June 2, 2016

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Non-subsidised LPG, jet fuel rates hiked

NEW DELHI, JUN 1 (IANS): State-run oil marketers on Wednesday hiked prices of non-subsidised cooking gas and aviation turbine fuel (ATF), a day after increasing petrol and diesel prices. The price of nonsubsidised cooking gas, which consumers buy after exhausting their quota of 12 cylinders per year, has been raised by Rs 21 per 14.2-kg cylinder. The hike comes after another hike the previous month. Prices were raised by Rs 18 on May 1. The price of aviation turbine fuel (ATF), or jet fuel, was also increased by 9.2%. The much steeper hike comes after 1.48%, or by Rs 627 per kl on May 1.

The petrol price was hiked by Rs 2.58 a litre and diesel by Rs 2.26 per litre late on Tuesday.

ANTSA, NSSFOF resume agitation

KOHIMA, JUN 1 (NPN): All Nagaland School Teachers Association (ANSTA) and Nagaland Secondary School Field Officer’s Forum (NSSFOF) have resumed the phaseII agitation, total cease of work from Wednesday, in protest against government’s failure to fulfil their demand. Speaking to Nagaland Post, ANSTA general secretary, Visato Koso, NSSFOF secretary, Kevitsiano Luho and core committee convener, Visasielie Suhu affirmed that this time the associations were determined to go ahead with their agitation till fulfilment of their grievances.

ANSTA and NSSFOF also assured that on fulfilment of their demand through written or notification, the teachers would go for recovery of the classes. (Correspondent)

‘Dharna’ at NU against May 19 assault case

MOKOKCHUNG/LUMAMI, JUN 1 (NPN): Members of Nagaland University Teachers Association, Lumami (NUTA-L), Nagaland University Non-Teaching Staff Association (NUNTSA) and Post Graduate Students’ Union (PGSU), Lumami, on Wednesday staged a “dharna” by wearing black badges at the Nagaland University (NU) Lumami campus against the “dismal apathy” of the district administration and NU authority.

They demanded that the miscreants involved in harassing the students, faculty and staff of NU and assaulting a professor on May 19 should be booked at the earliest.

NUTA (L) president, Lanusashi Longkumer, said on May 19, a group of youth in an inebriated state waylaid the University bus at Ao Settsu and harassed the students, faculty and staff members while Dean of students’ welfare was physically assaulted.

Therefore, they submitted representations to the district administration and NU, demanding necessary and appropriate steps but no action was initiated. In this regard, NUTA (L) has sought the intervention of Chief Rector, NU Raj Bhavan, Kohima for justice. The miscreants also entered the university campus on May 26 and threatened one of the teaching faulty with “dire consequences” if complain was not withdrawn, NUTA (L) alleged.

This is it!

“No Tobacco Day indeed.

Cleaning urinals these days mean sweeping tobacco packet strewn everywhere.”

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NPF endorses suspension orders

DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): N P F L e g i s l a t u r e Pa r t y spokesperson, Yitachu has stated that the party during its joint meeting on Wednesday resolved to fully endorse the suspension of Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio and MLA Imkong L. Imchen from the party’s primary and active membership till further orders.

The joint meeting was held with the NPF legislators holding offices and senior party functionaries of the NPF. Yitachu said that the house also resolved to fully endorse the decision of the party’s Disciplinary Action Committee and the subsequent orders issued its president Dr Shurhozelie in serving suspension orders.

“We are of the considered opinion that the decision was taken in the best interest of the party and also to ensure the stability of the NPF-led DAN government,” Yitachu said.

The house also reaffirmed its unflinching support to the leadership of NPF president Dr Shurhozelie Liezietsu and the chief minister T.R Zeliang.

Yitachu said all the members present at the meeting also reiterated its support to the peace talks, to work out for an early and permanent settlement acceptable and honourable to all.

CM education row: Hearing on June 14 DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): The hearing of the case pertaining to chief minister T.R. Zeliang’s education qualification issue would be held on June 14, 2016. After taking over from his predecessor, Peren’s judicial magistrate first class, Somet Chumden Chang in an order stated that the summon be issued to the respondent in person (dasti) and to inform the parties counsel for the hearing listed for 14.06.2016.

In the order, Chang had stated that the complainant along with his counsel “appeared and prayed” to court to fix the next date of hearing and also for the service of summon on the respondent in dasti. The request was heard and accordingly allowed by the JMFC. Meanwhile, in pursuance of the Guahati High Court, Kohima bench order (25.04.16), passed in criminal revision petition no. (1) K 2016, JMFC stated that his court was directed to start afresh. Accordingly, the parties shall be heard on the issue of limitation, the order stated.

Issues should be raised in an appropriate forum: Peseyie reaking his silence outside the party forum, he On the issue of dissiB over the imbroglio said the only platform was dence within the NPF, which concerning the NPF party, to seek for a floor test in the he was created by some peoParliamentary Affairs minister, Kiyanielie Peseyie said any kind of issue needed to be raised in an appropriate forum.

In a press note, referring to the statements reportedly made by suspended NPF members, that their demand for change of leadership within the party cannot be termed or considered as anti-party activities, Peseyie said if such was the case, it should have been made “within the four walls of appropriate party forum-- CEC, or NPF parliamentary party, as and when the party makes such notifications, and not in public forum, or through the media”.

Elaborating on the way how political parties project or choose a chief minister during and after the elections, Peseyie said “when a duly elected leader is at the helm of affairs, repeated attempts to de-stabilize the party-led government and also attempts made on several occasions to divide the party set-up by organizing concentration-like camps for the dissatisfied party MLAs etc., can only be termed and considered as anti-party activity”.

However, if anyone still demands a change of guard,

House. Such was the case on February 5, 2015 when all 59 legislators voted in favour of the confidence motion moved by the chief minister, he said while also referring to Supreme Court’s ruling in the SR Bommai case.

Reminding that all political parties are governed by its constitution and the governments run under the ambit of law and the Constitution of India, Peseyie said no legislator or party functionary was above the law and the constitution.

As practiced, he said “if anyone crosses the limits, show cause notices are served to them, and if replies or/ clarifications are satisfactory, or apologies made for misdeeds, there are always provisions and ways and means for reconsideration”.

However, the Parliamentary Affairs minister said “if anyone openly challenges the established party system, the only option left for the party leadership is to take disciplinary action”.

He also pointed out that such actions were not to be taken to the public domain for debate and discussion in the marketplace, saying “such an action, in itself, is an antiparty activity”.

Rahul Gandhi to take over as Cong president?

NEW DELHI, JUN 1 (AGENCIES): Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi would soon be made the party chief, bringing an end to a long running debate on what should be the perfect timing for his ascension to the top of India’s Grand Old Party.

His new assignment, said by top sources in the party to be imminent, will end one of the most debated topics in Indian politics in recent times. It will also herald a generational shift in the Congress that is struggling for relevance following a series of electoral defeats.

“You cannot have this confused twin leadership for long,” said a top functionary, asking not to be identified.

Sources said Rahul’s accession as Congress president would be accompanied by an overhaul of party structures to populate them with younger people. Older party functionaries will be asked to step down and make way for a new order, they said. The decision, which

will see him take over the reins of the Grand Old Party from his mother Sonia Gandhi, has been hanging in the air ever since he became Congress vice president in 2013.

But there exists deep divisions in the Congress on whether he should be appointed party president. Most of the seniors are uncomfortable with what some described as the Gandhi scion’s brusque and impatient style of functioning, and want his mother to helm the Congress for some more time.

They have also long argued that Rahul, under whose effective charge the party has hurtled from one defeat to another, needs to be protected from electoral failures and making him the president would bring him directly in the line of opposition fire.

But the decision to go in for the change now, sources said, was dictated by the belief that status quo cannot continue and the Congress could no longer carry on with dual power centres.

ple, the reconciliation had taken place way back in April 2015.

“But surprisingly, campaigning for change of leadership in the government and the party continued unabated, all outside the four walls of the party forum”, he added. “…If such activities are not to be considered as antiparty activities, what action can be termed as anti-party activity?” he wondered.

Referring to the directive issued to all NPF legislators with regard to their movement, Peseyie said this was done in order to “curb unnecessary expenditure due to uncontrolled movement of ministers, advisors and parliamentary secretaries both within and outside the state, and to ensure discipline so that they do not go out of station for trivial matters”.

Refuting the suspended members’ statement, he said this directive in no way could be termed as autocratic and dictatorial.

Such practices were procedural for proper functioning of the government, Peseyie stated adding even the Governors are required to avail prior permission of the President as and when they go out of their states.

Manipur govt orders schools to close till June 2

IMPHAL, JUN 1 (AGENCIES): Manipur government on Monday ordered all colleges, schools to shut down from May 31 to June 2 following threat from students’ organizations to hold protests against the delay implementing the anti-migrant bills. The decision was taken at an emergency meeting of the council of ministers on Monday.

Chief Minister Okram Ibobi Singh will lead the delegates of all political parties, said government spokesperson Moirangthem Okendro.

The meeting discussed the worsening law and order situation in the state as a result of the burgeoning agitation demanding enactment of the three pending bills. The activists are saying that the political leaders should go to Delhi to pressurize the central leaders on the issue. Though it was planned that the team would leave on May 16, it was delayed as the agitationists said that they must return victorious or face the wrath of the people.

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NPCC to seek disqualification of 8 MLAs

NEW DELHI, JUN 1 (IANS): In the wake of court ruling on the disqualification of nine Uttarakhand legislators, the Congress leaders in Nagaland are now optimistic about the disqualification of eight other party lawmakers who defected last year and backed the T.R. Zeliang government in the northeastern state.

“Eight Congress MLAs had voted in favour of the Zeliang ministry on February 5, 2015, during a trial of strength. Later, they defected from the Congress and joined the ministry. We will cite the Uttarakhand precedence and pray for their disqualification once the case comes up for hearing in the Supreme Court in July,” a Nagaland state Congress source said here.

The party has enlisted the services of senior counsel and party leader Salman Khurshid to take up the case in the Supreme Court.

“It is a good case for us to win,” the source said.

The Supreme Court on May 9 refused to put on hold the disqualification of nine rebel Uttarakhand Congress legislators and ruled that they could not be allowed to participate in the trust vote sought by the Harish Rawat government.

In Nagaland, Congress sources earlier alleged that eight separate petitions submitted to the assembly speaker for their disqualification did not yield result.

Maneka calls for stir to end cow slaughter NEW DELHI, JUN 1 (AGENCIES): Union Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi on Wednesday called for a nationwide online protest for ending cow slaughter and suggested banning zoos across the country. During an hour-long live interaction on social media, she took questions from online users on a range of subjects. It was held to discuss the ministry’s achievements on completion of two years of Modi government in office.

“I am trying desperately to stop it (cow slaughter). The root of all this lies in banning the oxytocin injection and I am at the Health Minister’s door every day asking him to have it totally banned.

“You will see that cows will not be sold for slaughter then. We need a nation-wide protest through the net to stop this,” she said in response to a question.

Gandhi, also an animal rights activist, suggested banning zoos, alleging they are “no longer a place for amusement” for children and are used by “anti-social elements”.

“I am totally against zoos.

They should be virtual. Or you can watch National Geographic and Discovery (channels). Zoos are hell on earth and should all be closed down.

In any case they are no longer places where people bring children to. Most of them are for anti-social elements who

Totally against zoos.

Says, ‘Watch watch National Geographic and Discovery channels’. simply tease these poor caged creatures till they die. There are no trained staff and mortality is high. Most of the animals are clinically depressed and want to die,” she wrote to a question on virtual zoos.

Nearly one lakh people participated in the live chat which began at 9 AM. They shot questions ranging from women’s security, policies and schemes of the ministry to child health and foster care.

Due to heavy rush of questions, Gandhi assured the users that she would make this exercise a regular practice.

“Facebook Live Chat will be a regular feature as it is one of the finest ways to connect with people in the tech-savvy world,” she said.

ACIF alleges manipulation in food, supply items DIMAPUR, Jun 1 (NPN): Anti-Corruption and Crime Investigation Front (ACIF), Nagaland alleged that most of the food/supply items do not reach the poor beneficiaries, but were sold in open markets/mills by government approved contractors or suppliers. ACIF general secretary, N. Mar Longkumer also alleged that some HoDs were involved in anti-poor activities.

In this regard, ACIF said it was determined to eradicate all anti-social activities taking place in the society.

The organization also warned of befitting action by way of imposing penalty and non-

bailable imprisonment or suspension of any officials found involved. It also warned business communities and individuals of similar action.

Further, the organization warned that no business association/union would be allowed to interfere in case of any shop/mill owners found guilty and that individual would be solely held responsible as the business was run individually. ACIF has also called upon leaders of all responsible organizations and citizens to extend their support and assist the field staff of ACIF so that positive changes in the society could take place.

Mishikito Village Council refutes TVC’s allegations

MVC members outside DC Dimapur office on Wednesday. (NP)

DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): A day after Thilixu village set 48-hour deadline to DC Dimapur for the arrest of the accused, D. Kughaho Chophy and Khekiye D Chophy, the Mishikito Village Council (MVC) Wednesday demanded that the responsible authority should summons the complainant and clarify the matter in the presence of both the party concerned.

In a complain letter to DC Dimapur, MVC chairman, L. Atoshe Yeptho alleged that Kughaho Chophy and Khekiye D Chophy were “maliciously” dragged into the case with an intention to inflict injury because of “personal grudges”.

MVC also alleged that incident of May 16 “began and ended” by the decision of

“Mishikito public under the banner of Mishikito village council” and not by head GB and D. Khekiye Chophy. MVC therefore, said if required, the accusation should be levelled against the Mishikito public.

Narrating the sequences of events, the MVC said that on May 15, the council had requested East Police station to deploy some police personnel at Mishikito village to prevent possible law and order problem as preparation made by a “small section” of Thilixu villagers to erect sign board inside the official jurisdiction of the village was “illegal”.

However on May 16, an illegal sign board, “Daily Market-Thilixu village blockIII” was found erected at the inaugural function of the said

market despite EAC Chumukedima’s standing order.

Since the erection of the signboard inside somebody else’s jurisdiction being illegal, and sensing the impending trouble, the organizers ordered that the signboard be demolished, where Mishikito public also participated, MVC alleged.

When the demolition was in progress, MVC alleged that one person, Hokheto grabbed Kughaho Chophy (head GB Mishikito village) by the “collar” and “dragged” him around, which infuriated the Mishikito public and resulted in wild “momentary scuffle”.

During the scuffle, a body guard of a parliamentary secretary present at the function

opened fired from his service weapon, which provoked “reciprocal” blank firing from Mishikto side. Thereafter, the commotion ended without any serious casualties on either side, MVC alleged.

The council also alleged that the whole incident could have been prevented had the enforcement agency acted as informed.

After the incident, on May 16, at around 9 pm, MVC alleged that unidentified “miscreants suspected to be from Thilixu village” attempted on the life of Kughaho Chophy by firing inside his private residence followed by another firing towards the residence of chairman and vice-chairman of Mishikito village. MVC also claimed that firing was reported and verified by East police personnel reported on the spot.

With regard to May 28 incident at the residence of GB Tokishe Achumi of Thilixu village, the MVC claimed that the individual involved acted on his own behalf and that he was not a resident of Mishikito village.

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WEATHER FORECAST June 2

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NSCN/GPRN-R condemns DIMAPUR: NSCN/GPRNReformation through its MIP Secretary has condemned the action of 5th Assam Rifle who raided the private residence of central council member, V. Akhum Sangtam at Old Mangakhe village in Longkhim under Tuensang district on May 30, 2016 morning at around 4 a.m.

MIP stated that he was not spared even after showing his ceasefire identity card issued by government of India.

It stated that they raided the house and seized 1 Nos of wireless set and 2 weapons.

NSCN/GPRN-Reformation through its MIP has stated that raiding of national workers houses at this juncture was undesirable and unacceptable under any circumstances.

Parliamentary secy, IFCD, Jacob Zhimomi (third from left) with chief engineer IFCD (second from left) and director agri (third from right) at the inauguration of agri seed farm M.I. Project.

DIMAPUR: Parliamentary secretary for Irrigation & Flood Control, N Jacob Zhimomi inaugurated the “agri seed farm minor irrigation project (ASFMIP)” at state seed farm, Merapani, Wokha, on Tuesday.

Speaking on the occasion as the chief guest, Jacob Zhimomi, encouraged the two departments to work together stressing on the importance of convergence programme. He also exhorted the farmers and public leaders to adopt certified seeds of the farm for increased food crop

DIMAPUR: All Nagaland School Teachers’ Association (ANSTA) Tuensang unit held a joint meeting on May 31 with headmasters, headmistress, junior education officers of Tuensang district and the sub-unit leaders at its treasurer’s residence and unanimously resolved to extend unflinching support to the ongoing stir jointly spearheaded by the central ANSTA body and the NSSFOF. A press note by ANSTA Tuensang unit president Nungsang Chang stated that the first day of the second phase of agitation in Tuensang district passed off successfully with the cooperation of all the bonafied members of ANSTA Tuensang unit.

ANSTA Tuensang unit association expressed its deepest regret for the incon-

was becoming more or less like that of a cook woman complaining in details about the kitchen without having a rationality of the fault.

MIP stated that in the meantime, when the Naga political groups were busy for the common Naga future, why the parent body should instigate misunderstandings among the groups.

MIP GDRN/NNC (Non-Accord) has therefore asked the so called parent body to stop writing such a nuisance, because Nagas were bored with the writings in the name of Naga national workers.

venience caused to innocent school children by the ongoing agitation. It further informed to all the concerned members that the agitation would continue till further information.

ANSTA Peren: ANSTA and NSSFOF joint meeting was held along with the teachers of Peren district and a core committee was constituted with Ramdi, headmaster, GHS. Dungi as the convenor and Adaile as its secretary for the second phase of agitation. The unit expressed its unflinching support to central ANSTA and NSSFOF for the second phase of agitation on the issue of bifurcation.

The unit in a press release issued by its secretary Adaile and information and publicity cell secretaries Teisi and Robert N Marathon while expressing its acknowl-

DIMAPUR: The president of the Government Democratic Republic of Nagaland (GDRN) Naga National Council (NNC) Non- Accordist (NA), M. KiumukamYimchungru, has strongly criticized the baseless allegation leveled upon him by the NNC parent body UT-1, which was published on May 31.

Kiumukam, demanded the NNC parent body UT-1, to furnish the detail of when the Yimchungru region had expelled him as alleged by the H. Sumi of V. Nagi group.

GDRN, NNC- NA has completely dismissed the

SS, NST Kiphire Thomas Sangtam speaking at the program.

Kiphire, June 1 (NPN): Zisaji Presidency College (ZPC), Kiphire, department of political science, Nagaland organized welcome ceremony first of its kind in the college on May 21.

At the prog ramme, Thomas Y. Kiutsangmong, first successful honours graduate of the department who had successfully cleared the NPSC examination and presently serving as station su-

perintendent, department of NST, Kiphire shared his experience on college days in the department.

He encouraged the students not to deviate from their goal and stick to the principle of hard work and perseverance. He also encouraged the students to help each other and coordinate with the faculty members to achieve their targets.

Meanwhile, head of department Gagan Chandra Mishra encouraged the stu-

edgement and gratitude for the support received from all the members of NSSFOF and all primary, elementary and secondary teachers in the first phase of agitation, stated the same should continue in the second phase of agitation in the greater interest of the teachers of primary, elementary and secondary, It has also appealed to the government to address the genuine demand of central ANSTA and NSSFOF at the earliest if it is really concern for the career and welfare of the students.

ANSTA sub-unit Mokokchung: Meanwhile ANSTA sub-unit Mokokchung, MBA & CTN informed that Nagaland Government Primary Teachers Association (NGPTA) has issued a notification on May 30 to abstain from the second phase agitation launched

by ANSTA and NSSFOF demanding bifurcation. The three sub-units of ANSTA whoch comprise mostly of primary teachers are unaware of the formation and existence of this association and the resolution so made.

Therefore the members of the three sub-units of Mokokchung district, viz, Mokokchung, Mangkolemba and Changtongya are informed for clarification that the sub-units as well as its members (except ANGPTA members) are affiliations of ANSTA Mokokchung and such as are to adhere and comply to the directives issued by ANSTA as bonafide member of ANSTA. This was stated by Mokokchung sub-unit general secretary, Imtitozung, CTN sub-unit president, Limawati and MBA sub-unit president Senlikaba.

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assured irrigation and also help the state seed farm in the production of certified seeds.

MoU was signed between the IFCD and agriculture department and the project was handed over to the agriculture department for their use and maintenance henceforth.

The programme ended with vote of thanks by executive engineer IFCD, Er. Hutoi Sema. The programme was attended by Merapani ADC, agri additional director, Merapani village council members and officers of IFCD.

DIMAPUR: On the basis of FIR lodged at Sechü (Zubza) P.S by the officials of Cease Fire Monitoring Cell, NSCN/ GPRN (R), three NSCN (R) cadres and one NSCN (U) cadre were arrested by Kohima Police on May 31on the charge of stealing Rs. 1.25 lakh.

According to SDPO (South) and PRO, Kohima Police, the arrested cadres were identified as “SS captain” of NSCN (R), Nukshi Chang s/o Mongko Chang, of N/ Yaongyimti, “SS sgt. major” of NSCN (R), Y. Nayang s/o Yanchang, of Hakchang village, “SS 2nd lieutenant” of NSCN (R), B. Ngaku Chang s/o Bamo Chang, of Longdang village, and “RAO (Chang Region chairman) of NSCN (U), Nasuyangbou Chang s/o Sayou, of Polounyu Sector, Tuensang.

Apart from the cash, it is reported that, the cadres also fled away along with one G3 rifle with 250 live rounds, one MQ rifle with 150 live rounds, one Mark-III rifle with 100 live rounds, one 410 Musket rifle with 125 live rounds, one .22 pistol with 25 live rounds and one live hand grenade (Indian made) including explosive from “Lakpong Designated Camp” Yali of NSCN (R) on May 30 before they were caught by the police.

In this connection, a criminal case has been registered against them at Sechü (Zubza) P.S Case

All Nagaland School Teachers’ Association units inform

GDRN/NNC (NA) informs DIMAPUR: GDRN/NNC (Non-Accord) through its MIP has clearly asserted that as per the Naga political issue, there was no parent body, youth body or any other body but only Naga political struggle in which lakhs of people laid down their precious lives for the cause of Naga sovereignty.

MIP stated that the “so called UT-1 under NNC parent body claimed that Kiumukam Yimchunger was creating division and confusion in certain area, but it might be the members of so called Parent body itself only”.

It sated that chairman of U.T-1 NNC parent body

production. The programme was chaired by IFCD chief engineer, Er. Njilo Kemp and the technical report was presented by superintending engineer Er. Kughaho Sema, wherein he stated that the project was completed at a cost of Rs.449.995 lakh funded under AIBP to irrigate a cultivable command area of 300 ha.

Agriculture director Dziesetuo Suokhrie, gave a short speech where he thanked the department of Irrigation & Flood Control for the project and stated that it would give

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dents to develop a group work to accomplish their goals and lead the department and institution by setting example individually before making a step to their world of success.

The programme also highlighted introduction of the freshers’. Earlier the programme was chaired by assistant professor Wekhrote-u Wezah, welcome address was delivered by Theose Sangtam on behalf of the seniors and vote of thanks was delivered

by Daniel Sangtam.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, june 2, 2016

news in brief ANGPTA & NGPTA reminds: As

resolved by ANGPTA and NGPTA the primary teaches are hereby reminded not to take part in the ongoing agitation called

by ANSTA and NSSFOF and continue with their normal duties. A press note by ANGPTA central press and information secretary, Imchanuchet Jamir stated that it was observed that some section of the officers were intimating the primary schools to close down the schools through personal phone calls and SMSs and muscle man etc. The office of ANGPTA view this very seriously and will hold the officers concern responsible if any untoward incident takes place.ANGPTA once again reminds that the government schools does not belong to any association or individual.

2nd anniversary of NDA government:

National Democratic Alliance would be celebrating its 2nd anniversary on June 2, 2:30 p.m. at Multi Purpose Building, IG Stadium, Kohima.

KBBD youth revival: Konyak Baptist Bumeinok Dimapur (KBBD) has convened youth revival service from June 3 to 5, at Konyak Baptist Church Dimapur (KBCD), Nepali Basti Dimapur with Wati Aier and Imtijungla Longchar as speakers.

All Konyak youths residing in and around Dimapur have been invited to attend the service.

NBCD general public meeting: Notun Bosti Council Dimapur (NBCD) has convened general public meeting on June 4, 8 a.m. at Notun Bosti council hall, to discuss and deliberate on some important issue and agendas related to the colony. All colony residents have been requested to attend the meeting.

Governor’s award to HLSC & HSSLC toppers: Controller of examination,

NBSE, Rangumbuing Nsaranbe has informed that the function for presentation of the governor’s award to the toppers and felicitation of rank holders of the HSLC and HSSLC examinations 2016 by the governor of Nagaland, P.B. Acharya, would be held on June 8, 11 a.m at the Durbar Hall, Raj Bhavan, Kohima. All the rank holders and invitees have been requested to note the date and attend the function positively.

Peren to conduct mass social work:

Mass social work would be held on June 4 in all the towns and villages of Peren district to clean up the road side drains and national highways to prepare for the onset of monsoon, as per the meeting held on the May 12, with ADC Peren S.Taniu as the chairperson. It also informed that the PWD (R&B) would be incharge of the social work and the concern administrative officer of each circles would assist the department in executing the social work.

Tuli town prepares for golden jubilee:

Meeting was held in Tuli DBs court on May 31 to discuss the Tuli town golden jubilee 2018 under the chairmanship of ADC Tuli. The chairperson welcomed and urged all the officers and participant to co-operate towards the success of the celebration.

Convenas Tuli town golden jubilee submitted the budget to the house. The house also decided to organise mass social work on June 4 in commemoration of World Environment Day.

Mon to observe world environment day: Cleanliness drive to commemorate

“world environment day” would be held on June 4 at Mon Hq as discussed in a meeting held on May 31 at DC’c conference hall Mon. The meeting was chaired by deputy commissioner Mon, W. Honje Konyak,

who notified the work distribution to all the ward presidents, GBs, all the govt. departments, educational sections, 33th AR, DF, and NGOs to take up active participation on the upcoming World Environment Day and to be a responsible citizen.

MVC reaffirms & reiterates: Mangmetong Village Council (MVC) has re-affirmed and reiterated its standing resolution not to allow any camp of any Naga Political Group (NPG) within its jurisdiction. Beauty parlour/salon & barbers shop owner’s emergency meeting: Owner’s of beauty parlour/salon and barber shop has convened an emergency meeting on June 2, 1 p.m at the conference hall of Hotel Saramati, Dimapur. All the owners are asked to attend the meeting.

AVC informs liquor peddlers: Aoyimsen Village Council (AVC) has informed all illegal liquors peddlers not to ply within its jurisdiction, failing which council has cautioned to impose fine of Rs. 10.000 against the defaulters.

PDVCU general assembly and election held: Third Peren District Village

Chairman Union (PDVCU) general assembly cum election was held on May 25 at Hotel Tamzaipa, Jalukie town, wherein Maisaing and Miucham were appointed as session chairman and secretary respectively. The meeting had two sessions where thorough deliberation on several issues and agendas were discussed in the first session and during the second session the house conducted change of guard and re-elected Namgong to continue as president, Peramthinlung as general secretary, Bidusai Thülü-o as treasurer, along 14 executive members and several other posts were filled in during the session.

WATSAN advocacy workshop: Ad-

vocacy workshop for WATSAN Committees cum Water Quality Monitoring and Surveillance (WQM&S) Training under Kohima district was held at Ura Academy Hall compound on May 31. The keynote address was delivered by executive engineer, Kohima rural division, Er. Jakpou Khimaniungan while SDO, Kohima rural div, Er. Ruokuovituo Vizo shared on responsibilities of WATSAN committee. The importance of WQM&S was highlighted

by Thepfulie Theünuo.

Lost and found: One black colour ba-

jaj discover 135 cc bearing chassis No. MD2d5dszzncg668814 and engine No. DSGBNG46383 and one white colour Suzuki Sep bearing registration No. NL-O7M 6813, chassis No. M88NG488CF8109492 and engine No. BGA1-172177 has been recovered by union territory GPRN/NSCN (Khehoyi designated camp).Rightful owner can claim the same from the union territory office by producing valid documents in original within seven days.

ATKKD condemns: Asuto Tokukuho

Kuposhu Kulu Dimapur (ATKKD) has vehemently condemned the unprecedented attempt to murder intrusion to the house of Thilixu village GB Tokishe Achumi on May 28. In a press release, ATKKD president Khaiho Showu mentioned that the incident itself is a blatant violation of an individual right and such incidents have created a sense of insecurity in the minds of the citizens and has disturbed the peaceful environment and public tranquility.

ATKKD further urged upon the district administration and law enforcement agency to book and award befitting punishment to the culprit as per law of the land.

statement given by some unscrupulous element, which holds no iota of truth to the Naga people. GDRN, NNCNA has further appealed the Nagas to ponder over the activities of V. Nagi group who had always played dirty games with “ism and tribalism” among the Naga society and should be condemned by all right thinking citizen in order to bring positive changes among the various section of the society.

Kiumukam further reiterated that, his government always stood and strived for the cause of the Naga sovereignty and called upon the

Nagas to maintain “peace and unity” so as to create a congenial peaceful atmosphere amongst the people and society at large.

Kiumukam further urged upon the Nagas to cooperate and work with their government for the betterment of every developmental aspect.

The GDRN, NNC- NA has asked the NNC Nagi group to come out with positive attitude for the common good of the Naga people instead of “blaming and igniting” such unwanted activities among the Naga brethrens which created further disunity among the peoples and society.

BJP asks govt to make scholarship available to students

Church leader’s spouse seminar concludes

DIMAPUR: Minority cell, BJP Nagaland Wednesday appreciated the efforts of union government for uplift of minorities and appealed to the state government to reciprocate the programme to achieve the target.

In a press release, Thomas Magh, president, minority cell BJP Nagaland, said the pre-metric scholarships for class I to X standards should be made available to all the deserving students belonging to minority communities.

The cell said there are allegations that many genuine students have not been receiving the scholarships for which the minority cell BJP requested both private and government school authorities to help those deserving students to receive scholarships.

The cell further appealed the rich section of people to help the poor by doing away with certain things which are not supposed to be avail by them and join hands with the present government and make the country stand majestically among the nations.

Namri encourages theological students

DIMAPUR: Liangmai Theological Association under LBA held its 26th session at Liangmai Baptist Association mission centre Tening from May 27 to 29, under the theme, “your work is your witness.”

According to DIPR report, during the session the theological students were encouraged to pursue higher studies in order to lift up the mission by MLA, Namri Nchang.

The house also unanimously resolved to strengthen the church ministry as well as the ministry of the association.

The session also urged the Liangmai Baptist Association to give proper guideline to the churches in implementing the church activities and also suggested the churches under LBA to accommodate the theological trained person in the church, in order to function the church ministry

in the right principle. The Liangmai Theological forum also resolved and entrusted its members to organize fund raiser in their own local church for the LTA. Liangmai Theological Association (LTA) also visited their remote neighboring churches like Tepun and Nzau Baptist church as part of their assignment given by their respective colleges during their vacation.

SBAK staff with delegates and trainees.

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ZUNHEBOTO, JUNE 01 (NPN): Two-day Sümi Baptist Akukuhou Kuqhakulu (SBAK-NM) women department successfully conducted “church leaders spouse seminar” under the theme, “unite & serve God” from May 30-31 here in Natha New Baptist Church,Tuesday.

The speakers of the seminar were executive secretary SBAK-NM, Rev.Hukugha Zhimo and Evangelist Rev. Ghoheto Tuccu; while evangelist Rev. Ahoto; academic dean Nito Theological College Niholi H.Shohe, CED Secretary Ghosheli Jimo; chairman, SBAK Council Zhekheto Awomi, and women secretary, Kuholi Chishi were

the resource persons; principal Nito Theological college Dr. Hutton Sumi, as the resource person for Bible study, respectively Moderators/chairpersons were child evangelist Kalivi jimo& media-coordinator Obeto Achumi. More than 60 spouses from different churches under SBAK attended the Seminar. Meanwhile in

another programme the VK Area People’s Organization organized a tree plantation drive under the theme “plant tree for survival”, here in VK Area Zunheboto district, Tuesday. VKPO has also lauded and thanked Er Kiyeto Shohe for contributing tree saplings to the organization, thus enabling a vibrant green drive possible in VK Area.

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Preparing Northeast for digital India trg underway

CEI informs

Dimapur: Chief Electrical Inspector has appealed to all customers that it is mandatory to buy only “star label� electrical and electronic appliances/products. This has been issued

by Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) in conformity to the standard labelling of electrical and electronic appliances.

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Office Counter of the Nagaland Post has been shifted to Nepali Basti Link Road, Opposite to Mohan Singh & Co. Er. Lanuwabang along with the trainees at NIELIT Kohima on Wednesday. (NP)

Correspondent Kohima, Jun. 1 (NPN): National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT) Kohima organized the 3rd batch orientation programme on information and communication technology (ICT) skill training program under the theme- “preparing Northeast for digital India� began at NIELIT on Wednesday.

Director i/c, NIELIT Kohima Er. Lanuwabang in his address to the trainees said that the training program was part of the ongoing, nationwide digital India initiatives, undertaken in association with National e-Governance Division NeGD, department

of Electronics and Information Technology DeitY, ministry of Communication and Information Technology, govt. of India; and the dept. of IT & C, govt. of Nagaland. He said ICT skill training program main focus was for the government employees of the various state departments and NIELT Kohima as the enforcing medium.

Director highlighted the benefits and importance of IT skills and knowledge and urged the trainees to embrace the training constructively, so as to implement their skills and knowledge in the workplace, for a smooth efficient, transparent system.

Altogether 40 trainees representing eight governmen-

NUNSTA condemns

DIMAPUR: Nagaland University Non-Teaching Staff Association (NUNTSA) has strongly condemned the incident of harassment, threat and assault (on one faculty member) meted out to the students, faculty and staff of Nagaland University, without any provocation by some youths in an inebriated state on May 19 on the highway between Mokokchung and Nagaland University headquarters, Lumami.

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by NUNSTA president Akiya Assumi and general secretary, Niyalo Apon stated that the hooligans waylaid the NU

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bus and vehicles belonging to faculty and staff. It stated that university authority has written to SDO (C ) Akuluto for necessary actions. It also stated that a person claiming to be an underground based in Dimapur had tendered apology on behalf of the unruly youth, who were demanding that complaint issued to the administration should be withdrawn. NUNSTA has appealed all right thinking citizens and organizations to condemn the incident, while also urging upon the competent authority of Nagaland University to take positive measures.

tal departments participated the training. The 1st and 2nd batch also was successfully conducted recently.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND WORKS & HOUSING DEPARTMENT

TO UPGRADE QUALITY WORKS & SERVICES IN PUBLIC DEVELOPMENT, NAGALAND STATE GOVERNMENT HAD MADE THESE STATUTORY RULES WHICH HAD BECOME EFFECTIVE FROM 06.11.2012. ANY PUBLIC COMPLAIN/ LITIGATION MUST BE IN WRITTEN REFERRING TO RELEVANT PARA OF THESE RULES TO PENALISE ERRING OFFICERS INCHARGE, DON’T CALL HARTAL, STRIKES, ROAD BLOCKAGE WHICH DOES NOT PRODUCE EFFECTIVE RESULT. No. WH/W-SLQC/2008 (Pt): In exercise of the powers conferred under Article 162 of the Constitution of India, the Governor of Nagaland is pleased to make the following Rules, namely: (1) Short title and commencement i) These Rules may be called the Nagaland Public Works and Accounts Rules, 2012. ii) These Rules will come in to force from the date of Notification in the Official Gazette.

(2) Definitions 2.1 Unless there is something repugnant in the subject or context, the terms defined in this chapter are used in these rules in the sense hereinafter explained.

2.2 (a) ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL: Formal acceptance by the concerned Administrative Department of the Government of the proposals for incurring any expenditure in the Public Works by any other department of the Government on a work initiated. (b) A sanctioned project becomes invalid if the execution is not started within a year from date of sanction. (c) If a sanctioned project cost is exceeded by 10% of the total sanctioned amount during execution, a revised project report shall be proposed to the Government for sanction. In case it is below 10% the Head of the Department shall sanction it.

2.3 TECHNICAL SANCTION: Administrative approvals and expenditure sanctions given by the Government for any work are again given technical sanction by the Head of Department after deducting establishment charges in the sanctioned estimated cost and thereafter endorsed to the executing agency showing the limit of expenditure against a particular project.

2.4 ESTIMATED COST: It is the total cost of a work at prevailing schedule of rates of materials and labour or through appropriate cost analysis based on prevailing market rates of materials and labour that will enable completion of work started as per proposed time schedule projected in the Bar Chart.

2.5 RATES: Unit cost of materials/labour/services.

2.6 DETAILED PROJECT REPORT: It is the final shape of any project/ work which shows background history, scope, benefit, detailed technical information viz survey data, design parameters adopted, technical design, drawings, total quantity of construction materials/ labour/services involved, time of completion and total cost at prevailing rates for completion. The total cost of the project will invariably include all taxes, levies, cess etc. which may be notified by the Government from time to time..

2.7 BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS (BIS): Indian standard specifications of any construction materials, manufacturing procedures, installation procedures, fabrication procedures, technical analysis, design parameters, selection procedures, technical designs and quantity estimation of materials/labours/ services.

2.8 INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ORGANIZATION (ISO): For similar purpose of BIS. 2.9 COMPLETION OF PROJECT: This includes completion of any project as per DPR specifications.

2.10 Contractor, syndicate or firm, not being a Government servant/ undertaking entrusted for supply, construction, maintenance, services of Government works with certain well defined terms & conditions agreed upon by both parties.

2.11 Government means the Government of Nagaland.

2.12 Head of the Department means an authority designated by a Government order to head a department.

2.13 Directorate Office: An office headed by a Chief Engineer or Engineer-in-Chief as head of the Department under whom are one or more Circles headed by Superintending Engineers, one or more Divisions and Sub-divisions headed by Executive Engineers and Sub-divisional Officers respectively.

2.14 Treasury means any Treasury or Sub-Treasury of the State Government.

2.15 Issue Rates: 3% of stock purchase rates are added to purchase rates to arrive issue rates to meet stacking and handling expenditures.

2.16 Suspense Head of Account: When construction materials are purchased in advance before projects/schemes are formally sanctioned to save time to help timely execution of sanctioned projects, expenditure is booked under this account.

2.17 Contingency: The total estimated cost of a project can never be 100% assured in practice due to incidental expenses of miscellaneous character. Hence 3% of the total estimated cost is added to arrive at the final cost of a project.

2.18 Deposit Works: These are works undertaken by Government departments on behalf of private parties for which the required fund is to be deposited by private parties to the Government account.

2.19 Secure Advance: When a contractor brings all or part of construction materials to the site of work some advance payment may be given as secure advance.

2.20 Running Account Payment: Before completion of work an advance payment equivalent to 75% of the work executed may be paid.

2.21 Liabilities: When works are completed in all respects as per terms & conditions of work order/ agreement but all or some part of payment remain outstanding.

2.22 Metric units only will be used.

2.23 Original Works: All schemes/projects newly sanctioned by Government which may be funded through Plan or Non-Plan funds.

2.24 Repair Works: Existing public assets requiring renovation, repairs and maintenance which may be funded through Plan or Non-Plan funds.

CHAPTER – 1 Establishment: The existing Engineering departments of the State Government consist of the following offices - Engineer-in-Chief, Chief Engineer, Additional Chief Engineer, Superintending Engineer, Executive Engineer and Sub-Divisional Officer. The functions of the Additional Chief Engineer’s office are similar to that of the Chief Engineer’s office if it is declared as Head of the Department. However, the Government may bifurcate duties and responsibilities from time to time.

Incumbency lists in all offices are to be distinctly maintained.

The Government had banned Work Charged establishments by banning appointment of new work charged staff. However work-charged staff continue to remain with many departments and their wages paid.

But their wage expenditures are not fully charged to works, and the State Government has been prescribing chargeable heads of account from time to time. In addition, provision of 2% of total estimated cost in all new projects will be kept towards payment of salaries of work-charged employees. Establishment matters may not be considered as statutory rules but incumbency list is mandatory in all offices since it has bearing on the accounting system and accountability.

Chapter – 2 Duties & Responsibilities of Officers A. Engineer-in-Chief/Chief Engineer as head of the Department (H.O.D.): The success of Government development programmes for public services are fully dependent on the Head of the Department who is a bridge between the Government and the department.

2.a.1 Administration: All gazetted officers of the department require the recommendation of the Head of Department for promotion, transfer, posting, disciplinary action, leave and awards to be submitted to the Government for consideration. In the case of all non-gazetted staff, these powers are vested with the Head of Department. The Annual Confidential Reports of all gazetted officers are to be submitted to Government at the end of each calendar year. For non-gazetted staff it will be kept ready at all times in the HoD’s office. Quarterly disposition returns of all officers and staff in various offices under his/her control are to be monitored carefully and regularly. A quarterly disposition return form will contain the following columns: (1) Serial No. (2) Name of officer/staff (3) I.D. No. (4) Tribe (5) Permanent address (6) Date of birth (7) Date of appointment (8) Present designation (9) Scale pay (10) Total Pay (11) G.P.F. Deposit (12) G.I.S. deposit (13) Loan deduction (14) Net monthly pay. Grand total of column (10) to (14) in each office. The Annual Confidential Reports of all gazetted officers require the HoD’s comments before being forwarded to Government. Training of technical staff on engineering practices and accounts shall be carried out every alternate year for updating the professional caliber and corresponding departmental professional examination up to Executive Engineer level. Executive Engineers who do not pass professional/departmental examinations will not be proposed to the Government for holding charge of independent working divisions. Any report/proposal submitted to the Government is his/her personal opinion and not the endorsement of the views and opinions of subordinate officers. Therefore, the endorsement of subordinate officer’s letter/view/opinion is not acceptable.

2.a.2 Planning & Budgeting: The Head of a Department is fully responsible for planning and budgeting of developmental programmes for the department in every financial year. The State Planning & Coordination Department communicates yearly budget allocations or anticipated budget allocations in advance to help prepare departmental budgets for various sectoral outlay and work programmes thereof for the coming year K Y M C

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which will be presented in the State Legislative Assembly for passing.

Budget requirements for establishment expenditures and O&M are also prepared based on Government prescribed rates of growth and submitted to the Government in advance. Ongoing sanctioned projects which are not likely to complete during the current year are given priority in the projectwise budget allocation to deliver public service early. Budget provision against each project is monitored closely to ensure its completion within a specified time period to avoid price escalation. For any new schemes to be included in the departmental programmes, proposals are sent to the Government for approval keeping in mind anticipated resources likely to be available with the Department in the years to come. The head office also keeps records of new projects of public interest that may be considered in future. The Head of Department must keep well planned manpower for efficient execution of works both in office as well as in the field. Tools and plants, machineries and construction materials which are normally required in the project are assessed and procured in advance and charged to suspense head/stock to avoid delay in project execution. However, all such expenditures must be charged to sanctioned schemes by crediting to stock and debit to project within the same financial year.

2.a.3 Technical: Sustainability, stability, economy, durability and efficiency of public service are mostly determined by technical decision.

The HoD is the overall in-charge of all technical decisions for any new project preparation as well as operation and maintenance of existing assets for optimum public service. Before detailed project report is prepared design parameters are duly approved which will include Bureau of Indian Standard and International Standard Organization specifications.

The HoD will update himself with all Indian Standard and International Standard Specifications in construction materials and construction procedure technologies, and communicate them to subordinate officers by way of training and meetings as may be deemed appropriate. Any scheme, project or technical proposal must be thoroughly scrutinized in respect of design parameters adopted, structural load analysis, design calculations, engineering drawings, estimated quantities of materials and estimated cost at appropriate rates of materials and labour before conveying approval.

2.a.4 Accounts: The Head of the Department keeps track of all departmental expenditure under all heads of accounts and keeps them upto date through monthly accounts received from Circles and Divisions.

These are reconciled with release of funds every month, and discrepancies detected are noted and suitable action initiated. The Head Office maintains fund allotment receipts and utilization registers to watch the department’s fund position/status at any point of time. Year ending accounts for March preliminary on all cash transactions are submitted within 10th April to Finance Department and Accountant General’s office Nagaland. However, March supplementary accounts including stock adjustments if any, are submitted within 10th June or as per amendment notification issued by the Accountant General Nagaland from time to time. Government revenue monitoring, effective operation of public assets and maintenance devices for smooth public service are responsibilities of the Head of Department.

Accountable and auditable records are Detailed Project Reports, Government sanction orders, tender papers, work order copies, agreement copies, approved estimate copies, technical sanction copies, Government revenue account registers, taxes and duties register, monthly accounts, quarterly staff disposition return copies, meeting attendance and minutes registers, Government asset registers, post creation records, transfers & posting of officers/staff records, handing and taking over memos of all officers/staff, annual and special confidential report submission files, receipt and issue registers, peon books, Directorate sanction orders, travelling allowance grants and tour diaries of all officers and staff, monthly accounts of all head of expenditures, monthly stock accounts, training and placement records, various Government notifications/memorandums, Assembly business records, all correspondences with Government, other departments, public and department officers and staff, roster duty orders, directorate officers and staff work distribution and responsibility assigned records, recruitment records, vehicle log books.

2.a.5 Physical & Financial Progress Report: Monthly physical and financial progress reports of all Plan/ Non-plan projects, establishment expenditures, operation and maintenance expenditures, revenue collection, officers and staff quarterly disposition returns are routine works to be sent to Government. Any S.E./E.E. defaulting in timely submission of these reports are given short written notice for necessary action. If undue delay is detected, the Head of Department organizes internal audit immediately for suitable follow-up action. According to the nature of projects, progress report forms can be re-framed but in general, bar charts are given in all major project reports.

2.a.6 Inspection: All major projects must be inspected at least once a month depending on the nature of work and note wherever special attention is required by developing appropriate monitoring mechanisms.

Underwater/underground concrete structure constructions such as irrigation dams, power generation dams, water supply dams and buildings are not allowed to start unless foundation soil condition and water sealing arrangements are tested and appropriately verified. Stock construction materials supplied are verified by an Inspection Board headed by S.E. as Chairman, E.E. Store as Member Secretary and three other E.E.s as Members constituted by the Head of the Department as per the format at Annexure and report to the HoD. No payment is allowed unless supplied materials are accepted and taken into regular account. The HoD will issue payment orders after he/she is satisfied with the quality and quantity as per specifications given in the supply/work order. For a major project, site inspection register is maintained where officers in-charge of projects require to sign and record their observations in respect of physical progress every week. For concrete work, daily concreting quantity and specifications are noted. Concrete samples are collected and tested as per IS specifications. For supply of tools and machineries manufacturer’s guarantee or warranty is ascertained 100% by the Inspection Board and certified. In the case of items such as turbines and generators, steam engines, diesel engines etc. for power generation and water/sewage pumping, supplies are given responsibility of commissioning and running upto 1000 hours as part of the contract agreement.

2.a.7 Audit: The Accountant General Nagaland serves advance notice for auditing any office. The HoD endorses this notice to the concerned officer for keeping ready all auditable documents. All audit paras are countersigned on all pages by both auditors and Drawing & Disbursing Officers before they are forwarded to the head office. These are then checked and replies furnished to the Accountant General Nagaland within the time prescribed by the Accountant General.

2.a.8 Meetings: Regular quarterly meetings of all gazetted officers of the department are called by the HoD to discuss important issues related to public service that require personal interaction, sharing of experiences and noting productive suggestions/proposals for adoption.

During such occasions meeting attendance registers are maintained containing particulars of the officers of the following parameters : Name, designation, present office, date of posting to present office, date of initial appointment, date of promotion to the present grade, date of birth and signature of the concerned officers. Meeting agendas and minutes recorded are securely preserved since they are auditable.

ANNEXURE Construction Materials Inspection Report 1. Name of Store Division : 2. Date of Inspection : 3. Supply/Work Order No. and date : 4. Name of Contractor : 5. Quantity of materials ordered : 6. Quantity of materials supplied : 7. Quantity of materials accepted as per supply/work order specification: 8. Quantity of materials rejected : Certified that the Inspection Committee has jointly verified/checked materials supplied vide supply/ work order stated at Sl. No. 3, and accepted the quantity stated at Sl. No. 7 which are in conformity with terms & conditions of supply/work order. We fully understand that we are liable to be held responsible for any mistake in quality, quantity specifications and error entries in this report.

Materials will be taken into account for those items accepted and recommended for payment.

Signed Signed Signed Signed Signed Member I Member II Member III Member Secretary Chairman B. Superintending Engineer: The Superintending Engineer is the head of a Circle under whom one or more working Divisions exist. It is a supervising office of all working divisions under its charge in respect of all development works and manpower management.

2.b.1 Administration: The functioning of all officers and staff under a Circle are monitored closely by the Superintending Engineer to ensure efficient control over them. The Annual Confidential reports of all officers and staff up to Grade-III pass through the Superintending Engineer with his/ her comments and thereafter sent to the Head Office. All proposals, reports and returns to the Head Office are deemed to be his/her views, remarks or comments and no endorsement the views of the of the subordinate officers are to be made to the Head of the Department. Disciplinary action against defaulting officers and staff are recommended to the Head of

Department supported by clear justifications in the form of a confidential report. During transfer and posting of officers and staff under his/her Circle, handing and taking over memos are thoroughly checked and verified before being forwarded to the Head Office. The Superintending Engineer initiates proposals for transfer and posting of officers and staff under his/ her Circle as and when required in the interest of the public and forwards the proposal to the Head of the Department in the form of a confidential report. Quarterly disposition returns from Divisions are checked before being sent to the Head Office to ascertain the status of officers and staff service parameters.

2.b.2 Technical: The Superintending Engineer is responsible for preparation of Detail Project Reports as well as working estimates within and above his/her financial delegation of powers for all works under his/ her Circle. The Head of the Department orders list of new projects for reconnaissance survey, preliminary survey and detail survey for DPR preparation. The Superintending Engineer will give written instructions to working Divisions for conduct of surveys mentioning the list of survey parameters against each project depending on nature and need. On the basis of these survey data/ parameters prescribed the Superintending Engineer will inspect sites for confirmation. Then with accepted survey data/parameters having various options and alternatives, reports are officially sent to the Head of the Department for approval of specific design parameters which will be used for DPR preparation. Detail Project Reports as well as preparation of working estimates must take into account various criteria viz. safety, economy, durability, convenience during utilization, operation and maintenance, construction and installation as well as aesthetic factors. While fixing design parameters BIS/ISO standards must be quoted clearly and lump sum estimate cost of any item avoided.

2.b.3 Planning & Budgeting: The physical and financial status of all works under his/her Circle are maintained and updated every month through Monthly Progress Reports submitted by the Executive Engineers.

By December of every year, projects which are likely to be completed within March are marked including spillover projects, and are reported to the Head of Department stating requirement of funds corresponding to each project. Budget requirements of establishment expenditures, operation & maintenance office-wise under his/her Circle are submitted to HoD within January for allotment of fund in the subsequent financial year. Efficient and effective utilization of available officers and staff through appropriate work distribution plan is the duty of the Superintending Engineer. Under the same Head of Account, fund diversion from one project to another is possible with formal approval of Head of the Department if a particular project encounters a problem that may take some time to arrive at a solution.

2.b.4 Accounts: The Superintending Engineer’s office is a Directorate office without work expenditures. The expenditure of all offices under each Circle are required to be closely monitored through monthly accounts received from the Executive Engineers. Any deficiency detected during scrutiny of reports are referred to the reporting officers for clarification. In case of serious irregularities, disciplinary action against the defaulters is recommended to the Head of the Department with clear justifications. All accountable and auditable records listed under the head of Department’s para 2a4 relevant to Superintending Engineer’s offices are securely maintained.

2.b.5 Physical & Financial Report : The monthly accounts reported by the Executive Engineers consists of ongoing physical and financial progress reports of sanctioned projects under execution, operation & maintenance expenditures, revenue collection, stock materials at hand and consumption status and establishment expenditures. These reports are scrutinized, and defective reports are returned for correction wherever required. After corrections only the reports of all offices along with expenditures under the Circle are forwarded to the Head of Department.

2.b.6 Inspections: Inspection of projects under execution, operation & maintenance of existing public assets at hand for efficient delivery of public services, and offices of Executive Engineers under the Circle are routine duties and responsibilities of the Superintending Engineer. Frequency of visit of ongoing projects under active execution depends on sensitivity of works. A Project Inspection Register is maintained at site to record all important observations, duly signed with date and time of inspection. All underwater/ underground constructions such as foundation of buildings, bridges, dams for irrigation, power generation and water supply are 100% inspected before foundation works are started. Under no circumstances casting of reinforced cement concrete or plain cement concrete works are permitted without the physical presence of EE/SDO at site. For underwater concrete works the Superintending Engineer must be personally present at the site, who will also prepare a roster duty among E.E.s/S.D.O.s to monitor quality concreting. For large project works such as dam constructions continuous concreting day and night may be necessary where 100% monitoring is required. In the case of all intermediate concreting, a mark is kept at last concreted edge to prevent further concreting in the absence of departmental officers.

At suitable scheduled intervals, concrete test samples are collected and tested as per BIS specifications and recorded in the Project Inspection Register.

Every quarterly inspection of E.E.’s office will include check of all important documents viz cash transaction registers, monthly cheque drawal reconciliation records with banks, acquittance rolls, staff attendance register, bill register, work recording book in use, work order and supply order files, stock account, site account, revenue register, deposit work register, public asset registers. There will also be quarterly inspection of existing public assets to improve efficiency of operation and maintenance.

2.b.7 Audit: The Circle office is a directorate office and only establishment expenditures are maintained for cash transactions.

However, auditable documents as mentioned in Sl. No. 2.a.4 are to be kept ready. Superintending Engineers will be in-charge of coordinating audit parties and Division officers under his/her Circle to facilitate convenience of audit and to ensure that the signature of the D.D.O. and Audit Party are obtained on all pages of audit paras/documents before forwarding them to the head office.

2.b.8 Meetings: Quarterly meetings are to be held with all officers once a year to discuss common issues and exchange experiences and ideas to save time and resources. Any problem discovered during inspection requiring common approaches are discussed to arrive at an appropriate solution. Meeting agendas and minutes recorded are securely kept for follow-up action and monitoring thereof which are auditable.

C. Working Division Executive Engineer: Divisions are primary units for execution of all Government development programmes in a department.

2.c.1. Administration: A working Division has the largest number of field officers and staff who function under the direct control of an Executive Engineer. He is vested with the responsibility of efficient & effective execution of sanctioned projects as well as operation & maintenance of public assets under the Division. Manpower management is a daily duty of Executive Engineers, and they are required to closely monitor the activities of all officers and staff under their charge. Annual Confidential Reports of officers and staff reported by the Executive Engineer are to reflect the true quality and capacity of technical officers in respect of executing efficiency through appropriate comments and recommendations in their ACRs. All works funds transacted through the Executive Engineer requiring clear accounting records both for physical and financial progress, and reports are required to be submitted every month to the Accountant General Nagaland as well as the Head of Department through the Superintending Engineer. Handing and taking over memos during transfer and postings should reflect distinct records to avoid controversies between the officers handing over and taking over charge. Quarterly deposition return of officers and staff under the Division as per prescribed format are to be carefully scrutinized before forwarding to the Superintending Engineer to prevent disputes about service related discrepancies. Proposals for transfer and posting as well as disciplinary action against any officer or staff under the Division can be proposed to the Superintending Engineer through confidential reports as and when required.

2.c.2.

Technical: It is expected that a person holding a Division has sufficient experience in both technical and account matters. The Superintending Engineer in-charge of a Circle prepares detailed project reports and working estimates also as and when required. The Executive Engineers are also personally responsible for collection of all required survey data and design parameters through field surveys with his officers.

A Executive Engineer must understand fully any project presented to the Government by a department regarding engineering design parameters, analysis of loads on structures, design of all components, engineering drawings & specifications, estimating quantity of construction materials, labour and costing of projects. Once Government sanction is received for a project, a final timeline as per time schedule given in the DPR is laid down to be followed strictly. Technical skills for operation and maintenance are also necessary for efficient public service.

2.c.3. Planning and budgeting: Planning and budgeting works in the head office of the project/scheme are based on physical and financial progress reports submitted by executing Divisions showing status of each project to help ascertain the pace of progress according to the Bar Chart or CPM chart so that subsequent year plans are determined with high degree of efficiency and accuracy. Accounting for materials, labour and manpower requirements in addition to funds is a priority in planning.

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Existing executing officers and staff efficiency records are monitored carefully in planning and work distribution according to their expertise in particular work items. These exercises are applicable for executing new project works as well as in operation and maintenance of public assets in hand. Government revenue collection plan is updated from time to time to improve collection efficiency and growth thereof.

2.c.4. Accounts: The Executive Engineer of a working Division is in-charge of drawing and disbursing of all work funds under various Heads of Accounts, including Division establishment expenditures in a Division.

Systematic record keeping is the only way to present transparent accounts to any audit party whenever requisitioned. In a Division, auditable records are detailed project reports, working estimated cost of all works (if any), tenders and quotations, agreements, work orders issued by HoD/S.E., all sanction copies, measurement books, bill registers, cash books, monthly accounts, monthly stock and site accounts, year ending stock accounts, records of tools and plants, quarterly staff disposition return copies, staff attendance registers, project inspection registers, all correspondences with authorities, public and private parties, annual and special confidential reports forwarding copies, Government cheque or bank cheque payment reconciliations with bank copies, deposit registers, revenue registers, fund received and utilized registers, taxes and duties registers, public asset register, meeting attendance and minutes registers, post creation records, transfer and posting orders, handing and taking over memos, receipt and issue registers, peon books, all important Government notifications and memorandums, roster duty orders and registers, officers and staff work distribution registers, tour diaries and T.A. records, training and placement and vehicle log books.

2.c.5. Progress Reports: Monthly accounts include physical and financial progress reports of all works under all Heads of Accounts along with expenditure records of all types of expenditure in a Division and revenue collections. For different projects, report forms may differ, and are developed suitably in consultation with the S.E. and HoD or funding agency. Time schedules proposed in detailed project reports are taken into account in every progress report submitted. While monthly accounts take care of stock material consumption and balance every month, surplus material if discovered during execution in site account shall be transferred to stock account and submitted subsequently.

2.c.6. Inspection: Inspection of works - whether plan works or operation and maintenance are major responsibilities of Executive Engineers who are prime executing officers in field works. An Executive Engineer should always carry detailed engineering drawings and specification copies during inspections to ensure compliance in technical specifications. For pre-fabricated materials such as roof trusses, bridges, girder beams, cranks, poles and towers, onsite inspections during fabrication is required to ensure riveting, welding and bolting qualities. Specimen materials are collected at suitable intervals from different units, tested, certified and kept with DPR for permanent record.

All underwater/underground works viz bridge piers, dams, building foundations, irrigation dams and channels etc. require 100% inspection before installation works begin. No concreting works are allowed for any structure whether underwater or overwater installations works without all time physical presence of departmentally trained engineers through appropriate roster duties framed by S.E. & E.E. Continuous concreting day and night may not be required in some projects. In such cases last point of concreting is marked and measured to prevent further concreting.

Depending on sensitivity of works, frequency of inspection is tabulated.

Project Inspection Register with all findings and observations are securely maintained till completion. This will be auditable in future and become a permanent record with the DPR. For concrete works samples are collected and tested at regular intervals as per BIS specifications, and results are kept permanently. Any adverse reports are noted and immediate rectification is made. Standard ordinary portland cement used should never be older than ninety days from the date of manufacture. Inspection registers for operation and maintenance of created public assets are also maintained to facilitate smooth public service, and frequency of inspections will be determined according to the nature of installation in consultation with S.E. and HoD. Motor vehicular road constructions of various types and specifications as specified by the Indian Road Congress, electric power transmission cable towers and line installations, irrigation channel constructions etc. require presence of departmentally trained engineers at all times. Quarterly inspections are to be made of Sub-Division Offices including check of staff attendance register, measurement books, stock & site accounts, bill registers and work inspection diaries. The Executive Engineer of a Work Division is in-charge of collection of survey parameters for any new project report preparation which may include reconnaissance survey, preliminary survey and detailed survey. The survey data collected are then analyzed and various alternative proposals are forwarded to the S.E. 2.c.7. Audit: Normally, audit notices are served by the Nagaland Accountant General in advance to help prepare all necessary auditable documents and records listed in para 2.c.4 to be kept ready before the audit team arrives. Audit paras raised by audit parties are discussed in detail before the final draft is prepared, and those paras which are cleared dropped. Final audit paras must be signed on all pages by both the Audit Officer and the Executive Engineer and forwarded to the head office with copies to the Superintending Engineer. The Sub-Divisional Officers under the Division are kept informed of the audit period to note whenever their services will be required.

2.c.8. Meeting: The Executive Engineer in-charge of a Works Division is required to hold meetings every month with subordinate officers, and more frequently when major projects are under execution. All formal meeting notices, agendas, minutes records and attendance registers are securely kept to help in subsequent follow-up action. All technical and administrative problems are presented for discussion in the meetings and clarified. There is also review of all duties and responsibilities given to officers and staff, and outcome results analyzed for better output. All meeting records and documents are auditable.

D. Sub-Divisional Officer (S.D.O.): Sub-Divisional Officers are in-charge of monitoring of detailed physical progress of ongoing project works as well as operation and maintenance of public assets for effective public services. All field staff are directly controlled by the S.D.O. 2.d.1. Administration: Work distribution for each Junior Engineer, Sectional Officer and Assistant Sectional Officer are the responsibility of the SDO, and these are reviewed from time to time. Roster duties during public holidays for operation and maintenance are kept in order. For major project constructions where works are to continue 24 hours eg. underwater works, renovation/repairing at crowded public places, special arrangements are needed. Attendance registers of field staff are maintained separately according to nature of work and site of work. Annual Confidential Reports of officers and staff must reflect their skills in a particular field to promote it. Proposals for transfer and posting of officers and staff can be initiated through confidential reports to the Executive Engineer.

2.d.2. Technical: The Sub-Divisional Officers are technically equivalent to all officers above their rank except in experience and skill which has been decided during recruitment/promotion. Accordingly they are required to be thorough in engineering works. All major projects likely to come in Government work programmes are surveyed by the S.D.O. which could be reconnaissance survey, preliminary survey or detailed survey for preparation of Detailed Project Reports. They are required to be conversant with all Bureau of Indian Standard specifications, and their reports should be consistent and suggestive.

2.d.3. Planning & budgeting: Being a detailed physical monitoring officer of all works under a Sub-Division, planning of executing programmes corresponding to budget provision and exercises are carried out more accurately at Sub-Divisional level. Material and manpower requirement for ongoing projects, new projects and operation and maintenance are estimated and forwarded to the Executive Engineer. A well defined time schedule for conducting survey work for new projects likely to be included in the subsequent year’s Works Programme are kept ready. All requirements of materials and manpower are worked out within the budget provision or anticipated budget provision to complete sanctioned works within available budget provision and time schedule to help avoid price escalation.

2.d.4. Accounts: Monthly accounts to be submitted to the Executive Engineer are work expenditures, establishment expenditures, stock and site, T & P account of materials, revenue collection, physical and financial progress reports of ongoing projects in prescribed formats. Other permanent records in a Sub-Division are DPRs, Government sanction copies, work orders, agreements, quotation & tender notices, work recording book till all pages are utilized and submitted to the Executive Engineer’s office, ledgers, bill registers, approved estimate copies, survey records, staff attendance registers, tool & plants registers, roster duty registers, public asset registers, inspection registers, tour dairies, ACR forwarding registers, receipt and issue registers, peon book, vehicle log book, all Government notifications, transfer and posting work memos, work distribution registers, meeting agenda & minutes records, all correspondence records with Government, public leaders, private parties and T.A. bill records.

2.d.5. Progress report: Monthly physical and financial progress reports for all Government sanctioned works, whether under Plan or Nonplan are checked minutely, compared with given Bar Chart/CPM chart in DPR before filling up the standard report form which may differ continued on page 5

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from project to project and are sent to the Executive Engineer’s office. The frequency of progress reports may be shorter for some projects which is determined according to sensitivity and nature of project. Survey and investigation works for new projects under consideration could also be a part of monthly reports. Special short frequency progress reports may be required for major projects such as underwater constructions, long span bridge installations, long span roof truss installations, dams and barrages for power generation, irrigation, water supply and flood control. Stock and site accounts, staff attendance register and revenue collection are also reported monthly to the Executive Engineer.

2.d.6. Inspection: For normal operation and maintenance works weekly inspections are prescribed. But for delicate works such as power generation machinery, power transformer station, water supply pumping machinery, discharge regulator in power generation, irrigation and water supply, frequency in inspections will be determined separately according to the need and requirement. The Sub-Division in-charge will check major stock materials, daily receipts and issues and re-confirm ground balance of materials. If two or more major projects are undertaken, inspection timetable schedule is prepared and forwarded to the Executive Engineer along with field staff in-charge of projects. An inspection register is maintained for major projects where physical progress is noted in detail.

Other inspection duties of Executive Engineers are equally applicable to SDOs also wherever relevant.

2.d.7. Audit: During audit of Executive Engineer’s office, the S.D.O. is required to keep all accountable documents ready and produce them to the audit party in person whenever requisitioned. For Sub-Division in-charge of stock materials and large revenue collections, separate auditing of the Sub-Division is also done. All pages of audit paras require to be signed both by the S.D.O. and Auditors before formally forwarding them to the Executive Engineer in three copies.

2.d.8. Meeting: Monthly formal meetings with all field officers and staff are required to review works execution and sharing of experiences.

The issues discussed are minuted for follow-up action. All meeting notices, minutes and attendance registers are kept securely and are auditable.

E. Junior Engineer: There is no formal office for the Junior Engineer under the State Government establishment setup of engineering departments. However, informal offices are sometimes required for convenience of work, and are established on need basis. Junior Engineers are spot officers in-charge of work and carry attendance registers if works are executed by departmental field staff. All materials at site account are maintained by the Junior Engineer, and monthly site account of materials at site are submitted to the S.D.O.s office. Junior Engineers posted at stores maintain monthly stock accounts of the office of S.D.O. Store and help the S.D.O. in submission of monthly stock accounts to the Executive Engineer’s office. Junior Engineers also maintain work recording books for recording work measurement and prepare bills in the S.D.O.s office within the delegated powers of the SDO. Junior Engineers conduct all engineering survey works under the guidance of the S.D.O. F. Handing & Taking over memo: The following documents must be jointly signed by both handing and taking over officer before assuming office - General history of concerned office, general history of important projects under execution as well as maintenance, progress report of projects in detail showing Government sanction orders, estimated cost, expenditure up to date of each project and corresponding physical progress report. Quarterly staff disposition return report, cash book, cheque book, preceding monthly account, list of public assets under the office and jurisdiction of office.

Chapter – 3 Project Report Project report preparation is generally expensive and time consuming.

It proceeds in three stages. At the end of each stage a certain decision is taken whether to proceed to the next stage.

Identification Report: All projects are for public service and therefore, identification of a project must take into account benefit factors to public such as population to be benefitted in terms of economic growth, commercial activities, industrial potentials, educational facilities, social impact, cultural and religious importance and likely effect in neighbouring areas/districts. Identification report should provide an idea of investment requirement to help decide whether further investigation will continue which will also involve fund provision. Reconnaissance survey is required to ascertain the project area and its physical environment. Various alternatives/options are presented to help decision makers visualize the prospective from different angles and decide. The report should reflect long term effects and future expansion, modification, renovation, augmentation potentials and existing infrastructure along with map.

Preliminary Project Report: Once identification reports help deciding authorities to go for further study of various options given, a preliminary study is carried out under various terms, references and scope set out towards the first stage of comprehensive feasibility study to help screening and making of all project alternatives and to select an appropriate alternative for carrying out detailed feasibility study.

Preliminary report must comprise following information:Executive Summary: At the beginning the report gives essential features, basic strategy, approach adopted in developing study, salient features of financial and administrative aspects.

Introduction: Describe how the project originated, explain previous studies if any on the project including brief project identification report, explain how the project fits into the regional development plan, its long term effects and land use plan etc., how the study was carried out, describing various elements of work, data limitation and interim reports prepared during study.

Project area and need: Geographical description of the project area with reference to map, describing features like topography, climate, culture, religion, population growth within project area and region population migration which will effect project design, implementation, operation & maintenance, economic and social conditions, existing infrastructure history and present status, need and justification of the project.

Estimated Cost Aspects: This involves factors such as availability of construction materials at project site, electric power, vehicular approach road, manual labour, market for essential commodities, transportation facilities, security, people participation, anticipated likely cost of project at prevailing market rates of construction, materials and labour.

Recommendation: It should cover all actions required to be taken to complete project preparation and implementation, detailed timetable for actions to be taken and likely technical and administrative problems that may be encountered. On the basis of preliminary project reports a final decision is arrived out of various alternatives presented for preparation of detailed project report of the accepted one. Hence preliminary report should highlight all potential advantages and disadvantages.

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After receiving formal Government approval, the detailed project report preparation work is initiated as follows:1. Reconfirmation of preliminary survey data and parameters.

2. Detailed survey and investigation in the field to ascertain all survey data and parameters firmly.

3. Processing, filtering and analyzing survey data to establish firm data and parameters to be adopted in DPR. 4. Index map preparation showing project site and all important installations such as vehicular roads, railways, towns, villages, rivers, important public places etc. in appropriate scale and north direction shown.

5. Index map of project showing all skeleton details, north direction shown and permanent bench mark in appropriate scale and dimension in metric system.

6. Keep ready relevant Bureau of Indian Standard (BIS) specifications as well as International Standard Organization (ISO) specifications to be adopted in designing various units.

7. As per recommendation of BIS/ISO determine various forces on each unit eg. roof trusses, bridges, buildings, towers, suspension towers, suspension bridges, determine water (liquid) discharges in water distribution networks, sewage disposal network, irrigation water distribution network, power generation network. All calculations are to be neat and clean and attached to DPR copy.

8. Determination of sections, sizes, diameters of all members in a unit, a unit being a bridge, R.C.C. building, roof trusses, power transmission tower, suspension bridge, irrigation, water supply, sewage disposal, power generation network, gradient, curves, super elevation in vehicular roads, railways. All calculations are to be neat and clean and attached to DPR Copy.

9. Engineering drawing in appropriate scales showing plan, elevation, various sections, details of joints & intersections with dimensions. For complex units different colors for different member may be adopted to enable easy identification.

10. Estimated quantity of construction materials required for each item and sub-items and abstract of it in appropriate chart.

11. Estimated cost of each item and sub-item at prevailing NPWD schedule of rates of materials and labours or at appropriate analysis of rates wherever required.

12. Abstract of cost.

13. Cash flow statement 14. Benefit cost ratio calculations.

15. Bar Chart/CPM chart.

16. Annexures DPR PRESENTATION IN ORDER OF: 1. Front page in order of: Name of project, estimated cost, price level, year of DPR preparation and name of office.

2. Check list 3. Index map 4. Synopsis: mostly derived from identification and preliminary report with added inferences from DPR. 5. Salient features in order of: Name of project, Head of Account, estimated cost, price level, implementation period, population as per 2011 Census, design period, per capita cost, benefit cost ratio, operation & maintenance cost per year, anticipated revenue etc.

6. Abstract of cost.

7. Project scope and history.

8. Design parameters adopted.

9. Analysis of loads on structures 10. Design of unit.

11. Estimation of construction materials.

12. Estimated cost.

13. Benefit cost ratio calculation.

14. Cash flow statement.

15. Bar Chart/CPM chart.

16. Schedule of rates used in the project 17. Annexures 18. Engineering drawings.

Chapter – 4 Tender, Agreement & Work Order: After receiving formal sanction order of the project from the Government, three steps are followed in order.

Tender: Depending on the nature of work, tender notice and vital terms and conditions are suggested to the Government suggesting whether it should be local State level tender, National level tender or International level tender. After receiving Government approval, tender notice is issued on behalf of the Governor of Nagaland with following information, terms and conditions: 1. Name of work.

2. Estimated cost at ___________ price level ____________ 3. Earnest money ______________ 4. Court Fee stamp ____________ 5. Date and place of opening ___________________ at 1:00 P.M. 6. Cost of tender documents __________ 7. Time of completion _______________ 8. Tenderers or their written authorized representations must be present at the time of tender opening.

9. Contractors/tenderers qualification terms & conditions.

10. Reserving the right to reject any or all tenders without assigning any reason whatsoever, and also stating that lowest rates quoted need not be accepted.

11. Quoted rates of materials and labour may be above or below or rates adopted in DPR or itemwise rates.

12. Tender document will be DPR without rate analysis exercise (if there is such thing).

13. Tender notice endorsed to all Deputy Commissioners of the Districts, Secretary of the Department, all major heads of development departments, notice board in addition to newspaper publication.

Tender Opening: The Authority calling tender with two officers together and all tenderers or their authorized representatives must be present at the time of opening sealed tenders. Tenders must be serially noted in the tender register containing Sl. No., name of tenderers, full address, name of person representing tenderers, signature and date of tendering authority and two departmental officers present on the date and hour of tender opening in all pages of tenders and tender register. The cross signatures of all tenderers or their representatives in each other tender documents in all pages with seal and date are mandatory to treat tender documents as valid records. Comparative Statements in appropriate charts are prepared showing all tenderers with their corresponding rates, terms and conditions quoted by them to clearly ascertain the most competitive one. Successful tenderer/tenderers are called to draw up

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Agreement: Agreement is drawn between Government represented by tendering authorities and successful tenderer with all terms and conditions mutually agreed upon without any ambiguous statement. The following points, terms and conditions are recorded in the agreement: 1. Name of works.

2. Estimated cost at quoted price level 3. Time of completion _____________ months 4. Terms of payment ____________ 5. Penalty: When the Contractor completes the work within stipulated time duly certified by the competent authority but the Government fails to make payment within three months from the date of completion certified, then the Government is liable to reimburse to the Contractor interest equal to the interest paid by the State Bank of India at prevailing rates on fixed deposits beyond three months delay period.

Similarly, when Contractors fail to complete the work within stipulated time, the Government will deduct from the Contractor’s bill the amount equal to the prevailing rate of interest on fixed deposits of the State Bank of India beyond three months delay period.

6. If a Contractor fails to start the work effectively within three months from the date of issue of work order, a notice is served to the Contractor for the delay and acknowledgement received. If the delay exceeds six months, the work order is automatically cancelled and security deposit forfeited.

7. The Contractor will deposit 10% (including earnest money) of work order value as security deposit through a treasury challan into the prescribed Government Head of Account and produce the original copy of the treasury challan before he is issued a work order. After works ordered are satisfactorily completed in all respects and completion is duly certified by the competent authority, the security deposit is returned to the Contractor.

8. Construction materials supplied by department will be recovered from the Contractor’s bill at department issue rates.

9. The Government will not entertain any compensation on account of accidental losses of any type except major damages due to earthquake.

10. Credentials of tenderers are to be fully ascertained and noted.

11. The work order issuing authority reserves the right to settle any controversies/disputes that may arise out of the work.

12. No cement concrete works will be undertaken in absence of departmental engineers for which a suitable monitoring device will be arranged by the Engineer in-charge of work.

Work Order: After the agreement is signed by both parties, work order is issued containing the following terms and conditions: 1. Name of contractor: Person’s name in-charge of company, firm or syndicate who has major responsibility or share.

2. Name of works.

3. Estimated cost at approved rates of materials and labour.

4. Anticipated date of completion.

5. All terms and conditions to be followed as per agreement copy enclosed.

6. All technical specifications given in DPR copy are to be followed strictly.

Chapter – 5 WORK RECORDING AND ACCOUNTING All expenditures accountings are based on work recording book (WRB). Records should therefore recording be neat and clear without overlapping, repetition, ambiguity or corrections, and must be signed with date and stamped with designation seal. Only black ink must be used. WRB should have permanently printed serial number and each book must have 100 pages that should be utilized till the last page after which it should be kept in safe custody of the Executive Engineer’s office from where it was issued till destruction time of 50 years from date of issue.

The Executive Engineer’s office should maintain permanent register of WRB with these particulars:- Serial number, WRB number, name of authorized officer in BLOCK LETTERS to whom WRB is issued, his/ her signature and seal, Name in BLOCK LETTERS of Executive Engineer who issued the WRB with signature, seal and date of issue. Similar particulars will be entered in first page of WRB as provided. In case of transfer and posting of officer, the unutilized WRB will be returned to the Executive Engineer’s office with entries of name in BLOCK LETTERS, signatures, date and seal of taking over and handing over officers in the last page of partially utilized WRB. When all pages are utilized but recording is to continue to a new WRB, its continuity is to be recorded in both old and new WRB mentioning WRB number prominently. WRB shows complete specifications, quantity of materials and labor of each item, unit cost at Government approved rates, total cost of each item and total abstract of cost.

Work recording and bills preparation officer must be fully aware about certification written in the first page of WRB as follows:- Certify that all recording of dimensions, counting of items, quantity of materials, itemwise cost and abstract of cost entered by me are according to the work order and agreement terms, conditions and specifications which are correct to the best of my conscience and knowledge. I understand I am responsible for any error committed resulting material or financial loss to the Government due to negligence, and I am liable to be penalized by the Government as deemed fit.

Payment to Contractors will be done by the DDO but the certificate will be issued by the Head of Department/Chief Engineer, Additional Chief Engineer, Superintending Engineer or Executive Engineer according to the financial powers delegated to them. Work ordering authority certification is mandatory, and no counter signature shall be entertained, although for recording and billing the help of subordinate officers may be taken.

The following particulars are to be entered in WRB: 1. Name of work: 2. Name of Contractor: 3. Work order No. & date: 4. Chargeable Head of Account.

5. Date of commencement of work.

6. Date of measurement.

7. Date of completion.

8. Bill No. and bill date.

9. All counting and measurements of work and abstract of cost.

10. All recoveries of taxes, duties, royalties, security deposit.

11. Payment voucher No. & date.

12. Cheque No. and date of paid amount.

13. Accountant signature.

14. Executive Engineer/DDO signature.

15. Contractor signature acknowledging payment receipt.

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Estimated Validity Qty Earnest Cost Place Cost of of money of of Work completion deposit to be tender Work of work submitted set (in Rs) (in Rs) 1 Supply of construction material for 9,85,970 03 01 19,720 500/- Sarli renovation of existing repairable months Post building (Old Officer mess) taken over 54th from Assam Rifle and c/o 02 nos toilet Bn and 02 nos bathroom (new) for Mahila ITBP th platoon at Sarli post of 54 Bn ITBP (SH : Supply material) Other Details Critical dates Date of online publication 30/05/2016 (10:00 Hrs) Document download start date 30/05/2016 (12:00 Hrs) Document download end date 23/06/2016 (15:00 Hrs) Bid submission start date 31/05/2016 (09:00 Hrs) Bid submission end date 23/06/2016 (17:00 Hrs) Physical submission of earnest money deposit/ 23/06/2016 (17:00 Hrs) bid money and cost of tender document Date and time of opening of Technical bid 24/06/2016 (10:00 Hrs) Date and time of opening of Financial bid 27/06/2016 (10:00 Hrs) Depositing of cost of tender form Cost of tender form shall be in the form of D.D in favour of Commandant 54th BN ITB Police Address for communication Commandant 54 th BN ITB Police, Hapoli, Ziro (A.P) Note :1) All details regarding the subject tender are available on our website www.itbp.gov.in & www.eprocure gov.in/cppp/any change/modification in tender enquiry will be intimated through our website only, bidders are therefore requested to visit our website regulary to keep themselves updated.

2) For submission of e-bids bidders are required to get themselves Govt. approved valid registration trading firm with TIN & Pan card and other necessary document as per CPWD Manual.

3) Any queries relating to the process of online bid submission or queries relating to CPP Portal in general may be directed to the 24x7 CPP portal helpdesk on toll free no. 18002337315.

4) Earnest money in the form of receipt challan/deposit call receipt of a schedule bank/fixed receipt of a schedule bank/demand draft/bankers cheque of a schedule bank issued in favor of commandant 54th Bn ITBP Hapoli, Ziro and should be deposited on or before the date of physical submission mentioned above.

5) Cost of tender free will be submitted in the form of bank draft/banker cheque issued in favor commandant 54th BN ITBPF Hapoli Ziro on or before the date of physical submission mentioned above.

6) ITBP will not be responsible in case of failure of server during uploading of bids.

7) Competent authority reserves the right to cancel any or all render without assigning any reason.

Commandant (CCD) 54th BN ITBPF davp 19112/11/0086/1617 For and behalf of the President of India

specifications and rates of materials, abstract of cost bills are prepared out of WRB records which may adopt bill form No. 24 for first and final payment, form No. 26 for running account payment and form No. 28 for hand receipt payment taking into account only abstract of cost in three or more copies, one original copy for Accountant General, one office copy, with one spare copy.

Bill Register particulars are serial number, name of work, name of Contractor, chargeable Head of Account, bill amount, recoveries or deductions, net payment amount, voucher No., cheque No. and date, Accountant’s signature, Contractor’s signature with dates.

After payment to contractor is done the bill copy become’s voucher.

Payment is recorded simultaneously in both cash book and bill body with the following particulars in cash book columns: Column 1 - Serial No. and date (called voucher number) Column 2 - Name of work Column 3 - Chargeable Head of Account Column 4 - Name of contractor Column 5 - Gross bill amount in figures and words.

Column 6 - All permissible deductions in figures and words.

Column 7 - Net payable amount in figures and words.

Column 8 - Signature of Accountant with date Column 9 - Signature of D.D.O. with date.

Column 10 - Cheque No. & date Column 11 - Contractor’s signature acknowledging receipt of payment All deductions are remitted to the respective Head of Account through Treasury challans, and a copy each of the treasury challan is sent to Head of Department, Accountant General Nagaland and office copy. The Deposit Register keeps the record of Contractor’s security deposit or any deposit work/ deduction for taxes/duties which are released after terms & conditions are fulfilled.

Stock Account: All construction materials purchased against stock under suspense head for Maintenance of Public Work Advance (MPWA) are reported monthly to the Head of Department and Superintending Engineers in hard copy showing total balance inherited from previous month, total receipts during the month, total issues during the month and balance left. Every year in the month of September physical verification of all items in stock are to be made by the concerned Superintending Engineer where both quantity of materials and their corresponding values at stock issue rates are evaluated and reported to the Head of Department in hard copy. To the Accountant General Nagaland only money value of stock debit, credit and balance in stock are reported through monthly accounts including tools and plant account. Transfer of stock from one divisional store to another divisional store according to project requirement will be done by the Head of Department, but issue of stock materials to project work will be done by the Superintending Engineer and Executive Engineer within financial delegated powers as per prevailing Government orders.

Materials at site account: Construction materials which are purchased directly charging to the works/ project as well as indented from stock for projects are taken into site account and used till project works are completed. Monthly Site Account Statements are reported by S.D.O. to E.E. & S.E. only, and any surplus materials are returned to stock through transfer entry form.

Disposable Materials: Disposable, inconsumable, expired materials and outlived tools & plants are reported to the Head of the Department through Survey Report showing date of purchase and depreciated value at Government approved formulae for disposal after Government approval.

Schedule of Rates: The Schedule of Rates are updated from time to time depending on the effect of market forces on the cost of materials. District wise Schedule of Rates are available for general use in cost estimate of any work, although some projects may need unit cost analysis of construction materials to arrive at a more accurate cost. The procedure for analysis of unit cost should adopt standard accepted formula after proper market survey to ascertain average firm unit cost of material at the time of preparation of cost analysis.

COVER PAGE SERIAL NO. ___________ GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND WORK RECORDING BOOK Issue to Mr/Mrs/Ms : ____________________________ Designation : ____________________________ Date of issue: ____________________________ Seal & Signature of receiving officer ____________________________ Issue by Mr/Mrs/Ms : ____________________________ Executive Engineer _______________________ Division Date of issue : ____________________________ Seal & Signature of issuing authority: __________________________ Certify that all recording of dimensions, counting of items, quantity of materials, itemwise cost and abstract of cost entered by me are according to the work order and agreement terms, conditions and specifications which are correct to the best of my conscience and knowledge. I understand that I am responsible for any error committed resulting material or financial loss to the Government due to negligence, and I am liable to be penalized by the Government as deemed fit.

Oath by certifying Officer Chapter – 6 Preservation of Documents A. All Times: 1. Post creation orders.

2. Agreement which has no time limit.

3. Government memorandum effecting all times.

4. Government land, building records.

5. Detail Project Reports of all important projects till design period is reached and subsequently expiry notice is published in appropriate media.

B. Fifty Years: 1 Aquittance Rolls 2. Quarterly disposition returns of establishment 3. Work Recording Books C. Thirty Five Years: 1. Cash Book 2. September year ending stock, T&P account 3. Attendance Register 4. Receipt and Issue Register 5. Peon Book 6. Payment vouchers D. Twenty Years: All documents related to financial transactions, establishment, project registers. ( Temjen Toy ) Commissioner & Secretary to the Government of Nagaland.

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of the report, alleging they only want votes. He also demanded registration of cow slaughter case against Akhlaq’s family.

He said the report has put UP government, opposition parties at the Centre and a section of media in a spot.

“They are mum on this report. The innocent Hindus arrested in the matter should be immediately released and a case of cow slaughter be registered against Akhlaq’s family,” he said in Gorakhpur. “I also demand that the state government should withdraw all facilities given to his (Akhlaq’s) family,” he said, adding the report has “exposed” those who questioned the Hindu community and the Modi government and who led the intolerance debate that had raged for months.

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LUCKNOW/NOIDA, JUN 1 (PTI): The Dadri lynching sparked fresh political sparring Wednesday over a forensic report on a meat sample that led to the attack with BJP leaders from Uttar Pradesh targeting the ruling SP after Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav questioned its authenticity.

With a clarity from where exactly the meat sample was found yet to emerge, a report prepared by a forensic lab in Mathura concluded that it was beef, eight months after the attack set off a fierce debate over intolerance and political slugfest.

The meat was said to have been found in a garbage dump outside the victim’s house while some reports said it was recovered from the freezer inside.

The finding was in contrast to the preliminary report of an enquiry by the Uttar Pradesh Veterinary department which said the meat over which Mohammad Akhlaq, 52, was lynched on September 28 last in Dadri on rumours that his family stored and ate beef was mutton of ‘goat progeny’.

With UP headed for a crucial assembly polls next year, BJP MP Yogi Adityanath hit out at the Samajwadi Party(SP) for questioning the authenticity

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Vol. XXVI NO. 174 Dimapur, thursday, June 2, 2016

Same difference again

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fter the poor performance of the party in the recent assembly elections, some senior leaders cannot be faulted for demanding that Rahul Gandhi should be anointed to lead the Congress from the front and he should act in more decisive manner in dealing with organisational issues paralysing the party. The grand old party seems continues to be in ICU ever since it’s worst ever performance in 2014 Lok Sabha Elections and media suggests it survives in the Rajya Sabha only. No honest attempt was made to do DNA and take corrective measures. Several exCongress leaders including former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Vijay Bahuguna and Arunachal Chief Minister Kalikho Pu have lamented that they had no other alternative but to leave the party after failing to meet the number one number two in the organisation after waiting for months. There are other senior leaders who are still waiting for meeting with their high command. Is this scenario congenial for the party? Another allegation what is made is that the so-called senior and manipulative leaders who have never been successful in winning elections are accommodated in the Rajya Sabha and given important assignments.

Yes, introspection is needed and corrective surgery, even if it required amputation for removing important limbs should be undertaken. It is not in national interest that the Congress should stand behind a hotchpotch combination of ideologically desperate regional groupings. The grand old party should be given a new lease of life to Congress should be developed into a well structured party comprising a galaxy of leaders with unquestionable antecedents. It must have thought twice before antagonising a powerful satrap like Mamata Banerjee in Bengal to grab the hand of a political outfit whose ideology have become irrelevant across the globe including Russia and China which abandoned communism long ago. Its past leaders including Rajiv Gandhi are synonymous with progressive ideas and values. But now, for a few seats the party does not hesitate to join hands with regressive forces. Such a policy is not only short sighted but also not in national interest. With the crescendo of voices for Rahul’s final anointing as president of the AICC; there are mixed opinions about the Gandhi scion’s ability to provide the inspiration and leadership to a party that has been on the decline. Rahul was appointed general secretary in 2007 (and no ordinary one too; considering the fact that he was the de facto heir apparent to Sonia).His goal to revive and democratise the NSUI and Youth Congress could hardly make much impact with his penchant for holding interactions with select groups of youth along with his coterie or having tea or food in houses of dalits or tribals etc. Other lesser mortals would have been literally tossed by the wayside but not Rahul. He was again anointed as party vice president in 2013 and expectations that he would help the party retain power in 2014.

Instead, the Congress faced a shattering humiliating defeated when its tally plummeted from 206 to a double-digit 44 in the Lok Sabha. At a postelection press meet and with a sheepish grin, Rahul said his party “did pretty badly.” Despite a proven inability, Rahul is again to be anointed as president of the party. It remains to be seen if he can prove to be different or simply the same difference with another designation.

DailyDevotion The Staggering Question He said to me, “Son of man, can these bones live?”

—Ezekiel 37:3 Can a sinner be turned into a saint? Can a twisted life be made right? There is only one appropriate answer— “O Lord God, You know” (Ezekiel 37:3). Never forge ahead with your religious common sense and say, “Oh, yes, with just a little more Bible reading, devotional time, and prayer, I see how it can be done.”

It is much easier to do something than to trust in God; we see the activity and mistake panic for inspiration. That is why we see so few fellow workers with God, yet so many people working for God. We would much rather work for God than believe in Him. Do I really believe that God will do in me what I cannot do? The degree of hopelessness I have for others comes from never realizing that God has done anything for me. Is my own personal experience such a wonderful realization of God’s power and might that I can never have a sense of hopelessness for anyone else I see? Has any spiritual work been accomplished in me at all? The degree of panic activity in my life is equal to the degree of my lack of personal spiritual experience.

“Behold, O My people, I will open your graves…” (Ezekiel 37:12). When God wants to show you what human nature is like separated from Himself, He shows it to you in yourself. If the Spirit of God has ever given you a vision of what you are apart from the grace of God (and He will only do this when His Spirit is at work in you), then you know that in reality there is no criminal half as bad as you yourself could be without His grace. My “grave” has been opened by God and “I know that in me (that is, in my flesh) nothing good dwells” (Romans 7:18). God’s Spirit continually reveals to His children what human nature is like apart from His grace.

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It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society. ~ Krishnamurti

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was on my way to Peshawar from Rawalpindi to meet Wali Khan, son of Frontier Gandhi, Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan. At Abottabad, where I stopped for a cup of tea, the radio was broadcasting a BBC report that Sikh security guards had shot Prime Minister Indira Gandhi dead. There was no question of my proceeding further. I rushed back to Lahore but by then the flight to Delhi had left. Ironically, a London-based Sikh organization at Lahore had arranged that day a meeting to raise the demand for Khalistan. When I landed at Palam the following day, the airport wore a deserted look. Two Sikh officers at the immigration counter stood aside. I heard someone saying at the counter that security would have to be arranged to take the Sikh employees safe home. I was bewildered and could not make a head or tail out of what was going on. A Hindu officer at the counter explained that there had been a massacre of Sikhs at Delhi. It had never occurred to me that

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Idea of India at peril

the Hindus could kill the Sikhs who, according to the constitution, were Hindus. That apart, marriages between the Hindus and Sikhs were common till a few years ago. My mother was from a Sikh family. When I came out of Palam, I saw a heap of ashes. The taxi driver told me that a Sikh had been burnt alive earlier in the day.

Many years later, when I was the Rajya Sabha member, I raised the question of 1984 anti-Sikh riots and wanted appointment of a high-powered commission to probe the entire happening. L.K. Advani supported me. Justice G.T. Nanavati, who had probed the Gujarat killings, was appointed to head the commission. In an otherwise fair report that he submitted to the government, Justice Nanavati had evaded naming the person behind the anti-Sikh riots. When I met him later to complain that he did not name the person, he shrugged his shoulders and said that everybody knew who were behind the riots. This is true, but if he had named them in

his report, it would have made had started speaking the truth. all the difference. The head of According to the two judges, a Special Investigation Team P.B. Sawant, who was on the (SIT), R.K. Raghvan, probing Supreme Court bench, and Jus10 cases following instructions tice H. Suresh of the Bombay from the Supreme Court, al- High Court, Pandya told them lowed his ideology to have that the chief minister had dithe better rected the police of him, alto give Hindus a Kuldip Nayar though he free hand to vent had been an outstanding police their anger during the riots. officer. Even the court has Both judges were members of not commented on Narendra the People’s Tribunal which Modi, then chief minister of held Modi guilty. That there is Gujarat, although it had all the not a single FIR filed against details before it. By sending to the chief minister is not a plus the trial court the case of for- point. He had created so much mer Congress MP, Eshan Jafri, fear in the minds of the victims who along with 69 people were that they dared not to go to burnt or butchered alive at the the police station, hardly safe Gulburga Society in Ahmeda- for Muslims at that time. To bad, the Supreme Court had incite people Modi also had only passed on the buck. This is arranged to parade through the same Supreme Court which Ahmedabad streets the 49 commented on Modi: Nero bodies of kar sevaks who had was fiddling when Rome was been burnt alive on a train at burning. The sort of report the Godhara while returning from SIT has submitted can be made a pilgrimage. This had terrible out from the evidence of two repercussions. Even today, retired judges it had ignored. Muslims in Gujarat generally Both had interviewed the then confine themselves to their Home Minister, Haren Pandya, localities fearing that they who was murdered because he may be attacked. They have

not forgotten how 2000 from their community were killed and how several thousands were ousted from their homes and lands. Some Muslims have tried to return, but have found that they are not welcome to their places where they and their forefathers had lived for ages. True, the horror of Gujarat had shaken the nation. Yet, no amount of condemnation by the public and the media has made Modi relent, much less force him to apologise. He had refused to say sorry and had gone about arranging the humbug of sadbhavana (goodwill) sittings at big cities of the state. Modi had a lot to hide.

Specific instances of murders, when reconstructed or proved, pinpoint to the state’s plot for ethnic cleansing. Brave police officers like Sanjay Bhatt have told the truth, even at the risk of annoying Modi who had unleashed his repressive, onesided administration against Bhatt. He is suffering alone and even the Gujarat High Court has not come to his aid. Still Bhatt had said in an

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Formative stages of education deserves due importance

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he Old saying “Well begun is half done” still holds true in the modern high tech world. The Present lawlessness society is directly or indirectly a reflection of defective educational system of formative stages. In India Primary Education is also popularly called as Elementary Education. Dr A.P.J Abdul Kalam former President of India says “India’s future depends on Quality of Primary Education”.

Elementary Education forms the foundation of the Child’s learning. It can be compared to the first stride that a Person takes in life. Elementary Education forms the foundation for gaining basic knowledge without which the dream of children will become impossible. It is the most crucial step that children take in their educational career since it shape them into learner, thinkers and social beings. The skills, attitudes and knowledge that children gain in elementary school provide a foundation for success in the future. The future of society depends on the standard of primary education because it is the foundation for the formal education and shapes a Person into an effective member of the society. Children are the hope and the vital resources of the nation.

When South Korea started her journey as Nation state, she was very poor however after investing in education especially in Primary sector, She become a developed economy. Today South Korea has a G.D.P per capita of over 25,000 dollar, back in 1950 it was in poor country with no basic amenities. Now we use Samsung, we drive Hyundai, etc, all are the products of South Korea as She gave due importance to her Primary Education. Secondary education is

Striving for the best

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he Lotha regional council under NNC parent body wish to state once again after five years that expelled Kiumukum from Parent Body on ground of cheating and misused of fund provided by other allied Group still creating confusion, hatred and division in UT-1 area as he does not have any base anywhere but to collect general public and business communities’ money in Dimapur and Kohima in the name of NNC N/A.. Kiumukum’s government democratic....is to collect common peoples’ money for his comfort, that’s all. We the Lotha regional council senior members have seen enough about this morally loose person doing nothing for the Naga people except collection of money.

This morally loose person is only creating division of enmity in the society and no other politics of betterment in the homeland. Therefore everyone called NNC members must discard him for good of the society as he knows nothing about Naga politics and this is for best interest of Naga freedom.

The Lotha regional council in particular and other members of NNC parent body stand solidly behind the leadership of Z. Royim Yimchungrii and V.Nagi the acting president and the general secretary respectively of the NNC parent body as they are committed and dedicated leaders for Naga freedom striving for the best of peace and unity of Naga people in the homeland and for the very salvation of Naga freedom which are well known to the outside world and the Naga people in the homeland.

We the Lotha regional council bless the leadership and pray to God for wisdom, strength, guidance and endurance at this crisis in the homeland. God bless Nagaland.

Yilow Humtsoe, President, Lotha Regional Council, NNC Parent Body

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the education of the adolescent- the most stormy, yet most formative years of human life. Building on the childhood, human beings graduate to adulthood through adolescent as productive members of the society.

Thus development of a society, or a state or a nation is inseparable from the education of adolescent. It provides the largest single educated through unskilled man Power to all sectors of economy. Hence, Secondary education has the single most significance to National development. Higher education that guards the development of frontiers of our nation stands on the shoulder of secondary education. It forms as connecting link between the lower & higher education in the educational structure for which special attention has to be given to this crucial stage of education.

Presently, the department of School Education has 294 GHS, 626 GHS and 1150 GPS altogether 2070 school under Secondary, Elementary & Primary sectors.

On account of its vastness, proper monitoring and supervision could not be carried out and failure of monitoring and supervision mechanism leads to poor results and quality is suffered in the formative stages. As a result, the system is getting deteriorated in the concerned levels which is clearly visible by all the stake holders Education.

In order to revive, rejuvenate and to being qualitative improvement in the formative stage of education one has to go back to the root and revisited the areas of where it has gone wrong. Thus by creating a separate set up for each stage, special attention may be given to the defective sections for its overall quality improvement which is declining in

the foundational stages. Hence, segregation of department into separate establishments by allowing respective segments to look after its own affair is the need of hour. Therefore, we a view to improve & revamp the formative stage of Education the Association has been demanding for bifurcation of Secondary/Elementary from the higher Secondary so as to Promote smooth functioning & efficient management of the department towards Quality & systematic Education in the State.

Bifurcation is a Continuous Process and the time has come for Education department to bifurcate it into different segments for better management & for better results.

Assam, the mother state for all other north east states has a separate set up for Directorate of Elementary Education, separate establishments for Secondary & Higher Secondary Education respectively for which the department of School Education of Assam is functioning smoothly.

Since Govt. is given due importance to the development & improvement of higher education, HSSLC results in all the 3-streams are encouraging which deserves due recognition from all the stake holding agencies. In the same way, the Welfare Govt. should give the same importance to the formative levels of education by Creating separate set up for each establishment to look after its own affair. As secondary/ elementary education forms the foundation and the major components of the department, it deserves due importance from the Govt.

Ponchulo Wanth, President and Temjenyapang Treasurer ANSTA

affidavit that Modi instructed his officers to let Hindus vent their anger on Muslims. In the case of Sikhs, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress president Sonia Gandhi have offered their apologies for the 1984 riots. Modi and his party, BJP, have not done even that. Now that he is the Prime Minister, he should have had the grace to apologise for what he had reportedly done in 2002 when he was the chief minister of Gujarat. Why there is so much umbrage against the anti-Muslim and anti-Sikh riots even after years of their occurrence is not yet understood either by the BJP in the first case of Gujarat or by the Congress in the second case of Sikhs. The reason is that there is practically no action against those people who had soiled their hands with blood.

The BJP had saved them in Gujarat and the Congress did so in Delhi and elsewhere. Still worse, both parties do their best to protect the administrations which had planned and executed these riots.

For peace and freedom in the region

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he NNC parent body have to state again that Indian leaders in Delhi were and are all timid and afraid of their Armed Forces since whoever are in Government cannot exercise their political power in speaking out the truth about excesses committed by the Armed Forces under AFSPA of 1958. And failed to repeal this black law even though recommended by their constituted commission, human right organizations and the United Nations body but they ever complied to their Forces of draconian law of Armed Forces rule in the North East region especially in Nagaland from 1958 till date to suppress and oppress Naga people in particular of their inalienable right to freedom and the North East people of their political rights. And these are all inhuman and barbaric way of dealing with human problem for the last more than 60 long years being the largest democracy in the world.

Regarding the defense minister of India Manohar Parrikar who said that without the law of AFSPA of 1958,the Armed Forces cannot go to civilian areas was indeed a lie as their Forces are well stationed in the best area/places of city, town, and even villages in the Northeast region. Their forces are well stationed in the very heart of all these above mentioned places with immunity creating fear psychosis to the people and carrying out their very policy since 1958 who were and are suppose to station in the border areas are in fact stationed in public and populated places in the region this far. These are all policy of political suppression and oppression of the peoples’ right for freedom.

The Northeast people and the Naga people in particular suffered the most under this black law of the Indian Government for the last 58 years in the hand of their Armed Forces.

The NNC once again earnestly appeal to the people of the world to condemn and be done away with this draconian law of GoI for peace and freedom to prevail in the region.

Information & Publicity Wing, Naga National Council

Rejoinder to minister education

e said “Bifurcation is against the interest of the students.” He did not justify his statement as he does not know classroom situation.

Whereas the associations say it is in the interest of the students as rooms of high school section were reduced for want of rooms for higher secondary accommodation. Moreover, as the two sections has different pattern of class running the two disturb one another.

There is tussle in the schools between the two sections for which secondary section teachers are gradually losing their interest which will have far reaching impact upon the students as there is no peaceful environment in the School.

The demand is purely in the interest of students and the teachers. Let him justify why it is against the interest of the students as a statement does not end in itself.

The demand is against the composite school policy: He proposes to form composite school for class 10 and below as many schools are not having enough students. The bifurcation demanded is for elementary-secondary (1-10) from higher secondary. As the classes from 1-10 is of the same class running system with the same academic session, composite policy is not disturbed provided the village communities have accepted the policy.

The composite problem is only between higher secondary and secondary as they have separate academic session an the system of running classes.

The demand will be a wasteful expenditure: We have provided an expenditure free bifurcation notification model on the request of the commissioner & secretary initially. As committed by us to wait for the government in respect of separate infrastructure and appointment of ministerial staff for higher secondary establishments in the state, we will stand by our commitment.

Everyone should fit into the system and not system in us: the system is manmade and is wrong so it is not possible to accept the system and for which bifurcation is being demanded since secondary section officers and teachers are discontented and the problem has been prolonged right from the inception of higher secondary upgradation.

Should Exhaust all options before

launching agitation: Milder approach as in the form of assignment distribution was demanded but not done properly which was lopsided and too bias as per the notification dated 15 th February 2016. Again we demanded for rectification, however turned to a deaf ear on the request. Hence the situation was made to ripe faster.

Bifurcation issue need to study properly: We have studied minutely about its feasibility and demanded accordingly. However parochial attitude on his part is the problem to concede to any demand as it is. Hence we are compelled to stick to what is demanded till Notification is issued as we have no trust of any commitment now and have no second option. What ever he offers such as cadre review, post upgradation, graduate scale for primary graduate teachers and son on are not going to happen in his tenure as minister, as experience shows so far which are talked about from the beginning he assumed office. Be sure that no promise is so far fulfilled.

Different false promises to different associations: To divide and rule the department different promises were given to different groups and believing which the groups withdrew from ANSTA however not fulfilled as he failed to understand the practical aspect. The funniest promise being announced was on 2014 teachers ‘day where he promised to give maths and science teachers to private schools.

Now he is playing against the two associations (ANSTA & NSSFOF) with other associations as his tool. His divide and rule policy for which ANSTA was fragmented will go down to the annals of ANSTA history. Other associations final journey except NGHSSEA is to ANSTA only in future. NGHSSEA is playing a dirty game against ANSTA & NSSFOF like a mandatory clause in their service rules.

One side talked about excess number of teachers on the other side teacher post advertisement: On the public platforms he talked about excess teachers even upto the tune of 5500 on the other hand advertised teacher posts district wise in 2015. Was it not contradicted.

About poor result: He talked about poor result in Govt. schools but number of nil school increases in his

regime as he converted over 150 posts of graduate teacher into post graduate posts for higher secondary schools he upgraded without any replacement and many rural school s were badly affected by this policy. this was followed by freezing of posts after retirement in all schools. (means appointment was stopped against retirement vacancies in all schools except for some cases for himself and his friends).

Critical about randomly establishing schools: He was critical about the practice of randomly establishing Schools in Nagaland. Whose creation is this? Without his approval? Govt. schools can not be created by association or community without government approval either PAB at Delhi or state government. He spoke as if it was created by associations or the Village communities.

Who is responsible for all the multiple problems in the Department?: All these are the creation of the government. The association has no power to touch these files and only when wrong policies were formulated or wrong actions were taken which come to our notice we submit representations however representations were never addressed in time and in proper manner hence accumulated to

this magnitude.

The latest problem created was the promotion of two headmasters outside the legal seniority list in the month of may itself testing our patience: The seniority list no.29 and 129 were promoted to SDEO, might be under blindfolded. Otherwise promotion is considered by checking the specific position in seniority. If this is not cancelled another issued is left with him. This way problem are created.

Slowly and gradually all will come out for public consumption now as we confront.

Many vacancies but no promotion: Promotion is so stagnant for secondary section but vacancies were not filled up and many retired with heavy heart without getting their due shares of promotion. What a pity. This itself he made a reference in the past saying, “if that was the situation; how they can become a contributing senior citizen after retirement”. However nothing was done so far and the officers continue to retire without getting their due shares of promotion.

Meshu-u Hozoyeh, Convenor NSSFOF; Visato Koso General Secretary ANSTA; Kevitisanuo Luho Secretary NSSFOF and Visasielie Suhu Convenor, Core Committee ANSTA

Reader’s Post

Be judicious in any appointment Sir,

From various tribes and villages there has always been first time achievers and this is a continuing trend. There are many accomplished people in the Lotha community, all hailing from various villages. It is indeed a joy for Longsa village which has seen many achievers in the past to be blessed again with new achievers. Longsa village has recently been blessed with the first DC from Longsa in the person of Zarenthung Ezung, first field secretary Lotha Baptist Association Vankhosung Mission Compound, Nyanchumo Lotha and Rev Father Lucas Mhonchan, the first priest from Catholic community of Longsa village.

I would like to caution these achievers to be judicious in their recent appointments for their good works will reflect on the village itself. It is essential for administrators (in any field) to cultivate the good points, such as punishing the wicked, rewarding the good, impartial judgement, protection of the dependents and to fill up the treasury for the right cause. May God bless them all abundantly.

Rikhyo Kikon Lotha, Octogenarian Pensioner NCS

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.

PM releases first National Disaster Management Plan

NEW DELHI, JUNE 1 (AGENCIES): The plan, which aims to make India disaster resilient and reduce loss of lives, covers all phases of disaster management Prevention, Mitigation, Response and Recovery.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today released the National Disaster Management Plan (NDMP).

This is the first ever national plan prepared in the country.

The plan aims to make India disaster resilient and reduce loss of lives.

The plan is based on the four priority themes of the “Sendai Framework,� namely: understanding disaster risk, improving disaster risk governance, investing

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in disaster risk reduction (through structural and nonstructural measures) and disaster preparedness, early warning and building back better in the aftermath of a disaster.

The plan covers all phases of disaster management: Prevention, Mitigation, Response and Recovery. It provides for horizontal and vertical integration among all the agencies and departments of the Government.

The plan also spells out the roles and responsibilities of all levels of Government right up to Panchayat and Urban local body level in a matrix format. The plan has a regional approach, which will be beneficial not only for

disaster management but also for development planning.

It is designed in such a way that it can be implemented in a scalable manner in all phases of disaster management. It also identifies major activities such as early warning, information dissemination, medical care, fuel, transportation, search and rescue, evacuation, etc. to serve as a checklist for agencies responding to a disaster.

It also provides a generalised framework for recovery and offers flexibility to assess a situation and build back better. To prepare communities to cope with disasters, it emphasises on a greater need for Information, Education and Communication activities.

Ammunition depot fire toll climbs to 19

Pulgaon (Maha) June 1 (PTI): Three more bodies were today recovered from the site of the fire mishap at the Central Ammunition Depot at Pulgaon in Maharashtra, taking the death toll to 19.�Three bodies charred beyond recognition have been recovered from the accident site today,� Defence sources said. All the three belonged to Defence Security Corps, the sources added.

Seventeen persons including a senior CAD official were yesterday rushed to the Acharya Vinoba Bhave Rural Hospital in Sawangi Meghe as they sustained injuries in the blaze that broke out at one of Asia’s biggest ammunition depot, which houses the largest stockpile of weapons in the country. Three of the injured were airlifted to Army

Hospital in Pune today, a hospital spokesperson said.

They include Deputy Commandant of the CAD, Col Ganendra Singh and two other officers-- Sharad Yadav and Jagdish Chandra.

Yadav has suffered some injuries on his face and arm caused by flying splinters and Chandra suffered burn injuries, the spokesperson told PTI. Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar along with Army Chief General Dalbir Singh had visited the hospital yesterday after inspecting the fire site. The Army has instituted an inquiry into the incident.

Parrikar had said that there was no sabotage involved in the fire at the ammunition depot but the exact cause would be known only after inquiry.

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P.O. Box 29, Bank Colony, Dimapur 797 112 Nagaland.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NAGALAND KOHIMA : 797004

NOTIFICATION Dated Kohima, the 1st June, 2016 No.DTE/ESTT-2/2/2016-17///. in pursuance to Government approval No. HTE/ TE/1-25/05 (VOL-I) dated 1st June, 2016 and the ordinance promulgated by the Central government on 24.05.2016 on conduct of National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET), the State of Nagaland shall conduct its own entrance examination for admission to MBBS and BDS courses.

In this regard, the State of Nagaland will conduct Nagaland State Entrance Examination (NSEE-II) 2016 for selection of candidates to fill up state reserved seats in MBBS and BDS courses for the session 2016-17.

NSEE 2016 conducted on 12th May 2016 will be treated as NSEE-I, the results of which will be considered for selection of Agri. and Allied courses and paramedical courses.

It is therefore notified to all concern that NBSE will conduct NSEE-II for selection to MBBS and BDS only. The exam will be conducted during the first week of July. The detail examination programme will be published by NBSE, Nagaland in due course of time.

Application form will be available free of cost in the office of the undersigned from 3rd to 20th June 2016. Forms will be accepted by hand only.

(Er. Arjun Singh) Director DC-1330

ADMISSION OPEN

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Entrepreneurs Associates is seeking for applications for an Assistant Accountant to be posted at its head ofďŹ ce in Kohima. Minimum QualiďŹ cation of Graduate degree required.

Candidates with prior work experience in relevant ďŹ eld will be given preference.

If you are looking for a role in a productive team where you can make a real difference, submit your application with CV at eanagaland.hr@gmail.com or the Head Office, Next to traffic police point, PWD Junction, Kohima, Nagaland. 797001.

For further details you may contact 8131091105.

Last date of submission : 6th, June 2016.

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LAND FOR SALE Near St. Antonio School at Tenyiphe I Village, Approach road touched West, North Total Area 25400 sq. ft Rs. 200/- per sq. ft Contact : 9615018737 No Brokers DP-2801

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Near Hollohon (B.O.C) Area : 8928 (sq. ft)

324, Fellowship Colony, Dimapur

Ph : 9612983603

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SUMO DAILY SERVICE KOHIMA TO KIPHIRE Start from 6 June, 2016 th

Kohima : Kupük Counter, Near NSF Martyr’s Park Contact : 9402489628 / 9856728272

Kiphire : Network Counter, Bazar Ward

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Kms Run 40590 Colour : Rocky Beige Price : Rs. 5.3 lakhs

1. BOLERO SLX 2. EECO 3. OMNI VAN 4. ALTO 800 LXI 5. ALTO 800 LXI 6. ALTO 800 LXI 7. ALTO 800 STD 8. ALTO 800 STD 9. ALTO 800 STD 10.ALTO 800 STD 11.ALTO 800 STD 12. ALTO STD 13. Alto STD 14. Alto LX

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Contact No : 9856586925 9774172971 FOURSQUARE MOTORS near G.H.S.S Gate, Half Nagarjan, Dimapur : Nagaland

Across 7 Art or love, it is material for an opera (2,9) 8 Play in small village (6) 9 Money spent on proscribed amateur (6) 10 Composer making connection in Georgia (6) 12 Fan out to see ranch (6) 13 Sheep heard in tree? (3) 14 Strike-leader makes fun of shifts (6) 16 Fliers remain in motion (6) 18 Drink while producing works for the theatre (6) 20 Parts of a fish used for balance (6) 22 He’d epic plan to reform furniture designer (11) Down

KAKURO

No. 1624 Yesterday’s solution No. 1623

1 Female resident of Britain (4) 2 Communist leader in last revolution (6) 3 Graphically describes harbour lights? (8) 4 One getting a turn on stage in Othello (4) 5 Builder’s requisite - a bit of mustard or salt (6) 6 In parts see a part apart (8) 11 Rhyme about milk and rice (8) 12 Actress Gloria comes to Gateshead to make final appearance (4,4) 15 Entered for a mince pie?

(4,2) 17 Artist has a turn to speak on Scottish isle (6) 19 Fools pass out (4) 21 Regular on the day before the first of November (4)

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MODERN DRIVING CENTER Govt. recognized

Driving School Kohima

Fees Affordable

ADMISSION GOING ON

A-ONE DRIVING CORNER

D.C. Court Junction Ph : 8132908305 8257835961 DP-2706

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Theological Admissions on For Accredited Residential Programs of CTh (Cl. VIII), Dip Th (Cl. X), B Th (Cl. X+2) & M Div (Any Secular Bachelor, Master, Dr. or B Th). Contact: Principal / Dean of Academics (8974415923 / 9615752834), or Registrar (9615517219), Amazing Grace Theological Seminary (AGTS), Seithekema- A, Dimapur, Nagaland.

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Interested vendors kindly contact : 9612620249/8575394092

SC-4, SUPER MARKET, DIMAPUR

Permitted by Govt. of Assam Affiliated to Dibrugarh University

Admission Going On

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

THREADS BOUTIQUE

PARAMEDICAL ADMISSION

Ph : 8416089458

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Starts @ 9999/-

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FOR SALE GYPSY (Hard Top)

1. Bolero GLX (4X4) 2. SX4 ZXi 2008 3. Alto Lxi 2007 4. Wagon-R Lxi 2007 5. Wagon-R Lxi 2010

LAND FOR SALE

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Alto LX Price : 1.80 (Nego) Year - 2009 Dec. Reg. NL-01 Alto LXI Price : 1.60 (Nego) Year - 2007 Reg. NL-07 Contact : 9856126252

FOR SALE

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

FOR SALE

Model 2013 June Kms 40290 Colour White Price : Rs. 4.6 lakhs Contact No : 9436205678 03862-225016 DP-2788

Colour : white Model : 2011 (Euro III) Kohima Regd.

In brand New condition Price: 3,90,000/Contact : 09612347080

at Lengrijan Road Touched

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Price - 180 sq. ft.

Near C-Edge College Naga United Village Contact : 9612961266

Bolero Slx NL07 with IND

Contact : 7085752415

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2½ Puras attached Fishery

Model : 1998 Euro-I Price : 1.5 lakhs (Nego)

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FOR URGENT SALE

at EKRANI VILLAGE 1. 12,000 sq. ft. @ rs. 110 per sq. ft.

2. 10,000 sq. ft. @ Rs. 130 per sq. ft.

Contact : 9615943721

Call : 8974149169

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

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Price : 4.30Ik Negotiable

Land for Sale at Diezephe Village Rs. 20/- per sq. ft.

Contact : 9436017088

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50 x 50 Rs. 390000/Contact : 8794324453

Price : 3.90 (Nego)

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MUMBAI, JUN 1 (PTI): Continuing its fall for the third straight day, the rupee declined sharply against the US currency ending lower by 19 paise at 67.45 amid unconfirmed reports saying that RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan might not be interested in a second term.

Strong dollar overseas and renewed capital outflows also weighed on the rupee trade. The domestic currency had opened a tad higher at 67.24 from yesterday’s closing level of 67.26 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market on bouts of dollar selling from banks and exporters.

Maintaining its solid rising momentum, it touched a fresh intra-day high of 67.1125 following a sharp rebound in local equities even encouraging macroeconomic indicators supported the early move.

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LOST NOTICE

I, Nokyok N am applying for Duplicate copy of HSLC Admit Card as I have lost it.

Name : Nokyok N F/Name : Noklem Konyak DOB : 27-03-1997 Name of School : Holy Cross School, Mon Sec. School : Mon Roll. No : 1341217 Regd : 11574 K-2057 Years : 21-05-2013

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Name : Khriezotuolie Chase F/Name : Zeneivi Chase Roll. No : AH13070199 Regd. No : 13070401 of 2013 College : Baptist College Kohima K-2043 LOST NOTICE I, Mr. Darun am applying for duplicate copy of HSLC & HSSLC Marksheet as I have lost them.

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on an upward curve seems evident,” he said. Jaitley said the Indian economy clocked 7 per cent growth rate in every quarter last fiscal despite an unsupportive global economy and two consecutive years of weak monsoon. This has been possible because of increased public spending, the performance of India’s private sector and the confidence which foreign investors reposed in India by investing the highest ever even in the slowdown years, he added.

“I’m sure Japanese investors and funds and other agencies who are looking forward for gainfully employing their resources would certainly look at the India story which offers attractive destination for investment,” the Finance Minister added.

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agriculture production, more purchasing power and rural demand.” On the growth clocked in 2015-16, Jaitley -- who is on a six-day investor wooing tour of Japan -- said, there was improvement in the agriculture as well as the services sector.

“More importantly, there is a

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GUWAHATI, JUN 1: Vivo, the premium global smartphone brand is all set to take on the smartphone market to the gateway of North Easte, Guwahati, with its Faster than Faster device Vivo V3. Recently Ranveer Singh, the leading Bollywood actor became the brand ambassador of Vivo and launched the phones in India.

Customers in Guwahati as well as across the state looking to upgrade to a faster device can now buy Vivo V3 on all retail outlets across the state at Rs. 17,980/-.

Commenting on the occasion, Vivek Zhang, CMO, Vivo India said, “We are excited to offer our latest innovation V3 to the largest and most cosmopolitan city of Northeast, Guwahati. As we continue to strengthen our operations this device will provide us the impetus in spreading our wings in Guwahati to further expand our presence in the North Eastern region.” He further added, “Our V3 devices offer ‘Faster than Faster’ unbeatable speed packed with premium features with a breakthrough innovation through faster fingerprint unlocking. Our products offer style along with performance, which is what most of the youth of the country today is looking for in a smartphone.

consumer demand and there is increased consumer spending,” he added.The GDP expansion in January-March period bettered 7.2 per cent of December quarter and helped extend the lead over China, which grew 6.7 per cent in the March quarter - the slowest in the world’s second largest economy in seven years.

Earlier speaking at a meeting organised by Japan-India Business Cooperation Committee, he said investors looking for higher returns should park funds in India’s infrastructure and manufacturing sectors.

“As growth would return to the world, consumer spending would pick up, hopefully the monsoons would be better, this trend which has been set in India itself could be improved upon. That we are

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output of refinery products, fertilisers, steel, cement and electricity. “Last two years, a number of factors were loaded against us - there was a global slowdown and we had two consecutive below normal monsoon rainfalls,” he said, adding that people are surprised how India has managed to grow at the fastest pace in the world.

Going forward, “reform process is going to continue.

Hopefully, Goods and Services Tax (GST) bill is passed (in ensuing monsoon session of Parliament), which has the potential to add to GDP growth. Also, our infrastructure and rural spending will add to that,” he said commenting on the latest GDP numbers.

On the forecast of a good monsoon this year, Jaitley said it “would mean an increase in

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TOKYO, JUN 1 (PTI): With India retaining the fastest growing large economy tag post latest GDP numbers, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Wednesday said the country is on an “upward curve” and a good monsoon, GST passage and increased infra and rural spending will further accelerate the growth. With pro-growth policies helping gross domestic product grow a faster-than-expected 7.9 per cent in January-March quarter and 7.6 per cent in the entire 2015-16 fiscal, he asserted that these are not “stray figures” and an analysis of the pattern shows inherent strength in the economy.

Also aiding was the growth in output of eight core sectors growing 8.5 per cent in April on the back of pick up in

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Date : 26/11/10

I, Shri. ABHA, resident of Signal Angami, Dimapur Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under.

1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That, I am the adopted father of Master Vikehe aged around 21 years, he has been absconding/left home since 15th November 2010.

3. That, he has been indulging in illegal social activities for around 3 (three) years and who ever deals with him shall be doing so at their own risk.

4. That, from the issue of this declaration, Master Vikehe is hereby ostracized from our family.

5. That, I made this declaration to declare that Master Vikehe is no longer a members of our family.

6. That the statements made in para 1 to 5 are true to the best of our knowledge and belief.

DECLARANT Solemnly affirmed and declared before me on this the 25th day of November 2010.

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IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M 481/16/5060-61

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 01st June' 16

Notice is hereby given that Shri. Sandemo Ngullie -Vrs- 'Unity College' through Shri. N. M. Ovung, Chairman resident of Residency Colony Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 30/6/16.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY

Name of Patta Holder : Shri. Sandemo Ngullie Village /Town Block No. : 09, Patta No. : 1037, Dag No. : 1160, Area : 00B-01K-02 Ls. (294. Sq. m). North : Raben Lotha, South : Vendee, East : Yamongo Patton, West : Robert Lotha.

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international Signals picked up from EgyptAir of June. Spindler also said he black boxes had never heard of smugglers

UN: 880 refugees killed in shipwrecks on three straight days last week. Further interviews with traumatized survivors who were brought to Italian ports prompted UNHCR to increase the estimated number of dead from those wrecks and others.

Saying UNHCR has “better figures now,” Spindler cited new estimates that about 100 people died in a shipwreck Wednesday, some 550 others died in another capsizing Thursday and a third sinking on Friday left 170 others missing and presumed dead.

UNHCR said survivors who landed in Augusta, Italy, over the weekend indicated that 47 other migrants were

missing at sea in a separate incident after a raft carrying 125 migrants deflated.

“Eight others were reported separately to have been lost overboard from another boat, and four deaths were reported after fire on aboard another,” UNHCR said.

Spindler said authorities were still trying to understand the jump in deaths, even as they know the region is moving into its high season for human trafficking.

UNHCR cited unconfirmed accounts that smugglers might be tr ying to “maximize income” before the Ramadan holy month, which begins in the first week

using such risky tactics as having one overloaded boat tow another one overflowing with hundreds of people.

Joel Millman, spokesman for the International Organization for Migration, also pointed to a new tactic used by smugglers in recent weeks.

“Traffickers and smugglers working out of Libya are using much bigger boats now, carrying as many as 750 people, where for the last 12 months, we’ve been seeing a lot of smaller rubber inflatable dinghies,” Millman said at a Geneva news conference alongside Spindler.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

India ‘running away’ from talks: Mamnoon We the Dimapur Ollo Community would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all the dignitaries and well wishers for blessing our Woraang Festival on 28th May 2016, generally as follows: 1. CL. John, Hon’ble Minister of Rural Development & Rural Employment, Poverty Alleviation, Govt. of Nagaland.

2. Yumsem Matey, President, India Sports Sangh (Regd), state of Arunachal Pradesh & Former Parliamentary Secy. WCD and Social Justice & tribal affairs and DoTCL, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh.

3. Wanggo Lowang, Chief of Laju 4. Mrs. M. Ikhrise.

5. Purana Bazar ‘B’Village Council, Dimapur 6. Wancho Community Dimapur 7. V.Horam 8. Mr. & Mrs. S. Shangnyu, Ex. MLA, Vice President NPF Central 9. N.Hodioong, ZPM, Laju Circle, Tirap District 10. K. Chang, Parliamentary Secy. Govt. of Nagaland.

11. Mr. & Mrs L. Temjen 12. Mrs. Atila 13. Mr. & Mrs M. Panger Tzuder 14. Dr. M. Ayo 15. Mrs. Cook Party 16. Deputy Commissioner of Police Zone-I Dimapur Nagaland 17. EAC Chummukidima 18. Wungram Baptist Church Dimapur.

In the name of our Lord Jesus Christ would like to beg your forgiveness if we have left out any names in the list as our sincere thanks goes with you all along with all the individual and community who have supported willingly in terms of finance, physical contribution and prayer in making the Woraang Festival of Ollo Community grant success.

Thanking one and all.

Dimapur - 797112, Nagaland e-mail : pranabananda_wc@yahoo.com

Although one year since you have left us for your destiny on 2 nd June, 2015 leaving us in bitter grief, sorrow and in tears, not a single day passes without remembering and missing you.

You are and will always be the best father of all times. Your good deeds towards us will always be a source of inspiration and our guide for posterity.

May your soul rest in eternal peace with our Lord till we meet again at His feet.

Loving Wife, daughter, son and relatives

2nd June 2015

In your lifetime you have loved and blessed us all; though it’s been a year since you have left for your heavenly home, we still miss your presence and your love that warmth our hearts. Miss you dearly.

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Loving children, grandchildren & great grandchildren

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

HSLC COACHING Contact (Capital Training Institute Affordable fees Main Town (Nagabazar Jn.) Kohima

8TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY

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Loving children, grand children & great grand children

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Through this column, we would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us physically, financially and through prayer at the sudden demise of Lt. Thungbemo (ABEMO) Ezung on 25.05.2016.

We would also like to thank the following : 1. Mungya Union Dimapur 2. Mungya Union Kohima 3. Mungya Union Wokha 4. Liphan yan Baptist Church 21.06.1990 – 25.05.2016 5. Liphan yan Village Council.

We regret our inability to thank each and every individual but we pray that our God Almighty bless you all abundantly.

Loving family members & loved ones

Born : 19-06-1963 – Died : 18-05-2016

Through this column, we the bereaved family of Late Neitsonyi would like to express our most profound gratitude and appreciation to all the individual, organizations, friends, relatives, neighbours and well-wishers who stood by us with prayers and supported us during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved father.

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

Visit : Essential Dream House

Loving wife, son, daughters & family members.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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Allargy, Eczema, Psoriasis, Ulcer (Internal or External), White-Spot, Gonorrhoea, Shypilis, Herpes, Diabetes-Ulcer, Skin-Cancer, Tumours (All types), Urinary tract infections or All types of Fungal and Bacterial infections.

Through this brief note of gratitude, we the dear and near ones of Lt. Mrs. Sashinaro (Mangmetong) expresses our heartfelt appreciation to one and all especially to the villagers, friends, churches and various societies for your love, prayer, sympathy and material help extended during illness and till her demise on the 28th of May, 2016. Though we cannot acknowledge one and all personally, it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless each one of you abundantly for your good deeds.

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-Children, grand-children & relatives

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Thank you for your love and care, we wish you were still with us today. We missed you so much but we still remember you.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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The House of imported furniture Rengma Logwaka building Kezieke, Kohima (Adjacent to Kohima Lotha Baptist Church) Deals in all kind of furniture.

of Lt. Mrs. Kevizeii (Tokiye)

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Secretary Pranabananda Women's College Dimapur, Nagaland

Contact : +919856793591, +91 9856072041

Lt. Khrieketso-ü Claudia Sorhie

Commencement of class on 6th June 2016

Applications with all testimonials, bio-data, Contact No. are invited for the post of Asst.

Professor in Political Science from candidates with latest U.G.C norms within 20th June 2016.

Experienced/Ph.D will be preferred. No TA, DA is admissible.

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Woraang Juku (Festival) Organizing Committee

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I S L A M A B A D, J UN 1 (AGENCIES): Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain on Wednesday accused India of “running away” from talks despite Islamabad’s offer of joint probe in the Pathankot terror attack. Raking up the Kashmir issue, he called it an “unfinished agenda of partition” and the main cause of regional tension.

Addressing the joint session of Parliament at the start of the fourth year of the present House, Mr. Hussain said, “Despite Pakistan’s efforts for resumption of talks [with India] and its offer of joint probe in the Pathankot attack, the foreign secretary- level talks are still suspended. Pakistan is concerned about it.” He said: “We believe the main cause of tension in the region is the Kashmir issue. It is part of unfinished agenda of partition of the sub-continent. Unless Kashmir issue is settled according to the wishes of people of Kashmir and UN resolutions, the problems of this region cannot be resolved. “Pakistan is a peaceful country and wants its foreign policy to be based on friendship and brotherhood with all nations”.

Cairo, Jun 1 (PTI): A French vessel has picked up signals believed to be coming from the black boxes of EgyptAir plane which crashed last month killing all 66 people on board, authorities here said today, raising hopes of finding the cause of the disaster. The vessel “La Place”, which is belonging to the French Naval forces and is participating in the search for the plane that crashed last month, has picked up signals coming from deep in the sea and believed to be from one of the black boxes of the plane, which crashed into the Mediterranean, a statement from the committee investigating the crash said.

An intensive search is currently underway to locate the precise position of the black boxes. A second ship, John Lethbridge affiliated with the Deep Ocean Search firm, will join the search team later this week, it said.

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Geneva, Jun 1 (AP): Survivors’ accounts now indicate the dangerous Mediterranean Sea crossing from Libya to Italy claimed at least 880 lives in the last week as unseaworthy, overcrowded smuggling boats capsized and sank under the weight of their human cargo, the UN refugee agency said today.

The deadliest known tally in over a year could foreshadow disasters ahead in the next few months during the region’s traditional summer-fall spike in human trafficking as the weather and water grow warmer.

UNHCR spokesman William Spindler said this year is proving to be “particularly deadly” on the Mediterranean, with some 2,510 lives lost compared to 1,855 in the same span a year ago.

International organizations had reported Sunday that over 700 migrants and refugees had perished in three Mediterranean shipwrecks

With profound heartfelt gratitude, we the family of Late S. Arao Lotha, who passed away on 27th May 2016, would like to extend our utmost heartfelt and grateful acknowledgement to all the well wishers who stood by us at the time of our grief. We would like to thank all those who extended their help through financial, materials, physical presence and prayer support in the time of need.

We would like to convey our special thanks to :1. Shri. T.R Zeliang Hon'ble C.M of Nagaland.

2. Shri. Mmhonlumo Kikon, Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary.

3. Shri. Sulanthung Lotha (Ex. MLA) 4. D.G.P Nagaland.

5. Shri. R. P Kikon IPS IGP (INT) and Staff.

6. Shri. K. Keri, Dy. SP to CM residence.

7. Shri. Panglong, Dy. SP, PSO to CM. 8. Shri. Anchees, OSD (Security) to CM 9. Shri. Abel Humtsoe, R.O (INT) PHQ 10. Shri. Kara Yanthan, Retd. Joint Secretary Govt. of Nagaland 11. Shri. T.C Kithan, Retd. NCS 12. Er. Mhathung Kithan 13. Mr. Animo Odyuo 14. Mr. Lizamo Kinghen 15. Kohima AKUK Yamo Ekhung 16. Agri & Forest Colony Kohima 17. Kohima Lotha Baptist Church 18. Wokha Town AKUK Ekhung 19. AKUK Baptist Church 20. Dr. John Murry Although we could not convey our gratitude to each and every individual but the Lord Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Loving wife, son, daughter & family members.

LT. T. NAROLA IMSONG Aonokpu Village Born on : 20.08.1937 – Died on : 25.05.2016 We the bereaved family members and relatives of our beloved Lt. Narola Imsong would like to express our deepest gratitude to all those who stood and support us physically, financially, materially and with unceasing prayer during our most difficult time.

1. Doctors and nurses of Gynea ext. NEIGRIHMS Shillong.

2. Doctors and nurses of Eden Medical Centre Dimapur 3. Blood Bank staff of Civil Hospital Dimapur 4. Doctors and nurses of Nagaland Multi Speciality Dimapur.

5. All the Blood Donors.

6. Shillong Ao Baptist Church Women Department 7. Dimapur Aonokpu Fellowship 8. Borlengri Ao Baptist Church Women Department 9. Lirman Fellowship Longchem.

10. Longchem Town Baptist Church (Arogo, Arogotsur, Cye, Evangelist Committee, IEF) 11. Neighbours and all the well wishers.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually in this column, but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, June 2, 2016

Sounds of Purple Fusion vocalist Lamtsala passes away R Heart concert held at Anaki

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illspraise Music Academy together with High Praise Music & Art Academy organized a promotional musical concert for their students at Kids Worship Centre, Anaki building Dimapur, Tuesday Evening.

Music students belonging to different age groups and grades performed during the concert.

The students showed great prowess as they took turns in showcasing their talents in different subjects including drums, piano, guitar, violin and vocals.

The older students gave good performances, but the real fun was watching the little kids performing with total concentration and not missing

even a single beat as they take the first steps into becoming the musicians of tomorrow.

Hillspraise Music Academy was headed by Manen Jamir and Akok Imsong while the High Praise Music and Art Academy was headed by Robert Longkumer.

The concert was hosted

by Moalemla Aier while gratitude and invocation was done

by Robert Longkumer. The audience comprised on the parents and family of the students.

The organizers informed that they had plans of organizing such events even in the future to provide a platform for the students and also build them up as performers.

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Alobo Naga: Your fighting spirit & your life inspired all of us, so blessed that I met you in this lifetime. I am so broken today but yet I know that you are going to be with the Father, leading the Angels singing up there in Heaven.

Mengu Suokhrie: But this journey ended only to begin, there will be no more goodbyes, Oh beautiful soul, Dear Lamtsa rest in peace.

Yanger Yaden (T.I.M.E):

Life is eternal and love is immortal; death is only a horizon, you will live in our hearts forever.

Sholo Thong (The Gluttones): You were a fighter and today you’ve left for a better place, may your soul rest in peace.

Imli Lee: A good heart has stopped beating, a good soul ascended to heaven, we part with our beloved.

Yanpo Humtsoe (T.I.M.E): You will stay alive in our hearts.

Abel Toluvi Assumi (Musician’s Academy): We have lost a pioneer, not just a good musician but also a person of sweet nature, you left us today but your memories will always live in our hearts.

Lenti Aier: You have accomplished the meaning of living. An example of sunshine and freedom. Your story will live.

Funeral service of late Lamtsala will be held on June 2, 11:00 a.m. at Bayavü colony, Kohima.

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Music teachers along with the students after the promotional concert at Kids Worship Centre, Anaki Building, Dimapur. (NP)

enowned Naga female vocalist and front-lady of the band Purple Fusion Lamtsala H Sangtam passed away Wednesday night following a prolonged battle with cancer.

Soon after the news of her death spread, people from all walks of life started posting their condolence messages on Facebook and Watsapp groups.

People had known her for her vocal capabilities but she became an exemplary figure through her zeal and the will power to live and her head-on battle against cancer.

She was married to her bandmate and bassist of Purple Fusion, Mhathung Odyuo.

A recipient of Governor’s award in the field of music (folk fusion), Lamtsala has also won other numerous awards including the Akadamia Award-best folk album 2014, Loa Angeles with her band.

Excerpts from the condolence messages of some of the Naga musicians:

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 12TH NAP BN (INDIA RESERVE) PURULIA : WEST BENGAL

No.12BN (IR)/RO-10/2016-17/289

To,

Dt. Purulia, the 31th May 2016.

SHOW CAUSE NOTICE

Regt/No. 121158 C/N Imomeren Phom Son of Shri. Mongoyingba Village Yachem PO/PS Longleng, Dist. Longleng.

Whereas, you have been found absent from bonafide Govt. duty with effect from 01.04.2016 without any leave or permission from the competent authority till date. And whereas, three calling notices were issued and served to you through concern P.S vide order 1. No.12BN (IR)/RO-10/2016-17/113 Dt. 27.04.2016 2. No. 12BN (IR)/RO-10/2016-17/174 Dt. 12.05.2016 3. No. 12BN (IR)/RO-10/2016-17/211 Dt. 20.05.2016 But whereas, you have miserably failed to respond to all calling notices. And whereas, your willful absentation from bonafide duty with effect from 01.04.2016 is found to be tantamount to negation of relevant conduct rules and applicable laws.

Now therefore, the undersigned Disciplinary Authority proposed to impose penalty of dismissal/termination/removal from service against you No. 121158 C/N Imomeren Phom.

You are given an opportunity of making a representation and to show cause as to why the proposed penalty should not be imposed against you. Such representation, if any, should be in writing and must be submitted to the undersigned authority within 7 (seven) days from the date of publication of this show cause notice and failure to do so within the stipulated time, action will be initiated against you ex-parte.

Commandant, 12th NAP Bn (India Reserve) Purulia, West Bangal DC-1328

OFFICE OF THE

ASUKHOMI STUDENTS’ UNION FELICITATES

We the Asukhomi Students’ Union would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to all the following students for their achievements in NBSE & CBSE Examination 2016.

HSSLC 1st Div in Science 1. Hinokali K Jakha 2. Viluho N Jakha 3. Ghunaka H Yeptho 4. Akalu H Shohe

HSLC 1st Div. CBSE XII 1st Div in Science 1. Atohoto H Chophy 1 . N i k i t o . P. K i b a .

Dist. in all sub Distinction in Eng, Bio 2. Kilito K Shohe. 2. Hunali. K. Shohe.

Dist. in Evs, Alt/Eng. Distinction in Eng. 3.

1st Div. in Arts Tokuto H Yeptho.

1st Div. in Arts Distinction in Evs. 4. Ithito H Kiba 1. Ninatoli K Kiba .

1. Akitoli. K. Chophy Distinction in Eng 5. Livika G Chophy Distinction in Hist, Eng 2.Mughakali. A. Kiba 6. Hotoli P Yeptho 2. Kitoka A .

Distinction in Eng 3.Avino T Chishi 7. Tobovi Jakha 2nd Div. 4. Atoholi H Jakha 8. Linoka K Jakha 1. Vikili. K. Yeptho 2nd Div. in Arts 3rd Div. 1. Lovito V Kiba 2nd Div 2. Osato K Chishi 1 .Kuputo S Kiba 1. Ikali.A.Jakha 3. Kaghato H Yeptho 2. Kivipu Kiba 4. Lituna H Chishi 3. Alovili Jakha 5. Jubitoli V Shohe 4. Kilita Yeptho Commerce 6. Tokalu H Shohe 5. Ayito H Khujumi 2nd Div 7. Oly S Chophy 6. Limika P Yeptho 1.Kilini H Yeptho 7. Limugha K Yeptho 8. Hili A Yeptho 9. Kitokali I Chophy 8. Tunali N Aye CBSE X 1st Div. 9.

Tunatoli L Khujumi 1.Bokivi.K.Shohe.

Dist.

3rd Div. in Arts 10. Anali H Yeptho in Eng, Maths, Sce 1. Viluto H Yeptho 11. Akina H Yeptho 2nd Div. 2. Tolopu S Kiba 12. Kinoto A Yeptho 1.Khegholi.G.Yeptho 3. Atokali H Yeptho 13. Tonoto K Yeptho 4. Hetokali H Jakha 3rd Div. 5. Kiniholi N Chophy 1. Avinoli H Yeptho 6. Lashika Chophy 2. Hinokali H Jakha 7. Vini Kiba 3. Kinoka X Yeptho 8. Vitova H Kiba 4. Alino K Kiba 9. Hokheto H Yeptho 5. Kitolu S Chophy 6. Tito V Kiba 7.Hiketo L Chophy 8.Nisuho L Kiba

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Nadal withdraws from Aegon Championships London, Jun 1 (IANS): World No.5 Rafael Nadal withdrew from the Aegon Championships tennis tournament on Wednesday.

He pulled out because of the wrist injury that curtailed his pursuit of a 10th French Open title in May. Nadal announced earlier that the injury, which began to cause him problems in Madrid Open, could worsen significantly if he continued to play.

He has been advised to rest his wrist in the short-term, forcing him to pull out.

“I am very sad that my wrist injur y means that I cannot play at The Queen’s Club this year,” said Nadal in a release, who won the title here in 2008.

Badminton tourney in Tsg DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Tuensang District Badminton Association (TDBA) would be conducting district tournament- cum-selection of inter district championship under the aegis of Nagaland Badminton Association from June 9 to 11 at Inter Stadium Tuensang.

TDBA informed that selection would be for all age categories. Interested players have been asked to contact TDBA officials for details and necessary information9856930982/8414814416.

IN GRATITUDE The Village Council Maova on behalf of the people of Maova would like to thank the Dept. of Vety. & A.H. Dimapur and particularly Dr. Temsu Ozukum, CVO, Dimapur for providing us 1180 poultry chicks and cost for feeds on the 19th of May 2016.

FELICITATES We t h e A i c h i s a g h e m i Community, Dimapur would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Vitoshe K. Rochill S/o Shri. Lt. Kikheto Rochill for being promoted to Additional Chief Engineer (Civil), Department of Power Kohima, Nagaland.

May God continue to guide you in all your future endeavours.

WESTERN SUMI HOHO H.Q CHEKIYE VILLAGE, N.H. 39 DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

(Vikato K. Achumi) General Secretary

Sandhya Mech Gen. Secy. (MKWO)

Lirmen Village, P.O. Longchem MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND

FELICITATES

With immense gratitude and honour Lirmen Village Council extends our heartiest congratulations to the following individual toppers in AISSE (X) 2016 at the percentage of 10 CGPA and bringing laurels to our community.

(1) J. Meyawati Walling (LFHSS) S/o. Er. Jepdakyangba Walling.

(2) Yimsanenla Walling (DPS Dimapur) D/o. S. Daniel Walling The Council further wishes them success in their future endeavours.

(T. Kirem Lkr) Chairman Village Council Lirmen

NAGALAND : KOHIMA

Dated, Kohima the 31st May, 2016

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Vahlhing Mech President (MKWO)

VILLAGE COUNCIL LIRMEN

DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE

Dr. L. Watikala Ao Principal Director Dte. of Health & Family Welfare Nagaland, Kohima

R.J.T.B.S, Dimapur felicitation programme to HSLC/HSSLC candidates (Bihari Community Students) 2016 is POSTPONED. The new date will be informed lateron.

Inconvenience caused is regretted.

President

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All GBs & Council Members Thilixu Village, Dimapur (Nagaland)

(Panger Imchen) Secretary Village Council Lirmen

OFFICE OF THE

SUMI APHUYEMI KIPHIMI KUQHAKULU (SAKK) APPRECIATION

OFFICE OF THE

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

Applications are hereby invited from local intending candidates for undergoing Training in General Nursing & Midwifery (GNM) and Female Health Worker (FHW) for the session 2016-17 for the 4 (Four) Schools of Nursing in Nagaland as indicate below.

1. Minimum and maximum age for admission will be 17-30 years on or before 31st Dec. 2016.

2. Student shall be Medically Fit, Medical Fitness Certificate to be attached from Government Medical Officer.

3. Application Form duly filled up along with necessary documents and 3 Nos of passport photos duly attested by Gazetted Officer may be submitted along with the Schedule Tribe and Indigenous Inhabitant Certificate which is compulsory for all while submitting the form.

4. Original educational qualification/documents should be produced before the interview board as and when called for.

5. No separate calling letter will be issued.

6. Issue of Application form - 6th June to 30th June 2016 7. Last date of submission of forms - 18th July' 2016 8. Issue of Admit Card - 26th July to 2nd Aug. 2016 9. Date of Written test GNM - 9th Aug. 2016 (Morning) - Oral 18th Aug. 2016 10. Date of written test FHW - 9th Aug. 2016 (Afternoon) - Oral 19th Aug. 2016 11. Venue of written test - NPSC Hall, Kohima 12. Course details :A. (GNM) i. Male and unmarried Female candidates. ii. 3 (Three) years course, 60 (sixty) seats. iii. Qualification - 10+2 any stream with 40% preferably Science.

B. (FHW) i. Unmarried Female candidates. ii. Two years course, 20 (Twenty) seats. iii. Qualification - 10+2 any stream.

Forms will be available during Office hour at the Directorate of Health & Family Welfare (Room No. 210) at the cost of ` 100/- only.

RAM JANAKI THAKURBARI BIHARI SAMAJ INFORMS

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T h e M e c h K a c h a r i Wo m e n Organisation Dimapur with immense pride and honour extends our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Alish Mech daughter of Shri. Kailash Mech for securing the top 5th Rank with 95.66% in the HSLC Examination 2016.

Therefore the Organisation wishes her a bright and successful career in future. The Organisation would also like to congratulate all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC examination 2016 and wish them success in their future.

CONDEMNATION

The Western Sumi Hoho (WSH) and its frontal organisation in an emergency joint meeting held on 31/05/2016 at Hoho Hiyam, Chekiye resolved to vehemently condemn the incident that occurred at the residence of Mr. Tokishe Achumi, GB of Thilixu Village on 28/05/2016, wherein certain individual trespassed and vandalised the house.

The House further resolved to initiate and execute appropriate action against the culprit in according to the Sumi customary law and practises.

Meantime, WSH further appeal both the parties to restrain from any untoward incidents.

No.DHFW-5/23/TRG/NSG/2009-10/3560-67

Bokato Aye Secretary

FELICITATES

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As per the Nagaland Secretariat Driver’s Union 23rd General Meeting cum Farwell Service held on 28th May 2016 hosted at the TPT Spcl. Pool Workshop. The newly appointed Office Bearers for the Nagaland Secretariat Drivers Union (NSDU) as per their posts are as follows: 1. President : ImkonglibaAo 2. Vice President : TsubouMetha 3. General Secy. : Augustine Kharka 4. Joint Secy. : KivilhoSema 5. Finance Secy. : TopukhaSema 6. Treasure : KhehosheSema 7. Information Secy. : KihotoSema 8. Advisors : Jacob Rengma, EzoLotha The elected office bearers will be office for three years, starting from 28th May 2016 to 2018. Therefore, for the stipulated time period in office, the above selected office bearers will be responsible for all the works concerned with the union’s success and well being.

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We the Thilixu Village GBs and Council Members hereby express our gratitude to Composite Regional Centre for Persons with Disabilities, Guwahati under the Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment (Government of India) for conducting free Identification and assessment camp at our village.

The team was lead by Dr. Nilo Z. Kiba, Professor & HOD and assisted by his teams and Helping Hand– an NGO working for the Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities. More than 100 people attended the camp and 43 PwDs have been identified for Aids & Appliances.

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The Japu Village Council withdraw the declaration that was published on the 31st May 2016.

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This is to declare that Mr. Goukholen, son of Late Helkholam of Sirhima Village is DISOWNED from the family and is not liable to any of the family members. And that any individual or groups, dealing with Mr. Goukholen regarding and financial transaction or any other matters would be doing so at his/her/their own risk and that the family is not accountable or answerable for any of his action.

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NEW DELHI, Jun 1 (Agencies): Defending champions India will begin their ICC Champions Trophy campaign against rivals Pakistan at Edgbaston on June 4, 2017. India, seeded second in Group B, will also clash against South Africa and Sri Lanka , while the opening clash will feature hosts England and Bangladesh at the Oval. The seventh edition of the ICC Champions Trophy will see participation from top eight ODI teams scheduled to play each other over a course of 18 days.

World Cup 2015 finalists New Zealand will meet their Trans-Tasman rivals Australia in group A two days before the India-Pakistan contest. The top two sides from each group will progress to the semi-finals, which will be played at Cardiff and Edgbaston on 14 and 15 June respectively.

The 15-match tournament will culminate at the Oval on June 18, which will also be the venue for the South Africa-Sri Lanka clash. “The ICC Champions Trophy is a short and sharp event, which is followed and enjoyed by the spectators and players alike.

It is not just an ODI competition; it carries a great deal of value since it is being played just three months before the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 qualification cut-off date. As such, every point earned here could be crucial,” ICC chief executive Dave Richardson said.

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NAGALAND SECRETARIAT DRIVERS UNION

The "Sumi Aphuyemi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu" (SAKK) extends our sincerest & heartiest gratitude to Dr. Atoshe Kiba Addt. PD (NHP) Directorate of Health & Family Welfare, for gracing the Felicitation cum Freshers Day programme as chief guest. We also thank the Donors & Sponsors for their thoughtful generosity & tireless effort in the successful conclusion of the programme.

1. Pughoboto Town Baptist Church 2. Pughoboto Town Students' Union 3. Shri. Y. Vikheho Swu Minister for PWD (R & B) 4. Dr. Bokali Swu & family 5. Er. Vikuto Sheqi (Union Banker) 6. Mr. Sukhalu Chishi (EAC, NPSC-2016) 7. Mr. Ngukato K. Tsuipu (Secretariat Assistant NPSC-2016) We deeply regret our inability to mention every organisations & individual in person, but we pray that Gods blessing be upon you all.

The Union also conveys our heartiest congratulations to Rev. Dr. Kiyezhe Chishi for receiving the "Best Personalities of India Award" and has been selected for "Indra Gandhi Award for Excellence" by the Friendship Forum, the world's most leading Biographical specialist, for the amazing manner & enduring excellence that he has contributed towards the welfare of the people, the Union also wishes Miss. Visheni Achumi for securing highest marks in SUMI (MIL) HSSLC & all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC 2016. The Union further wishes them success in their future.

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oned Sharma. It is known that Kohli not only spend hours batting in the nets, he devotes a substantial time towards his fitness. “He prepares very well.

Hard work everyone does but he does smart work with hard work. For example, everyone goes back to their rooms after practice but he goes back and spends an hour or two in the gym. He has strict control over his diet even though he is very much a foodie. He eats only boiled and grilled stuff along with fruits. He loves to eat. It is just that he is avoiding fats and sugar,” said Sharma.

He has also toned down his aggression with time and his coach feels it has only helped India’s batting mainstay.

“Aggression has always been his strength. The only thing is that he should not be over aggressive and cross the line. He was a bit immature earlier but now he is a matured guy, and what you seeing on the field these days is controlled aggression. He has got a very good head on his shoulders.”

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Tests. He soon worked on the flaws in his game and went to hammer four hundreds in the subsequent four-Test series in Australia.

Talking more about Kohli’s transformation and the ongoing phenomenal phase, Sharma said: “What separates him from the rest is the self belief in his ability. He backs his ability and the way he adapts to different conditions against different opposition is very good and it is a very important reason why he is successful.

And he is always hungry for runs.”

What is Kohli doing differently compared to the time he struggled in England couple of years ago?

“England tour was a bad patch and every player goes through that phase. After that, he worked very hard on his game and the result of that you saw in Australia, the World T20 and now the IPL. “England tour was a rough phase as I said. But it is not a Test for the future as I am very sure he would dominate the next time he is there,” reck-

Moscow, Jun 1 (IANS): Russia can’t take part at Rio Olympics unless the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) restores the country’s membership, president of the All-Russia Athletics Federation (ARAF) Dmitry Shlyakhtin said on Wednesday.

The BBC reported earlier that the officials of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) were actively discussing the possibility of a compromise decision that would allow Russian athletes to take part in the Rio Olympics, even if Russia’s IAAF membership was not restored, reports Tass. “We won’t be able to participate, if we’re not readmitted into the IAAF. Under legislation, our federation must be accredited,” Shlyakhtin said. “All international starts are authorised through accreditation of the international federation,” the athletics chief added. The independent commission of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) published on November 9 the results of its probe into the activities of the all-Russian Athletics Federation, the Moscow anti-doping laboratory, the Russian Anti-Doping Agency (RUSADA) and the Russian sports ministry.

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NEW DELHI, Jun 1 (PTI): The sheer self-belief in his ability separates Virat Kohli from the rest and he is very much capable of breaking Sachin Tendulkar’s records with the way he has been batting, feels his childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma.

Sharma doesn’t see a weakness in Kohli’s batting, which has reached the next level with sensational performances in the World T20 and subsequent IPL. “He is in sublime form at the moment. I don’t remember anyone playing for India being as consistent as Kohli. Even internationally, there won’t be many who have shown the consistency Kohli has shown.

With the way he is batting, he is very much capable of breaking Sachin’s records,” Sharma, who watched Kohli lead RCB in the IPL final in Bengaluru on Sunday, said on Wednesday. There has been no looking back for India’s Test captain ever since the forgettable tour of England in 2014 when he failed to make a single half century in five

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Djokovic hits $100m jackpot; enters Qfs day with more intensity even though it was a tough mental and physical battle.”

Roger Federer, who sat out Roland Garros through injury, has made $98,011,727 from prize money and stands second on the all-time list behind Djokovic.

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Novak Djokovic

PARIS, JUN 1 (AFP/Ians): World number one Novak Djokovic became the first player to reach the $100 million prize money mark when he made the French Open quarter-finals for the 10th time Wednesday.

The 29-yearold Serb started the tournament with $99,673,404 in the bank and the 294,000 euros ($328,303) he earned by beating Spain’s Roberto Bautista Agut took him past the landmark figure.

Top seed Djokovic defeated the Spanish 14th seed 3-6, 6-4, 6-1, 7-5 to move into a 28th consecutive Grand Slam quarter-final and 36th in all.

He will take on either Czech seventh seed Tomas Berdych or Spanish 11th seed

David Ferrer for a place in the semi-finals.

Djokovic, seeking a first French Open title to complete a career Grand Slam, was 4-1 ahead of Bautista Agut in the third set when play was halted due to rain on Tuesday.

The Serb quickly wrapped up the next two games Wednesday and despite falling a break down to trail 2-4 in the fourth, he stormed back to claim victory on a second match point.

“With my coaching team, we had some tough talks on Tuesday night,” said Djokovic, who had struggled in the heavy conditions of the previous day when he had uncharacteristically dropped serve five times.

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Darwin (Australia), Jun 1 (IANS): Putting behind the 1-4 thrashing to New Zealand in their campaign opener, the Indian women’s hockey team managed to play out a 1-1 draw against Japan at the Four Nations tournament here on Wednesday. Striker Poonam Rani scored India’s lone goal in the seventh minute while Hazuki Nagai equalised it for Japan in the 19th minute as the match ended in a tame draw.

Japan started off strongly, holding possession and penetrating the Indian circle several times. But the Indians weathered the storm and were quick in the ascendancy, establishing control over the game.

India almost took the lead with their first attack of the game, as Poonam shuttled past the Japanese defence and managed a shot on goal, only to be denied by Japan goalkeper Sakiyo Asano. Two minutes later, Anuradha Thokchom sped through the left wing and once at the baseline, she managed to win the first penalty corner of the game. Defender Sushila Chanu at the top of the circle, in the second battery, flicked the ball onto Poonam’s stick whose deflection beat Asano at the post to put India 1-0 up. India started the second quarter in excellent fashion, pressing the Japanese deep into their half and pressuring them constantly.

Against the run of play though, Japan won a penalty corner in the 19th minute which Hazuki converted to draw level.

Defending champion Serena Williams fired out a warning shot to her French Open competitors, swatting aside Elina Svitolina in straight sets 6-1, 6-1 here on Wednesday.

The players had originally been due on court on Monday afternoon, only for the Paris weather to intervene.

When they did finally make it onto the Philippe Chatrier court, Serena was clearly intent on making up for lost time, reeling off the first four games in the blink of an eye against the hapless Ukrainian.

Svitolina did eventually get on the scoreboard but was unable to stem the tide for long, dropping the first set in under half an hour.

The second set was almost as brief, the American wrapped up victory to book a quarter-final meeting with Yulia Putintseva or Carla Suarez Navarro.

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Jakarta, Jun 1 (IANS): India’s doubles pairs of Manu Attri and B. Summeth Reddy and Jwala Gutta and Ashwini Ponnappa advanced to the second round of the Indonesia Open Superseries Premier badminton tournament here on Wednesday.

Manu-Sumeeth brushed past the Filipino pair of Peter Gabriel Magnaye and Alvin Morada 21-13, 21-16 in 32 minutes at the Istora Gelora Bung Karno Stadium.

In the next round -- also serving as the pre-quarterfinal, the Indian pair will be up against the South Korean sixth seeded combine of Ko Sung Hyun and Shin Baek Cheol, who crushed the local qualifiers Calvin Kristanto and Bagas Maulana 21-11, 21-14. In the women’s doubles opening round, Jwala-Ashwini saw off Indonesians Febriana Dwipuji Kusuma and Ribka Sugiarto 21-7, 20-22, 21-10 in 39 minutes.

For a place in the last eight stage, Jwala-Ashwini will have to battle it out against the Chinese pair of Huang Yaqiong and Tang Jinhua, who stunned Danish fifth seeded pair of Christinna Pedersen and Kamilla Rytter Juhl 23-21, 14-21, 21-10.

Meanwhille, Sameer Verma was outclassed by Malaysian world No.2 Lee Chong Wei 11-21, 13-21 in 35 minutes.

BCCI to form combined NE team Thakur also assured the nounced several steps that will region the board’s support for help raise the profile of the cricket development and an- sport.

Correspondent Shillong, Jun 1: Ignored for the past many years, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has finally woken up to the country’s northeast. It is mulling to form a combined northeast team, which will participate in all national-level tournaments conducted by the board across all age groups.

Newly elected BCCI President Anurag Thakur, who visited the Under-16 and Under-19 BCCI-National Cricket Academy (NCA) camps in Dimapur and Shillong on Wednesday, said the board is also planning to set up a cricket ground and an indoor cricket facility in all the northeastern states.

Thakur, who was accompanied by BCCI’s new area development programme chairman Avishek Dalmiya and other officials, said: “The BCCI is

If politicians can run the country they can run sport bodies : Thakur

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committed to handhold northeastern states and bring them to the mainstream. I am extremely happy with the two camps organised by the BCCI at Shillong and Dimapur.”

“We have exciting talent coming through and the BCCI will give them a platform to excel. We have taken steps that will lay a solid foundation for cricket development in the northeast,” he added.

“If politicians can run the country they can run the sport bodies also,” Board of Cricket for Control of India (BCCI) President, Anurag Thakur said on Wednesday. The 41-year-old three-time Lok Sabha member from Hamripur, Himachal Pradesh was reacting to a query when a journalist sought for his comment on politicians heading various sports bodies in India.

“One should appreciate the hard work done by them.

I was a cricketer first, then sports administrator later, then I became a politician. That does not disqualify me for becoming sports administrator. So they

have contributed in creating infrastructure and that (politicians heading sports bodies) helps,” Thakur told journalists here in Meghalaya. Moreover, he said that in state sports bodies, elections were held and the players also came and got elected. He cited big names like former spin bowler star, Anil Kumble, former Indian skipper, Sourav Ganguly among others were part of the sports bodies.

“I have come from sports to politics but, sports not really the gateway to politics. If it is the gateway also, there’s nothing in that because, politics also is a platform to work for the country,” Thakur said.

Rio Olympics: India to seek wildcard entry for Mary Kom

available to all the National Olympic Committees (NOCs) participating in the Olympics.

In the three Olympic categories of 51kg, 60kg and 75kg in women’s boxing, only one wildcard is available per division.

The decision on beneficiaries of these lucky tickets is taken only at the end of all the Olympic qualifying events in a particular sport. In boxing, the Olympic qualifiers will draw to a close in the last week of this month with the AIBA world qualifiers for men in Azerbaijan.

Only one Indian boxer — Shiva Thapa (56kg) — has Mary Kom was the first Indian woman to win a boxing medal so far qualified for the Olympic when she clinched bronze in the London 2012 Games.

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New Delhi, Jun 1 (PTI): the sport, we have decided to She couldn’t make the cut request for a wildcard for her. through qualifiers but star However, her application will The International Boxing woman boxer M C Mary Kom’s be among the many that the In- Association (AIBA) might Olympic dream is not quite over ternational Boxing Association have allowed professional yet as India has decided to seek (AIBA) will examine before boxers to compete in the Olympics but India’s biggest a wildcard entry for her in the taking a final decision,” Chairpro star Vijender Singh will not Games scheduled from August man of the ad-hoc committee be seen in the Rio de Janeiro currently running boxing in Games as he hasn’t been left 5 this year.

Mary Kom (51kg) had India, Kishen Narsi, told PTI. with any time or chance to Mary Kom, who is called make the cut. missed out on qualifying for the Olympics after bowing out ‘Magnificent Mary’ by AIBA, is In a landmark decision in the second round of last a five-time world champion be- on Wednesday, AIBA threw month’s World Championships sides being a bronze-medallist the Olympic doors open for — the second and final qualify- from the London Olympics. professional boxers after an The multiple-time Asian extraordinary congress in Lauing tournament for women for champion could not get an sanne, Switzerland voted overthe Games.

The 33-year-old was re- Olympic quota place in either whelmingly in favour of the quired to make at least the semi- of the two qualifying events move. \ The decision has, howfinals to be assured of an Olym- for women boxers and is keep- ever, been met with a mixed pic berth in the mega-event in ing her fingers crossed for a response with some like Mike wildcard.

Astana, Kazakhstan.

Tyson and Lennox Lewis callThe wildcards are basi- ing it “foolish” and “preposter“She has been a phenomenal athlete and looking cally Tripartite Commission In- ous” while others like Amir at her overall contribution to vitation Places, which are made Khan welcoming the step.

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Paris, Jun 1 (Agencies): Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema said he was denied the chance to play for France in the Euro 2016 this month because of his Algerian origins.

Benzema’s comments, published by a Spanish sports magazine nine days before

France hosts the tournament, have deepened a row about alleged racism in the national team that was once seen as a model for ethnic integration.

Last week, Eric Cantona accused coach Didier Deschamps of omitting Benzema and another French-born player of North African descent,

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Hatem Ben Arfa, because of their foreign roots.

Deschamps’ lawyer said he planned to sue Cantona for slander. The two have a longstanding rivalry since the mid-1990s when Deschamps replaced Cantona as France’s captain and led the team to World Cup and Euro successes in 1998 and 2000.

Benzema is under investigation over an alleged blackmail plot, something Prime Minister Manuel Valls said made him unfit to play for the national team. Benzema said his legal problems were being used as an excuse to drop him from the squad.

“They said I couldn’t be picked, but on a sporting level I don’t understand and, on a legal level, I’ve not been convicted and I’m presumed innocent,” he told Marca.

“Deschamps succumbed to pressure from a racist part of France,” he said. “I don’t know if it’s only Didier’s decision, because I get on well with him, the president (of the French soccer federation) and everybody.”

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