March 15, 2017

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1 killed in road mishap Staff Reporter

D IMAPUR , MAR 1 4 (NPN): A 32-year old woman was killed and another injured in a road accident near T.L. Angami Park, New Chumoukedima here on Tuesday. According to traffic police, the woman identified as Imlirenla succumbed to her injuries at CISHR (Referral Hospital), after the vehicle (NL-01H 2592) she was driving collided head on with a truck (NL-01G 6342) coming from opposite direction.

The other occupant of the vehicle sustained minor injuries, traffic police said. They were proceeding towards Dimapur when the unfortunate incident took place.

ANHTU phase-III agitation today

D IMAPUR , MAR 1 4 (NPN): All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) Tuesday announced that its phase-III agitation would go ahead as proposed against non-payment of nine months’ salary by the state government. In a joint press release, ANHTU president, Rometo Sema, and CSS Hindi Teachers convenor, Ilika Aye, said the phase-II agitation by CSS Hindi teachers was over but there was no positive response from state government till date.

In this regard, ANHTU has directed all CSS Hindi teachers to wear black badge and reach the directorate of school education, Kohima on March 15, 2017 at 9 a.m.

The union has reminded its members that to resort to violence during the agitation, since the protest was “purely non-violent agitation.”

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BJP to form govts in Mnp, Goa

Correspondent/Agencies

IMPHAL/NEW DELHI, MAR 14: After the suspense and counter-claims, both Goa and Manipur where the Congress won the highest number of seats in the recently concluded elections, would instead have BJP-led governments.

In Maniupr, the first BJP-led government would be installed with former Congressman, Nongthonbam Biren Singh as the 12th chief minister. He would be on Wednesday at 1p.m.

Governor Dr Najma Heptulla invited Biren to form the next government, who was elected as BJP’s legislature party leader on Monday, after the four NPF members met her and declared their support to BJP on the formation of new government.

However, the four NPF members demanded a cabinet berth to L Dikho, who was elected from Mao assembly constituency of Senapati district and parliamentary secretaries to the remaining three. They demanded Awangbow Newmai elected from Tamei constituency of Tamenglong district as parliamentary

secretary of Hills and Tribal Development, Minor Irrigation and Works, Khasim Vasum of Chingai constituency as parliamentary secretary Planning and PHED and L Leishiyo of Pungyar constituency as parliamentary secretary IFCD and Rural Development.

Likewise, NPP also demanded two cabinet ministerial berths. Source from within BJP said that the party agreed on the demands of NPF however, decided to give only one cabinet berth to NPP. Lone LJP and AITC MLAs will also be inducted as cabinet ministers and an Independent member Ashab Uddin, who is still missing but alleged to be in BJP camp outside the state would be inducted as parliamentary secretary.

Besides, Biren, three legislators of BJP are likely to sworn in as cabinet ministers. BJP national president Amit Shah, chief ministers of neighbouring state of Assam, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim will attend the swearing in ceremony. 56-year-old chief minister designated N Biren had resigned from the Congress in the run up to the

state Assembly elections in the fourth time in presence of top BJP leaders including November 2016. national president Amit No MLA supported BJP Shah, Union Ministers VenCongress :Parrikar kaiah Naidu, Nitin Gadkari, Meanwhile, Goa Chief JP Nadda and several other Minister Manohar Parrikar dignitaries. Nine ministers on Tuesday lashed out at the were also sworn in during Congress for alleging that the ceremony, namely Sudin the BJP was trying to ‘steal’ Dhavalikar and Manohar the people’s mandate in the Azgaonkar of the Mahastate. “If you (Congress) rashtrawdi Gomantak Party, had the support then why Vijai Sardesai, Vinod Paliendid you not go to the Gover- kar and Jayesh Salgaonkar nor?” Parrikar said soon af- of the Goa Forward, Francis ter taking oath as Goa CM. D’Souza, Pandurang Mad“I agree the mandate is kaikar of the BJP and Indefractured, but with 22 MLAs pendent legislators Govind together the vote share is Gawde and Rohan Khaunte. more than sufficient,” Par- SC declines to interfere rikar said, addding, “It’s a Refusing to interfere post-poll alliance.” with the Goa Governor’s deHe also said that the cision to appoint Manohar support extended to his Parrikar as the new Chief party to form government Minister, the Supreme Court in the state is only for Goa’s on Tuesday directed that a development. No MLA floor test be held in the aswanted to support Congress, sembly on Thursday to dehe claimed. However, Con- termine if Parrikar enjoyed gress is confident that Par- the majority support. A rikar’s government will fail bench of Chief Justice Jagthe floor test on Thursday. dish Singh Khehar, Justice “If Manohar Parrikar Ranjan Gogoi and Justice wants to be sultan of two R.K. Agrawal said all predays he is welcome to be requisite formalities needed so,” Congress said. Parrikar, for the floor test, including who resigned as Defence those by the Election ComMinister, was sworn in as mission, will be completed the Goa chief minister for by March 15.

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“Sorry Netaji, I should’ve listened to you that this bicycle cannot carry both Rahul and me.”

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ENPO delegation along with the leaders of the ‘Working Group’ of five NNPGs.

D imapur, Mar 14 (NPN): Eastern Nagaland People’s Organisation (ENPO) executive members and representatives of federating units held a joint meeting with five Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) on March 14 to entrench the political rights of the people of Nagaland “amid confusing arising out of gross political assumptions”.

This was stated jointly

by ENPO constituents-ENPO president Khoiwang Konyak, general secretary Monlang Phom; K.U. president Manlip Konyak, YTC president Keozhi, PPC president Chingan Phom, president Sangtam Chomhose Sangtam and execu-

tive member CKS Akhum Ayaing and NNPGs- M.B. Neokpao/N. Kitovi Zhimomi (GPRN/NSCN), NSCN (R), Z. Royim/V.Nagi of NNC (Parent Body), Hozheto/Tsanthungo (NNC/ NPGN) and Kiumukam/ Hetoi( NNC/GDRN).

According to the signatories, since its formation ENPO has based its principle on Naga unity first and political solution second as the objective and therefore appreciated the formation of Working Group (WG) comprising of the NNPGs to “defend the inherent political right of homeland Nagas”.

Both ENPO and NNPGs expressed the belief that since the government of

India had made “its position very clear on the political hurdles and challenges”, they said “it implied that there has to be an honourable and acceptable political solution for the people of Nagaland.”

The signatories therefore made an appeal to all Naga tribes, transcending artificial boundaries that if “geopolitical conditions do not integrate us physically at the present time, our unique customs, traditions, history and culture must be protected as they are inseparable.”

However, the signatories have reiterated that “our emotional integration must continue and enable future Naga generations to progress and achieve the vision of our forefathers.”

Dr. Shürhozelie calls on PM Modi PSAN demands rescheduling of NPSC mains DIMAPUR, MAR 14 (NPN): Public Service Aspirants of Nagaland (PSAN) has demanded rescheduling of the NPSC main exams 2017.

PSAN media cell said NPSC, after arbitrarily delaying the 2016 prelims results for five months, had given a short notice (1 month’s time) to conduct the mains exam. PSAN said this was in contravention to the guidelines

State services bodies to agitate for 7th RoP

D IMAPUR , MAR 1 4 (NPN): All state services associations have threatened to launch pen/tool-down strike in the entire state with the exception of hospitals, educational institutions and emergency duties from March 20, 2017 if the state government failed to fulfil their demand within March 18, 2017 for implementation of the 7th RoP w.e.f.

March 1, 2017. In a press release, Confederation of All Nagaland State Services Employees’ Association (CANSSEA) president, S. Takatuba Aier, said this was decided at a coordination meeting held on March 14, in connection with the memo No.CAB-2/2013 Dated March 11, 2017 relating to cabinet decision on 7th Central Pay Commission. Aier said the associations also decided to reject the decision of the cabinet to implement the 7th ROP w.e.f. March 1, 2018, which they viewed was against their genuine demand made several times since 2014.

ENPO, NNPGs reaffirm political rights of people of Nagaland

issued by P&AR department, wherein a minimum of two month’s time is given to conduct the mains exams after the declaration of the prelims results.

This demand was put forth in the representation submitted to NPSC chairman, Yanang Konyak on Tuesday by PSAN members. In this regard, PSAN has demanded NPSC to reschedule the mains exams and provide

at least two months for preparations. It also demanded NPSC to bring out “a yearly tentative date for prelims, mains and oral interview/personality test” at the time of prelims advertisement.

PSAN further asked NPSC to complete the entire exam process within 365 days. NPSC chairman assured to look into the demands in the next board meeting, PSAN stated.

Sharmila takes refuge in Kerala Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu calls on Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi on Tuesday.

Spl. Correspondent

NEW DELHI, MAR 14 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu called on Prime Minister, Narendra Modion Tuesday at his 7, Lok Kalyan Marg residence. It was his first meeting with Modi after taking over as the chief minister of Nagaland.

Accompanied by state BJP president, Visasolie Lhoungu; Rajya Sabha MP, K.G.

Kenye and advisor Finance, T.R. Zeliang, Dr. Shürhozelie paid a courtesy call and also congratulated Modi for BJP party’s victories in the recently concluded elections. The delegation led by Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu also discussed matters pertaining to the state’s developmental issues besides others.

Later, it was also reported that Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, T.R. Zeliang and K.G. Kenye met Centre’s Interlocutor for Naga talks, R.N. Ravi.

NESO demands mass deportation Targets illegal Hindu, Muslim Bangladeshis Correspondent

SHILLONG, MAR 14: The powerful North East Students’ Union (NESO) on Tuesday demanded deportation of all Hindu and Muslim Bangladeshis, who have illegally entered into Assam and other North Eastern states.

The demand of the apex students’ body was after a group of people under the banner of Nikhil Bharat Bengali Udbastu Samanvay Samiti (NBBUSS) demanding citizenship for Hindu Bangladeshis and vandalised an All Assam Students Union office at Silapathar in Assam’s Dhemaji district.

“NESO reiterates its firm stand on the issue of illegal migrants from Bangladesh and would

like to convey the organization’s long standing demand that all the Hindu, Muslim Bangladeshis illegally entered into Assam and other North Eastern states must be deported,” NESO Chairman Samuel Jyrwa said.

“Assam Accord must be implemented in true spirit, and NESO believes that the proper implementation of Assam Accord is the solution of the illegal migrants issue,” he added.

Jyrwa said that there is no question of taking the burden of “post 1971 immigrants Hindu Bangladeshis by the North East.”

The apex students body also appealed for united movement by all the indigenous people of the region, “for effective solutions of the burning prob-

lems of the entire North Eastern region lest we will be a minority in our own land.”

Condemning the act of violence and the act of violence and vandalism in the All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) office by a group of people belonging to the NBBUSS, Jyrwa said, “The culprits must be nabbed immediately, and the guilty must be punished without any compromise.”

“The people of the North East and the North East Students’ Organization is always with the indigenous people of Assam, and with the All Assam Students’ Union,” he said.

The NBBUSS is spearheading a movement for granting citizenship to Hindu Bangladeshis by amending the Citizenship Act.

ATTAPPADI, Mar 14 (PTI): Human rights activist Irom Sharmila, who had a disastrous debut in the recent Manipur elections, will spend some time in Kerala’s tribal settlement of Palakkad district. She arrived in this tribal hamlet on Tuesday to be away from the post poll frenzy and made it clear she would continue her fight for human rights and protecting democratic values on her return. Sources close to her said that she would spend around one month in Attappadi, one of the largest tribal settlements of Kerala.

Sharmila arrived here via Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu on her first visit to Kerala.

The ‘iron lady’ of Manipur said she would continue her fight for human rights and protecting of democratic values.

When asked about her poll debacle, she said “Nothing much constructive and transparent system in the political arena will be seen... Because, elections are based on money and muscle power.”

Sharmila, who went on fast against AFSPA for 16 years, had contested from Thoubal constituency against Chief Minister O. Ibobi Singh but was relegated to the fourth position winning just 90 votes.

Making it clear that she had not given up her fight, Sharmila said, “I will continue my fight for human rights and for protecting democratic values with more vigour after I return from here.”

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Yoga orientation cum training for teachers underway in Kma

advised the teachers to learn as best as they could and propagate the same to the students in their respective schools. Aier was also doubtful whether teachers impart whatever has been taught to them to the students.

He infor med that training for the second batch has been approved which would be held very soon and expressed desired to continue the training in future.

Deputy Director (PE) T Lipok Jamir explained that yoga was not Hinduism propaganda as believed by many but a physical exercise for fitness. He urged the teachers to learn something and educate the students at their schools.

The training programme for the first batch was attended by twentytwo physical education teachers and would conclude on March 18.

Physical teachers during the Yoga training in Kohima. (Inset) Limawapang Aier addressing the gathering on Tuesday. (NP)

Correspondent

KO H I M A , M A R 1 4 (NPN): Five-day Yoga orientation cum training organised by Rashtriya Madhyamik Shiksha Abhiyhan (RMSA) under Directorate of School Education for physical education teachers under Kohima district got underway on Tuesday at Ura Academy Hall, Ko-

hima.

The teachers would be trained by Yoga instructor, Kelhouzosei Lawrence who was trained from Morarji Desai, National Institute of Yoga (MDNIY), Delhi.

On debate on Yoga being a religious practice, RMSA mission director, Limawapang Aier clarified that Yoga was only physi-

cal exercise which was beneficial for one’s health.

Aier said that, in the past, there has been a “politically motivated argument” in regard to Yoga being related to the practices and belief of Hindus. He said Yoga has nothing to do with any religion though it was mostly practices by the Hindus.

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DIMAPUR: Economics department of Dimapur Government College (DGC) undertook a one day “educational tour” to Kaziranga, Assam on March 6.

A release by the department stated that the team chose the national park to throw light on the need to preserve animals, birds and forest as part of national resources as they play a very important role in maintaining ecological balance.

It said the main attraction and purpose of the study tour was to enable the team to take care and manage natural resources which were the mainstay for the environment such as climate, rainfall and soil but also determine the potentialities for economic development and recreational purposes of the state. The study team was led by head of the department Kezhaleu Hesso, associate professor Mefutiba, M.L. Ngullie and Akole Vupru and assistant professor Pudezonuo Tase. Altogether 29 economics honors students participated in the programme.

DIMAPUR: One day “Fi- State. He highlighted on nancial Literacy Camp” how all this could be solved was held at Tuophema vil- and easily dealt with if one lage and Botsa Village, the have a bank account and an pilot Project areas of Poorna ATM card. Chetri also urged Shakti Kendra on March 9. the participants to have bank The camp was organised by account and ensure that they the Mission Poorna Shakti are operational.

Kendra in collaboration Project manager, NSSwith NSSWB, NMDFC and WB, Asalie A. Kruse, spoke SRCW and supported by on the significance of digital FIF NABARD. banking and stressed on At the programme, the need for everyone to get manager UCO Bank Ko- familiarised with the present hima, Saran Kumar Chetri, scenario, where everything highlighted on the impor- was becoming digitalised. tance of banking and also He also encouraged the vilcited incidences of the vil- lagers and the farmers to lagers and the common have a bank account, which people facing difficulties in fact is a must for everyKOHIMA: Twelve-day “transformation crusade” jointly depositing or transferring one, and to apply for an organized by Phezoucha Baptist church, Flames of Fire money to their children who ATM card. An interactive Church and Koinonia Baptist church Kohima in collabo- were studying outside the session was also held where ration with other churches in Kohima town would begin from March 15.

The “transformation crusade” would be held 1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY daily at 4:30 p.m. at Kohima Local Ground and would of our beloved mother culminate on March 26. On Wednesday, senior Pastor Lt. Mrs. Nokrenmongla (Changki) Koinonia Baptist church cum principal Kohima Bible It's been one year since College Rev. Zotuo Kiewhuo would be the speaker. The left us on this day, the organizers have arranged the seat capacity for 20-30 thou- you 15th March 2016 for your sand people.

‘Transformation crusade’ begins today

15th March 2012

Five years have passed since you left us, yet your memories always remain in our hearts, very near, very dear and fresh. Miss you.

Always.

Wife, daughter & relatives DC-477

IN MEMORIAM

LATE Y. TSUKJEM JAMIR

ENPUC 17th general meet: Eastern Nagaland People’s Union Chumukedima (ENPUC) has convened its 17th general meeting on March 17, 10 a.m. at ENPUC treasurer residence. All frontal organizations under ENPUC and well wishers have been requested to attend the meeting.

HASSU meeting: Highway Area Sumi Students Union (HASSU) has convened a meeting on March 15, 2 p.m. at its union office. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

WTCU general meeting: Wokha Town Colonies Union (WTCU) has convened a general meeting on March 7 at 11 a.m. at L.T.C Hall Wokha. All colony chairmen, secretaries and two representatives from each colony have been requested to attend meeting.

NNC & FGN celebrate 62nd Nagaland R-Day: NNC) and FGN would be celebrating 62nd Nagaland Republic Day on March 22 at 10 a.m. at the Transit Peace Camp (TPC) Kohima. All have been asked to attend the function. It further informed all midan peyus, FGN and regional presidents, NNC to celebrate the 62nd Republic Day in their respective regions along with the citizens of each region.

ANDMSA Wka unit general meeting: All Nagaland District Ministerial Service Association (ANDMSA) Wokha Unit has convened a general meeting on March 16 at 10 a.m. at the conference hall of the District Planning & Machinery Cell Office Wokha. All the categories of district ministerial employees have been requested to attend the meeting.

SCTE-K Kohima informs: Induction programme for fresh admitted students to MA education programme would be conducted by IGNOU study centre 2009P, SCTE-K on March 18 at 10 a.m. at the State College of Teacher Education, Kohima. It has been informed that attendance

of students has been made mandatory and that study materials would be provided after the programme.

NSSATA Zunheboto reminds: Nagaland SSA Teachers Association (NSSATA) Zunheboto has reminded all the SSA Graduate Teachers (GTs) under Zunheboto District appointed during 2010 and 2013 to submit the necessary documents; two copies of appointment order, one mark sheet/admit card of all qualification examinations, signature specimen to their respective executive in-charge or places.

NAAC team to visit Model Christian College: Model Christian College Kohima would be visited by a peer team of National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) Bangalore on March 20 and 21. The college principal stated that the visiting team was neither an inspection nor an attempt to solve any grievances but the whole process was to validate the self study report and help the institution in quality assurance.

National seminar in Kma: National seminar on gender, social justice and human rights: with reference to North-east jointly organized by NHRC India and Nagaland University Kohima campus Meriema would be held on March 15, 10:30 a.m. at SIRD conference hall Kohima with vice chancellor (I/C) Nagaland University professor N.S. Jamir as the inaugural chief guest.

GPRN/NSCN Angami region informs: GPRN/NSCN Angami region has notified that the former chairman of the Angami region has been replaced by the deputy kilonser Apelhou. In a release, Amelie has stated that hereafter all the matters related to chairman would be addressed and carried out in and by the name of the newly elected chairman. Further, all concerned have been informed to contact Apelhou for any official matter at 9856357475.

BJP Tsg district celebrates poll victory Correspondent

TUENSANG, MAR 14 (NPN): BJP Tuensang district celebrated the party’s victory in the recently concluded state assembly elections in Utter Pradesh and Uttarankhand, at its party office, Tuensang on Tuesday.

In the programme, BJP Tuesang dis-

trict president Thsangse Sangtam lauded the Central party leaders led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for their efficient and hard work towards the cause of the party.

The celebration programme was well attended by the district presidents, BJMM, BJYM, KISSAN, Minority Morcha, Business community and seven Mandals.

Loving Husband, son, daughter & family members

2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

LATE VIZOKHOTUO (A.C GHOSH) Left us on 15th March 2015

Tw o y e a r s h a v e passed since you left us for your heavenly abode. Yet the memories you shared with us have been fresh in our hearts every single day.

We love you always.

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Ajabu Tungoe, district coordinator, PSK, shared on the existing schemes of the government.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by Asalie A. Kruse, project manager, NSSWB. He also gave a brief introduction of the Literacy camp and why the programme was held.

Keduokhonuo Cerina Belho of 181 shared on the Awareness of Women Hepline 181, one stop Center and Childine-1098 and vote of thanks was delivered by Vekhwüsalü Dawhuo, supervisor, Women Helpline.

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heavenly abode.

Dear Mum, we remember your bravery, honesty, wisdom and kindheartedness.

We will always cherish your memories till we meet again.

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DIMAPUR: Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Peren has informed that District Health Society Peren would be conducting multispecialty “health mela” on March 16 at New Tesen village, Tening Block Peren District.

The release has informed that multi-specialist doctors would be available for Obstetrics and Gynecology, rural surgeon, pediatrics (child specialist), medicine specialist, eye specialist and dental surgeon.

CMO has informed that one to one and focus group discussions by the IEC personnel would also be conducted among others. In view of the “World Glaucoma Week” free screening camp for glaucoma and cataract cases would be conducted, which has started from March 12 till 18.

General public of Tening block and nearby villages have been informed to avail the various health services at the mela.

‘FLC’ at PSK project areas

DGC visits Kaziranga on ‘edn tour’

5TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY

‘Health mela’ in Peren on March 16

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Wife, children, in-laws and grandchildren

1ST ANNIVERSARY

IN CHERISHED MEMORY OF LATE IMNAZULU

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Dearest Oba, Deep in our hearts, you will always stay Loved and remembered everyday For each of us, you have done your best Love doesn't end with dying Or leave with the last breath For someone you've loved dearly Love doesn't end with death.

Dad, five years has gone by, but you are Still loved and missed by all.

Loving wife & children

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Who was called home to be with the Lord on 15.03.2016.

A wonderful and devoted husband, a loving father and a joyously radiant friend.

Because you are always remembered, you continue to walk and talk with us.

You are dearly missed and remembered.

Loving wife, son and relatives.

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WEATHER FORECAST March 15

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Agartala Hazy sun

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Guwahati Partly sunny Imphal

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Itanagar Turning cloudy and delightful 24 13 Shillong

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Tuensang Mostly sunny and cooler

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NYKs hold programmes for youths in Kiphire, Longleng, Dimapur

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(L-R) Resource person along with participants in Kiphire. SDO( C ) Japheth Woch speaking at the convention in Longleng. (NP) Participants of NYKS programme in Dimapur.

Correspondents KIPHIRE/LONGLENG MAR 14 (NPN): Nehru Yuva Kendras (NYK) organized different programmes for youths in Kiphire, Longleng and Dimapur.

In Kiphire, five-day training was organized by NYK Kiphire on Tuesday under the theme “Youth leadership and community development” at Deputy C o m m i s s i o n e r ( D C ) ’s Conference Hall, Kiphire.

Speaking as the chief guest, Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Kiphire, Dr. Tinojongshi Chang, said that youths are the backbone of the society.

He asked the youths not to hesitate in rendering their service to peace building and community development process.

The ADC also encouraged the trainees to implement the knowledge and experience they have

obtained from the training by conducting awareness in rural areas.

He was also optimist that the youths present in the programme would bring a profound change in the district.

District co-ordinator Lakshman highlighted the objectives of the programme and said that it has been designed to enable the youths to take lead in addressing social and development issues, community welfare and peace building.

He also announced District Nursery Farmer Association as the best club for the session 2016-17 and handed over a cash prize of Rs. 25000.

The first day of the training programme was attended by over 30 youth leaders from the district with N. Albert Krochou as the resource person.

LONGLENG: A district youth convention cum

cultural programme was held at DC’s Conference Hall, Longleng by NYK Longleng on Tuesday.

Speaking as chief guest, SDO (C) Longleng, Japheth Woch exhorted the gathering to be active and responsible to bring about positive changes in the society. He said youth could play a vital role in “liberating the stagnant society” and take it to “brighter heights”.

Talking on the unemployment problem in Nagaland, the SDO (C) asked youths not to only depend on government jobs but to be self employed and also create avenues for others.

He said to successful in life one should be willing to labour hard and be committed. Woch called upon the youths to change their mindset of dependency and instill sense of responsibility and hard

work.

Delivering a key note address, DYC, NYK, Mokokchung, John Makhabo, highlighted the aims and objectives of NYK in channelizing and harnessing youth potentials towards nation building activities.

He also called upon the youth to dedicate themselves for the development of villages and towns. Makhabo also asked the participants to avail government offers of free skill development training in various departments and get trained to take up entrepreneurship with MUDRA Scheme and Starup India.

The programme was chaired by NYV Sunglei, NYV Naiglong invoked God’s blessing and NYV Thenyei NYV welcomed the gathering while vote thanks was delivered by NYV Langmai.

Cultural items were

presented by Five Star Club and Unitas Yout Club. Best Youth Club Award 2016 was given to United Rising Club, Sakshi with cash award of Rs. 25,000 and sport materials were given to NYK, affiliated youth clubs.

DIMAPUR: One day training on youth leadership a n d d eve l o p m e n t wa s conducted by Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan (NYKS) Dimapur, in collaboration

with the Young People’s Fellowship (YPF) with 30 participants on March 13.

The United Nations volunteer and co-ordinator of the district NYKS, Phyobemo Lotha encouraged the young people that this was an avenue for them to get trained in small ways, through varied activities which would ultimately help them become confident leaders.

Others who spoke

to the young people included Alobo Naga, who encouraged the young people to become able leaders by identifying their gift and abilities groomed with hard work and faith in God. K. Thenjamo Tsanglao, associate pastor Lotha Baptist Church Dimapur, spoke on the importance of personality development.

The programme was presided by Eshenthung Ovung.

Naga woman CISF officer awarded President’s medal effective for handling of the deadly mafia gangs in the Jharia coal fields, leading to successive recovery of stolen coal and copper wire worth crores of rupees and high numbers of arrest of criminals during the 2-year stint at

Dhanbad. She has also been posted to Inland Container Depot (ICD) Tughlakabad Delhi, Patna Airport, Agra Airport, Taj Mahal. Her efficiency has been highly appreciated wherever she had been posted.

DIG, CISF RTC Arakkonam, V Khamo being awarded the President’s medal for meritorious service by union minister of state for Home Affairs, Kiren Rijiju on CISF Raising Day on March 10. also attended Civ-Pol in Kosova, a UN assignment.

She was also responsible and instrumental in setting up the first Dog Training Centre of CISF at Ghaziabad. As senior commandant, she was posted to CISF Group HQr., Chennai where she successfully contained crime in 13 units under her and establish high standards of discipline. On completion of her tenure, she was posted to

the CISF DAE, Kalpakkam.

She has also received DG DISC and commendation certificate in 2014 and in 2016 for action during Chennai flood.

It must be mentioned that earlier in her career, Khamo was the first CISF lady officer to be posted in a then mafia infested unit of BCCL, Dhanbad. Her professional competence and devotion to duty became

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DIMAPUR: President of India’s medal for meritorious service was awarded to DIG, CISF RTC Arakkonam, V Khamo on CISF Raising Day, by Union Minister of Home Affairs, Kiren Rijiju on March 10.

In a press release by Diethono Nakhro, disability activist, stated that V. Khamo is the first Naga to join the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) as a gazetted officer, in 1993 through civil service examination 1991.

She is presently serving as Deputy Inspector General, CISF RTC Arakkonam, Tamil Nadu CISF. The release stated that due to her sincerity, dedication and professionalism, Khamo was send on various assignments which included a course at the centre of excellence for stability police units at Vicenza, Italy to operate and impart training programmes for UN peace keeping. She

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In her welcome address SPHSS principal, Sr. Ranit underscored the need for women as the main agents of change, as they have the power to change their families, society and community.

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by Khushi Debnath of St.Mary Montessori Higher Secondary School. Anushka Bhattacharjee of SPHSS and Swagata Bhunia of Christian Higher Secondary were awarded consolation prizes respectively.

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‘Will destabilise entire NE if Bodo issue ignored’ should not treat us like Bangladeshis or Pakistanis.

They should make up their mind whether they want to talk to us or they want to fight. They don’t need to try to befool us,” said All Bodo Students Union (ABSU) President Pramod Bodo.

“We are warning all forces working against the interests of the Bodos and other indigenous communities to refrain from such activities, if they want peace in the state of Assam,” he added.

The Bodo activists have since March 10 begun a hunger strike in Kokrajhar and scores of hungerstrikers - who include the aged in large numbers - have begun showing signs of weakness.

The hunger strike is jointly led by ABSU, National Democratic Front of Bodoland-Progressive (NDFB-P) and the People’s Joint Action Committee for Bodoland Movement (PJACBM).

Pramod Bodo said As-

17 persons injured in TMC-BJP clash in Tripura

Road accident leads to recovery of rhino horn in Assam

Guwahati, Mar 14 (IANS): A fatal road accident on Tuesday led to the uncovering of a case of poaching of one-horned rhino in Assam’s Kamrup district, police said.

Police have recovered a rhino horn from a vehicle that collided head on with a bus around 6.30 a.m. on Tuesday near Baihata Chariali in Kamrup district, located close to Guwahati.

“While three persons travelling in the vehicle died, another is struggling for his life at a private hospital in Guwahati,” police said, adding that a case

has been registered in this regard and a probe is on.

“We have recovered a rhino horn, which has blood stains, butt of a country-made gun and some white powder-like substance from their possession. When we reached the accident spot, two of them had already died. We took the other two travellers of the vehicle to a hospital immediately. While one of them succumbed in the hospital, the second injured is struggling for life,” police added. Police said all the accident victims hail from Manipur.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND

Dt, Wokha the 2nd March 2017 NOTICE No. Judl-47/2015-16/ /Whereas, Smti. Tsenbeni, Wife of Late Shri. Pisamo Lotha, a resident of Yanthamo Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw family pension pertaining to PPO. No. 111609438 and to operate A/C No. 11766572396 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Pisamo Lotha who expired on 03/02/2017.

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

K. Thavaseelan, (IAS) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha : Nagaland DC-481

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Guwahati, Mar 14 (PTI): The Federation of Industr y and Commerce of North Eastern Region(FINER) today welcomed the initiative of NITI Aayog and the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) for setting up a committee to seek views from stakeholders in the North East before formulating a new Industrial Policy for the region.

“We welcome the initiative of NITI Aayog and committee of DIPP to seek opinions from stakeholders here in its bid to assess the situation from the ground level before coming up with a new industrial policy for the North East’’, FINER president Pabitra Buragohain told reporters here.

NITI Aayog CEO and Chairman of the Committee Amitabh Kant will be meeting industry associations and stakeholders in the city on March 15.

“In this regard, FINER has prepared a wishlist that will help the Committee formulate a suitable Industrial Policy for the North East, one that

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“Now, another imHappy Birthday Shitsu (Vika) portant consideration that the committee can make in Birthdays mean a fresh start; a time for looking back order to attract large scale with gratitude at the blessings of another year. It is also investments to the North a time to look forward with renewed hope for bigger East, is exemption of hun- blessings. May you find true bliss as you face your next dred per cent excise duty, milestones. Happy birthday!

From Pooh.... (Mortar) as was originally notified and which may be notified Good morning.. Beautiful under the GST expected Happy birthday..! On this special day i wish that all the to come into force later in happiness be with you and may God shower plenti2017’’, he said. ful blessings upon you. I wish the best for you, have a Along with excise, we great day. Once again happy born day! also suggest that 100 per With lots of love, Mr&Mrs T and I cent Income Tax Exemption, as was available in the 2007 policy, should be notified for further periods,by making suitable amendment in the Income Tax Act, 1961, so that more Correspondent industries may come forward,” Buragohain added. Diphu, Mar 14: Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council Chief Executive Member Tuliram Ronghang has called on the workers of Bharatiya Janata Party to get ready for the coming elections to the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council to ensure definite victory. “The election is at hand, we need good co-ordination among all party workers. The party has to be strengthened at grass root level,” said the CEM. He also called upon the leaders who left BJP to DESAM general secretary come back while asserting that, “there is no other political N. Edison during a news party that can come to power in the council other than the BJP.” conference.

“Ashab Uddin is a non-local and a non-local NO.ADC/PRO/JUD-16/2016-2017/641 Dated Pungro the 7th March 2017 person becoming a memNOTICE ber of state’s highest deciWhereas Smti. Tsunongshi, W/o Late Shulimong of Metonger Village sion making body is a great serving as Dak Runner at EAC Office Kiusam has applied for issue of Certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925 in order to blow to the campaign for Succession draw/received the payment of movable/immovable properties of her husband putting in place a mecha- Late Shulimong Dak Runner EAC Office Kiusam under Kiphire district who was nism for effective checking expired on 21/12/2016.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY on non-local people into 1. G.P.F 2. G.I.S 3. F.B.F 4. Pension case 5. Any other dues etc. the state,” said Edison.

From the office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner Pungro.

Political parties seekPublic are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 (thirty) days ing his support to form a from the date of issue of this order. If no objection/claim is received within the new government in the given time, Succession Certificate will be issued in favour of the applicant.

(WENNYEI KONYAK) state is nothing but shamAdditional Deputy Commissioner, Pungro :: Nagaland DP-2325 ing the indigenous people of the state, he added.

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CEM tells BJP workers to be prepared for election

DESAM warns political parties seeking Ashab Uddin’s support

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IMPHAL, Mar 14: The Democratic Students’ Alliance of Manipur (DESAM) Tuesday alleged that Ashab Uddin, the independent candidate elected from Jiribam A/C in the recently concluded elections, was a non-local and called upon political parties not to include him in the formation of the new government.

If the political party forming the new government allows Ashab Uddin to be part of the govern-

ment, the very party would be boycotted, the student pressure group warned.

D E S A M ’s t h r e a t came up at a time while BJP and Congress are strongly lobbying government formation in the state after none of the political parties was given clear mandate to form the government.

It was shameful on the part of the two parties chasing after the non-local elected legislator even though they are well aware of the sentiments of the people of the state, said

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The United Sangtam Students' Conference (USSC) congratulates Smti. Opangtula Sangtam Deputy Director Development and Planning for being promoted to Joint Director Development and Planning. The conference further wishes her success in her future endeavours.

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issue,” said Daimary.

A massive mass rally, with around a lakh of people participating, was taken out in Kokrajhar town in support of the movement on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, the health condition of scores of activists on hunger strike deteriorated and they had to be taken to the RNB Civil Hospital.

“It is really tragic that elected governments in the country are not reciprocating the peaceful and non-violent movement.

I am afraid this will only instigate alternative path to raise voices to draw attention from people at the helm of affairs,” said litterateur Kameswar Brahma while addressing the protestors.

The formerly militant group NDFB-P said that despite their shunning arms and joining peace talks on the demand for Bodoland on the government’s plea, there has been no positive response from the government.

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Agartala, Mar 14 (PTI): Altogether 17 persons including 11 policemen, two photo journalists and two party activists each from Trinamool Congress (TMC) and BJP, were injured in a clash between the two groups, police said today.

S.P. (West Tripura), Abhijit Saptarshi said, trouble started last night when Sandip Roy Burman, elder brother of TMC leader, Sudip Roy Burman allegedly beat up a BJP activist.

The suppor ters of both the parties came to lodge F.I.R in the West Agartala police station last night where clashes ensued in which eleven police personnel sustained minor injuries when they tried to intervene, S.P told reporters.

Four BJP and TMC activists including BJP Vice President, Subal Bhaumick and TMC leader Panna Debb, were injured in the incident, Saptarshi said.

He said two photo journalists, who were covering the incident, also sustained injuries and were released from hospital after first aid.

Prohibitory orders under Section 144 Cr.P.C. was imposed in the city for about two hours last night, the SP said.

sam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal had on Monday urged the hunger strikers to call off the protest but had failed to mention any time frame for the political dialogue over their demand.

A large number of prominent members of the community, including Padmashri Kameswar Brahma, litterateur Toren Boro from Bodo Sahitya Sabha, and Ranjan Daimary, founder chairman of National Democratic Front of Bodoland, joined the hunger strike on Tuesday.

Daimary warned the government not to underestimate the Bodos and other indigenous communities over their demands.

“I hope the government is not under-estimating the might of indigenous communities... if they are doing so, they will have to face the consequences. We appeal to the government to take appropriate steps for amicable solution of the long-pending Bodo political

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Dated, Kohima, the 14th March 2017.

NOTIFICATION

(COACHING CLASS FOR JEE MAINS 2017 & NEET 2017)

This is to inform all students who have filled up for coaching classes in respect of JEE Mains 2017 and NEET 2017 that Orientation session shall be held on 15th March 2017 at 10:00 a.m. (sharp) at Government Polytechnic Kohima, near Indira Gandhi (IG) Stadium, Meriema.

This is also to inform that in continuation of this office letter of even number dated 6th March 2017, that the last date for submission of application form for the free coaching classes is being extended upto 18th March 2017. Interested candidates who have appeared class- XII (Science Stream) during 2017 and are sitting for JEE Main-2017 and NEET 2017 may submit application to the undersigned to avail the opportunity.

(Er. Arjun Singh) Director

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DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION KOHIMA: NAGALAND

NOTIFICATION

(DIPLOMA ENTRANCE EXAMINATION - 2017) NO.DTE/EXAM/6/2011-12: Prescribed application form of Diploma Entrance Examination for admission to 3-year Diploma courses within the state during the session 2017-18 is being issued from the office of the undersigned during office hours on all working days at a cost of Rs.200/- per application form. Candidates who have appeared HSLC/HSSLC final examination of 2017 are also eligible to apply for the Diploma Entrance Examination 2017– however they have to submit all necessary documents within the stipulated time period set by the Department and fulfill all criteria for selection to study of Diploma programmes.

Last date for submission of filled application form in the office of the undersigned is 28th March 2017.

Application form may also be downloaded from the website at http://www.dtenagaland.org.in / www.sctenagaland.com in which case the fee of Rs. 200/- only may be deposited while submitting the form.

Programmes offered in the Polytechnics: Sl. Name of Institute Programmes offered No. Civil Engineering Khelhoshe Electronics & Electrical Engineering 1 Polytechnic, Atoizu, Zunheboto Mechanical Engineering Automobile Engineering Institute of Computer Engineering Communication Electronics & Communication 2 & Information Engineering Technology, Information Technology Mokokchung Computer Science & Engineering Government Civil Engineering 3 Polytechnic, Modern Office Practice Kohima Fashion Design & Apparel production

Required Minimum Educational Qualification (i) HSLC/10+ passed with minimum aggregate of 45% in Mathematics & Science (ii) Secured Pass Marks in both Mathematics & science subjects

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NO.JUD.21/2016-17/08 Dtd. Zbto. The 6.03.2017 Notice calling objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Shri/Smt Lukhuli of New Colony District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate / Guardianship Certificate declaring that His/Her/Wife/Husband Late Haishe has expired on 6/12/2015.

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

Sd/TRIDIBESH ROY, IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto, Nagaland DP-2313

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ZELIANG WRESTLING ASSOCIATION PEREN DISTRICT : NAGALAND

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Zeliang Wrestling Association would like to acknowledge and convey our special thanks and gratitude to all Sponsors, Programme part takers, well wishers, etc, for their support and contribution toward the “11th OPEN NAGA WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP 2017” held on the 10th Mar’ 2017, at Local Ground, Kohima.

1. The Nagaland Wrestling Association (NWA) for giving the opportunity to host the event.

2. Shri. Kuzholuzo Nienu, MLA, for gracing the event as Chief Guest.

3. Shri. Sieyekuolie Kesiezie, President, NGRC-1CU for gracing as Guest of Honour.

4. Shri. T.R Zeliang, Chairman DAN & Advisor (Finance) for financial assistance toward the host Association.

PRIZE SPONSORS. 5. Shri. Kuchi Rangkau, Prop. CASE CONSTRUCTION, Dimapur - 1st Prize.

6. Shri. Kelei Zeliang IAS, Secretary- 2nd Prize.

7. Dr. Zase Chüsi, Nodal Officer, Dept. of AH& VS - 3rd Prize.

8. Shri. K. Francis Zeliang, P.S. to Advisor (Finance) - 4th Prize.

9. Er. Achackbou Newmai, S.E. Agri- the Quarter Finalist.

10. Dr. Ilang Iheilung, Dy. Director, A.H & V.S- the Pre - Quarter Finalist.

11. Nagaland Wrestling Association, for the Best Tactic Wrestler.

12. Shri. Isi Hinglak, Prop. Syscom Technologies, Kohima, for the Official Caps.

CREDITS TO 13. Press & Print Media, for event coverage.

14. Naga Hospital Authority, Kohima, for emergency medical aid.

15. Officer In- Charge & personals, Police Station (North) for security.

16. Executive Engineer and staff (Power), for uninterrupted power supply.

17. Officer In- Charge & Personnel of Fire for Emergency Services.

18. Angami Catholic Union, SFS Church, Kohima, for ground management.

19. All part takers in the Inaugural/ Closing function.

20. All Wrestling Officials, Angami Sports association, Chakhesang Wrestling Association for the co- operation.

We regret our inability to thank each and every one individually, but shall remain indebted for the support and cooperations rendered by you.

-Sd-SdRANGTEILU K. MARK GUING Gen. Secy, ZWA President, ZWA

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Kokrajhar, Mar 14 (IANS): Bodo leaders on Tuesday threatened to destabilise the entire northeastern region of the country if the government continued to ignore their demand for a separate state.

They said that both the state government and the Centre should be prepared to face law and order problem if an amicable solution was not reached over the issue.

The Bodos have been demanding a separate state for the 60-lakh-odd Bodo community in Assam since the late 1960s. The Bodo leaders allege that the governments at the Centre and in the state have failed to honour promises made to the community.

Contending that the central and state governments were not responding to the demands of the community, the Bodo leaders said they were being treated as second-class citizens in their own country. “ T h e g ove r n m e n t

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JNU student’s family suspects foul play

Chennai/NEW DELHI, March 14 (IANS): Suspecting a foul play, the family members of J. Muthukrishnan, an M.Phil student at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), on Tuesday demanded a probe into his death.

Speaking to reporters his mother Alamelu said her son had planned a visit to home this month.

She said it is difficult to believe that Muthukrishnan committed suicide.

Meanwhile, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K. Palaniswami announced a solatium of Rs 300,000 to the student’s family.

Muthukrishnan allegedly hanged himself to death in his friend’s room in Delhi on Monday night.

Expressing condolences, Palaniswami said in a statement that orders have been issued to officials to render necessary help in bringing the body of Muthukrishnan from Delhi to his village in Salem district.

DMK’s Working President M.K. Stalin urged the Chief Minister to impress upon the central government for a detailed probe into Muthukrishnan’s death.

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Union (JNUSU) castigated the varsity Vice Chancellor (VC) on Tuesday for not meeting the parents of a student who committed suicide, but rather conveying his condolences on social media.

“It’s been hours a Dalit student of our university found dead and we are shocked and appalled by the insensitivity shown by the university authorities ever since,” JNUSU Vice President Amal Pullarkat said through a Facebook post.

“Leave alone consoling the family and helping them to go through the procedure, the university authorities haven’t even bothered to pay a visit to the hospital where the body of the deceased is lying since last night (Monday),” JNU VC condemned he added.

Earlier in the day, over condolence tweet Jawaharlal Nehru UniverThe JNU Students sity (JNU) VC M. Jagadesh

Kumar had taken to microblogging site Twitter to express his grief at the death of Krish Rajini whose real name was Muthukrishnan J, an M.Phil History student of the varsity, who had apparently committed suicide on March 13 and who was found hanging from the ceiling fan in his friend’s house.

“JNU community is grief stricken at untimely and sad demise of Shri Muthukrishnan J. We pray that God be with his family at this critical time,” Kumar had tweeted.

The Union continued its attack saying that the VC did not “even care to send at least a security person with the body (of the deceased)” initially, and a security person could be arranged for only after the former’s intervention.

It urged the students to boycott their classes and join in a collective condolence meet and also demanded that the VC go to the hospital and meet Rajini’s parents.

“It (is) also quite shocking that university did not even bother to suspend the classes despite such an incident... We appeal to all students to come out of their classes in protest and pay tribute to our friend. VC, stop tweeting and come to the hospital

Delhi Congress wants paper ballots for city civic polls

New Delhi, Mar 14 (IANS); Amid allegations that EVMs were tampered with in the just-concluded assembly polls, the Delhi unit of the Congress on Tuesday approached the state Election Commission seeking that the upcoming civic polls in the city be conducted through ballot papers.

In a letter to state Election Commissioner S.K. Srivastava, Delhi Congress chief Ajay Maken, airing doubts about the efficacy of electronic voting machines (EVMs), said voters had apprehensions about the fairness of the electoral process. “Serious doubts have cropped up in the minds of the voters as to the free and fair nature of the electoral process. Even the Supreme Court in January 2017, reiterated the need for vote verifier paper audit trail (VVPAT) in EVMs,” said Maken.

“We demand that these elections should be held using the traditional ballot paper system as an immedi-

ate step so as to erase doubts in the people’s mind,” he said. Earlier, Maken on Twitter urged Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to hold the elections to the North, South and East Delhi Municipal Corporations -- due in April -- through ballot papers.

“Many are doubting EVMs. Not prejudiced, nor casting aspersions on results. I want Arvind Kejriwal to hold MCD elections through ballot papers,” Maken said on Twitter while clarifying that he wasn’t disputing the outcome of the just-concluded assembly polls in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Manipur, Goa and Punjab.

Following the decimation of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) in the 2017 Uttar Pradesh assembly polls, party chief Mayawati alleged the voting machines had been “managed” to favour the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

She asked the Election Commission of India to hold the results of Uttar

Centre, state govts should collaborate, says Mamata Kolkata, March 14 (IANS): Stressing the need for collaborative functioning of the Centre and state governments, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday said the tradition of democracy should continue in spite of political differences.

“We want the Centre and the state governments to go ahead in a collaborative manner so that everything runs smoothly. Political parties will come and go, but the tradition and the democratic culture of the country should continue,” Banerjee said. “In a democratic country, one should always respect others. Some parties may win or lose elections, but that is not the ultimate thing. The prosperity of the people of India is the main thing,” she said.

The Trinamool Congress supremo also questioned the Centre’s policy of making Aadhaar cards mandatory in 23 departments before providing the identity card to everyone. “I have questions about the Centre’s stand on Aadhaar cards.

They have made it man-

Pradesh and Uttarkahand assembly elections invalid and do re-polling using paper ballots. The poll panel subsequently rejected her allegations.

immediately and listen to the parents’ demand,” Pullarkat added.

The Dalit JNU scholar who allegedly committed suicide had previously been a student of the Hyderabad University and was at the forefront of the movement against the varsity’s administration following the suicide of Rohith Vemula.

Twenty-eight-yearold Muthu Krishnan, who was from Tamil Nadu’s Salem district, completed his MPhil from the University of Hyderabad (UoH) in 2015 before joining JNU for his PhD. The JNU Students Union (JNUSU) is alleging that Krishnan was targeted for his association with the movement seeking justice for Rohith Vemula and depression made him take the extreme step.

While Krishnan has not left any suicide note, a recent Facebook post by him criticising “discriminatory” admission policies in JNU is being widely circulated on social media.

“There is no Equality in M.phil/phd Admission, there is no equality in Viva - Voce, there is only denial of equality, denying Prof Sukhadeo Thorat recommendation, denying students protest places in Ad - block, denying the education of the Marginal’s.

‘Himachal has 63 officials with doubtful integrity’ Shimla, Mar 14 (IANS): Himachal Pradesh has 63 officials with doubtful integrity and 27 of them are posted in sensitive posts, Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh said on Tuesday.

Criminal or departmental proceedings are pending in courts or at departmental level against these officials, who include Director General (Prisons) Somesh Goyal, the Chief Minister told the state assembly in a written reply.

Some of these officials have been acquitted by the courts on technical grounds, he said. Replying to a question by Bharatiya Janata Party member Narinder Thakur, the Chief Minister said the government has not made any survey to identify officials having doubtful integrity. He cited the reason for posting of 27 officials with doubtful integrity in sensitive posts owing to non-availability of non-sensitive posts in that particular cadre. The post of Director General (Prisons) is non-sensitive, the Chief Minister said. The maximum number of officials with doubtful integrity is in the Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board, followed by the Public Works Department, the Irrigation and Public Health departments and the police.

Pathankot airbase on high alert; search ops underway

Chandigarh, MAR 14 (AGENCIES): A high alert was sounded in Pathankot in Punjab on Tuesday after inputs of suspicious movement following which police launched a massive search operation.

According to local police, following the input, a search operation was launched around a 4-5 km area near the Army cantonment along the Pathankot-Dalhousie road.

A helicopter patrol was also launched for aerial survey.

Police also carried out searches near Chakki river. Himachal Pradesh police was also alerted about the suspicious movement and searches were conducted on their side as well, sources said. “We have declared high alert at Pathankot airbase after receiving inputs about some suspicious activities. Separate police and Army teams have been set up to do recce of the area and I have personally talked to the Airport

New Delhi, Mar 14 (IANS): Punjab’s Chief Minister-elect Amarinder Singh on Tuesday reiterated it was the right time to elevate Rahul Gandhi as the Congress President.

Amarinder made the remark after he called on Rahul Gandhi at the Congress Vice President’s residence in New Delhi to congratulate him on the Congress victory in the February 4 Punjab assembly polls, where it

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Reference to Admission Notice No. 5/2017 Published on 15.022017 Dated : 11.03.2017

CORRIGENDUM NO. 03

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As per direction of the Competent Authority the submission of Registration Form are being reopened from 14.03.2017 to 16.03.2017 (Upto 05:00 PM) only for OPH Category candidates with age relaxation of 5 years as on 1st July, 2017 in DM/M.Ch. For further details please visit www.aiimsexams.org go to Academic Courses and select desired course.

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As part of the Department of Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection activities to get consumer issues noticed across the state, each year we co-ordinate on the occasion of the World Consumer Rights Day on 15th March. World Consumer Rights Day (WCRD) is an opportunity to promote the basic rights of all consumers, demanding that those rights are respected and protected, and a chance to protest against the market abuses and social injustices which undermine those rights. The aim of the World Consumer Rights Day is to celebrate solidarity within the international consumer rights movement.

World Consumer Rights Day was inspired by United States President John F Kennedy, he was the first world leader to set out a vision of consumer rights who gave an address to the US congress on 15 March 1962, in which he formally addressed the issue of Consumer Rights. He was the first world leader to do so, and the consumer movement now marks that date every year as a means of raising global awareness about consumer rights. The first WCRD was observed on 15 March 1983, and has since become an important occasion for mobilising citizen action.

The theme for this year’s World Consumer Rights Day is “Consumer Rights in the Digital Age.” Digital technology is having a dramatic impact on consumers around the world, creating many new benefits including better communication, access to information and greater choice and convenience.

While consumers undoubtedly benefit from these technologies, there are questions about how to establish access to the internet for the many consumers who are not connected, how to improve the quality of services, which online services and products consumers can trust and what happens to the data they share online. There are over 3 billion, or 40 % of the World’s population is online now, compared with just 1% in 1995, with all projections suggesting this number will continue to rise. The Hon’ble Prime Minister of India Shri. Narendra Modi who has given the clarion call of “Digital India” has encouraged the billion Indian population to go online in almost every aspect of the society from E-Governance in the Public working departments, banking sectors to e-shopping in modern day where business transactions is all digital. On this World Consumer Rights Day 2017 under the theme “Consumer Rights in the Digital Age,” it is to remind all citizens that the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 protects the consumers from unscrupulous traders even in digital mode of business activities and transactions.

The Consumer Protection Act, 1986 was passed keeping in view the need to protect Consumers.  WHO CAN FILE A CONSUMER COMPLAINT? The answer to this question is “only a CONSUMER who is a beneficiary of the goods/services” can file a complaint under the Consumer Protection Act, 1986. 

CAN THE COMPLAINT BE FILED WITHOUT ENGAGING THE SERVICES OF ANY LAWYER? The answer to this question is YES, You don’t need to engage the services of any Advocate and can file your complaint of your own. The consumer protection Act has provided a very simple procedure to file the complaint that even a layman can file the complaint of its own.

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HOW TO FILE A CONSUMER COMPLIANT? Before formally filing a Consumer Complaint, it is desired that the Consumer gives notice to the opposite party of the fact of any deficiency in service or of unfair trade practice etc to see if the trader is willing to make good the loss suffered by either replacing the commodity or returning the value of the purchase. If yes, the issue resolves then and there. But if the trader refuses or neglects, the consumers needs to approach the Consumer Court.

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NAGALAND STATE CONSUMER HELPLINE. In case of a Consumer related problem, the Nagaland State Consumer Helpline can be contacted for counseling and authentic information. Nagaland State Consumer Helpline can be contacted at: • • •

Commandos overlook the air force base in Pathankot, Punjab. authorities to beef up the security,” Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Nilambari Jagdale said. The police and army move came in view of the January 2, 2016 attack on the Pathankot airbase by militants from across the border, that left seven security personnel dead.

Right time to elevate Rahul as Congress chief,says Amarinder

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Mamata Banerjee datory in 23 departments even before everyone can have the card. As a result, the kids are being deprived of midday meal in schools.

People are not able to use the Kisan (farmer) credit cards, participate in 100-day work scheme or withdraw pension without the Aadhaar card,” she said. Banerjee claimed that the Centre has failed to abide by the responsibility to provide Aadhaar cards to every citizen before implementing these policies.

“It was their responsibility to provide Aadhaar cards to everyone but they failed.

We are not against the policy but unless the card is provided to everyone we should not deprive the poor of their basic rights,” she added.

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bagged 77 of the 117 seats.

“Now is the right time to elevate Rahul Gandhi as party President. I have been maintaining this for the past one year,” Singh said.

After a 10-minute meeting with Gandhi, the Punjab Congress President and Congress Legislature Party leader told the media: “It was a courtesy call.

There was no discussion

on Cabinet formation during the meeting.” Singh invited Rahul to attend the swearing-in ceremony slated for Thursday morning in Chandigarh.

This was the first meeting between the two after the Punjab elections. Rahul expressed the confidence that Punjab will once again rise to its true potential under a Congress government.

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Bad losers

n almost every election, there are bound to be losing candidates or parties who would be more inclined to blame Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) for their losses and the accusations of fraud was reignited by BSP leader Mayawati after her party came a dismal third with only 19 seats down from the 61 the party held in 2012. Mayawati, had expressed strong suspicions about electronic voting machines (EVMs) being manipulated/tampered in favour of the BJP. In her post-election press conference, Mayawati said the BJP won the election in Muslim-dominated areas of West UP and Rohilkhand. She wondered how muslim votes which would not have gone to BJP were transferred to the latter and also claimed several muslim leaders had also expressed total surprise over the massive victory of BJP candidate in their constituency. Defeated UP chief minister Akhilesh Yadav also said he agreed that the issue needs to be seriously looked into. For the BJP, the EVMs were perfect and it’s only losers who have the habit of complaining. Well, that is not a new phenomenon since many parties in the recent past, have at times, expressed suspicions about tampering or manipulation of EVMs. It may be recalled that in the 2009 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP had taken up the complaint made by one voter who claimed he could prove that EVMs could be manipulated. Not wishing to lose such an opportunity, after its second consecutive electoral debacle, the BJP went on an all out attack mode against EVMs. Tests were conducted and there was no conclusive proof that EVMs could be doctored/manipulated whereby pushing any button would lead to voting only for a particular party and rejecting others. It may be pointed that during the period 2009 when the BJP raised the issue, the Election Commissioner of India was N.Gopalaswamy who was considered pro-BJP and during whose tenure the 2004 Lok Sabha election was also conducted. Present Union Minister of food and public distribution had also raised similar suspicions. Even the Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) of Tamil Nadu had alleged EVM tampering/manipulation when it drew a blank in 2009. What had probably fuelled suspicions of manipulation besides being bad losers and whose allegations could not be substantiated; was the specious plea in blaming the so-called “trojan horse sub programme” for the manipulation. It is alleged that the software was being wilfully activated after knowing the key number allocation to favour a particular candidate by activating the software through some mechanism at the time of poll. There are also other ways by which EVMs could be manipulated by deletion of entire data or the software to register votes adjusted and the election results can indeed be manipulated to suit particular ends by expert hackers. This can be possible if there is no adequate transparency, such as paper trail which would open EVMs vulnerable to manipulation. Countries like the Netherlands, Ireland, Germany, Italy and states such as California have either outlawed EVMs, or introduced paper-trail to rectify issue with the EVMs. Even Subramanian Swamy, now a BJP MP from Rajya Sabha, has accused the EVMs of being vulnerable to external manipulations. If losers complain of EVM manipulation and don’t complain when they win, then there is hardly can ground for suspicion; the latter being dependent upon results.

DailyDevotion Yielding …you are that one’s slaves whom you obey…

—Romans 6:16 The first thing I must be willing to admit when I begin to examine what controls and dominates me is that I am the one responsible for having yielded myself to whatever it may be. If I am a slave to myself, I am to blame because somewhere in the past I yielded to myself. Likewise, if I obey God I do so because at some point in my life I yielded myself to Him. If a child gives in to selfishness, he will find it to be the most enslaving tyranny on earth. There is no power within the human soul itself that is capable of breaking the bondage of the nature created by yielding. For example, yield for one second to anything in the nature of lust, and although you may hate yourself for having yielded, you become enslaved to that thing. (Remember what lust is— “I must have it now,” whether it is the lust of the flesh or the lust of the mind.) No release or escape from it will ever come from any human power, but only through the power of redemption. You must yield yourself in utter humiliation to the only One who can break the dominating power in your life, namely, the Lord Jesus Christ. “…

He has anointed Me…to proclaim liberty to the captives…” (Luke 4:18 and Isaiah 61:1).

When you yield to something, you will soon realize the tremendous control it has over you. Even though you say, “Oh, I can give up that habit whenever I like,” you will know you can’t. You will find that the habit absolutely dominates you because you willingly yielded to it. It is easy to sing, “He will break every fetter,” while at the same time living a life of obvious slavery to yourself. But yielding to Jesus will break every kind of slavery in any person’s life.

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Perfect counselling The medical doctors and the prescriptions

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eing an effective person-centred counsellor is not so much a matter of possessing skills and knowledge, but of having a particular set of deeply held values and beliefs and than being able to express these qualitties in interactions with other people”. – John McLeod.

Introduction: Counselling is not a set of skills which can be strung together on a necklace of prescribed process. As with most things it is not so much what you do but the way you do it. In counselling it is not only how you do it, but why you do it. This is because counselling has more to do with your individual approach and attitude towards others than the skills employed, important as these are. A good counsellor are not dissimilar to others in the caring professions, such as clergy and teachers, in that those who were perceived as being more effective hold as a cardinal value a commitment to a person-centred perspective. That is to say the individual in need has the total focus of the counsellor as well as the work they do together. So the good counsellor is more than someone with good interpersonal skills, he is someone who employs his skills from an expectation about the world from perspectives other than his own with a passion for the general principle of wanting the best outcome for the client at all times.

The definition: Counselling is assisting someone to explore and resolve difficulties they are experiencing, clarify conflicting issues and helping that person discover alternative ways of managing themselves and situations, so that they can decide what course of action or behaviour is helpful to them. Essentially it is helping people to help themselves. This simple definition makes it clear that to counsel is to assist and not to direct; to help but not to take control; to encourage and support but not to take action.

The individuality of the client and his capacity to play the most significant part in his own development, recovery or empowerment is paramount. As counsellors we are mere friends along the way.

Someone once defined medicine as ‘amusing’ the patient whilst the body got on with the job of healing itself! Counselling has the same flavour-a theme to which we constantly return.

Confidentiality and Conflict: As counsellors we are privileged to be entrusted with the most sensitive and intimate information.

Clients disclose to us things about themselves, their most private behaviours and their innermost thoughts, that they perhaps have not shared and would not dream of sharing with anyone else. We have a private conduit to the very soul of those with whom we work and thus there are the necessary protocols of confidentiality. The seal of the confessional would be the spiritual equivalent, not that we are secular priests, but

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the obligation on nondisclosure is almost the same. Perhaps the only exception is where the information given indicates the strong likelihood of danger or ham, either to the individual himself or to others. Clients frequently come to us with moral quandaries and difficulties such as whether to remain in or separate from relationship. Should I have this child? Sould I declare that I’m gay? These are enormous questions for the client to live through and the innermost thoughts, personal values and beliefs of the individual need to be explored.

With this degree of responsibility the imperative for confidentiality is as obvious as it is paramount.

Give the assurance of total confidentiality to your clients as early in your relationship with them as possible.

The Counselling Partnership: Counselling is not something which is ‘done’ to another person but rather something that two or more people engage in doing together. Yes, the role of the client is different to the role of the counsellor. For the process to be effective those involved must come together as co-workers in a team.

Various attempts have been made to explain this concept. ‘Mutual empowerment’, ‘partneship’ and ‘mutuality’ have all been suggested and each of them gives the flavour and feel. It is really difficult in real life situations to establish this required equality because of predetermined roles or situations which push the relationship into being asymmetric, i.e. one person has more power or authority than the other. For example, nurse and patient, father and son, manager and subordinate. Previous power roles between the parties tend to mitigate against moves towards equality. Even the terms counsellor and client suggests this underlying theme of authority, especially when clients ‘go’ to a counsellor, in his or her office, at a session set by the counsellor. Yet one of the key skills for the counsellor is to use his expertise to best serve the needs of the client. It is through the quality of relationships that both counsellor and client become empowered to blossom and become their true selves in the world. It is within relationships that we discover our sameness and also how we are different and this draws us to conclusions about our individuality. We know who we are through our relationships. It is only in true and full relationships that affections and feelings can be reciprocated. To love and be loved, to help and be helped is the essence of our humanity and can only be gained through mutual respect and valuing. Finally, it is where we share common ideas and interests with others that partnership and mutuality can make their significant contribution to the healing process. Hence, the quality and nature of the relationship is critical for successful counselling.

Rev. Fr. C. Joseph-Counsellor, St. Joseph’s College, Jakhama

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e all respect professional medical doctors who have treated us once or twice. They sacrificed their time and energy to save us from sickness and other ailments. They spend sleepless nights to revive the health of their patients. They prescribe medicines and treatments with the best of their knowledge.

A patient in the hands of a doctor is a choice of life and death for both. A simple touch of love can raise the heart and mind of the patient. Whereas a rough dealings in hospitals can worsen the patient’s life. And wrong intake of medicine can stop his breath forever. The first step in treating and healing any ailments is just a little shower of smile and note of warm welcome words. Most professional doctors are trained to handle their patients with smile, care and love unless they are self-trained (it should not be). There are some who go to the extent of helping the poor patients from their own pockets. They put themselves into the shoes of the patients and walk along with them.

Such doctors are walking gods.

Remember, no one is born rich, all came with an empty hand.

What you fill your hands in the course of your life depends on you. Every patient believes that physicians can bring their pain to cessation. Therefore, all hospital are filled with people suffering from different sicknesses. Human body is too fragile to fight 24x7 against certain infection. All are prone to sickness and pain. Even doctors get sick. In other words, they become patients sometimes.

Little away from the goodness of a doctor, sometimes I wonder at their prescription for intake of medicines. Whatever medicine name comes to their mind, they script it down in black and white for the poor patient who instead of getting better become worse at the sight of a full page prescription, almost an essay writing. Such prescription of medicines worsen the sickness. In most cases it does happen. Some young doctors may browse their book before giving out the prescription. It is a learning process, its fine. All patients visit hospital with much worries and anxieties apart from their pain and sickness. Therefore, prescription of medicines should have some limit as per the sickness and need of the patient. In other words, do not give what is not necessary. The commission received by prescribing numerous medicines may bring about omission of patient’s life.

I remember a patient well known to me who went down to Guwahati for certain treatment.

After all the necessary checkup and examination, the doctor prescribe only one strip of medicine.

He was not satisfied with just a strip of medicine, as we are used to with a plastic bag full of medicines in Nagaland for any sickness. For rural patients, they may even carry those medicines in their basket (full) back to village for generations to consume.

Sometimes, mistakes can occur in

the prescription of medicines. But mistaken medicines can kill the patient. And no doctor can revive the death back to life.

Surgical doctors are advised to wear mask. Likewise, other doctors are to wear the same in some work place, but not every place. There may be instances where some doctors wear mask throughout the duty except during tea time. Wearing mask at a wrong place makes the patient fail to see the smile of the doctor, with mask his words become like bubbling water. What he says is not understood by the patient, the patient only have to “yes, yes” or “Ok”. I hope every doctor knows when and how to wear mask. Every patient whether young or old must be made to feel at home in the hospitals, and more with the consulting doctor/s. The presence of such atmosphere gives even the dying patient the satisfaction of being treated in such hospitals or by such doctors. Patients go to hospitals not as customers, but as needy persons.

The reason why hospitals in Guwahati and Shillong are filled with patients from Nagaland need to be re-examined by Medical Scholars. Is something wrong with our hospitals or doctors?

Do we place less trust in Naga doctors?Are doctors not sincere with their duties and responsibilities? Are hospitals not equipped with necessary and latest machines to deal with? Many doctors refer the patient from one hospital to another. The patient goes about the whole of Kohima or Dimapur and return in coma. Of course, such references are also necessary in some cases. But it also show some dark image somewhere and somehow. What is wrong need to be set right (if there are). We need not wait for new species of doctors to appear to set things in their right place and time.If all medical scholars put their minds and heads together, the legs will start walking the right direction. I believe, we can venture into new and better pattern of life.

Nagas are generally kind enough especially in times of sickness and death. No one may file FIR/Case against any doctor in Nagaland even if there are cases of wrong treatment because we highly respect them.

For Nagas, if a patient dies due to wrong treatment, we will say, “Oh! This is the will of God for him, upainai, kikuribo. Tai laga time punchiakerenease.” Whoa!

He died of wrong treatment, and you have the courage to pronounce wrong statement to seal the dead body inside the tomb. By this, you share equal responsibility in the death of a patient.

It is necessary that physicians also admit their mistakes when such tragedy occurs in time of ignorance and error. They should not prove themselves to be right when they are wrong. Even time is divided into day and night.

They should not think that there is no night in their life, if so they will stumble and fall during the

No Gaidinliu memorial in Nagaland

read the views of Thepfulhouvi Solo, on Gaidinliu, in Nagaland Post dated the 7th March 2017; and I fully agree with him. Because why do anyone put up a Memorial souvenir? Is it not to cherish the fond memory of someone or something that has had a bearing on the life of someone or a country? So if Nagaland has to cherish the memory of anyone or anything that has done something good for the Nagas, why not those Naga freedom fighter leaders or those notable American missionaries who had enlightened the Nagas?

Instead why Gaidinliu Memorial? Gaidinliu might have been fondly called “Rani” by the then Prime Minister of India, Late Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, for reasons best known to him. Perhaps because she had strong association with many Hindu organizations, like VHP (Vishwa Hindu Parishad), ABVKA (Akhil Bharatiya Vanavasi Kalyan Ashram) etc and attended the World Hindu Religious

Conference. But for us Nagas of Nagaland, who was Gaidinliu? As a child in school, at Kohima, in the late sixties, I knew her as a Zeliangrong activist, who was kept in a state govt type 4 quarter at Agriculture Colony, Kohima, under vigil with security guards. I did not bother to know who she was and after a brief stay as a neighbor of the house in which she was kept, I did not hear about her nor did I come across anything about her. Later, some people told me that she was a follower of the Heraka cult, which is more or less like Hinduism.

I am also told that she was an ardent pro Indian and strongly opposed the Naga National Council. I am also made to know that she organized the Zeliangrong National Government of Rani (Gaidinliu), which took up arms to oppose the Naga National Council (NNC). Hence I do not know any contribution of Gaidinliu for us Nagas. I must admit that I know very little about Rani Gaidinliu, because she meant very little

to me, a Naga and I did not bother to ask who she was.

Of course, like any of the readers, especially Naga readers, I know more and I am told by many, about the Naga freedom fighter leaders like A.Z. Phizo, Khodao Yanthan, Imkongmeren, Scato Swu, etc, that they were leading the Nagas in their fight against the occupational Indian army. I was also told about the American Christian missionaries, like Rev. E.W. Clark, Rev. King, Rev. Witter who came to the Naga hills to convert us to Christianity and who also opened schools for our education. These Missionaries might not have fought for Naga freedom; but they certainly enlightened us and thereby brought us out from isolated darkness to the outside world of civilization and hence we need to honour them. So why not put up souvenir memorials of the numerous Naga Freedom leaders and the enlightening missionaries.

But regrettably, of all the Naga follies, why Gaidinliu memorial, in Nagaland? Is

it not stupidity to forget our cherished leaders and teachers; but instead to honour someone who fought against us, who aligned with our invaders and whose religion is against our religion? Is it not a DISGRACE and how will the Nagas explain this fallacy? Will the Naga leaders, who have initiated to install Gaidinliu memorial, explain and convince the Nagas or the outside observers? It is going to be too shameful for the future Naga generation to explain why their fathers have installed Gaidinliu memorial in Nagaland. Indeed; it is the Ahimsa (Non Violent) invasion of Nagas by the Hindu radicals.

So why leave a laughing stoke to our posterity?

Instead, whatever Gaidinliu memorials have erroneously been installed (in Nagaland), should immediately be renamed or else be dismantled/pulled down; like the statue of Saddam Hussein, lest Naga posterity curse us!

Er. Mhondamo Ovung, Wokha, Nagaland

day. All hospitals do not want bad reputation, therefore all black marks (nights) are washed clean immediately. But retaining a good name is as important as retaining patient’s life. All physicians take Hippocratic Oath: “On this day, I graduate as a Physician, I take this oath. I shall practice the art and science of medicine honestly, sincerely and to the best of my ability and judgment…” (Other versions are also used) This means to save live and not to kill (although there are practices of abortion and euthanasia). The top most duty of every doctor is the care of patients. But some can become hypocrites after taking Hippocratic Oath in the process of searching for fame and name because the two words are not far from each other in their pronunciation. A wrong pronunciation may lead to a wrong practical living.

Doctors appointed and working in Government Hospitals as full-fledged members may avoid opening another clinic whereby all references and medical prescriptions become subjective. It may tempt them to give less time in their assigned duty and more time for their private work. If it is happening in Nagaland then it is injustice. I hope it does not happen or may be it is. But “Prevention is better than cure.” Justice in salary should also reflect justice in work.

The morning talk in the Government Hospital will be, Patient: “Doctor ahi she nanai?” Office Attendant: “Tai olop diri punchibonagi” Whereas the afternoon talk may sound like this, Patient: “Doctor thakiasehola? (with a strong belief)” Office Attendant: “Aya, Doctor etia etia jai jai she to. Apni olop diri hoishe to. Kali he ahi bi de. Bia napa bide.”I am sure this is not an unusual sound to many ears. Believe me, because my ears are also like yours.

I wish all Naga medical doctors have the caring hands, loving hearts and strong feet to walk along with their patients.

Let exaggerated prescriptions of medicines be avoided (if there are some physicians in this habit) for the good of the patients and their family. Excess intake of medicines are harmful for human body. All doctors knew this effect very well.

May no hospital or doctor become too tall or so rich respectively at the expense of the poor patients.

Every rupee that comes to the hospital is not easy money. Most of them have bad odour because it comes from the pockets of poor men and women (not from the purse because they do not possess such a thing). Therefore, let all doctors give the best treatment to all patients as they have been doing till date. Let every hospital take the best care of the Doctors so that they can give the same to the patients.We must uphold the dignity of Medical Doctors because the service they render to us is tremendous and praiseworthy.

With Respect &Honour, G. L. Khing, Kohima, (tisislawkhing@gmail.com)

Reader’s Post

Anger is our enemy of health and success Sir,

Anger is our biggest weakness. It has robbed our happiness, good health, good ideas and our reputation.

It is a viper that stings our heart and soul. Anger has to be checked by everyone otherwise it will ruin our life. Its a misfortune. It even ruins spirituality.

Anger is a grenade. It gives heart attack and fast heart beat. It increases cancer cells by making our organ abnormal. It affects our brain, heart, kidney and angry person will get stroke fast. They will fail in their job. People will avoid them. They will be hated by their own relative and kids.

To control anger, you must avoid angry type of people. You must breathe a lot and start reading your Bible by repenting. Also, hear good song.

Read happy book. Remember, anger make you look ugly. It tightens your artery so you may die or reach ICU. Anger is not heroism. It’s not okay to be angry. Anger has become fashion. Even kids of today are short tempered. Teenagers are like lion and tiger in anger. We have some wives who are addicted to anger.

Control your anger before anger bind you and crushed you to pits. Donot be the servant of anger.

Anger is ugly, hateful, death and danger. May God call you - child of happiness. Good morning.

R.K.Krishta Luke, (lukerkkrishta@gmail.com)

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The Bill, in fact, proposes to introduce a mechanism to resolve the water dispute amicably by negotiations through a ‘Dispute Resolution Committee’ (DRC) before such dispute is referred to the Tribunal.

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New Delhi, Mar 14 (IANS): A court here on Tuesday extended interim protection from arrest till March 20 to former “Bigg Boss” contestant and self-proclaimed godman Swami Om, who has been accused of molesting and threatening a woman.

Special Judge Hemani Malhotra, who was hearing the anticipatory bail plea of Swami Om, also granted more time to submit the video footage of CCTV installed in the office of the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Daryaganj, to find the truth behind Swami Om’s claim.

Claiming innocence, Swami Om told the court that he had gone to the office of a senior police officer at Daryaganj here on the day the incident is said to have taken place.

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requested Kejriwal to opt for ballot papers and shun EVMs in the corporation polls. “Many are doubting EVMs-Not prejudiced-nor casting aspersions on results; I want @ArvindKejriwal to hold MCD elections through Ballot Papers,” he had tweeted.

AAP’s Jarnail Singh, who lost to former Punjab chief minister Parkash Singh Badal from Lambi, also demanded use of ballots in the elections ahead.

“Although we accept defeat, we have serious doubts over the results in Punjab. There are several villages in the Lambi constituency where we have received less votes than the number of volunteers we have there. “For the first time, voter-verified paper audit trail (VVPAT) was used in Punjab. When we asked the Returning Officer to tally the number of votes to the VVPATs, he declined to do so,” Singh said.

Court bars Swami Om’s arrest until March 20

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NEW DELHI, MAR 14 (AGENCIES): The government on Tuesday introduced a Bill in Lok Sabha, seeking to set up a single permanent tribunal to resolve inter-state river water sharing disputes expeditiously.

Instead of having multiple tribunals, the Bill introduced by the water resources minister Uma Bharti despite opposition from the Biju Janata Dal (BJD) - makes a provision of a single permanent tribunal with multiple benches.

Unlike the Tribunal, the benches will cease to exist once the disputes are resolved. Once the proposed legislation is enacted, the single permanent tribunal known as Inter-State River Water Disputes Tribunal will subsume all the existing tribunals including those on Cauvery, Mahadayi/ Mandovi, Krishna, Vansadhara and Ravi and Beas rivers.

NEW DELHI, mar 14 (Agencies): Taking a cue from BSP supremo Mayawati, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has expressed reservations about electronic voting machines and sought the use of ballot papers in the upcoming civic body polls in the national capital. Kejriwal has directed chief secretary MM Kutty to write to the State Election Commission in this regard. “The Chief Minister has directed the chief secretary to ask the state election office to hold MCD elections through ballot papers,” a source in the CM’s office said.

The move comes close on the heels of Mayawati questioning the “reliability” of electronic voting machines (EVMs). She had alleged that they were tampered with in the Uttar Pradesh assembly polls, where her party suffered a debacle. Earlier, Delhi Congress chief Ajay Maken also

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tecture robust”, said Bharti while introducing the Bill Introduction of the Bill was opposed by the BJD member Bhartruhari Mahtab who wanted the government to have a re-look at the proposed legislation arguing that it was drafted in a poor manner.

“I am not going into the merit of the Bill. It’s a very badly drafted Bill.

Since water is a state subject, I would also ask the government whether it has consulted all the 29 states before drafting it”, said Mahtab while opposing the Bill in its present form.

Bharti, however, said the Centre was very much within its rights to introduce such Bill under Article 262 of the Constitution and assured the House that the proposed legislation was needed to resolve any dispute expeditiously.

The Bill fixes total time period for adjudication of a water dispute at a maximum of four and half years. The decision of the Bench of the Tribunal will be final and binding on the states concerned, with no requirement of its publication in the official gazette - it means the decision of the Tribunal will automatically be notified the moment it is delivered.

The Tribunal will consist of a chairperson (retired judge of a Supreme Court or High Court), one vicechairperson and maximum six members.

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at Burma Camp 70 × 50 Sq. ft Price : Rs.9,00,000/Contact No. 8118919693

LAND FOR SALE Plot of Land 10 (Ten) Units measuring 100 x 100 for sale at Khushiabil approx. 100 metres away from 4 Lane Highway.

Price : Rs. 11,50,000/- (Nego) Contact : 9615847371 9402234131 DP-2289

500 ft approx Agri. Link Road Touch Area = 1,90,000 sq. ft.

(2.8 Puras approx) Price = Rs. 35 Lakhs Contact : 8974509536 No Broker's Please

Highway Touch commercial side and residential plot 16 bighas try land, no fill up available at any side.

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1 km away from ICFAI University Price : 5.60 Lakhs Contact : 8729801683/9862065308

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A plot of Land measuring an area of 11664 sq. ft. is for sale at Rs. 46,65,600/- (Rupees Forty six lakhs sixty five thousand and six hundred) only. Attached to National Highway Main Road near Old Check Post, situated at Chumukedima Town Block No - 1, Ward No. 1, Dimapur.

Schedule and boundaries of Land North 80 ft., South 80 ft., East 108 ft., West 108 ft.

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I, Kaqheto Sumi am applying for duplicate copy of B.A 4th Semester Marksheet as I have lost it.

Name: Kaqheto Sumi F/Name: Pekiye Sumi Roll. No : AH14080012 College : Mount Olive College, Kohima K-0684

LOST NOTICE Name : Miss Atsula T. Tikhir F/Name : Mr. Tsenthong M/Name : Tsulimshi D.O.B : 12.04.1995 Lost: Migration Certificate, Nagaland Board Registration Card No. 1483731 If found contact : 9862299745

LOST NOTICE I, Yanrenthung Lotha am applying for duplicate copies of HSLC & HSSLC Admit Card and Marksheet as I have lost them.

Name : Yanrenthung Lotha F/Name : Tsenthungo Lotha HSLC Roll No : 514103 Year : 2005 HSSLC Roll No : 0910872 Year : 2009 School : Livingstone Foundation Hr. Sec. School Contact No : 9612913039

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A plot of Land measuring an area of 15250 sq. ft. is for sale at Rs. 45,00,000 (Forty Five Lakhs) only (price negotiable) situated at Naga United Village, near Hope Academy Dimapur. No need to fill up soil, well constructed RCC wall and already put up the entrance Iron Gate Schedule and boundaries of Land North 141 ft., South 100 ft., East 100 ft., West 154 ft.

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SEITHEKIEMA-C, DIMAPUR Near Lotha Baptist Church & Bethel Faith School Only 20 minutes walk from Patkai Christian College Area : 100 × 100 sq.ft. @ Rs.95 per sq.ft. (nego) Contact : 9862964772 / 9612495166 / 7005649194

at PADUMPUKHURI 1. 34x60 = Rs. 5,00,000/2. 46x77 = Rs. 7,50,000/Contact : 8794324453

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Stone Blocks (RADA) Dimapur

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WARDEN (FEMALE) for Children's Home, Kohima

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A Govt. Regd. Company requires 52 male and female, for some Pmnt Mgmt posts. Age; 18 to 30, Quali; 10 to Graduate, INCOME; 50007000, 2000-25000, with attractive bonus and promotion. Limited vacancy contact with bio-data and 2 passports.

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RAFFLE DRAW RESULT IN AID OF LAUREL WELFARE SOCIETY, WOKHA (Date : 14/03/2017)

1st Prize : Sl. No 220 2nd Prize : Sl. No 115 3rd Prize : Sl. No 556 4th Prizes (10 Nos) : 346, 309, 100, 723, 40, 284, 111, 671, 443, 252 Consolation Prizes (10 Nos) : 334, 318, 503, 411, 29, 283, 356, 123, 149, 202 Prizes can be claimed from M/s. T.N. Pharmacy, (Below Baroda Bank) Wokha Town by producing the original tickets within seven days from the date of publication of this notice.

For Further info. Contact : 9612198930.

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I, Miranda Jami am applying for duplicate copy of HSLC Marksheet as I have lost it.

Name : Miranda Jami F/Name : Late Akhango Jami Roll No : 1112642 School : Don Bosco Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur Year : 2011 Contact No : 9436611408

I, Nüzovolü Chüzho am applying for duplicate copy of HSLC Admit Card as I have lost it.

Name : Nüzovolü Chüzho F/Name : Vekhütso Chüzho Date of Birth : 21.06.1996 Roll No : 1250399 Year : 2011-12 School : Chakhesang Mission High School, Pfutsero Contact : 8131063384

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of Holi.

Sovereign, however, moved up by Rs 100 to Rs 24,400 per piece of eight grams in scattered deals.

Following gold, silver ready declined by Rs 180 to Rs 40,800 per kg and weekly-based delivery traded lower by a similar margin to Rs 40,350 per kg.

Silver coins too plummeted by Rs 1,000 to Rs 71,000 for buying and Rs 72,000 for selling of 100 pieces.

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ecution cases in courts, the department “has received 1,195 applications praying for compounding of offences committed by taxpayers”.

“This is almost double the number of the applications filed during corresponding period in the last financial year,” it said.

A filing of compounding application by an assessee before the taxman requires admission of the offence based on which the department may choose to not file a complaint in the court against the individual or entity and let them off with a penalty and fine.

The prosecution complaints this fiscal by the taxman also includes cases of offshore tax evasion like those under the HSBC bank list, the International Consortium of Investigative

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at the domestic spot market kept up the heat.

Globally, gold fell by 0.22 percent to USD 1,201.10 an ounce and silver by 0.35 percent to USD 16.89 an ounce in Singapore. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity dropped

by Rs 150 each to Rs 28,900 and Rs 28,750 per 10 grams, respectively. The precious metals had gained Rs 200 on Saturday. The market was shut yesterday on account

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three hundred per cent to 570 complaints filed till January under the current 2016-17 financial year, as compared to 196 such complaints filed in courts during the corresponding period in the last fiscal across the country.

Under I-T laws, a court conviction for tax offences can lead to imprisonment of up to seven years in addition to fine and interest and penalty on the tax evaded.

The report said the charge sheets have been filed by the taxman largely under three sections of the I-T Act like 276 CC (not filing return of income), section 276B (not depositing Tax Deducted at Source in time) and section 276C(1) (wilful attempt to evade taxes).

The report stated that apart from filing of pros-

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Blackmoney: I-T prosecution action triples this fiscal New Delhi, Mar 14 (PTI): Prosecution action by the Income Tax department in black money cases has shot up three times with the taxman filing over 570 such charge sheets across the country till January this year.

The department, as per an official report accessed by PTI, has also directed its field offices to not spare cases of “serious irregularities” in deposits ascertained by it under ‘Operation Clean Money’ after demonetisation and file court cases against such entities too.

The latest prosecution figures do not include action linked to demonetisation as such cases are still in the investigation stage, a senior I-T officer said.

The report said I-T prosecution action in cases of tax evasion has jumped

cisions will be taken by the Council because, after all, it is a question of revenue for the states and the Centre,” Shah told IANS. “Rates is an issue that is sensitive and will be determined only by the Council,” he said. Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia recently announced that the Council has increased the cGST (central GST) and sGST (state GST) peak tax rate from 14 per cent to 20 per cent each, amounting to a peak rate of 40 per cent.

Though the current tax slabs will remain the same, the peak rate has been increased for future contingencies, Adhia had said.

New Delhi, Mar 14 (PTI): Gold prices on Monday cracked below the Rs 29,000-mark by plunging Rs 150 to Rs 28,900 per 10 grams, taking a hit from sluggish trend overseas and fall in demand from local jewellers. Silver also fell by Rs 180 to Rs 40,800 per kg due to reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers.

Traders said demand weakness brought on by the end of wedding season

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Mumbai, Mar 14 (PTI): The rupee surged by a massive 78 paise to end at a nearly one-and-a-half year high of 65.82 against the US dollar on frantic unwinding of the American currency following BJP’s emphatic victory in Uttar Pradesh.

The home currency resumed on a strong footing at 66.20 from last Friday’s closing value of 66.60 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market on heavy dollar unwinding from speculative traders and exporters tracking weekend developments. Maintaining its bullish momentum against the dollar, the rupee hit a fresh intra-day high of 65.76 in late afternoon deals before ending at 65.82, showing a solid gain of 78 paise, or 1.17 per cent. This is the highest closing of the rupee since November 6, 2015 when it had ended at 65.76.

the day with a gap-up opening, triggered by the strong performance of the BJP in the recently held five state elections in India,” said Karthikraj Lakshmanan, Senior Fund Manager - Equities, BNP Paribas Mutual Fund.

ICICI Bank was the best performer with 5.99 percent gain. Support also came from Hindustan Unilever (4.54 percent), L&T (4.40 percent), HDFC Ltd (3.69 percent), Asian Paints (3.51 percent), Maruti Suzuki (3.02 percent) and Adani Ports (2.92 percent).

Sun Pharma rose 3.61 per cent to Rs 708.25 after the US health regulator proposed to lift the import alert on the company’s Mohali (Punjab) manufacturing plant.

With the buying activity gathering momentum, second-line stocks continued their upward sprint. The BSE mid-cap and small-cap indices rose 1.43 percent and 1.19 percent, respectively.

New Delhi, Mar 14 (IANS): While the effective rate of indirect taxes under the new Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime still remains unclear, as fitment in tax slabs is under way, the Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) has said that taxes were likely to “increase a bit” from the current level.

“That is our belief (that the current level of taxation will not lessen at least for first five years). It will be the same, that’s our belief, and it will increase a bit,” CBEC Chairman Najib Shah told IANS in an interview here.

Shah said that the fitment of goods and services in the four tax slabs -- 5 per cent, 12 per cent, 18 per cent and 28 per cent -- is a work in progress.

Apart from the tax rates, there will also be a cess on top of it, which will form the corpus to compensate the states for any revenue loss for the first five years of implementation of GST. “The Council will determine the commodities which will have the cess.

We will suggest, but all de-

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settled up 496.40 points, or 1.71 per cent, at 29,442.63 -- a level last seen on March 5, 2015.

The gauge had gained 44 points in the previous two sessions. Markets were shut yesterday for Holi.

The 50-scrip Nifty settled higher by 152.45 points, or 1.71 percent, at a life-time high of 9,087, surpassing its previous record of 8,996.25 on March 3, 2015.

Foreign funds net purchased shares Rs 412.14 crore last Friday, as per the provisional figures.

February wholesale price inflation climbed to 6.55 percent, from 5.25 percent in the previous month. Expectations of more liquidity in bourses had a positive impact, traders said.

The BSE capital goods index gained the most, rising 3.06 percent, followed by realty 2.57 percent, consumer durables 2.40 percent, bank 1.93 percent and FMCG 1.60 percent.

“The market started

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Mumbai, Mar 14 (PTI): The stunning election success of the BJP in Uttar Pradesh gave the market a rush of adrenaline as the Nifty on Tuesday pulled off an all-time closing high of 9,087 and the Sensex raced to a two-year high.

The euphoria even saw the 50-share NSE index breaking through the 9,100mark to hit 9,122.75, an alltime intra-day high too.

Intra-day, the rupee flexed muscles, climbing to 66.14. Despite a sharp increase in WPI inflation, investors set aside all their caution and pumped in more money on hopes that the assembly poll win will make the government push through bold reforms.

A strong set of industrial output numbers for January provided the perfect backdrop to reap more dividends. IIP expanded 2.7 percent year-on-year.

At one point, the 30share blue-chip index rallied 615.70 points to hit a high of 29,561.93. In the end, it

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UK Parliament passes Brexit bill

L O N D O N, M A R 1 4 (IANS): Theresa Mays Brexit bill has cleared all hurdles in the Houses of Parliament, opening the way for the Prime Minister to trigger Article 50 by this March-end. Peers accepted the supremacy of the House of Commons late on Monday night after MPs overturned amendments aimed at guaranteeing the rights of EU citizens in Britain and giving Parliament a “meaningful vote” on the final Brexit deal, reported the Guardian.

It paved the way for the Article 50 Bill to be given Royal Assent on Tuesday, after peers in the upper chamber also caved in, rather than deciding to “ping” it back to the Commons in a series of late-night votes.

But May’s victory was overshadowed by Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s demand for a second referendum on the Scottish independence.

A c c u s i n g M ay o f blocking Scotland’s desire

Theresa May sits on the steps of the throne in the House of Lords to watch the opening of the Brexit Bill debate.

for a special deal with the EU, Sturgeon said the referendum should be held between autumn 2018 and spring 2019 -- without lastminute concessions.

Within hours, No.10 Downing Street announced May would not, as widely expected, trigger Article 50 as early as Tuesday, instead suggesting it would take place in the final week of March.

The day of drama began when Sturgeon called a press conference to warn that May’s Brexit strategy made a second referendum

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all but inevitable.

She accused May of refusing to discuss full Scottish access to the single market, saying: “The UK government has not moved even an inch in pursuit of compromise and agreement.” May immediately accused Sturgeon of playing a “game”, telling her “politics is not a game”, and accused her of “tunnel vision”, the newspaper reported.

“The tunnel vision the SNP has shown today is deeply regrettable; it sets Scotland on a course for more uncertainty and divi-

sion,” May said.

“And this is at a time when the evidence is that… the majority of the Scottish people don’t want a second independence referendum.”

Sources close to May said she would not allow a referendum until several months after Britain’s EU exit, the Telegraph said.

MPs voted down the Brexit bill amendment on EU nationals’ rights by 335 to 287, a majority of 48, with peers later accepting the decision by 274 to 135.

The second amendment on whether to hold a meaningful final vote on any deal after the conclusion of Brexit talks was voted down by 331 to 286, a majority of 45, in the Commons.

The Lords then accepted that decision by 274 to 118, with Labour leader Lady Smith telling the Guardian that continuing to oppose the government would be playing politics because MPs would not be persuaded to change their minds.

Russian-backed Syria talks derail MOSCOW/ASTANA, MAR 14 (agencies): Russian-led peace talks on Syria were derailed on Tuesday as rebels backed

by Turkey boycotted a third round of meetings in Kazakhstan and the Kremlin indicated there were international divisions over the process.

Russia, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s most powerful ally, said the rebels’ reasons for staying away were unconvincing and their decision came as a surprise.

Describing the rebels as Turkish proxies, the Syrian government envoy said Ankara had broken “its commitments” to the Astana process.

The rebels said on Tuesday they would not attend the talks, scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday, because of what they called Russia’s unwillingness to end air strikes on rebel-held areas and its failure to get the Syrian army and Iranian-backed militia to abide by a ceasefire.

Trump gives CIA drone strike powers WASHINGTON, MAR 14 (PTI): US President Donald Trump has reportedly given CIA necessary authorisation to carry out drone strikes against terror groups, a move that could have implications for Pakistan.

This is a change from the policies of the previous Obama Administration under which the Department of Defence was authorised to carry out such strikes and the CIA used drones to gather intelligence information, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing unnamed sources.

The White House and the CIA have so far not responded to the news report.

According to the daily, Trump gave such an authorisation to the CIA not long after he visited its headquarters on January 21.

“The Trump administration is also giving the military more authority to conduct operations on its own without first getting a sign off from the Pentagon or the White House,” the report said.

The report said Trump’s

President Donald Trump holds up an executive order after signing it in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, Monday, March 13, 2017. (AP/PTI)

unexpected decision to give the CIA the strike authority created ferment inside the US government within days of his visit, as US military officials scrambled to respond to the new directive.

According to New America’s research -- a Washington DC based think-tank -- before Obama changed his policy and only authorised the Department of Defence to carry out drone strikes, CIA’s drone strikes were mostly used in Pakistan.

It has resulted in the

death of at least 1,904 people and the figure could be as high as 3,114, US scholars Peter Bergen and David Sterman wrote in CNN on January 21, a day after Trump was sworn in as the US President.

US drone strikes were halted in the last eight months of the Obama Administration.

In recent weeks, top Pentagon generals have expressed concerns over the continued presence of terrorist safe havens in Pakistan.

Ban on headscarf at work legal: EU court Thai customs seize 21 rhino horns worth $5 million

Suvarnabhumi airport, Bangkok on March 14, 2017.

their use in traditional Chinese medicine. Demand for the products has soared in Asia, particularly Vietnam, where they are considered a luxury item, according to the wildlife trade monitoring network TRAFFIC. “These horns are huge, which means they came from big rhinos,” said Somkiat Soontornpitakkool, director of the division in charge of protecting wildlife at the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment.

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rived on separate flights but prehended, the statement went to claim the luggage, said. Arrest warrants have fled as officers searched their been issued for them. bags and have not been apCustoms officials said

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woman fired by the security company G4S in Belgium after she insisted on wearing a headscarf.

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the horns are unusually large and pristine.

“The rhino horns we confiscated this time are the most beautiful horns we’ve ever seized from this airport,” the statement said.

It’s the second time in two years that rhino horns have been seized at the airport, with the previous haul being worth around $600,000.

Rhinoceros hor ns, Thai Customs officer display seized rhino horns blood, skin and urine are in during a press conference at the customs office in high demand across Asia for

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LUXEMBOURG, MAR 14 (AGENCIES): European companies can ban employees from wearing religious or political symbols including the Islamic headscarf, the EU’s top court ruled Tuesday in a landmark case.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) said it does not constitute “direct discrimination” if a firm has an internal rule banning the wearing of “any political, philosophical or religious sign.”

The Luxembourgbased court was considering the case of a Muslim

BANGKOK, MAR 14 (AGENCIES): Thai authorities said Tuesday they have seized 21 unusually large rhinoceros horns worth almost $5 million that were smuggled from Ethiopia.

The bags carrying the horns were discovered last Friday in a random customs search at Bangkok’s main airport, the Thai Customs Department said in a statement. They discovered the horns, weighing almost 50 kilograms (110 pounds), inside hard-shelled luggage bags originating from Addis Ababa.

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International said the ECJ action was “disappointing” and would only encourage discrimination.

“By ruling that company policies can prohibit religious symbols on the grounds of neutrality, they have opened a back door to precisely such prejudice,” Amnesty said in a statement.

The wearing of religious symbols, and especially Islamic symbols such as the headscarf, has become a hot button issue with the rise of nationalist and sometimes overtly antiMuslim parties across Europe.

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 School Re-opens for Class-12 Arts & Commerce on 15th March, 2017 (Wednesday)  New Term fees can be paid till 31st March, 2017, can attend class till then.

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(Affiliated to Senate of Serampore College (Univ.)

Job application invited from committed and responsible persons for the following vacancies.

Post Vacant 1. Lecturer in the Department of New Testament (One vacant post) 2. Lecturer in the Department of Christian Ministry (Counseling, Christian Education and Communication Studies) (One vacant post).

Qualification The applicant should already be awarded with a D.Th. from the Senate of Serampore College (University) or a D.Th/PhD from a recognized university by the Senate of Serampore or should at least have submitted his/her Doctoral dissertation.

Interested persons may submit application with complete bio-data on or before April 5, 2017, during office hours, addressed to the Principal, Trinity Theological College, Thahekhu Post Box 168 Dimapur - 797112 Nagaland Ph. No. 03862-245386 Office Hours : Monday to Friday - 9 am – 3:30 p.m.

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tify and Apple Music are going to have to change now,” the star told BBC Radio 1. “I never expected to have nine songs in the top 10 in my life. I don’t know if something’s gone wrong but I’m definitely very, very happy about it.”

A look at the midweek chart update suggests Ed will continue to overshadow the competition, with six tracks clinging on to their position in the top 10.

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uperstar Aamir Khan , who turned 52 today, says he will never join politics but will always be vocal about important issues. The ‘Dangal’ star says he has never given an opinion carelessly and will continue to speak his heart out but in a careful manner.

“I’ve always been careful, I don’t think I’ve been careless in giving my opinion on matters. I’ve always been careful and will hopefully continue to be so but also continue to say what I feel,” Aamir.

The actor was speaking at a special press conference on his birthday. Aamir says he will never venture in politics as he feels he can contribute a lot more within his space of being an artist.

“No, politics is not for me. I feel there’s a lot I can contribute, staying in the creative field that I am in,” the actor says when asked if he will join politics.

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Sumi Totimi Hoho (STH) baghi hoho atsala 17/03/2017 Zunheboto phughilono kuhoani.

Tighenguno Area Unit kumutsulo timi 50 (lhopungu) ighipenike kusu ani. Akutsu komiti (Executive) qoye atsala 16/03/2017 puchou ayi 12:00 loye Zunheboto tovetsu penike pithiani.

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Sumi Kukami Hoho no phukutho (Seminar) hoho kuho akeulo, Sumi Kukami Hoho lo ampemi, Western Sumi Kukami Hoho lo ampemi, Eastern sumi Kukami Member, Northern Sumi Kukami Member, Upper Assam Sumi Kukami Member kumtsu vezumo ighi penike pith iani. A-a :- Kiyezhe phu( Dimapur).

Atsala :- 22/3/2017. Ado :- 08:30 inaqhe. Avehughuzu ghenguno timi hipaqo launo kusutsalo ,Kashito Akuka – 8119025219/9436008833, Vihuto Kukau 8575767516/9436008825. Eno Sumi Kukami Hoho lo alakhu ampemiqo ye atsala 21/3/2017 ayi 03:00 avelau ye Dimapur tove penike pithi ani.

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SENJUM VILLAGE COUNCIL NOTIFIES

The Tiyi Longchum Niro Range Ngullie Ekhung with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individuals for their achievements in their respective fields.

1. N. Zubenthung Ngullie (NCS) S/o. Nyimtsemo Ngullie of Longla Village promoted to SDO Civil.

2. Yanithung N. Ngullie (NCS) EAC Mopong S/o.

Nyimtsemo Ngullie of Longla Village for receiving Governor Commendation Certificate.

3. L. Mhono Ngullie, D/o. Lijamo Ngullie of N/Longidang Village appointed as Section Officer (S.O.) Union Branch of India, Calcutta.

DIST. WOKHA - 797111 : NAGALAND

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Zantsemo Ngullie Chairman

Phanjamo Ngullie Press Secretary

Innoli Kanili T Jimo Joint Secretary Sumi Totimi Hoho

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We the public of Ward-No. 23, along with Signal Anagmi, Dimapur, express our profound gratitude and appreciation to our honorable minister for Road & Bridges, Shri. Vikheho Swu and N.P.F Woman Wing Dimapur II for their concern.

We also thank Shri. P. Kihoto Kiba, Class I contractor, for executing the road repairing work from Lhomithi Village Junction to Signal Angami gate. The road which was in a deplorable condition and unattended for the past, a decade and half, the road which is also the only life line for many colonies, the much needed and awaited which a came into reality.

We wish them success in their future endeavour.

Mhashevikho Zao General Secretary Ward - No. 23

Panger Imchen President Ward - No. 23

PUBLIC NOTICE

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SENJUM VILLAGE COUNCIL

This is to notify that Senjum Village Council, Dimapur is conducting Landpatta renewal drive w.e.f. March 2017 to April 2017. Any Individual /groups/ organization/ financial institution (inclusive of Banks) holding in possession/ mortgage of landpatta under its jurisdiction are hereby asked to surrender the original old landpatta (which stands automatically cancelled) for renewal , failing which the village council under no circumstances shall be held responsible.

(YANPENTHUNG LOTHA) Chairman Senjum Village Council Dimapur : Nagaland.

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the first night of the series with Steely Dan and The Doobie Brothers. The second night will feature perfor-

mances by Fleetwood Mac, Journey and Earth, Wind & Fire, reports Billboard.

Fleetwood Mac last performed a headline concert in November 2015.

Yesterday it was also reported The Eagles would also perform without the late Frontman Glenn Frey for the first time since his death, according to an industry insider.

PITHITSA

Dearest Wife & Mom, (Azheli Kinimi)

TIYI LONGCHUM NIRO RANGE NGULLIE EKHUNG

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Wangyat Wangsu’s single ‘Change’, produced

by Sky Entertainment, was released in Indihut recently. The song talks about the singer’s desire to perform miracles in an imaginary world.

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Journey line up for new festival

E a g l e s, Jo u r n e y, Steely Dan, Earth Wind & Fire, and The Doobie Brothers have been announced for two new festivals in the US. They will perform at the Classic East and Classic West two-day festivals in followed by Classic East July. The first event will be from July 29 – 30 at Citi held on July 15 – 16 at Los Field in New York City.

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ntil last week, no artist had ever had more than four top 10 hits at the same time but Sheeran smashed that record to pieces, putting nine songs from his new album, Divide, into the top.

The main reason for his success is streaming.

Tracks from his album were played 110 million times last week on Spotify, Apple Music and their competitors, sending all 16 tracks from Divide into the chart.

“I don’t know if there’s some weird thing that Spo-

tions”, while Sainsbury’s recorded their biggest week of CD sales since Adele’s 25.

“The sheer voracity with which it’s been devoured is just incredible,” boasted Sheeran’s record label boss, Ben Cook, in an interview with Music Week.

But the star’s unprecedented one-man takeover of the chart has left people wondering whether the venerable countdown has become redundant.

The problem is that, with Ed Sheeran taking up 40% of the available space, other acts are being pushed out.

Last year saw a shockingly low number of new artists making their Top 40 debut. Even this week, the much-anticipated new single from Lorde only managed to score a new entry at 28, even though it was at number 12 in the download chart.

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Infotainment Aamir Khan says, The Eagles, politics is not for me leetwood Mac, The

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It is hereby notified that Shri. C. Among Jamir, son of Shri. S.C. Jamir, Resident of Half Nagarjan, Dimapur, Nagaland has mortgaged his land covered by Patta No. 359, Dag No. 597, Block No. B, Mouza No. 1, Dimapur Town to Shri. Hukavi Murru & Society on 13.05.2006 by depositing original Jamabandi and documents. The case of foreclosure of mortgage is pending in the court since 16.05.2008.

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MPL: All Blacks beat Morung Utd

Ko h i m a , M a r 1 4 (NPN): All Blacks beat Morung United FC 2-1 in the ongoing Morning Premier League (MPL) played at D Khel Ground

Seikhazou Kohima on Tuesday morning. Weku of All Blacks opened the score board in the 4th minute with an assist from Azo who also scored the second goal in the 70th minute.

Kumzuk of Morung United

GMS Tenyiphe-1 sports meet

Dimapur, Mar 14 (NPN): The annual games and sports meet of Government Middle School, Tenyiphe-1 was held on March 14 with Rüsovil John, member secretary, Nagaland Pollution Control Board as the chief guest. In his speech, John emphasized that participation is more important than winning the game. He FC scored the lone goal in also advised the students not to waste time on mobile phones the 65th minute with an and computer but to engage in productive activities and exercises assist from Seto. required by their body. The programme was attended by students, Wednesday’s match teachers and village leaders.

D Khel Ground Seikhazou Kohima : 6am Merhulietsa Sunrisers vs Power Comm

9th All Sumi sports meet

Today’s matches Football (semi final) 1st match: Kuhuboto Vs Aqahuto 2nd match: Niuland VS Atoizu

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We the bereaved family members and relatives would like to express our sincere heartfelt gratitude to those who stood by us physically, financially, materially and in prayer during the illness and at the demise of our most beloved father Late L/NK. IHOI JAKHALU, Akukau (GB), Surumi Village who left for his eternal abode on 6th March 2017.

We convey our special thanks to : 1. Shri. Pukhayi Assumi, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary, Nagaland 2. Shri. Shetoyi Sumi, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary, Nagaland 3. Shri. Vikheto Swu, PS to Minister R&B 4. Shri. Nitovi Awomi, PS to Parl. Secy.

5. Pastors, Church Staff & Members of SBCK 6. Pastor and members of NCRC (Sumi) Kohima 1929 - 06.03.2017 7. SABCK, Women Deptt.

8. Sumi PWD, Chandmari & Porterlane Fellowship, (General/Youth) Kohima 9. Sumi Community PWD, Chandmari & Porterlane, Kohima 10. Male Voice, SBCK, Kohima 11. Lokivi Lejo mqo, SBCK, Kohima 12. Lizaqo (SHG), Kohima 13. Akighinimuqo (Azanoqo) P. C. P, Kohima 14. Oasis Christian Fellowship Prayer Group, Kohima 15. Upper PWD Youth Organisation, Kohima 16. Suruhuto Tokukujo Kuqhakulu Kohima (STKK) 17. Kohima Surumi Community 18. Aichisaghemi Community Kohima 19. Neighbours & Friends from Kohima 20. Pastor & Members of Sumi Baptist Church, Zunheboto 21. Project Colony Prayer Fellowship, Zunheboto 22. Ghuvishe Tsuko Union, Zunheboto 23. Surumi Community Zunheboto 24. Neighbours & friends from Zunheboto 25. Zutoi Baptist Church, Dimapur 26. Nguvihe Baptist Church, (General/Women/Youth Deptt.) Dimapur 27. Friends & Relatives from Dimapur 28. Suruhuto Area GB Association 29. Tichipami Village Council 30. Kholeboto Village Council 31. Surumi Village Council 32. Surumi Baptist Church (Nt. Mount) 33. Surumi Baptist Church (Aizuto) 34. Surumi Village Council 35. Aphuthe-u Ssa Welfare, Surumi 36. Livelho Polo Kughuko Kuposhukulu, Surumi We deeply regret our inability to mention every individual but your good deed will be accountable to our God Almighty and will be blessed abundantly.

Loving children : Hosheni, Hoqheyi, Hokito, Hewoto, Hutoni, Toniho, Ester and sons-in-Law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren and great grandchildren

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We the bereaved family of our beloved Lt. Mrs. C. Angshem Phom, would like to express our deepest and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals who stood by us in every possible means by supporting us physically, emotionally, financially, materially and also remembering us in your prayers during our grief and sorrow at her sudden demise on the 3rd of March 2017.

We convey our special thanks to : 1. Kohima Phom Baptist Church 2. Kohima Phom Baptist Women Dept 3. Kohima Phom Baptist Youth Dept 4. Kohima Phom Baptist Children Dept 5. Phom Union Kohima 6. Phom Students’ Union Kohima 7. Hoichemla Kohima Unit 8. Kohima Phom Baptist Fellowship A.G & Lerie 9. ENWO Kohima Unit Born on : 13/05/1960 10. Kohima Phom Baptist Prayer Committee Died on : 03/03/2017 (Phopbü Ghong) 11. Chakhesang Baptist Church Minister’s Hill A.G Prayer Fellowship 12. A.G Prayer Fellowship 43. Tangha La Union Dimapur 13. Tangha Bühü Union Kohima 44. Kangching & Netnyü Village Councils 14. Kangching Union Kohima 45. Tamlu Town Baptist Church 15. Pongching Union Kohima 46. Tamlu Town Students' Union 16. Yaongyimchen Union Kohima 47. Tamlu Town Students' Union Pioneers 17. KNSK Kohima Unit 48. Tangha Baptist Church 18. Namsang Bühü Pangthai Kohima 49. Tangha Village Council 19. Eastern Yingnyü Fellowship Kohima 50. Nanghu Phang Tangha 20. NPF Unit A.G Colony 51. Phomla Hoichem Longleng 21. YNY. Welfare Society Kohima 52. Rev. H. Beaü Pastor Longleng Town 22. Yongnyah Hongnyu Union Kohima Baptist Church 23. Yongshei Fellowship Kohima 53. Mr.Adao Pastor 24. Tamlu Bühü Union Kohima Yachem Village Baptist Church 25. Hukphang Union Kohima 54. Tamlu Village 26. Phumnyü Union Kohima 55. Yongnyah Hongnyü Village 27. Mongtikang Union Kohima 56. Yongshei Village 28. Yachem Bühü Pangthai Kohima 57. Nian Village 29. Kangching Shoutheila Union Kohima 58. Yongam Village 30. Isaiah Group Youth Dept Kohima 59. Orongkong Village 31. T.T.Y.O. A.G Colony Kohima 60. Shri. B.S. Nganlang, Hon’ble Parl. Secy 32. Christian Revival Church A.G Kohima.

61. Shri. Denngan Avennoho 33. Doctors & nurses Bethel Hospital Kohima.

DC Longleng & staff 34. North East Students’ Organization 62. Shri. P. Daku Phom, Ex-Parl. Secy Jalandhar Punjab.

63. Shri. H. Nyemli Phom, Ex- Parl. Secy.

35. Naga Students’ Union Phagwara Punjab. 64. Shri. Henok Buchem ADC & family 36. Phom Lungvang Pangthai (PLP) 65. Er. Limanaro SE P.W.D (R&B) & staff 37. Phom People’s Council (PPC) 66. Er. Hokato EE South Div & staff, Kohima 38. Phom Baptist Church Dimapur.

67. Er. S. Toshi Angh EE & staff, Longleng 39. Phom Baptist Church Signal Dimapur.

68. Er. Imti Chang SDO DUDA & staff 40. Phom Community Dimapur Kohima 41. Tangha Bühü Union Dimapur 69. Dr. W. Hentok AIIMS Delhi & family 42. Kangching Baptist Church 70. All the neighbours & friends We deeply regret our inability to personally thank each one of you but we remain indebted and grateful for your profound act of generosity, kindness and love. We pray that our Heavenly Father will bless you all abundantly.

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Husband, children and relatives

01.02.1933 - 11.03.2017 The children, grandchildren and in-laws of Late P. SIBO, with all humility and gratitude thank all the relatives, neighbours, friends, colleagues, colony organizations, Mao Baptist Church Kohima, Mao Union Kohima, Punanamei Village and all well-wishers who stood by us at the demise of our beloved father on the 11th of March 2017.

We also express our special thanks to the doctors, nurses and all staff of Bethel Medical Centre, Kohima.

We pray that our Almighty God will bless you all abundantly.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Born on : 19/01/1941 Died on 10/3/2017 “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith”. (2 Timothy 4:7) Through this column, we, the bereaved family of LT. GWATILO KEPPEN (Retd. AIG Prison Department) would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to all individuals, churches, organisations and well wishers who supported us materially, financially and with prayers during the time of his illness and sad demise.

Your love and support comforted and strengthened us in our darkest moment. We regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you by words individually.

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

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family members would like to express our profound gratitude to every individual, churches, friends, colleagues, neighbours, relatives and well-wishers who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially, materially and morally at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Küvevoyi Lohe (Khapa) Headmaster, Govt. High School Yorüba.

We convey our special thanks to:1. Yorüba Village Council 2. Yorüba Baptist Church 15th Sept. 1961 3. A.G. Church Yorüba 05th March 2017 4. Christian Revival Church Yorüba 5. Staff & Students (G.H.S.) Yorüba 6. G.M.S. Yorüba 7. St. Jude School Yorüba 8. Veswünumi Khel Yorüba 9. Rikhuba Hoho 10. Rikhuba Baptist Church 11. G.P.S. ‘B’ Sector Chozuba Town Rikhuba Colony 12. Staff & nurses Civil Hospital Chozuba 13. Chozuba Village Council 14. Maternal Uncle’s of Chozuba 15. Dzülhami Village Council 16. Govt. High School Dzülhami 17. Süthazu Nagwü Village Council 18. Thüvopisümi In-laws 19. Ighanumi Village Council 20. Lohe Clan Sakraba Village 21. Yorübami Welfare Union Kohima 22. Yorübami Women Society Kohima 23. Western Chakhesang Hoho 24. Western Chakhesang Youth Organisation 25. Western Chakhesang Students' Union 26. Diphupar Naga Youth Organisation 27. Diphupar Chakhesang Youth Organisation 28. Diezephe Village Council 29. Chakhesang Baptist Church Diezephe 30. Diezephe Youth Society 31. Chakhesang Community Diezephe 32. Yorübami Krotho Diezephe 33. Chakhesang Baptist Church Diphupar 34. Chakhesang Community Diphupar 35. G.P.S. Chakhesang Diphupar 36. Nimulemi 37. Chakhesang Baptist Church Diphupar ‘B’ 38. Chakhesang Community Diphupar ‘B’ 39. Chakhesang Baptist Church Seluophe 40. Zani Baptist Church Dimapur 41. Yorübami Welfare Union Dimapur District 42. Yorübami Thünoko Krotho Dimapur.

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

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Chelsea enter FA Cup semi-finals

2nd Master Shield T20 Cricket tourney Dimapur, Mar 14 (NPN): The 2nd Master Shield T20 Cricket Tournament, organized

by Mokokchung District T20 Cricket Federation (MDt20CF), will be held from March 20-31 at Imkongmeren Sports Complex, Mokokchung.

The winner and runner up team of the tournament will be given wildcard entry to Sir Raj Verma Memorial Trophy. The tourney also carries handsome cash prizes and Shield. Forms can be availed from Hash Tag (MTBA Basement), Camellia (Near Allabhad Bank) and KK Herbs (HDFC Bank).

For further information, contact 9862636365 or 9856812909.

BCCI rejects ICC’s proposed World Test Championship

M u mb a i , M a r 1 4 (Agencies): The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has strictly rejected the International Cricket Council (ICC) decision to carry out a World Test Championship that was scheduled to begin in 2019.

This decision comes after the ICC called for a twoday working group meeting to discuss the World Test Championship structure before the BCCI opposed the idea. The world body proposed a nine-plus-three structure to have a fouryear Test cricket cycle. But stating the ICC’s decision as a ‘bluff ’, the Indian cricket board categorically ruled out

the move in order to see no changes being implemented in the Test calendar. “How can a nine-plus-three structure be proposed in the first place when the ICC Board is yet to ratify Ireland and Afghanistan’s full membership status?

They (certain ICC board members) are just trying to test the waters and gauge the mood of members. In the process, they’re still thinking that a “weak” BCCI may not resist,” a BCCI source stated while speaking to the Times Of India.

Previously during the ICC’s board meeting in October 2016, the BCCI also rejected the governing

body’s two-tier Test structure that also received rejections from parties like Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Zimbabwe.

Following the disapproval, the idea of a World Test Championship was formed as a backup plan.

Dismissing the importance of a two-day working group meeting, the BCCI is also confident of garnering enough strength to tackle the proposed policies of the BCCI through a vote count. The Indian board is optimistic about this move working in their way during the upcoming ICC Chief Executive Meeting (CEC) to be scheduled in April.

Chelsea booked their place in the semi-finals of the FA Cup with a 1-0 win over Manchester United at Stamford Bridge on Monday night.

L o n d o n, M a r 1 4 (Agencies): Chelsea remain on course for a domestic double after overcoming 10-man Manchester United 1-0 at Stamford Bridge in the quarter-finals of the Emirates FA Cup. N’Golo Kanté’s 52nd minute goal proved enough for Chelsea, who now make it 12 unbeaten against Manchester United in league and cup competitions and advance to a record 13th FA Cup quarter-final in the 21st century.

Ander Herrera’s red card after a second bookable offence for a foul on Eden Hazard in the 36th minute changed the course of the tie, leaving the hosts to dominate possession and limit the FA Cup holders who were without a number of first-team attacking players - to few chances throughout.

Jose Mourinho seemed

frustrated with Michael Oliver’s decision to brandish red and tempers flared minutes later between the former Real Madrid manager and Antonio Conte after the Italian furiously appealed for yet another late challenge on Hazard.

Despite persistent fouling on Hazard early on, the Belgian created his side’s opening chance after the 26-year-old produced a dazzling run from the halfway line before watching his low effort superbly saved by David De Gea. The Spanish international was called into action from the resulting corner, this time the 26-yearold denied Gary Cahill with a breathtaking stop at his near-post after the former Bolton defender showed great strength before getting his shot off.

Chelsea started to make the one-man advantage count after the break and

they inevitably broke the deadlock when Kante received the ball just outside the box before unleashing his shot past De Gea and into the bottom corner.

Chances were at a premium for the Red Devils, but they could have pulled level in the 59th minute when Marcus Rashford isolated Cahill before his shot was stopped by the alert Thibaut Courtois.

Moments later Diego Costa should have doubled his side’s advantage when he broke free from Marcos Rojo, only to fail to get his head to the ball from closerange.

The hosts could have added to their tally but failed to do so and will turn their attention to the Premier League where they face Stoke City at the Britannia on Saturday, while Manchester United will look to book their quarterfinal place in the Europa

League with a positive result against Russian outfit FC Rostov on Thursday.

Blues to face Tottenham Chelsea have drawn Tottenham Hotspur in the Emirates FA Cup semifinal following their 1-0 win over Manchester United at Stamford Bridge. Spurs booked their last-four place with an impressive 6-0 win over Millwall.

Manchester City will face joint-record holders Arsenal. The Gunners, who lifted the trophy in 2014 and 2015, came through their quarter-final game with relative ease after overcoming non-league Lincoln City 5-0 at the Emirates.

Pep Guardiola’s side play their first FA Cup semi-final in four years after running out 2-0 winners away to Middlesbrough.

The ties will be played at Wembley on the weekend of April 22 and 23.

Kerber struggles ahead at Indian Wells

Angelique Kerber returns a shot to Pauline Parmentier.

INDIAN WELLS, Mar 14 (Agencies): Poised to return to the top spot in next week’s world rankings, Angelique Kerber narrowly avoided an upset at the BNP Paribas Open on Monday.

Ke r b e r o u t l a s t e d Pauline Parmentier of France 7-5, 3-6, 7-5 in the third round when temperatures soared to the upper 90s (36 C) under cloudless skies in the Southern California desert. That’s nearly 20

degrees higher than the seasonal average of 78 (25 C).

One of their games lasted 11 minutes and another went on for 9{ minutes. Kerber rallied from a 1-4 deficit in the third set.

“I was star ting to believe in myself again,” she said.

The second-seeded German arrived early this year to better prepare for an event whose slow courts and

extreme temperatures have bedeviled her in the past. In nine previous appearances, Kerber’s best results were semifinal berths in 2012 and `13. She had lost in the second round for the past three years.

“The conditions are also very tough here. When you play day session, it’s really, really hot. You play night session, it’s a little bit cooler and could be really cold,” she said. “The balls are flying a little bit different, as well.” Regardless of Kerber’s results, she is assured of regaining the No. 1 ranking from Serena Williams, who withdrew before the tour nament began because of what she said was a left knee injury.

Kerber dropped to No. 2 after the Australian Open in January.

Simona Halep, the 2015 champion, lost to 28thseeded Kristina Mladenovic of France 6-3, 6-3.

PCB suspends Irfan in spot-fixing case K a r ac h i , M a r 1 4 (Agencies): Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has suspended left-arm pacer Mohammad Irfan in the spot-fixing case which came to light during the recently concluded Pakistan Super League.

Irfan and two other cricketers were questioned by the PCB’s anti-corruption unit for the PSL. The other two players we r e l e f t - a r m s p i n n e r Zulfiqar Babar (Quetta Gladiators) and opening batsman Shazaib Hassan (Karachi Kings).

During the tournament, Islamabad United’s batsmen Sharjeel Khan and Khalid Latif were provisionally suspended and ordered to

return home.

Meanwhile, in February, Pakistan’s opening batsman Nasir Jamshed was arrested by Britain’s National Crime Agency in connection with the alleged spot-fixing case.

This is not the first time corruption has haunted Pakistan cricket in the recent past. In 2010, Salman Butt, Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif were jailed and banned over their involvement in the spotfixing case during the Lord’s Test against England.

Amir was later allowed back into inter national cricket while Butt and Amir continue to str uggle to break back into the Pakistan team.

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