to serve the people better.

The deputy commissioner distributed the spinning machine free of cost to 20 trainees.

Trainees also delivered voluntary speech, while vote of thanks was delivered by Yingsungbeni Ngully. The programme was chaired by DSO Kohima, Mhianizoto Meyase.

has convened its 2nd state executive meeting on June 24, 10 a.m at Cosmos hall, Mokokchung. All the state executive members including the BJP legislators, state office bearers, permanent invitees, frontal presidents, district presidents, national council member and former state president & former national executive members are requested to attend the meeting. For further information with regard to accommodation at Mokokchung, members could contact Aienla, State Secretary (8119895175) or the state office secretaries for confirmation.

KCSU seminar: Kohima Chakesang Stu-

dents’ Union (KCSU) would be organizing one day seminar on “life skill” and “enhancing opportunities” on June 25, 10 a.m at Mt. Sinai Hr. Sec. School, with Rozelle Mero and M.K. Mero as resource persons. Class 10 and above students, senior leaders, and concerned citizens have been invited to the seminar. Contact 9089261178, 8132917704 for further details.

TGPU general meeting: Tesophenyu Group Public Union (TGPU) has convened

Society, Nagaland State Branch has convened its 30th annual general meeting on June 27 and 28. Business session would be conducted on June 27, 11 a.m at conference hall, Red Cross Complex, Kohima while ceremonial function woul be on June 28, 11 a.m at Durbar Hall, Raj Bhawan. All founding members, patrons, vice patrons, life members, and well wishers have been invited to attend the meeting.

ANATG Zbto unit informs: All Nagaland Adhoc Teachers Group (ANATG) Zunheboto Unit has informed all adhoc teachers under DEO and SDEO Zunheboto, who have completed three years and above as on March 31, 2015, to submit a copy of their appointment order and latest extension order along with nominal membership fee to the district representatives before June 28 for onward submission to the Central Unit. Further, ANATG Zbto asked all concerned to contact district representatives at 8131078303, 8413984413, 8974463503 and added that its representatives would not be responsible for those submitting late.

SNUNS elect new office bearers: South Nagas’ Union of Nagaland State (SNUNS) has elected a new team of office bearers for the tenure 2016-2018 headed by Joe Ngamkhuchung as president and L.K. Peter as general secretary along with four other members and three advisors. In a press note, gen. secy SNUNS, L.K. Peter informed that pastor, Lamkang Baptist Church, rev. Alen Khullar, blessed the new team in a program held on June 18 at Dimapur. The program was chaired by C. Daipao. SNUNS further added that remaining posts shall be filled later.

crime beat E. UG Khel IVRD to occupy allotted land 5 AR dedicate halls in Zunheboto 5 AR recovers arms, ammunition

DIMAPUR: The Ex. UnderIn a press note, sessional any untoward incident shall ground Khellers of Industrial secy, E. UG Khel IVRD, be the sole responsibility of Village Razhüphe Dimapur Theja Angami informed that NIDC and its entrepreneurs.

(E. UG Khel IVRD) has the resolution was adopted Further, E. UG Khel IVRD resolved to occupy the land/ during its general meeting on also resolved not to give even area allotted for their rehabili- March 22. an inch its land to NIDC and tation, presently under tempoIn this regard, E. UG its entrepreneurs. rary occupation of NIDC and Khel IVRD appealed to Meanwhile, the house its entrepreneurs, and warned NIDC and its entrepreneurs has unanimously elected it shall take “any course of to immediately vacate the Imto Yimchunger as ex. unaction” against NIDC and area so as to maintain “cor- derground Khel chairman their entrepreneurs if they dial relationship as Naga in place of Azuzu Thur and continue to go against the brothers or else pay land tax Lanutoshi as Khel secretary High Court standing order to Ex. Underground Khell- respectively. However, till the which restrained both parties ers as ordered by the Council case was finalised from the from doing any unwarranted earlier.”

Court, the Ex. UG khellers The seized arms and ammunition. and illegal activities but to In the event of failure to shall fight the same case in DIMAPUR: 5 Assam Rifles on May 30 and recovered one maintain status quo till the comply with the resolution, E. the name of Azuzu Thur and UG Khel IVRD warned that Logoshen as petitioners.

(AR), along with police rep- 9mm carbine with magazine, matter was finalised. resentatives, carried out a one point 22 rifle with magasearch operation at the house zine, two radio sets, one hand V Akum Sangtam, a suspect- grenade, three non-electronic ed NSCN(R) cadre, in Old detonators and other incrimiDIMAPUR: Yimchungru Tribals Union good. While forbidding revenge as it only Mangaki Village, Tuensang, nating documents.

Kiphire Town (YTUK) and Yimchungru brings hatred and enmity, Shelumthong asked Students’ Union Kiphire Town (YSUK) were the public not to be saddened by dissolution on Friday dissolved and handed over to Yim- of the unions but to strengthen with unity for DIMAPUR: Acting on an F.I.R lodged at North P.S Kohima chungru Town Council (YTC) and Yimchun- the cause of society.

Also speaking on the occasion, presiby Daklane Youth Social Organization (D.Y.S.O) against two geu Akherü Arihkako (YAA) in a programme dent, GB’s Union, Musumong, extended domestic thieves operating in their locality, Kohima Police has at Council Town Hall, Pungro.

In a press note, president, YTUK, warm welcome to the displaced families arrested two persons identified as Vepa Rhakho (31) S/o Vekuto Rhakho, and Rukuto Vero (26) S/o Lhuvenu Vero, both from C.Neoji and general secretary, Samuel, in- stating that Pungro was a home for every Suthotsu village, Phek. In a press note, Kohima Police informed formed that executive chairman, YTUK S, Yimchungru.

In his short speech, president, Pungro the two accused were taken into police custody and a regular case LunsoYim, chaired the programme and invocation prayer was delivered by pastor, Pungro Public Forum, Kiusumew expressed sadness was registered against them at Kohima North PS. over the dissolution of Y.T.U.K. and Y.S.U.K. Town Baptist Church, Yimto.

In his presidential address, president, He also lauded the sacrifice made by the disIn another incident, Kohima Police personnel manning YTUK, C.Neoji, highlighted the co-existence placed Yimchungru for prevailing peace in Phesama check gate while conducting routine checking and of multi-tribe since the inception of Kiphire Pungro and Kiphire.

President Y.B.A, Susanna Resangla, frisking of vehicles intercepted one Tata Sumo Victa bearing formation with peace and harmony. He stated registration no. NL-04C-2622 and found that the vehicle’s engine that disharmony among tribes had compelled called upon every woman married to any number did not tally with the smart card (R.C Book). In this con- dissolution of YTUK and YSUK from Kip- tribes, to be sociable and be an example to the particular community. nection, Kohima Police arrested the owner of the vehicle identi- hire town.

The Programme ended with a vote of Y.T.C. Executive Chairman, Shelumfied as Nikato Chishi (29) S/o Toihe Chishi, of Phesami village in Kiphire, presently residing at Thiluxu, Dimapur, and a regular thong, termed the “Kiphire incident” as “evil” thanks by general secretary, YTUK, Samuand urged the gathering to conquer evil with elYim. case was registered against him for further investigation.

YTUK, YSUK dissolved; YTC and YAA take over

Two arrested on theft charges

Vehicle recovered

(L-R): 5 AR dedicate community hall to Khuwaboto colony. 5 AR dedicate library room to Zunheboto Govt. College.

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ZUNHEBOTO, JUNE 18 (NPN): 5 Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarter 7 Sector Assam Rifles dedicated a community hall to Khuwaboto colony council, Zunheboto as part of its Op Sadbhavana projects on Friday. Construction of the community hall was a long outstanding demand of the people of the colony

which has been realized with efforts of the 5 Assam Rifles.

This endeavor has been recognized and appreciated by the all locals of the colony.

The community hall complete with chairs was handed over to Kikheho Zhimo, GB, Khuwaboto colony on June 17.

Secondly, as part of AR and Indian Army Op Sadbhavana Project, 5 AR under the aegis of HQ 7 Sector AR dedicated

State BJP executive meeting at Mkg

DIMAPUR: Second state executive meeting of Nagaland BJP would be held at Mokokchung on June 24, state BJP vice president K. James Vizo informed in a press release on Friday. This was resolved at an emergency office bearers meeting in Dimapur held according to the directive of Central Committee BJP on June 16, the release said.

The party has requested all state executive members, including state office bearers, BJP legislators, district presidents, presidents of frontal organisations, former state president, former national executive members and national council members to attend the meeting.Failing to attend the meeting without prior approval of the state BJP unit would be viewed seriously, the press

further said. Meanwhile, Nagaland State BJP president Visasolie Lhoungu has appointed 20 state executive members with immediate effect.

The newly-appointed state executive members are: Rosy Yanthan, Avi Zeliang, Imlisongla, Tafi Snock, Vikheli Zhimomi, Helen Ngully, Wanphon Konyak, Kavili Achumi, Azenuo Harulu, Rachel Roffey, Friday Konyak, Daniel Dzeyie, Nikhevi Yetho, Puchole Zaphu, Aba Khing, Hukani V Zhimomi, Rabindra Singh Pansar, Temjenlong Longkumer, Chhawi Kumar Sethi and Methew Rongmei.

All concer ned members attending the state executive members are requested to contact the state office secretaries 9774594635/9436012180.

Nagas as Christian society remain silent CEO holds meeting with NGOs for PwDs when child rights are abused: DC Kohima Correspondent

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KOHIMA, JUN 18 (NPN): Deputy commissioner Kohima and chairman district child protection committee (DCPC), Rovilatuo Mor, IAS lamented that Nagas take pride as Christian society, however remain silent when child rights are abused and remain indifferent even when children are ill treated in various forms.

He was speaking as the guest speaker at the “Sensitization programme on Child Rights and its importance” organized by District Child Protection Unit Kohima at

zonal council hall, Friday.

Rovilatuo urged the gathering to raise the issue on abuse of child rights, as it is the bounden duty of the society and also the responsibility of the church forum to give proper projection of child rights.

Pointing out that child labor was still part of society in form of domestic worker, he said that those children should be protected and guaranteed with equal rights as child.

Rovilatuo lauded that children are the future of the society and nation. He said that therefore, for a prosperous society it is required to produce

upright, health and vibrant children.

He also addressed on the need for requirement of certain mechanism to ensure child rights are protected as UNICEF also consider child protection as the prevention of or responding to the incidence of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect of children.

The deputy commissioner also appraised that Integrated Child Protection Scheme (ICPS) has started functioning since November 2010, mainly to be based on the provision of the Juvenile Justice (care and protection of children) act,

2000 and its recent amendment act 2015 and the rules framed there under.

Delivering introductory note, society director SCPS, Z. Nyusietho Nyuthe opined that adoption of children should be for the best interest of the child and not adult. He also cautioned that denouncing children is “crime against humanity”.

Nyuthe also pointed out the need to assess whether Right to Education act is being implemented in toto till the grass root level in the state.

The gathering was enthralled through special song and choreography by children from Bright Morning Star.

Welcome address was delivered by DCPO Kohima, Povezo Puro, while the programme was chaired by counselor DCPU Kohima, T. Pungoyi Nienu.

This was followed by presentation on child rights, JJ Act and practical difficulties, for which the resource persons were member secretary CWC and president Kekhrie foundation, Vibazonuo Kire and member JJB and principal Kohima law college, Visevonuo.

KOHIMA, JUN 18 (NPN): As part of Election Department to identify the Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) for registering their names in electoral roll and also for providing various facilities on the day of poll in the polling station, Chief Electoral Officer, Nagaland, Sanjay Kumar, IAS along with department officials held a meeting with NGOs working for the welfare of persons with disabilities in the office chamber of Chief Electoral Officer, Friday evening.

Speaking at the meeting, Sanjay informed that during 2013-16 state election department had reduced more than 1 Lakh bogus and multiple entries in the electoral roll.

He said that earlier, the focus was on conducting election, but now the focus has been shifted to purifying electoral roll.

Sanjay said that if electoral roll were clean, corruption would be reduced drastically, as corruption starts from manipulation of electorate data. He also appraised that the National Electoral Roll Purification (NERP), 2016 would also include enrolment of all eligible citizens and removal of repeated and multiple entries; entries of dead, shifted and ab-

“library room along with two toilet blocks” to Zunheboto Government College (ZGC).

The “library room along with two toilet blocks” was formally inaugurated in the presence of the college vice principal and office staff. The students and teaching staff of ZGC expressed gratitude to the AR under whom a number of development projects have been undertaken.

sent voters, correction of errors in EPIC and removal of other data errors.

The chief electoral officer informed that during this drive, repeat images would also be corrected, missing photographs will be collected; good quality photographs would replace poor quality of images.

Nagaland State Disability Forum (NSDF) Advisor Diethono Nakhro addressed on the need for identification of eligible PWD voters from all the districts, where NGOs and GBs could be robbed in.

Lamenting that awareness on right to vote is poor in the state, she also underlined on the need to give proper training to officials manning polling booths on assisting PwD voters and also special volunteers. Nakhro also pitched the idea of priority entry passes, provision of wheelchairs, temporary ramps and clear signage in relevant dialect in each district for PwDs. She further suggested for appointing PwDs district campus ambassadors and district icons for creating more awareness.

Nakhro further suggested that election officials could go to the homes of severely disabled and senior citizens who are eligible to vote.

President Senior Citizens’ Forum, Dr. Toshi Ao

suggested if separate counter or queue could be arranged for senior citizens while voting.

President Nagaland Voluntary Consumers’ Organization, Kezhokhoto Savi suggested on creating awareness on recognizing the vote of PwDs as equally valuable.

Senior officials of election department informed that the department had assigned district welfare officers and designated as district nodal officer for PwDs. The officials informed that a list of PwDs has been obtained from social welfare department and distributed in every district for cross checking. President, Nagaland Parents’ Association for the Disabled Kohima and President, Cherry Blossom Society also gave suggestion, after which the Chief electoral Officer assured to take up the suggestions to the Election Commission of India. It may be mentioned that, the Election Commission of India has recently launched the NERP program, 2016 on March 1 with the main objective being, to improve the health of the Electoral Rolls (ER), rationalizing the Polling Stations (PSs) boundaries and locations and providing Basic Minimum Facilities (BMFs) therein. This intensive drive is to be completed on or before August 31.

KPC general meeting DIMAPUR: Kohima Press Club (KPC) held a general meeting on June 17. Various matters pertaining to the welfare of the club and its members were discussed at the meeting.

The house also approved the audit report presented by the audit committee. Meanwhile, the KPC executive council has announced that the club’s annual membership drive - renewal of membership and new registrations-for 2016-17 is on till June 30.

The general body has agreed during the meeting on Friday that the last date for registration will not be extended and while those failing to register/renew their membership would be allowed to join the club activities, KPC ID cards will not be issued to them. It was also decided that in view of the club’s decision to give out the KPC conference hall for rent, henceforth, any organization (s) wanting to hold a press conference may utilize the conference hall on a nominal rent of Rs.2000 for full day and Rs.1000 for half day. This was stated in a press release

by KPC general secretary, Alice Yhoshu.

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Speaking at the function, Kehie said it was the first colony panchayat hall which has been constructed through the contributions made by the colony residents.

He also said the building would be used for the welfares of the colony and public services.

On proposed smart city of Kohima, he urged the colony people and general public to work harder and Addl director Chayazo Kehie with colony leaders during the inauguration of LJC go extra mile to achieve the Panchayat, Saturday. (NP) proposed smart city project KOHIMA, JUN 18 (NPN): (LJC), Kohima was inaugu- galand and also the chairman for Kohima.

He observed that the Newly constructed panchayat rated by additional director of the colony, Chayazo Kehie Kohima smart city could hall of Lower Jail Colony Treasuries & Accounts, Na- today.

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Assam student robbed of cash inside PG facility

NEW DELHI, JUN 18 (PTI): A 20-year-old journalism student from Assam was robbed of cash and other valuables by three men who forcefully entered the premises of her PG facility in south Delhi’s Vasant Kunj area and threatened her room mates saying that they would come back for more money, police said today.

The incident has triggered panic among people from the northeast community living in the area. One of the girls living in the PG facility was so traumatised that she left for her hometown today.

Delhi Social Welfare Minister Sandeep Kumar said the city government was looking into the issue and that police was investigating it thoroughly.

The incident took place around 10.15 AM yesterday when three girls, all mass communication students of Tezpur Central University, were present in the paying guest facility at Kishangarh local-

ity of Vasant Kunj and three men approached them on the pretext of donation, a senior official said.

When they agreed and loosened the grip over the bolt of the door, the men forcefully entered into the flat and snatched the purse of one of them. They made away with cash Rs 2,000. “As they left, they threatened us saying they would come again and asked us to keep more cash ready.

We called up the police immediately and a police team came to investigate the matter,” the complainant said.

All three girls are pursuing internship with leading media houses in Delhi-NCR. “A case is being registered.

Efforts are on to track down the accused,” additional DCP (South) Nupur Prasad said.

The trio were dressed like people from a particular community and they were seeking donation for some religious cause. It is suspected that they are a gang operating

in south Delhi localities.

“We informed our parents after the incident, following which the father of one of my room mates asked her to return to Assam immediately.

She left today without finishing her internship,” the complainant said.

She further said there is no security arrangement in the women PG facility. “It is hard to believe how just three men could forcefully enter the premises of a women PG.” Delhi government’s NE cell member J Maivio said, “These kind of things are common and the strategy is tried and tested. Sometimes these miscreants come in fake police uniform in the pretext of work.”

“People from the northeast are extremely vulnerable since they have virtually no support system in the city.

And justice is meted out rarely. Charge sheets have been filed in handful of cases,” he added.

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Mizoram to start peace talks with Hmar terror outfit AIZAWL, JUN 17 (IANS): Mizoram government said on Friday it will soon start peace talks with Manipur-based terror outfit Hmar People’s Convention (Democratic) or HPC (D).

The HPC (D) has resorted to violence since 1994 to push its demand for an autonomous council in Mizoram for the Hmar tribals.

“The Mizoram government would soon initiate talks with HPC (D) militant outfit.

However, we would not concede the demand for a separate autonomous district council,” Home Minister R. Lalzirliana said here at a conference of the Mizoram Police Service Association. The people of the state were against formation of an autonomous body on ethnic lines, the minister said.

“We have sent feelers through local leaders to the HPC (D). The formal official initiatives would also be undertaken soon,” Lalzirliana said.

Earlier, negotiations between the state government and HPC (D) leadership got stuck in 2013 on the issue of extension of the period of suspension of operations.

Lalzirliana had earlier

said that no peace talks can be initiated with HPC-D unless the outfit eschews violence.

Mizoram is the first and only state in India which got Rs 182.45 crore from the central government in 2000-01 as “Peace Bonus” for keeping peace after decades of insurgency.

That record was shattered on March 28 last year when the HPC-D ambushed a police party in Mizoram and killed three personnel and seriously wounded six others.

The state shares unfenced border of 404 km with Myanmar and 318 km with Bangladesh where terrorists occasionally take shelter after committing crime in Mizoram.

Barring stray violence committed by HPC or HPC (D), the state has largely been peaceful since 1986 when the Centre signed the Mizoram Accord with the Mizo National Front (MNF), which had been engaged for two decades in a secessionist movement.

As MNF’s founder leader Laldenga, a former Indian Army Havildar, became chief minister and his group took to mainstream politics

UNC bandh hits life in hill districts of Manipur

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IMPHAL, Jun 18: A 24-hour bandh call given by the United Naga Council (UNC) hit normal life in Naga dominated hill areas of Manipur on Saturday. The bandh which was commenced from last midnight reportedly effective at Naga dominated areas of Senapati, Ukhrul and Chandel. No untoward incident was reported during the bandh hour from any parts of the state. The bandh which is due to end by this midnight was being called alleging partiality towards hill people by the state government.

Reports said that almost all shops and business establishment and educational institutions remained closed in Naga inhabited areas of the three districts. Government offices also wore deserted look. The streets at headquarters of the three districts also wore a deserted look as all kinds of vehicles stayed off the road for the day. The bandh, however, has no impact in Kuki dominated areas of Churachandpur and Sadar Hill areas of Senapati district. UNC gave the bandh call in hill districts showing its resentment against the “continuous suppression, subjugation and discrimination” by the “com-munal” Government of Manipur against the “Naga tribals”. The apex body was also demanding that the “Framework Manipur deputy cheif minister paying tribute to June 18 martyrs memorials on Agreement” signed between the government of India and the NSCN-IM is brought to a conclusion at the earliest.

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Jisha murder case: Accused sent to judicial custody ALUVA (KERALA) JUN 18 (IANS): An Assamese youth, who was arrested in connection with the murder of law student Jisha, was on Friday remanded to 14 days’ judicial custody.

However, the victim’s father has demanded a CBI investigation into the case.

Accused Amiyur ul Islam was nabbed from Tamil Nadu near Palakkad border three days back. On Friday he was produced before the Magistrate in Perumbavoor, who remanded him to 14 days’ judicial custody. Islam was later taken to a prison in Ernakulam.

The court directed that the accused be provided a lawyer to defend himself and the police should not ill-treat Islam. During his production before the court, police had taken precautions to keep the media at bay. Islam was made to wear a helmet and was asked to lie down on the floor of a police bus in which he was transported.

According to police, Islam had visited Jisha’s home on April 28 morning when they had an altercation. He returned again in the afternoon in an inebriated condition and raped Jisha before murdering her.

Director General of Police Loknath Behra, who questioned Islam along with the

police probe team said even though the accused has been arrested, some more time would be needed to piece together all the evidences. Meanwhile, Jisha’s father Pappu told reporters that he is not satisfied with the way police has concluded that Islam was the culprit.

“I do not believe anyone.

Both the ruling party and the opposition are protecting the real culprit and they blaming this man. Only a CBI probe will bring out the real truth.”

Pappu said.

Assam Governor’s concern over functioning of APSC GUWAHATI, JUN 18 (PTI): Assam Governor P B Acharya has expressed concern over the functioning of the Assam Public Service Commission and alleged that the institution had become the centre of controversies over the selection process.

Achar ya has written to the Assam Public Service Commission (APSC) Chairman R K Paul in this regard.

The governor in his letter said that it was high time to bring transparency in the system and remove the trust deficit which the institution had been experiencing, said a Raj Bhavan release today. The letter also emphasised the need for preparing a road map for the improvement of the existing system urgently to address the issues and submit to him.

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India gets its first women fighter pilots

Flying Officers Avani Chaturvedi one of the first women fighter pilot with sisters at the Combined Graduation Parade at Air Force Academy Dundigal, Hyderabad on Saturday. 9PTI) certain areas, so, step by step we will see that this parity is achieved. Number will depend on how many we can accommodate depending on our infrastructure,” Parrikar said.

Expressing happiness, the three women pilots, who successfully completed precommissioning training by the Flight Cadets of various branches of IAF, said they consider themselves “fortunate” and were excited to take on their duties.

The trio will go to Bidar in Karnataka for their stage-III training for a year on Hawk advanced jet trainers, before they get to fly supersonic warplanes. Six female cadets were competing to become fighter pilots after the government, in a landmark move, approved an IAF plan in October to induct

Jat quota stir: Speaker convenes BAC meeting JUN 18 (NPN): Nagaland Legislative Assembly 20 persons DIMAPUR, (NLA) Speaker, Chotisuh Sazo, who is also the chairman of BusiAdvisory Committee (BAC), has convened a BAC meeting detained in Hisar ness on July 1 at 11am in the Assembly Committee Room to finalise the provisional programme for the ensuing Twelfth Session of

NPF in semi-conscious state, says NPCC

DIMAPUR, JUN 18 (NPN): Asserting Naga People’s Front (NPF) has not understood the predicament on the ongoing political negotiation, the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) on Saturday said that the “peace accord” was signed on July 25, 1997 and it was going to be 19 years, which it described was “almost a generation’s time.”

In a press release, NPCC president K. Therie said the NPF should be able to assess the difficulties of the negotiating parties and the impact and probable reactions and should intervene to save the situations.

However, Therie said “they are in semi-conscious state and only know how to corrupt.”

He said NPF bluffed people for over a decade by saying “Talk is in the right direction”.

But today, Theire said “they admit they don’t know the content of 3rd August 2015 Accord/Framework Agreement. Who should know?”

Maintaining that the Congress never opposed solution rather initiated agreements and peace talks “while the NPF has nothing to show”, Therie reiterated that Congress would support if it was good for the people but cannot give a “blank cheque.”

“I am repeating these again for the ears and eyes of NPF for there are some Thomases in the NPF who still allege that NPCC is against solution,” he said. NPCC president said the Congress believed “Nagaland political problem” was above all political parties and that “we all need to contribute in finding peaceful solution.”

Therie said NPCC has followed a laid down policy adopted in a resolution at Pfutsero by its forerunner party NNO in 1972 “to endeavour to solve the political problem through peaceful and constitutional means.” Alleging that NPF leaders lacked courage to venture or take responsibilities

HISAR, JUN 18 (PTI): With Twelfth Assembly that is scheduled to begin from July 12, 2016. A the pro-quota agitation by press statement issued by the Assembly Secretariat has, therefore, Jats entering its 14th day, as requested all the BAC members to attend the meeting. many as 20 persons belonging to the community were today detained by police for holding Montessori & Nursery Teachers Training Institute a dharna without permission at Surewala Chowk here.

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unlike “our founding Naga leaders”, Therie said DAN’s common minimum program of its election manifesto in 2003 vouched “to secure a negotiated settlement of Indo-Naga Political problem through peaceful means”. But, in a major shift, he said the NPF adopted a policy “to facilitate and support the ongoing talk”. “The act is nothing more than betrayal of trust,” Therie said.

Further, he said state government has no opinion for the people they represent; in the political solution that would impact every citizen’s present and future life. “It means they have abdicated their authority of self-determination and protecting the life and property of the people as is provided in the Constitution. This is truly unfortunate,” said Therie.

Stating that it was wrong for NPF to say that past agreements have failed, he said “They have achieved State Assembly that determines our future and the precious Art 371A. We have achieved near plebiscite demand. Prime Minister of India does not make any decision for Nagaland anymore.” He said the achievement of Congress and its forerunner party was the only thing every subject of Nagaland was benefitting including the NPF. Affirming that NPCC cannot and would not abandon the people of Nagaland, Therie said, “We hear the voice of the Church, the Youth, the ACAUT, CNTC, NTC, Tribal Hohos and other organizations.” Alleging that NPF has a say in protecting its own subjects but the people were left by themselves, unfenced, NPCC president remarked: “Our people have suffered enough. The crying of the people cannot be ignored anymore. People are protesting in the streets. We are conscious to the writing on the wall. It speaks to our conscience saying people are tired.”

Mallya seen at book launch in London; envoy walks out

LONDON/NEW DELHI, JUN 18 (IANS): Beleaguered industrialist Vijay Mallya, wanted in a money laundering case and declared a proclaimed offender, was spotted at a book launch event in London that was also attended

by Indian High Commissioner Navtej Sarna, sparking a row back home. But the government on Saturday clarified that the envoy left the event immediately after seeing the fugitive liquor baron among the audience.

The government washed its hands off the event at the London School of Economics on Thursday and said the function to release the book, “Mantras for Success: India’s Greatest CEOs Tell You How to Win” by author Suhel Seth and journalist Sunny Sen, was not hosted by the Indian High Commission.

“The list of invitations for the event was determined

by LSE. They have written to the High Commissioner that Mallya was not on their list,” the External Affairs Ministry said in a statement in New Delhi.

The statement said the LSE had widely advertised the event through social media and its attendees were not required to register in advance.

Sarna was invited to participate in the discussion about the book.

“When the high commissioner (Sarna) spotted Mallya in the audience he left the stage and venue immediately after making his comments and without waiting for the interactive session,” the statement said.

It said that there were two events on the day -- the book launch by UK Minister of State for Universities and Science Jo Johnson and

Vijay Mallya later a reception at the High Commission for select guests.

The book launch event was organised by the 100 Foot

Journey Club -- a collaboration between the Indian High Commission and LSE. “Mallya was certainly not an invitee to the reception at the High Commission...and was not present,” the statement said.

Seth, one of the authors of the book, in a series of tweets insisted that that it was an “open event”. “No specific invitations (were given).

Anyone could attend,” Seth said, denying that Mallya was among those invited.

But the presence of Mallya at the book launch sparked off political controversy amid frenzied social media reactions.

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NAGALAND BOARD OF SCHOOL EDUCATION KOHIMA NOTIFICATION NO.12/2016

Dated Kohima, the 18th June, 2016 NO.NBE-35/Ex-NSEE/2016-17 :: It is hereby notified for information of all concerned that the Nagaland State Entrance Examination (NSEE)-II, 2016 will be held on the 2nd July, 2016 for selection of candidate to fill up State reserved seats in MBBS and BDS courses for the session 2016-17. The detailed programme is given below: Date Day Time Saturday 10:00 a.m – 01:00 p.m 2nd July, 2016 Note: i. The Provisional Admit cards shall be issued from the 30th June and the 1st July 2016 in the Office of the NBSE. ii. Candidates are informed to collect the provisional admit card personally. iii. The signature in all the required places i.e. forms, counterfoil of the admit card, attendance register, etc. must tally. iv. The examination fee of Rs.500/- (Rupees five hundred only) is to be paid during collection of admit card. v. As proof of identity, the candidate must produce the original/photocopy of the admit card of the HSSLC or HSLC Examination while collecting the NSEE Admit card and also have it in their possession in the examination hall. vi. Admit cards will not be issued on the day of examination.

Centre of Examination shall be informed at the time of collection of admit cards.

(Mrs. Asano Sekhose ) DC-1541 Chairman

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H Y D E R A BA D, J U N 1 8 (PTI): Creating history, Avani Chaturvedi, Bhawana Kanth and Mohana Singh today became the first women fighter pilots to be formally commissioned by the Indian Air Force.

Batting for gender parity in the armed forces, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, who was chief guest at the combined graduation ceremony at Air Force Academy, Dundigal on the city outskirts, termed the event as a “milestone” as it also the first time that women have been given a combat role.

“It is a golden letter day...,” he said, asserting that “step-by-step”, “total gender parity” will be achieved in the armed forces in the coming years. “There are technical and administrative difficulties which we are likely to face in

them as fighter pilots. However, only three female trainees were selected for the fighter stream.

Parrikar, who reviewed the passing out parade, conferred ‘President’s Commission’ on behalf the President to 130 Flight Cadets, including 22 women trainees, who were commissioned as Flying Officers. It was also a proud moment for 93 young pilots and seven navigators who earned their coveted ‘Wings and Brevets’ along with nine officers of Navy and one officer of Coast guard on successful completion of their flying training.

Earlier, the defence minister gave away various awards to the Flying officers who had excelled in their training.

Flying Officer Adarsh Hooda from the Flying branch was awarded President’s Plaque and the Chief of the Air Staff Sword of Honour for standing first in overall merit in Pilot Course. Flying Officer Narendra Kushwaha and Flying Officer Sahil Yadav, were awarded President’s Plaque for securing first place in overall merit in Navigation and Ground Duty branches, respectively.

Spectators were mesmerised by the breathtaking aerobatics of the skilled pilots of SU-30, ‘Sarang’ - the Helicopter Aerobatics Team and PC 7 MK-II of the IAF. Sky divers of the ‘Akash Ganga’ team also enthralled the audience.

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Father’s Day Special

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 191 Dimapur, sunday, June 19, 2016

What dads should be

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s various churches observe Father’s Day on the third Sunday of June every year, it would be helpful in reminding fathers about their roles and responsibilities towards their wives, children, society and most of all, God. Though there is no specific instruction to celebrate such a day in the Bible, yet it became part of the calendar event when in 1924 US President Calvin Coolidge made it a national event to “establish more intimate relations between fathers and their children and to impress upon fathers the full measure of their obligations. In the early days, fatherhood denoted fathers who played a dominant role in the lives of their children, assuming a broad range of responsibilities defining and supervising the children’s development. In the ancient Hebrew family, the father had the maximum authority and was accorded the most respect of all the family members. He was to rule as the head of his wife, to love, provide and protect her. A Hebrew father also played the role of the priest-in bringing his family to worship and honour the living God. He was also a teacher, guide and bread earner. Often the biblical teaching on the father as the head of the wife has been misinterpreted to mean male dominance. This is not the truth; for the Bible clearly says that a husband must love his wife as he loves himself. They are equal partners in the God ordained marriage. Furthermore, while these definitions once implied biological fathers only, with the rapid changes in the family structure they came to include non-biological fathers as well. There is no place for chauvinism in the bible but partnership, honour and respect. With far reaching socio-economic changes during the past decades, the concepts of parenthood are evolving. More fathers than ever are participating in their children’s nurturing and upbringing. Modern dads have a closer bond with their children than they had with their own fathers, according to new research. A study discovered more than six out of ten dads believe they enjoy a better, more supportive and hands-on relationship with their children than they experienced. Modern fathers also make more effort to spend time with their children, communicate more frequently and effectively with them and create interests that can be commonly shared. The study also found close to seven out of ten dads said they play a ‘bigger part’ in their kids’ lives than their own dad did. And a further seven in 10 said they were responsible for organising days out for the family. When asked to look back at their own relationships with their fathers, 60 percent of the dads surveyed said their own father was too busy working to be fully involved in family life, while a further 30 percent said their dad ‘showed little emotion’ towards them. The role of the father in a family has been ordained by God. In essence, it is in keeping the commitment towards responsible parenthood where the man leads and includes his wife in keeping their priorities right in God’s sight, fulfil their duties towards God, themselves, their families and human society. Today, the term fatherhood is used interchangeably with the term ‘fathering’ which includes, beyond the procreative act itself, all the childrearing roles, activities, duties, and responsibilities that fathers are expected to perform and fulfil.

DailyDevotion Keep Recognizing Jesus …Peter…walked on the water to go to Jesus. But when he saw that the wind was boisterous, he was afraid… —Matthew 14:29-30 The wind really was boisterous and the waves really were high, but Peter didn’t see them at first. He didn’t consider them at all; he simply recognized his Lord, stepped out in recognition of Him, and “walked on the water.” Then he began to take those things around him into account, and instantly, down he went. Why couldn’t our Lord have enabled him to walk at the bottom of the waves, as well as on top of them? He could have, yet neither could be done without Peter’s continuing recognition of the Lord Jesus.

We step right out with recognition of God in some things, then self-consideration enters our lives and down we go. If you are truly recognizing your Lord, you have no business being concerned about how and where He engineers your circumstances. The things surrounding you are real, but when you look at them you are immediately overwhelmed, and even unable to recognize Jesus. Then comes His rebuke, “…why did you doubt?”

(Matthew 14:31). Let your actual circumstances be what they may, but keep recognizing Jesus, maintaining complete reliance upon Him. If you debate for even one second when God has spoken, it is all over for you. Never start to say, “Well, I wonder if He really did speak to me?” Be reckless immediately— totally unrestrained and willing to risk everything— by casting your all upon Him. You do not know when His voice will come to you, but whenever the realization of God comes, even in the faintest way imaginable, be determined to recklessly abandon yourself, surrendering everything to Him. It is only through abandonment of yourself and your circumstances that you will recognize Him. You will only recognize His voice more clearly through recklessness— being willing to risk your all.

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A man is not where he lives, but where he loves. ~ Latin Proverb

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Loving and learning a little each day

“This Fathers’ Day”

better himself, to be more reA Reminiscence to our most beloved Dad, Late H.Vihoto sponsible and dutiful the day Chophi (09/04/1945 - 11/04/2016) This Fathers day, we do remember that....., his first child was born. ....you brought Love to the Unloved; Instead of looking at ....you brought Care to the Uncared; other people for motivation, ....you brought Smiles to the Sad; take a look at your own dad. ....you reached out to the less Privileged; I look at my dad and feel a This Fathers’ day, we do remember that...., sense of pride, a boy from a ....you spoke for the Unspoken; village with so much zeal and ....you stood for the Undefended; hunger achieved success with ....you embraced the Discarded; hard work and dedication yet ....you sympathized the Ignored; still humble today. We should This Fathers’ day we do remember that...., really aspire to be like them ....you brought us Sunshine after the Rain; and no one else. The day that ....you brought us Laughter after the Pain; I was born till today my father ....you brought us Shelter after the Storm; has been a living example of This Fathers day...., all the traits and qualities I ....Rivers seemed to Roar in Pain; would want for myself. Sup....Mountains seemed to Tremble in Shock; porting his daughter with ....Clouds seemed to Rush in Restlessness; big dreams and ambitions ....the Sky seemed to Gush torrents of rain in Mournful can be hard especially living sorrow; in a patriarchal society but ....the Sun seemed to hid its Face in Grief; that does not shake him and ....when they realised that you were no more. i thank Godfor giving me a This Fathers’ day, Woe is to our shattered Hearts, for we strong pillar of strength, who do not know....., ....whom to Call Ipu (Dad); is my father. ....whom to Buy Gifts; I.Unokali Assumi, ....whom to Laugh with; trainee sub editor, ....whom to Pray with; ndtv food and heath This Fathers day, we are completely at lost...., for without you, O’ beloved dad...., ....we are like Ships without Sails in a vast Ocean of the Unknown; athers are God finest gift to us.

Nowadays,maximum children are his dad inGenesis 42:19. ....we are like Drifters in a big World of Oblivion; Many people will ask you -“Whose Our superheroesare them. Yes, indecorous. Theyequate their dad with ....but, we do believe that your guiding Spirit is still with our genuine superman or super rich dad and offend alot.So, we have son/daughter areyou? Only, fromour dad us like a Guardian Angel in every steps of our lives; saint.They are the “raja” of the house. many crooks Absalom (son of David). I name and title, you will get lots of love “YOU WERE, AND STILL, A FORCE TO BE RECKLike Asoka or Alexander the great, our have seen a theologian son poundinghis and respect. By seeing Jesus , people ONED WITH, O’ DAD...!!” dadsare “DADDY THE GREATEST”! dad. What a viper! Even Judas will not were astonished and they ask too?My Yours Most Precious; Well, there is no impairment if do. Many dad get diseases like anxiety,Bp, dad expired five year back but still I get Shirley, Amento, Vinokali, Viking & Melody you consider them as “second Jesus” heart attack, ulcer, gastric, spondylitis, lots of love and respect from his name. or as King David or father Abraham or headacheand cancerfrom their own Astounding right?

Please, gaze at your good body, Elisha too. demanding and insubordinate children.

In each young child’s life, education or yourachievement. What Fathers are crafted superbly and They backslide their dadtoo.

To mold and shape them to become mysteriously in fictions ofCharlesDickLet us not be like Auranazeb who you are today is due to your dad. For A follower of Christ ens, Kalidasand RabindranathTagore. IMPRISONED his dad SahJahan.Yes, some imperfect in your dad, don’taffront To show them the Father’s heart him.

Go and take his blessing from his Did you remember the ghostly father of We imprisoned our dad by taking drugs, And help them understand Hamlet? Do you know, WhyMacbeth alcohol and by yoking with sinful people. feet. Can you recall the two son of bible How God’s love can be their guide wife did not murderthe old snoozingk- So, this proverb is 100% correct- “a who did their best to get blessing. Please As they take Him by the hand. recall my beloved. ing? Because, he resemblelike herfather. foolish son /daughter bring grief to his F – Forever with his family Happy Father Day to all of you.

I love the idolization of blind dad by his parents……” (See pro 17:21 N 17:25).

A –Always there for you no matter what JESUS MIRACLE MINISTRY son at Mahabharata! The son carried him Let us not be that son of Eli who T- The only one’s who is there R.K. Ktishta Luke, Dimapur, thousands of kilometres by footbut he met his sliestmisfortune (1 SAM2-4).But H – He’s my hero till the end (lukerkkrishta@gmail.com) was slain on the way. let us be that Joseph that send grain to E- Encouraging in everything I do R- Really the only one.. No one can beat him he’s the best The quality of a father can be seen in the goals, dreams and aspirations n honour of our pioneer where he studied three years of the churches in the eastern morning, he told them not he sets not only for himself, Ghonito Zhimomi, who under J. W. Cook from 1944 region. After a thoughtful to worry saying God would but for his family. passed away peacefully to February 1947. His three consideration he prepared provide for their needs. That It is not flesh and blood but the on May 24, 2016 at Nihokhu years of study at Mission Bible a report of the churches in night the family prayed and heart which makes us fathers and sons. village, the Western Sumi School was jointly funded by the Western Sumi region and went to sleep. When they woke “HAPPY FATHER’S DAY” Baptist Akukuhou Kuqhakulu SBAK and Rev. B. I. Anderson attended the SBAK annual up the next morning, a vehicle is pleased to publish this mem- with the amount of Rs. 80 and session at AIchisaghe village laden with rice and vegetables Bethesda Hr. Sec. School, High School Students oir gratefully remembering his Rs. 60 respectively. in 1947 and formally inducted arrived at their house sent by legacy and contributions for He got married to Zheto- the Western Sumi churches a well wisher.

WSBAK. li, daughter of Homla, Kuhoxu under the administration of It was through his famIt’s almost a year without you daddy.

Early life and educa- village in 1948 and were blessed SBAK which was then known ily’s sacrifice the Akuvuto grew And we miss you every single day. tion: Ghonito Zhimomi was with 10 children. as the Sumi Baptist Akukuhou from strength to strength over You might not have been perfect for the world. born in 1923 to Ghotovi and His ministry and con- Kuqhakulu Loka (SBAKL). the years and today WSBAK But we wouldn’t want you any different way.

Kachesho of Vishepu village tributions for the Western Subsequently he was entrusted is the only association which How we long to see you smile. in Zunheboto district. As a Sumi: Upon his completion of to supervise the churches in has its administrative centre How we long to hug you tight. young boy he was sent to his studies in 1947, he started the Western Sumi areas and rep- in Dimapur. This has been If only, if only, if only. relatives at Nihokhu village evangelistic work in the capac- resented the Western Sumi made possible only through the It’s true when I say “if only” is the hardest to pass by n Western SUmi area as his ity of travelling pastor looking churches as executive com- visionary figures like Ghonito family faced extreme hardship after the nascent churches in mittee member at SBAK dur- Zhimomi, and few pioneers each walking day.

We try to be bold, we try to be brave. in the family. Together with the Western Sumi areas and ing 1947-1959. During those who could foresee the prospect We try all things you taught us everyday. his grand uncle Nihokhu and Sumi villages in Upper As- years where there was no road of establishing WSBAK adSome days we achieve, some days we fall.

Nikehzu the pastor of the vil- sam and adjacent areas such connectivity he walked from ministrative centre at Akuvuto, We soon realize it’s not the same anymore. lage, Ghonito walked all the as Woji and Shijapur. Seeing village to village and nurtured Thahekhu village for the later We know life’s not always fair, it’s not always perfect. way to 1st Baptist Convention the prospect of church growth the nascent churches with generation.

But again “if only” is the hardest to pass by each walkheld at Kohima in 1939. There in the Western Sumi areas, he great dedication and sacrifice.

Apart from serving the ing day. he was convicted by the Word was given licentiate by Rev. B. Prior to retirement in 1973, he churches in various capacities, It’s Fathers’ day today and how we wish you were here. of God and was baptized by I. Anderson permitting him to worked as a travelling pastor, he also actively worked for the People bustling around buying gifts for their dads.

Nisier Angami at the mission baptize new believers and to as an evangelist, as headmaster socio-political cause for the Fathers smiling proudly as his children fuss over him. compound in Kohima. Thus he lead the Lord’s supper. and finally as a corresponding Western Sumi areas.

If only we could have you back just for a day.

As more and more Sumi secretary. accepted Christ at the young If only we could wish you just one more time.

The Western Sumis resettlers arrived in the Western age of 16.

To g e t h e r w i t h l a t e acted to Ghonito’s death with If only, if only, if only.

Shortly after his baptism, Sumi area towards the middle Shikhevi of Kiyevi village, he outpouring grief and tributes “If only” is the hardest to pass by every day. his father arrived from Vishepu of the 20th century, the de- pioneered the youth ministry and his funeral was attended We love you daddy, to take him back to the village mand for catering to the needs for the churches in the West- by people from all walks of Happy Fathers’ Day. upon hearing that his son had of the nascent churches were ern Sumi areas by establish- life. He is survived by his Moalemla Aier accepted a new faith. Never- almost impossible because ing the Christian Endeavour second wife, 8 children, 29 theless, this did not discourage there was no other evangelist. (CE) in 1947. In the first CE grandchildren and 8 great Ghonito Zhimomi from shar- Besides, dense forests and conference which was held at grandchildren. ing his new faith to his fellow lack of connectivity between Khehoyi village durng 8-10 Ghonito Zhimomi was villagers. Though sharing the villages posed great hurdles August 1947, he delivered the not only God’s servant but a You never said I’m leaving gospel was not allowed in the for him to reach the villages first message based on Isaiah visionary leader for the WestYou never said goodbye village, even at such a tender with the gospel. Yet with 11:4-6. ern Sumi community. He You were gone before I knew it, age, he prayed for the villagers undaunted spirit and great In 1972 when the assomade phenomenal contribuAnd only God knew why and started sharing his faith dedication, he walked for ciation centre was shifted to tions for the Western Sumis A thousands times I needed you, with fellow villager and led months and days from village Akuvuto, Thahekhu village A thousands times I cried some of them to Christ. Be- to village taking the gospel to Chonito Zhimomi was the in particular and the Sumis If Love alone could have saved you, sides, he taught fellow Chris- churches and people. During first and the only staff who in general. He deserves to be You never would have died tians to keep themselves clean, those years the Sumi villages brought his family and sta- called “the father” of the WestIn Life I loved you dearly so that by looking different, in the Western Sumi region tioned there. While stationed ern Sumi Baptist Akukuhou In death I love you still they would attract others to were isolated from the rest of there, his family faced hard- Kuqhakulu.

His death has left a vacIn my heart you hold a place, the company of believers. Sumi Christian meetings. ships even for daily needs as That no one could ever fill It was through his initia- there was none to support his uum which none could fill but Towards the end of 1939 six It broke my heart to lose you, families were converted. In tive, the Western Sumi areas family. One night, he and his his legacy and contributions But you didn’t go alone 1940, he returned to Nihokhu were brought under the fold wife along with their children will live on and inspire the For part of me went with you, village from Vishepu and from of the Sumi Baptist Akukuhou had nothing left to eat. When generations to come.

The day God took you home. there he proceeded to Jorhat to Kuqhakuly (SBAK) which was the children asked him what Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi, study at Mission Bible School mainly catering to the needs they were going to eat next Executive Secreatry WSBAK Your adorable Son, Tsong’s. K. Yim oday is the day we can all appreciate our fathers a little more and not shy away from telling them we love them to bits. We are quite expressive when it comes to showing love to our mothers but a little reluctant and awkward towards our fathers. Why so? No matter how old we get, we are not embarrassed to ask our fathers for a little financial support or help us get what we want.

Then why do we hesitate to show a little bit of love to them. Why don’t we all call our fathers and tell them we love and really appreciate them, our role models since the time we actually knew what role model meant! We get used to the virtues of our fathers that we forget to actually look and learn from the principles they have set. So it’s time we actually retrospect and literally start walking in their footsteps.

Seeing them sacrifice everything just to keep us happy and content in life is a lesson for us to also be just as selfless as they are. Watching them love our mothers and really stand by their vows ‘till death do us apart’ makes it easier for us girls to look for all the right qualities in men and how we should be treated. Seeing them work hard to provide for us instills the value of dedication and determination for success.

Patience is a quality we should take up from them, with all the mistakes we make they just wait no 619matter how long it takes for us to learn from it. We have all sat and wondered why our fathers refuse to show any emotions during difficult circumstances as we and our moms go hysterical, well,off course they might be breaking down and be confused too, but their main goal is to overcome the

storm with perseverance by shielding us and staying brave for the family and weshould definitely adopt the quality of sturdiness and bravery from them. Generosity, kindness and compassion are attributes we should acquire from our fathers, be it helping others in the community or lending a hand to people in need.

We are all here today, some of us with success achieved and some still dreamers but one thing all of us have in common is the little support system that is our fathers. The day we learn to walk, we had a hand holding and balancing us as we took our first steps till today they push us a little bit towards freedom and fulfill whatever goals we have in life whilst watching over to catch us anytime we fall. Sorting out priorities in life is something we should take up from our fathers, a once upon a time carefree men who changed to

Fathers are second to our God!!!

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Fathers have a special role

Remembering the legacy and contributions of Ghonito Zhimomi for WSBAK

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For My Father

A tribute to my dad, who is no more in this world

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Post-mortem

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Representation on National Highway 29

n inviting a reference to the matter broached above in the subject, the Angami Youth Organization (AYO) like to make this communiqué to your concern authority impressing your perusal and necessary prompt action thereof.

The National Highways passing through Nagaland (Particularly NH 29 from Dimapur-KohimaKhuzama) invariably serve as the lifeline/route for our State. While the quality unkeep condition of this road as well as all other artery roads are imperative for the well being of all, it is very unfortunate that the persistent deplorable condition of the Highway and other roads in and around the State have become a perpetual matter that attracts unprecedented disparagement from all

sections of our society against the legal guardians and authorities of the roads, i,e., the BRO/BRTF and the State government.

It is obvious that the existing highway (NH-29)) had its shape and got transformed into its present status from a primitive like trekking path in the times of yore, to a horse/ bullock path during the colonial rules, into a single lane road and into the present status. The irony is, while the original status of the road, the designs and grading executed during the colonial rule were done with excellent engineering works, this highway on the fringes of the country, from post independent era to till date, definitely and literally never got its base, size and strength altered/ modified nor improved to

the standard befitting a NH, that could cater and withstand the increasing volume/ weight/ force and pressure of vehicles on them as we experience today.

While an array of factors and subjects contributes to the woes of the NH (right from implementation of policies and rules to ground work execution, unstable natural terrain, being decrepit, socio-ethnic matters, etc), one main factor creating damaging havoc on the roads (NH) definitely prove to be of the heavy vehicles plying with loads beyond sustainable weights and pressures our existing highway/roads can withstand. The phenomenal raise in the volume of heavy vehicles plying on this small decrepit highway, of trucks running on 10-18

wheels, ferrying goods weighing to the volume of more than 40 tons, which in all likelihood will not be permissible under established rules and in our context, have become a regular sight, running and crushing out the life of the roads prematurely and instantly.

(To be concluded) Medo Yhokha, President, Angami Youth Organization; Neizelie Keditsu, President, Chakhroma Youth Organization; Neizolie Rüpreo, President, Northern Angami Youth Organization; Tepupal Rote, President, Southern Angami Youth Organization; Neidilhoutuo Sechü, President, Western Angami Youth Organization

Taking on the role of father sincerely

Sir,

Many would be grieving the loss of their fathers on this very special day but truly God would ease their sorrows as they celebrate the occassion. For all the fathers who have been the guiding factor in their children’s lives, you have excelled in your earthly duty as entrusted to you by God. For the fathers who are yet to comprehend their responsibilities, may this day remind you all to renew yourselves and take on your roles more sincerely for the sake of your children.

May God bless the fathers on this day. Have a very blessed father’s day.

Benthunglo K Lotha, Duncan Basti, Dimapur

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

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Seminar on child friendly Organizations condemn rape of minor girl at Mokokchung legal services & protection

DLSA team with ZGC students and faculty. (NP)

Correspondent ZUNHEBOTO, JUN 18 (NPN): Under the aegis of National Legal services Authority (NALSA), the Zunheboto district District Legal services Authority (DLSA) in collaboration with Government College Zunheboto (GCZ), organised the NALSA “child friendly legal services to children and their protection” (Scheme 2015) at GCZ, Zunheboto on Friday.

Panel lawyer, Zunheboto District Legal Services Authority (ZDLSA), Tovi Z Yeptho, was the resource person of the two hour long marathon awareness seminar/program. Tovi highlighted the aim and objects of the DLSA, which primarily focus on the weaker sections of the society and children/juvenile to dispense justice and be the voices of the voiceless with no charges/free of cost.

Dwelling on the topic, NALSA “child friendly legal services to children and their protection”, Tovi narrated various “crimes and justices”; “lok adalat”; “lower courts to

supreme court”; “civil and criminal courts/laws”; “cyber crimes”; “consumers rights”; “human rights” and various others. He mainly stressed on the “cyber crime” and its grave consequences leading to lengthy imprisonment and penalty (s). Tovi also tipped the students on RTI acts, natural disaster and other natural calamities relief acts and MACT acts etc.

District and session judge (DSJ) and chairperson ZDLSA, Khesheli Chishi also spoke on the occasion.

She explained the functioning, aims, objects, protocols, establishment of Legal Clinics under DLSA Zunheboto district and elsewhere.

“Now, the time has come where any poor or downtrodden people can avail or access to courts without paying any fees or hiring a lawyer to get justice through DLSA volunteers at their doorsteps”, said DSJ Khesheli.

She further highlighted and cautioned on the legal provisions for women, children etc and urged the students to be aware of those provisions and spread the

CM’s education row...

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NPCC stated that the “Court had conceded Locus Standi and Jurisdiction to the complainants in this case leaving only the issue of Limitation open to be heard before the Magistrate, before proceeding with the case”. It further reminded the supporters of T.R. Zeliang that they had “no right to attack the Congress party for voicing out on the issue of dishonesty”.

Rather, NPCC has asked the NPF leadership “to see the writings on the wall instead of the Ostrich hiding its head in the sand and can now expect major political upheavals in the state”. Meanwhile, NPCC further noted the Judicial Magistrate Peren cautioned counsel for Mr. Zeliang that, ‘no further adjournment will be given and the case will be heard on 28th June 2016’. It is with this background that Mr. Zeliang approached the Supreme Court which refused to interfere with the High Court’s Order and thereby giving a huge setback for the Chief Minister. His days appear to be numbered as the Chief Minister as in the event the Magistrate convicts him, then in accordance with law, his nomination papers will be deemed rejected from the date of filing of the same.

awareness to the maximum possible extent.

Earlier, the program was chaired by ZGC vice principal, Jekugha Yesca, while judicial magistrate (JM) first class, Atoka Achumi administered introduction and keynote address.

JM Atoka in his address also touched various topic concerning the rights and justice under the Indian Constitution.

He also highlighted motor vehicle accidents acts/ relief; affidavits and legal documents; CRPC - warrants, arrest of female timings before or after sunlight; cyber laws and anti-ragging laws, which may amount to 3 years imprisonment.

DSJ and ZDLSA Khesheli Chishi and her colleagues also had a marathon discussion, questioning, interaction and deliberation on various issues concerning the rights, crimes and other judicial topics.

Discussions on anti ragging; lok adalat; sexual harassments; consumers acts/ rights etc were the other highlights of the day.

AR reviews security situation with VCs, GBs

DIMAPUR: 9 Assam Rifles (AR) held an interaction with village council chairman, Head GB and other stake holders of Thetsumi, Enhulumi, Chizami and Swemi villages of Chizami Sub Division on June 12, at Chizami village.

The interaction focused on review of security situation issues of forceful taxation and ways to enhance co-operation between security forces and villagers. During interaction valuable suggestions were brought out to further improve the relationship and both parties vowed to stand together to work for long lasting peace and prosperity DIMAPUR: Alumni of Dimapur Railway High School in the region, informed an AR (DRHS), has convened a general meeting on June 19, press statement.

10 a.m at Railway High school campus. All the alumni (ex-students) of DRHS have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

DRHS alumni meeting today

DIMAPUR: Eastern Nagaland Women Organization (ENWO) has strongly condemned the alleged rape of minor girl by one Alemchiba of Khensa village and has demanded that the culprit be punished according to the provisions of law. ENWO asserted that such act was highly condemnable and unimaginable in a civilized Christian society.

The apex body ENWO has therefore demanded that stringent and befitting punishment be awarded to the culprit as had been demanded by its Mokokchung ENWO unit.

ENCSU: A condemnation note by ENCSU chairman, Longre Chang and joint secretary, Nokchem Angth while strongly extending support to the memorandum submitted by Eastern Naga People Union Mokokchung, Eastern Naga Women Organization Mokochung and Eastern Naga Students Union Mokokchung to deputy commissioner Mokokchung, has also demanded immediate action from the administration to the culprit without any partiality.

ENCSU also stated that such uncivilized act should not be tolerated by any individual or group and appealed that administration should act sincerely on the issue and not give bail to the culprit whatsoever.

ENCSU also cautioned the entire responsible person who has any Eastern people as a domestic helper, to be more alert and responsible so as to avoid such incident and if any complaints were receive by the union from anyone than the Union would take strict action against the defaulter. ENSCU further informed that it would ensure that helpers were treated

well and given the right opportunity and privilege as promised by the owner before taking the helper from their parents home.

KNSK: Konyak Nyupuh Sheko Khong (KNSK) Kohima Unit in a condemnation note by president, Olem Konyak and press & information secretary, C. N. Moe also questioned the negligence of Alemchiba’s daughter whose name remain anonymous, in failing to give protection towards the minor under her own roof.

KNSK Kohima Unit also extends its support to Eastern Nagaland Women Organisation Mokokchung (ENWOM) in its fight for justice and its appreciation to all the protesters for standing up in favor of the oppressed child victim.

YSU: Yuching Students’ Union (YSU) has strongly condemned such shameless act by stating “the victim who should have been like a granddaughter to the accused, was raped, tortured and threatened of dire consequences”.

The union also urged the concerned authority to award befitting punishment as per the law of the land and deliver justice to the victim and her family.

The release fur ther warned that the union would not tolerate if the accused was granted or released on bail.

MTLT: Mokokchung Town Lanur Telongjem (MTLT) media cell stated that the accused must be served justice accordingly and urged the district administration to render justice without delay.

It also stated it solidarity with ENWOM, ENPUM, ENSUM, ENCSU, Watsu Mungdang and all those united to root out evil from society.

KHMK: Khiamniun-

gan Menyiu Hoikam Kohima (KHMK) in a condemnation note, KHMK president M. Choin and finance secretary, P. Jeliam termed it as “total inhuman act” and that such heinous crime cannot be given any place in the society when “we are in the midst of protecting and fighting the rights for women and children”. KMHK further stated that the accused be not bailed under any circumstances.

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NAWCR: Nagaland Alliance for Women and Child Rights Mokokchung unit has strongly condemned the rape and demanded that the accused should not be granted bail under any circumstances unless justice was delivered to the victim.

ASTM: Ao Senso Telongjem Mon (ASTM) termed the incident as inhuman act and must be condemned by one and all. The union in a condemnation note by ASTM president, M. Temsu Jamir and general secretary, Akumyanger Jamir further expressed solidarity to the victim and also urged the law enforcing authority to award befitting punishment to the culprit.

KHMK: Khiamniungan Menyiu Hoikam Kohima (KHMK) has termed the incident as a “total inhuman act” and such actions cannot be tolerated in a society where people are fighting for the rights of women and children.

KMHK in a condemnation note by president M. Choin and finance secretary, P. Jeliam stated that the accused be not bailed under any circumstances unless he was befitted capital punishment as per the law of the land.

WM: Watsü Mungdang

(WM)has expressed shock over the news of sexual violence perpetrated to a minor by one Alemchiba.

Watsü Mungdang in a condemnation note by president Moachila and general secretary, Toshimenla Walling, has strongly condemned such inhuman act and support the memorandum submitted by Eastern Nagaland Women’s Organization Mokokchung.

Watsü Mungdang reiterate the competent authority and law enforcing agencies to give rigorous punishment to the offender and also demand the law enforcing agencies that the offender must not be bailed out in any manner whatsoever.

Rape was a crime to the humanity and thus every right thinking citizens and groups must condemn such barbaric act. Watsü Mungdang further extended support to the victim and her family in their hour of great grief.

ENWO Longleng: Easter Nagaland Women Organization (ENWO) Longleng has demanded that the culprit be punished according to the provisions of the law.

ENWO general secretary Sojila Chang and information and press secretary Maipo Wallim asserted that such act was highly “condemnable and unimaginable” in a civilized and Christian society. Organization also expressed concerned for the lives and dignity of women in general in the state.

E N WO f u r t h e r d e manded that stringent and befitting punishment should be awarded to the culprit as also demanded by its ENWO unit at Mokokchung.

UAWS condemns: In another attempted rape of a minor by Dilip Pradhan the Upper Agri Women Society

(UAWS) strongly condemns the alleged attempted rape of a minor and urged the authority concerned not to bail him out.

In an “application for non-Issue of bail against the crime committed by Dilip Pradhan, who is under the custody of Kohima district jail authority for alleged attempt to rape a minor girl” addressed to the deputy commissioner by president Atsu M Dzuvichu and general secretary, Shetoli Tungoe, UAWS appraised that on May 31, around 4:30 pm, Dillp Pradhan, resident of Upper Agri colony, a retired government servant lured a minor girl of 3 years old into his room when she was alone and allegedly attempted to rape the minor.

Further stating that the incident was timely intervention by the minor’s mother who had just returned home from the nearby shop.

UAWS urged the authority to book the alleged accused under Protection of Children against Sexual Offence (PoCSO) Act 2015, for the heinous crime against an innocent minor and for the gross violation of Child Rights, misusing his authority as an elderly person and scaring the victim and her family for life.

The society stated that he is a menace and a threat to the society and informed that in the event of his bailing out, the UAWS shall not be held responsible for any on towards incident against the allegedly accused.

Superintendent Kohima district jail informed that the accused Dilip Pradhan has been kept under judicial custody. However, the officials of Kohima district jail failed to provide any more information.

SBI donates wheel chairs and stretcher trolleys Staff Reporter

Dimapur, Jun 18 (NPN): State Bank of India (SBI) donated 50 wheel chairs and 50 stretcher trolleys to hospitals and community health centres during a programme held at its Regional Business Office, Dimapur on Saturday.

The items were donated to hospitals and health centres from Kohima, Dimapur, Peren, Kiphire and Phek under SBI’s corporate social responsibility scheme.

Gracing the distribution ceremony as the chief guest, deputy commissioner Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, IAS lauded the State Bank of India for helping a relevant sector under its scheme. The health sector is in a very bad condition in India with many death still occurring due to maternal and still-birth, non-

communicable diseases, said the chief guest.

While stating that health sector would need every support from every agency, he expressed hope that the initiative of SBI would not stop end but would continue to help the sector.

Yhome also hoped that the donated materials would reach and benefit the targeted group.SBI chief manager, lead bank Dimapur said that the bank came forward to help hospitals and CHCs taking into consideration the importance of health sector.

Earlier, God’s blessing was invoked by director of PINF, Joe Ngamkhuchong and the programme was chaired by SBI manager Representatives of various hospitals and CHCs along with SBI officials and DC RCC, RBO Dimapur, T.A.P. Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome. (NP) Paul.

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Silver too rebounded by Rs 260 to Rs 41,360 per kg due to increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers.

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Thailand ready to Gold perks up on firm facilitate Indian global cues, jewellers buying Delhi, Jun 18 (PTI): from a firm trend overseas, investment: Thai New Gold bounced back by Rs 150 fresh purchases by jewellers at

New Delhi, Jun 18 (IANS): Thailand on Friday said it would further facilitate investments by Indian firms in the Southeast Asian nation and resolved to increase Thai investments into India, following the first meeting of the IndiaThailand Joint Business Forum here during the ongoing visit of Thai Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha.

“I am ready to waive rules that are obstacles so as to facilitate Indian business. Thailand would like Indian investors to come and invest in our priority sectors like information technology, pharmaceuticals, auto-components, and machinery,” General Chan-o-Cha told a gathering of business leaders from both countries at an event here hosted jointly by the three industry chambers FICCI, CII and Assocham.

“Besides, there are many opportunities for Indian business in the wider Asean (Association for Southeast Asian Nations) region”.

Thailand can be like a forward base for Indian investors to Asean,” the Thai Prime Minister, who is on a visit to India, said.

The Thailand Prime Minister, who held delegation level talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier in the day, invited Indian investments under the country’s cluster development policy.

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Taxes (CBDT), however, said in a statement yesterday that the Prime Minister had “asked them to knock on the doors of the non-tax payers so as to increase the number of taxpayers to at least 10 crore”.

Addressing the inaugural session of the two-day annual conference of tax administrators on Thursday, the Prime Minister had asked taxmen to legitimately aspire to have 10 crore taxpayers within the tax base as against 5.43 crore tax payers currently.

The conference was closed to media and Modi’s remarks were relayed by Minister of State for Finance Jayant Sinha and Adhia yesterday.

At the end of the two-day conference yesterday, Adhia briefed reporters, when he referred to Sinha talking about Prime Minister stating that out of about 25 crore households in the country, there may be 14-15 crore agriculture households.

Stating that this left 10 crore households, Adhia said, “Now, there is a scope for expansion, widening of tax net out of that 10 crore. He (Prime Minister) did not say that we should actually get 10 crore.”

“It is impossible to get 10 crore of taxpayers in this country because many of the non-agriculture households may also be below poverty line staying in urban areas. So, it is not possible to tax all the 10 crore people,” he had said.

New Delhi, Jun 18 (IANS): A consortium led by state-run Indian Oil Corp (IOC) oil companies IOC, BPCL and OIL signed an agreement on Friday to buy 23.9 per cent stake in Russia’s Vankor oil field from Rosneft for $2.1 billion, IOC said in a statement.

The agreement between IOC, Oil India and Bharat PetroResources, a subsidiary of Bharat Petroleum Corp Aand state-run Rosneft was signed on Friday in St.Petersburg, being visited by India’s Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan at the head of a delegation to the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) which was held from Thursday to Friday. Indian explorer ONGC Videsh Ltd has Arecently picked up 15 per cent stake in the Vankor fields for $1.27 billion. “Indian consortium of IOC,BPCL and OIL signed the agreement;earlier OVL had acquired 15 per cent stakes in Vankor,” Pradhan said in a tweet

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New Delhi, Jun 18 (PTI): In the wake of confusion over whether Prime Minister Narendra Modi had set a target of doubling the income tax base to 10 crore, government today came out with a statement correcting an earlier press release and saying no specific target has been prescribed.

In a corrigendum, an official release today referred to its press release yesterday in which in the first para it was stated that the Prime Minister had asked the tax authorities on Thursday to take action against non-tax payers so as to increase the number of taxpayers to at least 10 crore.

“In this regard it is clarified that though the Prime Minister asked the Income Tax department to widen the tax base and take suitable action against the non-filers and tax evaders, no specific target to expand the tax base to 10 crore was prescribed.

“The original press release dated June 17 may please be treated as revised to this extent. The mistake in the press release dated June 17 was inadvertent, which is regretted,” said the Department of Revenue release today.

Yesterday, Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia sought to contextualise the Prime Minister’s statement saying he was talking about “scope for expansion” of the tax base to 10 crore but he added getting to that mark is “impossible”.

The Central Board of Direct

Minister for Trade, Industry and Energy Hyunghwan Joo said that both sides should enhance their institutional foundations of trade and investments “most notably by upgrading the CEPA”.

Since the implementation of the pact, volumes of bilateral trade has increased significantly, he said.

However, he added that “our current CEPA suffers (because) of low utilisation rate due to complex rules of origin and low level of concessions”.

These remarks assumes significance as South Korea, with which India had trade deficit of about USD 10 billion in 2015-16, has sought widening of the scope of FTA by including more products such as machinery and certain kinds of steel products under the pact.

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New Delhi, Jun 18 (IANS): Alluding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s advice to tax administrators on the need to enhance the tax base, a top industry body stressed here on Saturday that all efforts are needed to improve the tax to GDP ratio.

“Given the development priorities of the nation, it is important that all efforts are made to improve the tax to GDP ratio,” Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Ficci) President Harshavardhan Neotia said in a statement.

“The government needs more resources to effectively deliver the basic services to the economically weaker sections of society as well as invest more in areas like health, education and physical infrastructure,” Neotia said.

“We hope that by leveraging technology and other sources of collecting information such as bank and credit card transactions, the revenue department will be able to garner more resources as well as bring more non-filers within the ambit of the tax net,” he said.

The industry body suggested that as a first step towards widening of the tax base, the government may consider making filing of income above a certain threshold mandatory.

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NEW DELHI, Jun 18 (PTI): India and South Korea will review their free trade agreement (FTA) tomorrow with a view to strengthening it further.

Both the countries implemented the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) in January 2010, under which the two nations liberalised trade norms for each other.

Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said both the countries should do everything to further strengthen the CEPA and will deliberate on various aspects of the pact.

“We hope to do an intensive exercise so that it can be concluded in the favour of both the countries. It will require quite a few assessments of the benefits derived from both the countries under the existing CEPA,” she said.

She was speaking at a function organised jointly by Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency and industry chamber Ficci. Korean

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Raghuram Rajan tion, and after consultation with the government, I want to share with you that I will be returning to academia when my term as governor ends on September 4, 2016,” he said.

“I will, of course, always be available to serve my country when needed,” he added.

“I am an academic and

I have always made it clear that my ultimate home is in the realm of ideas. The approaching end of my three year term, and of my leave at the University of Chicago, was therefore a good time to reflect on how much we had accomplished.”

Stating that he will be returning to the US university, from where he is on a sabbatical, Rajan listed his unfinished agenda as seeing a monetary policy panel in place to broadly guide the central bank, and a clean-up of banks’ balance sheets.

Much speculation had gone into a possible second term for Rajan, hailed by many as the best governor the central bank could have possibly had on its board during the difficult times India was going through, but also with some share of critics.

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Mumbai, Jun 18 (IANS): Ending months of speculation, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Raghuram Rajan has formally told his colleagues that he is not keen on a second term at the helm of the country’s central bank and would return to academia when his tenure ends in September.

This was conveyed in a 888-word letter addressed to the RBI staff, a copy of which was obtained by IANS. Reflecting on his term as the 23rd governor of the central bank since September 2013, Rajan said the agenda he pursued was to help nurse India back on the path of recovery first and then growth.

He went on to allude that while much was accomplished, a part of that task remained a work in progress. “While I was open to seeing these developments through, on due reflec-

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No.DCP/JDL-12/14/413 Dated Phek, the 23rd May 2016 Smti. Kevetshepe-ü Khape W/o. Lt. Wekha Khape has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925 in order to draw/ claim of deceased husband Wekha Khape Constable, in the office of OC Special Branch Police Phek, who expired on 08.05.2016.

1. It is hereby notified that, if anybody has any complaint against the Succession, he/she may lodge complaint to this office within a period of 1(one) month from the date of this notification.

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(Correction of self name) I, Shri. Paresh Chandra Das, Fitter, Estate Division PWD, (Housing) do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India by birth.

2. That my correct name is Paresh Chandra Das however, in some of my important documents including SERVICE RECORDS my name has been recorded as recorded Paresh Chandra Das, Paresh Chandra and P.C. Das hence, the above stated name Paresh Chandra Das, Paresh Chandra and P.C. Das represents the same person i.e. myself.

3. That henceforth I herewith rectified the same and declares that my correct name will be Paresh Chandra Das for all official and references.

4. That the above statements made are true to the best of my knowledge and no material facts has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before that competent authority on 17th June 2016 at Kohima.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above mentioned named on th this day 17 June 2016 at Kohima, Nagaland.

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Regd. No. 271-2016 Dated : 12.05.2016 AFFIDAVIT I, Mr. Nozokel Thakro, resident of Block No. 1, Ward No. 2, Chumukedima Town, Dist-Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and residing at the above mention address.

2. That inadvertently my name was recorded and entered in my SBI Chumukedima Branch, Saving Account bearing No. 11348221650 as "Akel Luho" which is my pet name instead of "Nozokel Thakro" which is my correct and official name.

3. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of rectifying the error that appear in my name from "Akel Luho" to "Nozokel Thakro" and to put the record straight for all purposes and intends.

4. That the statements made in this affidavit are true and correct to the best of knowledge and nothing false has been stated herein above.

Deponent Sworned before me by the deponent.

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Modi on India’s growth and neighbours the country as it charts its own path to progress and prosperity for all its citizens.

“India desires to see an economically prosperous Sri Lanka. A Sri Lanka where unity and integrity, peace, harmony security and equal opportunity and dignity prevails throughout the country among all its peoples,” Modi said on the occasion, speaking via video-conferencing from New Delhi. “Our relations are not limited to the confines of our two governments, they reside in the rich context of our history, culture, language, art and geography. India strongly believes that its economic growth must drive and bring benefit to its neighbours,” he said Modi said the modern tools of communication have enabled 1.25 billion people of India and the friendly people of Sri Lanka to “join in this celebration”.

Indian-American running for Congress seat in New Jersey The 7th Congressional District of New Jersey is said to be a strong Republican bastion. The party has retained this seat for the last 100 years, except for six years between 1975-1981. However, Jacobs, hopes to turn the tide this election cycle given that his rival incumbent Lance is supporting Donald Trump.

In a Congressional district having a sizeable population of foreign born, extreme views are unlikely to sail through, he noted. “It is ironic to me that Leonard Lance has endorsed Donald Trump, because Trump has preached out against the type of politician that Leonard Lance is,” Jacob told local Daily Record.

“When they arrived in 1986, they had three things with them. Just USD 20 in their pockets, hearts full of hope and six-months-old me in their arms,” he said. Today his parents own and operate a thriving business.

Washington, Jun 18 (PTI): A 30-year-old IndianAmerican Democratic social worker is running for the US House of Representatives from New Jersey which is known to be a strong Republican bastion. Peter Jacob, a staunch supporter of Senator Bernie Sanders from Vermont, was elected unopposed in the Democratic primary on June 7. He is seeking to unseat incumbent Leonard Lance of the Republican party who has represented Congressional District 7 of New Jersey since 2009.

This is the same Congressional district from where Upendra Chivukula – the first Indian-American to be elected to the New Jersey State Assembly – tried his luck in 2012 and lost to Lance by more than 50,000 votes. Another Indian-Americans Thomas Abraham ran as an independent in 2008 and got less than one per cent of the votes.

Trump unfit for holding public office: Harris

“After a wait of nearly 20 years your applause and cheers will once again rekindle the soul of Duraiappah stadium.

Even while we are sitting thousands of kilometres away in Delhi, we can feel the pulse of vibrancy, an atmosphere of change in Jaffna,” Modi said.

The renovated stadium, with a seating capacity of 1,850, will provide the necessary infrastructure to promote sports and recreational activities and assist the overall development of the youth of the war-ravaged Northern Province.

“The Duraiappah Stadium is not just brick and mortar. It is a symbol of optimism and economic development. An arena of prosperous and healthy future of Jaffna’s youth. It demonstrates your determination to shed the legacy of violence and pursue the path of economic progress,” the Prime Minister said. President

Sirisena thanked the Indian government for its assistance and support for Sri Lanka’s development. “I consider the stadium as a centre for reconciliation because in a stadium you do not feel creed, race, religion or any differences.

Sports and playground are the symbol of reconciliation. It is the centre of reconciliation,” Sirisena said.

Sirisena’s remarks assume significance as he has taken many steps to reconcile with the Tamil minority after coming to power. Several confidence-building-measures such as the release of Tamilsowned lands, lifting of travel restrictions to the North and de-escalating the military presence have been taken since January as part of efforts to ensure reconciliation after three decades of civil war with the LTTE that claimed more than 100,000 lives.

Iraq forces retake Fallujah from IS

New suspect charged over Brussels attacks

Baghdad, Jun 18 (AFP): Iraqi forces raised the national flag over the government compound in Fallujah today, top commanders said, a breakthrough in the nearly fourweek-old offensive against the Islamic State group’s bastion.

Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi went on state television to announce that his forces were in control of the city except for a few small pockets of jihadists.

They met limited resistance from IS fighters, who were fleeing the city, the commanders told AFP, leaving the organisation on the brink of losing one of the most emblematic strongholds in its two-year-old “caliphate”.

It is the latest setback for the jihadists who have also lost territory in neighbouring

Brussels, Jun 18 (AFP): A Belgian man has been arrested and charged in connection with the Islamic State suicide bombings that killed 32 people in Brussels in March, prosecutors have said. The 30-year-old, named as Youssef E.A, is one of several charged over the March 22 attacks that struck Brussels airport and a city metro station.

The man has been charged yesterday with “participation in the activities of a terrorist group, terrorist murders and attempts to terrorist murders, as a perpetrator, co-perpetrator of accomplice”, Belgium’s federal prosecutor said.

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OF LATE KENEILHOUBEI LHOUSHI How short was our life together as family before you left for your spiritual home.

On this very day, with tears and heavy hearts we remember your good deeds and our days together.

Missing you deeply.

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5TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved

LATE YINABEMO LOTHA (ANGO) Died : 19.06.2011

Washington, Jun 18 (PTI): In a blistering attack on Donald Trump, IndianAmerican California Attorney General Kamala Harris has said the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has an “unstable temperament” and his dangerous policy positions make him “unfit” for holding a public office.

All set to become the first Senator of Indian-origin this year, Harris said, “Donald Trump is doubling down on his outrageous, dangerous rhetoric.”

“Most recently, he called for a ban on all Muslim immigrants and accused Muslim American communities of hiding terrorists,” Harris said in an email to her supporters.

Harris is running for the United States Senate from California, a Democratic bastion.

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Apuh nono ningu khive keu ampe kuthu (three) shive. Nono ningu khive keu mulo qhime ye kutamiye puqheveluvi ikemu ningu ye tsala kipe okumusü acheni.

Nono kimiye chekemi Anipu, anuli eno atilimiqo

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OUR HEARTS STILL ACHE WITH SADNESS AND TEARS STILL FLOW. WHAT IT MEANT TO LOSE YOU, NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW. WE HOLD YOU CLOSE WITHIN OUR HEARTS, WHERE YOU ALWAYS REMAINED AND WILL ALWAYS REMAIN. TO WALK WITH US THROUGHOUT OUR LIVES UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN. Ever loving Ama and loved ones

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Born : 28.12.1974 – Died : 11.06.2016 Through this column, we would like to sincerely convened our profound gratitude to all individuals, friends and churches who stood by us physically and spiritually at the demise of Lt. C. Mhonthung Tsanglao after prolonged illness.

We conveyed our special thanks to ;1. Wokha Town Baptist Church 2. Molonsu Colony Wokha Town 3. EAC Changpang 4. Changpang II Baptist Church 5. ADC Bhandari & Staff 6. Sankiton Wokha Town Ekhung We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually but the good Lord blesses you all abundantly.

Loving; Wife, brothers, sisters and families.

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1941 – 15.06.2016

Born : 23-02-1966 – Died : 07-06-2016

Born : 01.07.1938 – Died: 19.06.2006

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We the bereaved family members would like extend our heartiest and sincere gratitude to each and every individual, churches, friends, neighbours and well-wishers who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually during the prolonged illness an till the sad demise of our beloved Lt. Tokhei Kinimi on 7th June 2016.

We convey our special thanks to :1. Dr. Hokheto Chophi, Pastor SBCK. 2. Nishili S Aye, Asst, Pastor Ministers Hill 3. Shri. Pukhayi Sumi, Parliamentary Secretary Nagaland 4. New Minister Hill Panchayat 5. Minister Hill Lhothemi Kuposhukulu.

6. Aichisaghemi Community Kohima.

7. S.T.K.K. Kohima.

8. Staff G.M.S. New Ministers Hill.

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

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Significant parts of northern Fallujah, where thousands of civilians are believed to remain, have yet to be retaken.

In December 2015, Abadi announced the liberation of Ramadi, the capital of Anbar province where Fallujah lies, but it took several more weeks of fighting to establish full control. In the deserted, recently reconquered neighbourhoods of the insurgent bastion known in Iraq as the “City of Mosques”, elite forces were consolidating positions, stocking up on food and weapons. Dozens of bodies of dead IS fighters were left to rot under blankets amid the rubble of homes destroyed by air strikes, rockets or controlled explosions of the hundreds of bombs the jihadists themselves laid across the city.

Dt. Kohima, the 18th June 2016.

In partial modification of this office notification of even number dated 15th June 2016, the Common Selection Board in an emergency meeting held on 18th June 2016 has provisionally selected the following NSEE-I candidates for undergoing studies in under graduate course in agriculture, nursing and allied courses for the session 2016-2017. The revised selection was necessiated due to additional allocation of 1(one) seat in B.Sc. Forestry and 1(one) seat in B.Sc. Horticulture. Other terms and conditions will remain the same as notified earlier.

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Syria and in Libya in recent weeks “We promised you the liberation of Fallujah and we retook it. Our security forces control the city except for small pockets that need to be cleared within the coming hours,” Abadi said.

Military commanders explained that the forces had raised the flag over the government compound in the centre of 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, federal police chief Raed Shaker Jawdat told AFP. The overall commander of the operation, Lieutenant General Abdulwahab al-Saadi, said that “Iraqi forces have now liberated 70 percent of the city”.

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Colombo, Jun 18 (PTI): India strongly believes that its economic growth must bring benefits to its neighbours, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today as a stadium in Jaffna renovated by India was jointly inaugurated by him along with Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena. While thanking India for its assistance, Sirisena said Lanka was committed to strengthening bilateral relations even though there may be wrong understandings and interpretations at times.

Modi, along with Sirisena, inaugurated the Duraiappah Stadium, named in honour of a former Mayor of Jaffna late Alfred Thambirajah Duraiappah.

The stadium, in disuse since 1997, has been renovated by the Indian government at a cost of over Rs.7 crore. Describing it as a “landmark day”, Modi assured Sri Lanka that India will “walk side by side” with

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We the bereaved family members would like to extend our deepest gratitude to our neighbours, friends, relatives and every individual who stood by us physically, emotionally, financially and through prayers during the illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Late Imyanglula on 15.06.16. We deeply appreciate the care and support rendered to us during our moment of grief. It is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

We specially convey our special thanks to : 1. Doctors & nurses of CIHSR (Referral Hospital) 2. Mrs. Longkoknaro Nurse, Sonowal Mariani, Assam 3. Jorhat Ao Baptist Church 4. Naga United Ao Baptist Arogo 5. Waromong Senso Telongjem Diphupar Area.

6. Sumi Baptist Church, Naga United Village 7. T. Island Welfare Society, Dimapur 8. Tabernacle Baptist Chruch, Naga United Village 9. Hoito Baptist Akukuhou.

10. Police Baptist Church, Diphupar.

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MR. NCHUMTHUNG E HUMTSOE B.V.Sc. MR. LUDOWE LOMI MS. MEZHÜSENUO MHASI MR. NONGLENTHUNG R JUNGIO MS. TUNATOLI K CHISHI MS. HILITO SUMI MS. KIKALI G SUMI MS. MHONRONI KIKON MR. ABETO H SWU MS. MEDENO PESEYIE MR. KAIMEDINLUNG MS. T CHOMANGPILA -BT-1 (SANGTAM) MS. IHEIPEULE HAIKAM- BT-2 (ZELIANG) B.Sc. AGRI MS. REHUNGZEULE MR. NOKYAT Y MR. THEJASELIE KHRO MS. KITISENLA L AIER MS. PINOKALI T SUMI MR. LEEI-EE KONYAK MR. ISUNOKA T SHOHE MR. ONGSHONG B PHOM MR. L SHOPHUKIUNG MS. KENEICHANGUU KESIEZIE MS. KHRIENUO LIEZIETSU MR. NUNGKUMER LEMTUR MR. SHIKAVI MR. KAPE KHALO MS. TULAMENLA MS. TOLIKA SUMI MR. SEDEVILIE KEYHO MR. KHETOHO X CHISHI MS. EVALI I ZHIMOMI MR. METSHEPE LASUH MS. NEIKHROTSO-O KOZA MR. SHEKHOZO VERO MS. AWARENLA IMCHEN MS. ROKONGUNUO RUTH MR. CHICHANBEMO E KIKON MR. R JACKSON CHAWANG-BT-1 (ZELIANG) MR. M. YANGMAN KONYAK -BT-2 (KONYAK) MS. AKHRUVO DAWHUO-BT-3 (CHAKHESANG) MR. KAPITO H YEPUTHO-BT-4 (SUMI KIPHIRE) MR. MURHIKIU Y THONGRU -BT-5 (SANGTAM) B.Sc. HORTICULTURE MR. PANGYANGTI LONGKUMER MS. TANGITLEMLA LONGKUMER MS. POMEI GRACY KONYAK MR. MOATOSHI OZUKUM MS. MEDUNYI-U THOPI MR. KUVELÜZO CHIZO- BT-1 Chakhesang B.Sc. FISHERY MR. SHEPONG L B. PHARMACY MS. MESANO PESEYIE MR. INOLU K YEPUTHOMI MR. SEYIEVIZOLIE ZUMU MR. MANTO KONYAK MR. BOMCHAI L ONG -BT-1 (PHOM) B.Sc. NURSING MS. M KONOM PHOM MS. ASIWA KATH MS. NUZOSALU NYEKHA MS. NAGARHO POJAR MS. ERIWETE-U MERO MR. TOKA JEMU MS. ALOKEU K SHOLHO MS. NINY KHING MS. ZHOVELU PURO-BT- (CHAKHESANG) MS. KEWIMESIN NRIAME-BT- (ZELIANG) B.Sc. MLT MS. YAHOI W KONYAK MS. HUPEKALI K AYEMI MS. WONCHIBENI K EZUNG B.Sc. SERICULTURE MR. B BONGSHET PHOM MS. HANNAH SEB B.Sc. RIT MR. HUVETA KEZO MS. LINO K ACHUMI MS. LILY N NGULLIE B.Sc. OOT MS. DEMEWE-Ü RITSE MS. CHICHANBENI C ERUI MS. TONCHINGSANGLA B.SC HOME SCIENCE MS. TAJUNGRENLA LONGKUMER MS. ADIE KIRE BHMS (HOMEO) MS. WETOU T KHAPE MS. JOLLY KEZ MS. VIMENUO KECHÜ BAMS (AYUR) MS. CEPONO LOHE (Er. Arjun Singh) Director Technical Education K

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Gluttones to release single ‘Super Hero’

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he Gluttones, an alternative pop/rock, synth pop who labels their genre as “Schizophrenic pop” (also known as Schizoid pop) origination from Dimapur, Nagaland.

The band was formed in the mid September 2015 with Sholo Thong on the vocals,

The Gluttones

Nesavoyi Vese on guitars, Katovi Sumi (Alex) on the drums, Mulong Lkr on the bass and Binto Semy on the keys/synth.

The Gluttones represented the state during the Hornbill International Rock Contest, 2015. Though the band did not win the contest,

they gained a lot of fans for their on-stage performances.

They were featured on The Northeast Today magazine three times and was also included in the, “10 Northeast bands to watch out in 2016”, list compiled by the magazine.

The band auditioned and

were selected for the ongoing first edition of Summer Beat Contest, Version 1.0, initiated

by Blend Productions. The finale of the contest will take place on July 2.

Apart from their show at the Hornbill International Rock Contest, 2015 the band also performed at the Magnum Opus, a music and Art Festival organized by Act of Kindness in collaboration with North East Zone Cultural Centre (NEZCC), Jesus Generation, HisPop, Abiogenesis’ Bumhum 10th anniversary celebration and Rough Road Sessions at Makers Market.

The song “Super Hero” is their first original single, recorded and produced at Element Indie Studio, Dimapur. The band says “the song speaks about our father, who is our real life superhero and they are much stronger even without any fancy costume”.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, June 19, 2016

Dancing Star Nagaland to Abel Toluvi Assumi to release single start audition for season 2 A

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ancing Star Nagaland Season 2, auditions starts from 1st July Kohima and 3rd July Dimapur. The organizers invites interested and amateur dancers to compete at the best dance competition in Nagaland.

Forms will be available at CityKart(Midland, Dmp), Kutz Hair & Beauty Salon(Chishi Marketing Complex,Dmp), Popular Bakery (PR Hill, Kma). Intersted individuals/groups are informed to hurry as the forms are limited. Costume, make-up and medical assistance will be provided, the winners will walk away with a cash prize of Rs. 75,000 (individual) & Rs. 1,00000 (group),surprise gift for the runners up, best performer will be awarded every round. For further details please contact +91 9862713774/+91 8014061740.

bel Toluvi Assumi, a violinist by profession is about all set to change course and put his raspy voice into his new single ‘Ipuh Kuxu’ which means ‘My Dads’ Life’.

The song is a gift to his dad for this Fathers’ Day and this song has a touching story behind it.

He was inspired to write the last year during the Fathers’ Day when his dad was in the hospital fighting for his life when the other families were joyously celebrating at home.

He decided to compose and sing this song to his dad as a surprise Fathers’ Day gift

at the hospital last year.

But he couldn’t officially release this song then. But now He wants to dedicate this song to his dad and all other fathers and above all to our Heavenly Father as a thanksgiving for the life of his dad.

VJ'S COACHING CENTRE CONGRATULATIONS

Dear Students, Its gives me immense happiness to extend my heartiest congratulations to all of you who passed in the recently concluded HSLC/HSSLC examination 2016. Your huge achievements of hard work and perseverance are truly outstanding. I salute you for your quest of brilliance. I further thank the teaching staff for their dedication and successful students for bringing laurels to the Institute.

So with warmest regards and good luck for a successful future.

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HAPPY FATHER’S DAY

Thank you father for being a special, loving, caring father Rokuoneizo Nagi. Father you are the best that no one can take your place for me and, our family Rokuovizo Nagi. Thank you father for you are always there for me and all when we are in needs of help, support, love, care and guidance Viphre Nagi. Thank you for being really unpredictable loving wonderful father to our children. May God bless you for everything. Wife. We love you Daddy, you are truly special. We pray for you. Thank you God, for giving us such a wonderful father to take care of us. Bless our Daddy with good health and long life so that he continue to take care, guide and lead us to have a bright future Amen.

Thank you Daddy for everything.

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With immense joy and appreciation, we would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Yanchopeni Kikon, D/o Mrs. Santsulo & Mr. Mhonlumo Kikon of Yimpang Village for securing Top position in BA (Education Honours) under Nagaland University Undergraduate Semester Examination 2016.

May our Almighty God continue to bless you abundantly and guide you in all your future endeavours.

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Dr. M.M Thromwa Konyak Supports to C.L. John, Minister for Rural Development & REPA, Govt. of Nagaland

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The former B.J.P Candidate of 45th Tehok A/C said that, after thorough analyzation of the political pros and cons of 45th Tehok A/C, have voluntarily declared to support to the present Hon'ble Minister for Rural Development and REPA Shri. C. L John, while acknowledging his outstanding contribution in all round developmental activities and his seriousness in bringing peace and solution to the Nagas, and assured to relentlessly serve the people with him so as to pave way for further integrity and development of the area in particular and Nagaland as a whole. Dr. M.M. Thromwa Konyak beseeches all concern area people to follow suit by adhering the valuable and benevolent deeds rendered to the people of the area by Hon'ble Minister and urged to strengthen the DAN Government for a better tomorrow. Further wish the present Hon'ble Minister a sound health to guide the people as a mentor and veteran politician.

(Dr. M. M Thromwa Konyak) Former APP Leader, Nagaland State Unit, Former 16th 2014 (Lok Sabha) intending Candidate, Nagaland State.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, June 19, 2016

Gutsy India settle for silver in Champions Trophy

Murray enters Queen’s final

Colombia through to Copa America semis

Loew critical of Euro 2016 format

Jubilant Colombian players run towards the keeper after their penalty shoot-out victory in New Jersey.

London, Jun 18 (Agencies): Andy Murray will have the chance to win successive Queen’s titles after beating Marin Cilic in Saturday’s semi-finals. The defending champion will now advance into the Aegon Championship final where he will play Milos Raonic or Bernard Tomic after winning 6-3 4-6 6-3 against Cilic. Murray has now won all three Queen’s meetings against Cilic after previously claiming the 2013 final and profiting from a walk-over in 2011.

The British No 1 sent out an ominous warning by breaking at the second attempt before fending off four break points to maintain that lead throughout the opening set. As Cilic’s strength against the serve began to wane, Murray finished the first set with aplomb. He broke for a second time, not allowing Cilic a single point as he whipped a cross-court winner beyond him.

Cilic, a former US Open champion like Murray, threw the kitchen sink at the beginning of the second set but somehow couldn’t break. At 1-1, Murray gritted his teeth and saved break point but he couldn’t do so when Cilic rallied for a 4-3 lead.

The Croatian then held his own serve from 0-40 down and forced a deciding set, but Murray broke at the first time of asking after a brilliant winner from behind his own base-line.

He held that slim advantage for the duration, forcing Cilic to save match points on his own serve, before Murray booked a spot in the final with an ace.

The India team walk round the pitch after lodging a protest concerning the penalty shoot out Paris, Jun 18 (Agencies): during the 1st and 2nd place match between Australia and India on day six of the FIH Men’s Germany manager Joachim L o e w s ay s t h e 1 6 - t e a m Champions Trophy at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London. Friday. (AP/PTI)

London, Jun 18 (PTI): The Indian hockey team settled for a silver medal in its best ever Champions Trophy performance after the spirited side went down 1-3 to world champions Australia in a controversy-marred summit clash penalty shootout here.

Only Harmanpreet Singh was able to score in the shootout, while SK Uthappa, SV Sunil and Surender Kumar all hit wide off the target. Just four attempts were required from the two teams as Australia had gained a winning 3-1 lead.

Aran Zalewski, Daniel Beale and Simon Orchard scored for Australia, while Trent Mitton’s try was blocked by goalkeeper PR Sreejesh.

India thus improved on its bronze medal show in the 1982 edition.

There was plenty of drama in the shootout as Beale’s shot was re-taken after he failed to score and sought a video review. The video umpire asked the shot to be taken again, leaving Indian coach Roelant Oltmans fuming on the sidelines.

At the end of the match, India protested against the second successful attempt awarded to Beale, delaying the final announcement on the result of the match.

The officials assembled to decide on India’s appeal as trophies were removed from the ground and fans also left the stadium.

After discussing the appeal for more than an hour, the jury declared that there was unintentional obstruction on part of Indian goalkeeper PR Sreejesh in the seventh second thus the re-take of the shot was justified.

The presentation ceremony was later held indoors.

Fancied Australia, looking for their 14th Champions Trophy title, faced a stiff fight from the Indians, who were playing their first final, but raised the level to come within striking distance of the title.

Australia wasted a penalty stroke in the second quarter and India failed to capitalise on their superiority in numbers when Australia were down to nine men for a short while in

the third quarter.

India made the first foray into the circle in the ninth minute when Mandeep Singh broke in from the right flank and his shot rebounded off Australian goalkeeper Andrew Charter.

The ball went to Uthappa, who had the opportunity to have a measured crack at the goal, but sent a rushed reverse hit wide to the right.

I n t h e n ex t m i nu t e, Australia laid siege on the Indian citadel through four successive penalty corners, but goalkeeper Sreejesh brought off two fine saves. In the end, it was defender Surender Kumar who rushed out to block the penalty corner flick and the ball went out of the circle.

Talwinder Singh exchanged passed with Nikkin Thimmaiah and went into the circle from left, but he got into a very narrow angle and posed no danger as he shot straight into the goalkeeper’s pads.

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European Championship f o r m a t wa s “ i d e a l ” a n d bemoaned the 2016 expansion to 24 teams. European soccer’s governing body Uefa expanded the tournament after Euro 2012, but Low says he preferred the old format as it made every match meaningful. Before Euro 2016, only the top two from the four groups advanced straight into the quarter-finals, but the introduction of eight extra teams means that there is an additional knock-out round this time round. “The 16 teams was ideal. It made for great matches from day one.” Low said.

“This is a different situation and a return to the

old system is obviously not possible anymore. So we have to accept that.” Loew feels that the tournament has become too open, with smaller teams adopting a defensive mentality with the knowledge that they can for broke in the final match should they need to.

“Teams with one point from two matches still have a chance for the Round of 16. That is not very fair but it is what it is,” Loew, who is managing Germany in his third Euros, said. “The smaller nations like Albania or Wales are defensively very well schooled. They see their chance in that, so that is why we had only up to two goals per game until yesterday’s Spain win over Turkey.”

AR organises volleyball match

Dimapur, Jun 18 (NPN): 9 Assam Rifles organised a friendly volley ball match between troops of Assam Rifles and Kezo town at Chakabama on June 15. The volley ball match was organised in order to strengthen the bond and mutual co-operation between Assam Rifles and local populace of Kezo town. The winner team was presented with prizes and individual prizes were given to the participants to boost up the morale of players.

N e w J e r s e y, J u n 1 8 (Agencies): Colombia reached the semi-finals of the Copa America Centenario by beating Peru on penalties at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.

The two teams played out a low-key goalless draw on Friday, Colombia with the better chances until stoppage time, when Peru defender Christian Ramos threatened a dramatic winner.

C o l o m b i a ’s A r s e n a l goalkeeper David Ospina then saved from Miguel Trauco before Christian Cueva’s miss handed Colombia a 4-2 win in the shootout to send them through to the last four of the competition for the first time since 2004.

“Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, and today luck was on our side in the penalties,” said Colombia star

James Rodriguez.

“Our goal was to get into the semi-finals at least and we’ve done that. Now we want to win the title.”

Carlos Bacca’s early run and shot drew a sharp save from Peru keeper Pedro Gallese while at the other end, Paulo Guerrero’s cross was headed over by Edison Flores.

The best chance yet came when Colombia captain James curled a shot with his weaker right foot from 20 yards against the base of a post, with Bacca putting the rebound wide from a tight angle.

The rest of the opening period passed in scrappy fashion and that pattern continued after the break as Colombia were given an early free-kick which James curled straight at Gallese.

Bacca headed straight at the keeper while Peru forward

Flores drilled a free-kick straight into the wall.

Ramos made a crucial clearance to prevent Cuadrado’s cross reaching Bacca and Jeison Murillo headed James’ freekick well wide.

Ospina made a vital stoppage-time save from Ramos’ header, taking the game straight to penalties, with Copa America rules specifying no extra time until the final.

He then saved Peru’s third penalty, from full-back Trauco, with his right foot before Cueva put the fourth over the bar to send Colombia through.

Ospina believes Colombia can reach the final on June 26.

They will next play either Mexico or defending champions Chile - who meet in the quarters at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara on Saturday night - for a place in the final.

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Late own goal denies Iceland victory

Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, June 19, 2016

Satish, Sumit advance in World Olympic Qualifiers

BAKU, Jun 18 (PTI): Asian Games bronze-medallist Satish Kumar and Sumit down the right flank before Sangwan notched up facile setting up Lukaku in front wins to enter the second round of the Ireland penalty box.

The Everton centre-forward produced a clinical finish from the edge of the box to put the Belgians ahead.

Axel Witsel doubled the margin a short while later, exploiting some poor marking by the Irish defence to head in a cross into the penalty box

by Thomas Meunier. It was Witsel’s first goal in a Belgian jersey in almost two years.

The third goal showcased the speed and counter-attacking ability of the Belgium team. Meunier dispossessed James McClean deep inside the Belgian half before quickly sending the ball forward for Hazard. The Chelsea forward made a fast, unchallenged run down the left flank before finding Lukaku at the edge of the Ireland penalty box.

Ireland goalkeeper Darren Randolph could only watch helplessly as Lukaku buried the ball into the net with a powerful finish.

Balazs Dzsudzsak runs with the ball under close attention from Iceland star Gylfi Sigurdsson (right). goal against Hungary in the 38th minute.

The shot from the penalty spot gave Iceland a 1-0 halftime lead over Hungary in Group F of the European Championship.

Sigurdsson shot low and hard in the 40th minute after a chaotic scramble in the box.

Hungary goalkeeper Gabor Kiraly dropped the ball and then defender Tamas Kadar was whistled for fouling Aron Gunnarsson.

Hungar y had earlier dominated possession but Iceland had the better chances, with Kiraly getting down to save a shot from Johann Gudmundsson.

A firework was thrown onto the field by Hungarian fans as Sigurdsson prepared to take his penalty. That followed earlier disorder by Hungarian supporters, including lighting a flare during the national anthems and clashes with stewards before the game.

in Europe, World no.2 Belgium started their campaign in an embarrassing manner as they were thoroughly outclassed by Italy. However, they convincingly re-established their credentials on Saturday by showcasing awesome attacking ability. Playing a five-man midfield with Kevin de Bruyne as the playmaker behind lone striker Lukaku, Belgium dominated the proceedings and regularly put the Irish defence into trouble with their excellent play and fast counters.

Ireland manager Martin O’Neil had employed a similar formation to the Belgians with Shane Long as the centre-forward, but their long ball tactics were not enough to beat the Belgium defence.

Only some desperate defending enabled the Irish to maintain a clean sheet in the first half, but the quality in the Belgium team ultimately proved to be too much for them. Belgium took the lead almost immediately after the break. A fast counter saw de Bruyne make a splendid run

Yuva Olympiad concludes

Zverev dethrones Federer in Halle

Paris, Jun 18 (Agencies): Birkir Saevarsson scored a late own-goal in 88th minute to give Hungary a 1-1 draw with Iceland in another European Championship game marred by crowd trouble.

Saevarsson turned the ball into his own net off a cross from Nemanja Nikolic in the 88th minute. The goal was followed by several loud firecrackers and flares from sections of Hungary fans.

Gylfi Sigurdsson had given Iceland the lead from the penalty spot in the 40th minute.

He shot low and hard to the right of Hungary goalkeeper Gabor Kiraly after the referee ruled defender Tamas Kadar had fouled Aron Gunnarsson.

Before the match, Hungarian fans clashed with stewards and police and threw flares onto the field.

Hungary missed the free kick in 65th minute. It was a narrow escape. The free kick could prove the game changer for Hungary.

Gylfi Sigurdsson of Iceland scored the first penalty

Dimapur, Jun 18 (NPN): Assam Rifles in a joint venture with Young Indians, Nagaland Chapter organised the Yuva Olympiad at State Stadium Dimapur on June 17and 18.

Around 650 participants from 15 colleges from Dimapur and surrounding areas took part in the two days event.

The event was organised to promote sports among youth of colleges of Dimapur. The Olympiad comprised of track/ field events for boys and girls of almost every college.

The closing ceremony’ of the Olympiad was graced

by Parliamentary Secretary for Labour, Employment, Skill Development and Border Affairs, Mmhonlumo Kikon and Commander of 6 Sector AR, Brig Brijesh Dhiman as the chief guest and guest of honour.

Kikon appreciated the great efforts of Assam Rifles as well as Young Indians for making the

contention for a spot in the knockout phase of Euro 2016 with a dominant 3-0 thumping of Ireland in a Group E match at the Stade de Bordeaux here on Saturday.

Romeru Lukaku (48th, 70th minutes) struck twice for the highest ranked team in the tournament while Axel Witsel (61st) also found himself on the scoresheet. Lukaku thus became the first Belgian to score twice in a game at a major tournament since current manager Marc Wilmots did so against Mexico in the 1998 World Cup -- coincidentally also held in France. Saturday’s result also extended Belgium’s unbeaten run against Ireland to eight matches, including three wins.

Belgium have now risen from the bottom of the group table to the second spot behind title contenders Italy with three points from two matches. Ireland fell to the bottom of the group and virtually out of contention for a last 16 berth with a single point after two matches and goal difference Belgium roared back into -3.The highest ranked team

Lukaku double sees off Ireland

Winners of Yuva Olympiad with the chief guest. event a grand success. He also cooperation and assistance in interacted with athletes and all such kind of events in the said such kind of events would future. surely promote towards sportsApart from providing manship and development of college students a platform to Nagaland state. showcase their talent, the ‘Yuva Brig Brijesh Dhiman also Olympiad’ also aimed at imbibexpressed gratitude to Young ing qualities of ‘sportsmanship’ Indians for immense assistance amongst them. as well as appreciated the efforts Medals were awarded to of youth from elite colleges of the participants who excelled in Dimapur which showed great various track and field events. enthusiasm, discipline and The Trophy for the tournament cooperation throughout the was lifted by SD Jain College, tournament. He also assured Dimapur for the year 2016-17.

of the International Boxing Association’s World Olympic Qualification tournament.

Satish defeated Manase Kaho Raikadroga of Tonga

3-0 to set up a clash with Ireland’s Dean Gardiner.

Sumit, on the other hand, got the better of Trinidad’s Andrew Fermin 3-0.

UEFA charge Croatia for crowd trouble

Uefa has opened disciplinary proceedings against Croatia following crowd trouble during their Euro 2016 2-2 draw with the Czech Republic on Friday.

European football’s governing body have charged Croatia after their fans set off fireworks, threw objects and made racist chants at the Stade Geoffroy Guichard in Saint-Etienne. Croatia boss Ante Cacic called the supporters who threw flares on to the pitch in the 86th minute “sports terrorists”. Referee Mark Clattenburg suspended the match briefly with Croatia leading 2-1, and when play resumed, the Czechs equalised through a 93rd minute Tomas Necid penalty.

“They are not really Croatia supporters. These people are scary and I call them hooligans,” Cacic said.

The Turkish Football Federation has also been charged after their supporters set off fireworks, threw objects and invaded the field of play during Friday’s 3-0 defeat to Spain.

Halle, Jun 18 (Agencies): Roger Federer’s bid to win a ninth Halle Open title was ended in the semi-finals on Saturday by teenage German Alexander Zverev, who defeated the 17-time Grand Slam champion 7-6 5-7 6-3.

Federer was looking to reach the final of his traditional pre-Wimbledon tune-up in Germany for an unprecedented 11th time, but found the bigserving 19-year-old too formidable. The Swiss world No 3 had not lost to a teenager for nearly 10 years gives an indication of Zverev’s considerable potential. Zverev dropped just four points on serve in the opening set to thae the tiebreak 7-4.

Federer earned a break of serve at 5-5 with a beautiful dropshot in the second set to restore parity but Zverev responded strongly to dethrone the reigning Halle champion.

Zimbabwe shock India by 2 runs in 1st T20

Harare, Jun 18 (PTI): A fancied India suffered a shocking two-run defeat at the hands of an unheralded Zimbabwe as they failed to chase down a tricky target in the first T20 International cricket match, here today.

Chasing a target of 171, India were restricted to 168 for six with seamer Neville Madziva bowling a brilliant over to give the hosts a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.

After a 3-0 cakewalk in the preceding ODI series, India were brought down to earth by this embarrassing defeat in which captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s reputation as a finisher again took a beating.

Needing only 8 off the final over, Dhoni who couldn’t connect a single big shot during his sedate 19 off 17 balls. Surprisingly, Dhoni took single to expose Himachal Pradesh’s Rishi Dhawan (1), who simply lacked quality or ability to hit the ball out of the park.

Madziva bowled fuller and a few length deliveries, mixing it up nicely as the few hundreds of Zimbabwean supporters were ecstatic Zimbabwean batsman Elton Chigumbura and in joy.

IPL regulars like Manish Neville Madziva hug, during the T20 International Pandey (48) and Axar Patel (18) cricket match against India.

did their bit to set it up but when it mattered the most, the little known Zimbabwean boys, none of whom have franchise contract in private leagues did it for their country.

With 79 required off 42 balls, Pandey decided to take on rival captain Graeme Cremer, hitting him for two consecutive sixes as 16 runs came off the 14th over in company of skipper Dhoni.

With Pandey getting a boundary off Neville Madziva’s next over that produced 12 runs -- India’s victory bid was back on track with 38 runs coming off three overs.

Just when it looked that Pandey will take India home, he mistimed a lofted shot off Muzarabani’s bowling to get out for 48 off 35 balls having hit a four and three sixes.

This brought down the equation to 28 off 16 balls. However Axar Patel hit one of the biggest sixes of the match over long-on to bring the equation down to 21 from 12 balls.

A four and six off penultimate over saw Axar bring down the equation to 8 from the last over which the Indians failed to get. India will play second ,atch at the same venue on Monday.

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