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has troubled us for long, 319 unauthorized appointments in H&FW: NVCO Corruption determined to eliminate it: Modi

Dimapur, Jun 5 (NPN): Nagaland Voluntary Consumers Organisation (NVCO) has revealed that as per RTI information involving appointments under Health & Family Welfare department from 2014 to May 2016, there were 319 who were appointed without any vacancy or approval of the government.

Interestingly, NVCO’s press media cell disclosed that earlier the department had terminated over a hundred employees just in one district as they were appointed without vacancy or sanctioned post.

However, despite having acted against irregular appointments, NVCO said the same department continued with “the same blunder and illegality” and exploiting the livelihood and career of citizens by providing them with false hopes of regularisation.

Fur ther NVCO noted, that the depar tment had appointed 37 Medical Officers(MOs) and three Physiotherapists on the recommendation of the NPSC .

However, H&FW appointed 13 MOs through backdoor during 2014-16 such as : six MOs in 2014; four MOs in 2015 and three MOs in 2016 which should have been requisitioned to the NPSC as they were sanctioned posts.

NVCO sought clarification from the department as to why it continually practised backdoor appointments by not sending requisition to

NSCN (I-M) terms news report as ‘comic speculation’

DIMAPUR, JUN 5 (NPN): Reacting to the news report of the Imphal Times, which were published in section of the local daily and social media on the so called 18-point demand, NSCN (I-M) MIP in a press note termed it as “comical speculation”. NSCN (-M) has clarified that “no such funny points are discussed at the negotiating table nor have any plan to do so in the future as well”. Therefore, the 18-point demand as stated

by Imphal times was nothing but just another “usual speculation”, MIP said. Meanwhile, MIP appealed to all Nagas and well wishers across the world supporting the ongoing peace talks not to be subjected to rumors but to keep the faith in the NSCN leadership, who it said, was representing the sentiments and aspiration of all Nagas.

NNC for one govt. one tax

NPSC for advertisement in newspapers to conduct selection examinations? The NVCO press media cell has listed out the following backdoor appointments in all 11 districts during 2014-16 allegedly by previous heads of the H&FW department.

Backs NPRAAF

NVCO also expressed solidarity with the demand of the Nagaland Public Rights Awareness and Action Forum (NPRAAF) for cancellation of all backdoor appointments . It cited government order dated January 13,2010 that al such illegal orders be cancelled and FIR lodged by the State Vigilance Commission.

Further, press & media cell also stated that NVCO president Kezhokhoto Savi had filed an RTI application seeking information on the district-wise allocation of Kerosene by AOD and MD during the last five years.

NVCO disclosed that kerosene distributorship in Nagaland is allocated to firms owned by local dealers including a top leader of a political party.

NVCO maintained that Kerosene is being used for mixing with motor fuels and has caused premature damage to vehicle engines. It cited that adulteration in far flung areas such as Tuensang was so high that most vehicle owners drive all the way up to Mokokchung to buy vehicle fuel despite inconvenience and cost.

District-wise appointments made from 2014-2016

Zunheboto: 64 Grade-IV were appointed by five past principle directors (PDs) under CMO, Zunheboto.

During February, March and April 2016, one past PD appointed 43 under and out of which 33 without vacancy, two regular posts (M.A & chowkidar) without vacancy and others against retirement. In September and November 2015, nine were appointed out of which two posts were against retirement and seven adhoc with government approval. The department also appointed one without vacancy in July 2015 and from August 2014-January 2015, nine were appointed out of which three were without vacancy and six others against retirement while in March and June 2014, two appointments were made against retirement.

Tuensang: In Tuensang, out of 60 appointments, 37 were appointed without vacancy and 23 against vacancy on direct appointments by past five PDs. Peren: 6 were appointed without vacancy (2 adhoc) and five against vacancy by five PDs Wokha: Out of 24, 15 appointed without government approval, seven with government approval and two posts against voluntary retirement by five PDs. Dimapur: Out of 46, 34 were appointed without government approval, eight with government approval and two due to voluntary retirement and one against vacancy due to promotion by five PDs. Kohima: Of the 64 appointments, 47 were appointed against vacancy, 13 adhoc on existing vacancy and four against retired/promotion vacancy by six PDs. Kiphire: Of the 12, nine appointed without vacancy and three against vacancy by four PDs. Mokokchung: Of the 22, nine without government approval, five with government approval and eight against retired vacancy by four PDs. Longleng: Out of eight, five adhoc, one with government approval, two against retirement by six PDs Phek: Of the 17, four without vacancy and 13 against vacancy by six PDs. Mon: Of the 23, seven without vacancy and 16 against vacancy by five PDs. Other appointments of Grade-II and III from 2014-May 2016: 1. Pharmacist Grade-II: 38 appointed through interview and two with govt approval against vacancy Lac-Technician of direct appointment: 10 against vacancy Lac-Technician(Adhoc): 13 with government approval but without vacancy 2. Driver Grade-III: 7 without vacancy and 41 posts against retirement/existing vacancy (adhoc) 3. Vaccinator/BCG/refrigenerator mechanics/instrument operator/statistical assistant: 47 with government approval/against retirement of both regular and adhoc 4. Technician (X-Ray Tech/Opthalmic/PABX Operator/Tutor Tech= 10 against retirement/ government approval 5. Para Medical Worker(PMW/Health Asstt-II) under National Leprosy Eradication Programme: 18 appointed against the vacancy of retirement & mostly appointed on medical minister recommendation 6. Appointment of Staff Nurse/ANM/DAI made from 2014 to May 2016: (a) 9 Staff Nurse (b) 78 ANM/FHW (c) 5 Dhai with govt. approval against sanctioned post (d) 8 Dhai without govt. approval against sanction post.

7. Appointment of LDA/CA of both Directorate & District level on regular and adhoc basis: (a) Directorate = 8 LDA/CA & 1 Stenographer against vacancy (regular) on direct appointment and 32 LDA/CA without vacancy on direct appointment (backdoor) (b) District office = 33 LDA/CA against vacancy (regular) on direct appointment (backdoor) and 93 LDA/CA without vacancy on direct appointment (backdoor)

Symptoms of a silent heart attack might include

- mild discomfort in the chest - increased fatigue prolonged abdominal pain - dizziness and nausea

NEW DELHI, JUN 5 (IANS): Nearly half of all heart attacks may not have classic symptoms, such as chest pain, shortness of breath and cold sweats but are likely to be silent , reveals new research.

A silent heart attack occurs when blood flow to the heart muscle is severely reduced or cut off completely.

“The outcome of a silent heart attack is as bad as a heart attack that is recognised while it is happening,” said Elsayed Z. Soliman, director of the epidemiological cardiology research centre at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Centre, in the US. The findings showed

that silent heart attacks are made up 45 percent of all heart attacks. Also, these are more commonly found in men but are more likely to cause death in women.

Further, the risk of dying from heart disease increases by three times in case of a silent heart attack. The chance of dying from all other causes rises by 34%. Silent heart attacks are usually detected when patients undergo an electrocardiogram (ECG) -- a process to check heart’s electrical activity.

“Doctors need to help patients who have had a silent heart attack quit smoking, reduce their weight, control cholesterol and blood pressure and get more exercise,” the researchers noted in the paper published in the journal Circulation. For the study, the team analysed the records of 9,498 middle-age adults. For over an average of nine years after the start of the study, 317 participants had silent heart attacks while 386 had heart attacks with clinical symptoms.

DIMAPUR, JUN 5 (NPN): Joint Action Committee on Women Reservation (JACWR) has stated that the clarification issued by the Municipal Affairs Department (MAD), joint director & HoD on women reservation issue was “misleading and misinterpretation” of the Supreme Court’s order on the SLP granted to the petitioners and a stay on the division bench judgment of the Guahati High Court and its implementation.

JACWR said that the petitioners appeal in the SLP was granted, seeking for conduct of the civic polls and implementation of the 33% reservation for women. JACWR said that the Supreme Court had admitted the SLP in 2012, while hearings and arguments took place between Nagaland’s advocate general, Balagopal and Dr. Colin Gonsalves, in the court of the chief justice himself.

It reminded that the court’s order of April 2016 was the outcome of the final hearing listed in the Supreme Court. “On the day of the final hearing, the judge had enquired of the Counsel for peti-

Additional flights for NE states soon

Ministry clears Vistara to operate extra flights SpiceJet proposal under consideration

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Narendra Modi interacts with the people of Indian Community in Doha, on Sunday. (PTI)

In a veiled attack on the earlier Congress regimes, Modi said: “Today across the world, India’s image has been enhanced and the country is being viewed respectably.

Everyone is being attracted to India. You would have noticed the change when people from other countries meet Indians.”

The Prime Minister said that despite India facing drought for two consecutive years, it has achieved 7.9 per cent GDP in the last quarter of the fiscal gone by. “World’s economy is in doldrums and the best of the countries are also facing an economic downturn. “(But) India is moving ahead at a fast pace despite a lot of difficulties,” he said, adding that all the credit rating agencies, World Bank and the IMF were unanimous in recognising India as the world’s fastest growing economy. “Despite the problems, the 7.9 per cent growth is testimony to the

fact that the country is moving fast,” he said. Modi added: “Even when you go to faraway Mongolia, an Indian there also feels that times have changed (in India).” Noting that IndiaQatar relations were growing, with the Indians settled here contributing significantly, he said: “When rulers of any country praise Indians, you can imagine how my chest swells with pride.”

After the 14th Finance Commission, the situation was reversed with 65% of the country’s revenue going to states and the Centre having to do with only 35%, he said. In his 25-minute speech, the Prime Minister also made a reference to the One Rank One Pension scheme for the retired defence personnel which had been pending for over four decades.

“The economic burden may have been big but this cannot be less than the prestige of soldiers dying for the country,” he said.

Nearly half of all heart MAD clarification misleading: JACWR ACAUT’s asks police to arrest NSCN (I-M) Mkg town commander attacks may be silent

DIMAPUR, JUN 5 (NPN): Naga National Council (NNC) president ‘gen.’ (retd) Thenoselie M. Keyho has made it clear that the NNC would continue to maintain ‘one government one tax’ and urged all to cooperate. In a press note, Keyho said that the NNC would also uphold the “parliamentary democracy and the principle of one man one post”. It further stated that the NNC “shall not collect any taxes except membership fees/any free and voluntary donations/ contributions”. NNC said all other permissible taxes would be collected by the FGN under Kedahge ‘brig.’ (retd.) S. N E W D E L H I , J UN 5 Singnya.

(AGENCIES): In a move aimed at reducing fares by increasing capacity, the government plans to allow airlines fly additional flights to the North East and other areas during peak periods beyond their seasonal schedules.

The proposal, which would be tried on the North Eastern routes first, comes against the backdrop of persisting concerns over spike in airfares during disasters, festival seasons and other high demand periods.

As part of the new strategy, the Civil Aviation Ministry has cleared the proposal of “This dress is in following start-up carrier Vistara to operate extra flights to the North the famous saying: when East during the summer seain Rome do as the Romans son. Sources said this is a “first do.“ of its kind” move allowing an

This is it!

DOHA, JUN 5 (AGENCIES): Vowing to root out corruption in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said he has “faced problems” by depriving the “sweets of many” and saved over Rs 36,000 crore annually by stopping leakage and theft in government schemes.

Addressing the Indian diaspora at the end of his twoday visit to Qatar, Modi said, “We have only cleaned up the surface (on corruption) and a detailed clean-up remains.”

“We have stopped the sweets of many and in doing so, I have also faced problems. But I get the strength to face these problems from the love received from 125 crore Indians,” he said, likening criticism of the government’s action to a child getting angry on being deprived of a sweet by his mother. Modi, who was repeatedly cheered by the Indian community members, said efforts to ensure financial transparency, discipline and efficiency have started yielding good results.

“Can you imagine? We have saved Rs 36,000 crore per year by stopping leakage and theft in various government schemes,” he said. Modi said 1.62 crore fake ration cards have been detected and saved crores through subsidised wheat, rice, kerosene and LPG. Corruption has made our country hollow, eating into its vitals like termite.

airline to operate more flights only for a particular period to the North East.

Currently carriers operating flights to the North Eastern states cannot withdraw them without government’s permission considering air connectivity to the region is relatively poor. This norm has been relaxed now and, following a request from Vistara, the Ministry has given the go ahead to operate flights to the North East during the summer schedule, sources said, implying that the carrier can withdraw the additional flights later.

Request from budget carrier SpiceJet for having more flights to the North East only during the summer schedule is under consideration, they added.

Sources said depending on the response, a system of allowing additional flights for a particular period when the demand is generally higher can be considered for other parts of the country.

With steep fluctuations in airfares remaining a matter of concern, the Ministry has

proposed a cap of Rs 2,500 per ticket for one-hour duration flights in the draft civil aviation policy.

The Rs 2,500 limit plan is part of larger efforts to increase regional air connectivity, a key priority of the government to connect more smaller cities by air and tap the domestic aviation sector’s huge growth potential.

Amid concerns expressed

by Parliamentarians on air fares going higher during the recent Jat agitation and natural calamities, Civil Aviation Minister Ashok Gajapathi Raju had told the Lok Sabha last month that he would discuss the issue with stakeholders.

Raju’s deputy Mahesh Sharma had also said recently that the government would announce a mechanism soon to curb high airfares.

“We are in the process of adopting certain measures to cap ticket price. But we are trying to do it by consensus and not by regulation. Our prime minister also envisions that fares be kept under control,” Sharma had said.

tioners if he had any objections to the Election being held. Our Counsel said he had no objections to municipal elections being held”, JAVWR said.

However, JACWR said that the government advocates objected to holding elections, saying “the government was trying to negotiate with the petitioners”. To this, they said that their counsel had objected stating that it was “based in the Constitution and not negotiable”. The court was however informed that JACWR would be ready for elections, they said.

“As far as the second case challenging the Assembly resolution, because of time constraint the Court had deferred to the month of July,” JACWR stated. In this regard, JACWR said since the division bench judgement and implementation has been stayed by Supreme Court, the SC’s order granting the appeal of the petitioners was for holding the Municipal election and implementing the single Judge order.

JACWR further said it had submitted representations to the state government and

Assault on CVO Zbto condemned

Z UN H E B OTO, J UN 5 (NPN): Officers and staffs of chief veterinary office (CVO) establishment Zunheboto; VFAA Zunheboto unit; staffs of Veterinary Hospital Zunheboto have strongly condemned, May 31 2016 incident wherein chief veterinary officer Zunheboto Dr. Meyatoshi Aier and Ribsungba, official driver were harassed physically and assaulted by five persons without any rhyme or reason in the heart of Kohima town while on official duty.

While expressing sympathy with the officer and the driver, the organizations further appealed to the law enforcing authorities to award befitting punishment to the culprits as per the law.

Meanwhile, the organizations have expressed gratitude to the North Police Station Kohima officials and personnel including the those IRB personnel on duty for arresting the culprits.

Election Commissioner to hold the elections. “It is expected they will use their wisdom to follow the directive of the Supreme Court, in the interest of Justice”, said JACWR adding, “the State Election Commissioner was duty bound to hold the elections in view of the directive from the Supreme Court on the matter”.

MAD jt. director & HoD had earlier pointed out that the directions issued by the single judge were not sustained by the division bench and were replaced by the operative directions issued by the division bench. He said the single judge’s directives were “subsumed and merged with the impugned judgment” passed by the division bench.

In this regard, he said that the stay on the implementation of the impugned judgment by SC “does not operate to revive the single judge’s decision and directions”. He said that since there was “no stay of the NLA Resolution” , though the same was challenged in writ petition, it has implied that the resolution continues to hold the field.

DIMAPUR, JUN 5 (NPN): ACAUT Nagaland has lodged an FIR with Mokokchung town police station (1), seeking the arrest of town commander, Mokokchung town NSCN (I-M). Convenor of Public Grievances Cell ACAUT, Hetoi Chishi said that the FIR was filed against the town commander for demanding 24 % deduction of salaries from the office of Chief medical Officer (CMO) Mokokchung and thereafter issuing individual demand letters to all the 70 primary health centres and sub-centres under CMO, Mokokchung district.

ACAUT has also demanded that office incharge to probe the matter thoroughly without fear or favour as the matter was “nothing but extortion”. ACAUT alleged that the town commander of Mokokchung town, NSCN (I-M), issued a demand letter to the CMO Mokokchung on 24% deduction of the salaries and when the staff refused to comply, the town commander resorted on issuing individual

demand letters to all the 70 primary health centres and sub-centres.

ACAUT also reminded OC, Mokokchung PS, that, both demand and payment of 24% of salary of government employees to NPGs was illegal.

Further, ACAUT expressed hope that Mokokchung police will be able to uphold the confidence of the general public.

Deadline to HODs/DDOs

Meanwhile, ACAUT has served one week deadline to all HODs/DDOs to return the deducted 24% amount from the staff salary. It also warned responsible officials that failure to do so, it will lodge FIRs against them irrespective of their reputation.

In this regard, ACAUT has appealed to all HoDs/ DDOs at the directorate office and all districts to refrain from deducting salaries of their employees. ACAUT has also filed a FIR with Zunheboto police station against a certain HoD of the district and Zunheboto police was probing the case.

Terrorists using ‘calculator’ to avoid surveillance SRINAGAR/NEW DELHI, JUN 5 (PTI): A new app ‘calculator’ has been found on smart phones of terrorists infiltrating into Jammu and Kashmir which helps them to remain in touch with their handlers in Pakistan-occupiedKashmir (PoK) without being detected by technical surveillance mounted by army.

With the number of militants infiltrating from PoK showing a steep rise this year, the Army found that terrorists carried a smart phone with no messages stored in it.

The Army’s signal unit, which relies mainly on technical intercepts like usage of wireless and mobile phones by infiltrating terror groups to track them, is burning midnight oil along with National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO) and other agencies to crack this mechanism used by the terrorists.

The technology was first used by a US-based company during Hurricane ‘Katrina’ so that the affected residents could remain in touch with each other.

During interrogation of

some of the terrorists of Lashker-e-Taiba (LeT), the agencies came to know that the terror outfit had modified it and created an application ‘calculator’ which can be downloaded on smart phones attached to the off-air network created specifically for them.

The technology is based on the concept of ‘cognitive digital radio’ that enables users to turn their smartphones into peer-to-peer, off-grid communication tools.

The network generates its own signal through proprietary adhoc networking protocols and automatically coordinates with other units within range which enables users to send and receive text messages, share their GPS locations on offline maps regardless of access to WiFi or cellular service.

The terrorists apprehended had their phones paired with the radio sets along the border and were receiving instructions about the route and terrain, official sources quoting interrogation details of some apprehended militants said.

In a related development, the army is trying to plug the

holes in the anti-infiltration grid and has already started redeployment of troops.

The infiltration of terrorists from across the border by end of April this year stands at around 35 in Kashmir area.

All the security agencies were unanimous about infiltration from the Jammu side where they claimed militants made three infiltration bids which were foiled by troops.

According to the sources, the militants, who infiltrated recently, have already gone to higher reaches of Bandipora from where they have moved towards central and south Kashmir.

During winter, infiltration is always low. However, this year, winter did not last long and terrorists are suspected to have taken advantage of the favourable weather conditions, sources said.

There were 121 infiltration attempts along the border in Jammu and Kashmir in entire 2015 of which 33 were successful.

In 2014, there were 222 infiltration attempts in the state of which 65 were successful.

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‘World Environment Day’ observed at Noksen village

SDO ( C) Noksen, PD,DRDA Tuensang, BDO Noksen along with the RD block Noksen at the celebration of world environment day at Noksen village on June 5. (NP) Correspondent

NOKSEN, JUN 5 (NPN): Along with the rest of the world, RD block Noksen celebrated World Environment Day (WED), at Noksen Village under the theme ‘Go Green with MGNREGA’ on Sunday, with SDO (C), Noksen Imsenperong Wati, as chief guest.

Speaking at the programme, chief guest appreciated the VDBs for their initiative and encouraged the villagers to adopt such sustainable developmental activities.

S p e c i a l g u e s t , P D, DRDA Tuensang Chubawati Chang, also appreciated the VDBs for planting 1,27,100 saplings. He also encouraged the gathering to continue such activities under MGNREGA. Resource person, BDO Noksen, C. Ebou Chang, speaking on the significance of WED, highlighted on the accelerating increase of carbon emission which was upsetting global climate pattern.

He mentioned that rampant felling of trees sans adequate reinforcement was a human major activity damaging the

environment.

He remarked that planting 1, 27,100 tree saplings under MGNREGA across eleven VDBs was a small initiative towards tackling a bigger global issue by RD Block Noksen.

Short speeches were also delivered by Moba Chang, Yali VDB, Chingmak Chang, Yonyu VDB and Koiba, Longra VDB.Altogether 11 Villages of RD Block Noksen attended the programme.

Earlier, welcome address was delivered by council chairman, Noksen, Langa Chang.

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Orgs condemns raid at GB’s residence DIMAPUR: Dubagaon, Ekranipathar, Eralibill DEE) area Sumi community has condemned the raid conducted at the house of GB, Eralibill, Akashe K. Zhimomi, by personnel of East Police Station and IRB jawans.

In a condemnation note, the DEE community condemned the law enforcement agency for taking the law into their own hand and raiding the house of a respectable and responsible community leader without search warrant when the owners were not present.

In this regard, the DEE community questioned the police personnel as to why the godown was targeted and searched first and whether there was any illegal activity report about the owner or whether the house owner was a smuggler or black marketer that his godown had to be thoroughly searched.

The DEE community also demanded from the higher authority the reason behind the raid and on whose authority the search was conducted. It also questioned the used of unofficial vehicles without number plates if the police were on official duty.

Further, stating that such high handedness of law enforcement agency was never expected, the DEE community demanded immediate action against the erring police personnel.

DCCI condemns: Meanwhile, Dimapur Chamber of Commerce & Industry (DCCI) has also condemned the unwarranted raid by police in the residence of GB Akashe Z. Zhimomi, who is the convenor of public grievances cell, DCCI. A condemnation note

by DCCI secretary, Sanjay Sethi stated that the nature of the police raid coming from three different directions in one police vehicle and two other unregistered vehicles loaded with IRB personnel reflects the way the law enforcing agencies treated bonafide member like Akashe as a hardcore criminal or terrorist. DCCI condemned the detestable action of the police as most unwarranted since the raid took place without any warrant and that too in the absence of the house owner. Such action from the law enforcing agencies only befits terrorists and anti-nationals and not the likes of Akashe Zhimomi who is a respectable GB, a DCCI leader and most importantly a law abiding citizen sincerely working for the welfare of the people, stated the release.

DCCI also stoutly supports the demand put forth by the joint council of DEEHA to take strong action, by way of immediate suspension, against the officer under whose command the unwarranted raid took place so as to prevent any untoward situations.

DLSC meeting held in Dimapur

DIMAPUR: District Level Standing Committee (DLSC) meeting was held in relation to the Rationalization of Polling Stations (PS) on June 1 at the DC’s conference hall Dimapur, chaired by ADC, Elizabeth Ngullie and attended by the members of the committee.

According to DIPR report the meeting discussed various issues and matters

pertaining to the draft list of polling stations and proposals for new polling stations. The committee deliberated on the complains, suggestions and request for change of polling stations, names, locations etc With regard to proposals for new polling stations, the committee decided that the concerned administrative officers would submit reports after

verification. ADC said that in regard to the issues that had come up, the committee would also ask for more papers in support of the problems from the concerned officers, supervisor or EROs. She also said problems regarding polling stations would be discussed with the district election officer (DEO) and then proper steps would be initiated.

NSCN/GPRN condoles

DIMAPUR: NSCN/GPRN has expressed grief over the sudden demise of Tatar, Zeliad Region, Alan Gangmei, who passed away on June 3 due to brain tumor. In a condolence message, MIP-NSCN/GPRN informed that Late Alan Gangmei’s outstanding service to the nation, especially as director Operation

Salvage (Rehab Centre) from 2013 till his induction as Tatar on February 2015, brought immense changes in the life of many who needed his guidance. Further, NSCN/GPRN extended its deepest condolence to the bereaved family during their moment of grief and prayed for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace.

One discharged RCN condemns assault on pastor Rongmei Council Nagaland (RCN) has strongly

by NSCN (R) DIMAPUR: condemned the Friday assault on the pastor of Dimapur

DIMAPUR: NSCN/ G P R N( R ) ha s infor m ed through its secretary MIP that, ‘SS. Corpl.’ Lüsüla, daughter of Jackson of Reguri village of Phek district has been discharged from active national service with immediate effect by serving this notice. NSCN/ GPRN(R) MIP has further acknowledged her bravery and sacrifice towards the cause of the Naga nation and wish her great success in all her future endeavour.

Rongmei Baptist Church and demanded the concerned authority to immediately investigate and identify the miscreants and to take swift action against them.

In a condemnation note, RCN stated the assault was a “senseless” and “barbarian act”, and added that the attackers “must be brought to justice to awaken their consciousness.”

Citing that the Scripture strongly lambast those who use violence against the helpless and harmless, RCN called upon all sections of people to condemn such undisciplined and diabolical act of the perpetrators against innocent church leaders.

Further, RCN also prayed for the pastor who sustained injuries so that he may be able to recover soon and continue with his ministry.

‘World Environment Day’ observed across Nagaland

From left (Min Lotha founder NEEDS, B.K. Nanda principal DPS, Aochuba Yaden M.D Nagaland Post as guest of honour at the tree plantation drive organized by Nagaland Entitlement for Empowerment and Development Society, where around 100 trees were planted.

Parliamentary secretary for Labour and Employment, Skill Development and Border Affairs, Mmhonlumo Kikon plating a tree sapling on World Environment Day organised by department of employment, skill development and entrepreneurship on June 4 at its directorate complex.

Kohima District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) commemorated the day with the children of Chakhesang Christian Revival Church, Upper PWD Kohima with chief judicial magistrate Kohima & secretary KDLSA, Mezivolu T Therieh, NJS and panel lawyers Wapanginla Kichu, Neiteo Koza and Akumla Longchari as resource persons.

The occasion was observed by DLSA of various districts across the state.

Nagaland police (NP) Chumukedima based units conducted mass treeplantation and social-work within the Police Complex, Chumukedima.

Altogether 1600 police personnel of all ranks led by IPS, Dy. Inspector General of Police (Training & Border) K. Martin Pienyu, took part in the programme and 1700 tree saplings of various types were planted.

Green Succession of Nagaland State (Green-Sons) launched a signature campaign and distributed hundreds of free saplings to passersby at Holy Cross Point, Dimapur on June 5 . Estd in 2009, Green-Sons has been advocating for green earth across the state.(NP).

Cadets of NCC and students of G Rio School participated in a plantation drive, flagged off by principal, Kevino Savino. Group commander NNC, Brig M. S. Nikam also participated.

Kuhoxu village council, GB and youth department along with forest officials. With the rest of the world, Kuhoxu village planted saplings, which were issued by the Department of Forest, along the road within the village to observe Green Sunday on the occasion of World Environment Day.

Philimi Youth Front (PYF) undertook village beautification works and planting along Coco-Doyang road as well as in and around the village. The plantation drive was sponsored by secretary, Land Resources, Y. Kikheto Sema IAS and logistic support provided by Er. Levi of Land Resources Department.

Eco- Club of Highland Hall School, Dimapur along with the team leader and teacher Incharge leading the day’s activity, where students of classes 5 to 10 were divided into four groups- Red and Blue House took a walk with placards towards the Chathe Bridge, Yellow and Green House to Old Showuba in a similar fashion with slogans related to environmental conservation.

Students and staff of Government Middle School Nikhekhu observed World Environment Day by organising tree plantation on the occasion.

New Ministers’ Hill Panchayat observed ‘World Environment Day’ on June 4 in the form of a mass social work in the colony where all members of the colony led by panchayat, youth organisation and sanitation committee members participated.

Staff and officials of District Rural Development Agency (DRDA), Dimapur led Along with the rest of the world, Asangma Students Union (ASU) conducted Greed for Green orangized cleaning drive at church road by project director, Alemla Chishi conducted social work in the office premises tree plantation drive around the village on June 4 to Commemorate World Dimapur along with some volunteers and hostellers of on June 4.

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WEATHER FORECAST June 6

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Agartala A stray afternoon a t-storm

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Periods of sun with a t-storm 27 19 Guwahati Periods of sun with a t-storm 33 23 Aizawl Imphal

Periods of sun with a t-storm 31 21

Itanagar Clouds and sun with a t-storm 31 21 Shillong Clouds and sun with a t-storm 23 17 Kohima

Periods of sun with a t-storm 24 18

Dimapur Clouds and sun with a t-storm 34 24 Mkg

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Banner displaying an appeal to citizens not to throw garbage near the college. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUN 5 (NPN): With fifty years of glorious service to the state, Dimapur Government College (DGC), has emerged today to be one of the best Government Colleges in the state.

T h e C o l l e ge w h i c h would be celebrating its Golden Jubilee this year has every reason to be proud of its contribution to provide quality education to the students during the last 50 years.

The institution has produced many great academicians, bureaucrats and businessmen both local and non-locals.

The College established in the year 1966 initially known as Dimapur College at the initiative of some prominent citizens of the town to provide an opportunity for higher studies functioned at the present Public College of Commerce campus.

Later, the College was shifted to its present location after it was taken over by the

Government of Nagaland on February 1, 1989 and renamed as Dimapur Government College.

As part of its Golden Jubilee celebration, Alumni Association of Dimapur Government College has initiated various projects and activities.

The main celebration programme has been scheduled in the first week of November this year.

However, this year being the “jubilee year”, Alumni Association of DGC while acknowledging the service rendered by the College has also decided to construction two gates with the contribution from the alumni and well-wishers. While briefing media person, K. Temjen Jamir, Editor Tir Yim Yim, who was also the product of the College said that they have also decided to construct waiting shed-cum- college canteen near the college gate.

In this regard, he said the place which was earlier

used to be a “garbage dumping place” has been cleaned for the proposed site.

The site has been cleared by volunteers of NGOs- “Living for Environment” and put up a banners appealing the public not to throw garbage.

In fact, we sought the support and contribution from cooperation and well wishers in coming up with the project, Temjen said.

He also called for contribution from alumni and well wishers for the success of the jubilee celebration.

DIMAPUR: One-day workshop was conducted by Eastern Nagaland Women Organization (ENWO) at its headquarter Longleng on June 1 at Lempong hall, with the theme “Together we build for change “, The workshop was divided into two sessions for men and women separately.

During the men’s workshop and the felicitator was president ENWO, BerilaTokiu, she pointed out the importance of men and women working together in partnership for the growth of society in various aspects, politically, socially and economically.

She also stressed on the point that change in society cannot come about when half of it is invited to make policies in the development process and the other half lies totally neglected and ignored.

The second session was for women and the facilitator was member JACWR, Temsula Thingchum and Nyathei Pangnyu, who spoke on the topic “Women: architect of society”.

The speakers pointed out that time is ripe for Naga women to take up the reins of leadership boldly and courageously by realising that God has created both men and women with equal mental capacity and intellect.

Participants at the workshop.

The speakers encouraged all women not to expect others to do something for you but to ask oneself what you can do or contribute to the society and community for women are the threads that hold the society together.

President PPC Leisha Phom and president PSC,

Hongkam D. Ngonyen also spoke on the occasion showing massive appreciation and support to women rights. The workshop held at Longleng was the kick off for the ENWO tour to all the Eastern districts.

The workshop was a big turn out from both men and women including prominent leaders of Longleng district, all showed overwhelming support for women rights especially the women reservation bill.

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ANSTA Chozuba sub-unit clarifies

DIMAPUR: All Nagaland School Teachers Association (ANSTA) Chozuba sub-unit has clarified that there was no “so called” NGPTA under Chozuba sub-division except for ANGPTA, the affiliated bonafide members of AN-

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In a press note, ANSTA Chozuba sub-unit, while clarifying the above mentioned, has informed that the second phase of agitation under Chozuba sub-division was successfully conducted with the coop-

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Further, the association has also resolved to extent support to the ongoing stir jointly organized by the central ANSTA and NSSFOF on the issue of bifurcation.

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Ibobi has not sought PM’s appointment, alleges BJP

Leaders of Manipur BJP meeting Union home minister Rajnath Singh in New Delhi on Sunday.

Correspondent IMPHAL, JUN 5: Manipur BJP Sunday alleged that no appointments for meeting with Prime Minister and Union home minister was sought by chief minister O Ibobi Singh even as all party delegation was camping in New Delhi since June 3 last to meet with President, Prime Minister, Union Home Minister and other minister to press for giving assent to the three ILPS related bills, pending with Rastrapati Bhavan.

Interestingly, chief minister who was supposed to lead the delegation and deputy

chief minister Gaikhangam were yet to join them till Saturday.

BJP leaders who were part of the delegation met with Union home minister Rajnath Singh at his official residence at Akbar road New Delhi.

During the meeting, the BJP leaders led by its state president Ksh Bhabananda was informed that chief minister has not sought any appointment to his office for meeting with the political party delegation.

The delegation was scheduled to visit New Delhi on May 16 last. However, it was postponed till June 3.

The delegation left Imphal on June 3. The state BJP delegation had apprised the Union home minister to get approval of the three bills as the contents is neither anti national nor anti tribal but to protect the indigenous people of a region.

The delegation also cited example of the similar legislation being enforce at Shimla and Sikkim.

To a query from the Rajnath, state BJP president replied that there was differences of opinion among the political parties in the state to the three bills as no one had given any objection.

northeast Girl students injured in protest IMPHAL, JUN 5 (IANS): Several girl students of a school here were injured when they were allegedly beaten by police during protests on Saturday to press for release of two arrested students.

Some of the students of the T.G. Higher Secondary school sustained fractures.

Angry students said that though policewomen were present, several policemen beat them. “After scaling the boundary wall, we escaped. However some policemen followed us,” said a student, also adding that police allegedly passed uncalled for remarks at the girl students.

The students are demanding the release of two students, Bruce and Vidyalakshmi.

Women activists have condemned the beatings of the girl students. Students of C.C. Higher Secondary school also took out a procession and later they burned an effigy of Chief Minister O. Ibobi Singh. There were also sit-in protests condemning the attempts to deflect the people’s movement.

Meanwhile, the College Students Council formed by ten colleges in Manipur disrupted the semester and university examinations for the release of the two students.

Two groups of students one wanting to sit for the examinations and the other opposed - had come to D.M.College of Arts, and the first group were allowed to begin the exam, under police protection. However within minutes the other students rushed inside, snatched the answer sheets which were then thrown out of windows.

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Pul urges Maha CM for CBI probe into Doye’s death ITANAGAR, JUN 5 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Kalikho Pul has met his Maharashtra counterpart Devendra Fadnavis and demanded a CBI probe into the death of Marnya Doye, who died under mysterious circumstances on April 26 in Raigad.

Pul had called on the Maharashtra Chief Minister in Mumbai yesterday and requested him the case be investigated

by CBI, to which Fadnavis readily agreed, an official release said here today.

“There is a fear and suspicion of foul play in her death (expressed) by her family and some facts have come to light that suggest Doye may have been a victim of murder,” Pul told Fadnavis. “At the same time, the incident has created a sense of insecurity among people from Arunachal as well as from other states in the northeast. There are also apprehensions about the outcome of the investigations into the case and its neutrality,” Pul stressed.

To address the “feeling of alienation” among the people of Arunachal in particular and the northeast in general in Mumbai, the two chief ministers agreed on several confidence building measures, the release said. Fadnavis also agreed to a proposal by Pul for setting up a coordination-cumredressal committee to address the grievances of people from the northeast. The committee would be headed by an officer of northeast origin under the Maharashtra government.

The committee would also work in close coordination

with the northeast people in Mumbai, the release said. The Arunachal Pradesh CM also raised the issue of Arunachal Bhavan at Navi Mumbai, which is facing notice for cancellation of allotment being issued by CIDCO. He requested the Maharashtra government for consideration of Arunachal’s case sympathetically, as a number of patients coming to Mumbai, as well as a large number of students, desperately needed the accommodation at the premises. Pul also requested for an additional plot in Mumbai to which Fadnavis agreed to allot a plot of land near the Chhattisgarh government plot, for creation of a new Deputy Resident Commissioner’s establishment.

Stressing on confidence building measures, Pul said that the two states of Arunachal and Maharashtra has seen an increase in visitors exchange and time has now come for the states to acknowledge this visits and the fact that we are drawing closer despite the great distance that separates us. To boost such exchanges Pul said that the proposed Liaison Office of the Arunachal Pradesh government at Mumbai, which would be supervised by an officer of the rank of Deputy Resident Commissioner would not only be useful for our people who come to Mumbai for education and healthcare, but would also be of help to tourists and people on business trips for getting information about Arunachal as well as to get the Inner Line Permit (ILP) that is required for travel to Arunachal, Pul added.

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More trees need to be planted: Rajkhowa ITANAGAR, JUN 5 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Sunday celebrated World Environment Day through various programme throughout the state with Governor J P Rajkhowa planting saplings in the Raj Bhawan complex.

Calling the people of the state to plant more trees, the Governor said with the total population of around 16 lakh in the state, if each family planted a tree, there would be increase of three to four lakh plants in year, an official release said.

“It is a great day for all as people are taking care to upgrade the environment, which is degrading very fast due to global warming, uncontrolled felling of trees and all kinds of activities,” the Governor said.

Rajkhowa advised the people to plant trees in their compounds and public places and called upon NGOs to come forward and plant more trees.

Gauhati University revokes Incomplete picture in White Paper: Gogoi expulsion order of 3 students picture. He said that while the White Paper has spoken about the new State government inheriting a committed outstanding liability of over Rs 10,000 crore from its predecessor, there has been no mention regarding the dues owed by the Centre to the State as well as funds that has been allocated by the Centre but not yet released to Dispur.

“There is no mention about the amounts recommended by the Finance Commission and how much has been released. The White Paper does not mention how much money the State is yet to receive from various ministries,” Gogoi said.

He admitted that the allocation from taxes to Assam has gone up following the recommendations of the 14th Finance Commission but added that this is true of all the States as the State’s share of taxes has gone up from 32 per cent to 42 per cent.

Gogoi said the White Paper is silent on issues like

GUWAHATI, JUN 5 (PTI): After a series of protests, Gauhati University has unconditionally revoked the expulsion order of three students who were alleged involved in antiuniversity activities.

In a notification by Gauhati University Registrar S K Nath yesterday, the three students - Milton Handique, Rejaul Karim and Writtick Saikia - were allowed to appear in their onging examinations. “As directed by the Vice Chancellor, GU, it is hereby informed to all concerned that the students... who were expelled vide notification, dated May 26, 2016, issued by the office of the Secretary, University Classes, are hereby allowed to appear in the respective forthcoming examinations.

“It is hereby also notified that the earlier expulsion notification (Memo No: GU/SUC/ RHDB/Notice/2016/34193508) stands cancelled,” the

order said. Earlier, Handique was expelled permanently, while Karim and Saikia were thrown out of the university for a year. Handique and Karim are students of LLB sixth semester and Saikia is from fourth semester of Communication and Journalism.

As soon as the order was handed over to him, Handique fell ill due to shock and started vomiting. His friends admitted him at a private hospital and he was undergoing treatment in the ICU. Following this, student organisations, including SFI, SMSS, AISF and NSUI, jointly launched a series of protests in the University in the last few days.

Accordingly, the Residence, Health and Discipline Board (R.H&D), which had earlier conducted the inquiry for the students’ alleged activities “detrimental to the university amounting to indiscipline”, met on June 2 and decided to revoke the order.

TU to introduce diploma course on Dimasa language

Assam mulls ‘green corridor’ for medical emergency

HAFLONG, JUN 5 (AGENCIES): Dimasa Shaitya Sabha (Lairidim Mel) has extended its gratefulness to Assam Sahitya Sabah and Tezpur University (TU) authorities for taking steps to introduce a diploma course on Dimasa language in the University.

A general conference of Asam Sahitya Sabha held in Haflong in February adopted a resolution to develop Dimasa literature and culture. The Sabha also submitted a letter to vice chancellor of varsity in this direction. A delegates of Dimasa Sahitya Sabha (DSS) led by vice president Kalijoy Sengyung and general secretary Ringpendra Nunisa along with DSS Haflong branch secretary Surjya Thaosen meet VC of the Varsity.

G U WA H A T I , J U N 5 (AGENCIES): In a move that can prove critical in saving lives of emergency patients, the Assam Government is mulling introduction of the ‘green corridor’ provision in Guwahati.

This will also be a part of the proposals preceding the setting up of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in the State.

The introduction of a ‘green corridor’ would mean that ambulances and police escort would move through routes with no traffic movement during medical emergencies.

Routes towards the AIIMS and some other hospitals would be declared ‘green corridor’ and traffic movements of the specified routes would be restricted and diverted depending upon the location of

Tarun Gogoi G U WA H A T I , J U N 5 (AGENCIES): Former Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi today said that the White Paper on State Finances has presented an “incomplete” picture and claimed that his government achieved a lot in strengthening Assam’s financial condition during its decade and half in power.

Addressing a press conference here, Gogoi said the document, which was tabled in the Legislative Assembly

by Finance Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma yesterday, has failed to provide the complete

the hospital.

“Ideally, the option is considered for serious heart patients,” sources told this reporter, adding that many developed cities, including Mumbai and Bengaluru, already have the system in place.

Although the proposal is in a nascent stage, the decision would be taken up in the subsequent meetings as the number of patients that die on their way to hospital is quite high.

A proposal for establishing a helipad in close proximity to the proposed AIIMS is also doing the rounds.

Meanwhile, a threemember team of experts led

by AIIMS Director Dr MC Mishra is expected to visit the State soon to take a final call on the locations for the hospital (AIIMS) in the State.

A proposal is also there to start expert clinical service

in Guwahati under the supervision of world-class doctors of AIIMS, New Delhi, even as a final call on the plot of land for the proposed hospital is yet to be taken.

Initiating the expert clinical service would mean that a panel of world-class doctors from the AIIMS, New Delhi, armed with state-of-the-art medical technology, will be here to supervise treatment of patients under one roof in a phased manner.

The State Government had already offered three plots of land for the proposed AIIMS. The expert clinical service, which will be organised in association with the State Government, is likely to be conducted at the Mahendra Mohan Choudhury Hospital (MMCH), official sources informed.

withdrawal of the Special Category State status and cut in funding to various Centrallyfunded welfare schemes. He said the State has lost a huge amount of assistance on account of withdrawal of the Special Category State status.

He said liabilities rose due to change in funding patterns of various schemes.

“When we came to power in 2001, what did we inherit? Overdraft,” Gogoi argued.

He said that the total liability of the State is around Rs 35,000 crore. “All States have liabilities. Gujarat has liability worth Rs 2,00,000 crore. Even the Central Government borrows from international agencies. Our State Government received funding from multilateral agencies due to our good performance.

If there was mismanagement during our government, how is it that Assam’s GSDP improved considerably, along with per capita income?” he said.

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AR officials meet villagers over security situation IMPHAL, JUN 5 (PTI): In the wake of recent security threats and prevailing unrest situation in Manipur, officials of the Assam Rifles held a meeting on security issues with community leaders in Imphal East district, officials said on Sunday.

Commander of 9 Sector Assam Rifles and Commandant of 45 Assam Rifles met community representatives and village headmen of Sawombung village yesterday. The difficulties and turmoil faced by the innocent civilians due to flash bandhs imposed at odd hours without prior information was discussed during the meeting which was attended by over 50 civilians from different villages including village heads and secretaries, officials said.

Eco-Club Sakus Mission College celebrated ‘World Environment Day’ on 4th June 4, 2016, under the theme ‘Fight against illegal trade in wildlife’.

Mr. Obed Swu ACF, Zoological Park, spoke effectively on the theme and to make a change for a more meaningful co-existence among wild lives, Humans, plants and the environment. Mr. Hongba from Finger Prints also gave a brief introduction about the importance of Wildlife Adoption and the necessity for its conservation. The Eco-club then received the certification for the adoption of Oriental Pied Hornbill from the resource person. The Eco-club through this column sincerely acknowledges the college Management, the resource Person and Finger Prints.

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IKISHE BAPTIST CHURCH YOUTH MINISTRY OBSERVES WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY

Yet another stolen Scorpio recovered Airtel’s blood donation drive in NE

The recovered Scorpio vehicle with the arrested trader Harichand Gupta BOKAJAN, JUN 5 (AGENCIES): The police in Khatkhati police station in Assam’s East Karbi Anglong district recovered yet another stolen Scorpio vehicle from the house K

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of a well-known businessman Mohan Pandey in Bokajan on Saturday night, The recovery was made on the basis of input provided by businessman Harichand

Gupta who was arrested by the police on May 31 after recovery of a stolen Toyota Fortuner car from his house.

Gupta who was on sixday police remand led to recovery of two other stolen vehicles -a Toyota Innova and a Mahindra Bolero car on Thursday.

The Scorpio car which was recovered on Saturday night was registered in the name of one Adarsh Pandey.

The chassis number of the vehicle was manually tempered and registered with RTO Mokokchung, Nagaland.

However, Pandey is however absconding since the arrest of Gupta. Pandey is also believed to be hand in glove in the illicit trade of car lifters, police said.

GUWAHATI/SHILLONG, JUN 5: The largest telecom services provider, Bharti Airtel Limited (Airtel) Sunday organised a blood donation drive among its employees and partners dedicating the day to the service of the people in the region. Airtel employees and partners across offices in North East together donated 512 units of blood to govt. medical college hospital blood banks, govt. hospital blood banks and Red Cross Society blood banks. Camps were successfully organized simultaneously across 13 locations including Guwahati, Tezpur, Jorhat, Dibrugarh, Bongaigaon, Nalbari, Kokrajhar, Silchar, Agartala, Shillong, Aizwal, Imphal and Dimapur with the help of the blood banks.

Arms, ammunition recovered in Mnp

IMPHAL, JUN 5 (PTI): Security forces have seized a stockpile of arms and ammunition from Senapati district of Manipur, officials said on Sunday. During a search operation last Thursday by a joint team of Assam Rifles and the Army’s Red Shield Division near Tamphung village, the jawans spotted some bamboos lying on the ground covered with grass in the jungles, they said. After cordoning off the area and searching it, a stockpile of arms and ammunition were recovered which included one AK-47 series rifle with ammunition and one .22 assault rifle, officials said.

Youth Ministry Ikishe Baptist church in commemoration of World Environment Day undertook a Plantation drive and free distribution of tree sapling in the village on 4th June 2016. This was followed by Green Sunday service on 5th June.

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Police stop members from a delegation of MPs and MLAs from entering Jawahar Bagh in Mathura on Sunday. (PTI) MATHURA, JUN 5 (PTI): The death toll from Thursday’s clashes between encroachers of Jawahar Bagh and the police Sunday rose to 29 with two more people succumbing to injuries even as the Aligarh Divisional Commissioner launched a probe into the incident.

Mathura Senior Superintendent of Police Rakesh Singh said 45 cases have been registered against 3000 encroachers belonging to a cult-Azad Bharat Vidhik Vaicharik Kranti Satyagrahi--an outfit that claimed to owe allegiance to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose.

An unidentified encroacher died during treatment in the district hospital here and one Pinkoo, a resident of Azamgarh, succumbed to his injuries in SN Medical College in Agra, taking the death toll to 29, Chief Medical Officer Vivek Mishra said.

Aligarh Divisional Commissioner Chandra Kant, meanwhile, launched a probe to ascertain the circumstances leading to the incident, which has left the Samajwadi Party government of Uttar Pradesh

Jat stir begins; security tightened in Haryana CHANDIGARH, JUN 5 (PTI): Three months after their violent agitation left 30 dead, Jat leaders Sunday renewed their quota stir in Haryana which was restricted to small meetings in 15 districts amid tight security by the BJP government which had drawn flak over its handling of the protest last time.

“It has been peaceful so far,” Haryana’s Additional Director General Police (Law and Order) Muhammad Akil said as nearly 20,000 security personnel from central and state forces kept a a close vigil across the state, including on national highways and railway tracks which the protesters had blocked for several days in February.

Jat leaders in Jassia village of Rohtak district, the epicentre of violence during the stir, held a ‘havan’ as they started the second round of the agitation on a tepid note with influential Khap panchayats and some Jat factions distancing themselves from the protests.

red faced and invited sharp criticism from the opposition.

Kant, who said he would go into the reasons for the incident and ascertain the likely lapses, said he would submit his report to the government within a fortnight.

The Divisional Commissioner, who met top district officials including DM Rajesh Kumar, SSP Rakesh Singh and other top officials, as part of the “recommendatory probe”, said he would visit Jawahar Bagh, the scene of violent clashes which also left two police officers, including a Superintendent of police, dead, to record the statements of eyewitnesses and others.

“Why the incident took place, whether it was properly tackled, shortcomings in operation Jawahar Bagh, what was the level of shortcomings, whether firing orders were given late...any other points will be looked into,” Kant told reporters.

Combing operations are underway to look for explosives and hidden weapons and would continue even tomorrow, SSP Rakesh Singh said, adding some more arrests

were likely to track down people who provided financial support and firearms to Ram Vriksha Yadav, the cult leader, who was among those dead during the clashes. His body was found among 11 charred to death in the fire that was caused by gas cylinder explosions set off by the squatters who were occupying the public park for the last two years.

Bodies of ten encroachers, including two women, have been identified by their accomplices lodged in jail.

Efforts are on to identify the other bodies, Singh said.

If relatives do not come forward to claim the bodies their postmortem would be carried out at 11 AM on Monday following which their last rites would be conducted, he said.

M e a n w h i l e, S a d h v i Niranjan Jyoti, Union Minister and BJP MP from Fatehpur, has accused state’s PWD Minister Shivpal Singh Yadav of being responsible for the violence and demanded that a case be registered against him.

Seeking strict action against him, she alleged that

Swamy my ‘hero’, believe his word on Ram temple: Bharti

ministers. They include A Namassivayam, Malladi Krishna Rao, Shah Jahan, M Kandasamy and R Kamalakannan (all are former ministers), Assistant Director of Information

and Publicity I.Ganapathy said.

Lt Governor Kiran Bedi will administer the oath of office and secrecy to the six-member team of ministers at ‘Gandhi Thidal’ at 12.10 pm.

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Uma Bharti The remarks by BJP’s yesteryear Hindutva mascot comes at a time when the party leadership is skirting questions on Ram temple and repeatedly insisting that development will be the party’s poll plank in UP as it seeks to wrest the politically important state from Samajwadi Party.

Speaking at an event in Mumbai in April, Swamy had claimed that work to build the Ram temple in Ayodhya would begin by this year-end.

He had expressed confidence that next year Hindus would celebrate Ram Navami at the Ram temple.

Br. MSME Development Institute, Dimapur Organizes One day Awareness Programme on “Packaging for Exports” on 15.6.2016 at Dimapur Participants

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Qualification : 10th Pass/BA/B.Com/MSE units Batch Size : 25 Nos. Age : 18 to 40 yrs Stipend: Rs.750/- per candidate Selection Criteria : First come first served basis Venue : The Renaissance Vocational Training Institute, Opp. SBI Main Branch, Dimapur Course fee : Nil Documents : copies of Marksheet, SC/ST certificate, Date of Birth certificate, photo (2 nos) For further details contact : 1. Sh. Tali Longchar, Deputy Director In charge, Br. MSME-DI, Dimapur Mob : 9436274761, E-mail:brdcdi-dima@dcmsme.gov.in 2. Mrs. Diana P.K., Mob: 9774488138 davp 25113/11/0068/1617

Mallya case: Interpol seeks detailed info

Department of Science & Technology KlRAN Division Women Scientist Scheme-B (WOS-B) (S&T Intervention for Societal Benefit) Department of Science & Technology (DST) restructured all its women specific programmes in 2014 and brought them under one umbrella known as "KIRAN" (Knowledge Involvement in Research Advancement through Nurturing). KlRAN endeavours provide various opportunities to women scientists in S&T domain through its various components, for example, in conducting basic research (WOS-A), technology development & demonstration for societal benefit (WOS-B), self/wage employment in Intellectual Property Rights domain (WOS-C), and so on.'

DST seeks proposal under "Women Scientists Scherne-B (WOS-B)" from women scientists and technologists who wish to utilize their scientific knowledge and temperament for the benefit of society. WOS-B focuses on projects related to Science & Technology (S&T) interventions for societal benefit. Such project proposal should address a well-identified societal challenge and deliver possible solutions by way of development of viable technology/technique and/or lab-toland technology transfer, its adaptation and scaling up. Proposal that are pure Research & Development (R&D) in nature and/or do not have clear. evidence of direct benefit to the society will not be entertained.

Eligibility: Women Scientists having permanent position are not eligible to apply in this scheme. Only those Women Scientists who had a break in their career, are in the 27-57 years age group and have interest in addressing a well-defined societal challenge through viable S&T interventions are encouraged to apply under WOS-B. All such applications will be subjected to a rigorous selection process and only the most promising may be extended budgetary support.

Project Duration: The project is tenable for a maximum period of three (3) years.

Emoluments: The fellowship amount under the scheme is Rs 55,000/- for Ph.D. or equivalent (total project cost not exceeding Rs.30 lakhs), Rs.40,000/- for M.PhiI/M.Tech or equivalent (total project cost not exceeding RS.25 lakhs), Rs.30,000/- for M.Sc or equivalent (total project cost not exceeding Rs.20 lakhs), The total project cost is inclusive of fellowship of Principal Investigator (PI), consumables, travel, contingencies and minor equipments but excluding overheads.

Selection Process: The Project proposals received will be screened by Screening Committee and Principal Investigator (PI) of only such proposals that are 'screened in' may be called for presentation before an Expert Committee. The final decision will be communicated to the applicants only after obtaining administrative and financial approvals.

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NEW DELHI, JUN 5 (PTI): Interpol has sought some “clarifications” from the ED before it issues a global arrest warrant against liquor baron Vijay Mallya wanted by the probe agency in a money laundering case emerging from a Rs 900 crore alleged bank loan fraud.

Officials said the global police body had asked agency sleuths to provide to it certain detailed information on the legal processes undertaken by ED in the case before it can notify a red corner notice (RCN) against Mallya, sought by the investigating officer of the case to make the beleaguered businessman join probe in the alleged loan fraud of IDBI Bank, also being probed by CBI. “Interpol has sought certain clarifications that are in the nature of providing additional details of the money laundering case against Mallya. The global police has not said it is denying the ED request to get an arrest warrant against him issued.The clarifications are being responded to,” agency sources said.

PUDUCHERRY, JUN 5 (PTI): V Narayanasamy will be swornin as Puducherry Chief Minister on Monday.

Along with Narayanasamy, five Congress legislators will be sworn-in as

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NEW DELHI, JUN 5 (PTI): Once the fiery mascot of the Ram temple movement, Union Minister Uma Bharti wants a resolution to the lingering dispute through dialogue even as she hails controversial BJP MP Subramanian Swamy as her “hero”, saying she believes his words that work on the temple in Ayodhya will start by the end of this year.

Bharti ruled herself out as a possible chief ministerial candidate for Uttar Pradesh assembly polls, but voiced confidence that BJP will be able to form its government in the key Hindi heartland state with Amit Shah at the helm of the party.

On the issue of Ram temple construction and Swamy’s remarks that the work on it will start this year, Bharti told PTI in an interview, “I respect Swamy very much.

He is my hero. I was 15-16 years old when Emergency was imposed and Dr Swamy, George Fernandes were my heroes. For me he is a heroic figure. So whatever he says, I will believe that.”

Narayanasamy to be sworn in today

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Where to submit: Five (5) copies of research proposal (format available at www.dst.gov.in) should be sent to Dr. H.B. Singh, Scientist, Department of Science and Technology, Technology Bhawan, New Mehrauli Road, New Delhi-11 00 16 by Speed Post.

A soft copy of the proposal should also be mailed at haribsingh@nic.in . The envelope should be superscribed with "Women Scientist Scheme-B (WOS-B)".

Last Date of Submission: 31 August 2016.

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVI NO. 178 Dimapur, monday, June 6, 2016

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Social thesis

s there are pessimists, so also there are optimists in any society and the crucial aspect is whether there has been an effort to address various issues of common concern. Like other states, Nagaland has its own social and other problems and when these have not been addressed, they seriously complicate the environment to the extent that today, no one in Nagaland really feels confident enough to say that the future is bright, even though there may be optimists who would like to find the light at the other end of the tunnel. Both pessimists and optimists have a common concern and that is to bring about a collective wisdom the benefits society. For whatever reasons that have made society subject to circumstances, there are political issues in nature which have gotten wedged into society’s growing problems and creating a negative synergy. There are many unaddressed issues that have resulted in inequitable distribution of purchasing power to a few among the politicians and bureaucrats. Social problems continue to mount as society is confronted by extortions, lawlessness, rise in crimes and HIV etc. Unemployment and anti-social crimes are ascending while morality is descending. However, it is only right to remind ourselves that there is practical wisdom in knowing that all those who are rich are not corrupt and neither all those who are poor are honest. It is true that many thinkers have lamented with the question ‘how long can this go on?’ or in other words, how long should people live under these circumstances?

It is time for a free and frank examination so as to understand the whereas and whys of how an ideal has metamorphosed into something that has become what it is today. Who can deny that corruption whether by politicians or bureaucrats under whatever nexus under the sky is as rampant as the fact that in the end, silence or inaction is bought with either money or threat? Who can also deny that despite all such talks, everyone (and each) have a vested interest to make some profit out of crimes? It would be uncomfortable for all (except perhaps hardly the few insignificant number) if truth were to expose their true colors as light exposes the darkness. It may be fashion to be anti-establishment, convince oneself that everyone in the government is corrupt or those who are doing well are also corrupt. This cynicism seriously threatens Naga society as it is taking a tribalist color. Everything in Nagaland today has the unsaid yet accepted fact that tribalism has become a deadly and destructive cancer of Naga society. To society’s peril are the cacophony of those who seem to have reserved the prerogative and space to speak along expected lines, drown the voices of reason. Society is hurting and the environment exudes a fissiparous uncertainty.

The bond of unity in truth, the first strand of Naga awareness, is slowly giving way to tribal hegemony. These are just a few of the uncharitable facts that seem to indicate, the society in general and the government in particular, have lost a sense of right and wrong and a responsibility to ensure continuance of a just and fearless society and of moral authority. The symptoms are indeed very serious and these would continue unless people change to make the difference.

DailyDevotion God’s Assurance He Himself has said….So we may boldly say…

—Hebrews 13:5-6 My assurance is to be built upon God’s assurance to me. God says, “I will never leave you,” so that then I “may boldly say, ‘The Lord is my helper; I will not fear’ ” (Hebrews 13:5-6). In other words, I will not be obsessed with apprehension. This does not mean that I will not be tempted to fear, but I will remember God’s words of assurance. I will be full of courage, like a child who strives to reach the standard his father has set for him. The faith of many people begins to falter when apprehensions enter their thinking, and they forget the meaning of God’s assurance— they forget to take a deep spiritual breath. The only way to remove the fear from our lives is to listen to God’s assurance to us.

What are you fearing? Whatever it may be, you are not a coward about it— you are determined to face it, yet you still have a feeling of fear. When it seems that there is nothing and no one to help you, say to yourself, “But ‘The Lord is my helper’ this very moment, even in my present circumstance.” Are you learning to listen to God before you speak, or are you saying things and then trying to make God’s Word fit what you have said? Take hold of the Father’s assurance, and then say with strong courage, “I will not fear.” It does not matter what evil or wrong may be in our way, because “He Himself has said, ‘I will never leave you….’ ” Human frailty is another thing that gets between God’s words of assurance and our own words and thoughts.

When we realize how feeble we are in facing difficulties, the difficulties become like giants, we become like grasshoppers, and God seems to be nonexistent. But remember God’s assurance to us— “I will never…forsake you.” Have we learned to sing after hearing God’s keynote? Are we continually filled with enough courage to say, “The Lord is my helper,” or are we yielding to fear?

Quotes

Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgement that something else is more important than fear.

~ Ambrose Redmoon

Nagaland Post, Dimapur monday, June 6, 2016

Change course, India will become a massive economy I

ndia has the capacity to be a $ 5 trillion economy from today’s $ 2 trillion. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is right in his assertion. But we need to change the course. Economic reform is a confusing word. It now means increasing disparity and moving the government away from the problem of the people.

Various epithets that describe it may speak of the reality but does not suggest a cohesive path. This is reflected in not so good farm growth though the GDP hovers between 7.6 and 7.9 percent. It also does not state that jobs are growing else firms hiring IIT and IIM graduates would either not “bench” them or cancel their appointments or renegotiate (reduce) the offered wages. Farmers are yet not happy, though, of late, NDA government focus is on them.

Disparity and despondency is growing. It is growing at every level – between the super rich and the rich, they and the upper middle class. The gap widens between the upper middle and lower middle and those below that level or on the

fringe of poverty.

The complexity of the problem is increasing. The governments and policy planners are looking for ways. Many short-cuts like odd-even road rationing are just not administrative problem but it reflects the psyche of the deprived.

There is an envy between those are “little” haves and those do not have that “little” also. The Jat or Patel clamour for government jobs’ reservation and consequent violence are signs of the restlessness. The earlier “haves” and now slipping to be have-nots are in severe social and economic stress. Why those who had earlier refused reservation are now demanding it? It reflects that there is a difference between statistical growth and happiness. The state is unable to address these issues. These are not mere law and order problems.

The nation has to go deeper, sink political differences and should keep the society in a cohesive state. That is the first step towards real progress. It has to come out of the mere “growth” syndrome. It is only helping may be one sec-

tion of the populace. They are becoming monopolists. They are trying to be owners of all aspects of the society.

It looks good to have a few powerful rich people. It does not solve the problems of the countryside, of deprived, semi-clad, hungry teemShivaji ing millions though they are contributing to the progress of these people and possibly losing more.

If an economy improves, one does not understand, why the 80 crore farmers and related people, about 54 percent of the population, live in abysmal conditions. The latest National Sample Survey (NSSO) data on farm debt should be an eye opener. It says that of 9.02 crore families of farmers 52 percent were in debt in 2013, while ten years earlier, in 2003 it was 48.6 percent. Despite Rs 52,000 crore farm loan waiver before 2009 polls nothing has improved.

The farm families have an average debt of Rs 47,000.

It is a testimony of not only failures of waivers but also for how small sums farmers have

to look for loans. The British rulers were stunned to find that multi-crop Indian agriculture was the foundation for a happy prospering country. Decades of neglect, some started by the British themselves, is causing havoc with the farm sector. ConseSarkar quently, it hits all others and increases discontent in the society. It is no coincidence that be it Jats or Patels or others in Maharashtra, Andhra, Telangana and Karnataka are from the farming communities.

This calls for a paradigm shift. The leadership of Narendra Modi has ignited aspirations. As the regime is open to discussion, more suggestions are also coming. The massive mandate to him is the mandate to engineer that necessary change. With years of misguided rule, the path has become too complex. The government cannot abandon the path selected for decades all of a sudden. It also has to look for a new path and method.

That is the challenge.

The economic pattern in this country has been that

of cooperation from all social groups offering different skills. Still such social group or caste-based skills are not passé. Integrating such skills with the new Skill India is not easy. But the government has to look for avenues for integrating them. It has to go beyond the bureaucratic registration process to make most of Modi’s make in India to stand-up India a success. Many such people do not want to register. They want the benefit but they do not want to be socially seen as seekers of favour. It is a difficult social process. If they do not come forward, they lose and in the process the entire nation its society, economy and even political set-up become losers.

There should also be a policy discussion how the social groups which were strong pillars of India’s socio-economic structure can be rejuvenated without creating new problems or divisions. In short, the government has to include the existing skills with the new approach something that was trying to be attempted through the set-ups like master craftsmen.

The 35 percent rise in KVIC is an indicator that village workers can contribute.

The village industries segment as a whole registered sale of Rs 36,425 crore during 2015-16 against Rs 31,965 crore during 2014-15. This marks a jump of 14 per cent. The growth in 2014-15 was just 6.29 per cent.

The sales in 2013-14 were Rs 30,073 crore. This phenomenon has to be widened to include most of the country which remains out of its ambit.

The country also has to look ways to bring down prices and strengthen the rupee. Stronger rupee is a must for a growth that has to be all encompassing. High prices and taxes are bane of the economy. The new economy in the long run cannot be inflationary, discriminatory and exploitative. It should give support to the needy but avoid proffering doles.

It must be an open economy with few rules, paper work and virtually setting up path to fast decision making. It is not necessary to expand to $ 5 trillion economy but include all in that process. That is what an Indian pines for.

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May the Naga people judge

he Lotha Regional council of NNC parent body would like to clarify to all the Naga people and particularly to the NNC N/A in reference to the article published on 4th June 2016, that Kiumukum Yimchungrii from Government Democratic......of NNC N/A has yet again lied and has become a real disgrace. About the one lakh money taken by Kiumukum from Allied Group in 2011 was based on cheating and manipulation. Everything stated

by Kiumukum was a lie and contradicted to what he stated in 2011/2012. I was one of the core committee members at that time and i am well aware of the fact that the money taken was distributed amongst the core committee members and not at all in the regional level. I was also informed

by Kiumukum to take an amount of ten thousand rupees which I refused since the decision of whether to take the money or not had to be discussed first in the NNC meeting. I personally expressed to him about the obligation and later informed the general secretary of NNC about this issue of misconduct and misuse of money by Kiumukum. The general secretary had no involvement and was in fact not even aware of this deal in the first place had I not informed him. So the allegation against him as creating an argument for wanting the entire amount does not make sense at all and is indeed absurd because by the time the issue had reached the general secretary the money had already been distributed amongst the core committee members.This is a big sin in front of God and men committed by

Kiumukum, curse be upon him.

Regarding the floating of NNC parent body as mentioned is a complete lie, since the very legitimate name of NNC is “NNC” or “NNC Parent Body” after restoration of NNC into the right track by NNC general meeting held at Mokokchung in 1990 as explained by the NNC office just two weeks back. The very fact is that the name NNC parent body was used prior to and during Kiumukum’s vice presidentship and this is well known to him too.

About the RCC building built by one member as stated by them was built on personal sources by selling out personal land and building in Kohima town, I am well aware and is a witness to this fact. The irony is that Kiumukum is the one who has built a private RCC building in Tuesang Town by means of forceful taxation. So the statement against the senior member as mentioned in their article is a false allegation.

And lastly but not the least, I Yilow Humtsoe can firmly state as a witness that Kiumukum has been playing around with a Nepalee woman for quite sometime before he abandoned his legitimate wife and children as known to all the senior NNC members from Yimchungrii Region.

The facts and figures mentioned above are true to the best of my knowledge as a responsible and senior member of NNC. May the Naga people judge and condemn the culprit forever.

Yilow Humtsoe, President, Lotha Regional Council, Naga National Council

Rejoinder to Peren water supply issue

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his is to clarify the PHE department’s position to all concerned aggrieved parties and general public in regard to Peren water supply issue that has been going on for the past few weeks. While acknowledging public grievances of Peren town concerning water scarcity, people also need to know and understand hurdles being faced by the department while rendering its services.

The department had admitted that water supply to Peren town had outlived its life span and for which it has been engaging repair works. Accordingly it had restored water supply line to Peren town on May 20, 2016. In addition, to meet water shortage problems the department has also constructed three (3) units of deep tube wells and distribution system connected to it are nearing completion.

It is to be made known to all that the department in its endeavour has been making efforts to provide water to all inhabitants whilst making improvemnert works to existing water supply lines where needed. There are more than 52 villages and towns where water supply connection has outlived the 30-year design period and require overhaulting and hence water

supply to Peren town is not an exceptional case. The annual state budgetary allocation to the department is very inadequate for which the deparment could not take up new schemes in all villages and towns. The department received an allocation of non-plan fund of Rs. 115 lakhs till 2014-15 which was enhanced to Rs. 230 lakhs during 2015-16. This maintenance of non-plan fund is allocated to the department to meet an expenses of operation and maintenance (O&M) of water supply in all urban towns and 1530 villages/ habitations of the state, whilst also meeting expenses of department buildings and other assets.

The only fund received by the department is under national rural drinking water programme (NRDWP) scheme to provide water supply to rural villages and habitations. It is a central flagship programme funded jointly by the GOI (99%) and the state government (10%). However, the fund for this scheme has been drastically reduced by 70% over the last few years.

It is pertinent to mention that apart from NRDWP scheme, the department is not receiving any additional funds from any agencies for urban water supply or its main-

tenance. Augmenting of existing urban water supply or new urban water supply schemes are taken up by the department only when funds are provided by DONER (NLCPR), central government 90:10 (central and state) funding pattern and involves a long process to clear the project sanctioned.

Nevertheless, despite financial constraints, the department has been consistently making efforts to improve existing water supply to both rural and urban areas for uninterrupted water supply in every possible way.

The department of PHE is only responsible for providing safe drinking water supply to all urban areas, villages and habitations.

Whenever disputes arise in the conflicting parties to resolve or lodge complaints to the administration and police. The PHE department is not responsible to lodge complaints or setting up ‘special investigation team’ to resolve issues and disputes arising between different parties. Hence the department appeals to citizens of old Peren to either resolve the issues within the conflicting parties or report the matter to the administration and police.

Tokheho Yepthomi, Minister PHED Nagaland

Judicial Inquiry Commission on March 5 incident Take this advice seriously

(From previous issue) In our considered opinion the violence that took place in Dimapur on March 5, 2015 is the result of ineffective and erroneous handling of the situation. This can happen only when the officers in the helm of affairs are either incompetent or lacks will to dedicate themselves to save the democracy and uphold the constitution of India. Hence, we recommend that apart from giving extensive training to the officers, particularly in crowd management, it is also essential that only the officers of high integrity and ability are posted in sensitive places. We are also of the opinion that while selecting officers for posting in sensitive and important places political agenda should be totally left out of consideration.

D-Detection and Deportation of foreigners At the outset of this report, we have noted that the incident on March 5, 2015 in the form of central jail breaking at Dimapur was the outcome of people’s governance against the alleged inaction of the civil administration to detect and deport illegally migrated Bangaladeshi in as much as one Syed Sarif Khan (an alleged IBI) has allegedly committed rape upon a Naga girl. Holding protests and demonstrations the people of Nagaland demanded handling over the said accused for giving instant punishment.

Having failed to get the custody of the accused, a mob stormed the central jail and forcibly snatched the accused from the lawful custody and finally lynched him on the street.

Denizens of the state of Nagaland are living under a fear of being outnumbered

by IBIs. To save and protect their identity and culture various organizations are holding democratic protests time and again and submitting memorandum to different authorities.

There was a mass movement in the state of Assam in the early eighties against explosion of influx of migrants from Bangladesh. The movement ultimately resulted in signing of “Assam

accord” with the government of India. Several steps were suggested in the “accord” to protect the identity and culture of indigenous people, inter alia, by way of detection and deportation of foreigners. In view of unabated migration of IBIs in the state of Assam the Hon’ble supreme court of India is also monitoring the issue.

Apart from establishing good number of tribunals to decide the citizenship of doubtful foreigners the state of Assam has also undertaken the task of updating National Register of Citizens (NRC). This exercise is likely to give clear picture of genuine Indian citizens living in the state of Assam vis-àvis illegally migrated foreign nationals.

The state of Nagaland has already adopted the system of inner line permit since British rule. This provision was brought in this state through Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation, 1873. Despite existence of such stringent legal provision the influx of IBIs is still unabated. Hence, we feel that updating NRC in the state of Nagaland also would go a long way to solve the critical issue of detecting foreign nationals.

E-Arming the prison staff Since pre independence government of India has constituted a number of committees and commissions to recommend improvements in the prison. Conference, seminars and meetings are also held at regular intervals to supplement and guide the commissions. It resulted in the enactment of prisons Act, 1894. The said Act is still continuing except minor amendments. The first major step was taken to review the Prisons Act with the appointment of All Jail Committee (1919-1920). It was followed by appointment of various committees at the state and central level. Finally the government of India has published a “National policy on prisons” and has also prepared “Model Prison Manual”. However, it is seen that the amendments suggested in the Prisons Act

centres around reform in the ‘Sentencing policy”, inter alia, to ascertain alternatives of imprisonment rehabilitation of the criminals, reform of the criminals, protection of human rights of the prisoners, separation of male, female and juvenile prisoner, to provide legal-aid to the UTP’s and other prisoners, appointment of development of the prison administration etc. Strangely, no commission or committee appears to have felt the need to examine as to whether time has come to provide arms to the prisons’ staff also or to create an independent armed battalion, specifically to secure safety of the jail campus and jail inmates. Hence, it is recommended that the government of Nagaland shall take up this issue with the National commission on prisons and also with the Bureau of Police Research and Development (BPRND), which is the nodal agency at the national level.

F-Sensitization programmes on Human rights Handling down justice on the street by mob and crowd has become order of the day.

Thrashing to death Sarif Khan was not the first incident in Nagaland. Earlier also similar incidents have taken place in the state. Truly speaking, Nagaland is not an exception.

Examples of giving instant justice by mob can be found in every nook and corner of India. However, abducting an UTP from central jail, Dimapur in presence of armed police personnel and parading him to 8kms and finally hanging his dead body on the railings of the tower in the heart of the city during the period of prohibitory order appears to the first in the country.

March 5, 2015 incident of Dimapur shocked the conscience of every law abiding citizen of Nagaland. It shows that those involved in the jail breaking lacked basic knowledge of Rule of law and legal and human rights of the citizens, including that of under trail prisoners.

Article 14 of the Con-

stitution of India guarantees equality and equal protection of the laws; Article 15 prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex, or place of birth and Article 21 promises protection of life and personal liberty. In a plethora of judicial pronouncements the Hon’ble Supreme Court has held that fundamental rights guaranteed under Article 14 and 21 are also available to UTP’s and convicts. The Apex Court has also held that human rights are inherent in individuals since it is human essence.

Human rights were formally documented in the year 1948 in the form of ‘Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ by the United Nation. This International Bill of human rights recognizes not only human ‘right to life, liberty and security’ but also freedom against exploitation, right to privacy, as well as other economic, political, social and cultural rights.

India is a signatory of the aforesaid international covenant.

Taking legal cognizance of the Universal Declaration and extensive violation of human rights the Government of India has also enacted ‘Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993’.

Despite this law, infringement of human rights is unabated and killing of Sarif Khan is an illustration.

In the backdrop of the Universal Declaration and Human Rights Act the commission feels that young generation should be adequately sensitized about the value of human rights and rule of law in a democratic country. For this purpose the government can improve school syllabus, if necessary, and also hold awareness camps in the State regularly. Instead of looking for an opportunity to crush mob violence in future with the use of force it is better to mould the mindset of the people for long term solution.

(Concluded) Veprasa Nyekha, Member, Judicial Inquiry Commission & Justice B D Agarwal (Retd), Chairman, Judicial Inquiry Commission

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his is rejoinder to the 4th June article published on behalf of Kiumukum Yimchungrii that what you have been writing is all false allegations of no issue in this matter of our leaders since these allegations were clarified in details on truth in publication of all the Daily Newspapers (Recorded) in the past and well known to the people and also I personally know my leaders (Z.Royim or V.Nagi) integrity, dedication and capability in Naga National affairs, so do not advise me in this matter but do think seriously about morally degraded person called Kiumukum who is not fit to lead even a small group and in fact, immorality of so called leader in National politics is a very serious matter and should be discarded immediately by one and all as this is disgusting and disgraceful for the people of Nagaland.

As long as such morally loose and corrupted person (leader) remain in your faction as head will be a real thorn in your flesh and nobody will support or regard you as working for the people but rather will certainly think and say that

all are like minded members.

Therefore do take this advise seriously for the betterment of the members in particular and for the best interest of our people in the homeland who are working with this morally degraded so called leader.

Also you talk about ‘forgive and forget’ but stated many allegations of lie and also referring to Yimchungrii Tribal Council (YTC) to clarify to the people is shameful and no entity as they are social body and also none of their business in this matter rather they should condemn Kiumukum as a Yimchungrii for his shameful activity in Dimapur.

Union Territory -1 NNC parent body is stating all the press releases and statement basing on what was recorded in the past publication (four/ five years back) and is presently happening on truth are in the public domain now.

Therefore do contact me as you all know me for any clarification, authenticity in this matter and warn not to blame my leaders or leader any more in publication.

H.Sumi, Chairman, UT-1 NNC

Reader’s Post

Complaint against bad road condition

Sir,

We are writing this note to bring everyone’s attention towards the bad condition of roads in Nagaland. It is said that “roads are the new rivers”. We need good roads for better transportation and safer driving. If there is good quality of roads, we won’t need to build up roads again and again. During hornbill season, roads are temporarily repaired by just filling in the pot holes. When the roads are in bad condition the vehicles consume a lot of fuel and also don’t have a long life. It also takes more time to travel and if there is a medical emergency, we are sure the patient will die before he reaches the hospital.

We can have toll roads where we charge money for maintaining the roads. We can also build flyovers to reduce the traffic congestion. If we were to have good road connectivity we are sure the face of development of Nagaland would be much more faster. It is therefore requested to you to kindly look after this problem.

Loncho, Tiasunep, Hrüzhükho, Javino, Manlee and Khriezobeinuo, class 8 students of Vineyard School, Kohima

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur monday, June 6, 2016

India, Qatar to share intel to combat hawala, terror financing ranging talks, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is on a two-day visit, had with Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani and Qatari leadership, the two sides decided to constitute an interministerial high-level joint committee to regularly review all bilateral matters, as well as regional and global issues of mutual interest.

“Cr ucial agreements were signed today, which will give new strength to IndiaQatar ties,” said Modi.

“Sheikh Tamim and I had wide ranging talks on

how India and Qatar can further expand bilateral ties,” he tweeted. An MoU was signed between the Finance Intelligence Unit -India (FIU) and Qatar Financial Information Unit to share intelligence on illegal movement of money, termed as ‘hawala’.

“The two sides further agreed to take action against illegal transfer of money,” a joint statement issued after the talks said. There is a lot of money flow and investment from Qatar. A number of black money investigations have taken Indian authorities

to Qatar’s shores and such an MoU is seen as a move to help combat money offences.

Under this pact, the two sides also agreed to exchange financial intelligence to combat terrorism financing and other economic offences.

Briefing reporters, Secretary (Economic Relations) Amar Sinha said: “They (Qatari side) also realise that terror does pose a threat to both of us and to our region.

“Both the sides felt that time has come that we need to move beyond the trading relationship and get into stra-

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ism and use it as an instrument of policy, must be taken,” the statement said. The two sides also underlined the need to “disrupt terrorist movements, stopping all sources for financing of terrorism and countering terrorist propaganda through internet”.

An MoU was also signed between Qatar Investment Authority and External Affairs Ministry for investment in National Investment and Infrastructure Fund between the two countries that would facilitate foreign investment from the gas-rich Gulf state.

NNC/GDRN (NA) clarifies DIMAPUR: NNC/GDRN (Non-Accord) has clarified that the press statement issued by various writers under the so called NNC parent body was a “cheap political game” only to defame the president of NNC/GDRN(NonAccord) Kiumukam Yimchunger as the region does have any knowledge about expulsion.

A clarification note by Yimchunger region NNC/ GDRN (Non-Accord) president, K. Tharneanba Yimchunger stated that the ring leader behind the press statements was none other than general secretary,

V.Nagi.

It also stated that many own created stories have came up even before and reminded the NNC parent body to remember the bond agreement signed in front of YTC members in different location twice.

It stated that such ill intention with devilish attitude, jealous minded and sowing the seeds of hatred and mistrust among the tribe must stop by taking the name of Naga political issue.

It also appealed Naga people to ban such misleading political group and its leader from Naga political cause.

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is. Book khadse under sedition (sic),” the AAP chief tweeted.

This tweet comes at a time when Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has announced its plan to contest the Assembly polls in Gujarat next year. BJP has been in power in the state for over a decade.

Ke j r i wa l ye s t e r d ay dubbed Khadse as a “traitor” for his alleged conversation with Dawood Ibrahim, saying, “Patel has been charged with sedition even when he has not done anything against the country, but on the other hand alleged call records show that Dawood Ibrahim, one of India’s most wanted criminals working against the nation, made calls to Khadse.”

Khadse has dismissed the allegations against him.

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NEW DELHI, JUN 5 (PTI): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Sunday demanded that former Maharashtra Revenue Minister Eknath Khadse should be booked for sedition for his alleged links with underworld don Dawood Ibrahim.

He also came out in support of withdrawal of the sedition charge against Patidar leader Hardik Patel, who is lodged in jail.

Kejriwal said that while Patel is not “guilty of sedition”, Khadse, who is in the eye of a storm over allegations of corruption, including irregularities in a land deal, is. Khadse had resigned yesterday.

“Gujarat govt shud withdraw sedition charges against Hardik Patel. He is not guilty of sedition. Khadse

tegic investments.” Strongly condemning the phenomenon of international terrorism, Modi and the Emir resolved to cooperate together to root out this global menace.

They asserted that acts of violence, terrorism and extremism cannot be justified under any circumstances, regardless of their motivation, in all their forms and manifestations.

“The two leaders highlighted the need to isolate the sponsors and supporters of terrorism and agreed that urgent action against all such entities, which support terror-

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DOHA, JUN 5 (PTI): India and Qatar on Sunday agreed to share intelligence to combat ‘hawala’ transactions and terror financing as the two countries signed seven agreements and decided to move beyond the trading relationship and get into strategic investments.

The two sides highlighted the need to “isolate” the sponsors and supporters of terrorism and agreed that urgent action against all such entities, which support terrorism and use it as an instrument of policy, must be taken.

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had a good profit, SBI had a good profit. It is the provisioning which makes it look like a loss,” the Finance Minister told PTI. Stating that non-performing assets (NPAs) or bad loans have always been there, Jaitley said: “Whether you keep it below the carpet or you bring it into the balance sheet... I think a transparent balance

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sheet is the best way of doing business and that’s what the banks are today doing. “I am very clear, the government will fully strengthen the banks and fully support the banks where it is needed. I have declared a figure in the Budget, but I am willing to look at a higher figure if that is necessary.”

On measures being taken to empower the banks, he said bankruptcy law is one empowerment while the strategic debt restructuring (SDR) mechanism of RBI is also there.

“What we are doing to several other recovery laws the Securitisation, Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) itself is an empowerment. Therefore you cannot indefinitely have a situation where people who owe money sleep well and bankers have to worry. I think the people who owe these monies will also have to act,” he said.

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Osaka, Jun 5 (PTI): Amid 10 state-run lenders suffering losses of over Rs 15,000 crore in the March quarter, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has promised greater capital support to banks while warning that defaulters cannot be allowed to “sleep well”, leaving all the worry to bankers.

He also rejected suggestions that huge losses being posted by public sector banks (PSBs) were like “skeletons tumbling out”, saying NPAs were mostly due to businessrelated losses in certain sectors, rather than due to frauds, and one must “distinguish between chalk and cheese”.

Jaitley, who was on a six-day visit to Japan to attract investments, said the losses were because of provisioning to cover for bad debt and most of the banks including State Bank of India and PNB had good profits at operational level.

“Look at the balance sheets of these banks. Punjab National Bank operationally

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DISTRICT MAGISTRATE JUD-17/396

MOKOKCHUNG: NAGALAND Dated : 18/03/2016

NOTICE

Whereas Smti, Bendangsenla, mother of Lt. Tsuwashang of Yangpi village (Tuensang District) has applied for succession certificate under section 377 of Indian Succession Act 1925 to draw the GPF/GIS/Gratuity/Leave encashment/Pension/ Closing of SBI, Main Branch, A/c No: 32565115194 belonging to Lt. Tsuwashang who expired on 29th January 2016.

Therefore, notice is hereby issued inviting any claims and objections from the public pertaining to above mentioned property and to submit the same to the office of the Additional District Magistrate, Mokokchung within a period of 30 days from the issue of this notice. In the event of this office not receiving any claims and objections within the stipulated time. Succession certificate will be issued to the applicant as prayed for.

Sd/Additional District Magistrate Mokokchung: Nagaland DC-1361

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

PUBLIC NOTICE

PADUM PUKHURI, Near St. Mary Hr. Sec. School No Broker

No. GEN-23/CR/2014-D/677-79 Dated: Dimapur, the 21st April, 2016 Consequent on receipt of an application for the recognition of Chakhesang Colony under Dimapur Municipality Area of Dimapur District. And since, all formalities for the recognition of the concerned colony has been completed, notice is hereby given to all the general public of the area for claims/objections if any, within 30 days from the date of publication of this notice.

Failing which, no complaint/objection will be entertained after the stipulated time.

The boundaries of the colony is as under: North – Rengma Colony South – Main Road East – Dhansiri River West – N.A.P.O Colony Kesonyu Yhome, IAS Deputy Commissioner DP-2922 Dimapur, Nagaland

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wait for it to happen before taking any call on rate cuts,” he said.

Retail inflation soared to 5.39 per cent in April on higher food prices, reversing a downward trend seen in recent months.

“With inflation remaining sticky at slightly above 5 per cent and growth fairly steady (although uneven), we expect policy rates to stay on hold until end-2016 (including at the upcoming policy meeting on June 7) with the focus shifting to liquidity provision,” Nomura said in a report.

After a gap of six months, RBI had cut repo rate, at which it lends to other banks, by 0.25 per cent to 6.5 per cent in April. It was the first bi-monthly monetary policy review of the current financial year 2016-17. Besides inflation, the crude oil price is also looking up and has touched USD 50 a barrel, from a low of about USD 30 per barrel, and could increase inflationary pressures. “Personally, I don’t expect the Governor to cut the rates on Tuesday given the delay in the monsoons,” StanChart India CEO Zarin Daruwala said.

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vehicles.

Analysis of segment and age of vehicles causing air pollution has shown that MHCVs (medium and heavy commercial vehicles) constitute just 2.5 per cent of the total fleet but contribute to 60 per cent of pollution.

Besides, the older vehicles, typically more than 10 years of age and pre-BS I compliant, constitute 15 per cent of the total fleet but pollute 10-12 times more than a new vehicle because of drastic change in pollution norms, the government has said.

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New Delhi, Jun 5 (PTI): The government’s proposed policy to push 28 million units of decade-old polluting vehicles off the roads would generate steel scrap worth Rs 11,500 crore annually, reducing import burden.

The government is eyeing a huge quantity of steel scrap from its proposed Voluntary Vehicle Fleet Modernisation Programme (VVMP) that offers incentives worth 8-12 per cent of the cost of a new vehicle for surrendering the old one.

“In addition to environmental and energy efficiency benefits, the V-VMP would be able to generate steel scrap worth Rs 11,500 crore domestically every year with the set-up of organised shredding centres of which 50 per cent would be generated by MHCVs (buses and trucks),” the government has said in its proposed policy.

This will help reduce India’s import burden and improve the foreign-exchange reserves, it said.

The proposed policy, for which the government has invited comments and views from stakeholders, has been designed to minimise air pollution caused by

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New Delhi, Jun 5 (PTI): With retail inflation showing signs of hardening, RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan may maintain status quo in the bi-monthly monetary policy review on Tuesday and wait for the impact of delayed monsoon rains before making the next move, say experts.

Rajan, criticised for following hawkish monetary policy for too long before starting to lower rates, has reduced the benchmark interest rate by 1.5 per cent since January last year. Since then, he has been persuading banks to fully transmit the benefit of the policy rate cut to customers.

The customary post-policy press briefing by Rajan, whose current 3-year term as the central bank Governor ends in September, will also be closely watched for any cues relating to whether he is being given an extension.

“RBI is likely to maintain status quo this time. Although there is consistency in inflation numbers, the last numbers do not give much comfort,” a senior banker said.

“Only positive factor is good monsoon. RBI will

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The report said that since the Narendra Modi government assumed power there has been a clear step-up in checks around gold transactions and it has become increasingly difficult to park unaccounted cash in the form of jewellery or bullion.

Due to various measures taken by the government to tighten the noose around black money, there has been a clear drop in the prices of land and real estate and a decline in the appetite in gold, it said.

The crackdown has, however, also resulted in increase in the preference for cash in physical form and notable decline in the usage of formal banking channels as evinced by the decline in bank deposits as well as usage of debit cards.

“The combination of heightened interest rates in the black economy as well as the lack of liquidity in the banking system has led to the weighted average cost of debt capital in India rising by 30 bps over the last 12 months even as policy rates were cut by 100 bps,” the report noted.

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high-value assets like gold and real estate.

“Given that India’s GDP in calendar year 2016 is expected to be $2.3 trillion, the size of India’s black economy is about $460 billion (over Rs 30 lakh crore), which is larger than the stated GDP of emerging markets like Thailand and Argentina,” Ambit Capital Research said in a research note.

A majority of this black money is locked up in physical assets such as real estate and gold, it added.

Physical savings instruments have been historically preferred to financial savings instruments in India because purchase of physical assets can be funded using black money, while the purchase of financial assets cannot be funded in such a manner due to a strong paper trail.

While official figures regarding the quantum of black money flowing into real estate sector are not available, experts suggest that more than 30 per cent of India’s real estate sector is funded by black money.

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New Delhi, Jun 5 (PTI): Pegging India’s ‘black economy’ at over Rs 30 lakh crore or about 20 per cent of total GDP, a new study says it has been contracting gradually over the years but still remains bigger than the overall economic size of countries like Thailand and Argentina.

Besides, a crackdown on black money has made the cost of capital costlier in the black economy with the lending rates having risen to as high as 34 per cent, from about 24 per cent a year ago, as per the study by Ambit Capital Research.

The study said that the crackdown has had some “unintended consequences” in form of an increase in preference for cash in its physical form and a notable decline in the usage of formal banking channels with record low deposit growth - which may keep the GDP growth rate flat this year.

The term ‘black economy’ typically refers to the economic activities outside formal banking channels and include cash transactions in

Nagaland Post, Dimapur monday, june 6, 2016

RBI likely to maintain status quo on Tuesday

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LOST NOTICE I, Khushboo Jain am applying for a duplicate copy of HSLC, HSSLC and B.Com Marksheet, Admit Card and Certificate as I have lost them.

Name : Khushboo Jain F/Name : Dharamchand Jain D.O.B : 22.11.1984 1. SD Jain Hr. Sec. School (HSLC) Year - 2001 Roll No : 111671 2. SD Jain Hr. Sec. School (HSSLC) Year- 2002-03 Roll No : 316521 3. SD Jain Girls College (B.Com) Year- 2004 Roll No : 560079 DP-2921

TUENSANG, NAGALAND

NO.GAB/RV-2/2016-17/1824

Dated Tuensang the 2nd June 2016

NOTIFICATION

Whereas this office has received related documents forwarded

by Sub-Divisional Officer (C) Noksen for recognition of proposed Longsing Village under Noksen sub-Division of Tuensang District.

And whereas the area of the proposed Longsing Village for recognition as per survey report is 2561 Acres with the following boundaries:1. North :- Chima & Chifu river 2. South :- Monionitang Hell.

3. East :- App/Road (Longra Vill.)

4. West :- Dikhu River I, Shri. Alem Jongshi, Deputy Commissioner, Tuensang do hereby issue this public notice that claim/objection if any, for recognition of the said village may be given in writing within 30 (Thrity) days from the date of issue of this notice by any claimant to the undersigned, otherwise, the said village will be taken up for recognition under the procedure as laid down by the Government.

The public notice will come into force wef the date of issue of this notification.

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‘Modi’s visit gives a chance to Iran says US ally Saudi assess Indo-US strategic ties’ the real ‘terrorism sponsor’

India’s admission into NSG may figure in China-US talks Beijing, Jun 5 (PTI): Amid deepening divisions over the disputed South China Sea, China and US will hold their high level annual Strategic and Economic Dialogue here tomorrow during which a host of issues including differences over India’s entry into the NSG are expected to be discussed.

Billed as the most comprehensive dialogue between the world’s two largest economies, it will be attended by top officials from both sides, including US Secretary of State John Kerry. While South China Sea (SCS) issue which has now become a major flash point between the two countries is expected to dominate the twoday talks, a host of other issues including Taiwan, Tibet and India’s inclusion in the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) are also expected to figure. While the US has expressed its firm backing to India’s inclusion into the 48-member nuclear club building on the India-US nuclear accord, China has been insisting that there should be consensus among the members about inclusion of countries who have not signed the NonProliferation Treaty.

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‘defining relationship for the 21st Century’ that will directly benefit our almost 1.6 billion citizens and increase cooperation to sustain and strengthen the global rulesbased order both countries care deeply about,” the spokesperson said.

Meanwhile, Alyssa Ayres, who served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South Asia from 2010 to 2013, said: “This visit appears designed to lock in further progress in important areas of US-India cooperation -- defence, climate/clean energy, homeland security, potentially cyber -- as a way to keep momentum going through the transition into a new US administration.”

Currently a Senior Fellow for India, Pakistan, and South Asia at the Council on Foreign Relations, Ayres hopes that Obama could endorse India’s candidacy in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) grouping as a means of signalling that the US wants to support India’s economic growth and seeks a collaborative way to do so.

“I would anticipate seeing in particular the muchheralded logistics exchange agreement at last announced as a signal that strategic ties will slowly and purposefully continue to grow.

“As for status of the relationship, this visit reinforces the onward and upward progress that has continued across three US and three Indian administrations, and looks poised to do so in the years ahead,” Ayres said.

Tehran, Jun 5 (AFP): Tehran today dismissed its renewed blacklisting by Washington as a state sponsor of terrorism charging that it was US allies including Riyadh that were the real culprits.

The Iranian foreign ministry noted its role in neighbouring Iraq supporting the government against the Islamic State jihadist group independently of a US-led coalition as well as its backing for the Syrian regime against jihadists and other rebels, some of them backed by Saudi

Arabia.

Washington “turns a blind eye to the broad political and financial support by Saudi Arabia and its other allies to this ominous phenomenon in the world,” foreign ministry spokesman Hossein Jaber Ansari told the official IRNA news agency.

“While US allies in the region in various ways support Daesh (IS) and other terrorist groups, the Islamic Republic of Iran is at the forefront of the fight against terrorism in Iraq and Syria.”

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UK launches global hunt for child rapist

Mahmuda Aktar, 33, was targeted by the gunmen at around 6:45 AM (local time) while she was on her way to drop her six- year-old first-grader son to a nearby bus stop for school in Chittagong, about 275 kilometres from here. Police suspect religious extremists were behind her murder, Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal said.

She was the wife of Superintendent of Police Babul Aktar, now posted at the police headquarters in Dhaka.

Babul has led several raids on militant hideouts and investigated several terrorrelated cases as the additional deputy commissioner with the Detective Branch in Chittagong.

Babul, who was promoted in April, played a key role in nabbing top militants and busting their hideouts in the southern coastal district. It was his investigations which led to the busting of a hideout of banned outfit Jama’atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) and arrest of its military wing chief Mohamed Javed in October last year.

“Since Babul Aktar was in counter-terrorism, we suspect that militants are behind the murder of his wife,” Detective Branch Deputy Commissioner Moktar Ahmed was quoted by bdnews24 as saying.

Quoting witnesses, Chit-

London, Jun 5 (PTI): An international hunt has been launched for an Indian-origin man found guilty of repeatedly raping a six-year-old child in the UK. Paedophile Vijesh Kooriyil fled to India earlier this week, just a day before his trial was due to commence in Oxford on Tuesday.

The 29-year-old business manager boarded a plane to Delhi on Monday night and was unanimously convicted of two rapes and sentenced in absentia to an extended prison term of 18 years at Oxford Crown Court on Friday, ‘Daily Mirror’ reported.

Kooriyil, who hails from Kerala, had been charged with repeatedly raping the boy after trapping him in his bedroom in Oxford in 2010 and 2011.

He had been permitted to keep his passport under his bail conditions, which were unconditional because he had no previous cautions or convictions. “Vijesh Kooriyil deployed the all too familiar ways of gaining a child’s trust.

He would often call the boy to come and play with him.

Some of those games were innocent enough, but others took place in the defendant’s bedroom,” Judge Peter Ross said during sentencing. “It was there, having secured the door with string and a nail, that the defendant began to rape a sixyear-old, then-seven-year-old boy,” he added.

Dhaka, Jun 5 (PTI): A Christian businessman was today hacked to death by unidentified machete-wielding men near a church in Bangladesh, hours after the wife of a top anti- terror police officer was shot dead by religious extremists in the Muslimmajority nation which has seen a string of brutal attacks on minorities and secular activists by Islamists.

Sunil Gomes, 65, was found dead inside his grocery shop at around midday today in northwestern Notore district, police superintendent Shyamal Mukherjee told PTI over phone.

The assailants fled the scene immediately after hacking to death Gomes inside his shop at the commercial hub near a church at Banpara village at the outskirts of the district town, he said.

“We are yet to know the details of the incident but our policemen are gathering information about the murder,” Mukherjee said.

T h e m o t ive b e h i n d Gomes’ murder was now known immediately, police said.

Meanwhile, in a separate incident, the wife of a top Bangladeshi police officer who carried out several raids against militants was stabbed and shot dead by three bikeborne assailants in front of her minor son in the port city of Chittagong.

tagong metro police’s Deputy Commissioner Paritosh Ghose said that three bike-borne attackers ambushed Mahmuda in front of her minor son. The boy said the attackers first took him away and then one of them stabbed his mother with a knife before shooting her. Police said that Mahmuda was shot in the head.

“We found three live ammunition and a used casing on the spot. The bullet hit her on the left side of the head,” said Police Bureau of Investigation’s Additional Superintendent Bashir Ahmed.

She is survived by a four-yearold daughter.

There have been systematic assaults in Bangladesh in recent months specially targeting minorities, secular bloggers, intellectuals and foreigners.

In the recent attacks, a liberal professor was brutally hacked to death in April by machete-wielding ISIS militants who slit his throat near his home in Rajshahi city.

There have been systematic assaults in Bangladesh in recent weeks especially targeting minorities, secular bloggers, intellectuals and foreigners. In the recent attacks, a liberal professor was brutally hacked to death in April by machete-wielding ISIS militants who slit his throat near his home in Rajshahi city.

10TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved father

REMEMBERING OUR MOST BELOVED DAUGHTER BABY A. KAVILI CHISHI

LT. K. MHONJAN KIKON

1st Death Anniversary 6th June 2015

Dearest Baby, "If tears could build a stairway and memories a love we'd walk right up to heaven, and bring you home again" we believe deep inside that you still walk besides us everyday unseen, unheard, but always near. Still loved, still missed and forever dear.

Your loving parents, brothers, sis-in-law, nephews and niece

06/06/2006 – 06/06/2016

It's been a decade you have gone from our sight, but never from our memories. You will always be in our hearts.

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Loving wife, children and grand children

10TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY of LT. VEDUZO MEDEO

Late Mrs. Tareptsungla Jamir

Born in 16.01.1931 – Died on : 06.06.2015 Dearest Mum/Aze, A year has gone by since you left us to be with the Lord.

The goodness in your heart, the valuable lessons in life, the memories that you have left behind, your unconditional love for us and for the Lord continue to inspire us and guide us in so many ways.

We love you and thank you for being the most wonderful mother/grandmother any one could ever have and we pray that you are at peace in the house of the Lord.

Missing you everyday.

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IN MEMORIAM

**Remembering**

06-06-2006 It has already been 10 years, yet it feels like yesterday that God called you Home.

Word can never say how heart broken we all are, even to this day. But we all know where you are and how happy you must be sharing heaven with the Lord.

Remember, we love you and we will always hold you in our hearts until we meet again.

You are loved and sadly missed by all.

Love you always.

Mom, dad, brothers, sisters, brothers-in-law & all your loved ones.

Because someone we love is in heaven….

There is a little bit of heaven in our home.

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OUR BELOVED

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

LT. YUNGTSUNGNA OZUKUM & LT. TSUKTIZULU JAMIR (MOPUNGCHUKET VILLAGE)

On their 50th Death Anniversary

Half a century have elapsed since you both left us for your heavenly abode on the 6th of June, 1966. Your sweet memories still remain precious.

Your vision for the people and the indomitable spirit of courage and truth you possessed makes us feel your presence and feel blessed each passing day.

The way you comfort us during turbulent times still lingers in our hearts and makes us stronger to carry on. You sacrificed your happiness and best days, just for our better tomorrow. It will forever be engraved in our hearts.

Your good deeds are treasured and had been a guiding light and will remain ever be.

Loving Children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and In-laws

7th July 1930 – 31st May 2016 We the bereaved family of (Irü lya-Azih) Late Selipishü would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to all the individual, groups, churches, organization and societies who supported us spiritually, financially, materially and physically at the demise of our beloved.

We give our special thanks to : 1. U.S.L.B Likhum Pumji.

2. Likhumse, P.S to Power Minister, Nagaland.

3. Tsilise, V.P U.S.L.B. 4. Tsathrise, President NPF 59th A/C. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individually in this column, but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Wa s h i n g to n, J u n 5 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit here this week will focus on enhancing Indo-US security and diplomatic cooperation and offers a chance to reflect on how much the strategic partnership has grown during eight years of Obama administration, the State Department has said.

“We look forward to Prime Minister Modi’s visit next week, which will include both a bilateral meeting in the Oval Office with President (Barack) Obama and a lunch at the White House,” a State Department spokesman told PTI. Since 2014, there have been six meetings and countless phone calls between Obama and Modi, and this visit “reflects the significance that the two leaders place on the natural alliance between the two largest democratic countries of the world”, the spokesperson said.

According to the official, the discussions will focus on advancing the ambitious climate change and clean energy agenda, further enhancing security and diplomatic cooperation across the Indo-Pacific region, as well as supporting sustainable economic growth and prosperity in both the countries.

“Modi’s visit to Washington offers a chance to reflect on how much the strategic partnership between the US and India has grown over the course of this Administration – following through on President Obama’s goal to establish a

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John Kerry angering Beijing.

Further US actions in the region “will give Beijing a good opportunity to declare an ADIZ in the South China Sea,” a Chinese army source told the South China Morning Post newspaper last week.

Kerry said such a move would “raise tensions”.

“We would consider an ADIZ, an ADIZ zone, over portions of the South China Sea as a provocative and destabilising act, which would automatically raise tensions and call into serious question China’s commitment to diplomatically manage the ter-

ritorial disputes of the South China Sea,” Kerry said.

“We believe that it is critical that no country move unilaterally to militarise the region,” he added.

Ker r y also re peated Washington’s standard line that it does not take sides in disputes over the sea.

But that stance has been called into question by US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter, who last month accused Beijing of “pressing excessive maritime claims contrary to international law”.

China blasted his remarks as expressing “typical US thinking and US hegemony” and a “cold war mentality”.

Carter warned a regional security forum in Singapore yesterday that Chinese construction on an islet claimed by the Philippines would prompt “actions being taken” by the US and other nations.

The US and Mongolia have enjoyed strong ties for decades. Washington sees the country as a strategic ally against its regional rivals Russia and China.

Puli Alam, Jun 5 (AFP): Taliban gunmen stormed a court complex in a city south of Kabul today, killing at least seven people in the insurgents’ third so-called “revenge” attack for last month’s execution of Taliban-linked prisoners.

The attack in Puli-Alam, capital of volatile Logar province, also left 23 prosecutors wounded as they were meeting to decide the fate of six newly arrested Taliban militants. The head of the court was among those killed in the attack, which comes as the Taliban step up their annual spring offensive after naming a new leader late last month. “Three gunmen entered the court building and started shooting people at close range,” Salim Saleh, the provincial governor’s spokesman, told AFP. “Seven people were killed including Mohammad Akram Nejat, the newly appointed head of the court.”

Hasib Stanakzai, a member of Logar’s provincial council, confirmed the death toll.

The Taliban said the attack was in retaliation for the execution of six Taliban-linked inmates in early May, part of President Ashraf Ghani’s new hardline policy against the insurgents.

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Ulan Bator, Jun 5 (AFP): US Secretary of State John Kerry today warned Beijing against setting up an air defence identification zone (ADIZ) over the disputed South China Sea during a visit to Mongolia.

Washington would consider the establishment of such a zone - which would require civilian aircraft to identify themselves to military controllers - “a provocative and destabilising act,” Kerry told reporters in Ulan Bator.

The remarks came on the eve of a US-China dialogue in Beijing and after a Hong Kong newspaper cited Chinese army sources as saying Beijing was mulling such a zone, similar to one Beijing established over the East China Sea in 2013.

China claims nearly all of the strategically vital sea despite competing claims by several Southeast Asian neighbours, and has pressed its claims by rapidly building artificial islands suitable for military use.

Washington has responded by sending warships close to Chinese claimed reefs,

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NMC lends a hand to woman activist

Members of NMC and Shailja Gupta (6th from right) before taking off for the campaign against women exploitation. (NP)

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n a show of solidarity to a campaign against women exploitation, Nagaland Motorcycle Club (NMC) lent a helping hand to woman activist who is on a whole nation tour to propagate the need to rise up against women

exploitation.

Shailja Gupta from Mumbai who started a campaign under the banner, “Bikers against women exploitation”, disclosed that as a victim of such treatment herself in a patriarchal society

she felt it very important to create awareness against such treatment towards women.

A widowed mother of two grown up children, Shailja exclaimed that after all not everything was lost and that although some sections of

the society was lost to the inhuman treatment against women, there was still hope for changes, she said referring to the huge support from the member of NMC who were all male numbering more than 30.

Nagaland being the third destination since she last started the campaign in Delhi two months back followed

by Ahmedabad, Shailja said she was set to tour the whole nation and make loud that people especially the male dominated society should bring around a change where women can live without fear or exploitation.

Citing that man make a lot of rules and guidelines for women which suppresses them to a great extend compelling women to retaliate in such situations and eventually becomes a man out of compulsion leading the society to go from bad to worst, Shailja said.

Leaving aside their daily chores, more than 30 members of NMC participated in the campaign rally.

Sporting the flag where the motto was written, the bikers took a trip to Chumukedima.

(Staff Reporter)

Nagaland Post, Dimapur monday, June 6, 2016

Hacker blamed for Jack Black ‘death tweets’

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nline speculation that US actor Jack Black has died appears to be the work of a hacker who posted messages on his rock band’s official Twitter account.

Fans expressed dismay after a message on Tenacious D’s Twitter page claimed Black had died at the age of 46.

Subsequent messages, however, appeared to suggest the group’s account had been hacked by a prankster.

John Konesky, a guitar player with Tenacious D, has also attributed the rumours to a malicious hacking.

Calls made to Black and his band’s US and UK representatives have yet to be answered, though some fans were quick to rubbish the alleged claims.

One Twitter user said Black was in fact on a plane headed to Los Angeles following his appearance with bandmate Kyle Glass at two music festivals in Germany.

One of those events, Rock am Ring near Frankfurt, has since been cancelled due to bad weather.

It has also been speculated that Black and Glass themselves were responsible for the tweets that surfaced on Sunday morning.

That theory appears to be discounted, however, by the fact that neither Tenacious D’s official website nor official

Facebook page make any reference to Black’s current condition.

It is not the first time Black, whose films include Kung Fu Panda and School of Rock, has been the victim of an online hoax.

One in 2012 claimed he had fallen off a cliff in New Zealand, while another in 2014 alleged he had died after a stroke.

When Muhammad Ali floored Bollywood with his charm

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uhammad Ali hobnobbed with Bollywood during his visit to Mumbai in 1990. The former boxing champ had attended an awards event at the Holiday Inn hotel in Juhu on December 31, 1990.

When he met Rekha, the show’s host Amin Sayani quipped, “He has the punch in the fist and she has the punch in her eyes.”

Ali had visited the city on the invitation of the late filmmaker Sultan Ahmed (Ganga Ki Saugand, Daata, Jai Vikraanta) who was hosting an event to felicitate stars who had worked with his production house.

Among those in attendance were Sunil Dutt, Mithun Chakraborty, Amrish Puri, Satyen Kappu and Laxmikant Pyarelal.

Recollecting the champ’s visit, Sultan Ahmed’s wife

Farah said, “An invitation was sent to Muhammad Ali a month in advance through our London-based common friend Omar Ahmed.

When he agreed, we were taken by surprise. It was also New Year’s eve so we thought he may not attend. But when he made an entry, we were knocked out. It was a once in a lifetime experience to see him and shake hands with him. He was well aware of Hindi films’ melodrama besides the song and dance routines.

“He graciously gave away trophies to the actors including Rekha. He sat throughout the function and even played with the kids around. When I shook hands with Muhammad Ali, I could only sympathise with his opponents in the ring. I felt my hand would crumble in my palm. He will always remain an all-time inspiration to us.”

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The "Kitami Union Dimapur" takes immense joy in expressing our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Vinivi Wotsa D/o Shri. Nitovi Wotsa for securing 10/10/CGPA in CBSE Class-X examination 2016.

The Kitami Union Dimapur wish her success in all her future endeavour.

Shri. Vikiye Swu Shri. Hokishe Shohe President, KUD Gen. Secy., KUD

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Happy Anniversary to the Coolest Couple who personifies love and epitomizes perfection.

Your marriage was simply destined to be an unflattering affection with full of Anecdotes and Memories.

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Mr. Ellis & Tsenpeni Odyuo

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Muhammad Ali’s funeral open to all

the streets of Louisville on Friday, before a public memorial service at an arena, with former president Bill Clinton among celebrities expected to offer eulogies. The procession has been organized to “allow anyone that is there from the world to say goodbye,” family spokesman Bob Gunnell told reporters.

Louisville lowered flags to half-staff in his honor, as fans flocked to the boxer’s

Indian women relay team remains in hunt for Rio qualification

AIBA Pro Boxing comes to India; Vikas to fight in Delhi

round bout would give him a back-up plan should things not go as planned in Azerbaijan.

“I only need to fight this bout to be eligible for Venezuela because as per rules, I have to fight two APB bouts. I have already fought one in Uzbekistan in February where I lost. I am confident that I would win this one,” said Vikas.

Asked if competing just a night before leaving for an Olympic qualifier is not a risky proposition, Vikas said he has weighed the pros and cons.

“There is a risk of injury but that risk is there in every sparring session we have at the training camp. Things can go wrong anywhere and we can’t control that. I don’t think it is that big a risk if I fight on June 11 because I am confident that I would pull it off. I am sure that I would be competing in Azerbaijan as well,” he said.

The Qualifiers in Azerbaijan have 39 Olympic slots on offer and Vikas’ category will have five berths.

The qualifiers in Venezuela are a final shot at Rio tickets for those participating in the AIBA-promoted World Series of Boxing and APB. The event will also be open to professional boxers from all over the world.

“The June 11 bout will be held at a Noida mall and it has all the requisite permissions from AIBA,” said an official of PBOI.

went out of the Top-16 following Indian entry last night.

However with large number of opportunities available to the German team both at home and in neighbouring countries, they too have chances of coming back strongly in the coming weeks.

The Indian team now needs to compete regularly in Europe and improve performances to remain in the top16 as only 16 qualified teams are allowed to compete in Rio in each relay event.

‘Hercules of India’ and ‘Pocket Hercules’ for his pint-size.

The following year, he attempted the Mr Universe title in London only to finish runnerup but a determined Aich did not return.

He returned only after winning the coveted title in 1952. He also later went on to win gold medals in Asian Body Building Championships.

His secret to longevity, Aich had said, was his abstinence from smoking and drinking.

OFFICE OF THE

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FELICITATES

Mr.Ziiveilou Ramai Mr.Siivei K S Ms.Alicia Dhoveee With immense pride and joy, the Dimapur Poumai Tsiidoumai Me extends our heartiest congratulations to Mr.Ziiveilou Ramai S/o Mr. & Mrs.R K Hraile Ramai, Mr.Siivei K S S/o Mr. & Mrs.K R Solomon and Ms.Alicia Dhovee D/o Mr. & Mrs.Lincoln Dhovee for securing CGPA 10/10, 9.8/10 & 9/10 respectively from DPS,Dimapur and earning a place in the meritorious list in the recently declared AISSE(X) results 2016.

The union further congratulates all the successful students of NBSE & CBSE 2016 and wishes them success in their future endeavors.

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OFFICE OF THE BENDANGLEN ALIR CHUCHUYIMLANG SENSO UNION H.Q. DIMAPUR - 797112, NAGALAND

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We, the family members extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Tovi & Miss. Alovi, Children of David & Shikali Awomi for successful completion of HSLC Examination 2016 and especially to Miss. Alovi for securing distinction in four subject.

Miss Alovi Mr. Tovi May Almighty God continue to Bless & Guide them in their future endeavour.

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GRATITUDE

The newly constructed building of GPS of Ikishe village under SSA ( 2012-2013) was inaugurated by Shri. T.Kiyelu Yepthomi SDEO Dimapur on 4th June 2016. The SSA staffs, IVC, SMC members are seen along with the SDEO. DP-2900

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With sincere gratitude, I Shri H.L. Aghoto Yeptho of Baimho Village, Zunheboto, extend my elderly blessings and thanksgiving to all the well wishers on account of a fire that burned down my house on 26.04.2016 at Baimho Village.

I specially offer my gratitude to Shri Warren Hollohon SDO (Civil), District Administration, Baimho Village and well wishers.

Words are inadequate to express my gratitude to all well wishers individually for their help in cash and kind.

However, may the Almighty God bless them abundantly for their charity towards me.

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KUHUBOTO GHAKHU STUDENTS’ UNION

OFFICE OF THE

GHUKIYE GHAMI KUQHAKULU

KUHUBOTO TOWN STUDENTS’ UNION DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

FELICITATION

We the Kuhuboto Town Students’ Union with immense pride and happiness would like to congratulate Miss Likika K. Zhimomi MA (Rural Development) D/o Late K. Kakiye Zhimomi and Miss Vinotoli V. Chishi MA (Public Administration) D/o Viyiho Chishi for securing gold Medal under University of Science and Technology Meghalaya.

The Union would also like to congratulate all the successful candidates of both HSLC and HSSLC examination 2016. The Union appreciates further for bringing glory to the community & Students’s family and wishes them bright future endeavours.

Numato A. Zhimomi Kihika B Yepthomi President, KTSU General Secretary, KTSU

OFFICE OF THE GHOSHITO STUDENTS' UNION

FELICITATES

The GSU would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to all its candidates who have successfully cleared the HSLC and HSSLC examination 2016.

Name Division HSLC 1. Anitovi Yeptho 1st Div. 2. Ghokivi Assumi 1st Div. 3. Lino Shohe 1st Div. 4. Kalivi Assumi 1st Div. 5. Tokika Assumi 2nd Div. 6. Livika Assumi 2nd Div. 7. Atoshe Shohe 3rd Div. HSSLC 1. Limeka Achumi 3rd Div. The Ghoshito Students' Union wishes them all the very best in their future endeavours.

Shitovi Yeptho Kihito Achumi President, GSU Gen. Secretary, GSU

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Members of the Trail Hounds Cycling Club, Mokokchung in association with Seshat Tutorials observed World Environment Day by planting tree saplings and setting up bamboo waste baskets at the Town Park. Assistant Professor of Nagaland University, Dr. Tiasunep was the guest speaker on the occasion.

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inches, was not the tallest of men. But encouraged by English officer Reub Martin, Aich took up bodybuilding and made this his passion during his stint at the Royal Air Force under British colonial rulers.

After Independence, Aich was released from jail and despite penury he continued to indulge in his passion for bodybuilding by taking up odd jobs.

Aich’s first moment of reckoning came in 1950 when he won the Mr Hercules title and went on to be known as

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NEW DELHI, Jun 5 (PTI): Professional boxing in India is all set to get a massive fillip as the national capital will host an AIBA Pro Boxing (APB) fight night on June 11 featuring former World Championship bronze-medallist Vikas Krishan, who would be assured of an extra shot at Olympic qualification through this.

The middleweight World No. 6 in International Boxing Association rankings will square off against Kenya’s Nickson Abaka, a former World Milliary Games bronze-medallist who is now playing his trade in the APB. “This bout has been made possible by Neeraj Goyat (a pro boxer who is a part of the Professional Boxing Organisation of India (PBOI).

Competing in this bout would make me eligible for the final Olympic Qualifiers in Venezuela in July, where pro boxers from all over the world would be participating,” Vikas told PTI. Goyat currently holds the WBC Asia Boxing Council’s welterweight title.

The bout featuring Vikas is scheduled just a night before the Asian silver-medallist, along with eight other Indian boxers, heads to the International Boxing Association’s (AIBA) World Olympic Qualifiers in Baku, Azerbaijan.

The Asian silver-medallist said competing in the six-

at Beijing. Taking into account yesterday’s mark (3:31.39), the Indian team is currently ranked 15th in the unique World relay rankings prepared specially for the purpose of Rio Olympics with an average time of 3:30.24.

The Russian Federation, currently suspended by the IAAF following wide-spread doping scandal , may come back and with a better average of 3:24.29 may push India down one place.

Germany, in 16th place,

LONDON: A consortium headed by American businessmen Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan has purchased a controlling stake in Swansea, the Premier League club announced on Sunday.

The deal, concluded after lengthy negotiations, will see Huw Jenkins remain in an executive role and charged with the day-to-day running of the club.“Jason and Steve have vast experience in running sporting franchises in America,” Swansea said in an official statement on their website.

Jason is managing general owner of MLS side, DC United while Steve is the executive vice-chairman of the Memphis Grizzlies in the NBA. It is understood that the American duo has acquired around 60 per cent of the club, which finished 12th, on 47 points, last season under new Italian coach Francesco Guidolin. The deal is subject to official ratification by the Premier League.

The move is the latest in a spate of foreign investment in the lucrative English topflight with the biggest success story involving Leicester City.

Thailand’s shopping magnate Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha paid £39m ($60m) for the club in 2010, overseeing the greatest rags to riches story in football when his 5,000-1 shots sealed the Premier League title last month.

KOLKATA, Jun 5 (PTI): 104-year-old bodybuilder Manohar Aich , who was once a household name in Bengal after becoming India’s first Mr Universe in 1952, died at his Baguiati residence Sunday afternoon, according to family sources.

“Aich was on a liquid died for last 10-15 days and had stopped talking. He breathed his last at 3.50 pm,” his son Khokan Aich told PTI. Aich is survived by two daughters and two sons, one of whom manages a gym and fitness centre to fulfill his father’s dream of making the youth “healthy and strong”.

Aich, who turned 104 on March 17, had become India’s first Mr Universe when he won the 1952 National Amateur Body-Builders’ Association Universe Championships.

Born in the district of Comilla (now in Bangladesh), Aich, at just four feet and 11

FELICITATION

We, the Kuhuboto Ghakhu Students’ Union (KGSU) with immense pride and joy would like to congratulate Miss Lilika K. Zhimomi D/o Lt. Kakiye Zhimomi of Kuhuboto Town for securing Top-1 M.A in Rural Development and Miss Vinotoli V. Chishi D/o Mrs. Viyiho Chishi of Kuhuboto Town for securing Top 1 in M.A Public Administration both from University of Science & Technology, Meghalaya 2013-15 batch.

Further, the KGSU congratulate all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC 2016. The Union wishes you all a bright future.

BOKAVI T. AWOMI PULOTO A. YEPTHOMI President, KGSU Gen. Secy. KGSU

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Relays in Nassau, Bahamas, have an automatic entry.

The remaining eight slots (9 to 16) shall be filled by taking into account the best two performances achieved by a national squad in international competitions held between January 1, 2015 and July 11, 2016.

India’s national team’s best mark in 2015 (3:29.08) came from Jisna Mathew, Tintu Luka , Debasree Majumdar and Poovamma during the World Championships

Swansea confirm takeover by American investors

Manohar Aich, India’s first Mr Universe dies

DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Ghukiye Ghami Union Dimapur extend our heartiest congratulations to the successful candidates in the following categories: 1. Tsukoli A Zhimomi D/o Avikhu Zhimomi for securing 96% in CBSE Class-XII 2. Vito A Zhimomi S/o Avikhu Zhimomi for securing 100% in CBSE Class-X 3. Ellivi A Yeputhomi D/o Aheto Yeputhomi for securing 96% in CBSE Class-X 4. Abigail Zhimomi D/o Hovuto Zhimomi for securing 1st Division in Class-XII (Science) NBSE It is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God continue to shower His blessing upon you and guides you through in your future endeavour.

Vikashe Zhimomi, Chairman Tovika Zhimomi, Secretary

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SAMORIN, Jun 5 (PTI): The Indian women 4x400m relay quartet of Jauna Murmu , Ashwini Akkunji , Anilda Thomas and M R Poovamma enhanced its Rio Olympic Games qualification chances by winning a gold medal at the PTS athletics Grand Prix with an impressive timing of 3:31.39.

After this performance, the national relay team can qualify for the Olympic Games in two ways. The Top-8 finalists in last year’s IAAF World

Dimapur, Jun 5 (NPN): The Nagaland Sports Coaches Association (NSCA) will hold its annual general meeting on June 8 at 11 am at Nagaland Olympics Association Office, near Indoor Badminton Stadium Kohima. All NIS coaches have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

OFFICE OF THE

IGHANUMI WELFARE GHATHASHI P.O GHATHASHI, DIST. ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Ighanumi Welfare Ghathashi conveys our heartiest congratulations to all the successful candidates of Ighanumi in HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2016.

We would like to acknowledge all the meritorious candidates of HSLC and HSSLC. HSLC Sl.No. Name Father’s Name Result 1 Lipavi K. Nikuto Swu 1st Div. 2 Kuvutoli Kughato Sumi 1st Div. 3 Likivi Lt. Johan Zhimo 1st Div. 4 Xuvili Xuwoto Zhimo 1st Div. HSSLC Sl.No. Name Father’s Name Result 1. Visheni Vikuto Achumi Topper (MIL) 2 Dovini Kughalu Swu 1st Div. 3 Mishikha Vikha Kiba 1st Div. The Ighanumi Welfare Ghathashi would like to extend gratitude to all the teaching faculties of GHS Ighanumi for driving the School, among the top performances of the GHS for three consecutive years and bringing laurels to the Education Department of Nagaland.

Kiqheto Zhimo N. Nguvito Swu Chairman, IWG Vice Chairman, IWG

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health problems complicated by a long battle with Parkinson’s disease.

The official cause of death was septic shock due to unspecified natural causes.

Ali’s relatives will accompany his body from Scottsdale, Arizona to Louisville, his hometown in the southern state of Kentucky.

After a private family funeral on Thursday, Ali’s coffin will be transported through

modest childhood home, now a museum, to pay their respects. “Our hearts are literally hurting. But we are happy daddy is free now,” Ali’s daughter Hana Ali wrote on Twitter.

Ali was hospitalized in the Phoenix area early this week, but his condition quickly deteriorated.

“His final hours were spent with just immediate family,” Gunnell said. “He did not suffer.” Ali had been living in the Phoenix area with Lonnie, his fourth wife whom he married in 1986. He was survived by nine children - seven daughters and two sons.

The fighter himself planned much of the memorial events, Gunnell said.

The interfaith service is to be conducted at Louisville’s KFC Yum! Center in accordance with “Muslim tradition” and in the presence of an imam.

Ali will be buried at Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville, where he was born in 1942.

Outside the family home in Louisville and the hospital in Scottsdale, fans left flowers, letters and mementos.Fans also gathered in Los Angeles to snap photos and leave flowers at Ali’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

NSCA meeting

We extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Toshinaro Daughter of Mr. Moangkaba Jamir and Mrs. C. Amongla Pongen for securing 95.20%, Toppers position in AISSCE 2016 Arts Stream, from Delhi Public School, Dimapur; Nagaland.

We also congratulate all the successful students of Chuchuyimlang Village who have passed AISSE (Cl-X) and AISSCE (Cl-XII) 2016 in various position.

The Union wishes you all a bright future career.

(Dr. Temsu Jamir) (L. Kika Pongen) President, BASCU Secretary, BASCU

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Mourners leave flowers at a memorial following the death of boxing legend Muhammad Ali

LOUISVILLE, Jun 5 (Agencies): The world is invited to the funeral of Muhammad Ali in his hometown on Friday where the boxing legend’s life will be celebrated with a public funeral procession and memorial service, a family spokesman said.

Ali, a three-time world heavyweight champion and civil rights activist who was an iconic figure of the 20th century, died Friday aged 74 after

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur monday, June 6, 2016

OFFICE OF THE

ST. PETER’S CHURCH LONGSA WOKHA, NAGALAND, 797111

INVITATION

With grateful hearts to God and Blessed Mother Mary.

The community of St. Peter’s Church, Longsa, Wokha, Nagaland solicit the honour of your esteemed presence and participation fort the “Thanks Giving Eucharistic Celebratioin” of Rev. Fr. Lucas Mhonchan Ezung on 11th June 2016 at 10 AM at St. Peter’s Church Longsa.

Rev. Fr. Lucas Mhonchan Ezung son of Mr. Thungchanpemo and Eranbeni was ordained on 28th May 2016 at New York Dioceses USA becoming the first Catholic Priest from Longsa village and 16 Priest among the Lothas.

Rev. Fr. Lucas Mhonchan Ezung will officiate the thanks giving Eucharistic celebration invoking Gods’ choicest blessing upon the community and the village.

Looking forward to your kind presence for the Sacred Liturgy.

Meanwhile in view of the bandh called by the Lotha Hoho and Rengma Hono indefinitely on NH-2 stating from June 10th 5 AM including Sunday while inviting the chairman of Lotha Hoho and Rengma Hoho to the programme. The Church has requested to exempted the participants coming from Kohima and Dimapur for the programme from the purview of the stir.

The Church also pray to State Government to look in the demand made by the two tribes since the Church feels good road is the legitimate right of the citizen.

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OFFICE OF THE

OLD AREE VILLAGE COUNCIL WOKHA, NAGALAND

REJOINED ON THE DATED 19TH MAY 2016

The election of VDB Secy. of Old Aree Village was held on 26th April 2016 but during the course of election some controversy arose with one candidate and the process of election were not completed.

Taking into account the village council/GBs held a meeting and gave a clearance on 1st May 2016 regarding disqualification of one candidate i/e Shri.

Peter Kikon as per VDB model Rule 4(a) and Rule 19 of Old Aree Village Council Resolution, since Shri.

Peter Kikon is not a permanent resident of Old Aree village. Consequently Shri. Thungjamo Humtsoe was unanimously elected as VDB Secretary of Old Aree village for the tenure w.e.f 2016 to 2019.

Further, the Village Council/General Public notify to take stern action to the citizen of Old Aree village who publishes any immaterial articles in media condemning council. And upon such articles if any hindrance is face by the village in near future, the individual will held responsible.

1. Chilow Humtsoe, Hed GB 2. Ezanthung Kikon, GB

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Djokovic wins maiden French Open title

Paris, Jun 5 (Agencies): World number one Novak Djokovic beat Britain’s Andy Murray to win his first French Open title and complete the career Grand Slam.

The Serb, 29, won 3-6 6-1 6-2 6-4 to win his 12th major title and become the first man since Rod Laver in 1969 to hold all four Grand Slams at once.

Murray had hoped to secure the third leg of his own career Slam, having already won Wimbledon and the US Open. The Scot, 29, was Britain’s first male finalist in Paris since 1937.

Second seed Murray played superbly to win the first set but could not convert a break point early in the second, and Djokovic took control to win in three hours.

Djokovic fell back on the clay in delight and relief after requiring two breaks of serve and four match points in a desperately tense end to the final.

With three-time champion Gustavo Kuerten watching from the stands, Djokovic

then emulated the Brazilian by drawing a heart in the clay with his racquet.

“It’s a very special moment, the biggest of my career,” said Djokovic. “I felt today something that I never felt before at Roland Garros, I felt the love of the crowd. I drew the heart on the court, like Guga, which he gave me permission to do. My heart will always be with you on this court.”

Murray had looked capable of causing an upset with an aggressive display in the opening set. However, Djokovic turned the match around early in the second set and Murray, who had played five hours’ more tennis in reaching the final, could not keep pace.

Djokovic looked determined to make up for losing in three previous Paris finals when he broke the Murray serve to love with a brilliant opening game, but the nerves were soon apparent. A beautiful lob saw Murray hit straight back in game two and, playing aggressively at every opportu-

nity, he powered into a 4-1 lead as Djokovic misfired with his forehand.

Murray clinched the set at the third opportunity - after a generous overrule that drew boos from a crowd seemingly backing Djokovic - and some stunning defence earned the Scot a break point at the start of the second set. Djokovic needed to turn the tide and he did so with a smash, before grabbing the lead when Murray doublefaulted at break point down.

The Serb then began to dictate with his backhand, firing a winner down the line for a decisive second break as Murray’s first-serve percentage slipped below the 50% mark.

With a 5-2 lead in the fourth set, and his friends and supporters preparing to celebrate in the stands, Djokovic suffered a tortuous few minutes as Murray refused to give up.

The Briton got one of the breaks back and saved two match points, before finally netting a backhand as Djokovic clinched a historic win.

other, broke their opponents in the first game before wrapping up the first set.

The Bryans, seeking a third title of the clay-court major following victories in 2003 and 2013, forced a tiebreaker in the second set before Feliciano sealed the win with an ace.

In contrary of the Bryan brothers, the most successful pairing of all time, the Spanish duo just teamed up with Olympics in mind since the Australian Open in January.

“You can’t imagine what it means to win a Grand Slam for the first time, against the best players in the sport,” Feliciano Lopez said.

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Novak Djokovic gives a thumbs up as he holds the trophy. (AP/PTI)

Feliciano Lopez and Marc Lopez became the first Spanish tennis pair to win at the French Open in 26 years after beating American Bob and Mike Bryan.

The 15th seeded duo on Saturday beat the Bryan twins 6-4, 6-7 (6), 6-3, denying the fifth seeds’ 17th major trophy.

With another Spaniard Garbine Muguruza upsetting defending champion Serena Williams to lift her maiden Grand Slam title on the same court earlier in the afternoon, the day was stubbed ‘Spain Special’.

Feliciano and Marc, who’re not related to each

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Lopez duo claim men’s doubles title

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Brazil held by Ecuador in opening game

Brazil’s captain for the night Dani Alves tries to find his way past the tight Ecuadorian defence in California.

Pa s a d e n a , J u n 5 (Agencies): Brazil’s new generation of stars were held to a goalless draw by Ecuador in their opening 2016 Copa America clash in Pasadena, California.

The eight-time winners rested Barcelona forward Neymar, who was watching from the Rose Bowl stands, for the centenary edition of the tournament and they were short of ideas in his absence.

David Luiz and Marcelo joined Neymar on the sidelines as they all prepare for the Olympic Games, which start later this summer in Rio. Douglas Costa and Kaka were also missing from Dunga’s 23-man squad through injury and Ecuador gave the Brazil boss plenty to ponder after a frustrating showing.

Brazil began the Group B clash brightly but seemed to be missing their star names, especially in the final third.

Chelsea midfielder Willian and Liverpool’s Philippe Coutinho were providing the main creative threat but they failed to provide a killer touch.

Coutinho let fly from 25 yards but sliced his effort wide on 17 minutes as Ecuador largely restricted Brazil to long-range shots.

Ecuador did offer their own threat on the break which was evident when Jefferson Montero led a two-on-one charge before being taken down by Elias, who received a booking on 35 minutes.

Enner Valencia fired in a vicious strike from the resulting free-kick but it was well gathered by Brazil ‘keeper Alisson.

Antonio Valencia saw a drilled effort from distance

deflected wide early in the second half before Ecuador thought they had taken the lead on 66 minutes.

Miller Bolanos appeared to keep the ball in play on the byline, with his fierce centre fumbled into the net by Alisson, but the officials ruled it had gone out.

Lucas Moura, a replacement for the ineffective Willian, breathed some life into a lacklustre Brazil performance and tried his luck from long range but blazed over the bar on 75 minutes.

A first-time left-footed volley from Ecuador midfielder Christian Noboa was also too high as both sides began to press for a late winner.

The closest either came to stealing all three points came when Paris Saint-Germain winger Moura glanced a header into the side-netting with five minutes remaining but Brazil had to settle for a draw.

Elsewhere, Paolo Guerrero’s second-half header got Peru off to a winning start in the 2016 Copa America as they beat Haiti 1-0 in Seattle.

The former Bayern Munich striker nodded in Edison Flores’ cross on the hour mark and, in doing so, moved above Teofilo Cubillas as the all-time leading scorer for the national team with 27.

Paraguay played out a goalless draw in a feisty Copa America clash against Costa Rica in Florida.

A Group A game of few chances was book-ended by a yellow card after just 15 seconds for Costa Rica’s Yeltsin Tejeda and a red card for his team-mate Kendall Waston in added time.

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