May 20, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 163

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Maintain standard of work: CM to policemen Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu (NP) Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , M AY 1 9 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu on Friday called upon the Nagaland Police Service officers to maintain standard of work and physical fitness, saying being overweight was unbecoming of a uniformed service.

He was speaking as chief guest at the 46th General Conference of Nagaland Police Service Association (NPSA) held here at Police Complex, Chumukedima.

Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu reminded the officers of their “indispensible role in maintaining law and order in the state”, urging them to be impartial, more dedicated

BJP unit slams AICC secretary’s remark D I M A P U R , M AY 1 9 (NPN): Hitting out at the All India Congress Committee (AICC) secretary in-charge of Nagaland, Dr. Jayakumar for his recent statements, the State BJP unit reminded the Congress that the BJP was a secular political party with its focus on development under the theme “Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas.”

In a press note, BJP media cell said the allegation by Congress was “to fool and mislead the common people in the state.”

BJP said when Dr. Jayakumar had openly confessed about the misrule of Congress party in Nagaland as well as the Nation, “how can he claim that other political parties including BJP ruling Nagaland will be “Land of Satan”? It said Congress party’s policy was family politics and divide and rule.

Accusing Congress party as the mother of all corruptions, BJP alleged that the Congress which had ruled the nation for over five decades, lured electoral politics with corrupt money and cheap propagandas, leading the nation into scams and scandals.

It said BJP was firm against corruption and was working hard to make India corruption free.

and more disciplined than other categories of government employees.

Transfer or posting, he said, was “putting the right person at the right place” and therefore shouldn’t be considered a punishment.

“Few transfers will be affected soon,” he hinted.

The chief minister further maintained that the image of the police needs to be improved in order to ensure effective policing in a modern society. “This has to be earned by the police themselves by becoming more efficient, friendly and helpful, while also becoming less corrupt in public perception,” the chief guest added.

Dr. Shürhozelie also lauded the police force, saying Nagaland police has been doing quite well in maintaining law and order and had brought laurels to the state.

“You cannot afford to remain contend with what you already know,” the CM said, accentuating on the need to keep updated with various technologies, keeping in mind the changing

dynamics of crime in a sophisticated world.

Citing the recent ransomware attacks that affected computers across the world, Dr. Liezietsu said: “Ultimately, Nagaland Police also will have to brace up for investigating such types of cyber crimes.” He also suggested developing a software and to put in experts to man the systems for effective management.

On the need for reforms in the state police, the chief minister pointed out, among other things, the “faulty system of police recruitment” that had attracted much criticism in the media. He was hopeful that such issues would be deliberated during the conference and come up with suggestions and solutions for consideration of the government.

ADGP (Adm), L. Singsit also spoke on the occasion as special guest. On the occasion, NPSA president, Vekhosa Chakesang, submitted a representation to the chief minister. The chief minister was accompanied

by Home minister Y. Patton.

UNC, GoI & GoM hold Services to have 4-slab GST rates second tripartite talks Correspondent

IMPHAL, MAY 19: The second round of tripartite talks between Government of India, Manipur government and United Naga Council (UNC) was held at Senapati on Friday.

Besides deliberating on several issues, Friday’s tripartite meeting also came out with a four-point agreement primarily focussed on UNC’s core demand-- to roll back the decision of creation of seven new districts According to the first point, it stated that “the grievances of the UNC which led to the imposition of economic blockade were recognized, as there was non-adherence to the four memoranda of understanding and government of India’s assurance on the matter and Government of Manipur agree to start consultation with all stakeholders to redress the same.”

“The focal point no.1 of agreement arrived at in the tripartite talks on March 19, 2017 is reaffirmed by both the parties,” it stated.

The second point also stated that Manipur government would be represented

NBCC alarmed by rise in communalism in India Dimapur, May 19 (NPN): Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) reiterated that India is home to diverse religious and ethnic groups where diversities as enshrined in its constitution guarantees the privilege to enjoy basic civil and political rights and freedom to pursue one’s beliefs.

However, NBCC said it was deeply alarmed at the resurgence of attacks on Christian minorities in India which have increased since 2011. It pointed out that Christians in India formed less than 3% of the country’s population though in majority in Nagaland, Mizoram and Meghalaya. NBCC said beyond the north east, Christians constitute a significant segment in Kerala and Goa. Since Christians in other parts of India like- Gujarat, Rajasthan,Odisha, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh- are insignificant in number, rules on conversion and baptism are made complicated.

NBCC said Christians in these states face official intimidation when they attempt to formalise their identity as Christians and those converting are made to seek permission from the government agencies. NBCC said these rules were clearly against the right to

freedom of religion.

NBCC termed the recent resolution by state BJP made at its 5th executive meeting in Kohima, to “safeguard the Christian faith”, as the first of its kind for a political party to courageously come out in defence of Christian minorities in India. However, NBCC pointed out that the state unit’s expressed disappointment on the church in defending its own faith stood contrary. Of late, NBCC said rise in suppression of faith and practice not in line with mainline practices in India were on the rise and there was no doubt that the centre was “politically motivated to suppress the minorities.

It cited incidents such as making Good Governance Day on Christmas, Digital India on Easter Sunday besides the attempt to have a ‘Uniform Civil Code’ and unleashing of ‘Cow Vigilante’ that has led the religious minorities feel insecure in a democratic and secular country. NBCC said the church has a responsibility towards the well being of its members and therefore obligated to examine and educate members of the plans and policies of any political party which made Christians in particular, feel these policies were

Landslide affects fuel supply to Kohima

KOHIMA, MAY 19 (NPN): Due to massive landslide near Peducha area, supply of fuel has been adversely affected in Kohima though no prior warning was issued to public about fuel pumps going dry. It was a surprise to many motorists in Kohima Friday when most of the fuel pump outlets had shut down since there was no fuel.

Police on duty at the landslide area informed Nagaland Post that the situation did not appear to be too bright for restoration of the road due to rainfall. Police said over 200 trucks, mostly Manipur bound trucks were stranded along the highway. “No driver wants to cross the area as the landslide is very bad,” police informed. Excavators have been put in place to clear the road at the earliest.

However, if it continues to rain, it would take more time to clear the debris, police sources said. Besides Peducha area, there were reports of landslides in other pockets along the (Cont’d on p-9) highway between Dimapur and Kohima.

This is it!

Nagaland Tribes Council delegation at the meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi

“We’re all praying that after retirement in October, you’ll contest the election.”

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GST rates for bio-diesel, beedi, footwear, textiles, agricultural implements and gold,” said Rajeev Dimri, Leader Indirect Tax, BMR & Associates in a statement here.

Given that consensus is still elusive on the fitment of some items, Taxmann.com Senior Consultant V.S Datey said: “Thus the chances of introducing GST by July 1 appears doubtful.”

Rating agency ICRA’s Senior Group Vice President Subrata Ray said the prices of relatively price sensitive small cars may increase marginally post GST, while original equipment manufacturers would pass on the benefit of lower taxes to customers on bigger vehicles and SUVs. “GST rates are likely to be almost neutral for the commercial vehicles and two-wheelers, and would marginally increase for three-wheelers. The automobile sector will also see some benefits by virtue of input tax credit norms,” Ray said.

Sachin Menon of international accounting firm KPMG in India said the increase in the GST rate for telecom and financial services will be negative for the sector. “Multiplicity of tax rates for services will add complexity to the compliance in GST regime,” he said. “Levying GST at the demerit rate of 28 per cent for 5 star hotels could be a dampener for the tourism sector especially in cases of business travel,” he added.

CRISIL Research felt the benefits of GST on business practices and company strategies will only be seen in the medium term.

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NEW DELHI, MAY 19 (NPN): Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) delegation called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi here on Friday at his official residence,

cent,” he said.

“The uniform GST will be at 12 per cent, while the entire credit inputs will now be available and, thus the level of taxes will come down below the present level,” he added.

“Those paying service tax will not be able to take benefit of input credit as petroleum is not in GST,” he said. IT, telecom and financial services will be taxed at the rate of 18 per cent.

While five-star hotel services will be taxed at the highest 28 per cent, restaurants with a turnover of Rs 50 lakh and less would be levied at 5 per cent.

“Non-air conditioned restaurants will have 12 per cent, while air-conditioned restaurants will have a service tax of 18 per cent,” Jaitley said.

“Those restaurants located inside 5-star hotels will have same service tax as applicable to the 5-star hotels,” he added. He also said that entertainment tax will be merged with the service tax at 28 per cent. Hotels, gambling, race club betting and cinema will all be levied GST at 28 per cent.

Jaitley said most of the work for rollout of GST from July 1 have been completed.

“Six items still have to be decided and we need more time for discussions,” he added referring to the 6 categories of goods.

Reacting to the announcements, industr y said it may increase taxes for some stakeholders, but hoped to get benefits through the input credit system.

“Some of the key areas which would be discussed on June 3 would include

A fuel outlet remains shut on Friday in Kohima. (NP)

NTC delegation call on PM Modi

Spl. Correspondent

at the political level in the next round of talks.

In the third point, it agreed to respect the points agreed upon during tripartite talks held on March 19, 2017 by both Manipur government and UNC mutually at the time of arriving at an amicable settlement to the issue of creation of new districts.As agreed in the fourth point, it was decided to hold the next round of talks at Senapati within one month time.

Friday’s meeting was chaired by Government of India’s representative, MHA joint secretary (NE) Satyentra Garg and attended by an 11-member delegation of the UNC led by its president Gaidon Kamei, while chief secretary O Nabakishore represented the Manipur government.

After the talks, Gaidon Kamei told reporters that the talks was mostly concentrated on the Naga bodies objection to the creation of new seven districts.

“We stick to our demand to roll back the decision of creation of seven new districts. So, we are trying to bring a logical conclusion,” Kamei said.

SRINAGAR, MAY 19 (IANS): In a move expected to bring prices down from the current levels, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council on Friday decided on a four-slab tax rate for services along with the novel concept of input credit for goods used.

The Council concluded its two-day meeting here with the decision to apply the same four tax rate slabs for services as for goods, but exempted healthcare and educational services from the purview of the GST. However, no consensus could be reached on the rate to apply on gold as well as beedi. The Council will meet again on June 3 in New Delhi for a decision in this regard.

Briefing reporters here following the meeting, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said that under GST, services will get the benefit of input tax credit for the goods used, effectively making the real incidence of taxation lower than the headline taxation rate.

He said that while “luxury services” would attract the highest rate of 28 per cent, health and education services would be exempt categories. Jaitley said there would be a 5 per cent tax on carriage of goods by rail, road and air transport services because their main input is petroleum.

Work contracts currently attract central tax at 6 per cent, while state taxes vary between 1-5 per cent, but no input credit is available for these services, the Minister noted.

“Most of the inputs for work contracts... cement, steel are taxed at 28 per

7, Lok Kalyan Marg.

According to sources the delegation apprised Prime Minister Modi about the current situation in the state.

Sources said that the delegation also apprised

Modi about the urgent need for solution to the vexed Naga issue at the earliest.

The NTC delegation had also submitted a representation to the PM. The meeting was also attended

by NSA, Ajit Doval.

Gov condoles Dave’s demise D I M A P U R , M AY 1 9 (NPN): Nagaland governor, PB Acharya, has expressed shock and sadness at the sudden demise of Union Environment Minister, Anil Madhav Dave, on May 18, 2017 in New Delhi.

In a condolence message, the governor described Anil Madhav Dave as a devoted public servant and was tremendously passionate towards conserving the environment. His contributions to the cause of environmental protection would always be remembered, Acharya stated and conveyed his deepest sympathy and prayers to the bereaved family and all near and dear ones at this time of sorrow.

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Open discussion on child protection mechanism

Deputy commissioner Longleng Denngan Avennoho Phom Speaking at the one-day sensitization programme.

DIMAPUR: District Child Protection Unit Longleng organised one-day sensitization programme on ‘’Open discussion on child protection mechanism’’ at EBRC hall Longleng on Friday with deputy commissioner Longleng, Denngan Avennoho Phom, as the special guest.

Speaking at the programme, Denngan remarked that children were the supreme assets of the country where every child should have a childhood.

He urged the participants to ensure that no

child was discriminated, abused and exploited in the society as they were the future assets of the society.

DC further said that every individual in the society should be responsible in protecting child rights to have a vibrant society.

Programme manager, State Child Protection Society Nagaland, Raitale Zeliang, said people should not adopt children from un-recognized agencies or unrelated person including nursing home or hospitals which, she informed, was illegal and unsecure.

She pointed out how some adopted children were exploited, abused, trafficked or thrown out of the family due to misunderstanding over the family inheritance.

Therefore, to avoid unnecessary situation, she insisted on adopting children from Government recognized Specialized Adoption Agency for the safety and secured lives of the child.

She also emphasized on the impor tance of CHILDLINE NO.1098, a National 24 hours free

KPTA, ANPTA condemn threat on faculty

DIMAPUR: Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu Teachers’ Association (KPTA) has vehemently condemned the alleged “insult, harassment and threat” to the faculty members of Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu (KPA) o n M ay 1 8 e ve n i n g , reportedly by one Hekishe Chishi (land donor).

A condemnation note by KPTA president Imnasangba Jamir and general secretary Vizekhol R h u t s o, c l a i m e d t h a t Hekishe Chishi forcibly chased out the faculty members from the Institute Multi Purpose hall claiming that hall was his “private property” and that he had an order from “Government of India and district authority (EAC)”, while the faculty members

were playing badminton.

KPTA alleged that he also harassed and threatened using abusive language.

The condemnation note stated that this was not the first time where Hekishe Chishi had intruded and created disturbances inside the institute.

In this regard, KPTA while condemning the “barbaric acts and unruly behavior”, called upon all sensible citizen to condemn such uncivilized act.

ANPTA: All Nagaland Polytechnic Teacher’s Association (ANPTA) has strongly condemned the “unruly behaviour” of Hekishe Chishi, who reportedly offended and threatened the faculty members of Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu ( KPA)

on May 18 while they were playing badminton in the Institute’s Multi-purpose Hall.

In a condemnation note, ANPTA president Lanusenla Longkumer and vice president Keduhiwe Kapfo, stated it was not the first time he had propagated such similar incident, intruding and creating disturbance inside the campus which hinder the working environment of the faculty and staff.

While expressing deep shock over the incident, ANPTA said such kind of insults and threats should not become a norm and should be condemned in a civilised society. ANPTA further cautioned that it will not tolerate such kind of action by “uncivilised people” in future.

VVC Chiechama felicitation programme

DIMAPUR: The Village Vision Cell (VVC), Chiechama would be organizing an inauguration and felicitation programme of HSLC and HSSLC 2017 successful students of GHSS Chiechama on May 20 at 10 a.m at the school premises.

Commissioner & secretary, Khrienuo Metha will unveil the flag followed by a short service at the school auditorium, DIPR informed.

Khehoi village clarifies

DIMAPUR: Head GB of Khehoi Village, Bohoi Aye, has clarified that no resident of Khehoi village under Dhansiripar sub-division of Dimapur district was in any way involved in the reported murder attempt on his mother-in-law by one person in Kiyeto village on April 29. This clarification has been given to remove any doubts which might have been created in the minds of the general public, head GB added.

phone emergency outreach services for children in need of care and protection, a project under the Ministry of Women & Child development, Government of India.

The main objective of organizing the programme, she maintained, was to educate people so that children living in difficult circumstances could be protected, leading to the reduction of their vulnerabilities to situations and actions that lead to abuse, neglect, exploitation, abandonment and separation from parents.

Others who spoke in the programme include Theppen Phom, member of Juvenile Justice Board and Dr. Henshet Phom, chairman, Child Welfare Committee.

Earlier the programme was chaired by Arenlong Longkumer, probation officer, Observation Home.

Welcome address was delivered by Yangthriba Sangtam, DCPO Longleng, Invocation by Rev. Vangpong Phom and vote of thanks by Kezevinou Thepa, superintendent, Observation Home Longleng,

news in brief Ememei to felicitate toppers

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, May 20, 2017

DC office Kohima bids farewell to outgoing officers

Ememeis living in and around Kohima would be organizing the felicitation programme for the successful Ememei students of HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017 on May 21, 1 p.m at Model Christian College Auditorium, lower AG colony Kohima.

All the Ememei students above class 8 and their parents have been requested to attend the programme.

GHS Akuluto meeting G o ve r n m e n t H i g h School (GHS) Akuluto golden jubilee planning board has convened meeting on May 27, 10 a.m. at its school premises. All jubilee planning board and School Managing and Development Committee (SMDC) members have been requested to attend the meeting.

Lost and found One PAN card belonging to Pilamo Kikon s/o Lolao Inio Kikon was found at taxi between Kohima and Dimapur.

Rightful owner can contact (8257972710).

Kohima district adminstration bid farewell to outgoing adminstration officer at DC conference hall. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Kohima District Administration on May 18 bid farewell to outgoing administrative officers including ADC Kohima, Lithrongla Tongpi; SDO (C) Sadar, Kethosituo Sekhose; SDO (C) Judicial, Neilezo Tep; SDO (C) Estt., Neikesono Kevichusa; SDO (C) Jakhama, S. Athsangla , SDO (C) Sechu, T Lanusenla Lkr

and EAC Sadar Kohima ThejavizoNakhro at DC conference hall .

According to DIPR report, deputy commissioner of Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan, IAS, in his address expressed gratitude to the outgoing officers and thanked them for their cooperation and their contributions to the district in their tenure. The

DC also welcomed the new officers.

E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by the incoming ADC T. Kiusumong Tikhir.

Short speeches were also delivered by Neibu Angami, accountant DC Office Kohima and Keneilezo Hd. DB Kohima and Atou Zumvu SDPO (South) Kohima.

ANGPTA Longleng extends support DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers Association (ANGPTA) Unit Longleng, has extended support to CANSSEA unit Longleng, which had threatened to launch agitation against the

governemnt for non-payment of last two months salary to the government employees under the district. ANGPTA Longleng further appealed the responsible authorities to release the salary within the week.

BJP Phek conducts 5th executive meeting

DIMAPUR: The Phek District BJP conducted its 5th Executive Meeting on May 18 at Chizami Town Hall where all the five Mandals from the district— Pfutsero, Chizami, Chozuba, Phek and Meluri— attended the meeting.

Several state BJP leaders, including State BJP president, Visasolie Lhoungu; advisor, Labour and Employment, Skills Development, Treasuries and Accounts, Dr. T.M Lotha and BJP state executive member Kevechutso Doulo, addressed party workers.

Kevechutso Doulo, intending candidate from the 17th Chizami Assembly Constituency, said Chizami A/C was the most vibrant and mature constituency. “ God’s given time has come to change and developed the Phek District and particularly the 17th Chizami A/C,” he observed, adding that people should be determined for a change.

He maintained that one cannot afford to continue to be stagnant in a vibrant society and, therefore, should create opportunities to happen.

Doulo called upon the party men to work hard and be steadfast for all round development and be an agent of a change.

“BJP party is the only party that can deliver good governance for the welfare of the people,” he maintained, and appealed the party workers not to be carred away by false rumours. Visasolie Lhoungu in his address said BJP was different from the other political party because it provides equal opportunity to every citizen of India.

He stated that BJP was growing and blooming in every state and in Nagaland too.

“People are fed up of corruption and want the BJP government to meet the people expectation,” he claimed. Accusing the opposition party for polarising the political issue with religion, Visasolie asserted that BJP was a secular political party where every party man was free to practise his/her own choice of faith.

“A very good Christian can be a very good politician. Congress party have ever to worry because the BJP party is working hard to evaluate its performance to make India free from congress,” he said in his tirade against the opposition parties.

Dr. T.M Lotha called upon party workers to be prepared with as time was running short for the next

BJP Phek executive underway at Chizami Town Hall. general election. The advisor assured that BJP party will form the next government and asked the people of Phek district, especially the 17th Chizami A/C, to come out with its leader for the next government formation.

He said that the whole state was changing and Chizami should be a part of the change.

BJP is for development and unlike the Look East Policy of the previous government, BJP focuses on Act East Policy, he said.

According to him, the Congress party had completely failed in all fronts, adding Congress party agenda was only to criticise the other political party.

“There is no prescription for anybody to follow any religion. There is no restriction because India is a secular state. Christian faith cannot be questioned and compromised. As a BJP Christian, we should be a committed Christian and pray regularly for those who are misleading the people,” the advisor stated in an

attempt to assuage public concern over BJP’s secular credentials.

In the second session, Kulo Tsuzuh, vice president BJYM Nagaland presided over the business hour while Ananta Narayanan Mishra, organising secy. Nagaland, briefed the office bearers with 12 points to execute for party functioning.

The programme was chaired by Vepasayi Resuh, vice president BJP, Phek and God’s blessing was pronounced by Neilhikha Mero, Pastor CTBC.

39 Sanis BJP meets state party officials Golden Eagles Club visit children home

Ananta Mishra, Er. Senkathung Jami and Bandi Zeliang along with BJP party workers.

DIMAPUR: The 39 Sanis Mandal BJP Wokha district held its executive meeting along with the State organizing secretary, Ananta Mishra, State vice-president Er. Senkathung Jami and State spokesperson, Bandi Zeliang on May19 in Wokha town.

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ing, Mishra emphasized on the party organizational matters and endorsed the mandals party to cohesively work hard to achieve the party’s targeted programmes and policies within the stipulated time frame so that BJP would be able to win in the forthcoming general assembly election.

Clarifying to the party workers upon the common notion that the BJP was a Hindu party, he said that it had been clearly enshrined in the party’s constitution that it was a secular political party.

He further promised that if Nagaland votes the BJP to power proper, roads

will surely be built so that buses will be able to reach every village and all eleven district Hqs will be connected with rail road in addition to 24 x 7 electricity and water supply into every house hold.

Er. Senkathung Jami stated that BJP was all set to form the next govern-

ment in the state for grassroot level development.

He defined politics as “the study of public affairs and development” and not about magnifying one’s religions, adding that using religion as a weapon was all propaganda and political vendetta out of jealousy.

A short speech was also delivered by senior public leader Y.P Jami who requested for logistic support from the centre, affirming that BJP would surely be victorious in 39 Sanis Assembly Constituency in the coming election.

T h e m e e t i n g wa s presided by president 39 Sanis Mandal, Yanpothung Jami, invocation prayer by Wonimo Kikon, welcome address was delivered by general secretary Wokha district BJP, Nchumbemo Jami, vote of thanks by general secretary 39 Sanis Mandal, Thebemo Ovung and benediction by Nwonimo Shitiri.

Members of Golden Eagles Club with children of Eden Gardens Children Home.

DIMAPUR: Members of the Golden Eagles Club, Phesama along with animator, Rev. Dr. Anand Pereira, SJ, visited the children of Eden Gardens Children Home, in Khuzama Village.

Fun games were organised by the club members for the children fol-

lowed by a short variety entertainment program.

D ir ec tor of Ed e n Gardens, Fr. Raymond D’Souza SJ, handed out prizes to the winners.

Meal was also sponsored by the members of the club.

Reflecting on the activity, club vice president,

Sedekho Zashumo, expressed tremendous joy that was witnessed among the children.

“They have so little, yet they were so happy,” he said.

Club president Ruopfiivi Zashumo also thanked the members for their cooperation.

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nagalandpost.com Poll Q.: Will entry of 2 new re g i o n a l p a r t i e s i n Nagaland affect the NPF in 2018?

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Yes since it is divided at the 90% legislators level No since it has u n m a t c h e d 6% organisation and resources 4% Can’t say

Q: How can the perennial

WEATHER FORECAST May 20

(Temperature in ÂşC)

Max Min

Agartala Variably cloudy, a t-storm

35 26

Aizawl

A morning thunderstorm or two 30 20

Guwahati A morning shower in spots Imphal

33 22

Clouds and sun with a t-storm 29 18

Itanagar Rain tapering to showers

27 20

Shillong

A couple of thunderstorms

Kohima

Clouds and sun with a t-storm 25 17

Dimapur

Some sun, a t-storm or two

32 22

Mkg

A couple of thunderstorms

27 16

Tuensang Partly sunny with a t-storm

20 14

Wokha

24 16

A morning thunderstorm or two 25 20

Zunheboto Clouds and sun with a shower 24 15

SCERT leadership programme

Free oral & dental health camp

DIMAPUR: Directorate of school education has notified all District Education Officers (DEOs), Nagaland, to select and depute 14 headmasters each from their respective districts to attend the two-day school leadership development programme organized by SCERT on May 24 and 25, at SIEMAT SCERT Kohima.

Additional director (HOD) DoSE, Wonthung Tsopoe, has informed the participants to report to Participants at the dental health camp on Friday. the training venue by 9 a.m on May 24 for regis- DIMAPUR: Indian Den- tients in the State; one tration. tal Association (IDA) Na- group who were not aware galand State Branch (NSB) of oral health and does not members under Kohima have access to avail dental District, in collaboration treatment and the other with Youthnet, conducted who were not aware but a free corporate oral and does have access to avail dental health awareness dental treatments.

A PowerPoint was DIMAPUR: Office of camp on May19 at Youththe south treasury office Net Main Office Kohima presented by Dr. Pfukrolo Kohima has informed all for the YouthNet staff, Koza, president, IDA NSB on oral & dental health. He pensioners (both life and families and trainees.

The camp was con- also shared on IDA recomfamily) drawing pensions from Sr. treasury office ducted in campaign and mendation for preventive Kohima (South), that the in celebration of the 10th care, oral hygiene, nutrition, physical verification will North East Regional Den- professional cleaning, prebe held from June 1 to 30, tal Conference which ventive oral examinations, at the Sr. treasury office would be held on Novem- caries sealants and varnish and oral cancer screening.

Kohima (south) during ber 29-30 in Kohima.

He remarked that the The camp was also office hours. standard in dental treatS r. t r e a s u r y o f f i - part of the IDA nationwide initiative to focus on corcer Kohima (south), I. Aochuba Pongener, has porate employees, the aim informed all the pension- to create awareness among ers’ to appear for physical employees about good oral verification along with health and hygiene and to the P.P.O book, renewed attain the goal of zero oral I/card and bank account disease and tooth decay in the organisation. passbook.

Dr. Kholie Vupr u Failing which payment would be stopped, shared that there were two categories of dental pathe notice stated.

Physical verification of pensioners

Next poll

power problem in Nagaland be solved ?

Introduce Pre-paid meď ą ters in all towns and redress grievances early Power supply should be ď ą ensured For Deptt-Citizen/Colď ą ony committees to improve power supply

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, May 20, 2017

DC Kesonyu Yhome addressing the meeting.

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Urban Council Chairmen Federation (DUCCF) and GB Union Dimapur (Sadar) held its first coordination meeting on clean election on Friday at Lotha Hoho Ki, Dimapur.

At the meeting, deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome (IAS) asserted that “Clean Election� campaign reflects that it was time to cleanse the election system. He pointed the success of the campaign in some areas.

According to Yhome,

since people do not value their votes, they do not have any right to blame the politicians after having indulged in unfair means during election.

DC also said it was “improper� on the part of GBs, appointed by government, to indulge negatively during elections.

Also speaking on the occasion, DMC administrator, Moa Sangtam, maintained that government was a reflection of the people and therefore “we� should stop blaming the policy makers and

start to change oneself first.

During the meeting, the house decided to form “Core group� in each colony with around 20-40 members comprising colony council members, GBs, women leaders, youth leaders, Church leaders and intellectuals.

The Joint Forum of DUCCF and GB Union Dimapur also resolved to come up with a “Pledged Sticker� to be pasted at the main entrance door of every household who have already taken the pledge.

ment had improved over the years due to globalization where multinational dental companies were reaching out to the Nagaland dentists and that they were also trained in various specialties now.

During the dental check up and screening, it was observed that most suffered from gums disease and dental caries.

Free oral hygiene kit and medicines were also given.

The programme was chaired H.R. YouthNet, Ebibeni Humtseo, who also delivered the welcome address.

Adolescent Club performs street play in Longleng

DIMAPUR: The Adolescent Club Longleng performed a street play at Yachem Village, Longleng Block and Yongshei Village, Yongnyah Block on May 17 and 19 respectively.

Four members of the Club participated in the street play based on the topic “Weekly Iron Fo-

lic and cases of Anaemia among adolescents.� The play was followed by health talks and group discussion with the adolescents.

IEC materials, leaflets, booklets and pamphlets were also distributed to the participants.

The team was led

by MO (SHP) RBSK Dr. Suimzenla, MO (RBSK)

Dr. Lirenthung and district media officer, Roseline.

Altogether, 118 and 43 adolescents attended the street play at Yachem village and Yongshei village respectively.

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ZIPF for reconciliation between ZU and ZB

DIMAPUR: The Zeliangrong Inter-Cities Presidents’ Forum (ZIPF) comprising of ZSU Bangalore, ZSU Delhi, ZSU Pune, ZSU Guwahati, ZSU Chandigarh, ZSU Shillong, Zeliangrong Welfare Committee Chennai has extended support to the All Zeliangrong Students’ Union decision and urged the Zeliangrong Baudi (ZB) and Zeliangrong Union (ZU) to reconcile and unite.

In a joint press note, respective union presidents’ stated that this was the voice of the Zeliangrong youth and students who strive to unite and move forward as a peaceful society and put an end to all disruptive ideas.

Stating that no matter what good might have done, the forum strongly believed that the Zeliangrong would not progress as long as this divisive society exists.

The forum added that it was creating confusion and disharmony amongst the people and appealed to the Apex bodies, for the welfare, unity and interest of the Zeliangrong people, to put aside all disruptive ideas, thoughts and unite.

HYS open drawing competition

DIMAPUR: Hindu Yuva Sanga (HYS) would be organizing the 4th open drawing competition-cumfelicitation programme for HSLC and HSSLC merit holders on May 21 in Pranab Jubilee Auditorium at 4 p.m.

The last date of registration is over but the spot registration is available for all those who haven’t applied yet, HYS informed, saying spot registration counter will remain open for the interested candidates.

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The registration for the same is Rs. 100, it stated. A free craft workshop for parents would also be organized by Kokuyo Camlin Ltd. The felicitation programme for HSLC and HSSLC merit holders, 2017 cum-prize distribution ceremony will start from 4 p.m.

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INVItEs aPPlICatIoNs FRoM UNMaRRIEd MalE CaNdIdatEs FoR ENRolMENt as saIloRs FoR sENIoR sECoNdaRY RECRUIts (ssR) - FEB 2018 BatCH

CoURsE CoMMENCINg FEBRUaRY 2018

ElIgIBIlItY CoNdItIoNs

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Online applications are invited from unmarried male candidates (who fulfill eligibility conditions as laid down by the Government of india) for enrolment as sailors for Senior Secondary recruits (SSr) - Feb 2018 Batch.

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Educational Qualification. Qualified in 10+2/ equivalent examination with maths & physics and atleast one of these subjects:- Chemistry/Biology/Computer science.

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age. Candidates should have been born between 01 Feb 97 to 31 Jan 2001 (Both dates inclusive).

PaY aNd PERQUIsItEs

4.

Pay & allowances. (a) During the initial training period, stipend of rs 5700 pm will be admissible. On successful completion of initial training an amount equal to the minimum of scale as mentioned below, less stipend already paid, shall be admissible from the date of commencement of service. (b) On completion of initial training, they will be placed in the pay Band rs 5200-20200. in addition they will be paid Grade pay @ rs 2000/- plus mSp @ rs 2000/- plus Da (being revised as per 7th CpC).

5.

Promotion. promotion prospects exist up to the rank of master Chief petty Officer-i (equivalent to Subedar major) with pay scale of rs 9300-34800 plus Grade pay @ rs 4800/- plus mSp @ rs 2000/- plus Da (being revised as per 7th CpC). Opportunities for promotion to commissioned officer also exist for those who perform well and qualify the prescribed examinations.

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Perquisites.

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(a) During the entire period of training and thereafter, sailors are given books, reading material, uniforms, food and accommodation etc. free of cost. (b) Sailors are entitled to medical treatment, Leave travel Concessions for self and dependents, Group Housing Benefits and other privileges. Sailors are also entitled to annual and Casual Leave, Children Education and House rent allowances. post retirement benefits include pension, gratuity and Leave encashment. all perquisites are extended as per service conditions and their eligibility/admissibility is regulated as per government orders in force and amended from time to time.

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Insurance Cover.

insurance cover (on contribution) of rs 37.50 lakhs for all sailors is applicable. sElECtIoN CRItERIa

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selection of recruits is based on the order of merit on their performance in Written test, qualifying Physical Fitness test (PFt) and fitness in Medical Examinations.

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Written test. (a)

the question paper will be bilingual (Hindi & English) and objective type.

(b) the question paper will comprise of four sections i.e. English, Science, mathematics and General Knowledge. (c) the question paper will be of 10+2 standard and the syllabus for the examination is available on website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in.

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(d)

Duration of examination will be one hour.

(e)

the candidates are required to pass in all sections and in aggregate.

Physical Fitness test (PFt). pFt will consist of 1.6 Km run to be completed in 7minutes, 20 squat ups (uthak Baithak) and 10 push-ups. Candidates undergoing pFt will do so at their own risk. adVIsoRY: proficiency in sports, swimming and extra-curricular activities is desirable.

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Medical standards. (a) medical examination will be conducted by authorised military doctors as per medical standards prescribed in current regulations applicable to sailors on entry. (b) 5 cms.

minimum height 157 cms. Weight and Chest should be proportionate. minimum chest expansion of

(c) the candidate must be in good physical and mental health, free from any defect likely to interfere with the efficient performance of duties both ashore and afloat under peace as well as war conditions as per Navy Order (Special) 01/2008. Extract of the Navy Order can be accessed from the official recruitment website. (d) Initial Medical Examination for recruitment will be considered only “Provisionally fit subject to fitness in the final medical examination”. Final Medical Examination of all selected candidates will be done at INs Chilka. Candidates, who are Not found medically fit in the final medical examination at INs Chilka, will Not be enrolled for training. No “appeal” is permitted for review after the final enrolment medical examination at INs Chilka.

Note:- Candidates are advised to get their ears cleaned for wax, and tartar removed from teeth prior to examination.

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(c) all original certificates, mark sheets and NCC certificate (if held) are to be produced at the time of examination. if the details provided in ‘online application’ are not matching with original documents, the candidature will be cancelled. (d) results of the examination will be announced on the same day and those who qualify examination will undergo pFt and recruitment medical Examination (preliminary), which may take 1-2 days. (e) Candidates declared temporary medically unfit in the recruitment medicals can avail specialist review from the specified military Hospital within a maximum period of 21 days. No further review/ appeal is permissible if declared unfit in the specialist review. (f) Candidates declared permanent medically unfit in the recruitment medical can appeal for specialist opinion in a military Hospital on payment of rs 40/- by military receivable Order (mrO) on Government treasury within 21 days. Medical fitness certificate other than that of the specialist opinion in a Military Hospital will not be considered. No further review/appeal is permissible. (g) a merit list will be prepared from all the candidates who qualify in all respects depending upon vacancies. this select list will be available on website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in on 21 Dec 2017. all candidates, whose names appear in the Select list and have been declared provisionally medically fit in the preliminary recruitment medical, would be required to report at iNS Chilka. the selection of a candidate will stand cancelled and he will have no claim for enrolment in the indian Navy in case the candidate fails to report on the date and time mentioned in call letter for final medical examination for enrolment. However, enrolment will be subject to Fitness in Enrolment Medical at INs Chilka. (h) the candidate’s selection pertaining to a particular batch is valid for that batch only.

Qualified candidates whose names do not appear in the merit list cannot claim admission for the next batch. these candidates will have to undergo the selection procedure afresh provided they meet the eligibility criteria for the fresh batch. (j) Call letter for Final medical examination will be forwarded only to medically qualified candidates in the select list. unsuccessful candidates will not be intimated separately. (k) all select listed candidates reporting at iNS Chilka for final medicals and enrolment, are to produce the self attested certificates submitted at the time of submitting the online application, along with the original certificates. if the details provided during online application stage are not matching with the original certificates, the candidature will be cancelled. (l) all select listed candidates will also be forwarded police Verification form alongwith the Call letter for final medical examination. the candidates will be required to submit the same to iNS Chilka after getting their antecedents verified on this form from the concerned district police authorities. Candidates without the verified police verification reports/reports with adverse comments will not be eligible for enrolment. the format for the police verification form can also be downloaded from the website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in immediately after the declaration of select list, to ensure timely verification. (m) No enquiry will be entertained regarding recruitment / enrolment after a period of six months.

HoW to aPPlY 18.

For this entry, the candidates can apply oNlINE oNlY on website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in from 22 May 17 to 04 Jun 17. the procedure is as follows:(a) Before filling online application, keep matric certificate & 10+2 mark sheet ready for reference. (b) register yourself on www.joinindiannavy.gov.in with your E-mail id, if not registered already. the E-mail Id will be used for all future communication. (c)

‘log–in’ with the registered E-mail id and Click on “Current opportunities”.

(d)

Click on “apply” (¥) button.

(e) Fill up the Form completely. Before clicking the ‘Submit’ button make sure all the details are correct and all required documents are scanned in original and uploaded. (f) Online applications will be further scrutinised for eligibility and may be rejected if found not eligible in any respect. (g) Photograph. tHE PHotogRaPH to BE UPloadEd sHoUld BE oF good QUalItY WItH BlUE BaCKgRoUNd. 19. the application can be uploaded from Common service Centres (CsC) across the country, against a fixed fees of Rs 60/-.

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Note:- applicants declared Permanent medically unfit by any armed Forces Hospital in previous recruitment for the same entry in Navy are advised not to apply.

13. tattoos. permanent body tattoos are only permitted on inner face of forearms i.e, from inside of elbow to the wrist and on the reversed side of palm/ back (dorsal) side of hand. permanent body tattoos on any other part of the body is not acceptable and candidate will be barred from recruitment. tRaININg aNd INItIal ENgagEMENt 14. training. the training for the course will commence in Feb 2018, with 22 weeks Basic training at iNS Chilka followed by professional training in the allotted trade in various Naval training Establishments. Branch / trade will be allocated as per the requirement of Service.

Sailors are liable to be discharged as “UNsUItaBlE” due to unsatisfactory 15. discharge as Unsuitable. performance at any time during the training.

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Initial Engagement.

15 years.

(b) Call up Letters cum admit Card for eligible short listed candidates indicating date, time and place for recruitment tests, which are scheduled during sep/oct 2017, would be required to be downloaded from the official website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in. the Call up Letters cum admit Card will be tentatively uploaded on website by End aug 2017. No separate Call up letter cum admit Card will be issued. Candidates can be allotted any centre view administrative reasons.

20. in case of any difficulty faced by potential candidates, they may contact iHQ moD (Navy) through website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in.

last datE oF oNlINE aPPlICatIoN – 04 JUN 2017 WaRNINg BEWaRE oF agENts/ CHEats/ toUts/ aNtI soCIal ElEMENts person claiming rapport with the officials of the Naval recruitment Organisation may promise to get a candidate recruited and on the pretext may collect money. WE WoUld lIKE to assERt tHat sUCH a tHINg Is Not PossIBlE. approach police and lodge Fir in case on any harassment by touts. all short-listed applicants are, thereafter, issued Call up Letter cum admit Card. Before succumbing to the promises of any agent think twice! If you think that you can get the things done unlawfully, you are bound to lose! You are advised to conduct yourself as a law abiding citizen of the country and refrain from using unfair means.

the initial engagement is subject to successful completion of training and is for a period of sElECtIoN PRoCEdURE

17. the applications are to be filled online on website www.joinindiannavy.gov.in and all required documents in original are to be scanned and uploaded. the selection procedure is as follows:(a) the ‘Online’ applications alongwith the required certificates will be sorted out State-wise. the qualifying cut off percentage of a particular state may be increased if more number of applications with higher percentage are received. Short-listing criteria will be based on percentage of marks scored in 10+2.

dIsClaIMER the terms and conditions given in the advertisement are guidelines only and orders issued by the government as amended from time to time will apply for the selected candidates.

Scan this Qr code to apply online

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183 candidates file nomination for KAAC polls

NEIGRIHMS making efforts to correct deficiencies Shillong, May 19 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : N o r t h Eastern Indira Gandhi Reg iona l I nstitute of Health and Medical Sciences (NEIGRIHMS) is taking every effort to correct the deficiencies for the recognition of the postgraduate courses which have been derecognised by the Medical Council of India, this was informed by NEIGRIMS authority.

In response to a news re por t in this regard, NEIGRIHMS in a statement said, “Two seats each of the post-graduate courses in the departments of Radio Diagnosis and General Surgery and two increased seats in the department of Anaesthesia are permitted seats granted by the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.”

The statement further asserted that the institute is making every effort to address the deficiencies following which the matter will be taken up for recognition with MCI as per procedures.

B o k a j a n, M ay 1 9 (NPN): Candidates of all contesting political parties including independents Friday submitted their nominations for the much hyped and awaited 12th Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) polls. A total of 183 candidates filed their nominations for the June 12 mandate in as many as 26 constituencies with a potential strength of 5,98,177 voters across 561 polling stations.

Out of this 26 constituencies, 9 constituency of Hamren sub-division will be under the control of Deputy Commissioner, Hamren, West Karbi Anglong; 10 constituency under Diphu sub-division will be under the control of Deputy Commissioner, Diphu, Karbi Anglong and rest 7 constituency under Bokajan sub-division will be under the control of SDO(C), Bokajan.

The KAAC election, 2017 is crucial for BJP as it will be the first election the party would contest to sixth

scheduled administered areas after it came to power at Dispur. KAAC is currently ruled by the saffron party.

However, this development came after majority of the INC Executive Members including the Chief Executive Member Tuliram Ronghang, shifted allegiance to the saffron party after its glorious victory in the lately concluded State Assembly Polls, 2016.

Resentment is brewing ever since the state BJP leadership announced the party ticket gainers to 25(+1 BPF) constituency in the hills district. Moreover, with the party’s decision to field new faces in the ensuing KAAC polls, the future of many political veterens who had been elected for more than two consecutive terms, now hangs in the balance.

Upping the ante against the party’s decision, many BJP party workers reportedly vandalized their party office in Diphu and Phuloni displaying a sign of renewed turf in the ruling saffron brigade in the hill district.

ULFA (I) militant killed in Assam

Chakma, Hajong set to get citizenship

Guwahati, May 19 (PTI): A wanted ULFA(I) militant has been killed in an encounter with security forces in Udalguri district, officials said today.

Acting on intelligence inputs, a joint operation was launched by the Army and the police in the district yesterday where the militant was gunned down in an exchange of fire with the security forces, a defence spokesperson said.

Arms and ammunitions were seized from the encounter site, the spokesperson said.

The militant, Ramesh Bora, was the deputy of another hardcore ULFA(I) militant Rajan Deka and the self-styled ‘area commander’ of the outfit’s Udalgudi and Darrang districts, he said.

New Delhi, May 19 (Agencies): The Centre is all set to grant citizenship to Chakma and Hajong refugees, who have been based in Arunachal Pradesh for over 50 years, official sources told The Indian Express.

Home Ministry officials said that while consultations are on with the state government, the citizenship will not entitle the refugees to rights enjoyed by Scheduled Tribes in the state, including land ownership.

Chakmas and Hajongs were originally residents of the Chittagong Hill Tracts of erstwhile East Pakistan, who had to flee when their land was submerged by the Kaptai dam project in the 1960s.

The Chakmas, who are Buddhist, and Hajongs,

Meanwhile, the disgruntled executive members including Jiban Chandra Pathak, Surjya Rongphar, Semson Tisso and some other leaders have expressed their displeasure over the allotment of party tickets and announced to have formed a new regional political party under the banner of Karbi Anglong Democratic Alliance. KADC have filed nomination in 11 constituencies and is sure of winning 6 seats in the ensuing June 12 mandate.

It needs to be mentioned that the Bokajan, Deopani and Nilip constituency has become a battle of prestige for EM Jiban Chandra Pathak, Surjya Rongpher and Semson Tisso as the party has considered the candidature of Madhujya Dhekial Phukan, Mukut Mahanta and Pabitra Rongpi respectively sidelining them.

While Madhujya Dhekial Phukan is a former student leader, Mukut Mahanta and Pabitra Rongpi are said to be amongst the close aid of MLA Dr Numal Momin.

who are Hindus, also faced religious persecution in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh).

“The grant of citizenship is on the Union list of the Constitution and can be issued by the MHA (Ministry of Home Affairs) despite objections from the state government. But as normal practice, we try to take the states on board,” said a senior government official.

He said that in this case, discussions were initiated following a protest by the Arunachal government.

The state government has argued that if citizenship is granted to the refugees, it would reduce the indigenous tribal communities to a minority and deprive them of opportunities. Since 1990,

the All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) has been demanding their ouster from the state.

Officials said the Centre may propose that Chakmas and Hajongs be issued Inner Line Permits, allowing them to travel and work but not possess land rights.

Chakmas and Hajongs entered India through the then Lushai Hills district of Assam (now Mizoram).

While some stayed back with the Chakmas already in the district, the Indian government moved a majority of them to the North East Frontier Agency (NEFA), which is now Arunachal Pradesh.

According to officials, the number of these refugees has increased from about 5,000 in 1964-69 to 1,00,000.

Four Manipur commandos injured in IED blast Correspondent

Imphal, May 19: Four Manipur police commandos and Manipur Rifles jawan were injured in a powerful Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast triggered by suspected militants in Manipur’s Chandel district on Friday.

According to the reports, the explosion took place between Kwatha and Khudentabi area on Imphal-Moreh road at around 12-45 pm on Friday, when two vehicles of Manipur police commandos and Manipur Rifles jawan escorted Parliamentary Secretary (Home) of Manipur state government L Susindro Meitei who was returning from Kwatha.

After the blast, personnel of the Manipur Rifles escorting the parliamentary secretary opened fire several rounds of guns in retaliation. The four injured personnel were sub-inspector Lalminthang

Hmangte, rifleman Martin Star, rifleman Naorem Biswanath and rifleman Sharungban Gourahari.

The injured personnel were shifted to Imphal by a chopper of Indian Army after administering first aids at a unit hospital of the Assam Rifles post nearby.

The conditions of the first two personnel were stated to be critical. Following the explosion, police and army reinforcements have been rushed to the area and launched operation against the attackers.

M e a n w h i l e, s t a t e chief minister N Biren Singh has condemned the violent attack on the Manipur police commandos by suspected militants. He said that such attack was an act of cowardice and should be condemned by every section of the society.

Singh also assured that appropriate action would be taken against those perpetrators who were behind the attack.

4 new addl judges in Gauhati HC Guwahati, May 19 (PTI): Four new additional judges of the Gauhati High Court were today sworn in.

Chief Justice Ajit Singh administered the oath of office to Justice Lanusungkum Jamir and Justice Manash Ranjan Pathak as additional judges for a period of six months.

The Chief Justice also administered the oath of office to Justice Hitesh Kumar Sarma and Justice Mir Alfaz Ali as additional judges for a period of two years, an official release said here.

UPRF declare unilateral ceasefire

Diphu, May 19: United People’s Revolutionary Front (UPRF), an armed organization which has been operating in Singhason Hills of Karbi Anglong, has affirmed unilateral ceasefire with the government. In a press release, the group informed that the ceasefire will be for six months starting May 18. The group has also directed to stop regular operation and remain in their respective areas till further order. The armed outfit has also appealed the government to speed up the peace process. (Correspondent)

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JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA ,LUMAMI ZUNHEBOTO , NAGALAND

LATERAL ENTRY TEST FOR ADMISSION TO CLASS IX AGAINST VACANT SEATS DURING 2017-18 Applications are invited for admission to Class IX against vacant seats. The admission is through All India Test to be conducted on Saturday, 24th June 2017 from 10.00 AM to 1.00 PM at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Lumami, Distt.

Zunheboto (Nagaland). Application cum prospectus can be obtained from Vidyalaya Office during office hours.

Last date of submission of Application form at JNV Lumami is 29/05/2017 candidates seeking admission must be born between 01/05/2001 and 30/04/2005.

Application forms can also be downloaded from website http://www.nvshq.org.

S/d Principal, JNV Zunheboto DC-1142

VACANCY

FOR COMPUTER OPERATOR Invites hand-written applications along with bio-data, necessary documents and passport size photograph enclosed from experienced candidate for the post of computer operator (DTP) having good knowledge of Photoshop, Corel draw, Page Maker, Excel, English and Hindi typing, etc. to work in a reputed School in Dimapur town.

SALARY : Rs. 10,000 per month.

For distant candidate free food and accommodation can be arranged in the campus. Please state. Shortlisted Candidates will be informed through phone for the interview.

Apply on or before 22-05-17 to: C/o Box No. 1496, Nagaland Post, Circular Road, Dimapur-797112.

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Mukul Sangma, not sole proprietor of M’laya: HNLC Shillong, May 19 (Agencies): The banned Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) on Thursday claimed that Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma sent feelers to the group for supporting Congress candidates in Khasi and Jaintia Hills during 2018 assembly elections.

“Sangma is left with no option but to approach us,” said HNLC publicity secretary Sainkupar Nongtraw, adding, “Chief Minister wanted to bargain with the group over peace talks.”

“We were told that if we want the peace process to start, we should support the Congress in the coming assembly elections, which

will make way for him to become CM for another term and once he comes to power, he will definitely take things seriously and start the peace process,” HNLC claimed, adding, “We have already asked government several times in the past to appoint an interlocutor to initiate peace talks but in vain.”

HNLC further cleared that they would rather intensify our struggle than bargain with Mukul Sangma.

“In future any feelers sent by the Meghalaya government should be free of any political manipulations.

Sangma is not the sole proprietor of Meghalaya. He is only the CM for a specified time frame”.

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA (MINISTRY OF DEFENCE)

50 COY ASC (SUP) TYPE ‘C’, PIN-905050, C/O 99 APO DIMAPUR (NAGALAND)

Applications are invited from eligible Indian Citizens for the following posts in Pay Band of Rs. (Pay band + Grade Pay) plus other allowances as admissible as per the existing pay matrix to Central Government Employees as under :RECRUITMENT CIVILIANS S/ Name of No post

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Age (Yrs) 18 to 25

PB-1 (52001. Mazdoor 20200 + Rs. 1800/-

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Category Last Date Minimum essential Physical Endurance test/skill test (which No of of receipt of Gen/ Qualification ever is applicable) vacancies UR ST application (a) Candidates to qualify :(i) Running 2.4 KM in 9 min 30 secs. (ii) Chin up 9 times continuously on th 10 Standard pass counts. or equivalent (iii) Sit up 35 times continuously on 09 05 04 30 JUN 2017 from a recognized counts Board/University (iv) Pushup 25 times continuously on counts. (b) Written test. (a) Candidates to qualify :(i) Carrying a man (Fireman lift) of 63.5 Kgs to a distance of 183 meters within 96 secs. (ii) Clearing 2.7 meters wide ditch -do05 03 02 landing on both feet (long jump). (iii) Climbing 3 meters vertical rope using hands and feet. (iv) Running 2.4 KM in 9 min 30 secs. (b) Written test. (a) 10th Standard (a) Candidates to qualify :pass or equivalent (i) Running 2.4 KM in 9 min 30 secs. from a recognized (ii) Chin up 9 times continuously on Board/University counts.

01 01 (b) Must have (iii) Sit up 35 times continuously on knowledge of all counts types of Indian (iv) Pushup 25 times continuously on 01JUL 2017 food cooking. counts. (b) To qualify trade test. th (a) 10 Standard pass or equivalent (c) Written test. from a recognized Board/University 01 01 (b) Must possess diploma/ITI for the post.

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18 to 25 -do01 01 th Standard pass 18 to 25 10 PB-1 (5200or equivalent 01 01 8. Barber 20200 + from a recognized Rs. 1800/Board/University GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS :1. The above posts are required at 50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type ‘C’, C/O 99 APO located at Dimapur (Nagaland) and is subject to all India Service liability including field service liability.

2. Age limit and its relaxation :S.No Category Age limit Remarks (a) UR/Gen 18 Yrs to 25 Yrs (b) ST 18 Yrs to 30 Yrs 3. Candidates will forward application through ordinary post, duly sealed in an envelope to the above mentioned address against the post applied for. Registered/Speed post and application in person will not be accepted. Passport size photograph, attested by Gazetted Officer will be affixed one on right corner of application and one on acknowledgement Card. A self addressed envelope affixing postal stamps of Rs. 25/- and acknowledgement Card will be enclosed with the application. Candidates are requested to superscribe the words “ APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF ________” on the top of the envelope while sending the application form.

4. Last date for the receipt of the applications are 30 JUN 2017 and 01 JULY 2017 by 1800 hrs as noted against each post. The Department will not be responsible for any postal delays.

5. The crucial date for determining the age limit shall be the closing date of receipt of application.

6. Photocopy of following Documents/certificates to be attached alongwith application duly attested by a Gazetted Officer:(a) Educational qualification certificate. (b) Date of Birth certificate. (c) Character certificate issued by a Gazetted Officer not more than six months old. (d) Caste certificate in case a candidate belongs to reserved category duly signed by the competent authority. (f) ITI/Diploma certificate (as relevant).

7. Incomplete/ineligible applications will be deemed invalid and rejected without intimation to the candidate. Only the eligible candidates whose self addressed envelope duly affixed with postal stamps of Rs, 25/- are found with the application forms will be called for the selection.

8. Physical test/Skill test wherever applicable will be conducted and will be qualifying in nature which will also be counted for final merit.

9. Physical fitness (for Fireman) :- Must be physically fit and capable of performing strenuous duties and must have passed the test specified below :(i) Height without shoes – 165 cms provided that a concession of 2.5 cms height shall be allowed for members of Scheduled Tribes. (ii) Chest (un-expanded) – 81.5 cms. (iii) Chest (on expansion) – 86.5 cms (iv) Weight – 50 Kgs (Minimum) (v) Endurance Test :(a) Carrying a man (Fireman lift) of 63.5 Kgs to a distance of 183 meters within 96 seconds. (b) Clearing 2.7 meters wide ditch landing on both feet (long jump) (c) Climbing 3 meters vertical rope using Hands and feet. (d) Running 2.4 km in 9 min 30 secs.

10. No weightage will be given for additional/higher qualification. The selection will be made strictly on the merit basis. The decision of appointing authority regarding selection/rejection will be final. It is also made clear that the number of posts/vacancies are tentative and recruitment process can be cancelled/suspended/terminated by the Officer Commanding, 50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type ‘C’ at any stage due to administrative reasons.

11. The question papers of written test (objective type) will be in bilingual i.e. English & Hindi as under :Subject No of questions Maximum Marks Duration Remarks General Intelligence and reasoning 50 50 The standard of questions will Numerical aptitude 50 50 2 Hours be matriculation/intermediate as General English 50 50 applicable General Awareness 50 50 12. Canvassing in any form shall disqualify the candidates. No enquiry or correspondence will be entertained.

13. All appointments will be purely on a temporary basis until further orders and will be on probation for two years from the date of appointment, which period may be extended at the discretion of the Competent Authority. On completion of probationary period satisfactorily, will be considered for confirmation in the said post.

14. No TA/DA is admissible. Duration of each test can be 02 to 05 days or more. Candidates will make their own arrangement for lodging/ boarding during test/interview.

15. Appointing authority will not be responsible for any injury which may occur during the process of recruitment tests/exams.

16. A person who has entered into or contracted marriage with a person having a spouse living or who has entered into or contracted a marriage with any other person will be disqualified.

17. The recruitment process can be cancelled/suspended/terminated by the appointing authority at any stage and his decision in this regard is final and no appeal will be entertained.

18. No column is left blank or wrongly filled. Application not filled correctly are liable to be rejected and onous of such rejection would be on the candidate himself. The application format should be typed on full scape paper (A-4) and forwarded to Officer Commanding, 50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type ‘C’,PIN-905050 C/O 99 APO. 19. Date and time for physical test, written test and skill test will be intimated to candidates through call letters if particulars are found to be correct and in order. Merely fulfilling the basic essential qualification for recruitment does not automatically entitle a person to be called for test or interview.

20. All candidates must be in possession of original documents and call letters (Acknowledgement Card) issued by this office for selection test, failing which they shall not be permitted to appear in the selection test procedure. The nearest Railway Station is DIMAPUR (NAGALAND).

21. WARNING All the candidates are warned to be careful from the self styled agents and also report to the selection board of Officers or to Officer Commanding, 50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type ‘C’, PIN-905050, C/O 99 APO against any malpractice seen/observed by them. Also if any candidate found in any illegal activities, such as money laundering and making approach to authorities for influence on recruitment process shall liable for cancellation of his candidature and will be handed over to the civil police for further action.

Office Commanding 50 Coy ASC (Sup) Type ‘C’ PIN-905050 C/O 99 APO Dimapur (Nagaland) Continued on page 7

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 163 Dimapur, Saturday, May 20, 2017

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GST changeover

lmost every state, including Nagaland have welcomed the changeover to Goods and Services Tax(GST) as the rosier parts of it has dominated the less rosier parts. Due to GST Special category states like Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand are going to lose more income because they are mainly agricultural states compared to other states. Prior to GST, these states have control on all incomes due to being under special category but now those earning Rs.10 lakh and above will be brought under GST scale with the exception of J&K. In other states, the figure is up to Rs.25 lakhs. In order to avoid conflict with these states, the centre has avoided using the term special category and instead, described the states as north eastern states.

These above mentioned states depends upon road tax for mainly exporting their products. The need for GST has been felt because under the current indirect tax structure 1) tax barriers have fragmented the Indian market, 2) cascading effects of taxes on cost have made indigenous manufacture less attractive, 3) complex multiple taxes have raised cost of compliance. There would be four tax slabs of 5, 12, 18 and 28 per cent, plus a levy on taxes on luxury items like cars, aerated drinks and tobacco products to compensate states for any revenue losses in the first five years. The GST council is yet to decide which goods fall in which slab. The GST rates will remain broadly in line with the existing rates. To keep inflation under check, essential items including food, which presently constitute roughly half of the consumer inflation basket, will be taxed at zero rate. With the implementation of GST, consumers will not be subjected to double taxation. All taxes that are levied while purchasing good will include both the central government’s taxes as well as the state government’s taxes. The move would deter state governments from indiscriminately increasing taxes fearing public backlash. The GST Council has finalised a four-tier GST tax structure of 5 per cent, 12 per cent, 18 per cent and 28 per cent, with lower rates for essential items and the highest for luxury and de-merits goods, including luxury cars, SUVs and tobacco products, that would also attract an additional cess. Moreover, with a view to keeping inflation under check, essential items including food, which presently constitute roughly half of the consumer inflation basket, will be taxed at zero rate. The cess is expected to provide additional resources to the central government to compensate states for losses incurred. This will be based on the compensation formula. Moreover, with a view to keeping inflation under check, essential items including food, which presently constitute roughly half of the consumer inflation basket, will be taxed at zero rate. The cess is expected to provide additional resources to the central government to compensate states for losses incurred. This will be based on the compensation formula. There is need among special category states to note that they are essentially consuming(importing)states and so, would need to be compensated for the outgo of tax. The recommendations of the FFC has not exactly fitted the bill for big funding for big projects which most of these states are in need of.

DailyDevotion Out of the Wreck I Rise Who shall separate us from the love of Christ?

—Romans 8:35

God does not keep His child immune from trouble; He promises, “I will be with him in trouble…” (Psalm 91:15).

It doesn’t matter how real or intense the adversities may be; nothing can ever separate him from his relationship to God. “Inall these things we are more than conquerors…”

(Romans 8:37). Paul was not referring here to imaginary things, but to things that are dangerously real. And he said we are “super-victors” in the midst of them, not because of our own ingenuity, nor because of our courage, but because none of them affects our essential relationship with God in Jesus Christ. I feel sorry for the Christian who doesn’t have something in the circumstances of his life that he wishes were not there.

“Shall tribulation…?” Tribulation is never a grand, highly welcomed event; but whatever it may be— whether exhausting, irritating, or simply causing some weakness— it is not able to “separate us from the love of Christ.” Never allow tribulations or the “cares of this world” to separate you from remembering that God loves you (Matthew 13:22).

“Shall…distress…?” Can God’s love continue to hold fast, even when everyone and everything around us seems to be saying that His love is a lie, and that there is no such thing as justice?

“Shall…famine…?” Can we not only believe in the love of God but also be “more than conquerors,” even while we are being starved?

Either Jesus Christ is a deceiver, having deceived even Paul, or else some extraordinary thing happens to someone who holds on to the love of God when the odds are totally against him. Logic is silenced in the face of each of these things which come against him. Only one thing can account for it— the love of God in Christ Jesus. “Out of the wreck I rise” every time.

Quotes

Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible. ~ Francis of Assisi

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, May 20, 2017

Post-mortem

Look within for employability education

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bserving the stagnancy scenario of educated unemployed in our state everybody has the penchant to advice for “Quality education” but so far none ever came up with the type of education we need at this juncture where umpteen time most indicated for employment oriented education but here too what type of employment and where, when there’s no avenue for gainful employment.

That’s where the point got lost for wants of objective.

Of course, good educational infrastructure comes at a cost where professional education is more expensive than the general academic education but remember also that both are complementary to each other for one cannot go for technical education without the basic academic educational qualification. However sadly we’ve miserably failed to balance tech education with the academic in the first place thus the consequent just to wake up blaming the tyre for malfunctioning engine.

Looking through the prism of universal system of education and comparing, ours is vibrant enough with inclusive of essential subjects in term of academicals education where the question of overhauling the system may not be really necessary as I observed.

No wonder, finding that we are lacking in professional sphere just to blame the system may not be appropriate here. This is because tech education and academic education are two entities of different subject where general education engrossed with multiple and dimensional subjects whereas tech education focuses on a particular subject, for instance Mr.X with tech educational qualification equipped with a diploma (Say welder) can be employed in a company and Mr.Y with academic graduate too can be employed in the same company as a clerical staff but here the ratio of supply against demand makes the different because for every 50-80 workers a clerical staff may be added or even less. Thus the demand for productive technical staff is always higher in every industry but that doesn’t meant our education system is incompetent.

Just imagine presently we have thousands of technical graduates in various disciplines running from pillars to post in this virtually nil industrial state of Nagaland as those of academic graduates where their future look more bleak than ever before, then just blaming our schooling system can be simply barking down the wrong tree. More so, another wrong notion is that most of the academic graduates are shying away from enrolling themselves to the like of ITI’s trade course thinking it to be too lowly for them which in other word would be a great asset for them otherwise most may become overages in the course of their hunting for clerical jobs which is hard to come by and thus the end result will be frustration leading to social unrest.

In other word we have already achieved literacy drive with a very high percentage of literate output and this should be considered as an achievement rather than criticizing which would be only counterproductive. Our next goal should be a determination towards industrial activities with inclusive growth through holistic

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tech education along with the present academicals system of education.

No wonder, industry is the growth engine of national economy that generate thousands and lakhs of employment avenue providing employment to all categories of skilled and unskilled alike, thus thereby elevating poverty that ultimately triggered high fiscal revenue leading to high per-capita of the populace.

Invariably, it was also a long journey for India too from the nascent independent to till date with continuous investment for inclusive growth and to revamp industrial asset in the country, the president of India by notification on 9th May 2007 in concord with the 1961 business allocation rules under the ministry of agro and rural industries, promulgated MSME (Micro industry, small scale industries, medium industries for entrepreneurs) for both manufacturing and servicing sectors, with specific funding patterns for this MSME as indicated hereon; For Micro sector; An investment up to 25 lakhs for manufacturing unit and up to 10 lakh rupees for servicing sector.

For small scale industry an investment not less than 25 lakhs but not exceeding 5 crores rupees for manufacturing sector and not less than 10 lakh rupees but not exceeding 2 crores for servicing sector. And for Midium industry; an investment not less than 5 crore rupees but not exceeding 10 crore rupees for manufacturing and not less than 2 crore but not exceeding 5 crore rupees for servicing unit.

These allocation had been conditionalized with certain percentage of subsidy on fixed asset, fixed capital along with financial assistance towards working capital during incubating period (Say three years) along with soft loan for the moratorium period.

(Without interest during moratorium period) As a result now in India, there are 26.1 million industries under MSME employing 59.7 million people where production stands at 45% of the country’s output and exporting 40% to various countries from these MSME sectors. Thus, we should also emulate this growth story of the country we belong to for holistic and inclusive progress for all the time to come.

Therefore, the following points may be appropriate for us to consider as to generating employment through adopting innovative policies.

1. The present school syllabus needs to incorporate with “Employability skill management” in place of Alti. English from class VIII-X that provides business ideas (Asian Published for DGE&T Labor ministry) 2. There should be more private ITIs affiliated to DGE&T (Director General of Employment and Training) financial assistances are provided including stipends once registered and affiliated with DGE&T. under labor Ministry India 3. There should be at least an engineering college complete with modern infrastructure covering all essential engineering wings.

4. The state govt. should come forward with earmarked financial supports in the form of seed money to the technically eligible candidates under “Make in India” policy in partnership with the state centre.

5. There should be a screening

committee from the state level for various projects but it shouldn’t be on tribal line nor political line but purely on the merit and credibility of the entrepreneur profile that should be counted.

6. Selection of entrepreneur should be purely on the credibility of the candidate of his/her technical profile without any political interference whatsoever whether for manufacturing or servicing sector.

7. There is a window through the World Bank as per the policy of “Make in India” but condition applies from state to state and invariably the state of Nagaland needs to undertake the responsibilities and pledge to the W/B for financing under appropriate instrument.

8. Identify the balance of demand against supply, utility through proper market survey based on the entrepreneur project reports and its credibility and if found to be viable the matter be referred to the financial institution for further scrutiny and action.

9. Once a project is approved as per the project report of the individual entrepreneur and inspected, evaluated the viability, required amount, machineries may be provided but there should be constant inspection and assessment of the progress of the unit from the sanctioning authority as well as state’s observer that may be appointed from time to time to oversee the progress of the various projects sponsored by the state in partnership with centre.

10. Proposed project may be based on local demand and the feasibility of market sustainability and exporting especially agro & allied product such as food preservation, food processing and textile auxiliaries, sugar auxiliaries etc.

11. Whereas, should there be any willful defaulter miss utilizing the fund so sanctioned should be punished and his/her asset be confiscated and make to recover the whole amount without any leniency. Otherwise it has been time and again many entrepreneurs eat up the seed money under the cover of political patronage that created bad precedents.

12. The state should facilitate windows for marketing by encouraging the use of local product and exporting the end products to various destinations.

In tune with the present hyper explosive situation of educated unemployed, instead of cursing our system of education which would be akin to wrong treatment for wrong diagnose for a simple ailment, there needs posthaste innovative policies through proper diagnosing and screening to overcome this malady. Yes, there is an answer for every problem provided that there’s political wills and commitment and this is what the Nagas expect from our policy makers to be more pragmatic in our approach to unemployment problems rather than just preaching from the highest pulpit and nevertheless another election is knocking on our door, we should make it a point that our leaders notice this sensitive issue and make an issue in their manifesto for inclusive development for all round of progress.

N.Haisoyi Ndang, Author & Founder Naga Script, Lower Bayavu Kohima, (haisoyindang@gmail.com)

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India and safe digitalisation: A far cry

magine a one year old baby who has just learnt to walk on his own while occasionally falling to his knees and bottom. His beloved once daddy goes about in their neighbourhood and comes back with a brand new idea about how running around is good for our health and specially that professional runners not only are fit and healthy but also earn great wealth and fame. He suddenly starts urging and forcing the little baby to start running immediately and that too, faster than runners by profession. Now, even if I don’t continue elaborating further, you know how the story ends. Well, this is exactly what is happening in India right now.

Our honourable PM Modi is undeniably enthusiastic about India taking this giant leap to a digitalised country and if one blindfolds an eye, this step is, prima facie, a very courageous and an applaudable one. But it is better to be realistic and face the truth than be blind for any reason and do nothing about the burn.

More than 68% of India’s population are in rural areas. Of which, significant portion of them do not even have fundamental infrastructures like proper educational institutions , formal financial institutions, roads, basic goods and services, you name it. Looking at just a few urban parts of India having digital capabilities, should any authority declare a race on digitalizing the whole of a country at once?

It is already bad enough for a lot of people that technologies needed for digitalization have not reached them. And it’s going to be worse when technologies do reach but the lack of technological know-how batters the system and functioning of the economy. So why not educate the people first? And educate every common man, literate or illiterate, in such a way he doesn’t feel nostalgic about the former system.

And when I said “every common man” I meant the 1.31 billion people in India who are part of the economy of the country by default.

Now let’s consider that the country has now overcome the issue of technological accessibility and its know-how. SECURITY is the next big problem. The people are going to put their entire hard earned money in a massive container and as we have considered, they also know how the container is operated. But is the container and its handler equipped enough to not let the money be snatched away by thieves

and criminals?

We have lately been hearing about professional hackers waging cyber attacks in many parts of the world including India. These hackers are so good and smooth at what they do. But the worst thing is that they are on the wrong side. Defenders now have to outmaneuver these professionals. But even countries like China and US who have tight cyber securities with 1.25 lack and 91,080 cyber security experts, respectively, are practically bemused. So where does India, which is racing for total digitalization, stand with regard to cyber security standards?

According to National Security Council, in 2013, the combined strength of cyber security experts in all organization in the government domain in India is only 556 experts. Even though it was expected by then that it will be increased by a few thousands, it is comparatively not enough- owing to the fact that, as per reliable source, a number of these so called “experts” still take pride in being able to merely hack into a bank-account of a person. Considering the position of offenders, this leads us back to the question I asked earlier: ‘’Is the government equipped enough to be entrusted with all the valuable assets and belongings of the citizens?’’

We, the common people, should not accept sufferings and even discomforts and simply give in to the commands of idealistic authorities with a utopian bend of mind. I don’t claim that the steps or the ideas are definitely bad, but what matters as much is the approach. “The end justifies the means” is a risky gameespecially in a democratic set-up where welfarism is a cornerstone. Growth of anything in its natural pace is the best growth. The sudden rigourous implementation of the idea of digital economy, what I feel, is pretty much unnatural and a drastic skip in processes which may lead to unforeseen disasters if proper precaution is skipped too. If you are suffering with something, it is you who can best explain the situation. If you think something is probably going to go wrong which would impact the people at large, it’s your duty to let the concerned authorities know about it. You see, you may not be interested in the change, but the change is interested in you.

Motsuthung Yanthan, Dimapur, (motsuthungy. my@gmail.com)

Nagas are special people of God

od is the creator of the Universe, He is the Ruler over His creations. Jesus Christ, the Son of God who came to this earth as a representative of the Trinity God said this after His resurrection from death and before His ascending to Heaven, “All authority in Heaven and on earth has been given to Me.” (Mathew 28:18).

The Naga Christians are called out and chosen by this creator who holds all authorities in the Universe. The Nagas are chosen to partake the power of God, authority and the Kingdom of God. The Naga Christians must identify themselves as the most privilege creature of God and live according to the purpose and call of God. The Nagas are created, called and chosen to be the Christians.

In the Bible, the Christians means the believers of Christ, followers of Christ, disciples of Christ, Servants of Christ, Children of God, people who have been redeemed by Christ.

This group of people has been called “Christians.”

They are chosen people, a royal priesthood, Holy Na-

tion, God’s own people, the heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ. Christians are special treasure-possessions of God. Christians means whose Names are written in Heaven (Lk.10:20), they are the citizens of Heaven even though they live on this earth (Phil.3:20; John 17:14,16).

Christianity is not a religion of Confusion. Jesus Christ, who came to save us knew very well that He was going to Heaven and be with His Father after His death and Resurrection. Paul, the Servant of God wrote in 2 Timothy 4:6-8 about his successful fight, race, faith and sure of righteous’ crown prepared for him. He was sure about His Salvation before his departure. Elijah and his colleague prophets knew well that Elijah was going to be taken into Heaven alive by this Christians’ God. Elijah, the prophet of the Living God knew it very well (2 Kings 2:1-12). We know Our Ancestor Abraham is in Heaven because Jesus Christ Himself said while He was on this earth (Luke 16:19-31).

If any Naga Christian is not living with this hope

of Glory, you are wasting your time and misleading yourself. Hence, the word of God is calling you that you may return to Him as the prodigal (lost) son came back to his Father with repentance (Lk.15:1132). You must come to Him with sincere confession of your sins like King David (Psalm 51:1-19).The Spirit of God has on many occasions revealed that the Nagas are disobeying God, and the sins of the Nagas have become exceedingly numerous (Ezk.9:9). The Nagas should not continue to grieve the Spirit of God as the people in Noah’s day.

Christians are truly precious than diamond and gold, see Mat.16:26 too. Christians should not throw themselves away in exchange of temporal materials and earthly entertainments. Every individual Naga must confess your sins for misusing and denying the privileges God offered you.

From Chief Minister down to the poorest citizens of Nagaland need to repent before God like the people of Nineveh. When ungodly King of Nineveh ordered the citizens of Nineveh to fast &

pray with sack clothes and even their domestic creatures were made to fast along with them !

Will it be a difficult job for a Christian CM and rulers and Church leaders to talk together for National repentance and prayer Day? Besides, Nagas are kept in the box for many years now. If the Naga people delay to take God’s help, the worst situation may come to overtake us. Hence, the Naga Christians need to seek God’s face unitedly at the earliest to commit our issues to Him. During the time of Queen Esther and Mordecai, the Jews did 3 Days Fasting & Prayer and they had a great deliverance. The God who answered the prayer of the Jews and the citizens of Nineveh will certainly help us to solve our problems too. This God has indeed heard the prayer of the Naga Christians all these many days that we are sustained from untold difficulties and blessed this far. But many Nagas have forgotten God, entangled with sins and become unfaithful to God. If Christians does not live like Christians, there is a danger on this earthly life

as well as in the Kingdom to come. Therefore, the Naga Christians must encourage one another to live as Biblical Christians with hope of Salvation and rewards in Heaven.

No human Government, Prime Minister, President or creatures that exist on this planet earth will be

able to care and offer us the Kingdom of God. No one can make the Nagas special beyond the plans and calls God has for the Nagas.

The Naga Christians must know it better every day and remain as a special people of God. Atonoka Swu, Kohima

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Parking tax in Kohima

It is observed and felt that the parking tax collectors in Kohima town are not doing their job properly. They seem to be concerned only in collecting the parking fee.

If they regulate properly the parking of vehicles in town, the parking spaces can be utilised judiciously. It is felt that they are supposed to regulate proper parking and at the same time regulate traffic for vehicles moving out from parking slots. Therefore, it is my favour appeal to KMC to kindly coordinate with their public servants so that they perform these kinds of duties as well so as to control the movement of vehicles in the town. And if this cannot be done it is also not necessary to collect parking tax, we also need to benefit from it. We are all aware that the road in Kohima town is very narrow. However, if the vehicle parking is regulated properly, the movement of traffic can be smoother and at the same time more parking spaces can be created. Otherwise, the very purpose of collecting tax is defeated.

Azo Suokhrie, Kohima

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

national EC gets ready for ‘EVM challenge’

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, May 20, 2017

June 30 deadline for Aadhaar not to be extended: Govt to SC

New Delhi, MAY 19 ( A G E N C IE S / I A N S ) : There is “no question” of extending the June 30 deadline for making Aadhaar mandatory for availing benefits of various social welfare schemes, the Centre today told the Supreme Court.

Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi told the apex court that the idea behind making Aadhaar mandatory for welfare schemes was that the benefit should not go to “ghosts” as was noticed in schemes like the public distribution system (PDS).

He also raised preliminary objection to the plea seeking interim relief and challenging various notifications issued by the Centre and told a bench, comprising Justices A. M Khanwilkar and Navin Sinha, that this matter should be listed for hearing before a five-judge constitution bench.

Rohatgi said that earlier, some pleas seeking identical interim reliefs were also filed and those matters were pending before the apex court. The bench said it would be appropriate to hear all these pleas seeking interim relief together to “avoid multiplicity” and fixed the matter for hearing on June 27.

Mukul Rohatgi When the bench was considering whether to list the matter for hearing during the summer vacation, senior advocate Shyam Divan, appearing for the petitioner, said there was urgency involved in it and if the matter was not heard before June 30, “the other way was if they (Centre) extend the deadline”.

“There is no question of that,” Rohatgi said.

The court, which directed that all these pleas seeking interim relief should be listed before it on June 27, allowed the Centre to file a counter to the plea within three weeks.

“Our attention was invited to (this) ... that the applications filed in other writ petitions pending in this court may involve similar issues which will have to be

considered...In our opinion, it is appropriate to hear these applications, having overlapping issues, together to avoid multiplicity of hearing on the same subject matter,” it said. At the outset, Rohatgi said identical interim reliefs were sought in a plea filed around six months ago in the apex court and it was tagged with the main petition which would be heard by a constitution bench.

“There are a batch of pleas in this matter. In the first round, a bench of threejudges heard the matter.

Thereafter, when the Centre was seeking some modification on the order passed by the court, the matter was listed before a fivejudge bench. Now, no other bench except the constitution bench can take up this matter,” he said.

“This is like an ambush which is going on here. They (petitioner) cannot do this,” he said. Divan said that on May 12, he had mentioned the matter before a bench headed by Chief Justice J.S Khehar which had said it would be listed before an appropriate bench. Regarding Rohatgi’s submission, he said that after the pleas were filed earlier, the Centre had subsequently issued a

series of notifications making Aadhaar mandatory for schemes.

Referring to the fivejudge bench order, Divan said it was specifically said that “Aadhaar is voluntary and it cannot be made compulsory and they cannot coerce people to give their biometrics“.

“The five-judge bench order says the entire process has to be voluntary. One expects that the State will respect the order of this court.

The bench had said that no person can be deprived of these schemes for want of Aadhaar,” he said.

Divan said the entire architecture of Aadhaar was to put the citizens under “survelliance” and dominate them. However, the bench asked “why this second petition when you have already filed a plea earlier seeking similar reliefs“.

Divan said the petition for interim reliefs were not listed for hearing before the court by the apex court registry. When the court asked Divan whether the orders passed by the threejudge and five-judge bench earlier were not serving the purpose, the senior counsel replied “they (Centre) are violating those orders”.

NEW DELHI, MAY 19 (AGENCIES): The Election Commission is all ready for a public test of its electronic voting machines (EVMs).

“We will announce the schedule for this challenge to EVMs tomorrow,” an EC spokesman said today.

At an all-party meeting on May 12, Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi had said political parties had to demonstrate their claim that EVMs used in the recent assembly polls could have been tampered with.

In 2009, the Commission had held out a similar challenge when it demonstrated the functioning of EVMs brought in from various parts of the country to Vigyan Bhavan.

The EC will also demonstrate the use of EVMs and paper trail machines at a media conference tomorrow.

At the all-party meet, most parties said EVMs could be used for future elections if they came with a paper trail machine, which would enable the electorate to check if their vote had been registered against the person of their choice.

Some parties, however, said the EVMs could not be trusted+ and the EC should revert to the old ballot paper system, where people inked their choices on a sheet of paper.

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Aircel-Maxis case: HC seeks Marans’ reply on ED plea NEW DELHI: A plea by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) opposing the discharge of the Maran brothers in a money laundering case in connection with the Aircel- Maxis deal today led the Delhi High Court to seek their response.

Justice S P Garg issued notice to former Telecom Minister Dayanidhi Maran, industrialist Kalanithi Maran and his wife Kavery Kalanithi, South Asia FM Ltd (SAFL), its managing director K Shanmugam and Sun Direct TV Pvt Ltd (SDTPL) and sought their replies within four weeks on the ED’s plea against a February 2 order of a special court. The special CBI court had by way of two separate orders dismissed the cases lodged by the CBI and the ED against the Marans and others in connection with the Aircel-Maxis deal.

The trial court had said that no prima facie case warranting framing of charges was made out against any of the accused on the basis of materials placed on record before it.

Dealing with the money-laundering case, the trial court had observed that since the accused were discharged in the case of scheduled offences registered by CBI and ED, the matter has become

Dayanidhi Maran “groundless” and nothing survived in it. In its petition, the ED has said the special court had not considered the submissions on the alleged illegal acts committed by corporate entities involved in the case.

“As a result, (the court) has failed to appreciate the roles of Kalanithi Maran and Kavery Kalanithi and their use of Maran group companies in committing illegal acts,” the agency’s petition has claimed.

The ED has also contended that the trial court “failed to appreciate” that an acquittal in the CBI case did not imply there could be no proceedings against the accused under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).

The agency has claimed that the trial court “erred” in holding that the commission of the offence was an essential condition for estab-

lishing the crime of money laundering.

“It is a settled position of law that prosecution of the offence of money laundering can proceed independently of the prosecution of the scheduled offence,” the ED has said, adding the trial court had “failed to appreciate” that money laundering was a “stand alone offence” in law. It has further claimed that the ED’s attachments and confiscation of “the proceeds of crime” under the PMLA can “lawfully proceed” and that such restrictions cannot be lifted if the accused are discharged in the scheduled offence.

The ED had earlier filed an appeal against the special court’s order in the Supreme Court, but the apex court asked it to move the High Court instead.

In the money laund e r i n g c a s e, E D h a d chargesheeted the Maran brothers, Kalanithi’s wife Kavery, SAFL, Shanmugam and SDTPL under the PMLA. It had also attached Marans’ assets worth Rs 748.52 crore in this case under the PMLA. CBI had also moved the high court challenging the February 2 order discharging the Marans and others in the Aircel-Maxis case.

SC registry denies Justice Karnan’s plea Ex-Coal Secretary H.C. Gupta convicted in coal block case NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has refused to accept for hearing a plea of Calcutta high court judge Justice C S Karnan for recall of his six-month jail term for contempt of court.

The petition was held as “not maintainable” by the apex court registry. Karnan, through his lawyers, had moved the apex court seeking recall of the May 9 order of the seven-judge bench which had held him guilty of contempt of court and sentenced him to six months imprisonment by ordering the West Bengal police to take him into custody forthwith. Karnan has not been arrested yet.

Calcutta high court judge Justice C S Karnan.

New Delhi, May 19 (IANS): In the first conviction of a public servant in a coal block case, a court here on Friday convicted former Coal Secretary H.C. Gupta and others in a case involving Kamal Sponge Steel and Power Limited (KSSPL).

Central Bureau of Investigation special Judge Bharat Parashar convicted Gupta, two former coal ministry officials K.S. Kropha and K.C. Samria, accused firm KSSPL and its Managing Director Pawan Kumar Ahluwalia, under various charges involving criminal conspiracy and under provisions of Prevention of Cor-

Congress flays government for ‘jobless growth’

H.C. Gupta FIR accusing the company and others of allegedly misrepresenting facts, including inflated net worth, to acquire the coal block.

Later, CBI filed a closure report saying it did not find sufficient evidence against the firm and its director to proceed with the case. But, it was rejected by the court which ordered a probe agency to conduct further probe.

Thereafter, CBI filed an investigation report against the accused person.

On August 16 last year, Gupta broke down inside the court and sought to withdraw his bail plea saying he intended to face trial from jail since he was going through financial difficul-

ties. The court asked the former officer to rethink his plea and thereafter, Gupta withdrew his application.

Besides this, Gupta is also facing trial in nine cases relating to the allocation of coal blocks. He along with other accused have denied the charges.

It was the third judgement by the special court exclusively dealing with coal block allocation cases.

Besides this case, over 20 other cases investigated by the CBI and Enforcement Directorate are pending before the court.

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New Delhi, May 19 (IANS): The Congress on Friday blamed the BJP-led central government for what it dubbed “jobless growth” in the country, and added that the ruling party has failed to “fulfil its election promise of creating two crore jobs annually”.

“Before coming to power, the BJP manifesto talked of creating two crore jobs every year, but on the ground we now have a ‘pink slip’ situation,” senior Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi told the media here.

“Alarming figures are showing an abysmal growth and the pink-slip season. According to Labour Bureau data, the growth in eight labour-intensive sectors of the Indian economy is a mere 1.1 per cent, which in number terms is just 1.35 lakh,” he said. “If these are the ‘acchhe din’ (good days) (the BJP promised), then obviously the government’s definition of good days is those without jobs,” the Congress leader quipped.

Reeling out comparative figures on employment generation during the earlier United Progressive Alliance government’s term, Singhvi said: “In 2009-10, 8.9 lakh persons got jobs, while in 2010-11 it were 9.29 lakh.”

“In 2013-14, only 4.21 lakh people got jobs, while the numbers fell to 1.35 lakh in 2016-17,” he said. As for celebrations in connection with the three years of the National Democratic Alliance government at the Centre, Singhvi asked: “What are they celebrating?”

ruption Act. However, the court acquitted Gupta under section 409 (criminal breach of trust by public servant) of the Indian Penal Code.

The court will deliver order on quantum of sentence on May 22.

Chartered Account Amit Goyal, who was also facing trial in the case, was acquitted of all charges.

The court was hearing a case pertaining to alleged irregularities in the allocation of Thesgora-B Rudrapuri coal block in Madhya Pradesh to KSSPL. The CBI had lodged an

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MFG - 2015 June Price : 5,80,000/- (Nego) Contact : 9436025969

CAR FOR SALE XUV-500 2013 W8

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Selling a Plots of Land divided into 4 plots. Road attached at Lerie colony, near staff quarters, Department of Fisheries Kohima.

Area : 3700 each (approx) Rate : 18 lakhs each (fixed) Contact : 8974341504/8732870445

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Across 1 Bright visitors arrive by backstreet (6) 4 A portion for each person (6) 8 Wayward Roman girl (5) 9 Reasons for sediment (7) 10 A ccount for indefinite article (7) 11 Some hotel items for the select few (5) 12 Her actors become musicians (9) 17 In Bangkok a pig is a wild animal (5) 19 Representative getting letters from city pal (7) 21 Transform sauce, perhaps, with kitchen blender (7) 22 Exhausted writer found in street (5) 23 Mark is not in river (6) 24 R unning in a derby, sounded like an ass (6) Down 1 Bird is able to appear on railway (6) 2 Moorland leather? (7) 3 Health food (5) 5 Demonstrate in favour of cricket match (7) 6 Weariness produced by an outspoken nuisance (5) 7 Endless oriental holiday (6) 9 Tan gloves designed in an American city (9) 13 Game insect (7) 14 Tell tale activity (7) 15 Toledo may be pillaged (6) 16 Severely criticised, as a roof may be (6) 18 Foreign article includes falsehood (5) 20 Puzzle for a model? (5)

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MARUTI VAN

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For Girls A.G Colony (Near Agriland Office) Kohima Contact: 9856586012 8974797685

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Walkable Distance to : SM College, Unity College, Immanuel College, Dimapur Govt. College & Cornerstone Hr. Sec. School Contact : 8730808980

LAND WITH HOUSE FOR SALE at Midlane Kohima 4 rooms, 2 kitchen Price: 10 Lakhs Contact: 8731940235

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Aoyimti Village, 2½ Mile, Dimapur For details, contact : 9856538531/7085175520

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WOMEN CHRISTIAN HOSTEL

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I, Mr. Renben H Kithan am applying for duplicate copy of NBSE Registration Card for Higher Secondary, as I have lost it.

F/Name : Hayimongo Kithan M/Name : H. Tsensali Kithan Regd. No : 1480078, Year : 2014, Stream : Arts Finders may contact: 9089168980 DC-1156

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I, Kilitoli T. Achumi am applying for duplicate copy of HSLC Marksheet, Admit Card, Pass Certificate and Registration Card as I have lost them.

Name : Kilitoli. T. Achumi F/Name : Tokishe Achumi Roll No : 171819063 Regd. No : 27063 Year of Passing : 2017 School : Pilgrim Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur, Nagaland Contact : 9089647478

I, Miss Vinika N Assumi, am applying for issue of duplicate copy of HSLC mark sheet as I have it at V.K Town.

Name: Vinika N.Assumi F/name: Nihoshe Assumi Board: NBSE Roll.no: 1313709 of 2013 School: Little Angels School, Dimapur Result: Passed/qualified Contact no: 8575961230 DC-1139

Tajen Aier Road, Dimapur (Opposite Hope Academy) Run by a Theologian Facilities :1. Class wise separate dormitory 2. CCTV Surveillance 3. 24/7 backup Electricity 4. 24/7 running water.

5. Counseling

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I, Mr LUMLIBA L SANGTEM, S/O Lisechum Sangtem, have lost my B.A. 5th semester original mark sheet. I am also applying for issue of duplicate mark sheet as I have lost it. If any one have found it please contact 9862600455.

Name: Lumliba L Sangtem.

F/Name: Lisechum Sangtem.

B.A. V semester.

Roll No: AH13350136 of 2015.

Regd.No: 13350205 2013.

Fazl Ali College.

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DC Court Junction Duncan Basti, Dimapur For Information, Please Contact : 9856358007 9089895881/9612414107

FOR SALE

Scorpio M.Hawk VLX 2011 (NL) Bolero SLX 2013 (NL) Alto K10 800 LXI 2016 (NL) A-Star VXI 2013 (NL) A-Star LXI 2009 (NL) Wagon R LXI 2011 (NL) Wagon R VXI 2009 (NL) i20 Sports 2010 (NL) Swift D'zire VXI 2009 (NL) Eeco A/C (7 Seater) 2010 (NL) Eeco (7 Seater) 2010 (NL) Alto 800 LXI 2013 (NL) Alto 800 STD 2013 (NL) Alto STD 2011 (NL) Alto K10 LXI 2011 (NL) Gypsy E-III 2007 (NL) Gypsy E-II 2004 (NL) Gypsy E-II Auction # 9774699215/9089314904

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Midland, Dimapur Opposite Nepali Basti Contact : 8014358743

Opp. Koinonia Baptist Church Near, Wokha Taxi Stand Kezieke Kohima

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FOR SALE

Hostel For Girls

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All JCB Levelled with New Approach Road and Drainage to All the Plots CHOOSE PLOT SIZE ACCORDING TO YOUR OWN BUDGET Location : Bamunpukhuri-B, near Polaris 4x4 track (Behind Bamunpukhuri-B Govt. Middle School) Price : Rs. 95 per sq. ft.

Contact : 8974509536 NO BROKERS PLEASE DP-4708

(Model-2010) Nl-07 Regd.

Alloy Wheel & Insurance 1st Party.

Price : 2.60 Lakhs, Nego Contact : 9612887089

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 Customers can purchase and size of land as per their financial capability from Rs. 5 lakhs onwards.  Well demarcated & JCB leveled highland.  80% down payment & 20% payable within 2 month.  Genuine buyer's only (No Brokers).

Contact : 8119988333, 9089895104

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FOR SALE BOLERO ZLX

at Padumpukhuri, Dimapur Nagaland (2 minutes walking distance for Highway) Rate : Rs. 380/- per sq. ft.

No. 3137 Yesterday’s solution No. 3136

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FOR SALE

Radda (Stone Block) Rs. 20 per pc. Size-12/8 Located in Dimapur.

Mobile : 8413031858

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IN AID OF GOLDEN JUBILEE RAFFLE DRAW RESULT

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LOST NOTICE Name : Imlichuba F/Name : M. Alem Jamir Following documents are : 1. Date of Birth Certificate 2. HSLC 2008 Admit Card bearing Roll No : 0812430 3. HSLC Marksheet 4. HSSLC 2008 Passing Certificate 5. HSSLC 2010 Admit Card bearing Roll No : 1011764 6. HSSLC 2010 Marksheet 7. HSSLC 2010 Passing Certificate.

Sl. No. 2-7 documents are the examination held under the Nagaland Board of School Education.

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LAND FOR SALE BAMUNPUKHURI-1 Next to DMC Wholesale Fish Market No earth filling Approach Road Area : 2B-2K-16½ Ls (36,937 sq. ft.)

Price : Rs. 95 per sq. ft.

(Negotiable) Contact : 8730022417

A plot of land measuring an area of 11,664 Sq. Ft. attached to National Main Road touched situated at Chumukedima Town, Block No-1, Ward No-1, Dimapur District. Opposite to Late Shikiho, Ex. MLA's residence.

SCHEDULE AND BOUNDARIES OF LAND North - 80 sq. ft.

South : 80 sq. ft.

East : 108 sq. ft.

West : 108 sq. ft.

FOR SALE Large Cardamom, Seedling/Suckers.

Contact: 9612319210 9436074722

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Ph : 7628079027

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khadi industry is on top of the ministry’s agenda, Singh said.

“Various schemes, including interest subsidies, financial assistance under the market promotion and development scheme, cluster-based development opportunities, as well as design-oriented public private partnerships, are being promoted by the ministry,” he said.

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Mumbai, May 19 (PTI): The Ministry of Medium, Small and Micro Enterprises (MSME) has a target to employ around five crore people through the khadi industry over the next five years, Union minister Giriraj Singh has said.

“We have made a plan to introduce solar-run spinning wheels in KVIC (Khadi and Village Industries Commission) so that it can provide employment to over five crore people throughout the nation in the next five years,” Singh told PTI here yesterday.

The Union Minister of State for MSME was speaking here on the sidelines of an event, ‘Khadi

by Raymond’.

“Presently khadi is less than one per cent of textiles, but due to concerted efforts in the last two years, the khadi industry sales have gone up from Rs 35,000 crore in 2014 to about Rs 52,000 crore,” he said.

The MSME ministry is taking various steps to boost the KVIC. Along with coir industry, the

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Khadi industry plans to employ 5 cr people in 5 yrs, says Giriraj

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The participants were highlighted on the benefits, need for registration and the process for the same, stated Sr. Depot Manager (Gr-E) IOC, Huwuto Sema in a press release.

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Area measuring : 13,543.75 sq. ft.

Price : Rs. 130/- per sq. ft.

D i m a p u r , M ay 1 9 (NPN): A GST Trade Awareness Meet was organized by Indian Oil Corporation Limited on May 19 at Hotel Europia Inn, Dimapur.

The meet which was

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I , Smti SATEMKALA am applying for issue of duplicate copy of my original appointment letter as Hindi Teacher at Little Stars School Aizuto, as I have lost it. Issued (No.ED/HT/E/3/2001-02) under the Establishment of Deputy Inspector of School Education, Zunheboto in the pay scale of Rs 1300-35-1615-45-2020-50-2570/-PM. Issued by the Directorate of School Education, Govt.of Nagaland Dated 25/03/2005.

Any person if found may kindly contact me in this number 8974121662.

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2 doctors sent to Rio face CBI probe

MTC urges lifting of restriction on zonal taxis

Security forces will be tough against militants in J&K: Jaitley

Defence Minister Arun Jaitley with army officers during his visit to Srinagar.

“Terrorism and militancy are both aimed against the Indian state, its sovereignty and also against the people of Jammu and Kashmir,” he said. “Violence eventually impacts security and life of ordinary residents of the valley; therefore, the violence is not only against security forces but also against innocents who are losing their lives.”

The Minister said those who have taken to arms will not be spared.

“With an average citizen, irrespective of their political views, we’d like them to be on the Indian side in this debate. But as far as those who are killing people -- we can’t extend the same facility to them. They will have to be treated as serious insurgency problem and dealt with accordingly,” he said.

“Those who have taken to violence of this magnitude will certainly be (held) accountable for their ac-

tions,” Jaitley said.

“It is a great opportunity for us to communicate to the people here that India as a country will show full concern and compassion as far as the average peace-loving citizen is concerned. We want you to have a peaceful and prosperous life.”

He said taking to violence only unleashed a “cycle of violence” and that the aspirations of the people can be addressed only when there is peace.

“There are public sentiments in every Indian state and these sentiment will have to be addressed; but at the and of the day... when you take to violence and start killing security forces and your own people, you unleash a cycle that does not stop,” the Defence Minister said. “... resources meant for economic development are being used for (ensuring) security,” Jaitley said.

About his visit to the Line of Control in north

Kashmir’s Baramulla district, he said: “I compliment the Army for its preparedness and enthusiasm. Our soldiers are fully confident they will not allow any infiltration in those areas. And if there is any effort or any ceasefire violation, our soldiers will give adequate response.”

General Officer Commanding of the Baramullabased Dagger Division, Major General R.P. Kalita accompanied Jaitley to the LoC.

Pak funding to create unrest in the state

Defence Minister Arun Jaitley on Friday said that the fact that Hurriyat leaders were taking money from Pakistan was already known in “informed circles”, and called it a conspiracy against not just India but also the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

The minister’s comments came as the National Investigation Agency filed a case against separatist leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani and other Hurriyat leaders for allegedly receiving money from the Lashkar-e-Taiba to fund “subversive” activities in Jammu and Kashmir.

“What was known already in informed circles has only been proved... It was known that they (Hurriyat) were being funded from across the border... funded to create unrest, and were funded to burn schools, kill people and create unrest in the valley,” Jaitley said here.

minorities in India face violence especially Dalit Christians and Muslims and hurting religious sentiments with students being compelled to take part in mass yoga “Surya Namaskar.”

Thus defence of one’s religious beliefs should not be construed as being against any political party as the church was only against policies of any party which made Christians insecure a n d d e f e n c e l e s s, s a i d NBCC. Further, NBCC said it was also not against any development programme of the government but to give the message that any religion should be allowed to flourish peacefully without interference and influence by the majority and to maintain the secular flavour as guaranteed by the constitution.

BJP unit slams AICC secretary’s...

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With regard to persecution of minorities, BJP said no political party can act or go against the Constitution of India, as the constitution guarantees every citizen the right to choose one’s own religion or faith.

BJP also reminded that the Government of India had already clarified that it never intended to impose upon any state to make Hindi as national language.

Ever since the BJP unit was setup in Nagaland, the party had never come across any persecutions against Christians in the state, the party said.

BJP said the people of Nagaland were the best judge as the party was focussed only on development of the State and also recognizes the uniqueness of the Nagas.

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Meanwhile, the Nagaland Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) has stated that NPF-led DAN government would not let “petty quar-

rels” of some villages in the two states sour relations between the two traditional neighbours, especially now there were friendly/alliance governments in two states.

In a press release, media cell CMO stated that differences that were there between the communities in the recent past were creations of politically vested interests fueled by political leaders for their own selfish gains. However, CMO said the present dispensations in two states were determined to maintain cordial relations.

According to CMO, during press meet in Imphal by the chief ministers of Nagaland and Manipur recently, some reporters asked the reaction of the Nagaland chief minister on the structure on movement of Mao taxis in Angami area. However, unaware of such situation, CMO staffers told the chief minister it was not so and the chief minister re-

plied accordingly. But on their return to Nagaland, it was informed by CMO that such a restriction has been imposed on Mao taxis in Southern Angami areas.

However, during the Imphal visit, the CMO said both the chief minister discussed on mutually beneficial and improvement of relations between the two neighbours including establishment/improvement of Manipur State Transport Corporation area in Purana Bazaar Dimapur and NST Complex in Imphal.

Manipur education minister even suggested that Nagaland government construct building/ complex for Manipur in Dimapur and likewise Manipur government reciprocate by constructing NST complex at Imphal.

CMO stated that a team of legislators from Manipur was expected shortly to Nagaland to pursue the matter.

Goa bridge collapse toll rises to three Panaji, May 19 (IANS): The body of one more person was fished out of the Sanvordem river in South Goa on Friday, following the collapse of a dilapidated foot-bridge late on Thursday, taking the death toll to three.

District administration officials told IANS that a third body was fished out on Friday afternoon.

“The deceased has been identified as Santosh Wandal, 26,” an official supervising the relief operation said.

Wandal, incidentally, had jumped off the Sanvordem bridge in a bid to com-

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NBCC also expressed gratitude to chief minister of Nagaland for writing a strong resentment against Digital India being planned on Easter Sunday and also assuring the church that the day will not be observed on Easter Sunday in Nagaland.

It said such policies were examples which have confronted the church time and again.

NBCC repeated that while it was not for or against any political party, it will however stand to defend the Christian faith from any political party that threatens the church. It reminded that

DIMAPUR: Mao Town Committee (MTC) has stated that restriction imposed

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mit suicide late on Thurs- lapidated bridge to witness day. Soon, nearly 40 per- efforts being made to ressons gathered on the di- cue a struggling Wandal

from the river, which led to a part of the bridge to collapse under the crfowd’s weight, triggering a melee.

According to Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar, most of those who fell into the river swam to the bank.

The recovery of Wandal’s body could soon lead to the search operation being called off by multiple government agencies, including district administration, state police and fire services, the Indian Navy and National Disaster Relief Force teams, sources in the South Goa district administration said.

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Srinagar, May 19 (IANS): Defence Minister Arun Jaitley on Friday said the government wanted peaceful lives for the ordinary people of Jammu and Kashmir, but asserted that the security forces will act “very tough” against the militants.

The Minister complimented the Indian Army for its preparedness, and said soldiers were confident not to allow infiltration from across the border, and to give an adequate response to ceasefire violations from across the Line of Control.

Jaitley, who arrived in Srinagar on Wednesday afternoon, reviewed security situation in the state.

He visited the Army’s forward positions on the Line of Control (LoC) in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district on Friday. He later said that all security agencies were on high alert to deal with militants.

“We will go very tough on the militants, especially those who have crossed over from the other side (Pakistan), because they are responsible for the situation (in the Kashmir Valley),” he said.

He said the government’s priority was to “restore normalcy” and law and order in the Kashmir Valley.

“There is a section which will have to be dealt with by security measures and there is a section which will have to be dealt by with citizen-friendly measures,” he said.

New Delhi, May 19 (IANS): The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has started a probe against two doctors who were allegedly sent to Rio Olympics 2016 with the contingent of Indian athletes without having the requisite qualifications.

The agency has registered a preliminary inquiry in the case against Pawan Deep Singh and R.S. Negi who were given the green signal to visit the international multi-sport event held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from August 5-21, 2016, informed sources said on Friday. Over 11,000 athletes from across the world, including 118 from India, participated in the event. The CBI is probing the case from all possible angles like the role of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) members who permitted the two doctors to go to the Rio Olympics along with the Indian athletes, the sources added.

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Naythei Pangyu speaking at the 3rd Yimchunger Women Organisation general conference.

DIMAPUR: The 3rdYimchunger Women Organization (YWO) General Conference was held at Chessore Village on May 19 with advisor to Eastern Naga Women Organization, Naythei Pangyu as chief guest and additional deputy commissioner, Satakha, Athrila as the guest of honour.

According to DIPR report, Naythei in her speech

appreciated the role of YWO in raising many leaders, officers and prominent people in the society.

Quoting a passage from the Bible, she siad love and understanding was the need of the hour for a brighter future.

“Let us humble ourselves before God and be an example of peace and harmony in the society,” she called upon the gather-

Naythei fur ther thanked the men folk and village councils of the region for their support to the women and also congratulated the executive team for the success of the programme.

The programme was chaired by president, Yimchungberu Arihako, Pungro Unit, Suzana Yimchunger.

Alula Z. Thsanso delivered the presidential address, while Kaisa Akiu pronounced the vote of thanks.

Speeches were delivered by the guest of honour, additional deputy commissioner, Sathaka, Athrila and the president, Yimchunger Tribal Council, Keozih.

Other highlights of the programme included folk song by Yimchungberu Arihako Shamator Town, and a play on ‘Human Trafficking’ by executive members Yimchunger Women Organization Shamator Unit and special number

by Western Yimchunger Women Organization.

(L-R): WDLSA members with the students. ZDLSA members along with the participants in Zunheboto.

DIMAPUR: With the aim to impart legal awareness among students, ZDLSA and WDLSA organized district level essay competition for students.

WOKHA: Wokha District Legal Services Authority (WDLSA) organised an essay competition on the topic” Fundamental Rights and Duties” on May 19 in DC Conference Hall, Wokha.

Assistant Prof., Mt. Tiyi College, Libemo Kithan and assistant Prof., Narotila Imchen judged the competition.

The 1st prize was bagged by Areno Kithan, class 10 student of Libemo Memorial School (LMS), 2nd by Mhozani Tungoe, class 10 DBHSS and 3rd

by Tsukhinungla Longchar, class 10 LMS, Wokha.

Panel lawyer David Ezung in his short speech highlighted the various aspects and works of legal services authority.

Another panel lawyer, Narotila Imchen gave a brief overview on the performance of the students and also gave away the prizes. Later, vote of thanks was delivered by panel lawyer M. A. Lotha.

Panel lawyer Gracy Ezung chaired the program, Altogether 17 students for nine different private and government schools took part in the competition.

ZUNHEBOTO: Zunheboto District Legal Services Authority (ZDLSA) also organized essay com-

petition at Government Higher Secondary School Zunheboto on May 19.

During the programme, retainer lawyer ZDLSA, Tovi Z. Yeptho, highlighted the aims and objectives of Legal Services Authority and stressed on the importance of being aware of the legal services available for the citizens which was freely available in all the legal care and support centers in the districts across the state for the interest of Justice.

He also apprised on the role of the legal services authority in organizing the programme at schools, which was a part of an objective to impart the legal knowledge and education among students who could

play a better role in the society in access to justice.

The judges for the competition were Easter H. Yepthomi, panel lawyer ZDLSA and Longthai, PGT political science, respectively.

Vikuto K. Aye was declared the winner and Keto N. Assumi and Khelibo K. Assumi came second and third prize respectively.

The winners of the competition were awarded with certificates and cash prize, while gift hampers were also presented to all the participants from the District Legal Services Authority.

The programme culminated with closing remarks delivered by the Rebecca Chophy, PLV ZDLSA.

ANIEF reaffirms to WAYA decries absence of doctors in Wakching PHCs pursue pending cases to the chief minister of Nagaland Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, parliamentary secretary Amenba Yaden and the officers of the state department of industries and commerce for rendering their sincere service toward the release of funds from the ministry of commerce and industries, New Delhi.

The association further urged to continue their service till the matter was accomplished.

D I M A P U R , M AY 1 9 (NPN): Expressing displeasure over the continued absence of doctors at Primary Health Centres (PHCs) in Wakching area, the Wakching Area Youth Asssociation (WAYA) on Monday said that it has decided to hold up their salaries with immediate effect starting from the month of May 2017.

In a press release, WAYA president, Yonglong K Konyak and general secretary, Adick Konyak, said the association had on March 16, 2017 submitted a representation to the princi-

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pal director, health & family welfare and chief medical officer (CMO) Mon against non-functioning of PHC appointee doctors at Wakching area.

It its representation, the association said it gave April 1 deadline for doctors to be present at their respective station. However, WAYA said till date the responsible department and government could not be able to fulfill its demand.

According to WAYA, the doctors got appointment order on November 26, 2012 with their positing

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The place should be centrally located, suitable for use as office and should be well connected by public transport like buses, taxis etc. and should wide approach road with car parking facility.

Net Carpet Area means area of premises less toilets, passage, walls / columns, stair cases, verandah, lobby, balcony, kitchen, portico, sanitary shafts, lift arches, air conditioner ducts, lofts.

2. Interested persons / parties (PSUs, Govt. or Non-Govt) who are legal owners can obtain the tender documents downloaded from the official website www.cexstshillong.gov.in or it can be collected from the Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur on any working day between 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM. 3. The Tenders should be submitted in sealed envelope with distinct marking “Tender For Hiring of Office Premises for KOHIMA GST RANGE” containing two separate sealed envelopes for “Technical Bid” and “Financial Bid”. The Tender / Bid should be submitted directly or through Registered Post to the Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur Range, Khermahal, Naga Cemetery Road, Dimapur 797112 on or before 1500 hrs of 12.06.2017. The Tenders / Bids will be opened at 1200 hrs. on 13.06.2017. No Tenders/Bids submitted after the last date would be entertained.

4. The premises should be centrally located, suitable for use as office and preferably be ready to be occupied with partitions, cupboards, toilets, lifts etc. sufficient parking space, water facility (drinking & non drinking), standby power facility, fire fighting equipments etc. should be made available according to the size of the building. The location of the premises should be within excellent mobile / network coverage. The premises should be legally free from all encumbrances, well connected by public transport and should have wide approach road.

5. If any person / party is interested to submit for more than one location, he/she may submit their offer separately for each location / places.

6. Finalization of rent, based on location and quality of construction, earthquake norms and other amenities provided, is subject to certification by CPWD/Rent Negotiation Committee and final approval / sanction by the Government of India as per the Rules framed in this regard.

7. The Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur Range, reserves the right to accept or reject any or all tenders without assigning any reasons.

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DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Industrial Entrepreneurs Federation (ANIEF) has reaffirmed its “full confidence” in the leadership of the present office bearers and the action committee of ANIEF to pursue the pending cases to its satisfactory conclusion.

The decision was taken at its general meeting held on May 17.

In a press release, ANIEF president, Povotso Lohe and general secretary, Orenbomo Humtsoe, stated that the house thoroughly deliberated on the issue of the pending cases of Central Transport Subsidy (CTS) and Central Capital Investment Subsidy (CCIS) for the year (2007), (2008) and (2009) under the state department of industries and commerce.

It resolved to urge the state department of industries and commerce to approach NEDFI Guwahati (Assam) to return the remaining PMT in original to the concerned proprietors of SSI units from Nagaland at an early date.

The house also expressed its appreciation

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at Wakching, Wanching and Naginimora PHC respectively. However, it said that there was no proof that they attended duty even for a single day.

The association lamented that the citizens of Wakching area were facing untold suffering due to poor health services, which it said has turned from bad to worse.

Questioning the H&FW department as to why those responsible doctors were allowed to draw salaries when there was a dereliction of duties for the

past four to five months?, the association said it strongly considered their absence as “loss caused” and was compelled to hold up their salaries with immediate effect.

WAYA has warned of stern action against anybody helping those doctors draw their salaries without the knowledge of the association.

It also stated that the department and government would be held responsible if any untoward incident occurred with regard to the issue.

SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER -V, RULE -1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF SHRI. AJONGBA IMCHEN (CIVIL JUDGE SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Suit No : 86/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur : Nagaland Defendants : AP Food Product To, 1. Mr. Titu Basak, S/o Jagannath Basak Prop of M/s AP Food Product Add : Power House, Burma Camp, Dimapur 2. Mr. Rupak Basak, S/o. Jaganath Basak Prop of M/s AR Bee Computers, Add : Midland Road, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 3,50,542.00/- (Rupees three lakhs fifty thousand five hundred and forty two) only.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 31.05.2017 at 10:00 am without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court....... day of........2017.

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Civil Judge (Senior Division) Dimapur : Nagaland

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Sl. Net Carpet Area Place Preferred location No. Name of the Office (in sq. ft) The place should be centrally located, suitable for use as office and should be well CHUMUKEDIMA 1 Chumukedima 377 connected by public transport GST RANGE like buses, taxis etc. and should wide approach road with car parking facility.

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2. Interested persons / parties (PSUs, Govt. or Non-Govt) who are legal owners can obtain the tender documents downloaded from the official website www.cexstshillong.gov.in or it can be collected from the Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur on any working day between 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM. 3. The Tenders should be submitted in sealed envelope with distinct marking “Tender For Hiring of Office Premises for CHUMUKEDIMA GST RANGE” containing two separate sealed envelopes for “Technical Bid” and “Financial Bid”. The Tender / Bid should be submitted directly or through Registered Post to the Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur Range, Khermahal, Naga Cemetery Road, Dimapur 797112 on or before 1500 hrs of 12.06.2017. The Tenders / Bids will be opened at 1200 hrs on 13.06.2017. No Tenders/Bids submitted after the last date would be entertained.

4. The premises should be centrally located, suitable for use as office and preferably be ready to be occupied with partitions, cupboards, toilets, lifts etc. sufficient parking space, water facility (drinking & non drinking), standby power facility, fire fighting equipments etc. should be made available according to the size of the building. The location of the premises should be within excellent mobile / network coverage. The premises should be legally free from all encumbrances, well connected by public transport and should have wide approach road.

5. If any person / party is interested to submit for more than one location, he/she may submit their offer separately for each location / places.

6. Finalization of rent, based on location and quality of construction, earthquake norms and other amenities provided, is subject to certification by CPWD/Rent Negotiation Committee and final approval / sanction by the Government of India as per the Rules framed in this regard.

7. The Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur Range, reserves the right to accept or reject any or all tenders without assigning any reasons.

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K iphire , M ay 1 9 (NPN): The 29th conference of United Sangtam Theological Conference (USTC) commenced on Friday at Chare Town Baptist Church under the theme “Teach the Truth” 2 Timothy 3:16-17.

The conference will culminate on May 21.

Marking the occasion, a book on Christian Distinctive in Sangtam Naga was released by secretary USBLA Kiphire, Rev.T. Tsangkhuchu, in the inaugural programme.

P a s t o r, K i p h i r e Tow n B a p t i s t L i t h r o, S. C h o p o n g k y u S a n g tam spoke on Christian’s alienation in the spiritual realm.

President of United Sangtam Theological Conference ,Tsalichum, on behalf of the conference, acknowledged the 26 members who have completed different degrees this year and urged them to serve the Lord with Passion.

Altogether, 226 United Sangtam Theological Conference members from 54 churches are attending the 3-day conference.

State to observe Anti-Terrorism Day

DIMAPUR, MAY 19 (NPN): State government has decided to observe Anti-Terrorism Day on May 20, 2017 at 1:30pm in Secretariat Conference Hall, where a pledge taking ceremony would also be organized.

Every year May 21 is observed as Anti-Terrorism Day throughout the nation with the objective to wean away the youth from terrorism and the cult of violence.

However, since May 21 falls on Sunday, which is a holiday for state government offices, the state government has decided to observe the Day on May 20 in a befitting manner.

All the officers and staff of the Nagaland Civil Secretariat have been requested to make it convenient to participate in the Pledge taking ceremony.

Further, all government offices, public sector undertakings and other public institutions in the state have been requested to observe the pledge.

SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER -V, RULE -1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF SHRI. AJONGBA IMCHEN (CIVIL JUDGE SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Suit No : 83/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur : Nagaland Defendants : M/s. Monarch Shoes & Ors. To, 1. Mr. Jain Uddin Choudhury, S/o Abdul Fattah Choudhury Prop of M/s Monarch Shoes Add : New Market, Main Road, Dimapur, Nagaland 2. Mr. Jasim Uddin Choudhury, S/o. Abdul Fattah Choudhury, Prop of M/s. Prince Shoe Store, Add : Station Road, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas State Bank of India, Evening Branch Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 7,36,643.00/- (Rupees Seven lakhs thirty six thousand six hundred and forty three) only.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 31.05.2017 at 10:00 am without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court....... day of........2017.

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SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER -V, RULE -1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF SHRI. AJONGBA IMCHEN (CIVIL JUDGE SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Suit No : 84/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur : Nagaland Defendants : M/s. Tahmed Footwear & Ors. To, 1. Mr. Jasim Ahmed Choudhury, S/o Abdul Motin Choudhury Prop of M/s. Tahmed Footwear, Add : Station Road, Dimapur, Nagaland 2. Mr. Jasim Uddin Choudhury, S/o. Abdul Fattah Choudhury Prop of M/s. Prince Shoe Store, Add : Station Road, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas State Bank of India, Evening Branch Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 3,51,417.00/- (Rupees Three lakhs fifty one thousand four hundred and seventeen) only.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 31.05.2017 at 10:00 am without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court....... day of........2017.

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SUMMON FOR SETTLEMENT OF ISSUE (ORDER -V, RULE -1, 5, 20) IN THE COURT OF SHRI. AJONGBA IMCHEN (CIVIL JUDGE SENIOR DIVISION) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Suit No : 85/2015 Plaintiff : State Bank of India, Evening Branch, Dimapur : Nagaland Defendants : M/s. Hill Fashion & Ors. To, 1. Mr. Abdul Hussain, S/o Md. Teramia Prop of M/s. Hill Fashion, Add : Shop No. H 3/4, New Market, Dimapur, Nagaland 2. Mr. Anki Choudhury, Prop of M/s. Fashion House, Add : New Market, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas State Bank of India, Evening Branch Dimapur, Nagaland has instituted a suit against you for recovery of loan Rs. 6,23,126.00/- (Rupees six lakhs twenty three thousand one hundred and twenty six) only.

You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material questions relating to the suit on 31.05.2017 at 10:00 am without fail.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the suit will be heard and determined in your absence.

Given under my hand and the seal of the Court....... day of........2017.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, May 20, 2017

NIPReSA holds general meeting rededicate “ourselves” as PR professionals and as public servants.

Director, IPR, Limawati Ao, while speaking on the occasion, said that the main objective of having an association was to look after the welfare and to safeguard the interest of the members.

He was hopeful that

and sincerity wherever they posted.

The programme was chaired by general secretary, NIPReSA, Siewatho Nyusou.

E a r l i e r, we l c o m e speech was delivered by executive member, NI-

PReSA, Asangla Imsong.

Meanwhile, NIPReSA elected a new team of office bearers for the 20172019 tenure led by Asangla Imsong as president and Nongozo Rikha as general secretary along with three others.

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OFFICE OF THE

PHUSACHODUMI STUDENTS’ UNION PHEK, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Phüsachodümi Students’ Union expresses immense happiness at the 100% pass percentage of G.H.S Phüsachodü for the 3rd consecutive year and the 4th time in the HSLC and congratulates the teaching faculty and students for their achievement.

The Union also congratulate Miss. Nühüvolü Chüzho, daughter of Vemucho Chüzho for securing the Top 4 position in HSSLC Arts Stream and subject Topper in Economics.

The Union further wishes all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC a bright future.

BESÜTO CÜRHAH ROKOBINO CHO-O President, PSU General Secretary, PSU

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NUNUMI UNION DIMAPUR

The Nunumi Union Dimapur with immense joy and honor congratulates.

The following successful students of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017.

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the association would maintain its integrity and promote unity and cooperation among its members.

He also urged all the members to work hard with renewed vigor, maintain consistency of regularity

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ground on the history of the department, mentioning that IPR department was one of the oldest departments in the state.

In her speech, Dzuvinuo also commented on the Cadre Review taken up for the department and also some of association’s activities.

She called upon all to

1. Tughuvi Swu, S/o of Kivixu Swu, 1st Div 92.33% distinction in all the subjects (secure 100 marks in Maths) 2. Akeki S. Jimo, D/o of Shikato Y. Jimomi 1st Div 92.5% distinction in all the subjects.

3. Amughali H. Jimomi, D/o Hosukha Jimomi 1st Div. 4. Akivika Kiho S/o Mutsukha Kiho 2nd Div. HSSLC 1. Anivi P. Chishi, D/o Phutovi Chishi 1st Div (Distinction in Biology) 2. Anoki K. Tuccu, S/o Kiheto Tuccu 1st Div (Distinction in Pol-Science) 3. Mughalu S. Kiho, S/o Shitoho Kiho 4. Itokivi H. Jimomi, S/o Hosukha Jimomi The Union pray and wish them success in the near future.

Kaikhu Zhimomi President (NUD)

Ahoto Swu Secy. (NUD)

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DIMAPUR: The Nagaland Information & Public Relations Employees Services Association (NIPReSA) held its general meeting on May 18 at the DIPR Conference Hall, Kohima, DIPR informed.

Delivering the presidential address, resident NIPReSA, Dzuvinuo Theunuo gave a brief back-

EDITH DOUGLAS HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas Smti. Longkumtula, wife of Late Yimmendong Ao has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925, in order to claim pension against her deceased husband Late Yimmendong Ao of Mopungchuket village.

Therefore, public are hereby invited to file claims/objection if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. If no objection is received within the stipulated period, Succession Certificate shall be issued in her name.

Sd/Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung, Nagaland DC-1149

FELICITATES

The Kigwema Students’ Union extends it hearty congratulations to Ms. MENOKHENO YHOSHII for achieving subject Topper in EVS in the HSLC Exam 2017.

The Union also express its appreciation to the Headmaster, teaching and non-teaching staffs, and the students of GHS Kigwema for the outstanding result in the HSLC Exam 2017.

GHS Kigwema HSLC Result 2017 – (Appeared-23: Passed -22) The Union congratulates all the successful HSLC candidates for their success in the HSLC Exam 2017.

General Secretary President THEPFUKELIE PHIRA KUZOLIE NEIHU

TENDER NOTICE

TENDER NOTICE FOR HIRING OF READY BUILT OFFICE ACCOMMODATION

The Office of the Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur Range invites offers / bids from legal owners in the form of two bid system i.e. Technical Bid and Financial Bid for hiring of office premises at Mokochung for an initial period of 3(three) years which may be renewed from time to time, if required by the Department. The Net Carpet Areas should preferably be in a single independent building.

Sl. Name of the Office Place Net Carpet Preferred location No. Area (in sq. ft) The place should be centrally located, suitable for use as office MOKOKCHUNG Mokokchung and should be well connected by 1 377 GST RANGE public transport like buses, taxis etc. and should wide approach road with car parking facility.

Net Carpet Area means area of premises less toilets, passage, walls / columns, stair cases, verandah, lobby, balcony, kitchen, portico, sanitary shafts, lift arches, air conditioner ducts, lofts.

2. Interested persons / parties (PSUs, Govt. or Non-Govt) who are legal owners can obtain the tender documents downloaded from the official website www.cexstshillong.gov.in or it can be collected from the Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur on any working day between 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM. 3. The Tenders should be submitted in sealed envelope with distinct marking “Tender For Hiring of Office Premises for KOHIMA GST RANGE” containing two separate sealed envelopes for “Technical Bid” and “Financial Bid”. The Tender / Bid should be submitted directly or through Registered Post to the Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur Range, Khermahal, Naga Cemetery Road, Dimapur 797112 on or before 1500 hrs of 12.06.2017. The Tenders / Bids will be opened at 1200 hrs. on 13.06.2017. No Tenders/Bids submitted after the last date would be entertained.

4. The premises should be centrally located, suitable for use as office and preferably be ready to be occupied with partitions, cupboards, toilets, lifts etc. sufficient parking space, water facility (drinking & non drinking), standby power facility, fire fighting equipments etc. should be made available according to the size of the building. The location of the premises should be within excellent mobile / network coverage. The premises should be legally free from all encumbrances, well connected by public transport and should have wide approach road.

5. If any person / party is interested to submit for more than one location, he/she may submit their offer separately for each location / places.

6. Finalization of rent, based on location and quality of construction, earthquake norms and other amenities provided, is subject to certification by CPWD/Rent Negotiation Committee and final approval / sanction by the Government of India as per the Rules framed in this regard.

7. The Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur Range, reserves the right to accept or reject any or all tenders without assigning any reasons.

Superintendent Central Excise & Service Tax Dimapur Range DC-1148

CONGRATULATIONS

It gives us immense joy and pride to congratulate our sister Ms. Vanvi Irene D/o Mr & Mrs. Neikhoto Viswentso for securing the top 18th position in HSLC Examination 2017.

Dearest sis, the achievement you have today is the result of your talent and knowledge. We wish you keep this courage up always for the coming hurdles. The joy will be yours, if you always believe in your work.

Congratulations Your loving cousins.

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TENDER NOTICE FOR HIRING OF READY BUILT OFFICE ACCOMMODATION

The Office of the Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur Range invites offers / bids from legal owners in the form of two bid system i.e. Technical Bid and Financial Bid for hiring of office premises at Dimapur for an initial period of 3(three) years which may be renewed from time to time, if required by the Department. The Net Carpet Areas should preferably be in a single independent building.

Sl. Name of the Place Net Carpet Preferred location No. Office Area (in sq. ft) DIMAPUR The place should be centrally located, GST DIVISION suitable for use as office and should 1 including Dimapur Dimapur 4564 be well connected by public transport –I and Dimapur –II like buses, taxis etc. and should wide Ranges approach road with car parking facility.

Net Carpet Area means area of premises less toilets, passage, walls / columns, stair cases, verandah, lobby, balcony, kitchen, portico, sanitary shafts, lift arches, air conditioner ducts, lofts.

2. Interested persons / parties (PSUs, Govt. or Non-Govt) who are legal owners can obtain the tender documents downloaded from the official website www.cexstshillong.gov.in or it can be collected from the Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur on any working day between 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM. 3. The Tenders should be submitted in sealed envelope with distinct marking “Tender For Hiring of Office Premises for “DIMAPUR GST DIVISION” containing two separate sealed envelopes for “Technical Bid” and “Financial Bid”. The Tender / Bid should be submitted directly or through Registered Post to the Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur Range, Khermahal, Naga Cemetery Road, Dimapur 797112 on or before 1500 hrs of 12.06.2017. The Tenders / Bids will be opened at 1200 hrs. on 13.06.2017. No Tenders/Bids submitted after the last date would be entertained.

4. The premises should be centrally located, suitable for use as office and preferably be ready to be occupied with partitions, cupboards, toilets, lifts etc. sufficient parking space, water facility (drinking & non drinking), standby power facility, fire fighting equipments etc. should be made available according to the size of the building. The location of the premises should be within excellent mobile / network coverage. The premises should be legally free from all encumbrances, well connected by public transport and should have wide approach road.

5. If any person / party is interested to submit for more than one location, he/she may submit their offer separately for each location / places.

6. Finalization of rent, based on location and quality of construction, earthquake norms and other amenities provided, is subject to certification by CPWD/Rent Negotiation Committee and final approval / sanction by the Government of India as per the Rules framed in this regard.

7. The Superintendent, Central Excise & Service Tax, Dimapur Range, reserves the right to accept or reject any or all tenders without assigning any reasons.

Superintendent Central Excise & Service Tax Dimapur Range DC-1145

KHONOMA RÜFFÜNO KOHIMA

The Khonoma Rüffüno Kohima unit congratulates the following on their achievement in the NPSC Common Educational Services Examination 2016: • Megosielie Khate, S/o Neirüdo Khate for getting through the post of Assistant Professor (Chemistry/Biology/ Physics) under Higher Education Department.

• Mordecai Chase, S/o Lt. Lelie Chase for getting through Post Graduate Teacher (History), Ruopfükhrienuo Chücha, D/o Lt. Kelhouneisa Chücha for Post Graduate Teacher (Tenyidie) under School Education Department The KRK also extend its congratulations to all the students who successfully cleared the HSCL and HSSCL examinations.

The Rüffüno wishes everyone the very best in all their future academic and professional pursuits.

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LITTAMI KUQHAKULU DIMAPUR, NAGALAND. FELICITATES

The Littami Kuqhakulu, Dimapur heartily congratulates all the successful students of HSLC & HSSLC, 2017 NBSE. Special mentioned is made to those secured first division namely :1st Div. in HSLC :1. Mr. Ngukalu Zhimo, S/o. Mr & Mrs Aketo Zhimo.

2. Mr. Kahuka H Assumi, S/o Mr & Mrs Hokato Assumi.

(Distn. in Maths) 3. Ms. Limee K Assumi, D/o Mr & Mrs Khekiye Assumi.

(Distn.in Eng & S.S) 4. Ms. Leah V Assumi, D/o Mr & Mrs Vikato L Assumi.

(Distn.in Science) 5. Ms. Vilini Assumi, D/o Mr & Mrs K Aaron Assumi.

(Distn.in Alt eng & S.S) 6. Ms. Alina H Chishi, D/o Mr & Mrs Hukato Chishi. (Distin. in Eng. & Alt Eng.) 7. Ms. Liza Assumi, D/o Mr & Mrs Akavi Assumi.

(Distn.in Alt eng & Eng) 8. Mr. H Ipeto Kibami, S/o Mr & Mrs L Howoto Kibami.

9. Ms. Nilovi Assumi, D/o Mr & Mrs Kiyeka Assumi.

(Distn.in Eng) 10. Ms. Inalika Sumi, D/o Mr & Mrs Ayeto Sumi.

11. Ms. Livino Assumi, D/o Mrs & Lt.K Kitolu Assumi.

(Distn. in Eng, Science, Maths & S.S) 12. Ms. Iliza Assumi, D/o Mr & Mrs Hekato Assumi.

(Distn. in info. Techonology) 13. Mr. Akito Wotsa, S/o Mr & Mrs Jekuto Wotsa.

14. Ms. Amelia Z Kibami, D/o Mr & Mrs Zhevito Kiba.

1st Div. in HSSLC :1. Mr. Nitho K Kiba, S/o Rev & Mrs Tokhezhe Kiba.

(Distn. in Maths) …commerce 2. Ms. Likivi H Assumi, D/o Mrs & Lt.Hokuto Assumi. …..

Science 3. Ms. Alitoli Yeptho, D/o Mr & Mrs Toluho Yeptho (Distn. In History)..…arts 4. Mr. Tovika Assumi, S/o Mr & Mrs Ghunato Assumi…...

Science 5. Mr. Swuhuka Assumi, S/o Mr & Mrs Khekato Assumi.

(Distn. in Pol.Science)… arts And wish them all grand success in their endeavors.

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MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND No. JUDL – 17/90-91/90 Dated Mkg – 16th May 2017

OFFICE OF THE KIGWEMA STUDENTS’ UNION

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

Inazhe L. Assumi Chairman, (LKD)

L. Vikaho Inazhe Secy. (LKD)

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international

Iran votes for its next president

TEHRAN, MAY 19 (AFP): Polls opened in Iran today with voters set to give their verdict on President Hassan Rouhani’s policy of opening up to the world and efforts to rebuild the stagnant economy.

He faces stiff competition from hardline cleric Ebrahim Raisi, 56, who has positioned himself as a defender of the poor and called for a much tougher line with the West.

Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei cast his ballot just minutes after polls opened at 8:00 am (0330 GMT). “The destiny of the country is in the hand of Iranians,” he told reporters as he voted in his compound in Tehran.

Long lines had already formed at polling stations around the country.

Rouhani, a 68-year-old moderate cleric, has sought to frame the election as a choice between greater civil liberties and “extremism”.

He has pushed the boundaries over the past fortnight, criticising the continued arrest of reformist leaders and activists, and calling on security agencies not to interfere in the vote.

In this photo released by official website of the office of the Iranian Presidency, President Hassan Rouhani holds his ballot while voting for the presidential and municipal councils election at a polling station in Tehran May 19, 2017. (AP/PTI)

Raisi says he will stick by the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, that saw curbs to Iran’s atomic programme in exchange for sanctions relief, but he points to the continued economic slump as proof that Rouhani’s diplomatic efforts have failed. “Instead of using the capable hands of our youths to resolve problems, they are putting our economy in the hands

of foreigners,” Raisi said at a final rally in the holy city of Mashhad on Wednesday.

Rouhani responded by calling on voters to keep hardliners away from Iran’s delicate diplomatic levers.

“One wrong decision by the president can mean war and a correct decision can mean peace,” he said at his own Mashhad rally.

The election comes at a tense moment in US-Iran re-

lations. Rouhani gained a reprieve on Wednesday when the administration of US President Donald Trump agreed to continue waiving nuclear-related sanctions, keeping the deal on track for now.

But Tr ump has launched a 90-day review of the accord that could see it abandoned, and is visiting Iran’s bitter regional rival Saudi Arabia this weekend.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, may 20, 2017

Instagram ‘worst for young mental health’ L O N D O N, M AY 1 9 (IANS): Instagram is rated as the worst social media platform when it comes to its impact on young people’s mental health, a poll conducted in the UK says.

The poll conducted Royal Society for Public Health (RCPH) asked 1,479 people aged 14-24 were asked a series of questions about whether YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook and Twitter had an impact on their health and well-being, the BBC reported.

Pa r t i c i p a n t s we r e asked to score each platform on 14 health and wellbeing issues.

Based on these ratings, YouTube was considered to have the most positive impact on mental health, followed by Twitter and then Facebook.

Snapchat and Instagram were given the lowest scores overall.

The RSPH re por t warns that “social media may be fuelling a mental health crisis” in young people, reports the BBC.

Rape probe against Assange dropped STOCKHOLM, MAY 19 (AFP): Swedish prosecutors today dropped a seven-year rape investigation into Julian Assange, a legal victory for the WikiLeaks founder who has been holed up in the Ecuadoran embassy in London since 2012.

But British police said they would still arrest Assange if he tried to leave the embassy, saying he had breached the terms of his bail by refusing to turn himself in when an arrest warrant was issued in 2012.

Today was the deadline for the public prosecutor’s office to either renew the pan-European arrest warrant or lift it.

“Director of Public Prosecution, Marianne Ny, has today decided to discontinue the investigation regarding suspected rape

by Julian Assange,” the prosecutor’s office said in a statement. Shortly after the announcement, Assange posted on Twitter a picture of himself smiling broadly, without comment.

A lawyer on Assange’s legal team, Per Samuelsson, told Swedish radio the decision was “a total victory”, saying that Assange was “of course happy and relieved”.

FILE -- Julian Assange on the balcony of the Ecuadorean Embassy in central London in 2016.

Samuelsson also said that the decision meant Assange “is free to leave the embassy whenever he wants”, though he later told the TT news agency that he did not know when Assange might leave.

“What I do know is that Sweden does not stop him from doing it. Sweden is out of the game,” he said.

Another lawyer, Christophe Marchand, told AFP that “We have been waiting a long time for this decision”. “Julian Assange has been a victim of a huge abuse of procedure. We are very pleased and very

moved, as this marks the end of his nightmare.”

Ny and Chief Prosecutor Ingrid Isgren were briefing reporters on the decision in Stockholm.

The 45-year-old Australian has always denied the 2010 rape allegations, which he feared would see him extradited to the United States and tried over the leaking of hundreds of thousands of secret US military and diplomatic documents.

He has been living at the Ecuadoran embassy in London since 2012, and the British police have said they will arrest Assange as soon as he walks out of the embassy because he has broken his conditions for bail -- a relatively minor offence under British law -- by failing to surrender on June 29, 2012 for extradition to Sweden.

Britain’s Crown Prosecution Service said that breach of bail is punishable by up to a year in prison or a fine. Assange’s Swedish lawyer last month filed a new motion demanding that the arrest warrant be lifted after US Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in April that arresting Assange would be “a priority”.

Key issues remain unresolved in Xi threatened war if Philippines drills for oil: Duterte peace talks: Syrian govt official

Duterte said he discussed it with Xi when the two met in Beijing on Monday, and got a firm, but friendly warning.

“We intend to drill oil there, if it’s yours, well, that’s your view, but my view is, I can drill the oil, if there is some inside the

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE

OFFICE OF THE LUMAMI STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATES

The Lumami Students' Union express its heartiest congratulations to the following students for bringing laurels to the Students' Union in particular and the village in general.

OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE

KOHIMA MUNGYA UNION

SATAKHA RANGE STUDENTS’ UNION (SRSU)

KOHIMA : NAGALAND

FELICITATION

With immense pride and joy, the Satakha Range Students’ Union congratulate all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC 2017. Our special congratulations to Mr. Tughuvi Swu, S/o Mr. Kevixu Swu and Mrs. Aboli Swu of Nunumi Village for securing 100% in Mathematics.

We wish them all best in their future endeavour.

Bokalu V Jimo Vinotoli K Shohe President, SRSU Gen. Secy., SRSU

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Vungoju Football Club extends its heartfelt gratitude to all its players, coach V Bichamo.

Ezung, Vungoju Colony Council, Colony members, well wishers and most importantly the diehard fans of the Club for enabling the Vungoju Football Club to lift the LSU Martyr’s trophy for the third times in a row.

The Club regret its inability to mention the names of every individually but it’s our humble prayer, that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

VUNGOJU FOOTBALL CLUB MANAGEMENT BOARD K-1580

OFFICE OF THE

CHRISTIAN STANDARD HR. SEC. SCHOOL CHANGTONGYA TOWN: NAGALAND

FELICITATION

With immense pride and joy the family of CSHSS extend our hearty congratulations to all the successful students of HSLC & HSSLC Examination 2017 for bringing laurel to our school.

HSLC: T-Appeared- 27, T-passed-27 2nd Div – 07 1st Div -20 Distinction in: E.E, ALT/ENG, S.S. & Maths HSSLC: T-Appeared- 26, T-passed-25 2nd Div- 13, 3rd Div-08 1st Div-04, Distinction in: EDUCATION Further the CSHSS wishes them success in their future endeavours.

In cause of Education Principal CSHSS DC-1144

TUENSANG : NAGALAND No. PD & SJ. Tsg/ Notice -1/2015-2016/ 81 / Dt. Tsg the 10th May 2017 OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Shri. Hikioba Yimchunger of Huker village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/ Draw/transfer/ withdraw the debts and security in respect of his Lt. mother, who expired on 5th May 2017.

Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/ objection if any within 30 (Thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice.

Principal District and Sessions Judge K-1589 Tuensang: Nagaland

FELICITATION

1. Vinikali G. Kinnimi, D/o Ghuvukhu Kinnimi 2. Hiboli N. Aye, D/o Niheshe Aye. State highest in Mathematics - 100 marks State highest in Englsih - 96 marks and distinction in all the subjects. and distinction in all the subjects.

The Union further congratulates all the successful HSLC and HSSLC candidates from Lumami Village. The Union wishes them success in all their endeavours.

Pito G. Kinny, President Lumami Students' Union

Khetoshi Swu, General Secretary Lumami Students' Union

OFFICE OF THE

The Kohima Mungya Union with pride and honour convey our heartiest congratulations and appreciation to all the successful members from Mungya village in the recently declared HSLC & HSSLC result 2017. The Union also express its immense happiness and gratitude to all the candidates for their achievement and bringing laurels to the Mungya Village.

Further, the Union also wishes them success in all their future endeavours.

(ACHAMO NGULLIE) (MHABEMO KIKON) Chairman, KMU G/Secy, KMU

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Kohima Longsa Hoho (KLH) congratulates Miss.

Mhonbeni K. Ezung, who emerged in Top 9 in the recently declared HSSLC Examination in Science Stream and all the other successful candidates.

The Hoho wishes good luck in their Endeavour.

Sd/Er. Zachary Ezung Chairman, KLH K-1603

ments.

The Hague award clarifies Philippine sovereign rights in its 200-mile Exclusive Economic Zone to access offshore oil and gas fields, including the Reed Bank, 85 nautical miles off its coast.

It also invalidated China’s nine-dash line claim on its maps denoting sovereignty over most of the South China Sea. Duterte has a reputation for his candid, at times incendiary, remarks and his office typically backpeddles on his behalf and blames the media for distorting his most controversial comments.

OFFICE OF THE

NAGALAND PHARMACISTS’ ASSOCIATION

NAGALAND PHARMACISTS’ ASSOCIATION

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Nagaland Pharmacists’ Association (NPA) heartily congratulates Mr. Khele Thorie on being promoted to the post of Chief Pharmacist/Deputy Director (Pharmacy), Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of Nagaland.

The Association would also like to congratulate all the officers who got promoted as Deputy Chief Pharmacist/District Pharmacy Officer, Head Pharmacist and Senior Pharmacist.

The NPA wishes them the very best for their future responsibilities and pray that the almighty God bless them with good health and wisdom and guide them so that they may be a blessing to the Nagas in general and to the Department in particular.

Sd/Sd/Kethokhrienuo Vitso A. Temjenchiba General Secretary President

HEAD OFFICE : KOHIMA : NAGALAND Regd. No. AR/13/2/85 Dated 5th Oct. ‘85 No. NPA/Gen. Correspondence-6/2015-16/208 Dated Kohima the 18th May 2017 The Nagaland Pharmacists’ Association would like to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to the Gov’t of Nagaland for approving and restructuring of Pharmacy cadres in the state which had been our long genuine demand. We extend our deepest appreciation to the staff and officers of all rank and file of Health & Family Welfare Department, P & AR Department, Finance Department and Cabinet cell for their dedication and contribution in the success of cadre review and creation of Pharmacy cell. We convey our profound gratitude to the following individuals for rendering extra-ordinary services and advice throughout the process of cadre review.

1. Shri. Pankaj Kumar, Chief Secretary, Gov’t of Nagaland.

2. Shri. Imkonglemba Ao, Comm & Secy, Gov’t of Nagaland & Chairman Cadre Review Committee 3. Shri. Sentiyanger, Nagaland Commissioner, Gov’t of Nagaland.

4. Shri. Menokhal John, Comm & Secy, Gov’t of Nagaland 5. Shri. M.Patton, Comm & Secy, Gov’t of Nagaland 6. Shri. Nihoto, Secretary, Gov’t of Nagaland & Member Cadre Review Committee 7. Shri. V.Kezo, OSD (Finance), Govt. of Nagaland & Member Cadre Review Committee.

8. Smti. Chubasangla Anar, Secretary, Gov’t of Nagaland & Member Cadre Review Committee 9. Shri. Ashi Khieya, OSD (Revenue), Gov’t of Nagaland.

10. Dr. Neiphi Kire, Principal Director (Rtd), H & FW 11. Dr. Neikietuo Ciesotsu, Principal Director (Rtd), H & FW 12. Dr. Nandira Changkija, Principal Director (Rtd), H & FW 13. Dr. Watikala, Principal Director, H&FW 14. Shri. Kevishe Pucho, Joint Secy, Gov’t of Nagaland 15. Shri. Nchumbemo Kikon, SRO (Dy. Secy), Gov’t of Nagaland 16. Shri. Tiatoshi Amer, Asst. Drugs Controller, H&FW, Member Secy, Cadre Review Committee 17. All Ex Presidents and Office bearers of the Nagaland Pharmacist Association.

Sd/Nagaland Pharmacist Association K-1581

HEAD OFFICE : KOHIMA : NAGALAND Regd. No. AR/13/2/85 Dated 5th Oct. ‘85 No. NPA/Gen. Correspondence-6/2015-16/207 Dated Kohima the 18th May 2017

FELICITATION

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KLH FELICITATES

FILE -- Chinese President Xi Jinping shakes hands with Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte in Beijing.

bowels of the earth because it is ours,” Duterte said in a speech, recalling his conversation with Xi. “His response to me, ‘we’re friends, we don’t want to quarrel with you, we want to maintain the presence of warm relationship, but if you force the issue, we’ll go to war.”

Duterte has long expressed his admiration for Xi and said he would raise the arbitration ruling with him eventually, but needed first to strengthen relations between the two countries, which the Philippines is hoping will yield billions of dollars in Chinese loans and infrastructure invest-

NRUNG LONGIDANG VILLAGE STUDENTS UNION FELICITATES

The NLVSU would like to take immense pleasure and pride in conveying our heartiest congratulations to our esteem members for their achievements;1. Dr. Elonbeni Ngullie, D/o Mr. Mhonsao Ngullie on being conferred Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) with her thesis” Urban Growth, Socio-Economic and occupational transition among the Lotha Naga Women of Nagaland.

2. Mr. Avungthung Ngullie, S/o Yilobemo Ngullie for securing the post of Horti Extension Assistant (H.E.A) under Horticulture Department.

3. Mr. Noyingthung Ngullie, S/o Zantsemo Ngullie for being promoted to Senior Manager under Axis Bank, Dimapur.

Further, the Union wishes success in their future endeavour.

Zanbonthung Murry Pyingjamo Ngullie President (NLVSU) General Secretary (NLVSU)

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BEIJING, MAY 19 (IANS): Beijing and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) have adopted a draft of a multilateral code of conduct in the South China Sea, officials said on Friday.

Representatives of China and the 10 Asean nations (Burma, Brunei, Cambodia, Philippines, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam) reached an agreement on the draft on Thursday, following two days of meetings in the city of Guiyang.

The draft establishes a solid foundation for the next round of negotiations, said Liu Zhenmin, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, at a press conference.

The Asean had pledged in April to finalise the code of conduct to diffuse tensions in the South China Sea, Efe news reported. Four Asean members, the Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia and Vietnam, along with Taiwan and China, contest the sovereignty of several islands of this strategic maritime space, which Beijing claims almost in its entirety.

days after resuming on May 16, in line with what UN Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura said would be a short and business-like exercise.

The latest round of intraSyrian peace talks will be the third to take place between the warring factions since the start of this year.

While some progress on the humanitarian front has been achieved since negotiations resumed in earnest at the start of 2016, opposing delegations remain at odds as to what a future, peaceful Syria, might look like.

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on which rival delegations continue to fail to see eyeto-eye.

Syrian opposition High Negotiations Committee (HNC) spokesperson Salem al-Meslet highlighted in a recent statement that “our approach to Syria’s future is clear.” “Our country must be governed by the consent of the people, under the rule of law and with every citizen free from fear of violence, by the state, by terrorists, by foreign armed forces,” he continued. UN-mediated intra-Syrian talks are expected to end Friday merely three

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G E N E VA , M AY 1 9 (AGENCIES): The head of the Syrian government delegation said Friday that central issues in ongoing Syria peace talks had not been discussed, adding his delegation’s participation in this latest round of negotiations had ended.

“In this round, we didn’t discuss at all any of the four baskets,” Bashar al-Jaafari told the press, referring to the issues of governance, new constitution, elections and the war on terrorism. These are the key topics of contention

M A N I L A , M AY 1 9 (AGENCIES): Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said on Friday Chinese counterpart China Xi Jinping had warned him there would be war if Manila tried to enforce an arbitration ruling and drill for oil in a disputed part of the South China Sea. In remarks that could infuriate China, Duterte hit back at domestic critics who said he has gone soft on Beijing by refusing to push it to comply with an award last year by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, which ruled largely in favor of the Philippines.

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Cholera outbreak in Yemen kills 242

A Yemeni man suspected of being infected with cholera receives treatment at a hospital in the capital Sana’a on May 10, 2017.

M A N I L A , M AY 1 9 (IANS): The Philippines and US on Friday concluded their annual joint military exercises.

The 2017 Balikatan exercise, in which fewer troops participated than in previous years and which was limited to counterterrorism and disaster combat drills, ended with a ceremony at the headquarters of the Armed Forces of the Philippines in Quezon, Efe news reported. Nearly 5,400 soldiers -- 2,800 from the Philippines and 2,600 from the US -- participated in the 12-day exercises, along with several others from Australia and Japan, as compared to 11,000 in 2016.

In his speech, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, General Eduardo Ano, said the exercises have improved the joint operability of the troops and strengthened bilateral ties.

The 2017 Balikatan edition was limited to counter-terrorism drills for the provinces of Samar, Cagayan, Isabela, Aurora and Nueva Ecija and disaster combat techniques, including large-scale evacuations and search and rescue operations.

Japan cabinet approves bill allowing emperor’s abdication TOKYO, MAY 19 (AFP): The Japanese government today approved a one-off bill allowing ageing Emperor Akihito to step down from the Chrysanthemum Throne, in the first such abdication in two centuries.

The bill is likely to receive swift final approval in parliament, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s cabinet signed off on the legislation.

Abdication must take place within three years of the bill becoming law.

Earlier this year reports suggested that 83-year-old Akihito could step down at the end of December 2018 and be replaced by Crown Prince Naruhito on January 1, 2019.

Reports of his desire to retire surprised Japan when they emerged last July.

In August he publicly cited age and declining health, which was interpreted as his wish to hand the crown to his eldest son.

But current Japanese law has no provision for abdication, thus requiring politicians to craft legislation to make it possible.

The status of the emperor is highly sensitive in Japan given its 20th century history of war waged in the name of Akihito’s father Hirohito, who died

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in 1989.

Revered as a demigod before and during the conflict, Hirohito was reduced to a mere figurehead as part of postwar reforms.

Akihito has won plaudits for seizing upon the constitutionally-prescribed role of national symbol and there is wide sympathy for his wish to retire.

He has been treated for prostate cancer and also had heart surgery. And though he has cut back on some of his duties, he still maintains a busy official schedule, including occasional overseas visits.

A majority of the Japanese public supports a permanent law on abdication and they have also expressed support for the current bill to help enable Akihito’s smooth transition from the throne.

“He hasn’t had a way

to retire, but I think he should be able to and enjoy his golden years,” 75-yearold Seio Ichijo told AFP as he strolled outside the Imperial Palace with his wife.

The leading opposition Democratic Party has argued the law should be permanently changed to ensure stable future successions, but has reportedly agreed to the current oneoff bill after talks with the ruling bloc.

Some scholars and politicians have argued that changing the law to allow any emperor to abdicate would risk Japan’s monarchs becoming subject to political manipulation.

While abdications are far from unknown in Japanese history -- the last one was in 1817 -- some people still believe being emperor is a lifetime job.

G E N E VA , M AY 1 9 (AFP): A cholera outbreak in war-ravaged Yemen has killed 242 people, and left nearly 23,500 others sick in the past three weeks alone, the World Health Organization said today.

The UN health agency said that in the past day alone, 20 cholera deaths and 3,460 suspected cases had been registered in the country, where two-thirds of the population are on the brink of famine.

“The speed of the resurgence of this cholera

epidemic is unprecedented,” WHO country representative for Yemen Nevio Zagaria told reporters in Geneva by phone from Yemen, warning that a quarter of a million people could become sick by the end of the year.

Cholera is a highly contagious bacterial infection spread through contaminated food or water.

Reining in the disease is particularly complicated in Yemen, where two years of devastating war between the Huthis

Probe into funding of Aus UFO group

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EHUNNU AND YIKHANU STUDENTS' UNION TSEMINYU KOHIMA, NAGALAND

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Dikhan Kath Vice President

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The Enysu express our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. J. Haichenlo Kath on being upgraded to the post of Asst. Research Officer under the Department of Art & Culture.

The Union also congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017.

The Union wishes them a bright and successful career.

With immense pleasure, the Koio Students’ Union extend our heartiest congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017 from the Village.

The Union further prays to almighty God to grant them good health and great success in their future endeavors.

Ms. Longtsubeni Kikion Gen. Secretary, KSU

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With great pride and honour, we congratulate Mr. Zanbenthung Shitiri, S/o. Mr. Elhibamo Shitiri of Humtso Village for his success in the NPSC examination 2017, for the post of PGT (History). The Union also congratulates Miss. Lijano K. Humtsoe, D/o. Mr. Khotsemo Humtsoe for being ranked in the Top 20% (84.50%) (Arts Stream) in the HSSLC examination 2017.

Further, the HSU congratulates all its members who have cleared the HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017. We wish them great success in all their future endeavors.

No. Judl-47/2015-16/ /whereas, Smti. Mhonchumi Lotha, W/o. Late Shri. Thungchamo Lotha, a resident of Wokha Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all entitled dues and benefits and to draw/operate AC No. 33453056419 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Thungchamo Lotha who expired on 13/04/2017.

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

K. Thavaseelan, (IAS) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha : Nagaland DC-1157

APPRECIATION

The Arüjinomi Clan of Khezhakeno village would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Vietelo Aruji, S/o Lt Kodokha Aruji for securing top 6th position in the recently declared HSSLC Examination result from MHBHSS Kohima.

The Scripture said that in everything give thanks, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. We wish him good luck and success in his future endeavours.

K. ARUJI CHAIRMAN ARUJINOMI Khezhakeno Village K-1595 OFFICE OF THE

MANAGING BOARD COMMITTEE GOVERNMENT HIGH

The Council of Middle Colony, East Dimapur, Purana Bazar, sincerely acknowledge and appreciate Shri. Tokheho Yepthomi MLA 3 Dmr 111 (Former Hon'ble Minister PHED) for constructing Drains and Black topping our Colony Roads, which has fulfilled our long felt desire. The council wishes and pray that the Almighty God continue to grant him wisdom and longlife, while looking forward for more initiatives in the days to come. May God develop your purposes too.

Further, the council conveys its heartiest congratulations to all the successful candidates of the colony in the recently declared HSLC and HSSLC Exams. 2017 and wishes them great success in their future endeavours "With God everything is possible" Make it yours and success is SURE. Lakhi Mech, Er. Y. Hokhuvi Aye, Gen. Secy.

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Echungbemo Humtsoe Gen. Secretary, HSU

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Abenthung R. Humtsoe President, HSU

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Mr. Bibenthung Ngullie President, KSU

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

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WOKHA : NAGALAND Dt, Wokha the 16th May 2017

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AFFIDAVIT This day the 1st May, 2017. I, Mr. Nampum Ngame make this solemn declaration in the presence of the magistrate Peren.

1. That Mr. Nampum Ngame is written in my document where as Ms. Nampum Ngame is used in all my other documents.

2. That Mr. Recheu and Mr. Nampum Ngame is one and the same person.

3. That from this day Mr. Nampum will be the right name and shall be used for all purposes.

Therefore, this solemn declaration by way of executing the affidavit in the said court is hereby made as correct to the best of my knowledge for all purposes.

Declarant Solemnly declared before me on the 02 day of May 2017.

Additional Deputy Commissioner Regd. No-Judl-1/2014-15/473 Tening : Nagaland

Moyalo Kath President, Enysu

plosives in laptops. “As far as I can recall, maybe one month or two months before, the Trump administration had an official ban on laptops on airlines from seven Middle Eastern countries ... So if you are talking about that, I see no secret here,” Lavrov told reporters in Nicosia during a joint news conference with Cypriot foreign minister Ioannis Kasoulides.

Lavrov’s comments on the

the falseness of its claims to be fighting terrorism,” it added.

“The Syrian Arab Army is fighting terrorism on its territory, and no party has the right to determine the course of its operations,” the source said.

“The Syrian Arab Army will... not be intimidated by the attempts of the socalled coalition to stop it from performing its sacred duties.”

Syrian ally Russia also denounced the US-led strike as “unacceptable.”

“Such actions that were carried out against the Syrian armed forces... this is completely unacceptable, this is a breach of Syrian sovereignty,” deputy foreign minister Gennady Gatilov was quoted as saying by state-run RIA Novosti in Geneva.

In a statement, the US-led coalition said it had

With immense pride and honour, the Managing board Committee of Government High School, Phusachodu would like to acknowledge to the Headmaster and all the Teaching staffs for rendering selfless service to help the students and bringing out cent percent result HSLC for the three consecutive years.

Further the Managing Board Committee extend our heartiest congratulations to all the students who passed out HSLC examination 2017 with flying colours and bringing laurels to the School by securing 100% pass percentage and encouraging the students to pursue their goal with perseverance and patience in the days to come.

Sd/Sd/Veshupa Curhah Ciekrotso Chuzho Vice Chairman Member Managing Board Committee Managing Board Committee

MORAKJO STUDENTS’ UNION FELICITATES With immense pride and gratitude the union would like to congratulate Miss. Mharhoni Jami, D/o Shri. Thechamo Jami of Morakjo Village for securing top 14th Rank with (94.50%) in HSLC Exam from DBHSS Dimapur.

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

Ms. Bithunglo Tsopoe President, MSU

Mr. Ekon Jami Gen. Secretary, M.S.U

struck “pro-regime forces... that posed a threat to US and partner forces.”

The coalition said the strike came after unsuccessful “Russian attempts to dissuade Syrian pro-regime movement” as well as “a coalition aircraft show of force, and the firing of warning shots.”

Syrian state media gave no precise toll in the attack, but the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based

monitor, reported eight killed “most of them nonSyrian.” An array of regular and irregular forces are battling alongside the government against rebels, including Russian and Iranian soldiers, and militants from Iraq and Lebanon’s Hezbollah group.

The yesterday strike comes in the context of g rowing tension over which forces will take on the Islamic State group in Syria’s east.

INFORMATION With a heavy heart, it is informed that Mr. Temjen Peter, Ex-Director of All India Radio has died on the early morning of 19th May, 2017 while undergoing Medical Treatment at Guwahati.

Funeral Service will take place at his residence in Chandmari, Kohima on 20th May 2017 at 10:00 A.M. Peter's Family

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The Dimapur Chungtia Senso Telongjem extend our

heartiest congratulations to Mr. Imlilong son of Mr. I. Imkong for securing top 5th position (Science) and also securing the State highest marks in Mathematic in the HSSLC examination 2017.

The Telongjem also congratulates all the successful students in the recent HSLC & HSSLC Examination 2017.

The Telongjem further wishes them success in their future endeavour.

I.Kilang Ajem President, DCST

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C Y P R U S , M AY 1 9 (AGENCIES): Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has dismissed U.S. press reports that President Donald Trump passed classified information to him when they met recently in the White House.

During a working visit to Cyprus, Lavrov said that what Trump actually told him was that Islamic State (IS) terrorists were capable of staffing untraceable ex-

DAMASCUS, MAY 19 (AFP): Syria today condemned a US-led coalition strike on pro-government forces as a “brazen attack” and said it would “not be intimidated” after the surprise assault.

US-led warplanes carried out the yesterday strike in the east of the country against a convoy of progovernment forces headed towards a remote coalition garrison near the border with Jordan. “ O n T h u r s d ay a t 16:30, the so-called international coalition attacked one of the Syrian Arab Army’s positions on the Al-Tanf road in the Syrian Badia region, producing a number of martyrs and causing material damage,” a military source told Syrian state media.

“This brazen attack by the so-called international coalition exposes

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Sergey Lavrov (c) with others prior to a session of the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers in Nicosia, Cyprus Friday, May 19, 2017. (AP/PTI)

issue were the first since his meeting with Trump and after allegations were made by two U.S. officials on May 15 that the U.S. President had divulged secrets to Lavrov about planned IS operations.

Lavrov arrived in Nicosia on Thursday to attend a foreign ministers’ meeting of the Council of Europe at the end of Cyprus’s presidency this month.

At the press conference, Lavrov also said Russia would like to improve its relations with the European Union (EU).

“The current state of relations is beneficial to neither side,” he said, expressing hope for a re-evaluation of the situation that would lead to a “mutuallybeneficial re-engagement”.

He said the relationship must be based on mutual respect and chided Brussels for playing “a one-way street game” on the issue.

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CANBERRA, MAY 19 (IANS): An Australian minister on Friday launched an urgent probe to determine how an alien enthusiast group received thousands of dollars in taxpayers’ funds.

Social Services Minister Christian Porter said he was unaware his department had approved nearly 6,000 Australian dollars ($4,500) worth of grants for the Tuggerah Lakes UFO Group on the New South Wales central coast since 2013, the Australian Broadcasting Corp reported.

The funding was first provided by the opposition Labour government to assist with the cost of transporting volunteers with a disability.

“I’m sure they’re very nice people and there are lots of volunteers who are getting something out of it, but looking at it from my perspective, representing taxpayers, it didn’t seem to pass a common sense test,” said Porter, an avid sci-fi fan.

and government forces backed by a Saudi-led Arab military coalition has left more than half the country’s medical facilities out of service.

Zagaria pointed out that humanitarian workers cannot access some parts of the country, and that the number of suspected cholera cases could be far higher than those registered.

Yemen’s conflict has killed more than 8,000 people and wounded around 40,000 since March 2015,

according to the WHO. Zagaria pointed out that many of the remaining health workers in the country had not been paid for seven months.

At the same time, he said, lacking electricity meant water pumping stations were only functioning in an intermittent way, and the sewer systems were damaged.

“The population is using water sources that are contaminated,” he said.

Zagaria said the United Nations agencies were preparing to “release an emergency response cholera plan in the next 48 hours,” aimed at dramatically scaling up the number of treatment centres and rehydration centres.

At the same time, he said there was a dire need for funding to help Yemen authorities to make the necessary infrastructure repairs.

“The spread of the disease is too big and they need substantial support, in terms of repairing the sewer system,...treating and chlorinating the water sources.”

Without dramatic efforts to halt the spread of the disease, “the price that we will pay in terms of life will be extremely high,” he warned.

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Date : 17/05/17

I, Mr. Viziengu Vupru, S/o Mr. Kiyangulie Vupru, resident of House No. 599, Lane-05, 'B' Khel, Kuda Village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and state of oath as follows :1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That, my name was written and printed as Viziengu Vüprü Angami in my passport bearing No. B5292185, and in all my academic records and certificates including my HSLC Admit Card instead of Viziengu Vupru.

3. That, in my Aadhaar Card bearing No. 4257 4277 2935, and in my PAN Card bearing No. AIVPV6706H, my name was written and recorded as Viziengu Vupru, S/o Mr. Kiyangulie Vupru.

4. That, this affidavit is sworn for the purpose of making correction and change my official name to Viziengu Vupru, son of Kiyangulie Vupru and not as Viziengu Vüprü Angami, son of Kiyangulie Vüprü Angami.

5. That, Mr. Viziengu Vupru, son of Kiyangulie Vupru and Mr. Viziengu Vüprü Angami, son of Kiyangulie Vüprü Angami is one and the same person that is myself and as such I shall be known, called and identified as Mr. Viziengu Vupru, son of Kiyangulie Vupru for all official purpose and intents.

6. That, the statements made in para 1 to 5 of this affidavit are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief and nothing material is concealed thereof.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this the 17th day of May, 2017.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-5010 Regd. No. 174/2017 Date : 18/05/17 AFFIDAVIT I, Smti. Sademmongla alias S. Amongla Jamir, wife of Late Dr. Waluniba & daughter of Merensashi, aged about 53 years, resident of House No.94, Duncan Bosti, Dimapur, District- Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows: That in my Aadhaar Card bearing No. 790639020770 my name is entered and recorded as Sademmongla whereas in Pension Book bearing PPO No.PEN/Com-10750/NL/F /4960 dated 06-06-2001 my name is recorded as S. Amongla Jamir.

That this affidavit is sworn for the purpose of declaring that the names Sademmongla and S. Amongla Jamir are of one and the same person only and for correcting my name from S. Amongla Jamir to Sademmongla in the Pension Book.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declared by the deponent on this 18th day of May, 2017 2017 at Dimapur.

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‘Stand Up Comedy Challenge’ coming up

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Why is this painting worth $110m?

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n what could be a great opportunity for the highly talented but lesser appreciated artistes in the state, a stand-up comedy challenge under the theme ‘The Ultimate Laughter Begins’, will soon be coming up for the comedians with attractive prizes.

The auditions for the challenge will be held on May 27 at Hotel Saramati and any interested person can participate in the challenge as there will be no age bar for the competitors.

Prizes for the challenge have been set as Rs 50,000 for the winner wile Rs 20,000 and Rs 10,000 for the first and second

runners-up respectively.

The winner will also get an opportunity to shoot a comedy movie with one of the renowned comedians in the state Hopong Naga.

Registrations forms for the challenge will be made available at Kiran Sports store, Popular bakery, Furtados and Dream Café (Kohima).

The show is solely projected at promoting Naga comedians and basing on that the interested comedians can use any language or dialects they are comfortable with, including, Nagamese, English or Hindi.

After the auditions,

the selected competitors will get a chance to perform on weekend shows where the general public can also come and enjoy.

The weekend shows will also have special appearances by Hopong Naga.

The challenge has been jointly organized by Livemaster and Classic Entertainment, North East.

The organizers have invited all the talented comedians to come and participate in the event.

Interested individuals can also get more information by contacting 908966-4599/9612-94-7394 or 7005-76-8859.

iven that Yusaku Maezawa has paid $110.5m (£85.4m) for Jean-Michel Basquiat’s painting, one has to accept that to at least one person, it is worth $110.5m.

I have to say it strikes me as a bonkers price to pay. It’s not that Basquiat wasn’t a good artist, he was.

I couldn’t put him in the same bracket as a Rembrandt or a Picasso, Cezanne or Manet, but it’s perfectly reasonable to argue that he has his place in art history and fits in within the canon of Western art.

There is a line that can be drawn from Leonardo da Vinci, Rembrandt, Van Gogh and Picasso which arrives at Basquiat’s graffiti inspired expressionist paintings.

You can see the influence within them of Jean Dubuffet’s Art Brut, Jackson Pollock’s early surrealism and Keith Haring’s post-pop creations.

They are poetic, political and powerful.

But it’s difficult to know where the value lies.

Is it in the aesthetic quality of the artwork? Or is it in the romantic story associated with the artist who in latter years, maybe since Julian Schanbel’s biopic, has become something of a mythical figure?

I suspect the latter plays a large part, particularly it has been reported Maezawa wants to use the painting as a foundation work in his new museum in Japan.

The question is, is this the peak for a Basquiat - who was prolific in his short life - or just the beginning of what might become a Basquiat boom?

I imagine there are collectors who own pieces by him (but the majority are still in private hands) who will be on the phone to one of the big auction houses to see what theirs might be worth.

What’s for sure, is that Basquiat artworks are now out of reach of any UK institution to address the fact there are no examples of his work in prominent UK galleries.

Which is a shame especially as there were opportunities in the past when his prices were less high.

‘Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’ leads IIFA 2017 nominations Nomination list

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aran Johar’s “Ae Dil Hai Mushkil” is the front runner in the nomination pack of the 18th International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards with a chance to win in eight categories, followed by “M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story” which has been nominated across seven categories. Both the movies are in competition with “Neerja”, “Pink”, “Sultan” and “Udta Punjab” for the Best Picture trophy.

The list of nominations in the popular category for IIFA were announced via a statement on Friday. The global voting will go live on Saturday and will continue till June 18.

Set to be held at the iconic MetLife Stadium in New York July 14-15, the two-day IIFA festival -- produced and created

by Wizcraft International Entertainment -- will see a congregation of film celebrities.

Best Actor in Leading Role (Male): Shahid Kapoor-Udta Punjab Ranbir Kapoor-Ae Dil Hai Mushkil Shah Rukh Khan- Fan Sushant Singh Rajput-M.S. Dhoni...

Amitabh Bachchan-Pink Salman Khan-Sultan Best Actor in Leading Role (Female): Anushka Sharma - Ae Dil Hai Mushkil Alia Bhatt - Dear Zindagi and Udta Punjab Sonam Kapoor - Neerja Taapsee Pannu - Pink Best Director: Karan Johar-Ae Dil Hai Mushkil Neeraj Pandey-M.S. Dhoni...

Ram Madhvani-Neerja Aniruddha Roy Chowdhary-Pink Ali Abbas Zafar-Sultan Abhishek Chaubey-Udta Punjab Best Comedian: Varun Dhawan-Dishoom Jimmy Shergill-Happy Bhag Jayegi Rishi Kapoor-Kapoor & Sons In the Best Actor in a Negative role: Neil Nitin Mukesh-Wazir Shah Rukh Khan-Fan Jim Sarbh-Neerja

Best Supporting Actor (Male): Rajat Kapoor-Kapoor & Sons Rajkummar Rao-Aligarh Rishi Kapoor-Kapoor & Sons Anupam Kher-M.S. Dhoni...

Amitabh Bachchan-Wazir Best Supporting Actor (Female): Shabana Azmi-Neerja Andrea Tariang-Pink Ratna Pathak Shah-Kapoor & Sons Disha Patani-M.S. Dhoni...

Richa Chadha-Sarbjit Music Direction: Pritam-Ae Dil Hai Mushkil Amaal Malik, Rochak Kohli-M.S. Dhoni...

Amit Trivedi-Udta Punjab Best Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya-Channa mereya (Ae Dil Hai Mushkil) Gulzar-Aave re Hitchki (Mirzya) Tanveer Ghazi-Tu chal (Pink) Best Singer (male) Arijit Singh (Channa mereya) Amit Mishra (Bulleya) Diljit Dosanjh (Ikk Kudi - Reprise) Armaan Malik (Besabriyaan) Best Singer (female) Kanika Kapoor- Dad a dasse Neha Bhasin-Jag ghoomeya Tulsi Kumar- Soch na sakke The 2017 IIFA festival will play host to some of the most celebrated stars and musicians of the Indian film industry.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, May 20, 2017

Cornell’s death blamed on drugs

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he family of late Soundgarden and Audioslave frontman Chris Cornell have raised the possibility of prescription drugs influencing the singer’s suicide.

Cornell passed away on Wednesday evening (May 17). He was found dead in his hotel room shortly after performing with Soundgarden in Detroit. He was 52.

Yesterday (May 18), a medical examiner determined that Cornell committed suicide by hanging.

In a newly-release statement released via attorney Kirk Pasich, Cornell’s family says they believe that “if Chris took his life, he did not know what he was doing, and that drugs or other substances may have affected his actions.” The statement adds: “Without the results of toxicology tests, we do not know what was going on with Chris – or if any substances contributed to his demise.” The statement also cites the side effects of anxiety medication Ativan to include “paranoid or suicidal thoughts, slurred speech and impaired judgment”.

Cornell’s wife Vicky Cornell has also released a separate statement, suggesting that taking too much of his anxiety medication may have contributed to her husband’s suicide. “Chris’s

On Ruskin Bond’s birthday, first look of ‘The Black Cat’ out

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n Ruskin Bond’s 83rd birthday on Friday, filmmaker Bhargav Saikia unveiled the first look of his forthcoming short film “The Black Cat”, based on a story by the celebrated author.

The film features veteran actor Tom Alter as Ruskin Bond and Shernaz Patel as Miss Bellows.

The first look shows Miss Bellows in a black dress alongside a black cat.

Saikia also has a special message for the author.

Talking about the story, Shernaz said: “This particular story by the master storyteller Ruskin Bond is wonderfully eerie and magical, and will definitely be enjoyed by all.”

death is a loss that escapes words and has created an emptiness in my heart that will never be filled. As everyone who knew him commented, Chris was a devoted father and husband. He was my best friend,” Vicky wrote.

“His world revolved around his family first and, of course, his music second.

He flew home for Mother’s Day to spend time with our family. He flew out mid-day Wednesday, the day of the show, after spending time with the children. When we spoke before the show, we discussed plans for a vacation over Memorial Day and other things we wanted to do.”

“When we spoke after the show, I noticed he was slurring his words; he was different. When he told me he may have taken an extra Ativan or two, I contacted security and asked that they check on him. What hap-

pened is inexplicable and I am hopeful that further medical reports will provide additional details. I know that he loved our children and he would not hurt them by intentionally taking his own life.”

As tributes poured in for Cornell following the news of his passing, Rage Against The Machine and Audioslave guitarist Tom Morello posted an emotional eulogy to his bandmate.

“I love you, brother,” the tribute began. “Thank you for your friendship and your humor and your intellect and your singular and unmatched talent. It was a great honor to know you as a friend and as a band mate.”

Brad Pitt ‘in shock’ over Cornell’s deaths

Actor Brad Pitt is reportedly devastated over the death of his friends - former Paramount CEO Brad Grey and Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell.

“He is devastated and in shock. He is trying to process the loss of two great friends. This has hit him very hard,” a source told eonline.com.

Earlier this week, Cornell, 52, was found dead in his hotel bathroom by a family friend in what is believed to be a suicide, according to Detroit Police.

Arshad Warsi dubs for Johnny Depp in ‘Pirates...’

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ctor Arshad Warsi has been roped in to dub for Hollywood actor Johnny Depp’s popular character Captain Jack Sparrow for the Hindi version of upcoming fantasy film “Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar’s Revenge”.

“I am very fond of this character. I really like Jack Sparrow. The moment I saw ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’, I became a fan of the character. It’s a major challenge to do this. It’s not easy to dub him,” Arshad told IANS over phone from Mumbai.

“It was a challenge to dub him (Depp) when he

was drunk in the scenes.

It’s hard to play a drunk man. Altogether, I am fond of this franchise and looking forward to more of it,” added Arshad, who is currently shooting for “Golmaal Again”.

Depp will return with the fifth instalment of the popular “Pirates Of The Caribbean” franchise.

The film, which will also feature Javier Bardem, Brenton Thwaites, Kaya Scodelario, Kevin McNally and Geoffrey Rush, will be released in India by Walt Disney Pictures and Jerry Bruckheimer Films on May 26.

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The Niu Colony Council, Dimapur with great joy and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Itna I. Awomi, Daughter of Late Ihoto I. Awomi and Mrs. Asuile Awomi for securing 2nd topper in HSSLC (Commerce Stream) from Christian Higher Secondary School, Dimapur, Nagaland.

Further the Colony Council also congratulate all the successful candidates of Niu Colony in the recently declared HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017.

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Women’s hockey test: India Indian team enter Archery WC final suffer fourth defeat to NZ SHANGHAI, May 19 (PTI): India’s compound men’s archery team on Friday advanced to the final of the season’s first World Cup. The team comprising Abhishek Verma, Chinna Raju Srither and Amanjeet Singh made the final after getting the better of USA’s Reo Wilde, Steve Anderson and Braden Gellenthien 232-230 in a closelyfought semifinal.

Verma then coupled with Jyothi Surekha Vennam to enter the bronze medal play-off in mixed pair event.

However, Indian recurve archers, including Olympians Atanu Das and Deepika

Kumari, cut a sorry figure as they bowed out of their respective events early.

Trailing by one point (116-117) after the second set, Indian compound men’s team bounced back to clinch the third 60-57 with all perfect 10s including one X (closest to centre). They then held on to their nerves in the decider to clinch the issue.

The fourth seeded India will take on 10th seeds Colombia in Saturday’s summit clash.

In the mixed pair bronze medal match, Verma and Jyothi with take on the USA. The duo lost to second seeded Korea 152 -158 in the semis.

6th DEATH ANNIVERSARY Late H. Lenlong Phom Died on 20th May 2011

When someone we love becomes a memory, that memory becomes a wonderful treasure to always hold in our hearts.

We will always miss you.

Loving family members

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Indian Women’s Hockey team in action against New Zealand. attempts on goal by New Zealand. She made some impressive saves to keep the Black Sticks from taking further lead.

The Indian defence too stitched together a wellstructured strategy to ensure a goalless third and fourth quarters.

While India had dominated with the ball possession (57 per cent as opposed to New Zealand’s 43 per cent) in their previous game, New Zealand came up with new tactics to deny the visitors any such advantage.

The final quarter too saw the Indians make strong attempts on goal in their bid to make a comeback into the game but New Zealand stayed in control to win the match.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LATE HOTOSHE SEMA

Born: 11-03-1950 – Died: 13-05-2017 Say not in grief ; "He is no more" But live in thankfulness that he was.

We the bereaved family members of Late Hotoshe Sema express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us physically, financially, materially and above all through your constant prayers during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our father, who left us on 13-05-2017 to be with the Lord.

We specially would like to mention the following individuals and societies.

1. Doctors, nurses & staff of Dispur Hospital, Guwahati 2. Woodland Nursing Home, Mokokchung 3. Sumi Community, Guwahati.

4. Sumi Community, Mokokchung 5. Majakong Ward Yimden 6. Longsa Senso Telongjem, Mokokchung 7. Sumi Baptist Church (A), Mokokchung 8. Sumi Baptist Church (B), Mokokchung 9. Sumi NCRC, Mokokchung 10. Sumi Govt. High School, Mokokchung 11. GPS Amenyong, Khensa

12. Clark Memorial Hr. Sec. School, Impur 13. Longsati Meyutsur Telongjem, Mokokchung 14. Khrimtomi Village Council 15. Khrimtomi Baptist Church 16. Kidangsur Self Help Group 17. Dr. Gamshak Eshi, DNB, Dispur Hospital Guwahati 18. Mr. & Mrs. Kughai Achumi, Mokokchung 19. M. Bendangnukshi Longkumer 20. Prof. Hukheto, Vice Principal Fazl Ali College.

We regret our inability to thank each and every individual, but it is our sincere prayer that our good Lord bless you all abundantly.

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We the family members would like to express our sincere gratitude from the bottom of our hearts to each and every individuals, unions, organisations, and churches who attended and stood by us physically, morally, financially, and materially during the uncertain demise of our beloved Y Nangba Konyak, GB 7th Mile Model Village Chumukedima.

We would like to convey our special thanks to :1. Shri. E E Pangteang, Parliamentary Secy. H.G Civil Defence & Sericulture 2. Mr. & Mrs. A Nyamnyei Former Minister Dimapur 3. Shri. Niza and family 7th Mile Model Village 4. Konyak Baptist Church Dimapur 5. Konyak Baptist Church Chumukedima 6. Believers Church 7th Mile Model Village 7. KNSK Dimapur Unit 8. Council Chairman 7th Mile Model Village.

9. Village Council Tenyiphe 1 10. Women society 7th Mile Model Village.

11. Cooperative Milk Product LTD. (Dimul) Born - 17-09-1967 12. ENPO Chumukedima Unit Died on - 13th May' 2017 13. GB Association Chumukedima 14. Moka Union Dimapur 15. Tobu Area Union Chumukedima 16. Chang Union Chumukedima 17. Konyak Union Chumukedima 18. Mopong Hongkong Union, Dimapur 19. Mopong Hongkong Union, Kohima 20. Ukha Union Dimapur 21. Ukha Union Kohima 22. Jakphang Union Dimapur 23. Yakshu Union Dimapur 24. Changnyu Union Dimapur 25. Shri.S P Pongba President KU Tobu Unit 26. Rev. Dr. Pongshing and family 27. Shri. N Wennyei ADC Pungro 28. Mr. & Mrs. Kheyang Imlong ADC Kohima 29. Shri. M Sangti Kilonser NSCN/GPRN 30. Shri. N Lhangti, Project Director NCLP 31. Mr. & Mrs. Yanchu Chang, Commandant 5th NAP Battalion Phek 32. Dr. Lolekhol Rochul and family 33. Shri. D Yongnyak Contractor 34. Shri. A Nangba Contractor 35. Shri. Moa Principal Serventhood Bible College 7th Mile 36. Mrs. Khutsole Naleo 37. Shri. N Wanmei Inspector taxes Dimapur We regret our inability to mention all individual personally. however, we only pray to God to bestow His manifold blessings upon one and all.

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Loving wife, sons, daughter and relatives.

It is now five years but your memories of strong leadership and hard work will continue to guide us, through the path you had chosen. Your vision will motivate us forever.

Missing you deeply.

From the Administration, Teaching & Non-teaching Staff of St. Mary’s Hr. Sec. School, Latika complex, (S.K. Dutta Complex) Dimapur.

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We the family members of Lt. R.C. Lotha (Tsansow Patton) would like to convey our sincere gratitude to all the individuals, churches and groups who stood by us physically, materially and spiritual support during the illness and at the demise of our beloved father on March 8, 2017.

We pray that our Almighty God bless each and everyone of you abundantly.

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the first three matches, New Zealand dominated Friday’s game too.

Tessa Jopp fetched the hosts their second goal in the 17th minute. New Zealand earned a penalty corner which was successfully converted by Jopp.

Down by two goals, the Indian strikers made strong amends and tried different variations to find a goal but they failed to break the opposition defence.

In-form Rachael McCann struck her second goal of the match in the 26th minute to take New Zealand to a comfortable 3-0 lead at the end of half-time.

The final two quarters saw Indian goalkeeper Rajani Etimarpu stay busy at the post, defending several

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HAMILTON, may 19 (PTI): Failing to arrest its slide yet again, the Indian women’s hockey team on Friday suffered its fourth straight defeat of the tour, losing 0-3 to hosts New Zealand in the penultimate contest of the five-match series.

India made a strong start with an improvised attack, attempting shots on goal but the Black Sticks Women defence proved too strong to break for the visitors. The hosts found an opportunity in the 14th minute with a quick-thinking Rachael McCann who pumped the ball into the goal clinching an early 1-0 lead in the first quarter.

Following three successive 4-1, 8-2 and 3-2 wins in

(Dated : 17-01-1950 to 20-05-2012)

Died on : 14.05.2017

Words are inadequate to express our heartfelt thankfulness and gratitude to every individuals, churches, organisations, departments, friends & well wishers for your overwhelming support physically, materially, financially and spiritually during the brief illness and at the sad demise of our father Late Tepuchol Viswentso, Retd. DBs. We have nothing to give in return but pray that Almighty God shower His blessings to each and everyone for the wonderful deed done to us.

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Kane hits four as Spurs thrash Leicester Mumbai beat KKR to enter IPL final

England and Spurs star striker Kane watches his effort drift past Schmeichel and beyond the reach of any Leicester players L o n d o n, M ay 1 9 (Agencies): A superb Harry Kane hit four goals as Tottenham Hotspur thrashed Leicester City 6-1 at the King Power Stadium.

The 23-year-old, who now leads the Premier League goalscoring charts on 26, will claim the golden boot for a second consecutive season if Romelu Lukaku (24) fails to outscore the Englishman in the final round of Premier League games on Sunday.

Son Heung-min hit a brace for the Lilywhites in what was a superb attacking performance from start to finish, leaving their unbeaten record at the King Power intact whilst recording their biggest away win in the Premier League.

Despite Ben Chilwell scoring for the Foxes after the interval, the home-team now equal Liverpool’s record of 18 defeats suffered by reigning champions in a 38-match season, set in 1906-07.

2 doctors sent to Rio face CBI probe

Benzema dropped again from France national squad

Karim Benzema Paris, May 19 (IANS): Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema continues to be snubbed by France coach Didier Deschamps as he was left out on Thursday from the national squad for the next three international matches.

The coach said that the absence of the player, despite the good season he is having with Real Madrid, is because a team was created with balance and harmony, implying that Benzema is not part of this, reports Efe. France is set to face Paraguay in a friendly in Rennes on June 2, Sweden

on June 9 in Stockholm in a Russia 2018 World Cup qualifier and England in a friendly at Saint Denis on June 13.

The called squad includes Barcelona’s Lucas Digne and Samuel Umtiti, Real Madrid’s Raphael Varane and Atletico striker Antoine Griezmann.

However, Atletico’s Kevin Gameiro is out of the call, leaving his post to Lyon striker Alexandre Lacazette. The coach has also called the coveted Monaco forward Kylian Mbappe, 18.

Deschamps said he is not affected by the recent criticism from Benzema over his absence from the squad since October 2015.

The coach explained that this squad was built before Euro 2016 and solidified during that competition, in which they reached the final, adding that the team now has balance and harmony thanks to their competitive dynamic which is a priority to him.

Vardy was played in on goal by Wilfred Ndidi, but the Frenchman made a mess of his clearance, leaving youngster Chilwell to calmly find the net from the edge of the area for his first senior goal.

But the host’s comeback was halted four minutes later, this time Kane showing all the qualities of a goal-poacher when he dispatched his header from six-yards out after Victor Wanyama found the Englishman at the back-post.

And the tie was dead and buried in the 70th minute when Spurs once again showed their ruthlessness, with Son using Kane’s run on the left as a decoy before displaying great feet and firing his long-range effort past Kasper Schmeichel into the bottom-right corner.

The home side were struggling, and with the rampant Spurs and Kane looking to add to their tally, they collapsed, with Kane hitting two goals in three minutes as the game came to a close, becoming the first Spurs player to register four hat-tricks in a season since the great Jimmy Greaves.

Karthik replaces injured Pandey for Champions Trophy

Aizawl FC could make a backdoor entry into ISL

New Delhi, May 19 (IANS): Seasoned wicketkeeper-batsman Dinesh Karthik was on Thursday called as a replacement for injured batsman Manish Pandey for next month’s Inter national Cricket Council (ICC) Champions Trophy.

“The All-India Senior Selection Committee have named middle-order batsman and wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik as replacement for Manish Pandey, who sustained a left side strain during a practice session, in the India team for the upcoming International Cricket Council Champions Trophy,” the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said in a statement.

Dinesh Karthik, who played for the Gujarat Lions in the Indian Premier League (IPL), amassed 361 runs, which included two brilliant half centuries.

Manish Pandey, who represents the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), had missed Wednesday’s eliminator against Sunrisers Hyderabad due to the injury.

A i z aw l , M ay 1 9 (Agencies): I-League champions Aizawl FC could make a shocking entry into the Indian Super League next season as they are locked in talks with corporations who would be willing to sponsor them.

The Mizoram outfit are looking for funds to enter the ISL, and they are hoping a big conglomerate comes to their aid. Aizawl’s future in the highest level of Indian football has been thrown into jeopardy after the AIFF planned to increase the duration of ISL to seven months from next season onward.

Although Indian football’s governing body has maintained that I-League will still remain the country’s top league, the extension of ISL’s duration would certainly mean a death knell for the decadeold I-League.

Therefore, it is almost certain that the I-League will enjoy diminished coverage henceforth owing to the ISL’s greater pulling power and financial returns.

According to sources close to Sportskeeda, Aizawl are looking for a principal sponsor but the

Mumbai Indians bowler Jasprit Bumrah with teammates celebrates the wicket of Chris Lynn of Kolkata Knight Riders. (PTI) Bengaluru, May 19 (IANS): Krunal Pandya’s unbeaten 30-ball 45 helped Mumbai Indians record a facile six-wicket win over Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in their IPL second qualifier clash at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Friday.

Mumbai, who finished on 111/4 in 14.3 overs, will now take on Steve Smith’s Rising Pune Supergiant in the final on Sunday.

Chasing just 108, Krunal joined hands with skipper Rohit Sharma for a 54-run fourth wicket stand to steady Mumbai’s ship after early hiccups which left them on 34/3 at one stage.

Rohit (26) gave away his wicket cheaply, picking out Ankit Rajpoot at deep square leg off Nathan Coulter-Nile’s delivery.

At the end of Powerplay, Mumbai were in a spot of bother at 36/3. But once Rohit and Krunal saw off the initial few overs, it was Mumbai all the way as the latter played the role of aggressor with deft fours and lusty sixes to inflict a 16th defeat on their rivals in the two sides’ 21st meeting.

Krunal’s innings was laced with eight fours and no six. With him at the crease was Keiron Pollard (not out 9) when Krunal hit the winning runs.

Earlier, Mumbai legspinner Karn Sharma took four wickets to bowl out KKR for a paltry 107 in 18.5 overs.

Karn (4/16) was brilliant on the night taking the wickets of Sunil Narine (10), Gautam Gambhir (12), Colin de Grandhomme (0) and Ishank Jaggi (28) to derail KKR’s innings.

Suryakumar Yadav (31) and Jaggi put a semblance of a fight with a 56-run association for the sixth wicket but could not script a turnaround as the former fell in the 18th over looking to accelerate.

Umesh Yadav (2) was not out as Rajpoot (4) was the last man to be dismissed.

Aizawl FC players celebrate after winning I-League. club are keeping things under wraps because of the “People’s Club” image they have created with their fairy tale title win this season. Should the deal to join ISL fall through, it would paint Aizawl in a bad light, leaving them in a situation where the sheen of their title win will fade considerably.

However, Aizawl also have reasons to look out for potential tie-ups because of the fact that the club’s image is an attractive one at the moment and this is potentially a good time for them to cash in on their recent success.

Furthermore, another attraction to link up with Aizawl is that the I-League champions will play in the AFC Champions League next season, so the potential benefits of any corporate to sponsor the I-League champions is immense.

However, one sticking point is the fact that out of the 10 cities shortlisted for the bidding process to invite new teams to the 2017–18 ISL, none is from North East India. That is a potential problem for Aizawl but it can be circumvented if they play out of another city and, after a brief pe-

riod, move into their home state of Mizoram.

The Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Aizawl doesn’t adhere to AFC criteria, hence renovation work at the ground has already been started. The Mizoram State Government is actively involved in the stadium scheme of things, but should Aizawl consider playing in the ISL, they will have to cough up a franchise fee of Rs 15 crores.

In such a scenario, it remains to be seen whether Aizawl will be defending their I-League title next season or fight it out among the cash-rich ISL clubs.

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N e w D e l h i , M ay 19 (IANS): The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has started a probe against two doctors who were allegedly sent to Rio Olympics 2016 with the contingent of Indian athletes without having the requisite qualifications.

The agency has registered a preliminary inquiry in the case against Pawan Deep Singh and R.S. Negi who were given the green signal to visit the international multi-sport event held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from August 5-21, 2016, informed sources said on Friday.

Over 11,000 athletes from across the world, including 118 from India, participated in the event.

The CBI is probing the case from all possible angles like the role of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) members who permitted the two doctors to go to the Rio Olympics along with the Indian athletes, the sources added.

After a bright start, it was Spurs who carved out the first opportunity in the eight minute when Son cut inside from the right before sending his shot narrowly over the bar, the South Korean searching for his 20th of the season.

Leicester hit Spurs with their trademark counter-attack moments later when Riyad Mahrez shook off the challenge of three players before the Algerian picked out Jamie Vardy inside the box, but the 30-

year-old’s effort was easily dealt with by Hugo Lloris.

The visitors started to gain a stranglehold on the tie, and they should have broke the deadlock in 14th minute when Dele Alli found Son before the former Bayer Leverkusen man fired his effort well over from a dangerous area.

Son was quickly becoming one of Spurs’ biggest threats, and the 29year-old was at the heart of the opener after he was picked out by Toby Alderweireld with a mouth-watering 60-yard pass, before cutting back to Kane who found the back of the net.

Alli and Son were instrumental in the final third for Mauricio Pochettino’s side, and it was the latter who produced a sublime scooping flick into the path of Son, before the number seven smashed his shot into the bottom-left corner to hand his side a deserved two-goal cushion in the 35th minute.

After an unimpressive first-half, the Foxes started the second-half on the front-foot and pulled one back just before the hour-mark when Lloris came to sweep up after

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