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Free medical testing facilities in all govt health centres from July

Maradona declines offer to commentate with Pele

Climate change may affect food, water security: UN chief

northeast, Page 5

sports, Page 16

international, Page 12

71% under matric in DoSE SHOCKING FIGURE OF UNDER QUALIFIED EMPLOYEES

D i m a p u r , M ay 31(NPN): Nagaland Congress has disclosed that as on April 26,2017 there were 24,400 employees under the School Education department out of which 20,538(84%)were teaching and 3862(16%) nonteaching staff. Media Cell of Nagaland Congress cited the facts and statistics as per RTI information. Further, it stated that most of the employees (71%) under the school education department were under matric.

Maintaining that education being a crucial subject for which the qualification of teachers was mandatory for providing quality education, NLC alleged that the state government was instead appointing under e qualified/unqualified/ doubtful candidates and experimenting with children’s education as guinea pigs. It said mass appointments of such candidates to schools was one reason why government schools were faring very poorly in successive examinations. NLC also raised the past scams over appointments of bogus, ghost and

proxy teachers but for which no action has been taken by the government.

NLC therefore appealed to tribal bodies, educated unemployed, conscientious NGOs and individuals in all districts to undertake serious probe into the matter. As of May 31,2017 there were 3795 MA/MSc and 19,998 BA/ BSc graduates unemployed as per record under the Employment, Skill & Entrepreneurship department.

According to the RTI, out of 24,400 employees, 9% or 2140 were MA/MSc/ MPhil/PhD while 33% or 8116 were BA/BSc; 36% or 8862 were Matriculate/ PU and 22% or 5282 were under-matric and diploma.

The nature of appointments of the 24,400 employees were as follows: 2426(Ad Hoc),308(Conti ngency),254(Contract),1 244(Fixed),17,753(Regul ar),2260(Temporary) and 155(others).

According to NLC, 59% or 14,292 employees were appointed during 2003-2017 under the following categories: Adhoc -96%(

CM in France, pays tribute to the WW-I Naga Labour Corps

Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu laying wreath at the gravestone of Shikhu, France.

K O H IMA , MAY 3 1 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu laid a wreath at the Indian memorial at Neuve Chapelle, France on Wednesday.

The memorial contain a plaque in which names of Naga Labour Corps feature.

It was installed in honour of

Fuel prices hiked

NEW DELHI, MAY 31 (PTI): Petrol price was today hiked by Rs 1.23/ltr and diesel by 89 paise a litre in sync with rising international fuel rates. Increase in price, effective midnight tonight, comes on the back of a Rs 2.16/ltr cut in petrol and Rs 2.10 a ltr reduction in diesel prices effected from May 16.

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the Indian army and labour corps who fought in France during WW-I. According to Chief Minister’s Office, the year 2017 is significant for the Naga labour corps as 2017 marks the 100th anniversary of the Naga Labour Corps participation in “The Great War”.

Dr. Liezietsu also visited the Indian cemetery at Ayette and laid a wreath at the gravestone of one Shikhu, of the Naga labour corps. The chief minister was accompanied by Director External Relations of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Liz Sweet. In commemoration of the 100 years of the NLC, state government on April 21 dedicated a monolith in Kohima, in honour of the NLC for their participation and sacrifices in the great WW-I.

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MA/BA appointed were under the category: Adhoc-3%(69:2333), Contingency-28%(79:286), Contract-90%(225:250), Fixed-28%(336:1179), Regular-50%(4420:8796) and Temporary-39%(532:1375).

District-wise break up : Dimapur District total 4272 employees; MA/MSc+ candidates are 406 (9%); BA/BSc 1546 (36%); Matric/PU 1608 (38%) & Others 712 (17%).

Kohima District total 3002 employees; MA/MSc+ 435 (14%); BA/BSc 1038 (34%); Matric/PU 915 (30%) Others 2388 (22%).

Mokokchung District total 3115 employees; MA/MSc+ 351 (11%); BA/BSc 1238 (40%); Matric/PU 1019 (31%) & Others 507 (18%).

Zunheboto District total 2655 employees; MA/MSc+ 137 (5%); BA/BSc 633 (24%); Matric/PU 1353 (51%) Others 532 (20%).

Wokha District total 1565 employees: MA/MSc+ 184 (12%); BA/BSc 585 (37%); Matric/PU 512 (33%) & Others 284 (18%).

Phek District total 2079 employees; MA/MSc+ 159 (8%); BA/BSc 719 (34%); Matric/PU 688 (33%) & Others 513 (25%).

Tuensang District total 2402 employees; MA/MSc+ 142 (6%); BA/BSc 712 (30%); Matric/PU 1057 (44%) & Others 491 (20%).

Mon District total 2066 employees; MA/MSc+ 130 (6%); BA/BSc 600 (29%); Matric/PU 763 (37%) & Others 573 (28%).

Peren District total 1109 employees; MA/MSc+ 100 (9%); BA/BSc 435 (39%); Matric/PU 221 (20%) & Others 353 (32%).

Kiphire District total 1095 employees; MA/MSc+ 60 (5%); BA/BSc 303 (28%); Matric/PU 434 (40%) & Others 298 (27%).

Longleng District total 1033 employees; MA/MSc+ 34 (3%); BA/BSc 264 (26%); Matric/PU 362 (35%) & Others 373 (36%).

In Longleng District, MA/MSc degree holders is only 3%, BA/BSc 26% and huge 71% PU/Matric/Under Matric.

In Zunheboto District, MA/MSc etc is only 5%, BA/BSc is 24% and huge 71% PU/Matric/Under Matric.

In Kiphire District, MA/MSc etc is only 5% and 67% PU/Matric/Under Matric.

In Mon District, MA/MSc etc is only 6% and 65% PU/Matric/Under Matric.

In Tuensang District, MA/MSc etc is only 6% and 64% PU/Matric/Under Matric.

NEW DELHI, MAY 31 (PTI): Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose died in an aircrash in 1945, the government today said, putting to an end a controversy that refuses to be buried about the freedom fighter having survived the accident.

The Ministry of Home Affairs said in a reply to an RTI application from a Kolkata resident that the government had come to this conclusion after considering the reports of various committees that probed the death of Bose, who, many believed, had not perished in the crash.

After considering the reports of the Shah Nawaz Committee, the Justice GD Khosla Commission and the Justice Mukherjee Commission of Enquiry, the government concluded that he had died in the crash, the ministry said in its reply.

It also sought to dispel reports that Bose, who was born in 1897, lived in disguise as ‘Gumnami Baba’ -- which was the belief of a large section of Bose’s legion of admirers.

It also said so far 37 files related to Bose had been declassified.

BJP woos Nagaland voters with promise of bringing development Correspondent

K O H IMA , MAY 3 1 (NPN): Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday vowed to transform Nagaland into “paradise” by bringing all forms of development if people give the party an opportunity to form the government in the state.

Addressing the executive meeting of BJP Kohima district at CK Arcade here on Wednesday, BJP national secretary (organisation) i/c Nagaland, Ananta Narayan Mishra, said that Nagaland would witness faster pace of development with the formation of BJP government.

Mishra also stated that since the party was in power at the centre, formation of BJP government in the state would take Nagaland towards development and progress.

Further, he said that the party would work towards providing railway connectivity in all the major district headquarters of the state and also establish AIIMS and cancer institute if BJP formed the government in the state. Mishra

(second from left) Ananta Narayan Mishra, Visasolie Lhoungu and others at Kohima, Wednesday. (NP)

said that major portion of the ongoing four-lane works between Dimapur and Kohima would be completed before next state elections.

BJP national secretary (organisation) clarified that BJP was a not a religious party, but a “social” and cadre-based party with an objective to serve the public. He also highlighted the policies and programmes of BJP. Mishra disclosed that the BJP National president Amit Shah would arrive Kohima and hold a public rally on August 27, 2017.

Meanwhile, he said that BJP would contest in all the seats if suitable can-

didates come forward. He urged the party leaders to work hard to bring BJP to power in the state and also to recommend candidates.

Also, speaking at the meeting, BJP Nagaland unit president, Visasolie Lhoungu, exuded confidence that BJP would come to power in Nagaland in 2018, adding that the state was the next target of the BJP government at the centre. In this regard, he said the party workers should be prepared to accept the challenge. Lhoungu also called upon the party workers to be clear with the party objectives and policies and said BJP was for the people.

Imchen launches PMUY for state MVC condemns firing by Jessami villagers DIMAPUR, MAY 31 (NPN): Matikhru Village Council (MVC) under Meluri, Phek district has condemned the alleged indiscriminate firing upon Matikhru villagers

by Jessami villagers, Manipur while they were working at their paddy fields bordering Manipur on May 27, 2017 between 4pm to 5pm. In a press release, MVC chairman, Masi Katiry, said that “miraculously” none of the villagers were hit by the bullet. Katiry,

Staff Reporter

D IMA P UR , MAY 3 1 (NPN): Minister Environment & Forest, Climate Change, Government of Nagaland, Imkong L Imchen launched the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) for Nagaland, here Wednesday at IMC Hall.

In his speech, Imchen said the PMUY was a big initiative taken up by the central government to help women living ‘Below Poverty Line’ lead a healthier life, using LPG instead of the traditional timber fuelled chullahs in their homes.

He said, the initiative would greatly help in keeping a balance in the climatic conditions of the country in line with the United Nation’s call for climatic change.

Imchen also said that as minister in-charge of climate change, he has concern on addressing the degradation of ecology and envi-

however, said that enough evidence has been collected from the scene.

MVC has appealed to all the organizations, hohos, and likeminded people to condemn the incident and rescue Matikhru village. MVC also urged the state government to protect and uphold the territorial boundary of Nagaland and to expedite all pending cases of destruction, encroachment and the firing incidents.

Imkong L.Imchen (L) seen with Parl Secy Tovihoto Aye(NP)

ronment in order to ensure stability for posterity. The minister said the PM with the visionary scheme had not only helped in solving the climatic issue but also has targeted the vulnerable and down-trodden section of the society which also aimed at even the slum dwellers through the women beneficiaries. In the context of Nagaland, Imchen said, the programme would help

in decreasing deforestation which is practised in order to gather timber resulting in huge destruction to the ecological balance.

He said that the programme was clearly not a political agenda but a humane initiative both for the population and the environment which would go a long way in sustaining human civilization.

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BJP dissidents want party president removed of BJP MLA Mhonlumo Kikon. Lhoungu’s loyalty to the party was also questioned over the reported “rumours” that he would be contesting from NPF ticket, saying ‘there is no smoke without fire’.

According to the press release signed by I.K Sema, advisor BJP and ex-dy CM, the dropping of three senior BJP workers hold placards at the demonstration outside the BJP office bearers-James party office at Supermarket, Dimapur on Wednesday. (NP) Staff Reporter

“Who knows? Cattle could become another hot issue in the next election.”

2333:2426), Contingency93%(286:308), Contract98%(250:254), Fixed-95%(1179:1244), Regular-49%(8796:17753), Temporary61%(1375:2260) and not reported-92%(24/26).

Also during 2003-2017

Bose died in 1945: Govt

DIMAPUR, MAY 31 (NPN): Several state BJP workers led by senior party leaders staged a protest/ poster campaign Wednesday here at Supermarket, demanding the removal of Nagaland BJP president Visasolie Lhoungu from his post and against shifting of state BJP headquarter to Kohima that was reportedly proposed by Lhoungu.

Around hundred party workers staged a demonstration against the

party president whom they blamed for party’s inability to function smoothly due to “lack of proper leadership, clear direction, etc”.

Various allegations were levelled against the retired bureaucrat who was elected on January 11, 2016.

Party workers also accused Lhoungu of “functioning like a dictator”, inaction on pressing party matters and keeping in pending for more than six months the memorandum to prime minister and national BJP president regarding sacking

Vizo, Mghato Achumi and Yanghose Sangtam, by Lhoungu citing direction of central leadership, was the doing of Lhoungu.

The party leaders at the meeting resolved to shut down all BJP offices in Nagaland till central BJP oust the incumbent party state president. They also opposed shifting of BJP Hq to Kohima.

BJP suspends 3 party workers

State BJP has suspended three party workers- advisor I.K. Sema, convenor of finance and development committee H.K. Khulu and former spokesperson Yanghose Sangtam, for their anti-party activities with immediate effect. This was stated in a statement issued by State BJP president Visasolie Lhoungu and state general secretary (administration) Eduzu Theluo. The party has also disowned the unauthorised meeting organized by few state BJP members and displayed of placards against the state president on May 31 at Dimapur, the statement stated. Reacting to the suspension, former ACS and finance commissioner H.K.Khulu expressed surprise since the protestors did not shout any slogans at all. Speaking to Nagaland Post, Khulu also said no show cause notice was issued to them by the state party. He claimed that the demand for resignation of the state BJP president was good for the party and also valid.

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‘World No Tobacco Day’ celebrated across Nagaland

Deo Nukhu addressing on World No Tobacco day (NP)

Kesonyu Yhome along with other officials. (NP)

MDLSA members with the participants of walkathon.

Participants holding placards in Mokokchung.

Dr. Denis addressing the gathering.

Participants of the speech competition with teachers.

Dr. Temjen along with the students of LSHSS.

Students and teachers of CHSS taking pledge.

Programme, department of Health & Family Welfare, Wokha, Nagaland.

Peren: The programme was held at town hall in Peren town, with SDO (C), Sarita Yadav as the chief guest. Lamenting on the rampant use and the alarming effects of tobacco in the state, the chief guest made a fervent appeal to spread the awareness amongst the citizens. According to DIPR report, she called upon the gathering to join hands and make a pledge for a tobacco free zone in the district.

Earlier she said that, eighty percent (80 %) of the Naga’s uses tobacco in different forms which involved even the educated people.

CMO Peren, Dr. Denis elaborated the economy effect, the health effect and the environment effect of tobacco uses. In a key note address (DNO, NTCP) Peren, Dr. Sabino stated that 5.4 million people died every year all over the world due to the effect of tobacco uses and its related diseases.

Nagaland ranked as the second highest Tobacco user in the country. The program was chaired by Hoineichin, social worker and vote of thanks was pronounced by Alhing.

CTFS: Chumoukedima Tobacco Free Schools (CTFS) held a combined program with Dr. Narola (M .O) from PHC, Chumoukedima as the resource person at Chumoukedia Town Council conference hall, Chumoukedima.

In a press release by organizing committee, introductory speech was given by principal North Town Hr Sec School, Chumu, B.B Chetri, where he underscored on ill-effects of tobacco use. He highlighted with powerpoint presentation on the use of tobacco and how it was posing a threat to society.

The program ended with a signature campaign by all representative schools. In the prepared speech competition - 1st prize was bagged

by Nishoka G Chishi (Agape Hr Sec School) .2nd prize -

also undertook a slogan writing competition on the theme. Certificates were awarded to the students by the Anti Tobacco Department.

PVHSS Dimapur: In Pranab Vidyapith Higher Secondar y School, Dimapur, principal Monoj Bhattacharjee delivered the introductory & welcome speech. He spoke about the evil effects of tobacco and welcomed Dr. Kaketo H. Yepthomi, ‘Beyond Smile’s –Multispeciality Dental Clinic, Dimapur, who was the speaker. Headmaster L.C.D dwelt upon in detail about the harmful effects of tobacco consumption.

Dr. Kaketo, an ex-student of the school who was not only a doctor, but also a dedicated social worker delivered a very informative and instructive speech on the evils of tobacco citing various datas. A speech competition was organized in which 27 students participated. Dr. Kaketo and Bimal Ojha, A/T were the judges. Abakash Chakraborty, A/T initiated to organize the programme, which was conducted by Siddhartha Sharma, a student. Bimal Ojha delivered the judges opinion and vote of thanks.

Raj Paul was adjudged as the winner, Gourab Deb 2nd and Sandip Debnath 3rd. Lily Chishi & Vitisheli A Awomi from the clinic “Beyond Smile’s” were also present on the occasion.

Drawing and slogan competition among the students were also organized.

MGMHSS: MGM HSS celebrated with variety of programs, such as extempore speech of higher secondary and high school section, poster competition for students of classes 1 to 12 and awareness rally.

Students were made aware

Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAY 31 (NPN): Along with the rest of the country ‘World No Tobacco Day’ was observed across Nagaland under the theme, “tobacco a threat to development” on May 31 in various districts, departments and schools.

In Kohima, the programme was held at Capital Convention Centre with parliamentary secretary of Higher and Technical Education, Deo Nukhu as the chief guest on Wednesday.

Nukhu in his address said the observance of the day was important in Nagaland to create awareness as the state was considered as the 2nd highest tobacco consuming state in India (57%). He commented that the consumption of smokeless tobacco was more harmful than even smoking. He opined that more awareness programme should be created in the state especially for younger generation as consumption of tobacco was on the rise. Stating that causes of death due to tobacco consumption could be prevented through such awareness, Nukhu pointed out that reports indicated higher cancer deaths in Nagaland. Nukhu stressed that control of tobacco consumption needed to be carried out at home, schools, public and working places to improve health and economy of the people and state.

Nukhu suggested that emphasis should be given to eradicate tobacco flow in Nagaland as there was no cultivation, no production, and processing in the state and also encouraged to create more tobacco free zone.

He challenged the gathering to make Kohima the capital of Nagaland a tobacco free zone. Deputy commissioner & chairman district level coordination committee (DLCC), Rajesh Soundararajan advised the students and young generation to be careful so they would not fall prey to tobacco.

Ambassador for tobacco smoke free Kohima, Sievituo Solo testified that with his good health he could travel more than 40 countries on his bamboo bicycle in 6 years and challenged the young people that if they were really determined they could make a difference. He said the youth of Nagaland deserves the good health by abstaining from bad habits and taking tobacco, with which many good and positive things can be contributed to the society.

He suggested the concern department to organize running club community with the aim to promote health and contribute something positive so as to relax for stress and tension. Solo his team project 72 would be collaborating with the Department of Health & Family Welfare to create more street art in and around the districts to ensure awareness to the different groups in the society.

DR. H. Hotokhu Chishi SNO NTCP in slide show presentation stated that as per the global adult tobacco survey 2010 Nagaland stands second highest in India in tobacco consumption 57% i,e. (smoking K

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31% and smokelss 45.3%).

He said Nagaland got gold medallist in Nasopharyngeal carcinoma (cancer) with 15.3% male and 10.8 % female as per the 201214 population based cancer survey (ICMR).

Dr. Chishi said in Nagaland the tobacco profile in 8-13 years age group in school were 28.3% already on tobacco habits, smoking 15% and buying tobacco for parents 41.2%. He said status of second hand smoke exposure (passive smokers in adults) home exposure -80%, work place -65% and public place – 32%. He disclosed that altogether 121 schools in the state declared tobacco free (Kohima 36, Dimapur- 85), 15 colleges (Kohima-4, Dimapur-11), tobacco free in 4 public places in Dimapur district and 7 villages declared tobacco free (Kohima-3, Dimapur2, Wokha-1 and Zunheboto-1). The programme was chaired by additional Director, H&FW, Tali Jamir.

Toshimeren Walling of G. Rio School presented the voice of children where he challenged the gathering to abstain from smoking and taking tobacco, special song was presented by the students of little flower school Kohima students, 16 children from different school who participated in the essay competition were given certificate and cash prizes by Dr. Hotokhu Chishi SNO, NTC, Rita Angami a tobacco free consumer also shared her life testimony in the program and while vote of thanks was proposed

by Dr. Vikeyie Losu Addl.

Director DH&FW. Representative from Philimi village, Khonoma and Jotsoma highlighted their success story of free tobacco in their villages.

Salesian College Kuda village: In Salesian College, Kuda village the day was observed at the college auditorium with DC Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome as chief guest and CMO Dimapur, Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi as guest of honour. Addressing the gathering Kesonyu remarked that the North Eastern states were less developed as compared to other states and in addition Mizoram has come in first as highest tobacco consumption state followed by Nagaland. Kesonyu lamented that this was not something to be proud of but rather a very tragic position. Quoting “a healthy mind needs a health body” he said for a healthy body there was need to abstain from any products that affected the body and urged the citizens, specially the student community to be smart and refrain from tobacco products.

Dr. K. Vikato said in order to maintain good health, one needed to eat healthy and should not be addicted to those products that were harmful to health.

He also informed that 100 schools and 2 villages have been declared tobacco free in Dimapur and requested all the teachers, students, officials and all associated to keep helping the department in their future endeavours.

At the programme prepared speech were also presented by student representative of J.N. Aier College,

Immanuel College and S.M College respectively.

The programme was led by PNF Fr. Joe, welcome address and acknowledgement by principal Salesian College, Fr. Polycarp, keynote address by District Nodal Officer NTCP, Dr. C. Tetseo, voice of tobacco victim by Dulal Poodar and special numbers were presented by St. Paul Higher Secondary School and Salesian College students. (Staff Reporter) MDLSA: The Mokokchung District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) organized a “walk-a-thon” from the Town Square to Imkongmeren Sports Complex, Wednesday, to obseve the day, which was flagged off

by MDLSA retainer lawyer I Imkong Jamir. Addressing the participants of the walkathon, at the Imkongmeren Sports Complex, Dr. Funit Longchar, BDS, PGDMLS stated that widespread prevalence of tobacco use and negative health effects currently leads to 6 million deaths every year. He said, apart from tobacco abusers many thousands of non users are exposed to second hand smoke. He further cited that chewing of betel nut was equally dangerous, leading to oral cancer, as much as smoking. He urged the gathering to stay away from things which were injurious to health and be ‘preventers’ from self victimisation. Vote of thanks was proposed by principal district session judge & chairman MDLSA Khape Koza. The walkathon was led by MDLSA panel lawyers Limanungsang, Maongtula, Sentila Longchar, Ajungla and members of the PLVs. (Correspondent) ABAM: Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang (ABAM) has been observing “day of abstinence from intoxicating item” from 2016 onward. On Wednesday ABAM observed “a day of abstinence from intoxicating item” in the entire Mokokchung district by observing prayers and non-use of intoxicants in the offices both government, private and shops. Some of the towns in Mokokchung district have successfully observed the whole day without selling any intoxicants. A special one hour programme was organized at Imlong Place, Mokokchung Town with the members from Mokokchung area Ao Baptist churches and leaders from different apex bodies. Members from the churches assembled with play cards inculcating the effects of intoxicating items, while ABAM distributed a leaflet on the hazardous health effects of alcohol and smoking and scripture passages in relation to abstinence from alcohol.

Speakers were R. Ayim Lkr president, All Ward Union Mokokchung and Alemla Mozur secretary, ABAM Women Ministry who opined that unless social bodies and Church association intervened the young people from indulging in the intoxicants, the next generation were at high stake.

Secretary, ABAM Women Ministry expressed a great appreciation to some of the Ao local churches who have adopted detoxification

camp which had positive outcome. She called on to all the local churches to adopt detoxification camp besides other leadership training or spiritual programme.

Chubatemjen coordinator Sunday School, ABAM was prayer leader and programme ended with slogans and mass prayers.

Wokha: Yikhum village became the first village to be declared as Tobacco Free Village under Wokha district on May 31 and declaration was made by CMO, Wokha Dr. Enrithung Lotha at Tiyi Hall, Wokha. According to DIPR report, chairman Lotha Hoho, Mhao Humtsoe who graced the occasion as the chief guest, impressed upon the gathering to discourage the use of tobacco as consumption of tobacco acted as a threat not only to development but also life, family, community and society. Congratulating the village for the achievement he called upon the village community to continue to keep up good work. Delivering the key note address sr. dental surgeon & DNO NTCP, Dr. Merebini Odyuo said, tobacco endangers the lives of millions of people worldwide, threatening the future and development and also undermining efforts to build a healthier, more prosperous and more peaceful world. She called for the elimination of tobacco threat by implementing tobacco measures, which she said would help all nations achieve the sustainable development goals.

Pastor, Yikhum Baptist Church, Zanbemo Kithan informed that through the joint initiative of the church, village council, students union and co-operation of the village community their dream of putting a total ban on sale of tobacco products within the village was made possible. He thanked the people of the village for the support extended towards achieving the same.

It was organized by District Tobacco Control Cell, National Tobacco Control

Grace Sumi (Saint Savio High School). 3rd prize Noklengangien Longkumer (St. Joseph Hr Sec School).

In the painting competition Class 7 category - 1st prize was bagged by Shrabamita ( Little Flower School ) .2nd prize - Karan (North Town Hr Sec School ) 2nd prize - Khupminlal ( St Joseph Hr Sec school ), 3rd prize - Khelileng (St Savio High School ). In class 8 painting category - 1st prize - Kevisekhoü (Little Flower School). 2nd - Samyu Reji ( St Savio High School ) .

2nd - Ruksana (North Town Hr Sec School). 3rd - Sato (Seeds of Hope School).

CTFS comprises of Agape Hr Sec School, Saint Savio High School, St. Joseph Hr Sec School, Little Flower School, Cosmopolitan School, Godwin Hr. Sec. School, North Town Hr Sec School and Seeds of Hope School.

LSHSS Dimapur: In Little Star Hr. Sec. School (LSHSS) Dimapur the Cultural Club of the School presented a skit on the dangers of tobacco consumption.

They graphically displayed the destruction of ambitions and goals that were brought about by careless tobacco consumption. Dr. Temjennungsang Longchari, dental surgeon from Touch Up Dental Clinic and a core group member of the Anti Tobacco Team of Dimapur visited the school and gave a power point presentation on the dangers of tobacco consumption.

Pictures of all the various forms of tobacco popularly available in the market were shown to the students.

He talked about how tobacco consumption could interfere with concentration and hinder academic achievement. The school

that use of tobacco was a hindrance to development.

Principal, Fr.P.S.Varghese and AHM, B.Paul also gave awareness classes.

FAC Mokokchung: Fazl Ali College (FAC) observed the day at its college wherein principal, staffs and the students attended the anti tobacco awareness programme. Principal in her short speech welcomed the medical team and encouraged the students to give their best in learning from the awareness programme.

Dr Moa Jamir district nodal officer for NTCP gave a power point presentation on the awareness and how tobacco threatened health and the development of the society. Dr Tiasenla and Dr Aotula from IMDH also attended the programme.

DPRO Dimapur: On the occasion, DPRO office Dimapur screened short films and documentaries on dangers of tobacco use at Clock Tower junction here Wednesday evening. Hundreds of people attended the screening and the crowd swelled as passers-by joined the event. Several informative and educational films on the harmful effects of tobacco, dubbed in English, Hindi and local dialects, were screened. 32 AR: 32 Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) celebrated World Anti Tobacco Day at Padam Pukhri village, Dimapur with an aim to educate the villagers on various ill effects of tobacco, preventive measures and benefits of quitting tobacco.

CHSS: Christian Higher Secondary School, Dimapur observed the day by having a signature campaign, putting up of antitobacco signages. Teachers and students also pledged against tobacco.

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Born : 04.11.1985 – Died : 25.05.2017 Words are insufficient to express our heartfelt thankfulness and profound gratitude for the immense love and support rendered at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Aotula (Chuchuyimlang) who left us forever to be with the Lord.

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

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2nd DEATH ANNIVERSARY of Lt. N.Lopilo Shitiri (Api)

01-06-2015 Remembering you is easy we do it everyday.

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WEATHER FORECAST June 1

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A couple of thunderstorms

32 25

A couple of thunderstorms

25 20

Aizawl

Guwahati Showers and a heavier t-storm 30 23 Imphal

A couple of thunderstorms

25 20

Itanagar Showers and a heavier t-storm 26 20 Shillong

Cloudy, a t-storm in spots

22 14

Kohima

A couple of thunderstorms

20 18

Dimapur Showers and a heavier t-storm 28 22

A couple of thunderstorms

24 19

Tuensang A couple of thunderstorms

19 14

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, June 1, 2017

Minister of PHED, Chotisuh Sazo (middle) along with parliamentary secretary Dr Benjongliba Aier, ABAM executive secretary Rev Dr Mar Atsongchanger and NSF officials after unveiling 27th NSF general conference monolith at Tzurang valley, Mokokchung on Wednesday, May 31, 2017.

DIMAPUR: Minister of PHED, Chotisuh Sazo urged upon the conglomeration of Naga Students’ Federation to be agents of change by changing oneself even if one could not change the world.

Chotisuh was addressing the 27th general conference of NSF which would culminate at Tzurangkong valley on May 31. He told the conglomeration to change their mindsets with positive attitudes of decency, honesty, humility

and integrity.

Also lamenting that Naga society was going through rough and hard times of fragmentation from Naga National Groups to civil society organisations, Chotisuh urged the gathering to deliberate and ameliorate on the ills of Naga society. He encouraged the Nagas to rise above one’s village and tribe and start to view Nagas as a wholesome unit.

“The founding fathers of the NSF had clear pur-

pose and vision and did not view Naganess from the prism of tribe” and “we should all be worthy inheritors of this vision by nurturing and promoting the ideals and principles of our founding fathers”, he said.

The minister went on to say that the government of Nagaland under the leadership of Dr. Shurhozelie was striving it’s best to provide equal opportunity to the youth by streamlining appointments. Howev-

er, he added that state alone could not provide jobs to all and in this respect, he advised the youths not just to earn degrees and seek jobs but ameliorate and strive to become job providers.

Union minister of state for Home, Kiren Rijiju who could not attend the inaugural programme due to inclement weather had dispatched a letter which was read out at the programme.

Chotisuh Sazo unveiled the NSF monolith at Tzurang valley which was dedicated by ABAM executive secretary, Rev Dr Mar Atsongchanger. NSF president, Subenthung Kithan delivered the presidential address while Alam Herang presented a special song.

A cultural troupe from the Arunachal Pradesh Naga Students’ Federation presented a cultural dance while an accapella group from the AKM presented a special song.

D I M A P U R : O n e - d ay training for nurses on mental health awareness organized by the District Mental Health Programme (DMHP) was held at District Hospital Dimapur on May 30.

T h e t r a i n i n g wa s graced by the presence of State programme officer for National Mental Health Programme Dr. Khriezotuo Paphino, CMO, Dr.Vikato Kinimi, deputy CMO Dr. Antoly Swu and medical superintendent, District Hospital.

Dr. C.W. Tungoe.

The officials highlighted about the issues of mental health in the society, as well as the significant role of health care providers, especially the nurses in tackling the problem of fast rising mental illness. The resource persons touched upon different aspects of mental illness and treatment.

Psychiatric and social worker Neinhanu Kulnu, spoke on the principles and role of counseling in psychiatric management, Kikruwheno Ter-

huja, clinical psychologies educated on how to assess and evaluate patient needs and mental state when they first come into contact with nurses, psychiatric nurse, Kezhano Kennao, spoke on substance abuse and their management, with relevance to the high prevalence of the problem in Naga society and nodal officer, Dr. Kezo presented the nature of different men-

tal illness, basics on identification and treatment of the same.

The training was conducted under the leadership of Nodal Officer, DMHP, Dr. C. Kezo and attended by 80 nurses from CHC, PHC and sub-center of Newland, Dhansaripar, Medziphema blocks and by the nursing trainees from school of Nursing, District Hospital Dimapur.

A book titled “Simple Bible study for prisoners” authored by central jail, Dimapur, chaplian Anshely Sumi was released Wednesday, at senior superintendent chamber, Dimapur by central jail Dimapur, senior superintendent Imtiangshi Ao. The book has been prepared with two main goals in mind to encourage the inmates to read the Bible, the life transforming word of God and to nourish them to grow deeply rooted in Jesus Christ as a child of God. It is a short term Bible study course consisting of 12 significant foundational topics from the Bible. (NP)

Legal awareness on human trafficking held in Mkg

Chairperson, NSCW, Dr. Temsula Ao speaking at the legal awareness programme on human trafficking at Town Hall, Mokokchung on May 30. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: A programme on Legal Awareness on Human Trafficking organized by Nagaland State Commission for Women (NSCW) in association with National Commission for Women, New Delhi, was held at Town Hall, Mokokchung on May 30.

According to DIPR report, chairperson, NSCW, Dr. Temsula Ao during the introductory speech said human trafficking was a well organized criminal system which was one of the fastest growing businesses in the world and came in many guises. Dr. Temsula said human trafficking was happening in a different form and has a different shape in Nagaland.

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tackle it unless we understand, she added.

She said the objective of the awareness programme which was being held in all the districts and sub-divisions was to educate people by spreading awareness so they do not become a victim.

Short speeches were delivered by additional SP Mokokchung, Yarenthung and state trainer & legal aid council, NSLSA Esther K. Aye, welcome address was delivered by president, Watsu Mungdang while member, NSCW, Asangla Cholong chaired the programme.

The programme was attended by officials from Ao Senden, Watsu Mungdang, Ward Authority and Watsu unit of all the 18 wards in Mokokchung.

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Heavy rain, storm wreak havoc in Mnp, Mizoram

Houses submerged by dam water in Manipur’s Ukhrul district. (NP) I M P H A L / A i z aw l , May 31: Torrential rains triggered flash floods in the valley areas of Manipur even as strong winds damaged several houses in the hill areas.

Power outage was experienced across the valley areas from morning till late this evening. State government declared half holiday for the day to all government offices, public undertakings and educational institutions, in view of the alarming flood situation.

Even though power supply was resumed in other parts, Imphal city remained dark till late this evening.

There were no reports of lost of human life.

However, hundreds of families were rendered homeless after their houses were swept away by strong winds that lashed in hill areas of the state.

I n t h e v a l l e y, particularly in Imphal, several families were shifted to safer places as overflow waters from rivers have inundated their residential areas.

Manipur have been experiencing medium to heavy rainfall in the past three days making water

bodies including rivers and lakes swollen, causing flash flooding in many parts of valley areas, particularly in twin Imphal districts and Thoubal district.

The flood situation worsened in the capital city this evening as Imphal river and Nambul river that passes through the capital overf lowed at various places. Low lying areas in Imphal have been already been inundated.

I m p h a l r ive r t h a t crossed danger level in the forenoon has caused flood at several places including Kangla fort and chief minister’s bungalow this evening.

Many places in Khurai and Wangkhei of Imphal East remained inundated due to overflow of the Imphal river.

Localities like Khurai Puthiba, Khurai Chingabam, Khurai Tellipati and Lainingthou Luwangba Laishang (temple) and a community hall have been submerged under several feet of flood water.

Wa t e r l o g g i n g s in several parts of the capital were also reported.

Meanwhile, the front portion of Sekmai Dam over Sekmai river under Lamshang constituency

was breached after heavy rainfall.

Water level in Sekmai river was flowing above danger level, reports said.

Meteorological officials said that the downpour across Manipur is likely to continue in the next two days while alerting the people.

Over 50 houses were damaged in Noney and Tamenglong districts of the state by strong winds that flowed by heavy rainfall in the districts that lashed the state Tuesday late evening.

Around 30 residential houses were damaged and blown away due to the heavy rain accompanied by storm at Nungsai village in Noney district last midnight.

Around 10 houses each at Tubung, Tairenpokpi and Chingkao of the same district were shattered by the downpour and the gale.

The downpour has also triggered landslide at various places in Ukhrul and Kamjong districts.

Many houses at the catchment area Mapithel Dam were submerged.

Water reser voir at Ravao Kong at Shirui was swept away last night and the massive water flowing from the reservoir has

OFFICE OF THE

FELICITATION

With immense pride and honor the Phühgimi Students’ Union (PSU) would like to extend our heartiest congratulation to all the successful Students of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017.

HSLC 11. Lhüveta Nienu.

1. Phisalü Swüro. Distinction 12. Veciüto Sapu. in (Eng,Science,Social 13. Nükhoto Sapu.

Sciences & Environment) 14. Vekuvoto Sapu.

2. Rükuvelü Vese. Distinction 15. Vetülü Nienu. in (Eng,Alt English,Social 16. Sekütülü Sapu.

Sciences & Environment) 3. Tsükuto Sapu. Distinction HSSLC in (Environment) 1. Rüdemo Sapu. Distinction 4. Kusato Sapu. in (English) 5. Razutsa Sapu.

2. Sevozo Shijo.

3. Rüvezo Vero.

6. Khokuzo Sapu.

4. Vedukho Sapu.

7. Rükuno Swüro.

5. Künütholü Sapu.

8. Pozoto Sapu.

6. Kuvoyi Sapu.

9. Khosevo Sapu.

10. Khotolü Sapu.

7. Vesa Vero.

The Union further wishes them great success in future endeavor.

(VELAKHO SAPU) President Phühgimi Students’ Union.

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AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Sir. MUGHAHO ANTHONY S/O N. AHETO R/O SITIMI VILLAGE, KIPHIRE, NAGALAND do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That my name is inadvertently recorded as A. MUGHAHO ANTHONY in my first Appointment Order, but my actual name is MUGHAHO ANTHONY which is recorded in my all other documents.

3. That my father’s actual name is N. AHETO, but in my HSLC Admit Card it is mistakenly recorded as AHETO. 4. That the above mentioned name A. MUGHAHO ANTHONY & MUGHAHO ANTHONY are one and same person which is referred to me.

5. That, from the date of this declaration, my name shall be used by the name as MUGHAHO ANTHONY, Father’s name as N. AHETO, for all official purpose and legal proceeding and at all times and occasions.

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

DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent on this 31st Day of May 2017 at Zunheboto : Nagaland.

MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND Regd No: 170/17 Date: 31/05/2017

Regd. No: 3955/17 Date: 11/4/2017 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. S. Thungrio Khuvung aged about 55 years S/o. Shri. L. Soremo Khuvung, a permanent resident of Sankiton Village and presently residing at Wokha Town, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as follows :1. That, I am a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India.

2. That in my official documents my name was written as S. Thungrio Khuvung only.

3. That whereas, in my HSLC record my name was inserted as S. Thungrio Khunguo and my B.Th record my name was inserted as S. Thungrio Khuvunguo which is clearly a clerical mistake.

4. That henceforth, the above three names; S. Thungrio Khuvung, S. Thungrio Khunguo and S. Thungrio Khuvunguo shall be reflected to same person and shall be reflected to all my official documents/ records.

5. That the statements made from para 1-4 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed herein in any manner whatsoever.

Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent on this day the ____of ______2017.

1st CLASS MAGISTRATE DC-1269

LAZA-IYINIU YOUTH ASSOCIATION LAZAMI

FELICITATION

Laza- Iyiniu Youth Association Lazami congratulate.

1. Mrs. TIAKALA, W/o Er. Pukhato Tena for being promoted to deputy commandant 15 mahila battalion IR 2. Miss. TOHULI LOHE, D/o Axhi Lohe for securing top 20% at HSSLC Examination 2017.

We the Association are indebted to them, and wish and pray that good lord may guide and lead them in their future Endeavour.

President Gen. Secy.

Pukhato Achumi Bokavi Swu K-1774

Major fire at power station in Meghalaya

Heavy showers and gusty winds triggered by Cyclone ‘Mora’ lashed Mizoram disrupting power and telecommunication network, damaging houses and triggering landslides.

However, there was no human casualty in the overnight rains and squally wind, which continued till today morning.

Around 20 houses were partially damaged at Khawbung village bordering Myanmar while the roof of a district hospital ward was blown away in Siaha district forcing the patients to take shelter in the corridor.

Disaster Management and Rehabilitation department officials said the rains had triggered landslides in many places.

Though most of the roads have been cleared today, a road on the southern outskirts of Aizawl was yet to be reopened, they said.

An uprooted tree damaged a pastor’s bungalow in south Mizoram’s Serkawn village, the headquarters of the Baptist Church of Mizoram. The Mizoram D i s a s t e r M a n a ge m e n t Authority and the Disaster Management and Rehabilitation department had received a warning that the cyclone was most likely to lash Mizoram on Tuesday and Wednesday. People were advised to take precaution as the cyclone could trigger massive landslides and flash floods in the state.

Cyclone ‘Mora’ made a landfall in Bangladesh yesterday killing at least six persons and damaging houses in the neighbouring country.

31: A major fire broke out at a power station in Meghalaya’s East Jaintia Hills district on Wednesday, causing damage wor th crores, official said. No one was injured. The fire at the Khliehriat Grid sub-station of the Meghalaya Energy Corporation Ltd (MeECL) in Moowakhu was finally doused after two hours of efforts by firefighters, a police official said.

A short-circuit in one of the transformers led to an explosion and ignited the blaze, district police chief Spill Thamar said. Two 20 MVA and one 5 MVA transformers and breakers, worth nearly Rs 3-4 crore, were damaged by the fire, MeECL official Tinku Marak said, adding it may take a couple of months to restore power in the district and in some villages under West Jaintia Hills following the accident.

Three arrested with ammunition

Imphal, May 31 (PTI): Three persons were arrested after 2780 rounds of ammunition of AK rifle were seized from their possession in Churachandpur district, police said today. The three persons - Khaigninlal Haokip, Jangkhokhonao and Timkangphai - were travelling in a car yesterday.

During checking of vehicles at Kangvi area in Churachandpur district, a joint team of Manipur Police and Assam Rifles found the ammunition and arrested them. A case has been registered against them.

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE

NO.REV-1/90-D/

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Nzanbemo Odyuo resident of Dimapur who has applied for issue of mortgage clearance concerning to Patta No. 58, Dag No. 448 measuring an area 00-03-15 located at Block No/ Village 04, Mouza No 02, which has been mortgaged in the UBI Bank/Society.

Claims & Objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted in written in the Court of the undersigned on or before 06-06-17.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur, Nagaland

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Regd. No. 403

AFFIDAVIT

Dtd : 30/05/17

DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)

In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Khingkhase Sangtam Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Tsaosela Sangtam relation wife, R/o.

Landmark Colony to draw his Landed Property etc, who expired on 2.6.15.

Covered by Patta No. 364, Dag No. 454, Block No. 9, Mouza No. 2.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 30.6.2017.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 30 day of 5/17.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Y. Khulu Achumi, Deceased, has been filed by Smti. G. Vihuli Khala, relation wife, R/o. Chekiye Village to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 27.9.10.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 30/6/17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 29 day of 5/17.

FELICITATION

DP-5550

Regd. No. 1314/2017

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 31/05/2017

I, SHRI MOAYANGER, S/o.T. KATEN AO, R/O. H/No. 106, Ward No. 6, Medziphema, Dimapur : Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under:1. That, I am a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India.

2. That me and my father's correct official name is "MOAYANGER" and "T. KATEN AO" which is entered and recorded in all my official documents and records.

3. That me and my father's name is inadvertently entered/recorded as "MOAYANGER AO" and "T. KATEM AO" in my PAN CARD bearing PAN No. BGEPA8683G. 4. That the names "MOAYANGER" and "MOAYANGER AO" refers to the name of one and the same person, i.e. my name only likewise "T. KATEN AO" and "T. KATEM AO" refers to the name of one and the same person i.e. my father's name only.

5. That, I have sworn this affidavit to declare me and my father's true and correct name as "MOAYANGER" and ''T. KATEN AO" and henceforth I shall use same aforesaid names in my all future correspondence and records.

6. That the statements made in Para 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and nothing is concealed therein.

And I have signed this affidavit on this 31st day of May, 2017 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

Sworn before me by the deponent.

Deponent NOTARY PUBLIC DP-5543

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o f I n d i a ( I C S I ) t o d ay announced limited time fee waiver scheme for students north eastern states under company secretaries’ foundation and executive programme. Under the ‘ S wav l a m b a n - S a m a g r a Shiksha, Samagra Vikas’, students from the region can get free registration from June 1, 2017 to March 31, 2018 for any of the programmes in which the entire course fee would be waived, institute president Shyam Agrawal told newsmen here.

The policy is in line with the Centre’s policy for inclusive growth of all parts of the country, he said adding “Through this proactive move, the institute is expecting to empower the

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

Regd. No. 669/12 Date : 5/6/2012 AFFIDAVIT By this deed l, the undersigned Smti. Jaksungnaro Krose (new surname), aged about 37 years, daughter of lmkongnukshi, called Jaksungnaro (old name), permanent resident of Kumlong Ward, Mokokchung Town in the District of Mokokchung, Nagaland, and presently residing at H/No. 350, Ward No. 5, P.O. Medziphema Town, Dimapur District, Nagaland, solemnly declare as under: That, on account of my marriage to Shri Megolelhu Krose, son of Darulie Krose, permanent resident of H/No. 350, Ward No. S, P.O. Medziphema Town, Dimapur District, Nagaland, on the 14th day of December, 1999, l have wholly relinquished and abandoned the use of my former surname and in place thereof l have assumed, from the day of my said marriage, the surname of Krose.

That, for the purpose of evidencing such change of my surname, I shall at all times hereafter in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever, use and sign the name of Krose as my surname in place and in substitution of my former surname.

That, I expressly authorize and request all persons in general, relatives and friends in particular, at all times hereafter to designate and address me by such assumed surname of Krose accordingly.

In witness whereof I have here unto subscribed my adopted surname on this, the 4th day of June, 2012 at Dimapur.

Identified by Advocate Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent.

Chief Judicial Magistrate DP-5558 Dimapur : Nagaland

east in the institute is very low and if their enrolment increased, the institute would set up an examination centre in the state.

“We are also launching career awareness programme in various schools and colleges in the state,” he added.

Institute vice-president Makarand M Lele said the institute has been playing a catalytic role in promoting governance and creating awa r e n e s s o n va r i o u s critical issues of corporate governance in the country.

ICSI has set up a s t u dy c e n t r e a t R a j iv Gandhi University under the commerce department where students could go for their queries.

Mizoram CM meets Rajnath, discusses Bru problem

Aizawl, May 31 (PTI): Mizoram Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla has told Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh that the latest demands of the Bru leaders lodged in the six relief camps in Tripura would not be considered by his government, an official statement today said.

The statement said that Lal Thanhawla met Singh in Delhi yesterday and said that if the Centre accepts the new demands of the Bru leaders, those who had returned to Mizoram should also benefit. The chief minister informed the Centre that the state government pleaded with the Brus not to leave Mizoram during the communal tension in 1997 and efforts were made repeatedly to bring the bona fide Mizoram residents to return.

“Leaders of the Bru community in the camps did not accept the arrangements made for their repatriation and continued to make fresh demands and conditions,” he said, adding that the selfish leaders benefited by remaining in the relief camps and threatened those who wanted to be repatriated. Lal Thanhawla also asked Singh to provide financial assistance for erecting more border police outposts.

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSION JUDGE

TUENSANG : NAGALAND No. PD& SJ. Tsg/Notice-1/2015-2016/94 Dt. Tsg. 16th May, 2017 OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Smti Achila of Longkhim Town has applied for issue of succession certificate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & security in respect of late her husband Shri Rongjongling, who expired on 6th May, 2017.

Now therefore public are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice.

Principal District & Session Judge, Tuensang Nagaland K-1775

Dt. Dimapur the 29/05/2017

The Thürütsüswümi Student’s Union with immense pride and honour, congratulate all the successful candidates in the recently declared HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017.

Special congratulation to Mr.Kuzoto Swüro, S/o Mr. Mudongoyi Swüro for securing distinction in Eng, Alt English, SS & Book Keeping and Accountancy In HSLC Examination.

The Union further wishes them grand success in their future endeavour.

PRESIDENT, TSU GEN.SECY, TSU VEDUKHO SHIJOH THUJOVEYI SHIJOH

THÜRÜTSÜSWÜMI STUDENT’S UNION

ICSI’s fee waiver scheme for NE students

Cyclone ‘Mora’ damages Itanagar, May 31 students of the region.” houses, triggers Re p r e s e n t a t i o n o f K hli e h r ia t (PTI): The Institute of landslides in Mizoram (Meghalaya), May C o m p a n y S e c r e t a r i e s students from the north

I, Shri/Smti. Itovi, S/o Khuixe permanent resident of Litsami Village, Dist.

Zunheboto, State Nagaland and presently residing at Litsami Town/Village/Colony, Dist. Zunheboto, State Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to Sumi Community resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name is inadvertently recorded as (a) Itovi K. Chophi in my Account Pass Book But my actual name is Itovi Sumi.

3. That the above mentioned names Itovi K. Chophi and Itovi Sumi are one and same person which is referred to me.

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

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

Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent on this 30 day of 05-2017 at Zunheboto : Nagaland.

Notary Public DP-5561

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washed away the culvert at NH-202 (Imphal-Ukhrul road).

The only road connecting Raphei Area (Northern Tangkhul) and Ukhrul district headquarter and Manipur has also been washed away, cutting Raphei area from the rest of the state.

Similarly, Thoubal and Kakching districts were also affected. Hundreds of houses, fish far ms and standing crops have been under water in these districts, reports said.

Meanwhile, in the wake of sudden overflowing of river water at some places triggered by downpour over the last 24 hours, state irrigation and flood control department officer Letpao Haokip, along with department officials, today inspected several places along different river banks passing through Imphal to monitor the situation.

At the same time, engineers/officials of the department have swung into action to tackle and mitigate the problems caused by the sudden flood.

Under the supervision of the minister, IFCD officials distributed flood fighting materials like bamboo chattai, empty cement bags, bamboos etc to locals residing in vulnerable areas.

The department officials also coordinated with various local clubs members to take up emergency flood control measures.

The IFCD officials said that flood control materials were well in stock and available for the people.

A control room has been opened at the office of chief engineer (IFCD) located at Khoyathong in Imphal. Flood related information can be had from the control room through phone number 0385-2451550, officials said.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, June 1, 2017

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

PEREN : NAGALAND OBJECTION NOTICE Dated Peren the 20th Oct. 2016 No. PRN/JUD-5/SC/Pt-I/2016/289 / Shri. Haisuigwang, S/o Late Angaulie has applied for issue of Succession Certificate in his name to draw pension pay etc.

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

(ZARENTHUNG EZUNG) Deputy Commissioner, Peren : Nagaland DP-5526

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

WOKHA : NAGALAND Dt, Wokha the 9th May 2017

NOTICE

No. Judl-47/2016-17/ /Whereas, Smti. Nkhalo Lotha, W/o. Late Shri.

Nisao, a resident of Elumyo Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw/operate SBI AC No. 32048179155 and Bank of Baroda No. 18830100000316 in favour of her de ceased husband Late Shri. N. Nisao, who expired on 13/04/2017.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued.

Hotolu Swu Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha : Nagaland DC-1270

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

NO. JUD. 21/2016-17/56

Dt. Zbto the 23/05/2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti Heshevi Zhimomi of Kiyekhu Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that his/her wife/husband Lt. Vitokhu H. Sumi, has expired on 03-03-2017.

It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issued of the same.

Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

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AFFIDAVIT

(CORRECTION OF NAME) I, Shri. Bhim Bahadur Thapa, Son of Late Dol Bahadur Thapa, Resident of H.No. 234, Keyake colony, district- Kohima, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That I am presently serving a constable, office of the Home Guard, Kohima 3. That in my service records and other official documents and records my name has been entered and recorded as Bhim Bahadur Thapa.

4. That this affidavit is made to declare that in my State Bank of India, Main Branch, Kohima bearing Account No. 2037299434 and Aadhaar Card bearing No. 310436139015 inadvertently and by oversight my name (spelling) has been entered and recorded as Bhir Bahadur Thapa instead of Bhim Bahadur Thapa.

5. That the above mention name Bhir Bahadur Thapa and it refers to one and the same person i.e me and it is indistinguishable and synonymous.

6. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence for any ratification/clarification if any complication that may arise with regard to the entry of my name in my Bank Account & Aadhaar Card.

7. That this affidavit is signed and sworn before the competent authority declaring that my correct spelled name is ‘Bhim Bahadur Thapa’ and herein it shall be used for all my official records, future references and future correspondence.

That the above statements made in Para 1-7 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent Authority on 05th May, 2017 at Kohima.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above named on this 05th May, 2017.

Magistrate Notary Public Regd. 630/17 Dt. 09/05/2017

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Compensation for land Free medical testing facilities in all govt health centres from July in AP acquired in 1962 Correspondent

New Delhi, May 31 (PTI): After a wait of 55 years, several thousand residents in Arunachal Pradesh may get an unexpected surprise in the form of compensation for land acquired by the army following the 1962 war with China.

The central and Arunachal Pradesh governments are working out for the compensation, which may be to the tune Rs 3,000 crore. Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre, Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju, Chief Minister Pema Khandu and senior

officials of the central and state governments discussed the issue at an hour-long meeting held here yesterday. Rijiju, who hails from Arunachal Pradesh, said the meeting was to settle the issue of land acquired for various defence establishments in the frontier state following the 1962 war with China.

“Although the people of Arunachal Pradesh can be branded as ultra patriotic Indians but of late a sense of resentment has been brewing among them due to non-payment of com-

Probe ordered into Mizoram students’ deaths

Magisterial inquiry ordered Tough measures against into Nongkya food poisoning bandhs and blockades in Mnp

scan, all tests for pregnant women and children etc.

All government facilities including RIMS, JNIMS, district hospitals, CHCs and PHCs would offer all the notified 57 tests free of cost, he added.

Singh further said that

The chief minister informed that the tender is in an advanced stage and the whole process would be rolled out in the next three-four months.

Once this is fully functional, no one has to pay for any of the notified 57 tests, either at the government’s health facilities or at the facilities of the partner.

This would be a step that would directly benefit the poor people in the state, he added.

Singh further said that the third initiative that the state government intends to take is to drastically increase the supply of free medicines through government health establishments.

He said, “Recently, we had launched the Jan Aushadhi stores selling generic medicines, where cost of generic medicines is much less than the branded medicines.” “We are now going to increase the free drug supply from about 100 medicines to over 300 types of medicines, which would cover almost all ailments. I urge the health department to fast track the tender process so that the additional free medicine supplies commence within the next three months”, he added.

With this initiative of free diagnostics and free drugs and medicines, the cost of treatment would be negligible, if not totally free, he added.

Correspondent

IMPHAL, May 31: Manipur cabinet after a thorough deliberation on the suffering to the general public due to frequent bandhs and blockades in the state by various organizations has decided to a stringent law to prohibit such kinds of the strikes.

Having considered the judgments passed by high courts of Kerala, West Bengal and Meghalaya, the state cabinet on Tuesday decided to enact a new law declaring all such bandhs and blockades illegal and fixing responsibility against the sponsors and organisers of the bandhs and blockades for public inconvenience and damage to properties. The cabinet further considered enacting the law providing recovery of cost of all the damages to properties from the sponsors and organisers and also depriving the organisers and persons involved, if convicted, from getting entry into government employment and from getting any benefits under the government schemes in addition to criminal proceedings to be instituted.

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are also admitted in hospitals in the state capital.

“The administration has arranged for one medical team to be stationed in Nongkya village with all the requisite facilities to ensure prompt medical services,” Gotmare said. The DC and SP have also visited the victims of food poisoning admitted in four medical facilities - Nongpoh Civil Hospital, Bethany Hospital (Nongpoh), Umsning CHC and Bhoirymbong CHC in Ri Bhoi District and took stock of the situation.

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Guwahati, May 31 (PTI): Assam government has constituted a one-man inquiry commission to look into the circumstances leading to the deaths of two students from Mizoram here.

The inquiry committee of principal secretary to higher education department Ajay Shankar Tewari was constituted by a notification of May 29 to probe the deaths of C.Lalhmangaihsanga and R.Lalmalsawma, both students of Down Town University here near a railway track at Panikhaiti on May 28, an official release said here today. The committee will inquire into the details of the circumstances and causes leading to the death of the two students and will suggest suitable measures to avoid recurrence of such incidents in future. It will submit its report within one month from the date of issue of the order, the release added.

Shillong, May 31 (PTI): A magisterial inquiry has been ordered into the food poisoning case at remote Nongkya village in Ri-Bhoi district in which nine persons have died and nearly 200 taken ill after consuming rice and pork at a feast on Sunday, officials said today. “We have ordered for a magisterial inquiry to be headed by the additional district magistrate D Kharsati, who has been asked to submit the report by June 8,” district deputy commissioner CP Gotmare said. The police have also been asked to conduct an inquiry into the matter. Deputy Superintendent of Police C Momin has been tasked with the inquiry, Superintendent of Police Ramesh Singh said.

Gotmare said eight deaths have been confirmed till now, whereas one more death is reported but is yet to be confirmed by the district authorities since the patients

pensation for huge areas of land occupied by the army,” Rijiju told PTI. Bhamre is said to have asked officials in his ministry and the army to fast-track all the pending issues by properly coordinating with each other and the state government.

Rijiju has called for resolving all issues and clear pending cases in a timebound manner. He sought from the officials the time they will take in clearing all the issues that came up for discussion during the meeting.

IMPHAL, May 31: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh Wednesday announced that from July 1, 2017 onward almost all the tests done at government medical facilities including JNIMS and RIMS hospitals would be free of cost.

Addressing as chief guest at the World No Tobacco Day observation held at JNIMS auditorium today, the chief minister said that the government had identified 57 different tests for the said purpose.

He informed that that no one has to pay a single paisa for these 57 notified tests, which include all blood tests, X-ray, CT

the second initiative of the government was that a partner for free diagnostics was being selected through a fair open tender process, which is duly assisted by the NHSRC under the Union ministry of health and family welfare, for providing free diagnostic facilities to further support the state’s free diagnostics initiative.

The partner would set up additional testing labs and enable free testing facilities which would be supported by the National Health Mission, he said, and added that the public would not be charged a single paisa for the tests that would be rolled out by this partner.

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here has been several bomb attacks on shops and public places in Dimapur during the past few years, causing fatalities and injuries to scores. Unidentified miscreants have been tossing explosive devices at shops and this trend was most evident during 2014, when there were almost half a dozen blasts. The targets of miscreants were shops and business houses. That leaves little doubt that the motive(s)could be either, refusal to pay extortion or business rivalry. There could also be other possible reasons for these dastardly attacks but the act remains the same. There is absolutely no doubt that Dimapur City continues to be the hub of crimes in the state with too many groups, gangs, mafia dons operating due to passive resistance which has graduated into acquiescence, for various factors. The bomb blast on Tuesday night inside a chemist shop was another example of how lawless elements operate with near impunity because of the kind of environment that exists in Dimapur.

There have also been explanations about the rise in crimes and gradual shift to criminalisation of society that is supposedly due to a growing sub-culture.

Other factors that also play a role in promoting this sub-culture include economic disparity or inequalities in resources, opportunities, power and access to social status that has created a sense of frustration and alienation; there could be any other number of reasons. Except for the usual selfgratifying but hypocritical condemnations, no effort was made by the respectable members of society to seriously look into this growing phenomenon. It will not be totally right to blame juvenile delinquency on poverty alone as it would be like suggesting that all poor people are potential offenders. This has been nurtured and allowed to take roots because of the half hearted effort by authorities in tackling crimes of any nature. It has only provided the environment that has given birth to many Frankensteins. Crimes such a vehicle thefts, fake documents, counterfeit, drugs, sex trade smuggling of contraband, especially Indian Made Foreign Liquor- are widespread.

These are activities that have lured many into their web. The socio-economic problems have created the environment under which these illegal activities thrive. The more violent types of crimes such as-extortion, threat and kidnapping- are mainly engaged by those used to violence and killings.

Kidnapping, extortion and threats are more than just making money. Newspaper reports indicate that as per the FIRs, most of the offenders were involved in extortion or kidnapping and while most were in their late teens or early twenties. This issue of young offenders taking advantage of the ‘gun culture’ to commit offences either to finance their habits or to meet their economic needs or used/hired, raises a serious question on the ability of society and the law in dealing with this phenomenon of breakdown of social values and also of enforcement of the rule of law. As society has become criminalised, there is a serious need to make law enforcement officials responsible for ensuring that offenders are identified, booked and convicted without fear or favour.

There is also need to correct fundamental social conditions and personal maladjustments which are assumed to be the “seed bed” of crime. Every crime that goes unsolved will only rebound with fury on society with grave consequences.

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

A person’s obedience is to what he sees to be a need— our Lord’s obedience was to the will of His Father. The rallying cry today is, “We must get to work!

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

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

God came as a baby, giving and entrusting Himself to me. He expects my personal life to be a “Bethlehem.”

Am I allowing my natural life to be slowly transformed by the indwelling life of the Son of God? God’s ultimate purpose is that His Son might be exhibited in me.

Quotes It is no use walking anywhere to preach unless our walking is our preaching. ~ Francis of Assisi

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Between The Lines

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Offense and offensive

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ASHIMPURA is as deep a tragedy as the anti-Sikh riots in 1984. Both minorities have not allowed the wounds to heal because they go on reminding them of the killings at that time. The perpetrators, the Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) from the UP Police, are hoping that the dust would settle down sooner or later and the nation would consider the tragedy as part of ugly history to move on.

I remember the whole thing vividly. It was some towards the end of May when I went to Meerut in 1987 because of the killings.

On the outskirts of the city on my return some people stopped me and pointed towards Hashimpura mohalla which they said was the scene of deliberate, blatant killing of 42 Muslims by the PAC. To my horror, I found some bodies floating in canals, including in River Hindon. This, I was told, was a premeditated murder.

The story goes that a group of men were rounded up by the Army and the police from the largely Muslim Hashimpura mohalla in

A Jalianwala Bagh-like situation

Meerut and handed over to the PAC. One such truck of men was taken to the banks of a canal, and shot at close range. Forty-two died, in perhaps the single largest custodial killing in the history of independent India. But a closer look at the events led to that tense afternoon in Meerut 30 years ago offers a glimpse into a largely unreported dimension of the motives behind the massacre.

The most commonly accepted motive, mentioned in the charge-sheet filed by the CID of the UP police, is the alleged assault on the PAC the same day and loot of two rifles belonging to the force. “Upon that, on 22.05.1987, a search for illegal arms in Mohalla Hashim Pura, Meerut was launched,” the charge-sheet said. But a less explored dimension, also mentioned in the charge-sheet, was the death of a young man named Prabhat Kaushik, who was killed by a stray bullet as he stood on the terrace of a building abutting Hashimpura.

Exper ts, including some police personnel, described the killings as

among India’s worst inci- of the state kept playing dents of custodian violence. hide but not seek with their The trial began only in 1996 responsibilities and many and a couple of years ago shielded themselves behind all accused were cleared criminal negligence. And it of all charges by a trial worked for them.” court in what activists have Even today, according called a grave miscarriage to reports, the Hashimpura of justice. locals are traumatized by Naturally, the reaction that day’s incident and say from the survivors or, for that the PAC was organized that matand planned. t e r, t h e The locality Kuldip Nayar r e l a t ive s is almost-Uof those killed was along shaped, making it difficult the expected lines because for people to flee, and the it had taken 28 years for a constant hum of handloom judgment with all the ac- machines is the daily comcused going scot-free. Many panion. Most houses are families are not hopeful of rundown with flaking paint, a breakthrough and say as if locals have given up that the investigation was hope of a better life. shoddy.

This should remind us In fact, the then Meerut of the Jalianwala Bagh tragSuperintendent of Police, edy where over 1,500 innoVibhuti Narain Raio, who cents were killed in walled has written a book on the boundary. (Prince Phillip incident says: “It took me accompanying his wife, the nearly five to six years to Queen, to Jalianwala Bagh realise that my belief that after the tragedy remarked the killers would receive that the number was exexemplary punishment for aggerated!). Subsequently such a heinous act would when I met General O’Dyer remain just that – a mere and mentioned about the belief. As time flew by, it killings, he did not show became evident that the even an iota of remorse.

Indian state was just not The description of interested in penalizing the events by the survivors at guilty. All the stakeholders Hashimpura is heart rend-

Post-mortem

How Relevant is the Political Economy of Karl Marx for our Naga Society?

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hy Marx? How much relevant is Marx? What Marx has to say about our Society?

“If Marx were to be alive in this Century, the world would be different” says David Harvey, a prominent American scholar.

Karl Marx was born on May 5, 1818 in the city of Trier, Germany and died at the age of 65 in 1883. At his funeral, Fredrick Engels, the true companion of Marx remarks, and I quote “An immeasurable loss has been sustained both by the militant proletariat of Europe and America, and by historical science, in the death of this man. The gap that has been left by the departure of this mighty spirit will soon enough make itself felt... Just as Darwin discovered the law of development or organic nature, so Marx discovered the law of development of human history: the simple fact, hitherto concealed by an overgrowth of ideology, that mankind must first of all eat, drink, have shelter and clothing, before it can pursue politics, science, art, religion, etc.; that therefore the production of the immediate material means, and consequently the degree of economic development attained by a given people or during a given epoch, form the foundation upon which the state institutions, the legal conceptions, art, and even the ideas on religion, of the people concerned have been evolved, and in the light of which they must, therefore, be explained, instead of vice versa, as had hitherto been the case”.

When one hears about Marx, there are so many different misconceptions of his thought. Since many of his doctrines became official ideology of many socialist regime who has either failed or remained more of a capitalist regime, more often than not, his figure is even made worst by those revolutionary groups who have arm themselves against the state in the name of socialism, thus when we talk about Marx there is a sense of fear, a revolutionary figure written in blood and fire. Indeed Marx was a revolutionary but what Marxist adopted from him is not the interpretation of Marx, but those understanding of Marx by themselves. So, many of them who tend to be revolutionaries are only capitalist hidden under the mask of socialism, which is the worst form of capitalism says Slavoj Zizek, a Slovenian philosopher and Hegelian Marxist.

Apart from Marx vast philosophical doctrines, what does his political economy tells us about our society. From Marx famous passage in the preface to A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy (1859), in which he summarized his conception of a human society and I quote, “The general conclusion at which I arrived and which, once

reached, became the guiding principle of my studies can be summarised as follow. In the social production of their existence, men inevitably enter into definite relations, which are independent of their will, namely relations of production appropriate to a given stage in the development of their material forces of production. The totality of these relations constitutes the economic structure of society, the real foundation, on which arises legal and political superstructure and to which correspond definite forms of social consciousness. The mode of production of material life conditions the general process of social, political, intellectual life. It is not the consciousness of men that determines their existence, but there social existence that determines their consciousness. At certain stage of development, the material productive forces of society come into conflict with the existing relations of production or- this merely expresses the same thing in legal terms – with the property relations within the framework of which they have operated hitherto. From forms of development of the productive forces these relations turn into their fetters.

Then begins an era of social revolution. The changes in the economic foundation lead sooner or later to the transformation of the whole immense superstructure. In studying such transformations it is always necessary to distinguish between the material transformation of the economic conditions of production, which can be determined with the precision of natural science, and the legal, political, religious, artistic or philosophic – in short, ideological forms in which men become conscious of this conflict and fight it out. just as one does not judge an individual by what he thinks about himself, so one cannot judge such a period of transformation by its consciousness, but, on the contrary, this consciousness must be explained from the contradictions of material life, form the conflict existing between the social forces of production and the relations of production.

No social order is ever destroyed before all the productive forces for which it is sufficient have been develop, and new superior relations of production never replace older ones before material conditions for their existence have matured within the framework of the old society.

Mankind thus inevitably sets itself only such tasks as it is able to solve, since closer examination will always show that the problem itself arises only when the material conditions for its solution are already present or at least in the course of formation. In broad outline, the Asiatic, ancient, feudal and modern bourgeois mode of production may be designated as epochs marking progress in the economic development of society.

The Bourgeois mode of production is the last antagonistic form of the social process of production- antagonistic not in the sense of individual antagonism but of an antagonism that emanates from the individuals social conditions of existence- but the productive forces developing within bourgeois society create also the material conditions for a solution of this antagonism.

The prehistory of human society accordingly closes with this social formation (Marx 1859)”.

Perhaps his interpretation of political economy is relevant to relook into our society, not only in the form of economic determinism but our social existence that keeps shaping the kind of transition we are moving into. Capitalism has reached our village and towns giving a new point of appropriation. Our backward technology of production has become mismatch in the global world market of production, transition has become unbalance/uneven and our agricultural production is unable to sustain us, our society has become diversified. In this dire situation where do we look? What alternatives do we have? Is creating a balance transition the only solution? but where will such solution come from? Will that come from Sovereignty? Let us be clear of what kind of society we are living, nationalism has failed to give us solution, government has failed, more over every institutions have failed. In the mean time and for the first time, there is a capitalist regime without the proletariat, legal institution have defended this capitalist appropriation. Unless we realised this features of capitalism, transition in our society will continue to be imbalance, the poverty of our intellectual will force us to become a harmless creature that lives in control and the contract of political lies.

Will Marx be able to revolutionise our sense of human being, definitely I belief it will, there is a poetry we look with pleasant eyes, mind and soul. For in poetry, there is an ideal meaning embedded in the material conditions of our human existence. So let there be poetry of Marx in every soul that moves and breath. In the letter to his father, Berlin 1837, Marx wrote “At such a moment of transition we feel compelled to view the past and the present with the eagle eye of thought in order to become conscious of our real position. Indeed, world history itself likes to look back in this way and take stock, which often gives it the appearance of retrogression or stagnation, whereas it is merely, as it were, sitting back in an armchair in order to understand itself and mentally grasp its own activity, that of the mind”.

Thepfusalie Theunuo, Sazolie College, Jotsoma, (thepfusalietheunuo@gmail.com)

ing. According to one account, hundreds of men were sent to prison for weeks where they were interrogated and beaten up because they were Muslims.

Some people were dragged out of their houses and taken to the police station.

According to eye-witness accounts, the killings happened in two phases—the first at Gang Canal of Muradnagar and the second at Hindon.

During the anti-Sikh riots in 1984 in the wake of Mrs Indira Gandhi’s assassination, Delhi witnessed killings over 3,000 Sikhs as officially announced. The number could be more. The perpetrators included the top Congress bigwigs. Even a finger was pointed out at Rajiv Gandhi at whose behest the deployment of the Army was delayed to allow the rioters a free-hand. The cases which were closed are being reopened. But no one has been punished so far. The connivance of authorities at time has allowed the evidence to be rubbed off.

Many victims of the 1984 riots are still seeking rehabilitation. There is no

difference in the case of Hashimpura either. The survivors are still struggling for normalisation, hoping against hope that the Delhi High Court, where an appeal is pending, would get them justice sooner than later.

My experience is that the tragedy is before the public for some time but then it recedes into the background. The past gets revived when another tragedy takes place. There doesn’t seem to be any permanent solution. I have been a mute witness to innumerable riots where the complicity of police is apparent.

Hashimpuras can be stopped only when the two communities come to realize that their animosity led to the partition of the country. This cannot be repeated but continued enmity will lead from one thing to another and put in peril the ethos of the country: democracy and secularism. Efforts should be made whereby the minority communities in the country feel as equal partners and enjoy what the constitution guarantees to all citizens of the country.

Verbally expressed abuse

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ith the alarming growth of violence and harassment every day, Verbal abuse has become one of the most experienced forms of abuse. Verbal abuse are of different types and happens to everyone irrespective of their age, gender or class. These days the use of abusive terminology has become so common that it is starting to influence even the younger group of citizens.

It is evident that the youth today, cannot have a conversation without swearing, it might not be intentional or they may not mean the insult that they are creating but it sometimes has such an unpleasant impact on the listener. The intensity in which a speaker expresses determines the intensity of the abuse, the tone also classifies and confirms the speaker’s statement.

Nowadays sarcasm or being able to be speak sarcastically is considered as an achievement and is also considered as a having a sense of humour. But this too has its own defects, speaking to someone sarcastically not only degrades one’s own personality but also harms the emotions of the listener.

Being loud and aggressive is not the only way how emotions can be hurt, tiny comments with the quietest voice can also pull the trigger.

We might not be aware of the things that we say on a daily basis but for a person who attend to these words- they suffer internally. Almost all the time we are unaware of the abuse that we experience and this type of ignorance isn’t a bliss!

We are all expected to be gentle and considerate in the way we deal with people, whether it be some high-profile official or some labourer. Respect is demanded but it should be first realised that respect must be given in order to be received.

Once in a while you will see fights on the streets for misunderstandings among the people, bargaining in the market areas, negotiations

for auto fare and what not.

These so called trivial issues are actually issues that needs to be given importance. The law for verbal abuse has been implemented under Section 294 of the Indian Penal Code which deals with the punishment for use of obscene acts or words in public.

Verbal abuse for that matter does not only deal with Obscenity but any type of offensive interaction, it is something that most of us choose to keep low about. We just pass it on as if nothing happened but that little argument or remark could grow stronger and hurtful if necessary actions are not taken in the initial stage.

It is expected for all citizens to report any abuse regardless of verbal or non-verbal, women’s cells, help centres, child helplines are being established so it can be seen that the authorities are taking steps to create a helping hand.

But this would be completely possible only if the public responses to it, when someone is being abused it has to be reported- necessary actions should be taken and prevention of such act should be ensured.

Verbal abuse can be between a husband and a wife, teacher and a student, parent and children, siblings and among strangers- there is no limit as to where, when and whom it will happen to. When a man yells at a woman it surely brings out an issue which cannot be left unseen or unheardthe same instance occurs when anyone is abused with unpleasant terms, these are issues that can’t be tolerated.

With the rest of the types of abuse which includes domestic violence, harassment, cybercrime- Verbal abuse also has to be taken seriously, Raise your voice against such crime or help someone facing it- being quiet and not paying any heed to it worsens the situation instead.

Marina Jose (Intern), D.C. Court Road, Dimapur

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Creating a substitute

If tobacco and its products are to be banned then it must be strictly imposed. We celebrate world no tobacco day but as soon as the programme is over, people rush to the paan shops to indulge themselves. There is really a need for creating something that should take the craving of tobacco away, a substitute which would also be beneficial for health. Perhaps, ayurvedic substitutes could be manufactured for people with addiction to nicotine. Even the nicotine gums or the patch does not seem to work anymore for people in our state.

Sentiwapang Longkumer, 5th Mile 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.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSday, JUNE 1, 2017

CBI frames criminal charges against Advani, Joshi, Bharti

Declare cow as national animal, says Rajasthan HC

Justice Mahesh Chandra Sharma.

LK Advani, Murli Manohar Joshi and Uma Bharti.

LUCKNOW, May 31 (AGENCIES): A CBI court here ruled on Tuesday that former deputy prime minster L K Advani, BJP veteran Murli Manohar Joshi and Union minister Uma Bharti among several others would be charged with criminal conspiracy in the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition case.

The court granted bail to all the accused on personal bonds of Rs 50,000 each, rejecting the saffron notables’ plea for dropping the conspiracy charges against them claiming no role in the demolition, and they they were not given any evidence to support the charges.

But the special court rejected their plea. Advani (89), Joshi (83), Uma (58), BJP MP Vinay Katiyar (62), Sadhvi Ritambhara (53) and Vishnu Hari Dalmiya (89), were all present in the court at its exhortation.

Other six accused who appeared before the CBI court included Ram Janmabhoomi Trust chief Nritya Gopal Das, Ram Vilas Vedanti, Baikunth Lal Sharma alias Prem

Ji, Champat Rai Bansal, Dharma Das and Satish Pradhan. They have already been granted bail on previous hearings.

The accused remained present in the court for nearly three hours before CBI special judge S K Yadav framed the conspiracy charges against them.

The hearing will continue on Wednesday when the court will examine the prosecution witnesses. The SC has ordered day-to-day hearing in the case to finish it within two years.

As the court proceeding started on Tuesday, the counsel for the six accused moved a bail application on behalf of Advani and others which the court allowed.

Thereafter, all 12 accused moved another application, pleading for their acquittal from conspiracy charges, which was rejected by the CBI judge.

An additional section of 120 B of the IPC (criminal conspiracy) has been invoked against them.

They already face charges of making assertions prejudicial to national integration and injuring

or defiling a place of worship. Other charges include indulging in deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings, uttering statements leading to public mischief, rioting and unlawful assembly.

The maximum punishment in such a case would be five years in jail or a fine or both. In all, 21 Sangh parivar members were chargesheeted by the CBI after the 1992 demolition for allegedly instigating mobs and conspiring to raze the disputed structure.

Kalyan Singh, who was UP CM when the structure was razed, was also one of accused, but enjoys immunity under the Constitution for being the Rajasthan governor.

All were booked in a separate FIR while the main FIR had been lodged against the lakhs of karsewaks for demolishing the structure.

Earlier, the accused BJP bosses were were greeted by chief minister Aditya Nath Yogi on their arrival at the VVIP guest house in Lucknow on Tuesday.

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Jaipur, May 31 (IANS): The Rajasthan High Court on Wednesday suggested that the cow should be declared a national animal and its killers be sentenced to life imprisonment.

“Keeping in mind Articles 48 and 51A (g) of the Constitution and to provide legal entity for their proper protection and conservation of cow, it is expected from the government that cow is declared a national animal,” Justice Mahesh Chandra Sharma said in a 145-page order.

Describing himself as a “Shiv bkaht”, the judge, on the eve of his retirement, gave a ruling relating to the Hingonia Gaushala of Jaipur.

According to NGOs, over 500 cows had died at the Hingonia Bovine Animal Rehabilitation Centre in a span of 1-2 months in 2016 due to improper care.

The court said India was a predominantly agriculture-based country where animal husbandry played an important role.

“It should also be kept in mind that that Hindus have got great faith in cows and Nepal, which is a Hindu nation, has declared cow a national animal,” he said.

The judge appointed the Chief Secretary and the Advocate General of Rajasthan as persons in loco parentis (custodians) for the protection and conservation of cows.

Farmers to go on strike for loan waiver M um b a i , M ay 3 1 (IANS): Over half a million farmers across Maharashtra on Wednesday said that they plan to launch an indefinite strike starting midnight after talks with Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on various issues, including the long-pending demand of a loan waiver, collapsed.

“With the farmers going on strike, major cities like Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Pune, Nashik, Nagpur could face shortages of essentials fruits, vegetables, milk and food grains in the coming days,” said Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghatana leader and MP Raju Shetti.

“Farmers are committing suicides all over the state... The government is insensitive to their plight.

We have no options but to launch the strike.. After a fortnight we will intensify it,” Shetti told IANS. Late on Tuesday, representatives of the Kisan Kranti Morcha (KMM)

a state-level coordination committee of various farmers organisations, met Fadnavis, but failed to get any concrete commitments, he added.

Shetti said the strike is “a loss of face for Prime Minister Narendra Modi” who had assured to resolve farmers issues during the 2014 election, and “a failure of the state BJP”.

The government however said it is still hopeful of working out a last-minute solution.

“We are discussing all the issues with farmers’ leaders. We are sympathetic to their demands. I am certain we will hammer out an amicable solution and resolve the issues,” Minister of State for Agriculture Sadabhau Khot told media persons.

A group of around 200 farmers of Puntamba village in Ahmednagar district were the first to announce the strike from June 1, and many others followed suit.

The farmers’ demands include complete waiver of farm loans, free electricity, appropriate remunerative prices for their produce, grant for irrigation and higher price for milk and implementation of the M.S. Swaminathan Committee recommendations.

The Fadnavis government had been under severe fire from not only the opposition parties - Congress and the Nationalist Congress Party - but also its own allies - the Shiv Sena and the Shetti-led SSS. In a massive show of strength on Tuesday, Shetti completed his long march from Pune to Mumbai and met Maharashtra Governor C.V. Rao to apprise him of the crises gripping farmlands.

“We have already held meetings with Governor Rao and Chief Minister Fadnavis on our long-pending issues and urged an immediate solution,” Shetti added. He warned that with monsoon setting in,

DMK stages protest against cattle slaughter ban C h enna i , M ay 3 1 (AGENCIES): The DMK on Wednesday came down strongly on the BJP-led Central government over the ban on sale of cattle for slaughter, saying a situation had arisen where “we should eat only what the Prime Minister desires.” Leading a DMK protest in Chennai against the ban, party working president M.K. Stalin also warned of “another Marina revolution” (on the lines of pro-jallikattu stir) if the recent notification on the matter was not withdrawn. Accusing the Centre of coming up with such notifications to cover up its three years of “non-performance,” he also questioned the “silence” of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K. Palaniswami on the issue.

Re c a l l i n g va r i o u s promises made by the BJP in the 2014 Lok Sabha polls,

Mr. Stalin said none of them, including ones about retrieving black money and creating jobs, had been fulfilled.

“So, this ban, what we eat is now being restricted.

A situation has come up where we should eat only what (Prime Minister Narendra) Modi desires. The civil liberties guaranteed by the Constitution are being snatched. Freedom is being snatched,” he claimed.

He alleged that the Modi government was coming up with such notifications to divert people’s attention from issues plaguing the country. “Three years of BJP rule have passed. There are no schemes or achievements that benefit people.

To cover that up and divert the attention of people, the BJP (government) is making such laws,” he said. He

wondered if the central government had “deposited at least `15 if not `15 lakh” in the bank account of each citizen as promised by Mr. Modi in 2014 under his efforts to retrieve the black money stashed in foreign havens.

He questioned why Palaniswami had not responded although his counterparts in Kerala and West Bengal have opposed the ban on sale of cattle for slaughter. Palaniswami on May 27 said he would comment on the Centre’s ban on cattle sale after going through the notification.

The DMK leader said though the BJP had given importance to cooperative federalism during the 2014 polls, it has now reduced states to “municipalities” and Chief Ministers to “municipal chiefs.”

the sowing season would begin within the next fortnight, which would be affected if the government failed to fulfil the farmers’ demands.

“One cropping season may go which will hit agricultural supplies in the long run. We shall intensify the agitation by resorting to road blocks to stop trucks carrying agro-products from plying in the state,” Shetti said.

Meanwhile the state Congress reacted sharply to a statement by a BJP state spokesperson purportedly saying that strike “would make no difference to the government”.

Congress spokesperson Sachin Sawant said the ruling BJP has been continuously “abusing” the farmers and it signifies the party’s end is approaching.

“The BJP’s end is near in the state and the country.

Very soon farmers all over India will also show they don’t need the BJP,” he said.

Free Vrindavan of monkeys: HC

Vrindavan, May 31 (IANS): The Allahabad High Court on Wednesday issued notice to the Uttar Pradesh government demanding that the simian menace in Vrindavan be addressed. The order came after PIL petitioner Madhu Mangal Shukla listed in the court attacks on numerous pilgrims by monkeys in the Hindu holy town visited by thousands daily. “The High Court has taken a very serious view of the matter and has asked various government departments to file responses within a month,” Shukla told IANS. The court issued notice to the District Magistrate of Mathura, the Circle Officer of Vrindavan, the Chief Secretary of Uttar Pradesh and the state Forest Department, asking them to explain how the monkey menace in Vrindavan was being addressed.

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GST enrolment window to reopen on June 1 DIMAPUR, MAY 31 (NPN): Goods and Services Tax (GST) enrolment window for existing taxpayers would re-open from June 1 for a period of 15 days only.

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G&M director has also directed all licensees, operators, transporters, traders, government registered contractors & suppliers to pay royalty on all minor minerals to the government through the nodal department, directorate of G&M, as per the rate of royalty prescribed in schedule-I of the NMMCR, 2004.

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shortage was mostly because of lack of a bottling and storage plants in the region. However, he said Indian Oil was upgrading its storage depot in Assam which would help in easing the problem faced right now, not just in Nagaland but all over the North East Region. Answering to another query on the list of beneficiaries which was data taken from 2011 census, Ray said that was only the initial list as they had to start with a concrete data but the list would be revised and necessary additions made once the new connections begin.

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DIMAPUR, MAY 31 (NPN): Geology and Mining (G&M) department has notified that it would regulate, control and administer all minor minerals in the state such as sand, gravels, boulders, stone chips, bricks, clay, stand stone, limestone, marble etc listed in schedule-II of the NMMCR, 2004.

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Tovihoto Ayemi, MLA, Deputy Commissioner Dimapur, Kesonyü Yhome, IAS, besides other officials from Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India and other oil-marketing companies including Indian Oil, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited and Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited.

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pain to gathering firewoods and exposing themselves to unhealthy environments.

Under this scheme, the beneficiaries will only have to pay nominal connection fee of Rs 1,600 for both the LPG stove and the cylinder.

He said, in Nagaland presently, only 45 percent of the population was using LPGs instead of traditional chullahs but through this programme 90 percent of the population was expected to switch over to LPG. The aim of the programme was to take the LPG usage in the country to 80 percent and basing on that target, a total of 1.5 lakh new LPG connections would be made in Nagaland in the next two year, Ray informed.

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D I M A P U R , M AY 3 1 (NPN): Nothing can be closer to the truth. The damaging effects of alcohol are seen in every sphere of life, be it physical, mental or social. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that alcohol dependency affects 140 million people worldwide, inflicting damage onnumerous lives and economies. An estimated global mortality rate of 3.8% is ascribed to alcohol consumption alone.

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(From p-1) The programme would serve as nourishment for the whole country and its people transcending the political philosophies and ideologies, Imchen added.

The minister later handed out the PMUY LPG connections to the first 20 beneficiaries shortlisted from among the 1.8 lakh beneficiaries in the whole state. Initially the launching of the programme was to be launched by Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, Kiren Rijiju, but he could not make.

Indian Oil AOD state office, executive director, Dipankar Ray proposed the welcome address in which he informed that the PMUY programme started a year ago in other parts of the country but in the North East region, Nagaland was the second state after following Assam.

He said two important features of the programme was tackling the environmental issues like emission of smoke, deforestation and enriching the lives of the womenfolk as they wouldn’t have to suffer the

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Karnataka’s Nandini K R tops civil services exam

NEW DELHI, May 31 (agencies): The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) on Wednesday declared results of the prestigious civil services examination.

This year’s topper, Nandini K R, is an officer of the Indian Revenue Service, and at present undergoing training at the National Academy of Customs, Excise and Narcotics in Faridabad.

Anmol Sher Singh Bedi is the topper among male candidates securing overall second rank. He is an engineering graduate in computer science from BITS, Pilani.

The top 25 candidates comprise 18 men and 7 women. Civil services examination topper Nandini K R always wanted to be an IAS officer and now having achieved her goal, she wants to contribute to the country’s education sector.

An Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer, Nandini, who hails from Kolar (known for gold mining) in Karnataka, cracked the exam in her fourth attempt.

“It is like a dream come true. I always wanted

Nandini K R to be an IAS officer,” she told PTI from the National Academy of Customs, Excise and Narcotics in Faridabad, where she is undergoing probation.

“I put in a lot of effort.

After getting selected in the IRS in 2014, I had taken the exam again in 2015 but could not crack it. I took the test again and topped it. It is a wonderful experience,” she says.

Nandini got 849 rank in the 2014 civil services exam and was alloted IRS (Customs and Central Excise).

Holding a Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) degree from M S Ramaiah Institute of Technology, Bengaluru, Nandini had Kannada literature as her optional sub-

ject. Nandini belongs to the Other Backward Class (OBC) category.

A total of 1,099 candidates (846 men and 253 women), including 500 in General category, 347 belonging to Other Backward Class, 163 from Scheduled Caste and 89 from Scheduled Tribe, have been recommended for appointment to various central government services, the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) said.

They include 44 physically handicapped candidates (22 orthopedically handicapped; seven visually challenged and 15 hearing impaired).

There are 220 other candidates in the waiting list. A total of 1,209 vacancies were notified by the government, which were to be filled through the civil services examination 2016.

The civil services examination is conducted by the UPSC annually in three stages — preliminary, mains and interviews — to select candidates for the elite Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Foreign Service (IFS) and Indian Police Service (IPS), among others.

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Whistleblower claims AIIMS entrance test paper leaked

Anand Rai NEW DELHI,May 31 (agencies): Anand Rai, who exposed the Vyapam scam in Madhya Pradesh, has alleged that the question papers of this year’s entrance exam for MBBS course of the AIIMS were leaked following which the premier medical institute constituted a committee to probe the issue.

Rai, in a series of tweets, posted images of question papers of the entrance examination which was held across the country on May 28. He said that he had received the question paper screenshots from a source who claimed these were leaked from MC Saxena College in Lucknow when the online test was on.

The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) said it has constituted a committee to inquire into the matter and it is in con-

tact with the investigation agencies for necessary action once the facts are ascertained.

“The AIIMS takes these reports very seriously and has constituted a committee to inquire into the matter. The committee shall look into the matter immediately and submit a report at the earliest,” the institute said in a statement. It said, the AIIMS administration is also in contact with the government investigation agencies in this regard.

“Immediate and further necessary action shall be taken once the facts are ascertained,” the statement said. Rai also tagged the Prime Minister’s Office in his tweet and sought a CBI enquiry into the issue.

The AIIMS online entrance test was held in two shifts, he told PTI, adding that the screenshots clearly prove that the question papers were leaked while the examination was going on.

“I urge the prime minister and the AIIMS director to ask the CBI to probe the matter,” he said. Rai also alleged that AIIMS MBBS seats were being “sold”.

In his Facebook page, he urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to ensure justice for meritorious and hardworking students who suffer because of such “mafias”.

AAP MLAs, Kapil Mishra clash inside Delhi Assembly

New Delhi, May 31 (IANS): Sacked Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra on Wednesday reiterated in the Delhi assembly allegations of corruption against Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Health Minister Satyendar Jain triggering chaos before he was marshalled out of the House. He later claimed that he was manhandled by AAP legislators.

The former Water Minister, who has been campaigning against Kejriwal levelling graft allegations against him, claimed he was “punched” and “kicked” by five or seven Aam Aadmi Party legislators.

The incident took place as Mishra insisted on being given a chance to speak in the House, convened to discuss the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill.

Mishra also demanded convening of an open session of the assembly at Ramlila Maidan to publicly discuss the corruption charges and sought to display a banner demanding the special assembly session.

He was repeatedly warned by Speaker Ram Niwas Goel to desist but he did not relent. TV visuals from the assembly showed Mishra being grabbed and prevented by a group of

Kapil Mishra lawmakers and marshals from raising the banner.

A scuffle broke out in the House as BJP members tried to rescue the rebel AAP leader. As he refused to put the banner down, Goel ordered Mishra to be marshalled out of the House.

Talking to media persons outside the assembly, Mishra said he had written a letter to Goel on Tuesday, urging for the special public session.

“I wanted to discuss their corruption. When I did not get the opportunity, I called for convening a special session at Ramlila Ground. Suddenly the (AAP) MLAs rushed to me and started hitting me,” Mishra said.

“This is for the first time in an assembly that instead of marshals, MLAs are sent to assault another MLA,” said Mishra who was seen being dragged out

of the house by AAP members. He claimed he was punched in the chest and kicked in the back.

“Following a gesture by (Deputy Chief Minister) Manish Sisodia, several of the MLAs assaulted me,” said Mishra, adding that he could only identify two of the legislators -- Madan Lal and Jarnail Singh-- who attacked him.

Mishra said he would raise the assault issue with Lt Governor Anil Baijal and, on June 3 at the Constitution Club, he would present before the people the documents to prove wrongdoing by Kejriwal and Jain.

“I am not afraid of you, no matter how many goons you send, I will not be deterred, I will expose all your scams and corruptions,” Mishra said referring to Kejriwal.

Speaker Goel said both Mishra and the legislators who manhandled him may face action.

“Whatever happened today is unfortunate. What the MLAs did was wrong.

One may do whatever he wants outside, but inside the assembly, one needs to maintain the discipline and decorum,” the Speaker later told the media, adding that other lawmakers may face action for their behaviour.

Defence ministry releases strategic partnership policy Pilots didn’t survive Sukhoi crash, IAF says

NEW DELHI,May 31 (agencies):: Global armament majors who want to tie-up with Indian private sector companies under the new “strategic partnership (SP)” policy will not only have to undertake extensive transfer of technology, but also provide formal assurances from their governments that they will get the necessary licenses to do so if selected.

“Such commitments may also be supported by inter-governmental agreements to be signed between India and the countries concerned at the stage of award

of contracts,” says the SP policy, which was made public by the defence ministry on Wednesday.

The government aims to build a strong defenceindustrial base in the country through the SP policy, under which selected Indian private sector companies will partner with foreign original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to jointly manufacture fighter jets, helicopters, submarines and armoured vehicles like tanks under the “Make in India” framework, as earlier reported by TOI. “Fostering a construc-

tive partnership with Indian private defence industry is considered not just a sound economic option but a strategic imperative to minimize dependence on imports and infuse self-sufficiency in defence manufacturing,” said the MoD. There is a need to institutionalize “a transparent, objective and functional mechanism” to encourage broader participation of the domestic private sector, in addition to the existing capacity of the five defence PSUs, four shipyards and 41 ordnance factories. India still gets around 65% of its defence requirements from

abroad, making it the largest arms importer in the world.

The SP policy lays down detailed guidelines for the selection of Indian companies as “strategic partners”, which will be “fair, reasonable, non-arbitrary, transparent and rational, and based upon the broad parameters of financial strength, technical capability and capacity/infrastructure”. Under the policy, one company will be selected as the SP at a time in each of the four segments.

NEW DELHI,May 31 (agencies):: Nine days after a Sukhoi-30 MKI fighter jet crashed after taking off from the Tezpur airbase, the IAF officially declared the two pilots, Squadron Leader D Pankaj and Flight Lieutenant S Achudev, dead on Wednesday.

“Analysis of the aircraft’s flight data recorder and certain other articles recovered from the crash site, approximately 60km northwest of Tezpur, revealed the pilots could not

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Though the court of inquiry will establish the exact reason behind the crash of the twin-engine Sukhoi, it could range from “spatial disorientation” of the pilots to a technical failure. This is the eighth reported crash of the Sukhoi30MKIs, which are the latest and the most potent fighters in the IAF’s combat fleet but have faced engine problems as well as poor availability and manage-

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DBHSS Mon Inaugural function held

(Inset): Manlip President K.U speaking at the inaugural programme. The new school building of Don Bosco Higher Secondary School.

DIMAPUR: Don Bosco Higher Secondary School (DBHSS) Mon held its inaugural programme with president Konyak Union (KU), Manlip Konyak and SP Mon, Yeangba Konyak

as chief guest and guest of honour respectively on May 30.

Speaking at the programme chief guest said that the long cherished dreams of the Konyak peo-

ple had finally came true by upgrading Don Bosco School to Don Bosco Higher Secondary School. He said that the school was one of the oldest schools in Mon district and has been

ous fields.

He also requested the students to work hard so that in future they could become responsible man and women. He also thanked the Don Bosco family and the concerned department for upgrading the school into higher secondary.

R e v. N a h n g o m konyak, pastor KBCM invoked God’s blessing.

Welcome Song was presented by class 10, welcome speech was by Rev. Fr. Athili Martin while words of encouragement were given by Yeangba Konyak. Daniel Konyak also spoke on behalf of past pupils. Vote of thanks was delivered by Brother Mathew SDB.

DIMAPUR: NSCN/GPRN (Reformation) through its MIP has claimed that, one person identified as ‘sgt. maj.’ Moe, belonging to NSCN (IM), Army No. 19611, son of Khotak of Zeamkem village had been reportedly collecting tax in the name of NSCN/GPRN (R) government, which was against the Azha of the government.

In this connection, the NSCN/GPRN UT-1 and Dimapur Town Command have jointly operated and arrested him on May 29.

The NSCN/ GPRN (Reformation) further asked all the Naga Political Groups (NPGs) to restrain from such activities as it tarnished the good image of its government.

news in brief STO Zunheboto informs: Senior Treasury Officer (STO) Zunheboto, Aboto H. Zhimomi has informed that the yearly pensioner’s verification would be conducted from June 15-30.

The timing would be from 9.30 a.m to 3.30 pm.

All pensioners have been requested to appear personally along with their PPO booklet.

NSBS&G consultative meet: Nagaland State Bharat Scouts & Guides (NSBS&G) consultative meeting would be held on June 6 at 10 a.m in State Headquarters Conference hall of NSBS & G to discuss some urgent matters of the movement. All the life members, State officials, former state officials and senior members of NSBS & G to attend the meeting positively.

DPDB Phek preponed: Phek District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) for the month of June 2017 has been preponed to June 9, time and venue remains same. Chairman, DPDB Phek has asked all DPDB members to join the lunch at 10.30 a.m at G A Rest House Phek and proceed for meeting. All the members have been requested to attend without fail.

LCD informs: Leo Club of Dimapur has requested all the members of the Leo Club, Lions Club of Blue Vanda, Lions Club of Dimapur, ex-Leos and the presidents of all the

active NGOs in Dimapur to the 37th annual district conference (Dist. 322d), “Goonj- the roar of leos” (presented by Solar Timbers) at 9:45 a.m on June 3 at the Lions Centre Leo Park, Midland, Dimapur.

Kohima CMO informs: Chief medical officer and designated officer Kohima Dr. Avino Metha has directed food business operators to obtain/renew licence/registration at CMO Kohima office failing which they would be penalized under section 63 and regulation 2.1.14 of the food safety and standards Act 2006 and regulations 2011. CMO informed that as per the regulation 2.1.1 and 2.1.2 of the food safety and standards regulations 2011 every business operators of food such as pharmacies (selling food supplements, proprietary foods etc), hotels, restaurants, provisions, groceries, home based etc have to obtain food safety licence / registration.

EPFO workshop: For optimum use of the information technology for efficient service delivery and widening the reach of EPF benefits, e-KYC AADHAAR Seeding Application has been developed with the support of Common Services Centre (CSCs) & Centre for Development of Advance Computing (CDAC) and has been put in operation at all the CSC outlets and

the EPFO field offices. In this regard, a workshop with the officials of CSCs and the EPF subscribers has been scheduled to be held on June 5 at Book Marc, near Hotel De-Oriental Dream Supermarket, Dimapur. The workshop would be attended by Wangjam Devendra Singh, asst. director (IS) and Majangbou Newmai, asst. PF commissioner, SSO, Dimapur.

Rajya Puraskar Testing Camp: Rajya Puraskar Testing Camp an annual event for the Nagaland State Bharat Scouts & Guides would be held from June 8-12 at State Training Centre, Nerhema. Arrival would be on June 8, noon and registration fee is 100. Campers have been requested to bring usual camp kit, 2 sets of correct and complete uniform as per APRO II and III with all the required badges stitched, bedding, personal medicine, torch, track suit, knotting rope and all the necessary log books.

Free hospitality during the camp would be provided and actual NST bus fare would be reimbursed on production of T.E Bill along with bus tickets in original. Tritiya Sopan qualified scout & guide, those who have completed 9 months after receiving Tritiya Sopan and those who have earned all the required proficiency badges from Dwitiya Sopan till Rajya Puraskar are eligible for the camp.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, june 1, 2017

Organisations condemn bomb blast incident DIMAPUR: Condemnations continue to pour in at the unfortunate bomb blast that took place at M/S Ideal Pharmacy, Dimapur on May 29, killing one and injuring others.

GPRN/NSCN: GPRN/NSCN through its MIP has strongly condemned the bomb blast by unidentified persons which has posed grave threats to the Naga populace specially when Nagas were yearning for permanent p e a c e. G P R N / N S C N stated that such cowardly acts are nothing less than acts of terrorism. MIP further informed all the units to hunt the culprit and be booked at the earliest as there was no room for such people in the civilised world. GPRN/NSCN has sought cooperation from all the people to ensure that peaceful atmosphere be protected. It also conveyed its deepest condolences to the bereaved family and wish speedy recovery to all those injured.

GBUD (Sadar): GBs Union Dimapur in a condemnation note by president, M. Y. Ngullie stated that, “these sort of heinous crimes cannot be tolerated since it is damaging the peaceful atmosphere in society.” It also appealed the law enforcing agency to do its best to arrest the culprits at the earliest possible time.

It further expressed condolence to the bereaved family and pray for the speedy recovery of the injured.

CCCTA: Chumukedima Chamber of Commerce and Trade Association (CCCTA) in a condemnation note by president, Avi Chase and general secretary, James Kin appealed the security force to seriously put their heads together and bring to book those criminals to restore back public confidence.

CCCTA also conveyed

condolence to the departed soul and prayed for speedy recovery of the injured. It also notified all the shops/ enterprises in Chumukedima town that severe penalty would be imposed if uniform rate or MRP was not strictly maintained.

All shop/enterprises were also reminded of the public resolution taken at Saturday bazaar on February 13, 2014 that there would be only “one government one tax” which would remain in effect and violators would be served penalty as resolved.

KC C I : Ko h i m a Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) in a condemnation note stated that the blast has created a fear psychosis among the peace loving business community, who served the society but were always at the receiving end from myriads of organizations in the society. KCCI appealed to law enforcement agencies to apprehend those anti-social elements at the earliest to establish the rule of law.

KCCI also expressed deep sympathy to the bereaved family members of Abul Basit and expressed solidarity to the proprietor Nidhu Biswas and speedy recovery to the injured.

EDSC: East Dimapur Sumi Council (EDSC) in a condemnation note by chairman EDSC, Dr. Hitoca Achumi, stated that such act of dictate through bomb blast to scare the innocent to meet their demands of profit has no place in the Naga society and should be condemned by all and exemplary penalty should be given to any individual found involved in such act of terror.

EDSC also appealed to the district administration and the law enforcing agencies to book the culprits at the earliest. EDSC also expressed sadness at the loss

of an unsuspecting public and injury to innocent business persons and appealed to the state government to grant ex-gratia to the persons affected.

Rev. Gaidim Kamei: Rongmei Baptist Church (RBC) Burma camp, pastor Rev. Gaidim Kamei in a condemnation note has also condemned the dastardly act of unidentified miscreants. Stating that among the injured Iheilung Newme a member of RBC, the only bread earner of the family have been referred to Gauhati for further treatment.

Rev. Gaidim pray for speedy recovery of all injured and expressed deep condolences to the bereaved family members of the deceased.

DDTYO: Dimapur District Tenyimi Youth Organisation (DDTYO) has strongly condemned the incident and conveyed its deepest condolences to the bereaved family and also appealed the state government to nap those involved at the earliest.

NSPC: The Nagaland State Pharmacy Council (NSPC) condemned the bomb blast has also asked the law enforcing agencies to swiftly nab the culprit at an early date and punish as per the law. NSPC also conveyed its heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family of the deceased speedy recovery of the injured.

NMBOA: The New Market Business Owners’ Association (NMBOA) in a condemnation note by office in-charge, Kiyegho Aye while condemning the dastardly act has also appealed the law enforcing agencies to nab the culprits at the earliest and award befitting punishment. It also conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family of Abdul Basit and pray that Almighty grant them strength and solace and for his soul to rest in peace.

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Legal service authorities observe ‘World No Tobacco Day’

(1- 2) Participants of walkathon in Phek and Kiphire. (3) LDLSA officials along with GHS students. (4) Dr. Ngampa addressing the gathering. (5) PDLSA officials along with students of BHSS. (6) Renbemo Tungoe addressing the gathering.

(7) GHSS Tuensang students at the programme. (8) KDLSA officials alongwith students of Government Middle School Mima.

DIMAPUR: Along with the rest of the world, District Legal Services Authorities (DLSAs) across the state commemorated “World No Tobacco Day” through walkathon and awareness programme with school and college students on May 31.

Phek: Phek District Legal Services Authority (PDLSA) in collaboration with National Tobacco Control Program, Phek organized Walkathon and awareness programme at Phek town.

Speaking on Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products (Prohibition of Advertisement and Regulation of Trade and Commerce, Production, Supply and Distribution) Act, 2003 or COTPA, 2003, N. Longshithung Ezung, chairman PDLSA and district and session judge appraised that the Act prohibited smoking of tobacco in public places, except in special smoking zones in hotels, restaurants and airports and open spaces.

He said that advertisement of tobacco products including cigarettes was prohibited, while tobacco products cannot be sold to person below the age of 18 years, and in places within 100 meters radius from the

outer boundary of an institution of education, which included school, colleges and institutions of higher learning established or recognized by an appropriate authority.

Highlighting the punishments under COTPA 2003, N. Longshithung Ezung pointed out that smoking in public places was liable to be punished with a fine which may extend upto Rs. 200. He informed that displaying or causing to display or permitting or authorizing to display any advertisement of cigarettes or any other tobacco products or selling or causing to sell or permitting or distributing or any other tobacco products is liable to imprisonment which may extend to 2 years or with fine which may extend upto Rs, 1000 or both.

Dr. Reyosalu Lase Viza, district nodal officer, National Tobacco Control Program, Phek gave a short speech on the effect and impact of tobacco consumption.

The prog ram was chaired by Vethothi Vero, panel lawyer, PDLSA, while invocation prayer was pronounced by pastor, Phek Town Baptist Church.

More than 230 stu-

dents participated in the programme.

Kiphire: In Kiphire, the Kiphire District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) organized walkathon.

Mezivolu T. Therieh, NJS chief judicial magistrate and secretary KDLSA in his introductory speech urged the gathering not to form a habit of indulging in use of tobacco products.

Ben Longkumer, superintendent of Police and executive member KDLSA flagged off the ceremony.

In the best placard competition, the first prize was bagged by Tsarimong of Loyala Higher Secondary School ICEU, second prize by Zisaji of Government College and Rilila of Loyala Higher Secondary School. The winners were given cash prize of Rs. 3000, Rs. 2000 and Rs. 1000 with citations respectively.

This was followed by walkathon with placards from DC’s residence to public ground by students, teachers, district civil and police officials, PLVs and members of DLSA. Longleng: Longleng District Legal Services Authority (LDLSA) or-

ganized awareness programme at Government Higher Secondary School, where resource person was Dr. Bongau Phom, junior dental surgeon District Hospital Longleng.

Earlier, welcome address was delivered by Chinglong Phom, head master Government High School Longleng while the programme was chaired by Imlichuba Phom, PLV front office, DLSA. Mon: Mon District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) organized an awareness programme where the theme speaker was Dr. Ngampa, District Hospital Mon, while M. Moba, retainer lawyer spoke on Right to Education. Keynote address was delivered by Neiko Kanuo, chairman MDLSA. The programme was chaired

by Dominic Kaiba, panel lawyer MDLSA. Secretary PDLSA, Dr Savino nodal officer NTCP Peren spoke on ill effects of tobacco with statistics in Nagaland.

Peren: Peren District Legal Services Authority (PDLSA) organized an awareness programme at Baptist Higher Secondary School. Somet C. Chang, chief judicial magistrate

Peren highlighted the Juvenile Justice Act and also the legal system that was prevalent in the country and encouraged the students to say no to tobacco use. Students were also briefed about the ill effect of tobacco in the society and the health hazards of the tobacco to an individual. Advocate Italang, public prosecutor Peren spoke on COTPA 2003.

Wokha: Wokha District Legal Services Authority (WDLSA) organized an awareness programme where speech on anti tobacco day was delivered by resource person, Renbemo Tungoe, assistant public prosecutor Wokha.

Significance of the day was delivered by advocate Gracy Ezung, panel lawyer WDLSA, while brief overview of Legal Services Authority by advocate David Ezung, panel lawyer WDLSA. The programme was chaired by Kimiri Tungoe, PLV WDLSA. Tuensang: Tuensang District Legal Services Authority (TDLSA) organized awareness programme at Government Higher Secondary School.

Introductory note on the theme was delivered by Mayang Lima, principal

district and session judge Tuensang. Yimtsusangla Chang, retainer lawyer TDLSA spoke on prohibition of smoking and prohibition of ragging and chairman TDLSA. N. Kano judicial magistrate 1st Class Tuensang and secretary TDLSA chaired the programme.

Zunheboto: Zunheboto District Legal Services Authority (ZDLSA) organized awareness programme where significance of the day was pronounced by Tovi Z. Yephto, retainer lawyer ZDLSA and short speech

by Niechochiyi Suyie, chairman ZDLSA. Introduction was delivered by Atoka Achumi, secretary ZDLSA, while closing remarks by Easter H. Yepthomi, panel lawywer ZDLSA. There was distribution of anti tobacco pamphlets.

Dimapur: Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) organized awareness seminar with students and faculty

Department of Justice, Ministry of Law and Justice, Government of India, New Delhi

of Yemhi Memorial College. Ajongba Imchen, secretary DDLSA and chief judicial magistrate, Dimapur urged the attendees to avail the legal services being provided by the DDLSA. Kekhriele-u, panel lawyer DDLSA enlightened the participants on the services being provided by the DDLSA, while Sentimenla, panel lawyer DDLSA highlighted the salient provisions of the Prohibition of Smoking in Public Places Rules, 2008.

Zuchumbeni Ngullle, panel lawyer DDLSA and Moatila Ao, panel lawyer DDLSA, spoke on the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act, 2003, and the adverse effects of tobacco use respectively.

Welcome address was delivered by Temjensangla, assistant professor, Commerce Dept. Yemhi Memorial College and the programme was chaired

by Vimeno, panel lawyer DDLSA. Kohima: Kohima

District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) organized awareness programme at Government Middle School Mima.

Speaking on COPTA 2003, Thejapfütuo Khezhie, panel lawyer KDLSA cautioned that use of tobacco was not only harmful to human life but also effected society socially and economically.

Sanjib Rana, panel lawyer KDLSA spoke on Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, 2012. 17 students from class 6-8 participated in poster making competition where first prize was bagged by Visaneinuo of class 6, second prize by Neilssienuo of class 7 and third prize

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Iran cancels space project T E H R A N, M AY 3 1 (AGENCIES): Iran’s semiofficial ILNA news agency is reporting that the country’s space organization is cancelling a project to explore sending humans into space.

Iran sent a monkey into space in January 2013 and it had announced a goal of sending a person by 2018. But Wednesday’s report quotes Mohammad Homayoun Sadr, deputy head of the space organization, as saying the cost was judged to be prohibitive — an estimated $15 to $20 billion over 15 years.

Iran has long held the goal of developing a space program, generating unease among the United States and other countries concerned about Tehran’s ballistic missile programs.

BEIJING, MAY 31 (PTI): China has approved a plan to build an underwater observation network across the disputed East and South China seas, in yet another provocative move that will anger Beijing’s neighbours.

China will invest two billion yuan (USD 292 million) to build the network, which will be capable of allweather and real time HD multi-interface observation from seabed to surface, state run Global Times quoted a report by the official China Central Television (CCTV) as saying.

While China claims its sovereignty over the Senkaku islands held by Japan, it also has claims over all of South China Sea (SCS).

Vietnam, Malaysia, Philippines, Brunei and Taiwan have counter claims.

China is engaged in hotly contested territorial disputes in both the seas.

Beijing claims almost all of the South China Sea -- parts of which are also claimed by five other countries -- and

has built up and militarised many of the islands and reefs it controls in the region.

Both areas were stated to be rich minerals, oil and other natural resources.

The underwater observation network will serve as a scientific research platform which can provide longterm and continuous data to research on the marine environment under the two seas, the CCTV report said.

“The planned physical platform can help us understand the complicated submarine world and provide a technical basis and the physical conditions for exploration and application of resources under the ocean,” Li Jie, a Beijing-based navy expert, told state run Global Times.

A data centre will be built in Shanghai near the coast to monitor the observation network and to store and manage the data captured.

It can promote frontier research in fields such as earth systems and climate

change and meet the country’s comprehensive demand to monitor the marine environment, prevent disasters and protect national security and interests, the report said.

“However, some foreign countries will link the underwater system with a military facility and exaggerate its military usage given its geographical location,” Li said.

“Military use is only one part of the planned use of the system, but civilian uses will have a much wider and diversified scope in the future,” Liu Jiangping, another military analyst said.

“However, if foreign submarines and unmanned underwater vehicles enter Chinese waters, China is obligated to use data gathered from the underwater network to identify, detect or even drive away those vehicles to protect the security of China’s territorial waters, exclusive economic zones and the country’s sovereignty,” Liu said.

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PHISAMI VILLAGE STUDENTS' UNION DISTRICT : KIPHIRE - 798611 FELICITATES

With immense pride and honour, we the (PVSU) heartily congratulate Ms. Pulivi Yalika, D/o Mr. Kughalu Mulatonu & Mrs. Hotoli Mulatonu for securing Top 4th Position from Delhi Public School, Dimapur in the recently declared (CBSE) 12 result 2017.

The PVSU also wishes all the candidates who have successfully cleared their HSLC & HSSLC examinations 2017. The PVSU further whishes that the Almighty continue to guide and lead you Ms. Pulivi Yalika in all future endeavours.

Mr. Ninoto Yeptho President (PVSU)

OFFICE OF THE

WOKHA – 797111 : NAGALAND

With immense pride and pleasure TISU extends our heartiest congratulations to all the successful students of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017.

FELICITATES

HSSLC Bokali. A. Chophy Bokali. A. Chophy D/o N. Atoshe Chophy st (1 Div.) (Distinction in, Eng/Hist/Pol.Sc/Edu/Eco. Vilibo .K. Chophi D/o Khukiye Chophi (2nd Div.) Tunali. M. Chophy D/o Mughato. I. Chophy (2nd Div.) Pikato. V. Chophy S/o Vikuto Chophy (2nd Div.) Kitoholi .I D/o lzheho (2nd Div) Linatoli. K. Chopy D/o Kakheto. Y. Chophy (2nd Div.) Lito. K. Sumi D/o Khukiye I (3rd Div.)

We the Chukitong Tsungiki Ekhung (CTE) heartily congratulate Mr. P. Zubenthung Kikon, son of P. Yisanbeni Kikon and Late L. Phyobemo Kikon on being conferred Doctorate of Philosophy (Ph.D) on the thesis “Studies on distribution production through ecological Niche Modeling and Propagation of Two threatened Species (Vanda Bicolor Griff and Paris Polyphylla Smith)” from department of Botany at Nagaland University, Lumami.

CTE honoured his sincere effort for bringing laurels to our Village in particular and to our community as a whole. We too pray that the Almighty God bless him good health and guide in his future endeavours.

T. Zuchobemo Ngullie Eyingbemo Ngullie Chairman, CTE Secretary, CTE

The Union further wishes them for the future endeavour.

CONGRATULATIONS

We, The Molungyimsen Students' Union takes immense pride and honour to convey our heartfelt congratulations to Miss Jungdinaro Sanglir, daughter of Mr. L Anungba Sanglir of Delhi Public School, Dimapur for securing 'Top-I position' (Class XII, Arts stream) with 95.4% in the AISSCE 2017.

Furthermore, the Union also extends our sincere congratulations to all the successful meritorious candidates of the HSLC and HSSLC Exam, 2017.

May our Almighty God bless you all and grant success in all your future endeavors.

Suneplila Sanglir lmtener Jamir Gen. Secretary, M.S.U President, M.S.U

(Tokuho N Sumi) President

(Kakuto V Achumi) Gen. Secy.

OFFICE OF THE

KHOLEBOTO VILLAGE COUNCIL B.P.O. SURUHUTO ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

APPRECIATES

OFFICE OF THE

CHANGKI KAKETSURE LONGJEM FELICITATION

The Changki Kaketsuri Longjem (CKL) take this privilege with pride and honour to convey our heartiest congratulations to the following candidates.

1) Miss. Kedirenla Amlari, D/o. Mr. Taliakum Amri and Late lmtimenla Jamir (Topper in Sociology with 98% HSSLC 2017) 2) Miss Kisungla Changkiri, D/o. Mr Changtsupong Changkiri and Mrs lmtisungla LKR. (Topper in English with 93% HSSLC 2017) 3) Miss. Medemmongla Changkiri, D/o. Late Dr. Meren Changkiri and Mrs Atula Meren for selecting as Research Associate in the Department of Psychology under SCERT. 4) Miss. Aienla Amer, D/o. Mr. Aosunep Amer and Mrs Moalila Longchar on being conferred P.Hd from Tezpur University, Department of Business Administration on the topic "A STUDY OF QUALITY FRAMEWORK FOR INTEGRATED WASTE MANAGEMENT IN TOURIST VILLAGES OF NAGALAND".

Further the CKL congratulates all the candidates who came out successfully in the recently declared HSLC and HSSLC examinations 2017 lmtitenzukla Amri Taliwapang Pongen Gen. Sec., CKL President, CKL

We the undersigned on behalf of Kholeboto Village Council would like to congratulate Mr. K. Vitoka Awomi, S/o. Mr. Kheshepu Awomi and Mrs. Toshili of Kholeboto Village for successfully passing out Graduate Aptitude Test Engineering (GATE) -2016 (Electrical) April 11, 2017 / Techno City, 9th Mile, Baridua, Ri-Bhoi, Meghalaya Graduate Aptitude Test Engineering (GATE) Exam 2017) (All India) and Miss. Alika Awomi, D/o. Mr. Kheshepu Awomi and Mrs. Toshili of Kholeboto Village for successfully passing out in HSSLC (Commerce) in 1st Division (Distinction in two subjects Accountancy and Entrepreneurship 72.60%) The undersigned further congratulate all the HSLC and HSSLC passed candidates and wishes them success in their future endeavours.

Kahovi Awomi Hd. GB Kholeboto Village

Hoshepu Awomi Chairman Kholeboto Village Council

Mr. Kughavi Chishi Gen. Secy. (PVSU)

CHUKITONG TSUNGIKI EKHUNG (CTC)

FELICITATION

HSLC Juvikali. K. Chophi D/o Kihovi Chophi (1st Div.) Kivigho. S. Chophi S/o Shihoto Chophi (2nd Div.) Lito. V. Chophi D/o Vinito Chophi (2nd Div.) Helis D/o Anato (2nd Div.) Toni S. Chophi D/o Shihoto Chophi (2nd Div.)

reduce global carbon emissions.

On Tuesday, Trump met a key voice advocating for withdrawal, Environmental Protection Agency administrator Scott Pruitt.

He was set to meet Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who supports remaining in the deal, said the report.

A formal announcement is expected at some point this week -- Trump tweeted on Wednesday: “I will be announcing my decision on the Paris Accord over the next few days. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!” Senior US officials familiar with his plans, said the move could change until Trump makes his decision public.

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assumed charge as the head of the UN this January, the UN secretary-general said the “world is in a mess” and urged the international community to “stay the course” even if one government does not believe in the emissionscutting deal.

“Yes, not everyone will move at the same pace or

with equal vigour. But if any government doubts the global will and need for this accord, that is reason for all others to unite even stronger and stay the course,” he told students, business leaders and academics at the New York University Stern School of Business.

“It is a reason to build ever broader coalitions — with civil society and business, with cities and states, with academia and community leaders,” Guterres said yesterday.

His speech comes as Trump this week decides whether the US - the secondlargest emitter of greenhouse gases after China - will adhere to the limit its emissions as layed out in the 2015 Paris climate agreement.

Trump poised to quit climate deal

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it out, civilians have been caught in the crossfire.

Bilal Sulaiman, a 47year-old carpenter, said his wife and three children evacuated to safety early in the conflict but he stayed behind to watch their house near the scene of the battle.

He said when the fighting became too fierce, with bombs exploding two blocks away from his house, he ran for his life to a nearby mountain, where he waited without food and water until he decided to swim across a pond to safety.

He waited in an armycontrolled area and was retrieved by government rescuers Wednesday.

“We did not eat for days,” Sulaiman told the AP at an evacuation center

Antonio Guterres

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M O S C OW, M AY 3 1 (IANS): Russian Navy vessels fired four sea-launched cruise missiles at Islamic State (IS) targets near the Syrian city of Palmyra, the Defence Ministry said on Wednesday.

The Kalibr cruise missiles were launched late on Monday from the eastern Mediterranean Sea by the Russian fleet frigate “Admiral Essen” and the “Krasnodar” submarine, which fired its missiles from underwater, Efe news reported.

“The Russian Navy has demonstrated its capacity to launch successful attacks with high precision weapons on short notice once given its launch orders,” said the Russian Ministry note.

The Ministry said the US, Turkey and Israel were informed of the strikes at the “appropriate time”.

It was the first combat operation for both Russian ships, according to the Russian Defence press note.

The ministr y confirmed that all four missiles destroyed their targets -- IS heavy weapons and militant concentrations redeployed from Al Raqqa, the extremist group’s principal bastion city in Syria.

prised government forces with their firepower, fending off air strikes and house-tohouse searches.

The unrest has boosted fears that the Islamic State group’s violent ideology is gaining a foothold in the country’s restive southern islands, where a Muslim separatist rebellion has raged for decades.

Military spokesman Brig. Gen. Restituto Padilla said Hapilon is believed to still be in Marawi.

“We believe he is still there, and we believe that is why they are putting up a very stiff resistance in the areas that they are still being held up and being cleared,” Padilla told reporters in Manila, the capital.

As the two sides battle

where some people wept as rescue workers handed out biscuits and water.

“It was really scary, there were explosions just two blocks from my house but I couldn’t leave our house because somebody might burn it. I later left when the fighting got too intense.”

Frightened civilians crowded into schools, basketball courts and sports centers. Villagers slept on floors and in grandstands and relied on government food and water rations and donations.

Amid the squalor and lack of privacy, Naima Dimangadap wept.

“Our homes got burned because of the bombings.

We failed to save anything, including our cooking pots.

It’s so difficult to live in this evacuation camp,” said Dimangadap, a single mother of five.

On Wednesday, Philippine authorities said troops had cleared almost 90 percent of Marawi city.

Padilla said 960 civilians had been rescued and an estimated 1,000 residents remained trapped in the city. The dead include 89 militants, 19 civilians and 21 government forces, Padilla said.

UNITED NATIONS, MAY 31 (PTI): UN chief Antonio Guterres bluntly warned world leaders that the impact of climate change could affect food production, water security and weather patterns “from Canada to India”, amid threats by US President Donald Trump that he may pull out of the landmark Paris deal.

Guterres said climate change is “undeniable”, in a stark contrast to the position taken by Trump, who has previously called it a “a hoax” and last week shrugged off pressure from US allies during the G7 summit in Sicily to endorse the deal his predecessor Barack Obama worked passionately to achieve.

In his first major speech on climate change since he

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Tanks arrive at a military camp in Iligan city to reinforce troops battling Muslim militants in southern Philippines on May 31, 2017.

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M A R AW I , M AY 3 1 (AGENCIES): There was food and water— welcome commodities amid the frequent tears. There was, finally, safety, at least for the moment. And there were stories — stories of things that mothers and fathers hope never happen to their families. At an evacuation center outside the besieged Philippine city of Marawi on Wednesday, the results of a week of misery — a week of violence and uncertainty and long nights and promises of better tomorrows — were evident in the faces and hearts of the displaced.

“When you’re desperate, you will do everything to survive,” said Zia Alonto Adiong, a regional lawmaker who welcomed dozens of people, including children, who fled to safety after more than a week trapped inside Marawi.

About 130 people have been killed in the violence, which erupted last Tuesday after soldiers launched a raid to capture militant leader Isnilon Hapilon, who has been designated leader of the Islamic State group’s Southeast Asia branch.

But the operation went awry and Hapilon got away.

Fighters loyal to him sur-

SEOUL, MAY 31 (IANS): South Korea’s Parliament on Wednesday approved President Moon Jae-in’s nomination of Lee Nakyon as Prime Minister.

The 299-seat National Assembly passed the confirmation motion for Lee at a plenary session joined by the ruling Democratic Party, People’s Party, Justice Party and Bareun Party.

Among the 188 lawmakers present, 164 approved of Lee. Twenty disapproved while two abstained, with two votes listed as invalid, Yonhap news agency reported.

Shortly after the endorsement, Moon conferred an appointment certificate on Lee. The main opposition Liberty Korea Party (LKP) refused to attend the vote. It called Lee unfit for the post, taking issue with the fact that Lee’s wife used a false address in 1989 to get assigned to a school in southern Seoul as a teacher.

The LKP’s boycott of the vote boded ill for Moon’s efforts to foster cooperation with an opposition-led legislature, observers said. “At this time, I believe it would be difficult to forge cooperative ties (with the ruling bloc),” Chung Woo-taik, the LKP floor leader, told reporters.

Climate change may affect food, water security: UN chief

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South Korean Parl approves Moon’s PM pick

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YouthNet launches resource center 1 dead; 3 missing as flash flood hit Meluri

Vikas Goswami along with YouthNet members.

DIMAPUR: YouthNet in collaboration with Godrej CSR launched a Youth Resource Center for young people in Kohima on May 30, wherein head of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Godrej, Vikas Goswami officially inaugurated

the new office.

In the welcome speech director YouthNet, Lezo Putsure stressed on the need to create spaces for young people where they could engage in meaningful conversation, to talk about issues, engage in dialogue. The of-

fice will also be an extension of the job center that would provide career counseling, training and placements.

Rev. Dr. Rachulie Vihienuo invoked God’s blessings.

Earlier on May 29, YouthNet in collaboration with Godrej CSR hosted

Nagaland’s first NGO meet where 24 prominent NGOs from across the state met to discuss on collaborative partnerships and how to build a road map for NGOs in Nagaland. The workshop was conducted by Poulomi Pal (deputy manager Godrej Consumer Products Limited). Some of the NGOs were Kripa Foundation, Entrepreneurs Associates, Bethesda Youth Welfare Society, Chakhesang Women Welfare Society, Pro Rural, Cherry Blossoms, CAN Youth, Faith in Action, Care and Support Society, Green Club, GreenWay, Nagaland Start Ups, Shorun, YouthMission, Baseleia Mission organisation, Ethnic trendzanda, , Serendip Guardian, State Resource Centre for Women, FSC and IBAPWO.

Correspondents

Kohima/Kiphire, May 31 (NPN): Body of woman, who was among the four persons reported to have been washed away in the flash flood caused by heavy rain at Jiji/Thechii river under Meluri subdivision on May 30, was retrieved on Wednesday.

The woman has been identified as, Nyuhietshü (37) and her body retrieved at Zathsü, around 25 km from Jiji/Thechii river, OC Meluri informed Nagaland Post. Search and rescue operation is underway to find the body of the three remaining persons including two females- Shesuthe (70) and Rothothsu (45), and Eyelo Wezah.

They were sleeping in their hut, when sudden flood water washed away their paddy fields at around 12:30 am. Paddy fields of Meluri village and Jassami village (Manipur) were also swept away and one person identified as Tetso Jijiru, who was working in the field sustained injures.

Four persons killed in road mishap in Aghunato phone from the site of the accident, chances of mechanical failure cannot be concluded as the cause of the accident “as the road where the incident happened did not suggest that way from their point of view.” However, he said all possibilities point to rain and fog that was experienced during that time of the accident near the area as the cause of the accident.

Khehoi also informed that the accident might have occurred Tuesday at

Correspondent

The mangled remains of the ill fated vehicle.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION UNITY COLLEGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

VACANCY

Applications are invited for the post of Asst. Prof.in Education : M.A, NET/Ph.D (Experience Preferred) Pay Scale : 15,600 – 39,100 plus AGP Rs. 6,000 H.R.A & Medical allowances as per college rule.

Applications along with photocopies of relevant documents, experience certificates and recent passport size photo should reach the Principal's Office on or before 20th June' 2017.

Dr. S.K. Chhabra, Principal DP-5567 Phone : 9436004436

JOB VACANCY

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DIMAPUR: NPF party workers of Phokhungri area under Meluri sub-division of Phek district consultative meeting was held on May 27, at Shilloi Lake resort under the chairmanship of central NPF youth wing, secretary, Rüzhüse Perry.

Party leaders, including village leaders from 10 villages of the area attended the meeting.

Speakers of the meeting were NPF, 20 Meluri Assembly Constituency, president T. Kamsang, Pochury Hoho former president Penthu Pochury, and NPF central office, general secretary S. Akho Leyri.

During the meeting, T. Kamsang in his short speech shared his experience working with the party as president for 49 years and 23 years. He called upon the party workers to sincerely work for the success of the party and in unity for betterment of the people.

Penthu Pochury, in his speech narrated the circumstances leading to the joining of the independent group to the NPF in the last general election. He called upon the party workers to bury their differences and work in unity for the NPF party for another success in the forthcoming general election. S. Akho Leyri, informed the NPF party men and women that there was no hidden agenda while joining the NPF except that the NPF candidate shall render his service to the people with equal treatment to all. He appealed to the party people not to be misled by rumours instead bury the dangerous suspicious feelings and work sincerely for the people.

Meanwhile, house resolved to extend support to the leadership of Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, chief minister of Nagaland who is also the president of the Naga People’s Front.

rescue team, who have been putting more effort to retrieve the bodies.

Meanwhile, Cyclonic storm “Mora” accompanied by heavy showers has caused severe damage in Meluri and Mokokchung resulting in loss of lives, said commissioner & secretary to government of Nagaland, NSDMA, home department, Khrienuo Metha in a press release.

As per report received from District Disaster Management Authorities (DDMAs), Metha said on May 30 at around 12:30 to 1 a.m. a sudden flash flood caused by heavy rain washed away paddy fields of Meluri village and Jessami village (Manipur). Four persons were reported missing and one injured, Metha said.

Two bridges in Phonkuri village under Meluri sub- division has also been washed away. She said search and rescue operation was underway.

Heavy wind also damaged public utility services in Mokokchung district. She said report on any casualties and damages to properties were awaited.

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KO H I M A , M AY 3 1 (NPN): Four persons died on the spot after the vehicle (Tata Sumo) they were travelling fell down a deep gorge some 500 metres near Melahu village under Aghunato sub-division of Zunheboto district on Tuesday. The mangled bodies could only be retrieved on Wednesday due to inclement weather and the rugged terrain where the accident occurred.

The dead have been identified as Azheto (driver), a couple Hokishe and Vinili and the fourth has been identified as Huvi, all from Satami village which falls under the same sub-division. The ill-fated vehicle and the passengers were travelling to Satami village

around 2 to 3 p.m however villagers got the information only late at night. He said that the ridge where the accident happened is called by the name “Liliyo Ridge” and is known for its treacherous gorge and rugged rocky terrain. He said that due to the nature of the gorge, the locals involving villagers from nearby areas, assisted by police were able to retrieve the bodies only on Wednesday afternoon. The bodies were handed over to their respective families, he added.

He was rushed to Meluri Hospital for emergency treatment.

ADC Meluri, Dr.Tinojongshi Chang told this Correspondent, that search and rescue operation was currently underway along the stretch of the river.

The rescue team comprises of district administration, SDRF personnel from Phek, 22 AR from Meluri and Jessami, 111 BSF personnel stationed at Akash Bridge, well wishers and all neighbouring villages, ADC said. However, operation has been hampered as the water was flowing above the danger level. Strong water current has also piled up huge debris along the bank of the river, and could be removed only with the help of excavator, Dr. Tinojongshi said.

ADC therefore, urged DC Phek to provide necessary equipments to remove the debris immediately as the bodies might have been trapped inside the debris. Dr. Tinojongshi further requested state government to sanction immediate relief to the affected families and to the search and

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NO.ED/TRG/SCERT/2013-14: It is hereby notified to all untrained In-service Primary teacher willing to undergo the 2-year Diploma in Elementary Teacher Education (D.EL.ED) under SCERT, Nagaland, for the session 2017-19 that: 1. Application forms will be issued w.e.f from 1st June 2017 to 20th June 2017 at SCERT and in all the DIETs, Viz. Chiechama, Mokokchung, Mon, Tuensang, Pfutsero, Dimapur, Wokha, Zunheboto, St. Paul Institute of Education, Phesama and Salt Christian College of Teacher Education, Dimapur on payment of Rs. 200/2. Last Date for submission of Application form dully filled is fixed on 23rd June 2017.

3. In-service candidates may directly apply at their District DIET centre through their concern DEO/SDEO. However, for Kiphire District and Peren District they may apply at DIET Kohima and Longleng District candidate at Mokokchung Diet. Centre.

4. Interview for selection will be conducted at SCERT, Kohima for DIET Chiechama and at DIET Mokokchung, Tuensang, Mon, Dimapur, Pfutsero, Wokha, Zunheboto, St. Paul Institute of Education, Phesama and Salt Christian College of Teacher Education, Dimapur.

5. The Date and Time for interview will be on 29th June 2017 from 10:00 am at the respective centers.

6. All original documents must be produced during interview.

7. No. T.A/D.A will be paid for attending the interview.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, June 1, 2017

moves BGT final to avoid Amazing Voice S-3 ITV Ariana Grande concert clash hunts for singers I

Sponsored by: Wokha Town Baptist Church We take pride in the performance of HSLC Candidates - 2017.

lic together, and will raise funds for the Red Cross’s Manchester Emergency Fund.

“We have no desire to distract from this important cause, so we have taken the decision to move the Britain’s Got Talent Final from Sunday night.”

F E L I C I TAT I O N

We the Assu MIKIKHU Assumi Lagha (Clan) of Khrimtomi Village would like to congratulate Dr. Vihuto Assumi (S/o Toluvi Assumi of Vekuhomi Village), Principal, Immanuel Higher Secondary School, Zunheboto and Former General Secretary, Sumi Hoho for conferring Ph.D in Education by The Indian Education Academy on his thesis titled “School Organisation, Management and Administration”. Your achievement is a glorious feat for all of us. We wish you the very best in your future endeavour. May God continue to bless you.

(Hozheto Assumi) Chairman Assumi Union, Khrimtomi Village

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mazing Voice, platform for the talented singers in the state is soon about to begin its third season.

The show is regarded as one of the premier reality shows with a cash prize of Rs 2 lakhs for the winner along with a contract for one music album and one music video.

The various rounds of the show will be recorded live and uploaded in YouTube which will help in promoting the contestants.

TV has moved the final of Britain’s Got Talent so it won’t clash with Ariana Grande’s benefit concert in Manchester on Sunday. The broadcaster will now broadcast the BGT final at 19:30 BST on Saturday, when it was originally due to show the British Soap Awards.

A spokesman said ITV had “no desire to distract from the important cause” Grande’s concert is raising money for. ITV will instead broadcast the British Soap Awards on Tuesday at 20:00 BST. Grande’s One Love Manchester concert, which will be broadcast on BBC One, will raise money for those affected by the suicide bombing last Monday which left 22 people dead.

ITV said: “Ariana Besides scoring from Grande’s One Love Manthe show judges, the con- chester benefit concert is testants will also be judged bringing artists and the pubaccording to the views they get through YouTube.

Like the earlier seasons, the organizers have promised of exciting prizes for two best contestants in every round.

The organizers informed that interested persons can contact 9089-664599/9612-94-7394/700529-0554 for registration and other details for the show.

MOUNT SINAI SCHOOL, WOKHA

(Hotozhe Assumi) Secretary Assumi Union, Khrimtomi Village

(First Row): Saronthung J Humtsoe (1st Div), Jenio Khuvung (2nd Div), Hempao H Khiamniungan( 2nd Div), Chenithung L. Tsopoe (2nd Div), Abenthung Z Moran (2nd Div), Rabenthung Ezung (2nd Div), Woremo S. Ngullie (2nd Div).

(2nd Row): Areni T Kithan (1st Div - SS Distn), Loreno Ovung (1st Div), Thungrhoni V Tsanglao (1st Div), Libeno N Jami (1st Div), Nchumbeni T Kikon (1st Div), Zubeni N Ezung (2nd Div), Lily Z Humtsoe (2nd Div).

(3rd Row): Chanchibeni T Yanthan (2nd Div), Jandeno M Lotha (2nd Div), Zuthunglo E Ezung (2nd Div), Achumi W Kikon (2nd Div), Sorenbeni M Tungoe (2nd Div), Libeni R Jungio (2nd Div), Zubeni R Ovung(2nd Div), Areni S Kikon(2nd Div).

Appeared = 23, Qualified = 22, Appeared Pass% = 96% Recipient of Team Metamorphosis’ Operation Clean Wokha Award 2016 (The Best and the Cleanest School).

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TANGJEN SHAKHOJONG PHANG BHÜMNYÜ

With immense pride and honour, the Tangjen Shakhojong Phang would like to appreciate and convey our heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Yinglong H. Phom, D/o. Mr. C. Hongya Phom and Mrs. P. Amongla Phom, who brought laurels for being the 1 st MBBS among the villager from NEIGRIHMS, Shillong.

We are proud for your success and wish you a bright for future endeavour.

C. Taklaü Phom President

Tangjen Shakhojong Bhümnyü Village

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OBO TOSHIKABA AND OTSULA CHUBALA (25 Years Completion of Retirement) on 01/06/2017

ongratulations Otsu and Obu! on achieving this C significant milestone of 25 years completion of post retirement from government service. God has been good

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to you. On this day, all your children together with your grandchildren congratulate you for your commitment and dedication to one another and we are grateful that you continue to give your love and inspiration to all of us. On your completion of 25 years of post retirement, we thank the Lord for leading you thus far and pray for your long life and God's providence in your future.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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We, the bereaved family members of Late Neingulie Noel Vizo express our heartfelt gratitude to all who unconditionally supported us through prayers, physical, material and financial support during our bereavement.

We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge various churches, schools, well wishers and associations.

However your kindness and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. May our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Acknowledgement 'I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever'

Loving children & grandchildren.

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PSALM 23:6

Born: 01/03/1952 Died: 29/05/2017

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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Words are inadequate to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, neighbours, relatives, churches, organizations and other well wishers who encouraged and stood by us in prayer and supported us throughout the prolonged illness and demise of our beloved mother Late Khasüno, w/o Late Tongpangnokcha Imchen, by your physical presence and extending support through cash and kind, who left us for her heavenly home on 26th May, 2017.

Through this column, the family would like LATE KHASÜNO to convey our humble and profound gratitude to w/o Late Tongpangnokcha Imchen all for your invaluable kindness and sympathy Born 1960 – Died on 26.05.2017 shown to us during the course of our mother’s sickness and till the time her last rite was consecrated by Ministers’ Hill Baptist Church, Kohima.

We remember among many more, the following whose support goes to assuage our hearts during our time of difficulty and sorrow.

1. Ministers’ Hill Baptist Church, Kohima.

2. Cross Wonder Church, Kohima.

3. Mongchen Union, Kohima.

4. Officers’ Hill Youth Organization, Kohima.

5. PWD Youth Organization.

6. Suncity Club, Kohima.

7. Kewhimia Dzevi Krotho, Kitsubozuo.

8. Youths of A.G Colony, Kohima.

9. Family friends, Neighbours and well wishers.

We regret our inability to acknowledge individual by name however, it is our fervent prayer that Almighty God will bless each and everyone of you manifold for sharing your love, kindness and good deeds.

The bereaved family covet you to remain us in your prayers.

Loving children, in-laws and grand children.

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1 DEATH ANNIVERSARY

1932 – 22/05/2017

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of our beloved father

LATE HOTOLI. V. KIHO SWU

W/o Late Vikiho Swu 'Your life was simple yet blessed richly with full of Love, Kindness and Love for God. We are so blessed to have a Mother, Mother in law, Grandmother and Great Grandmother like you who have selflessly lived for God and for us. Though you have left us you will be fondly remembered ' We the bereaved family members would like to express our profound gratitude to all those individuals, churches, unions and different organisations who stood by us physically, morally, financially and constant prayer support throughout her stay in the hospital and during her demise.

We convey our special thanks to :

Lt. Longzungkilep Jamir

9. Alaphumi Kuposhukulu Dimapur.

1. East Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church Purana Bazar.

10. Ghokito Baptist Church.

2. Doctors & staff of ZHRC. 11. Ghokito NCRC. 3. E.S & WSBAK Staff Akuvuto Thahekhu.

12. S. Hotovi Baptist Church.

4. Chairperson & Women Executive Members 13. Hoshepu Village Baptist Church.

WSBAK. 14. Mission & Evangelism, EDSBAPB. 5. Purana Bazar Sumi Council.

15. Model Colony, Jorapukhuri Colony, Mount 6. Prayer Warriors, EDSBAPB. View Colony, New Colony, Middle Colony, High School Colony, Naharbari Village, 7. Headmistress & staff of GHS Asukika.

Dorgapathar Village.

8. Hoshepu Range Union Dimapur.

We deeply apologize for our inability to acknowledge each and everyone of you individually for your overwhelming kindness, love and support but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Chuchuyimlang

A year has passed since you left us for your Heavenly abode and we miss you deeply. All we have now is the sweet memories of you and your words which we will always cherish in our hearts.

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Loving sons, daughters, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Born on: 18-01-1951 | Died on: 19-05-2017 “Wherever a beautiful soul has been, there is a trail of beautiful memories”.

Ronald Reagan.

We the bereaved family members of LATE TEMJEN PETER, would like to express our sincere gratitude to all the relatives, friends, churches, unions, neighbours and well wishers who stood by us and supported us physically, materially, financially and most importantly in prayers during the brief illness and at the sad demise of our beloved LT. TEMJEM PETER on 19.05.2017.

We would like to convey our special thanks to:1. Doctors and nurses of Bethel Hospital, Kohima.

2. Doctors and nurses of Dispur Hospital, Guwahati.

3. Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo 4. Molungyimsen Senso Telongjem, Kohima.

5. Molungyimsen Senso Telongjem, Dimapur 6. Lower Chandmari Panchayat, Kohima.

7. Lower Chandmari Youth Organisation, Kohima.

8. Innovations, Bayavü, Kohima.

9. Deputy Resident Commissioner, Guwahati.

10. Ao Church Pastor, Guwahati 11. All India Radio, Kohima.

We regret our inability to thank and mention each one of you personally but pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving wife, son, daughter, daughter-in-law and grand daughter.

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We, the family members of Late Pannalal Sethi, Dimapur wishes to acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and gestures of kindness shown to us following our sad loss.

We offer our heartfelt thanks to many friends, neighbours and well-wishers who visited our home, attended the wake, service and funeral rites and who provided emotional and practical support for us at this difficult time.

A special word of thanks to Head Constable (Asapur Police Chowki Varanasi), Shri Dr. S.C. Jamir (His Excellency, the Governor of Odisha), Shri Daya Shankar Pandey (Vice President BJP, U.P), Manish Lohia (Mandal President Kashi Marwari Yuva Manch,Varanasi), Nitin Mittal (Mugal Sarai), Raj Kumar Bagra (Varanasi), Alok Jain (Varanasi), Anurag Jain, Ankur Jain (Kurawali, U.P), Anil Chaurasia (Dimapur), Maliram Agarwal (Kiran Sports, Dimapur) and others from Varanasi for their kindness and for their sensitive and professional handling of arrangements in deporting Pannalal Sethi's body to hospital and then to Dimapur. We LATE PANNALAL SETHI are really touched by your selfless help and Born : 19th May 1948 support.

Died : 14th May 2017 We also thank Shri S.I. Jamir (Advisor, Urban Development), Shri K. Therie (President, Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee), Shri Asu Keyho (Ex-MLA), Shri Yankithung Yanthan (Ex-Treasurer NPCC), Shri H.Yenito Swu (G.B. Supply Colony), Mrs.& Mr. H. Daniel Swu (G.B. Old Market), Smt. Tokheli Sema, (Member, Naga Mothers Association), V. Phushika Aomi (Media In-charge to Chief Minister, Nagaland), Mrs. & Mr. Theyiekielie Tachu, Shri R. K. Jain, Mumbai (President, All India Digamber Jain Mahasabha Samiti), Shri Om Prakash Sethi (President, Shri Digamber Jain Samaj, Dimapur), Shri Harishankar Singhania (President, Marwari Samaj, Dimapur), Shri Kamala Kanta Paul (President, Dimapur Bengali Samaj & Secretary, IRCS, Dimapur), Shri Swapan Paul (Senior Lawyer, Gauhati High Court on behalf of Nagaland Bar Association), Smt. Indra Devi Jain (President, Shri Digamber Jain Mahila Samaj, Dimapur); Shri Santosh Shastri (on behalf of Arya Samaj, Dimapur), Shri P.B.Acharya (His Excellency, the Governor of Nagaland), Shri Dr. Shurohzelie Liezietsu (Hon’ble Chief Minister, Nagaland), Shri Manishankar Aiyar (Ex-MP and former Union Minister), Shri Hukumdeo Narayan Yadav (M.P, Lok Sabha), Shri Neiphiu Rio MP, Lok Sabha, Shri Dr. C. P. Joshi (AICC General Secretary and former Union Minister), Shri V. George (AICC), Shri S. K. Chibber (New Delhi), Shri Apok Jamir Parliamentary Secretary, Shri R. Tohanba Parliamentary Secretary, Shri E. E. Pangteang, Parliamentary Secretary, Shri Tovihoto Ayemi Parliamentary Secretary, Shri Thomas Ngullie (MLA), Shri Y. Heweto Awomi Ex-Minister, Shri H. Chuba Chang Ex-Minister, Shri Lalthara, Advisor to CM, Shri Temjen Toy, Finance Commissioner, Shri Captain Hekiye, Mrs. & Mr. Dr. Er. Vekho Swuro, Shri Inaki Jimo, Shri Maong Aier & family, Mrs. Ahoshe Ayemi & family (Kiyeto Village), Shri G. Omega (President G.S.Road Business Association), Shri Vikheho Zhimomi (DMC Ward Member), Shri Sanjay Bapna (Former AICC Secretary), Shri J.K. Jain (Former Member of Parliament), Shri Roko Angami (Jharnapani), Shri K.D.Vizo (Commissioner, IT&C), Shri Vihoshe Sema (Chairman, Ad-hoc Town Committee, Purana Bazar) and all relatives, friends, well-wishers who telephoned us, travelled long distances, sent floral tributes, who sent letters and messages of condolences as well as those who were physically present in the funeral service, we are very grateful.

To those who helped in any way, your contribution made our loss more bearable. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. We also acknowledge the media's celebratory and respectful reporting. And it is our humble prayer that our Lord Mahavir blesses you all in abundance. Your heartfelt emotion reaffirms and makes Late Pannalal Sethi a true legend.

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Loving wife Shreemati Devi Sethi, Children (Raju, Ravi Sethi and Babita Chhabra) grandchildren and all Sethi family.

Born on 1st January 1919 – Died on 24th May 2017 Late Brig. (Rtd) Kakiho Tuccu, Kilonser, Ex. Commander-in-Chief, GPRN/NSCN. Born on 1st January 1919. Joined Naga National Movement in April 1955, as private, Army No- 420; died at the age of 98 on 24th May 2017. Served in the Naga National movement till his last breath.

He was loyal and faithful to duties assigned to him and performed them in the best capacity as seen and observed from his speeches and deeds.

We, the bereaved family express our gratitude to all the friends and well wishers for your support in kinds and prayers during the brief ailment of our beloved father. We also, would like to mention our thankfulness to :1. Collective Leaderships, GPRN/NSCN. 2. All ranks and files of Political and Secretariat set up, GPRN/NSCN. 3. Council Head Quarter Church, GPRN/NSCN. 4. All Naga Army GHQ, CHQ and all Designated Camps, GPRN/NSCN. 5. Sumi Region, GPRN/NSCN. 6. Union Territory, GPRN/NSCN. 7. Special thanks to Naga Army, Ghukiye Designated Camp, GPRN/NSCN, for performing the last Military Honor.

8. NSWW, GPRN/NSCN. 9. Ex-gretia, GPRN/NSCN. 10. Chekiye Baptist Church, Dimapur.

11. Natha Old Baptist Church.

12. Women & Youth Department, Natha Old Baptist Church.

13. Kulolau Natha Old Kuqhakulu, Dimapur.

14. Village Council, Natha Old Village, 15. Zunheboto Tokujo Kuqhakulu, Dimapur.

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16. Toluvi Baptist Church, Dimapur.

17. Women and Youth Department, Toluvi Baptist Church.

18. Sumi Baptist Church, Diphupar, Dimapur.

19. Youth Department, Sumi Baptist Church, Diphupar, Dimapur.

20. Children Education Department, Diphupar, Dimapur.

21. Agri Sah, Aza noqo, Diphupar, Dimapur.

22. Sumi Kuposhukulu, Agri. Sah, Diphupar, Dimapur.

23. I-Khel Fellowship, Diphupar, Dimapur.

24. Teacher & Staff, GHS. Asukiqa, 25. Ghotovi Baptist Church.

26. Kitami Baptist Church.

SABAK, Pughoboto.

27. Women Deptt, Kitami Baptist Church.

28. Kitami Village, Council.

29. Asukiqa Village Council.

30. Asukiqa Baptist Church.

From children, in-laws, grandchildren & great grandchildren

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sports

French Open: Kvitova’s comeback cut short; Tsonga dumped out

Petra Kvitova of The Czech Republic congratulates Bethanie Mattek-Sands of The United States.

RO L A N D G A R RO S, MAY 31 (AGENCIES): Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova’s comeback was cut short on Wednesday when she was dumped out of the French Open in a second round straight-sets defeat to doubles world number one Bethanie Mattek-Sands.

The 15th seed, who had only returned this week after a five-month injury absence following a stabbing by a burglar last year, littered the court with errors to lose 7-6, 7-6.

The 32-year-old American, doubles winner in Paris in 2015, refused to buckle when Kvitova went 4-2 ahead.

She whipped in a series of ferocious forehand winners while also frustrating the Czech constantly forcing her to the net to win the first set with a tiebreak.

Kvitova, who had struggled with her returns

despite the American getting less than half of her first serves in, pulled herself together and rallied back from 3-1 down to force another tiebreak.

The American, however, kept her cool and watched as Kvitova surrendered on match point with her ninth double fault.

Jo - Wi l f r i e d Ts o n ga’s French Open hopes vanished into thin air on Wednesday when he was sent packing in the first round with a 7-5, 6-4, 6-7(6), 6-4 defeat against Argentine Renzo Olivo on Wednesday.

The French 12th seed, who had just won the Lyon Open on clay, bowed out after saving three match points in the only game played on Wednesday after the match was interrupted by dusk on Tuesday.

No French man has won the French Open since 1983, let alone a Grand

Slam title.

Meanwhile, British world No. 1 Andy Murray defeated Russia’s Andrey Kuznetsov 6-4, 4-6, 6-2, 6-0 at the French Open to advance to the second round.

Murray needed almost two and a half hours to beat the Russian world No. 73 here on Tuesday, reports Efe. Men’s singles Nikoloz Basilashvili (Georgia) beat Viktor Troicki (Serbia) 7-6(3) 7-6(2) 7-6(6) Guillermo GarciaLopez (Spain) beat Marco Trungelliti (Argentina) 7-5 6-4 7-5 2-Novak Djokovic (Serbia) beats Joao Sousa (Portugal) 6-1 6-4 6-3 11-Grigor Dimitrov (Bulgaria) beat Tommy Robredo (Spain) 6-3 6-4 7-5 Horacio Zeballos (Argentina) beat 23-Ivo Karlovic (Croatia) 7-6(5) 7-6(5) 6-3 2 5 - S t eve Jo h n s o n

(U.S.) beat Borna Coric (Croatia) 6-2 7-6(8) 3-6 7-6(6) Diego Schwartzman (Argentina) beat Stefano Napolitano (Italy) 6-3 7-5 6-2 10-David Goffin (Belgium) beat Sergiy Stakhovsky (Ukraine) 6-2 6-4 3-6 6-3 6- Dom inic Thiem (Austria) beat Simone Bolelli (Italy) 7-5 6-1 6-3 Renzo Olivo (Argentina) beat 12-Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (France) 7-5 6-4 6-7(6) 6-4 Women’s singles 11-Caroline Wozniacki (Denmark) beat Francoise Abanda (Canada) 6-0 6-0 Catherine Bellis (U.S.) beat 18-Kiki Bertens (Netherlands) 6-3 7-6(5) 4-Garbine Muguruza Blanco (Spain) beat Anett Kontaveit (Estonia) 6-7(4) 6-4 6-2 Shelby Rogers (U.S.) beat Cagla Buyukakcay (Turkey) 7-6(6) 6-4 27-Yulia Putintseva (Kazakhstan) beat Johanna Larsson (Sweden) 6-3 1-6 6-3 Bethanie MattekSands (U.S.) beat 15-Petra Kvitova (Czech Republic) 7-6(5) 7-6(5) Samantha Stosur (Australia) beat Kirsten Flipkens (Belgium) 6-2 7-6(6) Venus Williams (U.S.) beat Kurumi Nara (Japan) 6-3 6-1 L e s i a Ts u r e n k o (Ukraine) beat Ekaterina Makarova (Russia) 6-2 6-2 Je l e n a O s t a p e n k o (Latvia) beat Monica Puig (Puerto Rico) 6-3 6-2

Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSday, JUNE 1, 2017

NADA imposes sanction on 14 sportspersons NEW DELHI, MAY 31 (PTI): The National AntiDoping Agency (NADA) has imposed sanctions on 14 sportspersons who are found guilty of violating the anti-doping rules.

Seven powerlifters, five weightlifters and one each from athletics and kabaddi have been found guilty and handed a fouryear suspension last month by the Anti-Doping Disciplinary Panel, according to a National Anti-Doping Agency release.

The athletes, who were found guilty of vio-

lating the anti doping rules, were given opportunity to present themselves before the disciplinary panel and explain their cases on the date and time fixed by the panel for hearing.

The panel held six hearings last month.

NADA has been conducting anti doping workshops, educational and awareness programs about the prohibited drugs/substances and methods in sports across the country for sportspersons, young athletes, coaches and supporting staff.

BCCI invites bid for IPL title sponsorship for next 5 seasons MUMBAI, MAY 31(PTI): The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has invited applications through its invitation to tender (ITT) process from parties to bid for the title sponsorship rights of its cashcow, Indian Premier League (IPL), starting 1 August 2017 and ending on 31 July 2022.

The ITT will be available at a cost of Rs3 lakh on non-refundable basis from 1 to 21June at the BCCI

headquarters in Mumbai and the bids need to be submitted by 12 noon on 27 June at a place specified in the document or at any other place as decided and intimated by the board.

As per the ITT, issued as a newspaper advertisement by BCCI, the Board reserves the right at its discretion to cancel or amend the entire bidding process at any stage.

Chinese mobile firm Vivo had

bagged the title sponsorship right of the T20 League for a two-year period (2016 and 2017), reportedly at a cost of Rs100 crore per year, an upward rise of Rs20 crore annually from what beverage giant Pepsi had paid through an earlier agreement beginning 2013.

The firm that wins the next bid will be the title sponsors of IPL for the next five seasons beginning 2018.

Maradona declines offer to commentate with Pele

Rio de Janeiro, May 31 (IANS): Maradona has declined an offer to join his long-time rival Pele as a guest commentator for Brazil’s friendly against Argentina in Australia next week.

The Brazilian Football Confederation approached the Argentine legend earlier this month after securing exclusive broadcasting rights for Brazil’s international friendlies, Xinhua reported on Tuesday citing the Folha de S. Paulo newspaper.

But the 56-year-old

Maradona and Pele

cited his commitments as the coach of United Arab Emirates outfit Al-Fujairah for his decision to turn down the proposal, the report

said.

Widely regarded as the greatest footballers in history, Pele and Maradona have often traded insults amid a

decades-long global debate about who was better. Pele scored a world record 1,279 career goals in 1,363 matches and is the only player to win three World Cups.

Maradona is credited for almost single-handedly taking Argentina to World Cup glory in 1986 and transformed Napoli from Italian minnows into dual Serie A champions. Brazil will meet Argentina at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on June 9 before a clash with Australia at the same venue four days later.

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