June 20, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 194

DIMAPUR, tuesday, june 20, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

Britain, EU kick off ‘positive’ Brexit talks

Germany beat Australia 3-2 in Confederations Cup

20 lakh houses approved under PMAY

international, Page 9

sports, Page 12

business, Page 8

Kovind is NDA’s pick for President

NEW DELHI, JUN 19 (IANS): Springing a surprise, the BJP on Monday named Bihar Governor Ram Nath Kovind, a Dalit and a BJP leader, as the ruling NDA’s candidate for the July 17 Presidential election.

“We have decided that Ram Nath Kovind will be NDA Presidential candidate,” BJP president Amit Shah said after a nearly twohour meeting here of the party’s Parliamentary Board attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior leaders. “The BJP also discussed the issue with all political parties and several sections of the society. After this, a long list (of candidates) was prepared which was discussed during the Parliamentary Board meeting,” Shah told the media.

Ko v i n d , 7 2 , w h o emerged as the dark horse, is likely to file the nomination on June 23, he said. If elected, he will be the second Indian President after K.R. Narayanan to hail from the Dalit community. The earlier names which were doing the rounds for Presidency included External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan.

Presidential Poll

NPCC appeals MPs, MLAs to vote consciously DIMAPUR, JUN 19 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has appealed to all the MLAs and MPs from Nagaland to vote consciously in the upcoming presidential election.

In a press release, NPCC president, K. Therie, said MPs and MLAs of Nagaland were aware that the people were not happy with BJP government at the centre. “We must send a message to BJP that we do not approve the promotion of anti-Christian activities,” Therie said.

NPCC president maintained that Nagaland people did not approve demolition of Churches across the nation, forced reconversions (Gharwapsi), demeaning Christian worshiping days, anti-Romeo vigilantes, cow vigilantes and cattle ban.

Pointing out that presidential election was not a party policy and the Constitution of India has provided freedom of choice in the elections, Therie said the NPCC therefore expect them to represent the inner minds and prayer of the people of the state.

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“I agree with you about development for Nagaland. But 14 years show only potholed road, power cuts...”

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While all NDA allies have been informed of the BJP choice, Prime Minister Modi talked to Congress president Sonia Gandhi, former PM Manmohan Singh and other leaders about the NDA choice, BJP President said. Modi also spoke with Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar, Odisha chief minister Naveen Patnaik, Telangana chief minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao and Andhra Pradesh chief minister N. Chandrababu Naidu.

Senior BJP leader M. Venkaiah Naidu spoke to party veterans L.K. Advani and Murli Manohar Joshi.

“Ram Nath comes from a Dalit family and has strug-

gled a lot. We hope he will be the unanimous candidate for the election,” Shah said.

Oppn parties to decide on consensus nominee

Opposition parties will meet on June 22 to decide on fielding a consensus candidate for the presidential election, with the NDA declaring Bihar Governor Samajwadi Party leader Naresh Agarwal today said-“The parties will meet and decide whether or not to field a consensus opposition candidate for the July 17 presidential election,” he said.

CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury said the BJP “unilaterally” se-

lected Kovind and the nonNDA parties will take the decision “keeping in mind the country’s history that the ruling and opposition parties contested the polls on all occasion except once”.

CPI national secretary D Raja-- “Now, they have named a person with RSS background. We are against it, but we will have to discuss the issue within the CPI and with other opposition parties. A meeting will be held soon to discuss the same,” he said. AICC general secretary Ghulam Nabi Azad said the non-NDA parties will discuss the issue before taking any step.

Sena smells vote-bank politics: NDA constituents barring the Shiv Sena today welcomed the nomination of Ram Nath Kovind for the president’s post.

With both the names suggested by it -- RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and noted agriculturist M S Swaminathan -- rejected, Sena chief Uddhav Thackeray said the Dalit candidate was chosen merely for vote-bank politics. The Sena will take a final decision tomorrow regarding its support to 71year-old Kovind, who is the governor of Bihar.

Gov meets HM over rampant extortions DIMAPUR, JUN 19 (NPN): Nagaland governor P.B. Acharya called on Union home minister Rajnath Singh at New Delhi on June 19 and Interlocutor for Naga talks R.N. Ravi.

According to Governor’s PRO, Acharya expressed serious concern over extortion demand by various outfits in the state and the recent newspaper reports which compelled contractors to stop the work on four-lane project.

In his talks with the Rajnath Singh, Acharya said the project would be affected if construction works were not resumed immediately. He said with monsoon already set in, the stoppage of work will not only be an “embarrassment but will affect supply of essential commodities also.” According to PRO, Rajnath Singh expressed concern and also viewed the matter very seriously.

Meanwhile, Acharya was also briefed on the current scenario on Naga peace talks by R.N. Ravi, when the former called him at Nagaland House. In the meeting Acharya said there was need of all stakeholders to come together for an amicable settlement.

Mao CSOs rake up Dzuko issue with Manipur CM; allege encroachment

Mao civil society organizations during the meeting with Manipur chief minister on Monday. (NP) Correspondent

IMPHAL, JUN 19: Apex Mao civil society organizations (CSOs) of Manipur Monday called on chief minister, N. Biren Singh in Imphal seeking immediate intervention over alleged encroachment of Dzuko valley from Nagaland side.

The delegation of Mao civil societies-- Mao Council, Mao Union, Mao Students Union, Mao Women Welfare Association, KDLBR among others met Biren Singh on Monday evening wherein the latter assured to take up the matter with the Nagaland government and

Government of India with all seriousness saying he would not allow the rights of Mao people to be infringed upon by anyone.

During the meeting, the delegation specifically brought up the June 6 incident in which they said trekkers from Manipur at Dzuko Valley were allegedly harassed by neighbouring villagers.

The delegation also brought up the matter of non-functioning of SDO office in Mao and suggested to lodge a complaint with the appropriate authorities of Nagaland government as well as Government of India.

They also urged the chief minister to construct a motorable road upto Dzuko valley and to setup a police station.

The Mao civil society organizations also asked the CM to construct marketing shed for women vendors, helipad and guest house for tourism purposes.

The chief minister assured that immediate action would be taken to construct the proposed guest house, helipad and approach road to Dzuko Valley from Manipur side, opening of police station as well as composite check post at Mao.

PWD (NH) responds to WSSU, Centre asks states update NSCN (I-M) warns against unauthorized schemes says sanction awaited data on toilets in ODF villages DIMAPUR, JUN 19 (NPN): Nagaland PWD (National Highways) has responded to the Western Sumi Students’ Union (WSSU)’s ultimatum served on the state chief minister over the deplorable condition of the roads in Dimapur.

In a press release, PWD (NH) chief engineer, R Temsu Temjen, stated that the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MORTH) has accorded sanction for improvement of city portion of Dimapur (NH-29 & NH-129) from Nagaland Gate (Golaghat Road) to Patkai Bridge (via Tragopan Jn- Zion Hospital Jn- Purana Bazar-Chumukedima) for a total length of 17.30km The chief engineer stated that Nagaland PWD (NH) has been entrusted to execute the work on Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) mode.

Disclosing that national bids for the work were invited by the State PWD (NH), the chief engineer said final approval and sanction pertaining to the tender bids was expected from the MoRTH within a few days.

Once the sanction and approval was received from the ministry, the chief engineer said the state PWD would take over the particular stretch of road from the BRO and the work would be awarded for execution.

In the light of the above, the chief engineer has appealed to all responsible to be patient and bear with the inconveniences till the time the work took off.

NEW DELHI, JUN 19 (AGENCIES): In one-fourth of nearly two lakh villages, which have been declared Open Defecation Free (ODF), all houses don’t have toilets, according to the integrated data that Centre maintains. Finding this difference, the drinking water and sanitation ministry has asked states to update the data in the system so that there is no mismatch.

Villages can become open defecation free only when each household has individual latrine. The government has given top priority to end open defecation across the country

by October 2019 as a part of its flagship Swachh Bharat initiative. In a recent communication to states, the sanitation ministry has said that 33% of the total 6,05,828 villages have been declared as ODF. “Out of the 2,00,959 villages, 52,593 villages do not have 100% coverage reflecting on the

IMIS (Integrated Management Information System)...you are requested to instruct district officials to ensure entries of 100% coverage in ODF villages in IMIS,” the ministry’s letter said. The states have been asked to complete this work before this month end.

IMIS allows any management team undertaking a particular task to create one system for effective and efficient delivery of the objective.

The detailed statement, which the ministry has shared with the state governments based on the IMIS data, mentions that nearly 41 lakh households in the 52,593 identified villages don’t have individual latrines. “ The government data must match with the ground reality. Panchayats and social leaders are taking huge interest to push toilet construction and their use, which is resulting in more and more villages become ODF,” an official said.

DIMAPUR, JUN 19 (NPN): NSCN (I-M) has issued a stern warning against unauthenticated schemes floated in the name of “special team” intimidating general public by imposing fines in the guise of checking anti-social activities in Dimapur.

In this regard, secretary, kilo affairs of NSCN (I-M), Daniel Lotha has informed the general public that there was no such special team in the NSCN/GPRN. The

secretary has also warned against hiking the labour work permit card registration fee which has been fixed at Rs. 150. It informed that strict action will be initiated against any official/staff of kilo affairs or authorised persons found charging above the fixed registration fee. Public have been asked to contact 9436971965 and 9856071655 for clarification and necessary steps.

Organizations condemn sexual assault on minors DIMAPUR, JUN 19 (NPN): Various organizations have condemned the sexual assault on two minor girls on June 15 morning at Tuensang town.

ENWO: Eastern Nagaland Women Organisation (ENWO) vehemently condemned the rising incidence of heinous crimes against women and girls in the state.

A press note issued ENWO press & info secretary, Maipo Wallim stated that the recent alleged rape and sexual torture of a seven year old and a five year old in broad daylight by one Thunglim Lemba Chang son of Yentin Mongba of Hakchang Village, has once again highlighted that women and girls were not safe anywhere.

ENWO said the act was a crime against women and violation of women’s right to a live free from perpetual threats of rape and sexual assaults both inside and outside their home.

ENWO appealed to the police and justice delivery system to carry out efficient and time bound investigation in order to ensure speedy trial and also award stringent punishment to the culprit. It also asked the authorities to “implement procedures mandated under Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 (POCSO) with regard to recording statements, special courts, provision of support person, time bound charge sheet and appointment of special prosecutors etc.”

Further, ENWO president Ayong Chang lamented that the crime against women continue despite unrelenting campaign by various women groups, legal service authorities and civil societies. “Silent witness to everyday form of sexual assault such as leering, groping, passing comments, stalking and whistling are equally responsible for rape embedded in our culture

and hence being so prevalent today,” Ayong said. ENWO said it condemned the culture of silence and tolerance for rape and sexual assault and the culture of valorising such crimes.

PWO: Phom Woman Organization (Phomla

Hoichem) has expressed shock and condemned the sexual assault on minor girls (7 years and 5 years)

by Lemba Chang son of Yenden Chang of Hakchang village at Tuensang town on June 15.

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PUTT demands capital punishment

Phom Union Tuensang Town (PUTT) has strongly condemned the alleged rape of minor girls and demanded that the accused Lemba Chang (21) be awarded capital punishment. The signatories- PUTT president, Lungcha Phom and secretary Chauba Phom in a representation to DC Tuensang, said that the minors- aged five and sevenfrom Phom community were raped by Lemba Chang son of Yenden Chang of Hakching village, resident of Bazaar A Colony Tuensang and a student of Government Higher Secondary School Thangjam, Tuensang.

It said since the accused, under police custody, had confessed to his crime and the medical examinations on the victims have confirmed rape, PUTT urged upon the responsible authority to book the culprit under relevant sections of the law. It also demanded that the accused should not be granted bail under any circumstances. While condemning the barbaric act, PUTT demanded that necessary measures for care and protection should be provided to the minor victims and parents immediately. The union called upon all sensible persons/organizations to condemn the “heinous crime”.

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CFR training underway in Mokokchung district

Officials of DDMA, civil defence and home guard.

DIMAPUR: The first day of the Community First Responder (CFR) training got underway from June 19 at seven sub-divisions under Mokokchung district.

The event is being organized by District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) Mokokchung in collaboration with Civil Defense and Home Guard.

The training of CFR would culminate on June 23.

Miss Mokokchung

2016 Sunepmenla and Brand Ambassador of DDMA Mokokchung and Runner-up Oienla Jamir accompanied by DDMA officials also visited the subdivisions where CFR training are being held.

The Brand Ambassador also demonstrated disaster safety measures to the participants during their visit.

Reports from Kobulong, Chuchu Town, Tuli,

Excise Kohima seize ganja

The accused in police custody.

DIMAPUR: Excise Kohima personnel manning Excise check gate Peducha on June 17 seized 70 kgs of contraband ganja from a zonal taxi and arrested one woman in this connection.

According to superintendent of Excise Kohima, I Vikikhe Aomi, the arrested woman identified as one Adele Krome (43) wife of NeipeloKrome of Ketupa Colony, Pfutsero, Phek was

arrested as she claimed ownership of the seized ganja.

Since the woman admitted to be the sole owner of the contraband other passengers and the taxi were released after completing necessary formalities, informed Aomi.

Excise Kohima informed that Adele confessed that she planned to sell the contraband in Dimapur at Rs 2000 per 10 kgs. She also disclosed that the consignment belonged to one ArhuPoumai from Pfutsero, Phek and that the latter had contacted some people in Dimapur who were to pick the consignment on delivery at Dimapur.

A prima facie case has been registered against the arrested person under NDPS Act 1985 for further investigation and the seized ganja has been kept in office malkhana, informed Excise Kohima.

Changtongya and Mokokchung informed that turn-up response was very satisfactory.

District Disaster Management Officer Mokokchung, T Wangshi Jamir also informed that more than hundreds of participants were being trained

by SDRF personals with assistance from ToTs of respective subdivisions supervised by concerned outpost officials.

One found dead at Kisama

Correspondent

KO H I M A , J U N E 1 9 (NPN): A dead body identified as one Shurho Solo (70 plus) hailing from Kohima village was found at Naga Heritage Kisama on June 18 night, some 11 Km away from the state capital. According to police, the deceased person had mark on his head and as part of the investigation some persons were taken to police station on Monday for interrogation who had partied with him on that day. The sources informed that the deceased person was the former chairman of New Ministers’ Hill Colony Kohima. The body was handed over to the family members on June 18 night and the case was registered under Khuzama police station, further investigation was underway.

NNC/GDRN (NA) cautions imposters DIMAPUR: NNC/ GDRN (Non Accord) has informed that many imposters were collecting and demanding taxes and donations from business houses, establishments and govt. offices in and around Dimapur town under its banner.

NNC/GDRN (Non Accord) through its MIP kilonser, Khehoto Rochill has therefore issued a warning to the criminal elements to immediately stop such demands of unauthorized taxation and donation drive with immediate effect. MIP stated that failure to comply with its directive would invite befitting punishment without further warning in the future.

MIP also notified business houses/establishments and govt offices dealing with such anti-national elements would be doing so at their own risk and also advised them to contact following mobile numbers for any doubts and clarifications: 7085900334/8131 890133/7085985416.

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RSUD officials along with Alan Gonmei and students.

DIMAPUR: Rongmei Students Union Dimapur (RSUD) organized a felicitation program for the successful students of Class X and Class XII on June 17 at Rongmei Tribal Court, Chungaizaeng Burma Camp Dimapur, with secretary of Horticulture Alan Gonmei as guest speaker.

RSUD secretary information and publicity, Khamjai Kamson stated that Alan Gonmei congratulated the successful students and quoting the

motto of RSUD “Learn lead and build” he said to dedicate oneself and learn to be a master in the field one chose, to lead and build the society through hardwork.

He also stressed on the present trend, where female gender outshone and toppled male gender in every field, whereas earlier female were considered to be as weaker section, which shows that girls were more sincere than boys. He asked the students to have determination to be a successful

person or else, they would end up frustrated.

Salemyang Gangmei spoke on behalf of parents of passed out students where he asked students to acknowledge the hardship faced by the parents while nurturing them.

The felicitation program was chaired by K. Esther Malangmei, invocation was pronounced by pastor Pouhourei Gangmei Rongmei Baptist Fellowship Chumukedima, act of felicitation was conducted

by Sangamlung Dangmei,

secretary education & statistics, welcome speech

by Chunthailung Kamei, president RSUD, special numbers was presented

by Kathanjuanliu Phaomei, and vote of thanks was delivered by secretary finance, Lani Kamson.

Blessings for the passed out students was conducted by pastor Gangmuna Gonmei, Rongmei Baptist Church, United North Block Burma Camp.

Altogether 76 students were felicitated during the program.

Correspondent

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUNE 19 (NPN): Over 17 thousand cases of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) were destroyed Monday, at DMC dumping site in the presence of chief magistrate Dimapur (CMD), public prosecutor, Dimapur, 36 Assam Rifles commandant, SDO (C), Dimapur, Dimapur Bar Association (DBA) president, deputy commissioner of police (crime branch) Dimapur Naga Women Hoho (DNWH), OCPS Diphupar, in-charge officer of the case SI Sanitemsu and GBs of the neighbouring colonies.

The cases were seized during the operation carried out by 36 AR in the month of May, at 3rd Mile, Dimapur and seized items

were kept at Diphupar malkana police station.

DNWH president Nungshirenla Aier remarked that such destructions of bottles was a “face wash drama” which has been continuing over the years without any positive result.

In this regard, she called upon the responsible authority manning the check gates to ban carriers of liquor to enter.

From the economic point of view, Aier stated that if people manning the gate remained firm than such business would be discouraged. She said this would automatically lead to economic development and there would be no need to conduct such destruction exercise. She further assured that every bottle would be destroyed.

TUENSANG, JUNE 19 (NPN): The Mimi village council ( MVC) has expressed disappointment over the deplorable road condition in the area, where the department concerned had “neglected and abandoned” the road for the past many years, thus causing immense hardship to the commuters and general public.

According to chairman Mimi village council, K. Yasangwu and VDB secretary MVC, T. Ashimong, said that, the neighboring villages covering 7 villages were totally cut off, by the heavy landslide that occurred between Khongjiri and Mimi villages due to heavy rainfall on May 30 last. It must be noted that the road is the main lifeline of transportation for the people in the area. The village council further said that,

Villagers passing the landslide area between Mimi and Khongjiri village. the road was constructed

by BRO way back in 1992 and since 1997, the road had been left unattended / abandoned for the past so many years. On observing the suffering of the peoples, the villagers concerned has been maintaining the road without any assistance from the department.

The Mimi village council has appealed to the PWD

department to take appropriate measures against the road on priority basis and construct/maintain the road at the earliest for the welfare of the general populace.

Meanwhile, the neighboring villages are trying to clear the road through contribution / donations. Therefore, it further informed that, any well wishers may contribute for early clearance of the road.

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY Forever in our Hearts

Today is full of memories.

Today is the day You went away.

Today is the day Our Maker called you Home.

Yes, it’s a year since You left us to be with The one you loved dearlyOur Heavenly Father.

We think of you every day; In silence..

It needs no outward show.

Losing you left us stunned; Speechless.

Not daring to question our Maker with all the ‘Whys’ In our hearts.

Only those who love you know, What a great vacuum you made, And how difficult it is to go on Without you.

The love You showed us Is what keeps us going.

They say time is a healer, But as time goes on We seem to find it even harder, To face the fact, That you are gone.

Heartache; You left in us.

Only time will heal.

But your love and legacy, Leaves a memory forever, Stamped in our hearts, No one can erase.

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under District Industries Centre (DIC) Peren are informed that application for setting up of Micro Enterprise under PMEGP (2017 - 18) are invited from June 15 and to be submitted online at www.kviconline. gov.in or www.kvic.org.in. The last date for online application is July 2. For any query or further information, candidates can visit DIC office at New District Headquarter Peren on any working day.

DDEO Dimapur informs: DDEO Dimapur has informed all the schools, both government & private under Dimapur district to collect USER ID and PASSWORD for pre-matric scholarship scheme under the ministry of Home Affairs from District Education Office, Dimapur and get registered at the earliest in the web portal so that the students can apply on time.

Dimapur police informs: Commissioner of Police, Dimapur has informed that Kaino Sema, NPS, ACP- C Division under Zone-II is posted as ACP-A Division under Zone-I. Contact ACP -A Division at 7085055010; T.Kikon, NPS, ACP- Trf-II is given temporary additional charge of ACP-B Division under Zone-II. Contact ACP -Trf-II & B-Division at 7085055015; Kilemtoshi Jamir, NPS, ACP-SB is given temporary additional charge of ACP-HQ under CP Office. Contact ACP -SB & HQ at 7085055009 and Vishal, IPS is given temporary charge of ACP-C Division under Zone-II. Contact ACP-C Division at 7985055012.

DC Mokokchung informs: DC, Mokokchung has notified that Wamaken Yimsen village under the administrative jurisdiction of additional deputy commissioner, Tuli under Tuli sub-division, Mokokchung district is applying for recognition of village. DC, Sushil Kumar Patel has informed that objection, if any, regarding to the recognition of the said village may be lodged to the office of the DC, Mokokchung within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notification.

The matter otherwise will be treated as having “No Objection” and shall be forwarded to the government for necessary action. Its boundaries are North: Kojem-Azung Nallah, South: Rangkang Lenden, East: Kongkiangshi Nallah, West: Lepenyong Nallah.

RSUD felicitates HSLC/HSSLC successful students

17 thousand cases of MVC dismayed over pathetic road condition liquor destroyed in Dmu

news in brief World music day in Kohima: World music day organized by DK’s entertainment group would be held on June 21, 5:30 p.m at state academy hall, Kohima.

SSWBT/TATA trusts scholarship distribution: Semoma Students’ Welfare Board Trust (SSWBT)/ Tata Trusts distribution of scholarship 2017 would be held on June 21, 11 a.m at Durbar hall Raj Bhavan Kohima with governor of Nagaland P.B. Acharya as the chief guest.

3rd International day of Yoga: Department of Youth Resources & Sports, Nagaland Kohima will be organizing the state level 3rd International Day of Yoga on June 21, 7 a.m to 8 a.m at Indira Gandhi Stadium, Kohima.

HS & F informs: Hindustan Scouts & Guides (HS & G) has invited students from schools and general public interested in yoga to witness and join the demonstration on the International Yoga Day on June 21 in Herbert Spencer School ground at Walford from 6 a.m. to 7 a.m. The reporting time is between 5.30 a.m. to 5.50 a.m. with a mat/sheet of cloth etc.

Regional business meet: Regional business meet under the theme “inter-state trade and land-linked opportunities: Nagaland & Manipur” organized by Entrepreneurs Associates Kohima and supported by Tata Trust would be held on June 21, 9 a.m onwards at Jubilee Memorial Centre, Lerie, Kohima.

BCK literature fest: Baptist College Kohima (BCK) literature fest organized by department of English Baptist College Kohima in collaboration with Crossword and Barkweaver would be held on June 24, 10 a.m at the Baptist College Mission compound Kohima.

ALTNE general meeting: Amotsü Lobemo Tsoro-Nichen Ekhüng (ALTNE) of Tsungiki village under Wokha district has convened its general meeting for the year 2017 on June 24, 11 a.m at its chairman’s residence at Mount Tiyi Colony, Wokha town (below NST sector church). ALTNE chairman Yanthungo Kikon has informed all members to attend the meeting and also come prepared with agendas.

DIC Peren informs: Eligible candidates

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, june 20, 2017

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Q: What is the main factor for

India’s humiliating defeat to Pakistan in CT Final?

Kohli not a strategist his  field placing and attacks were mediocre Overconfident Indians  thought Pakistanis would play to the expected Indian cricket needs to get  rid of the old like Dhoni, Yuvraj

WEATHER FORECAST June 20

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Agartala

Cloudy with thunderstorms

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Aizawl

Cloudy, a couple of t-storms

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Guwahati Rain and a thunderstorm

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, june 20, 2017

T. N. Mannen, professor N. Irabanta Singh, Dr Imotemsu Ao and Dr. H. N. Dutta at the launching programme. (NP) Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, JUN 19 (NPN): The Global Open University Nagaland (TGOUN) Dimapur organized a launching function of Professor N. Irabanta Singh’s edited book on “Microbial resources of IndoMyanmar (Burma) hotspot region” here on Monday at the conference hall of department of Hotel Management & Catering Technology, TGOUN, Dimapur.

The launching programme was graced by chancellor, TGOUN, T. N. Mannen IAS (Retd) as the chief guest and registrarcum-director, TGOUN, Dr. Imotemsu Ao as the guest of honour.

Speaking at the launching prog ramme, T.N.Mannen said that the book of professor Singh appeared to be knowledgeable especially relevant to the hotspot area of Northeast.

While acknowledging professor N. Irabanta Singh, T.N.Mannen disclosed that microbial resource book has not yet been launched in the region, thereby Nagaland, Mizoram etc has been lagging behind.

T.N.Mannen said that it was an eye opener to sustain the collapsing kind of development and was suitable for balancing exploitations of the natural resources. Manen said that the need of the hour was to preserve nature for the people of the stated which had been degraded so far.

Briefing about the book, professor N.Irabanta Singh mentioned that Indo-Myanmar biodiversity hotspot was centered on the Indo-Chinese Peninsula and comprised of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, plus parts of Southern China and North Eastern India (Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura,

Meghalaya, Nagaland and South Assam) He maintained that as per available record, out of 25 biodiversity hotspot

regions of the world, IndoBurma region occupied 19th position with 2.3% of global endemic plants and 0.9 % of global endemic vertebrates.

According to available information on non vascular plants, Dr. Singh said that invertebrates and fungi was generally inadequate for conservation and evaluation.

He maintained that, present volume, “Microbial resources of Indo-Myanmar hotspot region”, conservation and sustainable development with special reference to North East India encompasses a wide range of topics on microbial resources of the hotspot

region. He also mentioned that wide diversity of topics included should make the volume an excellent reference for all those concerned with microbial resources and its sustainable economic development for the North East India.

Short speeches were delivered by vice chancellor, TGOUN Dimapur, Dr.H.N. Dutta and registrar-cum-director, TGOUN Dimapur, Dr.Imotemsu Ao. Earlier, the critics of the book were briefed by Tsumang-A Youth Organisation conducted AAO-111, TGOUN Dima- cleanliness drive on June 19. (DIPR) pur, Ruth Difusa and vote of thanks was proposed by information executive, TGOUN Dimapur, Mhalo Ezung.

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PMO behind trouble

by IPFT, alleges CPI-M Agartala, Jun 19 (IANS): The ruling CPI-M in Tripura on Monday claimed that a tribal based party is trying to create trouble ahead of next year’s assembly polls at the “behest of the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO)”.

Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT), which is agitating for a separate state carved out of areas falling under the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC), has announced blockade of National Highway-8, Tripura’s life line, and the lone railway line of the state for an indefinite period from July 10 to push for its demand.

“The IPFT is going to start a dangerous road and rail blockade agitation at the behest of the PMO. The IPFT leaders had a meeting with Minister of State in Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) Jitendra Singh on May 17 in New Delhi and after that they announced the road and railway blockade stir,” Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) state Secretary Bijan Dhar told reporters.

“A few months before the Manipur Assembly

elections, (the) BJP forced the United Naga Council (UNC) to block the state’s vital National Highway to put the then Congress government in an awkward situation with an aim to dislodge the party from power. Within 48-hours of assumption of office by a BJP government in Manipur, the several-monthslong road blockade was withdrawn.”

He said the UNC is a political organisation of the National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-IM).

Dhar, a CPI-M Central Committee member, also alleged that IPFT president Narendra Chandra Debbarma while he was station director of All India Radio, Agartala, held meetings with terrorist outfits based in Bangladesh and these facts were known by the central and state intelligence agencies.

“Terror outfit NLFT (National Liberation Front of Tripura) has recently changed its leader and vowed to support the IPFT in the next assembly elections. The BJP has a covert tie-up with IPFT,” Dhar said, adding that the three might do some “serious conspiracy” ahead of the

assembly polls.

“There would be no existence of Tripura if a separate state is formed out of this tiny state. Moreover, decades old ethnic harmony would also be destroyed,” the Left leader said.

BJP and IPFT leaders, however, denied the accusations.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state unit President Biplab Kumar Deb said: “The CPI-M’s claim is totally false and imaginary.

The BJP never supports the division of Tripura. The Left Front can take legal and administrative action against anyone trying to create trouble and disturb the peace.”

“Due to misrule of CPI-M, the tribals remained backward in Tripura,” the BJP leader said.

CPI-M central Committee member Gautam Das criticised the BJP leader. “Biplab Deb is a political upstart. He is not aware that the separate state demand was raised soon after CPI-M came to power in Tripura in 1978.

Now, the IPFT, a mask of the banned NLFT outfit, has again raised the demand.”

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Meghalaya Govt should tackle anti-railway protests: Gohain Shillong, Jun 19 (PTI): Union Minister of State for Railways Rajen Gohain Monday said Meghalaya government needs to tackle anti-railway protests and the Centre will go ahead with the construction of railway infrastructure in the state.

“The government of Meghalaya should take interest (in tackling antirailway protests). This is a local problem, so they have to tackle it and it is their duty,” Gohain told reporters here on the sidelines of the launch of Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana in the state.

“We are very keen to bring railways upto Shillong, but for that we need support from the government and the public,” he said.

Stating that the Centre will go ahead with the constructions of railways in the state, Gohain said “We are trying to convince the people that it will not harm, but help them. They will get a direct link from here to the entire country.”

“It will be more beneficial for the people of Meghalaya once rail comes to the state,” the Minister said Asked if the truckers’ lobby is behind the antirailway protest in the state,

Rajen Gohain Gohain said “The truckers’ association may be behind it.” Construction of railway infrastructure has been halted in the Khasi Jaintia Hills region following an arson attack led

by Khasi Students’ Union (KSU) activists at Ronghona village in Ri-Bhoi district last month.

In the attack, damages worth over Rs 70 lakh have been estimated by the railway authorities, following which work was halted temporarily.

The KSU has aired its opposition to the extension of railway lines in the state capital and said there will be an influx of outsiders in the absence of any checking mechanism.

Three other anti-railway groups will observe a sit-in protest on June 21 against the ruling Congress government for facilitating extension of railways in the state.

Dengue strikes Assam, 49 cases reported Guwahati, Jun 19 (Agencies): Dengue has made its presence felt in Assam with 49 people so far (till May 31) has lost their lives after being infected with the dengue virus.

Even though dengue is predominately a monsoon disease, i.e. a disease mostly reported after the rains, this year, however, several cases have also been reported much before the beginning of the rainy season, a health department official informed.

It may be mentioned here that in 2016 a total of 6157 dengue cases were reported in the state, which is an all-time record and seven people have lost their lives till 2016.

It is worth mentioning here that Assam capital Guwahati is one of the worst dengue-affected cities of Assam and several places of the city like Zoo Road Tiniali, Geeta Mandir, AIDC, Anil Nagar etc. have been labeled as dengue prone areas.

A Guwahati Municipal Corporation official under the condition of anonymity said, “The Kamrup Metro district administration and the GMC are working out on specific plans to make Guwahati a dengue-free city.”

Section 144 Cr P C in Three ministers to represent govt in tripartite talks: Biren Kaziranga National Park area Correspondent

Jorhat, Jun 19 (PTI): Section 144 Cr P C has been promulgated along NH37 from Jakholabondha to Bokakhat and areas near Numaligarh for free and easy movement of animals coming out of Kaziranga National Park during monsoons. Bokakhat Sub-divisional Officer, Civil, Dhiraj Das said like in the previous years, this year too section 144 was imposed along the KNP as the water level of rivers Brahmaputra and Difloo is on the rise and most of KNP areas are submerged under water.

When the animals try to cross NH-37, that becomes their lifeline during monsoons, in search of high lands and hill tops of adjacent Karbi Anglong district.

Vehicle speed needs to be controlled to 30 km per hour for safety of the animals and

to ensure that they are not hit by speeding vehicles.

“We are also getting ready to issue time card for each vehicle for movement and set up check points at various areas on the highway passing by the National Park”, the SDO said.

The order has come into effect from June 18 and would remain in force until further order, Das said here today. Stating that heavily loaded trucks were prohibited to park beside NH-37 between Bokakhat of Golaghat district and Jakholabondha of Nagaon district, he said every vehicle owner - public or private from the state or outside - have to control their speed and for which police along with KNP security personnel on patrol duty will strictly monitor until further order, the SDO said.

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 Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late T. Lanu Sunep Deceased, has been filed by Shri. T. Anungba Imsong relation father R/o. H.No. 172 Kevijau Colony to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 7.9.09.

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 13.7.17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 12 day of 6/17.

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Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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 Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Bom Bahadur Thapa Deceased, has been filed by Shri. Genesara Thapa relation wife, R/o.

Sabalie Colony Chumukedima to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 10.4.17.

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 13.7.17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 12 day of 6/17.

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Regd. No. 287/2017

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 8.5.17

I, Miss. Ruvinu John, D/o Rusovil John, aged about 19 years, resident of H/No. 123, Bank Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and residing at the above mentioned address.

2. That I had been using my name as "Rüvinü" in all my academic records till class 12.

3. That I want to add surname "John" in my name i.e Ruvinu John.

4. That in my Aadhar Card bearing No. 4606 9149 7335 my name has been entered/recorded as "Ruvinu John" and in some of my official documents as "Rüvinü", "Rüvinü John" and "Ruvinu".

5. That "Rüvinü", "Rüvinü John", "Ruvinu" and "Ruvinu John" are of the same and one person i.e, myself.

6. That I swear this affidavit to declare that "Rüvinü", "Rüvinü John", "Ruvinu" and "Ruvinu John" are of the same and identical person i.e, myself and to rectify my name as "Ruvinu John" and further to use my name "Ruvinu John" in all the official purposes.

7. That the statements made from para 1 to 6 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing materials is concealed therein.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on this the 8th day of May, 2017.

Chief Judicial Magistrate DP-6338 Dimapur : Nagaland

IMPHAL, Jun 19: Manipur government is ready for tripartite talk at political level and three ministers will represent Manipur government in the proposed talk with the United Naga Council (UNC).

Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh Monday said that state government was ready for the next round of tripartite talk at political level.

“Three cabinet ministers - agriculture minister V Hangkhalian, education minister Th Radheshyam and another minister – are being considered for deputation from the government side in the talk,” said Singh.

In the last tripartite

talks on May 19 in Senapati it was agreed upon that the next round of tripartite talks will resume within a month time at political level among others.

The talks are being held between United Naga Council (UNC), Manipur Government and Centre over the creation of new districts. The then O Ibobi Singh led Congress government had created seven new districts in December last year while United Naga Council was protesting against proposed declaration of Jiribam and Sadar Hills as full-fledged revenue districts of the state.

Replying to reporters, chief minister said that government was not remaining as silent spectator to the killing to civilians

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MON DISTRICT: NAGALAND NO.GA/JUD-08/2017-18/291 Dated Mon 13th June 2017 NOTICE Whereas, an application has been submitted by Shri/Smti T.Angle with prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of His/her/wife/ husband deceased Late Dimong Ex LDA Cum Computer Assistant under the establishment of Deputy Commissioner Office, Mon who expired on 28/05/2017.

Objection are hereby invited from persons having objection or claim for withdrawal of the dues by the applicant within 30 (Thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this notification. No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period.

Deputy Commissioner Mon : Nagaland K-2008

Regd. No. 111/17 Date : 29/05/2017 AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Shri. M.Khuvishe Sema, S/o Mathazu Sema, Resident of Nikuto Village, Dist. Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under.

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

2. That my name is inadvertently recorded as :a) M. Khuvishe Awomi in my Service Identity Card. b) M. Khuvishe Awomi in my Pass Book c) M. Khuvishe Awomi in my PAN Card But my actual name is M. Khuvishe Sema.

3. The above mentioned name M. Khuvishe Awomi and M. Khuvishe Sema are one same person which is referred to me.

4. That, from the date of this declaration, my name shall be used by the name as M. Khuvishe Sema for all official purpose and legal proceeding and at all time and occasions.

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

Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent of this 29th day of May 2017 at Zunheboto, Nagaland.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-6345 Regd. No. 22 Dtd. : 13/6/17 AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH I, Shri. X. KIKHETO ZHIMO, S/o XUYISHE, Resident of Old Town, Dist.

Zunheboto Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under.

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

2. That my name and date of birth is inadvertently recorded as :a) KIKHETO SEMA in my Bank Pass Book A/C No. 11736650780 b) 1977 in my Aadhaar Card No. 3777 3839 8051.

But my actual name is X. KIKHETO ZHIMO and my actual date of birth is 20/10/1977.

3. That above mentioned name X. KIKHETO ZHIMO, KIKHETO SEMA are one same person which is referred to me.

4. That, from the date of this declaration, my name shall be used by the name as X. KIKHETO ZHIMO and my date of birth as 20/10/1977 for all official purpose and legal proceeding and at all time and occasions.

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

Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent of this 13th day of June 2017 at Zunheboto, Nagaland First Class Magistrate Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-6344

allegedly by NSCN(IM) cadres in Ukhrul district.

Singh said that two FIRs have been lodged regarding the recent incidents and the entire area has already cordoned off by the combined team of state police and Assam Rifles.

“Government is not remaining silent. Befitting punishments will be given to those perpetrators who are associated with such act of terrorism,” he added.

Meanwhile, Manipur Congress has Monday asked the BJP-led government in Manipur to clarify whether the ceasefire agreement between India government and NSCN(IM) was extended to Manipur. Taking note of the recent killing of

two civilians in Ukhrul district, MPCC spokesperson MLA Kh Joykishan said that the incident has once against raised the question on whether the NSCN(IM) opened its designated camp in Manipur with the knowledge of the state government.

Talking to reporters on the sideline of a public function here, the Congress spokesperson stressed the need of Manipur Legislative Assembly’s resolution to safeguard the territorial integrity of the state.

“All the 60 MLAs of the state Assembly should pledge to oppose any move of the Centre to distort the territorial integrity of Manipur as part of renewing state government’s firm stand of its territory,” he said.

IN THE COURT OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND

NOTICE Dated Dimapur the 17th June 2017 No.VLS-3/88-D/PT/3035-36 / In the matter of application received from Smti. Akangmenla for rectification of Dag of a Plot of land covered under Patta No. 236, Dag No. 419 located at Naharbari A.K. As per LRSO Spot Verification vide No. LRSO/D/TECH-N/2013-14/114 dated Dimapur the 27th April, 2017, it has been ascertained that as per the ground position the land in question falls under part of Dag No. 108 and not as recorded in the revenue record.

Therefore the undersigned hereby invites claims/objections if any for rectification of Dag No. as per the actual ground position.

The same should be submitted to this court in writing on or before 30th June 2017.

(Kesonyu Yhome) IAS Deputy Commissioner DP-6335 BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Regd. No. 3164/2017 Date : 19/06/2017 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. Peki Jemu, S/o Kitisen Jemu, presently residing at Zakiesatou Road, Eros Lane, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows :1. That I am bonafide Indian citizen.

2. That I have lost my Class X, Pass Certificate/Marksheet Examination of 2015, under ICSE, bearing Unique ID-6047019,Index No. 1153679/057,of St. Paul's School, Jalapahar, Darjeeling, at Area :Tibetan Youth Hostel, Bengaluru.

3. That I have Lodge a F.I.R, under Police Unit; Crime Branch, Bengaluru City Police, bearing Lost Report No. 082204/2017, dated 12.06.17.

4. That this affidavit is sworn to declare the lost of the above mentioned Admit Card and to obtain Duplicate/Fresh Copy from the concern Board.

VERIFICATION I verify that the above mentioned statements declared by me in this affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and no material is concealed therein.

Deponent Solemnly sworn and declared before me on this 19th June, 2017.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-6349

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

No. JUD. 21/2017-18/237

Dt. Zbto the 13.06.2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti Yezuli of Asukuto Town, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate declaring that her husband Dombur Bahadur, has expired on 22/05/2017.

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

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(Tridibesh Roy) IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

4.5 magnitude quake hits Mnp Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jun 19: Earthquake of 4.5 magnitude hit Manipur’s capital city Imphal at around 4:05 AM on Monday. As per the reports, no damage to property and loss of lives have been reported so far. The epicenter of the earthquake was located at a place around two km west of Thoubal district headquarters.

Reports collected from various sources said that jolt which lasted for some seconds was felt across the

state. This is the third earthquake in the north eastern state since one month.

A few days ago, a mild earthquake with a magnitude of 3.0 had hit Manipur’s Churachandpur district. The quake hit at 6.45 a.m on June 15 at a depth of 10 km. The epicentre of the quake was Chamba region, bordering Jammu and Kashmir. On June 1, an earthquake of 3.2 magnitud had e hit Senapati district in Manipur at around 5:48 pm.

No damage to life or property was caused then too.

Organisations abstain from voting in KAAC poll

Correspondent

Diphu, June 19: Leaders of 24 organizations, who have been demanding new voters list to be prepared by the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) and amendment of the council’s constitution, abstained from voting in the recently held KAAC election. The organization leaders also termed the election as ‘against the law’. In another development, the cadres of Karbi Longri & North Cachar Hills Liberation Front (KLNLF) cadres residing inside designated camps located at Diphu and Parokhuwa could not vote in the KAAC poll held on June 17, said KLNLF publicity secretary, Rajak Dera. While condemning the authority for restraining their democratic rights, Dera said that he would take up the matter with higher authority like the State Election Commission and Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India. KLNLF also cautioned the district administration that if they misled and trick the organization, they would be compelled to interrupt in the coming election. On the other hand, Returning Officer cum Deputy Commissioner of Karbi Anglong, Adil Khan said that the chairperson of KLNLF was communicated well ahead to provide details of original name and address of the cadres.

Hi, Baby Lomi G. Chishi.

You are gift whom we deserve most, and as you step to a new second step in your life. May good Lord guide and shower you with bless and also future years ahead to come. “Happy Birthday” From dearest Dad & Mom, K.G Chishi & Amel Chishi Happy birthday my dearest and sweetest Baby Renben shitri.

People say no place safer than home but I don’t seem to agree , whispering sweet nothing each other’s cares that melt away sorrow .I love you so much . may God Grant you long life and may all your dreams come true. Thank you for stepping into my life.

With lots of love,care Avungi T. PUBLIC NOTICE This proclamation is made against Miss Meterovino (Aka) Paphino for strict compliance, as she has been unreachable and avoiding contact since 20th May 2017.

That, Miss Meterovino (Aka) Paphino, D/o Mr. Lhouphi Paphino of Pfuchama Village, Kohima District has taken a Loan of Rs 12,04,199/- ( Rupees Twelve Lakhs Four Thousand & One hundred Ninty-Nine only) on 1st October 2016 for a period of one month. The repayment of the loan amount has not been done till date even after several reminders and extension of time.

Therefore, this is for your final notice that if repayment is not done within 10 days from the date of publication of this notice, the mortgaged property of Puhovile Kin at Dzuvuru colony, Kohima shall be confiscated.

E.Rhakho (Lender) K-2009

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the following Sub-Broker with mutual consent is no longer affiliated as Sub-broker of Dalmia Securities Limited [SEBI Reg. No : INB230645339/INB010684638 as a member with National Stock Exchange of India Ltd./Bombay Stock Exchange Ltd. Having registered Office at Ideal Plaza, Suite S-401, 4th Floor, 11/1 Sarat Bose Road, Kolkata-700 020. On having received an application from our sub broker Mr. Isaac Zhimomi for cancellation of his registration details as, Sub broker Name - Mr. Isaac Zhimomi Trader Name : - Mr. Isaac Zhimomi SEBI Registration. No - INS233658512/INS013645317 Registration date - 29/10/2012/27/02/2013 Regd. Address- Ground Floor, Arcadia, Near City Tower, Circular road, Dimapur, Nagaland- 797112 People are advised not to deal with them under our affiliation.

Any person henceforth dealing with the above-mentioned subbrokers should do so at their own risk. Any client or person having any claim against the sub-broker arising out of their transaction in securities may furnish the details of their claim in writing to Compliance within 6 months of the publication of the notice.

By Order of : Board of Directors of Dalmia Securities Private Limited.

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IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

NOTICE

S/C No. 113/17

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Heshito Sema has been applied by Smti. Itoli, W/o Late Heshito Sema R/o H/No. 106, Ward No-8 Chumukedima Town Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : 1. Pension Benefits, Gratuity, Family Pension.

2. Leave encashment, GPF, GIS. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if She/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 19 July 2017.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 19 June 2017.

DP-6355

(G.H. Ramlia) Principal District and Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland

GJM stir continues; internet suspended

GJM supporters burn an effigy of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee at Kakjhora during their indefinite bandh in Darjeeling on Monday. (PTI) Darjeeling (WB), Jun 19 (PTI): Security forces patrolled the streets in the hills and Internet services remained suspended for the second day today as Gorkha Janmukti Morcha supporters held protest march here demanding Gorkhaland and burnt effigies of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.

Carrying black flags, protesters, especially the youth, marched on the streets of Chowkbazar area shouting slogans against the state government and the chief minister.

Protesters also burnt effigies of Banerjee and vowed to continue their fight for Gorkhaland.

“Three of our activists were killed. We are ready to give our lives but will not stop protesting till we get Gorkhaland,” Sirish Pradhan, a GJM worker, said.

Several small processions were taken out by GJM activists in various parts of Darjeeling. Internet services remained suspended for the second day today.

According to police sources, the step was taken to stop GJM activists from using the social media to spread “provocative posts”.

Security forces patrolled the streets as the situation remained tense on the fifth day of GJM-sponsored

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indefinite shutdown.

“The situation is still very tense. Since morning there has been no incident of violence. But we are on high alert and are prepared for any eventuality,” said a senior police officer.

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee urged all concerned parties and stakeholders to attend an all-party meeting called by the state government in Siliguri on June 22 on the prevailing situation in Darjeeling.

She urged the people to maintain peace and said, “Violence cannot be a solution to any problem and only talks can solve it”.

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh had appealed

Modi govt wants to remove farmers, says Scindia

to the protesters yesterday not to resort to violence and instead, hold dialogue to resolve any issue.

He said resorting to violence would never help them in finding a solution and asked the people living there to remain calm and peaceful.

GJM expressed their “displeasure” with the Centre and questioned the absence of BJP MP from Darjeeling S S Ahluwalia at the time of crisis.

“The role of alliance partner BJP is very unfortunate and very disappointing.

We had expected something positive from the part of the Central government. We feel we are being used as pawns by the Centre and the state,” Darjeeling MLA and senior GJM leader Amar Singh Rai said.

GJM is an ally of BJP and it was with the help of GJM that BJP won the Darjeeling Lok Sabha seat twice in 2009 and 2014.

“We are ready to sit with the Centre anytime.

But with the state, the condition would be that they withdraw all forces and allow normalcy to return as a confidence building measure. And we will sit for dialogue with Gorkhaland as the sole agenda,” Rai said.

New Delhi, Jun 19 (PTI): The Congress today attacked the Centre and the Shivraj Singh Chauhan dispensation in Madhya Pradesh over farmers stir, saying the Narendra Modi government wants a ‘Kisan mukt bharat’ (India free of farmers). Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia said the BJP rode to power in 2014 promising to give farmers a price for their yield which would be 50 per cent more than the production cost.

The Minimum Support Price (MSP), however, has been witnessing a decline, he said. Scindia, targeting the Madhya Pradesh chief minister over the dead of five farmers in police firing during their protests in Mandsaur, questioned his “reluctance” behind not waiving the loans of the farmers of the state when its neighbours, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, had announced it. He also reiterated the demand to register an FIR against police officer “guilty of murdering” six farmers in Mandsaur. Scindia, who hails from Madhya Pradesh, also questioned the Centre’s reluctance to not support the states to waive loans of farmers when they can write-off debts of the “corporates”.

CBI team goes to Jawaharlal Nehru University to probe Najeeb’s case

New Delhi, Jun 19 (PTI): A CBI team today visited Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) to probe the disappearance of Najeeb Ahmed, a student who had gone missing from his hostel on October 16, 2016.

The team is looking into allegations of a scuffle between Ahmed and ABVP students in JNU’s MahiMandvi hostel and the circumstances that may have led to it as well as other events that preceded his disappearance.

It is likely to meet the suspects and people whose names have cropped up in the matter, sources said.

Najeeb’s mother Fatima Nafees recently met CBI officers investigating the case. She gave details of the events before her son disappeared from his hostel.

Najeeb had returned to the university on October 13, 2016 after a holiday.

On the intervening night of October 15-16, he called his mother to tell her that something was wrong. His roommate later told Fatima he had been injured in a fight, she had said.

Following the conversation, Fatima took a bus from Bulandshahr in Uttar Pradesh to reach Delhi in

Najeeb Ahmed’s mother and supporters displaying placards asking his whereabouts. the afternoon. After reaching Anand Vihar, she spoke to him over the phone and asked him to meet her at the hotel.

She said in her complaint that there was no trace of Najeeb when she reached his room in Mahi Hostel room 106.

With Delhi Police failing to find her son, Fatima approached the Delhi High Court demanding a CBI probe.

On May 16, a bench of Justices G S Sistani and Rekha Palli handed over the investigation to the CBI with the direction that it has to be monitored by an officer not less than the rank of DIG. The matter has been posted for hearing on July 17.

The high court had

Punjab govt announces waiver for farmers India’s Mars mission completes 1,000 Earth days in orbit It said 1,000 earth days and its ally BJP were not Bengaluru, Jun 19 present in the House when (PTI): The country’s low- correspond to 973.24 Mars the chief minister made the cost Mars spacecraft com- Sols (Martian Solar day) announcement as they had pleted 1,000 Earth days in and the MOM completed staged a walkout on another its orbit today, well beyond 388 orbits. The satellite is issue. However, the main its designed mission life of in good health and continopposition party AAP was six months or 180 days.

“The Mars Orbiter present. Taking a dig at the Mission (MOM) completes Akalis’ absence, the Con- 1,000 earth days in its orbit, gress leader said they should today (June 19, 2017) well have remained present in the beyond its designed misAmarinder Singh House and listened him out sion life of six months,” when he was talking on an the Indian Space Research announced by the states of issue concerning farmers.

Organisation (ISRO) said.

Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, he said.

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Speaking at the Assembly here, the chief minister noted the move would benefit 10.25 lakh farmers, including 8.75 lakh farmers up to 5 acres.

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time and again come down heavily on the police for failing to trace the student after several months of investigation and even remarked that it was looking for an “escape route” and was “beating around the bush”.

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Road blocks in Nagaland

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ollowing the media reports on stoppage of ongoing works on the four-lane super highway project between Dimapur-Kohima due to threat purportedly from the NSCN(I-M) that it will stop work if tax was not paid by the contractors ; ACAUT Nagaland has got into the act through a stinging response. In its press statement that was issued as a public notice to the NSCN(I-M), ACAUT concluded that since the former had not denied nor reacted to the news reports on works having been stopped because of threats, it(ACAUT) posed several questions that were to be answered by the NSCN(I-M) within three days. The contractor of the project MaytasGayatri was also earlier involved with the widening of or roads to two-lane under Special Accelerated Development Road Project for North East(SARDPNE). The four roads- Chakhabama-Zunheboto (118 km), Pfutsero-Phek (74 km), Mon-Tamlu-Merangkong (105 km) and Changtongya-Longleng (32 km) – were to be expanded to two-lane and clubbed and awarded to a single Joint Venture. However the project was abandoned after very little progress as the firm had asked for hike in estimates from Rs.1296 crore to 2988 crore. The widening the NH 29 into a four-lane highway has at long last become a reality after the project was approved by Nitin Gadkari union minister of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) and shipping. The four-lane road from Dimapur-Kohima Road (from Km 123.840 to Km 138.775, Km 138.775 to Km 152.490 and Km 152.490 to Km 166.700) covering a total length of 42.48 Kms was approved at a cumulative cost of Rs 1199.11 cr. The work has been reportedly cornered by M/s Gayatri-Maytas JV. Such issues as the problems faced by construction firms in Nagaland act directly against the interest of the people. Nagaland has been the worst example of failures in the road and power sectors. ‘Nagaland and its pot-holed roads’ has been the classic insult on the claims of development. While other states in the north east today have constructed beautiful, high quality and wide roads besides smooth road networks linking every district, Nagaland is still in the dark ages. The National Highway 29 constructed during the Second World War by the British, which links Kohima with Imphal and Dimapur has been serving the purpose beyond expectations. It is very unfortunate that this highway which is a major link, is not what it should have been. It may be recalled, that the ministry of surface transport during 2000, had okayed proposal to turn the double-lane NH 29 (erstwhile NH 39) to a four-lane highway, especially along the DimapurChumukedima stretch. Following the decision of the surface transport ministry, the state government had issued notifications reaffirming the National Highway Act 1988 wherein 75 feet from the centre of the road on either side, was deemed to be the road reservation area. This was to facilitate construction of the four-lane highway. Far from it the road has instead become narrower due to rampant encroachments.

As on March 2012 the National Highway Authority of India has completed and put in place some 5,839 kilometers of its 4-lane Golden Quadrilateral highway including 6,011 kilometers of its 4-lane North–South and East–West Corridor highway. Nagaland will be left out because of multiple taxation- one at the top government level (politicians and bureaucrats), the middle level (directors/engineers) and ground level (various factions and unions).

DailyDevotion The Service of Passionate Devotion …do you love Me?…Tend My sheep. —John 21:16 Jesus did not say to make converts to your way of thinking, but He said to look after His sheep, to see that they get nourished in the knowledge of Him. We consider what we do in the way of Christian work as service, yet Jesus Christ calls service to be what we are to Him, not what we do for Him. Discipleship is based solely on devotion to Jesus Christ, not on following after a particular belief or doctrine. “If anyone comes to Me and does not hate…, he cannot be My disciple” (Luke 14:26). In this verse, there is no argument and no pressure from Jesus to follow Him; He is simply saying, in effect, “If you want to be My disciple, you must be devoted solely to Me.” A person touched by the Spirit of God suddenly says, “Now I see who Jesus is!”— that is the source of devotion.

Today we have substituted doctrinal belief for personal belief, and that is why so many people are devoted to causes and so few are devoted to Jesus Christ. People do not really want to be devoted to Jesus, but only to the cause He started. Jesus Christ is deeply offensive to the educated minds of today, to those who only want Him to be their Friend, and who are unwilling to accept Him in any other way. Our Lord’s primary obedience was to the will of His Father, not to the needs of people— the saving of people was the natural outcome of His obedience to the Father. If I am devoted solely to the cause of humanity, I will soon be exhausted and come to the point where my love will waver and stumble. But if I love Jesus Christ personally and passionately, I can serve humanity, even though people may treat me like a “doormat.” The secret of a disciple’s life is devotion to Jesus Christ, and the characteristic of that life is its seeming insignificance and its meekness. Yet it is like a grain of wheat that “falls into the ground and dies”— it will spring up and change the entire landscape (John 12:24).

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Change your thoughts and you change your world. ~ Norman Vincent Peale

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like lizards. I think their eyes are beautiful. I find it is possible to engage with them, however briefly.

My granddaughter likes them too. But I know lots of people who will not enter a room which has lizards. Recently I received a letter from a child “Why do lizards enter my room and how can I get rid of them?”. He got the short eggshell answer. But I am giving you the many options.

House Lizards are all friendly and useful. They come to your room because you have lots of small insects and flies in it and they come to eat them. If you leave crumbs and unwashed things like dishes in the kitchen, that attracts insects. If you don’t clean the corners of your rooms, both on the floor and where the ceiling meets the walls, you will get spiders who catch flies.

Lizards live in dark places, like behind cupboards, furniture. If you don’t air and clean those places, lots of other insects and spiders will flourish in your room and lizards will

stay there.

So, the first thing is to clean and air your room and get rid of the insects.

Then, the best remedy is what you have heard from your grandmother (and ignored) in the village.

The most fool proof home remedy to keep away lizards is to take eggshells and strew them round the house, especially near doors and windows. Lizards hate the smell of eggs. (So do I, by the way.) Just change them every week. Lizards will not enter.

If you don’t like the idea, you can use a smellier option. You can do the same with garlic. Lizards hate the smell of garlic so you can hang it round the house, or keep cloves of garlic near doors and windows to keep away the pests. You can also make a spray using garlic juice and water and spray it around the house. The point is, can you bear the smell?

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The many options der and shake well. Pour the mixture into a spray bottle and spray the spicy water around the house.

Lizards will be repelled by the smell. However, it might make you sneeze as well.

Lizards have a very sensitive nose. They dislike the pungent smell of onions as well. Hang them near doors or windows or behind cupboards. They will leave the house. Or you can make a spray out of water and onion juice and squirt this round the house.

Another variation of the paper spray is to use Tabasco sauce. Mix it with water and spray it behind cupboards and wardrobes.

Naphthalene and Phenyl balls are so pungent

that they act as lizard repellents as well. You can keep them on shelves and cupboards. However, I would not recommend these mothballs, as they are commonly known, as they are poisonous and smell truly horrible. In fact, I think people who put them in bathroom sinks are just wasting money and poisoning the water.

Some people recommend putting sticky-paper, flypaper on walls and areas where lizards are frequently seen, like the corners of walls and near light sources. They will get stuck and then you can release them somewhere else. I think flypaper is a cruel and vicious solution.

The creatures go near lights to eat the insects that the light attracts, so ‘no lizard’

means lots of more insects including moths which eat your clothes. Also, the person who wants to get rid of lizards is not going to bother to unstick them when he throws the paper out, so the lizard will die of starvation as it remains stuck to the paper probably on a garbage heap.

Lizards are rendered immobile with sharp temperature changes. Cold literally paralyses them. If you see a lizard on the wall, splash ice cold water on it.

It will become immobile.

You can pick it up gently with a dustpan and move it outside into the sun.

This one sounds like an old wives’ tale but you can try it. If you find the shed feathers of birds, you can hang them up in various places. Birds eat lizards so lizards might be fooled into believing that your house is frequented by them and stay away.

Cats are probably more effective than bird feathers. Cats eat rats and an occasional lizard. But lizards are not going to wait around for that occasion.

They depart.

There is an electric lizard repellent that emits sound in ultrasonic frequencies that lizards cannot tolerate. You could get one of those and hope it doesn’t scramble your brains as well.

I f yo u a r e b r ave enough, get a cardboard box and stalk the lizard.

If you can corner it, put it in the cardboard box and remove it to outside the house. But this seems like an impossible thing for people, who fear lizards, to do. So the best way would be to remove the small insects in the house.

When the lizard realizes its food is drying up, it will automatically leave for greener pastures.

You could seal up small openings on the side of windows, put rubber matting under the doors.

This will prevent them from entering. You should, in any case, have netted window screens to prevent flies, mosquitoes and lizards.To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www. peopleforanimalsindia. org.

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Swachh Nagaland!!!

ver since the launch of Swachh Bharat Mission on 2nd October, 2014 there has been a great improvement of civic sense among the Indians. The mission aimed to make India a clean country. Therefore, cleanliness drives on regular basis is advised. The wisdom of Mr. Narendra Modi found its place even in the farthest zone. Many States took up the mission seriously and created vast impact both at homes and in the cities. A standard of life is measured with cleanliness. Thus, many villages and cities began to keep clean with utmost care for environment and surrounding.

Nagaland too received the same call for cleanliness. I am sure there were schemes/projects allotted for the same. There were many VIPs who personally took brooms to clean up the streets and its surroundings.

Some went even to the extent of publishing their kind works in many of the local dailies. The same should be emphasized time and again by every department both public and private.

Cleanliness is not one day event with brooms in your hand only for camera sake. It is a process whereby the maintenance of towns and cities get its face clean.

Sometimes declaration becomes a big show than the actual implementation.

Almost every town has Municipal Council who also looks into the matter of cleanliness. Clearing waste materials is not only the work of the municipal. Everyone has a share in raising the standard of Nagaland to certain heights. Many towns and villages of Nagalandhave kept themselves exceptionally clean. A clean place or room invites better atmosphere for healthy living and interaction.

On the contrary, the red spittle of pan on the side walls and window grills of government offices, heaps of waste materials besides private institutions are the best unforgettable sights. Thick and dark smokes of cigarettes from the office of public officers, the red tongues of the officer in charge are frightening and scary sides of daily life in most offices.

Adding to all this strayed behaviour, the Swachh Nagaland of potholes and dust give the best taste of being in Nagaland. All dirty vehicles that ply in Assam are likely to be NL.... They travel either via Assam to reach their destination or for other purposes.

That is why Nagas should not wonder when some vehicles could reach the southern part

of India without any difficulty. Everything is possible in Nagaland for those who have money and power. The Government of Nagaland must open one servicing centre at Nagaland gate (to wash the vehicles clean before entering Assam if not the vehicles may become another animal in the reserved forest of Kaziranga).

It could be a big income for the State. The tourist guides must be taught to say with a big smileshowing 32 teeth with dirty shoes on his feet, “Welcome to Nagaland. We warmly welcome you with good and trembling journey.

Hope you return with a normal body.”

The big potholes (let’s call it Syntaxholes) in Kohima and Dimapur are competing with each other. The holes that contain more water during rainy season will be awarded with “Swachh Nagaland” citation and cash.

The award shall be given to the Ministers and MLAs of the particular constituency through cashless transaction. To achieve this dream, almost all traffic point has big ravine.

The traffic police are advised to cool themselves from such 5 stars pool at free of cost. They enjoy themselves at the sight of thevehicles that swing to and fro inside the hole. To pass through such rotten road is like sitting on a see-saw. Some cars get lost inside the potholes and return only after some few minutes. We call this as “Metro-Cars”. We usually travel underneath the ground, not on road. Nagaland has become wonderland.

A big applause to the Wester n Sumi Students Union (WSSU) for initiating a good cause for the good of the people. They have opened their eyes wide to the realities of deplorable and deadly roads in and around Dimapur. I pray that some concern associations and unions do the same in Kohima and other districts of Nagaland before the denizen break their last remaining bone.

Earlier, many organizations have given ultimatum to the concern department of the Government of Nagaland but later pull back the same and throw it into the thin air before its fulfillment. Such organizations are less trustworthy. The demand of the public that are just and right should be met on time. The Government need not wait for bandh or another letter of ultimatum.

I wonder where the buses and cars would ply – road, river or cliff. There are less roads in Nagaland.

Are buses inaugurated to swim on the road? Let Naga

Scientists and engineers build water proof buses and cars for Nagaland. Everything is initiated for good purpose, yet it has no ground to stand.

Many Officers (government and private) look so tired at the early hours of the morning because they pass through many big holes to reach the nearest office.

If we count the number of potholes from Chumukedima to Dimapur, I am sure it will enter the “Guinness World Record, 2017.” Let us not break the record. Remember, the former Chief Minister, Mr. T. R. Zeliang. He broke the record as the CM of Nagaland. He was bestowed ‘the Lifetime Achievement Award in Transformation’ at the 6th Global Leadership Award, 2016 at Indonesia but was asked to step down in his homeland in 2017. It was a real transformation.

Such transformation is seen everyday in Nagaland. Every Naga shines so brightly outside. Therefore, outsiders are forced to think that Nagaland is green and virgin hilly state with good people until they set their foot on the sharp stones, dust and mud as per the seasons of the year. Oh yes, Nagaland is still natural.

Everything in Nagaland is natural. It attracts lakhs of dust particles and potholes tourists every year.

Are Nagas looking for high class life style with the worst road in the world?

Where are the people who said that we need change just few months back? All the Ministers and MLAs would say again and again (in every function) that Nagas need change.

Thanks for changing/ turning the roads of Nagaland into cliffs. Can all the existing associations come together to seek our rights and privileges as Nagas. Shall we call all the officials who illegally ate up the finance of Nagaland to come and eat the dust or drink the distilled water from the beautiful pools on the road? This will be the most satisfying dinner because you will surely praise your own cooking style. This is what they have cooked for Nagas to eat. Innocent Nagas continue to eat such diet everyday without any strong and sincere complain.

This is the face of “Swachh Nagaland.” Mr. NarendraModi must be invited to partake such dinner pack.

Hats off to all those who have made Nagaland headless and roadless. I really salute you with two hands.

You deserve it.

Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing, Kohima, (tisislawkhing@gmail.com)

Unity and reconciliation and Naga principle

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any Nagas and Naga Organisations, now and then are vociferously shouting and writing for Naga unity and reconciliation in their search for freedom and independence. Some Naga underground groups and leaders are also shouting for reconciliation and unity. But I doubt whether the groups and the leaders fully understand the real meaning of reconciliation. The reconciliation means forgive and forget, an end to disagreement and the start of a good relationship between men and groups. The word is befittingly used in divine activities. The word itself is divine. The etymology of the word is Latin “reconcibiare”.

The Oxford dictionary explains the word “reconciliation” as “acquiescent or contentedly submissive to something disagreeable”. The Champers dictionary explains it as “agree to accept unwelcome fact or situation patiently.”

The Naga groups and leaders declarations of unity and reconciliation are only a show and a formality, never goes to the reality. After inviting the others and coming together, they would say this is that person and he is such and such person and that such and such person cannot be trusted, which creates disharmony and suspicions among cadres and leaders. If one cannot trust the other why should such person be invited and accepted?? Let everyone go in his own way and let the people see the end result. Naga freedom movement is not a joke and is not a fornight affairs. It is self sacrificing affairs; a holy duty.

The second point here is what is Naga principle? When I joined Naga freedom movement in 1956 at the age of 18, the Naga National principle as I knew was “Sovereign Independent Nagaland”. For this principle, thousands upon thousands of Nagas had sacrificed their lives and their all. Again there are hundreds

upon hundreds of Nagas who have been killed in the name of principle, ideologies and factions in fratricidal killings. Hundreds have been killed branding them as anti-national, traitors, enemy agents, indiscipline. Now who and what will compensate those losses??

Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, first Prime Minister of India was very harsh towards the small people, the Nagas at first. But when he came to fully understand the case of the Nagas he became sympathetic to Nagas.

After granting full-fledged statehood in the Union of India he attempted further to talk with the N.N.C leaders.

But because of some hurdles on the way he dropped the idea. But after his death, his daughter Indira Gandhi inherited the legacy of her father and began to have political dialogue with the Naga leaders. During the political talks between the Nagas led by Gukhato Sukhae, the then Ato-Kilonser and Indian govt. led by late Mrs. Indira Gandhi, following the first cease-fire in sept.1964 she (Indira Gandhi) was ready to share as much as powers needed and grant maximum autonomy to the Nagas.

But Nagas under the leadership of Gukhato Sukhae rejected any kind of settlement short of Sovereign Independence of Nagaland. That was the cause of the breakdown of the talks.

Thirdly, many say that the settlement of Naga political case with India should be honourable and acceptable.

Now, the question arises what will be honourable and acceptable to the Nagas?? It will be nice, if the propounders of these ideas lay down the details for honourable and acceptable settlement for the consideration and consumption of the Naga people, otherwise it will be only high sounding phrases. We are in the revolution and in liberation movement. We better be truthful and pragmatic.

A.Z.Jami, Naga Nationalist

Reader’s Post Appeal to DC Tuensang for declaration of DB result Sir,

With reference and with the subject cited above the undersigned being the bonafide candidate would like to state this few lines bringing this to your kind authority’s information for faour of your consideration and taking necessary action please.

Sir, the recruitment notification for the post of Dobashi, LDA and grade IV was first notified on November 1, 2014 and the interview was conducted in the month of November 2016 after the gap of almost 24 months. Sir, after being delayed for such a long period, we were frustrated but waited patiently without any complaint. But now Sir, I would like to question as to why the Dobashi result got pending whereas those other posts were declared some few months ago. Sir, enough torture has been meted out to the candidates both mentally and physically and now it is high time that your authority declare the result immediately or else it would create misunderstanding which may lead to unwanted problems. Sir, it is my humble appeal to your concern authority to take necessary steps to declare the result for the interest of all.

N.I. Chang

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

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Nagaland Fashion Artistes performing on World Music Day 2017 at Dimapur Week from June 22 to 24

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he first edition of Nagaland Fashion Week organized by Nagaland Designers’ Association (NDA) will be held from June 22 to 24 at hotel Theja Fort, Dimapur.

The theme of the event initiates the concept of Nagaland synonymous to inspiration; a chance to get inspired and to aspire many people about the richness of culture the Nagas possess and creative designing in particular.

During a press conference held at Circuit House, Dimapur; Sunday, NDA disclosed that the main objectives behind the event is to provide platform to the upcoming designers, promote career in fashion among the Naga youths, encourage and provide platform to designers who remain stagnant after formal training, provide platform for aspiring models, encourage designers to participate and compete in the National and International level, discover creative people with raw talent (those who are keen to design but without any formal designing training).

The event also aims to transmogrify the rich and vi-

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vacious traditional Naga attire into modern silhouettes executing a contemporary twist through fashion, provide opportunity to promote and market ethnic Naga inspire designer’s label within and outside the state, provide a platform for independently owned boutique showcase their creative designs and to provide opportunity to upcoming individual in allied field like models, make-up artistes, hair-stylists and photographers. The event will highlight 3 categories of designers as Emerging, Novice and Enthusiast.

So far 15 designers have confirmed their participation and day one of the event will be ‘preliminary round’, day two ‘elimination round’ and the grand finale will be held on third and final day. The event will rope in prominent and renowned public figures to be part of the show while various upcoming artistes will be performing throughout the event.

All participants will be awarded NFW certificate from NDA and various awards shall be given based on the judgement by an expert panel of jury.

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he following solo artistes and bands will be performing on World Music Day 2017 at State Stadium, near DC Court junction, Dimapur.

The open air concert will start at 5 p.m.

Solo artistes performing in the concert includes Alobo Naga, Renbeni Odyuo, Abel Assumi, DJ Amar, DJ Sumika, Jano Nyekha, Thunglamo Ngullie, Meribeni Patton, Samuel Lotha, Muno Shiu, Moathangit Jamir and Khochamo Kikon.

Six bands including The Gluttones, Brainstorm Island, Aria, Yapangtula and band, Yellow Beacon and Demon Arch will be performing.

While music schools who have confirmed their pa r tic ipa tion inc lude Nagaland Conservatory (solo), Joey’s Studio to be represented by M Walu, Mountain Music Academy to be represented

by Deuel Khual, Hope Centre for Excellence to be represented by Anen Longchari on classical guitar, Sophia Mozhui and Yanzo Kikon on Violin and Yartenba on Drums.

Some of the artistes performing on World Music Day 2017 in Dimapur. (Top row L-R) Alobo Naga, Abel Assumi, Aria, Meribeni Patton, Muno Shiu, Jano Nyekha. (Middle row L-R) DJ Amar, Renbeni Odyuo, Thunglamo Ngullie, DJ Sumika, Brainstorm Island. (Third row L-R) Yellow Beacon and The Gluttones.

Naga Hindi Voice Season 3 was won

by Miss. Liviho Swu of Pimla Village, a student of Ram Janaki College.

The organizer wish her all the best for her future endeavours.

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NDA members after the press conference at Curcuit House, Dimapur.

category will be given the opportunity to showcase his/her collection at Northeast Fashion Week while winner of Novice category will be rewarded to work as an intern for a month in any of the reputed fashion houses/industries outside the state. Winner of Enthusiast category will be awarded with a training of 3 months in any fashion institutes and in addition, all category winners will be given gift hampers. The panel of jury will include Hope Centre for Excellence (Music and Arts Centre), Dimapur managing director-Zubeno Mozhui, senior fashion designer and Windfall proprietor-Bambi Kevichüsa, pattern designerBenthungo Kithan, Pattern Designer while the event will be hosted by Peteneinuo Venuh.

State Planning Board deputy chairman Khuzholüzo Nienu, MLA will be the chief guest on June 22.

Tenyimia Women Union Dimapur president Aba Khing and NSDMA OSDJohnny Ruangmei will be Lady of the Event on June 23 and Man of the Event on June 24 respectively.

NDA is a non-profitable body, formed in the year 2008 by several introspective designers of Nagaland.Media Partners for the event are Nagaland Post, Food and Beverage Partner- Hetika Bakery & Café, Hospitality Partner-Hotel Theja Fort, Sound/Light Partner-Music Channel Nagaland, Gift Hamper-Vivo, GroomingJohnny D’Ascoli, Photography-Abeto Shohe, Printing partner-Innovations Plus and Co-sponsors are Yashvi Jain.

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Saath Hai Vishwas Hai, Ho Raha Vikas Hai Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas Sammelan CHIEF GUEST SHRI WARREN HOLLOHON YEPTHOMI Addl. Deputy Commissioner Tenning on Wednesday 21st June 2017 at 11:00 a.m.

Venue : Tenning Town Hall, Peren.

Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) launched in Dimapur on 31st May 2017.

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan conducted by citizens of Dimapur.

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DIMAPUR: Organizing secretary, Nagaland State, Ananta Narayan Mishra and BJP state vice president Er. Senkathung , visited Kiphire district on June 14 and 15, and held a meeting with district BJP officials, mandal officials of both 59th SeyochungSitimi and 60th PungroKiphire and all morchas.

The Organizing Secretary Nagaland State, highlighted the prospects of party mandate and also laid down various works to be executed at the district in both the mandals, like the mass membership drive (till 10th July), mass contact (door to door

MTC NSS cleanliness drive in Koio village

DIMAPUR: Cleanliness drive and tree plantations were conducted by NSS units of Mount Tiyi College, Wokha and Wangkao Government College Mon in their respective areas on June 17.

MTC: A cleanliness drive in Koio village under Wokha district was organised by the National Service Scheme (NSS), Mount Tiyi College (MTC) unit in Koio Village under Wokha district on June 17 as part of community service. A press note by HoD Sociology, Rentsamo J. Humtsoe stated that the NSS committee along with the NSS volunteers cleaned the church compound and the community The NSS committee, MTC, along with the NSS volunteers and Koio village council hall and placed dust bins in the church compound members.

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campaigns), power centre in charge, formation of booth level committee, formation of all morcha committee, mandal committee, 15 days tour program of all senior leaders, camp Swatch Bharat Abhiyan, blood donation.

H e a l s o s t r o n g ly voiced out to all the party workers that they should consider themselves as Modiji and work for the progress of the party to make BJP led Government in Nagaland and also assured to elect two BJP MLAs from 59th and 60th Mandal Kiphire District.

The team lead by the

Organizing Secretary Nagaland State also visited Kiphire District Hq, 59th Seyochung-Sitimi mandal , 60th mandal Pungro –Kiphire and Pungro town. BJP state vice president, Er. Senkathung, also appealed the party workers to be committed to attain the set goal and to move on with a vision of corruption free, hard work, honesty, dedication and work for the interest of the party and welfare of the people in general.

The BJP central and state officials were accompanied by district officials, mandal officials and leaders of all the morchas.

LHEP road to open from Jun 21

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TUENSANG, JUN 19 (NPN): Public For um Pungro Sub- Division (PFPSD) has informed that the ‘02 road’ leading to Likimro Hydro Electric Project ( LHEP), which was under repair, would soon be completed.

In this regard, the forum informed that all the light/heavy vehicles would be able to ply the road starting from June 21 onwards.

Civil society organisations spearheaded by PFPSD have been repairing the road since June 8 without any assistance from the state government or responsible department.

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on WORLD YOGA DAY

Date : 21/06/2017 Time : 6:00 A.M to 9:00 AM Venue : Durga Mandir Complex, Purana Bazar Organised by : Durga Mandir Committee Purana Bazar.

By Yoga Guru Shri. Narayan Yogi and Shraddheya, Pt. Sri. Lekhram Rimal Sastriji.

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and community hall. Koio village was adopted by the Mount Tiyi College, Wokha under the National Service Scheme, Community Service Programme.

WGC: The National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Wangkhao Govt.

College, Mon conducted social work-cum tree plantation at the college premises under the aegis of ‘Swatcch Bharat Abhiyan’ on June 17. A press note by WGC Mon NSS programme officer, Dr. K. Hukato Swu stated that around 250 students including faculty members and staff participated in the event. The unit also extended its special gratitude to Aochuba, DFO, Mon, for contributing saplings to the college.

(From p-1) PWO president A. Shamthai Phom, while condemning the heinous act and inhuman crime, said such barbaric act on such a minor girls was shameful and atrocious and against the Naga custom.

PWO therefore appealed the law enforcing agency and district administration to award befitting punishment as per the IPC and demanded the culprit to be booked under non-bailable offence and also sentence to life imprisonment.

It also appealed to all right thinking citizen to condemn such heinous crime.

PSC: Phom Students’ Conference (PSC) has strongly condemned the beastly crime of sexual assault committed upon two minor girls (age 5 & 7 years) by one Lemba Chang (21) son of Yenden Chang of Hakchang Village under Tuensang district.

PSC president Hongkam D Ngonyen and general secretary Lungchem Phom said such atrocious crime was not acceptable at all in the society.

Therefore, PSC appealed to the concern authority to award befitting punishment and book the culprit under Act and not to grant bail.

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DIMAPUR: The news office of United Naga Democratic Party (UNDP) in Purana Bazar was dedicated by Rev. Tsipisi of Sangtam Baptist Church, Dimapur.

A press note by UNDP vice president Wati Jamir and president youth (state) Temsu Walling stated that during the programme, a general meeting was also held wherein the party resolved and reiterated to support the on-going Naga peace process.

This would be for immediate resolution of Naga political issue to bring peace and prosperity in the state.

It also decided to participate in the forth coming general election in a fair and free manner and support the campaign launched by NBCC for clean election.

New office bearers for the term 2017-2022 were elected. The new team is headed by president Hotongse Sangtam, general secretary Dr. A. Imti Jamir along with six others.

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tion for the readers and impart valuable Christian teachings to the readers.

The author, Moanaro Imchen said that she always wanted to write a book on Christian values and write about God’s love and blessings for children.

She expressed hope that her book might inspire the young children to read

Ananta Narayan Mishra along with BJP party officials.

New office of UNDP dedicated

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DIMAPUR: Christian children’s book titled ‘Chichiba Tembar’ (True Friend) authored by Moanaro Imchen was released by the pastor of Kumlong Baptist Church, Rev I Lima Jamir at the KBC conference hall on June 19.

Pastor Rev Lima Jamir expressed hope that the book would be an inspira-

DIMAPUR: NSCN/ GPRN has expressed deep sorrow at the untimely and sudden demise of late Chingmak Chang, son of Namang Chang of Tuensang village on June 12.

A condolence note by secretary to the GPRN, M. Daniel Lotha, stated that late Chingmak had served in the national service since August 6, 2006 and was a razou peyu of Chang region when he breathed his last.

GPRN described him as a man of dignity and motivation for the younger generation, wherein his absence has created a great vacuum for all time to come. GPRN also stated that his tireless and effortless sacrifice to the cause would be cherished and respected by all Naga brethren.

G P R N c o nve ye d heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family at this hour of grief and pray to the almighty God for eternal peace of the departed soul.

BJP holds meeting with party officials, mandal officials and all morchas at Kiphire

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M/S PROGRESSIVE MOTORS, Maruti Suzuki Dealer, Nagaland, is organizing a walk-in interview for employment in the workshops on 23rd June 2017, Friday, for the posts below. Interested candidates (recently passed and experienced persons) are invited for the interview.

Candidates need to report with their certificates and Biodata and 3 passport size photos on the interview date.

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Kumlong Baptist Church pastor, Rev I Lima Jamir releasing the book ‘Chichiba Tembar’ (True Friend) authored by associate pastor of KBC, Moanaro Imchen on Monday.

books and also help the children to inculcate good Christian values in their everyday lives. Moanaro also expressed heartfelt gratitude to her mentors Rev C Walu Waling and Temjen Tzudir.

Ao Senden Literature Board Secretary, Temjen Tzudir, while giving a brief review of the book, said that the book would be helpful not only for the children but also for the parents too.

Published by Heritage Publishing House, Dimapur, Chichiba Tembar is the first book authored by Moanaro Imchen, a fulltime church worker, currently serving as associate pastor of Christian Education Ministry at Kumlong Baptist Church.

Chiciba Tembar (True Friend) is about two young friends Duluba and Lisemba and their strong friendship. The book will be available in bookstalls at Mokokchung.

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That’s about right (5) 12 ‘True men’ is false! (9) 17 Extra snake almost died (5) 19 Leaving the mountain when there is less traffic (3-4) 21 Hit by a vehicle - and not cared for (3,4) 22 Perch or pole fixed in foundation (5) 23 Openers for Australia, maybe, in cricket match providing fewest thrills (6) 24 Fine stranger has straw to eat? (6) Down 1 Bosnia’s capital held by vigilant prince (6) 2 Long skirt on mother is the greatest! (7) 3 Film star seen in dress circle (5) 5 Perhaps I belong in base (7) 6 Company accepting communist belief (5) 7 Woman all set to change (6) 9 Colourful instrument for the beginner (9) 13 Boring man promises to pay (7) 14 Drug present in diets or otherwise (7) 15 Repeat the usual piffle (6) 16 Fish on river or one on ice, perhaps (6) 18 Material used for some garden implements (5) 20 Give up on account of square on Monopoly board (5)

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F/Name : Manager Prasad Roll No : 513145 Year of Pass : 2005 School : Bethesda School, Walford, Dimapur, Nagaland

Location : Bamunpukhuri-B, Behind Bamunpukhuri-B Govt. Middle School.

Price : Rs. 105 per sq. ft.

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

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1.30 %, Union Bank, IDBI Bank and Corporation Bank, according to bankers.

These accounts have an exposure of more than Rs 5,000 crore each, with 60 per cent or more classified as bad loans by banks as of March 2016.

The first set of six troubled accounts are Bhushan Steel (Rs 44,478 crore), Essar Steel (Rs 37,284 cr), Bhusan Power and Steel (Rs 37,248 cr), Alok Industries (Rs 22,075 cr), Amtek Auto (Rs 14,074 crore) and Monnet Ispat (Rs 12,115 cr), a banker said.

According to RBI, these 12 accounts owe Rs 2.5 trillion (Rs 2.5 lakh crore) to the system, which constitute around 25 per cent of gross bad loans.

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which is implementing the Code.

Under the Code, banks have to approach the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) for resolution.

Once the cases are accepted, the resolution would take place in 180 days and the time limit could be extended provided there is a valid reason. While noting that 100 NPA cases are being dealt with under the Code, Sahoo said the NCLT is equipped with capacity to handle more cases and dispose them of within the timeframe.

The IBBI chairman also said that he does not expect delay due to possible counter civil suits in the 12 large NPA cases.

The 12 accounts are led by SBI (six of them), PNB, ICICI BankBSE

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NEW DELHI, Jun 19 (PTI): Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) Chairman MS Sahoo today said the 12 cases involving large non-performing assets (NPAs) or bad loans, identified for resolution under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, are yet to come before the board.

The Reserve Bank of India’s internal advisory committee had last week sent the list of 12 accounts to bankers for immediate reference under the Code.

The 12 large NPA cases are yet to come to IBBI for resolution and the banks have to first file the cases with the NCLT, Sahoo told reporters here.

Sahoo chairs the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI),

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Risk-on improved after the GST Council yesterday relaxed return filing rules for businesses for the first two months of the rollout of the new indirect tax regime even as it stuck to the July 1 launch date.

Buying activity gathered momentum after the Reserve Bank urged lenders to initiate bankcruptcy proceedings against large loan defaulters, brokers said Banking stocks hogged the limelight led by SBI, Axis Bank, HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank that extended gains, rising by up to 1.94 per cent.

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Research, Geojit Financial Services Ltd. After a strong opening, the BSE 30-share index hit a high of 31,362.15, before closing at a new record high of 31,311.57, up 255.17 points, or 0.82 per cent, breaking its previous record closing of 31,309.49 on June 5.

The gauge had lost 99.51 points in the previous two sessions.

The 50-share Nifty too scaled a high of 9,673.30 before ending 69.50 points up, or 0.72 per cent, at 9,657.55.

Market rundown by Mr. Vinod Nair, Head of Research, Geojit Finan-

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A firm opening at European shares in a reaction to a strong victory for President Emmanual Macron’s centrist party in French parliamentary elections, as Britain begins formal Brexit talks, buoyed trading sentiments here.

“The Market is back to the buoyed sentiment due to relaxation in return filing timeline to minimize the impact of transition to GST. On the other hand, RBI’s insistence that the banks start the bankruptcy proceedings which will improve bank’s asset quality & strengthen the balance sheet, led the index to climb by 1 per cent,”

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Mumbai, Jun 19 (PTI): The Sensex made a smart recovery of 255 points to close at a new peak of 31,312 today and the Nifty reclaimed the key 9,600 level, riding piggyback on GST headway and expectations of reforms by Sebi.

The markets saw a flurry of buying as investors sensed NPA resolution gaining traction after the Reserve Bank asked lenders to initiate bankruptcy proceedings against large defaulters.

Positive global cues emerging from other Asian markets that ended higher in tune with weekened record closing at the Wall Street propped up the mar-

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The significance of this scale of housing activity is marked by the fact that the previous UPA regime had approved the construction of only 13,82,768, houses

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airport charges at non-major airports of AAI for all domestic flights are restored hereby to the rates... prior to December 16, 2016,” DGCA said in a notification last Friday.

The restored tariff will be applicable for the period from July 1 to March 31 next year.

Generally, air ports serving less than 12 lakh passengers annually are considered as non-major.

The charges for these aerodromes are fixed by DGCA whereas for major airports the rates are determined by Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (AERA).

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New Delhi, Jun 19 (PTI): Gold prices tumbled by Rs 70 to trade at nearly three-week low of Rs 29,100 per 10 gram at the bullion market today amid a weak trend overseas and slump in demand from local jewellers.

Silver also eased by Rs 100 to Rs 38,700 per kg backed by reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers.

Traders said apart from a weak trend overseas in the wake of signals from the Federal Reserve for another hike in interest rates this year, eroding demand for the precious metal as a safe haven, fall in demand from local jewellers and retailers, mainly weighed on gold prices. Globally, gold fell 0.33 per cent to USD 1,249.30 an ounce and silver by 0.51 per cent to USD 16.60 an ounce in Singapore.

In the national capital, gold of 99.9 and 99.5 per cent purity slipped by Rs 70 each to Rs 29,100 and Rs 28,950 per 10 gram respectively, a level last seen on May 31. It had gained Rs 55 in Saturday’s trade. Sovereign, however, remained unaltered at Rs 24,400 per piece of eight gram. Following gold, silver ready fell by Rs 100 to Rs 38,700 per kg and weekly-based delivery by Rs 120 to Rs 38,360 per kg.

Mumbai, Jun 19 (PTI): Domestic air passengers will have to pay less at the airports, particularly the non-major ones, from the next month as the aviation regulator has brought down certain charges to the level of last December.

The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) had hiked the air navigational charges at all domestic airports besides increasing passenger service fee, user development fee as well as landing, parking and housing fee at all non-major airports from December 16, 2016. “The tariff pertaining to air navigational charges at all airports and

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of being a government with a difference,” the minister was quoted as saying in a statement.

Naidu termed the goal of ensuring housing for all by 2020 as a “challenging task” and expected the political and administrative leaderships in the states and city governments to rise to the occasion.

“The Central government has done all that it could do in the form of putting in place an enabling ecosystem and will fulfill its commitment of central assistance,” he said. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu attended the function.

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NEW DELHI, Jun 19 (PTI): The construction of over 20 lakh affordable houses for urban poor in 4,720 cities and towns has been approved under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna (Urban) launched two years ago, Union Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said today.

The scale of housing activity has picked up in the three years of the Narendra Modi government, the minister said while participating in a foundation laying ceremony for 1,09,000 houses under the Yojna at Vijaywada in Andhra Pradesh.

Relief for air passengers as airport charges slashed

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4 ‘jihadists’ killed, 5 arrested after Mali resort attack BAMAKO, JUN 19 (AFP): Mali’s government said today five suspected jihadists were in custody after an assault on a popular tourist resort near the capital, Bamako, which left two civilians dead. Four attackers were killed at the scene, Security Minister Salif Traore told AFP, while 36 hostages were freed following the incident at the Kangaba Le Campement resort on yesterday afternoon, the majority of them French and Malian. Jihadists constantly target domestic and foreign forces in Mali’s troubled north and centre, but attacks on civilians in and around the capital are much rarer, with the last major incident in November 2015 when gunmen stormed the Radisson Blu hotel.

relationship with the EU. “There is more that unites us than divides us”, Davis said, referring to the latest reported terror attack overnight in London and the loss of lives in forest fires in Portugal.

“We launch negotiations in a positive and constructive tone, determined to build a strong and special partnership between ourselves and our European allies and friends in the future.” European stocks rose today, partly on optimism about the talks actually getting underway after months of sniping and uncertainty, analysts said.

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NO:ED/TRG/SCERT/2009-10:: Dated, Kohima the 19th June 2017 To, The District Education Officer/Sub-Divisional Education Officer..............................

Nagaland Sub : D.EL.ED COURSE FOR 2017-19 SESSION Sir/Madam In continuation with the Press Release Dated 18th June 2017. I hereby inform you that SCERT Nagaland will be conducting the D.EL.ED course both Distance and Regular Mode for the academic session of 2017-19. You are therefore directed to positively select untrained Primary teachers for undergoing the course as indicated below both for Distance Mode and Regular Mode. The last date for submission of selected list to the concern DIET Centres and SCERT Kohima for Distance Mode is 10th July 2017 and for Regular Mode is 29th June 2017 and a copy endorsed to the undersigned office at the earliest. Classes will start on 18th July 2017.

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20 Peren. 20 Kiphire & 20 Longleng (Wonthungo Tsopoe) Director

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Through this column, the Aoyim Village Council under Chumukidema Dimapur, would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all the individuals & groups who have generously contributed financially, materially and morally during the formation of our new Village Council and specially during major road repairing of Aoyim main road.

We sincerely acknowledge and convey our specially thanks to : 1. Dr. Yanger 2. Dr. Longrinuken, MLA Chairman DAN 3. Er. Limatongdang, Addl. Chief Engineer R&B 4. Er. Tsukdi, Addl Chief Engineer Irrigation & Flood Control 5. Er. Imtiwabang, Executive Engineer 6. Shri Burwati, SDO (Agri) 7. Major Victo & jawans of 32 AR Nihukhu 8. Shri Imliniken, Executive Officer (NKVIB) May the Almighty bless them all abundantly.

Longri Imchen Chairman Aoyim

Ali Imsong Secretary Aoyim

The President and his members with some tree saplings The Sovima Village Youth Organisation (SVYO) conducted a Mass Social Work cum Plantation Drive along the roadside within its jurisdiction on 17/06/2017.

The SVYO further informs all the people in the village to clean up their surroundings along the roadside and maintain the planted saplings.

Neiketou Rüpreo President, SVYO

Keneingusa Dzeyie Gen. Secretary, SVYO

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ble,” May said in a statement after chairing a meeting of the government’s emergency COBRA committee.

In an attempt to counter some criticism over the delay in classifying the incident as a terrorist attack, she said: “Officers were in the immediate vicinity as the attack unfolded and responded within one minute. Police declared it a terrorist incident within eight minutes.”

Home Secretary Amber Rudd described the attack as an appalling incident, and said new funding for security at religious sites had recently been arranged.

Metropolitan Police deputy assistant commissioner Neil Basu said the

Organized by YOUTH DEPARTMENT NAYA JEEVAN BAPTIST CHURCH ,KOHIMA Venue : Govt. Hr. Sec. School Ground Date : 28th to 30th June 2017.

2nd Prize : 5,000/1st Prize : 10,000/Individual Prize : Highest Wicket, Highest Runs.

Winner will be given free registration on next edition Forms available at Sports World (Main Town) near Politos Opposite to Bank of Baroda, K.Yhome Digital Studio High School Road. Opposite to Petrol Pump For query contact : 9856262619, 8259876801, 9615535418

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all the Village Council members (VCM) for having faith in me and electing me as Chairman of Mekokla Village.

I sincerely acknowledge the sacrifice of all the people who have given me unconditional support in this endeavour.

It is my sincere commitment that, I shall discharge my duties with utmost sincerity for the larger good of the Village.

As I shoulder the new responsibility, I solicit everyone’s co-operation to take Mekokla Village forward.

Nyamo Z. Yanthan Chairman Mekokla Village Council.

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Police officers man a cordon at Finsbury Park where a vehicle struck pedestrians in London Monday. (AP/PTI)

1ST SUPER SIX TOURNEY

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF SCHOOL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA

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LONDON, JUN 19 (PTI): A man rammed a van into worshippers coming out of a mosque in north London after special Ramzan prayers today, killing one person and injuring 10 others in what British Prime Minister Theresa May described as a “sickening” terrorist attack on Muslims.

The attack - the fourth terror assault to jolt Britain in four months - occurred just after midnight outside the Muslim Welfare House, which houses a mosque, on the Seven Sisters Road when some people were helping a man who had collapsed.

The site of the incident is close to another mosque near the Finsbury Park on the same road.

One man was pronounced dead at the scene and eight others were injured. Two others were treated for minor injuries.

A 48-year-old man, the driver of the van, was detained by members of public at the scene and then arrested by police on suspicion of attempted murder.

“It is a reminder that terrorism, extremism and hatred take many forms; and our determination to tackle them must be the same whoever is responsi-

OFFICE OF THE

NORTHERN ZEME COUNCIL DIST. PEREN, NAGALAND

The NZC held a consultation meeting with 6 (six) RURBAN Project selected village on 17/06/2017 at its Hq. Council Hall Northern Zeme Centre Ngwalwa Town.

Meeting was attended by all the 6 (six) Villages Council Chairmen, VDB Secretary, GB's and area leaders. The members present lauded the former CM Nagaland Shri. T. R. Zeliang and Secy. R.D Shri. Kelei Zeliang for selecting 6 (six) villages to undertake the RURBAN in the first phase of cluster project the first time ever in the state of Nagaland.

While appreciating and extending thankfulness to the duo, the council also pray our Almighty God bless them and their families abundantly and grant them long life.

In the meantime, the Council also extends thankfulness to all ranks and file of Govt. of Nagaland, Deptt. of R.D for the project. It is due to their support and tireless services the RURBAN came into being in Nagaland for the first time.

For the success of the project and to further extends to all the district, the council hope and expect full co-operation of the Govt. of Nagaland especially the Deptt. of R.D in days to come.

Lungbwa Haikube Peida Iralu Vice President, N.Z.C President, N.Z.C Kengim Ilunglung Secretary, N.Z.C

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DIRECTORATE OF EMPLOYMENT, SKILL DEVELOPMENT & ENTREPRENEURSHIP NAGALAND ,KOHIMA CORRIGENDUM ADVERTISEMENT

Dated Kohima the June, 2017 NO.DET-2/14/2001 (pt.1):In partial modification to the Advertisement NO.DET-2/14/2001 (pt.1), the date for walk-in recruitment drive which was inadvertently advertised as 22nd July, 2017 has been changed to 22nd June, 2017.

Recruitment drive is for Maruti Suzuki Authorized Dealer Workshop Progressive Motors in Dimapur, Kohima and Mokokchung, Nagaland for the following posts.

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(Sulumo Ovung) Secretary Longtsung Village Council

(Elhibamo Mozhui) Chairman Longtsung Village Council

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Government High School, Longtsung, Staff, Students, Council Members of Longtsung Village and volunteers had a combined social work on 8th June 2017, within the school compound. The School was upgraded to high school in 2011, but it was not in function, last year i.e 2016, after posting the present A.H.M, Mr. Zubenthung Yanthan, the school is functioning well somehow. The School needs many infrastructure, but immediate requirement of the school is early completion of new school building. The department concerned is requested to look into the matter.

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Date of Interview 22nd June, 2017

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GOVT. ITI KOHIMA Diploma in Mechanical Engineering/ Automobile Engineering/Electrical Engineering/ Electronics Engineering 2 Technician ITI Certificate in Mechanic Motor vehicle/ Mechanic Diesel 3 Electrician ITI Certificate in Electrician 4 Welder ITI Certificate in welder Interested candidates can report for the walk in interview from 10:00AM onwards with their CV/resume with 4 latest passport size photographs and educational documents as mentioned in the eligibility criteria.

Note: Candidates with a valid driving license will be preferred.

For information & clarification contact : 1. 9436435548 (State Govt.) 2. 9605282309 (Maruti Suzuki India Ltd.)

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man who died was already receiving first aid from members of the public and it was not yet known if his death was caused by the attack.

“This is being treated as a terrorist attack and the Counter Terrorism Command is investigating. At this early stage of investigation, no other suspects at the scene have been identified or reported to police, however the investigation continues,” said Basu, London’s senior counter-terrorism coordinator.

“All the victims were Muslim and there are currently no-other suspects,” he added.

Eyewitness Abdul Rahman said the driver said he wanted to “kill all Muslims”.

79 presumed dead in London fire, says police LONDON, JUN 19 (PTI): At least 79 people have been presumed dead in the massive fire that engulfed a 24storey tower here, the Scotland Yard said today, warning that the toll could climb further in one of the worst fire tragedies in the UK. Five people who died in the blaze have been identified and 74 were missing and presumed dead following the devastating blaze in the councilowned Grenfell tower block in west London. Metropolitan Police Commander Stuart Cundy confirmed that the force now believes at least 79 people are dead or missing, presumed dead.

“This is incredibly distressing time for families. It is really hard to describe the devastation the fire caused.

What is important for me is to find answers for those families who have been directly affected,” he said.

Cundy said the death toll may still change, but not as significantly as it has in recent days.

The Metropolitan Police has launched “wide ranging” investigation, looking at the construction of the building, the recent refurbishment, how it was managed and maintained, and fire safety measures.

AMOTSÜ LOBEMO TSORO-NICHEN EKHÜNG TSUNGIKI VILLAGE, WOKHA DISTRICT

F E L I C I TAT I O N

The Amotsü Lobemo Tsoro-Nichen Ekhüng (ALTNE) of Tsungiki Village under Wokha District, Nagaland proudly felicitates the following family members for bringing laurels to our family through various achievements: 1. Zubenthung P. Kikon, son of Late Phyobemo Kikon, who was recently conferred with Ph.D Degree

by Nagaland University for his thesis ‘Studies on Distribution Prediction through Ecological Niche Modeling and Propagation of Two Threatened Species’.

2. All successful HSLC and HSSLC candidates.

The ALTNE shall keep praying for you all to bring more glory to the family.

Yanthungo Kikon Chairman, ALTNE

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me to report to the European Council (summit) later this week that we had a constructive opening of negotiations,” added the former European commissioner and French foreign minister, speaking against a backdrop of British and EU flags.

A key issue he did not mention was the EU’s bill for Britain to leave, which Brussels estimates at a colossal 100 billion euros.

Davis, a prominent tough-talking figure in the “Leave” campaign, sounded a positive note, saying that while there would “undoubtedly be challenging times ahead” he wanted a good

One killed in London mosque attack

Penathung Kikon General Secretary, ALTNE

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NUNGYING VILLAGE STUDENTS’ UNION WOKHA : NAGALAND

FELICITATES

With profound happiness and joy the Nungying Village Students’ Union (NVSU) takes pride in congratulating the following individuals for uplifting and bringing laurels to the Village.

1. Shri. R. Mhathung Ngullie promoted to Asst. CEO. 2. Shri. M. Nchumbemo Kikon promoted to SDFO 3. Shri. T. Nzanbemo Kikon promoted to UBSI. 4. Shri. C. Benchumo Ngullie promoted to Subedar, Assam Regt..

5. Shri. O. Zuchobemo Ngullie promoted to Subedar, Assam Regt.

6. Shri. P. Chenithung Kikon promoted to NK Subedar, Assam Regt.

7. Shri. N. Tsenbemo Odyuo promoted to NK Subedar, Assam Regt.

The Union extend its heartiest congratulations to our students for successfully completing HSLC, HSSLC, CBSE and BA examinations 2017.

Specially the NVSU thank Miss. T. Bijano Kikon D/o. Mr. Thunglamo Kikon for securing 1st Position in Sociology (Honours) and also got Top 6th Position in NU Examination.

The Union wishes good health and more success in their future endeavor.

Sd/C. Sulanthung Ngullie President, NVSU

Sd/Y. Woremo Ngullie Gen. Secretary, NVSU

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European Union chief negotiator Michel Barnier (right) and Britain’s Brexit minister David Davis meet in Brussels on June 19, 2017.

PEDROGAO GRANDE (PORTUGAL), JUN 19 (AFP): More than 1,000 firefighters today battled a giant forest fire that swept through central Portugal at the weekend, killing at least 62 people. The country was in mourning after the deadliest such disaster in its recent history, with many victims burnt as they were trapped in their cars around the epicentre in Pedrogao Grande.

“Portugal weeps for Pedrogao Grande,” said the I newspaper while mainstream Publico’s headline simply read “Why?” “The fire has reached a level of human tragedy that we have never seen before,” said a visibly moved Prime Minister Antonio Costa, who announced three days of mourning from yesterday.

Portugal’s national route 236 was transformed into a road of hell as the ferocious blaze ripped through the wooded countryside. Although the searing temperatures had dropped slightly today, the fire was still raging, spreading to neighbouring regions of Castelo Branco and Coimbra.

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BRUSSELS, JUN 19 (AFP): Britain and the European Union finally began formal Brexit negotiations today, vowing to work constructively for a deal despite disarray in London over whether to go for a “hard” or “soft” divorce.

Almost exactly a year after Britain’s seismic referendum to leave the bloc, the EU’s chief negotiator, Michel Barnier of France, welcomed his counterpart David Davis with a cheery handshake at the European Commission in Brussels.

The smiles belied the fact that at stake is not just Britain’s future but also Europe’s postwar political order and its place in the world, which could be fatally undermined without an agreement by the March 2019 deadline.

“We must first tackle the uncertainties caused by Brexit,” Barnier said, citing the rights of EU citizens in Britain and the possible impact on the open border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.

“I hope today we can identify priorities and a timetable that would allow

‘Portugal weeps’ as deadly forest fire still rages

AO TEMULONG CHAMPIONSHIP Under Mokokchung District Table Tennis Tournament Organized by Pongen Khel Sports Association Mopungchuket

Date : 3rd – 4th July 2017.

Venue : Mopungchuket Community Hall

Total Cash Prize : Rs. 50,000/- only Forms available at: 1. Students Book Stall (near Police Point) 2. Walok Enterprise (near MTBA Church) 3. Students Book Centre (I.M. Road)

Last date for Form submission 30th June 2017.

Mob: +919436655009/ +919856099114

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WI name unchanged squad for first two ODIs vs India

Kingstown, Jun 19 (Agencies): West Indies have named an unchanged 13-man squad for the first two ODIs of the five-match series against India, beginning June 23 in Port of Spain.

It is the same squad that featured in the threematch ODI series against Afghanistan in June which ended in a 1-1 draw.

Fast bowler Shannon

Gabriel, who missed the Afghanistan series due to an injury, will remain out of action as he continues his rehabilitating process.

India would arrive in West Indies following their heart-wrenching 180-run defeat at the hands of archrivals Pakistan in the finals of the recently-concluded Champions Trophy at the Kennington Oval on Sunday.

3 held for betting racket

Andre De Grasse claimed the 100m vicory at the Stockholm Diamond League meeting.

STOCKHOLM, Jun 19 (Agencies): Canada’s Andre De Grasse was blown to an emphatic and remarkably swift 100 metres win in a wind-assisted 9.69 seconds at the Diamond League meeting in Stockholm on Sunday. De Grasse, who may offer the biggest threat to Usain Bolt in the Jamaican’s final major meeting at the world championships in August, flew down the Olympic Stadium track to hammer the opposition in a race which saw five men dip under 10 seconds.

Yet though the Olympic 200m silver medalist’s run was by far the fastest anywhere this year, he was aided by a 4.8 metres per sec-

ond following wind, more than twice the 2 mps allowable limit, which ruled it out as a 2017 world leading performance. Nonetheless, De Grasse, who won the 100m in the Oslo Diamond League meet on Thursday, underlined the threat he could pose to Bolt in London with a victory by 0.15 of a second over Ivorian Ben Youssef Meite and 0.2 ahead of Jamaican Ryan Shields.

De Grasse’s time was equal to 9.79 seconds with wind of 2 mps and 9.88 with no wind. Bolt’s world record set at the Berlin world championships in 2009 is 9.58 seconds with wind of 0.9 mps.

The wind, which started to really gust as the field pre-

pared in their blocks, was so strong that even the fifth finisher, Germany’s Julian Reus, clocked 9.99 seconds.

The following wind ensured that the Canadian record of 9.84, held jointly by Donovan Bailey and Bruny Surin, remained intact as did De Grasse’s personal best of 9.91, set when he won 100m bronze at last year’s Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

De Grasse’s effort rivalled the other performance of the day from Kenya’s young newly-crowned metric mile champion, Timothy Cheruiyot, who clocked a world leading mark of 3 minutes 30.77 seconds to win a high-quality 1500 metres.

AR organises friendly volleyball match

New Delhi, Jun 19 (IANS): The Delhi police busted a betting racket and arrested three bookies during the final match of the Champions Trophy cricket tournament between India and Pakistan, the police said on Monday. The trio was arrested from a guest house in Civil Lines area of north Delhi on Sunday evening.

Deputy Commissioner of Police Madhur Verma identified the arrested men as Rajesh Kumar, Nitin Arora and Nitin Grover - all residents of Delhi. The police officer said the accused also had persons inside The Oval stadium in London, who were helping them.

At least 10 mobile phones, two laptops, two televisions and registers were recovered during the raid, which began at 7 p.m. on Sunday and went on till late night, the police said.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We t h e b e r e a v e d f a m i l y members would like to convey our sincere gratitude to al individual, neighbours, Konyak Baptist Church Kohima, Konyak Union, Eastern Fellowship Kohima and especially Madam Cecilia who supported us at the sudden demise of our brother ‘ANGZO KAHEYA’ Village Kalan on 8-6-2017.

We pray that our Almighty God bless each and every individual abundantly.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away, blessed be the name of the Lord. Job 1:21.

Dimapur, Jun 19 (Agencies): 32 Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) organised a friendly volleyball match at COB Supply Depot, Dimapur on June 19. The match was played between troops of Assam Rifles and youths of Zeliangrong Village Club with an aim to foster spirit of sportsmanship and promote talented sportsman. The match was witnessed by locals of Zeliangrong village.

AC K N O W L E D G E M E N T Lt. Guijee Hangsing

Loving family members

We would like to convey our sincere thanks to all the villagers, friends, neighbours, JEE Aghunato and staff, who stood by us during our family's darkest hour at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Lukikhe Sumi (Jugali) Electrictal Dept., Aghunato Division on 4/06/2017.

It is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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We t h e b e r e a v e d f a m i l y members of Late Thekrungulie Thoü would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us physically, financially, materially, morally and prayer during his prolonged illness till his demise on 16th June 2017.

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

Loving wife, children, in-laws, grandchildren and family members

of our beloved son

Lt. S. Filoka Chishi

2nd DEATH ANNIVERSARY 20/06/2017

of our beloved

Lt. Chubamongla (Longkhum) Died. 20.06.2016.

"One year has passed since you left for your eternal home.

We miss you profoundly.

We will always cherish your Sweet memories.

Loving children, grand sons and relatives.

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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

of Lt. S. Tohoi Yeptho, Hd. G.B. Tohoi Village Died on 20 June 2016

Loving husband, sons & daughters

Elisao Tsopoe

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

1930 – 13/06/2017

We would like to convey our sincere thanks to all individuals relatives, friends, churches, neighbours and all well-wishers who attended to pay their respect to Late Elisao Tsopoe of Akuk Village. We deeply appreciate your spiritual, financial and moral support during this difficult time.

Though we are unable to thank you individually.

It is our prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Loving children, grandchildren & family members

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Late Khaosai Khiamn

Our heart yearn for a glimpse of your face.

Gone forever to live in our hearts; yet a comforting haste.

The Shadow of blissful memories is where we rest from life's scorching reality.

Yet, our loss not in vanity, for heaven embraced you with eternity of everlasting Joy. Farewell Son, farewell Brother, farewell Friend, farewell Beloved.

Goodbye for now, well done!

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Loving parents and family members.

4TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY

OF OUR BELOVED LATE VONGLEN PHOM

(05/09/1973 – 17/06/2017)

We the bereaved family members would like to express our sincere gratitude to each and every individual who stood by us physically, financially and materially during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved father, who left us on 17-06-2017.

We would like to convey our special thanks to :1. Commandant, Official and all the Police Department of 4th NAP Bn. Thizama.

2. PBC 4th NAP Women and Youth Dept.

3. Doctors, nurses & all the staff of Naga Hospital Kohima.

4. Khiamniungan Baptist Church and Youth Dept. Kohima.

5. Eastern Naga Welfare Society Thizama.

6. Khiamniungan Union, Kohima.

7. Teachers of Bethel Hr. Sec. School, Kohima 8. Yimchunger Society Thizama.

9. Ao Fellowship Thizama.

10. Mao Union thizama.

11. Rengma and Pochury Fellowship Thizama.

12. Neighbours.

We pray to Almighty God to shower His abundant blessings upon you all.

Loving wife, sons, daughters and family members K-2002 K Y M C

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Loving wife, parents, brothers & relatives

IN REMEMBRANCE

Loving wife, children and relatives

Victoria Azarenka

not lost my competitive spirit,” the 27-year-old was quoted as saying by Sport24 at the Mallorca Open on Sunday.

“Here begins a new part of my career,” she

added. Since winning the Australian Open in 2012 and 2013, Azarenka has struggled with injury problems but looked to be back to her best when she won titles in Indian Wells and Miami in last March.

Azarenka is without a world ranking because of her absence and thus required a wild card to get into the Mallorca event which starts on Monday.

The Belarusian will face Japan’s Risa Ozaki in the first round of the grass court tournament, which will be her only competitive event before the Wimbledon gets underway on July 3.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the family of Late Mr. Moasunep Jamir (UNGER) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, churches, organisations, friends and neighbours who stood by us physically, financially and through prayers and support at the sudden demise of our Late Mr. Moasunep Jamir (UNGER) Born : 17.08.1974 – Died : 12.06.2017 beloved on 12.06.17.

We pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

We the bereaved family members and relatives would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual and well wishers who stood by us physically, materially and financially at the sad demise of our beloved mother Lt. Guijee Hangsing on 13-06-2017.

We convey our special thanks to : 1. Kuki Christian Church Kohima 2. Kuki Christian Church Medziphema 3. District Jail Kohima.

4. Relatives.

5. Kuki Union Kohima We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually, however it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Paris, Jun 19 (Agencies): Former world number one Victoria Azarenka, who was out of the tennis court for a year, returns this week and has claimed that she is ready for a new part of her career.

The two-time Grand Slam champion had last year in July cut her season short after announcing that she was pregnant.

And after the 2016 French Open, Azarenka hasn’t played as she took time out to give birth to her first child Leo in December last year.

“My life has taken a 180-degree turn but I have

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Born : 04-04-1959 – Died : 13-06-2017

‘Have not lost my competitive spirit’

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur

Born : 18.09.1952 – Died : 03.06.2017

With heartfelt gratitude, we wish to thank everyone for sharing our grief and sorrow during the sudden demise of our beloved Lt. PEPOMEREN (Merangkong) We regret our inability to mention every individual, neighbours, relatives and friends whose support was equally valuable. We pray to Almighty God to shower His abundant blessings upon you all.

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20.06.2013 – 20.06.2017 Bampü Onyü, four years of our journey without you has been so hard and painful. Even though you are no longer with us, your unconditional love and affection for all of us equally and all the sacrifices you made to raise us up, enduring pains and trails are indelible from our hearts.

We miss you Onyü the most !

When life is unfair, and long for some comforting words.

In times of joy and blessings, we wish you were in our midst to share them with you.

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It's been a year, and everyday in some way your memories come our way.

Though absent, you are always near still missed and loved.

A good name is better than fine perfume, and the day of death better than the day of birth.

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Loving wife, children & grandchildren

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved son

LT. NOKKIM KONYAK

Died on 20/06/2016 A year has passed, we still can’t believe that you have left us. You went away without saying a word. There was no time for us to say bye…. Our hearts still in sadness, and we really miss you each day. You will remain in our hearts till we meet again…. at eternal home.

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Germany beat Australia 3-2 in Confederations Cup

pions, who had outscored opponents 27-1 since the previous time they allowed two goals in a game, a 2-0 defeat to France at Euro 2016.

Chile defeat Cameroon 2-0

Germany players celebrate after scoring the first goal against Australia on Monday.

Sochi, Jun 19 (Agencies): Lars Stindl and Leon Goretzka scored their first international goals to help Germany beat Australia 3-2 in their Confederations Cup opener on Monday.

It took less than five minutes for Germany to take the lead as Stindl scored after Julian Brandt cut the ball back to him in the centre of the box.

Australia hit back, though, as Tom Rogic briefly equalized in the 41st minute. The Socceroos striker’s initial attempt was blocked by Shkodran Mus-

tafi, but the ball came back to Rogic to score before goalkeeper Bernd Leno could recover.

Germany were able to restore their lead before half-time, however, as Massimo Luongo fouled Goretzka in the box, and Julian Draxler put away the resulting penalty.

Another quick strike doubled Germany’s lead in the second half as Goretzka raced onto Kimmich’s pass into the box just two minutes after the break.

Tomi Juric gave Australia hope by getting a goal back in the 56th minute by

cleaning up a rebound after Leno spilled a shot that had deflected off the Australia man’s arm, and the goal stood after a quick check by the video replay system.

Australia put on Tim Cahill in place of Juric in search of a late equalizer, but the 37-year-old forward could not find an opportunity.

Germany joined Chile with three points in Group B after the South American champions defeated Cameroon 2-0 on Sunday.

But Australia can take heart knowing that they pushed the world cham-

Vijender to meet Zulpikar in next bout Mumbai, Jun 19 (IANS): Indian boxing star Vijender Singh will meet Zulpikar Maimaitiali of China in his next professional bout here in August.

The bout, between WBO Asia Pacific Super middleweight champion Vijender Singh and WBO Oriental Super middleweight champion Zulpikar Maimaitiali will be a double title affair.

Both the boxers will put their respective titles at stake and the winner will go home with his defended title as well as the opponent’s title.

The promoters of the respective boxers were in talks earlier this year as well, but due to unavoidable circumstances the

Vijender Singh

bout did not take place.

Maimaitiali has fought eight professional bouts with 24 rounds under his belt. The 22-yearold undefeated Chinese star has won seven bouts of which five were knock-

outs and one a draw.

Maimaitiali debuted in 2015 and won the WBO Oriental Title last year in July.

Vijender, who recently retained his WBO Asia Pacific Super Middleweight title, also made his debut in 2015.

He has eight wins under his belt with seven of them coming via knockout while one was by unanimous decision. He has played 30 rounds, which puts him a few rounds above his next opponent.

The Haryana boxer won his maiden title last year in July after defeating Kerry Hope of Australia. He was challenged by Francis Cheka of Tanzania last December but successfully defended his title.

Alexis Sanchez and Arturo Vidal gave Chile their 2-0 win over Cameroon in a Group B Confederations Cup football match in the Russian capital.

Although neither team had found the twine by the break, Sanchez’s entry into play 15 minutes after play resumed was the key in La Roja’s victory, given that he helped manufacture both goals for his squad on Sunday. With just five minutes remaining before the break, Vargas managed to find himself alone in front of the net at Spartak stadium before some 33,500 fans but his goal was annulled after the Video Assistant Referee ruled offside.

In the 80th minute, on a pass by Sanchez, Vidal managed to knock in an uncontested header to make it 1-0. And nine minutes later, after a great play by Sanchez, Vargas scored only to have the referee nullify it, although the VAR replay showed clearly that the goal was legitimate and it was awarded to the Chileans.

Indian Wushu team clinches six medals at BRICS Games

Guangzhou, Jun 19 (IANS): India won six medals - two golds, two silvers and two bronzes - in the Wushu competition of the BRICS Games, which concluded here on Monday. Indian Wushu players gave tough competition to Wushu’s powerhouses China and Russia with other two teams Brazil and South Africa.

On Sunday, M. Gyandas won gold medal in Taijiquan/Taijijian, M. Bidheswari Devi won silver and L. Sanatgombhi Chanu won bronze in Taijiquan/ Taijijian event. On Monday, the second and final day of Wushu events, the Indian team won three more medals - one gold, one silver and one bronze in the FiveNation Wushu completion.

Bayern rubbish Ronaldo rumours Munich, Jun 19 (Agencies): Bayer n Munich have insisted there is “no basis” to the speculation linking them with a move for Cristiano Ronaldo.

In a post labelled ‘hoax of the day’ on the club’s website, Bayern said they were not looking to sign the Real Madrid forward.

Ronaldo is said to want to quit Real and leave Spain over what he feels is unfair treatment by Spanish tax authorities.

As well as Bayern, Ronaldo has been reportedly linked with former club Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain and a move to the United States or China.

It is understood that Ronaldo is interested in the possibility of returning to Manchester United this summer.

But should Portugal’s record goalscorer leave the Spanish capital this summer, Bayern chief executive Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said his destination will not be the Bundesliga champions.

“We are accustomed to speculating intensively on possible ins and outs during the transfer period,” Rummenigge said.

“As a r ule, we do not comment on these rumours. But now, in the case of Cristiano Ronaldo, we want to clarify once and for all that this rumour has no basis and must be referred to the realm of the fable.”

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Kohli, Dhawan, Bhuvneshwar in Team of ICC Champions Trophy

Virat Kohli

Shikhar Dhawan

Bhuvneshwar Kumar

L o n d o n, J u n 1 9 (IANS): India skipper Virat Kohli, opener Shikhar Dhawan and pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar were the only Indians to find place in the Team of the ICC Champions Trophy 2017, led by Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed.

Besides the Indian trio, the jury comprising the likes of former English captain Michael Atherton, India’s Sourav Ganguly and Ramiz Raja of Pakistan, among others, selected four Pakistanis, three Englishmen and one from Bangladesh with New Zealand’s Kane Williamson as the 12th man.

The four Pakistanis included left-handed opening batsman Fakhar Zaman, pace duo of Junaid Khan and Hasan Ali besides Sarfraz, who also doubles up as the wicketkeeper.

Joe Root, Ben Stokes and Adil Rashid were the three Englishmen while

Tamim Iqbal was the lone Bangladeshi in the team.

Dhawan and Hasan had won the Golden Bat and Golden Ball trophies for finishing as the most successful batsman and bowler, respectively, while Tamim was selected after driving Bangladesh to their maiden semi-finals in a major International Cricket Council (ICC) event.

Pakistan’s Fakhar Zaman was picked as Dhawan’s opening partner after the youngster aggregated 252 runs in four matches at an impressive strike-rate of 113.

“To be appointed as captain of the Team of the ICC Champions Trophy 2017, which includes some of the finest and most attractive cricketers of this generation, is the perfect icing on the cake,” Sarfraz told the ICC website.

“But I am more happy and delighted for players like Fakhar Zaman and

Hasan Ali, who impressed their peers through their talent and performances, and found their way in the side. These two lads, plus Shadab Khan, are the future of Pakistan cricket and I sincerely hope they will only go in the upward direction from here.

“The ICC Champions Trophy 2017 has been a fairy tale journey for the Pakistan cricket team. The event showed the team’s grit and ability to bounce back solidly when the chips are down.

“I am confident that the faith and trust of the Pakistan cricket team will be strengthened with this performance of the side,” he added.

Team: Shikhar Dhawan, Fakhar Zaman, Tamim Iqbal, Virat Kohli, Joe Root, Ben Stokes, Sarfraz Ahmed (Captain & WK), Adil Rashid, Junaid Khan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Hasan Ali, Kane Williamson (12th man).

CTK organises parish priest football trophy

Players during the Parish Priest Rolling Football Trophy on Sunday.

Dimapur, Jun 19 (Agencies): The Catholic Thepfuko Krotho (CTK), Christ the King Church, Kohima village organized the Parish Priest Rolling Football Trophy under the theme “Goal for Christ”

on June 18. The trophy was organised as a Father’s Day Special covering all the fathers, youth members and juniors’ associations of Christ the King Church.

In the first g roup match, Fathers’ group

‘A Team’ led by union president Keneingu Albert locked horn with Fathers’ group ‘B Team’ led by Fr. Peter Salew, Parish Priest.

The second group match was played between Catholic Youth Association

(CYA) and Catholic Junior Association (CJA). CYA emerged as the champions of the Rolling Trophy while Fathers’ group ‘B Team’ was declared as the runners up. In the penalty shootout category, CYA was the winner.

In the individual category, Fr. Peter Salew was adjudged the best player of Father’s Day” Parish Priest Trophy while Medoneituo, CYA emerged as the highest scorer. Dziesedilhou was adjudged the best midfielder and Vikuo was named the best goal keeper.

Earlier, God’s blessing was invoked by Catechist, Ruokuovituo Robert and the trophy competition was declared open by Neichalhoulie Nicholas, the first president, Catholic Thepfuko Krotho.

Pakistan inch closer to 2019 World Cup direct entry Federer seeks to reignite comeback bid

Teammates embrace Pakistan’s captain Sarfraz Ahmed after they defeated India during the ICC Champions Trophy final at The Oval on Sunday. (AP/ PTI)

Dubai, Jun 19 (IANS): The ICC Champions Trophy final win against India helped Pakistan vault to the No.6 spot in the International Cricket Council (ICC) One-day International (ODI) rankings, thereby helping them to inch closer to securing a direct entry to the 2019 World Cup in England and Wales.

The Green Brigade entered the just concluded eight-team Champions Tro-

phy as the lowest-ranked team at No.8 but raised themselves from the ashes to emerge champions at The Oval on Sunday.

Pakistan has leapfrogged over Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in the latest ICC ODI rankings helping them to get closer to direct qualification for the 2019 World Cup, to which host England and the next seven highest-ranked sides as on September 30, will get

straight entries.

Pakistan has gained four points to move to 95 points as their wins over higher-ranked opponents in the tournament included the one in the final against India and an eight-wicket semi-final victory over England.

After being thrashed by 124 runs in their tournament opener by India, the Sarfraz Ahmed-led team lifted themselves with fas-

cinating victories against South Africa, Sri Lanka and England before defeating traditional rivals India by 180 runs in the summit clash.

There were no other changes in the teams standings led by South Africa, although runners-up India, England and Bangladesh have all lost a point each.

The players’ rankings saw India’s Rohit Sharma, who scored an unbeaten 123 in the semi-final against Bangladesh, gaining three slots to share the No.10 position with his opening partner Shikhar Dhawan.

P a k i s t a n’s B a b a r Azam has rocketed to a career-best fifth position after gaining three positions with scores of 46 in the final and 30 not out in the semi-final.

Mohammad Hafeez has gained two slots to reach 20th rank while opener Azhar Ali has moved up 11 slots to 31st position.

India skipper Virat Kohli continued to top the ODI batsmen’s list followed by Australia’s David Warner, South Africa’s AB de Villiers and England’s Joe Root.

Rookie Pakistan opener Fakhar Zaman’s Player-of-the-Match effort of 114 in the final and 57 in the semi-final has helped him break into the top 100 after just four ODIs as he has gained 58 positions after these two performances to reach 97th rank.

Among the bowlers, India pacers Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Jasprit Bumrah took significant leaps in the ICC ODI bowlers’ list led by Aussie Josh Hazlewood.

While Bhuvneshwar rose four places to share the 19th spot with Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan, Bumrah vaulted 19 places to the No.24 spot.

Pakistan pacer Hassan Ali, who was named Player of the Tournament after finishing with 13 wickets including hauls of 3/19 in the final and 3/35 against England, has gained 12 positions to reach the No.7 position.

Mohammad Amir, who missed the semi-final due to a back spasm but picked up 3/16 in the final, has gained 16 slots to reach the 21st place while fellow left-armer Junaid Khan has moved up nine places to 47th position.

Roger Federer

L o n d o n, J u n 1 9 (Agencies): After his comeback was cut short by Tommy Haas in Stuttgart last week, Roger Federer is eager to get a win under his belt in the opening round of the Gerry Weber Open in Halle as the Swiss gears up for another tilt at Wimbledon.

Federer, who was stunned 2-6 7-6(8) 6-4 by 302nd ranked German

Haas, faces Taiwan’s Lu Yen-Hsun in his opening game in Halle, a tournament the 18-times grand slam champion has won eight times.

“A comeback is never simple, especially on grass where margins are so slim,” Federer, who sat out the entire claycourt season to prepare his bid for an eighth Wimbledon crown, was quoted as saying by

the ATP website. (www. atpworldtour.com) “It’s important for me, especially after the Stuttgart week, to come here and make sure I win my first-round match and get going ... The history I have here, having come and played well so often, definitely should help me to play good tennis this week.

“I want to take the right decisions on the tennis court. I don’t want to question myself too much.

I’ll have the right focus and mindset, that point-bypoint mentality.”

Federer had no regrets about missing the French Open to focus on Wimbledon but said it was a move he was unlikely to repeat.

“It was a decision that was taken within a couple of days,” Federer added.

“For a long time the schedule was to play Paris but all of a sudden I just felt that I wouldn’t be comfortable doing it.

“I didn’t want to compromise the goal of the grasscourt season, Wimbledon, the U.S. Open and beyond ... But it’s not a trend that I might follow in the future. I don’t know what the future holds. This was just a one-off decision.”

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