May 3, 2017

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Vol XXVII No. 146

DIMAPUR, wednesday, may 3, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

Wreaths laid on martyred jawans

Can strike tightens Red’s hold on 3rd

Some CPC officials funding the Dalai Lama

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sports, Page 12

interNational, Page 9

Need for an early solution: Dr. Liezietsu pete with other peoples of the country,” he said.

“Each one of us needs to contribute our best to see that our problem (Naga political issue) is solved once and for all, each one of us has a role. If there is no peace, there cannot be progress and development,” he said echoing his party’s slogan of Development for Peace, Peace for Development.

He called upon the citizens to examine whether “we can stand on our own feet, whether we can survive as a people.” He said people needed to be more serious and see that peace comes to our land. Dr. Liezietsu acknowledged that the Ao community were the most fortunate among the Naga tribe to have first received the Gospel and education.

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Joint resolution of APO and Ao Senden

Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu addressing the gathering. (R) Angami and Ao troupes present cultural dance.

Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, MAY 2 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu on Tuesday made a clarion call to the people of Nagaland to seek for an early and honourable settlement to the decades-old Naga political issue.

“Nagas have been suffering for too long, we hope that the Naga political problem could be solved honourably and amicably,” Dr. Liezietsu said this while addressing a mammoth gathering here at Imkongmeren Sports Complex as chief

Aadhaar data of 13 cr, bank account details leaked, says report M U M B A I , M AY 2 (Agencies): Aadhaar numbers of over 13 crore people and bank account details of about 10 crore of them have been leaked through government portals owing to poor security practices, putting these people at risk of financial frauds as well as identity thefts.

According to a report published by The Center for Internet and Society, four government websites namely those run by National Social Assistance Programme under Ministry of Rural Development, National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) run by Ministry of Rural Development, Daily Online Payment Reports under NREGA (Govt. of Andhra Pradesh) and Chandranna Bima Scheme run by Government of Andhra Pradesh combined were responsible for publicly exposing personal and Aadhaar details of over 13 crore citizens.

While these numbers are only from two major government programmes of pensions and rural employment schemes, other major schemes that have also used Aadhaar for DBT could have leaked PII similarly due to lack of information security practices, the report warns.

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“Cow Ambulance. Seems like we are being erred because we’re poor humans.”

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guest in the occasion of Moatsü, the premier festival of the Ao Nagas.

The festival this year had a unique feature wherein for the first time in the history of Moatsü festival, the Ao community had invited the Angami community to take part in the festival. Over a thousand Angami tribesmen clad in their unique cultural attires joined in the celebrations. The celebration was a significant and a historic one as it marked a new era of peace and unity among various communities in the state. The celebration was held under the ae-

gis of Ao Senden with the participation of APO. The APO represented by all four ranges numbering around 1200 members attended the celebration today. The celebration was also graced by APO president Dr. Vilhusa Seleyi as guest of honour.

In the historic occasion, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu lamented that the society including the Naga political groups were fragmented.

“Let’s do our best to be in a position of a civilised state because fighting for supremacy in a family can never help a family to move ahead and it can never com-

On the occasion, presidents of APO and Ao Senden also issued a joint resolution wherein both the apex bodies agreed to: 1. Work for peace, tranquillity and integrity of all the Nagas.

2. It is our steadfast endeavour to approach all the tribal bodies to renew the effort to unify our people. We must shed our tolerant ego and tribalistic character that has plagued our people and society. The inherent spirit of love that man should love his neighbors as himself is the approach towards a brighter future of our people.

3. With conviction, we also recognize that our unity is the only process to bring healing and development.

4. Nagas are one and can never be otherwise. And believe that building bridges towards internal peace is the first essential step for achieving long term and sustainable peace in Nagaland.

5. It is an established fact that our political situation is at a very complex state which requires all Naga communities to give effort towards finding solution to the many issues and challenges our society is wrestling with.

In this regard, the apex bodies said that “this festival embodies the fostering of unity of Nagas beyond Ao Senden and APO.”

Nagaland to get 4 new ITIs Spl. Correspondent

NEW DELHI, MAY 2 (NPN): Nagaland has proposed setting up of four Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) in the state in addition to its earlier allocation of two ITIs by the centre.

The proposal was forwarded to Union Minister for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) Rajiv Pratap Rudy when advisor, department of Treasuries & Accounts, Relief & Rehabilitation, T.M. Lotha called on the former at Delhi on Tuesday.

On the proposal on new ITIs, the union minister said that Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship will take step to establish the two additional ITIs. It may be noted that Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship has formulated a scheme titled “Enhancing skill development infrastructure in NE States and Sikkim” to set up 22 new ITIs in the North Eastern region. Out of the 22

new ITIs, five have been allocated to the State of Assam, Arunachal Pradesh will have four ITIs, Tripura and Mizoram will have three, Nagaland, Manipur, Meghalaya will have two each and Sikkim will have one ITI. A statement from the ministry, said that two ITIs were covered under up-gradation and five ITIs under Supplementing Deficient Infrastructure in Nagaland.

An amount of Rs. 1149.47 lakh has been released for this purpose, the statement said.

However, since there was no ITIs in Longleng and Kiphire, the proposal has been made.

At the meeting, T.M. Lotha and union minister also discussed the progress of work in the state of Nagaland under the scheme “Enhancing Skill Development Infrastructure in NE States & Sikkim” and other schemes under skill development mission. They also discussed about the current on ground situation of setting up of skill development institutions in Nagaland.

We will respond to Pak at a time and place of our choosing: Army NEW DELHI, MAY 2 (AGENCIES): Pakistan will have to face the consequences of mutilating bodies of two Indian soldiers and the Army will respond to the dastardly act at a time and place of its choosing, Vice-Chief of Army Staff Sarath Chand said on Tuesday.

He said the killing of the two soldiers and beheading them showed frustration of the Pakistan military and asserted that it will never be able to justify the action.

“I do not want to say what we will do. Instead of speaking, we will focus on our action at a time and place of our choosing,” he told reporters.

He was replying to questions on possible retaliation by the Indian Army over the Pakistani action.

“They (Pakistani army) have said it was not done by their forces. Then who did it. Their people came to our area and did it. They will have to take responsibility and face consequences for it,” Chand said.

Earlier in the day, the Indian Army told the Pakistani military that mutilating bodies of the two soldiers

was a “dastardly and inhuman act” which called for a response and unequivocal condemnation.

Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) Lt Gen AK Bhatt spoke to his Pakistan counterpart and expressed “grave concern” about the killing and beheading of the two soldiers in the Krishna Ghati sector of Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir on Monday.

“The DGMO of the Indian Army conveyed that such a dastardly and inhuman act is beyond any norms of civility and merits unequivocal condemnation and response,” the Army said in a statement.

The DGMO also conveyed to his Pakistani counterpart that “full fire” support was provided by the Pakistani army post located in the vicinity of the incident site. The Indian Army has already vowed an “appropriate” response to the “despicable act”. The Pakistan army has denied that it was involved in the attack.

Defence Minister Arun Jaitley had said+ on Monday that the “sacrifice (of the two killed) will not go in

vain” and the Indian armed forces will react “appropriately” to the “inhuman act” of the Pakistani troops.

“This is a reprehensible and an inhuman act. Such attacks don’t even take place during war, let alone during peace time. Bodies of soldiers being mutilated is an extreme form of barbaric act,” the defence minister said.

Discussing the issue during the hotline contact between the two DGMOs, the Pakistan Army asked India to produce “actionable evidence” on its claim that a Pakistani special forces team had sneaked across the LoC and beheaded the two Indian security personnel.

“Pakistan rejected India’s allegations of ceasefire violation and mutilation of bodies of Indian soldiers,” the army statement said.

“The Pakistan army is a professional military outfit and upholds the highest standards of conduct. Allegations of mutilation are an Indian attempt to divert the attention of world from situation within the Kashmir valley,” Pakistan DGMO Maj Gen Sahir Shamshad Mirza claimed.

Border fencing illegal encroachment: Longon

DC Dmu directs Aadhaar centres

Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , M AY 2 (NPN): Dimapur district administration has noted that a number of unauthorised Aadhaar enrolment centres have come up in the district without prior approval of the government charging huge amount of money from the citizens and also capturing Biometric for those without proper documents such as suspected IBIs and also residents of Assam.

In this regard, the deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kseonyu Yhome, has directed all such Aadhaar enrolment centres to obtain permission from the state registrar and commissioner Nagaland.

Further, DC has requested all the citizens of Dimapur to report to the authority if any such centres were operating in the locality as Aadhaar enrolment was supposed to be free (except for correction).

DIMAPUR, MAY 2 (NPN): Nagaland minister for Health and Family Welfare (H&FW), P. Longon, on Tuesday termed as “illegal encroachment” the border fencing work at Pangsha, under Tuensang district.

He contended that since Nagaland and its land were protected by Article 371A of the Indian Constitution, the government of India should have consulted the landowners before undertaking such activities.

The minister made this remark while addressing the 19th General Conference of the Eastern Nagaland Gazetted Officers’ Association (ENGOA) here at Niathu Resort Tuesday as chief guest.

Longon, who hails from Pangsha, asserted that the boundary issue could be between two sovereign nations -- India and Myanmar, but Nagaland was an exception under Article 371A. Therefore, he said that the landowners should have been consulted prior to taking up the fencing project. On the occasion, the minister also expounded on the role

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and importance of Eastern Naga Peoples Organisation (ENPO) in addressing various issues plaguing the Eastern Nagas.

While appreciating ENPO, Longon reiterated the need to strengthen the apex body of Eastern Nagaland. Further, the minister also pointed out that unity was a prerequisite for peace, development and progress in the area.

He also likened the four Eastern Nagaland bodies as a family: ENPO-father, ENGOA-mother, ENWO-daughter and ENSF-son, with ENLU being the “peon”.

In his speech, ENPO presi-

dent, S Khoiwang, who graced the occasion as guest of honour, maintained that ENPO derived power from ENGOA, terming the latter as “backbone” of ENPO and its federating units. He also sought suggestions and advice from the ENGOA on various issues, including the International border issue.

Khoiwang also reminded ENGOA that it has a huge responsibility -- an indispensible role -- towards uplift of the area. ENWO president, Birila Tokiu, and ENSF president, Sepili L. Sangtam, who were the special guests of the occasion also spoke at the function.

Earlier, ENGOA president, Er. S. Changkei Konyak, in his presidential address, said that jealousy, ignorance about joy of giving and selfishness would only bring destruction. He also underlined the role and responsibility of ENGOA to guide its people.

During the conference, the N.I Jamir Award for excellence in government service in Eastern Nagaland was also presented. The inaugural function was followed by a business session.

Fruits you should never have together Internal rift within AAP fold widens NEW DELHI, MAY 2 (AGENCIES): We all think that a bowl of fruits and vegetables is the best kind of meal one can have. We chop all the fruits and salad vegetables that our refrigerator has, squeeze a lime, add a dash of salt and we believe it to be the healthiest ever. But is this the right way to go about it?

Acidic, sweet or neutral - If this isn’t how you categorize your fruits when combining them, you need a lesson in how to go about your salads. First of all, you shouldn’t mix fruits and vegetables with each other.

Second of all, you shouldn’t even combine certain fruits with each other. This basically depends on the speed of digestion of different fruits and vegetables. Many permutations that you are making are perhaps hindering optimal digestion and assimilation. Here’s how you can decide what to pull

in that bowl of yours the next time.

Have melons with melons: Melons are celibates.

They never pair up with anyone else. Have them by themselves as they may not digest well with any other fruit.

This is because they digest faster than most other fruits owing to their high water content. Avoid mixing your watermelons, muskmelons, cantaloupe and honeydews with other fruits.

Never have acidic/sub acidic with sweet fruits: Try not to mix acidic fruits, such as grapefruits and strawberries, or sub-acidic foods such as apples, pomegranates and peaches, with sweet fruits, such as bananas and raisins for a better digestion. However, you can mix acidic with sub-acidic fruits.

For a similar reason, you should not mix guavas and bananas. Some studies claim that the duo can even

increase your chances of nausea, acidosis and headaches.

Never have fruits with vegetables: Fruits and vegetables digest differently.

Fruits have a quicker pace of digestion and in fact, many nutritionists say that they are partially digested by the time they reach the stomach.

Also, fruits have more sugar content, something that can hinder the digestive process of vegetables.

For the same reason, one shouldn’t mix orange with carrot as when taken together, they may cause heartburn and excess bile reflux.

Never mix starchy with high protein: Only a few fruits are starchy in nature. These include green bananas and plantains. But there are many vegetables that are starchy in nature, such as corns, potatoes, cowpeas, black-eyed peas

and water chestnuts. You should never mix them with high protein fruits and vegetables such as raisins, guava, spinach and broccoli. This is because your body needs an acidic base to digest proteins and an alkaline base to digest starches.

4 quick fruit fixes

Consume between 4 to 6 fruits at one time. If you have had a lot of proteins, have papaya the next morning as it contains papain to break it down. If you have over-eaten salt, have a waterbased fruit, like watermelon, the next morning to flush out the salt.

If you have had excess carbs, like pasta, have apple the next morning as your body needs to work out more to break the complex carbs that an apple contains.

This helps prevent bloating which may otherwise be caused by simple carbs like the ones in pasta.

NEW DELHI, MAY 2 (AGENCIES): Rift within the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) seems to be widening by the day with war of words between its leaders refusing to die down.

On one hand, AAP founder member Kumar Vishwas on Tuesday accused its leaders of conspiring against him and said he won’t compromise with his principles and will soon take a call on his future action.

“I know I will be targeted. The efforts to tarnish my image will be made. But let me tell those conspirators that I will not allow you to do so,” Kumar Vishwas told reporters without taking any name.

He denied that he wanted to be the convenor of AAP. “I have already said 10 times and even to Arvind (Kejriwal) and Manish (Sisodia) and the party that I don’t want to be the Chief Minister, Deputy Chief

Minister or the Convenor,” he said. Kumar Vishwas also said that he would not join any political party or the Swaraj Aandolan.

Kumar Vishwas broke down while talking to reporters and said, “I don’t know why you are here but I had not joined the movement for this.”

On the other hand, Delhi deputy chief Minister Manish Sisodia slammed senior Vishwas for making statements in the media over the ongoing infighting within the party in the wake of its civic polls debacle. Sisodia said that Vishwas was making remarks on television which was “lowering” the morale of party workers.

“No one in the party asked Kumar Vishwas to apologise. He made it personal. The party does not belong to Arvind (Kejriwal), to me or to Kumar (Vishwas) but it belongs to lakhs of workers in India and

abroad,” Sisodia told reporters at Kejriwal’s residence, as per IANS. .

“I along with Sanjay Singh had gone to meet him. He did not come to the PAC yesterday (Monday).

He is making remarks in the media which is lowering the morale of party cadre and everyone knows who is getting benefited,” Sisodia said.

M e a n w h i l e, A A P MLA Amanatullah Khan resigned yesterday from the Political Affairs Committee (PAC) of the party following a high-end meeting of the party members with Vishwas conspicuously absent.

Khan, while emerging out of the PAC meeting, had categorically named Kumar Vishwas as been “planted by the BJP and the RSS” to disbalance the party.

“Vishwas ate cake with Ajit Doval and Bassi when AAP MLAs were arrested,” he had said, as per ANI. K Y M C

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I. Meyionen Jamir addressing the gathering during MSKU golden jubilee celebration at Kohima on Tuesday. (NP) Correspondent KOHIMA, MAY 2 (NPN): Mongsenyimti Senso Kohima Union (MSKU) celebrated golden jubilee of its union’s existence under the theme “towarutem” at Molu Ki, Merhulietsa colony, Kohima on Tuesday.

Speaking on the t h e m e “ t owa r u t e m ” , director Vigilance and Anticorruption Nagaland, I. Meyionen Jamir said it was an appropriate and befitting theme for the occasion as it described the most useful period of a man’s life where one had acquired a d e q u a t e k n o w l e d g e, gained enough experience in life, built up oneself in financial resources, exposed to different situations and gathered enough confidence to tackle any issues.

Jamir said 50 years for a society or an individual could be termed as solid, total and full which represented maturity, strength and completeness in life.

He said “towarutem” stage was the best time in one’s life to make any notewor thy/valuable contributions to fellow citizens. He reminded the members that it was time for introspection, evaluation and to make a commitment to broaden our horizons and set a new vision to work for the betterment of society.

He challenged the gathering that at 50 years old, the union should not just wait and watch things happening around us but must assume the responsibilities to be action-oriented people who work for change and better future for present and future

Legal awareness on human trafficking at Pughoboto

generations.

Chief engineer (Police Engineering Project) Nagaland, Er. P. Lanu Aier in his address thanked the Almighty God for giving them the opportunity to celebrate their golden jubilee in good health and also the people who had tirelessly contributed towards the union before reaching the milestone. He reminded the gathering that every union was formed with good intention and for a good cause and the MSKU haf done many good deeds in the health sector, education sector and in the mission works for the society.

He said the issue of employment problem was the need of the hour and this was possible only through peace in our land. Aier said both employed and unemployed

youths needed infrastructure and skills development.

Stating that the private sectors were overtaking the government sectors, he urged the gathering to organize programs relating to skill development in the coming days in order to sensitize the people which in turn would benefit the younger generations.

The programme was chaired by president MSKU Imnamendang Ozukum and he also delivered welcome address, invocation prayer was by Rev. A. Chuba Jamir pastor KABA, special prayer for the expired members wa s l e d b y I m i nu n g l a L o n g k u m e r c o nv e n o r KMSST, representatives from Langpangkong Senso Telongjem Kohima, village council Mongsenyimti and Mongsenyimti Senso Bendang Union also exhorted the gathering, special songs were presented

by Zulutila Pongen and Zung 8 and 9. Er. P. Lanu Aier released the MSKU golden jubilee souvenir, vice president MSKU Tongpang Ozukum read out the union resolution, vote of thanks proposed by M.N Ajungba Ozukum convenor planning committee while benediction prayer said T. Yanger Ozukum deacon.

Truck accident near Akhegho Correspondent

KIPHIRE, MAY 2 (NPN): Two persons were killed and two seriously injured when an LP Truck they were travelling met with an accident 1 km away from Akhegwo town under Meluri sub division at around 5:30 p.m today.

The deceased have been identified as Mukuzu Sangtam, son of Throngpenthe and Tetsothe Sangtam, son of Mutsuthung. Both were from Longmatra village under Kiphire district and were handymen of the truck. Driver and his assistant driver sustained serious injury and were admitted to AR dispensary at Akhegwo town. The truck was travelling from Kiphire to Dimapur when the accident occurred. The cause of the accident is yet to be ascertained till the time of filing this report.

DPDB Mkg meeting

Dimapur: Mokokchung District Planning and Development Board meeting for the month of May would be held on May 9 instead of May 7, in the conference hall of ADC Planning at 11 a.m. All members have been requested to take note of the change of date.

DCC Mon coordination meeting held

MON, MAY 2 (NPN): The District Cong ress Committee Mon held its coordination meeting on April 28 at Congress Bhavan, Mon. T h e m e e t i n g s aw progress report presentation from all nine constituencies, followed by discussion and adoption of resolution. The meeting was attended by all DCC office bearers, ACCC, NPCC Members and frontal organizations.

Speaking on the occassion, Lanpha, ex MLA and Tingyeih vice president NPCC, while encouraging the party workers to remain firm in the party ideology and continue to work to Dr. Temsula Ao speaking at the legal awareness strengthen the party, accused programme on human trafficking at Pughoboto the DAN government in the town hall on May 2. (DIPR) state and BJP government at D I M A P U R : L e g a l for trade exploitation the centre of making false awareness programme on should be taken seriously human trafficking was by everyone, especially held at Pughoboto town parents. Informing that hall on May 2, organized h u m a n b e i n g s w e r e b y N a g a l a n d S t a t e exploited for monetary Commission for Women gain, she said that first in association with the and foremost we should Dimapur: The Young National Commission for make the people aware Naga Professionals (YNP), Women, New Delhi. about human trafficking, an informal group of people According to DIPR forced marriage, and organ from all walks of life in the report, Dr. Temsula and trade.

State, would be conducting her team had been touring OC police station free medical check-up during the districts including Pughoboto Chubaonen the 1st Northeast Masters’ Pughoboto division on also spoke on the occasion. ( Ve t e r a n ) B a d m i n t o n April 21. The awareness Welcome speech was given Championship 2017 at programme would conclude by the president STH Kitoli DDBA Indoor Stadium on on May 31. Dr. Temsula, while NSCW member May 4-5, YNP informed. speaking on the occasion, Asangla Cholong summed Reigning Miss India Elite & India representative said that human trafficking up the programme.

promises and misleading the people of the state and the country.

Referring to the BJP in the centre and NPF In the state, Lanpha said they were like minded parties.

The NPF had promised to bring permanent settlement to the vexed Indo-Naga problem, which the Naga people were yet to see the solution. It also conveyed that while the BJP promised to bring back black money stashed abroad, instead, demonetized the currency, causing intolerable hardship to the innocent citizens.

Hitting at the state government, the duo alleged the DAN of running open corruption government in every aspect; government s e r v i c e, e d u c a t i o n ,

development, employment etc and cited the examples where the teachers were doused with water when demanding for their pending salary, massive backdoor appointments, PDS rice scam, deplorable road conditions all over the state etc.

Further accusing the state government of siding with the centre on every decision that was against Christians, the duo opined that Nagaland being a Christian state should be the first to voice out concern and objection.

The DCC (I) Mon also welcomed Naowang Konyak NPF party worker from 41 A/C Tizit, to its party fold. Earlier the meeting was chaired by Chingwang, president DCC Mon.

news in brief ANHTU Kohima unit executive meeting: All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union Kohima unit has convened an executive meeting on May 6 at 10 a.m in RBP School. All the executive members and active members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

Necessary action would be taken against the absentees. For more information the schools may contact the ANHTU Kohima unit gen secretary Vizothal at 9089629973.

IRCS to observe WRCD: Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS), Nagaland state branch would be observing the World Red Cross Day (WRCD) on May 8 at 11 a.m in the conference hall, Red Cross Complex, Kohima under the theme, “less known Red Cross stories”, with DGP Nagaland, L. L.Doungel as chief guest.

All the esteemed members, patrons, vice patrons, life members have been requested to attend the function.

49th A/C Tamlu mandal office to be inaugurated: The 49th A/C Tamlu town mandal office under Longleng district would be inaugurated on May 6 at 11 a.m by Visasolie Thoungu president, Nagaland Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

Longleng District Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has invited all the BJP members from Longleng district and the respective dignitaries.

Induction training for technical services: Administrative Training Institute, Kohima would be conducting the first ever Induction Training Programme for technical services (Engineers & Medical Doctors) from May 4 to 6, with chief secretary as guest of honour. All concerned AHODs and HODs have been requested to attend the inaugural programme. The nominated participants have been directed to report to ATI on May 4 before 9 a.m positively.

RD block Chumukedima VDB meeting: VDB secretaries and village council chairmen under RD block Chumukidema are informed that there would be an important meeting on May 4 at 11 a.m in BDO office, Chumukedima.

DIMAPUR: Lotha region NPGN/NNC (NA) has warned that some individual and renegades have been collecting taxation/ seeking donation/ contribution from business establishment contractor’s /HOD’s and

URF prayer meeting

D ima pur : U n i t e d Re v i va l Fe l l ow s h i p (URF) Dimapur would be conducting prayer meeting on May 6 at 6:30 a.m in the residence of captain Hekiye Chishi, Eralibill Dimapur. badminton championship on All the members have the May 4-5, and to enjoy the been requested to attend indigenous cuisines and avail the prayer meeting and be the free-medical check-up. blessed.

YNP to conduct free medical checkup during badminton cham’ship

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DEATH ANNIVERSARY Dearest Oja, it's been two years since you left us for your heavenly abode. It's hard knowing that you are not with us, but we are comforted that you are watching over us from Heaven.

CNA pays homage to late Isak Chishi Swu

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D a d d y, w e c h e r i s h precious memories of you and find strength in knowing that even though you are gone you still live on in our hearts forever.

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DIMAPUR: Council of Naga Affairs (CNA), Myanmar, president Athong Makury paid homage to late Isak Chishi Swu, exchairman of NSCN (I-M) at his graveyard at Chishilimi village.

Athong Makury laid the wreath on the late chairman’s grave on behalf of the Council of Naga Affairs and the people of Eastern

Nagalim. A small function was also held at Chishilimi village which was attended by elders from Ghathashi town besides leaders from the host village.

Athong Makury in his speech thanked Chishilimi village for producing such a tall leader for the Nagas across the boundary and that the legacy of Asu Isak would live on for ages. He

also encouraged the people of Chishilimi to uphold the legacy and be an example to the Nagas.

Later on, the president CNA also visited Nagaland for Christ payer house at Ghathashi and received prayer from the prayer warriors. CNA president was accompanied by Ngukato K. Tsuipu and Shatilo Kent.

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DIMAPUR: Kiyeto Village Council (KVC) has condemned the alleged murder attempt on April 29 by one Kakuto of Khehoi village, on his in-laws using a gun, which resulted in the injury of his motherin-law.

In a condemnation n o t e, K VC c h a i r m a n Honito Sumi and head GB Benjamin Sema, while vehemently condemning the “vile act”, extended their appreciation to the police personnel for their prompt action in nabbing the accused, with cooperation of the Khehoi village authorities.

KVC urged upon the law enforcement agency to take up the case with extreme regard and award exemplary punishment to the culprit.

Further, KVC notified all to desist from bailing out the accused, saying whoever does so shall be held responsible for any untoward incident that may arise in the future.

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Lotha gazetted officers in the name of NPGN/ NNC(NA) at Lotha region and tarnishing the image of the government.

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for Super Model of the World 2017, Dr. Priyadarshini Borah, a professional doctor, will also be a part of the initiative.

Further, YNP would also open a food-cumtraditional stall at the DDBA Indoor Stadium during the badminton championship.

In this regard, YNP has invited all the young Nagas to come and witness the

All the VDB secretaries and village council have been requested to attend meeting positively.

YTA session-cum-conference: The 22nd session-cum-conference of the Yimchungrü Theological Association (YTA) would be held on May 26 to 28 at Kiussor Village Baptist Church, with Diana, Vito and Prof. Samaren Narzary as resource persons with the theme “Affirming roles in the changing times”.

President Kumrila and vice president YTA, Ningtsa have informed all the members to attend positively.

25th anniversary of NST Sector Chang Union Tuensang: The NST Sector Chang Union Tuensang Town would celebrate its 25th anniversary on May 4 on the theme, “responsibility and role of a good citizen” with TTBL pastor, Rev. H as speaker. All the former office bearers of the union and leaders of the neighboring sectors unions have been invited to the blessed event to share God’s blessing.

SDEO Kiphire informs on PRAN: Subdivisional education officer Kiphire has informed to those teachers/staff who has opened Permanent Retirement Account Number (PRAN) under Nation Pension System (NPS) on or after July 1, 2014 to submit “Self-Certification - FATCA/ CRS Declaration Form” by individuals on or before May 30, 2017.

SAYO consultative meeting: Organising Committee for the silver anniversary celebration of the Southern Angami Youth Organisation (SAYO) has convened a consultative meeting on May 5 at 2 p.m in SAPO Hall, Mohonkhola, Kohima, with the Southern Angami bodies (SAPO, SAWO, SASU, SASA, SABT and SAGOK) and all Southern Angami leaders to collect views and suggestions for the silver anniversary program, slated to be held tentatively between December 7 to 14, 2017. Committee has invited all to attend this meeting and to contribute invaluable views and suggestion for the success of the forthcoming historic 25 years celebration.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, May 3, 2017

Three years have passed since the Lord took him away from us, But in our hearts his memory is fresh.

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(L-R): Advisor Urban Development, SI Jamir addressing. Women presents folk song at the festival.

Commissioner of police, Dimapur Limasunep Jamir speaking at the Moatsü festival. (NP)

DIMAPUR: The 10th Research Advisory Meeting of ICAR-National Research Centre (ICAR-NRC) on Mithun, Medziphema was held on May 2.

At the meeting, ICARNRC on Mithun, director Dr. Abhijit Mitra, presented a brief account of the progress made by the Institute during the last one year.

Dr. Dharmeswar Das, chairman RAC, in his opening remark, appreciated the efforts made by the Institute and emphasised the need of prioritisation of the research areas. He further urged to take up the research projects to delineate the uniqueness of Mithun.

The committee members visited the Mithun Farm at Medziphema and took an account of the farm activi-

Officials of ICAR-NRC at the meeting. ties.

The committee members also lauded the effort of ICAR-NRCM for the implementation of artificial insemination (AI) in the Institute Mithun Farm.

During the last one year, 11 calves were born in the farm through artificial insemination.

The meeting was attended by RAC chairman Dr. Dharmeswar Das, Dr.

R. S. Gandhi, ADG (AP & B), ICAR, New Delhi, Dr. Kusumakar Sharma, former ADG, Dr. K. K. Baruah, ex-director, NRC on Yak, Dr. A. Chakravarty, director research, C. V. Sc, Khanapara, IMC member Jaangsillung Gonmei, IMC member Lachit Kachari and all the scientists of the institutes.

Vote of thanks was delivered by member secretary Dr. Nazrul Haque.

attainment of peace and security in the society.

Citing the book of Ecclesiastes, he was hopeful that though Diphupar had gone through a lot of pain and turmoil from the beginning of the year, it would move forward to discover, accept and appreciate God’s perfect timing as they celebrate Moatsü.

He further appealed the gathering to come together in peace, unity, mutual trust and cooperation so that “we” will be able to take the district forward.

Diphupar village council, chairman Lanutoshi Pongen pointed that Diphupar village comprise of 12 khels with more than hundred houses in each khel, with different community

and tribes living together.

He said that in order to maintain peaceful existence “we” needed to know, learn from each other’s culture and tradition and respect one’s religion.

Pointing out the importance of organizing such programmes, he said that it would help build unity and help the village grow in the days to come.

Further, he appealed for peace coexistence and harmony with each other.

Urban Development, advisor SI Jamir also exhorted the gathering and actively took part in the celebration.

Significance of the festival was shared by N. Tsüknung Jamir.

Various tribal com-

munity, union and organizations also took part in the celebration, expressing traditional relationship.

Various cultural activities were highlighted at the programme in the form of folk dances, folk song, traditional games and play based on folklores which was presented by Ao Kaketshir Telongjem Diphupar.

The festival witnessed hundreds of people gathered at the programme including old, young and adult dressed in their colourful traditional attire.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by ABCD, pastor N. Lipok Jamir and later benediction was proposed

by ABCD, women associatepastor, Alemla Imchen.

MGMHSS pre primary students’ fancy dress competition

CCSU on re-deployment of teachers

DBCK NSS special camp underway at Rüsoma village

WEATHER FORECAST May 3

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Partly sunny with a t-storm

33 24

Aizawl

Partly sunny, a stray t-storm 28 18

Guwahati A thunderstorm in the area

31 19

Partly sunny and beautiful

29 15

Imphal

Itanagar Mostly cloudy

26 18

Shillong

Clouds and sun with a t-storm 22 12

Kohima

A thunderstorm in spots

Dimapur A thunderstorm in the area

25 14 31 19

A thundershower in spots

25 13

Tuensang A thundershower in spots

18 12

Mkg Wokha

A few showers in the morning 23 18

Zunheboto A thundershower in spots

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Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , M AY 2 (NPN): Moatsü, the premier festival of Ao Nagas was celebrated in grand manner by Ao Senso Telongjem Diphupar (ASTD) Tuesday, at Diphupar local ground under the theme “Envisioning today’s cultural values for tomorrow”.

Emphasizing on the importance of Moatsü festivals, Commissioner of Police, Dimapur, Limasunep Jamir (IPS) extended his greetings and asserted that the festival sought to celebrate the highest pursuit of an individual, family and village.

He pointed that the festival also directed for

Children in their fancy dress costumes.

DIMAPUR: MGMHSS organized a dressed in various costumes related to fancy dress competition at the school au- the assigned topics. The children were ditorium on April 29 as part of innovative graded on their costume, presentation learning methods “play way” and “learn and dialogue. The students performed enwith fun” where students were given fairy thusiastically and enjoyed very much. At tale characters and flower as the themes the end of the program Fr. P. S. Varghese, for competitions. principal, gave away the prizes to the winNursery, LKG and UKG students ners of each class.

FPS conducts training course

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Altogether 17 participants were qualified for Certified Painter. As part of training exercise, the youths painted the council hall of United North Block – B, without any cost. Dr. Bendangjungshi, founder director of the FPS encouraged the youth to be self employed and free from Dr Bendangjungshi (in middle front row) with idleness. participants and council members of UNB-B. DIMAPUR: Friends of Poor Society (FPS) conducted 12day basic training course for the unemployed youths of

T U E N S A N G, M AY 2 (NPN): The Confederation of Chang Students Union (CCSU) has appealed the department of school education to invalidate the re- deployment, Order No. DSE/ ESTT/ TSG/188/2016, Dated Kohima,the 06-10-2016, in respect of Nukshisenla G/T (SC) and Bhumvung Phom (GT) (Maths) of GHSS Tuensang, through a letter Dated 2211-16.

According to a press release issued by speaker C. Nokching Somba and general secretary I. Yanchu, stated that, the concern department revealed their lackadaisical attitude by not considering to the entreaty of the students community.

Rather it is learnt that, the department is reaffirming in its previous order. Thus, the confederation asks the concer n department to revoke the said order before May 10, 2017.

Failing which, the department shall be held solely responsible for any untoward situation which may arise.

DIMAPUR: The sevenday NSS special camp of Don Bosco College, Kohima (DBCK) started off at NSS adopted village Rusoma on May 2 in the village panchayat hall.

The state NSS officer, C. Theyo was the chief guest and he unfurled the NSS flag of DBCK to declare the NSS special camp 2017 open.

He spoke on the theme “Swachh Bharat” and elaborated on the importance and objectives of the Swachh Bharat campaign.

He thanked the people of Rusoma for their hospitality towards the campers and for letting the NSS unit of DBCK adopt the village as a training ground for personality development of the NSS volunteers.

He encouraged the students of St. Stephen School, Rusoma who also presented a song during the inaugural ceremony to study hard with dedication and sincerity and to render services to the community at large by becoming NSS volunteers.

This bungalow was constructed by the American missionaries in 1895 for the missionaries and later used as a Hospital from 1955-1976. It has now been restored as Impur Heritage Centre by the Board of Trustee, Impur Christian Hospital and inaugurated on May 2, 2017 by Aolemla additional development commissioner with dedicatory prayer by Rev. Dr. Mar Atsongchanger executive secretary, ABAM in memory of late Dr. James R. Bailey.

NSS unit of DBCK during the special camp.

He also invited the NSS volunteers from DBCK to participate in the NSS special festival to be held in Manipur and Nagaland.

A blood donation camp was organized to mark the inaugural function, conducted in collaboration with the Blood Bank of Naga Hospital.

Dr. V. Khamu, HOD Dept of Pathology and her team consisting of the staff of the Blood Bank of Naga Hospital assisted at the

Blood donation.

From the NSS unit of DBCK, 20 volunteers including the principal of the college donated blood. The 93 BN BSF, Cheedema provided the necessary facilities for the smooth conduct of the blood donation.

NSS volunteers would

do the following activities like cleaning of wells & monuments, clean election campaign, helping at widow’s garden, planting of 1000 tree saplings, visiting the aged parents and kids outing. DBCK has visited the NSS adopted village for the second consecutive year.

Dimapur from April 18 to May 1, 2017. The event was organized in collaboration with Asian Paints and Tata

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I M P H A L , M ay 2 : Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh Tuesday evening assured enhanced security for oil tankers and transporters for the safety of drivers and handymen.

During a meeting with the agitating All Manipur Pe t r o l e u m P r o d u c t s Drivers’ Association and All Manipur Petroleum Products Transporters’ Association, the chief minister appealed the two associations to call off their steering-down stir while assuring enhanced security.

He said that a dedicated 24X7 hotline number (0385-2450214) will be opened at DGP’s office from tomorrow to attend the calls of transporters and drivers of oil tankers, LPG bullet tankers and trucks operating service on the national highways in case of any emergency.

Another hotline mobile number having Whatsapp facility will

also be activated soon, he assured.

Biren further informed the drivers that the state government would open life insurance accounts for the drivers and handymen of inflammable trucks carrying petroleum products, for which the annual premium would be bor ne by the state government.

Moreover, the state government would also provide ex-gratia and job to the next of kin of the drivers and handymen, who lost life due to militant or anti-social element attack in the line of duty, he added.

On the other hand, petrol filling stations in Imphal city and its outskirt witnessed a mad r ush on Tuesday fearing fuel scarcity after oil tanker drivers under the banner of All Manipur Petroleum P r o d u c t s a n d D r ive r Association (AMPPDA) resorted to cease work strike after attack on an oil tanker convoy at

TSUNGIKI EKHUNG

occupation, while at least 7 to 8 lakh native families do not have an inch of land. Ninety per cent of the native people do not have myadi patta (permanent land settlement), they have either eksonia patta (annual land settlement) or are occupying government land,” said Brahma.

The committee also found that many natives of Tinsukia, Dibrugarh and Majuli districts, whose forefathers lost their land in the earthquake of 1950, own neither land nor documents. The committee has also been mandated to review the British-era Assam Land and Revenue Regulation Act, 1886 and suggest measures for its modification.

Sonowal, while deciding to set up the committee, had said the government was taking steps to formulate a new land policy because “without land there can be no existence of the Assamese race and it is the government’s fundamental duty to protect the land of the original dwellers of the state and no compromise would be made in this regard”.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND

Dt, Wokha the 25th April 2017

NOTICE

No. Judl-47/2015-16/ / Whereas, Shri. R. James Muzhui, son of Late. Shri. Rabomo Muzhui, a resident of Bhandari Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable hi to draw GIS and GPF in favour of his deceased father Late Shri.

Rabomo Muzhui who expired on 29/12/2016.

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

K. Thavaseelan, (IAS) Addl. Deputy Commissioner DC-910 Wokha : Nagaland Dated: 01-05-2017

DECLARATION/CORRECTION OF NAME

I, Shri. Kipitong Sangtam S/O Shri. Litsazi resident of Longya Ward under Kiphire District do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That my actual name is Kipitong Sangtam whereas due to clerical error my name was wrongly entered as L. Kipitong, Kipitong L. Sangtam and L. Kipitong Sangtam in my Aadhar Card, SBI Bank Account and Pan Card respectively.

3. That the name Kipitong Sangtam, L. Kipitong, Kipitong L. Sangtam and L. Kipitong Sangtam are same and one person.

4. That, form now onwards, I shall be known only by my correct name as Shri.

Kipitong Sangtam.

5. That the statement made above by me is correct and true and nothing has been concealed therein, I hereby inscribe my signature below today.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this day the 01/05 of May 2017 at Kiphire.

1st Class Magistrate, Kiphire, Nagaland DP-4122

AGREEMENT We the undersigned on this day the Seventeen September 2016 made on agreement for the following reason at Dimapur.

1. Shri. Isiiunghe retired Hindi Teacher at Eden Hr. Secondary School Dimapur sold his land alongwith building at Lungki Village Karbi Anglong, Assam to Phetsumakhel of Mezoma Village on 18/09/2007 at sum of Rs. 5,10,000 (Five lakhs ten thousand) only. Again Shri, Isiiungbe sold it to some other unknown person without the consent of Phetsuma Khel of Mezoma Village in the year 2013.

2. For the reason as mentioned above Shri, Isiiungbe will payback the above mentioned amount Rs. 5,10,000 ( Five lakhs ten thousand) only to Phetsuma Khel of Mezoma Village from his five months salary with effect from 1/04/2016 to 31/08/2016 deducted at SDEO Dimapur. And also from his retirement benefit leave encashment money from the Directorate of School Education Nagaland Kohima.

For the reason as noted above both party Phetsuma Khel of Mezoma Village and Shri. Isiiungbe retired Hindi Teacher are bound to follow the agreement without fail.

Shri, Iram Zeliang Kelevikho Kehie Thepfiivise Sirie S/o Isiiungbe Zeliang President, Ex. President, MPMK MPMK K-1214

AFFIDAVIT

Regd. No. 123/2017

I, Shri. Vekusa Lohe, son of Late Pukronyi Lohe, resident of Chozuba Town, District Phek, Nagaland do hereby state on solemn affirmation: 1. That in my passport bearing No. F3211630, my name has been entered/record as Vekuosa inadvertently and without my sure name “Lohe” 2. That my usual and correct official name is Vekusa Lohe and the same is entered/recorded in all my other important official documents.

3. That the names Vekusa Lohe and Vekusa refers to one and same person ie. Myself and I affirm that my real and correct official name shall be Vekusa Lohe and the same shall be used for all purpose and intents.

I do hereby verify that the contents of this affidavit are true and nothing false have been stated or concealed and verified and affirmed this affidavit on this 2nd day of May, 2017 at Kohima.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER LONGLENG : NAGALAND No. LLG/JUD/SUC/2009-10/23

Dated LLG the 26-4-2017

OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas, Smti Olen Phom of Kangching Village/Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/ withdraw the debts & secrities in respect of Late Shri Pursowa, who expired on 28/08/2016.

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

(Y. Denngan Avennoho Phom), NCS Deputy Commissioner Longleng : Nagaland.

DP-4072

Regd. No. 120/2017

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 1/5/17

I, Smti. Pichano Humtsopvui, D/o Sri Akho Humtsoe, resident of H/No. 57, H-Khel, 4th Mile, Diphupar Village, Dimapur : Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to the Scheduled Tribe by birth.

2. That in my SBI bearing Account No. 30985909374 my name has been recorded as Pichano Yanthan.

3. That the names Pichano Humtsopvui and Pichano Yanthan are same and one person.

4. That this affidavit is sworn solely for the purpose of stating that my name Pichano Humtsopvui and Pichano Yanthan are referred to one and the same person and that my name Pichano Humtsopvui may stand as corrected.

5. That the statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing contained is false.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on this the 1st of May, 2017.

Notary Public DP-4089

CONDEMNATION

Dimapur Longkong Senso Telongjem (DLST) and Longkong Senso Mungdang (LSM) strongly condemn the unfortunate accident between Chumukedima Police Gate and Patkai bridge on April 30, 2017 where our three bonafide citizens were tragically killed when a vehicle rammed into them and fled from the scene.

DLST & LSM further appeal the law enforcement agency to book the culprit and award befitting punishment to the offender as per the law at the earliest.

TARENNUNGSANG President Dimapur Longkong Senso Telongjem

Tripura CM slams BJP for using money and muscle power

Agartala, May 2 (Agencies): Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar lashed out at the BJP for resorting to money a n d mu s c l e p owe r t o win elections in UP and Uttarakhand.

“A party that secured only 31 percent of votes formed governments in UP and Uttarakhand and is now perpetrating atrocities on people; the poll outcomes in Manipur and Goa showed the weaknesses of Congress in the arena of real politics but this cannot go on forever,” said Sarkar while addressing a gathering in Agartala.

The Chief Minister further added that BJP is dreaming to come to power in Tripura but that dream would never come to true, “The same political party has imported spears and javelins in Tripura in a provocative manner to terrorize people but they can never succeed.”

“In the past three years the people of the country have realized who their real class enemy and class fried are and accordingly will throw out the antipeople government in the next lok sabha elections,” he claimed.

NFRWWO felicitates outstanding railway employees D imapu r , M ay 2 (NPN): On the occasion of International Labour Day, the Northeast Frontier Railway Women’s Welfare Organization (NFRWWO) felicitated twenty six Group D railway employees from all divisions for rendering outstanding service for the organization. The felicitated employees were all field level workers who rendered outstanding performances despite of odds to ensure safe and smooth movement

of trains.

The felicitation was done by Sunita Singh, president NFRWWO. In her address, she underscored the important role of all field level employees whose dedicated service was behind the successful performance of the railways which touched everyone’s lives.

She also congratulated the award winning employees and urged them to continue their good work for the organization.

Members of Balijan Youth Club with students of Karagaon LP School, Karbi Anglong on Monday. The club under its corporate social responsibility distributed stationery items and gifts to the school children.

PUBLIC NOTICE

This is to inform the general public that the land located at Lerie Kohima bounded by approach road on the north and the south, Dr. Nolesel Zhotso’s plot on the east and Mr. Lhouvituo Keretsii’s plot on the west belongs to me. Anyone who deals with this property in any manner shall be doing so at his/her own risk.

OFFICE OF THE

CHAIRMAN NAGALAND RURAL BANK Head Office, Kohima AMK Shopping Complex, 2nd Floor Near Congress Bhawan, D Block, Kohima-797001

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The Chukitong Tsungiki Ekhung congratulates Dr. Chanchibemo Shitiri, S/o. Pvukhomo Shitiri for his successful completion and being awarded a degree of Ph.D from North Eastern Hill University (NEHU) under the department of Geography on the thesis “Prospects of Cultural Tourism in Nagaland”.

His amazing perseverance as well as his dedication has at last paid off!

The Ekhung wishes him almighty God’s favour as he climbs the ladder of success and brings laurels to the community.

Reg. No: 2599 02AA 291517

GUWAHATI, May 2 (Agencies): A statesponsored committee on protection of land rights of indigenous people, headed by former chief election commissioner Hari Shankar Brahma, has estimated that 90% of the natives of Assam do not possess permanent land ‘patta’ (legal document for land ownership), while at least 8 lakh native families are landless.

According to an additional deputy commissioner of Nagaon district, about 70% of the land is owned by nonnatives there, which is perhaps the only district where non-indigenous people possess such a share of land, Brahma said on Sunday. The committee, formed in February as per CM Sarbananda Sonowal’s instructions, is expected to submit its recommendations on how to protect the land rights of the indigenous people to the government in June.

“In all of Assam, 63 lakh bigha (1 bigha= 14,400 sq ft) of government land, including forest land, grazing ground and others, are under illegal

It has come to our notice that some unscrupulous entity(s) have submitted Bank Guarantee Bond purportedly issued by Nagaland Rural Bank towards bid money/Earnest Money to get work order from various Government Departments/ PSUs. We hereby request all concerned not to act upon such Bank Guarantees since we have not issued any Bank Guarantee Bond as per our accounting records.

FELICITATES

Eyingbemo Ngullie Gen. Secretary, CTE

90% of Assam natives don’t have land-ownership papers

NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE

T. Zuchobemo Ngullie Chairman, CTE

Kangpokpi on April 30 morning.

The cease work strike hit the normal distribution of diesel and petrol to the retailers from the gover nment oil depot, forcing oil pumps to close down. Only few oil pumps opened on Tuesday and heavy rush was witnessed at these stations with motorists thronging the stations to fill their vehicles.

Meanwhile, People’s War Group has claimed responsibility behind the April 30 attack on oil tankers at Kangpokpi. A statement of the outfit dispatched to the local media today said that Sunday’s attack was the second phase of its campaign against the officials of the Imphal division of IOC. The outfit fur ther claimed that its cadres had also recently deposited a hand grenade at the residence of Divisional Retail Manager of IOC, Sinam Ibungotombi Singh at Wangkhei Ayangpali in Imphal East district.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, may 3, 2017

LANUMEREN President Longkong Senso Mungdang DP-4086

MERANGKONG SENSO TELONGJEM, TULI P.O. TULI, PIN - 798618 Dist. Mokokchung, Nagaland

OFFICE OF THE

FELICITATES

With great pride the Merangkong Senso Union Tuli takes immense pleasure to felicitate and give our heartiest congratulations to Mr. L. Repa Imsong, S/o Lt. Rev. Longsa on being promoted to the post of Headmaster under the establishment of Education Department, Government of Nagaland.

The Merangkong Senso Telongjem Tuli wishes him success in his future endeavours.

(Jamisua) President MSUT

(I. Moa Yaden) General Secretary MSUT

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE

NO.REV-12/2000-D/832-33

Dt. Dimapur the 2/05/2016

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti. Thejao Angami resident of Dimapur has reported that he/she had lost his/her Jamabandi/ patta bearing Patta No. 429, Dag No. 416/833 at Block No/Village 06 area 00-01-13, which was lost or destroyed.

The undersigned hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land or any should be submitted to this Court in written on or before 02.06.17.

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Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

BEFORE NOTARY PUBLIC/OATH COMMISSIONER NAGALAND Regd. No. 363/17 DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Dt. : 2/5/17

AFFIDAVIT

I, Shri. L.Chumlise Sangtam, S/o Late Lipito Sangtam permanent resident of Thangthure Village, Kiphire District and the present resident of H/No. 233 at Kuda Village "B" Khel Dimapur District, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That, my name was mistakenly written as L. Chenlise Sangtam in my appointment order, L. Chimlise in my GPF statement, and L. Chemlise Sangtam in my Bank Account and my LPG Gas and also in some of my other documents and papers.

2. That the names L. Chumlise Sangtam, L. Chenlise Sangtam, L. Chimlise, L. Chimlise Sangtam and L.Chemlise Sangtam are one and the same person of my name, but my correct name is L. Chumlise Sangtam.

3. That the contents of this Declaration are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing is concealed thereof.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declared before me by the deponent.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4101 Regd. No. 970/2017

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 02/05/2017

I, Mr. Avika Swu, S/o Late Lukhuvi Swu, Resident of H. No. 32, Kiyeto Village, near Village Ground, Dhansiripar, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That, my full correct & official name is "Avika Swu", which is entered and recorded in my official documents & records including Aadhaar Card bearing No. 533511904565.

3. That, due to inadvertence my name is entered and recorded as "Avika Chishi" in my bank account of SBI-Diphupar Branch Vide No. 20159398920.

4. That, the names, "Avika Swu" and "Avika Chishi" refers to the name of one and the same person, i.e, my name only.

5. That, I have sworn this affidavit to declare my correct name as "Avika Swu" and I shall use the same in all my future correspondence and records and further to rectify the same in my aforesaid bank account.

6. That, the statements made above from para 1 to 5 of this affidavit is made by me which is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and nothing is concealed therein.

And I have signed this affidavit on this 02nd day of May '2017 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-4096

Regd: No.415/17

AFFIDAVIT CHANGE OF NAME

(VILZO TASE)

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SCHOOL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

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Biren assures intensified security measures on NH

northeast

Date:26/4/17

I, Shri NEISEVOTUO BELHO, S/o Late NEIVIZOLIE BELHO aged about 52 years, presently residing at Peraciezie colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the aforementioned address.

2. That my full and correct official name is NEISEVOTUO BELHO. 3. That before i was term/called as JOY KUMAR, but from now on I will be called/term as NEISEVOTUO BELHO. 4. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence and it shall be kept in records for my future rectification/correction if any complication that may arise with regard to the entry of my name in all official documents and records.

5. That this affidavit is signed and sworn before the competent authority declaring that my correct official name is NEISEVOTUO BELHO, henceforth it shall be used for all my official records, future reference and correspondence.

That the statements made in para 1 to 5 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein.

And sign this affidavit on this day the 26th of April 2017 at Kohima, Nagaland.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The SMC and the staff of GMS Logwesunyu Village would like to extend our profound gratitude to Mr. David Khing, Co-ordinator EBRC Tseminyu and his team for visiting our school on 28th April 2017 and distributing blanket, geometry box and chalks to students and teachers.

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IN THE COURT OF DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR, NAGALAND NOTICE NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Kiukhamba Sangtam has filed by Smti. Tohili relation-wife/children R/o H/No. 54 Toshezu Village, Dhansiripar, Dimapur, Nagaland to draw his :1. PPO No. NL/V/13419 Who expired on ...............

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

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 2nd day of May 2017.

(G.H. Ramlia) Principal District & Sessions Judge, Dimapur : Nagaland DP-4113

Regd No. 168/17 Date : 29/4/2017 AFFIDAVIT I, Smti. EMILO TSOPOE, D/o Shri. Renchamo a permanent resident of Tsopo Village, Wokha, Nagaland do hereby declare and affirm as under.

1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and residing at the above mentioned address.

2. That in my bank account name has been entered as EMILO TSOPOE, whereas in my Aadhaar Card bearing No. 391192813143 my name has been inadvertently entered as EZANYIMI but both the name are of the same and one person.

3. That my actual and correct name is EZANYIMI as recorded in my Aadhaar Card, hence it shall be used in all my future undertakings and records.

4. That this affidavit is made absolute where in nothing has been concealed to mislead any institution/authority whatsoever.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this day of 29th April 2017.

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AFFIDAVIT

Through this affidavit vide Registration Number 1000/2015 dt. 07.04.2015 I, BENDANGTOSHI SANGTAM hereby declare that the name BENDANGTOSHI SANGTAM and BENDANG SANGTAM are one and of the same person.

And that wherever the name BENDANGTOSHI SANGTAM appears it should be read and construe as BENDANG SANGTAM for all official purposes.

Sd/DEPONENT DP-4094 DECLARATION (Correction of name)

Regd. 514/01/05/2017 I, Shri. Ram Chandra Prasad Shrestha, son of Shri. Jagat Bahadur Shrestha, resident of Lerie Chazou Colony, District- Kohima, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of india.

2. That I am presently serving as constable, S.P. Office, Kohima, Nagaland.

3. That this affidavit is made to declare that in my Service Book and records my name has been entered and recorded as Ram Chandra Prasad.

4. That in my Aadhaar Card bearing no. 840848472933 my name has been entered and recorded as Ram Chandra Prasad Pradhan.

5. That in my Nepal Citizenship records my name has been entered and recorded as Ram Chandra Prasad Shrestha.

6. That the above mentioned name Ram Chandra Prasad Pradhan and Ram Chandra Prasad Shrestha it refers to one and the same person i.e. me and it indistinguishable and synonymous.

7. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence for any ratification/ clarification if any complications that may arise with regard to the correction/change of my name.

8. That this affidavit is signed and sworn before the competent authority declaring that my correct official name is ‘Ram Chandra Prasad Shrestha’ and herein it shall be used for all my official records, future reference and future correspondence.

That the above statements made in Para 1-6 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing materials has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the Competent Authority on 01st May, 2017 at Kohima.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above named on this day 28th April, 2017. Magistrate/Notary Public.

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Wreaths laid on martyred jawans

Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju laying a wreath at the coffin of BSF Head Constable Prem Sagar after it was brought at Palam Airport in New Delhi.

TARN TARAN/NEW DELHI, MAY 2 (AGENCIES): The mortal remains of Naib Subedar Paramjeet Singh, who was killed in Poonch sector of Jammu and Kashmir, were consigned to flames with full military honours at his native Vainpoin village on Tuesday.

The 42-year-old soldier, who belonged to the army’s 22 Sikh Infantry, was beheaded yesterday by Pakistani troops, who similarly mutilated the body of Head Constable Prem

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Sagar of the BSF’s 200th Battalion.

“The nation is with the families of the soldiers who lost their lives in ceasefire violation by the Pakistan army,” said minister of state for home Kiren Rijiju while paying tribute to the two martyred soldiers.

He was speaking to reporters after attending Sagar’s wreath laying ceremony at Delhi airport. His body is being taken to his village in Uttar Pradesh.

A large number of mourners from Paramjeet’s

village and surronding areas, besides his family and friends, paid their last respects to him in Punjab.

Senior army officers and those from the civil administration were also present as buglers sounded the ‘Last Post’ and the slain soldier was accorded a gun salute.

His body was wrapped in the tricolour and brought for cremation in a bedecked vehicle.

The last rites were held up for a few moments as his relatives remained adamant that they be shown the body. They went ahead with the ceremony after persuasion by civil and army officials.

A Pakistani special forces team had yesterday sneaked 250 metres across the Line of Control (LoC) into the Poonch sector and beheaded the two Indian security personnel.

Singh is survived by his aged parents Udham Singh and Gurinder Kaur, wife Paramjit Kaur and three minor children - daughters Simardeep Kaur and Khushdeep Kaur, and son Sahildeep Singh, who are aged between 11 and 14.

Shocked by the demise of the soldier, who was to arrive at his village a week later on holiday, his family and friends has demanded a befitting reply be given to to Pakistan

Aadhaar needed to curb use of fake PAN cards

New Delhi, MAY 2 (AGENCIES): The Union government on Tuesday defended in the Supreme Court its decision to make Aadhaar mandatory for issuing a PAN card, saying it was done to curb the use of fake PAN cards across the country.

Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi told a Bench comprising Justices A.K. Sikri and Ashok Bhushan that the programme of PAN had become suspect as it could be faked, while Aadhaar is a “secure and robust” system by which the identity of an individual cannot be faked.

Dated Kohima the 2nd May 2017

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The CBI has filed two FIRs against him for alleged wilful default of loans, while the ED has registered a money laundering case and attached assets worth over Rs. 9,600 crore.

The agencies moved a formal request for Mallya’s extradition on February 8, after the CBI on January 24 filed a charge sheet against him and his now-defunct company Kingfisher Airlines in connection with a Rs. 900-crore IDBI Bank loan default.

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on bail as per rule, after preliminary hearing.

The court fixed the next date of hearing on May 17, extending an opportunity to the prosecution wing to prima facie prove his involvement in the cases against him in India, as per the Extradition Act (2003) provisions. Accordingly, the four-member team led

by CBI Additional Director Rakesh Asthana, has reached London to brief the U.K. prosecution officials about details of the cases.

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weapon’s unmatched lethality of hitting the centre of a designated target with “bull’s eye” precision, a senior army officer said here.

He said the supersonic cruise missile successfully hit the land-based target with desired precision in a “top attack configuration”, meeting all flight parameters in a copybook manner.

The test firing involved high level and complex manoeuvering by the missile, said the official.

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The land-to-land configuration of Brahmos missile was launched from a mobile autonomous launcher (MAL).

The test firing of the block-III version of the missile demonstrated the

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 146 Dimapur, Wednesday, May 3, 2017

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ny culture that can survive the vicissitudes of challenging times shows it has succeeded in strengthening its basic foundation of character and evolution of ideas and come out on top. Even as celebrations of tribal festivals will dot the annual calendar in the state, there is no getting away from the factual perception that various tribes do tend to throw up more of sound and sight.

Today, if there are views that society is fragmented along tribe or political or other lines; it is because the core of embracing changes through the intrinsic character has almost disappeared. The bitter truth of life is that people cannot change the practice but what they can is to re-cultivate a new culture.

The new culture demands that the core traditional character of being fearless for what is fair and right, stand up for peace and justice. Peace cannot be achieved by mere prayer or demands but only through a simple act of forgiveness without condition. This is a self healing process that prevents the spread of the cancer to others. There is too much greed where wealth has blinded people, pride and ego has numbed their senses and where money and not God is the focus of love. While culture reflects the core values of any community, it is unfortunate that it is being used as a weapon to prevent the need for all-round development. Under the name of culture and other traditions, today it is a stumbling block along the path of all round progress. It is also unfair and incorrect to blame all the current ills on western culture. People should not blame the devil for crimes they commit and so should not blame western culture for choosing to be wayward. If people ape what is bad and reject what is good, then they ought to examine themselves more closely. Reams can be written on this subject but the point that needs to be pondered is to understand where things have gone wrong and how to correct the total drift. The popular desire among people of any society, is for development.

Naga traditional values had propelled a primitive race into modernity because the first generation literates were genuine in their quest. They knew their limitations and worked on improvement. Contemporary society in Nagaland faces several dilemmas that stem from the conceptual philosophy of religion and renaissance of political and cultural ideology. Of all, the absence of work culture and professionalism can be blamed on the promotion of political patronage (PPP) which has legitimized the spoon feeding syndrome. Every notion and concept has to be developed and sustained over the decades or even centuries but unfortunately for the Naga people the concept of development continues to be barraged by the negative aspects of their politics. People of every race or nation throughout the world are proud of their unique identity or history and the pride is sustained by a sense of responsibility to build a strong foundation for sustenance. Perhaps there is need to accept the need to talk about development and progress through the prism of culture. Even as there are celebrations of festivals, may wisdom also dawn upon people that they have a past which attest the greatest values on truth and honest work.

DailyDevotion The Patience To Wait for the Vision Though it tarries, wait for it… —Habakkuk 2:3 Patience is not the same as indifference; patience conveys the idea of someone who is tremendously strong and able to withstand all assaults. Having the vision of God is the source of patience because it gives us God’s true and proper inspiration. Moses endured, not because of his devotion to his principles of what was right, nor because of his sense of duty to God, but because he had a vision of God. “…he endured as seeing Him who is invisible” (Hebrews 11:27). A person who has the vision of God is not devoted to a cause or to any particular issue— he is devoted to God Himself. You always know when the vision is of God because of the inspiration that comes with it. Things come to you with greatness and add vitality to your life because everything is energized

by God. He may give you a time spiritually, with no word from Himself at all, just as His Son experienced during His time of temptation in the wilderness. When God does that, simply endure, and the power to endure will be there because you see God. “Though it tarries, wait for it….” The proof that we have the vision is that we are reaching out for more than we have already grasped. It is a bad thing to be satisfied spiritually. The psalmist said, “What shall I render to the Lord…? I will take up the cup of salvation…”

(Psalm 116:12-13). We are apt to look for satisfaction within ourselves and say, “Now I’ve got it! Now I am completely sanctified. Now I can endure.” Instantly we are on the road to ruin. Our reach must exceed our grasp. Paul said, “Not that I have already attained, or am already perfected; but I press on…” (Philippians 3:12). If we have only what we have experienced, we have nothing. But if we have the inspiration of the vision of God, we have more than we can experience. Beware of the danger of spiritual relaxation.

Quotes We aim above the mark to hit the mark. ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, May 3, 2017

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Let us refrain ourselves from any An opinion for political parties that affect our faith cottage industry P B usiness is about meeting the needs of a customer by using resources to make goods and services that they will buy.

To start up any kind of business certain resources are needed, this involves: 1) Land- the location to operate the business from 2) Labour-human efforts to produce goods or provide services 3) Capital-equipment and machinery 4) Enterprise-risk taking and decision making by an entrepreneur To make the business successful, there are certain roles and characteristics that a successful entrepreneur follows. These are; 1) Committed; setting up a new business is not for lazy people 2) Quality leaders: employees need to be well motivated for example, to attract new customers 3) Innovative: many successful new business offer “something different and low price.”

4) Multi-skilled: there are many different jobs to do in a new business.

5)Self confident: believing in their own business ideas and abilities.

the Christians who worship the “Uncaused Cause” (the Uncreated Creator) and the “Unmoved Mover” who is identical with the God of the Bible. Without observance of any one of these three days (Christmas, Good Friday, & Easter Sunday), the others become disconnected. Out of 365/366 days in a year, Christians observe only three days in a year which are inevitable. In a secular country such as India, we are to respect each other’s faith if we are to live in harmony. It is possible when every citizen of India respects the constitution of India and abides by it. The constitution of India beautifully states the right to freedom of religion which is guaranteed under Articles 15 & 25.

While the sentiments of the Christians in India are being hurt by the unacceptable attitude of the present BJP led-government towards the Christians, the news article titled, “Dr. S.C. Jamir is RSS candidate for Vice President, says top Pracharak,” that appeared in the Nagaland Post on April 18, 2017 (P. 1), disturbs the hearts and the minds of many Christians in Nagaland.

According to the editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica, “The RSS presents itself as a cultural, not a political organization, that nevertheless advocates a Hindu nationalistic agenda under the

banner of hindutva, or “Hinduness” If BJP is to promote RSS in our land in the name of development, let us prayerfully and seriously think before we are misled by money and opportunities offered by the BJP led-government, because BJP is the political wing of RSS. Money looks beautiful and powerful; status and position look attractive and admirable.

But they are temporal. While enjoying the beauty and power of money, status and position, let us not forsake the Creator who provides eternal life. And also let us not put up our people to such sacrifice for one’s personal temporal wants. In other words, if there are any political parties that go against the Creator, let us refrain from such parties. If “politics” is instituted by God for the welfare of His people, let us look to Him for all our political affairs and not to any political parties that displease Him- the Creator. If not we will be like Judas Iscariot who betrayed his Master for a small amount of money and ended his life in a horrific manner! God does not want us to be like Judas Iscariot.

Let us remember what our God wants us to be. Let us listen to Him. Let us obey God rather than human authorities when human authorities go against God. God bless India!

Rev. J. Thungjamo Lotha

Democracy to mockcracy in Nagaland

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emocracy is claimed to be one of the best strategy against corruption and other evil practices against the will of an individual. Though a widely accepted definition of Democracy is not available, it is often seen as the system of governance that provides for greater participation of the citizens in the processes of the elected government, ensured by constitutional rights and freedoms inclusive of speech and expression with the paramount expression in the form of adult franchise guaranteeing the right to vote.

These declarations extol the virtues of democracy, even if they are defied in actions. Democracy in our state of Nagaland is like the beautiful portrait hanging on the walls of a long corridor of proud history of self-determination and affirmation, but hardly ever notices by people passing by; the allure neglected and lost. Isn’t the spirit of democracy threatened in Nagaland? We need not

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6) Risk takers: new ideas are often more successful than copying others. * Enterpreneur is someone who takes the financial risk of starting and managing a new business venture So, the main point is, there was a certain Bank in the past , directing some of the Entrepreneur where and which district they should open their cottage Industry if they are getting loan and subsidy through organisation for e.g.like PMEGP .

Take for an example , an Entrepreneur from Meluri wants to set up a Candle Industry as most homes at the villages lack regular supply of electricity. But the Banks seeing that a place like Meluri is not convenient for them , tries to entice an entrepreneur from Meluri to set up their business either in Kohima or Dimapur. Banks should not forget that encouraging the upcoming entrepreneur to set up their business at the right location should be their top priority .By doing this They are not only helping an entrepreneur but indirectly helping the people in the villages and also people with modest income.

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olitics, when looked at from the Christian perspective, is a gift of God. It is a gift of God because it was instituted

by Him for the welfare of His people, the people who are created by Him (Gen. 1: 26 & 27).

But when misused it becomes evil. Its impact is greater when political systems, created by people for themselves for their own benefit, go against God- the Creator. Therefore the Bible emphatically exhorts us saying, “Do not love the world or the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him” (1 John 2: 15). This verse talks about the system created by man for themselves which is against God. One may ask the question, why has the present BJP ledgovernment declared Dec. 25 as “Good Governance Day”? And again “Digital India Day” on “Good Friday”? The initiative undertaken by the center to observe such days are good in themselves. But out of the 365/366 days why is there an utmost necessity for it to be observed only on the days highlighted above? We have enough of days in a year, so why on “Christmas Day”, a great day observed by the Christians all over the world, and again on “Good Friday”.

“Good Friday” as we know is yet another very significant day for

cite examples of the similar shame elsewhere in the country. Let’s reflect about our own state and challenge the vested interests behind the status-quo and challenge the idea of free, fair and informed election processes followed here.

I do not need to mention my particular local ward, or the assembly constituency; I have witnessed all the possible unfair and corrupt practices of election in the forms of bribery, muscle-power, voterigging, bogus-voting etc. which is the same across the state. Some of these unfair and evil practices that are hallmark of our democracy challenges various moral, economic and social obligations 1. The drive to win Employing money as well as muscle power to win elections at any cost, cuts a deep wound in our democracy. In a state which runs a deficit-budget with a blanket ban on alcohol, lakhs are spent to lure voters with bribes, alcohol and even drugs. The society

at large has become slaves to these temporary gains received from the politicians, and ignores the greater malaise that plagues us in the field of public services and infrastructure.

Those who refuse to be bribed, are threatened with life or damage of property until they current their vote to the party. In such circumstances, where is the individual’s right to vote according to their own choice?

The irony and the worst part is the young who are either leading or part of such groups with malicious behaviour are mostly the so called ‘educated’ , graduates and what not degree holders.

2. Politicians’ return on investments After the elections are over, the elected representatives are more concerned about recovering the expenses of his election campaign sidelining their promises to work for the welfare and development of the people and the society. The budgetary allocation for various

schemes and projects are pocketed by these leaders to recover their investments to win the election. This has resulted into the sorry state-of-affairs of various departments that should have led the way to better Human Development Index in Nagaland. The state budget shows overexpenditure for various projects even though we hardly see tangible evidence with regard to our roads, public hospitals or electricity, among other essential services. Some of the money is perhaps even saved for the next election campaign. While we constantly speak of the corruption of various politicians on social media, seldom do we ask who votes for them and why?

3. Clan and village politics Another ravishing factor that takes away an individual’s Freedom of Choice and Right to Vote. The self-exonerating traditional bodies comprising elders of clan or village at times compel the voter to cast their vote for a particular

candidate. An individual’s ‘spirit of democracy’ shall never be overwritten by our chauvinist attitudes. While some may be too timid to decide for themselves, those who wish to make a more informed choice after checking the candidate’s credibility and accountability should not be deterred from exercising their right.

We should be gratified to have a good leader from our village rather than be content with a selfish or corrupt person representing us. We should be able to separate jingoism from our patriotism while electing leaders. It’s a collective societal shame when we overlook lack of credibility and weaknesses by using forced means or various ‘ism’ to justify our actions.

4. Covetousness:It will never be a hyperbole to say that some few people give huge amount of money to the candidates and later are endowed by the Elected Representatives with counterfeit projects for infrastructure or whatsoever development. On the other hand, during the

Dimapur- A trendsetter

s years pass by trends, culture, lifestyle and the people around us change, such a change has been observed in the small yet quickly developing district of Dimapur.

Beautiful as it is, Dimapur has proved its existence by marking its place as the commercial hub of Nagaland. With the growth of the latest fashion trends supported by the opening up of places such as West Side, Van Heusen, and Indian Terrain to the most profiting industries which includes KFC, Domino’s etc, Dimapur is growing at an unstoppable velocity.

This development is evident in the various spheres of the Naga society which includes the youth who strive for excellence. Young artists including Stand- Up comedians like the well known Hopong Naga, display their talent on local platforms as well as social media. These talented artists are in a way endorsing their own homeland onto a higher level which in turn results in the progress of the state itself. With the increasing likes and views on sites like Facebook, In-

stagram and the global forum- YouTube, the youths of Nagaland especially Dimapur are encouraged to put more effort in creating an identity of their own, another essential quality that adds up to the undeniable progress of Dimapur is the acceptance of globalisation and westernisation, the talent that is discovered, the new lifestyle or the different type of culture/ cults that are witnessed is not disregarded by the public.

They accept new things and most importantly the people are open to change, it is also known that not everyone is provided with acceptance and equality but as modernism hits- these matters go through diverse stages of positive change.

Dimapur has stood as the epitome of modernity and globalisation in Nagaland, sending out and receiving in of talents and progressive issues has been recorded to be the highest in Dimapur comparing to the other 10 districts. There is a circulation of resources which enables the perfect growth of the district, this give and take procedure makes everything accessible for the public and creates its

impact drastically. The trendsetting wave of wearing bandage dresses, contoured make up, graffiti art, beat boxing has been on the rise lately and it has also received tremendous feedback of positivity which helps in promoting the interest of youth again. The achievement of these young citizens of Dimapur does not end only in the field of lights, sparkle and action but it rather dives into Entrepreneurship. Upcoming business professionals are paving their way through economic status and have raised the bar of the commerce strata in the society, with the introduction of beautiful and bursting tastes, cafes such as Café Bae, Café Gossip, boutiques and fashion retails store like Truly Bangkok, Connect Studio, have shown that they are capable of syncing talent with industry and economics.

The change and growth that has been portrayed is heart throbbing, overwhelming and delaying as well, as man has a thirst of modernity and development and requires change at an impulsive rate but change comes only from within. The change or difference of perception is possible

only if the individual possesses a quality of acceptance and respect to every field of art, literature and business irrespective of any distinctions and barriers. It is also necessary that the essence of creativity and openness to experience should be present in order to complete this cycle of promoting oneself as well as the native soil.

The youth are the main torch bearers for this society, building up an empire that is to serve its own home land and also to fulfil their own desires and needs.

Dimapur as a whole stands as an example for the other districts and states that are yet to take the steps of modernity and revolution but though Dimapur has to get through many more milestones in its journey towards a better future it has indeed shown great escalation towards its goal by achieving and giving back to the society.

It has created itself from a remote district to an ever growing commercial centre and that growth has maintained its graph at a constant rate which incorporates with the welfare of the society.

Marina Jose, DC Court, Dimapur

election campaign some people take money from the candidates with a promise to lure more voters. Not a surprise to see some people with no regular jobs or a legal business establishment living a luxurious life.

The result is, the common people suffer under their expensive nose.

Democratic responsibility and Christian principles:Don’t you think Democracy in Nagaland is threatened? And who is responsible? Shall keep on with the Blame Game Policy and never change ourselves for a better, clean and fair election? If we say all politicians are corrupt & selfish, then don’t we realize that we’re the ones who elected them and that we are equally corrupted?

To abrogate all these corrupt practices of elections is indubitable. We’re in a situation ‘where everybody knew but nobody obeyed’, ‘everybody said but nobody did’ and ‘everybody listens but nobody follows’.

(To be concluded) Shanchothung Murry

Reader’s Post Lack of facilities for UID registration in Peren district

Sir,

Now everything seems not to work without UID No. or Addhaar. The making of Adhaar sort of mandatory by the NDA Govt. at Centre despite conflicting directive from the supreme court is making life miserable for majority of the public.

The UID registration in Peren district disappeared after the first round when the public awareness of its importance grows and the need for Aadhaar become more pressing. It is learnt that the task of UID registration was given to a private firm on contract but they were never present in administrative stations. The firm one time mopping exercise cannot encompass the whole population of the district due to the mobility of the population as is the case these days. Their constant presence in administrative headquarter is a must.

It is therefore, appealed to the concerned authority to cancel the contract to that particular private firm which could not carry out the task properly and let the district administration take over as is done in other district for the welfare and convenience of the people of the district. It is also requested to make each administrative Headquarter to be the point of Aadhaar Registration. Unless this is taken up urgently the difficulties of many Bank Account holders, students, job card holders etc. will increase.

Dr. Tumda Newme, NPCC member, 6th Tening A/C

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, may 3, 2017

state

Consumer awareness campaign held at Phesama

DIMAPUR: The office of the Assistant Controller, Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection (LMCP) Kohima and the Kohima District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum, jointly organised consumer awareness campaign on April 30 at Phesama Village, Kohima under the theme “Consumer Rights in the Digital Age.” Addl. controller & HoD, LMCP Department Bizo M. Kuotsu highlighted on the rights of the consumers, how to get correct weight & measurement and also how the department could prosecute the unscrupulous traders under Legal Metrology Act and Rules.

He also highlighted the importance of declaration in every packaged commod-

ity where the consumers could directly complain to the company as well as to the department and how to get registered under Legal Metrology Packaged Commodities Rules, 2011 from the department.

Kohima District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum member Mhaleno Zashümo Tacü shared on the 6 basic rights of the consumers i.e. Right to safety, Right to information, Right to choice, Right to be heard, Right to seek redressal and Right to consumer education. She also educated on how to seek redressal from the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum (District Forum), Nagaland State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (State Com-

mission) and The National Commission.

LMCP Department, deputy controller Haikambe Zeliang speaking on the theme said, the rights of the consumers were respected and protected against market abuses and social injustice in this technology age.

The programme was attended by the Phesama Village Council, Phesama Youth Organisation, Phesama Students Union, Phesamiapfü Mechü Krotho, GBs Phesama Village, Phesama Gazetted Officers Krotho, VDB Phesama, rtd. senior officers Phesama, Khel Councils, Churches, Villagers and staffs of Assistant Controller, Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection.

An interaction session

Participants at the awareness campaign.

was also held with Phesama Gazetted Officers Krotho and elders of the village on how to check the unscrupulous traders and to remedy it. More than 300 leaders from various fields attended the programme.

The programme was

led by Phesama Students Union, advisor Thejanguzo Zashümo, invocation by CRC Phesama Pastor Neitsole Mejura and speech on behalf of the village was delivered by Phesama Village Council chairman Vimedo Chuse.

7 FSMA organises ‘Thanksgiving Holy Mass’

DIMAPUR: Franciscan Sisters of Saint Mary of the Angels (FSMA) organised a “Thanksgiving Holy Mass” for Sister, Medosenu Jacinta Thakro, who had joined religious profession with Reverend Father Raymond D’Souza SJ, director of Eden Garden and Children’s Home, Khuzama as main celebrant at Sacred Heart Church on April 30.

Reverend Father Jerome SJ, former parish priest, Mary of Christians, Jakhama in his homily said when a child in a family join religious profession, it was a gift from God. Sister Medosenu Jacinta Thakro, FSMA shared her joy and gratitude for God and how she could join religious profes-

sion with support from her parents and sibling. She also gave thanks to Rev. Fr Thomas Muttathil, parish priest of Kidima who had inspired her for the love of children.

Special numbers were presented by sister Medosenu and her elder sister Neiketuonuo Catherine along with a cousin sister who also a nun.

The function was attended by family members, Khuzama Catholic Youth Association, Rev. Fr Arul SJ, Rev. Fr Hector D’Souza SJ, Rev. Fr Thomas Muttathil, parish priest, Kidima and priest from different parishioners, sisters from various congregation and faithful from the diocese including Rev. Fr Gregory Coelho SJ.

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ADMISSION FOR CLASS 11 (ARTS)

Forms are available at the school office during 9:00 A.M–1:30 P.M Admission will be given on merit and entrance test.

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ADMISSION NOTICE (Only for Arts Stream) For Class-XI (Eleven)

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Admission Forms are available in the School Office only for Girls from other schools.

For Boys, form will be given to Eastern Academy students only.

Admission will start soon after the Result is declared Hostel seats are available for Girls only.

Subject offered : English, Alternative English, History, Political Science, Education, Economics and Sociology.

For any information, please call : 07005080522/08575300418/09612188520

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MOUNT SINAI HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL

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CLASS 11 ARTS & SCIENCE

Recognized by UGC u/s 2(f) & 12 (B) of the UGC Act, 1956 & Accredited by NAAC with Grade B (CGPA 2.50)

ADMISSION NOTICE

Admission forms & Prospectus for Class XI (Com) & B.Com 1st Semester (Gen & Hons. in Accounting & Finance, & Management) are being issued from college office from 08:00 am to 02:00 pm. Direct admission will be given on first come first serve basis, based on personal interview with students & parents. Rank holders students shall be given concession in fees.

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Admission forms with prospectus are being issued at the school office during office hours.

Subjects offered: ARTS STREAM 1. English 2. Alternative English 3. History 4. Political Science 5. Sociology 6. Economics 7. Informative Practices SCIENCE STREAM 1. English 2. Alternative English 3. Physics 4. Chemistry 5. Mathematics 6. Biology Admissions will start soon after the declaration of results.

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OLD MINISTERS’ HILL, KOHIMA

* Students with ‘Tattoo Mark’ will not be given admission. ** Provisional Admission to B.Com 3rd & 5th Semesters are on and classes shall commence on 22nd May, 2017.

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SPRING BLOSSOMS SCHOOL OF MUSIC Block-VII, Thahekhu Village, Dimapur COURSES OFFERED

*Piano * Vocal * Guitar * Drums * Music theory/Staff Notations

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ADMISSION OPEN

For details, contact : +919436075364, +918131077387.

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For more details, please contact No. 8413802037

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Wanted School office Asst. in Hr. Sec. School within Dimapur Town for immediate appointment.

First preference will be given to a male candidate who has experience working as cashier in any reputed Schools/Colleges with good handwriting.

ADMISSION NOTICE

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WANTED OFFICE ASSISTANT

L.KHEL, KOHIMA

Class 11 (Arts)  Admission Forms and Prospectus are available at School Office during School hours, it can also be available at Orchid Store, Razhü Point main town.  Admission will start immediately after the declaration of HSLC result.  Admission will be given on first come first basis.

Subject offered: 1.English 2. History 3. Political Science 4. Education 5. Economic 6. Sociology 7. Alt English/Tenyidie For queries & information Kindly contact: 9612612034/9615022657

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EDEN HR. SEC. SCHOOL, DIMAPUR CHURCHES COLONY, NEAR CITY TOWER

ADMISSION NOTICE

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Principal

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 Admission forms for class - XI (Arts) are being issued at the School office during office hours.

Subjects offered : 1. English 2. Alternative English 3. Lotha 4. History 5. Political Science 6. Sociology 7. Economics.

Admission will be given on first come first serve basis.  Vacancy : Science Teacher - 1 Post Qualification : B.Sc Interested candidate can submit handwritten application along with Xerox copy of academic documents to principal's office on or before 5th May 2017.

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LAND FOR URGENT SALE

Walkable distance from Patkai Christian College 100 Meters distance from (4-Lane) NH-29 Measuring 5 Puras Genuine buyers only.

Contact : 08474818915

LAND with ASSAM TYPE BUILDING, 3 Rooms at Diphupar-B below Chakhesang Church. Area : 60x100 sq. ft..

Done fencing wall, Toilet, Ring Well. Price : 18 Lakhs.

Contact No : 8729996365

SEITHEKEMA 'C'

FOR SALE Plot of land measuring 1.5 bighas (approx) near Local Ground Unity Village, (5th Mile) Boundary Wall on all sides, with Assam Type Building and Two Half Walled House, Ring Well with Motor is up for sale due to Medical Emergency.

Contact : 9862402262/7005775564

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No. 3121 Yesterday’s solution No. 3120

No. 1947 Yesterday’s solution No. 1946

URGENT LAND FOR SALE

Below MLA Hostel Kohima (107 x 67 sqft Approx) Rs. 15 Lakh (Negotiable) Contact: 9436438109

Across 1 Bend to fasten shoe, perhaps (6) 4 The average psychic? (6) 8 Japanese port - old seaport Asians know about initially (5) 9 Sure about nice art (7) 10 Hold pin out for an aquatic mammal (7) 11 Third-rate stockings selected? (5) 12 A sort of testament? (9) 17 The opening of a chain letter (5) 19 Fought to supply material for drapers (7) 21 American lawyer conceals materials (7) 22 Depicted looking strained (5) 23 Round - round round the top (6) 24 Players - or cast, perhaps (6) Down 1 Little brother notices Norfolk sailing area (6) 2 Wine or tea taken with endless bliss (7) 3 Lead in the French wood (5) 5 Some wear a cheerful expression in affliction (7) 6 I did have a gardening implement, by the sound of it, in a state (5) 7 Fixed part of mechanism that’s wound up (6) 9 Boat people making cat noises (9) 13 Skilled worker needed when a train’s derailed (7) 14 Trouble afterwards to the Navy - or Air Force? (7) 15 Light material can turn red (6) 16 Handsome young man making fuss about wrongdoing (6) 18 I’m illuminated without constraint (5) 20 When detectives turn up with underwater detective apparatus? (5)

Contact No : 8257835961 8132908305 DP-4021

LEARN to DRIVE KOHIMA

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(Half Nagarjan) Dimapur, Nagaland For Students and Working Women only.

Contact : 9856187976 9856726185 DP-3914

ACHIEVERS PAYING GUEST City Tower, Dimapur 24 hrs Running Water Homely Environment Limited Seats!!

Phone No : 8131078314 7421070754 DP-3978

TRONIX DANCE STUDIO OFFERS

I, Sri. Nivika Sumi, S/o Inato Swu resident of H/No. 31, F-Khel, Diphupar Village, Dimapur declare through an Affidavit Regd. No. 110/2017 dated 29.04.2017 that Nivika Swu and Nivika Sumi are the same and one person and Nivika Sumi may stand corrected. DP-4105(B)

Salary per month: 12000/(twelve thousand) Accommodation : free Contact: +919612695751

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OLIVIA GIRLS HOSTEL Lower Jail Colony, Kohima

Contact : 8415828574 7085189668

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FREE ADMISSION

SENSOLE BOYS HOSTEL

Duncan Bosti, Dimapur

Contact : 8132830015 COURT JUNCTION, DUNCAN, DIMAPUR For college going student Cl-11 and above.

• Spacious & clean rooms.

• A sound study environment • Walkable distance to • Govt. College • St. Stephen • Immanuel • Corner Stone, etc.

Contact details :- 8974523657

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DANCE

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B.Sc. (Math) Teacher

VASE HOSTEL

Contact : 7640831331 : URBAN HIP-HOP BOLLYWOOD CONTEMPORARY LYRICAL FOLK FITNESS : (CARDIO WORKOUT) AEROBIC & SALSA FINE ARTS : BASIC SKETCHING & WATER COLOUR TECHNIQUES Contact No. +919774874634 7005139098 DP-4079

WANTED

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ADMISSION GOING ON A-ONE DRIVING CORNER DC Court Junction, Dimapur - 797112

OLIVE LADIES HOME (PG)

(M) 9774166726/9862173457

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Contact : 8575788736 8132862356

Both Female For Girls Hostel at Lhomithi Colony, Dimapur

ADMISSION OPEN

NABA BOYS HOSTEL Opp. Fun Cenima, Power House Colony, Burma Camp, Dimapur Walkable Distance : Public Commerce College, Salt College, Law College, Jain College

Contact No : +917005381719 +9198656317179 +918731892170 DP-3608

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IVY VOCATIONAL TRAINING INSTITUTE CUTTING, SEWING & EMBROIDERY DESIGNING Govt. Registered - No - DTE/ TECH-A/5/2006-07-9567 Opp. - Eastern Mirror, City Tower Contact : 8729927393 8575382425 Days - Mon, Wed, Fri.

AFFIDAVIT

I, Sri. Vinoka Swu, S/o Inato Swu resident of H/No. 31, F-Khel, Diphupar Village, Dimapur declare through an Affidavit Regd. No. 109/2017 dated 29.04.2017 that Vinokai Swu and Vinoka Swu are the same and one person and Vinoka Swu may stand corrected. DP-4105(A)

LOST NOTICE

I, Khamjai Konyak am applying for duplicate copy of HSLC Marksheet as I have lost it.

F/Name : Bannyei Konyak M/Name : Pongya Konyak DOB : 19th August 1998 Roll. No : 1640175 Result : Passed K-1206

LOST NOTICE I, Shri. Biren Borouh am applying for duplicate copy of driving license No. NL-0720060025480, PAN card No. BJAPB3247G and ATM Cards.

If any person may find please contact : 8974155900/ 8837200238

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LOST NOTICE Owner's Name : Rahul Bhattacharjee S/o. Kiritendu Bhattacharjee Regd. No : NL07F 7767 Chassis No : MD2A23AZ3EWK52059 Engine No : 24ZWEK00384 Manufacturer : Baj Model : BAJAJ 3 WHEELER (AUTORICKSHAW) Colour : Black N Yellow Veh. Class : AUTOP Mfg. Date :01/2014 Contact : 9774874322

LOST NOTICE I, Tshuti Kupa am applying for duplicate copy of CBSE Class 10 and Class 12 Marksheet as I have lost them.

Name : Tshuti Kupa F/Name : K. Kupa M/Name : Awon Kupa D.O.B : 23.06.1998 Roll No. (class 12) : 3641149 Year : 2016 Roll No. (class 10) : 3147226 Registration : G114/32506/0030 Year : 2014 School : Delhi Public School, 2½ Mile, Dimapur.

Contact : 9436012524

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LAND FOR SALE

GALAXY DRIVING INSTITUTE Near West Police Station ADMISSION GOING ON

A GOVT. REGD. CO. REQUIRES 52 M/F FOR SOME MANAGEMENT POST. QUAL. : 10 TO GRADUATE, AGE : 18 - 30, INCOME : 5000 - 7000 P.M. AND 20000 - 25000 P.M. TRAINING) & WITH ATTRACTIVE PROMOTIONS AND BONUS. CONTACT WITH BIO-DATA. LIMITED VACANCY. DIMAPUR - 9615828074 JALUKIE - 8575308295 MON - 7085315325 PHEK - 8014787687 ZUNHEBOTO - 8794042206 TUENSANG - 7085659135

1 WARDEN & 1 COOK

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Contact : 9402842066 8135800785 DP-4084

LAND FOR SALE

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Naga United Village 120 x 100 sq. ft. with RCC Building Price : 40 Lakhs

Contact : 9436430482, 7005421535, 9774790281, 9436012202

JOBS OPPORTUNITY

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Price : Rs 25 per sq. ft.

No Brokers Contact : 9436871336

LAND FOR SALE

Near Pranabananda Women's College K. Sachu Colony, Dimapur

Location: Kohima Accommodation: Free Salary : Negotiable Contact : 9774934110 9436070781 K-1120

DIMAPUR CHUNGTIA SENSO TELONGJEM RAFFLE DRAW RESULT DRAW DATE 2ND MAY 2017 1st - 1971 2nd - 0335 3rd - 1000

Consolation Prizes : 1318, 1882, 1775, 1352, 2006, 2501, 0159, 2129, 1400, 2589, 1763, 1948, 0324, 1159, 2457, 1481, 1186, 2252, 1350, 1493.

For further enquiries, please contact : 8414045211.

Kilang Ajem Nokenwaba President Secretary D.C.S.T D.C.S.T

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Good news for you Well vaccinated and high quality Chicks available at Govt. Poultry Farm.

Burma Camp, Dimapur.

Behind Noune Resort Measuring 35 Puras

@ just 799 Add : Jakhalu Complex, 2nd Floor, Dhobinala, Dimapur Ph : 9774835836 Offer valid from 3rd May till 31st May 2017. DP-4124

JARON GIRLS HOSTEL

for a NEW BAKERY

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LOST NOTICE

I, Renbenthung Kikon, am applying for duplicate copy of class X mark sheet, as I have lost it.

F/Name: Eyingo Kikon School: Mezhur Higher Secondary School, Kohima Year: 2001 Roll no-121732 DP-4131

I, Rokuokepe am applying for a duplicate copy of 1st Semester and 3rd Semester of BA Admit Card as I have lost them.

Name : Rokuokepe F/Name : Lt. Vingulie M/Name : Lhoulano Roll. No. : AH13070262 Regd. No. : 13070292 of 2013 Institution: Baptist College Kohima K-1204

LOST NOTICE

LOST NOTICE

I, Mr. Vitoho T. Yeptho have lost my Wallet along with original documents on 28.04.2017 at Dimapur.

1. PAN Card 2. AADHAAR Card 3. Service ID Card 4. ATM Card 5. Car Registration Smart Card 6. Bike Registration Smart Card Royal Enfield 7. Driving Licence.

Finders may please contact : 9856939316

I, Mhabemo Tungoe have lost my Wallet alongwith some document.

1 ID Card of (SSB) Deptt.

2. ATM Card of (SBI) 3. Aadhaar Card (Original) 4. Amount Rs. 6000/Finder may get cash reward.

Finder may please contact in this No : 7005127948 8732050326 DP-4100

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Hello. Poultry Farmers

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Best Offers on Hair Spa, Facial & Pedicure/Waxing

1 (One) Bigha of land for Sale between Old Showuba and New Showuba nearly 150 Mts. away from main road.

75 per sq. ft. (Fixed) Contact No : 9862364775 (Only genuine buyers please)

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FOR SALE

KAKURO

Contact : 7628858712 9856379630

LAND FOR SALE

ALTO-800 LXI

FOR SALE

Su doku

Price : Rs. 430 per sq. ft.

FIRST LOOK LADIES SALON

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Genuine buyers only.

Contact : 7628858712 9856379630

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FOR SALE Model : 2013 June Running : 21,000 Km Sony Music System with Power Window Very Good Condition Price : Rs. 2.65 (Nego) Ph. No : 8731982792

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LAND FOR SALE

Kuda 'B' Dimapur 100x100 sq. ft.

(Model 2005) Location: Kohima (NL Regd) Price : 1.15 Lacs (Nego) Contact : 9774934110 9436070781 K-1220A

Alto 800 LX 2015 Alto Lxi 2009 Wagon R VXI 2008 Beat LT 2013 Gypsy King Euro-II 2005 Gypsy Euro-I Rs. 1,25,000/UNIVERSAL MOTORS near SBI Rangapahar Branch, Dimapur.

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LAND FOR SALE at

60 x 38  (Rs. 8,85,000/-) 64.5x36  (Rs. 8,95,000/-) 67.5 x 36  (Rs. 9,35,000/-) 100 x 39  (Rs. 15,25,000/-) 100 x 38  (Rs. 14,85,000/-) Contact No : 7005203884

FOR SALE

Contact No : 8014161387

100 x 50 sq. ft.

Price : Rs. 2,20,000/-

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FOR SALE SANTRO XING

at Signal Basti, Kevijau Colony, Lane 3, Dimapur

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SCORPIO M.HAWK VLX Model : 2011, NL-Regd Colour : White Price : 4,70,000 Negotiable Phone : 9856313752

100% JOB FOR FEMALES Govt. registered company urgently wants beauticians cum Spa therapists for 5 star hotels and airports in India.

Experienced and freshers can apply. Starting salary 10k + incentives Free accommodation & Transportation provided.

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LAND with BUILDING Naga United Village Near Daily Bazar Contact : 07005889471

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LAND FOR SALE

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FOR SALE

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Tip Top Condition Contact No : 9856610963

16040 Sq. Ft. Rs. 1600 Per Sq. Ft. Purana Bazaar Highway Touched Mob : 8413031858

VAN 2015 (Regd. NL) ALTO K10 LXI 2011

DIMAPUR, May 2 (NPN): Indigenous Cultural Society (ICS) in a new initiative on livelihood and sustainable development in the perspective of both promoting traditional herbal medicine values and resource generating avenue for unemployed people, has opened new International Marketing Corporation Pvt. Ltd. (IMC)outlet “Indigenous Herbal India” , at its office, 2nd Floor Jakhalu Building, City Tower Junction Dimapur. IMC product is a genuine product, 100% Organic certified, Indian Ayurvedic GMP certified, etc.

The outlet was opened by Senior Associate member of IMC, Ajay Jaiswal.

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Kuhuboto Town

LAND FOR SALE

New herbal medicine outlets in Dmu

Add : Walford Road, Opp. Mahindra Showroom.

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Radda (Stone Blocks) Size 12/8 Rs. 20 per pc Location in Dimapur Mob : 8413031858

NEW DELHI, May 2 (PTI): Falling for the second straight session, gold prices on Tuesday declined by another Rs 100 to Rs 29,350 per 10 grams at the bullion market on muted demand from local jewellers amid a weak trend overseas. Silver also dropped by Rs 400 to Rs 40,000 per kg due to reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers.

Traders said apart from weak global cues, a fall in demand from local jewellers at domestic spot market mainly kept gold prices lower.

Globally, gold fell 0.09 per cent to $1,255 an ounce in Singapore.

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BAKER REQUIRED

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SALE

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ENPO vice president Mongko and Watsü Mungdang president Moachila.

Cultural items were also presented by Northern Angami Public Organization, Ongpangkong Mungdang, Asetkong Mungdang, Southern Angami Public Organization, Jangpetkong Senso Mungdang, Western Angami Public Organization, Kosasanger Salokum Roko, Ungma.

The program also witnessed exhibition tug of war initiated by the All Ward Union Mokokchung Town.

The vote of thanks was delivered by M. Bendangnukshi Longkumer, former President Ao Senden. The chief minister was also accompanied by NLA speaker, host of ministers, legislators, officials and tribal representatives.

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munities of Nagaland.

“Let this be a milestone and beginning from this milestone let us see that we are bringing different communities closer to one another and closer to God. Let us all move together to spread the news of peace,” he concluded.

APO president Dr. Velhusa Seleyi also spoke on the occasion. On behalf of the APO, Dr. Vilhusa Seleyi presented a shield and a spear to the Ao senden and said that coming together of the two communities was not to dominate or manipulate others but to lead our society to a brighter future. He said that the exchange of gifts would foster brotherhood between the two communities thereby making history for posterity.

Earlier, the welcome address was delivered by Ao Senden president, C. Angang Jamir, while Moatsü greetings were delivered by minister, Imkong L Imchen; Addl. chief secretary, Temjen Toy; CNTC president Hokhiye Yepthomi,

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(From p-1) Therefore he went on to state that “if Aos were the first among the Nagas in many fronts, Nagas expect you to play the role of a big brother among the Naga community.”

In this regard he called upon the Ao community to shoulder the special responsibility and lead the Naga people.

He also said it was incumbent on the part of advanced tribes to spread the message of love through our Lord Jesus Christ. This moatsu, he exhorted, let the Ao community continue to be the torch bearers in spreading the message of Christ and Naga brotherhood.

He said “Aos must be the bulwark against outside forces which are relentless in trying to take our society back to the pre-Christian days.”

As Ao and Angami community have exchanged the vows of brotherhood on the occasion, Dr. Liezietsu said this message should be spread to all the com-

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My following details : 1. Name : Katoli G Yeptho 2. F/Name : Ghoitio G. Yeptho 3. Roll No : 14SH044 4. Semester : 5th 5. Name of the examination : End Semester-Nov-2016 6. Name of the college : Patkai Christian College (Autonomous), Nagaland - 797103 DP-4110

I, Smti. Y. Toliho Sema have lost my Original HSLC Admit Card & Marksheet.

Name : Y. Toliho Sema F/Name : Yekuto Sema Roll No : 2061 Center : Zbto 2 DOB : 21.07.1977 Year : 1994-95 Result : 3rd Div. DP-4071(B)

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, may 3, 2017

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to the Dalai Lama clique and funded secessionist activities.” It, however, did not reveal the names or the designations of the officials.

This is the first time official media here has come out with a disclosure of Chinese officials’ links with the Dalai Lama after he fled from China to India in 1959. Wang, in an article published yesterday in a magazine run by the CPC, the Central Commission of Discipline Inspection and the Ministry of Supervision, wrote that “some have even donated to the 14th Dalai Lama clique, joined illegal underground organisations and provided intelligence to overseas organisations.” A few party officials are failing to “uphold their political integrity” and

are “completely ignoring political discipline,” Wang said, adding that such behaviour has affected the CPC coherence and its ability to fight separatism.

China views the 14th Dalai Lama as a “separatist” working to split Tibet from China. China has been carrying out a systematic crackdown in Tibet and associated prefectures with Tibetan population to eliminate the influence of the Dalai Lama, who is revered and regarded as a spiritual leader heading Tibetan Buddhism. In recent years, over 120 Tibetans, mostly monks, have committed self-immolations in different parts, calling for the return of the spiritual leader.

His recent visit to Arunachal Pradesh which China calls ‘South Tibet’ soured the relations between India and China further as Beijing lodged a diplomatic protest and announced Chinese “standardised” named for six places in Arunachal Pradesh in retaliation.

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1. Akumula eno ahoho dolo jukutsumi: I/c. Q. Khekuto Awomi (Nihoto village) 2. Assu Kughuko kaku ye lakhi lo ghuka 500/- no jetsu nani.

3. Chuqhu kusho (Alibe kini kuto tsunikemiqo (I/c. Eralibill/Nihoto ghami Amulimiqo 4. Awomi kumutsuno ighino akighini eno kaku khakiqhi kupughu hipau lo sulu penike alokivishi kusu ani.

Akupughu Kumulami Awomi Lagha Kughuko mipemiqo

Contact: Alakhumpeu- 9436002508, Akiyeu- 9402909779, Chapili kiyeu- 9612171275

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Critics question whether the United States and Seoul’s caretaker government are rushing to set up THAAD before an election May 9 that will bring a change in the government in Seoul.

Ministry Meeting invitation

There will meeting on 3 May 2017 at 3 PM at Rev. Daniel Shayan Neighbourhood church at Midland Dimapur, behind MGM school for Dr. Joy Tira seminar. Dr. Joy is Chairperson Lausanne Diaspora movement and Advisory Board in Billy Graham Evangelism Centre Wheaton College USA. All Christian leaders are invited. Contact number Rev. Daniel 94360 60987; Rev. Dr. Thungdemo 7005702277 & Leo David 9436013147 DC-912

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For more information, contact office at 03862-225389 or E-mail at: citycollegedimapur@gmail.com; principal@citycollegedimapur.in

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ADMISSION NOTICE 1. Admission Forms & prospectus for Class XI (Arts & Commerce) are available at the School office. (8:30AM—1:30PM) 2. Hostel facility for both Boys & Girls.

3. Direct admission on first come first basis.

4. Admission will start immediately after the declaration of the result.

5. Scholarship for students securing 60% and above for both Arts & Commerce For any queries, contact: 9615424023 9089152659

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M.G.M HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL SEWAK Main Gate, Midland, Dimapur—797112, Nagaland.

Reg. No. PP / 5046, Phone: 23189. Under the aegis of St.Thomas Mission Society (Reg.No:HOME/SRC-6028) & MGOS Church, Midland.

Visit: - www.mgmhrsecschool.webs.com E-mail: mgmdimapur@gmail.com

ADMISSION NOTICE CLASS 11 ADMISSION NOTICE (ARTS, COMMERCE & SCIENCE)

 Admission form and prospectus for Class 11 (Arts, Commerce & Science) are available at school office (8 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.).  Bishop Mar Theodosius Memorial (MTM) full Scholarship for students scoring 85% and above.  Direct admission with interview for students securing 70% and above in Science stream & 65% and above in Arts & Commerce Stream immediately after NBSE result.  Admission on first come first serve basis.  Selected students have to appear for personal interview accompanied by their parents.  Free education for School Toppers.  Hostel facility available only for girls.

STREAM ARTS SCIENCE COMMERCE SUBJECTS English, Alt.E/Hindi, English, Alt.E/Hindi, English, Alt.E/Hindi, OFFERED History, Political Physics, Chemistry, Accountancy, Business Science, Education& Mathematics & Studies, Economics& Economics.

Biology Entrepreneurship Students having tattoo marks are not eligible for admission.

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system. The THAAD battery had originally been scheduled to enter operation by the end of the year. When completed, it will consist of six truck-mounted launchers that can fire up to 48 interceptors toward incoming missiles detected by the sys-

Applications are hereby invited for the post of Vice-Principal.

Salary, as per UGC norms and negotiable.

Requisite: 1. Minimum 5 years of teaching.

(Any Subject in Arts /Commerce stream) 2. A candidate should be either PHD or qualified in NET. Last date of submission of Application Form is 20th May, 2017.

AHOHO KIKITHI : Rev. Ahokhe Awomi (Evangelist WSBAK) Ikhikulu Tsa : Khushito Awomi Kilekithi Do : Alakhumpeu Shikumuto Tsa : (10 minutes each) i) I. Lozhevi Awomi ii) Q. Tuccu iii) Hewoto Awomi iv) Vikiye Awomi Kaku khakiqhi & Akighini petha Tsuni : Rev. Tovishe Awomi Alokivitsa : (5 minutes each) i) Hekiye Awomi, G.B Suru ii) Tokiho Awomi, Hd. G.B Sata iii) Khuheto Awomi, G.B Akuhaito iv) Vihoto Awomi, G.B Veda v) Tohevi Awomi, G.B vi) Hokheto Awomi, G.B Longthong vii)Er. Athirba Khulu Lejole : Phihekhu Ghami Alokumusutsa : (5 Minutes each) i) Kiyekhu Awomi ii) Vizheto Awomi iii) Hoivi Awomi iv) Zhehoto Awomi Aghuthipuxu do : Khukiye Awomi SAK (Sumi Awomi Kuposhukulu) Alakhumpemiqo shukiphe eno shikimithi Tsa : Ino. Shetovi Awomi Ashekha kighini : Rev. Kaiho Awomi, Pastor Nihoto Village AghulHudo

FILE - In this April 27, 2017 photo, U.S. Army soldiers install the missile defense system called THAAD, at a golf course in Seongju, South Korea. (AP/PTI)

ANKARA, MAY 2 (AFP): Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan today war ned the European Union that Ankara will walk away from its longrunning membership process if new accession chapters were not opened.

“There is no option other than opening chapters that you have not opened until now. If you open, then great. If you don’t open, then goodbye,” Erdogan said after rejoining Turkey’s ruling party in Ankara.

“Turkey is not their (the EU’s) doorman,” he added.

“Chapter” is the name for policy areas which are being addressed in the longrunning talks on Turkish membership of the EU.

www.citycollegedimapur.in

KUKUSÜ Awomi Lagha Kughuko Kaku mulaqhiluva.

Kumtsüno Kaku hipau mula akeu khelho aghi nani kepi akupulu shi akeu toi kaku hipau khaqhinike ghenguno atsala 05/05/2017, ado ayi 10:00 inaqhe, Nihoto Village (Dimapur) phulo Inoli & Ino Q. Tuccu no sasü tsü ani.

Tighenguno ni Awomi lagha khile-khile aghimu kumtsüno ighino ahoho hipaulo sutsü penike kusü ani. Tolukivi thaqhulo Kukami shi akeqoye vezumono ighi tsüpenike kusü ani, eno ighinikemiye kumtsüno Sumi phikuzu (Waist Coat) pepusü ighilo. Akupughu kumtsü lau tsüpuwu keu shimla va, ikemu yekulha lo tsuva ake ghenguno akupughulo akemi khumu vezumono ikhilu tsüpenike shikimithi ani.

SEOUL, MAY 2 (AP): A contentious US anti-missile system based in southeastern South Korea can now defend against North Korean missiles, a South Korean official said today.

The Terminal High Altitude Defense system set up at a converted golf course in Seongju has “early capability” to respond to North Korea’s nuclear and missile threat, Defence Ministry spokesman Moon Sang Gyun said. He didn’t say when Washington and Seoul expected THAAD to be operating fully.

The deployment has triggered anger from Seongju residents who fear North Korea may target their town and who worry about rumored health hazards linked to THAAD’s powerful radar. People also debate whether the security benefits of THAAD would outweigh possible drawbacks if relations worsen with China, which sees the system as a threat, and they have been angered by President Donald Trump’s statement that he would make South Korea pay USD 1 billion for the

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DHAKA, MAY 2 (PTI): At least 11 persons, including two women, have been killed and many injured when a severe storm lashed parts of Bangladesh. Four persons were killed and over 100 houses were damaged as the storm lashed Rajshahi district yesterday evening. Two women were killed in lightning at Shibganj in Chapainawabganj. Also, five persons were killed when a boat, carrying six passengers, capsized in the Padma river in Dorgapara area during the storm yesterday, the Daily Star reported. One of the passengers managed to swim ashore and the bodies of five persons, who went missing after the capsize have been recovered, the report said.

“Fire service personnel conducted a day-long search of the Padma yesterday. The five bodies surfaced today morning nearly three kilometres from the site of the accident, in Talaimari,” said Nurul Islam, fire service official. The storm left a trail of destruction, uprooting hundreds of trees, flattening many tin-roofed and mudbuilt houses and snapping road and rail communication facilities.

THAAD can defend against North Korean missiles: Seoul

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BEIJING, MAY 2 (PTI): China’s ruling Communist party for the first time has publicly said some of its officials were funding the Dalai Lama by donating money to the 81-year-old exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, undermining the fight against “separatist” forces.

A senior discipline inspection official has “lambasted some party officials for allegedly donating money to the 14th Dalai Lama, saying such behaviour severely undermines the party’s fight against separatism,” state-r un Global Times reported today.

Some party officials have neglected important political issues and the country’s anti-separatist struggle, Wang Yongjun, head of the discipline watchdog in Tibet, which is officially called the Tibet Autonomous Region, was quoted as saying.

The Global Times, a tabloid publication attached the ruling Communist Party of China (CPC), also quoted a 2016 report issued by Tibet’s discipline watchdog, linking “15 party officials to alleged illegal overseas separatist organisations in 2014 who provided intelligence

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ADMISSION NOTICE 2017:

CLASS XI & BA-1 SEMESTER 1. Prospectus and Forms are available in College Office.

Admission Form may be downloaded from College website: www.japfuchristiancollege.org.

2. ‘First Come First Serve’ basis only. Admission commences the next day of the declaration of NBSE results.

3. Admit card is mandatory for admission.

4. Limited Hostel seats are available for both boys and girls.

5. Honours subjects offered: History, Political Science, Sociology, English, Education and Economics.

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ADMISSION OPEN 2017-2018 EDU AIDE CAREER & COUNSELING SERVICE

Ao Students Conference (AKM) and Edu Aide Career & Counseling Service under Divine Bridge Ministries to provide Free Service, Guidance & Counseling for admission in different parts of India for the following Courses

Paramedical Fine Art, Animation Featured Facilities : • Concession in fees for the students from Nagaland & North East India • Colleges affiliated to central university and approved & recognised by UGC/HRD • Exclusive hostels for north east students • Digital campus • Educational loan facilities • �We do provide service for MBBS admission abroad Application forms available at: AKM office, Mkg, DBM office near Cornerstone Higher Secondary School, Duncan Basti, Dimapur. Contact: Mr. Supongchiten: 09718225382, 8700695549, Miss Impoksula; Education Secy. AKM, 9612585019, Arenla, Dimapur; 9615851014. www.divinebridgeministries; facebook: Divine Bridge Ministries

MBBS/MD BDS/MDS Engineering Architecture Horticulture Agriculture Forestry Nursing MBA/BBA Pharmacy, Law Hotel Management

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, May 3, 2017

United Soyim Club wins folk dance competition

Music has the power to heal: CL John

(Inset) C.L John speaking during the foundation day of School of Music, Dimapur. Children choir presenting a special number.

A folk dance troupe performing during the 43rd Young Naga Club Moatsu celebration cum Folk dance competition at Babu Tsubo Amphitheatre, Ungma. (DIPR)

competition vying to win the coveted trophy.

Parliamentary Secretary, Information and Public Relations, Imtikumzuk, who declared open the Moatsu celebration and the competition as the chief guest expressed his deep appreciation to the Club for their commitment and dedication towards preserving and promoting folk dances and songs.

He said it was through them that rich Naga cultures and traditions were being protected from the onslaught of unfamiliar cultures to the Nagas. He

also expressed his happiness for their participation with zeal in different parts of the state and outside. He hoped that the Young Naga Club would continue to remain as a fruit bearing tree.

Performers from ten groups participated in the competition where United Soyim Club has emerged the winner and walked away with the certificate and cash prize.

Earlier welcome address was delivered by YNC president, Kikatemba and while Imtitongba Jamir, exhorted the participants.

(DPRO Mokokchung)

PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with the resolution adopted on 04-04-2017, in the general meeting held at Tsiepama Village Panchayat Hall attended by Village Council functionaries of Tsiepama Village, Model Village and Tsiepama Mechü Krotho (TMK) members, that the following Ex- GB's namely Thepfükienyü Dzüma, Visakolie Kuotsu, Zhawhesie Nakhro and Thekruvitsu Mera will be Ex-Communicated for a period of 15 years duration and debarred from participating, organizing and shouldering any responsibility in any organization and social activities of the Villages including deprivation of any benefits that might accrue to the villagers from time to time during the banned period.

The Ex-Communication which is approved by the general body has been imposed as per customary practice and usages for their anti-village activities. Even though sufficient time was given and on 04.04.2017, the general body had unanimously decided that a grace period of 15 days be given to withdraw the unauthorized NOC and forged signature and seal of the Village Council Chairman and one G.B of Tsiepama Village issued to Mr. H. Viheto Asst. G.B of S.Hetoi Village, which they have assured to withdraw the unauthorized NOC, but even after the expiry of 15 days they failed to withdraw. Henceforth the above cited Ex-G.B's will have no authority as they have been deprived, excluded, suspended, cut off from membership and restricted to exercise rights within the Jurisdiction of Tsiepama Village.

Anybody dealing with the above noted persons pertaining to any issues relating to Tsiepama Village affairs shall be doing so at their own risk.

(Top to Bottom) A folklore drama and folk dance performed during the Moatsü festival held at Diphupar Local Ground on Tuesday. NP

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he School of Music Dimapur held its 17th Foundation today at the school campus with Minister for RD & REPA, Government of Nagaland, C.L. John as the chief guest.

In his speech, the minister stressed on the importance of music in our everyday life, that it has the power to even heal sickness and uplift our spirits at the darkest times. He also encouraged musicians to

put God first and to spread positive message through their gifts, as a responsible contributors to the society.

The event was attended by the Minister and his entourage, Zaveyi Nyekha (Rtd Principal Director, SE), parents, well wishers and other dignitiaries.

Various special number was presented by the students and staffs of SoM, including a solo by the well known musician and a staff of SoM, Jano Nyekha.

A group of young girls from Kohima village presenting an Angami traditional song during the Moatsu festival held at Mokokchung.

FELICITATION

The Jakha Town Baptist Church, Jakhama would like to convey our sincere appreciation and congratulations to MISS MEYIENGONU TETSO, D/o Keho Tetso for Topping in her Bachelor of Divinity Exam and securing the highest marks in all the subjects from Eastern Theological College, Jorhat. She was also awarded.

1. Mrs Romala I. Rao Memorial Award for Christian Ministry (Education) 2. Prof. Renthy Keitzar Memorial Award for Biblical Studies.

3. The Rev. Henry Goldsmith Memorial General Proficiency Award.

The Church further pray for God’s gracious blessing and convey their best wishes for her future endeavours.

(BISE SOPHIE) (T. N. VIKIELIE RICHA) Pastor Church Secretary Jakha Town Baptist Church Jakha Town Baptist Church

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oinciding with the celebration of Moatsu Festival, the 43rd Young Naga Club Folk Dance competition was held at Babu Tsubo Amphitheatre, Ungma village on May 1. The Young Naga Club is known for their dedication and commitment in preserving and promoting rich culture and folk dances and songs in Mokokchung district. It is a platform allowing young people to perform their talents on the stage annually.

Young boys and girls in their rich traditional garments participated in the

OFFICE OF THE

SATOI RANGE PUBLIC UNION Dimapur - 797112, Nagaland

Motto : "Unity & Service". (Kuqhakulu eno Xakiqhe)

FELICITATION

The Satoi Range Public Union Dimapur, take immense pride and pleasure to convey our heartiest congratulations and profound appreciation to Dr. Inato H. Jimomi, Deputy Director, Veterinary & Animal Husbandry Department, Dimapur, Nagaland who has been awarded the meritorious award as the Best Naga Veterinarian 2017. Your achievement is not only inspiring but will create avenues for the unemployed youth in our Union and Satoi Range in general. Our words alone are not enough to express our gratitude but it is our sincere prayer that Almighty God bless you abundantly for all your endeavours with long live.

P. Shikiho Zhimo Gen. Secy., SRPUD

A Training Programme on “Culture of Indian Major Carps & Exotic Major Carps” was held at Fish Farmers’ Training Centre, Tuensang for the 30 progressive fish farmers of Tuensang district from 24–28th April, 2017.

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India slip to No.4 in ICC T20 rankings; NZ on top

Dubai, May 2 (IANS): Inaugural T20 World Champions India dropped six points to slip to the fourth spot in the ICC T20 International rankings in the annual update released here on Tuesday.

The Virat Kohli-led side is now on 118 points, three points behind ICC World Twenty20 2009 win-

ner Pakistan, which has joined second-placed England on 121 points after gaining five points.

But Pakistan is ranked behind the ICC World Twenty20 2010 winner by a fraction of a point.

England have benefitted significantly to rise three places after gaining seven points to now sit on 121

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points. Eoin Morgan’s side is four points behind tabletopper New Zealand, which is on 125 points after dropping two points.

South Africa has slipped two places to fifth ranking after conceding six points, but is one point ahead of Australia.

Australia has swapped places with reigning ICC

World Twenty20 champions, the West Indies, which is 14 points ahead of 2014 winner and eighth-ranked Sri Lanka (95 points, down by four). Bangladesh is ranked 10th on 78 points after gaining four points, while Zimbabwe has retained its 12th rank after gaining three points.

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playing sides, Afghanistan and the Netherlands have moved in opposite directions. Afghanistan is the side to benefit most after England as it has gained six points and climbed to 90 points.

But while Afghanistan has strengthened its ninth position, the Netherlands has dropped nine points to

slip one place to 14th rank.

Scotland is in 11th rank on 67 points (up by four), followed by the UAE in 13th (52, up by four), the Netherlands in 14th (49, down by nine), Hong Kong in 15th (46, up by three), PNG in 16th (39, down by four), Oman in 17th (38, down by one) and Ireland in 18th (36, down by four).

4TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY

OF OUR BELOVED LT. SÜCHIMVÜ-Ü MERO DIED ON : 03/05/13

Four years have passed since you left us for your heavenly abode but your humility, patience, loving care, guidance and wisdom which you shared upon us still linger in our hearts.

Missing you dearly.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, may 3, 2017

Loving children, grandchildren and relatives

FIRST DEATH ANNIVERSARY Hukaito Zhimo (Kambo)

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

03-05-2016 – 03-05-2017

of our beloved

Late Thungchamo Kikon Died on 03-05-2016

James 7 with their trophy after the prize distribution.

D i m a p u r , M ay 2 (NPN): James 7 emerged as the champions of the 1st edition of BYG Night Cricket Tournament, organised by Bengali Youth Generation, on Tuesday. In the final, James 7 beat Pinku Warriors by 6 wickets.

Electing to bat after winning the toss, Pinku Warriors could post only

32 runs target for the James 7. James 7 on their part reached the target losing only 1 wicket.

The tournament was part of fund raising project of Bengali Youth Generation to help poor and needy people. The winning team also donated Rs. 5000 out of the total prize money of Rs. 15000 for the noble cause.

All blacks beat MRH in MPL

Correspondent

Kohima, May 2 (NPN): All Blacks beat MRH FC by 3-2 in the ongoing Morning Premier league (MPL) organized by Morning Football Association (MFA) played at Seikhazou ground Kohima on Tuesday morning.

Vikuzo of All Blacks scored the first goal in the 33rd minute while Renbemo scored two goals. Imti and Isak of MRH FC scored one goal each in 64th and 82nd minute respectively.

Today’s match Time: 6:00 am Venue: Seikhazou ground Kohima MRH Sunrisers vs Silver White

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We didn't know that morning God was going to call your name in life we loved you dearly.

In death we do the same.

It broke our hearts to lose you You did not go alone For part of us went with you, The day God called you home.

You left us beautiful memories.

Your love is still our guide, And though we cannot see you, You are always by our side.

Our family chain is broken And nothing seems the same But as God call us one by one The chain will link again.

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It was on this day that you left us a year ago. Although we cannot see you, you are with us each day. The love you gave us in life, Death cannot take away.

We miss you.

Loving wife and children

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LATE NK N KHUMDEMO LOTHA

2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved father

LATE K KAISO (K. K. MAO) Dearest Daddy, It's been two years since you left us Not a single day goes without thinking of you Our lives go on without you But nothing is the same Living without you is the hardest part of all, You did so many things for us Your heart was so kind and true The special years will not return When we are all together But with the love in our hearts You walk with us forever.

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Born On : 03.11.1951 Died On : 03.05.2015

Loving wife, children, in-law and grandchildren

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

03 MAY 2015

The brave die never. Though they sleep in dust, their courage nerves a thousand living men.

Remembering you brother……………

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IN GRATITUDE

Lt. Imtinungchit Jamir (Mangmetong)

03/08/1957 – 24/04/2017 Loving husband, father and grand father What moves through us is a silence, a quiet sadness, a longing One more day, one more word, one more touch, we may not Understand why you left this earth so soon, or why you left before we Were ready to say good-bye, but little by little, we begin to remember Not just that you died, but that you lived and that your life gave us memories way too beautiful to forget.

We sincerely thank our relatives and friends for their expression of sympathy afforded to us during the prolonged illness and demise of Lt. Imtinungchit Jamir, by comforting, consoling and supporting us materially, mentally, physically and spiritually. We may not be able to thank all of you individually but your heartfelt and tender kindness will be remembered always.

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Loving wife, children, grandchildren and relatives

Born on : 13.02.1975 Died on: 28.04.2017 Through this column, we the bereaved family would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, organizations, friends, neighbours and all who supported and stood by us physically, materially and through unceasing prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Neiphrekholie Felix Vizo (N.Felix) on 28th April 2017.

We would like to convey our special thanks to:1. Christ King Church Kohima Village.

2. St. Francis De Sales Church Kohima Town.

3. Staffs of INT (estt) branch PHQ Kohima.

4. Staffs of Guwahati High Court Kohima Bench Kohima 5. Well wishers.

We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but our humble prayer is that may the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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DOB :18-04-1990 Words are inadequate to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, churches and organizations, who had relentlessly supported us in prayer, physically, financially, and materially as we grief at the demise of our beloved Lt. Miss VEDEHULU THIRA on 23-04-2017. We will always cherish your love and care, your kindness and comfort in our hearts.

May the Almighty God bless you abundantly.

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Dad, mom, brothers, sisters and relatives.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family of Lt. Miss. P. Wanyung Phom (Pongo Village) would like to express our profound gratitude to all who stood by us physically, financially, materially, morally and your constant prayers at the sudden demise of our beloved daughter.

We convey our sincere appreciation to : 1 Mr & Mrs. S . Pangnyu, Hon/MLA 50 A/C Longleng.

2 Rev. Dr. Anjo Keikung 3 Mr & Mrs. T. L. Shemdok 4 Mr & Mrs. B. Hamnyei phom 5 Mr & Mrs. Teisovilie kets 6 Kevikhrienuo Angami 7 Nagaland Missionary Movement 8 Signal Phom Baptist Church Dimapur 9 Phom Baptist Church Dimapur 10 Phom Baptist Attoi Diphupar 11 Chumukedima Phom Baptist Church 12 Tuophema Kuda Fellowship 13 Dimapur Pongo Union 14 Konangla Union Dimapur 15 Signal Phom Union 16 Sakshi Union Dimapur 17 Bhumnyu Union Dimapur We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and every name who rendered your invaluable support, but it is our sincere prayer that the Almighty God bless you abundantly.

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Born on : 15/3/1993 – Died on : 29/4/2017

Born on : 27-12-1983 – Died on : 24-04-2017

We the bereaved family members of Lt. Talipokla Sangtam, would like to express our sincerely gratitude to all who stood by us spiritually, morally, physically and materially during her illness and at the demise on 24 April, 2017.

Our special thanks to : 1. Sangtam Baptist Church, Diphupar 2. Sangtam Union, Diphupar 3. Sangtam Baptist Fellowship, Showuba Area 4.Tsarü Fellowship, Diphupar 5. Tsarü Union, Dimapur 6.Kisetong Fellowship, Dimapur 7. Ura Village Prayer Centre 8. Kisetong Union, Dimapur 9. ENPUDA 10. Shri. Kipili, Hon'ble Minister (Power) 11. Mr. Unito Yepthomi, J.E Electrical Kohima 12. Mr. Vikheho Assumi, Diphupar 13. Doctor's & staff of CIHSR and District Hospital, Dimapur 14.Highland Hall School, Naga United Village 15.Naga United Village Youth Society.

We regret our inability to mention each and everyone individually, yet we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Loving Children, family members & relatives.

Born on 15-2-1962 We the family of Lt. Dr. Kuzuvehu Soho would like to express our sincere gratitude to each and every individual, churches, organizations, youths, neighbours, friends, relatives and all well wishers who supported and stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually at the sudden demise of our beloved father on 25-04-17.

We sincerely convey our deepest gratitude to : 1. Shri. Chotisüh Sazo, PHE Minister 2. Chief Veterinary and Animal Husbandary Officer and his Sub-Ordinate Officer, Kohima.

3. Nagaland Veterinarians Association, Dirctorate of Veterinary and A.H Kohima 4. Officer ad staffs of Veterinary Department Longleng 5. Department of A.H and VS Longleng 6. CVO and staff Tuensang 7. CBC Seluophe Village 8. CBC Diezephe Village 9. Seluophe Village 10. Phek Welfare Union Dimapur 11. Suthozü Nagwü Village 12. Phek Basa Village.

13. Patkai Christian College 14. Gabriel Girls Hostel Patkai Chumukedima Dimapur 15. Little Laureates Montessori School, Seluophe Village.

16. Logos School Sovima Village 17. Kohima Old Age. We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and everyone of your name individually. Yet we humbly pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Can strike tightens Red’s hold on 3rd

Liverpool midfielder Can storms away in celebration closely followed by his team-mates Dejan Lovren and Adam Lallana.

L o n d o n , M ay 2 (Agencies): Emre Can scored a sensational overhead bicycle kick as Liverpool galvanised their grip on third place in the Premier League by winning 1-0 at Watford on Monday.

Having seen top-four rivals Manchester City, Manchester United and Arsenal all drop points on Sunday, Liverpool capitalised thanks to Can’s jawdropping effort in first-half injury time.

The Germany midfielder’s fifth goal of the

season took Liverpool three points above fourth-place City, albeit having played a game more, inching Jurgen Klopp’s side closer to Champions League qualification.

Walter Mazzarri’s Watford remain 13th, having been denied a last-gasp equaliser when centre-back Sebastian Prodl’s crisp effort thudded against the crossbar.

M’Baye Niang registered an early shot on target for the hosts, but a sleepy start to the game was remarkable more for injuries

than penalty-box action.

Liverpool went close with a couple of efforts from distance, Can extending Heurelho Gomes from range and Lallana rattling the bar with a stunning 20-yard volley after Gomes had punched clear.

The visitors were toiling, their lack of ideas exposed when Lucas Leiva received a 44th-minute booking for a totally unconvincing attempt to win a penalty off Tom Cleverley.

But two minutes into stoppage time Liverpool went ahead with a Goal of

Pfutsero town inter-ward football begins

Neiba Kronu hoisting the Pfutsero inter-ward footbal tournament flag.

Correspondent

Kohima, May 2 (NPN): The 4th Inter-Ward Football tournament of Pfutsero town organized by Pfutsero Town Sports Association kicked started Tuesday with MLA Neiba Kronu as the chief guest.

In his address, Kronu appealed the youth of the town to make use of the various sports facilities available so as to excel not only at the state and national level but also at international level. He re-

minded the gathering that there was no shortcut to sporting excellence but only through hard work and discipline.

While acknowledging the selfless service of traffic constable Neingupe Marhu for his effort to keep the town clean, the chief guest encouraged the youth to maintain cleanliness in the town. The programme was chaired by Deko Chiero, vice president Pfutsero Town Sports Association, God’s blessing was invoked

by Calvary Baptist Church

pastor Keduwepe Mero and the welcome note was delivered by PTSA president Vekhosa Ruho. Wetshoteu Lekro enthralled the gathering with a special number while oath of conduct was administered by sports secretary PTSA. Altogether 11 teams from all wards of Pfutsero town are participating in the tournament.

The tournament will conclude on May 5 with class-1 contractor Vekhosa Puro as the guest of honour in the closing ceremony.

the Season contender.

Lucas flighted a pass into the box and with Nordin Amrabat standing off, Can launched himself into a magnificent scissors kick from 15 yards out that catapulted the ball into the top-left corner.

Buoyed by the German’s moment of brilliance, Liverpool set about putting the game to bed in the second half.

Gomes had to box away a James Milner freekick and twice saved from Divock Origi, palming away a curling effort and then standing up well to thwart the Belgian striker in a one-on-one.

It took Watford until the 68th minute to register another shot on target.

Etienne Capoue’s rising effort from distance was tipped over by Simon Mignolet, only for the officials to award a goal-kick, sparking a furious Watford reaction that saw Capoue booked for dissent.

The introduction of 21-year-old Nigerian Isaac Success gave Watford some attacking fizz and Daryl Janmaat almost caught Mignolet out with a curling effort from wide on the left. Liverpool might have won more comfortably had Gomes not saved from Joel Matip and substitute Daniel Sturridge, but they were indebted to the woodwork for foiling Prodl at the death.

Sunil Chhetri wins Hero of I-League award New Delhi, May 2 (IANS): Bengaluru FC skipper Sunil Chhetri, who scored seven goals in the just-concluded edition of the I-League football tournament, has won the most coveted Hero of the League award, it was announced on Tuesday.

Mohun Bagan’s Debjit Majumder, with eight clean sheets, won the Best goalkeeper award of this season.

B a g a n’s A n a s Edathodika, who recently made his international debut, edged others to win the ‘Jarnail Singh Best Defender’ of the league award while Alfred Kemah Jaryan of Aizawl FC was adjudged as the Best Midfielder.

There was very little competition for the Best Striker award as Aser Pierrick Dipanda Dicka of Shillong Lajong grabbed the award, thanks to his tally of 11 goals in 18 matches.

Aries Shooting Range inaugurated Correspondent

Kohima, May 2 (NPN): Aries Shooting Range, a 10 meter shooting range for air pistol and air rifle was inaugurated Tuesday at Upper Tsiepfütsiepfhe colony, Kohima. The Aries Shooting Range was dedicated by Baptist Mission Church, Kohima pastor Rev. Moa Longchari.

Speaking on the occasion, Merang Jamir, NRA president and shooting director of Khel Trust of India said that the 10 meter shooting range for air pistol and air rifle was opened to develop shooters.

Meanwhile, the 1st Dzukuo Shooting Championship will be held at the newly inaugurated Aries Shooting Range. The championship is being jointly organised by Aries Rifle & Pistol Shooting Championship and Dzükou Rifle Shooting Club, and conducted by The Nagaland Rifle Association

Merang Jamir along with coaches and others at the inaugural program. (NP)

(NRA), Dimapur.

The training session would begin on May 3 and the championship would be held the next day. Altogether, 19 shooters including two women have registered

for the championships.

The coaches for the three-day event are L .Tomba, Imphal coach, Shooting Sports Authority of India (SAI), North East Regional Centre and Dijen

Sharma, national shooter, both from Manipur. Merang Jamir, who is a certified International Shooting Sports Federation Judge, would be the jury during the training.

Lalpekhlua recommended for Arjuna Awards New Delhi, May 2 (Agencies): The legendary Oinam Bembem Devi, Jeje Lalpekhlua and goalkeeper Gurpreet Sandhu have been recommended for the Arjuna Awards this year by the All India Football Federation (AIFF). Recently in an I-League match Jeje Lalpekhlua struck twice as Mohun Bagan hammered debutants Minerva Punjab FC 4-0 in an I-League football match.

AIFF Player of the Year Jeje Lalpekhlua, who has been a member of the national team and played for Mohun Bangan in the ILeague has been selected for the prestigious award.

36-year-old Oinam Bembem Devi has also been nominated. Recently, Bembem had led her side Eastern Sporting to the title in the inaugural Indian Women’s League. This was her last game as a professional footballer. She had already called time on her international career after winning gold at the 2016 South Asian Games. After retiring this Arjuna Award will be a fitting tribute to her as she has been one of the biggest contributors to the game.

Meanwhile, 26-yearold goalkeeper Gurpreet Sandhu is also in the fray to join the list to bag the prestigious award. Sandhu created history by becoming the first Indian to play in Europa League.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, may 3, 2017

SAI STC, State Sports Academy win Correspondent

Kohima, May 2 (NPN): SAI STC Dimapur and State Sports Academy registered easy win in the boys category at the ongoing CAPF U- 19 football tournament at Kohima local ground on Tuesday. In the girls matches, Girls Sports Hostel Dimapur, Sweet Poison Club IG Academy registered win while the match between KV Dimapur and Bayavu Girls Higher Secondary School, Kohima ended in a goalless draw at IG Stadium.

In a one sided first match at Kohima local ground, SAI STC Dimapur thrashed Don Bosco Kohima by 9-0. Nikedozo (9) scored four goals. His goals came in the 11th, 24th, 55th and 58th minutes. Thaihan Difoesa (19), Temsunungsand (7), Yekivi Swu (10), Huvesu Tetseo (4) and Hanggoulentuboi (12) scored one goal.

In the second match, State Boys Hostel Nagaland defeated KV Rangapahar by 4-0. The hostel boys found the net in the very first minute of the match through the boots of Niuka (17). Later he went on to score another goal in the 23rdminute. Apongthung (10) and Chalvin (9) also scored one goal each to take the tally to 4-0 at the end of the match.

In the third match, State Sports Academy humiliated KV Kohima by 9-0. Kakhevi (6) scored hat-

CAPF U-19 FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

Players of State Sport Academy (blue) and KV Kohima vie for the ball during their match on Tuesday. (NP)

trick while Kitho (17) found the net twice. Nighato (3), Purakam (11) and Vinoka (19) scored one goal each.

President of the Nagaland Football Association P. Atu Mezhür, Kohima DC Rajesh Soudararajan and Bollywood actor Zhokhoi Chuzho also witnessed the match as special guest on Tuesday.

At IG stadium, Girls Sports Hostel Dimapur defeated Government High School Khonoma by 2-0.

Watijungla (9) and Seyekhreno (60) found the net in the 28th and 57th minutes respectively.

In second match, Sweet Poison Club IG Academy humiliated Christ King Higher Secondary School Kohima by 8-0. Akhala (7), Neichutou (8) and Mhasik-

hono (17) scored one goal each. Vizovono (15) scored two goals while Agheli (12) scored three goal in 33rd, 38th and 40th minute to complete her hat-trick.

Today’s matches Kohima local ground 1st match: 7:00 am Christ King Hr. Sec School Vs SAI-STC Dimapur 2nd match: 10:00 am KV Dimapur Vs Don Bosco Kohima 3rd match: 1:00 pm KV Kohima Vs KV Rangapahar IG stadium 1st match: 7:00 am Young Girls Club IG Academy Vs Govt. High School Khonoma 2nd match: 10:00 am Soccer Damsels Nagaland Vs Girls Sports Hostel Dimapur 3rd match: 1:00 pm KV Dimapur Vs Sweet Poison Club IG Academy

Cavs down Raptors in second-round playoff opener WASHINGTON, May 2 (Agencies): LeBron James scored 35 points and grabbed 10 rebounds on Monday, leading the reigning NBA champion Cleveland Cavaliers over Toronto Raptors116-105 in the opener of their secondround playoff series.

Kyrie Irving added 24 points and 10 assists while Kevin Love had 18 points and nine rebounds as the Cavaliers seized the edge in the best-of-seven Eastern Conference matchup with game two set for Wednesday.

The Cleveland-Toronto winner next faces Washington or Boston, which leads that series 1-0 entering Tuesday’s second game.

Houston visits San Antonio later Monday to open their Western Conference matchup. The winner will face either Utah or Golden State, who begin their second-round series Tuesday.

James hit 13-of-23 shots from the floor and 7-of-8 from the free throw line while Tristan Thomp-

India keeper Paul skips ‘B’ sample test New Delhi, May 2 (IANS): Former Indian football skipper Subrata Paul has refused to appear for a confirmatory ‘B sample testing in the stipulated time frame and has sought more time to prepare his defence before the National AntiDoping Agency (NADA).

Paul, who had flunked an out-of-competition dope test on March 18 in Mumbai, was set a deadline till Monday to get his ‘B’ sample tested in the presence of an independent government observer, but he failed to turn up at the NADA headquarters in the national capital.

The Arjuna awardee had been informed about his ‘A’ sample returning positive last Monday (April 24) and was given a week’s time by NADA for his ‘B’ sample testing. The ‘B’ sample tests are usually carried out in the presence of an independent observer.

son contributed 11 points and 14 rebounds for the Cavaliers, whom James warned will be even better next time out.

“I feel like I’ll be a lot better on Wednesday,” James said, citing an eightday layoff since completing a first-round sweep.

“Little bit of rhythm here and conditioning there, I think a lot of our mistakes we were able to cover up for because our energy level was high.

It’s the feel out game so we’ll break down the film and we’ll be much better Wednesday.”

The Cavaliers scored 10 consecutive points to grab a 22-11 edge, stretched it to 38-20 early in the second quarter and led 62-48 at half-time. They led by as much as 25 points on the way to victory.

Irving scored 16 firsthalf points while James had 13 and Love 11.

“We want to continue to move the ball, share the ball and make everybody feel comfortable with what we’re trying to do,” James said.

Toronto Raptors’ Kyle Lowry (7) drives past Cleveland Cavaliers’ Kevin Love (0) in the first half in Game 1 of a second-round NBA basketball playoff series.

The Raptors, who fell points from Kyle Lowry to 1-12 in playoff series and 19 from DeMar DeRoopeners, were led by 20 zan.

Throttle Thrust II underway at Longrangdang

C. Apok Jamir flagging off the ‘Throttle Thrust II’ motor rally on Tuesday.

D i m a p u r , M ay 2 (NPN): Throttle Thrust II motor rally organized by the Spearhead Motorsport Initiative witnessed more than thirty participants racing in two different categories on the first day at Longrangdang, Longmisa, Mokokchung.

The event was grace by C. Apok Jamir, Parliamentary Secretary, Tourism,

Government of Nagaland as the chief guest.

“Motor rally is not only a sport but also a medium for propagating friendship and generating the spirit of adventurism, discovery and also developing good comradeship among various cultures and traditional backgound”, said C. Apok Jamir in his address. He congratulated

all the participants coming from different parts of the country for ensuring that there is peace, harmony and understanding among all sections of the community.

The two day event will witness its final round of racing at Longmisa village ground where the racers will be competing in the Autocross category.

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