May 19, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 162

DIMAPUR, friday, may 19, 2017 Pages 16 ` 4.00

Lalu is blackmailer, Nitish a Dhritarashtra, says Griraj Singh

Monaco lift Ligue 1 title after 17 yrs

May vows she will slash immigration below 100000

national, Page 9

sports, Page 15

international, Page 12

DPP formation a boon: NPF

Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAY 18 (NPN): Ruling NPF functionaries in Kohima have dismissed any notion that formation of the new regional party, Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) on Thursday in Dimapur would weaken the party by maintaining that the formation instead, would strengthen NPF by filtering out those elements.

This message was reiterated by NPF spokesperson Achumbemo Kikon and vice president Zaku Tsukru held a joint press meet with the local press at Hotel Japfu Thursday.

Kikon said NPF was least bothered about the formation of DPP, saying NPF strength has been consolidated because it has gotten rid of those who had been working against the party. He said even as efforts for reconciliation with dissidents were pursued, some were already planning to form their own party.

With those undesirable elements now out, Kikon said NPF has been cleansed and its functioning will be streamlined before the next election as the right people will be chosen in all the constituencies. He cited the

PAC to verify police project works D I M A P U R , M AY 1 8 (NPN): In connection with the examination of report of the CAG of India for the year 2013-14, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) would undertake an “on-the-spot verification” of various projects/works carried out by Home (Police Engineering Project) for 9th, 10th and 5th NAP (IR) Battalions on May 22 and 27, 2017. The committee led by chairman, CM Chang, MLA, with six other members accompanied by commissioner & secretary, with 13 other officials and staff would undertake the verification.

In a press release, commissioner & secretary, NLA, N Benjamin Newmai, stated that the PAC would visit 9th IR Battalion Saijang, Peren district and proceed to 15th IR Mahila Battalion Mpetsa, Dimapur district on May 22, 2017. The committee would then visit 10 NAP (IR) Battalion Zhadima, Kohima on May 27, 2017. All the PAC members have been requested to participate in the tour. The committee has also directed the concerned department representatives to be present at the project sites with relevant information to assist the committee as per the tour programme.

This is it!

“The potholed road is down below. Guess nature has also heard our cries.”

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example of the Asom Gana Parishad (Progressive) a breakaway AGP formed by former chief minister Prafulla Kumar Mahanta. He said Mahanta was the only member of the breakaway AGP who won the election. Taking a dig at the DPP, Kikon predicted that there won’t be any takers for the new party and that the word “Progressive” in DPP like in AGP will be a bad omen. With assembly election round the corner, Kikon said it was likely that new political parties might mushroom, but reiterated that only NPF can sustain and will continue to speak for Naga political issue. He said after election, all such parties will fizzle out as in the past and even those winning election will seek to join the NPF which will remain unchallenged.

NPF vice president Zaku Tsukru described the launch of the DPP as a relief for NPF since they were none other than a few who were sidelined and a majority were not even NPF members.

Tsukru said that the aims and objectives of the DPP contained nothing new and was bereft of any new idea. He described those behind formation of

DPP as “desperados” since they knew that NPF tickets would not be given to them.

Chipping in, NPF Farmer’s Wing president Lanukaba pointed out that since formation of NPF over several decades, many other political parties merged with it. He described NPF as a “paddy field which never dries up” while DPP would become like a “jhum field” which cannot survive.

When asked again if NPF felt threatened with the formation of the DPP by dissidents, Kikon rejected it outright saying that the launch was only to mislead the primary and active members of NPF. He claimed that “many things” were going on internally within the new party.

Asked about the absence of Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio from the programme at Niathu Resort Dimapur, Kikon reiterated that Rio was definitely involved in the formation of DPP going by the sequence of events that began after the January-February 2016 Sovima crisis. During the Sovima episode, Kikon said the dissidents attempted to “snatch NPF by choosing Noke Wangnao as their party president”. However to-

day Noke has been forgotten and instead, another leader in the form of Chingwang Konyak has been elected he said. Kikon said people from Eastern Nagaland would best introspect the motive behind choice of leaders from their area.

Asked if the NPF would initiate action against party members including elected members for involvement with DPP, Kikon said appropriate steps will be taken when the charges are established and that as a matured party, NPF did not act on allegations. Kikon also disclosed that he was in touch with NPF legislators whose names were dragged as having joined DPP in the social media. He said if it was proven they have either joined or was involved with formation of DPP, then action will have to be initiated as per NPF constitution.

Asked if NPF was contemplating any move to expel Neiphiu Rio from the party since the party said it was well aware of his antiparty activities, Kikon said there was a reason for inaction. He explained that for the “time being, suspension serves our purpose better than expulsion.”

(Cont’d on p-9)

Naga Hoho appeals NIA over arrests D I M A P U R , M AY 1 8 (NPN): Observing that recent arrests of Nagaland government officials by National Investigating Agency (NIA) for providing financial aid to different Naga political groups could be in exercise of fulfilling constitutional provision, the Naga Hoho (NH), however, maintained that different Indian agencies must at the same time look into the problems from social and political perspective.

In a press release, NH president, P.Chuba Ozukum, and vice president, H.K. Zhimomi, said the administration of post Indian Independence “attempted to subjugate Naga people and its territories under the guise of law and order problem.”

However, NH said the military generals and various prime ministers of India have realized the necessity to deal with the issues peacefully and politically

towards bringing permanent solution.

In this backdrop, the Hoho said that “no sensible person can expect to have conducive atmosphere in Naga areas as the people’s resistance movement has been ‘guerrilla warfare’ in nature and as such any struggling nation or people cannot survive without depending on the people’s contribution and cooperation.”

The need of the hour, NH said was to focus seriously towards early political settlement so as to eradicate all forms of social problems and injustice in the society.

NH said it strongly felt that be it government employees or businessman was providing the assistance willingly or unwillingly but under compulsion. Therefore, NH said that the arrested government officials should not be treated as law breakers. In this regard, the Hoho strongly appealed to

the NIA “to ponder with all seriousness and avoid misdemeanours while dealing with such issues.”

Meanwhile, the NH also termed as “uncalled for and beyond tolerance” the arrest of wife and relatives of Niki Sumi, NSCN (K) leader, in Manipur recently

by Assam Rifles “merely on suspicion”.

Arresting of innocent Naga people by Armed forces and putting under various sections of infamous laws was unacceptable, NH said, adding that such inhuman act has been meted out to the kith and kin of Naga national workers even in the past whereby many were executed and tortured mercilessly.

Naga Hoho has therefore urged the authorities to discontinue with the trial of those arrested persons and look beyond the horizon by realizing the plight and rights of the people.

ECI asks states to launch special drive D I M A P U R , M AY 1 8 (NPN): Election Commission of India (ECI) on Thursday informed that a ‘Special Drive’ would be launched in all the states from July 1 to 31 for maximization of enrolment of eligible young electors, particularly for those in the age group of 18-19 years.

In this regard, EC has directed states to launch a comprehensive SVEEP campaign for enrolment with special focus on first time electors of above age group, an official bulletin informed.

EC said special focus should be given to “Para B (g) under Youth Enrolment (including newly eligible)”, wherein the second phase of ‘Interactive School Engagement’ is to be integrated with the special drive.

EC said since the 1st phase of Interactive School Engagement was carried out in January, 2017, the period for this exercise would be carried out within a month, every year in two phases as given: 1st Phase- January, ahead of the National Voters’ Day: It is also instructed (Cont’d on p-9)

GST rates decided on 1,211 items NEW DELHI, MAY 18 (AGENCIES): Making further progress on rolling out the Goods and Services Tax (GST) by July 1, the GST Council on Thursday decided the tax rates for 1,211 items, a majority kept at 18 per cent, though the rates on gold and beedi remained undecided. The Council did not take any decision on services tax rates. The two-day meeting will take up the exemption of essential services on Friday.

“There is no increase in taxes of the items considered today. In fact, for many of them, taxes have come down,” Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told the media here after the first day of the GST Council meet. Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia said that an overwhelming 81 per cent of items will attract tax of 18 per cent or below.

Only 19 per cent of items will be taxed at the highest rate of 28 per cent, he said.

Foodgrains, cereals, milk, jaggery have been completely exempt from GST. Indian sweets (like gulab jamun. Rasgulla etc.), edible oil, sugar, tea, coffee and coal will attract 5 per cent GST. Hair oil, toothpaste and soaps are in the 18

Need to strengthen ties with Nagaland, says Manipur CM IMPHAL, MAY 18 (AGENCIES): Manipur chief minister, N Biren Singh in an interview with Times of India spoke on the steps taken by him to improve ties between Manipur and Nagaland. On his role in improving Manipur-Nagaland ties, Singh said, “no state can ever think of changing its neighbours. We need to love and respect each other. I appreciate Shurhozelie’s visit to Manipur. I, too, want to visit his state soon by road. Both of us want to make a new start.”

He said in the past, some leaders from both Nagaland and Manipur were working to promote their vested interests and did a lot of damage to the age-old ties between the two states.

Shurhozelie, too, shares this view.

On the Nagas’ demand for unification of Naga-dominated areas of other states: The Nagas of Manipur are our brothers and we will live together in Manipur. Nagaland is a good neighbour. NPF (which also supports the integration of Naga areas) has lent us unconditional support, said Singh.

per cent bracket along with capital goods and industrial intermediaries.

Nearly 81 per cent of the items will fall under the sub-18 per cent GST rate slabs and Only 19 per cent of the goods will be taxed above 18 per cent Small cars will face 28 per cent GST, along with a small cess, while luxury cars will attract 15 per cent cess in addition to GST, Consumer durables such as air conditioner and fridge too are in the 28 per cent GST bracket. Although officers said given the current incidence of 30-31 per cent, there should be a reduction in prices.

“No increase on any commodity. On many of them there is a reduction and tax on will also go away. Overall, there will be a reduction... One criteria in mind is that overall impact should not be inflationary,” Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said. Of the 1211 items, 7 per cent will be exempted, 14 per cent will be in the 5 per cent slab, 17 per cent in the 12 per cent bracket, 43 per cent in the 18 per cent segment, while 19 per cent will go into the top bracket of 28 per cent, the Revenue Secretary said. Under the

current system, a product is taxed multiple times with different state levies and taxes. Around 400 items are currently exempt from excise and VAT under the existing indirect tax regime.

According to sources, Jaitley asked the states during the meeting to keep exemptions to the bare minimum. “Of several commodities, we have consciously brought down the tax. In the overall basket there would be a reduction, but we are banking on the hope that because of a more efficient system, evasion would be checked and tax buoyancy would go up. That despite reduction the revenue neutrality and tax buoyancy thereafter would be maintained,” Jaitley said.

Commenting on the GST Council’s deliberations, a senior tax analyst said the rates announced were along expected lines.

“However, it seems a lot of work is yet to be done.

Exemptions and issues related to reverse charge mechanism have not been finalised, and looks doubtful that it will be done in a day,” said Taxmann.com Senior Consultant V.S Datey. “Thus the chances of introducing GST

by July 1 appears doubtful,” he added.

Environment Minister Dave passes away NEW DELHI, MAY “Absolutely shocked by 18 (IANS): Union Enthe sudden demise of vironment Minister my friend and a very reAnil Dave, a commitspected colleague, Davted environmentalist eji. My condolences,” who had worked on Modi said in a condogreen projects including lence message. conservation of the Nar“I was with Davmada river, died here eji till late last evening, on Thursday morning discussing key policy following cardiac arrest. issues. This demise is He was 61 and was a a personal loss,” Modi bachelor. said. One of those who Anil Dave (File) Meena Agarwal, attended that meeting the wife of Dave’s family recalled that Dave was physician Bharat Agarwal, told IANS looking “pale and weak but sat through that his family tried to wake him up in the long meeting with the Prime Minthe morning but he appeared uncon- ister”. scious. He was rushed to the AIIMS at Mukherjee said Dave’s tenure as 9 a.m. “in a stage of cardiac arrest”, a the minister was “distinguished by exhospital statement said. tensive efforts to conserve nature and Dave hailed from Madhya Pradesh protect environment”. and was inducted into the Union CounBJP president Amit Shah, senior cil of Ministers on July 6, 2016 as leader L.K. Advani, Madhya Pradesh Minister of State for Environment with CM inister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and independent charge. President Pranab a host of ministers, including Home Mukherjee and Prime Minister Naren- Minister Rajnath Singh, Information dra Modi led the nation in mourning and Broadcasting Minister Venkaiah the loss of Dave whom he had met Naidu and Congress president Sonia only on Wednesday evening. They Gandhi condoled Dave’s death. expressed shock over the sudden death.

(Imchen condoles on p-9)

Four Naga students to take part in Asia youth science event Assam planning crackdown on online abuse Correspondent

K O H I M A , M AY 1 8 (NPN): Four Naga students were among the few from the country who have been selected to participate in the week-long Japan-Asia youth exchange science programme in Japan.

Two students each from Mayangnokcha Government Higher Secondary School (MGHSS) and Tuensang Government Higher Secondary School, were selected on merit basis, among the government schools, for securing 85% and above.

The Sakura exchange programme in science was an initiative of the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) and Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD).

The students would be leaving for Japan on May 19 accompanied by a teacher.

Addressing the RMSA

The four students along with department officials and others on Thursday (NP)

organized orientation programme for the students here at DUDA guest house, secretary School Education, Neposo Theluo encouraged the students to participate in the programmes with zeal and curiosity to learn something and to return with good experiences so that they would be able to inspire thousands of students here.

RMSA mission director, Limawabang Aier expressed joy for the opportunity given to the stu-

dents and said through the exchange programme, the students would become an asset to the society one day.

NPSC chairman Asano Sekhose in her brief address advised the visiting students to be punctual while attending the programmes, keeping in mind the strict maintenance of timing in the advanced countries like Japan.

Reminding that they (four students) were the most privileged students

among thousands, Asano encouraged them to utilize the opportunity to get maximum knowledge.

The week long exchange programme would provide the students an opportunity to see the most advanced scientific technology of Japan and enable them to meet outstanding scientists.

Five students from each state were invited for the exchange programme under the guidance of the MHRD.

Guwahati, May 18 (Agencies): Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal has asked the state police to take stern action against those using social media platforms to attack others, following several incidents of online abuse of politicians and prominent people.

On Wednesday, Sonowal “directed police officials to deal firmly with the issues of online abuse and attack and urged the cyber cell to be more vigilant”—the chief minister’s Twitter handle informed.

“Online abuse and attacks will be dealt with seriously. We have taken action against some recently and the drive will continue,” Assam police DGP Mukesh Sahay told the Hindustan Times.

On Wednesday, police in Tihu town, located 10km west of the state capital, booked a man called Rakesh Misra for allegedly posting objectionable statements against local MLA Pabindra Deka. Deka belongs to Asom Gana Parishad, a partner of the one-year-old Bharatiya Janata Partyled coalition in the state.

Earlier this month, Parimal Gore, an office bearer of Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation’s youth wing, was arrested on charges of criminal conspiracy and intention to promote enmity between communities.

The man from Biswanath district had shared a post originally written by Bipul Sharma that was highly critical of the chief minister and accused him of being an opportunist.

Last month, rights activist Bondita Acharya was threatened with acid attack and rape online by activists of a saffron outfit after she condemned the arrest of 3 people for allegedly possessing beef.

Assam’s popular singer Zubeen Garg was threatened with murder on Facebook last month by a man, who was later arrested. Another post, which went viral, made sexual innuendoes about another female singer.

Last week, state chief secretary VK Pipersenia had come under scanner for reportedly asking the police to take action against TV channels and newspapers carrying news of terrorist outfits.

Sonowal clarified no such directive has been issued by the state government.

“Our govt is committed to upholding freedom of press and at no point shall we allow Fourth Pillar of Democracy to be affected in any way,” finance, health and education minister Himanta Biswa Sarma had tweeted.

The Sonowal-led government will complete one year in office on May 24.

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Successful HSLC & HSSLC candidates felicitated news in brief

(1) Successful candidates at ADC Planning Hall, Mokokchung. (2) SP Kiphire and staff along with the successful students. (DIPR) Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, MAY 18 (NPN): A felicitation program for successful students of HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017 was organized Thursday by the SP Office, Mokokchung at ADC Planning Hall, Mokokchung.

The students felicitated were the wards of personnel of DEF Mokokchung. Speaking at the program, senior SP Mokokchung Aotemsu said that the threshold of the first gate has been cleared but said that there was still a long way to go. SP congratulated not only the students but also the parents, adding the effort put in by the concerned parents have reaped the required results.

SP stated that it was a great

honour for the whole family of DEF Mokokchung where many had excelled in the result even reaching the top 10 in the HSSLC. While encouraging the students, the SP also said that life was a long winding road, and that the small step that the students undertake now was a long and tedious journey. Therefore, he called upon the students to be more sincere, positive and work hard as he said “hard labour is the only option for achieving success”. He also wished the students to be steadfast and persistent till they achieve their dreams.

Meanwhile, a brief exhortation was also delivered by Sachin Jaswal additional deputy commissioner Mokokchung, wherein he called upon the

students to stay focussed and encouraged them to set the goals so that focus was maintained and dream kept alive. He also emphasised on /identifying one’s own potential so that there would be no room for regret in future.

Earlier in the program, the senior SP Mokokchung gave away the gifts to the students. Students as well as the parents gave brief speeches. The program was chaired by Lipoktemsu, Dy. SP (R), Mokokchung.

Trinity School: Felicitation programme for HSLC 2017 batch was held on May 13 at Trinity School Kohima.

A press note by Trinity School headmaster, Matthew Tsathong stated that during the programme, school topper Tonpha

Luklem who had secured top 19 rank was awarded meritorious certificate and cash of Rs. 20, 000/-. All the passed out students were honoured and presented with a memento each.

The school achieved 100% percent with all the 29 students successfully passing out. The programme also witnessed the formation of Trinity School Alumni Association (TSAA). Two alumni of the school, Roseline Pojar (HSSLC Arts Top 4) and Azhove Tetso (HSSLC Science Top 3) were also honoured during the felicitation.

A short briefing was given by the headmaster, while Kezhano, supervisor, officially declared the association’s first ever office bearers to be led by Kesino Thorie as president and

Mudosii Swuro general secretary along with two others.

The programme was chaired by Dapuzii, invocation prayer by Yhongwalo, welcome address by Sanaton, while Kevin exhorted the students and vote of thanks was proposed by Lucy.

Kiphire: SP, Kiphire, Ben Longkumer and staff, Kiphire felicitated 13 successful HSLC and HSSLCE children of personnel serving in DEF Kiphire on May 15. The students were presented with certificates of appreciation and cash awards.

The programme was chaired by SDPO, Kiphire and while the SP spoke on behalf of the unit, Katitsula spoke on behalf of the successful students.

DC Dimapur notifies: Deputy commissioner, Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome has notified that ADC, Dimapur Sara S. Jamir has been designated as PIO and EAC Kemchiyile as APIO in the office of the DC Dimapur with immediate effect.

SDEO Niuland informs: SDEO Niuland has convened a meeting with ATAN staff on 22nd May 22, 11 a.m at the office premises to discuss issues relating to New Pension Scheme (NPS). SDEO has directed all concerned to attend the meeting positively.

NSBB to celebrate international day biological diversity: for Nagaland State Biodiversity Board (NSBB) would celebrate the International Day for Biological Diversity under the theme “biodiversity and sustainable tourism” on May 22, 10 a.m at Capital Convention Centre opposite Nagaland Civil Secretariat building.

Principal chief conservator of Forest & Head of Forest Force, I. Panger Jamir would be the special guest.

NCSU consultative meeting: New Changsu Students’ Union (NCSU) has convened its committee consultative and prayer meeting for the forth coming 50th golden jubilee on May 20, 10:30 a.m at its president residence (NST Colony). All the executives, committee members and elders have been requested to attend positively.

AHODs & HODs meeting: Chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar has informed that the next meeting of administrative heads of department and heads of departments would be held on May 20, 1:30 p.m in the secretariat conference hall. All AHoDs and HoDs have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

DUCCF & GB Union coordination meeting: All the colonies chairmen, secretaries and GBs under Dimapur urban area have been requested to attend the first coordination meeting positively on May 19 at Lotha Hoho Ki, 10 a.m.

Morakjo village general meeting: Villagers of Morakjo have been informed that there would be general meeting on May 24, 10 a.m at community hall, Morakjo in regard to VDB issue. All villagers have been requested to attend the same positively.

PVYO total ban on hunting: Phiro Village Youth Organisation (PVYO) has called for a total ban on hunting and use of chemicals in rivers, streams etc. under its jurisdiction with immediate effect. Defaulters would be taken stern action and penalised according to the resolution of PVYO. SAMS installation programme: The installation service of Spiritual Awakening Mission Sikkim (SAMS) missionary-cum- teacher would be held on May 21, 9:30 a.m at United Hindi Nagamese Baptist Church (UHNBC). The Board members and prayer warriors have been requested to attend the programe positively.

Naga Council convenes: Naga Council has convened an annual general meeting of councillors on May 20 at 11 a.m in Naga Council Office, NL Road Dimapur.

All councillors have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

NSCW conducts legal awareness prog ENNWU condemns AR raids Suruhoto/Asuto resolves on clean election

Resource persons along with the LEH officials.

DIMAPUR: Legal awareness programme was organised by Nagaland State Commission for Women in association with National Commission for Women, New Delhi on May 17 at town hall, Wokha.

A press note by Lotha Eloe Hoho (LEH) president, Mhonchumi Humtsoe stated that during the programme, chairperson of NSCW Dr. Temsula Ao highlighted the purpose of the programme and said that “human trafficking” and “missing person” was unheard of as the parents were not willing to

participate due to ignorance.

She said that due to this factor, some other agents take advantage and easily recruit group of minors to be sold off elsewhere as forced labourers and prostitution.

She said that such matters could not be handled by traditional customary laws alone and needed to be dealt by the law enforcing agencies. She added that curbing human trafficking could be affective only through proper networking of the police, labour department and the NGOs. In this regard, Dr. Temsula also pointed out

that church needed to play a bigger role as parents of victims too required counselling.

Others who spoke at the programme included Chumrenthung Lotha, SP Wokha and Limasenla Longkumer, legal aid counsel NSLSA. The programme was chaired by Asangla Cholong member NSCW and Abemo Jungio, associate pastor Wokha Town Baptist Church invoked God’s blessing. Earlier, the president LEH delivered the welcome address.

NSCN (I-M) Chakesang Region appreciates DIMAPUR: The Chakhesang Region NSCN (I-M) has extended its heartiest congratulation to ‘lt.’ ‘col.’ (Retd.) Neipfupe (Ape) Venuh kilonser, on being elevated to the Collective Leadership member.

In an appreciation note, caretaker CAO Chakhesang Region, ‘lt.’ ‘col.’

(Retd.), expressed gratitude to ‘gen.’ (Retd.)

Khole, the vice president and ato kilonser, Th.Muivah, and all the Collective Leadership Members for elevating ‘lt.’ ‘col.’

(Retd.) Neipfupe, to the high post in the government. The region further wished and prayed that almighty God continue to grant wisdom, good health and long life to them.

DIMAPUR: The Eastern Nagas National Worker Union (ENNWU) has expressed its dee pest resentment against the 32 Assam Rifles (AR) for conducting raids in the residences of Royemchu, deputy secretary, Finance In-charge Tuensang at Naga Goan (Signal Angami), Dimapur on May 6 and Toivi Aye, Steering Committee Member and Tia, joint secretary, NSCN/GPRN during wee hours of May 13 at Purana Bazaar ‘B’ and Notun,Basti, Dimapur respectively.

In a condemnation n o t e, c o nve n e r o f E N N W U, N S C N / GPRN, kilonser B. Moba Chang, claimed that the raid conducted by 32 AR had spread fear psychosis amongst the innocent children and helpless women.

“The nuisance acts of AR deserved to be out rightly condemned by all peace loving citizens.,” the note stated, adding that the AR’s “unprovoked aggressions towards the Naga leaders without any rhyme and reasons are in records”.

It maintained that the NSCN had continued

to exercise maximum tolerance and its positive attitude should in no way be taken as weakness.

In this regard, Eastern Nagas National Worker Union called upon the AR to immediately cease vitiating the present peaceful atmospheres by withholding all forms of harassments and tortures.

The framework Agreement which was signed between two entities need to be upheld and honored so as to safeguard and maintain the cordial relationship, the union reminded.

While condemning the raids, Eastern Nagas National Worker Union advised the AR “to end playing double role while proclaiming oneself as ‘Friends of the hill people’ at the same time unleashing tortures and harassments to the innocent people with the blatant violations of the CFGR that gravely disrupts the congenial peaceful atmosphere of the country”.

Therefore, the Eastern Nagas National Worker Union has earnestly urged the concerned authorities to release the seized legal documents and its members at the earliest.

DIMAPUR: With the aim to ensure clean elections in the area, the committee on clean, free and fair election under 33 AC Suruhoto/ Asuto, comprising various organisations, passed several resolutions during its tour to 29 villages under the AC from May 8 to 12.

According to a press note by Suruhoto Area VDB Association (SAVDBA), the resolutions were: The committee shall take over and exercise the entire process for holding common platform system in each village basing on their programmes and the meeting will be conducted by the committee. All intending

candidates will provide free and sufficient time to explicit themselves before the public meeting to let the people read their efficiency and capabilities. This will be the fate of the candidate before casting vote.

Purchasing and selling of vote is strictly prohibited as per the constitutional and law of election commission, read the resolution.

Using alcohol and drugs during election was also prohibited.

The committee also resolved to disallow “election camp”. Opening of individual or political party camp is strictly banned as per committee resolution,

MMC dumping zone shifted

DIMAPUR: ADC & administrator, Mokokchung Municipal Council (MMC), Sachin Jaiswal has informed all citizens in and around Mokokchung town that the old MMC dumping zone located at Tsukjongkong, near Ungma village, has been closed since January 2, 2017 and the new MMC dumping zone is located at “Sabangkabamenchen” 7 km away from old Mokokchung-Tuensang road junction under Mokokchung village jurisdiction for MMC dumpers and pickup trucks of the designated wards. According to DIPR report, throwing of waste materials in the old dumping zone has been prohibited.

Other than these, any one/party who

wants to throw their garbage in the said dumping zone must take permission from MMC, the report stated. Observing that some unidentified persons were dumping garbage on the road side before reaching the MMC spot, ADC cautioned such illegal practice shall be penalized by the concerned authority. Moreover, no one is allowed to throw death animals in the main dumping zone and the dumping boxes located within town, it stated. Further, respective ward authorities have also been requested to maintain the standing order of prohibiting dumping of waste materials in open space, drainage and roadsides within their jurisdiction.

B. Voc. students of Modern College intern in Bangalore Quarterly review meeting-cumre-orientation training on HMIS

Students at work place at Foodworld and Health & Glow.

DIMAPUR: Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc.) students of Modern College studying Retail Management & IT are currently undergoing K

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a 3-month internship in Bangalore with Foodworld and Health & Glow, a prominent Retail House in the Deccan.

Through this exposure, students would learn the actual operation of the retail world and lear n practical experience in the

field. The students departed for Bangalore from Kohima on April 15 with asst. prof.

B. Voc. Younus Parvez, accompanying the students and were now placed at different stores in the city.

Besides on the job training, the students are also paid Rs. 8000/- per month as stipend. This course was approved by the UGC with an intake capacity of 50 students per batch.

It may be mentioned that B. Voc. is a Skill course, an initiative of Government of India under Narendra Modi to train the youths of the country and align higher education with the emerging needs of the economy so as to ensure that the graduates of higher education system have adequate knowledge and skills for employment and entre preneurship.

This course gives more importance to practical education than the customar y theoretical education.

DPM Viroli Sangtam presenting a power point on orientation of HMIS DIMAPUR: The quarterly review meeting-cum-re-orientation training on Health Management and Information System (HMIS) was held in IDSP Hall, CMO Office Longleng on May 18.

Chief medical officer, Dr. Ritu speaking at the meeting encouraged the staff to be regular in the office and that all reports should be submitted on time, regularly and consis-

it added.

The committee also abolished “coup” system, adding concer n village should take action as per ECI provision.

The committee on clean, free and fair election comprise Kukami Hoho (GB); Sulimi Totimi Loka (STL); Students’ Union; Village Council Chairmen; VDB Association; Suruhoto Area Public Organisation; Church Leaders Fellowship (CLF) and village level subcommittee from each village including VC chairmen, GBs, village students’ union, member STL, church leaders and deacons and VDB secretaries.

tently. He also requested the nurses, ANM’s and the ASHA’s to do their work sincerely as they were the backbone of every health unit and cautioned that irregular staff would be terminated.

District Program Manager Viroli Sangtam, presented a power point on orientation of Health Management and Information System. The programme was attended by MO PHC Yachem Dr. Den-

nis, MO PHC Yongnyah Dr. Manen, MO (IDSP) Dr. Molong Jamir, DMO (NVBDCP) Dr. Thungbemo, MO (SHP) RBSK Dr. Suimzenla, MO (RBSK) Dr. Lirenthung, MO (AYUSH) Dr. Senti, Gynaecologist District Hospital Dr. Meren Phom, ASHA’s, nurses, and staffs from District Hospital and CMO office. The meeting was chaired by Dr. Ritu Thurr.

Deptt of Taxes organize GST awareness prog DIMAPUR: An awareness program on Goods and Service Tax (GST) organised

by Department of Taxes was held at Zunheboto Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ZCCI) Office on May 12.

According to DIPR report, speaking at the programme as resource person, Superintendent of Taxes, Zunheboto, Jimyang Imlong highlighted on the burden of taxes due to lack of uniformity and said GST was a win-win benefit for every citizen. He added that it would reduce multiplicity of taxes, reduce prices and provide a common national market.

Inspector, Bendang spoke on tax returns under GST regime and also encouraged entrepreneurs to approach officials in case of hardships. The program was attended by government officials, ZCCI officials and entrepreneurs of Zunheboto town.

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Chairman DAN, T.R. Zeliang and colleagues with members of the ENPO, ENGOA, ENSF and ENWO at the 4th general conference of the ENWO at Chessore village, Tuensang on Wednesday.

DIMAPUR: The 4th general conference of the Eastern Nagaland Women Organisation (ENWO) was held at Chessore village, Tuensang with TR Zeliang, chairman DAN & advisor Finance as the chief guest and C. Kipili Sangtam, minister of Power, as the guest of honour.

Speaking at the inaugural function, Zeliang called upon the six tribes of Eastern Nagaland to come together and unite for a brighter future. “Unity and Integrity of the people is crucial and the six tribes of Eastern Nagaland must take positive decision for themselves instead of accepting feedings from outside the area, the end result of which could prove fatal in the near

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future,� he stated.

He also touched upon on empowerment of Naga women, saying: “Naga women must be empowered economically, socially, educationally and politically.�

While calling upon womenfolk to unite and march towards a future based on equality, Zeliang said the voice of the youth, women and men are all equally important and no particular section must be discriminated on the basis of their gender.

He added that the ‘the challenges ahead of us are many but it can be overcome with better understanding and proper consultations.’ Earlier on Tuesday, Zeliang inaugurated two

roads under PMGSY at Huker village, Tuensang in the presence of R. Tohanba, parliamentary secretary of Municipal Affairs and the public of Tuensang District.

The two roads, one from Huker to Aiponger measuring 10 kms and the other from Kephore to Shiponger measuring 11 kms, were constructed under PMGSY Phase-8 and completed in 2014.

In the formal programme held at Huker Baptist Church, Zeliang called upon the gathering to unite and cooperate with the government to uplift the economy of the people. “The support and cooperation of the general public is vital for

uplifting the economy of the people because MLAs alone cannot bring in complete development,� he stated.

While commenting on the upcoming road from Dimapur to Pangsha via Wokha, Zunheboto, Aghunato, Samator and Noklak which has been approved and DPR being prepared

by NHIDCL, Zeliang said that the implementation of the road ‘could boost the economy of the people in the 3 districts beside the Trade Centre at Pangsha, Indo-Myanmar border and other potential areas.’ In this regard, the former chief minister called upon the people of the State to render their cooperation for the success of the survey and preparation of DPR at the present stage.

On the Indo-Naga peace dialogue, Zeliang urged the people to seek the help of the Almighty God for ushering in a new era of permanent peace among the Nagas. “We need permanent peace and I urge you all to pray for it,� he said.

During the two-day tour touching the 4 districts of Wokha, Mokokchung, Zunheboto and Tuensang, Zeliang was accompanied

by C. Kipili Sangtam, minister of Power, R. Tohangpa, parliamentary secretary of Municipal Affairs and Imtikumzuk, parliamentary secretary of IPR and others.

Ex-cadre Dobashi Union convenes

Dimapur: Ex-cadre Dobashi union has convened a co-ordination meeting of all Nagaland Ex-cadre Dobashis’s on May 23 at 10 a.m in Lotha Hoho Ki, near DC court junction. All

Ex-Dobashis’s in the State have been requested to represent by deputing two Dobashi’s as representatives.

Election of office bearers for all Nagaland Dobashi Union would also be held.

Further, all Ex-cadre DBs have been requested to collect Rs. 200 each and submit the same at the meeting.

House of Prayer Ministry holds 2nd foundation day DIMAPUR: The 2nd foundation day of House of Prayer Ministry (HOPM) was held at Upper Nagabazar on May 16 with Naga Shisha Hoho, Pruzie, pastor Vezokho Vero, as the speaker.

Speaking on the theme “The foundations of the wall of the city were adorned with all kinds of precious stones� Vero said that the New Jerusalem was described in Revelation 21 as having walls and 12 foundations decorated with every kind of precious stone.

He said persecution of early Christians had occurred for a variety of reasons.

Adding that despite persecution, they did not give up and finally turned into precious stones for Christ in heaven, he en-

Vezokho Vero, pastor, Naga Shisha Hoho, PrĂźzie delivering a message on the occasion. couraged the congregation not to resign till the second coming of Christ to become the precious stones for Christ in heaven.

The program was led

by HOPM general secretary Vilakhonuo PienyĂź, invocation by Living God Prayer Centre, Khonoma, Pastor, Khrielie Seyie, scripture passages were read by HOPM founder Perhielhoulie PienyĂź and HOPM prayer convenor Krupanuo PienyĂź, respectively, special numbers were presented by Satuo-Ăź ZirĂź & friends, Immanuel Prayer Fellowship, Soul Winning Ministry, and Hosanna Prayer House.

HOPM president Dr. Ruokuozelie PienyĂź, presented the ministry report, HOPM children presented choreography, Jericho Prayer Ministries founder Gloria PienyĂź said the offertory prayer and benediction was pronounced

by Central CRC, deacon Kevitsolie MepfhĂźo.

STO Kohima informs pensioners

Dimapur: Senior Treasury Officer, Kohima South Treasury, I. Aochuba Pongener has informed all the pensioners both (life & family) drawing pension from Sr. Treasury Office Kohima (South) that physical verification would be held from June 1 to 30 at the Sr. Treasury Office Kohima (South) during office hour.

All the pensioners have been requested to appear in physical along with PPO book, renewal i/card and bank account book.

ADC Kiphire being honoured with presentation of Naga Dao. (NP) Correspondent K I P H I R E , M AY 1 8 (NPN): The Additional Deputy Commissioner Kiphire Dr.Tinojungshi Chang on May 13 formally inaugurated the Huyingki colony under GHS ward Kiphire town.

ADC while exhorting the gathering pointed out that creating a new colony was a sign of paving the way for a new ward in

future. Hd. GB Kiphire village Tsipikyu Sangtam who also spoke on the occasion said that Huyingki means “source of water from bamboo groves.�

Earlier invocation was pronounced by associate pastor Setsiba, while welcome address was delivered by chairman GHS ward, Samaul Sangtam. The programme was chaired by Danail Sechopi.

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Agartala, May 18 (IANS): Normal life was severely affected in Leftruled Tripura on Thursday due to a 24-hour shutdown called by the opposition Congress in support of its 12point charter of demands, including CBI probe in chit fund activities.

“Most shops and markets were closed and attendance in the government offices and banks was low across the state. Most schools, educational institutions, banks and financial institutions were also closed,” a senior police official said.

Most vehicles except those with the security forces and emergency services remained off the roads.

Northeast Frontier Railways (NFR) cancelled all to-and-fro trains connecting the border state with other parts of the country.

“The weekly Tripura Sundari Express train running between Agartala and New Delhi has been rescheduled from Thursday to Friday morning,” an NFR spokesman said.

However, Air India and other private operators operated their flights o n A g a r t a l a - Ko l k a t a G u wa h a t i - N ew D e l h i routes.

Police said that no

Passengers wait with their luggage outside the Agartala railway station as transportation is heavily affected due to a day-long strike called by Congress, in Agartala on Thursday. (PTI) major untoward incident was reported from anywhere in the state.

“Around 500 picketers were arrested from across the state for picketing in front of the government offices and other important l o c a t i o n s,” I n s p e c t o r General of Police (Law and Order) K.V. Sreejesh told IANS. Besides Tripura Congress President Birajit Sinha, other important leaders arrested on Thursday for picketing included Congress Legislature Party leader Gopal Roy, state Congress Vice President P i j u s h B i s w a s, s t a t e Youth Congress President Sushanta Chakraborty, former legislator Tapas De,

and former Minister and veteran woman Congress leader Laxmi Nag. All India Congress Committee Secretary Bhupen Bora also joined the picketing in Agartala.

State Congress chief Sinha later told reporters that the 24-hour strike was total and successful and over 2,000 Congress activists have courted arrest.

“If the Left Front g ove r n m e n t d o e s n o t concede our demands, we would intensify our agitation and the Left parties would be voted out in next year’s assembly elections,” the state Congress chief said.

Besides the Central Bureau of Investigation

(CBI) probe into the chit fund activities, the Congress has demanded unemployment allowance to all unemployed youths by the state government and appropriate settlement of all 10,323 government teachers who are facing axe due to a Supreme Court verdict.

The Congress also demanded implementation of 7th Pay Commission recommendations for employees and pensioners of the Tripura government.

All the three universities, including the lone central university, and colleges in the state have postponed Thursday’s examinations in view of the shutdown.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, May 19, 2017

Total shutdown against blast in Moreh on Friday Correspondent

IMPHAL, May 18: Civil society organizations based in Moreh have called for a total shutdown in the border town in protest against a bomb blast on Wednesday night. An IED suspected to have been planted by militants went off at Moreh o n We d n e s d ay n i g h t , police said. No casualty was reported in the blast.

However, it has caused fear psychosis and insecurity among the civilians of the town at the international border, a statement of the Hill Tribal Council (HTC) said today.

Civil societies based in Moreh like the HTC, Kuki Students’ Organisation, M YC a n d K W U & H R condemned the bomb blast.

As a mark of protest, the civil societies of Moreh have called for a 24-hour total shutdown in the border town and Asian Highway no. 1 (Imphal-Moreh road) beginning from mid-night of May 18.

Medical, fire brigade, electricity and pre-plan religious events will be exempted from the purview o f t h e s h u t d ow n , t h e statement of the HTC said.

The statement further drew the attention of the government in taking up positive measures to prevent further occurrence of bomb blast in and around Moreh town while urging all concern not to disturb the peaceful environment of the town.

MNF urges Mizoram chief minister to call in CBI

A i z aw l , M ay 1 8 ( A gencies ) : T h e opposition Mizo National Front (MNF) on Wednesday submitted a letter to Mizoram Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla imploring him to call in the CBI to probe the scams of state lottery and Mizo Carbon Product Pvt Ltd. As the chief minister was away, the letter was handed over to deputy secretary and PS to CM, Alexander V Chawngthu.

Mr Lal Thanhawla on Friday challenged the MNF to initiate a CBI probe into the alleged corruption in the Mizoram state lottery and the Mizo Carbon Product P vt Ltd in whic h the opposition party implicated the chief minister and some ministers. “As you are in a position to call in the CBI, we request you to do so.

You may endorse our letter to the chief secretary who would in turn do the needful to call in the CBI. We would like to have a copy of that letter to make sure that your instructions are followed,” the MNF letter said.

It might be recalled that the Comptroller Auditor General of India, in its repor t tabled in the state Assembly last December, found a host of anomaliesin the way the Mizoram government handled the state lotteries that eventually resulted in a staggering loss of Rs 11,808.77 crores, which is much more than the state’s annual budget. According

to the CAG report, the M i z o r a m g ove r n m e n t allowed the distributors to evade income tax by using a loophole. The Income Tax Act 1961 demands that 10 per cent of commissions payable to the distributorsbe deducted as income tax at source by the state government. But this was never done because the state never collected the sales proceeds.

The MNF suspected that Mr Lal Thanhawla and finance minister Lalsawta were involved in the anomalies. The Mizo Carbon Products, at the Industrial Growth Centre at Luangmual locality in Aizawl, had allegedly availed more than Rs 3 crore of central subsidies through recommendations by the state government.

However, the firm is nothing more than empty buildings, rusting machinery, surrounded by tall grasses and a lone caretaker who claimed he had not been paid for months. The fact that the firm’s co-owner is the sister-in-law of Mizoram Cabinet minister Zodintluanga has enlarged the controversy. Even though the Mizo Carbon Product Pvt Ltd is being investigated by the state Anti-Corruption Bureau since last year, the slow process of the investigation has been slammed and two social activists have earlier separately demanded that the case be handed over to the CBI.

NHRC satisfied with steps taken in Assam G u waha t i , M ay 18 (PTI): The National Human Rights Commission today said it is satisfied with the steps taken and implementation of its suggestions by Assam.

No major human rights issue took place in Assam in recent times, N H RC C h a i r p e r s o n Justice H L Dattu said adding the commission was satisified with how the state government officials reacted to the bosy’s queries and accepted its suggestions.

“We are happy that the state government reacted very fast and readily gave monetary compensations to the victims,” Justice Dattu told a press conference here.

The full Commission, which held a two-day hearing since yesterday on various cases from Assam and Meghalaya, however, said it cannot instruct the state government to make the Assam Human Rights C o m m i s s i o n ( A H RC ) properly functional.

Asked about the status and functioning of AHRC, Dattu said it is the state government’s responsibility to look after the organisation and provide infrastructural support.

“At most, NHRC can recommend to the state government, but we cannot direct. We do not have any administrative control over AHRC. We cannot do much about this,” he added.

One person arrested with 22kg of illegal drug in Mizoram

FELICITATION

The Kuda Razha Rüpre-o convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss Kezevinuo Rüpreo, D/o Lt. Neihulie Rüpreo & Neisoü Rüpreo for being selected as Post Graduate Teacher in the recently declared NPSC 2017.

The Clan further wishes her a bright success in her future career.

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The rank and file of Naga People’s Front (NPF) of 18-Chozuba A/C under Phek Division expressed its happiness over the joining of NPF by Mr. Povotso Lohe who is a prominent political leader from this Assembly constituency.

We are quite confident that Mr. Povotso Lohe having joined NPF recently along with his supporters from NCP will strengthen NPF in 18-Chozuba A/C in particular and at the sametime would strengthen the hands of the President, NPF and Hon’ble Chief Minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu and the Hon’ble Minister of PHE, Mr. Chotisüh Sazo who represent this constituency VEKURI KHUSOH VETSULHU MEDE-O President General Secy.

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TICHIPAMI STUDENTS' UNION

The CHPD with pride and joy thank the Vice President and Ato Kilonser of the NSCN on the induction of Lieut. Col. Retd Niepfüpe (Ape Venuh) to the collective leadership members. The Hoho extends support to the Frame-work Agreement and pray that the Almighty God give them wisdom and wishes success in all their endeavours.

(Bedusai Thulü-o) President Chakhesang Hoho, Peren District

KEVIJAU COLONY WOMEN ORGANISATION DIMAPUR

Mr. Nitoshe Swu Secretary, N.K.D

FELICITATION

With immense pride and profound gratitude, the Tichipami Students' Union would like to congratulate : 1. Shri. Hotoi Ayemi, S/o Late Viyiho Ayemi on being promoted to Brigadier GPRN/NSCN on 8th May 2017.

2. All the 35 successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC 2017.

The Union pray that Almighty God continues to bless them and guide them in their future endeavours.

Tohuto Achumi Gen. Secy., TSU OFFICE OF THE

CONGRATULATIONS

We, the Kevijau Colony Women Organisation convey our heartiest congratulations to all the students of Kevijau Colony who have cleared their HSLC and HSSLC Exam. 2017 and wishes them a bright future in their future endeavour.

A. Amenla Jamir Gen. Secy., KCWO

Mr. X. Khümtsa Asümi President, N.K.D

Tonoka Ayemi President, TSU

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R. Atula Pongen President, KCWO

FELICITATION

The Yonchuchoe Yanpoe Yanpiden Khumshum Wokha Town with immense pride and honour extends its heartiest congratulation to Mr. Victor T. Ngullie son of Mr. E. Tsenchibemo Ngullie & Mrs. Yochilo Ngullie of Niroyo village on being selected to the Post of PGT (Political Science) in the recently declared NPSC 2017 result under Education Department.

The Khumshum wishes and pray that the almighty God continue to bless him in every future endeavour.

Eliyani Odyuo Chairman, YYYK Wokha Town

YANGZITONG 'B' VILLAGE STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATION

With immense pride and joy, we the Yangzitong 'B' Village Students' Union (YBVSU) would like to congratulate Mr. Nughika K. Yeptho, S/o. Mr. Khehuto Yeptho for securing topper in History (HSSLC exam 2017).

The Union further congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC and wishes them success in all their future endeavours.

David Mughato Awomi President Y.B.V.S.U

Hutoka Yeptho Gen. Secy.

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Sanrhyubeni Murry Secretary, YYYK Wokha Town

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

The Natsümi Küghakulu Dimapur congratulates all the students of HSLC and HSSLC from Natsümi Village, those who scored distinction, first division, second division and who have successfully cleared their exam 2017.

The Union wish them every success in their future endeavour.

(Pusayi Nienu) Secretary

Sis Amhele May your coming year surprise you with the happiness of smiles, the feeling of love and so on. We hope you will find plenty of sweet memories to cherish forever. Best birthday

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NATSÜMI KÜQHAKULU DIMAPUR FELICITATES

Sodzulhou Students' Union, Dimapur felicitates the following pass outs : HSLC candidates - Z. Tsote-o Koza, Lhoutsolo-o Koza, Kekhriengunuo Kense, N.Pfuchukope Koza, Ludovie-o Koza, Seziivie-o Koza,Kokodo Ritse and HSSLC candidates : Leisute-o Koza, Nikita, Keviepe Koza, Nisha & Neetanjanian.

Nagaland

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The Sutemi Students' Union would like to felicitate all the successful SSU members HSLC and HSSLC in their board examination 2017.

The Union wishes them great success in their future endeavours and to work harder and strive for excellence in the future.

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DIST. WOKHA-797111: NAGALAND With immense pride and pleasure, the Humtso Youth Organisation (HVYO) would like to congratulate Mr. Zanbenthung Shitiri, S/o. Mr. Elhibamo Shitiri for qualifying the post of Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) in the recently conducted NPSC Exam and thereby bringing laurels to Humtso Village. The HVYO wish and pray that almighty God grant him wisdom and good health in his future endeavours.

The HVYO would further like to congratulate all the students from Humtso Village who successfully cleared HSLC and HSSLC Exam-2017. The HVYO wishes all a greater success and bright future.

Yisanbemo Humtsoe Achamo Humtsoe President, HVYO Gen. Secretary, HVYO

Vidikholie Rüpreo Gen. Secy., KRRC

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Neilakuo Rüpreo President, KRRC

said he was given Rs 5,000 to bring the drugs to Delhi and rest Rs 5,000 were to be given to his family once the consignment reached the Nigerian.

D C P Ya d av s a i d efforts to nab the kingpin of the cartel and others involved were being made.

Following the arrests, many raids were conducted across the Capital and other parts of the country to unearth the syndicate’s reach.

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financial condition, Mona lured him into the trap,” a senior officer said.

Ashok, a resident of Delhi, earlier worked as a cheque clearing agent for a renowned bank.

Later, he started supplying medicines on 20 per cent commission, and slowly graduated to delivering drugs.

T h i s w a s Lalmuankima’s second trip to Delhi. He had come once before 20 days ago. He

SUTEMI STUDENTS' UNION

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With immense pride and appreciation the Toulazouma Women Organisation, Toulazouma Village, Dimapur congratulate to our village Founder Lt. Col. Retd. Shri. Neipfupe Venuh (Ape) on being promoted to the highest post of Collective Leadership Member (NSCN-IM).

We also thank Ato Kilonser Th. Muivah and the NSCN-IM Government for granting promotion to Shri. Neipfupe Venuh (Ape). May the Almighty God grant you a good healthy life and wish you a bright future.

KUKNALIM NEICHULO-U, Secretary Toulazouma Women Organisation Dimapur

and pulled out a packet.

Lalmuankima took it and started to move. The team acted immediately and overpowered the duo,” DCP, Special Cell, Sanjeev Yadav said.

During questioning, it was revealed that Ashok had brought the drugs to the Capital from Punjab.

“Lalmuankima said he came in contact with Mona, who lives 3-4 km from his house in his native village in Aizawl. Seeing his poor

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The senior officers said they received an input that a big drug consignment will come to the Capital from Punjab through a carrier, before being distributed in other areas. “A team of the Special Staff, led by ACP Akhileshwar Yadav, then spotted an Esteem car in Dwarka. The team saw that the driver, who was later identified as Ashok Kumar, stepped out of the vehicle and met Lalmuankima.

Both opened the car’s boot

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to a head on Monday, when a team of Delhi Police’s Special Cell arrested Lalmuankima while he was receiving a consignment of over 22 kg Ephedrine, worth a crore. He was to deliver it to a Nigerian, who would have supplied it to rave parties across the Capital. Lalmuankima’s family has been informed about his arrest and the police are trying to unearth more details about the syndicate.

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A i z aw l , M ay 1 8 (Agencies): Trapped under debt and with responsibility to take care of two young children, Lalmuankima, a resident of Aizawl, was struggling to make ends meet. Then a chance to earn Rs 10,00012,000 per trip came as a blessing for the 28-yearold, and before he knew it, Lalmuankima had become a carrier for an inter-state drug cartel.

The saga finally came

LONGLENG : NAGALAND NO. LLG/JUD/SUC/2009-10/68

NOTIFICATION

Dt. 11th May 2017

Whereas Shri/Smti/ Kumari Phamching of Yongnyah village/Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/Draw/Transfer/withdraw the debts & securities in respect of late Shri/Smti/Kumari Vanphu, who expired on 07-02-2017.

Now therefore, public are hereby asked to the claims/objection, if any within one month from the date of issue of this notice.

Sd/- Y.DENNGAN AAVENNOHO PHOM K-1546 Deputy Commissioner, Longleng, Nagaland

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSION JUDGE KOHIMA : NAGALAND

NOTICE

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) Succession Case No. 10 of 2017 Where as application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Lt. Kenusule has filed by Miss. Vizongono, D/o Lt. Kenusule resident of Lerie Colony Kohima represented by Legal guardian Zeneitonu Rote D/o Lt. Kenusule R/o Lerie Colony Kohima, Nagaland to draw his pension benefit and A/C No. 10277155535 (State Bank of India) who expired on 29/04/2017.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 19/06/2017.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 17 day of May 2017.

Principal District & Session Judge K-1543 Kohima: Nagaland

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT, HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-182/17/1703-04

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 17/05/17

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Daniel Kikon -Vrs- Kumdang Phom resident of Dimapur Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 17-06-17.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Daniel Kikon Village /Town Block No. : Darogajan, Patta No. : 530, Dag No. : 260/670, Area : 00-01-06.

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Kahndu seeks Centre’s Nigerian youth arrested in Tripura NE states seek greater support for agri university central security cover these districts,” the official added. According to the MHA report at the review meeting, the security situation in Arunachal Pradesh (the three districts) and Manipur remains a subject of concern, though relatively less than it has been in the past. These five districts also border as many districts of Assam on the other side, including Tinsukia district, where the anti-talks Ulfa (I) is active and has been carrying out strikes jointly with Meitei outfits of Manipur.

“The biggest advantage of these five districts is their proximity to the NSCN (K)controlled areas of Myanmar and their highly difficult terrain, which makes patrolling a difficult task for security agencies,” the official said.

The MHA on May 4 extended the term of Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in Tirap, Changlang and Longding districts in Arunachal Pradesh for three

13000 jobs created in Tripura

Tribal bodies reject MoU signed between govt, JACAATB Correspondent

IMPHAL, May 18: Two tribal bodies have declared the recent Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between Manipur government and Joint Action Committee Against Anti-Tribal Bill (JACAATB) as a ploy to suppress the rights of the tribal enshrined in the Constitution of India.

To end the more than 600-day long anti-ILPS bills agitation, JACAATB signed a MoU with the Manipur government on May 10 last.

Days after the signing of the MoU, All Tribal Women Union (ATWU) and All Tribal Movement Lamka (ATML) rejected the MoU stating that it (MoU) was a ploy to deny the rights of the tribal enshrined in the Constitution.

A joint statement of ATWU and ATML stated that the tribal people of Manipur have been relentlessly protesting for more than

Japan offers support for NE projects New Delhi, May 18 (Agencies): Japan has officially offered support for various ongoing as well as upcoming development and infrastructure projects in the North-Eastern region.

The Ambassador of Japan to India, Kenji Hiramatsu officially met the Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER), Dr Jitendra Singh and conveyed his government’s inclination to invest in Northeast and also offer any other feasible support for new ventures.

He said, the North-Eastern region of India has immense potential and with the kind of priority being given to the region by the Government of India and the Government of Japan looks forward to engage itself as a partner at different levels, both financially and otherwise.

According to Kenji, the preferred States which the Government of Japan looks forward to invest in Northeast are Assam, followed by Manipur and Nagaland. He said, besides the trade and entrepreneurship interest, the Government of Japan also has a historic emotional link with the region because it was in the area around Manipur and Nagaland that during the Second World War, around 30,000 Japanese soldiers had got killed while fighting jointly with the British Army against the allied forces.

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600 days against the three anti-tribal bills passed by the state Assembly on August 31, 2015 and seeking justice for the tribal “martyrs” who died while protesting against the bills.

“The manner in which the tribal people are being coerced into the so called Memorandum of Understanding is deplorable as it neither addresses the issue nor solves the problem of the agitating tribal people”,

the statement alleged.

The dummy coffins of the martyrs were disposed and burned down after the JACAATB signed the MoU with the government and the remains of the Martyrs are to be buried before May 25.

On Wednesday, the last day of mourning for the martyrs was performed.

The group of women in the mourning stated that they will comply with the

JACAATB and different tribe councils and Innpi’s decision. However, they showed their disagreement with the MoU signed between the state government and JACAATB.

the border to Bangladesh taking advantage of the darkness in the night.

Allegedly, Washington tried to run away and assaulted the jawans while trying to snatch their rifles.

However, he was overpowered by the jawans, police said. During the preliminary interrogation, he told the jawans that he came from Kolkata by air.

But he could not show any valid documents of his journey.

He does not even know the route to go to Bangladesh, said police. However, police is not confirmed about the purpose of his Bangladesh visit.

As many as seven Nigerians were detained in Southern border of Tripura in the past six months.

Outrage over gang-rape of 21-year-old GUWAHATI, May 18 (Agencies): Public outrage over the horrific gangrape and murder of a 21year-old girl in Karbi Anglong’s Baithalangso area has continued to escalate.

Various women’s rights bodies have come down heavily on the Sarbananda Sonowal government for its failure to protect women in the state.

The incident occurred on Thursday morning, when the girl and a friend were returning from a Bihu cultural show. According to eye-witness accounts, miscreants physically assaulted

They burned the copy of MoU before they dismantled the hall where they congregated and prayed for autonomy for the tribal people, the joint statement informed.

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them and separated them.

“They took her away and beat up her male friend. He passed out. Next morning, locals found her body on a nearby hilltop. She was possibly strangulated,” police sources said.

Police have so far arrested four persons in connection to the case and launched a search to nab two others. They were identified as Farim Bey (30), Mahajan Semer (19), Joysing Kro (20) and Rupsing Phongso (19).

Police have been relying on information from witnesses as the absconders

are reportedly not using any electronic gadgets or mobile phone, making it difficult to track them.

Inaul Haq, SP, Hamren police, who are probing the case, told TOI, “Preliminary investigation revealed that the girl was possibly gang-raped and then murdered.

The miscreants, who are from the same locality, might have killed her from fear of getting identified. The absconders have been identified and will be caught soon.” The postmortem report is still awaited.

NOTICE

1. Open auction will be conducted on 14.06.2017 for cutting and disposal rights of 140 Nos. of standing trees for construction of OTM Accommodation for 3 Corps Int & Svl Unit at Rangapahar Military Station, Nagaland.

2. Conditions of auction may be obtained from the office of the Station HQ Dimapur at RMS on any working days (six days working) from 0900 hrs. to 1400 hrs or from the office of DEO Jorhat on any working days (Monday to Friday) between 0900 hrs. to 1730 hrs.

3. The trees to be cut/removed can be seen from 09.06.2017 to 12.06.2017 at 1030 hrs with the help of the representative of Station HQ, Dimapur at RMS. The interested persons/agencies are requested to report to the Station HQ, Dimapur at RMS on the above said date and time for this purpose.

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informing that the animal has traditional values among the locals. While reasoning that Arunachal has largest population of Mithun in the country, CM said that NRC for Mithun will multiply the mithun population while its preservation would also be taken care of.

Chief Minister further informed the visiting Union Minister that Arunachal has started its mission to make the state fully organic, which is as per the initiative of PM Narendra Modi to make the states go organic. Launched this year on 15th April, the state government has set the target of three years to achieve the goal, informed the CM. The Union Minister assured to look into the requests and promised to offer all support for its fulfillment. He has asked the state government to submit detail proposals to the centre for consideration. He appreciated the peaceful nature of Arunachali people and expressed happiness from his visit.

GUWAHATI, May 18 (Agencies): States in the northeast have asked the Union home ministry to step up the presence of central intelligence and security forces in five contiguous districts in Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland adjoining Myanmar.

These districts, they said, have emerged as the hub of the last remaining militants in the region.

“We have apprised the home minister of the security situation in the northeast and informed him that all militant activities are being controlled from Arunachal’s Tirap, Changlang and Longding districts, and Nagaland’s Mon and Tuensang districts,” said a top security official who participated in the northeast security review meeting by Union home minister Rajnath Singh in New Delhi on Tuesday. “We requested him to increase the presence of central intelligence agencies and security forces in

Agartala, May 18 (PTI): Tripura government has created jobs for 13,000 people who have at least five years experience in teaching apparently to accommodate the 10323 teachers whose services were ordered to be terminated by Supreme Court.

“The decision to create 13000 non-teaching posts were taken in the meeting of the council of ministers on Wednesday,” state Education Minister Tapan Chakraborty said.

A total 12000 posts were created in the education department and 1000 posts were created under social welfare department and government would soon start the process of recruitment, he said.

The 10,323 government teachers whose services would be terminated after December 31 following the Supreme Court verdict can apply for the newly created posts.

more months, along with few more areas of Arunachal Pradesh falling within police stations bordering Assam.

The central notification states that the three Arunachal districts continue to remain ‘disturbed areas’ because “NSCN (IM) is contriving to dominate areas hitherto occupied by NSCN (K) and is resorting to intimidation and extortion, NSCN (R) is also active has been focusing on recruiting local youth, NSCN (NK) has managed to gain a foothold in Longding district and is engaging in extortion and abduction”. It adds, “Ulfa (I) ... has started indulging in extortion in certain pockets along the Arunachal-Assam boundary, movements of NDFB (S) and NDFB (R) cadres along ArunachalAssam boundary have been noticed for escaping counter insurgency operations and for movement to/from Myanmar.”

Itanagar, May 18 (Agencies): Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has sought centre’s support for a fullfledged Agriculture University and a Centre of Excellence for Horticulture to be established in the state.

Khandu conveyed this to Union Minister of State for Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Sudharshan Bhagat who called on him at his office on Thursday.

Stating that technological support in agriculture and horticulture is crucial to boost farm output, the Chief Minister requested the Union Minister to consider for a full-fledged Agriculture University and a Centre of Excellence for Horticulture in Arunachal.

On development of Animal Husbandry in Arunachal, Khandu requested for a Pig Research Centre in Arunachal to support pig rearing. Similar to a Yak Research Centre set up in West Kameng district, Khandu requested for a National Research Centre for Mithun,

Agartala, May 18 (Agencies): The BSF jawans have detained another Nigerian youth from Ishan Chandra Nagar of Belonia in South Tripura along Indo-Bangladesh border.

He was handed over to the police later. Police said that Bake Asoro Washington (37) of Nigeria was arrested at midnight on Wednesday when he attempted to cross

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 162 Dimapur, friday, May 19, 2017

Here comes the Summer

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or those living in foothills the onset of summer heralds unwelcome power cuts which become most unbearable as the mercury level rises. This invariably means that summer and power cuts are going to be the most dreaded of combinations. Much has been said and written about Nagaland’s perpetual power cuts for decades. One explanation by the Department of Power(DoP) for the shortfall during the dry winter months, is attributed to paucity of rain resulting in reduction of stored water in various hydro dams.

By that logic, it means that in summer when monsoon rains descend, the rainwater should fill up the dams and help generation of power. Unfortunately, this logic hasn’t worked since power cuts are as worse during summer months. A very significant element that has led to power shortage is what was termed as ‘avoidable losses’ supposedly in transmission. The other element that has been blamed for power loss is the supposed theft and pilferage. The perpetual deficit of around 50% is indeed a colossal loss. The other is that during summer months demand shoots up and consumption goes beyond power availability. A good portion of the losses is believed to be due to pilferage and theft. Consumers rightly or wrongly speculate that they are presented with sky high bills because the department has to make up for losses due to whatever reasons. This cannot be acceptable especially when the department is to serve people and in turn law abiding consumers.

It may not be out of context to mention that without efficient power, there will be no growth and this is the stark reality. When the power loss in Nagaland is almost 50% and double the national average, it only calls for serious probe on why this abnormal figure continues to plague power supply and most interestingly, accepted as that for so many years. inefficiency cannot be allowed to get away under the guise of ‘transmission loss’, when consumers are handed contestable bills owing to improper metering or inefficiency. If the real culprits responsible for power losses are not identified, then even additional power generation in future with thermal power will end up in a similar manner. In counties like South Korea, the loss is 7 % and in China, it is 9 %.Most states in India are making serious efforts to tackle the problem which has proved to be the bottleneck for efficient distribution to a power hungry nation. The states have adopted controlled consumption or unlimited usage through stipulation of working hours for commercial businesses and enterprises. Given the fact that there are no industries, what it means is that even domestic consumption cannot be met.

The north east generates adequate power which can feed the entire region and during monsoon, the quantity should be more than enough to spare.

The ground reality indicates that there are factors responsible for poor and inefficient power supply.

It is not known as to why the power department, a major one, was not given to a cabinet minister in Nagaland. Whatever be the reason, there is no getting away from the fact that power sector is not only vital but also critical for churning the wheels of progress and failing to provide uninterrupted power has only stalled progress.

DailyDevotion Living Simply— Yet Focused Look at the birds of the air….Consider the lilies of the field… —Matthew 6:26, 28

“Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow: they neither toil nor spin”— they simply are! Think of the sea, the air, the sun, the stars, and the moon— all of these simply are as well— yet what a ministry and service they render on our behalf! So often we impair God’s designed influence, which He desires to exhibit through us, because of our own conscious efforts to be consistent and useful. Jesus said there is only one way to develop and grow spiritually, and that is through focusing and concentrating on God. In essence, Jesus was saying, “Do not worry about being of use to others; simply believe on Me.” In other words, pay attention to the Source, and out of you “will flow rivers of living water” (John 7:38). We cannot discover the source of our natural life through common sense and reasoning, and Jesus is teaching here that growth in our spiritual life comes not from focusing directly on it, but from concentrating on our Father in heaven. Our heavenly Father knows our circumstances, and if we will stay focused on Him, instead of our circumstances, we will grow spiritually— just as “the lilies of the field.”

The people who influence us the most are not those who detain us with their continual talk, but those who live their lives like the stars in the sky and “the lilies of the field”— simply and unaffectedly. Those are the lives that mold and shape us.

If you want to be of use to God, maintain the proper relationship with Jesus Christ by staying focused on Him, and He will make use of you every minute you live— yet you will be unaware, on the conscious level of your life, that you are being used of Him.

Quotes

The optimist thinks this is the best of all possible worlds.

The pessimist fears it is true. ~ J. Robert Oppenheimer

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Post-mortem

The precarious footpaths of Dimapur

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he state’s premier commercial hub, Dimapur has been expanding in fits and starts with discernable developments taking place wherever the roving eye gazes upon but has also much to expect from the denizens concerned. The growing density of population with the rapid urbanisation is increasing by leaps and bounds. The Dimapur Municipal Council for one and the Urban Development on the other should take up the matter of sidewalks and the footpaths around the town immediately.

Forget about good roads, it seems like a distant Utopian wishful thinking around here, even the footpaths and the sidewalks are in the most dilapidated conditions which pose a very high risk of being injured to the unsuspecting pedestrian and one can be maimed, especially the little children and the school going students while walking around the town. Broken drain slabs in many areas of the town needs urgent repairs or replacements.

There are also many areas in the town where footpath drain covers are found lacking which are proving to be very risky for the public.Whatever little stretches of paved pathways we have are in dire need of repairs with broken covers, large cracks and gaping holes which are all a pre-prepared out for a readymade death trap or a snare for some serious injury to the unsuspecting pedestrian. Well if not death, certainly a twisted ankle or breaking a bone or two in your body from these worn-out shoddy footpaths of the state’s most fast growing urban sprawl. Though the town is growing rapidly in terms of high-rise colourful private buildings, glitzy showrooms, latest international eateries, newest models of sleek and sleazy cars and SUVs adding to the town’s ever congestion of the traffic snarls it has miserably failed in terms of providing even the most basic required public utility infrastructures like a proper roadside drainages and footpaths.

A month ago I witnessed a young mother walking on a footpath with two of her unwary kids where one of them slipped from the side of an uncovered part of the roadside drain and fell into the gutter injuring the little boy’s shin in which blood was oozing out from the skin in the mud-splattered socks. A year ago too an old man badly injured his foot by a protrud-

ing iron rod from one of those slabs and had several stitches. I myself also nearly stepped in the one too many countless cracks and openings and had nearly sprained or wrenched my feet on the shoddy worn out slabs on several occasions. I believe many of you too must have experienced the same if you are someone who gets down from your cars and sometimes walk around the streets of Dimapur town. The popular stench of the Dimapur perfumes with the mixture of humidity is indeed overbearing. What is of more concern in today’s context is the pitiful condition of the broken slabs on the footpaths and in respect to the sanitation aspect too. But even as the glamorous and the flashy showrooms are appearing on every sides of the roads it is setting a contrasting backdrop for the garbage on the open portion of the roadside drains!

Due to the big gaps and holes and unrelenting throwing and dumping of wastes by those nearby residents and traders, a considerable amount of wastes makes its way to these drains around the town which as a result remains chocked and water remain stagnant. During the monsoon season there is drainage flood as a result water finds its way into the streets and into people’s homes which is more hazardous to our health and environment. In fact, roadside drains system must be intended to confiscate water efficiently off the road and make it safe for vehicles and other road users besides preventing structural damage to the road. However, the system here is altogether quite different.

It is also to be mentioned that most of the town dwellers or pedestrians normally throw all kinds of wastes in the drains without slabs. Most of the shopkeepers sweep their front portion of their shops and throw away all the dust and dirts into those drains. As a result, drains without slabs are almost packed with garbage with foul odour emanating from it. Here the roadside drains without slabs are being efficiently utilized for dumping rubbish and many take pleasure in dumping all kinds of garbage in the drains.

No matter how best the municipal give its effort, there won’t be any desirable change unless we change our way of life. Most of our drains usually get blocked as the garbage thrown in them

lead to overflowing of water on the roadsides.

A narrow path for walking or a path especially used for walking and in our modern concept footpaths has become an indispensable part of town and city life too. Of course we can never expect our footpaths in par with highly developed countries when our most basic necessities like good roads are also like crying for the moon.

Due to the unplanned arrangements, the new ones and old structural landmarks donning the old town’s landscape have developed on unplanned lines alongside the narrow roads with no scope for any expansion or broadening the existing narrow road. Even the little spaces the pedestrians have to squeeze and shove are all occupied by vendors of all kinds and hues. As a result the Dimapur town remains clustered with no remnants of expansions in the existing sidewalks or footpaths. Its main problem has been that when the Dimapur town was first conceived over centuries ago, perhaps no one had ever visualized that it would one day acquire various distinctions and such important commercial hub and a rising educational centre for the whole state. What has been a shortcoming since the early days are the narrow roads and streets which cannot be widened beyond some limits because solid buildings have been constructed on both sides of the roads. The numerous big upcoming buildings housing trendy outlets with broken slabs infront of their door-steps with the stench portray quite a contrast of how we live. Often some little roadside tea-hotels and pan-shops have put up their own fine drain covers and slabs by themselves from their own pockets, so surely can the upcoming alluring mega structures around the town.

The DMC and the Urban Development despite of their many good works at the same time should use all its resources at hand providing provisional measures to enable people to walk around freely and healthily in a positive atmosphere without the nuisance of some sick smell from those uncovered drains and without the fear of injury from those gaping holes and broken slabs of the town’s footpaths and sidewalks.

Jonah Achumi

The liberal democratic approach

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he concept of liberal democracy could be a complete non existing entity, and based on the “reality accepting capacity” of the Nagas, may not even include in Nagas perspective of the elemental chart that gives sense and meaning to our way of life but just like how according to western knowledge, it has been proved that our earth revolves around the sun and not vice versa despite without our intelligent capacity to build our own telescope or sending a satellite in space to accept those facts, nonetheless the fact/ truth still remains that our earth does revolve around the sun and that our sun is made up of Hydrogen atoms combining to form Helium atoms by means of nuclear fusion, during which vast amount of heat, light and radiation energy is released.

With this in mind one can conclude that neither we Nagas nor anyone could directly challenge western knowledge based on the proofs that their researchers have gone through the trouble to find.

The history of the world speaks that in the affairs of the state, no other form of ideals like communism, dictatorship, fascism; monarchy etc. has managed to satisfy the people of the state as a just government.

It has been the ideals of liberal democracy that has changed the course of history of any government from an oppressed deprived society to liberal, socialist-capitalist and rational society (Research on ‘it’ is recommended). It is also to be considered that they (liberal democrats) didn’t just accomplish everything that their rationality led progress overnight, but after the inception with more reforms, even from the youth’s logical perspective about a rational society, today they are the ones every developing nations look up to and yearn for.

Having understood, the pattern our Naga society keeps repeating and the hold of “Ignorance Backed Corruption” in our system, the few concerned young adult intellectuals concluded that without a rational cleansing of our Naga methods, to let run in our society, change in Nagaland is a far cry. Without this measure the present Nagas can simply accept that a change of great gravity is not possible in their lifetime because a few leaders themselves cannot change Nagaland with all their wisdom and flaws unless every or most people participate in politics in their own capacity because the undeniable fact is, politics affect not just the state but also our personnel lives.

The LDPN is much obliged with all the organizations who have taken the herculean responsibility

to create legal awareness among various sections of people in the Naga society. We encourage them to further continue their great service for the society. We also thank the others who have taken the initiative of imparting ‘Human norms’ seminars to the people. Their hard work will never go in vain as, one “aware” Naga is a great asset for the Naga kind and as an Indian and as a Human.

The recent move in Nagaland’s policy of development has really impressed the LDPN, when the DC of Dimapur announced that Dimapur is to receive garbage bins in and around the city, and to every household registered under the DMC. With the limited fund in our Sate’s treasury, we understand of the difficulties any department would face to complete a long due project, considering the funds of the project being pocketed by the previous supervisors, nevertheless, it would be productive if the authorities in the departments would devise “not much costly” projects (doesn’t include cheap components) to add for the welfare of the state.

And any contribution would be great for the people on the ground that it would be the first.

It would be only for the best if the government takes the initiative to preserve and ensure the continuance of all the positive logical changes taking place today that every concerned Nagas has worked hard for, till today. They should set up a committee to work in hand with the State’s representing “Human Rights” organizations to take legal measures against the extreme offenders so that people would not just be informed about it but also feel it and follow it.

They should also implement work sensitivity programs in work places so that women and weak people wouldn’t be bullied or abused by their employer. Anti-bullying campaign should be promoted even in schools like in the US. A help line or a complain line should be advertised in large billboards across the state so that people could be consciously aware about it’s existence. The human rights activists must not just be a mere social worker but also should be committed in saving and protecting the weak and the innocent from the hands of the tyrants and ignorant bullies.

[Not to show off and endorse the party, but because Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a real thing that affects our conscious behavior and decision making, in life and make us less productive in the society.]

Liberal Democratic Party of Nagaland, (ldpnagaland@gmail.com)

The church and state going side by side: A way forward for just-politics (From previous issue) They should abstain from voting in elections, serving in military or holding of any public offices (the Mennonites and the Ana-Baptists). There is a hermeneutical polarization with regard to this text, but it is clear that Paul’s message to the Romans is directed towards a harmonious and peaceful co-existence in the society as rulers and subjects. He in particular envisages a state where Christians would have no fear or doubts and contribute good deeds towards the state. Thereby making an impact in the state and also maintaining a good relationship with those in authority.

John Calvin makes no clear distinction between the state and the church, yet he defended the Church’s authority to discipline and punish its members, and thus play a role in enacting and enforcing law. Martin Luther maintained that the Church and state must remain separate. He believes that the authority of government is instituted by God. However, he is apprehensive that God pleasing changes could come through secular authorities (state). For the Anabaptist Michael Sattler aired their views by strictly separating the two kingdoms.

The Baptist’s tradition on the separation of the church and state is loud and clear. Nevertheless, the influences of the Ecumenical movements like the World Council of Churches (WCC) and other Evangelical movements have perhaps debilitated the stand of the Baptists beginning from

the 80s. Nevertheless, one thing is clear for the Baptist, when it comes to the priesthood and politics; we do not compromise the religious duties in serving the needs of the world.

In a Christian populated state like Nagaland, the church’s priority is not politics but at the same time the church should not desist from politics of social responsibility. In this regard, the involvement of NBCC in Clean Election must be seen as a campaign for Social Responsibility. One of the turning points for the evangelicals’ attitude towards social responsibility was held at Lausanne, Switzerland in July 1974, under the theme: “Let the Earth Hear His Voice.” This conference declared that evangelism and socio-political involvement are both part of our Christian duty. Thus it aired the view that Lausanne Conference speaks not just of ‘social responsibility’ but socio-political involvement.’

Moreover, the politics of America have influenced our mindset so much that we already have embraced the relationship of the Church and state as approved. In his Presidential campaign, Donald Trump vowed to dismantle the laws that separate the church and state in America. Now that Donald Trump is the President, their alliance will have more avenues to stay closer than to deter.

Like Augustine opined, our love for God must be the driving force to love the world. As Calvin postulates, the church and state were to be two hands washing each other under God. Lu-

ther accentuated that the Church and State are two separate entities, but one under the divine authority of God. Abraham Kuyper expressed that both the church and the state are limited in their sphere. But there is no sphere of human life in which Jesus Christ is not ‘the supreme Sovereign’ and therefore both the church and state are servants of God. All these prominent theologians argued that the church and state are two separate institutions but one under the divine will and sovereign will of God. It is therefore implied that the Church and State must not push each other too far, less they find difficult to coexist together and become rivals. On the one hand, the Church must not work hand in gloves with the powers of the state. The church should not play a partisan role in politics. The problem with this stand is that when the government or powers fail and military coup d’état, the church suffers along with the state.

On the other hand, the Church should not withdraw itself very far from the powers of the state, silence and non-interference itself would be a political stand itself. Nagaland is a Christian state and if churches abstain from the powers of the state, ushering non-believers and uncommitted Christians to rule Christians would be the outcome. This happened in Uganda when Idi Amin (a Muslim) took power in 1971-79; he persecuted Christians and started the expulsion of 80,000 Asian nationals from Uganda.

This country was consid-

ered 80% Christians, this majority Christians were not interested in politics and allowed a Muslim dictator to rule and persecute them, even killed the Arch Bishop of Uganda (Jenani Luxum).

It is said that under Idi Amin 500,000 people were killed motivated by ethnic, political and financial factors.

The Church is to be engaged in critical and constructive collaboration with the powers of the state by evaluating political decisions and proposed programs basing their understanding of the gospel. In this position, when the state makes decisions that are contrary to the gospel, the church can directly and courageously criticize the government.

Since the Church is engaged in constructive collaboration with the state, it is likely that the state will take heed of the church.

The Church must resist the power of the state, if the powers that be become autocratic and ignore universal human rights; the church may do it all to resist such a state. The Church must be aware of the policy makers in the central government and if necessary, we must oppose decisions taken by the central government made against the wishes and religious sentiments of the state. Or even oppose the State government where policies are unchristian and justice endangered.

The challenge today is, as the BJP government is in power, the discrimination and harassment meted against the minority communities in India are quite alarming. Christians

must come with a formidable policy to correct and change the motive of the majority attitude in India.

The church must therefore stand vigil; perpetuate her political assignment to guide and counsel the State government with true love.

Perhaps, there are several policies of the GOI that are precipitately acted with intention to harm the religious sentiments of the Christians and Muslims in India.

The Church and State are connected in such various ways that their relationship cannot be regulated in accordance with any single general principle. In a state like Nagaland it is difficult to draw a rigid distinction for Christian’s involvement in politics. Since the state is more than 90% Christians and the state workers are mostly Christians. The Church and State must be considered a divine craft of God to govern people, so that both institutes direct

people to fear God and do justice outrageously. Christians are to leaven the society with the love of God as the driving force. Although obscurities and uncertainties may loom around since they overlap each other in function. One thing we can be sure about is that both the church and state are equally limited and are equally divine because there is no sphere of life where God’s sovereignty is limited.

Thus churches in Nagaland must be seen working side by side along the State. If the Church desists from social responsibility it would decay from self-defeat. The Church may involve in politics but the credibility of the prophetic office should not be co-opted by other critics.

To whom does the Christian social responsibility belong, if not the Church?

(Concluded) Villo Naleo, Sechü-Zubza, (villonaleo@gmail.com)

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Use responsibly

We now hear of the ransomware attack which can really create havoc in our systems and business. Most Nagas are unaware of online scams or the way internet works. Most of us are also very gullible when it comes to cybercrime. Children need to be taught in school, home and churches about these menaces. With the easy accessibility of mobile phones, children are so much into internet games, even shopping online and other such activities. Parents need to ensure that with the knowledge of operating sophisticated gadgets, children need to be made aware of its dangers as well.

Rosalyn Ao, Arkang Ward Mokokchung

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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7 Sasikala petitions ED files case against Karti, others

for questions SC reserves verdict in triple talaq case court on FERA charges New Delhi, May 18 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Thursday concluded hearing in the triple talaq issue and reserved its verdict even as the All India Muslim Personal Law Board said it has decided to issue an advisory to Qazis to give an option to Muslim women to opt out of instant triple talaq before giving consent for nikaah.

The five-judge Constitution bench comprising Chief Justice Jagdish Singh Khehar, Justice Kurian Joseph, Justice Rohinton Fali Nariman, Justice Uday Umesh Lalit and Justice S. Abdul Nazeer wound up hearing in the case after six days on a batch of petitions that challenged the constitutional validity of triple talaq.

The court was told that the AIMPLB would file an affidavit stating its decision and include a copy of the model Nikaah Nama.

The AIMPLB decision comes a day after the top court asked it to consider giving an option to Muslim women to deny prospective husbands the option of triple talaq. The court permitted AIMPLB to file its affidavit.

Supreme Court The matter is rooted in an October 16, 2015, order of the top court by which it had directed the separate listing of a PIL addressing the question of the rights of Muslim women.

Addressing the constitution bench, AIMPLB’s senior counsel Kapil Sibal said he had a meeting with the Board members on Wednesday (May 17) and they have decided to issue an advisory to all the Qazis across the country. That the bride has opted out of triple talaq would be recorded in the Nikaah Nama, the court was told. With the Centre linking

the issue of triple talaq with that of constitutional morality, AIMPLB wondered why was the Centre shying away from enacting a law to curb the practice by taking recourse to Article 25(2) (b) of the Constitution that permits enactment of a law invoking social reforms.

Article 25(2)(b) says that nothing prevents the State from enacting a law “providing for social welfare or reforms ...”

Article 25 guarantees the freedom of conscience and free profession, practice and propagation of religion.

Looking at ideas for improved security on railways: Prabhu New Delhi, May 18 (IANS): Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu on Thursday stressed the need for safety and security on the Indian Railways and said it is mulling ideas from stakeholders for improving security across its network. “In India, there are various vulnerable sections in our network. The railways is looking at ideas from different stakeholders for improving security,” the Minister said at a roundtable conference here with non-railway stakeholders on ‘Railway Security Issues’. He said there were a lot of challenges that the railways faced to ensure safe and secure running of trains across the country. Prabhu said the railways is now putting more emphasis on intelligence gathering and forensic issues. The minister said additional measures were being taken to improve security of women passengers on trains.

Rs 1 crore in junked notes seized in Thane; 3 arrested

THANE, MAY 18 (PTI): Police have seized nearly Rs 1 crore in demonetised currency notes from three persons, who were later arrested. Acting on a tip-off, police intercepted a car at Parsik circle in Mumbra township of Thane district at around midnight on Tuesday. They found Rs 1 crore in old notes in Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 denominations in the possession of three persons, including a woman employee of a private bank, an official release issued by Thane police said today. The three persons was planning to get the notes exchanged for new bills. They were later arrested and a case was registered against them under relevant sections, Thane police PRO Sukhada Narkar said. Police are trying to find out from where the accused got the junked notes, Narkar said.

Taking a dig at the Centre for telling the court that it should first rule against triple talaq and other forms of talaq and then it would enact a law to set it in, Sibal said: “You (Centre) can’t say that I will not bring a law, you (court) decide the matter.”

Let them enact a law to deal with triple talaq, only then its constitutionality would be tested by the top court, AIMPLB said.

As various petitioners raised questions about the sources of customs and practices, Sibal urged the court not to venture in this area as it was slippery.

“Testing the validity of customs and practices is a slippery slope,” Sibal said.

In his rejoinder arguments while saying that “what was sinful in theology, can’t be good in law”, senior counsel Salman Khurshid said that he differed with the AIMPLB saying that Islam suffered from patriarchy.

He said that Islam recognised both men and women as equal and unlike Christianity where it is women who take the blame, in Islam both husband and wife are held equally re-

sponsible.

While saying that AIMPLB was a body of standing having eminent and scholarly people on it, Khurshid who is assisting the court differed with the Attorney General that the court should rule against all forms of talaq under Shariat before a law is enacted.

He also differed with AIMPLB which has contended that though sinful and undesirable triple talaq was a matter of faith for Muslims.

Contesting AIMPLB’s claim to be a representative voice of the Muslim community, senior counsel Anand Grover said that Talaq-i-bidat was not an essential part of the Sunni Muslim faith, thus it has been changed in several Sunni-majority countries.

Citing the prevailing conditions where Muslim women were protesting against instant triple talaq, Grover appearing for the Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan’s co-founder Zakia Suman, questioned the AIMPLB’s claim that they are discouraging the practice of triple talaq amongst Muslims.

CHENNAI, MAY 18 (PTI): Jailed AIADMK (Amma) leader V. K. Sasikala has petitioned a court here to send her the list of questions to be asked from her when the court takes up framing of charges against her in a twodecade old FERA case.

The ruling party leader, who is now lodged in the Parpana Agrahara prison in Bengaluru, has moved the economic offences court of additional chief metropolitan magistrate, which is to frame charges in the FERA case against her.

The EO cour t had earlier allowed her plea to appear before it through video conferencing from the prison.

S a s i k a l a h a s n ow sought the details of questions that are going to be put against her to frame charges, to enable her to answer them through video conference.

The court has posted the present petition for arguments to June 2.

Sasikala, one of her relatives and J J TV (now defunct) are being prosecuted by the ED in a case of FERA violations in 1995-96.

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Media wriggle out of the situation. The Department of Revenue had been asking for an investigation into alleged unapproved downstreaming of investment in the INX News capital.

The company, which initially got an FIPB approval for `4.62 crore influx, had received `305 crore by selling its shares at a premium of `800 a unit. For downstreaming of funds, the company reapplied and got a separate approval from the Finance Ministry later, allegedly concealing that it had already been done.

More dealings

Even as the CBI is probing the role of Mr. Karti Chidambaram and his associates in the case, an official said the agency was examining certain purported financial dealings between the companies said to be associated with him and Diageo Scotland Ltd., Katra Group, VST Tillers Tractors and Sequoia Capital. The ED has shared the relevant documents with the CBI, under legal provisions mandating that commission of an alleged cognisable offence should be reported to the competent agency.

Delhi HC frowns upon use of ‘scandalous word’ against Jaitley New Delhi, May 18 (IANS): The Delhi High Court on Thursday said the use of a “scandalous” word -- crook -- by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s lawyer Ram Jethmalani against Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley during the latter’s cross-examination in a defamation case cannot be allowed.

“If such allegations have been made on instructions of defendant 1 (Kejriwal), then no point in continuing with cross-exam-

ination of plaintiff (Jaitley) any more. Let defendant 1 make good his allegations.

Let him step into the box,” said Justice Manmohan.

The court observation came after Jaitley’s lawyer apprised it that Jethmalani had used the word “crook” against the Finance Minister during his cross-examination on Wednesday before a Joint Registrar.

On Wednesday, Jaitley and Jethmalani clashed in the court, with the Minister taking a strong objection

to the use of word “crookery” by the senior lawyer.

A furious Jaitley, who was being cross-examined in the defamation case he had filed against Kejriwal, had asked Jethmalani whether the word used by him was in his personal capacity or as per the instruction of Kejriwal.

“I will aggravate the charges against the defendants (Kejriwal)... there is a limit to personal malice,” Jaitley said on Wednesday after Jethmalani said it has

been used by him on instruction from Kejriwal.

Jaitley’s lawyers raised the issue before Justice Manmohan, arguing that they want a clarification from Kejriwal as to whether the word used by Jethmalani was on the Chief Minister’s instruction or in lawyer’s personal capacity. If Ke-

jriwal had instructed the lawyer to use such adverse word, then they would seek additional aggravated damages of Rs 10 crore from him, Jaitley’s lawyer Rajiv Nayar said, adding that if Jethmalani had on his own used that word, then it would be a violation of the Bar Council of India rules.

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NEW DELHI, MAY 18 ((AGENCIES): The Enforcement Directorate on Thursday registered a money-laundering case on the basis of a first information report filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation against Karti Chidambaram and others for allegedly scuttling a probe against INX Media with respect to foreign investments from three Mauritius-based entities in 2007.

The case was filed under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act after the ED received a copy of the FIR. The directorate will investigate the allegation that Mr. Karti Chidambaram received money in lieu of the “services” rendered to INX Media by his company Chess Management Services, through another company, Advantage Strategic Consulting Pvt. Ltd. (ASCPL), indirectly “controlled” by him. The agency will soon issue summons for recording statements of all those involved.

Mr. Karti Chidambaram, son of the then Finance Minister, P. Chidambaram, allegedly exercised his influence over Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) officials to help INX

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Mumbai, May 18 (PTI): Gold price maintained its rising trend for the third day at the domestic bullion market here today due to consistent buying support from jewellers and retail consumers. Silver to attracted increased buying support from industrial units and surged Rs 100 per kg.

Standard gold (99.5 purity) spurted by Rs 610 to end at Rs 28,895 per 10 grams against Wednesday’s closing level of Rs 28,285.

Pure gold (99.9 purity) also added a similar margin to settle at Rs 29,045 per 10 grams from Rs 28,435 earlier. Silver (.999 fineness) surged by Rs 100 to finish at Rs 39,580 per kg against Rs 39,480 yesterday. Globally, gold prices weakened after touching a more than two-week high, weighed down by profit-taking amid political turmoil in the United States.

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Gold, silver Rubber outlet opened in Dimapur May 18 (NPN): Manimalayar Rubbers extend gains on Dimapur, (P) Ltd, a trading company jointly promoted by RubBoard, Government of India and Rubber Producer rising demand ber Societies, trading with graded rubber and estate require-

lending rate is at 8.35 per cent for women.

The Axis Bank statement did not make any specific reference to gender, which would effectively mean all salaried borrowers will be able to take home loans at 8.35 per cent.

In other banks, women get an additional incentive of around 0.05 per cent for their borrowing as compared to other genders.

“There is a large, genuine and mostly unmet need for affordable housing,” Axis Bank’s executive director Rajiv Anand said.

The rate cuts will help more people to realise their dream of having a home, he said.

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Korea and its position as an export hub. India will export vehicles mostly to Mexico and South America, among other destinations, while GM Korea will ship Korean-made cars to North America, Southeast Asia, Australia and Pakistan.

Dan Ammann, GM’s global president, said the restructuring actions for India announced on Thursday in essence cancels “most” of the plan GM unveiled in 2015 to invest $1 billion in India to deploy newly-designed vehicle architecture as part of a Global Emerging Market vehicle programme or GEM for short, and build a new line of low-cost vehicles in India.

The decisions to significantly scale down GM’s operations in India are results of months of analysis over “where we are going to place our bets (globally) as a company,” Ammann said in an interview.

Mumbai, May 18 (PTI): Taking a cue from its larger rivals, private sector lender Axis Bank today announced a rate cut of up to 0.30 per cent for home loan borrowers. Under the new rates, which are effective from May 16, the rate of home loans under Rs 30 lakh by salaried borrowers has been cut by 0.30 per cent to 8.35 per cent, the bank said in a statement. The moves comes a week after the country’s largest lender SBI cut its rates by up to 0.25 per cent for loans of under Rs 30 lakh. Others, including ICICI Bank and mortgage major HDFC, followed suit, taking their offering at par with SBI, where the lowest

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operations by making one of its two assembly plants in India - the one at Talegaon, about 100 km (62 miles) southeast of Mumbai - into an export-only factory. It plans to sell the Halol plant in the western Gujarat state to Chinese joint venture partner SAIC Motor Corp .

“We are not giving up benefits India offers as a local cost manufacturing hub with an excellent supplier base which is extremely competitive,” Stefan Jacoby, GM’s chief of international operations, said in an interview.

GM’s exports from India, mainly to Mexico and Latin America, nearly doubled to 70,969 vehicles in the fiscal year than ended on March 31. The Talegaon plant has a capacity of 130,000 vehicles a year.

Jacoby said the move to turn the Talegaon assembly into an export-only plant will not impact GM

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BEIJING, May 18 (PTI): General Motors Co will stop selling cars in India from the end of this year, drawing a line under two decades of battling in one of the world’s most competitive markets where it has less than a one percent share of passenger car sales.

The decision was announced as part of a series of restructuring actions from the Detroit automaker on Thursday, and marks a significant blow to India’s strategy of encouraging domestic manufacturing.

GM says it would no longer market its Chevrolet brand - its only brand of cars marketed in India despite India’s promise as a market set to overtake Japan as the world’s third largest in the next decade.

But it doesn’t plan to leave India entirely.

It plans to keep operating its tech center in Bangalore and to refocus its India manufacturing

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Intl court stays Jadhav’s execution till final verdict The Hague, May 18 (IAGENCIES/IANS): The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Thursday unanimouslystayed Pakistan’s execution of Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav until it rules on the merits of the case.

The ICJ ruled that there is the possibility of “irrevocable prejudice to the rights of Jadhav. In its plea to the court, India had expressed the fear that Jadhav might be executed even while the hearing at the ICJ was on.

“Without prejudging the result, the ICJ considers that the risk or irreparable prejudice, the mere fact that Jadhav is under such a sentence and might be executed, is sufficient to demonstrate such a risk. There is considerable uncertainty as to when decision on any appeal is rendered or when Jadhav will be executed,” said ICJ President Judge Ronny Abraham.

Pakistan cannot execute Indian national Jadhav until it makes a final deci-

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(From p-1) that colleges should mandatorily issue admission forms with Form 6 to students. Hence, respective DEOs shall tie up with all colleges (Govt, or recognized private) for the same.

2nd Phase- July, ahead of the Summary Revision: Regarding Special Campaign dates for Educational Institutes (colleges & schools/vocational training institutes like B.Ed colleges, training institutions and Polytechnic Colleges), two working days in July shall be appointed for all the DEOs of Nagaland after some days.

EC has also sought for a report on the number of schools covered district wise, submitted to the office of the CEO in prescribed format for onward submission to Commission. The databank of the questionnaires should be maintained on the DEO’s website along with the answers for reference and record, it added.

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sion in the proceedings of the case, the ICJ said. It added that it indeed has jurisdiction in the case, superceding a 2008 agreement between India and Pakistan.

The ICJ also said that its ruling is binding.

“The court reaffirms that its orders under provisional measures are binding and create a legal obligation,” up countries that are signatories to the Vienna Convention.

A Pakistani military court sentenced Jadhav to death last month.

India approached the ICJ on May 8 asking for a

stay on Jadhav’s death sentence, in addition to granting three other provisional measures it has sought against Pakistan, pending the court’s decision on the merits of the case. The International Court of Justice granted these measures after a public hearing was conducted on May 15.

India argued that its case is solely based on the violation of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations (VCCR) optional protocol. This protocol accords the ICJ primacy in any dispute arising out of the interpretation of the VCCR.

Imchen condoles Dimapur, May 18 (NPN): Nagaland minister of environment & forest, climate change, Imkong L Imchen, expressed deep grief over the sudden demise of union environment minister Anil Madhav Dave and said that in his passing away, the country has lost a great champion for the cause of environment and climate change.

In his condolence message, Imchen described late Dave as a prolific writer, social worker and passionate conservationist and said he was an asset to the country. Extending condolences to all the members of the bereaved family, Imchen prayed that the Almighty help and give them the strength to overcome the bereavement in this hour of grief and departed soul rest in peace.

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(From p-1) He also reaffirmed that NPF will remain steadfast in its commitment to DAN alliance partner and will never betray the trust.

Meanwhile, hitting back at statements by NPCC president K. Therie and AICC secretary-in-charge Nagaland Dr. Jayakumar that NPF was a divided house, Kikon maintained there is only one NPF and led by its president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü.

He termed the allegations by NPCC as a figment of imagination as Congress has no other issue to raise against NPF and the present government but only to mislead the people for political mileage.

Lalu is blackmailer, Nitish a Dhritarashtra, says Griraj Singh Patna, May 18 (IANS): Known for making controversial comments, Union Minister Giriraj Singh on Thursday described Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad as a “blackmailer” and called Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar a “Dhritarashtra”.

“Lalu is a blackmailer and Nitish Kumar is Dhritarashtra,” Singh said in a tweet, targeting both Lalu and Nitish, who are part of the Bihar’s ruling Grand Alliance.

Singh said Lalu has been active as a blackmailer by saving himself and his family, while Nitish Kumar has become like Mahabharata’s blind king Dhritarashtra by ignoring it.

S i n g h ’s c o m m e n t comes after ruling RJD workers on Wednesday allegedly attacked Bharatiya

Janata Party workers outside its office here followed by a violent clash between workers of the two parties in which over a dozen persons were injured.

According to the police, workers of the RJD and BJP pelted stones at one another and shouted slogans with abusive language against top leaders of the rival party.

L a t e r, b o t h s i d e s lodged police complaints

Two M777 Ultra-Light Howitzers arrive from U.S. NEW DELHI, MAY 18 (AGENCIES): The Army on Thursday took delivery of two M777 Ultra-Light Howitzers (ULH), which will be put through trails to prepare them for induction.

“Two guns arrived in New Delhi today from the United States,” officials confirmed.

These are the first new pieces of artillery to join the Army after a gap of three decades. India last inducted the Swedish Bofors guns in the 1980s, the deal of which

kicked up a major controversy and stalled the Army’s artillery modernisation programme. However, the Bofors guns won the Kargil conflict for India and continues to be the Army’s mainstay.

The M777 is a 155mm, 39 caliber towed artillery gun made of titanium and aluminium alloys and weighs four tonnes, enabling it to be transported under slung by helicopters.

In November 2016, India signed the Letter of Ac-

ceptance (LoA) with the U.S. government under the Foreign Militar y Sales (FMS) programme for 145 BAE Systems-built M777A2 artillery guns in a deal worth $737 million.

As part of the agreement, two guns were to be delivered within six months for calibration and preparing range tables by the Indian Army.

“The guns have yearlong trials ahead of them.

They will first go to the Pokhran ranges,” a senior

about five weeks from the signing of the LoA. Of the 145 guns, 25 will be imported and the remaining assembled in India in partnership with the Mahindra group.

After three decades, the Amry’s artillery modernisation is finally on track. While the M777 is in the implem e n t a t i o n s t a g e, t h e Dhanush guns, the upgraded version of the Bofors ones, are in the final stage of trials, and induction will begin very soon.

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Another officer explained that range tables are required when integrating local ammunition in use by the Army with the gun and calibrating it against a whole lot of variables like weather, temperature. A BAE Systems spokesperson said the two guns have landed in India “ahead of schedule”.

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Giriraj Singh said RJD workers attacked the BJP office a day after the Income Tax Department conducted raids at 22 locations in Delhi-National Capital Region on comapanies allegedly having benami land deals with Lalu Prasad and his family.

“Action against Lalu was as per the rule of the law. BJP workers were attacked after they raised corruption issue against Lalu,” he added.

Singh said more than Lalu, he holds Nitish Kumar responsible for the attack as being the Chief Minister of the state, maintenance of law and order is in his hands. “Nitish Kumar is afraid to take action against Lalu and his two sons despite solid evidences of benami property.”

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In continuation to this office letter No. AGR/EXT.REF/IDWG-CORR dated Kohima the 2nd May 2017, this is to inform to all concerned that the Walk in Interview for engagement of Assistant Technology Manager (ATM) under Extension Reforms Scheme, ATMA scheduled on 9th and 10th May 2017 has been rescheduled on 25th and 26th May 2017 against the Date & Time furnished below in the Directorate of Agriculture, Kohima, Nagaland.

DAY – I 25/05/2017 (9:00 am onwards) The following Eligible Form Nos/ Roll Nos are as under: 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006, 007, 008, 009, 010, 011, 012, 014, 015, 016, 017, 018, 019, 021, 022, 023, 024, 025, 026, 027, 028, 029, 030, 031, 032, 034, 035, 036, 037, 038, 039, 040, 041, 042, 043, 044, 045, 046, 047, 048, 049, 050, 051, 052, 053, 054, 055, 057, 059, 060, 061, 062, 063, 064, 065, 066, 067, 068, 069, 070, 071, 072, 073, 074, 075, 076, 077, 078, 079, 080, 081, 082, 083, 084, 085, 086, 087, 088, 089, 091, 092, 095, 096, 097, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 107, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 116, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 125, 126, 127, 129, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151.

DAY – II 26/05/2017 (9:00 am onwards) The following Eligible Form Nos/ Roll Nos are as under: 152, 153, 154, 155, 158, 159, 161, 162, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 197, 198, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 229, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292.

NOTE: The candidates are informed to bring the original copy of all relevant documents during Interview, without which the Candidate(s) will not be allowed to appear the Interview.

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state DC Phek inaugurates distribution of cash incen- GHSS auditorium tives to the trainees.

Capacity building and awareness camp

Participants of the three-day capacity building orientation training programme.

DIMAPUR: Three-day ca- were the resource persons. followed by practical dempacity building orientation Dr. Ikato encouraged onstration. training programme under farmers to keep proper Earlier, the chief A.H. National Livestock Mission animal record in the farm Vety. Officer Zbto, Dr. Toshi (NLM) 2015-15 for block for assessing the value of Aier in his keynote address farmers was organised by animals and farm man- explained on the govt’s chief AH & Vety office, agement saying that food objective of organising and Zunheboto from May 16 aspects had a bearing on conducting the program. to 18. the profitability of the ani- The training program was Dr. Ikato FM SPBC, mal production. Arong attended by 38 livestock Akuloto, Dr. Bocto Sumi, Jamir, explained aspects farmers from different VAS Vety Hospital, Zbto of AI types of heat & it’s blocks of the district. Beneand Arong Jamir, supervi- detection for right time in- diction was pronounced sor Vety Hospital, Zbto semination, its importance by supervisor Heikshi and

Governor condoles Pannalal’s demise DIMAPUR: Nagaland governor, P. B Acharya has condoled the demise of late Pannalal Sethi who passed away on May 14 at Varanasi. In his condolence message, governor described late Sethi as a committed social figure who had devoted his life for the social and religious causes and welfare of humanity. Governor stated that it was a great loss for the people of Nagaland and Jain community in particular, while expressing his regret on the demise of late Sethi. Governor further stated that late Pannalal Sethi was not only a prominent businessman but also a philanthropist and renowned member among the Jain community and would be remembered for his valuable contributions in various fields. Governor conveyed deepest sympathy to the bereaved family and prayed that God would give them strength to overcome the tough time.

Excise Department (NC) seize 16,600 SP capsules

DIMAPUR: The Narcotic Cell (NC) of the Excise department under the command of AIE Nokcha manning the Khuzama interstate Excise Check gate on May 14, seized 16,600 capsules of Spasmo Proxyvon (SP) from a Manipur bound night passenger bus- MN 01-1735. According to SP of Excise, S. Phyobemo Kikon, the item was found well concealed inside branded wheat flour packets.

SP informed that in this regard Md. Abdul Riyad (26), son of Md. Abduliah of Lilong, Thaobal, was arrested and booked under relevant sections of the D&C Act 1940 and forwarded to judiciary.

CVO, Zunheboto also said that artificially inseminated after induced heat conceived three calves were expected to give birth towards the end of this year in the district & in order to provide such facility, efforts were on for procurement of the technology to make available to farmers in the district.

CVO also said, the Nagaland Livestock Development Board, Kma had from May 5 started organising campaigns for Chishilimi, Hebolimi and Chisolimi under Kity area of Pughoboto sub-division.

Dr. Tekasangba Jamir, VAS Vety dispensary Pughoboto was the resource person. The program ended with group discussion and distribution of Vitamins, M.mix, anthelmentics and cash incentives to the farmers of the three villages.

One-day health camp at PHC Chessore DIMAPUR: The District Health Society (DHS) Tuensang conducted one-day health camp at Primary Health Centre (PHC) Chessore town, under Chessore block Tuensang, on May 16. Medical team was led by DPO (UIP & RCH) Dr. I. Temsu Longchar, and assisted by medical officers and DPMU staff, Tuensang. Medical services and focus group discussions on various topics were conducted.

Team also visited two schools of Chessore town and provided free medicines. Patients from neighbouring villages of Chessore, Lunthur, Kenuwong and Kiutsukiur villages also availed medical services. Altogether 160 patients were treated.

BJP Peren holds 3rd executive meeting DIMAPUR: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of Peren held its 3rd Peren district executive meeting on May 15 with organising secretary Nagaland, Ananta Narayan Mishra.

A press note from BJP Peren president stated that Ananta Narayan Mishra highlighted on the party’s ideology and strongly stressed on BJP as good governance and the world’s largest political party. He further asserted that the party would continue its stand till 2024 undoubtedly.

Mghuto Achumi Dimapur district in-charge said that BJP was purely a political party which focused on social reformation and it was not at all religious party. BJP does not preach for conversion into Hinduism but rather works for the development of the grassroot level and poorest of the poor.

The house along with

Ananta Narayan Mishra along with the party workers all it state and district senior Meeting was attended leaders strongly resolved to by Mghuto Achumi, Diset up the party candidates mapur district in-charge, in both 6th and 7th as- party spoke persons, state sembly constituencies of executive members, frontal the district in coming 2018 heads and district executive General Election. members.

Training on integrated farming system held

DIMAPUR: A training programme was conducted on the topic integrated farming system (IFS) in Chen Moho block on May 17.

Explaining the definition of IFS resource person BTM Asangla Ozukum highlighted on the problems

of the present day agriculture and how IFS could be the solution to the farmers.

She also stressed on the components and scope of IFS and educated the farmers on crop-livestockfishery farming system, crop-livestock-fishery-vermi

OFFICE OF THE KIKRÜMA VILLAGE COUNCIL FELICITATION

The Kikrüma Village Council extends our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Pungolu Kezo, D/o Seto Kezo and Mr. Khe Kezo S/o Khupo Kezo for securing top 20th position and 100% mark in Mathematics respectively in the recently declared HSLC Exam 2017.

We wish them a bright future.

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DIMAPUR: Deputy commissioner Phek, Murohu Chotso inaugurated the assembly cum-auditorium hall as the chief guest on May 11 at Government Higher Secondary School, Phek.

According to DIPR report, DC congratulated the teachers and the students who had successfully qualified the HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017. The school also awarded the various subject teachers, besides awarding SheveluVero of class -12 (Arts) a cash prize for securing the highest marks in Geography. Programme was chaired by PGT, Luiluile Lungalang. A brief history of the assembly hall was given by vice principal, GHSS, Phek, Kewetshete Wezah and vote of thanks was delivered by principal GHSS, Phek, Y. P. Singh.

Managing Board members, staff and students attended the inaugural programme.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, May 19, 2017

composting farming system, agri-silvi-apiary system etc.

She remarked that this farming was a profitable and viable industry in a country like ours where

DIMAPUR MOAYIMTI STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATES

We, the Dimapur Moayimti Students' Union is honoured to acknowledge and applaud Ms. T. Sentolila Lemtur, D/o Shri. T. Wati Lemtur for securing Top 13th Rank in the HSLC examination 2017 from Holy Cross Hr. Sec. School.

The DMSU wish you success in your future endeavours and pray that you will continue to bring more laurels and honour in your future.

Imkongakum President

“Unity, Dignity and Fraternity”

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The Guwahati Eastern Nagaland Students’ Union GENSU congratulates the HSLC and HSSLC passed out students. The union also urge any student requiring assistance for admission in any course at Guwahati to contact them. The union further urge all the Naga citizens in general and Eastern Nagas in particular to contact the officials in case of any necessary information relating to admission. The officials to be contacted are:1. Mr. Dekhingridi Sangtam President : +917035449285 2. Mr Engo Konyak V/President : +918876548362 3. Miss Chubala Sangtam Women Coordinator : +919774976883 4. Miss Monyei Phom Gen. Secretary : +918011192131 Dekhingridi Sangtam Moneyei Phom President General Secretary

Mr. Nizuto Chishi Miss Hihili Chishi The Chishilimi Students’ Union express its profound happiness and extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Mr.Nizuto Chishi, S/o Mr. Ghokuto Chishi for securing state highest mark in geography and distinction in Pol.Science, Edu. & Socio in HSSLC, 2017.

2. Miss Hihili Chishi, D/o Zhevito Chishi for securing distinction in all the subjects in HSLC examination 2017.

We acknowledge them for bringing laurels to our union. The union further congratulate all the successful HSLC and HSSLC for their achievement and extend our prayer for their future endeavours.

VIKA CHISHI BONOTO ZHIMO Org. Secy., CSU President, CSU

Monyakshu Village Students' Union and College Students' Union Monyakshu congratulate Ms. N . Abe for securing highest marks in Mathematics and Alt. English.

The Union also congratulates all the successful students in the recently declared HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017.

Sangti Konyak A.B. Phaiba Convenor, CSFM President, MVSU

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With immense joy and appreciation the Longkhum Village council members extend our heartiest congratulation to all the successful students of Government High School Longkhum, in the recently declared HSLC examination 2017.

The Council would also congratulate Miss Kikanaro Imchen for being appointed as PGT (Class II Gazetted) in Mathematics under School Education Department through NPSC. We further congratulate all the successful HSLC and HSSLC students from Longkhum Village and wishes you all very bright future in all your endeavour.

I. Sendonglemba Chairman Longkhum Village Council

Toshi Longchar.

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FELICITATION OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES

The family of LOGDRUM SCHOOL conveys our heartiest congratulations to all our successful students. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our teaching faculty for their hard work and dedication.

We also congratulate the following students for their excellent performance.

2. SULITO. G. KIBA (Eng-90/S.st-83/BK-84)

3. Md. NURUL HASSAN TAPADAR (Maths-91/S.st-80/BK-90)

4. LUMDIBA SANGTAM 5. MONGKO YANCHU 6. CHUNGPILA SANGTAM (Eng-88/ Maths-85/Science-83) (Maths-81/S.st-87) (Eng-80/BK-88)

7. LIKHUMLA (Eng-83)

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Vinikali Kinimi Hiboli N. Aye With immense pride and gratitude the Union would like to congratulate Miss. Vinikali Kinimi, Subject Topper in Maths (100) and Miss. Hiboli Aye, Sub-Topper in Eng (96) for bringing laurels towards the students community.

The Union also felicitates Mr. David Awomi on his recent promotion to SDAO. The Union further congratulates all the successful candidates on the recently declared HSLC/HSSLC Examination 2017 and wishes them success in all their future endeavour.

(Tokato Chishi) General Secy, ARSU

(Jepito Chishi) President, ARSU

WONDANG-KI CHARITABLE FOUNDATION HSLC RESULT (Orphanage for Girl & Adoption Agency)

The Jubilee Planning Committee, on behalf of Pochury Women Organisation (PWOK), Kohima is pleased to express our sincere appreciation to each and every individuals, associations and organisations involved in the successful celebration of its 25th anniversary held on 5th May 2017 at URA ACADEMY Kohima.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to the following individuals, associations and organisations for their presence and contribution in various forms.

1. Mrs & Mr Yitachu, Minister School Education & SCERT, Nagaland.

2. Mr. Khriehu Liezietsu, Parliamentary Secretary Music Task Force (MTF) & Lotteries, Nagaland.

3. Mrs Kevi Rangkau 4. Mrs Adule Sazo 5. Naga Mothers’ Association 6. Angamimiapfü Mechü Krotho, Kohima 7. Chakhesang Women Society, Kohima.

8. Rengma Mothers’ Association, Kohima 9. Tenyimia Women Union Kohima 10. Kewhimiapfü Mechü Krotho, Kohima Village 11. Women Organisation, L. Khel Kohima Village.

12. Pochury Mothers’ Association, Meluri 13. Pochury Women Hoho, Dimapur 14. Pochury Hoho, Dimapur.

15. Pochury Hoho, Kohima 16. Pochury sisters married to other tribes, Kohima 17. Pochury Students’ Union, Kohima.

18. Members of Pochury Women Organisation (PWOK) Kohima.

May God bless you all for your presence and generous contribution in cash and kind.

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The Kuki Students’ Organisation Nagaland (KSON) express its profound gratitude to Miss.

Nemdeingah Singson, Daughter of Mr. Letmang Singson and Mrs. Veineikim Singson for bringing laurels to her community by securing the Top 8th Position in the recently declared HSLC results of NBSE. The Organisation further congratulates all the successful HSLC & HSSLC candidates and wishes them success in their future endeavours.

Pelei, 74% Distinction in : English, S Studies, Alt. English

Ngapjao, 70.34% Distinction in : Env. Studies

A hearty congratulations to the girls from Wondang-Ki Orphanage for passing HSLC exam in First Divisions. Thus far, 9 girls have passed out HSLC, all in First Division and Distinction. Our gratitude to all sponsors, prayer partners, and well wishers. God's name be glorified.

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The TASU with immense pride and honour, convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss. NESSE EANGNYU for securing Top 8th Position in HSLC Examination 2017. The union also congratulates Miss. N. ABE KONYAK for securing the state highest marks in Maths 100 and Alt/Eng. 95.

Further, the TASU congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017 for bringing laurels to the Area, the union wishes them success in the future endeavour.

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With immense pride and pleasure the Khukiye Lukhai Students’ Union would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to all the successful candidates of the recently declared HSLC and HSSLC examinations.

The Union further extend good wishes and success in all their future endeavours.

economy was largely based on agriculture.

Altogether 23 farmers attended the training programme.

The programme was chaired by ATM Nokoh.

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Satakha: Farewell program for outgoing administrative officers, ADC, Athrila Sangtam and SDO (C), Atsungba Walling was held on May 18 at ADC office chamber.

Outgoing ADC, Athrila thanked all the officers and the citizens for their cooperation during her tenure while encouraging the public, NGOs and officers in Satakha to be active so that development could take place.

Outgoing SDO (C), Atsungba, SDO, R&B, Er. Kughashe, President, STH Satakha, Aholi, President, Satakha GB Association, Kasheto and DB also spoke on the occasion.

ACAUT Wka unit appeals school edu department

Narendra Modi Vichar Manch (NMVM), Nagaland unit president S. Lepzung Jamir with Union Minister of Railways, Suresh Prabhu, on May 19 to hand over a proposal in regard to the extension of another 15 mile Railway track from 10th Mile station Tuli to Tsumok. The Union Minister agreed to expedite the matter at the earliest.

Kiphire-Shiponger Road under PMGSY Road at Huker junction was inaugurated by chairman DAN and advisor Finance, T.R Zeliang in the presence of parliamentary secretary of Municipal Affairs R. Tohanba on May 16.

Student bodies support ENCSU demands

DIMAPUR: The Wangkhao Government College Students, Yingli College Students’ Union, Sao Chang College Students’ Union and Zisaji Presidency College Students’ Union has extended strong support to the demands made by the Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) pertaining to grievances faced by the students of 4 colleges from Eastern Nagaland.

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DLEE condemns

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Longtsung Eloe Ekhung (DLEE) has vehemently condemned the heinous act committed on a minor girl at Yanpha village on May 15 by Abdul Khuttluh (43).

A condemnation note

by DLEE chairman and secretary stated that such inhuman act should be condemned by every right thinking citizen and award befitting punishment to accused for his unethical and unsociable act.

Further, the Ekhung reminded the competent authority not to grant bail to the accused.

tary, Yanhori B. Sangtam; SCCSU general secretary Changsang Chang; YCSU vice president Ngepong Phom and WCSU president Mathna T stated that they would stand with the ENCSU demand until justice was delivered from government and higher education department. It stated that students from the colleges of Eastern Nagaland had been facing untold problems due to the insincere act of the government and the department and it was time

for the government and the department to ponder upon the problem faced by the Eastern students.

It further pointed out that starting from teaching faculty, library facilities, transportation, infrastructure, the colleges have been deprived since the inception of respective college. It also questioned the government and department as to how enrolment would increase when the institutions were in such deplorable conditions.

DIMAPUR: Drawing attention to the plight of GHSS Chukitong, which lies a few kilometres away from Wokha town, the ACAUT Wokha Unit has appealed the minister of School Education to provide a school bus for the school.

A press note by ACAUT Wokha Unit coconvenor, M. James Tungoe and general secretary, Renpi Ngullie stated that considering the high percentage of students passing matric every year in Wokha district and with just few higher secondary schools to accommodate students and also with Mt. Tiyi College already delinked there was an urgency to accommodate students who could not afford to go outside Wokha.

A C A U T Wo k h a unit stated that before the government takes any ambitious project creating new institutions they must improve the existing institution like the GHSS Chukitong which comprises of qualified teachers, well established infrastructures with good pass percentage and feasible environment.

ACAUT Wokha unit in this regard has appealed the government to provide a bus to the said school at the earliest to ply from Wokha to Chukitong.

It stated that students would be greatly benefitted which would also greatly enhance the economic prospects and quality of education to deprived students within the districts.

Aqahuto Tokukujo Totimi Hoho condemns

DIMAPUR: The Aqahuto Tokukujo Totimi Hoho (ATTH) has vehemently condemned the attempt to murder of April 29

by Kakuto Zhimo of Khehoi village on his mother in law. In a condemnation note by

president Toheli Tsuqu and general secretary Esther Zhimo called upon the concern authority to punish the accused as per the law so that no one dare to use such kind of violence in the future.

PGC organizes exposure-cumeducational tour

Students of PGC during the exposure trip.

DIMAPUR: Department of Economics and Political Science, Phek Government College, organized an exposure-cum-educational tour to Shillong from May 8 to 12 for the students of 2nd, 4th and 6th semesters.

Accompanied by five faculty members, fifteen

calamity between the two districts.

WDEA team also visited Mopungchuket, prominent oldest Ao Naga village to see the hanging bridge, traditional wooden cravings etc and also visited Aos Mission Centre, Impur and Ungma village.

WDEA has scheduled its next visit from Champang oil belt to Ralan Area during the first week of June for acquiring entrepreneurial experiences on farming and to have interactions with the land owners.

students went on the tour and visited places of significance such as Asia’s cleanest village Mawlynnong, Aewah Lumshynna Cave, Living Root Bridge, Nohkolikai falls, Cherrupunjee, North Eastern Hill University (NEHU) and other recreational places.

OFFICE OF THE

VILLAGE COUNCIL SUTHOZU NAGWU PHEK : NAGALAND

FELICITATES

The Village Council Suthozu Nagwu would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to;1. Mr. Vekhwutsu Veswu, S/o Lt. Zhothosu Veswu for his promotion to the post of Inspector (Class-II Gazetted) Nagaland Police.

2. Mr. Azhove Tetse-o, S/o Lt. Cekhwuvoyi Tetse-o for securing Top 4th Position in HSSLC Examination 2017(Science Stream).

We also convey our hearty congratulations to the students who have cleared their HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017. We wish them all a bright future.

Vepozo Sasu Valeyi Zuo VCC VEC

OFFICE OF THE

PHENSHÜNYU LOWJVÜ STUDENTS’ UNION H.Q PHENSHÜNYU

FELICITATES The Phenshünyu Lowjvü Students’ Union with profound gratitude extends our heartiest congratulations to all the successful students of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017, in general.

The Union further wishes them success and prayed that they accomplish even greater things in life.

(THOMAS HIMB) (DENISE KEPPEN) President, PLSU Gen. Secy., PLSU

LIZUMI STUDENTS’ UNION

The faculty and students acknowledged the various departments and individuals for their support and contributions toward the exposure trip.

Tening village council clarifies DIMAPUR: Reacting to the news by 28 Assam Rifles under the caption , “Assam Riffles seize liquor” on April 13, Tening Village Council (TVC) clarified that, Chihile and Hiliyale stating to be residents of Tening was false.

A press note by chairman Namkibui and secretary Pelengkeng informed that persons of such names were unknown in the locality.

While cautioning the two inviduals for tarnishing image of Tening, TVC also asked them to reveal their factual identity and address, failing which responsibility would be liable upon them.

TVC also acknowledged the commendable job of the 28 Assam Riffles but requested the concerned to publish factual matters only after proper identification.

OFFICE OF THE

VISWEMA STUDENTS’ UNION FELICITATES

With immense joy and pleasure, the Viswema Students’ union would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the HSLC and HSSLC toppers, distinction holders and successful candidates for coming out with flying colours and bringing laurels to the village community in the recently declared NBSE Exam 2017.

The Union regrets our inability for not mentioning your names individually the VSU pray and wishes you all success in your future endeavour.

Sd/- Pusakro Vitsu President, VSU

Ato Sothu Secretary, VSU

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to humble themselves and serve the people with sincerity and dedication and also requested all to extend cooperation and support to the newly designated DC, Kovi Meyase.

The programme was chaired by Dileep Kumar Yadav SDO (Civil) Phek.

Office superintendent & head DBs of DC office Phek spoke on behalf of the administration department. NGO leaders and Govt officials who spoke on the program included PAPO President, DPDB Official, Former Chairman PTC, SDPO Phek, PTYS, CMA. DC staff and DBs presented special song and Folk song respectively.

trust, knowledge, guidance, encouragement and business possibilities for both the districts.

President, MCCI, Tsukti and his colleagues warmly welcomed the entrepreneurs from Wokha and shared thoughts of experiences and ideas ranging from banks loans, financial issues face by the local entrepreneurs to ibis’ issues within the two districts.

MCCI president also committed to extend full support in eventuality of road blockages due to natural

OFFICE OF THE VISWEMA GAZETTED OFFICERS’ KROTHO VISWEMA VILLAGE, KOHIMA DISTRICT, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Viswema Gazetted Officers’ Krotho (VGOK), with immense pride and honour would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Kerivile Rhetso for clearing the NPSC Exam to the Post of Post Graduate Teacher (Class II Gazetted), thereby, becoming a member of this August Krotho.

We wish her more success in all her future endeavours.

Secretary President Viswema Gazetted Officers’ Krotho Viswema Gazetted Officers’ Krotho Viswema Village Viswema Village

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KOHIMA SURUMI COMMUNITY KOHIMA: NAGALAND

Motto: “Uplift in Unity”

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With immense pride and honour, the LSU would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to all the candidates of our union who have successfully cleared the HSLC & HSSLC exam,2017.

The Union further wishes them a great success in their future endeavour.

Mughashe.V.Zhimo Sunon.G.Zhimo President (LSU) Gen.Secretary (LSU)

With great honour and pride we the Kohima Surumi Community extends our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Yeshika H. Awomi,` S/o Lt. H. A. Hetovi Awomi, IAS (Retd) on being promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Kumoan Regiment of Indian Army.

The Community also congratulates all its members for successfully passing HSLC & HSSLC Examination: 2017.

The Union whishes them success in their career and all their future endeavours.

(Abel Jakhalu) (Shikheto Aye) General Secretary Chairman KSC KSC

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the surrounding villages of Phek district headquarter for their unflinching support and contributions during the construction of temporary school building of Government Higher Secondary School, Phek (GHSS) to accommodate all the deserving students in an around Phek Area.

He also spoke on the achievement of Swachh Bharat at district headquarter and that Phek had become the first district headquarter in the state to declare ‘No Smoking Zone’ which he credited to the Phek Town Youth Society, government officials and the citizens.

He also urged officer

DIMAPUR: Wokha District Entreprenuers’ Association (WDEA) undertook exposure trip to Mokokchung and held consultative meeting with Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce & Industries (MCCI) on May 6.

A press note by WDEA general secretary, M. James Tungoe stated that WDEA members led by president, Ponathung Kikon held a fruitful consultative meeting with the MCCI with the sole aim of building cohesive relationship of

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WDEA and MCCI members at the consultative meeting.

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(1) Outgoing DC Phek Murohu Chotso speaking during farewell function. (2) Outgoing ADC Satakha, Athrila Sangtam speaking at programme on May 18. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: The two-day sensitization programme for implementation of Public Financial Management System (PFMS) organized

by Finance department, Nagaland under the aegis of PFMS, CGA, ministry of Finance, Govt. of India was held from May 15 to 16 at the directorate of Treasuries & Accounts, Kohima.

According to DIPR report, resource person for the two-day programme was sr. accounts officer, K. Sridharan, who gave a brief power point presentation of PFMS and its benefits to the state.

PFMS would provide various stakeholders with a real time, reliable and meaningful management information system and an effective decision support system as part of the Digital India. The biggest strength of PFMS was its integration with the zone braking system in the country.

The programme was chaired by principal director, Treasuries & Accounts, K. Tiayanger Tzudir and the opening remark was given by OSD (General) Finance department, V. Kezo. Sr. Budget Analyst, Ketoulhou Metha delivered the vote of thanks.

Altogether 43 departments participated in the two-day programme.

WDEA exposure trip to Mkg district

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Farewell to outgoing administrative officers

Sensitization programme for PFMS

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Friday, May 19, 2017

DIMAPUR: Farewell programmes for outgoing officers were held in Phek and Zunheboto by the respective district administrations.

Phek: Outgoing deputy commissioner Phek, Murohu Chotso was given a farewell programme at DC’s conference hall on May 17.

According to DIPR report, outgoing DC expressed profound gratitude to his subordinate staff as well as officers and staffs of various departments under Phek district for their support and cooperation extended to him during his two years and eight months stay at Phek. He also mentioned some of

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DAMASCUS, MAY 18 (IANS): At least 49 people were killed during clashes between Syrian forces and militants from the Islamic State terror group in Aleppo province, a British war monitor reported on Thursday.

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) said that the victims comprised 17 security personnel and 32 IS extremists, Efe news reported.

Hostilities have intensified in that area, as supporters of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad try to advance and take control of Maskanah town, in the eastern end of Aleppo, and other surrounding areas.

limit those moving to the country.

But many economists say the “tens of thousands” target is arbitrary and economically damaging.

May’s pitch to voters

Prime Minister Theresa May pitched selective market intervention and stiffer rules for businesses as the tonic Britain needs

to navigate Brexit when she unveiled her main pre-election pledges on Thursday.

May goes into next month’s snap national election she called with opinion poll ratings that indicate she may win a landslide comparable with her Conservative predecessor Margaret Thatcher’s 1983 majority of 144 seats in the 650-seat parliament.

Turkey wants US envoy on IS removed over Kurdish policy

I S TA N BU L , M AY 1 8 (AGENCIES): Turkey said on Thursday the U.S. special envoy in the battle against Islamic State should be removed because he supported Kurdish militants, and warned that Ankara would act unilaterally if it faced attack from the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia.

The comments, which followed a White House meeting on Tuesday between President Tayyip Erdogan and U.S. President Donald Trump, reflected Turkish anger at Trump’s decision to arm YPG fighters who are part of a force aiming to recapture the Islamic State-held Syrian city OFFICE OF THE

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of Raqqa.

Ankara regards the YPG militia as an extension of Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants fighting a decades-old insurgency in southeast Turkey, while Washington sees the YPG as its most reliable ally for the Raqqa campaign.

Turkey has long complained that U.S. policy against Islamic State in Syria has favored the YPG over Arab rebel forces, a policy that Turkish officials believe is driven partly by Washington’s envoy to the international coalition against the jihadist group.

“Brett McGurk, the USA’s special envoy in the

known environmentalist, becomes Ecology Minister, the media reports added.

Hollande also achieved gender parity in his 2012 cabinet, but commentators noted that most of the heavyweight roles went to men, CNN said.

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fight against Daesh (Islamic State), is definitely and clearly giving support to the PKK and YPG. It would be beneficial if this person is changed,” Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu told NTV television.

The United States and the European Union, along with Turkey, designate the PKK a terrorist organization.

Erdogan, speaking to reporters at the Turkish embassy in Washington after the talks with Trump, said he told the U.S. president that Turkey would not hesitate to strike if it faced any sort of attack from the YPG, Turkish media reported.

OFFICE OF THE

CHUNGTIATSURTELONGJEMMOKOKCHUNG TOWN

WASHINGTON, MAY 18 (IANS): The Justice Department has appointed former FBI Director Robert Mueller as special counsel to oversee the federal probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, the media reported.

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein appointed Mueller on Wednesday to the position, reports CNN. Attorney General Jeff Sessions previously recused himself from any involvement in the Russia investigation which includes evidence of potential collusion between President Donald Trump’s campaign associates and Russian officials, due to his role as a prominent campaign adviser and

surrogate.

Mueller was appointed Federal Bureau of Investigation Director by former President George W. Bush in 2001 and served until 2013.

He will resign from his private law firm WilmerHale to avoid any conflicts of interest, the Justice Department said.

As special counsel, Mueller is “authorised to prosecute federal crimes arising from the investigation of these matters”, according to the Justice Department order Rosenstein signed.

In a brief statement, Mueller said, “I accept this responsibility and will discharge it to the best of my ability”, CNN reported.

DIMAPUR CHANGKILARI TELONGJEM DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

FELICITATION

“The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all, Amen.” Rev.22:21

We the Dimapur Changkilari Telongjem with most gratitude to God would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to our beloved Changkian sons and daughters who qualified in the recently held HSLC and HSSLC examinations with special mention of our two daughters for their exemplary performance : i) Miss Kisungla Changkiri D/o. Mr. Changtsüpong Changkiri and Mrs. Asungla Lkr. (State Highest in English HSSLC, St. Paul Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur)

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ii) Miss Kidirenla Amlari D/o. Mr. Taliakum Amri and Lt. Mrs. Imtimenla Jamir (State Topper in Sociology HSSLC, Little Flower Hr. Sec. School, Kohima) The mothers would also like to reach out to those who were unable to get through the exams by encouraging them to try harder in the days to come.

Giving All Glory to God & Wishing many more success in the day to come.

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The ChungtiatsürTelongjemMokokchung Town could like to convey our heartiest congratulation to Mr. Imlilong Jamir, son of Mr. & Mrs. I. Imkong Jamir, from Holy Cross Higher Secondary School, Dimapur for securing Top 5th position in Science stream and also securing the state Highest Marks in Mathematics in HSSLC Examination 2017.

The CTMT also congratulates all the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017 from Chungtia Students Union and wishes them success in all their future endeavors.

Sd/Sd/(PUNAREMLA) (PANGIMENLA) President Secretary CTMT CTMT

Mrs. Asangla Tsudir President, DCT

Mrs. Asüngla Lkr Gen. Secretary, DCT

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Agwalo Mesung Hd. G.B Tesophenyu Village Council

N.R. Magh Chairman Tesophenyu Village Council

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The Village Council of Tesophenyu would like to thank both the Principal/Headmaster and Teaching Staff of Government High School, Tesophenyu and Don Bosco School, Tesophenyu for their constant effort in bringing 100% pass of HSLC exam 2017 which immensely brought fame and laurels to village.

The Village Council further congratulates all its bonafide citizens of Tesophenyu Village who has successfully cleared their HSLC & HSSLC Exam. 2017.

NEINGULIE MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL (DIMAPUR) NAGALAND OUTREACH CHILDREN'S

ORPHANAGE HOME (N.O.C.O.H) SEITHEKEMA-C, DIMAPUR CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR SUCCESS

With immense pride and honour, the Nagaland Outreach Children's Orphanage Home congratulates Mr. Renben Tsopoe and Ms. Epibeni Humtsoe, for bringing laurels to the Orphanage Home and families by securing 1st and 2nd Rank in the recently declared HSLC result.

Your hard work and success is a source of motivation to our brothers and sisters of the N.O.C.O.H. We thank our Almighty God for the success and families and our prayer partners for the prayerful support.

Wish them the best for all the future endeavours!

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Mrs. Elilo Ezung Proprietor, N.O.C.O.H

ficials from the right were earlier criticised by hundreds of other lawmakers after they signed a statement backing Macron, the BBC reported.

One accused Macron of “blowing up” the political landscape. France’s new President will hope his

team delivers a majority in the parliamentary elections in June.

Although Macron has delivered on his pledge of a cabinet of parity - only one of the top five posts, that of defence, has gone to a woman, the BBC report said.

Ex-FBI director to lead Russia probe

B.P.O Chungtia,P.O Mokokchung - 798601, Nagaland

With immense pride and pleasure we the Chungtia Baptist Arogo extends our heartiest congratulations to the following students of Jubilee Memorial School, Chungtia for their grand success in the HSLC Exam 2017. Total students appeared ten, all of them passed.

First Div. 1. L. Imkongnaro Ajem 2. L. Bursashi Kichu 3. A. Jongshikokla Kichu 4. S. Imlimongla Kichu 5. I. Katilemba Kichu 6. L. Nungchetchila Longchar 7. I. Meyasenla Ajem Second Div. 1. A. Imtikumla Longchar 2. A. Tetemjenba Longchar 3. K. Yimkummenla Kichu.

Distinction 1. Imkongnaro Ajem, English, Social Science, EVS. 2. L. Bursashi Kichu, English, EVS. The Chungtia Baptist Arogo also wishes a hearty congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC Exam 2017 under NBSE. We pray that the Almighty God continue to bless you all in your future endeavour.

Sd/Sd/Rev. M. LakaTzudir, Mr. I. Meren Longchar, Pastor Secretary DC-1123

French President Emmanuel Macron, fourth left, and Prime Minister Edouard Philippe, third left, pose for a family photo after the first cabinet meeting at the Elysee Palace in Paris, Thursday, May 18, 2017. (AP/PTI)

HSLC Results - 2017

1st Div - 12 (6 Distinction Holders) 2nd Div. - 12 3rd Div. - Nil The School management along with the staffs Neingulie Memorial High School congratulates all the successful candidates of the school who came out with flying colors in the recently declared HSLC results.

1. Miss Anju Kumari - State highest mark in Accountancy (99%) 2. Mr. Imtiyaz Hussain - School Topper (86%) DISTINCTION HOLDERS 1. IMTIYAZ HUSSAIN (Eng, Maths, SS, Alt, BK) 2. SONALI BEGUM (Eng, Maths, SS, Hin, BK) 3. ISLAMUL HOQUE (Alt, BK) 4. NIDHI KUMARI (Eng, BK) 5. ANJU KUMARI (Maths, SS, BK) 6. ESHIKA SUTRADHAR (Maths, Eng, BK) We wish you all success in your future endavours. May the Almighty continue to bless you all.

NOTE : All the above mentioned students are requested to come to the felicitation program during the annual parents day of the school.

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News of the special counsel announcement was closely held.

The White House received a heads-up less than an hour before the news broke at 6 p.m. on Wednesday.

The rest of the House leadership and rank-andfile members were in the dark, but a Justice Department official did reach out directly to Speaker Paul

Ryan shortly before the announcement to let him know of the special counsel appointment, according to a Republican official.

Trump was meeting with FBI director candidates when the White House was formally told that a special prosecutor had been named in the Russia investigation.

The White House counsel informed the President, reports CNN.

OFFICE OF THE

YONGKHAO VILLAGE COUNCIL

FELICITATION

The Yongkhao Village Council, with immense pleasure felicitates all the students who have successfully cleared the HSLC and HSSLC examinations 2017. The Council particular, conveys our heartfelt congratulations to Miss. Nesse Eangnyu top 8th (HSLC) Mezhur Hr. Sec. School, Kohima, D/o Anden Muklong Konyak.

The Council further wishes them success in all their future endeavour.

A. Maokih Chairman

M. Pheakmai VDB, Secretary

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Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May smiles during the launch of Conservative Party manifesto, in Halifax, England May 18, 2017.

PARIS, MAY 18 (IANS): France’s newly inaugurated President Emmanuel Macron has unveiled his cabinet, with women filling half of the 22 positions, media reports said.

Unveiling his cabinet on Wednesday, Macron designated Gerard Collomb as the Interior Minister, former presidential hopeful François Bayrou for Justice and Jean-Yves Le Drian -- who was Defence Minister under former President François Hollande -- as the Foreign Affairs and Europe Minister, CNN reported.

Sylvie Goulard takes defence, Muriel Penicaud becomes Labour Minister and Agnes Buzyn is Health Minister. Annick Girardin, who was the Minister for Public Services under Hollande, is now the Overseas Territories Minister.

Bruno Le Maire, who served under former centreright President Nicolas Sarkozy, has been named as Macron’s Economy Minister, Nicolas Hulot, a well-

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L O N D O N, M AY 1 8 ( AG E N C I E S ) : P r i m e Minister Theresa May says her government will reduce net immigration to below 100,000 if it wins Britain’s June 8 election, reaffirming a promise the Conservatives have made and broken since 2010.

The promise is in the Conservatives’ election platform, published Thursday.

Many Britons who voted last year to leave the European Union were motivated by a desire to control immigration, which has soared as the EU has expanded.

EU citizens have the right to live and work in other member states. Net migration to Britain was 273,000 in the year to September. The Conservatives give no date to reach the goal. After Brexit, Britain will have more power to

B E I J I N G , M AY 1 8 (IANS): Archaeologists in China have discovered 13 sites that have hundreds of Neolithic artefacts, officials said on Thursday.

The 13 sites, in the city of Guyuan, in Ningxia Hui region, include tombs, kilns and cave dwellings, human bones, and pottery utensils and fragments of red and black pottery, Xinhua news agency reported.

“The sites have been linked to the Qijia culture, around 4,000 years ago, which was a transitional period from the Neolithic to the Bronze Age,” said Ma Qiang with the Ningxia Regional Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology.

“The discoveries at the sites will be used to inform research into the Qijia culture,” he said.

The sites were found during a month-long project.

Macron holds 1st Cabinet meeting; half are women

OFFICE OF THE

LUTSHUMI KUPOSHUKULU DIMAPUR

FELICITATION

The Lutshumi Kuposhukulu Dimapur would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to the following successful students of HSLC and HSSLC examinations 2017.

HSLC 1. Elino Kiho, D/o Tokhevi Kiho.

1st Division with 85% (Distinction in 4 subjects).

2. Likina Chishi, D/o Kihoyi Chishi 1st Division with 70%. (Distinction in 1 subject).

3. Nitunavi Kiho, S/o Khuheto Kiho (1st Division).

4. Hutokali Achumi, D/o Kikhevi Achumi (1st Division).

HSSLC 1. Toshika Kiho, S/o Khuheto Kiho 1st Division (Distinction in 4 subjects) 2. Vilika Shohe, D/o Hekuto Shohe, (1st Division).

3. Vinoli Kiho, D/o Kakiho Kiho. (1st Division).

The Union further congratulate all the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC 2017 and wishes them great success in future endeavours.

Honito Shohe Ato Yeptho.

President, LKD Gen. Secy., LKD

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Neolithic relic sites discovered in China

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, may 19, 2017

OFFICE OF THE

LHOTHAVI GHAMI WELFARE UNION DIMAPUR DIMAPUR-797112 : NAGALAND

FELICITATION The Lhothavi Ghami Welfare Union Dimapur with immense joy and honour would like to congratulate the following successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC Examination 2017 which were recently declared by NBSE and for bringing laurels to our Union and Village.

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Ms. Kinoli Yeptho

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Ms. Alivi Zhimomi

3 Mr. Khetoshe Kappo 4

Ms. Rachel Awomi

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Mr. Hutton Yeptho

6 Ms. Kitoli Kappo 7 Mr. Kikaito Aye 8 Ms. Nikatoli Zhimomi 9

Mr. Nikito Yeptho

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Ms. Vernica Aye

Father's Name Class Div. Subject Dist.

S.S/Alt. st Khatovi Yeptho X 1 Eng./Eng. Eng. Homugha X 1st Book st Viwoto Kappo X 1 Keeping Kughato Awomi X 1st XII 1st Pukhashe Yeptho (Arts) Shitolu Kappo X 2nd Shikaho Aye X 2nd Shikato Zhimomi X 2nd XII 2nd Khatovi Yeptho (Arts) XII 2nd Shikaho Aye (Arts)

The Lhothavi Ghami Welfare Union Dimapur (LGWUD) further wishes them a bright future in all their endeavours.

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nese tour groups and trips to China by South Korean entertainers. South Korean businesses have faced boycotts, especially the retail group Lotte which provided the land on which the system is being constructed.

China’s top diplomat on Thursday reiterated calls for its dismantling.

“We’re now at a crossroads in our relations,” Wang told Lee as he urged the new South Korean administration to make a decision to “remove the obstacles” that stand in the way of healthy ties between the two Asian economic powerhouses.

In recent weeks Beijing and Seoul have signaled a desire to repair relations following the election of South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who has taken a friendlier stance toward China than his conservative predecessor. Although he has sometimes criticized the THAAD deployment, Moon has not said he will

We the families express proud to extend our heartiest congratulations to our grand daughter Miss Santoki Pradhan, D/o Merman Pradhan & Bobita Pradhan for securing First Division in HSSLC (Science Stream) 2017 with distinction in English.

Further all the families members wish more success in the future.

Subedor Major (Retd) BM Pradhan & All Families

KIYEKHU/S.HETOI GHAMI KUPOSHUKLU KOHIMA, NAGALAND

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

KITHAGHA STUDENTS’ UNION Motto: “Seek, strive & serve”

Smti. Sichiya Rengma On being selected as Post Graduate Teacher (Hindi) in the recently conducted Common Educational Examination through NPSC.

NANSENLO TEP General Secretary, KSU

HAIYALO MAGH President, KSU

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A Union also convey their heartfelt congratulations to the students who have successfully passed HSLC & HSSLC Examination 2017.

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The Kilo Old Students' Union with immense pride and joy extend its heartiest congratulations to all the successful students' of HSLC/ HSSLC Exam 2017.

HSLC: 1. Liza : 1st Div. (Distinction in English) 2. Libo : 2nd Div. HSSLC : 1. Rosy : 1st Div. (Distinction in Pol. Sc., Sociology) 2. Kalika : 1st Div (Distinction in Edu., Sociology) 3. Aloito : 1st Div. (Distinction in Pol. Sc., Edu.) 4. Inaki : 1st Div. (Distinction in Sociology) 5. Tovali : 2nd Div. The Union wishes them great success in all the future endeavours.

NIKIHO SHOHE CLENTO SWU President Asst. Finance Secy.

Kilo Old Students’ Union Kilo Old Students’ Union

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With Immense joy and honour we the KSU express our heartiest congratulations to Ms. Pungolu Kezo, D/o Seto Kezo for securing top 20th position and Mr. Khe Kezo S/o Khupo Kezo for securing Cent Percent in Mathematics in the recently declared HSLC Exam 2017.

The KSU also congratulates Mr. Nutso Tunyi, S/o Mr. Hutsoyo Tunyi for clearing the NPSC exam 2017 in the post of Post Graduate Teacher (Physics) We wish him a successful and prosperous endeavour.

The Union wishes them a prosperous endeavor ahead.

(KUKRUNESA TUNYI) (ZHODETA PURO) President General Secretary

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YAONGYIMCHEN STUDENTS’ UNION LONGLENG : NAGALAND

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Through this column, the KONGANIAN WELFARE FORUM (KWF) with immense pride and joy takes this privilege to felicitate Ms. S CHINGMEI ANNYUHU, daughter of Shri. C. Shanpen Annyuhu for clearing the recently conducted NPSC Examination 2017 as PGT (Class-II Gazetted) and for bringing laurels to our community in general and Kongan in particular.

While lauding her achievement, the Forum uphold her in prayer for more glorious feathers in all her endeavours.

GOD BLESS Sd/PANGLOI LAKTUHU E PANGJEI JESUHU General Secretary President

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The KONGAN UNION MON TOWN (KUMT), with great pride and joy, would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Ms. S CHINGMEI ANNYUHU, daughter of Shri. C. Shanpen Annyuhu for successfully clearing the recently conducted NPSC Examination as Post Graduate Teacher (Class-II Gazetted), under the Department of School Education.

The Union also upholds her in prayer and wishes her success in all future endeavours.

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With immense pride and honour, Yaongyimchen Students’ Union (YYSU) extends our heartiest congratulations to the following members for your success in different fields: 1. Mr. C. Imliakum Phom, s/o, Mr. L. Chubanungba: Post Graduate Teacher in English (Class-II Gazetted) under School Education Department through NPSC. 2. Mr. Hantha Phom, s/o, Mr. Lanushisa Süngtok: LDA-cumComputer Assistant under Nagaland Public Service Commission.

3. Mr. Simon Sangsa Phom, s/o, Mr. N. Akumba Phom: Functional Specialist under NSRLM, Rural Development.

Furthermore, the Union also congratulates all its members who have cleared the recently conducted HSLC & HSSLC exams 2017.

The union is proud of your achievements and prays to Almighty God to grant you all success in your future endeavors. Hingko!

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With immense pride and profound gratitude the Kohima Molungkimong Senso Union, together with Kohima Tetsur Telongjem extend our heartfelt congratulations to Miss Purlemla Longkumer, D/o Mr. Meyionen and Mrs. Yashikala for achieving academic excellence by obtaining the Rector’s Gold Medal award and for having being conferred upon, the M.N. Karna Young Sociologist Prize for the year 2016 in Masters Degree (Sociology Department) from North Eastern Hill University (NEHU) Shillong.

May this achievement bring her greater heights in near future and be an inspiration for younger generation to come. Our Union further prays that almighty God bless and guide in her future endeavour.

A.Toshi. Walling Wapang Tzudi President (KMSU) Gen. Secy. (KMSU)

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The IS-linked Aamaq news agency said the group captured Aqareb al-Safi and Mabouja. It identified residents as members of President Bashar Assad’s Alawite sect, an off-shoot of Shiite Islam. The Sunni extremists view Shiites as apostates deserving of death. IS has massacred thousands of Shiites and other opponents in Syria and Iraq, often boasting about the killings and circulating photos and videos of them online.

“Dozens of people are missing but it is not clear if they were kidnapped by Daesh,” said the Observatory’s chief Rami Abdurrahman, using an Arabic acronym to refer to the group.

He said IS deployed snipers on roofs of some buildings in Aqareb al-Safi.

State TV said two people were wounded in IS shelling on the nearby town of Salamiyeh.

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the central Homs region.

U.S.-backed and Kurdishled forces are meanwhile marching toward the extremists’ de-facto capital of Raqqa, in northern Syria.

Syria’s state news agency SANA said troops and pro-government gunmen repelled the IS attack on villages in Hama province, adding that the militants also tried to attack the Damascus-Aleppo highway but were repelled there as well.

The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said IS captured several army positions as well as the village of Aqareb al-Safi, killing 19 troops and 12 civilians. It said troops launched a counteroffensive under the cover of airstrikes.

The Observatory said the 31 killed include a man and his two sons slain in the village of Mabouja, adding that others are believed to have been killed as well.

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Shri. Japheth Woch (NCS) On being promoted to Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Government of Nagaland

B RU S S E L S, M AY 1 8 (IANS): The European Union (EU) on Thursday announced it will fine Facebook 110 million euros ($122 million) for providing incorrect or misleading information in connection with the 2014 purchase of mobile messaging service WhatsApp. At the time of the acquisition, Facebook told European Commission (EC) competition monitors that it was not technically possible to automatically link WhatsApp user data with Facebook profiles but this later transpired to be incorrect information that Facebook staff had knowingly handed over, Efe news reported.

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The Kithagha Students’ Union (KSU) take immense pride and honour to convey our heartfelt congratulations to the following members for their achievement in respective field.

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We the TSAPHIMI STUDENTS’ UNION with pride and honour congratulates the following students for their success in the recently declared HSLC & HSSLC examination result: HSLC: 1. Lashika Assumi (Distinction in Alt.Eng) 2. Boto Assumi 3. Akatoli Assumi 4. Jevi Achumi 5. Babeto Achumi 6. Akali Assumi 7. Alokali Assumi HSSLC: 1. Kitoka Assumi : 1st Div.in Science Stream (Distinction in Eng, Bio, Phy, Chem) 2. Tokivi Achumi : 1st Div. in Arts Stream 3. Kitovi Achumi : 2nd Div. in Science Stream 4. Avito Assumi : 2nd Div. in Arts Stream (Distinction in M/L Sumi) The TSU also wishes them further success in their future.

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BEIRUT, MAY 18 (Agencies): The Islamic State group attacked several government-held villages in central Syria on Thursday, capturing at least one of them in violence that left dozens of people dead, including three members of the same family.

The attack in the central Hama province targeted villages where most residents belong to the Ismaili branch of Shiite Islam, raising fears that the extremists might massacre them, as they have in other minority communities in Syria and Iraq.

The villages are located near the highway that links the capital, Damascus, to the northern city of Aleppo, but state media said traffic was not affected by the clashes. Government forces are on the offensive against the extremists in other parts of Syria, mostly in the northern province of Aleppo and

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port and a variety of other missions in a complicated battlefield environment during both day and night,” Li Shengwei, deputy chief designer of AVIC Harbin Aircraft Industry, told Xinhua.

The Z-19E is mainly intended to attack tanks, armored vehicles and other ground targets, flying at very low altitudes, Xinhua added.

With a tandem dualseat cabin, it provides both pilots with good line of vision, it said.

China has rolled out a series of increasingly advanced equipment in recent years, including stealth fighter jets and the first domestically developed aircraft carrier.

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Iranian media have speculated that he could go even further than the presidency as a possible successor to his patron Khamenei, the 77-year-old who has been in power since 1989 and whose authority exceeds that of the elected president.

Raisi has promised to create six million jobs in his first term if elected, and to triple monthly cash handouts to the lower class.

Rouhani’s allies call such promises “populist” and say Raisi has not explained how he will pay for them.

Reformists and rights activists also say they are alarmed by Raisi’s background as a hardline judge, especially during the 1980s when he was one of four judges that imposed death penalties on thousands of political prisoners.

cy Xinhua said.

It is specifically designed to meet the requirements of the foreign market, the news agency added.

“It is able to be deployed for battlefield sup-

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The Kiyekhu/S. Hetoi Ghami Kuposhuklu Kohima would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to all the successful students of HSLC/ HSSLC Examination 2017.

HSLC : 1. Anikali Sukhai Zhimomi 1st Div 2. Asunoka S.Zhimomi 1st Div 3. Vilo M.Tucu 2nd Div HSSLC: 1. Atilibo Zhimomi, Distinction in English & Chemistry (Science Stream).

2. Vinoka Kiho 2nd Div. (Arts Stream) May God bless you all in your future endeavour.

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L O N D O N, M AY 1 8 (AGENCIES): Hardline cleric Ebrahim Raisi, a harsh critic of the West and the standard bearer of Iran’s security hawks, has drawn on economic discontent to mount an unexpectedly strong challenge to pragmatist Hassan Rouhani in Friday’s presidential elections.

A p r o t e ge o f S u preme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Raisi has focused his campaign on the economy, visiting rural areas and small villages, promising the poor housing, jobs and more welfare benefits.

“I represent laborers, women without guardians, those who have a lot to say but have no microphone,” the 56-year-old cleric said in a televised presidential debate.

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“The helicopter is the latest narrow-body tandemseat armed helicopter. It is also the country’s first export-oriented helicopter made especially for attack purposes,” state news agen-

Hardline prosecutor mounts strong challenge to Rouhani

I, Hon. Hav. Yanpen Ezung, Home Guards & C.D. Deptt.

Kohima would like to extend my profound gratitude for raising our pay & allowances.

My special thanks to:1. Honb’le Chief Minister, Nagaland 2. Hon’ble Home Minister, Nagaland 3. Hon’ble Minister, Home Gaurds & CD 4. Home Commissioner to the Govt. of Nagaland 5. D.G.P., Home Guards & C.D 6. Comdt. General, Home Guards & C.D. 7. D.C.G, Home Guards & C.D. 8. All Officers, Home Guards & C.D. Though I am unable to thank you in person, May the good Lord bless you all abundantly.

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When Chinese President Xi Jinping called Moon last week to congratulate him on his election, Moon reportedly asked Xi for help in ending the economic retaliation that has taken a toll on South Korean businesses.

Beijing has maintained its hard line, and in an editorial Thursday, the Communist Party newspaper Global Times said China’s opposition “cannot be traded for the new government’s friendly posture toward China.”

“Stopping the deployment of THAAD is the bottom line of China,” the newspaper said. “Seoul needs to make a choice between deploying THAAD and resuming Sino-South Korean relations. It should not hope to have it both ways.”

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B E I J I N G , M AY 1 8 (AGENCIES): Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Thursday with a special envoy sent by new South Korean President Moon Jaein as the two countries attempted to mend a rift in ties over the deployment of a high-tech American missile defense system in South Korea to guard against North Korean threats.

Wa n g a n d f o r m e r South Korean Prime Minister Lee Hae-chan were expected to discuss ways of containing North Korea’s missile and nuclear weapons activities as well as the economic fallout over the deployment in South Korea of the U.S. missile defense system called THAAD. Seoul and Washington have argued that the missile system is aimed at North Korean aggression, while China sees it as a threat to its own security. It has retaliated against Seoul by suspending visits to South Korea by Chi-

B E I J I N G , M AY 1 8 ( AG E N C I E S ) : C h i n a unveiled an indigenously developed attack helicopter on Thursday as it eyes a lucrative export market and ramps up an ambitious modernization program.

China has rattled nerves around the region with its plan to reform its military, the world’s largest, focusing on quality over quantity and replacing old equipment and tactics dating back decades, underpinned by billions of dollars in spending.

The Z-19E, developed by the state-owned AVIC Harbin Aircraft Industry, took to the skies over the city of Harbin for its maiden flight, with images carried on state television.

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Chinese and S. Korean officials meet at the foreign ministry in Beijing May 18, 2017.

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The Changtongya Students’ Union, Kohima, with immense pride and joy congratulates Mr. Moamane Jamir, S/o Mr. Shilutemjen Jamir and Miss Imlisenla Longkumer of Changtongya Village for securing top 10th position and securing highest mark in Information Technology (IT) in recently declared HSLC Exam from Fernwood Hr. Sec. School, Kohima.

The Union also congratulates all the successful students who have cleared the HSLC and HSSLC Exam 2017. The Union wishes all the students the best of luck and blessings in all their future endeavours.

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The Suthozumi Students Union would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to: 1. Mr.Vekhwutsu Veswu, S/o Lt. Zhothosu Veswu on his promotion to Inspector (Class-II Gazetted), Nagaland Police.

2. Mr.Azhove Tetse-o, S/o Lt.Cekhwuvoyi Tetse-o for securing top 4th Position in 2017 HSSLC Examination (Science Stream).

HSSLC EXAMINATION 2017 1. Miss.Nese Rhakho, D/o Mulelhu Rhakho , 1st Division (Science stream). Subject Distinction-English/Physics/Alt.Eng/Biology.

2. Mr.Sekuta Phesao, S/o Rusokhayi Phesao, 1st Division (Arts stream). Subject Distinction-Education/Sociology.

3. Mr.Zhopove Tetse-o, S/o Cekhwupru Tetse-o, 1st Division (Science Stream) HSLC EXAMINATION 2017 1. Mr.Nuzoto Vero, S/o Theyeseyi Vero, 1st Division. Subject Distinction-Maths/Social Science/E.E 2. Miss.Kuvemolu Rhakho, D/o Khruvotso Rhakho, 1st Division.

Subject Distinction-Science/Maths/Social Science/E.E 3. Mr. Lhuzito Nyekha, S/o Kudupoyi Nyekha, 1st Division. Subject Distinction-Social Science/E.E 4. Miss. Khrukrelu Tetse-o, D/o Cekhwupru Tetse-o, 1st Division.

The Union also congratulates all the successful candidates who have cleared their HSLC and HSSLC Examinations 2017 and wish them all a bright future.

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makes stunning ‘Femina Miss India Nagaland’ Deepika Cannes red carpet debut conducts awareness prog A C HILDLINE Dimapur in collaboration with Femina Miss India Nagaland, Kaheli Chophy, conducted an awareness programme at Vitoyi Memorial School and Government High School Nito, under Nuiland sub division of Dimapur District on May 18.

Femina Miss India Nagaland, Kaheli Chophy, spoke on the importance of education as a part of her Femina Miss India 2017 project “beauty with a purpose.” She also interacted with the students and teachers and as a token of appreciation provided wall clocks and sweets.

The s tudents and teachers were briefed about CHILDLINE 1098, a toll free 24x7 helpline outreach service for children in need of care and protection and its activities, by CHILDLINE counselor Aligha V. Yeptho. She also stressed on child sexual abuse and

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ctress Deepika Padukone put her best fashion foot forward in a sheer violet Marchesa gown as she made a head turning debut appearance at the Cannes Film Festival red carpet here.

The 31-year-old actress let her long tresses loose, while opting for bold, dark lips and nails to compliment her attire. A pair of encrusted danglers and a ring from the jewellery brand De Grisogono were the only accessories she chose to wear.

While posing on the red carpet, the Indian beauty did a hair flip much to the delight of the shutterbugs.

Deepika is part of the LOreal beauty contingent at the Cannes Film Festival this year and she shared the red carpet space with other ambassadors of the beauty brand like Julianne Moore.

The actress was also photographed with Susan Sarandon and Elle Fanning.

Earlier for her Kaheli Chophy presenting a token of appreciation. p r e s s i n t e r v i ew s, Deepika chose two pointed out the four per- create a safe and secure en- outfits - a red maxi sonal spaces of a person. vironment by also educat- dress by Johanna Students were also ing their siblings about it. Ortiz and a laveneducated on good and bad CHILDLINE pam- der cut-out satin dress from Galvan London. touch and how they could phlets were distributed.

V show host James Corden will return as the host of the Grammy Awards 2018. Broadcasting channel CBS announced the news here on Wednesday, reports variety.com. The host of “The Late Late Show with James Corden” hosted the annual awards show for the first time earlier this year and will return this year for the 60th anniversary of the awards ceremony.

It will take place in New York after 2003.

Corden brought comedy including a “Carpool Karaoke” rendition of “Sweet Caroline” into the mix this year at the Grammys. Rapper LL Cool J hosted the show for five years prior.

Before that, the Grammys went seven years with no host at all.

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eteran film, stage and television actress Reema Lagoo died following a cardiac arrest early on Thursday morning.

The 59-year-old artiste breathed her last at the Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital in Andheri west, where she was rushed shortly after midnight. Divorced from her former husband, she is survived by her daughter, Mrunmayee Lagoo.

Starting her career as a schoolgirl in Pune, Reema soon graduated to larger roles on Marathi stage and films.

Later, Reema became famous for portraying the

“middle-aged, modern, but understanding mother” on both, the silver and the small screens, to some of the biggest stars in the industry.

Reema was noted for her roles in several blockbusters like “Hum Aapke Hain Kaun”, “Aashiqui”, “Kuch Kuch Hota Hai”, “Hum Saath Saath Hain”, “Maine Pyar Kiya”, “Kal Ho Na Ho”, “Vastaav”, “Saajan”, “Rangeela” and “Kya Kehna”, etc.

On television, she was seen in prominent roles in “Khandaan”, “Shrimaan Shrimati”, “Tu Tu, Main Main,” “Do Aur Do

Paanch”, and ongoing serial on StarPlus, Mahesh Bhatt’s “Naamkaran.”

In Marathi, she gave notable performances in “Ghar Tighanche Have”, “Chal Aatap Lavkar”,

“Jhale Mokle Aakash” and “Vitho Rakhumai”, etc.

Her cremation took place on Thursday afternoon in the presence of her family members as well as celebrities like Rishi Kapoor, Kajol, Tanvi Azmi, Shreyas Talpade, Rakesh Bedi, Raza Murad, Anang Desai, Sulabha Arya and Ashoke Pandit. Before the last rites, actor Aamir Khan and his wife, besides filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, visited Reema’s house.

Aamir said on an emotional note: “We are all in shock. She had no problems that we knew of. It happened suddenly and is sad-

dening. My first film was with Reema ji ‘Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak’. She was a fabulous actor and her heart was so clean. She was also very socially conscious. We only pray that she rests in peace.”

Here is what the celebrities had to say: Boman Irani: “Our very dear Reema Lagoo is no more. Always kind, funny and loving. Saddened.

RIP” “You will always be loved and remembered in the best ways with your wonderful smile,” tweeted Kajol, who played her daughter in “Kuch Kuch Hota Hai”.

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With immense pride and honour, the children and grandchildren of Late Y. Luke Kikon, Wokha Town, extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. P. Zubenthung Kikon, son of Mrs. P. Yisanbeni Kikon and Late Phyobemo Kikon on being conferred Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) on the thesis "Studies on distribution prediction through ecological Niche Modeling and propogation of two threatened species (Vanda bicolor Griff and Paris Polyphylla Smith)" under the supervision of Prof. Chitta Ranjan Deb and co-supervisor N.S. Jamir from Department of Botany Nagaland University Lumami.

May the Lord continue to shower His blessings in your endeavours.

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The Kenuozou Youth Organisation (KYO) organized its Annual meeting on the 6th of May 2017 at Dzulekie (Khonoma).While acknowledging the successful outcome of the meeting, the KYO would sincerely like to thank the Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary for State Lotteries and Music Task Force, Shri. KhriehuLiezietsu for his financial assistance.And last but not the least, the KYO also wishes a bountiful blessing to Shri. KhriehuLiezietsu and his family members, for all the kindness and generosity.

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With immense pride and honour, we extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Imlilong Jamir, S/o Adv. I. Imkong Jamir for securing Top 5th position and subject topper in Mathematics in the recently declared result of HSSLC Examination 2017 from Holy Cross Higher Secondary School Dimapur, for bringing laurels through endurance to the community.

CSUM also congratulates all the students of Chungtia who have successfully cleared the HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017. We warmly celebrate your success and it is our prayer that with the blessings of our Almighty God, you would attain excellence in life.

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State badminton championship D i m a p u r , M ay 1 8 (NPN): The 41st Inter District and State Open Badminton Championship 2017 hosted by Nagaland Police will be held from July 11-14 at Chumukedima.

All the categories including veterans will be played in the same tournament as the part to be hosted by Phek

District Badminton Association stands cancelled due to unavoidable circumstances.

Therefore, all the district badminton associations including Nagaland Police have been requested to conduct district tournament at the earliest and prepare their teams accordingly.

Monaco lift Ligue 1 title after 17 yrs

India retain No.1 Test ranking

Juventus players celebrate with their Coppa Italia trophy.

ROME, May 18 (Agencies): Juventus beat Lazio to win a third successive Italian Cup final as goals from Dani Alves and Leonardo Bonucci kept them on course for a treble this season with a 2-0 victory in the Olympic Stadium on Wednesday.

The Turin side, who are on the verge of winning a sixth successive Serie A championship before facing Real Madrid in the Champions League final in Cardiff on June 3, won the domestic cup for a record 12th time.

“Compliments to the lads for what they did in the first half and for coming through a defensive test in the second,” coach Massimiliano Allegri told reporters.

Allegri quickly turned his thoughts to the weekend

when Juventus can clinch Serie A with a win over Crotone having missed their chance in a 3-1 defeat on Sunday away to AS Roma, who are four points behind with two fixtures remaining.

“We’ve won the first title, now we want to clinch the second, Sunday against Crotone, who have taken 17 points from the last seven matches,” he said.

Juventus, who beat Lazio in the final two years ago, settled the match in the opening 25 minutes with Alves putting them ahead in the 12th from a long, high cross by fellow Brazilian Alex Sandro.

The right back’s volley was not as sweet as his goal in the Champions League semi-final second leg win over Monaco, but it proved just as effective, bouncing

awkwardly on its way past goalkeeper Thomas Strakosha and inside the far post.

Lazio, who had hit the post in the sixth minute through striker Balde Keita, conceded a soft second goal 13 minutes later when Alex Sandro flicked on Paulo Dybala’s corner and Bonucci nipped into the six-yard box to knock the ball in.

Lazio, who share the Olympic Stadium with AS Roma as a home ground in Serie A, made a better start to the second half and substitute Felipe Anderson’s low shot brought a good save from Gianluigi Buffon’s understudy Neto.

Neto then clawed a Ciro Immobile header off the line after Gonzalo Higuain had been involved in two chances for Juventus that went begging.

123 points after gaining one point. However, secondranked South Africa now have the table-toppers firmly within their sights after vaulting from 109 points to 117 points. This jump means the pre-update gap of 13 points has now been trimmed to just six points.

Australia have retained their third place but has plummeted from 108 points to 100 points, England are in fourth but have slipped to 99 points after conceding two points, whereas Pakistan dropped behind New Zealand in sixth place after conceding four points to sit on 93 points.

Monaco players hold the trophy as they celebrate their French League One title after beating Saint Etienne. (AP/PTI) Paris, May 18 (IANS): AS Monaco secured their first Ligue 1 title since 2000 with a 2-0 home win against Saint-Etienne in a rescheduled match.

Monaco have virtually won the french top division football championship ahead of the rescheduled 31st round of matches, as they led defending champions Paris Saint-Germain, who had one game remaining, by three points with a

far superior goal difference, and a draw with eighthranked Saint-Etienne would earn them a tight grip on the trophy, reports Xinhua news agency. Monaco took the lead during Wednesday night’s game through the 18-year-old sensation Kylian Mbappe, who collected Radamel Falcao’s pass, broke the

defence, and rounded goalkeeper Stephane Ruffier to score his 15th league goal of the season.

Substitute forward Valere Germain sealed the victory for Monaco with a shot at target on a counterattack into stoppage time, also handing Monaco their eighth crown in the French top-flight league.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “Death is the last Chapter in time, But the First Chapter in eternity Rest in Peace “Basanta”, We love you”.

“ACER POINT FAMILY & FRIENDS”

We convey our sincere gratitude to all those who have supported us in various ways and comforted us during the treatment and at the demise of our beloved Late P. Basanta Singh who breathed his last on 16.05.2017.

“In tears we part, we shall surely meet with smiles” -Loved Ones

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Football coaching camp at Kohima D i m a p u r , M ay 1 8 (NPN): Free football coaching camp, organised by Nagaland Football Coaches Association (NFCA) and co sponsored by department of youth affairs and sports, Kohima District Veteran Football Association, Havells Galaxy Kohima and Toyota Okusa Dimapur, will be held at Kohima local ground from May 22-26 under the theme “Make football Happen.” The NFCA has invited young footballers (age between 6-12 years) to register for the camp on May 22 along with proper sports kits and birth certificate (zerox) at Kohima local ground by 2:45 pm. Participation certificate will be awarded for the campers. For further details, contact 7005717748.

Dubai, May 18 (IANS): India retained their number one position on the ICC Test team rankings following the annual update in which series results from 2013-14 are no longer included and outcomes from the 2015-16 series are weighted at 50 per cent.

The Virat Kohli-led side now leads South Africa by six points following the annual update, only nine points separate thirdranked Australia from seventh-ranked Sri Lanka, with ninth-ranked Bangladesh trailing eighth-ranked West Indies by six points.

India has moved to

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REMEMBRANCE 1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved Atsungtula (Tutu Jamir)

"Those we love don't go away, they walk beside us everyday. Unseen, unheard but always near, still loved, still missed and very dear".

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We the family members of Lt Kedise Khieya would like to express our profound heartfelt gratitude to Churches, individuals, friends and relatives. Your help, prayer, financial and physical support were of immense relief in time of our grief.

We are indebted to each of you and we regret for not being able to repay you back, but our prayer is, “May Almighty God bless you all abundantly”.

Loving wife, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

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of our beloved mother Lt. Techwenle Thong

(Died 19th May 2016)

Beloved Tutu The smile on your face still takes our breath away So much joy and happiness you brought to our lives Know that your light still burns bright like the stars in the night sky.

Your love inspires us to live on, your kind deeds we remember So, forerunner to Heaven, light up your eternal home.

Like the way you lit up our earthly camp.

Only much brighter still.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 19/05/2016 Our lives go on without you and no one knows the heartache as we try to carry on. Now we know why you always tell us to be strong… because you knew that one day we would need the strength to bear your loss. Your death has caged us in pain and misery but we won’t let the tears mar the smiles that you’ve given to us.

Your heart was so kind and true, your place no one can fill and your love can never be lost.

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LT. T. NOKPANG JAMIR 19.05.2016 to 19.05.2017

We express our deepest gratitude to all who shared your genuine love with Late Mr. Aoakum Ozukum (Mongsenyimti) to the last moment of his life on earth.

We express our gratitude to Doctors and Nurses of IMDH who took care of him till the last moment. We find no words to express our gratitude to all of you who selflessly donated your own blood lovingly to him and to all of you who stood with us in our darkest moment.

We find no adequate words to express our thanks to Mr. I. Meyionen Director & Deputy Inspector General of Police Vigilance & Anti Corruption Police. The officers and staff of Vigilance Commission for your help when our hearts were filled with gloom.

Above all, we thank God for his matchless love and infinite grace upon him when Aoakum’s last moment drew near he called upon Jesus to forgive him and to accept his spirit. After this prayer, he closed his eyes to open in eternal home.

On behalf of Late Aoakum Ozukum; His loving wife, children, parents, brother, sister, in-laws and loved ones.

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It's been a year since the day God took you home.

Your prayers and blessings guide us everyday. God has you in His arms, we have you in our hearts. Still miss you deeply Papa.

Loved ones DP-5029

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