March 9, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 92

DIMAPUR, thursday, march 9, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

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Polling in Manipur and UP end RECORD 86% turn out in MAnipur; over 60% in Uttar Pradesh

EVM destroyed by miscreants at a polling station. (NP)

Correspondent/PTI

IMPHAL/Lucknow, Mar 8: The second and final phase of polling for 22 seats in Manipur ended Wednesday with over 86% turnout recorded amid incidents of violence. The first phase, on March 4 also saw over 86% polling recorded for 38 seats.

Manipur’s Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Vivek Kumar Dewangan said the overall voter turnout was recorded at 86% and that the final percentage would be ascertained only after receiving reports of polling stations at remote and far flung areas of

Aadhaar mandatory for crop insurance policies: Agri Min NEW DELHI, MAR 8 (PTI): The government has made Aadhaar mandatory for availing crop insurance policies from the upcoming kharif sowing season. The Agriculture Ministry has issued a directive to rural financial institutes to comply with the new rule from the kharif (summer) season starting April 1. “The Government of India has notified that farmers availing crop insurance schemes administered/implemented by the Department of Agriculture from kharif 2017 are hereby required to undergo Aadhaar authentication or furnish proof of possession of Aadhaar,” said the directive.

The banks have been asked to persuade farmers to furnish Aadhaar identification card at the time of sanction/renewal/disbursement/inspection of loan or on visit at bank branches, it said. Till the time Aadhaar is assigned to an individual, crop insurance under any of government-run schemes – Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY) and Restructured Weather-based Crop Insurance (RWBCI) may be availed by farmers by furnishing documents such as bank passbook, Aadhaar enrolment ID slip, voter ID and MGNREGA job card.

This is it!

“One is new CM who will be ex-CM while the other is ex-CM who may become next CM.” K Y M C

Ukhrul, Chandel, Tamenglong and Senapati districts.

Destruction of EVMs and violence were reported from over a dozen polling stations spread across Ukhrul, Kamjong and Chandel districts.

Voting in one polling station at Ashang Khullen was postponed after a polling official, who was wounded in a bomb blast, died on Wednesday. K. Raikalung, a teacher, was injured in Tuesday’s bomb explosion near Ashang Khullen village.

The government announced an ex gratia of Rs 20 lakh to the bereaved family. Voting in this polling station would take place on March

10 along with other polling stations if re-poll was necessary, CEO said.

EVMs at some polling stations in Chingai A/C of Ukhrul district were also destroyed by miscreants. Womenfolk also destroyed EVMs at some polling stations at Chingjaroi Khullen village.

Voting at a polling station at Khambathel village under Chandel A/C of Chandel district was also suspended after the EVM was snatched and destroyed by suspected militants.

CEO said Thoubal and Kakching districts together recorded 89.6% voter turnout, followed by Chandel and Tengnoupal 91%, Ukhrul and Kamjong together at 79%, Senapati at 81.7%, Tamenglong and Noney together 82% and Jiribam recorded an overall voter turnout at 76 which was the lowest among the districts that went to poll on Wednesday.

Meanwhile, the election authority has ordered re-poll in 34 polling stations.

The re-poll would be held on March 9 from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Uttar Pradesh: Over 60 % of the 1.41 crore voters exercised their franchise in the seventh and last phase of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly polls in 40 seats, bringing down the curtain on a gruelling two-monthlong process. “60.03 per cent votes were polled till 5 PM,” Uttar Pradesh CEO T Venkatesh said. The turnout for these seats was 57.92% in the last Assembly polls in 2012.

The average turnout in the seven phases of polling that began on February 11 has been around 6061% compared to 59.48% in 2012. Poll percentage in the first phase was 64.22, in the second 65.16, third phase 61.16, fourth phase 60.37, fifth phase 57.37 and sixth phase 57.03.

Today’s exercise passed off by and large peacefully and no untoward incident reported from the three constituencies in the Naxal-affected districts of Sonbhadra, Mirzapur and Chandauli. Poll percentage in these areas was Chakia 59, Duddhi 62 and Robertsganj 58.

NTAC, JCC serve 7-day deadline on state govt.

DIMAPUR, MAR 8 (NPN): As resolved on March 3, Nagaland Tribes Action Committee (NTAC) and Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) served 7-day deadline on state government for suspension of former Police Commissioner Dimapur, DC Longleng and all personnel involved in the January 31 incident in Dimapur and Longleng, with effect from March 8, 2017.

In the ultimatum served on chief secretary, NTAC convenor K.T. Vilie and secretary C.T. Jamir and JCC convenor Supu Jamir said they were forced to initiate such steps, since the state government ignored the demands of the people which was “long overdue and delinquent”. The committees said since a judicial inquiry was setup, it was a valid ground to place the officers under suspension to hold an impartial enquiry without any influence. NTAC and JCC demanded the government to take the issue seriously without any doubts and also warned that if it failed to respond positively, the people would be compelled to taking drastic measures.

State observes Intl Women’s Day

Kiyanilie Peseyie, Dr. Temsula Ao, Pankaj Kumar along with other at NU, Merima campus. (NP)

Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAR 8 (NPN): Minister for social welfare and parliamentary affairs, Kiyanilie Peseyie, on Wednesday said that the International Women’s Day (IWD) was a global day that celebrated social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women and also marked a call for action to accelerate gender parity.

T h e m i n i s t e r wa s speaking as chief guest at the International Women’s Day celebration at the Nagaland University (NU), Kohima campus.

The programme was organized by the Department of Social Welfare in

collaboration with Nagaland State Social Welfare Board, State Resource Centre for Women and Women Studies Centre, NU on the theme “Women in the Changing World of Work: Planet 5050 by 2030”.

Kiyanilie further said that IWD was all about unity, celebration, reflection, advocacy and action, adding that this special day has been occurring for well over a century and it continued to grow from strength to strength. On the occasion, the minister acknowledged all the women in “our lives” including mothers, wives, daughters, friends and colleagues.

In her address, the

Nagaland State Commission for Women (NSCW) chairperson, Dr. Temsula Ao, said that in Nagaland scenario to “Be Bold for Change” –– IWD 2017 campaign theme ––was ironic and challenging.

On the recent events in that unfolded in the state, Dr. Temsula said initially focus was on the inclusion of women in civic polls through a reservation policy, but the opposition move led to tragic and angry confrontations and deaths obfuscating the women’ rights issue to such an extent that women hohos today find themselves in self-isolation and disarray (Cont’d on p-8)

M’laya not to follow Good Dr. Shürho’s leadership in question: NPCC UNC blockade disrupts GoI-NSCN (I-M) talks Governance Day, Yoga Day S H I L LO N G, M A R 8 (AGENCIES): The confusion over the Centre’s Good Governance Day, which hurts sentiments of Christians was finally raised in Meghalaya legislative assembly on Tuesday.

The legislators who took part in a discussion on the matter were united in opposing the Centre’s decision to declare December 25 as Good Governance Day. Replying to a motion moved by HSPDP’s Ardent Basaiawmoit, Chief Minister Mukul Sangma said, “Meghalaya government did express its displeasure at the Centre’s decision by not observing the day on December 25 but on December 24.” “Government departments have been asked not to observe these days,” Sangma stated while referring to International Yoga Day. However, Daddengre

MLA James Sangma added Meghalaya is observing Good Governance Day on December 24 but instead it should be observed one or two days before since December 24 is also an important day for Christians.

Earlier, while moving the motion, Basaiawmoit mentioned the decision is a direct interference in the beliefs of the Christians.

Chief Minister also asserted HSPDP MLA’s views on Good Governance Day would be sent to the Centre.

He informed the house that only central institutions and private schools in Shillong are observing Good Governance Day and International Yoga Day. Independent MLA John Leslee Sangma remarked the Centre’s decision a violation of the constitutional rights and stressed on the need to take a stand on the matter.

DIMAPUR, MAR 8 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) on Wednesday said NPF legislators “continuous parroting” about TR Zeliang’s “supreme sacrifice” despite his “ineptness and treachery” was an insult to the people of Nagaland and particularly to the memory of those who paid with their lives during the recent public agitation.

NPCC through its media cell said the statements made by NPF legislators at Peren on March 7, 2017 showed no confidence in the leadership of Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, who it said seemed to be losing his undisputable hold on the party. “Perhaps the lure of power has blinded the political wisdom of Dr. Shürhozelie to ‘magnanimously part with most of his powers to make TR Zeliang as comfortable as he can be’ in the role of a dual chief minister,” NPCC said.

According to NPCC,

Dr Shürhozelie portraying himself as reluctant chief minister was further creating instability with dual power centres. It said if 60 MLAs still supported Zeliang as per legislators’ statement, why was Dr. Shürho risking his reputation in being openly ridiculed by his own party men?

Further, NPCC said if Dr. Shürhozelie, after more than four decades in electoral politics, has any iota of self respect, he should ask his cabinet to recommend dissolution of state assembly and seek fresh mandate or else he would be remembered as lame duck chief minister for all times to come. NPCC also said that bankruptcy of leaders in the NPF was slowly unfolding before the people. It said dissident leaders who were accused of creating trouble to topple the government were forgiven and rewarded within fortnight, adding that

indiscipline seemed to have become the gateway for success in NPF’s rotten boat.

Further, the congress accused NPF leaders of having fully lost their moral conscience, saying it was evident from their “betrayal” of NBCC brokered agreement with JCC. “Going one step further, they have proclaimed that NPF will continue in power till the second coming of Christ,” said NPCC in an apparent reference to purported remark made by minister CL John at Peren on Thursday.

NPCC said it was “unimaginable” that NPF leaders, who were practicing Christians, could stoop down to such levels to boast about their supposed future, saying it was “nothing short of blasphemy.” Change of leadership by NPF, was just an “eye wash exercise” to hoodwink the people in the face of massive social unrest arising out of misgovernance, it added.

Tinakali Sümi

DIMAPUR, MAR 8 (NPN): After the United Naga Council (UNC)-spearheaded economic blockade on Manipur since November 1, 2016, there has been no talks between Centre’s Interlocutor for Naga Talks R.N. Ravi and NSCN (I-M) leaders for over a month.

Both sides used to hold both formal and non formal meetings almost on a regular basis but the UNC economic blockade appears to have caused some disruption.

According to reliable sources, Ravi has not been available for the meetings, which used to be held at least twice or thrice a week.

Sources said Ravi appeared to have been “upset” with the economic blockade and “NSCN’s highhandedness”.

The source also went on to

state that solution would be difficult to achieve, if “NSCN keeps fighting the stakeholders”.

It maybe be mentioned that in recent interviews to various sections of media, Ravi had said that UNC economic blockade in Manipur would have a serious impact on the Naga peace talks.

Ravi was also quoted as saying that the blockade had brought about serious misapprehension between the Nagas and non-Nagas in the Northeast and which would make his task of finding an early amicable solution to Naga issue difficult.

Ravi also expressed displeasure over the “stubborn attitude” of NSCN (I-M) on the issue of economic blockade. He also expressed serious concern that the attitude of the group’s leaders would have adverse impact on the progress of the talks.

HC order stays village council resolution NSSATA demands pending salaries Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAR 8 (NPN): Gauhati High Court, Kohima bench by an order dated March 8, 2017 stayed “resolution dated 02.03.2016” passed by the Merangkong Putu (village council) until further order.

The order was issued

by High Court judge, Justice LS Jamir after hearing the petition filed by-Wapongtemjen, Temjenzulu, Lanuwapang and Lepzungchiba. Among the petitioners, three of them were serving as state vice president of Bharatiya Modi Army (BMA), a unit of Yuva Swabhiman Sewa Samiti.

The petitioners contended that the Merangkong Medemsanger Putu Menden resolved on “02.03.2016 to allow only the present MLA, T. Amenba Yaden to contest the 2018 Assembly elections and not to allow

any other candidate to contest.”

The petitioners who hail from Merangkong village said they were aggrieved by the village council’s decision “in selecting a person of their choices i.e, the present sitting MLA, T. Amenba Yaden of the 21Tuli Assembly Constituency as the village candidate” for the 2018 elections.

As per the village council resolution dated “02.03.2016”made available to the court, it was stated that in 2013 the Merangkong Senso Telongjem (citizens) during an emergency meeting selected the incumbent MLA as the village candidate and continues to be the MLA till date.

It said “besides the present MLA, it has been decided and resolved in the joint meeting of the Merangkong Putu and Putu Lanu on 31.01.2017 that: no other new candidate is allowed to

discuss politics or campaign for election from amongst the citizens of Merangkong village. That: under the jurisdiction of Merangkong village, if any anyone is found misleading and distributing money on behalf of some unknown person, the putu will impose punishment on those violators.

The resolution signed by secretary Medemsanger Putu Merangkong, Kumsangchiba further stated that any person found violating the order would be held personally responsible.

It was also decided give the responsibility to the Merangkong Senso Mongdang Tuli “to carry out the decision.”

In this regard, the petitioners pointed out that they were not aware of the impugned resolution dated 02.03.2016, while claiming that no such meeting was held. They alleged that it was the work of few vested

interest persons holding the post in the council.

The petitioners were of the opinion that such arbitrary decision of the village council was “illegal”since it was against the Constitutional provisions as well as the provision of the Representation of the People Act, 1951.

Asserting that incumbent MLA was not a consensus candidate of the entire village, the petitioners said “village authorities, whether be it village council/putu menden/putu lanu, citizen forum or any other village organization cannot select a candidate of their choice and impose a diktat on the entire village to vote for the candidate selected by them.”

The court in this regard suspended the 02.03.2016 resolution till further order.

The mater would be listed in the court after four weeks, the order stated.

DIMAPUR, MAR 8 (NPN): Nagaland SSA Teachers Association (NSSATA) has demanded that the State government to immediately release all pending salaries from November 2016 to February 2017 along with arrears of 2016 as assured by the state government on November 2, 2016.

NSSATA (2010 and 2013 batch) president Aliba Sangtam and assistant general secretary Asungla Lemtor warned that failure to comply would compel the teachers to deploy any form of action in their fight for survival and livelihood.

Also, clarifying on the funding pattern on Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) programme, NSSATA said that the statement issued by principal secretary, FP Solo on releases of funds for implementation of various CSS like SSA, RMSA and Hindi teachers had

only revealed that the State government was not adhering on the central funding pattern.

According to the association, the Centre releases adhoc grants in April every year for the start-up programme followed by two instalments- first instalment in April was for expenditure between April to September followed by second instalment in September for expenditure between October to March.

Further, as per the Project Approval Board (PAB) GoI rules/guidelines and procedure for release of funds, NSSATA said that whenever the government of India releases

the fund, the State has to immediately transfer the entire amount to its implementing agency (SMA) not later than 15 days and to deposit its matching share (10%) to the State society within 30 days of the receipt of Central fund.

After which, state government would submit the Utilization Certificate on time to ensure smooth implementation of the programme.

Therefore, NSSATA argued that the question of delay in release of funds by MHRD and payment of (2010 & 2013 batch) teachers’ salaries raised by F P Solo does not arise.

(See table)

Procedures for release of SSA funds as per MHRD guidelines for a financial year, in comparison with fund received by State No. of Actual month Period of instalments to receive the fund Expenditure Adhoc Grant April 2016 Start-up programme 1st Installment April 2016 April-September 2nd Installment September 2016 October-March

Date of fund received by the State 10th May 2016 11th November 2016 16th February 2017 K Y M C

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Keyanilie Peseyie stresses on importance of Observation Home

DIMAPUR: Minister for Social Welfare & Parliamentary Affairs, Kiyanilie Peseyie has stressed on the importance Observation Home as the number of children coming in conflict with law has been increasing rapidly.

The minister was inaugurating department of social welfare, Nagaland state child protection society, observation Home in Dimapur on March 7, at Chumukedima as chief guest.

He said the purpose behind setting up the Home was specifically for those children who comes in conflict and contact with law and that it has been set up as mandated under the Juvenile Justice (Care & Protection) Act which will function as a corrective institution purely focussing on reforming the child.

Kiyanilie said that the “old negative mentality” and measures adopted to tackle the problematic children should be avoided and efforts should be made to hand over the juveniles before the competent authority such as police station, district child protection unit who would facilitate in them handing over to the child

World Cancer Day observed in Wokha DIMAPUR: District Health Society, Health & Family Welfare Wokha observed World Cancer Day under the theme “We Can, I Can ” on March 8 at the Deputy Commissioner’s office premises, Wokha.

In the programme, awareness on oral health and oral cancer was presented by district nodal officer, NTCP, Dr. Meribeni where she highlighted on the causes, risk factors, symptoms of oral cancer and urged the participants to go for routine dental examination.

She also informed that Tobacco Cessation Centre had been set up at the district hospital where consultation and treatments were provided.

Dr. Zuben Kikon, presented short talk on cancer and the various noncommunicable diseases hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease, the causes, signs and symptoms, the risk factors and timely detection and treatment.

He said that these diseases could be prevented by adopting a healthy lifestyle regime, eating healthy, intake of more fruits and vegetables in our diet and regular exercises.

A total of 56 persons were screened for non-communicable diseases. IEC leaflets on NCDs were also distributed.

Kiyanilie inaugurating Observation Home. care institution keeping in mind the best interest of the child.

He appealed the concern stakeholders to render all positive help and support so that the very purpose of having an Observation Home would be served.

In his keynote address, SCPS additional secretary social welfare & society director Z. Nyusietho Nyuthe stated that the Observation Home was a temporary reception of children before the child was produced before the Juvenile Justice Board and during the pen-

dency of inquiry.

He said that with the merging of the modern society new and improved law was required to handle the juveniles in conflict with as a result the Juvenile Justice (Care & Protection) Act was enacted and Integrated Child Protection Scheme which was centrally sponsored scheme was launched to achieve the goals of the Act. Nyuthe mentioned that children were equally important as any adult and should not be discriminated based on their age. He stressed

on the need of sending the delinquent child to the child care institutions as they need to be reformed for the welfare of the child and society at large.

He said that there are District Child Protection Unit set up in all the 11 districts of Nagaland and Observation Home and children with trained and equipped staffs at the service of child protection.

Nyuthe also appealed the police in charge of different stations not to manhandle any juvenile and produce them before the Juvenile Justice Board within 24 hours of their apprehension.

The programme was chaired by Observation Home, Dimapur superintendent Juvily Kitho, while welcome address and vote of thanks were proposed by Pikato Tuccu, DCPO and Neiteo Koza, Probation Officer, Observation Home Dimapur.

Love Care Home- Children Home also enthralled the function with their melodious song and invocation and benediction were invoked by SBAC pastor Lhokishe Achumi and CRC Chumukedima Pastor, respectively.

Pukhayi chairs Zunheboto DPDB meeting

DIMAPUR: Parliamentary Secretary of Soil and Water Conservation and chairman District Planning and Development Board (DPDB), Pukhayi Sumi chaired the monthly Zunheboto DPDB meeting on Wednesday.

During the meeting, the board discussed the forthcoming platinum jubilee celebration of the establishment of Zunheboto town, stated DIPR report.

The members along with prominent NGOs discussed at length the preparation for jubilee whereby it decided to commemorate the celebration in November 2017 coinciding with Ahuna festival. The board also approved the proposal to con-

struct jubilee memorial hall wherein the parliamentary secretary agreed to discuss the matter with chief minister and district legislators on priority.

Pukhayi also expressed concern over delay of construction of new Deputy Commissioner’s office. He mentioned that land ownership problem was hampering the construction as the case was pending in High Court.

In this regard, the parliamentary secretary urged the land owners to come to some conclusion so that construction works could begin. Executive Engineer, PHED, Zunheboto was also asked to report the status

of the land in dispute in the next meeting.

Members for the verification team for the implementation of LADP 2016-17 for all seven Area Constituencies (A/C) under Zunheboto district were also approved. The need for internet connectivity at district hospital was highlighted by Medical Superintendent, District Hospital, Dr. Kheshito Zhimo where the matter was forwarded to the department concerned for approval.

Pukhayi also warned that no head of office should take leave on DPDB day and strict disciplinary action against absentees would be initiated in future.

NLSF organises ‘fair election campaign’

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Law Students’ Federation (NLSF) organised “fair election” campaign at Phesama village on March 7 with Nagaland Voluntary Consumers’ Organisation (NVCO) Kezhokhoto Savi as guest speaker.

The guest speaker highlighted the object of launching the campaign mainly for the fair conduct of election in the forth coming Nagaland state assembly election 2018.

Savi stressed on the importance of “one man one vote” and also highlighted several nations as to how “clean election” had reformed their government in developing their nation and the society as well.

In the context of Nagaland, Savi said that leaders were to be blamed for weakening the economy and promoting inequality where rich are becoming richer and the poor are becoming poorer. Savi stated that

“clean election” may be the only solution and the best opportunity in the forth coming state general assembly election. Officials of NLSF representing each district in Nagaland shared their experiences of the conduct of election in the past including the unfair means of practices such as proxy voting, one person having more than one election identity card, clan or village leader manipulating the voters, money, camping, feasting and liquor flow. NLSF is also promoting fair election campaign through All India Radio (Kohima talk & T.V (DDK) live telecast. The campaign was chaired by the chairman of Phesama Village Council. Others who attended the campaign included Phesama village council & GBs, president of Phesama Youth Society, chairperson of Phesama Women Society and president of Phesama Students’ Union.

DLSA organizes legal awareness prog

Participants of DDLSA Church, Niuland.

DIMAPUR: Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) organised a legal awareness program at Sumi Baptist Church, Niuland Town, in collaboration with criminal justice program, Tata institute of social sciences, Mumbai.

The day coinciding with Women’s Day, brought about the Sumi Women of the town in their traditional K

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programme on legal awareness at Sumi Baptist attires. The program was presided over by DDLSA panel lawyer Vimenuo and the keynote address was given by DDLSA secretary, Chief Judicial Magistrate, Dimapur Ajongba Imchen while delivering his address, he appreciated the Sumi women and applauded them on their courage. He said that Sumi women were fearless and hence they should

realise their rights and come together to claim them.

Program officer of criminal justice program, Nikita Engheepi, spoke about the need to discuss child sexual abuse. She also further encouraged the women to teach their children about “Good touch, bad touch”.

Panel Lawyer, Kumchuba explained about the functions of the DDLSA and

the process to avail those.

The women were further explained about the rights to them by Panel Lawyer Ale. They were also informed about the Domestic Violence Act and the legal provisions that can be claimed by Panel Lawyer Moatila. This was then followed by questions where Sumi Totimi Hoho president (Nuiland), Vihuli raised relevant questions about how it was difficult to approach the courts because of the process created by the customary courts. It may be mentioned that the DDLSA has off late been collaborating with the Criminal Justice Fellowship Program, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai for raising awareness among the masses. The said program is headed by Nikita Engheepi and besides the awareness camps, it is also working for the “Marginalized under trial prisoners of Dimapur Jails”.

New office of KMC dedicated KOHIMA: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) has re-located its office at the old Kohima Arts College.

A dedicatory prayer was held in its new office on March 7.Senior pastor, Baptist Mission Church Kohima Rev. Moa Longchari shared a word of God and offered the dedicatory prayer.

In his brief address, KMC administrator Kovi Meyase thanked all the people involved for extending support to its office, especially APO, AYO, KVYO, KCCI, DC Kohima, municipal affairs department and the Urban Development Department. He impressed upon all his staff to further re-dedicate to the challenges and responsibilities that may lie ahead in the days to come.

KTDSSU informs

DIMAPUR: Kiphire Tuensang District Sumi Students’ Union (KTDSSU) has convened its 2nd presidential meeting on March 11 at the Circuit House, Dimapur to deliberate on the forthcoming Silver Jubilee Celebration and other important agendas that has been endorsed by the union assembly.

KTDSSU has informed all its federating unit presidents, general secretaries, executives and tribunals to attend the meeting. The union has also informed all the units to submit the students ID card registration list with Rs.50 per student and employees list of their respective village and towns during the meeting. It has warned that stern action would be initiated against the absentees.

WRPF appeals for fair inquiry into Jan 31 incident

D I M A P U R : Wo z h u ro Range Public Forum (WRPF) has expressed hope that government of the day would uphold the principle of justice and equality in its strongest terms in matter of dispensing good governance.

A joint press note by WRPF convenor Yantsuo, secretary Likomo and members Thungjanbemo and Nchenthung Lotha have also appealed the state government to institute a Judicial Inquiry Commission which may preferably include an eminent personality from an NGO for speedy, free and fair justice to the January 31 incident.

WRPF said it was premature to insist for suspension of any official unless such an impartial inquiry report was settled which would also be made available in public domain. In this regard, WRPF expressed that only through a fair judicial inquiry, justice could be delivered and nail whoever was responsible for the lapses committed or take action as per the findings of the judicial commission.

NCCF formed

DIMAPUR: Naga Concer ned Citizen For um (NCCF) has been formed after a meeting was held by some “like-minded and concerned Naga Citizen” from various parts of the state on Wednesday at Shabal Restaurant Kohima.

The forum would be led by Heikieleung Zeliang as president, Mesewe Chirhah & T. Manto Konyak as V.Ps, Throngso Yimchunger as general secretary, Thrilise Sangtam as joint secretary and Lungheiding as treasurer and Wepekha Wetsah, and Haichuya Kath as advisors.

According to a release

by NCCF president Heikieleung Zeliang, the forum was formed to with an aim to bring changes in the society with the motto “Be an agent of change”

Nagaland Post, Dimapur thursday, march 9, 2017

news in brief LHD meeting: Lotha Hoho Dimapur has convened a meeting on March 10 at 3 p.m. at Lotha Hoho Ki, Dimapur. All LHD executives, colony representatives, Lotha Eloe Ekhung Dimapur, Dimapur Lotha Youth Organization, Dimapur Lotha Students Union and Lotha GBs of Dimapur have been asked to attend the meeting.

LSU executive meeting: Lotha Student Union (LSU) for the tenure 2017-20 has convened its first executive meeting on March 11 at 2 p.m. at its office. All the executive members have been asked to attend the meeting. For further information, one has been asked to contact assistant general secretary, Chumben Khuvung, at 9089622732.

K. Peli get together cum feast: Kekhokhrie Peli No.8 get together cum Peli feast programme would be held on March 12 at 1 p.m. at Mezhüo Solo’s residence Tsütuonuomia Khel, Kohima village. All the members have been informed to attend the programme.

CSS HT Kiphire informs: CSS Hindi Teachers Kiphire unit has informed all its members to reached SDEO office Kiphire on March 10 at 8:30 a.m. for agitation. It has warned that strict action would be taken against absentees.

CLOU&CVC general meet: Changpang Land Owners’ Union & Changpang Village Council (CLOU&CVC) has convened general meeting on March 13 at 10 a.m. at its village council hall. All members residing in and outside the village have been requested to attend the meeting.

DGC informs: Dimapur Government College (DGC) has announced the dates of filling up of form for the ensuing Nagaland University even semester end ex-

amination 2017 for all repeaters/backlog students. DGC informed that form would be issued for all semester on March 9 and 10 and filing of forms for BA and B.Com 2nd semester on March 14, B.A and B.Com 4th semester on March 16 and BA and B.com 6th semester on March 16. Students have been asked to produce photocopy of admit card and original mark sheet of relevant semester.

ADC DMA SSA Kiphire informs: ADC, DMA(SSA) Kiphire, Sethricho L.Sangtam has informed all the SMC/ TEC/VECs under Kiphire district that district level training on “community mobilization” for members of the SMC/ TEC/VECs would be held from March 23 to 24 at Hopongkyu memorial hall Kiphire. All schools under Kiphire district have been directed to send five representatives from their respective SMC/ TEC/VECs including the chairman, secretary, a woman representative and two other members. It further warned that strict action would be taken against defaulting schools. TA/DA would be provided as per the SSA norms, informed ADC. Lost and found: Two buffaloes were found by Shokhuvi village council Dimapur on March 3, from the village jurisdiction. Owners have been informed to contact the village council chairman at 96121557688 along with witness.

CBC informs: In view of the forthcoming Chungtor Baptist Church (CBC) platinum anniversary scheduled on April 1, pastor Kijungzi has informed all the Chungtor Suro Nyitsarü to observe prayer time on March 11 from 5 to 7 a.m. to invoke God’s blessing for the platinum celebration. Documentation team, reception and hospitality team have been asked to reach the village before March 20.

crime beat

One NNC kilonser apprehended launched a search operation in Clock Tower area, Dimapur on March 3.

According to PRO IGAR (N) during the operation, an individual identified as N. Mar Longkumer (43) kilonser, NNC son of P Nungden, resident of Burma Camp, Dimapur who was collecting tax from shopkeepers along with incriminating documents was apprehended.

The individual along with the recovered items were handed over to West N. Mar Longkumer along with seized items.

Police Station, Dimapur DIMAPUR: Based on 32 Assam Rifles along for further investigation, specific input, troops of with police representatives PRO added.

32 Assam Rifles nabs ‘arms dealer’ DIMAPUR: Based on specific information, 32 Assam Rifles along with police representative launched an operation at Govinda Paira Colony, Burma Camp, Dimapur on March 6.

According to PRO IGAR (N), one person identified as Igato Sumi (31) son of Hekaho Sumi, resident of Thilixu was apprehended along with one Pt 22 mm pistol and mobile. The individual along with the recovered arms and item were handed over to East Police Station, Dimapur for further investigaIgato Sumi along with seized weapon. tion, PRO added.

Assam Rifles seize liquor at Chizami

AR troops with arrested persons and seized liquor.

DIAMPUR: 9 Assam Ri- an operation on March 7 at fles under the aegis of HQ Chizami Sub Division and IGAR (North) launched apprehended two persons

and one Tata vehicle carrying 240 bottles of illegal liquor.

According to PRO IGAR (N), the individuals were identified as T. Thsathrongse of Changcho Village and Tonny Tep of Teropuyu Village, Kiphire.

The PRO stated that the consignments were packed in small boxes. Both the individuals along with vehicle and illegal liquor were handed over to Police Station Chizami for further investigation, PRO added.

Excise Dmu seize brown sugar & IMFL

DIMAPUR: Based on specific information regarding possible transaction of narcotic drugs, Excise Dimapur duty party on March 6 recovered 15 grams of brown sugar from Kalibari road.

According to superintendent of Excise and Prohibition, S. Chanlei Angh, in this connection Vinod Lama (30) son of Krishna Lama resident of Rail Bazaar,

Dimapur was arrested and remanded to judicial custody.

Similarly on March 6, District Excise duty party manning Chumukedima check gate, recovered 192 bottles of IMFL from a Kohima bound vehicle and an individual identified as Mongthungo was apprehended and booked under section 44 of NLTP Act 1989.

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(L-R): Dr. Lanurenla. Participants and dignitaries at Longkumer Kilem, Mokokchung. Participants of ENWO Dimapur Women’s Day celebration. (NP) FPA Nagaland Branch celebrates Women’s Day.

inherit the alien culture.

For a transformation in the society, Dr.Lanurenla expressed the need for women to be part of policy makers.

E a r l i e r, a s h o r t speech was delivered by MTBA associate Pastor Sentimeren and welcome note was delivered b y Wa t s u M u n g d a n g President Moachila. A quartet was presented by Amenla Longkumtsur and friends and group song by Sungkomen Watsu Unit.

Meanwhile, “Swahh Shakti Week� culminated on Wednesday by celebrating International Women’s Day at Longkumer Kilem with ADC & Mokokchung Municipal Council administrator Bendanglila as the chief guest. The programme was organized by WSSO, PHED in par tnership with Mokokchung Arts & Aesthetic Management (MAAM).

In her speech, ADC Bendanglila lauded the gesture of the organizers for acknowledging women as “champions of cleanliness�.

At the same time, the chief nagalandpost.com Poll guest challenged the people Q . : W h y i s q u a l i t y o f to take “cleanliness to the education in Nagaland next level�-- beyond our not upto the desired homes and into the clogged level? drains, streams and rivers.

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MOKOKCHUNG/ DIMAPUR, MAR 8 (NPN): International Women’s Day under the theme “Women in the Changing World of Work: planet 50-50 by 2030� was celebrated across Nagaland on Wednesday.

In Mokokchung, Wa t s u M u n g d a n g celebrated its 21st Women’s Day under the theme “Be bold for change� at Sangtemla Hall with assistant professor Fazl Ali College (FAC) Dr. Lanurenla as the guest speaker.

Speaking on the theme, Dr. Lanurenla lamented that with the wave of globalization, the present generation was being influenced by subcultures and that “we� were on the verge of losing “our� identity.

Dr. Lanurenla said “we� need to go back to “our culture� and do away with superficiality and imitations. She expressed concern that if a solution was not found then the

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School, respectively. The award carried cash prize and certificates. Welcome address was delivered by Executive Engineer, PHED, Er. N Yanger Pongen and “sanitation pledge� was administered by WSSO Consultant Tsongrosongla Jamir.

ENWOD: Easter n N a g a l a n d Wo m e n Organization Dimapur ( E N WO D ) c e l e b r a t e d International Women’s Day at Khiamniungan Baptist Church Dimapur with former president, Dimapur Baptist Women Union, Chubala Tushi as the resource person.

Speaking on the occasion, Chubala Tushi encouraged E N WO D w o m e n f o r their participation and contribution in the society.

The celebration was attended by “six sisters� o f E N WO D n a m e l y Sangtam, Konyak, Phom, Chang, Yimchunger and Khiamniungan members of Dimapur.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by Nyingoi Phom, bible reading and god’s blessing was invoked

by Asangla Dochi Chang, we l c o m e a d d r e s s wa s delivered by president E N WO D, Ro s e M a r y Nyamnyei and special song was presented by Mongshai, vote of thanks was proposed by action committee convenor ENWOD, Lisela which was followed by a mass prayer.

FPA: In observance of 106th International Women’s Day, Family Planning Association (FPA) of India Nagaland Branch conducted “Free Gynae Consultancy� at its Reproductive Health a n d Fa m i ly P l a n n i n g Clinic (RHFPC), Daklane, main town Kohima.

the day with the clients marking a call to action for accelerating gender parity and empowered them to envisage a world where girls and women enjoy equal rights.

Before the OPD session started, significance of the day was highlighted and they were also informed of the health information on cervical cancer and breast cancer which were the most common cancer among women. Women were also informed on the risk factors of cancers, signs and symptoms, criteria for age and frequency of cancer s c r e e n i n g, p r eve n t i o n and control, and types of screening test. Altogether 43 clients received free medical health services including counseling and laboratory services.

JALUKIE: Devepoment Association of N a g a l a n d ( DA N ) i n collaboration with WIDEN celebrated International Women’s Day at Mhainamtsi LM High School hall under the theme “be bold for change�.

Theme speaker Marina, Gram Savika Department encouraged the women to stand firm and be bold to bring changes in one’s life and in the society as well. She also encouraged the womenfolk to lead a prayerful life and to seek education to build self development.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by Achingpie, animator FARM NE-II (DAN), invocation by Kivum, Jalukie B Women president, welcome address by Regina Kithan, project co-ordinator DAN, greetings by Fr. Charles, director DAN, Rongmei Troop and Ajeilu presented cultural dance and a folk song respectively,

delivered by Neilhalung, a n i m a t o r FA R M N E II and benediction was p r o n o u n c e d b y L u c y, Nkwreue, women president.

PHE DMU: Culmination of the nationwide Swachh Shakti Week cum International Women’s Day celebration was held at the premises of the PHED (Rural) division Dimapur.

In the programme, chief guest, James Swu, SDO (Civil) Dimapur, said that amongst many other laudable missions launched by the Gover nment of India, Swachh Bharat Mission was one of the best, as cleanliness would benefit both physical and mental health. He also underscored the importance of active participation of women, in achieving the desired target. Women representatives from each of the Open Defection Free (ODF) villages under Dimapur District took part and shared their experiences on Swachh Shakti, on their journey towards becoming an ODF village and pledged to continue with their efforts. Earlier, the programme was chaired by Marc Longkumer, district c o - o r d i n a t o r, S wa c h h Bharat Mission, invocation

by Vikashe, PHED (R) division staff, introductory speech was delivered by executive engineer, PHED (Rural) division, Dimapur, Er. L.Tongpang Longkumer and Er. Imtisowa, SDO, Kuhuboto, PHED said the vote of thanks.

MITE: Modern Institute of Teacher Education (MITE) celebrated International Women’s Day which was organized by Literar y Club and extempore speech related to women empowerment was held.

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NEISSR trainees, youth and participants of tobacco awareness programme at Selouphe village.

DIMAPUR: Social work trainees of North East Institute of Social Science and Research (NEISSR) organized a community t o b a c c o awa r e n e s s programme at Seluophe village on Wednesday.

The programme was organized in collaboration

with National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP) Dimapur District.

D u r i n g t h e programme, the trainees highlighted the ill effects of tobacco consumption through a street play.

Dr. C. Tetso of the

NTCP spoke on the rampant consumption of ‘gutkha’ especially among the Naga youths. He said people do not pay much heed to the awareness about the ill effects of tobacco consumption.

Dr. Tetso lamented that even those who are

well aware and educated about the impact of tobacco on health still hold on to their habit of tobacco consumption as the immediate detrimental effects was not felt.

Stating that many young Nagas were falling prey to tobacco

consumption, he said the most obvious effects are lesion, cancer of mouth and other body organs.

However, he said not many were aware that tobacco has subtle effects like hypertension, fluctuation in body weight etc.

D r. Te t s o a l s o proposed to the leaders and youth present to think and work towards making Seluophe village, a tobacco free village and set example for the other villages.

It may be mentioned that Seluophe is adopted as a model village under the “Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojana Scheme.�

The programme was attended by 30 youths from the village along with the social work trainees who are at Seluophe for a 10-day Rural Camp. Pamphlets and information brochures on the ill effect of tobacco were also distributed.

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MITE, principal Devanand Sinha delivered a speech on the theme â&#x20AC;&#x153;Women in the Changing World of work: Planet 50-50 by 2030â&#x20AC;? with the theme campaign #BeBoldForChange. He also encouraged the male Student-Teachers to move forward in favour of the female counterpart to make every workplace with 1:1 ratio of man to woman.

The gents of MITE conducted the program for the womenfolk enlightening the women about their importance and value in society.

MGMHSS: MGMHSS Dimapur celebrated International Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day. At the programme special assembly was conducted by class 9 (B). The assembly was led by Anwara. Short speech was delivered by Vivek, Kajaol and Nethan.

Fr. P. S. Va r g h e s e, a l s o highlighted the importance of the day.

St. FXCC Kidima: St Francis Xavierâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Catholic Church (St. FXCC) under Diocese of Kohima obser ved Inter national Day with Reverend Father Thomas Muttathil, Parish Priest as main celebrant, at its Church premises.

Reverend Father Thomas Muttathil reflected the role of women in the church. Priest cited a n ex a m p l e o f M a r y Mother of God she who received the message of God, accompanied with Jesus and went to heaven along with the Son of Man (Jesus). Parish Priest asked the faithful to pray and worship to God in order to free from evil that lead to insecure life. Father clarified that God did not give inequality and division

Correspondent/Staff Reporter younger generation would Douglas Higher Secondary The branch celebrated v o t e o f t h a n k s w a s by Student-Teacher, David

blessing, exhortation by Temjenaro SDO (civil) EAC Chukitong and vote of thanks was pronounced

by Loseno, Joint Secy LEH. TUENSANG: International Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day cum closing ceremony of â&#x20AC;&#x153;Swachh S h a k t i We e k â&#x20AC;? u n d e r Swachh Bharat Mission was celebrated at Tuensang at CKS Hall, organised

by PHED De par tment Tuensang, with Deputy Commissioner Tuensang, Alem Jongshi as the chief guest.

Speaking on the occasion, the DC appreciated the PHED department for organising such a programme for women who is the steering wheel of the family in cleanliness. He added that first priority of women as a home maker was maintaining clean surrounding and better sanitation and that woman has a role to play in stopping open defecation in society.

The DC said men should also shoulder the same responsibility as women in maintaining better sanitation and pollution free environment to make India Clean.

EE PHED Tuensang, Er. Bursenla Ao in her keynote address spoke a b o u t S wa c h h S h a k t i under Swachh Bharat Mission which mainly focuses on women who is the pillar in maintaining clean and pollution free environment. She added that better household toilet and sanitation can bring social security to women in society.

Wo m e nâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s r o l e i n Swachh Bharat Mission was presented by Noksen Ngamen, special song was presented by Longdila and Atsa and vote of thanks wa s d e l ive r e d b y E r.

Khitangpila Sangtam. The Chief Guest gave away prizes to winners of inter school painting competition on the theme â&#x20AC;&#x153;Dream and Vision of Clean Villageâ&#x20AC;? where Mongshai Shui of GHSS, Akhongnungla and Sentilenla of St. John Higher Secondary Tuensang was adjudged 1st, 2nd and 3rd respectively. The programme was attended

by Angangwadi workers, ASHA workers, students and women organizations from Tuensang town.

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in the society and asked to pray for the society and church which is equality before God. Sister Menuolhounuo Lucy, vocation promoter, Sisters of Providence of North East India while speaking in the large gathering asked the people to have a family prayer which was an important role to keep good Christian life.

Eucharist, enchanting and praises of Almighty God, faithful prayer, and confession and felicitation were the highlights of the programme.

Franciscan Sisters of Saint Mary of the Angels (FSMA), Sister Alka Xalxo, Vocation Promoter of North East India Province and men folk joined in the International Women Day celebration.

BJMM: Inter national Wo m e nâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; s D a y w a s celebrated by Bharatiya Janata Mahila Morcha, (BJMM) Nagaland at BJP State Office, Aiko Building, Bank Colony, Dimapur.

In her address, BJMM State president Sanuo Ngullie, highlighted that International Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day was celebrated to recognize and appreciate womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s political, economic and social achievements all over the world. The day should be an inspiration and encouragement to endeavour and build a better world, where men and women live harmoniously, she added.

PHE Wokha: Department o f P H E Wo k h a i n collaboration with the Lotha Eloe Hoho observed the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Swachh Shakti Weekâ&#x20AC;? from March 1-8.

S e ve r a l a c t i v i t i e s were taken up during the week-long celebration.

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S hillo n g, M ar 8 (NPN): Troopers of the Border Security Force (BSF) stationed at Indo-Bangladesh border on Wednesday discovered a trans-border tunnel along the India-Bangladesh border in Meghalaya.

The tunnel measured 3’×2’ in dimension with 20-25 ft depth with dead end, was discovered at Gujangpara area in South West Garo Hills district, which is a militancy-prone region.

BSF officials said the area has become very sensitive due to increase of cattle smuggling to Bangladesh in the recent past. “We cannot

rule out anything whether tunnel was dug up for crisscrossing of militants in the international border or is it meant for smuggling of cattle to Bangladesh,” Inspector General of BSF incharge Meghalaya frontier, P.K.Dubey said. However, he said that a team of BSF officials will be visiting the tunnel site on Thursday for further inspection. “After analyzing the terrain it appears the miscreants needed to dig further 200 more metre to reach another end of the India-Bangladesh border fence,” he said. “As the area is densely vegetated with bamboo growth and terrain is undulating, the visibility is not very clear ahead of the

fence,” the statement said.

He said the bordering areas flanking both the West Garo Hills and South West Garo Hills districts has become very sensitive due to increase of cattle smuggling recently. “There has been huge seizures of cattle by the BSF troopers in this particular area,” he said, adding that the border guards has plugged all the gaps and Hume pipes/ culverts which were being utilized by the cattle smugglers buy placing iron grills and wire meshes,” the BSF official said.

Dubey said the BSF has also increased the intensity of the patrolling in the border areas to prevent trans-border crimes.

S hillo n g, M ar 8 (NPN): Opposition legislators in Meghalaya on Wednesday questioned the government over the collection of road tax on the incomplete ‘Jorabat-Umiam Expressway’ saying it was in violation the Supreme Court ruling.

The ‘Jorabat-Umiam Expressway’, also known as National Highway-40, is the lifeline for Mizoram, Tripura and parts of Manipur and Barak Valley of Assam.

Raising the issue during the Question Hour, opposition National People’s Party legislator, James K. Sangma, questioned the State government for violating the Supreme Court ruling

which ruled against toll collection on incomplete and dilapidated highway. Commuters traversing on the express highway have been paying road tax for past two years now. However, Public Works Department (Roads) minister, Martin M Danggo informed the assembly that only 5.24 Km of the express highway was incomplete and the toll was collected for the completed stretch of 56.56km. Supporting the NPP legislator, opposition Independent legislator, Saleng A. Sangma informed the assembly that the SC on August 27, 2015 had noted that the National Highways Authority of India and concessionaires cannot collect toll from commuters if the road was in bad shape.

Three killed, scores injured Protest in Diphu over Silapathar incident as Jeep overturns in M’lya Correspondent

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S hillo n g, M ar 8 (NPN): Three persons, including a minor, died on the spot and 25 were injured when the ill-fated pick-up jeep in which they were travelling overturned on Wednesday in a remote village of Meghalaya’s East Jaintia Hills district, police said.

The victims were proceeding from Mawknor village to Saipung village to attend a free eye check-up camp oragnised by Bansara eye care centre.

“Two women, Rophina Paslein and Kalbina Pakem, and a five-year-old girl Laipynhunlangki Lamurong died on the spot when the overcrowded pickup jeep overturned at Khahnar village,” Spill Thamar, district police chief of East Jaintia Hills, said. He said the 25 injured persons have been shifted to a Saipung Public Health Centre for immediate medical treatment, while the critically injured victims

were referred to Jowai civil hospital. Khahnar is about 45 km from Khliehriat, the district headquarters of East Jaintia Hills and 150 Km from Shillong, the state capital of Meghalaya.

A local elder from the village said that the main cause of the accident was mainly because of the pathetic road condition in the village.

“The step motherly treatment of the state government towards us by not providing good roads was the main cause of the accident,” the village elder from Mawknor said.

Police said they have registered a case and investigation was on to ascertain the cause of the accident.

Meanwhile, Meghalaya home minister Horju Donkupar Roy Lyngdoh on Wednesday told assembly that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced an ex-gratia payment for the victims in the February 26 truck accident wherein 19 were killed and 25 injured.

Robin Hibu bids adieu to SPUNER

NEW DELHI, MAR 8 (AGENCIES): In a major reshuffle, newly appointed Delhi police commissioner Amulya Patnaik, has transferred Joint CP at the Special Police Unit for NE Region (SPUNER) Robin Hibu to Operation Cell of Delhi Police. He will join the cell as Joint CP only, reports stated. Hibu will be replaced by 95 batch IPS officer of AGMUT cadre from Mizoram, David Lalrinsanga. Lalrinsanga is presently holding the post of Joint CP at the Vigilance department and is given the additional charge of SPUNER along with SPU for Woman and Children. Meanwhile, Hibu who is a 93 batch IPS officer of the same cadre has accomplished many milestones at the SPUNER. The police unit under his leadership has started many successful initiatives towards security and safety of NE people living in Delhi.

Along with Hibu 18 senior cops have been transferred.

KAITO SWU

Hd. GB cum VCC

TOSHEZU VILLAGE

Ref. No.....

DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Regd. No.GEN-12/19-D (PT-III) Date : 08/03/2017

NOTICE

This is to inform to all the land owners who bought a land within the Toshezu Village Jurisdiction without the knowledge and consent OF THE VILLAGE AUTHORITY are hereby asked to avail/obtain valid registration with the undersigned DESIGNATOR within 25 (Twenty five) days from the date of publication of this notice, failing which action shall be initiated AGAINST THE DEFAULTERS as per the act of Western Sumi Kukami Hoho Yezahbo Article No. 20-9 and 20-19.

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(KAITO SWU) Hd. GB cum VCC Toshezu Village, Dimapur : Nagaland

AFFIDAVIT

Dated. 26/8/15

I, Shri. M.Temjen Longchar, Son of Late M. Sucha Longchar, aged about 53 years, resident of Chumukedima, District, Dimapur, in the State of Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows :1. That I belong to Ao (Naga) tribe hailing from Chungtia Village in Mokokchung District in the State of Nagaland.

2. That my real and original name is M. Temjen Longchar.

3. That in HSLC admit card and NPSC result, my name has been inadvertently entered as M. Temjenth Ao Longchar and M. Temjenth respectively.

4. That the letter “M“ is the initial name of my father, the word ‘Temjen‘ is my short name and the word “Longchar” is the name of my title.

5. That some discrepancies arose in view of entry of my name as M. Temjenth Ao Longchar, M. Temjenth and M. Temjen Longchar in different documents. However, M. Temjenth Ao Longchar, M. Temjenth and M. Temjen Longchar is my name.

6. That this affidavit may be treated as a piece of evidence that M. Temjenth Ao Longchar, M. Temjenth and M. Temjen Longchar is the same and one person and henceforth, my original name M. Temjen Longchar shall be used for all official purpose in future.

M. Temjen Longchar Deponent.

Solemnly affirm and declare before me who is also identified

by Imkong Jamir Advocate on this the 26th day of August 2015 at Kohima, Nagaland.

(Nengsangliba Lkr) Notary Public DP-2119

Diphu Mar 8 (NPN): Local units of All Assam Students’ Union Diphu (AASUD) Wednesday protested against the vandalism of the martyrs column and AASU office at Silapathar by members of Nikhil Bharat Bangali Udbastu Samannay Samitee, at Silapathar in Dhemaji district demanding that the names of Hindu Bengalis be unconditionally removed from the list of D-voters (doubtful voters).

AASUD, along with representatives of seven or-

ganisations, took out a torch procession from the Diphu Club at 6. p.m Wednesday.

Chanting slogans, the protestors marched through the main streets of Diphu town. “We want exemplary punishment of the culprits who outraged the dignity of Assamese people, we have registered protest along with other organizations of Karbi Anglong, we want immediate arrest of Subodh Biswas failing which situation in Karbi Anglong may also worsen and administration should remain ready for this,” Tridip Bora, AASUD official said. He also vehe-

mently criticized the RSS for the whole incident.

It may be mentioned here that the Silapathar incident took an ugly turn when a procession marking the conclusion of the public meeting was passing by the AASU office at Silapathar town when undisclosed men, taking advantage of the darkness, pelted stones at the procession. The participants of the rally retaliated by attacking a few activists who were sitting outside the office, assuming that they had thrown the stones, and demolished the AASU office.

Subudh Biswas declared ‘Most Wanted’

GUWAHATI, MAR 8 (AGENCIES): Subudh Biswas, president of the Nikhil Bharat Bangali Udbastu Samanvay Samiti (NIBBUSS), has been declared as ‘most wanted’ by the Assam Police for inciting violence in Silapathar. Biswas has been absconding after committing the crime on Monday. According to the police, in this connection, a case has been registered in the Silapathar police station under sections 147, 148, 149, 448, 325, 307, 427 and 153 (A) of the IPC. Dhemaji police has alerted

all police stations across Assam to trace him for interrogation. Police declared him as a wanted person and alerted the SP offices and Assam Police headquarters.

Hindu Bengali leader Subudh Biswas incited violence in Silapathar by delivering provocative speech at a rally. The mob led

by Biswas attacked the AASU office and damaged several vehicles. They also pelted stones at security forces and clashed with them. At least 12 persons have been arrested

by Dhemaji police in this regard.

Dearest Baby Yang yang (Temjenyanger) Let’s celebrate this special day and hope this wonderful time in our life goes on foreever.

We pray to our God that may you get the best of everything in life. May God continue to guide you and bless you abundantly. “Happy Birthday” Love, Mom, Api and all your loved ones Dear Nipu, Wishing you a very happy birthday. may the good God bless you abundantly.

Frm.Linti, Pupu, Ani,Limi & love ones Dear’ Sara Happy birthday to my best friend, who is better than the best of the best! May your special day be better than the best you’ve ever celebrated. HAPPY BIRTHDAY….

From,Besties Dear, Imsu Happy Birthday to a friend who has always been there for us. From the corniest recesses of our mind, we just want to say, “Thank you for being my BFF.” From, H.I.K.S.T.B. Hello Himlan !!!!!!

Yours presence within our relatives and clan is the precious gift, gifted upon us

by the Almighty. May your dreams be fulfilled and cherished as you grow. May you be blessed with more wisdom and knowledge with long life. Happy Birthday to you.

Yours, Parents& Relatives.

Dear vino, Today, you are a year older and a year wiser.

Our memories together may fade away, but the love and bond we share will grow. In many ways, You have inspired us all your life. May you continue to inspire us, live fearlessly, be as much bold and confident as ever... Wishing you a wonderful birthday with tons of happiness.... GOD BLESS YOU Love, THE KHAKWA’S Hi Helibo.

Every year with you is another beautiful blessings God gives meh! Having you as a friend is my everyday gift...tq for being my friend. Wishing u a loveliest morning and may you have a tons of happiness and joy on ur B’day. Happy birth day!!

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To our dearest Api Thur.., Your life is gifted by the creator, and your gift to the creator is how best you mold your life to achieve what you want.

May god bless you with an enlightened birthday this year wherein, All your happiness multiplies, All your sorrows divide, All the friends are added in the celebration and All the foes are subtracted from your life.

HAPPY BORNDAY....GBU From, Frenzy friends...NU

Polling official injured in Manipur blast dies

IMPHAL, MAR 8 (IANS): A polling official, wounded in a bomb blast near the India-Myarnmar border in Manipur’s Kamjong district, died on Wednesday.

K. Raikalung, a teacher, was injured in Tuesday’s bomb explosion near Ashang Khullen village.

The government has given

an ex gratia of Rs 20 lakh to the bereaved family. A 31 Assam Rifles’ trooper was wounded when a bomb was hurled by miscreants on Tuesday evening in Aishi village of the same district.

The injured trooper was part of a road-opening party. He is now admitted at the Army Hospital in Leimakhong.

No underground outfit has so far claimed responsibility for the blasts. The police said security personnel retaliated after both the incidents, but the unidentified militants escaped in the high mountains.

Highly-placed sources said the objective of the blasts was to kill security personnel and snatch their weapons.

OFFICE OF THE FOREST COLONY COUNCIL DIMAPUR - 797112 : NAGALAND

APPRECIATION

The Forest Colony Council, Dimapur would like to express its heartfelt appreciation to Shri. K. Ihevi Awomi, IFS, Divisional Forest Officer, Dimapur Division for bringing the much needed development for the colony. A lot of noticeable positive changes have been observed in the colony after you took up charge and resided in the Official Bungalow located at the heart of Colony. You have proved to be an approachable, diligent, enthusiastic & a motivating leader as well. Your actions exemplify dedication and commitment to the public welfare. We the residents of the Forest Colony earnestly express gratitude to you and wish you the best in your endeavour. God Bless you.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER : ZUNHEBOTO

AFFIDAVIT Regd. No. 26/17 Dated 08.03.2017 I, SHRI. E. NZANBEMO YANTHAN, S/o Late Ekyimo Yanthan aged about 38 years old and permanent resident of Mohon-Khola, district Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirmed and state as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India hail from Lotha/Naga Tribe.

2. That due to inadvertent and bonafide mistake, the name of my wife in the educational records of my children was wrongly entered as THUNGJHANBENI instate of the correct and official name as AZANBENI KIKON. 3. That this affidavit is sworn solely for the purpose of declaring my wife's official name as AZANBENI KIKON and not as THUNGJANBENI which was wrongly recorded/ entered in all children's certificate/documents.

4. That further this Affidavit shall be use as a piece of evidence and to make necessary correction in the educational record in respect of my children namely THUNGDENO YANTHAN, MYINGTHUNGO N. YANTHAN & CHUMJAMO N. YANTHAN. 5. That the statements made in this affidavit are true to my personal knowledge and nothing is concealed thereof.

Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent on this the 8th day of March, 2017.

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Shri/Smti. Kiholi Sumi of Akuluto Town District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Y. Khutovi Sema, has expired on 10-01-2017.

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

Tridibesh Roy, IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-2031(B)

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Elizabeth Ngully Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur District, Nagaland.

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Elizabeth Ngully Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur District, Nagaland.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Pangjungmanen Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Tsupongmenla relation wife R/o. H/No. 28 Lengrijan to draw her Family Pension, Bank Acct, etc, who expired on 16.2.17.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire my appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 7/4/17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 6 day of 3/17.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Kumar Bishwakarma alias Kumar Sonar Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Munni Devi relation wife R/o. H/No. 35 (B) Marwaripathi to draw her Family Pension, Bank Acct, Landed Property etc, who expired on 1.12.16, Covered by Patta No. 757, Dag No. 1039, Block No. 6, Mouza No. 1.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 8/4/17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 7 day of 3/17.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

WOKHA, NAGALAND Date Wokha 7th March 2017 No.Judl-47/2015-16/ Whereas, Smti Akonuo, Wife of Late Shri Imnatoshi, a resident of Dimapur Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits/family pension from the Govt. and also to draw/ operate AC No. 20140158387 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri Imnatoshi who expired on 06/11/2016.

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 shall be issued.

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HOTOLU SWU Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha, Nagaland

NO. JUD. 21/2016-17/01

AFFIDAVIT

Dt. 08/03/17

Chang of Name I, Shri/Smti. H Changki Konyak (Present Name) and Wangyai (Previous Name) S/o, D/o Shri Late. H.Hanghuh Konyak permanent resident of Angphang Village district-Mon, Nagaland, presently residing at AG Colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India by birth.

2. That my name previous name was Wangyai however, my name has been change/renamed to H Changki Konyak by completely renouncing/ abandoning my previous name.

3. That henceforth, I will be known/called as H Changki Konyak for all official, correspondences, and future record/references 4. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence and I shall rectify and it shall be kept in records if any complication that may arise with regard to change of my name.

4. That the above statements made are true to the best of my knowledge and no material facts has been concealed herein.

And I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 8th March 2017.

Deponent K-0643

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ICAR RESEARCH COMPLEX FOR NEH REGION (Indian Council of Agricultural Research) Nagaland Centre, Medziphema, Nagaland- 797106

Dt. Zbto the 02/03/2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate

Regd. No. 859/17

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No.RCN/Tender/649/2013-Vol-V

Dated Jharnapani the 8th February, 2017.

CORRIGENDUM In regards to the Tender Notice F. No.RCN/Tender/649/2013Vol-V Dtd. 21.02.17 for the supply of Tractor with Accessories and Rotavator has been extended till 15th March, 2017. The bid should reach the office of the Joint Director on or before 2.00 PM of 15th March, 2017. For details please visit our website www.icarnagaland.nic.in or office during office hours.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER : ZUNHEBOTO

NO. JUD. 21/2016-17/02

Dt. Zbto the 02/03/2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Shri/Smti. Yeheto of Project Colony Zunheboto Town District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that his wife Lt. K. Zhetoni Sema, has expired on 07-09-2016.

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

Tridibesh Roy, IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-2130

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

NOTICE Dt. Dimapur the 7th March, 2016

NO. M-66/17/3799-00 Notice is hereby given that Shri Tsemomo Vrs Shri Yanpothung resident of Kyong Colony in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this court in writing on or before 7/4/2017.

Schedule of Land and Boundary Name of Patta Holder : Shri Tsemomo, Village/Block No. 9 Patta No. 620, Dag No. 719, Area 00B-01K-07Ls. Sd/Deputy Commissioner DP-2102 Dimapur : Nagaland

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2007 Ajmer blast: Aseemanand No evidence of Saifullah links with ISIS: UP Police acquitted

by NIA court, 3 convicted

NEW DELHI, MAR 8 (AGENCIES): Saifullah, the alleged terrorist with ISIS sympathies who was killed this morning in Lucknow, was likely “self-radicalised’, said a senior police official today.

“We have no such evidence yet of any ISIS link,” said Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Daljit Chaudhary, about Saifullah who was also allegedly involved in a bomb blast on a train in Madhya Pradesh yesterday. Police earlier said that Saifullah and two others apprehended yesterday were affiliated with ISIS’s ‘Khorasan’ module.

The senior policeman added that though police found plenty of ISIS literature in Urdu and in English in the house that Saifullah and two others Faizan and Imran, had been staying in for the past two months, in Haji colony on the outskirts of Lucknow. During the time that the standoff with Saifullah was underway, police managed to apprehend

File photo of Saifullah, ISIS suspected terrorist gunned down in Lucknow.

Faizan and Imran. Police also found eight pistols, 650 rounds of ammunition, 50 fired rounds, explosives materials, bomb making instruments, pellets, timers, wires, 45 grams gold, some foreign currency, passports and SIM cards in the house, they said.

When asked whether it appeared the alleged terrorists are novices, Chaudhary said not all of them appeared to be beginners, considering they executed a bomb blast yesterday.

The “mastermind” of the train terror strike

has been identified as Atif Mujaffar alias Al-Qasim, a well-off engineering student from Aligarh and the selfproclaimed ‘emir’ (chief) of the so-called the “Khorasan module” in India.

The ‘Khorasan’ module, an Islamic State offshoot based near the Afghan-Pakistan border, is expanding to new areas, recruiting fighters and widening the reach of attacks in the region. Bolstered by fighters from Pakistani and other militant groups and an active social media presence, some officials said the ‘Khorasan’ module of ISIS has become an “umbrella organization” for disparate movements.

Officials said Atif had placed the timer pipe bomb on the train at Bhopal railway station injuring 10 passengers, three of them seriously, when the train was reaching Jabdi station in Shajapur district on Tuesday morning around 9.40 am.

Atif was arrested along with Danish Akthar alias

Zafar of Kanpur and Sayyed Mir Hussain alias Hamza by the MP ATS at around 1.30pm from a bus near Pipariya in Madhya Pradesh’s Hoshangabad district.

Saifullah’s father refuses to accept son’s body

Family members of the alleged ISIS terrorist killed in Lucknow yesterday refused to accept his body saying “a traitor” is no son of theirs.

“One who indulges in anti-national activities can’t be my son. Look, someone who’s a traitor cannot be our son. It’s that straightforward. We will absolutely not accept a traitor’s body.

He has brought infamy not only to us but to the whole nation, therefore we will not accept his body for last rites” said Sartaj, the alleged terrorist’s father, to TOI. Saifullah was killed in Lucknow this morning in an exchange of fire with the police after a 12-hour stand-off. He was suspected to be linked with the blast in the Bhopal-Ujjain train

yesterday, police said.

Sartaj, who lives in Jajamau Tila in Kanpur, said he was shocked to hear about his son’s involvement in anti-national activities.

Saifullah’s sister Zareen also was completely taken aback to hear the news. Both heard this morning that Saifullah was killed in an anti-terror operation, PTI said.

“We are Indians, we were born here, our forefathers were born here and anyone who’s a traitor can’t be a son or any relation of ours,” Sartaj said.

Sartaj said Saifullah left home about two-and-ahalf months back after he beat him up for not working.

Saifullah apparently told him he wanted to work as a driver in Saudi Arabia.

“On Monday, I got a call from Saifullah, who told me that he had got a visa to visit Saudi (Arabia) and he was preparing to go there. I told him go ahead,” the father said. Saifullah was a commerce graduate from Manohar Lal College in Jajmau.

Aseemanand was arrested by NIA on December 26, 2012 in connection with the Samjhauta Express blast case.

NEW DELHI, MAR 8 (AGENCIES): Aseemanand and six other people accused in the 2007 Ajmer Dargah blast were acquitted, while three others were convicted, by a special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Jaipur today.

Aseemanand - who goes by the name Swami Aseemanand - was accused of masterminding the blast.

Those convicted today are Sunil Joshi (who has since

died), Devendra Gupta and Bhavesh Patel. A total of 13 people were accused in the case. Three are still on the run.

On October 11, 2007, at about 6.14 pm during Roza Iftaar, a powerful bomb went off in the compound of dargah Sharif, Ajmer, which killed three persons and wounded 15.

According to the chargesheet, a section of radicalised Hindus associ-

ated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh conducted the blasts at Ajmer dargah and Mecca Masjid in Hyderabad in retaliation for the 2002 attack on the Amarnath Yatra and the Raghunath temple in Jammu, allegedly by Muslim terror outfits.

The blast was caused allegedly to stir communal disharmony, insult the religious feelings and incite riots during the month of Ramzan.

The Rajasthan AntiTerrorist Squad (ATS) filed a chargesheet against three accused persons on October 20, 2010 before the chief judicial magistrate court in Ajmer. But, later, the NIA took over the investigation from Rajasthan ATS on April 1, 2011.

SC lens on Panama leaks investigation out whether investigations were being done properly.

The Panama Papers contain an unprecedented amount of information, including more than 11 million documents covering 2,10,000 companies in 21 offshore jurisdictions.

Names of around 500 Indians also featured in the leaked documents.

Opposing the plea for setting up of SIT, additional solicitor general P L Narasimha told the bench that a multi-agency group, comprising officers of Central Board of Direct Taxes(CBDT), RBI, Enforcement Directorate and Finance Intelligence wing, was already examining the

issue and it had so far submitted six probe reports.

Narasimha contended that the group had so far issued notices to 424 people out of which 103 are NonResident Indians. He urged the court not to appoint SIT and agreed to file affidavit stating the action taken so far by the government in the case. “The court should first go through the six probe reports and if the lordships feel that SIT was still needed, it can pass order for appointment of SIT,” he said and agreed to file reports in sealed envelope.

The court was hearing a PIL filed by advocate M L Sharma seeking independent probe against all those

whose names were revealed in the Panama Papers. He said nearly 500 Indians, including celebrities and industrialists, had allegedly parked funds in offshore accounts and they needed to be prosecuted.

He told the bench that the Centre was not inclined to proceed against them and sought court-monitored investigations against them.

The court, however, said it would first examine the probe reports and then take a call on whether SIT should be set up. The bench said it would also decide whether the probe should be monitored by the court and posted the case for hearing on April 18.

Women can match men’s pay after 150 years!

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says. A flicker of hope is that the divide can be bridged by 2066, 50 years from now, in developing markets like India, should women embrace technology and adopt career focussed strategies.

WALK IN INTERVIEW

A Walk-in-interview will be held on 21.03.2017 at 11:00 a.m. for selection of one post of Senior Research Fellow on purely contractual basis under the DBT sponsored project at ICAR-National Research Centre on Mithun, Medziphema, Nagaland.

Detailed instructions may be viewed from institute’s website at www.nrcmithun.res.in.

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C H E N NA I , M A R 8 (AGENCIES): The corporate world is all cheer about women at work and women CEOs, but the stark reality is this - as things stand, women don’t stand a chance of equalling men when it comes to pay till 2168, 151 years from now.

India ranks second (after Japan) when it comes to gender pay gap with men earning 67% more than women, a global survey has said.

The gap can shrink to 57% by 2030, the report

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ome things just don’t seem right, at least to ordinary and concerned citizens, who have been witnessing and analysing the current socio-political scenario in Nagaland in the build up to January 30,2017. When the masses protested against the government from January 31, of going back on its words not to hold election for two months, the government dug its heels, perhaps in trying to show to Naga people, who have for long taken it for granted that the government would kow tow, that it will not back down. The consequence of the government’s rigid/obstinate stand precipitated a tragedy when police fired on protestors who had attempted to break into the private residence of the then chief minister in Dimapur, in which two precious lives were lost.

Further tragedy unfolded when the bodies of the two were taken to Kohima in coffins, purportedly to protest against leaders who were blamed for the tragedy. The highly charged atmosphere on the streets due to the refusal of the elected leaders who did not even want to talk of resigning to prevent further trouble was as bad as they closing ranks to send the message that “the streets cannot dictate on who should be in or out of the government.” True, streets cannot decide but often in similar situations, demands are resolved on the basis of winning over the hearts and minds through give and take. When the government rejected outright the demands, it only added fuel to the fire when some among the crowd hijacked the protests, by torching more than half a century old government buildings housing at least 24 departments on February 2. Unfortunately, for T.R.Zeliang, his refusal to step down because he had majority support, didn’t go down well with public. When he did finally resign, it was not on moral ground, but when a majority signed to urge him to step down. He finally stepped down several days but after air dashing to Delhi to consult the BJP high command. What seems strange is that the issue raised by the protesting public appears to have been resolved with the resignation of T.R.Zeliang. What doesn’t make sense is whether the entire protest was just to replace the then sitting chief minister? Now the demand is to suspend the then Police Commissioner of Dimapur and police involved in the firing incidents.

Does this mean that the demand made as per the February 1, 2017 resolution is no longer valid?

Also, the current incumbent Dr. Shürhozelie who replaced T.R.Zeliang, was quoted to have said that he would be around only for a few months.

If this is true, then it would mean that the state will have two chief ministers within a few months.

Both the government and protestors have not officially met and resolved any issue as far as the public are given to understand. This itself doesn’t seem right. It means that both sides are moving in their own direction(s) and this has the potential of causing another unwanted situation. While this problem remains, the Nagas also face the grim prospect of Article 371A being undeservingly dragged in the women reservation issue due to the case filed in the Supreme Court. All these don’t seem quite right because of something gone wrong somewhere.

DailyDevotion The Surrendered Life

I have been crucified with Christ… —Galatians 2:20 To become one with Jesus Christ, a person must be willing not only to give up sin, but also to surrender his whole way of looking at things. Being born again by the Spirit of God means that we must first be willing to let go before we can grasp something else. The first thing we must surrender is all of our pretense or deceit. What our Lord wants us to present to Him is not our goodness, honesty, or our efforts to do better, but real solid sin. Actually, that is all He can take from us. And what He gives us in exchange for our sin is real solid righteousness. But we must surrender all pretense that we are anything, and give up all our claims of even being worthy of God’s consideration.

Once we have done that, the Spirit of God will show us what we need to surrender next. Along each step of this process, we will have to give up our claims to our rights to ourselves. Are we willing to surrender our grasp on all that we possess, our desires, and everything else in our lives? Are we ready to be identified with the death of Jesus Christ?

We will suffer a sharp painful disillusionment before we fully surrender. When people really see themselves as the Lord sees them, it is not the terribly offensive sins of the flesh that shock them, but the awful nature of the pride of their own hearts opposing Jesus Christ. When they see themselves in the light of the Lord, the shame, horror, and desperate conviction hit home for them.

If you are faced with the question of whether or not to surrender, make a determination to go on through the crisis, surrendering all that you have and all that you are to Him. And God will then equip you to do all that He requires of you.

Quotes

Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.

~ Lao Tzu

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here was politics even during the period when I was in college before partition.

But it was not on communal lines as it is today. Then the enemy was the British and all were at a struggle to oust them. It was the 40s when Qaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah came to the Law College at Lahore and exhorted all of us to make a joint effort to drive out the British.

Subsequently, things came to such a pass that even water was divided into Hindu pitchers and Muslim pitchers. We, the students, were not contaminated at that time. We would eat together at the same table, ordering food from the Hindu kitchen as well as from the Muslim kitchen.

Today the polarization has contaminated Hindu community, dividing it into castes. Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not recognise this and recently talked about kabaristan and samshan bhoomi. He unnecessarily brought in the religion saying that why there is no power at samshan bhoomi while it was

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available at kabaristan.

State chief minister Akhilesh Yadav corrected the Prime Minister and stated that Uttar Pradesh had electricity for 24 hours and both kabaristan and samshan bhoomi get constant power supply despite the fact that the state had been facing severe power cuts. The complaints the Muslims make is that there are fewer ATMs in their localities and they feel handicapped in withdrawing money.

This may be true. But the Muslims do not point out at the real reason. They lost their importance after the creation of Pakistan which was founded on the basis of religion. Congress leader Maulana Abul Kalam Azad fought a lonely battle against this thinking during the British period itself. He would say that if the Muslims felt unsafe or insecure in a large country like India, they would feel still more unsafe in a partitioned India because the Hindus would tell the Muslims to go to Pakistan after having taken their share.

This is precisely what which gives the voting happened. It was Jawaha- rights to every individual rlal Nehru who was able without any distinction. to stop the exodus. Along When this clause was diswith Sardar Patel, who cussed at the Constituent was not enthusiastic about Assembly, Sardar Patel was Muslims staying back in willing to give reservations India, apto Muslims. pealed to But the comKuldip Nayar the Hinmunity refused dus that Mahatma Gan- it on the ground that such dhi who freed India from thinking would again result bondage would say that into another division.

India would continue to be Nonetheless, the apa country where there will peal to voters is still on the be no distinction between basis of caste and creed.

Hindus and Muslims.

Although the Election The Muslims commu- Commission has banned nity has lost its importance invoking the name of rein government affairs after ligion or community, the partition. They number political leaders continue about 17 crore in India but to use them so blatantly have no important portfo- because they knew that lio in the Narendra Modi the Muslims did have a cabinet. Mukhtar Abbas say when it came to elecNaqvi was the lone Muslim tions. face until M.J. Akar was We could see leaders inducted as the second of all hues and parties minister of state. This does trying to woo the Muslim not, however, cover up the voters during the recent tilt towards Hindutva. election campaigns in UP, The scenario in UP without saying anything only underlines the Modi to ameliorate their condior, for that matter, the BJP’s tions which is worse than thinking. True, Hindus are that of dalits according to in a preponderant majority the Sachchar Commission in India but the country is report. The offer of freeruled by the constitution bies, including electricity

and writing off loans to farmers, is the routine traits adopted by all political parties. This once again goes on to prove how the Muslims are used as a vote bank.

Unfor tunately, all these last until the polling dates. Soon after, different parties go their own way and the elected government once again turns a blind eye towards the betterment of Muslims. The wishes and aspirations spelled out in the constitution becomes only a mirage. The Muslims are pushed into the background to be brought back to the forefront before another set of elections.

I witnessed a similar scenario when I left my hometown Sialkot. There was no difference during those days and we lived as citizens, not as Hindus and Muslims. I had even got the Crescent tattooed at the bidding of my Muslims friends. However, none of them agreed to my plea that one of them should have a tattoo of OM. They said that they would be beaten up at their home if they did.

We have come a long way from that time. Today, the society is so polarized that the question of tattooing other religion’s symbol does not arise. He would be a brave man who dares the community by violating its code. Muslims prefer to live in a locality where their community’s people are concentrated. They do not feel safe in a mixed or secular habitation.

At the same time a Muslim does not get accommodation or think of buying a property in a decent locality. They do not even agitate for it lest they should be misunderstood. But there are instances of Muslims having bought properties in a Hindu locality after the court’s intervention. Of course, there are some misguided elements among Muslims throwing their weight about.

However, despite Hindutva factor people in India are realizing that they have to live together as they have done centuries before. That is the idea of India and most people are clutching at it.

Post-mortem

The church and its virus in Nagaland Give us a reason to elect you again

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he arrival of Christianity brought tremendous impact in the life of the Nagas. The early missionaries toiled day and night to educate the Nagas both spiritually and educationally. What was considered uncivilized by outsiders were well polished by them. Christian values began to merge with cultural settings, making it glow even in the dark hours of life. The fruits we enjoy today is the seed of hard work sown by committed missionaries. We must be thankful and remain faithful to our Christian life. After long years of Christian life, things have changed because the term ‘Christian’ is used as an “identity” and not as “name”.

Thus, many Nagas call themselves Christians not knowing what ‘Christian’ really means to them. To be a Christian has personal and community touch more than with the structural Church. ‘Christian’ (name) is far separated from the person and ‘Christianity’ (established religion) seems too foreign to us.

The Christian values are not intrusion to our cultural milieu. Years back, I remember that some denominations were against the celebration of cultural festivals and tribal dances. Parents were on the lookout lest their children should join such festivities (it’s too unclean because you are a ‘Christian’). Are Christians born in heaven to dwell on earth? No, it is just the opposite. Even some good church leaders began to preach the Word of God wrongly to the congregation. They would say that wearing tribal attires, ear rings, bangles, etc. are against the Holy Bible (which Holy Bible?). The simple flock listened with full heart and lost their tribal assets. Therefore, tribal festivities began to dry up with few members singing merrily hoy, hoy in the village.

Their voice resounds beyond the village gate. Men holding a cup of Zü (locally made wine) made the atmosphere even merrier. ‘Christians’ who do not join the tribal festivities began to use IMFL drinks, while others drank just a cup of Zü.

That made a great difference between the two. The wall between the two was strongly built like the Great Wall of China. Shockingly, this entire scene changed when tribal dance (show) became monetary. Lots and lots of people began to take part in it. Parents began to search for the lost traditional attires with regrets and tears as they were badly and sweetly cheated in the name of God. Young boys and girls were forced to join the

festival by their grandparents.

The money they earn could be used to buy milk powder and sugar for grandparents.

Moreover, women folk began to commercialize every tribal shawls and mekhalas. Every new month would mean new innovation. They called it the latest shawls and mekhalas of the tribe. They are sold with exaggerated price to make it more original and valuable.

Most of which are used during Christian celebrations (now you got it) than tribal festivals.

I am sure Naga women can even design new India Flag because they are culturally so creative! God and Government forbid! Manipulating traditional values and cultural things in the name of conference and convention are too common for Nagas. Therefore, we have lost the taste of culture and hide inside the term ‘Christian’. This is how Christians get divided bit by bit only to be blown away by the wind.

The unifying spirit of Christianity is lost in the wild woods. Any building with a Cross on top does not become a Church. Likewise, Church formed by the so called ‘Spiritual Theologians’ may not necessarily be the Church of Christ. The emergence of new churches in Nagaland seems like the rushing water of Dhansari in Dimapur where people take bath only to get dirtier. There is no wrong in forming new churches for the good of the people and as per the need of the people in big towns and cities, yet this has created abundant confusion in the mind of the people. Where does this Church come from?

Who is the founder of this new church? Who funded the project? Is it inspired by God or new spirit of men and women?

Is it the result of prophesies?

Did God say that they must construct a Church at such and such place? The minds of the people are torn apart, and the little faith they have in God is forcibly pushed down by the new standing church.

The time will come when every nook and corner of our cities will be filled with new churches. Church leaders will start campaigning to get more and more members under their fold (it has already begun). Any diverse opinion among two or three leaders will result in the birth of new churches. The attitude of ‘In my church, I should be the head, not the body or tail’ will invite further destruction and division. This is what most churches are heading for. If not taken care, Nagas will have their own self-acclaimed

church without the Read Head, Jesus Christ. Many churches bring speakers from foreign lands during conference and convention for external shows (may be foreigners are more Christian than we are). The time has come whereby many Christians claim themselves to be another prophets/prophetess. They can predict the life of their neighbours except their own.

Such people can hear the voice of God anytime and anywhere as though God is a piece of “EARPHONE.”They have become foolish Christians instead of fully Christians.

Such people are the real virus to Christian community.

With the coming of election, the new born prayer groups will emerge from nowhere in the name of God. They predict misfortunes and miseries only for financial gain (may be Heaven can be bought by money and the bank account of such groups reflect their account above).

The higher the amount, the better and longer the prayers.

Well, a good and delicious food should not be forgotten, because you cannot pray empty stomach (empty stomach make louder noise than your vocal prayers). Such evil practices have already delved the life of Naga Christians. All that glitters is not gold. Be on the lookout…

The rush for the birth of new churches are becoming more than the labour rooms of the hospital. I fear that days will come, when Nagaland will conduct ANNUAL SPELLING BEE COMPETITION to spell and name all the churches present in Nagaland -God church, Christ church, Jesus church, Holy Spirit church, Amazing church, the true church, the only true church, the more true church, the better church, harvest church, not yet harvested church, green church, ripen church, paddy field church, jhum church, terrace church, Jerusalem church, Bethlehem church, Israel church, soul church, body church, etc…(if there are churches with such name, it is only co-incidental. Therefore, no offence against any church bearing such name) I am an ignorant Christian with little knowledge of God and neighbour, yet concern about good Christian living. I still believe that some good Church/es will bring about some anti-virus to format or heal such sicknesses in Nagaland. If not treated in time, it will be incurable.

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

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very time whenever election approached you came with colourful promises, but when you got elected you could hardly fulfill any of those heart-warming promises you made. As a matter of fact many common people who were once good and loving neighbours had to fight with one another to get you elected. We know that a good number of the votes that qualified you for the State Legislative Assembly seat were bought, but you should remember that many more than those votes for which you paid were totally clean with the expectation that you’d do at least something for the development and betterment of the society.

But now, to begin with look at our roads, look at every state of affairs in our state at present, there is not even a single thing that is going well. When it comes to foreign trips whether for official purposes or personnel you were the most excited person and never made any excuse to skip and that made you to experience for yourselves how Offices in other countries or states are functioning, the numerous public facilities ranging from Sanitation facilities, public transports, Hospitals, Schools, Sports and other cultural training centers for the youth and not forgetting the roads, but coming back home much of the money that are meant/ sanctioned for similar kind of developmental works are nowhere to be found. Instead, even salary for the teachers and employees in various other sectors, Scholarship meant for the students, countless improper appointments made through unfair means depriving the best intellectuals among the equals, many faithful employees with their humble families are left starving, children’s school fees unpaid making the holy and innocent children suffer, students studying without electricity, Hospitals

with no adequate medical professionals, many talented and abled youth living in frustration due to leaders like you who are filled with corruption, nepotism, tribalism and no vision. Whether it is by yourselves or any of your personal Secretaries/ Assistants/ party workers, lots of funds that are meant for development have vanished.

As a matter of fact, I doubt if many of you have even visited your constituency after getting elected where your people supported you with much hope, many of you have probably not even attended your District Planning Development Board meetings or Sub Divisional Planning Board Meetings.

You have cheated us all these years, yes, we have also made a blunder in making you our representatives because all that you have been doing is kicking enough dust in winter and dirty water in summer upon the poor students and the common people with your super expensive SUVs and now hardly anything in your calculation working sensibly, rather everything have come to a standstill and our state lying in shambles. All that you have taught us is to hate and destroy each other instead of growing together.

Now therefore, give us a reason why we should elect you again as our representative for another five years when the public have not gained anything through you.

Therefore, we cannot afford to put another term into your hands and reckon that it is time for the youth, men and women of integrity (morally and financially) with vision and dedication to represent the people in the government as Nagaland needs to catch up with the rest of the world on all fronts.

Thungdemo Kyong, Team Metamorphosis, (tkyong@rediffmail.com)

Reader’s Post

The church and search for a music director in Nagaland

Sir,

Something to ponder upon, in regard to the demand for a Music Director in Church at present. Certain requirements which are expected from a candidate are that the person has to be well educated in both Theology as well as in Music with high grades, or who holds a degree in both.

In addition a music director should be either of the following: Good Pianist, Drummer, Guitarist, Conductor, etc. such expectations are unwise.

The basic element for a Music Director is to be well acquainted with Staff Notation and Conducting. Expertise in other instruments should come as a secondary choice. This is a reason why some churches keep a separate pianist alongwith a Praise & Worship team besides a music director.

To give momentum to the points, If we observe thoroughly there are only few Theological Colleges in Nagaland which provides facility of Basic Music.

It is a fact that only few people accomplish both Theology and Music when they go for Music Studies as their profession after their Theological Studies. Apart from this the other group of students graduate either as theologians with basic knowledge in Music and vice versa. It is my urge to the church authorities that this Concept is wrong when searching for a Music Director. A person who is well equipped in Music (Music Theory and Conducting), and who is capable can also serve the Lord as Music Director and not only Theological Students. And when there is a search it is rare and difficult to get a person who is professional in both music and theology. Above all let your decisions be based on the performance and capability and willingness of a person and not just quantity education. Let’s change our percept for a better tomorrow.

Abel Toluvi Asumi, Musician’s Academy, Purana Bazaar, Dimapur

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

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Minimum balance penalty to offset Jan Dhan accounts: SBI The SBI has made it mandatory for savings accounts in metropolitan areas to maintain a minimum balance of Rs 5,000, Rs 3,000 in urban areas, Rs 2,000 in semi-urban areas and Rs 1,000 in rural areas, from April 1. These charges will be based on the difference between the minimum balance required and the shortfall. For metropolitan areas, if the shortfall is greater than 75 per cent. the charges would be Rs 100 plus service tax.

If the shortfall is between 50-75 per cent, the bank would charge Rs 75 plus service tax and for below 50 per cent shortfall, a fee of Rs 50 plus service tax would be levied, according to the SBI notification of new charges. Similarly, for rural areas, the penalty for non-maintenance of minimum balance ranges from Rs 20-50 plus service tax.

A number of private sector banks already have the condition for maintenance of minimum balance.

ICICI Bank savings accounts need to have a minimum balance of Rs 10,000 in urban and metropolitan areas and Rs 5,000 in semiurban areas.

Delhi Police felicitates 200 women trained in self-defence

New Delhi, MAR 8 (AGENCIES): An Aadhaar card is a must for women living in Below Poverty Line (BPL) households to avail of free cooking gas (LPG) connection under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY), the government said on Wednesday.

The gover nment launched the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana last year to provide free LPG connections to 5 crore poor women in three years.

“Individual beneficiary desirous of availing the benefit under the scheme [PMUY] is hereby required to furnish proof of possession of Aadhaar number or undergo Aadhaar authen-

tication,” said a gazette notification issued by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas. The women under BPL who do not have Aadhaar number have been asked to apply for it by May 31. Once enrolled for Aadhaar, the beneficiary can apply for free LPG connection by providing the enrolment ID slip or a copy of such a request.

Such application will have to be accompanied by one of the government identification documents like bank passbook with photograph, voter ID, ration card, permanent account number (PAN), driving licence, kisan photo passbook or a certificate

of identity having a photo issued by a gazetted officer on an official letterhead, the notification said.

The Ministr y has asked state-owned fuel retailing firms to facilitate enrolment of beneficiaries for biometric identification number.

In October last, the government made Aadhaar mandatory for availing of cooking gas (LPG) subsidy.

The government now gives 12 cylinders of 14.2 kg each at subsidised rates per household in a year. The subsidy on every cylinder is transferred in advance directly into bank accounts of individuals, who then buy the cooking fuel at market rates.

College ex-Principal elected as Mumbai Mayor

Mumbai, Mar 8 (IANS): Senior Shiv Sena leader and former college Principal Vishwanath P. Mahadeshwar was on Wednesday elected the Mayor of BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation, the country’s biggest and the richest civic body, officials here said.

Mahadeshwar, 56, is a three-time municipal corporator from Bandra.

With his election, the Shiv Sena’s hold over the Mayor’s post continues for the fifth consecutive term.

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New Delhi, Mar 8 (IANS): The Delhi government has allocated Rs 11,300 crore, almost a quarter of its Rs 48,000 crore Budget, to the education sector, Finance Minister Manish Sisodia said here on Wednesday.

“Education is the most important segment of this government. In this Budget, we are now focusing on improving the quality of education in government schools,” Sisodia said in the Delhi assembly.

“The allocation for education is Rs 11,300 crore which is 24 per cent of the total Budget.”

“We were the first government to allocate maximum share to the education (sector) and this is the consecutive third year that we have been doing that,” the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader said.

The Delhi government in the last financial year allocated Rs 10,690 crore for the education sector.

Sisodia said 24 new schools will start functioning this year while

construction of 10,000 new class rooms will start during the next fiscal.

“Introduction of preprimary classes in 156 government schools will be started in 2017-18 with upgraded infrastructure facilities.”

Out of its Rs 48,000 crore Budget for the next financial year, the Delhi government has earmarked Rs 5,736 crore for health and Rs 5,506 crore for transport.

Sisodia, who is also the Deputy Chief Minister, said 110 Mohalla Clinics are functional in Delhi and the number will be increased to 150 by the end of March.

“The gover nment aims to set up 1,000 such clinics in the next financial year.”

The number of polyclinics -- secondary healthcare centres -- will be increased from the existing 23 to 150 over the next financial year, he said.

For improving the public transport system in the city, 736 more buses under cluster scheme will be added during 2017-18, the AAP leader said.

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Five youths from the WVI were identified as ‘Police Mitras’. “’Police Mitra’ is a unique programme, wherein civil society members help report cases of abuse and violence faster,” reads the release.

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New Delhi, March 8 (IANS): The Delhi Police on the occasion of International Women’s Day on Wednesday felicitated 200 women who were trained in the art of self-defence.

These women were trained with the help of World Vision India (WVI), a non-profit organisation, in order to make the city safe for women.

According to a release issued by the WVI, a ceremony was conducted for these women at Ram Lila Maidan on completing the 15-day training successfully.

During the ceremony, Deputy Commissioner of Police Milind Dumbere urged all women and girls to speak up.

“The self-defence programme was formulated keeping the best interests of women and girls in mind,” the release quoted Dumbere as saying.

“Going ahead we remain committed to ensuring that all women and children in Delhi enjoy their right to a safe and empowered environment to flourish in.”

Dumbere added: “We look forward to the communities’ support in addressing the issue of violence and crime in the city.”

Lu c k now, M ar 8 (IANS): Over 50 per cent polling was reported across 40 seats in the final phase of Uttar Pradesh assembly elections on Wednesday with long queues seen outside voting stations.

After a slow start, around 51.69 per cent voting was reported from all the seven districts.

A high voter turnout of 53.47 per cent has been reported from Varanasi, the parliamentary constituency of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Neighbouring Mirzapur recorded 55.92 per cent till 3 p.m., 52.82 per cent in Jaunpur, 54 per cent in Ghazipur and 52.9 per cent in Bhadohi.

Impressive balloting was also reported from the two Maoist-infested areas of Sonebhadra (53.2 per cent) and Chanduali (55 per cent).

Some snags in Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) were reported from some places while polling agents of the BJP in some seats in Varanasi accused the polling officers of deliberately delaying the voting, to benefit the ruling Samajwadi Party.

concrete information did Gadchiroli police nab him from his residence at Delhi University Road on May 9, 2014.

From the content of the chip recovered from Mishra and hard disk recovered from Saibaba’s home, their involvement in Maoist activities as well as their work in spreading their ideology was clearly established.

It came to fore during investigations that Saibaba was joint secretary of the

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Mumbai, Mar 8 (IANS): Providing a rationale for re-introducing penalty for non-maintenance of minimum balance in its savings accounts from April 1, State Bank of India chief Arundhati Bhattacharya on Wednesday said the public sector lender needs funds to balance the oeprational costs of Jan Dhan accounts.

“Now there is a burden of a lot of things. We have 11 crore financial inclusion accounts - basic savings and Jan Dhan accounts - and have to manage them as well,” Bhattacharya said on the sidelines of a women entrepreneurs’ national convention here.

“SBI was the only bank that didn’t have this as we have removed it in 2012,” she said. This condition of maintaining minimum balance will not be applicable to the Jan Dhan accounts, she added. According to reports, the government has asked SBI to reconsider its decision to levy the penalty, though Bhattacharya said that the bank has not received any formal request on this. She also said that SBI’s requirement for minimum balance is lowest among all banks.

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Revolutionary Democratic Front (RDF) which had openly claimed that Naxalism was the only way of overthrowing the government.

It was also established that Saibaba had links with countries like Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and his role behind Maoist support to the separate Kashmir movement was also exposed.

After his arrest, Saibaba was in jail as his bail application was rejected

by Justice Sunil Shukre of Nagpur bench on August 25, 2014.

He was granted temporary bail by the principal bench in Mumbai led by the then chief justice, till December 30, 2015, primarily on health grounds, till it was cancelled by Justice Arun Chaudhari citing strong evidence against him.

He was finally granted bail by the Supreme Court in September last year.

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The three women scientists from ISRO, who were honoured, were Subha Varier, B Codananyaguy and Anatta Sonney. They have participated in ISRO’s historic space missions like the Chandrayaan mission, Mangalyaan mission and the most recent launch of 104 satellites in one go.

Subha Varier, who was in-charge of the video system for the launch of 104 satellites, explained her role in the most recent mission, “Video is the best way to show our achievement.

‘Adi Parva’, based on the Mahabharata, Puraans and tradition of oral storytellers, was selected as one of the year 2012’s best graphic novel.

Asia’s first woman to drive a diesel train, Mumtaz Kazi, was also bestowed with an award.

Anoyara Khatun, a survivor of trafficking, who has worked to rescue child labourers, victims of human trade and domestic violence, also received an award. Anoyara was also nominated for the International Children’s Peace Prize in 2012 and has represented India at the UN. The Nari Shakti Puraskar comprises Rs one lakh and a certificate.

Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi was also present at the event where she recounted the achievements of her ministry in the past three years.

GADCHIROLI, MAR 8 (AGENCIES): It was the arrest of Hem Mishra on August 22, 2013, following a tip-off, that foiled Professor G N Saibaba’s plans.

He had sent a microchip with Mishra to be handed over to dreaded naxal Narmada Akka in the dense jungles of Gadchiroli.

Mishra was nabbed along with Mahesh Tirki and Pandu Narote, who were with him and were acting as mediators. The three were supposed to meet with underground naxal Ramdar.

Following their interrogation, cops rounded off Prashant Rahi Deori in Gondia and Vijay Tirki, who acted as his courier, on September 2, 2013. After their interrogation, police zeroed in on Saibaba, who was acting as a Naxal thinktank. But it took them about six months as he operated using pseudo names. Only after getting

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Seeing is believing. In this mission we had satellites of six different countries and therefore it was even more necessary to have visual evidence.”

“We had eight cameras for video processing.

Images were acquired in real time, compressed, transmitted on ground, decompressed and converted into a video so all of us could watch it,” she said.

An all-women kathakali troupe was also awarded for claiming a dance form which was traditionally a male preserve.

Tripunithura Kathakali Kendram Ladies Troupe from Kerala was formed in 1975 and since then they have delivered over 1,500 performances in India and abroad.

Among other winners were Amruta Patil, a writer and painter. She is also the first female graphic novelist of the country. Her novel

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NEW DELHI, MAR 8 (AGENCIES): Gender biases have no place in modern India where inclusive development is a key objective, President Pranab Mukherjee said on Wednesday.

He also lamented the rise in crime against women and said it was inexcusable that they do not feel as secure and safe as they should in India.

His remarks came during a ceremony held at Rashtrapati Bhavan to present Nari Shakti (Women Power) Puraskar on the occasion of the International Women’s Day. The 31 awardees who were honoured included ISRO scientists, first-ever women troupe of Kathakali dancers, India’s first female graphic novelist, survivors of acid attack and trafficking, environment and animal activists, among others.

Bhubaneswar, Mar 8 (IANS): Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Wednesday launched a helpline for women on the occasion of International Women’s Day to help women in distress.

The toll-free helpline service ‘181’, will be available 24x7 in all districts of the state.

The helpline will extend prompt response to women affected by violence, provide information about women-related government schemes and programmes and a range of other services.

Attending an event here, Patnaik asked people to take a pledge to work collectively for ensuring women’s rights and gender parity in every walk of life.

He said the state government is taking several steps for the socio-economic empowerment of women in the state.

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He said state government was actively considering a proposal for increasing maternity leave for female employees from 90 days at present to 180 days on a par with the Central government. NU pro-vice chancellor, Buno Liegise, in her address on empowering through quality education, said with over 2000 different school institutions, over 64 colleges affiliated to NU and five universities in the state, it was hopeful that those institutions would be able to provide quality education to all the students. She said quality education would be the key to fulfil the planet 50-50 by 2030. SRCW mission director and secretary NSSWB, Daisy Mezhur, highlighted on one-stop centre and women helpline. Officers and staffs of social welfare department, NU faculties and students and others attended the programme.

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said though Delhi’s IGI airport is not an RCS airport, the concession has been extended by the Delhi government to support RCS on the ministry’s request. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal hailed the government’s decision and said it would lead to reduction in airfares of flights to remote areas from Delhi.

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NSCW chairperson said it was time to venture out of one’s shell and approach the traditional patriarchs and disseminate the message that times have changed and that they too should introspect about the injustice embedded in customary laws and traditions regarding the status of women.

In his keynote address, state chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar, said planet 50-50 by 2030 envisaged a world where all women and girls have equal opportunities and rights by 2030. He said it was clear that there were plenty of works to be done to achieve this goal in the State. Kumar pointed out that better availability of water in the villages and towns that will save a lot of time and effort for women and girls and would enable them to raise their productivity.

Also, the chief secretary said more institutional delivery centres should be established while in the field of education the literacy gap of 6.6% among males and

ity to smaller cities. The scheme was launched last year but flights under it are yet to take off.

“We have decided to bring down VAT on ATF from 25 per cent to 1 per cent for flights to remote areas such as North Eastern states to support the Centre’s regional connectivity scheme,” Sisodia

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(From p-1) Dr. Temsula, however, expressed optimism that all was not lost because “we will continue to work for equal human rights for women and eventually gain entry into decision-making bodies with or without the reservation policy.” She stressed on the need to retrospect as to where there was failure to recognize the true reality and context of the situation by going back to the very heart of Naga society (in the villages) and the traditions and customs of the villages, which moulded the mindset of the patriarchs.

Expressing her view that Naga women did not have equal rights, Dr. Temsula said one needed to look back on the activities and decide where it went wrong to antagonize the men folk. She said there had been some minor changes in the grassroots level of governance, where some tribes have started inducting women into their councils.

Yet, she said that only time will tell whether it was real power-sharing or just token-

Delhi and remote areas identified under the RCS scheme as per prescribed conditions.

Sisodia said the decision to cut the VAT on ATF will benefit people from the Northeast and other remote areas as fares under RCS will come down significantly. The regional connectivity scheme

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cheaper with the AAP government today announcing slashing of VAT on Air Turbine Fuel (ATF) from existing 25 per cent to one per cent to compliment the Centre’s regional connectivity scheme (RCS).

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NEW DELHI, Mar 8 (Agencies): The government and its investment promotion agency, Invest India, are in talks with close to 300 companies both Indian and foreign -to channelize investment of close to $62 billion (over Rs 4 lakh crore) into the country, which may help create over 17 lakh jobs.

With proposed investment of around $32 billion

by Chinese companies, nearly half the flows being pursued are from China, a move that is expected to help cut the massive flow of imports from across the border, besides creating employment in the country, sources told TOI. On top of the list is Sany, which may invest nearly $10 billion in the wind power space. The list also includes real estate and construction companies such as Dalian Wanda Group, which is in talks with the Haryana government for several realty projects with each planning to invest close to $5 billion.

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NEW DELHI, Mar 8 (PTI): A weak global trend and tepid demand from local jewellers pulled gold prices down by another Rs 50 to Rs 29,500 per 10 grams at the bullion market on Wednesday. The precious metal had lost Rs 550 in the last two days. Silver also drifted lower by Rs 400 to Rs 42,100 per kg on reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers. Traders said that apart from a weak global trend, fall in demand from local jewellers and retailers at the domestic spot market following the end of wedding season mainly kept pressure on gold prices.

Globally, gold fell by 0.19 per cent to $1,213.30 an ounce and silver by 0.26 per cent to $17.43 an ounce in Singapore. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 and 99.5 per cent purity declined

by Rs 50 each to Rs 29,500 and Rs 29,350 per 10 grams, respectively.

was there earlier also and SBI was the only bank to withdraw it in 2012.

“Our analysis have shown that most of the account holders maintain more than Rs 5,000 on a monthly basis and so they do not have to worry about any penalty,” Bhattacharya said.

She clarified that the penalty on non-maintenance of minimum balance will not be applicable on Jan Dhan accounts.

Asked about the government’s direction to the bank to reconsider the decision, SBI’s Managing Director Rajnish Kumar (National Banking) said the bank has not received any communication on this issue. “There is no formal communication. We will see if something comes,” Kumar said. Under the revised charges, withdrawal of cash from ATMs will attract a charge of up to Rs 20 if the number of transactions exceeds three from other bank’s ATMs in a month and Rs 10 for more than five withdrawals from SBI ATMs.

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manage such a large number of Jan Dhan accounts, we need some charges. We have considered many factors and after analysing carefully, we have taken this step,” SBI Chairperson Arundhati Bhattacharya told reporters here on the sidelines of a women entrepreneurs’ national convention.

As per the list of revised charges of SBI, failure to maintain Monthly Average Balance (MAB) in accounts will attract penalty of up to Rs 100 plus service tax.

In metropolitan areas, there will be a charge of Rs 100 plus service tax, if the balance falls below 75 per cent of the MAB of Rs 5,000. If the shortfall is 50 per cent or less of the MAB, then the bank will charge Rs 50 plus service tax.

The charges and MAB varies according to the location of bank. It is minimum in case of rural branches.

Bhattacharya said all the banks have minimum balance requirement for account holders and SBI as such has the lowest minimum balance requirement.

She said the penalty

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Mumbai, Mar 8 (PTI): Facing a backlash for levying penalty on non-maintenance of minimum balance in accounts, SBI today justified its move saying the bank needs to impose some charges to balance the “burden” of managing a large number of no-frills Jan Dhan accounts.

The bank also said it has not received any “formal communication” from the government for re-considering the penalty and it will take a call “if something comes”. It also clarified the penalty would not apply to Jan Dhan accounts.

Last week, the country’s largest lender decided to re- introduce penalty on non-maintenance of minimum balance in accounts and also revised charges on other banking services.

The new charges would be applicable from April 1.

The move by the state-run banking major has faced a lot of criticism, including from the opposition parties. “Today, we have lot of burden such as we have 11 crore financial inclusion or Jan Dhan accounts. To

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KABUL, MAR 8 (AFP): Gunmen dressed as doctors stormed Afghanistan’s largest military hospital today, officials said, in a six-hour attack claimed by the Islamic State group as it makes inroads into the warbattered country.

The assault on the Sardar Daud Khan hospital left at least three people dead and 66 others wounded, health officials reported, with explosions and gunfire rattling Kabul’s diplomatic district as dense clouds of smoke rose in the sky. Medical staff hunkered down in the hospital wards posted desperate messages for help on social media, with local television footage showing some of them trapped on the ledge of a top floor window.

“Attackers are inside the hospital. Pray for us,” a hospital staff member wrote on Facebook.

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LONDON, MAR 8 (PTI): Prime Minister Theresa May suffered a second setback over Brexit after the House of Lords voted to give parliament the right to veto the final outcome of her crucial talks on how Britain leaves the European Union.

After a three-hour debate, the House of Lords voted 366 to 268 to back calls for a “meaningful vote” on the final terms of withdrawal from the 28member bloc. Peers yesterday amended the legislation that will authorise May to notify the EU of the UK’s intention to leave and pave the way for official Brexit talks to begin.

It is the second defeat the Lords has inflicted on Prime Minister May over the Brexit bill, giving her the power to trigger Article 50 talks, after she and her ministers demanded it be passed by Lords unamended. On March 1, May suffered her first parliamentary defeat over Brexit after the House of Lords voted

Afghans cry after an attack on a military hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan, Wednesday, March 8, 2017.

tors told AFP three gunmen wearing white laboratory coats began spraying bullets after a suicide bomber on foot blew himself up at the backdoor entrance, sparking chaos inside the 400-bed facility.

“I saw one of the attackers, armed with an AK47 and dressed as doctor, shooting at patients and guards on the third floor,” h o s p i t a l nu r s e A b d u l

Qadeer told AFP. “They shot my friend but I managed to flee... I had to jump over the barbed wire to escape.”

At least two other loud explosions -- including what the defense ministry called a car bomb in the hospital’s parking lot -were heard as Afghan special forces launched a clearance operation that lasted around six hours.

in favour of an amendment to guarantee the rights of EU citizens in the UK after the country leaves the single market.

The Brexit secretary David Davis said the government would try to throw out the amendment and a previous one that would guarantee the rights of EU citizens in the UK when the Brexit bill returns to the House of Commons on Monday. “It is disappointing that the House of Lords has chosen to make further changes to a bill that the Commons passed without amendment,” he said.

“It has a straightforward purpose – to enact the referendum result and allow the government to get on with negotiating a new partnership with the EU. “It is clear that some in the Lords would seek to frustrate that process, and it is the government’s intention to ensure that does not happen. We will now aim to overturn these amendments in the House of Commons,” Davis said.

Eyes on selfie-taking ushers at China’s political meetings

BEIJING, MAR 8 (AGENCIES): Dressed in vermillion coats, colorful scarves and high-heeled boots, the well-coiffed young women accompany delegates at China’s rubber stamp legislature to the Great Hall of the People then hold signs up to guide them back to their buses.

In between, the women move on to the equally important tasks of taking selfies and posing for painstakingly composed group photos.

The women have become as much a feature of the National People’s Congress’ annual session as the speeches and ritualized discussions inside the imposing building.

Whether leaping into the air as a group or posing in perfectly symmetrical lines, their images grace Hospitality staff strike a pose for photos on Tiananmen Square near the pages and websites of Chinese the Great Hall of the People where a plenary session for the National news outlets.

People’s Congress is held in Beijing, Wednesday. (AP/PTI) Chinese media typically run

photo galleries of the women in various formations, accompanied by captions attesting to how the “beautiful service staff ” provide assistance to the delegates and “add warmth and color” to the meetings.

They are among the thousands of support workers employed at the political gathering in central Beijing who have been carefully picked, according to Chinese media reports, in part based on their appearance.

The staff are trained on how they should stand, smile, gesticulate and pour hot water into the tea mugs of leading members seated on the vast stage before the nearly 3,000 delegates.

Designed to affirm the work of China’s government, the legislature’s annual meeting in Beijing is a tightly orchestrated affair that rarely veers from the script.

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If it is rejected, Park, who has been holed up in the presidential palace with her power suspended, would immediately return to office and stay until the end of her term in February 2018.

The 65-year-old conservative president was elected in 2012 partly thanks to the popularity of her father and late army

dictator, Park Chung-Hee. But the scandal involving her secret confidante Choi Soon-Sil has triggered a dramatic downfall of the leader who once was dubbed the “queen of elections” due to staunch support from conservative voters.

Choi is accused of using her presidential ties to force local firms to “donate” nearly $70 million to non-profit foundations she then allegedly used for personal gain. She is currently on trial for abuse of power, coercion and fraud.

Park is accused of colluding with Choi to extract money from the firms and letting the friend handle a wide range of state affairs, including the nomination of cabinet members.

A number of former presidential aides and cabinet members have been arrested and charged with abuse of power or leaking secret state documents to Choi at Park’s order.

Video emerges of ‘son’ of assassinated Kim Jong-Nam

SEOUL, MAR 8 (AFP): A video of a man describing himself as the son of assassinated North Korean exile Kim Jong-Nam emerged today, apparently the first time a family member has spoken about the killing.

The video was uploaded to the YouTube page of a previously unknown group, Cheollima Civil Defense (CCD), which claimed to have “extracted” vulnerable members of JongNam’s family with the help of the Dutch, US and South Korean authorities, and was keeping them under protection in an undisclosed location. South Korea’s intelligence agency confirmed the

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This is to inform to all the interested candidates that, the training course on cutting & tailoring, knitting and embroidery for the year 2017 is scheduled to commence from 1st week of April, 2017 at the respective Labour Welfare Centres; (i) LWC Dimapur (ii) LWC Nagaland Pulp & Paper Co. Ltd. Tuli, Mokokchung (iii) LWC Wazeho Mini Cement Plant, Phek and (iv) LWC Doyang Hydro Electric Project (DHEP) Doyang. The application forms for the 8 (eight) months training course will be available from 14th March to 18th March, 2017 during office hours. The application forms of LWC Doyang Hydro Electric Project (DHEP) Doyang can be obtained through, Shri. J C Das, Sr. Manager (C) DHEP, Doyang.

The last date for submission of the application forms will be on or before 18th March, 2017.

The Department will provide all the training materials, kits, free of cost to each trainees throughout the training period.

(Er. L. NUNGSHIYANGER AIER) Labour Commissioner Nagaland, Kohima Issued by DIPR DC-428

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DIPHUPAR LOTHA HOHO Nzontsu Thyutasanta Ji (March) 11, 2017 (9 AM) Lo ete Jibo ki Jilona Khiala. Hoji tsukona Khanhyai Topvuna mmyanta Rotale to Ntsitala.

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Nungying Village Government Employee’s Union (NVGEU) nzontsi thyutasanta chi 13 th March 2017 lo Wokha Town G.A. Yankho (NVGEU) kipvulen Tsenrow Ngullie ki ji lona enyathung 10:30 am lo khiala, hochi tsukona khanhyae topvu tona randana vantasi thyutasanta jilo oyi thetale to nzontsu eranpvuo shompo Zubemo Kikon yakchia jonjia ntsijantala montsow to.

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SEOUL, MAR 8 (AGENCIES): The political fate of South Korea’s scandal-hit President Park Geun-Hye will be decided by the country’s highest court Friday, a spokesman said, when it will rule on whether to confirm her impeachment.

Park was impeached by parliament in December over a major corruption and influence-peddling scandal that rocked the nation and prompted millions to take to the street to demand her ouster.

Eight judges at the Constitutional Court have been reviewing the validity of the motion.

“It has been decided that the ruling on the impeachment of the president will be announced at 11am on March 10,” a court spokesman said Wednesday, adding the decision would be televised live.

If her removal is upheld, Park would become the first-ever South Korean president to be sacked by

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY & VETERINARY SERVICES

NAGALAND : KOHIMA NO.VET./EST-201/2016-17 Dated Kohima the 8th March 2017

ADDENDUM/CORRIGENDUM NO.VET/EST-201/2016-17 : Reference to the even advertisement NO.VET/EST-201/2016-17/Dt. the 6th March 2017, the following CORRIGENDUM/ADDENDUM has been made.

ITEM NO. 2. AGE LIMIT – AS ON 1.4.2017 1. Minimum - 21 years 2. Maximum - 30 years NOTE : The upper age is relaxable by : A) 5 (five) years for SC/ST candidates.

B) Age relaxation for serving Government employees shall be allowed equal to the numbers of years in service, subject to maximum of 5 (five) years.

C) For candidates who are Government employees "NO OBJECTION CERTIFICATE" should be produced duly signed by the Head of the Department with Name and Office Seal, along with date of appointment.

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Sd/Dr. I. P. Khala Director of A.H & Veterinary Services Nagaland : Kohima

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UNIVERSITY

(A Central University Established by the Act of Parliament No. 35, 1989) School of Agricultural Sciences & Rural Development Medziphema Campus - 797106 (Nagaland) No:NU/SASRD/ADMN/B-27/14-2202 Dated 07.03.2017

NOTICE INVITING TENDER

Sealed tenders are invited for opening of Campus Cafeteria at NU, SASRD, Medziphema.

Interested persons/parties may download the tender document from the Nagaland University Website nagalanduniversity.ac.in or obtain from the office of the undersigned during office working hours. The Rate Quotations along with tender fee of Rs. 500/- (Non refundable) in the form of DD payable to NU, SASRD Medziphema in sealed envelope subscript on the cover "Quotation for opening of Campus Cafeteria" and addressed to the undersigned should reach office on or before 28.03.2017 upto 4:00 PM. No tenders will be accepted beyond this date and time. Incomplete applications will be rejected.

The University reserves the right to accept or reject any application without assigning any reason whatsoever.

(R.C. GUPTA) Dean DC-438

UNIVERSITY

(A Central University Established by an Act No. 35 of Parliament 1989) School of Agricultural Sciences & Rural Development Medziphema Campus - 797106 (Nagaland) NO.SAMN/ADMN-PRJ/E-132/2016 Dated 08.03.2017 Interested qualified candidates are invited for walk in interview for the under mentioned post under DBT Sponsored project entitled "Establishment of Institutional Level Biotech Hubs" to be conducted on 22nd March 2017 at 11:00 a.m in the Conference Hall, SASRD,NU, Medziphema Campus. Candidates must bring documents supporting educational and experience in original with one set of photocopies.

Sl. Name of No. of No. the post post 1

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Educational Qualification Master's Degree in any biological Sciences with working experience in PCR, Gel-electrophoresis and other biotechnological work specially microbes will be preferred

Desirable

Monthly Emoluments

Candidates with higher For NET/GATE q u a l i f i c a t i o n s a n d qualified ` 25000/experience having ability +10% HRA to plan and execute For the biotechnological works non-NET/GATE independently will be ` 12000/- + 10% given preference HRA

NOTE : 1. No TA/DA will be admissible to the candidate appearing the interview.

2. The above post is purely temporary and is co-terminus with the project.

3. The engagement is upto September 2018, if DBT do not extend the project.

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Classical dancer Arundale Zuboni awarded with ‘Nari Shakti Puraskar 2016’ remembered

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uboni Humtsoe, who heads the indigenous fashion label ‘Precious Me Love’ was awarded the ‘Nari Shakti Puraskar 2016’ for her outstanding contribution to women empowerment.

The award was presented by the President of India, Panab Mukherjee on March 8 at the Rastrapati Bhawan, New Delhi on the occasion of International Women’s Day, 2017.

The award carries a cash prize of Rs. 1 lakh along with a certificate and was conferred to Zuboni by Ministry of Women & Child Development, Government of India.

Recalling about her journey into coming up with Precious Me Love, Zuboni relates the following account: After graduating from Delhi University I did not want to return home to Nagaland because of the lack of opportunities. However, I had to do it when my father suffered a massive stroke and our family was going through a very hard time.

Being a creative person and a dreamer I did not want a Government Desk Job but watching my ailing father suffer broke my heart and that’s when I vowed to work really hard and make my own destiny.

Saving Rs.3500 from my college scholarship fund, I dismantled our beds and converted our bedroom into

Zuboni Humtsoe, receiving the award from the President of India on Wednesday.

a walk-in store and started ‘PreciousMeLove’ (PML) through Facebook in 2011.

Since we did not have a lot of resources, we worked from the backyard of our house, bootstrapped and on a shoe-string budget, tapping our creative veins, making use of all our available resources to the hilt and using artistic photography to share our story.

In the beginning, many people discouraged me saying women can’t or shouldn’t do business. Unmindful, we kept working really hard, made sacrifices, innovated, collaborated, met many wonderful people and made amazing friends. Over time we grew and became an allgirls’ team from the photographers to the seamstresses, stylists to designers, models

to writers, doll-makers to managers.

Living in a society that is crazy about the comforts of white collar jobs, there have been many times that we had to literally rebel against our own families. In 2015 Lothungbeni Humtsoe (PML COO) told her father that she didn’t want a Government job and left home to join PML saying, “If PML can do it, even I can do it”.

Similarly, against her family’s wishes, Babita Meitei (PML head-crafts designer) continues to work and make beautiful handmade dolls.

Other team members also share similar stories of how difficult it is to follow one’s own dream and convince family and relatives most of the times.

Today, PML sells ev-

erything from premium Nagaland fashion designs, vintage clothing, and fashion accessories from different designers to handmade dolls of Northeast India.

From a simple page in Facebook in 2011 we managed to launch our own fashion e-commerce website in 2016, becoming one of the first fashion e-commerce website from Northeast India. The website also features the PML fashion blog and stories of the beautiful handmade dolls of Northeast India.

For more than 5 years now we have been delivering Preciousmelove products to almost every part of the country. From Delhi to Mumbai, Goa, Bangalore, Chennai, Pune, Puducherry, Rajasthan, Gujarat,

Hyderabad, Odisha, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Sikkim, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Tripura, Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland etc. We also have good clients from abroad buying and supporting us.

Keeping social responsibility at the heart of our business we have been conducting and participating in entrepreneurship skill trainings and workshops to encourage more selfempowerment for the students and youths. We are also working towards an inclusive workplace to empower and employ more differently-abled and people from different strata of the society.

Entrepreneurship taught us so much, it has empowered us and the best part of it is that we get to empower and better lives of even more. The love and support regardless of gender, tribe, caste, creed, religion, race has been overwhelming and inspiring. And being aware of the problems we face in our side of the country we envision to work relentlessly and create great industries that would be free of any sort of ‘ism’ and to provide a platform of opportunities, welfare and empowerment to generations. This is our dream that we will spread the love we have received through our work to even more.

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ndian classical dancer Rukmini Devi Arundale was remembered in Googles doodle which was dedicated to mark the International Womens Day, celebrated on March 8.

Rukmini Devi, who led the revival of Bharatnatyam, was featured along with 12 other women, who may not be a household name but made immense contribution in their respective fields.

Born in 1904, Rukmini Devi realised the value of Bharatnatyam which was considered a low art in the early 1920s. Her upper caste status and strong public disapproval could not dampen her spirit for presenting the art form on stage.

She was one of the artistes who worked for the reestablishment of traditional Indian arts and crafts and revived the classical dance form from its original “sadhir” style. Rukmini Devi was awarded Padma Bhushan in 1956 and the Sangeet Natak Akademi Fellowship in 1967. She served as a member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha) for two terms.

The other 12 women who have featured in the doodle are: Ida Wells -- American journalist, suffragist, and civil rights activist; Lotfia El Nadi -- Egypt’s first female pilot; Frida Kahlo -- Mexican painter and activist; Lina Bo Bardi -- Italian-born Brazilian architect; Olga

Skorokhodova -- Soviet scientist and researcher in the field of deaf and blind communication; Miriam Makeba -- South African singer and civil rights activist; Sally Ride -- American astronaut and the first American woman in space; Halet Cambel -- Turkish archaeologist and the first Muslim woman to compete in the O ly m p i c s ; A d a Lovelace -- English mathematician, wr i te r, a nd t he world’s first computer programmer; Cecilia Grierson -- Argentine physician, reformer and the first woman in Argentina to receive a medical degree; Lee Tai-young -- Korean lawyer and activist who was Korea’s first female lawyer and judge; and Suzanne Lenglen -- French tennis champion who popularised the sport. With eight slide shows, the doodle reminded of the female pioneers and their vast contributions in multiple fields -- from arts to science.

Instead of bedtime lullabies and fairy-tale stories, Google this time brought a change in the art of storytelling through the doodle.

The doodle began with a grandmother narrating

to her granddaughter the tales of real-life women who stood apart for their courage, made an identity in their respective fields and became inspiration for many.

O n Fe b r u a r y 2 8 , 1909, the Socialist Party of America observed the earliest Women’s Day in New York.

However, later on March 8, 1917, Women’s Day demonstration sparked the Russian Revolution and the day was eventually declared as national holiday in Russia in 1965.

In 1977, the UN adopted March 8 as the International Women’s Day and since then it celebrates women’s rights and world peace.

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human rights.” @KendallJenner, @BellaHadid, and more share a message on #InternationalWomensDay: http://wmag. cm/ao3DaSm. katyperry Following Standing with all my sisters in solidarity!

Gonna be a lady in red tomorrow Repost @womensmarch: Tomorrow, we strike! Are you with us? Anyone, anywhere, can join by making 3/8 a #DayWithoutAWoman, in one or all of the following ways: 1. Wear RED in solidarity 2. Women strike from paid and unpaid work 3. Everyone buys local or don’t buy at all womensmarch.com/ womensday 174.2k likes 1,689 comments J.K. RowlingVerified account @jk_rowling Happy #InternationalWomensDay or, as it’s often called on here, #WhyIsn’tThere AnInternationalMensDay (There is: November 19th) This week also saw Emma Watson speak out

to defend her feminist values after her topless photo shoot for Vanity Fair – arguing that she ‘can still be a feminist and have boobs’.

“Feminism is about giving women choice,” she said. “Feminism is not a stick with which to beat other women with, it’s about freedom, it’s about liberation, it’s about equality. I really don’t know what my tits have to do with it, it’s quite confusing. I’m always just quietly stunned.

“The shot itself I was honestly slightly taken aback by, because we’d been doing so many crazy things on that shoot,” Watson continued. “But it felt incredibly artistic and I’ve been so creatively involved and engaged with [Vanity Fair photographer Tim Walker], and I’m so thrilled with how interesting and beautiful the photographs were.

“It always reveals to me how many misconceptions and what a misunderstanding there is of what feminism is.”

ever let anyone tell you who you can be, actress Priyanka Chopra told all the girls around the world on the occasion of International Women’s Day on Wednesday.

“The one big message I give young girls all around the world and especially young girls in India is… never let anyone tell you who you can be.

And what you need to be.

And who you should be,” Priyanka said.

The former Miss World, who has been roped in as the global ambassador of hair care brand Pantene, sent out the message through a special video for the brand on Wednesday, read a statement.

Priyanka, who is earning recognition for her work internationally courtesy her American show “Quantico”, added that “for centuries girls have been told how they need to act, what they need to wear and what they need to dress like” and it is time for girls to take their own calls.

“You decide. You figure your future. You decide what is important for you in life,” she added.

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digestion process. * Having sweet or cold or frozen food dishes during activation of left nostril helps in harmonising the body fluids without disrupting the body temperature. * It is recommended to sleep on the left side at night because the longer the right nostril is active during this period, the better for digestion and, hence, for overall health. * Sit in Padmasana pose for 10 minutes in morning.

Concentrate on the Swadisthan Chakra -- around navel.

Do deep breathing through right nostril for 15 times.

It helps in streamlining the digestion flow. * Drinking water from copper vessel is recommended as it helps your body maintain its temperature according to outside weather, thus, helping one to feel rejuvenated and energetic throughout the day. * One can practise this application daily after having lunch and dinner: Lie down straight on plain surface and breathe in normal breathing pattern for eight times, then turn around to right side and breathe for 16 times and then to left side and breathe for 32 times.

OF MR. T. NYAMO KINGHEN and MRS. MARIAM KINGHEN. For his merciful kindness is great toward us: and the truth of the Lord endured for ever.

PRAISE THE LORD. PSALMS 117 : 2.

MAY THE ALMIGHTY GOD CONTINUE HIS BLESSINGS UPON YOU.

1957 to 2017

IMMENSE LOVE. CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT GRANDCHILDREN.

Anupam Kher: God gave women the power to give birth to another life. He knew they are special. If men acknowledge that, we will celebrate Women’s Day everyday.

Mallika Sherawat: There’s no limit to what we, as women can accomplish Michelle Obama. Happy Women’s Day. Sunny Leone: Weird… I thought everyday was Women’s Day. Happy Women’s ‘Every’day.

Nandita Das: Happy Women’s Day! Sushmita Sen: Happy Women’s Day beautiful people. Thank you for all your wishes. My respect to all the men who celebrate

being a part of women. Love you guys.

Sonakshi Sinha: We can do it all and so much more! A very happy Women’s Day. Shilpa Shetty Kundra: It’s break time for me on Women’s Day. Here’s my super special chef and husband Raj Kundra making the perfect eggs.

Prakash Jha: Future of our planet and its civilisation! Happy to live in ‘lady oriented’ world! Love and respect. Women’s Day. R. Madhavan: Wishing all mothers, daughters, wives, sisters, aunts, nieces, cousins, grand moms, grand daughters, sister-in-laws, mother-in-laws Happy Women’s Day.

OFFICE OF THE ASUKHOMI KUGHUKO KUQHAKULU NAGALAND : DIMAPUR

FELICITATION The Asukho Kughuko Kuqhakulu Dimapur, congratulates REV. LUHOI JAKHA for being awarded the 'LEGENDARY AWARD' by the WSBAK, for pioneering in the growth and nurturing of the churches in the Western Sumi Region.

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t is important to take a nap after every meal to soothe your digestive system. While taking the nap, you should first sleep on the left side for some time and relax for 10 minutes before rushing for work, says an expert. Pramod Kulkarni, swaryog expert and founder of SwarYog Foundation, Mumbai, lists some tips: * Swar yog recommends having meals, including spicy or warm food, with activation of right nostril. It helps in controlling excessive body acids generated due to food, thus helping in

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Women’s Day where all your wishes and aspirations are fulfilled.

Anushka Sharma: On this Women’s Day, I’d like to urge all women to respect and love each other. Strong women pull each other up.

You know the struggle, you face the struggle so make this easier for someone else as much as you can.

Madhuri Dixit-Nene: Mothers, daughters, wives.

All these inspire us in life.

For all that you have done against all odds, thank you.

Happy Women’s Day! Subhash Ghai: My genuine salute to the woman who remains a mother in all forms and times. Happy virtuous Women’s Day.

Dr. David Sema President Asukho Kughuko Kuqhakulu Nagaland, Dimapur

Hokiye Shohe Secretary Asukho Kughuko Kuqhakulu Nagaland, Dimapur

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SATAKHA RANGE STUDENTS’ UNION (S.R.S.U) H.Q Satakha Town Dist Zunheboto-798629: Nagaland “With necessary changes”

FELICITATES

With enormous pride and honour we the Satakha Range Students’ Union congratulates Shri G. Kaito Aye on being appointed as Cabinet Minister National Highway and Political Affairs. The Union acclaims his promising service and also wishes to acknowledge the Hon’ble Chief Minister Dr. Shurhozeilie Leizietsu for inducting Shri. G. Kaito Aye as Cabinet Minister. The SRSU wishes him good health and success ahead in discharging responsibilities

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he stars of music, arts and the entertainment world have spoken out to promote International Women’s Day. Today (Wednesday 8 March), sees people across the globe come together to celebrate and promote the movement of women’s rights – while ‘A Day Without Women’ will see women across the US strike to raise awareness for economic inequality, reproductive rights, civil liberties and ending violence.

The likes of Florence + The Machine, Adele, Lily Allen, Katy Perry, JK Rowling, The 1975’s Matty Healy, Bastille, Garbage, Beyonce, PVRIS, La Roux and more have taken online to show their support for International Women’s Day and A Day Without Women – as well as honouring the female figures that matter the most to them.

AdeleVerified account@Adele “Whatever women do they must do twice as well as men to be thought half as good. Luckily, this is not difficult” #internationalwomensday LilyVerified account @lilyallen #iwd2017 #chimamandangoziadichie Appropriate reading for International Women’s Day. It’s… https://www.instagram. com/p/BRX_BmnjufN/ W magazineVerified account @wmag 2h2 hours ago “Women’s rights are

n the occasion of the International Womens Day on Wednesday, popular Bollywood celebrities like Amitabh Bachchan, Anil Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra have come forward to celebrate the power of women and thank them for their various roles in life.

Here’s what some of the celebs tweeted on International Women’s Day: Amitabh Bachchan: On International Women’s Day… Without ‘her’ even “hero’ is ‘0’.

Priyanka Chopra: This Women’s Day, let’s celebrate every woman, every girl.

Anil Kapoor: Happy Women’s Day Sunita Kapoor, Sonam Kapoor and Rhea Kapoor. Thank you for everything you do and everything that you are!

Deepika Padukone: Celebrating International Women’s Day with the women who work tirelessly to bring mental health care to communities in rural Karnataka.

Ajay Devgn: Let’s celebrate everyday as Women’s Day, so we never need only one day!

Hema Malini: Wishing everyone here a wonderful

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I-League: Bagan comes from behind to draw against Mumbai

Mohun Bagan players celebrate after scoring a goal on Wednesday.

set before Balwant (89th) headed in at the back post from a delectable Sony Norde cross.

The result saw Bagan, third in the standings, move to 22 points from 11 games, seven adrift of surprise leaders Aizawl FC who are 29 from 13 outings. East Bengal are second with 27 in their kitty from 13 matches.

Mumbai, at the opposite end of the spectrum,

lifted themselves off the foot of the table with the stalemate, having 10 points from 13 games.

It took Mohun Bagan twelve minutes to take the lead. Norde’s corner was flicked on by Yusa Katsumi to Pritam Kotal who had ghosted inside the box to volley into the roof of the net.

But their joy was short lived when Mumbai scored twice in two minutes. While

the first goal came out of nowhere, the second was due to a defensive error.

Pratesh Shirodkar’s attempt was tapped in by an alert Thoi with the ball ballooning over Debjit Mazumdar and nestling into the back of the net.

Two minutes later, the Bagan defence was caught n a p p i n g a s Vi c t o r i n o sneaked in between Anas Edathodika and Eduardo Ferreira to turn in Clyde Fernandes’ cross.

There was a surprise substitution for the away side as Clyde made way for Chinta Rao in what looked like a defensive shuffle.

At the half hour mark, Mumbai could have added insult to injury had Baljit converted Shirodkar’s cross from close.

Bagan’s woes were compounded when Debjit picked up a knock which was bad enough for him to not be able to continue.

He was replaced by Shilton Paul after play was stopped for sometime as he was being treated on the field.

There was drama after an hour of play when Kattimani illegally handled a back pass from seasoned

Jadeja joins Ashwin as No. 1 Test bowler

CMS Kiruphema annual games DIMAPUR, MAR 8 (NPN): Government High School Kiruphema will conduct its annual games & sports on March 2 and 3 at Kiruphema local ground, with SMC Kiruphema, Keduovitha Hesielie as the chief guest on March 2. School headmaster D. Ponnachan has invited all the village elders to attend the function.

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the top, according to an ICC statement. Ashwin too played an important role in the match, which India won by 75 runs to level the fourmatch series 1-1, so as not to concede the top ranking.

The Chennai tweaker’s eight wickets took him past spin legend Bishan Bedi’s tally of 266 wickets and made him the fifth-highest wicket-taker for India in

Tests with 269 wickets.

Pacer Umesh Yadav also gained a place to be positioned at a career-best No.29 while Australia’s spin duo of Nathan Lyon and Steve O’Keefe too have moved upwards to be placed at No.16 and No.28 respectively. On the other hand, after managing just 40 runs in the first two matches, Kohli conceded the second

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I-League football tournament defending champions Bengaluru FC donned pink jerseys commemorating the International Women’s Day when they played Chennai City FC in a 13th round tie here at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on Wednesday.

The second match of the day saw another draw as both teams scored a goal each.

Oken Jeet Sandham along with students and teachers.

while citing examples of countries like China where children start training in various disciplines at a very young age.

Sandham in his speech regretted the lack of sports infrastructures and qualified coaches in the State.

He further suggested that youngsters who want to take up sports seriously should focus on individual sporting disciplines like boxing, martial arts, archery, cycling, gymnastics, tennis, badminton, etc. as they had ample chances to

excel in these areas rather than team-games like hockey, football, basketball, etc.

He urged upon them to develop the culture of commitment, dedication and most importantly discipline.

The headmaster of the CSK, Kushilto delivered greetings on the occasion.

Earlier, assistant headmaster Avilie Dzuvichu chaired the inaugural function while teacher Shanti Raikhan pronounced invocation.

Mexico unveils new strategy to develop Olympic talent Mexico City, March 8 (IANS): Mexico’s National Sports Commission (Conade) said it was opening six academies to scout for and develop Olympic talent. “We want the Conade academy to be the Harvard of sports,” Conade chief Alfredo Cas- A student participates in the high jump event at the ongoing Annual Sports 2017 of tillo told guests, athletes and Government High School Khar Mokokchung at public ground khar. reporters at the presentation of the strategy, reports Xinhua news agency. Funded by both the government and the private sector, the academies will work to develop talent in volleyball, boxing, mixed martial arts, basketball, baseball and tennis, with the help of top active and retired Mexican athletes.

FUNERAL SERVICE of

Mrs. Shiholi Ovung

Death Anniversary of our beloved mother Nungshijungla Ao (Longsa)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Husband and children

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith” 2 Timothy 4:6

Lehmann, Sutherland dismiss Kohli’s allegations

We the family members & wife of Late Imtineken Chungtia would like to thank each and every individual and AH/Vety. Department who stood by us spiritually, physically, & financially during his illness till his last breath on 15.01.2017.

We regret our inability thank each and everyone by name but your kindness is highly appreciated may Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Through this column, we would like to express our profound gratitude to all those who stood by us and supported us physically, materially and also through unceasing prayer support by believers during our hard times at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Shri S. MEYITOSHI JR. (Mopungchuket).

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Bengaluru, March 8 (IANS): Australia coach Darren Lehmann on Wednesday trashed India skipper Virat Kohli’s allegations on the visitors taking directions from the dressing room on the usage of Decision Review System (DRS), saying that the Kangaroos have played the game in the right spirit. Lehmann said he was surprised to hear Kohli’s accusations after the hosts levelled the series 1-1 by winning the second Test within four days by 75 runs.

“Never, ever, ever,” was Lehmann’s unequivocal response, according to a statement from Cricket Australia (CA).

“Very surprised to hear that, but it’s their opinion.

He (Kohli) has his opinion and we have ours, but at the end of the day we play the game the right way.”

Bengaluru FC don pink jersey to mark Int’l Women’s Day

D I M A P U R , M ar 8 (NPN): The 27th Annual Sports Meet of Charity School Kohima (CSK) commenced on Wednesday at the D. Khel Ground, Kohima.

Organised under the theme, “beyond the surface”, over 300 students are taking part in various disciplines like Football, Volleyball, Olympic Handball, Basketball, Futsal, Tug or War, Mad Olympic and Square Ball in the 3-day event.

Participants have been divided into four groups – CSK Challengers, CSK Knight Riders, CSK Sunrisers and CSK Warriors and the events will culminate on 10 March.

Meanwhile, speaking at the opening ceremony, chief guest, Oken Jeet Sandham, president of the Muaythai Federation of India (MFI), expressed happiness on seeing the large number of participants.

Sandham, who is also editor of NEPS News, encouraged the students to develop the sporting culture saying Nagas could excel in the field of sports.

He urged them to take up sports seriously

It’s been four years since you left us on this day, the 9th of March 2013 for heavenly abode, but not a day has passed without you in our hearts.

“I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you with lovingkindness.”

Remembering you today, with all our love

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rank to England’s Joe Root, who is now one point ahead at 848 points.

Australia skipper Steve Smith continued to rule the chart for 77 Tests, going past Ricky Ponting’s 76 matches and now has the third longest stint at the top among Australians after Steve Waugh (94) and Don Bradman (93). India’s middle order star Cheteshwar Pujara’s innings of 17 and 92 have lifted him up five places to No.6 while Ajinkya Rahane has moved up two places to No.15 after scoring 17 and 52 in Bengaluru. Opening batsman Lokesh Rahul has gained 23 places to reach No.23 spot after scores of 90 and 51.

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D u b ai , M arc h 8 (IANS): Indias Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja on Wednesday became the first pair of spinners to be jointly top-ranked in the International Cricket Council rankings for Test bowlers while a poor outing in the first two Tests against Australia have pulled India skipper Virat Kohli down a rung to third among the batsmen.

Jadeja’s seven wickets in the second Test, which included a crucial 6/63 in the first innings, have helped him move up one rank to reach the top position for the first time in his career. The last time two bowlers shared the top spot was in April 2008 when Dale Steyn and Muttiah Muralitharan were at

campaigner Mehrajuddin Wadoo inside the box with the referee awarding the hosts an indirect free kick.

There was no joy from it as Mumbai lived to fight another day. Bagan had a giltedged chance to level things as Balwant found the post from a lofted Anas pass.

Jeje Lalpekhlua soon after had another good chance as he stayed onside but instead of pulling the trigger cushioned the ball for Balwant who could not get on the end of it.

Bagan’s efforts paid off finally when Balwant nodded in Norde’s sublime cross at the far post leaving Kattimani stranded.

CSK 27th annual sports meet underway

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Kolkata, March 8 (IANS): Balwant Singh scored at the death to salvage a 2-2 draw for Mohun Bagan against Mumbai FC in an I-League football tie at the Rabindra Sarovar Stadium here on Wednesday.

Pritam Kotal (12th) gave Bagan the lead but Thoi Singh (20th), Victorino Fernandes (22nd) wrested back the advantage to almost pull off an up-

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Our good Lord on the 20/02/2017 has called for our dearest Late Mrs. Temjennaro Ao, only begotten daughter and most beloved wife and a mother into the kingdom of heaven after a brief illness.

Our most sincere appreciation and gratitude to all the well wishers from far and near, for your most esteemed support and presence in body and in spirit. We pray and ask that the Lord may bless each one of you unconditionally and unceasingly. Thank you.

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CL: Real fend off Napoli; Bayern humiliates Arsenal

Arturo Vidal (right) celebrates Arjen Robben’s second-half strike on another night when Bayern brushed aside Arsenal.

Naples/ LONDON, Mar 8 (IANS): Sergio Ramos led Real Madrid to a 3-1 victory over Napoli for a 6-2 win on aggregate in the second leg and a seventh consecutive trip to the Champions League football quarter-finals for the holders here.

H av i n g a l r e a dy hoisted the trophy a record 11 times, the Blancos are trying to become the first team to win Europe’s elite club competition two years in a row, reports Efe. Thanks to their away goal in the first leg in Madrid, Napoli, though clearly the underdogs, started the match knowing they could advance with a 2-0 performance.

The hosts star ted a g g r e s s i ve ly a n d t h e Blancos responded by sitting in and waiting for a chance to punish Napoli on the counterattack with the pace of Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale.

But the Italian side’s

ambition bore fruit in the 24th minute, when Dries Mertens took a pass from Marek Hamsik and beat Blancos goalkeeper Keylor Navas with a low shot to put Napoli ahead 1-0 on Tuesday night and within one on aggregate.

The goal forced Real Madrid to venture more on offense.

Ronaldo hit the post in the 29th minute and Mertens did likewise nine minutes later.

Real Madrid were much improved in the second half, with Ramos setting the tone.

On successive Toni Kroos corners, the Blancos captain scored in the 52nd and 57th minutes -- though the second marker was later charged to Napoli’s Mertens as an own goal -- to give the visitors a commanding 5-2 lead on aggregate.

Alvaro Morata added a goal in stoppage time for Real Madrid.

Arsenal crash out of Champions League with loss to Bayern

German football giants Bayer n Munich humiliated Arsenal 5-1 to complete a 10-2 triumph in their Champions League knockout stage tie at the Emirates Stadium here.

While few expected the Gunners to prevail after being routed 1-5 in the first leg in Munich, the disgust of the fans at the Emirates after the final whistle on Tuesday was palpable, reports Efe. This marks the seventh consecutive year, Arsenal has been knocked out of the Champions League in the round of 16.

Already facing a massive challenge, Arsenal suffered a setback even before the match started, as Danny Welbeck injured himself during the warmup, forcing Arsene Wenger to go with Olivier Giroud up front.

Indian eves complete 5-0 whitewash of Belarus

Match in action on Wednesday.

Bhopal, Mar 8 (IANS): The Indian women’s hockey team completed a 5-0 whitewash of Belarus after clinching the fifth and final tie 3-1 here on Wednesday.

Captained by striker Rani Rampal, the Indian women were quick to get off the mark as Vandana Katariya scored a stunning field goal in the sixth minute

Khan-Pacquiao’s proposed UAE fight ‘dead’ LAS VEGAS, MAR 8 (AGENCIES): Britain’s Amir Khan will not fight WBO world welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao next month, the Filipino’s promoter, Bob Arum, has revealed.

The two fighters had announced the “super fight” for 23 April on Twitter at the end of February with the United Arab Emirates expected to be the venue.

But Aram told ESPN: “It’s kaddish for the UAE deal. It’s dead.”

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of the match.

The first quarter went on to be an eventful one for the hosts, as Gurjit Kaur successfully converted a penalty corner in the 15th minute to take her side 2-0 up against Belarus.

Though the two teams showcased good defensive structure in the following two quarters, the visitors

found a break through in the 52nd minute when Yuliya Mikheichyk successfully converted a penalty corner.

However, the Indian defence held strong t h e r e a f t e r, a n d e v e n converted a penalty corner through skipper Rani in the 55th minute to eventually seal the match in their favour.

The Gunners made a good start, with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Theo Walcott providing most of the creativity on offense.

Giroud and Hector Bellerin both had chances, but it was Walcott who delivered the goal in the 20th minute to give his side a glimmer of hope against a flat Bayern squad.

Arsenal nearly got a second goal shortly after the restart, but Giroud’s header went over the crossbar a few minutes before the incident that turned the match on its head.

Gunners captain Laurent Koscielny brought down Robert Lewandowski in the area in the 54th minute.

The referee pointed to the spot and showed Koscielny a yellow card, but after consulting with the fifth official behind the goal, he swapped the yellow for red and ejected the Arsenal defender.

Lewandowski converted the penalty and the floodgates opened, as the demoralised and shorthanded Arsenal squad went on to concede four more goals in the team’s worst-ever loss at the Emirates. Ar jen Robben scored in the 65th minute, capitalising on a poor clearance by Gunners goalkeeper David Ospina.

Ten minutes later, a mistake

by Granit Xhaka led to Douglas Costa’s goal to make it 3-1 for Bayern.

Arturo Vidal tacked on two more goals, in the 82nd and 85th minutes, to push the aggregate score to 10-2.

TYO, T. Khel Peli annual Sekrenyi tourney

Women need to be celebrated every day: Phogat sisters

D I M AP U R , M AR 8 (NPN): Tsutuonuomia Youth Organiation (TYO) and T. Khel Peli Union will jointly organize the annual Sekrenyi inter Peli tournament 2017 on March 9 at T. Khel ground Kohima village at 9:30 a.m.

This was informed through a press note by chairman T. Khel Peli union, Visasielie Suhu a n d p r e s i d e n t T YO, Kevisenyu Zatsu. Besides the indigenous games competition, there will be inter Peli folk song and yelling competition in the one-day event, it informed.

All the different Peli members, T. Khel leaders, elders and well-wishers have been informed to join the programme.

Meanwhile, TYO and T. Khel Peli union will be organizing a mass social work on March 11 to construct/repair Vurie Pe/ Seichieru Pe and Fzuchu Pe for which work distribution was already assigned to all different peli. All the Peli members have been informed to look after the alloted spot and Khel leaders and elders have been requested to supervise the works on the slated day.

Gurugram, Mar 8 (IANS): Women deserve to be celebrated every day, not just on the International Women’s Day, star Indian women wrestlers Geeta Phogat and Babita Phogat said at an event here on Wednesday.

“No single day should be reserved for celebrating Women’s day, rather we should progress and create an environment where e ve r y d ay s h o u l d b e Women’s Day,” the Phogat sisters said at the event organised by Ericsson India at its Gurugram office.

Sharing their real life experiences of overcoming obstacles to make a mark in a conventionally male dominated sport, they said, “We still have the dream alive to win a gold in the Olympics”.

Speaking at the event to mark the International Wo m e n’s D ay, Pa o l o Colella, Head of Region India, Ericsson, said, “Diversity and inclusion continues to be a big focus for us at Ericsson since we believe diverse teams are high-performing teams.”

“Every woman should have the confidence that they are no less than a

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a special message for his rumoured girlfriend Anushka Sharma and his mother -- the “two strongest women” in his life -- on the occasion of International Women’s Day on Wednesday.

“Happy women’s day to every woman out there, especially to the two strongest women in my life. My mom for looking after the family in toughest times in life and Anushka Sharma for fighting against the odds regularly and standing up for righteousness and changing the norms,” Kohli posted on Instagram along with a photo collage featuring him and the two strong ladies.

The post has already received 6,95,333 likes from his fans.

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man,” Geeta, who won India’s first ever gold medal in wrestling at the Commonwealth Games in 2010, said on the occasion.

“If we want to achieve something, we will have to put all our heart into it,” added Babita, who won a gold medal in the women’s 55 kg freestyle category at the 2014 Commonwealth Games. The 2016 Aamir Khan-starrer Bollywood blockbuster “Dangal” portrayed the story of Mahavir Singh Phogat, who, much to the disapproval of his wife and his whole village, trained

his daughters Geeta and Babita to wrestle.

What the Phogat sisters achieved in real life is now stuff of legend.

“You shouldn’t lose hope till the time it’s over!” the Phogat sisters said.

To raise awareness on diversity and inclusion, Ericsson has a special programme -- the Blue River Project.

As part of this programme, the company regularly invites leaders and achievers to share their thoughts with its employees on the topic of diversity and inclusion and making the workplace more inclusive.

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Panel to resolve grievances of women sports persons New Delhi, Mar 8 (IANS): Sports Minister Vijay Goel on Wednesday announced that a high level committee will be constituted to address the grievances and complaints of women sports persons under the chairmanship of Joint Secretary (Sports).

Addressing a conference on ‘Women and Sports in India’, on the occasion of International Women’s Day, Goel said the other members of the high level panel will include athletes, advocates and senior officials of the ministry apart from a woman sports journalist.

“The ministry follows a zero-tolerance policy on sexual harassment,” Goel said adding that his ministry provides equal assistance and incentives to both male and female athletes and there is no gender discrimination for training.

He further said that the Sports Authority of India (SAI) in its Special Area Game Scheme has provided training to 807 women sports persons out of a total 1862 sports persons.

India to face Eng in women’s WC opener

Dubai, Mar 8 (IANS): The Indian women’s cricket team will begin their World Cup campaign by taking on hosts England in the opener on June 24 in Derby while powerhouse New Zealand will take on qualifier Sri Lanka in Bristol on the same day.

India will feature in four games in Derby, including the much-anticipated clash against arch-rivals Pakistan on July 2. The other games at the venue include the tie against Sri Lanka on July 5 and against New Zealand on July 15, said an International Cricket Council press release here. The Indians will take on the West Indies in Taunton on

June 29, Australia in Bristol on July 12 and South Africa in Leicester on July 8. England will take on the six-time and reigning champion Australia in Bristol on July 9 and the highly fancied New Zealand in Derby on July 12. The big-hitting West Indies team, runners-up in the 2013 ICC Women’s World Cup, will play three matches in Taunton including the opening clash against Australia on June 26.

Leicester will be the home venue for Pakistan with five of its seven matches being staged at Grace Road including matches against England on June 27 and Australia on July 5. The two

semi-finals will be played in Derby and Bristol on July 18 and 20, culminating with the final at Lord’s on July 23.

“We are extremely excited about the ICC Women’s World Cup being staged at four outstanding county grounds which I am sure will provide the best possible showcase for the top players in the women’s game,” said Steve Elworthy, the Managing Director of the ICC women’s World Cup. “Today, the tickets for all the matches will go on sale and I am sure they will be in high demand as each of the competing countries have large support in England and Wales.

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