May 9, 2017

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXVII No. 152

DIMAPUR, tuesday, may 9, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

SC puts Lalu back on trial in fodder scam case

India squad for CT announced

Final push ahead of S.Korean Presidential polls

national, page 5

sports, Page 12

international, Page 9

NNPGs meet apex tribe bodies

(Top) NNPGs with members of Zeliang People’s Organisation and (bottom) Pochury Hoho.

D I M A P U R , M AY 8 (NPN): Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) held separate meetings with Zeliang People’s Organisation (ZPO) on May 8 and Pochury Hoho on May 6, 2017 at Oking to deliberate on the social and political situation facing the people of Nagaland.

In a joint press statement, the NNPGs including GPRN/NSCN (MB Neokpao/N Kitovi Zhimomi), NNC/GDRN (Kiumukam), NSCN (Reforma-

tion), NNC [parent body (Z Royim/V Nagi)] and NNC/ NPGN (Hozheto/Tsanthungo) and ZPO president, Kezen Zeliang, and general secretary, Kerang Dumtta, said that “Both sides agreed and believed that it is a correct time for the people of Nagaland to decide the best acceptable and honourable political solution for the people of Nagaland. For future generation Nagas, this is a practical necessity of the hour.”

According to the joint

statement, the NNPGs and ZPO, having understood the position of the government of India on the issue of Naga integration, reaffirmed that although Nagas were divided under different administrative areas, all effort would be given to maintain social, cultural and emotional integration of all Nagas, till future generation Nagas decide to chart higher political course for their betterment.

Both sides also expressed confidence in each

other and recalled that Zeliangs had played a prominent part in the Indo-Naga political struggle.

Meeting with PH: Meanwhile, ZPO has reportedly endorsed the political solution for Nagas of Nagaland. Stating that Zeliangs were scattered all over Manipur, Assam and Arunachal Pradesh, the ZPO said their customs and traditions therefore be respected in any political settlement.

ZPO further appreciated the working group (WG) of NNPGs for understanding each other and forming the WG platform.

Meanwhile, the WG also held a joint meeting with Pochury Hoho (PH) and its frontal bodies on May 6. PH expressed appreciation at the coming together of various Naga political groups.

In a joint statement issued by the NNPGs and presidents of Pochur y Hoho, PMA and PYA, the NNPGs acknowledged that the Pochury Nagas had experienced the greatest destruction and suffering at the hands of occupational forces, owing to their loyalty and commitment towards Naga nation.

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MHA advisory to states on prison reforms Spl. Correspondent

NEW DELHI, MAY 8 (NPN): Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has written to the principal secretary/ secretary Home (in-charge of Prisons) of all States and Union Territories on the resolutions adopted in September 2016 during the 5th National Conference of Heads of Prisons of States/ UTs on Prison Reforms.

The state governments have been advised to consider for implementation of the following suggestions which are aimed at having an effective prison administration system: i) The nomenclature of Prisons department may be changed to “Prisons and Correctional Administration”, which should have integrated prison, correctional and probation services. ii) Every State should establish a Welfare Wing under Prison department comprising Welfare Officers, Law Officers, Counselors and Probation Officers. iii) In order to ensure basic uniformity in prison rules and regulations, all States and Union Territories should revise their (Cont’d on p-8)

2 army jawans killed, 2 injured in Manipur blast Unpaid salary: CANSSEA

The Army truck damaged by the IED blast in Tengnoupal district.

Correspondent

IMPHAL, May 8: Two Territorial Army (TA) jawans were killed and two others injured after a powerful improvised explosive device (IED) exploded in Tengnoupal district, Manipur on Monday. The IED suspected to be have been planted by militants exploded at around 6 a.m., when the convoy of 165th battalion of TA was passing through Lokchao

NLA PAC meeting

D I M A P U R , M AY 8 (NPN): NLA secretariat has informed that the committee on public accounts chairman, CM Chang, has convened the first meeting of the newly constituted committee on May 16, at 11am at the committee room. committee members have been requested to attend the meeting.

This is it!

“In Nagaland, you can get only four hours power each day but still have to pay the full bill.”

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along Imphal-Moreh section of NH-102.

The deceased has been identified as Arjun Baral son of Tankanath Baral and Veroso Hungyo son of late Katohei Hungyo. Arjun Baral was declared brought dead at Military hospital at Leimakhong near Imphal while Veroso succumbed to his injuries at Shija hospital, Imphal. The condition of injured- lance naik Y Govind Singh and subedar

Toijam Chandra Singh were serious and out of danger. They were airlifted by an army chopper after administering first aid at Lokchao. Reports said that militants triggered the IEDs at two places simultaneously. In the explosion, the front windshield and body of the army vehicle was also damaged. Additional force led by Chandel district SP rushed to the spot and launched a massive search operation in the area.

Meanwhile, Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh strongly condemned the attack.

In his Facebook account, Singh, wrote, “I strongly condemn the cowardly act of ambushing a convoy of 165 TA B Coy at Lokchao where three jawans are injured and condole the death of a jawan in the IED blast”. He also wished speedy recovery to the injured jawans, and assured that government will track down the assailants and punish them as per law of the land.

Longleng threatens stir

DIMAPUR, MAY 8 (NPN): Confederation of All Nagaland Service Employees Association (CANSSEA) Longleng district has threatened to launch agitation against non-payment of twomonth salary to the government employees under the district.

In a representation addressed to the deputy commissioner (DC) Longleng, the CANSSEA Longleng district general secretary, L. Chuba Phom, said that the government employees under Longleng were facing great financial crisis due to non-payment of salary for the last two months (March and April 2017).

Stating that the reason for non-payment of salary was best known to the Longleng district administration and sub-treasury officer, Longleng, the CANSSEA unit, in this regard, has urged the district administration to pursue the matter with the higher authority and release the pending salaries on or before May 10, 2017.

Failure to release their salaries, the Confederation of All Nagaland Service Employees Association Longleng district said its executive meeting held on May 3, 2017 decided to begin any form of agitation against the state government on the principle of “No Pay No Work” and the government would be solely held responsible for any consequences.

Interview with HSLC & HSSLC toppers

(L-R) Deepa Mishra, Piklu Paul and Rajdeep Nath toppers of HLSC and HSSLC. (NP) Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , M AY 8 (NPN): With a cent percent score in Mathematics, Science and Social science, Deepa Mishra (16) of Holy Cross Higher Secondary School (HCHSS) Dimapur topped the HSLC exam 2017, in the state.

Deepa, daughter of Lakshman Mishra, who is a Math teacher in HCHSS and a resident of NST colony, topped the exam with 97.6 %.

She attributed her success to God, her fam-

ily, friends and teachers.

According to her, concentration in class was her success mantra.

The self-confessed “late rise” said she studied for 3-4 hours daily throughout the year and had taken private English and Hindi tuitions only during the last three months before examination.

She further aims to become a cardiologist if not a professor. HCHSS, vice principal Sister carol, was deemed with pride over Deepa’s success result and her decision to continue HSSLC in the same school.

PVHSS boys top HSSLC science and commerce exam: Piklu Paul, son of Protul Ranjan Paul, of Pranab Vidyapith Higher Secondary School (PVHSS) Dimapur, secured top position in the HSSLC science exam(94.80%) securing highest marks in Physics, Chemistry and MIL by studying 14-15 hours daily three months before the examination.

Paul, who wants to be a software engineer, said he started his year studying three subjects four to five hours daily and the hours

gradually increased.

He credited his success to God, principal, subject teachers, family and friends.

Piklu is yet to decide his next step for further studies.

Rajdeep Nath, who wants to be a chartered accountant also from PVHSS, Dimapur topped HSSLC (Commerce) with 95%. He is opting to study B.Com with honours and MBA afterwards. Rajdeep, son of Sukhamay Nath who is a mechanic, says his father and family will decide for him about his next step.

He credited his principal, subject teachers and his best friend who, he said, has encouraged and motivated him to be in the top position.

In HSSLC Arts stream, Elozüo M Saprüna of Ministers’ Hill Baptist Hr.Sec. School, Kohima secured the top position with 94.20%.

However, Elozüo could not be contacted for interview.

NLC alleges rampant backdoor appointment in RD department D I M A P U R , M AY 8 (NPN): Nagaland Congress (NLC) has alleged rampant backdoor appointments in the Rural Development department saying 85% of total employees in the state were directly appointed while only 8.3% were appointed through interview, combined exam and NPSC and 7% appointed through deputation/absorption etc.

Backing its claims with facts and figures furnished by the RD directorate through RTI, NLC said over the years up to November 17, 2016 the appointments were highly questionable and challengeable.

Percentage of direct appointment: It said out of total 640 regularized employees, from the post of

SO-I down to Steno Gr-III, appointments were done in following manner: 12% through interview, 0.9% through combined exam, 0.4% through NPSC, 2% through other process (deputation/absorption) while 85% were direct appointments.

NLC further alleged 100% direct appointment were made in the case of 316 contractual employees.

It said 613 were appointed within 2010-2016 and only three prior to 2010.

Giving out the district wise percentage, NLC said under Longleng districts it was 90%, 88% in Mon district, 87% (Mokokchung district), 87% (Dimapur district), 85% in the directorate, 84% (Tuensang district),

80% (Kiphire district), 79% (Phek district), 79% (Zunheboto district), 79% (Peren district), 76% (Wokha district) and 75% (Kohima district).

It alleged that the 85% direct appointments and 7% under deputation were mainly minister’s and parliamentary secretary’s candidates, thereby leaving only 8% provision for few qualified and deserving candidates.

NLC said it would continue to take on the government/department with similar issues and would continue to feed uninformed citizens with facts and figures on questionable and challengeable appointments in major departments in the state.

NBSE declares HSLC, HSSLC results: girls outshine boys again Correspondent

KOHIMA, MAY 8 (NPN): The girls have outperformed boys again in both the HSLC and HSSLC examinations 2017, the results of which were declared by the Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) on Monday.

A total of 37918 candidates appeared the HSLC and HSSLC examinations, which was held from February 14, 2017 to March 6, 2017.

Out of 22446 candidates who appeared the HSLC examinations 2017, the girls have done better with 8178 girls qualifying and 7576 boys qualifying the examinations. A total of 15754 candidates qualified the examination with a qualified percentage of 70.19 %. The last time the pass percentage crossed 70% or above was in the year 2009.

In the Top 20 list, there were 45 candidates out of which 32 were girls and 13 were boys. Informing this to media persons at her chamber Monday afternoon, NBSE chairman, Asano Sekhose, said that 72 schools have secured 100% qualified percentage out of which 66 were private schools and six were schools.

NBSE chairman expressed regret that 32 schools have nil results out of which 30 were government schools and two private schools.

She also informed that since 2012, this year’s performance was the best for government schools with a qualified percentage of 42.60. In terms of district wise performance for government schools, NBSE chairman said Kohima district again topped the table with a percentage of 57% followed by Mokokchung district at 51%. Longleng district is at the bottom with 7%.

In respect of private schools, Kohima and Phek districts were at the top with a percentage of 86% followed by Mokokchung at 85%. The number of candidates, who secured 80% and above in aggregate, was 944, up by 30 from 2016. Out of 944, 13 candidates were from government schools.

In the HSSLC examinations 2017 also the girls have done better than boys.

This year again, the girls pass percentage stand at 82.21% and the boys at 74.58%. (Cont’d on p-8)

TOP 10 LIST OF HSLC 2017 POSITION, NAME OF CANDIDATE AND SCHOOL 1 DEEPA MISHRA, Holy Cross Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 2. NANDITA PAUL, Pranab Vidyapith Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 3. HARSH JAIN, Don Bosco Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 4. (a)SUHANA BEGUM, M.G.M.Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 4. (b)ANANYA KUMAR DAS, St.John Hr.Sec.Residential School,Dimapur 5. LEAH PATHAN KHAN, Holy Cross Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 6. SHRUTI JAIN, St.Mary’s Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 7. RAVELÜ NIENU, Greenwood School,Dimapur 8. (a)NEMDEINGAH SINGSON, Mezhür Hr.Sec. School,Kohima 8. (b)NESSE EANGNYU, Mezhür Hr.Sec.School,Kohima 9. MEGHA SINGHANIA AGARWAL, Holy Cross Hr.Sec. School,Dimapur 10. a)MOAMANEN JAMIR, Fernwood School,Kohima 10.(b)MUSKAAN JAIN, Holy Cross Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur

TOTAL MARKS 586 583 580 579

PERCENTAGE 97.67% 97.17% 96.67% 96.50%

579

96.50%

577 576 575

96.17% 96.00% 95.83%

574

95.67%

574

95.67%

572

95.33%

571 571

95.17% 95.17%

TOP 10 LIST OF HSSLC 2017 ARTS STREAM POSITION, NAME OF CANDIDATE AND INSTITUTION

TOTAL MARKS

PERCENTAGE

471

94.20%

458

91.60%

458

91.60%

456

91.20%

454

90.80%

448

89.60%

447

89.40%

446

89.20%

445

89.00%

445

89.00%

445

89.00%

444

88.80%

TOTAL MARKS

PERCENTAGE

1. ELOZÜO M SAPRÜNA Ministers’ Hill Baptist Hr.Sec.School,Kohima 2. (a) PAULAMI SEN Christian Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 2. (b) AYINGBENI Y EZUNG Mezhür Hr.Sec.School,Kohima 3. ROSELINE POJAR Ministers’ Hill Baptist Hr.Sec.School,Kohima 4. NÜHÜVOLÜ CHÜZHO Ministers’ Hill Baptist Hr.Sec.School,Kohima 5. LANUKABA Christian Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 6. VIETELO ARÜJI Ministers’ Hill Baptist Hr.Sec.School,Kohima 7. TOKHO KADETE Northfield,Khikha 8. VILAKIENYÜ LIEZIETSU Mezhür Hr.Sec.School,Kohima 9.(a) MHONBENI K EZUNG Don Bosco Hr.Sec.School,Wokha 9.(b) RÜYIHÜLÜ CÜKHAMU Ministers’ Hill Baptist Hr.Sec.School,Kohima 10. RÜLEVELÜ CÜKHAMU Ministers’ Hill Baptist Hr.Sec.School,Kohima COMMERCE STREAM POSITION, NAME OF CANDIDATE AND INSTITUTION 1. RAJDEEP NATH Pranab Vidyapith Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 2. ATNA I AWOMI Christian Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 3. RESHEB BANIK Pranab Vidyapith Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 4. PAYAL KUMARI SHARMA S.D.Jain Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 5. DEBASISH DUTTA Pranab Vidyapith Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 6. KAJAL KUMARI Model Hr.Sec.School,Kohima 7. REZINA BEGUM Pranab Vidyapith Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 8. NABANITA DAS Pranab Vidyapith Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 9.(a) VIKASH KUMAR CHAUDHARY Ram Janaki Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 9.(b) BEMSANA DEVI Model Hr.Sec.School,Kohima 10. PARTHA JYOTI DEB Pranab Vidyapith Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur

475

95.00%

471

94.20%

468

93.60%

461

92.20%

460

92.00%

459

91.80%

457

91.40%

451

90.20%

449

89.80%

449

89.80%

447

89.40%

SCIENCE STREAM TOTAL MARKS

PERCENTAGE

1. PIKLU PAUL Pranab Vidyapith Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur

474

94.80%

2. JYOTI PANDEY Don Bosco Hr.Sec.School,Kohima

466

93.20%

455

91.00%

449

89.80%

446

89.20%

444

88.80%

443

88.60%

437

87.40%

435

87.00%

POSITION, NAME OF CANDIDATE AND INSTITUTION

3. ANKIT KUMAR GUPTA Pranab Vidyapith Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 4. AZHOVE TETSE-O Kohima Science College,Jotsoma 5. IMLILONG JAMIR Holy Cross Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 6. LOKTIMEN Pranab Vidyapith Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 7. AKUNG NEWMAI Kohima Science College,Jotsoma 8. SHIAYEHKALI A CHOPHI St.John Hr.Sec.Residential School,Dimapur 9. KUSUM KUMARI Pranab Vidyapith Hr.Sec.School,Dimapur 10. NOKTICHUNG B OZUKUM St.John Hr.Sec.Residential School,Dimapur

434

86.80% K Y M C

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‘World Red Cross Day’ observed across Nagaland

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, may 9, 2017

news in brief NCSU convenes: Nagaland Contractors’ and Suppliers’ Union (NCSU) has convened an emergency meeting on May 10 at 11 am in its Office, PWD colony Dimapur. All the office bearers, advisors and executive members have been informed to attend the meeting without fail.

ANCSU executive emergency meeting: All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) has convened its 5th executive emergency meeting with Tribunals (2015-17) on May 11, 12 noon at ANCSU office Kohima. All the executive members and Tribunals have been requested to attend the meeting.

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DCC Tuensang informs: District Congress Committee, Tuensang has informed all the DCC office bearers and members, all frontal organisation office bearers and all PCC members of Tuensang District to be stationed at Tuensang HQ

by May 13 in view of visit of AICC secretary Dr. K. Jayakumar in-charge of Nagaland on May 14 and15. It also informed that a formal meeting would be held on May 15 at 10 a.m in DCC office complex. All 7 ACCCs of Tuensang district have been asked to be represented by president ACCC and one general secretary without fail.

Awareness campaign on GST: As part of the ongoing capacity building measures being undertaken by the Taxes Department on GST, workshops would be held at various places on the following days: Wokha, May 10 at 11 am in conference hall Taxes Office; Phek, May 11 at 11 am in DPDB Hall; Tuensang, May 11 at 11 am in CKS conference hall; Mokokchung, May 12 at 10 a.m in Town Hall; Mon, May 12 at 10 a.m in conference hall, Taxes Office and Zunheboto, May 12 at 11 a.m in Youth Town Hall. All representatives of the respective District Chambers of Commerce, other trade bodies, VAT dealers, service taxpayers, tax practitioners and other stake holders have been invited to attend the programme.

Seminar on international campaign for humanitarian norms: The Naga Peoples’ Movement for Human Rights (NPMHR), Naga Hoho, Naga Mothers’ Association (NMA), NSF and ENSF would be organising a seminar on “Partnering in Action Towards International campaign for Humanitarian Norms, Gender and Child Rights Protection” at Hotel Acacia, Dimapur on May 10, 11 a.m onwards. Resource persons would be prof Subram Rajkhowa, director, Centre for Refugee Law Studies and research GU, Dr. Anungla Aier, principal, Kohima Science College, K. Ela, director, Prodigals’ Home, Dimapur and Dr. Longri, MLA, Nagaland.

DGC informs: Dimapur Government College principal Ngangshikokba Ao has informed all concerned that the process of admission to BA & B.Com 1st semester of June-November 2017 session in DGC would be held as per the following schedules; Issue of admission forms from May 10-13; last date for submission of admission forms May 16; publication of honours list & merit list for written tests & interview/viva voce and waiting list if any on May 19 and written test for honours course on May 22-23. Other details pertaining to time, venue, date and results of the selection process would be found notified on the College notice board and also in the institute’s website.

DIPR clarifies: With regard to DPDP meeting Dimapur for the month of May which appeared on Naga News dated May 5, 2017 it is to clarify that the agenda on issue of NOC for running of B Ed, M Ed etc., at Isaac Newton School Dimapur was deferred to next DPDB meeting and not approved as stated.

The error is regretted.

Clarification: Apropos to the news report “SASU resolves”, published on April 23, the particulars may be read as proxy teachers and substitute department staff and not as published.

Other contents of the resolution will remain the same.

OFFICE OF THE

LONGLA VILLAGE UNION WOKHA TOWN WOKHA - 797111, NAGALAND.

CONDEMNATION

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The Longla Village Union Wokha Town vehemently condemned the ‘Vile act’ of alleged murder attempt to one of its member P. Chumbenthung Ngullie on 5th May 2017 by Ponathung Ezung, S/o Nrio Ezung of N. Longidang Village.

The Union also urged upon the law enforcing agency to arrest the culprit who is absconding at the earliest and award him an exemplary punishment.

Myamo Ngullie S. Myingthungo Ngullie Chairman, LVUWT Secretary, LVUWT OFFICE OF THE

YAONGYIMCHEN SENSO LONGLENG DIST. LONGLENG ::: NAGALAND

FELICITATION

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We the Yaongyimchen Senso Longleng express our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. C Imliakum Phom, S/o L. Chubanungba Phom and N. Mukphen Phom on being selected to the Post of Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) (Class-II Gazetted) under School Education Department through NPSC. The Senso is proud of your achievement and for bring laurels to our village and hopes that through your success it will inspire and encourage others in the days to come.

May God bless you with bright future.

(S. IMTITOSHI PHOM) (C. MOALEMBA PHOM) President, YYSL General Secretary, YYSL Regd. No. 2740/15

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 12/11/15

I, Shri. P. Chophathung Lotha, S/o Shri. Lt. Phyophio, R/o. Sanis Village, District Wokha, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and state as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belongs to Lotha/Naga Tribe.

2. That due to inadvertent and bonafide mistake, my name has been entered in all my documents as P. Chopathung and P. Chobathung and in my appointment letter my name has entered as P. Chophathung Lotha which is my correct and official name.

3. That, P. Chopathung, P. Chobathung and P. Chophathung Lotha is one and same person and from here on, I shall be called and known as P. Chophathung Lotha and not as the name mentioned above in all official purpose(s) and communication.

Deponent Solemnly affirm an oath the declaring on this day the 12th of 2015.

1st Class Magistrate, Wokha : Nagaland DP-4415

CONGRATULATIONS

Dimapur Chuchuyimlang Nungshikumba Aso Ilangtsür takes pride and pleasure to congratulate our member Ms. Arenmenla, D/o Supongmar & Sutsungmongla for successfully clearing the NPSC exams for the post of PGT (Maths). Your hard work and sincerity is appreciated. May God bless you in all your future endeavours.

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(L-R): DC, Dimapur Kesonyü Yhome inaugurating the tubewell constructed by IRCS, Dimapur district branch. DGP Nagaland L.L. Doungel speaking at the programme in Kohima. DC Longleng, Denngan Avennoho Phom addressing the gathering.

Honje Konyak while ad- Dr.K.Z. Ovung said that, dressing the gathering Wokha branch has been called for re-dedication, inviting different schools to promote and inspire and colleges to observe the human dignity. He ap- the World Red Cross Day pealed to all the people of every year. He maintained the district to be enrolled that the society has also in Red Cross Society to raised Red Cross Corpus help others through volun- Fund to assist the district tary service. during calamities. The Medical Officer, Dis- society has sponsored 20 trict Hospital Mon, Dr. differently abled children Ngampa Sangme as re- and has distributed Rs. source person spoke on the 500/- each during Reseven fundamental prin- public Day celebration ciples of Red Cross such this year and free medical (L) DC Mon, W. Honje Konyak and (R) ADC Wokha K. Thavaseelam addressing the gatheing during as humanity, impartiality, camp was conducted at neutrality, independence, Wozhuro on March 25, he the World Red Cross Day. voluntary service, unity added. With the assistance Staff Reporter ence in his humanitarian ‘Memory of Solferino’ every year with an aim to and universality. from the society, students works and his contribution influenced and gathered lessen people’s suffering, Ngampa stated that from Wokha District also Dimapur: Indian Red especially his book on ‘A international attention DC called upon the gather- RCS accepts donations in participated during State Cross Society, Dimapur memory of Solferino’. towards the cause of the ing to enhance the dignity cash or by way of cheques level painting and essay district branch, observed Doungel also shared that victims both soldiers and of selfless service in pro- and demand drafts and for competition. the ‘World Red Cross Day’ Christian background of civilians, which led to the tecting the lives of man- donation one could contact For this year’s celwith the Naga Blind As- Nagas had also helped in creation of the Interna- kind in times of emergency nearest state/UT/District ebration the society has sociation (NBA) at the reducing the ravages of tional Red Cross and Red and disaster basing on the Red Cross Branch. The invited Springdale and Crescent Movement. fundamental principles of donations are eligible for GHSS, Wokha to observe Institute for the Visually conflict.

Doungel pointed out The prog ram was Red Cross Organization rebate under section 80G the programme, he said.

Impaired, Ao Khel Notun Bosti, Dimapur, Monday. that because of the for- chaired by Abeni TCK, which include Humanity, of the Indian IT Act. Vol- The function was chaired Speaking as the chief mation of the Red Cross chairperson, IRCSN, in- Impartiality, Voluntary unteer/ Youth Red Cross by Jandeno Kikon. guest during the pro- and the signing of the vocation prayer said by and Neutrality. The chief and Junior Red Cross were PEREN: In Peren gramme, Deputy Commis- Geneva Convention, today Rev. A.S. Vaosok, pastor guest also called upon the the backbone of all Indian the programme was held sioner, Dimapur, Kesonyü although war was not pre- Tangkhul Baptist Kohima, members of Longleng Red Cross activity.

by Indian Red Cross SociYhome, said the job of the vented, the ravages of war students of Ministers’ Hill district Red Cross Society Earlier the programme ety (IRCS) Peren District Baptist Higher Second- to be ready and dedicated was chaired by honor- Branch with the staff and Red Cross Society any- has been mitigated.

Citing example based ary School and Rev. Dr. to serve anywhere and ary secretary, ICRS Mon students of Baptist Higher where in the world was to quietly render help to those on Naga context, Doun- Neiiezhü Usou Memorial anytime when the situa- District Branch, Nyamto Secondary School, Peren gel urged the Red Cross School, Kohima performed tion called. in who were in need.

Wangsha and relief dis- in Peren town hall.

Y.B.Angam Phom, tribution to handicap was He said, helping out members to translate the the song “To Believe”, C h a i r m a n , I RC S people should not always work into local relevance students of Little Flower honorary secretary Red handed over by the DC, Peren District Branch, be flashed out in newspa- where different commu- Higher Secondary School, Cross Society Longleng Mon. (Correspondent.)

Albert, speaking on the pers or to gain recognition nities live together. He Kohima also performed branch highlighted the WOKHA: In Wokha theme traced the noble but like the founder of Red lauded and appealed to “Heal The World” while significance of World Red the day was obser ved origin of the Red Cross Cross Society, Henry Dun- the gathering to emulate vote of thanks was deliv- Cross Day. movement by Sir Jean E a r l i e r t h e p r o - with ADC Wokha, K. Henry Dunant. He also ant, every help given out to the recently demonstrated ered by Dr. Neiphi Kire, Thavaseelam as the chief someone should be done example of Moatsü cel- Member, M.C. IRCSN. gramme was chaired by guest. encouraged the students Dr. Henshet Phom vice with a human touch and ebration at Mokochung (Correspondent) According to DIPR and participants to give principal Yingli College where Angamis were innot for publicity.

LONGLENG: World and v/chairman IRCS report, Thavaseelan stat- their selfless services for As being the president vited wherein spirit of the Red Cro ss day was obed that unlike other or- the hapless and the needy of the IRCS, Dimapur Red Cross was introduced served at DC conference Longleng Branch, invoca- ganisation/societies the so that universal ‘peace District, Yhome, thanked among individuals and hall Longleng today with tion was said by Mongngoi fundamental principle through humanity’ may be Phom associate pastor the chairman of the blind communities. deputy commissioner Lonof the Red Cross society achieved.

In his welcome ad- gleng, Denngan Avennoho LTBC, vote of Thanks was based on four main school for opening the The programme was doors to Red Cross so that dress, general secretary Phom as the chief guest. was delivered by H. Leisha core areas, promoting hu- chaired by vice chairPhom, treasurer IRCS the latter could give help IRCSN Dr. Kepelhusie Speaking on the occamanitarian principles and man, IRCS Peren HaiTerhüja gave a brief intro- sion, DC highlighted the Longleng while benedic- values, disaster response, deutad, Dr. Hiazuheing even in a small way.

On behalf of the duction of Henry Dunant importance of Red Cross tion was pronounced by disaster preparedness and Ndang, pastor, Police Chingthai Phom pastor, IRCS, Dimapur district and the formation of the Society which he termed Police Baptist Church Lon- health and care in the com- Baptist Church invoked branch, Yhome assured International Committee as a noble job which sacmunity.

God’s blessing, treasurer gleng. (Correspondent) any possible help to the of the Red Cross (ICRC) rifices voluntarily for the Presenting a brief re- I. Heigang proposed vote school and requested them and Red Crescent Move- welfare of humankind.

MON: In Mon the port and activities of the of thanks and benediction to come forward if there ment in 1863. He narrated Asserting that World Red DC and chairman IRCS district honorary secre- was pronounced by patron how Henry Dunant’s book Cross Day was celebrated Mon district branch, W. tary IRCS Wokha branch, IRCS Nampeu Nza. was any need.

On the sidelines of the function, Yhome also inaugurated a tubewell NUNGYING VILLAGE BAPTIST CHURCH constructed for the school FELICITATION

by IRCS, Dimapur district The Nungying Village Baptist Church with immense branch. pleasure conveys our heartiest congratulation to the D im a pur D istr ic t following members for attaining higher position in their Citizen’s Forum president respective position.

Joseph Lemtur, who was 1. Shri. R. Mhathung Ngullie promoted to ACEO. also the guest of honour 2. Shri. M. Nchumbemo Kikon ppromoted to DFO during the programme 3. Shri. T. Nzanbemo Kikon promoted to UBSI gave a short speech.

The NVBC wishes them long life and more success in Earlier the event was their future endeavour.

Board of Deacons coordinated by IRCS, DiNungying Village Baptist Church mapur district branch MC DC-978 member-Kuldeep Jain, Redg. No. 760 (AFFIDAVIT ON CORRECTION OF NAME) Date: 31-03-2017 chairman-Chandu AgarI, SAVOTOLU SOHO, W/o Zhokhonieyi Soho, presently a resident of Phek wal delivered the welcome Village, District, Phek, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirmed and state an address, honorary sec- oath as follows: retary KK Paul gave the 1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That, I am swearing this affidavit for purpose of correcting my name. keynote address.

That, my name is inadvertently entered SAVOTOLU CHIZO as in Service IRCS, Nagaland, state 3. Book, whereas my correct name is SAVOTOLU SOHO. executive member Helana 3. That, SAVOTOLU SOHO & SAVOTOLU CHIZO are one and the same Yepthomi gave a speech, person.

IRCS, Dimapur MC mem- 5. That, henceforth my name SAVOTOLU SOHO will be used for all official and legal purposes. bers, Md. A Rahman and That, the statement made in Para 1 to 5 are true and to the best of my Narola did the felicitation knowledge and nothing material concealed. while treasurer Bhagchand DEPONENT Jain proposed the vote of Solemnly affirmed and declares before the Court on this day the 31-03-2017 thanks.

1st Class Magistrate KOHIMA: The InDistrict & Sessions Judge, Phek : Nagaland K-1286 dian Red Cross Society, Nagaland State Branch NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO observed the World Red REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD Cross Day under the (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) theme “Less known Red In the Court of Shri. Kesonyu Yhome IAS cross stories” at the conDeputy Commissioner, Dimapur District, Nagaland ference hall Red Cross Complex Kohima with Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Director General of Police Succession Certificate for the estate of Late T. Lima Jamir Deceased, Nagaland L.L. Doungel, has been filed by Shri. T. Chuba Jamir relation Brother R/o. H.No. 708, to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired as the chief guest on Mon- Lengrijan on 21.4.17. day.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the Chief guest in his ad- administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire dress highlighted the back- may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 6.6.17.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 5 day of 5/17. ground of Henry Dunant, Deputy Commissioner the founder of Red Cross Dimapur : Nagaland.

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PLSU career guidance cum picnic: Phenshünyu Lowjvü Students’ union (PLSU) informed its members of Dimapur and Kohima Unit that career guidance cum picnic programe will be held on May 13 at Youth Oasis centre Aoyimti Dimapur.

PLSU president Thoman Himb in a release has informed all students from standard nine and above were informed to attend the without fail in traditional attire. Transportation for students from Kohima would depart from NST Bus station Kohima at 5 a.m. For further information one may contact 8794537584.

President Secretary Nungshikumba Aso Ilangtsür Nungshikumba Aso Ilangtsür Dimapur, Nagaland Dimapur : Nagaland K

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State Regularise W-C employees: ANPWDFWA

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Inculcate civic sense: Yhome

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DC, Dimapur Kesonyu Yhome at the inaugural function of SM colony. (NP) Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , M ay 8 (NPN): Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome while speaking at the inauguration of newly added colony in Dimapur, Seikhohen Memorial (SM) on Monday spoke on the importance of civic sense.

Felicitating the colony on behalf of district administration, Yhome reminded the community that the colony leaders’ task for the colony started today and as a resident of urban area, bigger problem of waste management lay ahead. In this respect, he said that the colony as a community should inculcate civic sense. “Colony recognition is a good thing but it is the beginning of responsibility� he added.

Yhome lamented on the lack of civic sense and sense of responsibility among “us� though educational qualification and degrees have been acquired.

He advocated that possessing “self-centred� mindset would not enable us to progress and therefore, he asked the gathering to stop blaming the government and municipal and start contributing consumer civic sense and education.

He further called upon SM Colony community to extend co-operation with various departments for a better tomorrow and change their mindset with the change of time.

Briefing about the history of SM Colony, Deilhing Doungel maintained that SM colony had been named after late Pu Seikho-

hen Kuki who had sacrificed for the cause of the Naga nation and to give due recognition to his contribution to the Naga cause. In this regard, the family and well wishers further decided to name the present locality of the school named after him as ‘Seikhohen Memorial Colony’ and is accorded vide order no.Gen-14/ CR/2016-D/4234-41 dated March 21, 2017.

The programme followed unveiling of the monolith by DC, Dimapur.

Earlier, invocation prayer was pronounced by retired director Information and Publicity, S. Changsan, welcome address by managing director City Director City College of Arts and Commerce N.K Nair. Vote of thanks delivered by Anthony Humtsoe.

DIMAPUR: The All Nagaland PWD Field Workers Association (ANPWDFWA) has called for a stop to new appointments and demanded utilisation of vacancies for regularization of work-charged (W-C) employees under the 67% quota meant for W-C employees.

In a letter to the chief secretary Nagaland, ANPWDFWA president, K. Atovi Awomi and general secretary, Zubemo Ngullie, claimed that “many fresh appointment are going on from higher ups in 67% quota� meant for senior most W-C employees, lamenting that several genuine W/C employees await regularization under the scheme 67% quota reservation against normal vacancies.

The association demanded that all vacancies be utilised for seniority wise/division wise regularisation of W/C employees “as per the Decision of the Government Vide order memorandum No. AR-3/ Gen-201/2009 dated Kohima 17th March 2015�.

Further, ANPWDFWA cautioned it was their final appeal as enough appeals have already been made on the matter, adding it would be compelled to go for justice as per the court order.

Field day-cum-demonstration on piggery by ATMA Sanis block cept and the role of SHG, wherein a group of the same was formed with the participation of around 18

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EBC to organize seminar on discipleship essential diaspora missiology in Dmu

Organizing committee of the discipleship essential diaspora missiology seminar. (NP) Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , M ay 8 (NPN): With the objective to concentrate on people coming around the town for good purpose and to built moral, economic value and to enlarge God’s love, for the first time Eastern Bible College (EBC) would be organizing seminar on Discipleship Essential Diaspora Missiology on May 10 and 11, at EBC, bank colony, opposite town hall which was informed Monday.

Briefing about the seminar, Hope ministries Mohammed Kajal Uddin, Neighbourhood Church, pastor Reverend Daniel Shayan, EBC principal Reverend Dr. Thungdemo M. Lotha and EBC lecturer Chuba Longkumer mentioned that the seminar has been organized as a joint venture for the welfare of the people so that people got to connect with the outside world in order to get good opportunity.

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D I M A P U R : AT M A Wokha Sanis Block organised a programme on “field day cum demonstration on piggery� on April 28 at Baghty, wherein Konthungo (Supervisor, Dept. of Vety & Animal Husbandry Wokha) demonstrated to the farmers on de-worming of piglets/pigs and sub-

sequent necessary food supplement to the animals.

A press note by BTT convener ATMA, Mhomo Murry stated that during the field day, the farmers were made aware about the significance of the day and the eventual benefits at right time harvest with newer technical inputs. Al-

cluding students have been expected to be part of the seminar.

All pastor, church leaders, college students, NGO’s, mission organization have been requested to attend the seminar.

Resource person of the seminar would be chairperson Lausanne Movement Global Diaspora Network, Canada and advisory board Billy Graham Centre for Evangelism Wheaton College, USA, Dr. Sadiri Joy Tira.

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together 18 farmers participated in the programme.

Similar programme were also organised on the same day on “mobilisation of SHG cum field day on fishery� at Monfort School farm site at Baghty.

BTT convener Mhomo Murry enlightened the farmers with the core con-

Okotsoe Mission Society (OMS) conducted one-day seminar on “economic awareness� at Longyayim village of Lotha Lower Range, Wokha district on May 7. The resource persons were assistant labour commissioner, Wokha Renchamo Ngullie and chairman OMS, Rev. J Thungjamo Lotha.

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Join secretary MWCD on state visit

Joint Secretary Ministry of Women and Child Development.

DIMAPUR: Joint secretary to Govt of India (GoI), Ministry of Women and Child Development (MWCD), K. Moses Chalai, arrived in Nagaland on May 8 to visit the various service centres established under the Department of Social Welfare.

On May 8 he visited the Sakhi: One Stop Centre (OSC) Dimapur which was the first centre established K

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in the state to cater to victims affected by violence under one roof. He also visited Swadhar Greh, a home for women in distress and implemented by Prodigals Home, Chavara Home and Child Care Institute registered under the State Child protection Society as per JJ Act. He is scheduled to visit the women helpline (181), orphanage home, Angan-

wadi Centres and Child Care Institute on May 9.

He would be conducting review meetings on ICDS, SCPS, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao and State Resource Centre for Women (181 & OSC). He would also hold a meeting with the chief secretary to deliberate on the schemes initiated by Ministry of Women and Child Development.

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Biren tells officials to expedite biometric enumeration for Aadhar

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IMPHAL, May 8: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh Monday instructed officials to give hill districts priority in taking Aadhar enrollment drive.

Stating that the rate of biometric enumeration in the hill districts are very low when compared with valley districts, the chief minister observed that BME must be expedited in hill areas as direct benefit transfer (DBT) of gover nment-sponsored welfare schemes would require Aadhar cards/ numbers.

During a review meeting on the progress of biometric capturing in hill districts, singh instructed

MANITRON and InMedia officials to depute all its BME teams in hill districts leaving only 4-5 teams in the state capital, a release of the CM secretariat said.

The chief minister further urged the respective MLAs of hill districts and deputy commissioners concerned to co-ordinate with MANITRON and InMedia officials to chalk out a schedule for commencing on-the-spot biometric capturing in different villages within a week.

Principal secretary (planning) Vineet Joshi, who is also the principal secretary to chief minister, will monitor the progress of BME and Aadhar generation as adopted by

today’s meeting. While directing the DCs to submit a copy of BME schedules to Vineet Joshi in a week time, Singh stated that he would personally monitor the whole process every alternate day.

The chief minister also urged the MLAs, ADC members and villagers to extend co-operation to the government officials and personnel of MANITRON and In-Media during their stay in different villages for biometric capturing, the release added.

Ministers, parliamentary secretaries, MLAs, top bureaucrats of the state government, deputy commissioners of hill districts and officials concerned attended the meeting.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, may 9, 2017

Arunachal CM inducts five more parl secretaries Correspondent

Itanagar, May 8: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Monday administered oath of office and secrecy to five new Parliamentary Secretaries here With the induction of five more parliamentary secretaries, the numbers of parliamentary secretaries has risen to 24.

Tage Taki, Laisam Simai, Tesam Pongte, Kaling Moyong and Tamar Murtem, who are all BJP legislators were sworn in as parliamentary secretaries.

Chief Secretary Shakuntala Gamlin initiated the swearing-in ceremony.

Soon after the induc-

tion, Khandu also allocated portfolios to the newly sworn in parliamentary secretaries. Taki has been given the task to look after Food and Civil Supply, Simai has been given Legal Metrology and Consumer Affairs, Pongte got DoTCL & Trade and Commerce, Moyong has been allocated Disaster Management portfolio, and Animal Husbandry, Veterinary and Dairy Development went to Murtem.

While congratulating the newly inducted parliamentary secretaries, the Khandu and his deputy Chowna Mein hoped that they would put their best foot forward in working for the cause of State and its people.

Bodies of two teenagers recovered Aizawl, May 8 (PTI): Bodies of two teenagers who drowned in River T lwa n g, h ave b e e n recovered near here, police said Monday.

C. Lalremkima (16) of Tuikual locality in Aizawl was accidentally drowned i n t h e s w o l l e n r i ve r yesterday and his friend F. Lalchhamdama (18) also from the same locality, was drowned while trying to rescue the former, police said.

Volunteers launched a search and recovered their bodies last night from 200 metres downstream.

The funeral rites of the teenagers were performed today, police said.

AFFIDAVIT

Regd. No. 2189/2017

Date : 08/05/2017 (Correction of names) 1. I, No. 3200495K Rank: Hav/G.D Name : ANGAD MALLA presently serving at 32nd Assam Rifles C/O 99 APO, do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as under : 2. That I am presently serving at 32nd Assam Rifles, C/O APO bearing Service No. 3200495K Rank : Hav/G.D 3. That the under mentioned following names of my family has been wrongly recorded in my service book.

SL. NO. OLD NAME PRESENT NAME DATE OF BIRTH RELATIONSHIP 1 Angad Bahadur Malla Angad Malla Father 2 Pabitra Kumari Malla Pabitra Malla 01/03/1975 Wife 3 Kumari Parmissa Anjali Malla 22/01/1998 Daughter 4 Udesh Kumar Malla Adesh Malla 10/03/2000 Son 4. That this affidavit made to declare as piece of evidence for all official purposes.

5. That the statement made in paragraph 1-5 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been stated or concealed herein.

Deponent Solemnly affirm and swear before me on this day the _____ of May 2017.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

KACC denounce donation drive Correspondent

Diphu, May 8: The Karbi Anglong Chamber of Commerce (KACC) has asked social organizations to end collection or donations from shop and business establishments in Diphu town.

Addressing a press conference, KACC chairman Augustine Kramsa said that the collections or donations must stop so as to improve the condition of trade and commerce. The number of registered and unregistered organizations has increased at an alarming rate and

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER : ZUNHEBOTO

NO.JUD.21/2016-17/29

Dt. Zbto the 30/03/17

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti Khesheli of Project West Colony, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that his/her wife/husband Lt. P. Toniho, has expired on 17.06.2016.

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

Tridibesh Roy, IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

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DECLARATION

Regd. No : 240/17

EASTERN SUMI HOHO AND YIMCHUNGER TRIBAL COUNCIL JOINT MEETING SETTLEMENT AT SHOTHUMI 'B' VILLAGE

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Eastern Sumi Hoho (ESH) & Yimchunger Tribal Council (YTC) Joint Meeting Settlement on 9th Dec. 2016 at Shothumi B Village in connection to the disputes among the four villages namely Shothumi A & B (Sumi Villager) and Longbeak and Sangtsuwongru (Yimchunger Villager) the two tribal organizations along with the villages had agreed with the following points resolution:1. In pursuant to the government prescribed criteria for establishment of new village, it had been agreed that the proposed Yimchunger village shall be established three (3)km away from the present Shothumi A & B Village.

2. The two tribal bodies resolved that only one Yimchunger village will be permitted to establish as agreed earlier by the two apex organizations.

3. It is also resolved that, the plot of land (kheti) or area covered in the location for establishment of new village shall be made either through exchange of land or buy or sell or Donors etc between the villagers.

4. The joint meeting also decided to intimate the Yimchunger community to establish the proposed new village within 6 (six) months w.e.f the issue of this MoU. In case of failure to establish the proposed Yimchunger Village by the stipulated time, the two tribal bodies shall cancel the "NO OBJECTION CERTIFICATE" (NOC) and an unauthorized village will be vacated/dismantled by the Joint Hohos.

(L. KAHUVI SUMI) President Eastern Sumi Hoho

(K. KIUMUHEAN) Vice President on behalf of Yimchunger Tribal Council

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, CHOZUBA DISTRICT, PHEK, NAGALAND No. JUDL/SUCC-20/2012-13/221 Dt. Chozuba 13 April 2017

NOTICE

The Students, Teaching Staff of Govt. Primary School Lazami Lazakito and the Golden Jubilee planning board, extend their deepest gratitude to all the individuals who has supported us physically, financially and morally during the 50th year anniversary of Govt.

Primary School Lazami Lazakito, i.e. on 2nd May 2017.

We would like to thank the following individuals and organizations: 1. Shri. G.Vikuto Sema SDEO Pughoboto Nagaland (Chief Guest).

2. Rev. Toqheho Swu ES NCRC Sumi, Former Teacher GPS Lazami Lazakito.

3. Bohoto Sema A.E.O. , SDEO Pughoboto.

4. Vihoto Sheqi Co-ordinator EBRC Pughoboto.

5. Sumi Aphuyemi Teacher Welfare Organization (SATWO) 6. Lazami Village education Committee.

7. Lazami Village Council (LVC) 8. Lazami Lazakito Youth Organization (LLYO) 9. Lazami Village Baptist church (LVBC) 10. Alumni members.

Through this column, we couldn’t thank each and every individual but may the Almighty God bless you abundantly VITOHO KAPPO T. SHIHAVI FUTHENA Convenor Teacher Incharge Jubilee Planning Board GPS Lazami Lazakito K-1290

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER LONGLENG : NAGALAND

No. LLG/Jud/Suc/2009-10-22

Dated LLG the 24/04/2017

OBJECTION NOTICE

Whereas Shri/Smt/kumara Thekuvolu S/o, w/o D/o Lt. Nesezo Rhakho a resident of Chetheba village/Town has applied for Succession Certificate in her/his name under the Indian Succession Act of 1925, to enable her/him to draw/claim dues and benefit in respect of her/his late Husband Lt. Shri/Smti Nesezo Rhakho who was working as Havildar (9th IR) under the establishment of Home Dept (Department) and expired on 14-01-2017.

Public are asked to file claims/objection if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice.

Additional Deputy Commissioner Chozuba, Phek Nagaland K-1287

Whereas, Shri/Smti/Kumari Phumching Phom of Oushok Village/ Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/ transfer/withdraw the debts & securities in respect of Late Shri Moba Phom who expired on 07/01/2007.

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

Regd. No : 244/17 Date : 4/5/17 AFFIDAVIT I, Smti. Semzungpenla aged about 58 years, W/o. Late Supong Jamir resident of H/No.106. Niathu Khel, Sovima Village, 6th Mile,Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare oath as follows :1. That, I am a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India.

2. That, my actual and correct name is Semzungpenla however in my Bank passbook of SBI Diphupar Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland bearing A/C No. 35860323375 my name is entered/recorded in short as Apenla only instead of Semzungpenla.

3. That, the names Semzungpenla and Apenla are of one and same person i.e. me.

4. That, this affidavit is sworn solely for the purpose of declaring that my actual and correct name is Semzungpenla however in my Bank passbook of SBI Diphupar Branch, Dimapur, Nagaland bearing A/C No- 35860323375 my name is entered/recorded in short as Apenla only instead of Semzungpenla.

5. That, the contents from Para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein.

Deponent Sworn before me.

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Regd. No. 1692/2017

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

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AFFIDAVIT

Date : 24/04/2017 (Correction of Name) 1. I, No. G/3200511W Rank : HAV/GD Name : Min Bahadur Gurung, S/o Bichhi Ram Gurung presently serving at 32nd Assam Rifles, C/o 99 APO do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as under : 2. That I am presently serving in 32nd Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO in the rank of HAV/GD bearing No. G/3200511W. 3. That, the under mentioned names of my family members has been wrongly recorded in my service documents, and the same has been hereby corrected as under : Sl. No. 1

Old Name BICHHI RAM GURUGNG

Present Name JANG SUBBA GURUNG

Relation FATHER

4. That this affidavit made to declare as piece of evidence for all official purposes.

5. That the statements made in paragraph 1 to 03 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing false has been stated or concealed herein.

Deponent Solemnly affirm and swear before me on this day the ___ of April 2017.

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Regd. No. 498/17 Dated : 25/04/17

AFFIDAVIT (DECLARATION)

I, Smti. Monica, daughter of Mon Bahadur aged about 23 years, presently residing at 4 Mile Diphupar, Dimapur Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That my present official name, father's name and mother's name in all my official documents is Smti. Monica Sumi, Shri. Ahoto Sumi and Smti. Shinili Sumi and I hereby change my name, father's name and my mother's name from Smti. Monica Sumi, Shri. Ahoto Sumi and Smti. Shilini Sumi to Smti. Monica, Shri. Mon Bahadur and Smti. Indra Maya.

3. That from today onwards I shall be known as Smti. Monica and my father as Shri.

Mon Bahadur and my mother as Smti. Indra Maya for all my official/legal purposes and correspondences etc.

That the statements made in the affidavit and those statements made in para 2 & 3 are true to the best of my knowledge and those statements made in the paragraph are facts as derived from the record and which are true.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent who is identified by me on this the 25th day of April 2017 at Kohima, Nagaland.

Notary Public th

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

WOKHA : NAGALAND. Dt, Wokha the 4th May 2017

NOTICE

No. Judl-47/2016-17/ /whereas, Smti. Tsenbeno Kithan, W/o. Late Shri. Yimomo Kithan, a resident of Changpang Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits pertaining to PPO No. 1867 and to draw/operate AC No. 11766537725 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Yimomo Kithan who expired on 11/03/2017.

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

K. Thavaseelan, (IAS) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha : Nagaland DC-977

Date : 08/05/17

I, No-G/2134 Hav/GD, RAJ KUMAR SHRESTHA of 16 Assam Rifles, C/o 99 APO, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That my real name is/spell as 1. My name RAJ KUMAR SHRESTHA 2. My father's name LAL KUMAR SHRESTHA 3. My wife name DILMAYA SHRESTHA 4. My wife Date of Birth : 16.12.1974 5. My son name DIPENDRA SHRESTHA, 6. My son Date of Birth 25.07.1997, and 7. My Daughter name KALPANA SHRESTHA But in my service documents No-G/2134 Hav/GD the names/Date of Birth has been erroneously entered/recorded as; 1. My name as LAL BAHADUR CHHETRI 2. My father's name as LIL BAHADUR CHHETRI 3. My wife name as DILMAYA CHHETRI 4. My wife Date of Birth as 5. My son name as DINESH KUMAR 6. My son Date of Birth as 16.04.1997 and 7. My daughter name as KALPANA CHHETRI 3.That this affidavit is made to declare that the names and Date of Birth of my name RAJ KUMAR SHRESTHA, my father's name LAL KUMAR SHRESTHA, my wife name DILMAYA SHRESTHA, my wife Date of Birth 16.12.1974, my son name DIPENDRA SHRESTHA, my son date of birth 25.07.1997, and my daughter name KALPANA SHRESTHA shall be used from henceforth in all future and official purposes.

VERIFICATION I hereby verify that the contents made in paras 1 to 3 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed herein.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me.

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DECLARATION

Regd. No : 241/17 DP-4416

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SC puts Lalu back on trial Copying an industry in UP: Javadekar in fodder scam case

New Delhi, MAY 8 (AGENCIES): In a blow to Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Lalu Prasad, the Supreme Court on Monday held that he and other accused persons, including former Bihar Chief Minister Jagannath Mishra, will be tried separately for corruption in a criminal case involving the withdrawal of Rs. 84.53 lakh and falsification of records from the Deoghar Treasury in 1991-94 in connection with the Rs. 900 crore fodder scam.

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Bench led by Justice Arun Mishra set aside the High Court decision of November 2014 to stop criminal proceedings against Mr. Prasad on the ground that the veteran leader cannot be found guilty of the same offences twice under Section 300 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. The apex court ordered the CBI to conclude the trial in nine months.

Prasad was, at the time of the High Court decision, already sentenced to a five-year rigorous imprisonment in a corruption case connected to the fodder scam involving the withdrawal of over Rs. 37.7 crore from the Chaibasa Treasury during 1994-95 on the basis of 78 fake allotment letters. The sentence immediately led to his disqualification from Parliament and barred him from elections for 11 years.

L u c k n ow, M ay 8 (IANS): Observing that cheating in examinations has become an industry in Uttar Pradesh, Union Human Resource Development Minister Prakash Javadekar on Monday sought cooperation from all stakeholders

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Speaking at an event here, Javadekar said it was a myth that government schools offered substandard education.

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People even climb up multistoreyed buildings to hand over chits to candidates,” Javadekar said while referring to mass cheating during Uttar Pradesh board exams.

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Sukma and its adjoining areas have witnessed some of the deadliest ambushes on security forces recently like the one where 25 CRPF men were killed in the Burkapal area of the district on April 24. 12 CRPF men were similarly killed by Naxals on March 11 in Sukma.

A top official privy to the development said the paramilitary has prepared a blueprint to mobilise at least 20 to 25 companies of the CoBRA (Commando Battalion for Resolute Action) from their present locations in West Bengal, Bihar, Telangana and Madhya Pradesh to the Bastar region that has some of the worst Maoist violence-hit districts of the central state.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 152 Dimapur, Tuesday, May 9, 2017

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AAP exposed

party that had come to power crusading against corruption and daring to call everybody corrupt and promising a new era of clean politics, today is imploding and getting back what it gave to others. The Aam Admi Party (AAP) is feeling the shame and embarrassment when its very own self-acclaimed anti-corruption crusader and chief minister Arvind Kejriwal today stands accused of receiving Rs.2 crore in cash from AAP health minister Satyendra Jain. The accusation was made by none other than Kapil Mishra (minister of water) who was described as ‘Mr. Clean’ by Arvind and his ministers not too long ago. The AAP has been busy targeting everybody for alleged corruption and also naming and shaming them by calling them corrupt. It had demolished the Shiela Dikshit Congress government by calling them all sorts of names and vowing to send Dikshit to jail on crime of corruption.AAP came to power at the cost of the Congress and forgot that the same fate would befall it if it fails the test.The Congress has been the soft target of the AAP and it got away with everything.

However, when AAP chief minister Arvind Kejriwal tried the same with the BJP by accusing union finance minister Arun Jaitley of financial mismanagement in Delhi cricket body (DDCA) which the latter headed for 13 years till 2013; he bit off more than he could chew. Jaitely hauled Arvind Kejriwal to court with a Rs.10 crore defamation. The court rejected Kejriwal’s plea to be exempted from personal appearance and thus rubbing salt to injury.

Had Kapil Mishra made the charge against any other AAP member, then that member would have been dismissed. However, since the accused is Arvind Kejriwal, the action was taken against Kapil Mishra when he was dismissed from the party (without the courtesy of instituting a high level party probe, even if it was a sham). This is the first time that a corruption allegation of accepting illegal money has been made directly against Kejriwal. Making another potentially damaging accusation, Mishra claimed that Jain had told him that he had settled land deals worth Rs50 crore for Kejriwal’s relatives .The allegations gain significance given that Delhi’s incumbent party was born out of an anti-corruption agitation and won a historic mandate in 2015 by promising a clean and transparent government. Instead of providing a clean and transparent government, the AAP has been busy raking up serious allegations in order to divert attention from its woeful record of insignificant achievement. Now that chief minister Arvind Kejriwal himself is under scanner; the cash scam will be the achievement of the self-proclaimed ‘clean’ AAP. Kapil Mishra submitted documents to the Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) to back his allegations that Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal had delayed the probe into a Rs 400 crore tanker scam, that was supposed to ‘nail’ Shiela Dikshit. However, what is worse with the AAP is its utter hypocrisy which stood exposed when many prominent members left the party because of lack of transparency and democracy in its functioning. There have been speculations that several AAP legislators are planning to switch sides because of dissatisfaction with the party. The internal rumblings within the party have also led to voices of dissent. All these are not the change that people of Delhi voted for.

DailyDevotion The Faith to Persevere Because you have kept My command to persevere…

—Revelation 3:10 Perseverance means more than endurance— more than simply holding on until the end. A saint’s life is in the hands of God like a bow and arrow in the hands of an archer. God is aiming at something the saint cannot see, but our Lord continues to stretch and strain, and every once in a while the saint says, “I can’t take any more.” Yet God pays no attention; He goes on stretching until His purpose is in sight, and then He lets the arrow fly. Entrust yourself to God’s hands. Is there something in your life for which you need perseverance right now? Maintain your intimate relationship with Jesus Christ through the perseverance of faith. Proclaim as Job did, “Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him” (Job 13:15).

Faith is not some weak and pitiful emotion, but is strong and vigorous confidence built on the fact that God is holy love. And even though you cannot see Him right now and cannot understand what He is doing, you know Him. Disaster occurs in your life when you lack the mental composure that comes from establishing yourself on the eternal truth that God is holy love. Faith is the supreme effort of your life— throwing yourself with abandon and total confidence upon God. God ventured His all in Jesus Christ to save us, and now He wants us to venture our all with total abandoned confidence in Him. There are areas in our lives where that faith has not worked in us as yet— places still untouched by the life of God. There were none of those places in Jesus Christ’s life, and there are to be none in ours. Jesus prayed, “This is eternal life, that they may know You…” (John 17:3). The real meaning of eternal life is a life that can face anything it has to face without wavering. If we will take this view, life will become one great romance— a glorious opportunity of seeing wonderful things all the time. God is disciplining us to get us into this central place of power.

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The reward of suffering is experience. ~ Harry S Truman

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ne of the reasons I don’t eat sweets is because, over the years, I have discovered that most of them have gelatine in them. A friend of mine owned a chain of small shops in which you could go, as in the Western sweet shops, and scoop out various candies you wanted from open, shelflike drawers, have them weighed and pay for them.

I liked them very much.

When the red and green dot was introduced, she put the red dot on all of them, including my favourite, the black liquorice sweets. She then told me that she – and the rest of the world – bought them from China and simply repackaged them. That was when I realized that I could not eat sweets any more. I also gave up eating anything in a capsule.Gelatine is a flavourless, colourless, gelling and thickening agent with unique properties: it dissolves in hot water and gels when it cools (a process which is reversible), and creates a texture and bite in various foods.

The gelatine market is worth over 3 billion dollars. It is used in gummy chewy candies, gummy bears, jelly babies, jelly, mints, some chewing gums, marshmallows, ice creams, commercial cakes, icing, frosting,

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cream cheese, margarine, commercial yoghurt and sour cream, frosted cereals, frosted poptarts, salted nuts (gelatine helps hold the salt onto the nut, like in Planters dry roasted peanuts), coffee and milk substitutes, lozenges, Chinese dumplings, cosmetics (under the name hydrolysed collagen), shampoos, facemasks. Gelatine is also used in fat reduced foods to simulate the feel of fat and to create volume without adding calories.

It is used to strain commercial juices like apple juice and vinegar. It is the yellow colour in all soft drinks.

Certain professional and theatrical lighting equipment use colour gels to change the beam colour.

All photographic films and paper use it. It is the glue used on match heads, sandpaper and agarbattis.

It is found in watercolour paper, glossy printing papers and playing cards, and it maintains the wrinkles in crêpe paper.

Gelatine is made by boiling animal bones, ligaments, skin or tendons, with water. 44% of the world’s supply comes from pigskin, 28% from cowskin, 27% from bones and 1% is anything else. In essence, it’s made primarily from the stuff meat industries have left over, feet, skins, horns, bones It has

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No one doing any original research no nutritive value and is simply a thickening agent to give food a soft, squishy consistency. I don’t even know why it’s legally permissible to be considered a “food” product. You’re basically dropping shards of animal waste into an acid, or alkaline, bath and selling it for 545 rupees a kg. The market is growing, as India plunges deeper into processed foods. Its growth is projected at 6-7% between 2016 and 2024, with most of it in the AsiaPacific region.

So far vegetarians have had to restrict themselves to using alternatives made from agar agar, a seaweed algae. Other alternatives are carrageenan, pectin, konjak, and guar gum. Hypromellose is a vegetarian-acceptable alternative to gelatine capsules, but is more expensive to produce.

But now the future is upon us. The inventors of food are no less than the geniuses in the I.T. field - and perhaps far more

relevant. I have just read about Gelzen, a company that produces gelatine from a genetically engineered micro-organism in fermentation tanks. If we can take this up it will disrupt the gelatine market with a game changing, animal free, alternative.

Just as two Indian boys are in Silicon Valley making real milk from multiplying milk cells (it was called Muufrii, but I think they’ve changed the name), Alexander Lorestani who studied medicine at Rutgers and bacterial pathogenesis at Princeton, and molecular biologist Nikolay Ouzounov, founded Gelzen in San Francisco in 2015 to do the same with gelatine.

“There is significant demand for an alternative that can precisely replicate the unique qualities of gelatine. While the alternatives are good, agar agar, pectin, starches, gums, they don’t have the same chemical or mechanical proper-

ties,” said Lorestani, who is effectively programing microbes to produce collagen via a fermentation process without using or harming animals.

Gelatine replacement has been a major issue in recent years, due to the emerging and lucrative vegetarian, halal and kosher markets. Even meat eaters have problems with gelatine: pork is not halaal or kosher, cows are not permitted for Hindus.

There are also concerns about mad cow disease being transmitted. Everyone should have an issue with eating boiled animal tails and feet, teats and unmentionable parts.

In India there is a great demand to switch to plant based alternatives, especially in pharmaceuticals. Some international companies have started looking at bio engineering plants. For instance, the Israeli firm Collplant has genetically manipulated tobacco plants to produce collagen that can be used for wound care (this frightens me). But Gelzen seems to be the first in trying to produce gelatine, on an industrial scale for food and other commercialscale applications, from recombined proteins.

Gelzen takes mi crobes, approved for the production of food that naturally produce proteins,

Post-mortem

The big traffic

don’t know where to start because I feel am always stuck in the middle of Dimapur Traffic. A huge number of vehicles are added on the road day by day. However the amount of Traffic congestion can be considerably minimized if we take care of the following.

1. Overtaking - The roads in Nagaland are narrow which more often than not prolongs the smooth flow of traffic. In spite of that, 90% of the drivers overtake from the left side of the road during heavy traffic. This imprudence only proves our lack of qualities like civic sense, patience, and intelligence.

2. Taking risk - The Driver should take care of the safety of the passengers as well as himself. Everyone is in a hurry but one misfortune is sufficient enough for us to miss the curry and make our dear ones worry.

3. The role of the traffic personnel is very important and should not be limited to blowing the whistle alone.

The prestigious personnel have accomplished the rule of use of helmets for two wheelers and identifying parking & no parking areas. Sadly, a lot of issues like overtaking & over speeding, use of seat belts, driving under the influence of alcohol, under age driving, use of mobile phones while driving, etc remains unattended.

Those breaking the law should be penalized by imposing fines and on the spot license suspensions should be implemented.

Therefore, let us not learn the traffic rules by accident. Stay in one lane, avoid the pain and we shall all gain.

Imti Imsong, Landmark Colony, Dimapur

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Nagaland is not ownerless

f late, Mr. Zeneituo A n g a m i , K i l o n s e r, NSCN(IM) has made unbridled attacks on the personality of Mr. Thepfulhouvi Solo, a senior and respected citizen of Nagaland, on the issue of whether NSCN(IM), under the Framework of 2015, can decide the fate of Nagaland without further consultations with the Nagas of Nagaland. The Kilonser has unsparingly used his best arsenals (which were fired earlier but intercepted by THAAD) and intended to pin down the senior citizen. As I continued to read between the lines, the kilonser, in the name of debating with the senior citizen, has been conveying adequate messages to the Nagas of Nagaland relating to assertions for our birth rights which attracted this intervention of mine. Besides abusively insinuating the senior citizen, the kilonser has bullied the Nagas of Nagaland that his govt. is mandated to take exclusive decision for Nagaland.

The kilonser asserted that a ‘Naga from another planet’ has right to take any decision which he feels is best for Nagaland.

What the kilonser claimed that ‘any Naga by blood has right to speak and act/decide what is best for the Nagas’ as published on 20.4.2017. Such claims are nothing but the dastardly distortions of Naga way of life.

Such assertions are antithesis to Naga tradition and customs

of the autonomy of every Naga village and tribe whether it is for land or for social and judicial practices. Such assertion implies that the Nagas of Nagaland are not the sole owners of the State of Nagaland and therefore we, the Nagas of Nagaland, should remain mute and accept whatever is the outcome under the ‘framework’.

On the contrary, my assertions are these: The 14 Indigenous Naga tribes along with few indigenous inhabitants are the owners of the State of Nagaland. And Nagaland has been the centre of all Naga political activities since its Independent movement started.

Many unscrupulous Nagas had exploited Nagaland and tend to continue the exploitation taking the advantage as the Nagas of Nagaland have to play the good host without grudge all through these years. Thus, Nagaland has been used to the extent as the hunting ground for private wealth and exhibition hall for prowess. Nagaland is overmilked, and it is on the verge of collapse. At any cost, we have to protect it for its survival and therefore we have to speak the truth and allow the truth to prevail. Exactly, for the sake of protecting the truth, Mr. Thepfulhouvi has to bear the brunt of intolerance.

Whereas, in countless cases, the magnanimity of the host, the Nagas of Nagaland, is taken

as ignorant, timid, gullible and useable. When the host rises to defend its birth rights, it is considered a hostile, unpatriotic, discourteous, untrustworthy and mean. Nevertheless, the fact remains that neither can there be Naga political history nor future without the people of Nagaland. For the sake of Naga posterity, some of the Nagas of Nagaland will remain undeterred and relentless in calling a spade -spade.

The second contentious issue is the claim of the kilonser that the requisite consultations with cross sections of the Nagas so far made should be adequate for NSCN(IM) to take decision under the ‘framework’ for Nagaland. Those consultations and so called approvals obtained were considered subjective manipulations bereft of open heartedness. When we talk about the mandate of the Nagas, 1951 Plebiscite is the only valid mandate. Secondly, the setback is the rest of the Naga National Political groups did not participate in the signing of the ‘framework’ of 2015. At this rate, I apprehend that a solution out of the ‘framework’ may fall in the category of 1975 Shillong Accord or even worse. In such given situation, I am sceptical that once again the Nagas will have peace with GOI and war amongst the Nagas. Such has to be avoided.

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The two governments of Nagaland

am much saddened when innocent people are unjustly treated for no reason. My conscience would not remain silent watching the agonies of the Nagas. The rich and the powerful get the good side of law and make the poor people unlawful in their sight. Although we cannot fully do away with evil, yet we should not contribute towards its growth in our society.

Both good and evil have their proper place in everyone’s life.

But to choose the better side lies solely on the individual’s beliefandpower.

One such evil which Nagas are finding difficult to do away with is illegal taxation. It ranges from Khuzama check post to Nagaland gate.

Adding fuels to it are the taxation deducted from the Government servants for the welfare of the Naga political groups. The Government is so kind to these groups not knowing that they are digging the graves of Na-

gas instead of working for peace and harmony among brethrens.Working for one’s selfish gain is equalized to working for Nagas peace and agreement.The tall and well-furnished buildings in and around Dimapur will speak the fact of working for Nagas. Effects speak louder than the cause.

The work of National Investigation Agency (NIA) is a good start to clean some muddle of Nagaland. It may not be the fault of the Government Officers to pay illegal taxes to the Naga political groups. The real culprit is the Government of Nagaland who failed to control the growth of political outfits.

The good works of the political groups/undergrounds are highly appreciated by all. Their contributions to the socio-political life of the Nagas are to be remembered with gratitude. The best effort they give for the cause of Nagas must receive greater

appreciation. But there are some souls within the group who knows evil more than goodness. They hamper the growth of Nagaland. Every individual Naga is ready to help the underground groups legally from their own resources, but not illegally.

Most political leaders make use of the undergrounds for their own security and purposes. Government officers become the victims ofsuch dramas. Nagaland may not progress much under this circumstances. All Naga political groups must stand for what is right and true. They should not be at the beck and call of the ministers and MLAs. In other words, they should not be slaves to each other.

This takes us to the existing fact of two Governments in Nagaland. The poor citizens are made to obey both.

Obedience is them is a necessary evil because of threats and dire consequences. No

Government Officers want to be kidnapped for ransom neither do they want instant death because they have families to feed. I hope all ministers, MLAs and undergrounds have their families. Why do we threaten our own fellow beings with letters, bullets and guns?People who are used to giving out such threats are no less than terrorists. We terrorize the good life of other people for our own advantages. I am sure you do not want the same to be done to you and your families.

Let us be better Nagas to each other and seek the way of proper dialogues, peace and harmony. Differences of life, status and opinions should not deter us from coming together.

Let us learn to live in freedom before we get political freedom. Live in hope rather than living a hopeless life inside Nagaland.

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

and gives them a set of instructions, in the form of genes, to make collagen.

Basically they programme bacteria with the DNA of collagen.

There are companies in the world that sell the DNA of any being. So, Gelzen started off by ordering mastodon DNA to make mastodon collagen.

(The mastodon is the prehistoric, extinct, ancestor of the elephant.) The microbes are put into large fermenters with their food: sugar, nitrogen, oxygen and carbon. After a batch has been produced, it is purified. Each batch can be modified according to what it is being used for – whether hard sweets or soft jellies.

Every time a company comes up with humane alternatives to meat, milk and animal parts, I am so hopeful. If I had the money, I would be the angel investor in all of them.

Gelzen plans to supply the product by summer 2017 and be in the big league in four years. They have already got 2.5 million dollars in investment.

How come no one in India is doing any original research in food or I.T.? Or anything?

To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in,www. peopleforanimalsindia. org

Prominent Naga leaders

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ur CM Dr. Shurhozelie in his 80s, when he was chosen as the chief minister, our Naga people were delighted and very happy, why because he is God fearing man.

Not only that, at this age most people are either dead or retired, but with all his healthy life style and good health, successful political career as examples, he was appointed as the CM, so we Nagas are very proud of him as he has set a very wonderful example to the world as a Naga.

Now again, we are hearing that S.C Jamir governor of Odisha who is also in his 80s is going to be nominated as vice president of India, this is indeed very good news for the Nagas and the country as whole, why because, India as the world’s most democratic country, in this era and situation in India we can proudly say that he is one of the most eligible candidate for this post.

And we are sure the right thinking citizens of India will say the same with all his successful political career, experiences and contributions to India.

Toshirenla Ao, former Miss Nagaland, National Awardee (Social Work)

Reader’s Post

Appeal to AGM SBI regional office Dimapur Sir,

It is to be noted and known that, State Bank of India (SBI) is one of the largest Banking sector throughout the Country and the World. The SBI throughout the State in all as well as sub-divisions are facing financial crisis for the past three months i,e those who have cash deposit, government employees, pensioners as well as business and contractors due to non payment of cash as all deposits are in the SBI. How can the largest Banking sector in the Country and World deny payments od cash due to customers for the past three months.

It is my humble appeal to the assistant general manager (AGM) SBI, regional office, Dimapur that payment of cash due to customers should be taken care at the earliest, as all nationalised Banks and State Co-operative Banks are dependent upon SBI. Thonwalo Rengma, social worker, Tesophenyu Village

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

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their future life.

It is to be noted that the old school building was constructed in 1965 and was almost on the verge of collapse.

Dr. Aier also thanked the School Education Department for providing enough fund for the construction of the school building.

The School Managing Committee also gave a brief report and thanked the contractor for construction at the targeted time.

Dr. Aier also interacted with the village council members and the NPF Party unit in the village.

E.Eshak Konyak along with others at the Moatsu celebration.

DIMAPUR: Moatsu festival was celebrated in Yaongyimsen village on May 2 organised by SAMA Mepu Yaongyimsen. The celebration was graced by parliamentary secretary of Art and Culture, E. Eshak Konyak.

Addressing the gather-

ing E. Eshak Konyak appreciated the villagers for their effort in preserving the rich culture by observing the festival. The celebration was marked with a traditional song by Meputsür Telongjem and traditional pulling of the log drum by SAMA Mepu.

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INVITATION FOR DIASPORA MISSION SEMINAR Inviting all Christian ministers who have concern to reach out to over 50% of Dimapur migrant population with the Love of God. Come and be part of the Global Diaspora Mission Network.

Speaker : Dr. S. Joy Tira Chairperson, Lausanne Movement Global Diaspora Network Advisory Board Billy Graham Centre for Evangelism Wheaton College Date : 10 & 11 May 2017 Time : 9 AM onwards Place : Eastern Bible College, Bank Colony, Dimapur, Opp. Town Hall Avail free registration of your participation by call, SMS or email with name and ministry detail to the mobile numbers and emails on or before 9 May 2017. Rev. Daniel 9436060987; Rev. Dr. Thungdemo 7005702277 & Leo David 9436013147. Email : thunglotha@gmail.com, ebcdimapur@yahoo.co.in.

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Alongtaki A/C was inaugurated by parliamentary secretary of CAWD & Taxes, Dr. Benjongliba Aier on May 3.

A press note by press secretary to parliamentary secretary, Watimeren stated that Dr. Aier acknowledged the DAN govt. for the construction of 5 (five) numbers of school buildings for the newly upgraded high school under his constituency.

He exhor ted the teachers to be more sincere Dr. Benjongliba Aier inaugurating the GHS building in in their duties and urged the students to be more Molungkimong village on May 3. disciplined and studious to DIMAPUR: The newly building at Molungki- bring laurels to the school constructed high school mong village under 30 and to achieve success in

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GHS building inaugurated at Molungkimong

Moatsü celebrated in Yaongyimsen village

Lunch and refreshment will be provided

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Lengrijan : Dimapur-797112, P.B. No. 253

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(Arts & Commerce)

MOUNT MARY HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL

(College of Arts & Science)

(Arts, Commerce & Science)

Attached Hostels for Boys and Girls

CHUMUKEDIMA : NAGALAND

ADMISSION NOTICE

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Application form and Prospectus for admission into Class -11 (Arts & Science), B.A. & B.Sc. 1st Semester will be issued from 9th May 2017.

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Courses offered 1. B.A. : Honours in English, Education, History, Political Science. (Elective : History, Political Science, Education, Economics) 2. B. Sc. : Honours in Botany & Zoology (Elective: Chemistry, Botany and Zoology) 3. Class-11 (Arts) : History, Political Science, Education, Economics, Computer Science & Informatics Practices.

4. Class-11(Science) : Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Computer Science & Informatics Practices.

Commencement of Classes : 25th May 2017

JOB OPENING

ENTREPRENEURS ASSOCIATES (EA) is looking for interested qualified candidates to fill the position of BOOKKEEPER (Project Accountant) for the following posts: Openings Posts Requirements 2 Bookkeeper - Minimum B.Com with atleast (Project Accountant) 2 years of relevant working experience - Atleast 6 months certificate in (For Chumukedima & Computer concept Jakhama Blocks) - Candidates from the mentioned blocks would be given preference.

Candidates should mail their CVs on or before 16th May 2017 to eanagaland.hr@ gmail.com or personally submit it to the Entrepreneurs Associates Head Office at PWD Junction, Next To traffic Police Point, Kohima | Contact 8131091105.

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ADMISSION NOTICE (On first come first serve basis)

Admission in B.A & B.Com 1st Semester & Class-11 (Arts/Com/Science) shall start immediately after the delcaration of HSLC & HSSLC Result, 2017.

Courses offered : B.A/B.Com (Honours) – English, Economics, Education, History, Pol. Science, Sociology, Accountancy & Management Class-11 (Arts, Commerce & Science) with Counselling Department.

Principal # (03862)-248275/9436004791(M)

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JAPFÜ CHRISTIAN COLLEGE JBCC MISSION CENTRE, KIPFÜZHA, KIGWEMA KOHIMA-797001, NAGALAND.

ADMISSION NOTICE 2017:

CLASS XI & BA-1st 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.

6. Incomplete documents must be submitted on arrival.

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CONTACT :(Adm. College) - 9615879072 (V.P-H.S) - 9436061885

FAZL ALI COLLEGE MOKOKCHUNG

ADMISSION NOTICE 2017 Admission forms for BA and BSc courses of study will be available from 10th May till 17th May, during office hours.

Available Subject Options: BA Honours in English, Political Science, Sociology, History, Philosophy, Economics, Education, Mathematics, Geography and Functional English and Ao as General papers.

BSc Honours in Botany, Physics, Chemistry, Zoology, Mathematics, Geography, and Computer Science as General paper.

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ST.JOSEPH UNIVERSITY

(Act 6 of 2016 of the Government of Nagaland) & UGC letter no:f.8-5/2017cpp-i/pu) Dated: 15.03.2017 RUN BY REV. SISTERS OF DMI & REV. FATHERS OF MMI VIRGIN TOWN, IKISHE VILLAGE, DIMAPUR 797112

Under Graduate Programmes  B. Com.  B.Sc. (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Botany, Zoology, Visual Communication, Biotechnology)  B.Tech. (Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering)  B.A (English, Political Science, Psychology & Counselling, Journalism & Mass Communication, Sociology, Theology, Christian studies)  B.C.A( Bachelor of Computer Application)  B.B.A (Bachelor of Business Administration )  BSW (Bachelor of Social Work)

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Post Graduate Programmes  M.Com  M.Sc. (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computer science)  M.A (English Language and Literature, Psychology & Counselling, Political Science, Christian studies, Sociology)  M.Tech (Construction Engg, Structural Engg Communication Engg)  M.C.A (Master of Computer Application)  M.B.A (Master of Business Administration)  M.Phil & Ph.D Programmes are offered in all the above disciplines subject to the availability of the Supervisors

Application Forms can received from the University office Admission Helpline Contact: 9444405818, 9444405815 8837300045 Chairman & Chancellor

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FOR SALE

CHUMUKEDIMA TOWN, 7th Mile, Dimapur, Nagaland Price : 270/Sq. Ft. (Nego) Contact No : 9612442205

Alto STD

As: Registration Model: 2010 Colour: Silver Price: 1. 55 Lakh (Negotiable) Tip Top Condition Contact: 7005277725 Kohima

LAND FOR SALE Opposite Saturday Bazar

Model : 2014 Running 22000 km only Well maintained Price : 8,95,000/-

Contact No : 9077345186

URGENT SALE DATSUN REDI-GO Model : 2017 Colour : White Nagaland Regd.

Price : 3,30,000/-

Contact : 9856313752

Across 1 Seldom glad about first prizes (4,6) 7 Delays upset traders (7) 8 Anger in fashion? (4) 10 Bird seen before circling north (4) 11 Left at home to occupy a sibling (8) 13 Fixed form of denial (6) 15 Look for arches in need of repair (6) 17 A sort of train carrying American or European (8) 18 Fools go backwards in health resorts (4) 21 Got up to see a flower (4) 22 Dismiss someone who takes your money? (7) 23 Remember an imaginary animal? (4,2,4) Down 1 Make progress, starting Greek at school (3,2) 2 Instrument required by Simply Red (4) 3 Resin reponsible for mother’s nervous condition?

(6) 4 It may be deadlier off the tracks (8) 5 Less of a burden than a box of matches? (7) 6 Nine failed in test occurring every third year (9) 9 Short race arranged for musicians (9) 12 Words of condolence may be expensive, darling (4,4) 14 Wild rhinos and elephants first seen near the coast (7) 16 Dance with two tins (6) 19 Lions, we hear, were nosy (5) 20 Wine from Hastings (4)

16000 Sq. Ft. Rs. 130 Sq. Ft. at New Bamun Pukheri, Dimapur Contact : 8732064490

LAND FOR SALE

SIX BIGHAS MEADA PATTA LAND SALE at BOKAJAN TOWN AREA PER KATHA - RS. 4 LAKHS NEGOTIABLE

CONTACT : 07896534098 DP-4389 09435925429

LOST NOTICE

I, Miss Niangsai, D/o Shri S.Lungoi am applying for duplicate copy of B.A- I, II, Marksheet & admit card and B.A-III Admit card as I have lost them.

Name : Niangsai F/Name : S.Lungoi DOB : 16/4/1990 Regd. No : 2012420135 Roll No : B1240116 College : Sao Chang (Govt. College TSG. Year : 2011-14

STOLEN NOTICE

Bolero Pick Up Stolen from Meluri Town on 2nd May 2017.

Owner’s Name : Tsiewachu Chassis No. : MA1ZN2HKG1E44040 Engine No : GHG1E30349 Vehicle No. : NL07A6819 Finder may please contact: 8415983398, 8119888074

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I, Hitoka Achumi am applying for duplicate copy of B.A Marksheet as I have lost it.

Name : Hitoka Achumi F/Name : Kughaho Achumi D.O.B : 14.11.1987 Roll No : 06AH77 Year : 2006-2009 College : Patkai Christian College (Autonomous) Chumukedima - Seithekema

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Kuda 'C' Main Road

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

Contact : 9856187976 9856726185 DP-3914

FREE ADMISSION

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

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HOSTEL FOR GIRL'S Free Admission Details Contact # 8014358743 Mid-Land, Dimapur

Contact : 9436430482, 7005421535, 9774790281, 9436012202

ADMISSION OPEN MARLIN GIRLS HOSTEL With 24 hours Water &

Electricity supply

Niu-Colony Burma Camp Near Hindi College For Students & Working Women FREE ADMISSION

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LAND FOR SALE DP-4382

Contact : 8119896644

OLIVE LADIES HOME (PG)

Rs. 350/sq. ft. (Negotiable) No Broker.

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XUV 500 W8

Duncan Bosti, Dimapur

Contact : 8132830015

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FOR SALE

BOYS HOSTEL

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LAND FOR SALE

SENSOLE

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Back Hoe Loader Model : 2013 Done : 4800 Hrs Price : 12 Lacs Contact : 9089635080 (Dimapur) DP-4336

FREE ADMISSION

Contact No: +919856376962

ADMISSION FREE

Singna Charok Girls Hostel Midland, Dimapur

Walkable :- Holy Cross, Little Star, MGM, Yemhi Contact : 7005377362 8413979283 * Single room available

Seats Limited

RADIANT HOME

(A Homely Hostel for Girls) Near Bharat Petroleum Army Supply Road, Dimapur Walkable to : Pranab Vidyapith, Pranab Women's College etc.

Contact for

HOME TUITION

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(In and around Dimapur)

MATHS/SCIENCE (CBSE/NBSE) Contact : 9856311383

STUDENT'S HOME HOSTEL

Khermahal Junction DP-4390

# 8837409505 8729877569

# 9856275692 9485286733

HESTIA

PG FOR GIRLS Duncan, Opposite Ramakrishna Society, Dimapur.

(Secure, hygienic, spacious rooms with inverter facility for fan & lights) Contact : 9774742833

TEENAGERS HOME Boys Hostel R-N 257

ISA KI Near Imli Ghass Duncan Basti, Dimapur Contact No : 8974269891

PFUCHATSUMIA YOUTH ORGANISATION RAFFLE DRAW RESULT Draw Dt. 6th May 2017

1st Prize: 218 2nd Prize: 228 3rd Prize: 595 Consolation: 813, 145, 569, 612, 310

Vilavotuo Sote Secretary Raffle Draw Committee

Keneirükuo Rutsa Convenor Raffle Draw Committee

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1. 60 x 40 - Rs. 5,00,000/2. 60 x 130 - Rs. 15,00,000/Contact : 7085422928

Contact No : 9612574661 9856201849

MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE OF NORTH EAST Permanent Post. We need manager and representative.

Applying person’s minimum qualification: HSLC – B.A Candidate’s age : 18-46 years For details contact Kohima branch: 7085389101, 7035249409

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Boys & Girls Two bedded Rooms Niu Colony, Burma Camp Near Hindi College, Dimapur Free Admission

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LAND FOR SALE

Maths/Science upto Class-X (NBSE/CBSE) at XPLORE COACHING CENTRE Shifted to Northern Angami Commercial Complex, Super Market, Beside Essar Petrol Pump, Kohima Road, Dimapur Contact : 9856311383

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FOR SALE

Rs. 90,000/- at Monkhola Contact : Kats Collection # 8974879718/7005805937

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Hyundai i20 Magna (Model-2010) Alloy Wheel & Insur 1st Party NL - 07 Reg Price - 2.70 lakhs (Nego) Contact : 9612887089

JUNIPER'S HOSTEL

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SHOP FOR SALE AT KOHIMA

FOR SALE

FREE COACHING CLASSES for ONE MONTH

(T & C apply)

People its time to take a break.

Tour package to Shillong for sightseeing.

Bob: 9485169556

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Contact No : 8732064630

D.C Court Junction Dimapur : 797112 Contact : 8257835961 8132908305 DP-4374

ILOMI TRAVELS

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Swift VXI 2006 and Maruti Car E-II 2002

A-One Driving Corner

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

LOST NOTICE

Owner's Name : Bijay Kumar Dey S/o. Lt. Gauranga Dey Regd. No : NL07J 9801 Chassis No : MD2A52CZ9DWD08196 Engine No : JEZWDD52924 Manufacturer : BAJ Model : Discover 125 (Bike) Colour : Black Red Veh. Class : MCY Mfg. Date : 07/2013 Contact Number : 9615117723 Lost near Dhelai Sunday Market

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FOR URGENT SALE

ADMISSION GOING ON

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(From p-1) Recalling the shooting down of Indian Air Force Dakota plane and the great battle of Thuda post and the subsequent savagery at Matikhrü village perpetrated upon innocent Pochury people, NNPGs said “it all points to the fact that Pochury people remain an inspirational tribe and an inseparable component in our desire to find an honourable and acceptable political settlement for the people of Nagaland, considering that the Government of India had firmly ruled out integration of Naga inhabited areas.

During the meeting, NNPGs and PH agreed that “at this juncture of Naga history, reality, must precede idealism and illusion.” NNPGs and PH also reiterated the historical fact that “Nagas are separated by artificial boundaries without their approval and consent which is why social, cultural and emotional integration among Nagas living in different administrative areas should be maintained till such time future of Naga generation decide to chart a nobler, higher political course.”

Contact : 9089575380/7005224875

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(From p-1) existing Prison Manuals by adopting the provisions of Model Prison Manual, 2016 prepared by Ministry of Home Affairs & circulated to all States and UTs in May 2016. iv) The Prisons should be linked with Courts through video conferencing for expeditious trial and to save costs in escorting under-trials to the Courts. v) The existing vacancies in all ranks of Prison Departments to be filled up expeditiously. vi) Prison e-system should be integrated with Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems (CCTNS) as well as e-Courts on priority basis. vii) Combined training of Prison, Police, Health Department and Judiciary on under-trial Management to be conducted periodically. Separate training course on de-radicalization of prisoners should also be conducted.

The States have also been advised to make concerted efforts to implement the same in a time bound manner, in order to alleviate the condition of prison inmates and bring the desired improvement in prison administration. In this regard, the state governments have been asked to intimate the updated status of implementation of the above advice.

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there was still room for improvement.

NBSE chairman informed that the board would conduct the compartmental exam during the early part of June, adding that the routine would be notified soon.

On the schools having nil percentage, she said the school cannot be blamed entirely since there were many factors despite recruiting qualified teachers.

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and YouthNet would be conducting a 10-day “Retail Customer Interaction Training” in partnership with Quest Alliance, Bangalore from May 16. Only 30 seats would be available and Retail business owners, salesperson and interested individuals have been asked to collect registration forms at MEC office, Longpok Mansion, Mokokchung.

Trainees would be imparted comprehensive training on the subject and would be awarded certificate on successful completion of the training.

MHA advisory to states on prison reforms

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LEARN DRIVING Retail customer STUDENTS’ KOHIMA interaction HOME HOSTEL Contact : Lerie Colony Kohima D I M A P U R , M AY 8 (NPN): Mokokchung EnBelow St. Mary Higher 9615562483 Secondary School trepreneurs Consortium

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attract the fence-sitting borrowers to go in for a loan now.

“This is a giant leap to give a fillip to the affordable housing segment keeping the government vision of providing housing for all by 2022,” Kumar said.

“A lot of customers are undecided on a new home as rates of the market as well as finance have been high for too long. That should hopefully change now,” Kumar added.

With a home loan book of Rs 2.23 trillion, SBI leads the home mortgage segment with 25-26 per cent market share.

He, however, said the new offer may not push up its market share significantly as 45 per cent of its Rs 2.23 trillion home loan book is already under the Rs 30 lakh bracket and the rest of the credit industry is also very aggressive.

SBI is also giving a special offer for construction finance to builders for affordable housing projects. “This will give a dual push both for construction finance and also for home finance for affordable homes, but the bank did not quantify the reduction,” he said.

(From p-1) Eleven institutions under Arts stream, four institutions under Science stream and four institutions under Commerce stream secured 100% pass result.

One private institution of commerce stream got zero/nil result.

Expressing contentment with the results, NBSE chairman said comparatively the performance of the students was consistent. However, she said

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interest subsidy of Rs 2.67 lakh per annum.

SBI Managing Director for national banking, Rajnish Kumar said the 25 bps reduction is applicable to new women borrowers who are salaried, while for the non-salaried women borrowers, the reduction is 20 bps.

Similarly, a male salaried borrower can get a new loan at 8.40 per cent, 20 bps lower than the prevailing rate, and a non-salaried male borrower can avail of a loan at 15 bps lower than the current rate, Kumar said.

“This is a huge saving for the borrower as the 25 bps reduction translates into a saving of Rs 530 per month on EMI,” Kumar told PTI, adding that the new rates will be effective tomorrow.

Explaining the reason behind the move, which makes its offering the lowest in the industry, Kumar said the bank has seen a hike in home loan enquiries of late and reduction in rates will further help millions of buyers fulfil their dream of owning a home.

Also, the bank expects that the new rates will

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results: girls outshine boys again

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Mumbai, May 8 (PTI): Upping the ante in the housing loan segment, State Bank of India today steeply reduced its affordable home loan rates by up to 25 basis points, offering a lower rate of 8.35 per cent to new women borrowers.

With around 26 per cent market share, the nation’s largest lender is also the biggest player in the home loan segment. Even at the existing 8.60 per cent, SBI offers the lowest rate.

HDFC, the secondlargest player in the space, offers loans at 8.65 per cent to women for loans up to Rs 75 lakh and 8.7 per cent for others. Similar is the minimum rate being offered by the largest private lender, ICICI Bank.

As for male borrowers, the state-owned bank said the limited period offer is valid till July 31 and the new rate for the salaried will be lower by 20 bps at 8.40 per cent.

One percentage point is 100 basis points (bps).

Under the new government scheme, loans under Rs 30 lakh qualify for affordable housing in which the borrower gets an

DIMAPUR, MAY 8 (NPN): Business Association of Nagas (BAN) would be organising special training session on GST for all Naga entrepreneurs both registered and non-registered members on May 9 from 2 p.m. onwards at Taxes Training Centre, Commissioner of Taxes, near DC office, Dimapur.

In this regard, all Naga entrepreneurs have been asked to grab the opportunity and get equipped with the new GST regime slated to be implement from the month of July 2017. Details can be contacted at- 8014168425 or 9089810819.

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SBI cuts affordable home loan rates to 8.35 percent

business/state Special training NBSE declares HSLC, HSSLC session on GST

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Macron wins French presidency; EU elated

French President-elect Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte during a victory celebration outside the Louvre museum in Paris Sunday. (AP/PTI) PARIS, MAY 8 (IANS): Centrist Emmanuel Macron on Sunday became France’s youngest President with a stunning win over far-right rival Marine Le Pen, a verdict loudly cheered by the European Union.

Wild celebrations broke out in many parts of Paris and across France as Macron, 39, wrapped up an overwhelming 66.06 per cent of all votes in a closely and bitterly fought battle.

This amounted to 20.7 million votes.

A civil servant who became a millionaire investment banker and then a government minister, Macron founded the ‘En Marche!’ movement and went on to become the President despite not having a constituency of his own and

without the backing of any major party.

But Le Pen, 48, took about 10.6 million votes in the Presidential election’s crucial runoff or 33.94 per cent of the votes. This was almost double the tally her more rabid father Jean-Marie won in 2002, the last time a far-right candidate made it to the runoff.

She told her National Front supporters that the new divide in France was between “globalists and patriots”. As Le Pen called up Macron to congratulate him, the new President vowed to fight “the forces of division that undermine France”, media reports said.

In a speech to jubilant supporters, Macron said: “Tonight you won, France

won. Everyone told us it was impossible. But they don’t know France.”

He tweeted earlier: “As of this evening and for the coming five years, I am going to serve with humility, with dedication, with determination, in your name.”

Macron acknowledged the anger of many voters and pledged to protect the weakest members of the society.

“I will work to renew the links between Europe and its citizens. My duty is to alleviate fears and rekindle optimism,” he added. “I will fight with all my strength against the divisions that separate us.”

European Union leaders heaved a sigh of relief over the defeat of Le Pen, who had threatened a “Brexit” if she came to power.

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international Syria to abide by ‘de-escalation’ plan BEIRUT, MAY 8 (AGENCIES): Syria’s foreign minister said on Monday that his government would abide by the terms of a Russian plan for “de-escalation” zones so long as rebels also obser ved it. Walid alMoualem told a televised news conference that rebels involved in the process must help clear areas they control of jihadist factions, including the former Nusra Front, and that the deal’s guarantors must help them do this.

The deal for de-escalation zones was brokered by Russia, with backing from Turkey and Iran, during ceasefire talks in the Kazakh capital Astana last week and came into effect at midnight on Friday, but some fighting has continued in those areas. “It is the duty of the groups which signed the ceasefire agreement to expel Nusra from these zones until the areas really become de-escalated.

Final push ahead of S.Korean Presidential polls

SEOUL, MAY 8 (IANS): South Korean Presidential candidates made last minute appeals to rally support on Monday as the nation of 51 million elects a new President on Tuesday after a year of political upheaval. Latest polls have put Democratic Party’s Moon Jae-in in the lead, the media reported.

The early election was triggered after President Park Geun-hye was ousted from office in March following her involvement in a massive corruption scandal.

Moon’s closest rivals are conservative Liberty Korea Party candidate Hong Joon-pyo and the People’s Party candidate Ahn Cheolsoo, who is also a liberal.

Both are close to 20 per cent in the polls.

Moon made a final pitch to voters Monday.

“Without the united power of our people, (the new administration) will struggle from its first step. We must overcome this crisis with

S. Korean presidential candidate Hong Joon-pyo of the Liberty Korea Party waves to his supporters during an election campaign in Seoul Monday (AP/PTI)

united power,” he said.

Hong also made a final plea to voters Monday to unite around him to protect conservative free market and strong on defence policies that have been in place for the last eight years, VOA reported..

“I stood up to prevent the left-wing from seizing power, and acted to protect a free Republic of Korea.

We will win. Truth will beat lies. Our people will win.

Justice will beat hypocrisy.

The Republic of Korea will win,” said the Liberty Korea Party candidate.

As part of the campaigning, Moon is to make a trip to the country’s secondlargest city, Busan, and return to Seoul to finish his campaigning, Yonhap News Agency reported.

Busan, a port city located 450 km southeast of Seoul, apparently holds the most swing votes for the liberal candidate as it is considered the traditional home of conservatives.

The 64-year-old former lawyer and chief of staff to late President Roh Moohyun, is also scheduled to make stops in Daegu, another stronghold of conservative parties, and Cheongju, a city located in the North Chungcheong province, according to party officials.

Hong Joon-pyo, 62, from the Liberty Korea Party is to campaign in Busan and Daegu before making a brief stop in Cheonan in South Chungcheong province.

The third leading contender, Ahn Cheol-soo, 55, of the centre-left People’s Party is focusing last minute efforts on Daejeon and the Chungcheong provinces.

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NUSU (L) ‘Cultural & Literary Meet’ concludes

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agaland University Students’ Union, Lumami celebrated its 18th varsity three days campus Cultural and Literary Meet 2017 under the theme ‘Achieving Excellence through Renaissance of Culture and Literature Expression’.

On the first day, NU land spokesperson and former minister, Kheto was the chief guest while NU vice chancellor was the guest of honour.

On the second day event Controller of Ex-

amination was the chief guest and dean of students’ welfare was the guest of honor.

On the third and final day onlybafo.com founder and CEO, Watinungsang Imsong was the chief Guest while Registrar, NU was the guest of honour.

Different cultural songs, folklores, dramas were presented by Ao, Sumi, Tenyimia, Lotha and Eastern fellowship with various indigenous games competition like pole climbing, pork eating,

7 stones, etc.

Students also participated in various competitions like quiz, elocution, debates, solo, dance, etc.

The students were mesmerized by the special appearance of Alobo Naga who enthralled the audience with his famous new songs.

The final day witnessed special appearances from the talented team of Dreamz unlimited who presented meaningful and lively shows as well as various bands like Beyond Sun-

day, The Great Decade and also Meyitemsu the finalist of YES I AM (India’s Biggest Reality Show).

NUSU (L) president Chubalemba B. Chang and cultural secretary Chiuchang Lam thanked all the students, the NU administration and various dignitaries for not only making the program successful but also making it a time for introspecting the cultural identity and the importance of all round intellectual development.”

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olice will provide security, including surveillance by drones, for the May 10 concert of Canadian pop singing sensation Justin Bieber at the DY Patil Stadium, an official said on Monday.

Expecting a turnout in excess of 45,000 for the live show, Navi Mumbai Police Commissioner Hemant Nagrale said around 500 police personnel and 25 officers would be deployed for security and emergency disaster management at the venue.

The 23-year-old icon is likely to reach Mumbai on Tuesday for the Wednesday concert, part of the Asia leg of “Bieber’s Purpose World Tour” and his first performance in India. The tour is to promote his fourth album, the critically-acclaimed “Purpose”, in which he has experimented with more adventurous electronic sounds.

Besides India, the Asian component of his current tour includes Tel Aviv and Dubai.

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LeBron James goes to the net past Toronto Raptors Tucker and Serge Ibaka.

Super Boxing League to feature 8 teams

KXIP’s Sandeep fined for showing dissent Mohali, May 8 (IANS): Kings XI Punjab fast-bowler Sandeep Sharma was on Monday fined 50 per cent of his match fee for showing dissent at an umpires decision during his teams Indian Premier League (IPL) match against Gujarat Lions at I.S. Bindra Stadium here.

In the fifth over of the Gujarat Lions innings on Sunday, Sandeep decided to switch to round-the-wicket but umpire Nand Kishore called a no-ball as he believed that the bowler did not inform him about the change. Sharma admitted to the Level 1 offence 2.1.5 of the IPL Code of Conduct for Players and Team Officials and accepted the sanction, as such there was no need for a formal hearing.

For Level 1 breaches of the IPL Code of Conduct, the Match Referee’s decision is final and binding.

After posting 189/3, Punjab bowlers failed to step up to the occasion as Gujarat romped home by six wickets with two deliveries to spare.

will be owned by Abhinandan Balasubramaniam.

Ajeenkya Patil of the DY Patil Group will be owning Maratha Yoddhas, the team that comes from Pune, while Amit Aggarwal of S&J Granulate Solutions Pvt. Ltd. will own North East Tigers. Karan Devgan comes on board as the owner of Haryana Warriors.

Speaking at the occasion, professional boxer and promoter of SBL, Amir Khan said: “Longterm partnerships work best for both the brand and the team, where they draw from each other’s vigour.

SBL is going to be a big leap in the history of boxing and I am confident that it will become one of the most coveted titles in boxing in the years to come.”

Each team at the Super Boxing League will have a squad strength of 12 boxers, including six backup boxers. A team will have a mix of five male and one female boxer and can have a maximum of three international boxers. Each action-packed weekend of SBL will see the best-of-six bouts formats across six weight categories. A bout will have four rounds of three minutes each.

SBL has roped in Sony Pictures Networks India as the broadcast partner for on-air as well as online streaming of the league.

Madrid, May 8 (IANS): Britain’s Andy Murray continued to lead the men’s Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) world singles rankings released on Monday. Serbian Novak Djokovic came in second, followed by Swiss Stan Wawrinka and compatriot Roger Federer, respectively, reports Efe. Spaniard Rafael Nadal remained in fifth place, while Croatian Marin Cilic jumped to seventh after winning the Istanbul Open final on Sunday.

Japanese Kei Nishikori fell to the eighth spot. In the Women’s Tennis Association world rankings, United States tennis player Serena Williams continued to lead with 7,010 points. German Angelique Kerber remained in second place, followed by Czech Karolina Pliskova in third. Spanish Garbiñe Muguruza jumped two spots to fourth position, while Romanian Simona Halep dropped down four places to eighth position.

Bairstow stars as Eng clinch series

England players celebrate taking the wicket of Ireland’s Paul Stirling.

L on d on , M a y 8 (Agencies): Jonny Bairstow’s quickfire 72 not out set up England’s 85-run win over Ireland in the second one-day international at Lord’s on Sunday.

Victory saw England take the two-match series 2-0 after they had launched their build-up to next month’s Champions Trophy tournament on home soil with a comfortable seven-wicket win at Bristol on Friday.

Ireland, in their first ODI at ‘the Home of Cricket’, fought hard with the ball

in front of a 22,000-strong crowd.

But, as was the case Friday, they suffered a batting collapse after a promising start and were dismissed for 243 chasing 329 to win.

Ireland captain William Porterfield did, however, make 82, the top score of the match, as his side, who could be granted Test status next month, restored some pride after being bowled out for just 126 in 33 overs at Bristol.

England risked squandering a strong position

when their Dublin-born captain Eoin Morgan (76) and Joe Root (73) fell in quick succession following a thirdwicket stand of 140 to leave the hosts 213 for four.

But Bairstow and fellow Yorkshireman Adil Rashid shared a sixth-wicket stand of 88 in just 46 balls that helped take England to 328 for six.

Their county colleague Root was named man-ofthe-match after also taking ODI-best figures of three for 52 with his occasional off-spin.

Germany’s Alexander Zverev wins Munich title BERLIN, May 8 (Agencies): Germany’s rising star Alexander Zverev earned his third ATP title, but his first on home soil, with a straight sets win in the final of the Munich tournament on Sunday.

The 20-year-old third seed needed just 72 minutes to seal a 6-4, 6-3 win over Argentinian qualifier Guido Pella, ranked 158th in the world.

Hamburg-born Zverev converted his first match point to take the title after also winning in St Petersburg last September and Montpellier in February.

Rain in Munich delayed the start by nearly three hours and Zverev made a slow start, being broken in the first game, but rallied by taking the last three games of the first set.

He walks away with a brand-news sports car and winners cheque of 85,945 euros ($94,518) -plus a luxury pair of Bavarian lederhosen.

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Born : 18/08/1985 – Died : 02/05/2017

I. Wati Pongener (Aliba) 09.05.2016 You have left us precious memories, your love will be our guide and you are always in our hearts Missing you in silent tears.

Fondly remembered Wife, children & grandchildren.

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We the bereaved family members of Lt. Achaba Ozükum (Waromung) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to various organisations, unions, relatives, churches, neighbours, friends, colonies, individuals and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially and through prayers during the tragic and sudden demise of Late Achaba Ozükum on 2nd of May, 2017.

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“Our most beloved Late Imsütoshi Pongener (1918 to 03.05.2017), Chuchuyimlang and wife Late Tsüktitula Jamitsür (1920 to 13.04.2017), How gracefully you attained 75 years of marriage!

Oba, your prayer has come to pass; within a month you have both left for eternal solace.

Your tireless service towards our people for 3 (three) generations and the vacuum created by your demise will be immensely felt.

As we bid adieu, how blissful it is to see folks from near and far, paying homage to your remarkable life, adorned with noble deeds, wisdom and integrity.

“We meet to part and part to meet in heavenly abode.”

Rest in peace.

We convey our heartfelt gratitude to one and all for your love, prayers and support during our grief.

May the Almighty bless you abundantly.

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M u m b a i , M ay 8 (IANS): Eight teams comprising 96 pugilists will fight in the first ever Super Boxing League (SBL) to be held in New Delhi from July 7 to August 12, it was announced on Monday.

The eight teams of the inaugural edition of SBL are Mumbai Assassins, Delhi Gladiators, Haryana Warriors, Sher-E-Punjab, UP Terminators, North East Tigers, Maratha Yoddhas and Southern Super Kings.

T h e l e a g u e l e ve l matches will be held from July 7 to 30, followed by two semi-finals on August 5-6 and the final on August 12.

The league is being organised by British businessman Bill Dosanjh, also the founder and promoter of successful Super Fight League and two-time world professional boxing champion Amir Khan.

The eight teams participating in Super Boxing League are owned by top corporate honchos. Aditya Munjal of Hero Cycles, Arjun Jain of White Fox and Shiva Vij, an industrialist from Delhi, will jointly own Delhi Gladiators. Nitin Jadhav of Gajanan Oil will own Mumbai Assassins, Jaskaran Puniyani and Navraj Jaura of the Jaura Group will own UP Terminators.

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will play either the Boston Celtics or Washington Wizards for a place in the NBA Finals. John Wall tallied 27 points and 12 assists as the Wizards defeated the Celtics 121-102 Sunday to level their series at 2-2.

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35 points with nine rebounds and six assists as the Cavaliers subdued the desperate Raptors to remain unbeaten in eight games in these playoffs. They’re the first team to win eight games in a row over consecutive post-season runs. In the Eastern Conference finals, the Cavaliers

first-half points helped the Cavaliers erase an 11-point first-quarter deficit and take a 61-49 half-time lead.

With their backs against the wall, down 16 points early in the third quarter, the Raptors responded, taking a 93-92 lead with 6:38 to play.

But it marked the second straight year that the Cavs eliminated the Raptors from playoffs on their home floor.

They beat them in six games in the Eastern Conference finals last season.

Serge Ibaka scored 23 points for the Raptors. DeMar DeRozan added 22 with eight assists.

James played the entire fourth quarter -- but he’ll have plenty of time to rest since the conference finals won’t start before May 15.

James will be playing for a seventh consecutive NBA Finals appearance, having had four in a row with Miami and the past two with Cleveland, and his eighth overall. James is 3-4 in his trips to the championship series.

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LOS ANGELES, May 8 (Agencies): The NBA champion Cleveland Cavaliers powered into the Eastern Conference finals on Sunday, downing the Toronto Raptors 109-102 to complete a four-game sweep of their playoff series.

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03.02.1918 – 02.05.2017 We the bereaved family members of Lt. Akangkokba (Longsa) would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individuals, churches, unions, neighbours, friends, relatives and well wishers who stood by us and supported us physically, financially, materially and spiritually during the sudden demise of our beloved on 02.05.2017. Your support, contributions and love gave us strength and comfort.

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We would like to express our immense gratitude to all those who stood by us and supported us during the illness and at the demise of our beloved father, Late S. Enga Konyak, Lonching Village of Mon district, who left for his heavenly abode on April 29, 2017.

Our special thanks go to : 1. Rev. Y. Chingang Konyak and his family 2. Shri. C. Lwngnyei Konyak, Research Officer, Prisons, Kohima 3. Dr. Sashi Jamir, family and relatives, Dimapur 4. Mr. & Mrs. Longme Konyak, D.O MDTC, NKVIB, Dimapur 5. Longchang Village Baptist Church 6. Longchang Town Baptist Church 7. Longchang Village Council 8. The Executive Secretary and Staff of KBBB 9. Shri. Eshak Konyak and family, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary, Art & Culture, Kohima 10. Antuhu clan of Longchang, Aboi 11. Relatives from the following towns and villages: Aboi Town, Molung, Sowa, Changlang, Angjangyang, Angphang, Jakphang, Ngangching, Pongo, and Longleng 12. All the Organisations and general public of Longchang village The voluntary services of our father in various organisations : 1. N.N.C member 1950-1970 2. School Managing President 1969-1975 3. Village Council Member 1981-1989 4. Treasurer, Longchang Baptist Church Mission 1983-2006 Gone, but in our hearts forever.

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U-19 CAPF talent hunt tourney concludes India squad for CT announced State Sports Academy, Sweet Poison Club emerge winners

Winners of OORJA U-19 CAPF tournament (top) State sports Academy, Dimapur and (bottom) Sweet Poison Club, IG Academy along with the chief minister, ministers, AR officials and others. (NP) Correspondent

ko h i m a , M ay 8 (NPN): The Nagaland leg of OORJA U-19 CAPF Talent Hunt tournament organised by Assam Rifles came to an end Monday at local ground, Kohima.

Chief minister Shurhozelie Liezietsu graced the closing ceremony as the chief guest and Director General Assam Rifles Lt Gen Shokin Chauhan, AVSM, YSM, SM, VSM as guest

of honour State Sports Academy, Nagaland and Sweet Poison Club, IG Academy team lifted the title in boy’ and girls category respectively. In the finals, State Sports Academy, Nagaland defeated State Boys Hostel by a margin of 2-0 whereas Sweet Poison Club, IG, Academy defeated Girls Sports Hostel by a margin of 3-0.

Sinlo and Akhala Jamir were named the best

players and awarded a certificate along with cash prize. Sedevituo and Sezorelu were adjudged the best goalkeepers.

The winner teams took home a cash award of Rs. 50,000 each while runnerup teams were awarded Rs. 30,000 each. Third best team was nominated as hardliner team and awarded a sum of Rs. 20,000 as prize money.

Speaking at the closing ceremony, the chief min-

ister Shurhozelie Liezietsu reminiscent the contribution of Dr Talimeren Ao after whom the trophy of tournament was named.

He said that “Nagas in the field of football are second to none as it is evident by the performance of sub junior and junior level teams.” Nagaland U-19 has been the winner of Subroto Cup in 2008, 2012 and 2014. U-12 team of the state was also runner-up in Inter Youth football Fiesta held

in South Korea in 2015.

The chief minister also lauded the Assam Rifles for conducting the U-19 tournament and Rifles for living upto their motto of ‘Friends of the Hill People.’

He expressed confidence that this kind of talent hunt tournament will provide an opportunity and platform to the young Naga footballers to showcase and hone their skills and leave a lasting impression.

Also speaking at the closing ceremony, Lt Gen Shokin Chauhan, AVSM, YSM, SM, VSM, DG Assam Rifles highlighted the contribution of Dr Talimeren Ao and potential of Naga youth in the game of football. Emphasizing on importance of the U-19 tournament, he said that the tournament is unique in more ways than one as it not only provides a platform to perform till pinnacle but also showcases girl power in the sports of football.

DGAR also informed that Phase 2 of the tournament will be played at Shillong in May-June 2017, where regional selection will take place to participate in finals at New Delhi. 20 players each in boys and girls category were shortlisted for further training and participation in Phase- 2 of U-19 football tournament to be held at Shillong.

The closing ceremony was also attended by brand ambassadors of the tournament Imlibenla Wati, Miss Asia pacific and state football coach Mughato Sumi.

India’s 15 member squad for Champions Trophy. (PTI) New Delhi, May 8 (PTI): Defending champions India today opted for the tried and tested in their Champions Trophy cricket squad with a fit-again Rohit Sharma returning to the side while Manish Pandey beat young chinaman Kuldeep Yadav as the 15th member.

Rohit, who has recovered from a thigh injury, made a comeback as selectors gave due weightage to his round the year performance. Overall, the selection panel, headed by MSK Prasad, kept faith in the squad which defeated England in a home series earlier this year.

India will play their opening match of the Champions Trophy, to be held in England, against arch-rivals Pakistan on June 4. The event itself will get underway on June 1.

Pandey has made it as an extra batsman in the squad to be led by Virat Kohli. Prasad said the selectors seriously considered Kuldeep Yadav too before he was put on the standby list. “We definitely considered the name of Kuldeep.

He would have been a surprise package but whether we would have played with two spinners is a question.

Since Yuvraj (Singh) and Kedar (Jadhav) can bowl spin, he narrowly missed out,” Prasad explained after the selection committee meeting here.

Some of the other names that were discussed seriously were keeper-batsmen Rishabh Pant, Dinesh Karthik, Shardul Thakur and Suresh Raina. Along with Kuldeep, these four are also on the standby list.

Prasad made it clear

that even though IPL is a premier domestic tournament, the performance of players in the event can’t be the sole criteria for selecting a squad for a 50-over tournament.

With no surprises in the team, Prasad said it was an easy team to pick as it has shaped up well in the last four months.

Veteran opener Gautam Gambhir, who has been performing well in the IPL, was not even discussed.

Premier off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, who has skipped the IPL owing to a sports hernia injury, has been included in the squad.

Explaining the decision, Prasad said Ashwin’s injury was not that serious and he merely required some rest. Mahendra Singh Dhoni remained India’s first choice wicketkeeper.

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London, May 8 (Agencies): N’Golo Kante has been voted Footballer of the Year by the Football Writers’ Association.

The Chelsea midfielder polled most votes among the 340-strong membership, beating team-mate Eden Hazard and third-placed Dele Alli to the award. Kante is the fifth player in six seasons to complete the awards double having last month been named Player of the Year by the Professional Footballers’ Association.

More than 65 per cent of the votes went to either Kante or Hazard, while a record number of players polled at least one vote - among them West Brom goalkeeper Ben Foster and Brighton winger Anthony Knockaert. Kante, a summer signing from champions Leicester, will become the first N’Golo Kante outfield player to win back-to-back Premier League titles with different clubs if Chelsea win two of their remaining four games. He said: “It is a fantastic honour to win this award. With so many great players in this Chelsea squad and in the Premier League, for the Football Writers’ Association of this country to name me as their Footballer of the Year is a very proud moment in my career.”

FWA chairman Paddy Barclay said, “N’Golo Kante could not be a more deserving winner of English football’s most prestigious individual award.” “In the view of some FWA members, he would have been a worthy recipient last season for his contribution to Leicester’s title success, but the almost unbroken excellent form of Chelsea since he changed clubs has left little room for further debate. Considering the competition of Eden Hazard and others from Chelsea in particular, this is a great achievement.”

C u tta c k , M ay 8 (PTI): Bengaluru FC defeated Shillong Lajong 3-2 in a tight encounter to make a flying start to their campaign at the 38th edition of the ongoing Hero Federation Cup here today.

Strikes by Udanta Singh (35th minute), Eugeneson Lyngdoh (46th) and an own goal by skipper Aibrolang Khongjee proved enough for the Blues to register their first win.

Yuta Kinowaki and Samuel Lalmuanpuia had found the net in the 72nd minute and 84th minute respectively for Lajong at the Barabati Stadium. Dipanda Dicka had missed a penalty for Lajong in the 71st minute.

Bengaluru FC had a nervy start to their tournament opener as opponents Shillong Lajong attacked from the word go and Dipanda Dicka’s shot in the

first minute itself came close to stealing the lead.

The Blues, however, recouped from the nervous opening and Sandesh Jhingan’s 2nd-minute header which rattled the bar gave a testament of Bengaluru FC’s attacking intent.

In the 33rd minute, BFC fostered perhaps the best scoring chance of the match as Udanta was released onto goal by skipper Sunil Chhetri. Udanta’s shot, however, went wide of the goal. Two minutes later, Udanta exorcised his demons as his shot from distance took a wicked deflection and looped in the Lajong net to hand BFC the lead.

Eugeneson Lyngdoh doubled Bengaluru FC’s lead in the 46th minute.

The Blues piled pressure on Thangboi Singto’s men and in the 60th minute, Sandesh Jhingan’s header from a corner kick

Match between Shillong Lajong FC and Bengaluru FC on Monday. was kept out of the goal by the Lajong defence line after Vishal Kaith had come out off his lines. Lajong were given a penalty in the 71st minute which Dipanda shot way over the goal but Yuta Kinowaki slotted the ball home from a tight corner to reduce their deficit.

However, disaster struck for the Lajong defence two minutes later when Aiborlang Khongjee bundled the ball into his own net, doubling Benga-

luru FC’s lead yet again.

Thangboi Singto’s men were awarded a penalty again in the 84th minute and this time Samuel Lalmuanpuia scored to make the scoreline read 3-2.

The Blues held on to a goal’s advantage and saw off the match to record their first win of the Hero Federation Cup as the fulltime scoreline read 3-2 in their favour.

Maradona appointed head coach of UAE’s Al-Fujairah

Dubai, May 8 (Agencies): Former Argentina captain Diego Maradona has ended a five-year absence from football to return as coach of Al-Fujairah FC, the United Arab Emirates club announced on Sunday.

“I want to tell you that I am the new coach of AlFujairah SC, in the second division of the United Arab Emirates,” Maradona added on his Facebook page. The club posted a picture of the former Boca Juniors, Napoli and Barcelona striker holdK

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ing their red and white shirt with his name and No. 10 on the back. It marks a return to management after a fiveyear gap for the 56-year-old Argentina great, who as a player led his country to a 1986 World Cup title and runners-up spot four years later. Maradona, who took charge of Argentina in 2008 and led them to the World Cup two years later, last managed at another UAE club, Al Wasl in May 2011 but was sacked just over a year later.

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Diego Maradona was unveiled as head coach of Al-Fujairah on Monday.

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