April 12, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Vol XXVII No. 126

DIMAPUR, wednesday, april 12, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00

Malala receives highest UN honour

Arsenal’s top-four hopes suffer blow

Mission to infuse capital in banks not the last step: FM

international, Page 9

sports, Page 12

business, Page 8

CMRDF list recoils on govt.

ACAUT ASKS SPEAKER TO ALLOW CASE AGAINST T.R. ZELIANG, VIKHEHO SWU D I M A P U R , A PR 1 1 (NPN): Taking serious note of the controversy over purported signature of former chief minister T.R. Zeliang on chief minister’s road development fund list, ACAUT demanded suo moto action against advisor Finance, T.R. Zeliang and R&B minister Vikheho Swu. ACAUT Nagaland has submitted a representation to the Speaker Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) demanding suo moto legal action against advisor (Finance) and former chief minister T.R. Zeliang (representing 7 Peren A/C) for alleged impersonation and minister Roads and Bridges (R&B) Y. Vikheho Swu (representing 13 Pughoboto A/C/) for alleged connivance with regard to CM’s Road Development Fund (CMRDF). ACAUT through its media cell, pointed out that T.R. Zeliang vacated the chief minister’s chair after an uprising against “wrong policy imposed upon the

public”, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezistsü took over as chief minister on February 22, 2017. After being “demoted from chief minister” ACAUT said T.R. Zeliang on March 8, 2017 signed a list of beneficiaries for Chief Minister’s Road Development Fund (CMRDF) for 2016-17 in the capacity of chief minister. ACAUT said Zeliang then endorsed the list to Y. Vikheho Swu minister of Roads & Bridges for further action. It said that despite knowing the fact that T.R. Zeliang was no more the chief minister, Vikheho Swu minister of R&B “connived” by endorsing the list on March 9, 2017 to the CE (PWD) Roads and Bridges with the note “to process for Tender”. Accordingly the chief engineer (CE) (PWD) R&B endorsed the letter from the minister “for necessary action to the EE-III”. ACAUT Nagaland also enclosed the list of beneficiaries prepared and

Expedite March 20 murder case: AKM

Human trafficking racket busted; 4 held

D I M A P U R , A PR 1 1 (NPN): Ao Students’ Conference (AKM) on Tuesday demanded that the police expedited the investigation into the “brutal” murder of Lanunukshi of Mongsenyimti village, whose body was found at Dimapur. AKM president Imkongwati and assistant general secretary Lolentoshi have also urged the investigating authority to bring the culprit (s) to book at the earliest in order to deliver justice to the victim’s family. AKM said it had entrusted its constituent units at Dimapur to keep track on the progress of the investigation into the “heinous crime”. The Ao student body also stated that it had reposed faith in the law enforcing agency, after the main suspect was identified and look out notice along with the photo was published in the newspapers. But after a lapse of three weeks, there was no progress in the murder case and the suspect was still at large. In this regard, the AKM has cautioned individual, group or organization from harbouring the suspect, who is wanted in connection to the murder case. Meanwhile, AKM conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed that the departed soul rest in peace.

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“Defecting from one faction to another is what keeps me going.” K Y M C

recommended by T.R. Zeliang who signed as chief minister on March 8, 2017. ACAUT maintained that the action of the minister R&B was to abet in the commission of illegality initiated by T.R. Zeliang and so was liable for offence committed for abetment of commission of crime. ACAUT also maintained that T.R. Zeliang had “misrepresented himself as chief minister” after demitting office and so his act under the law did not grant immunity from legal action for commitment of grave offence. ACAUT said T.R. Zeliang was not only a long time legislator and cabinet minister but experienced in statecraft having occupied the highest post in the state and so cannot be allowed to go scot free. ACAUT also said that Vikheho Swu was also liable for abetment of offence and punishment and that “ignorance of law is not an excuse”. Every citizen in equal before the law irrespective

Three accused under police custody.

DIMAPUR, APR 11 (NPN): Dimapur police’s District Anti- Human Trafficking Unit (DAHTU) have reportedly busted a major human trafficking racket and arrested four persons. In a press release, additional deputy commissioner of police/PRO, Dimapur, said that the racket was unearthed after two girls from Nagaland, who were rescued and kept at a Shelter Home in Pune, were repatriated back home. PRO said the Women Police Station, Dimapur received information from the Shelter Home about the two victims from the state rescued by Pune Police from a brothel. After conducting preliminary enquiries and ascertaining the identities and particulars of the victims, the PRO said a suo moto case was registered and investigations initiated. A team from the Women Police Station, Dimapur was dispatched to Pune and the victims brought back home on

of position one holds and should be applied on all offenders, said ACAUT. It therefore maintained that T.R. Zeliang was liable for “cheating by impersonation” and “making false document” even after relinquishing the post of chief minister on February 19, 2017 while minister R&B Vikheho Swu was liable for abetment in the offence. Since both T.R. Zeliang and Vikheho Swu are members of the NLA and under the jurisdiction of the Speaker, ACAUT urged upon him to initiate action against both of them for having committed cognisable offences and direct the law enforcement agency to register a regular case by according sanction order to face trial whenever asked to do so. ACAUT expressed the hope that the Speaker would take prompt action on its demands and preserve the sanctity of the office of the Speaker against the two irrespective of the posts they hold.

March 21, 2017 after necessary repatriation processes. Based on the victims’ statements and necessary investigations, the DAHTU have arrested four persons in the trafficking of those victims, PRO said. The accused persons, arrested from Nagaland and Assam, were found to be involved in other similar cases, PRO added. According to police, functioning in an organized network, the traffickers targeted victims by luring them with prospective jobs or abducting them and supplied to the source through chains of traffickers. Police said DAHTU was investigating into the case to identify and rescue more such victims. Meanwhile, police said the victims have been re-united with their respective families after completion of required formalities. The arrested persons have been identified as Johur Uddin, son of late Md. Adibali of Goriarmari village, Borpata, Assam and present resident of Tenyiphe-I, Dimapur; Jorina Khatoon @ Zina wife of Johur Uddin of Goriarmari village, Borpata, Assam and present resident of Tenyiphe-I, Dimapur; Saiful Uddin @ John @ Rahul Dev, son of Sushil Dev of Tezpur, Assam and present resident of Phaipijang, Dimapur; Farukh Uddin @ Farukh @ Omar, son of late Siraj Ali of Murigaon, Assam.

No spl category status 7th RoP to come into to any state: Centre force from June 1

New Delhi, Apr 11 (PTI): The government has no plans to grant special category status to any state, Minister of State for Planning Rao Inderjit Singh told the Rajya Sabha Tuesday. The minister was replying to a calling attention motion of Congress member KVP Ramachandra Rao who wanted convening of a meeting of the National Development Council (NDC) to discuss the necessity for continuance of the concept of special category status. Members of the Congress, the Left and Trinamool Congress, however, were not satisfied with the minister’s reply and staged a walkout. He said, “Instead of criticising the government for not giving special category status (to states), I would suggest they should go to their respective states and ensure fiscal discipline and develop their states by virtue of the extra Rs 1.78 lakh crore that we have given from the Planning Commission.” The last state to be accorded the special category status was Uttarakhand way back in 2001 and no state has been given the status after that, the minister added. Singh said the basic principle for according the special category status to a state was the approval from the NDC. The minister also said the last government could have asked the NDC to approve the status for the state but it did not do so even when they were in power. He said after taking over, the BJP government gave 10 per cent extra grant, amounting to Rs 1.78 lakh crore per year, to the states through the Finance Commission to take care of their fiscal requirements. “The present government, over the past three years, has been thinking and acting out-of-box and following this approach, it has done away with the Planning Commission,” the minister said.

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DIMAPUR, APR 11 (NPN): In a major relief for state government employees, Nagaland Governor on Tuesday ordered the 7th Revision of Pay (RoP) which would come into force from June 1, 2017 but effective from January 1, 2018. This was stated in a notification issued by the Finance department on April 11. It was notified that the revision of pay and pension would come into force on the forenoon of June 1, 2017 for the purpose of notional pay fixation in the revised pay structure and for the purpose of fixation of monthly pension in respect of the employees retiring from service on or after June 1, 2017. However, the department said the actual payment on the basis of revised pay structure would be effective only from January 1, 2018. Accordingly, the department stated that no arrears of salary or pension shall be payable for the period prior to January 1, 2018. Except for pension and salaries of employees under the New Pension Scheme, the department said increased salary on account of revision of pay would be impounded to the

GPF accounts of the employees till February 28, 2020. The government has decided to setup a Pay (Fitment) Committee to examine the matter relation to revision of pay/ pension of the employees and to recommend fitment of their pay scales/pensions in comparison with the 7th central pay recommendations. Further, the department said after notional fixation of revised pay on June 1, 2017, a government servant shall be entitled to annual increment (notionally) on December 1, 2017, subject to the condition that he/she has completed service of not less than six months on that date in the revised pay structure. However, the department said revised pay/pension as sated would not be applicable to—all categories of workcharged employees, persons paid out of contingencies, persons employed on contract, except where the contract provides otherwise, persons re-employed after retirement and any other class/category of persons whom the Governor may, by order specifically exclude from the operation of all/any of the recommendations made by the Pay (Fitment) Committee.

Cong asks PM to Clarification sought from H&FW com & secy I M A P U R , A PR 1 1 any confrontation with the rank of Commissioner and clarify on Centre- D(NPN): Phom Students’ government”. However, the Secretary instead of solving (PSC) Tuesday response and behavior of the matter in a reciprocal/ NSCN (I-M) pact Conference has served 24-hour deadline the commissioner and sec- mutual understanding”. NEW DELHI, APR 11 (PTI): Questioning the government’s pact with Nagaland insurgent group NSCN (I-M), a Congress member in the Lok Sabha Tuesday sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s statement on the issue saying there were differences between his assurances to Manipur and the claims of the Naga rebels. During Zero Hour, Th. Meinya said Modi had assured the people of Manipur during the recent state polls that their territory would not be affected by the pact, but the Naga rebels have been making different statements. “Greater Nagaland’ is unacceptable to us”, he said referring to the key demand of NSCN, saying it would adversely affect Manipur’s territorial integrity.

on commissioner and secretary Health and Family Welfare (H&FW) seeking clarification in written on the “shameless” comment made by him towards PSC. According to PSC president Hongkam Phom and general secretary Longchem Phom, the countdown begins from 00:00 hours of April 12. PSC claimed that the officer made the comment, when they approached him at his office chamber on April 10, a day after the expiry of the 15-deadline (final memorandum) served on the commissioner and secretary H&FW on March 24. The student body stated that on the expiry of the deadline, they approached the commissioner and secretary with a “sound intention and in order to avoid

retary were “pathetic and unbecoming”. They also condemned the “vicious comment from the highly respectable officer in the

Therefore, PSC cautioned that it would initiate strict action in the event of failure to respond at the given time.

Serves 7-day ultimatum to H&FW

PSC has further served seven-day “Open Ultimatum” starting April 12, on the government and H& FW department to fulfill its 7-point demands mentioned in the March 24 final representation. PSC cautioned that in the event the demand was not met within the stipulated time, it would take its own course of action. The demands are: separate transformer to run the machineries 24/7 as most of the machineries/equipments kept unused due to lack of power supply; immediate appointment of regular General Duty Medical Officer (GDMO), appointment of full fledges Medical Superintendent at District Hospital Longleng as the present MS is attach at Directorate; construction of separate building for diagnostic center with well installment facilities of X-ray, Ultrasound, CT scan and laboratory services; posting of nursing superintendent and assistant nursing superintendent; installing of blood storage unit and immediate appointment of medicine specialist, pediatric and surgeon in the District Hospital, Longleng.

States hit out at RSS chief’s govt to observe Digital proposal on cow slaughter ban India on Good Friday

TASU relaxes indefinite road blockade M’laya CM slams NDA D I M A P U R , A PR 1 1 (NPN): Tizit Area Students’ Union (TASU) on Tuesday said it has decided to relax its indefinite blockade of Namtola-Mon road for a period of one month w.e.f. April 12, 2017. This comes a day after the commissioner and secretary, works & housing, requested the union to review its decision and withdraw the proposed blockade. In a press release, TASU president, Manpang Wangyen, and assistant general secretary, Tingom Konyak, said the decision was taken in consultation with its federating units and general public on the request of the deputy commissioner (DC) Mon and the Konyak Union Mon HQ assurance to take up the TASU’s demand list collectively. According to the signatories, the house also unanimously decided to continue road blockade “more in-

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Students and volunteers with banners and placards.

tensely” in the event state government failed to fulfil its earlier demands submitted in the ultimatum within this one month period. The demands included construction of all weather Namtola – Mon road; construction of Tizit – Namtola (Pongma River) RCC bridge; to complete Tizit Nokyan road (13 Km PM’s package (20042015); to start NEC (TizitLongding ) Road repairing works; to complete ISC road (Tizit- Nokzang ) and to start construction of GHSS

building Tizit. TASU stated that day one Namtola-Mon road blockade, which began at 6am and concluded at 6pm, passed off peacefully without any untoward incident. All the federating student unions from 28 villages and hundreds of general public participated in the road blockade in support of its demand list, TASU stated. Students from GHSS and other schools also participated in support of the union’s demand, it added.

SHILLONG, APR 11: Meghalaya chief minister Mukul Sangma on Tuesday criticised the BJP-led NDA government to observe Digital India on Good Friday. “Is it that they selectively identifying these dates to marginalise the minorities with a complete disregard to the Constitutional obligation of ensuring personal liberty,” the Congress leader told journalists. Sangma said people should be given space including government employees to engage themselves in their respective culture, or religious activities. He said Centre had already communicated to the states that they wanted to have a digital India day on Good Friday. However, he said that the Meghalaya government will not participate. “We will articulate our concern to the Centre particularly to the Prime Minister. The chief secretary has been asked to inform the Union cabinet secretary and it is also necessary for me (chief minister) to express my concern on behalf of the people of the state and people belonging to minority communities with special reference to sentiments of people of Northeast which has major chunk of Christian minorities,” Sangma said

NEW DELHI, APR 11 (AGENCIES): RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s who had demanded for a countrywide law banning cow slaughter has come under severe criticism, with stakeholders in states where the slaughter is legal terming the suggestion “impractical” and against their “cultural traditions”. In BJP-ruled Assam, the party’s Minority Morcha president Mominul Awal said it was “very unlikely” that it will be implemented, reported Times of India. “Such decisions will have to be taken keeping in mind the region, its tradition and food habits. It has to be a unanimous,” Awal said.Ruling CPM in Tripura opposed Bhagwat’s call with deputy speaker Pabitra Kar saying India cannot pursue a law which is against the secular fabric of the country. “No government can interfere in the choice of food of any community,” Kar said. Kerala law minister AK Balan called Bhagwat’s suggestion “an aggression” against the food habits of people. “If the Centre dares to imple-

ment a blanket ban on cow slaughter and tries to implement beef ban across the country, we would fight it out in the court...” he said. Former spokesman of Syro Malabar Church, Father Paul Thelekkat, said “I see no rationale or legality in a section of people imposing their dietary habits on the others in a democratic society.” Speaking to reporters at the BJP headquarters at Panaji, Goa deputy speaker Michael Lobo said beef ban issue would never come up in the state, as beef was a part of culinary heritage of the minority community, which comprises 33% of the population. BJD spokesperson Samir Ranjan Dash said while it was a crime to slaughter a healthy cow in Odisha, a blanket ban was inappropriate. Bengal BJP president Dilip Ghosh hailed Bhagwat for the proposal, but the Kolkata Municipal Corporation mayor Sovan Chatterjee said there was no point in pondering over such an “absurd” opinion. K Y M C

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Sensitization-cum-orientation for scholarship scheme held

Wonthungo addressing during sensitization-cum-orientation programme for scholarships on Tuesday. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, APR 11 (NPN): Directorate of School Education Nagaland organized sensitization-cumorientation for central and state sponsored scholarship scheme at the conference hall of directorate of School Education Kohima on Tuesday. Additional director (HOD), School Education, Wonthungo Tsopoe in his address said the state education department and stakeholders were going through the challenging task dealing with the economically weak and neglected group of students, which demanded serious attention from all areas. He emphasised on implementing the scholarship schemes seriously so as to benefit the economically poor students and parents. Informing about the Government of India, Ministry of Tribal

Affairs implementation of Pre-Matric Scholarship for Scheduled Tribe students studying in Class IX and X and other scholarships scheme for minorities, Tsopoe said in order to implement the programme effectively in the dtate the department officials, district education authority and all stakeholders needed to go the extra mile in educating the people of the schemes. He reminded that scholarships and other facilities like the midday meal, free uniforms and textbooks were provided by the government to attract more students to get education in government schools. However, he lamented that people had lost the confidence in government aided institutes. He called upon all the officers to work towards restoring back the lost values with more sincerity and dedica-

1 NSCN (K) cadre apprehended UGs cadres, 7 Assam Rifles conducted an operation in general area Pungro Junction, Kiphire on April 6 and apprehended one NSCN (K) cadre identified as Rolise (21) son of Vangsemong, resident of Kiphire village along with one Pistol, magazine and 4 live rounds. According to PRO IGAR (N) the apprehended cadre along with recovered The accused. weapon and ammunition DIMAPUR: Based on a was handed over to Kiphire specific input regarding Police Station for further movement of suspected investigation.

2 students injured in accident

KOHIMA, APR 11 (NPN): Cases of accidents in Kohima has been seemingly increasing as three accidents occurred during the last three days. A local taxi driver, carrying two students met with an accident Tuesday afternoon below box-cutting. The two students sustained minor injuries while the driver was reportedly injured severely. In another accident on April 9, one unidentified zonal taxi driver, hit a teenaged girl near Kohima Law College and fled from the scene. Till date the driver was absconding. On the same day of April 9, another non-Naga taxi driver, reportedly a member of a colony in Kohima allegedly assaulted a local who was returning from hospital (NHAK) after visiting a patient. According to sources the colony panchayat settled the case by ex-communicating the driver from the colony. (Correspondent)

tion. Challenging the officers of school education department, he said the poor response from the students to avail the free scholarship given by the central government also reflected the weakness of the concerned officers. He advised the officials to have a healthy competition among various districts of the state in all spheres of activities and directed to strictly comply with the instruction given and schedule so that deserving students availed the opportunity on time. He suggested the teachers and concerned officers to have meeting frequently, do innovative activities and delivery justice with their profession. Assistant director/ nodal officer scholarship Limadangit Jamir in his address highlighted the various centrally sponsor scholarships like pre-matric

Kyong region NSCN/GPRN condoles DIMAPUR: All rank and file of the NSCN/ GPRN, Kyong Region has expressed profound grief and sorrow over the demise of late Mhonsao Kikon steering committee executive member, who p a s s e d away a f t e r a prolonged illness on April 9 at Dimapur. A condolence message from caretaker/ CAO Kyong region stated that with his demise the NSCN/GPRN had lost a great leader who had always been available to guide and lead for the upliftment of the Kyong region and for the betterment of the Naga nation. It stated that late Mhonsao Kikon had served the nation with outmost sincerity and dedication in various capacities and he would always be cherished and appreciated for selfless sacrifices rendered. I t a l s o c o nve ye d condolence to the bereaved family in this hour of sorrow and prayed that he be granted eternal rest.

scholarships scheme for minorities (class 1-10), scholarships for ST students of class 9 & 10, post-matric scholarships scheme for minorities and girl-child scholarship scheme. He urged the concerned officers to create awareness and sensitize the available scholarships for the students to the block and grassroots level. He also advised them to do justice and make all the eligible students to avail the scholarships without any discrimination. In the technical session, Jangsem Tzudir (UDA) scholarship section DSE spoke on the procedure for implementation of CEAF/PMS-ST student and Zürhetho Nyuthe (special educator) scholarship section DSE spoke on procedure for implementation of PMS-minority student. M e a n w h i l e, a s a source of encouragement to the institutions, two best performing DEO establishments in implementing centrally sponsored schemes were awarded during the occasion. The best award was given to Zunheboto DEO establishment followed by Longleng DEO. SDEOs, DEOs, JEOs, teachers and other officers from all districts attended the programme.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, april 12, 2017

news in brief NSSATA-Z general body meeting: Nagaland SSA Teachers Association Zunheboto unit (NSSATA-Z) has convened general body meeting on April 15 at 10 a.m in the SKK conference hall Zunheboto. All the SSA teachers of 2010 and 2013 appointees under Zunheboto SDEO and Aghunato SDEO have been requested to attend the meeting positively. SM & ED NCRC training programme: Sumi Mission and Evangelism department (NCRC SM & ED) would be organising six-day Sunday school teachers’ training programme from April 17 to 22 at Living Bible College, Ayinato. All the teachers have been requested to attend the programme. For further information contact at 8413073424. SOUDA executive meeting: Shena Old Union Dimapur Area (SOUDA) has convened a combined office bearers and executive meeting on April 15 at 9

AAGBA general meeting session: All Angami GBs Association (AAGBA) general meeting session has been convened on April 19 at 10 a.m in the CPO Hall Chumukedima town. All Angami GBs have been requested to attend. EVC convenes: Eralibill Village Council (EVC) has convened a general public meeting on April 15 at 8 a.m. All citizens of Eralibill village have been requested to attend the meeting positively. Clarification: Apropos to the news item published under the headline “Kohima Police nabs one with opium” on April 10, SDPO (S) and PRO, Atu Zumvü has clarified that, the rank of the arrested person was Rifle Man (GD) under parent unit of 16 Assam Rifles 10 sector and not as published.

DIMAPUR: The Zelaing Kuki Public Organisation (ZKPO) has drawn the attention of PWD department and asked that it should clarify why the concerned contractor has not carried out the work in the designated area. A press note by ZKPO president Lamsei Singson and secretary Mangpau stated that black topping of road in the area between zero point-Ikiesingram village via Nsenlo village to New Ngaulong to Bamsiakelo villages had not been carried out. In this regard, the ZKPO has also appealed the Executive Engineer PWD Peren and Jordan Construction to clarify as to why they had failed to carry out the works for general public understanding.

BJP conducts Swachh Bharat in Dimapur

DIMAPUR: BJP National General Secretary, Kailash Vijayavargiya, who arrived Dimapur on Monday participated in Swachh Bharat campaign Tuesday morning at Marwari Patti area along with party workers and citizens. Highlighting on the various schemes and projects undertaken by the NDA government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Kailash said that BJP workers have been asked to see that all the development projects reached the poor. Kailash also said that NDA Government has given emphasis to make the country “open defecation free” for which it has planned to construct 11 crore toilets in urban and rural areas.

KYO condemns April 10 incident DIMAPUR: Kezieke Youth Organization (KYO) has condemned the hit and run case in which a government vehicle, silver coloured Renault Duster, ran over a biker at Kezieke colony, Kohima, on April 10 night and sped away. A joint press note by KYO president Neibazotuo Sorhie and general secretary Peleneizo Chadi stated that eye witnesses had “accounted that the vehicle after causing the mishap switched off its headlights and sped away”. It stated that witnesses further informed that the vehicle was coming from PR Hill side widely attracting the attention of people because of over speeding and rough and negligent driving.

a.m. at the residence of union banker, Diphupar Dimapur.

ZKPO appeals for clarification of PMEGP road construction

KYO stated that the driver/owner of the vehicle may have escaped but could not hide forever, and has therefore, urged the “concer ned driver/ officer in whose named the vehicle was granted, to come forward and claim responsibility or defend himself before the matter escalates further”. KYO stated that the concerned person may surrender before the police or contact the KYO office bearers at phone number 8014999687 or 9856162076. KYO further requested the authority to construct raised footpath, railing and speed breakers and streamline traffic regulation in the area at the earliest to save precious lives.

Awareness-cum-vaccination camp held at Nsünyu village

DIMAPUR: Awareness cum vaccination camp was conducted by the department of Veterinary & Animal Husbandry, under the supervision of AVS, Tseminyu, Dr. Gwazenlo Tep and eight other staff at Nsünyu village on April 5. The vaccination camp was chaired by chairman Nsünyu Village Council, Jesse Seb and addressed by Dr. Tep and three others. NVC had expressed sincere appreciation to the department and the team for conducting the camp in the village.

He disclosed that a budgetary provision of Rs 1,46,000 crore has been made to carry out this mission across the country. He also said that states like Himachal Pradesh and Sikkim has been declared “open defecation free” states while some other states in the country were also in the line of achieving the target. He disclosed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged senior BJP leaders to go to different places of the country and initiate Swachch Bharat programmes. He said that BJP’s Foundation Day was on April 6 but the party had declared April 6-14 as Foundation Day, where all Lok Sabha MPs and responsible BJP

leaders would be visiting their own constituencies, and other areas, adding that under this initiative he had come to Nagaland and held meeting with the party workers. He added that their main agenda was to strengthen the party in the state. In regard to BJP position in Nagaland, he said that BJP had the strength to fight elections in every constituency in the forthcoming assembly elections and form a government. On the GST bill passed by the parliament, he said that it was the biggest revolution in the country where “One Nation, One Tax” had been first experimented after independence. He also said GST would benefit the state and the people.

Kohima diocese celebrates chrism mass-cum-priesthood day DIMAPUR: The Presbyterium of the diocese of Kohima, along with religious sisters and laity representative of the diocese of Kohima celebrated chrism mass-cum-priesthood day on April 11in the Cathedral Church. Most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil, the bishop of the diocese of Kohima presided over the Eucharistic celebration. Bishop James centred his homily on the 10 pivotal challenges Holy Father Pope Francis highlighted in his document, ‘Evangelium Gaudium.’ He also expressed appreciation to all the priests for their faithfulness in priesthood and commitment in ministry. He also exhorted the lay faithful to love their priests and continue with great measure. Catholic Association of Nagaland, president Dr. Simon, dwelt on the depth and beauty of priestly vocation by quoting the words of saint John Mary Vianney “Without priest, the passion and death of our Lord would be on no avail.

Youth presenting special number during the chrism mass-cum-priesthood day. It is the priest who continues the work of redemption on earth”. Giving tribute to the priest for their service to the church and his people Nagaland Catholic Women Association, president Vilanuo Angela, thanked God for the institution of priesthood through which He constantly nourished the faithful. She also thanked the priests for being their model, teacher and guide. The highlight of the programme included a

Lekromi declared as ‘cardamom village’ Homeopathy Association celebrate

Neiba Kronu along with village leaders and others after inauguration of Agrilink road and village monument at Lekromi village on April 10. (NP) Correspondent

KO H I M A , A P R 1 1 (NPN): MLA Neiba Kronu declared Lekromi village under Phek district as cardamom village during the inauguration of Agri-link road (Thabu) and village monument on April 10 as the chief guest, some 75 km away from the state capital. Kronu in his address appreciated the Lekromi K

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village for their intellectual prowess and producing so many officers inspite of being a tiny village. Stressing the importance of planning and giving time, Kronu reminded the gathering that development does not come overnight but a lot of planning, perseverance and time are needed to bring development to the village and make their dreams a reality. He emphasized the crucial role played by the

good road communication for all round development in the village. Based on the importance of good road connectivity, MLA shared the three kinds of road like natural trails, which allowed the people to enjoy the scenic natural beauty of pristine land and also attract tourist from outside the state for adventure sports as well as soak in the diverse flora and fauna of Nagaland.

Secondly he said road that connect villages with other villages, towns and cities and the Agri/Horti link road which were the backbone of rural economy. He assured to give his top priority for further improvement of road communication in their village surrounding areas. MLA also highlighted the potential of tourism in Nagaland especially at Pfutsero sub-division where tourists or adventurers could enjoy the sports like paragliding, trekking and handon experience of Naga rural life. Kronu also encouraged the women SHGs to go for plantation of organic crops for livelihood. Earlier BDO Pfutsero, Along Konyak also spoke about organic products to the gathering. T h e f u n c t i o n wa s chaired by VCC Lekromi, Kewete Mero, opening prayer was said by Rev. Kedoungulo Mero, welcome note delivered by Wetsolo Kapfo and benediction prayer pronounced by Rev. Z. Mero.

262nd birth anniversary of Dr. Samuel

Members of the Homeopathy Association during the programme. DIMAPUR: The 262nd birth anniversary of the father of Homeopathy Dr. Christain Fredrick Samuel Hahnemann, was celebrated on April 10 at DTL Ayush Building Dimapur. The programme was graced by CMO, Dimapur, Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi as

the chief guest and assistant director, Ayush Directorate of Health & Family Welfare, Kohima, Dr. T. Bendangtula as guest of honor. The Programme commenced with the lighting the lamp and garlanding the portrait of Dr. Hahnemann by Dr. Vikato. Ear-

lier the programme was chaired by medical officer of Ayush, Dimapur, Dr. Avika P. Jimo, welcome speech by Dr. Ranjit Acharjee, short speeches were delivered by Dr. Neiba, Dr. C.P. Alexender and Dr. Satyajit Sharma and vote of thanks by Dr. Lanu yanger Jamir.

choral programme by Cathedral Catholic Youth Association, welcome speech by parish priest and vicar general of the diocese of Kohima, Rev. Fr. Carolus Neisalhou, melody by Karen Solo and friends, a note of gratitude by vice principal, St. Joseph college, Jakhama Rev. Fr. Anthony Rozii and a special number by Nounengu Augustine. Over 100 priests and hundreds of religious sisters and faithful took part in the solemn yearly celebration.

DUDA career counseling in IndoMyanmar border DIMAPUR: The Department of Underdeveloped Areas (DUDA) with the theme “Reaching out to them” conducted career counseling, veterinary services and distributed sport goods to the villagers and students of Indo-Myanmar border blocks from April 3-7. It was conducted with the support of district administration, Wazeho, Meluri, Phokhungri, Pungro, Khongsa and Thonoknyu under BADP capacity building programme funded by ministry of Home Affairs, Department of Border Management, GoI. Altogether, 605 students from class VIII to class XII availed the opportunity of career counseling seminars. The resource persons for the seminar were B.V.Sc & AH, Dr. Daniel Wotsa and B.V.Sc & AH Dr. Khumjungse Sangtam. K

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Alan Gonmei inspecting the flower exhibition at Kohima, Tuesday. (NP) Correspondent KOHIMA, APR 11 (NPN): Secretary of Horticulture department Alan Gonmei said that in order to tap full potential of the floriculture sector in the state, growers needed to tackle challenges like infrastructure facilities, guidance to the flower growers and the seasonal demand as well as unsuitable agro-climatic conditions. Addressing the inaugural programme of the Nagaland Flower Growers’ Society (NFGS) flower show-cum-competition today held at The Heritage, Old DC Bungalow, the secretary said the challenges needed to be tackled through

a comprehensive effort of the government as well as the stakeholders. He said the activity should become more remunerative to the farmers with appropriate market oriented extension approaches. Gonmei said the commercial floriculture in Nagaland received attention very late as compared to the other states, however, he said when the department of horticulture through H M N E H s c h e m e wa s introduced, the sector had gone on to become one of the most successful sectors in horticulture and the state was today known for its quality cut flowers across the country.

He said it was a matter of great satisfaction that floriculture had changed the lives of many housewives, entrepreneurs and unemployed youths and said there were numerous success stories that bore witness to this act. Gonmei said the future of floriculture in the state was rosy and may well be the sunrise industry of the state which needed to be tapped to its full potential for providing employment, generating revenue and income for an economically sound Naga society. The programme was chaired by assistant general secretary NFGS Meyievino Theluo.

Awareness meeting on village, ward adoption held in Kohima

ADC Headquarter Kohima Lithrongla Tongpi speaking at the awareness on village and ward adoption meeting at DPDB Hall Kohima on April 11. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: District core convener and members of village and ward adoption held an awareness meeting with the village and ward council chairmen and secretaries on April 11 at DPDB hall Kohima. According to DIPR report, member and ADC

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Planning, Ketoho Luho stated that village and ward adoption committee was formed with the objective of lifting the living standard o f t h e r u r a l v i l l a ge s especially those villages which were economically and educationally behind others.

Adding that the main goals of the village adoption committee were to identify the needs of the villagers and make them aware of the DPDB activities as the most important forum for planning and development for the district and to bring about changes.

He also informed that the DPDB committees have selected five (5) villages and one (1) ward, one each from 6 (six) assembly constituency under Kohima district which included Kiruphema Bawe village, Chede Basa village, Zhadima village, Mima village, Sakhaba village and D. Block ward Kohima for the year 2017 to 2018. He opined that the committee was a voluntary service and not a government prog ramme and urged them to co-operate with the adoption committees to bring about changes in a small way for the benefits of the villagers. Convener and ADC Hq, Lithrongla Tongpi also shared her views and suggestions and interacted with the attendees for further implementation of the programmed and sought their co-operation to achieve better.

DIMAPUR: Clark Theological College (CTC), Aolijen-Mokokchung held its graduation for 85 members of the class of 2017 on April 9, where more than 1600 people participated. Principal of the college Rev. Dr. Marnungsang during his speech observed that in the 45 years of CTC existence, the class of 2017 was the largest class graduating for the Glory of God. Principal also assured the impressive gathering that the board of gover nors, college faculty and the entire Clark community was sending out the class of 2017 whole heartedly and with God’s blessing. Principal further informed that the graduates also included the first batch of two Master’s degree programme namely Master of Theology in N e w Te s t a m e n t a n d Master of Theology in Communication. The CTC 2017 graduation activities started on the evening of April 8, with the commissioning service by the education and communication secretary of NBCC Dr. Botoholi. In her speech the speaker challenged the

WHBC 9th Baccalaureate exercise D I M A P U R : Wo r l d Hope Bible College (WHBC) Tuli conducted ninth Baccalaureate and commencement exercise on April 6 under the theme “Approved workman of God”. Altogether nine students were conferred the degree of Bachelor in Theology. Th e m a i n s pe a ke r was Dr. B. Ashokan, coordinator for M. Th and Doctoral programs in Berean Baptist Bible College and Seminary, Bangalore. He emphasised on the necessity to be humble in the sight of God and the importance of continuous study of the word of God to understand the world and its nature. Earlier, the programme was chaired by Imlirenba, lecturer of WHBBC, invocation was g raced by Tia LKR, pastor BBC Dimapur and benediction was pronounced by I. Nukshi Rtd. deputy director Education. Scripture reading was done by Tainla, lecturer of WHBBC and special song by graduating class. Valedictory speech was given by Lipokkumla. Dedication and prayer for the graduating students was pronounced by the speaker.

Graduating students of CTC.

graduating class basing on the experiences that she had in her ministries. She concluded with Holy Communion administered by Rev. Dr. A. Temjen Jamir, the academic dean of the college. Professor Rongsen was the leader of the commissioning service. The speaker for the 42nd Graduation Ceremony was Rev. Dr. Santanu Kumar Patro, the registrar of the Senate of Serampore College (University). Professor S. K Patro urged upon the graduating class to give priority for peace in

their ministry. Looking at the present scenario, the speaker said that the dominant religion in India was trying in all possible ways to dominate the other religions by forcing its culture and deciding even which food to eat. It was to such a hostile context to which 15 of the graduates are going as missionaries and for which the speaker expressed his satisfaction. CTC contribution t owa r d s h i g h q u a l i t y theological education as well as equipping students for the Christian ministries focusing on the motto of the college “Called out for

the Great Harvest” was visible in reality by the statistic of the graduates. The leader of the graduation service was Rev. Dr. A. Tali Ao, confer ring and giving away of diplomas and awards to the graduating class were administered by the principal, Rev. D r. M a r n u n g s a n g , chairperson of CTC Board of Governors, Rowainla, academic dean Rev. Dr. A. Temjen Jamir, post graduate dean Rev. Dr. K. Dhanbir Rai and registrar of the Senate of Serampore College professor S.K. Patro.

Garbage collection vehicles launched at Tuensang town

T. Khongo brand ambasador Swachh Bharat Mission Tuensang district flagging off garbage collection vehicles at Tuensang on April 11. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Under the initiative of Urban Development and Tuensang Town Council, Neighbourhood Sanitation Committees, the garbage collection vehicles was launched on April 11 at town hall, Tuensang by brand ambassador, Swatchh Bharat Mission Tuensang district, T. Khongo as the chief guest. According to DIPR report, speaking on the occasion Khongo

appreciated ADC and administrator Tuensang Town Council, Nchumbemo Odyuo for taking initiative in buying garbage collection vehicles which was much needed in the district. He said that Tuensang town should be kept clean to set an example to the village areas. Dumping of waste in residential area can bring many communicable diseases, he said and added that Clean India under

Swatchh Bharat Mission was one of impor tant schemes of present central government. Welcome address was delivered by ADC Tuensang Nchumbemo Odyuo, short speeches were delivered by president TTAWU, Ato Chang and advisor CKS, Khoma Yangbou. Vote of thanks was given by EAC (P) Avonuo Kire EAC. The function was chaired by EAC (P) Limakumla Pongener.

Phek Government College bids farewell to outgoing principal

Outgoing principal Dr. Katoni Jakhalu.

DIMAPUR: Phek Government College (PCC) bid farewell to its outgoing principal, Dr. Katoni Jakhalu on April 10. Addressing the gathering, Dr. Katoni applauded the teachers, non teaching staff and the students for their cooperation. She further stressed that she had to be a tough task master in order to achieve her vision to transform the college to what it was today. Reminiscing her days, she described it as a short holiday because of the scenic beauty, organic foods and pleasant people. She also promised to always have a special place in K

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her heart for Phek Government College and all other colleges. Earlier during the function, speaking on behalf of the teachers association, HOD English department, Dr. N. Selveraj thanked the outgoing principal for helping all the college personnel to realize the potentials that they possess. Vice principal, Besengulie Venuh acknowledged the principal for bringing noticeable changes to the college during her short tenure. Assistant professor, Dr. Nutazo Lohe also spoke on the occasion, earlier the programme was chaired by assistant professor, political science, Dr. Seyeizolie. K

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police officer an Rs 201 cr package announced for Ukhrul Arrested honest man, says CSWO

Manipur chief minister N Biren being given warm reception during his maiden visit in Ukhrul district on Tuesday.

Agartala, Apr 11 (PTI): Five Bangladeshi youths have been arrested from Jogendranagar railway station here for travelling without valid documents, Police said today. Acting on a tip-off, the Mobile Task Force (MTF) of Tripura police yesterday arrested the five Bangladeshis from the railway station. The arrested youths hail from Chittagong in

Bangladesh. They entered through Sonamura, a sub-divisional town, bordering Comilla district of Bangladesh, SP (Police Control), Dilip Roy said. During preliminary interrogation, the arrested youths disclosed that they were on their way to Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh to study in a Madrasa there. Further investigation is on, the SP added.

Gogoi slams BJP for stand on citizenship bill GUWAHATI, Apr 11 (Agencies): Former Assam chief minister Tarun Gogoi slammed BJP for its adamant stand on the Citizenship Bill, 2016, after the saffron party’s national secretary, Kailash Vijayvargiya, stated that the same will be passed before 2019. TOI’s Monday edition reported Vijayvargiya as saying that the bill is being studied by the Joint Committee of Parliament and will be passed before the 2019 Lok Sabha election. “This shows the pride they (BJP) take in the bill. They are acting like dictators. BJP’s behaviour indicates that eventually the bill will be passed,” said Gogoi on Monday. “The BJP government at the Centre is committed to passing the bill and making it an act to make refugees from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan eligible for Indian citizenship. There’s no doubt that the bill will be passed without further delay and it will become an act well before the next general election,” Vijayvargiya had said.

Diphu, Apr 11 (PTI): A court here has issued a bailable arrest warrant against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in a defamation case arising out of his tweet on the Prime Minister’s educational qualification. First class Magistrate, Diphu, Naba Kumar Deka Baruah, issued the warrant of Rs 10,000 yesterday and summoned the AAP leader to appear before the court on May 8. Karbi Anglong Autonomous District Council Executive Member, Surjya Rongphar, had filed the defamation case in the magistrate’s court on December 26 last year. The magistrate had issued summons against the Delhi Chief Minister to appear in his court on January 30 last. The AAP leader through his lawyer, Gurpreet Singh Uppal, had sought time from the court until April 7, saying that it would not be possible for him to leave Delhi due to the MCD polls on April 23 and the nature of his work.

Dalai Lama wraps up Arunachal Pradesh tour

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Tawang, Apr 11: Exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama on Tuesday wrapped up his week-long tour to Arunachal Pradesh, which Beijing had strongly objected to this mountainous state, which it claims as part of south Tibet. “The Dalai Lama left by helicopter for Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi international airport in Assam’s Guwahati this morning

from Tawang helipad with thousands of people lining up along the road to see him off,” a government official said. Chief Minister Pema Khandu and other dignitaries see off the Dalai Lama at the helipad. “The Chief Minister thanked the Dalai Lama for his visit and requested him to visit Arunachal Pradesh again in the near future,” the official said. On Monday, the Nobel peace laureate, who has been accused by

Fulfil CSR: Mizoram FM to companies TAMLU BUHU UNION KOHIMA Aizawl, Apr 11 (PTI): Mizoram Finance Minister Lalsawta Tuesday implored different companies working in the state including banks and financial institutions to fulfil their ‘Corporate Social Responsibilities’ (CSR) and work for the welfare of the local populace. Lalsawta, addressing a ‘seminar on Corporate Social Responsibilities’ organised by the Mizo Students Union (MSU) expressed the hope that all the central public undertakings would fulfil their responsibilities to the people, an official statement said. “The public companies, while ensuring the welfare of their employees and their families should also ensure the welfare of the local people affected by their projects,” he said.

Assam court issues bailable arrest warrant against Kejriwal

FELICITATION

With profound joy and gratitude, we the Tamlu Buhu Union Kohima would like to express heartiest congratulations to our members Shri. P.Mongngoi Phom S.O promoted to Junior Engineer (New & Renewable Energy Deptt.) and Shri. B.Thetong Phom SSA promoted to Jr. Section Officer (Civil Secretariat). The Union wishes and pray that our Almighty God continue to guide them in their future endeavour. TBUK K-1000

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE

NO.REV-12/2000-D/ Dt. Dimapur the 06th April'17 Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Akhalu Jacob Sema S/o, D/o, W/o Kiyekha Sema resident of Dimapur has reported that he/she had lost his/her Final Mutation order No M-604/15 Jamabandi/patta bearing Patta No. 1747, Dag No. 1976/2402 of Block No/Village Purana Bazar area 00B-04K-11½ which was lost or destroyed. The undersigned hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land or any should be submitted to this Court in written on or before 6/5/17. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland DP-3338

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, MEDZIPHEMA DIST. DIMAPUR; NAGALAND JUDL/SUC-1/2016/07 Dt. Medz. the 11th April 2017

NOTICE

Whereas Shri. Kekosetuo Kuotsu, B/o Lt. Rokometo Kuotsu of Medziphema Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925 to draw pension/GIS/GPF/ Leave encasement/Bank Account etc of Lt. Rokometo Kuotsu, who expired on 13th Sept. 2016. Therefore, public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 days of issue of this notice. (SARA.S.JAMIR) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Medziphema Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland DP-3353 AFFIDAVIT ONE AND THE SAME PERSON I, Shri Obenthung Lotha, S/o Shri. Tsarao Lotha, R/o. H. No. 846, Padumpukhuri Village, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly declare and affirm as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That my official name is Obenthung Lotha as entered/recorded in all my official documents whereas, in my GPF statement my name is wrongly entered/recorded as Openthung Lotha. 3. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of declaring that Obenthung Lotha and Openthung Lotha are one and the same person i.e me and for clarification which may be used as documentary evidence before any competent authority as and when so necessitated. That the statements made in the above paragraphs are all true to the best of my knowledge and belief and I also state and declare that nothing is stated false or concealed. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on this 7th Day of April, 2017. DP-3317 NOTARY PUBLIC

China as “anti-China separatist”, had described his visit to Arunachal Pradesh as a “memorable one” and that he would cherish it forever. He also thanked the people, particularly from far off villages, who gathered in large numbers to welcome and listen to him at all the places that he visited. In fact, this is not for the first time that the 81-year-old Tibetan leader is visiting Arunachal or Tawang. In 1959, he escaped from China via Tawang and

visited the state in 1983, 1997, 2003 and 2009. During his religious tour to Arunachal Pradesh, the spiritual leader consecrated the Thupsung Dhargyeling monastery at Dirang on April 6. On Sunday, he also consecrated the Tara Temple ‘Dolma Lhagang’, Guru Padhmasambhava Statue cum Temple (Lumpo), and laid the foundation stone of Gyalwa Jamba (Kuber) statue to be built at Buri near the India -Bhutan border.

AFFIDAVIT OF DECLARATION

I, Shri. H. Yansathung Ngullie, s/o Hayio Ngullie, a resident of Tsungiki Village of Wokha district, Nagaland do hereby declare and affirm as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and residing at the above mentioned address 2. That in my HSLC examination, my name has been entered as H. Yansathung Ngullie, and H. Yansathung Lotha in P.U. examination 3. That on my appointment to Primary Teacher, my name was entered as Yansathung. However in my service book, it has been entered as H. Yansathung Lotha. 4. That this affidavit is sworn to make it known to one and all that the names H. Yansathung Ngullie, H. Yansathung Lotha and Yansathung subscribe to the same person, i.e., H. Yansathung Ngullie, and the same will be used in all my official correspondence hereinafter 5. That this affidavit is made absolute wherein nothing has been concealed to mislead any institution/authority whatsoever. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this day of 7th April 2017. (Regd No: 143/17 Dated: 07/04/2017) Magistrate/Notary Public Date : 11/04/2017 AFFIDAVIT FOR CHANGE OF NAME

Regd. No. 1410/2017

By this deed I, Amenli Sema (New Name) previously called K. Amenli Tusque (Old Name) D/o Khehovi Sema, and resident of H/No 125, L.R.C Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland (Address) solemnly declare :1. That for the one behalf of myself, my husband, children and remitter issue wholly renounce/relinquish and abandon the use of my former name/surname of K. Amenli Tusque (Old Name), and in place thereof I do hereby assume from the date the name/surname Amenli Sema (New Name), and so that I, my husband, children and remitter issue may hereafter be called, known and distinguished not be my former name/surname, but assumed name/surname Amenli Sema (New Name). 2. That for the purpose of evidencing such my determination declare that I shall at all times here after in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever use and sign the name of Amenli Sema (New Name) as his name/surname in place and in substitution of my former name/surname. 3. That I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends on particular, at times hereafter to designates and address me, my wife, children and remitter issue by such assumed name/surname of Amenli Sema (New Name) accordingly. 4. In witness I have here unto subscribed my former name and adopted name/ surname of K. Amenli Tusque (Old Name) afﬁx Amenli Sema (New Name) my signature this ______ day of ________ K. Amenli Tusque Sealed and delivered by the above name. Former Name

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he cautioned. The chief minister also announced Rs 1.01 lakh rehabilitation package for Saraikhong village where a recent landslide had damaged at least four houses and affected many other houses. Meanwhile, the TNL asked Manipur government to recognize and honour “the legitimate right of the Nagas to integrate all contiguous Naga areas.” In a memorandum submitted to the chief minister N Biren Singh during his maiden visit to Ukhrul, the umbrella body of all Tangkhul civil organizations of Manipur urged the state government to extend all possible support towards expediting the ongoing peace process and solution of the long

Shillong, Apr 11: A powerful women’s organisation in Meghalaya on Tuesday came out in support of Assam’s special superintendent of police (CID) N. Rajamarthandan, arrested on charges of having given away “classified” information while responding to an RTI application inquiring about the sensational Silapathar case. “He (Rajmarthandan) is an honest officer. When he was posted in Meghalaya, he had taken on the coal mafia. Once, dressed in civvies, he had caught policemen taking bribes,” Civil Society Women Organisation (CSWO) president, Agnes Kharshiing said. Rajmarthandan, a 2006-batch IPS officer of the AssamMeghalaya cadre, was ar-

rested on Friday on charges of divulging confidential information in reply to an RTI application regarding the arrest of Nikhil Bharat Bangali Udbastu Samanway Samitee (NBBUSS) president Subodh Biswas in the Silapathar case in Dhemaji district. Kharshiing, who met Rajmarthandan on Monday at a local court in Assam said, “Replying to an RTI query can’t be an offence. As a government servant, he was just performing his duty. It was wrong to arrest him.” The IPS officer was arrested under Sections 120(B), 418, 468 and 471 of the IPC for his alleged role in passing on confidential information related to investigations to the lawyer of a person who was earlier arrested by the police on March 23.

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NAGHUTOMI UNION DIMAPUR AREA (NUDA) DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

FELICITATES The Naghutomi Union Dimapur Area (NUDA) extends our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Shiwoto K Wotsa, of Naghutomi, on being promoted to DIG Vigilance, Govt. of Nagaland. The NUDA and all the Naghutomi, congratulate you for your promotion and success which you earned through your relentless efforts and perseverance. We pray that God Almighty guide you and bless you in all your future endeavours. Hekuto Yesca President, NUDA

K Anato Chishi Secretary, NUDA

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Imphal, Apr 11: Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh on Tuesday announced a developmental package of Rs 201 crore for Ukhrul district. The package included funds for construction of a woman market shed, multi-purpose hall, improvement of roads connectivity etc. Biren Singh made a maiden visit to the border district of Ukhul as part of his campaign “Go to the Hills” along with some of his cabinet ministers. Tangkhul Nagalong, an apex body of the Tangkhul tribe, had coordinated with other civil bodies to accord a warm reception to the ministerial team with hoardings and welcome arches along the Imphal-

Ukhrul road. Speaking at a public reception at TNL ground, Singh recalled the peaceful co-existence among the different communities living in the state since time immemorial. He also assured that he would work for restoration of the peace and harmony in the state. Reiterating his government’s commitment to emphasis on the development of hill areas, the chief minister said that he would reserve the 10th day of every month for interaction with the chiefs and CSO representatives of hill areas. He also directed the government employees posted in hill districts to attend office regularly. Those who fail to heed to this directive would be penalized,

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drawn Indo-Naga political imbroglio in the interest of all concerned. The TNL further demanded roll back creation of new districts by the previous government without adhering to the memorandum of understanding signed between government of Manipur and Naga organizations, besides assurance given by the government of India in this regard. Responding to the demands, Singh said that everybody has the right to demand in a democratic country and it was the duty of the state government to listen and consider it through dialogue. “Ever ything what government can do will be done,” Singh said without elaborating much on the demands. Regarding the alleged militarization in Naga areas, the chief minister clarified that police and security forces were deployed only to protect life and property of the people. “No, security personnel are deputed to protect the people and not to harass or threaten the people,” therefore, serve and protect the people, the chief minister directed the Manipur police, Assam Rifles, BSF and other security forces. The chief minister and his entourage was also accorded warm reception at Yaingangpokpi, Litan, Ramva (Lambui), Nungshangkhong and Hamleikhong.

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Dear Vipuka, You may be just 24 months old, but you have given us the happiness of a life time. Happy 2nd Birthday dear Vipuka... From, Mom, Dad & Sister. Dear Kito Kiba, May your life be brighter, As each birthday comes and goes, With new happiness unfolding, Like the petal of a rose, Have a wonderful birthday ! Happy Birthday ! From, Teachers & Friends Little Laureates Montessori School.

Dearest, Limbo. Every Birthday is the symbol of a fresh start N a new beginning. May ur Birthday also begin for a new phase of life, where each day present you a world of new opportunities and open up the doors to a promising future. “We are there to support you” Wishing you a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY 4m: Bro’ &ur family Happy Birthday to Keso Keppen, Your birthday made us realise that we indeed not getting any younger but no regret because we see a fine young boy that makes us getting old a lot more comfortable. Its your Mom and Dad Happy 25th Birthday anniversary, Very Happy Silver Birthday anniversary to our beloved son Awalo Keppen (Kenguwalo). Today you are celebrating the 25th Birthday but you will always be the little boy we held in our arms. Its Mom and Dad.

Dearest Baby.. “Wishing you a very happy birthday.. May God bless you with good health and long life.. With love from your loving Huby..

SUMI SETTSÜ CENTINARY PLANNING BOARD

Asutsa hipau pesuno Sumi Settsu Centinary Planning Board lo members kumtsu lau pithi lu ani. Date 29th April 2017, Ado. 10:00 A.m. lo akhoto vehu kuputsa masa ani kehu members kihumu vezumono ighi tsupeni ke qhuiniju ani. A:a : Sumi Settsu Baptist Church XUTOVI Chairman Sumi Settsu Centinary Planning Board

LUKHEZU A.Y.Z. Secretary Sumi Settsu Centinary Planning Board

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PUGHOBOTO : NAGALAND JUDL-4/SUCC/2016-17/276 Dated 10-03-2017 PUBLIC NOTICE Whereas, Smti Yesali, W/o Late Hokheshe Sema of Pughoboto Town has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate under Indian Succession Act, 1925 in order to claim family pension of her husband who expired on 31-01-2017. Therefore public are herby asked to file claims/objection if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice. NAMANG SEPONG CHANG Sub-Divisional Office (Civil) Pughoboto, Nagaland K-0997

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

NOTICE

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Osanglemba has been applied by Smti. Kilanglemla, R/o H.No. 227, Aoyimkum Village, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : Pension Benefits/Salary/ Debts, Gratuity, GIS, Securities and Bank Account and other allowances etc. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 10.05.2017. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 10.04.2017. (G.H. Ramlia) Principal District and Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER KOHIMA : NAGALAND PUBLIC NOTICE

NO. REV/TRANS-1/2017/ Dated Kohima, the 7th April 2017 Whereas, the following persons have applied for Transfer of land patta Sl. No

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Putso Kin 3120 Chandmari to Menukul Kin 2. Kevikietuo Angami 2342 Kenuozou Hill to Kehoga Cheng 3. Hosato Kiso 4743 Porterlane to Zhotoho Kiso 4. Pongnyak Phom 3682 Kenuozou to Apeni Phom 5. Kanungcha-o Kamei 6472 Naga Bazar to Babu Kamei Therefore public are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice. After expiry of the stipulated time, no claims/objections will be entertained by this office.

(Rajesh Soundararajan) IAS DC-702

Deputy Commissioner, Kohima

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, april 12, 2017

No wrongdoing by PMO in Commonwealth Games: PAC

New Delhi, April 11 (IANS):The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Parliament has virtually absolved former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and the then Prime Minister’s Office of any wrongdoing in the Commonwealth Games held here in 2010. PAC Chairman K.V. Thomas on Tuesday said the committee has found “nothing that the then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh or the PMO (Prime Minister’s Office) did out of the way”. The PAC is set to present its report to Parliament on Wednesday. “You will get the entire report tomorrow. One important point is that there is nothing against the then Prime Minister in it... Everything is black and white,” Thomas told reporters outside the House. “There was a meeting chaired by the Prime Minister, decisions were taken, and when the minutes (of the meeting) came, the then Sports Ministry said the spirit of the decisions was not carried in the minutes.”

K.V. Thomas “There is nothing that Manmohan Singh or the PMO has done out of the way,” he added. Thomas said there was unanimity on the findings and conclusions of the report, and pointed out that in the 24-member PAC, only four members were from the Congress while the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had 12 members. On the delay in presenting the report on the Commonwealth Games, Thomas said it was due to the large number of reports that the PAC had to go through. In the last three years, the PAC under Thomas held 157 meetings and presented 73 reports. The

Terror incidents down by 25% after surgical strikes: Govt

Hansraj Ahir New Delhi, APR 11 (AGENCIES): Terror incidents in Jammu and Kashmir have come down by around 25% after the surgical strikes carried out by the Indian Army in Pakistanoccupied Kashmir (PoK) last year. Minister of State for Home Hansraj Ahir said in the Lok Sabha that 193 terrorist incidents took place in Jammu and Kashmir

between April 1 and September 30, 2016. But between October 1, 2016 and March 31 this year the State reported 155 terror attacks, he said while replying to a written question. The Indian Army had carried out surgical strikes against terror launch pads in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir on September 29, 2016. Also, there was a drastic reduction in the number of stone-pelting incidents in Jammu and Kashmir after the surgical strikes, the Minister said. There were 2,325 incidents of stone-pelting reported in six months — from April to September 2016. However, the number has come down to 411 in the next six months — from October 2016 to March 2017.

74th report is slated to be tabled in Parliament on Wednesday. THomas said the PAC report on the 2G spectrum sale will be tabled in Parliament before April 30, which is the last working day of the current committee. The outgoing PAC Chairman also said that he has suggested to the Speaker that media should be allowed to listen to the deliberations of the PAC during its meetings. “The other suggestion I mooted is that the PAC recommendations should be binding on the government,” Thomas said. Thomas had earlier also mooted the suggestion that the PAC Chairman too should be consulted while appointing the Comptroller and Auditor General of India. “The PAC is an institution that must be strengthened. Persons may come and go, but the institution must be preserved. It is mother of all parliamentary committees,” said Thomas, who headed the PAC for three consecutive terms since 2014.

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Will appear before Enforcement Tharoor slams Directorate, says Himachal CM Jadhav death Shimla, Apr 11 (IANS): Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh on Tuesday said he will appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) this week for questioning in a money laundering case registered against him. “I will go to Delhi on April 13 at the notice of the Enforcement Directorate,” the Chief Minister told reporters here. Without mincing words, he added: “If the Income Tax Department desires, it also can summon me. I am ready to give reply to all its questions regarding my income.” Virbhadra Singh has been asked to appear before the Enforcement Directorate to get his statement recorded under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). The agency had summoned him earlier too but he had then excused himself by referring to his official commitments. It has already questioned his wife Pratibha Singh and son Vikramaditya Singh. Earlier this week, the ED had attached Virbhadra Singh’s Delhi farmhouse worth Rs 27.29 crore in the case. The agency’s move came after the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) filed a chargesheet against

sentence by Pak

Virbhadra Singh Virbhadra Singh and others last month for allegedly amassing assets worth Rs 6.03 crore. A court in Delhi on Monday fixed April 24 to consider the CBI chargesheet. The ED had filed a criminal case under the PMLA against Virbhadra Singh, his wife Pratibha, Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) agent Anand Chauhan, his associate Chunni Lal, Joginder Singh Ghalta, Prem Raj, Lawan Kumar Roach, Vakamullah Chandrashekhara and Ram Prakash Bhatia in 2015 following the CBI’s FIR dated September 23, 2015. The case was registered after a preliminary inquiry found that Virbhadra Singh, as Union Minister from 2009 to 2012, allegedly accumulated assets worth Rs 6.03 crore, which were disproportionate to his known sources of income.

New Delhi, Apr 11 (IANS): Cong ress MP Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday slammed Pakistan for the death sentence on alleged Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav, terming it an “assault” on international laws and conventions. “What Pakistan is doing is not only an assault on India, it is an assault on international laws, international conventions that affect everybody. “There are certain countries that finance and arm the Pakistani military. Those countries must be told by us that if this can be done to an Indian today, it can be done to one of their nationals tomorrow,” Tharoor said in the Lok Sabha. “The extremely important thing for us is to uphold the principles. Thirteen times this gentleman was denied consular access, which is a basic right. “Geneva conventions have been violated by Pakistan... This is an extremely serious matter,” he added. The opposition and the treasury benches in Parliament on Tuesday jointly expressed solidarity with Jadhav, who was awarded capital punishment by a Pakistani Field General Court Martial on Monday.

Parliament passes HIV & AIDS bill

NEW DELHI, APR 11 (Agencies): The Parliament on Tuesday passed a vital HIV & AIDS (Prevention and Control) Bill, ensuring equal rights while seeking treatment, education and job by people living with HIV. Terming the unanimous passage of the Bill in the Lok Sabha as “historic”, health minister J P Nadda said the government “stands committed for free treatment of HIV patients.” The bill was passed by the Rajya Sabha on March 21. The total number of people living with HIV in India is estimated at 21.17 lakhs, whereas around 86000 new HIV infections were reported in 2015, showing 66% decline in new infections from 2000. In 2015 around 68000 people died of AIDS related causes nationally. The Bill assumes signif-

icance as it protects people living with HIV from specific acts of discrimination by the state, or any other person. It also lays down penal provisions for any discrimination practised against a person with HIV/AIDS and breach of confidentiality. Under the new law, central and state governments are obliged to provide for anti-retroviral therapy (ART) and management of opportunistic infections (infections that take advantage of weakness in the immune system and occur frequently). The protection mandated under the law extends to the fields of employment, healthcare services, educational services, public facilities, property rights, holding public office, and insurance.

Calling the Bill ‘people centric’, Nadda said the new law will strengthen the rights of the people living with HIV. “It is not the case that before coming of this bill, these people (infected with HIV ) were not empowered but with the passage of this bill they will get more powers,” he said. Though the Bill was initially introduced in Parliament by the UPA government, the amendments to the HIV and AIDS (Prevention and Control) Bill, 2014 were revived by the Modi government in July last year. Since then the health ministry has made various changes to the original Bill to address several concerns raised by the HIV community as well as state governments. For

instance, the Bill now makes anti-retroviral treatment a legal right for all HIV/AIDS patients. It has also adopted “test and treat” policy which means any person testing positive will be entitled for free treatment by the state and central government. Earlier, this was restricted by a CD4 count rate. It also provides for confidentiality of HIV-related information and makes it necessary to get informed consent for undertaking HIV tests, medical treatment and research. The new legislation has provisions to safeguard the property rights of HIV positive people. Every HIV infected person below the age of 18 years has the right to reside in a shared household and enjoy the facilities of the household.

Srinagar bypoll: 38 polling stations repoll NEW DELHI, APR 11 (AGENCIES): The Election Commission on Tuesday ordered repoll in 38 polling stations of the Srinagar Lok Sabha constituency which witnessed large-scale violence during the by-election on Sunday. In a letter to the state Chief Electoral Officer, the Commission said it is ordering repoll based on the reports of the returning officers and observers. The repoll will be held on April 13.

Supreme Court to hear pleas on note ban

NEW DELHI, APR 11 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court today said that it would hear after summer vacation a batch of pleas seeking a grace period for exchanging demonetised currency notes. A bench comprising Chief Justice J S Khehar and Justices D Y Chandrachud and S K Kaul said let these matters be fixed for hearing after the summer vacation as counsel for the petitioner sought time to respond to the recent reply of the Centre on the issue. The Centre had recently informed the apex court that it has taken a “conscious decision” not to extend the period beyond December 30 last year for exchanging the demonetised currency notes. It had said it was not legally bound to come out with a fresh notification to grant grace period or window for depositing scrapped currency notes. The Centre had filed an affidavit in response to petitions by private individuals and a firm seeking a window like those given to NRIs and people who were abroad during the period of demonetisation to deposit the scrapped currency notes with the Reserve Bank of India.

Cow slaughter: Kolkata beef dealers to meet KMC

Kolkata, Apr 11 (IANS): The Calcutta Beef Dealers’ Association plans to meet the Kolkata civic body regarding a change in cow slaughter timings to check illegal abattoirs in the city. “In the state-owned Tangra slaughterhouse, cows are slaughtered between 1.00 p.m. and 5.00 p.m. The meat is delivered to shops in the night... So for consumers who want to have access to fresh beef, the option before them is beef sold by illegal slaughterhouses,” Mohammed Ali, President, Calcutta Beef Dealers’ Association told IANS. Ali said the body will recommend to the Kolkata Municipal Corporation that the timings be shifted to early in the morning. “If the slaughter process takes place between 5.00 a.m. and 10.00 a.m. then the beef can be delivered during the same day to consumers. So this means, illegal abattoirs will not get a chance to ply their business,” Ali said. In addition, Ali said it would also ease the availability of beef during festive season when the demand is high. “We will seek an appointment with KMC officials soon,” he added.

268 ceasefire violations by Pak in a year

New Delhi, Apr 11 (IANS): Pakistan’s 268 ceasefire violations along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir in the last 12 months led to nine deaths, the government informed Parliament on Tuesday. In a written reply in the Rajya Sabha, Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre said the Indian Army retaliated appropriately to the ceasefire violations. According to data given by the minister, a majority of these violations happened in just two months -- 78 in October 2016 in which two persons died, and 88 in November that killed five others. “All ceasefire violations are taken up with Pakistan authorities at the appropriate levels through established mechanism of hotlines, flag meetings and weekly exchanges between the Director Generals of Military Operations of the two countries,” Bhamre said.

Nagaland Board of School Education Kohima NOTIFICATION NO. 12/2017

NO.NBE-35/Ex-NSEE/2017 : :

Dated Kohima, the 11th April, 2017

The following is hereby notified for the information of all concerned that : 1. The Nagaland Board of School Education shall conduct the Nagaland State Entrance Examination (NSEE) 2017 for Para-Medical Agri and Allied degree Courses. 2. The tentative date of NSEE Examination is 13th May 2017. 3. The Centre of Examination shall be Kohima Town. 4. The questions of NSEE shall be set from the existing NBSE's syllabus of Classes-XI & XII (Common Core Syllabus) Science stream. 5. All questions of NSEE shall be Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) only. 6. There shall be only 1 (one) paper consisting of 180 (one hundred and eighty) items. 7. The breakup of items subject wise shall be as follows : Biology – 90 items, Physics – 45 items and Chemistry – 45 items. Admit cards shall be issued from the Office of the Board on payment of examination fee. Other details shall be notified at a later date. Sd - Asano Sekhose Chairman

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DIMAPUR HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTRE

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF AGRICULTURE No.AGR/KVK-MP/2005-06/1292-95

Dated Kohima the 10 April 2017

The Department of Agriculture, Government of Nagaland invites application for the post of Subject Matter Specialist (SMS), Horticulture, at Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Tuensang and for the post of Ofﬁce Supdt. cum Accountant at Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Mon. The number of posts, required qualiﬁcation and terms and conditions for appointment is given below :Sl. No.

Name of the Posts

No. of Post

Subject Matter Specialist (SMS) Horticulture, KVK Tuensang

Ofﬁce Supdt. cum Accountant, KVK Mon

1 TOTAL

TERMS & CONDITIONS : 1. The appointments are purely on temporary basis and shall stand terminated as and when ICAR stops funding. 2. The undersigned reserve the right to terminate service of any incumbent without any notice, if the service is found unsatisfactory. 3. The minimum qualification for the post against Sl. No. 1 is M.Sc. (Agri) preferably in the discipline of Horticulture with Bachelor Degree in the same field. 4. The scale of pay for the posts against Sl. No. 1 is Rs. 15600-39100/- (basic) plus Grade Pay Rs. 5400. 5. The minimum qualification for the post against Sl. No. 2 is Master Degree in Commerce. 6. The scale of pay for the posts against Sl. No. 2 is Rs. 9300-34800/- (basic) plus Grade Pay Rs. 4200. 7. The age limit of the candidate : age should not be below 20 years and above 35 years. The interested candidates may apply with curricular vitae (CVs) along with recent passport size photograph within 15 days from the date of advertisement. All the applications should be addressed to the Director of Agriculture, Nagaland, Kohima, with envelop super scribed "APPLICATION FOR THE POST OF ________________".

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Landmark Colony, Near West Police Station Dimapur : 797112 - Nagaland

Sd/HELIE RUPREO Director of Agriculture Nagaland : Kohima

VACANCY Tele. No. (03862) 224591, 230046 Fax No. : (03862) 224591

NAGALAND HANDLOOM & HANDICRAFTS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LTD.

POST NO QUALIFICATION 1. Medical Officer 2 MBBS from recognized University 2. Pharmacist 1 Preferably male with experience

DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

(A GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND UNDERTAKING) No. NHHDC/Dev-2/2015-16/17

Dt. 10th April, 2017

DP-3348

INVITING EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (EOI) Expression of Interest (EOI) are invited for engaging Master Weavers in Block Level Cluster Project 1 (one) each in 10 (ten) clusters in 5 (five) districts in Nagaland under National Handloom Development Programme (NHDP). The Master Weaver will be selected by a Committee representative from the implementing Agency (IA) and Weavers Service Centre (WSC), Toluvi Village, Dimapur, Nagaland through evaluation of his/her profile and experience in the relevant sector. Eligible candidates interested in rendering their services as Master Weaver may submit bio-data/resume within 10 days from the date of this advertisement. Other details can be availed from the NHHDC Ltd., H.o. Kuda-C Village, Half Nagarjan, Dimapur, Nagaland during Office working hours. Eligibility Criteria : 1. The applicant should be well trained in the Textile & Handloom sector. 2. The applicant should be capable to set up any kind of looms i.e., fly shuttle loom, loin loom, frame loom and jacquard loom and also capable of warping different designs & colour of yarn. 3. The applicant should have atleast 10 (ten) years experience in working with the Textile designer & fashion designer etc. 4. Qualified (Retired) Officer/Staffs can be considered for the relevant job who are having good experience in the handloom sector. (K. HOKISHE ASSUMI) Managing Director DC-697

For details contact : Managing Director :03862-224041 248105

UNITY COLLEGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND (VACANCY)

Applications are invited for the post of Asst. Prof. in 1. Commerce (Accounting) – M.Com, NET/Ph.D (Experienced Preferred) 2. English – M.A, NET/Ph.D. (Experience Preferred) Pay Scale – 15,600–39,100 plus AGP Rs. 6,000 and other allowances as per college rule. Applications are also invited for one post of office Account Assistant. Applications along with photocopies of relevant documents, experience certificates and recent passport size photo should reach the Principal's Office on or before 20th April, 2017. DP-3340

Dr. S. K. Chhabra Principal Phone : 9436004436

opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 126 Dimapur, Wednesday, April 12, 2017

Ban on bans

hat RSS supremo Mohan Bhagwat demanded is now no longer a wish but something that the Modi government cannot ignore- nationwide ban on cow slaughter. The love for the cow has caused tragic deaths and physical injuries on scores of people across India just because they were either transporting cows or suspected of eating beef etc. It will however, be another matter with regard to banning cow slaughter and beef in India’s north east region. It may be noted that three north eastern states-Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh – have a majority of people eating beef besides port etc. After the BJP stormed to power in Uttar Pradesh on its own, the UP government has made no bones about its intention to completely strangulate cow slaughter and beef eating. There have been scores of goons imposing their edict against transportation of cow or eating beef in UP which have eventually taken the form of forcing closure of slaughter houses. These developments including the RSS demand for ban on cow slaughter is being viewed with intense by the people of Meghalaya, Nagaland and Mizoram-majority of who are Christians and who consider beef as part of their normal diet along with pork. In order to reassure the people of these states, regional BJP leaders have said that the UP experiment will never be imposed on the north east people. The states of the North East have large tribal and Christian populations, people whose food habits are vastly different from those in the Indian mainland. Cow slaughter is not banned in Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Tripura. In Manipur, the maharaja proscribed it in 1939 but beef is still consumed in large quantities. In Assam, only cattle with “fit for slaughter” certificates may be felled. Beef and pork, being cheaper meats, are in higher demand than chicken or mutton. Meat and fish can be dried, cured or fermented. All three Christian-majority states are bound for elections in 2018. The BJP has said that if it came to power, there will be no ban on beef. They also said that the central leadership was aware of cultural differences in the region. In Manipur during the recent election, hill people conducted feasts where beef was an important part of the menu and where the tribal BJP leaders also partook. Beef – the eating of it, the cooking of it, the killing of cows to cook and eat it – was not a bone of contention. The BJP understands too well that keeping the Hindutva brand of ideology will not endear it to the people who have totally different cultures. The party had to evolve its core ideology on food habits in Kerala where the state unit had distanced itself away from the anti-beef brigade saying they do not support beef ban. Even in Goa, the home of hardy Goanese who love their food, the BJP has had to keep its anti-beef rhetoric low by saying it respected the community’s choice of food. That however, did not stop the enforcement on movement of cow from nearby Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. It is time that BJP focuses its concerns on poverty, rising crimes and unemployment instead of using cow issue as a red herring.

DailyDevotion Complete and Effective Divinity

If we have been united together in the likeness of His death, certainly we also shall be in the likeness of His resurrection… —Romans 6:5 Co-Resurrection. The proof that I have experienced crucifixion with Jesus is that I have a definite likeness to Him. The Spirit of Jesus entering me rearranges my personal life before God. The resurrection of Jesus has given Him the authority to give the life of God to me, and the experiences of my life must now be built on the foundation of His life. I can have the resurrection life of Jesus here and now, and it will exhibit itself through holiness. The idea all through the apostle Paul’s writings is that after the decision to be identified with Jesus in His death has been made, the resurrection life of Jesus penetrates every bit of my human nature. It takes the omnipotence of God— His complete and effective divinity— to live the life of the Son of God in human flesh. The Holy Spirit cannot be accepted as a guest in merely one room of the house— He invades all of it. And once I decide that my “old man” (that is, my heredity of sin) should be identified with the death of Jesus, the Holy Spirit invades me. He takes charge of everything. My part is to walk in the light and to obey all that He reveals to me. Once I have made that important decision about sin, it is easy to “reckon” that I am actually “dead indeed to sin,” because I find the life of Jesus in me all the time (Romans 6:11). Just as there is only one kind of humanity, there is only one kind of holiness— the holiness of Jesus. And it is His holiness that has been given to me. God puts the holiness of His Son into me, and I belong to a new spiritual order.

Quotes

Any woman who understands the problems of running a home will be nearer to understanding the problems of running a country. ~ Margaret Thatcher

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

wednesday, April 12, 2017

Post-mortem

The stagnant Nagaland I I am well aware that every aspirant political candidate promises big changes and development for the society as though they spend their personal money and belongings for the cause of Nagaland. The great deficit of Rs. 463.52 Shows that Nagas still need classes on Political Sciences. Such deficit is an expression of Nagas’ political face. The Government of Nagaland is always in deficit, but some Ministers and MLAs are becoming richer than the Government. Did any Naga Ministers and MLAs faced deficit in their personal accounts? May be money grows inside their kitchen. Has there been any surplus in the financial status of Government in the history of Nagaland? We demand more and do less. This is what we are most satisfied. The demand of people for good road is fulfilled to the extent that it last for just two or three months. I had the privilege of visiting many towns and villages of Nagaland. In a certain place, the villagers were so excited with the newly constructed road (just 8 kms) connecting to a town. I too traveled with a smile on my face three to four times. But my next visit after five months was a sad journey to be remembered (to be precise, June 2013). The bitumen road has now turned into some kind of strange land. The road lasted only for five months (February–June). The road disappeared. Did the contractors took back the blacktop road to his house? Oh! that cannot be. We cheat our own people and talk about better changes and development. We have developed better ways of cheating and earning easy money for ourselves. I am sure that our contractors and engineers are no less than others outside the State. The same is with the roads inside Kohima and Dimapur towns. It is strange but Nagas are used to with such kind of life. Nothing seems to last in Nagaland. We may have the best contractors and engineers but the necessity of putting one’s best in one’s own work is still far away from us. A constr uction of small panchayat, few class rooms and rostrum may cost twenty to thirty lakhs. It comes to the double

of its actual expenditure. Most money gets burnt in the hot hands of few individuals. Constructing one’s own house with six – seven rooms does not show that much expenditure. Sometimes, we need to be ashamed of our poor performances and works, and appreciate ourselves at our success. It’s a high time that success overcome our many failures. All developmental works stop at Nagaland gate. The rest of India continue to progress and develop whereas Nagas boast about themselves having nothing. Are there any reliable factories and industries in Nagaland? With nothing in hand, we aim high dreams. We demand sovereignty, freedom and independence as though we are selfsufficient. We know only how to change second hand clothes into branded ones. Guwahati has become one of the fastest developing cities of India. The road in and outside the city are admirable. The skyscrapers and shopping malls are built with latest technologies. In Nagaland, even to build your own house and shops, you have to pay illegal taxes to numerous groups. With such negative atmosphere, how do we expect Nagaland to grow and develop to maturity? Shillong has been accorded with much cleanliness and natural beauties that are well maintained by the Government. Lakhs of tourist flow to it annually to enjoy the serenity of place and people. Such cities progressed and developed because they were meticulous in implementing projects at the best of their ability. Failures and corruptions may exist even there yet they have gone far ahead of Nagaland. Nagas are living 50 years behind others. Can we call Kohima and Dimapur as cities? Just call them towns. They are still in their childhood stage (they struggled even at their infancy). They are still immature. Their immaturity is caused by many reasons. There are many octopus in Nagaland. No one is totally free to work and develop towns and villages. Therefore, no companies may set up their factories or industries in Nagaland (because of uncountable sharing system). The Government share, the ministers share, the under-

Imbroglio in the recent e-tendering of by-pass DMP-KMA

do not suffer fools, I get irritated and angry when those who should know better, exhibit symptoms of idiocy; but anyone who has the least pretentions of knowing me, will tell you that I do not hate anyone. What I hate, with a vehemence bordering on murderous rage, is Injustice. Any form of injustice perpetrated on anyone triggers all that is wild and vengeful in me. I don’t know whether it is due to the fact that my father lived by the code of Fairness and Respect to All or because the Irish Christian Brothers tried to instil in all students of our school the belief that Bullying, i.e. picking on someone smaller or weaker than you, was the lowliest act that a gentleman could commit; but I hate injustice. We Nagas have become a nation of oppressors, which is a more polite way of saying that we have become a nation of bullies. We cheat and exploit each other in every aspect of our lives, but that doesn’t bother me as much as the fact that we are committing the greatest injustices on our Eastern Naga Brothers and Sisters; not so much to those who live in the towns of Nagaland, but to those who live in the forgotten nooks and crannies that make up our border with Myanmar, and the various ignored pockets of Tuensang, Mon and Kiphire. A friend of mine related how, when his wife was given a “Punishment Posting” to a remote village bordering Myanmar, in Tuensang District, they had to walk for two days to reach the village. How the Villagers were so grateful for the arrival of a teacher, a teacher which they were constitutionally and morally entitled to; how the students would voluntarily sweep their house, cook for them, and fetch water and hew firewood for them. Their thirst for knowledge far superseding everything else. Then LuntsubaMerr Naga, a Facebook friend asked me to “Like” a Facebook Page, titled”The MIMI Outlook:The Voice of the Unheard”. Then again, I had what was supposed to be an acrimonious(on his part, not mine) exchange on Facebook with a Khiamniungan lad, but which turned into an part comic, part affectionate repartee; and which led me to visit his Facebook Page. The pictures posted on The Mimi Outlook and ChilKhiamKhiam’sProfile Page drew involuntary tears from my eyes.Images of boys, who should be playing without a care in the world, carrying firewood; and those of little girls, who should be skipping about merrily, carrying their younger brothers and sisters on their backs, taking on the role of their parents, while the parents toiled away in their distant fields, come rain or shine. It enrages me no end when I think of all the injustices we commit on each other. In an earlier letter titled, “Missing the Forest for the Trees”, I mentioned how we were so engrossed in the symptoms/trees of corruption, like bad roads, irregular electricity etc. that we were missing the fact that Nagaland had become a forest of corruption. Half of that forest comprises of our Eastern Naga Brothers and Sisters; and which begs the question, “Who is responsible for that?” Thinking of it has led me to the following conclusions:1. We “Advanced Tribes” are partly responsible for it, in that we divert the funds meant for them into our pockets, as we do all funds that come within reach

of our greedy paws. But the greater sin we commit on them is by teaching the few of them who manage to escape the cycle of poverty and hardship;our evil and venial ways of corruption. We teach them the Concepts of Christianity and show them the Ways of Satan. They imitate our sins in the belief that it is the way of “Advanced People” and “Modernity”. They see how easy or sins rest on our conscience, and think that they should do the same. We are their Shepherds, it our bounden duty to guide them along the paths that are Good and Righteous, instead, we lead them into the Quagmire of Corruption. May the Good Lord that watches over them strike our right eye and our right hand, may our right eye be blinded and our right arm be withered for falling short of our responsibility to them.For I believe that I AM my Brother’s Keeper. 2. But the greater responsibility for their hardship and suffering lies on the heads of the Legislators and Bureaucrats from the Eastern Naga Tribes. We “Advanced Nagas” know exactly how we are being cheated by our own Legislators and Bureaucrats but we choose to keep silent, unless we feel the pinch of corruption directly. But your people are ignorant of their rights and entitlements; it is for you, The Chosen Few, who have managed to enjoy the rights and privileges of the “Advanced Nagas” to fight for the same rights and privileges for the rest of your people. A Native American (Red Indian) once said that there were two dogs living inside him. One was a Good Dog and the other was an Evil Dog. The good and evil dogs in him were constantly fighting; and he did good if the good dog won and evil if the evil dog won. When asked who usually won the fight, he replied that the dog he fed the most won. We “Advanced Nagas” have fed the evil dog in us to such an extent that evil seems to have pervaded our entire being, and the good dog in us has been starved to near death. Unless we take drastic measures, there seems to be no hope for redemption for us. But you, my Eastern Naga Brothers and Sisters, still have a chance. Feed the good dog in you just a little bit more, and you are sure to lead your people out of their hardship and misery. Whether we believe in Divine Justice, Karma or the Laws of Nature, one thing in this world is certain, nothing remains the same; God, Karma and Nature move in circles. What is on top goes below, and that below ends up on top. The time you spend on top is determined by how you treat those below you. I have seen many of our Eastern Naga Brothers and Sisters in our homes. They see us whine and squabbleamidst the plenty that we own; while they remain silent and uncomplaining with the little that they have. They are honest, hardworking and sincere. They seek education and to learn our ways. Treat them well and show them the ways of Good by example, so that the Good Lord may treat you with the same Compassion and Mercy that you treat them. For I have noticed their intelligence; and, as God is my Witness, the day is not so far off that they will rise above us. May they treat us better than we have treated them. GOD SAVE OUR NAGALAND Kahuto Chishi Sumi, Akukau (G.B.) Hevishe Village, Dimapur, (kahuto107@gmail.com)

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he level of corruption reached an epic high on April 6 when bidders were threatened and stopped from submitting their tender documents at the chief engineer PWD (R&B) Office in Kohima. Global tenders were floated via e-tendering and were published in the local dailies on March 6 for the bid for construction of new two lane capital road by pass, Dimapur to Kohima. As per the guidelines, the hard copy of the tender was to be submitted at the chief engineer office Kohima on or before April 6. To the utter shock of the bidders, some hooligans presumably acting as stooges of “certain” contractors showed themselves in the Office of Chief Engineer. The hooligans guarding various entrances of the Office threatened the bidders and stopped them from submitting their documents. The chief engineer made excuse of the situation and did not accept any other bid documents with the exception of “certain” contractors. The bidders are now left unanswered with the following questions; what was the point of floating global tenders with laid rules and guidelines, if certain contractors were to be unreasonably favoured over the rest? Was the chief engineer intimidated by certain contractors? Does certain contractor enjoy special privileges over others in Nagaland? Isn’t denying equal opportunity and undue favouring an apparent corruption? Khekavi Chishi, Duncan Bosti

grounds share (five to six groups trying to get hold of the Government of India without first uniting themselves), the contractors and engineers share, the neighbours share, etc. We are used to with sharing others wealth and proper ties. The same should not be done with what belongs to us. Please visit places where bricks are sold. A place called ‘Eta Patta’ in the corner of Dimapur is the best examples of sucking poor man’s blood. You are sure to meet good and faithful tax collectors in such a place. They never fail their duty out there. You may want to construct your house out of your own torn pockets, but they will be there to make your trousers and shirts pocketless. Such groups live at the expense of the sweat of others brow. Who gave them such high and shameful privilege of collecting tax out there? If you do not pay them, latest bullets may find its place on your body. The truck may bring your dead body instead of bricks. Who should see that such collections of any sorts be stopped at the proper time? No one dares to do so because life is precious than bullets. Nagas will continue to live under such shadows. Have pity on Nagaland. The best extortion stories exist in Nagaland. Therefore, we have many local tourists than foreign visitors. The lives of many government servants who live from hand to mouth are made even worse by necessarily cutting off 10–20 percent of their salary even before it reaches them. Such money is used to feed rotten and hungry mouths of people and groups who defile the social life. The best option is to let those people/groups to work and give their 10-20 percent salary for the cause of other Nagas. That would serve better than to feed the parasites of Nagaland. Those who live at the expense of others’ hard work are cancerous to Nagaland. So either we stop the growth of such sickness or let Nagaland die a sorrowful death. This step lies in the hands of the public more than political leaders who also help the growth of such sickness. G. L. Khing, Kohima, (tisislawkhing@gmail.com)

The voice of the unheard

Sir,

Appeal to SBI AGM BRO, Mokokchung

The K.C.C loan beneficiaries (2012-2013) of 12 villages under SBI Aghunato would like to write a few points for favor of your immediate response. 1. That, the K.C.C Loan was sanctioned by S.B.I Aghunato and provided to the farmers without following the due process and procedures. The farmers were not issued Bank Passbook and Account number in which they have to deposit the EMI amount for the recovery of KCC loan. Even today, the Bank passbook and the Account number has not been issued, but the SBI Aghunato on the advice of your esteemed office has started deducting the Amount ranging from 3000-5000 from Aug/2016 from every MGNREGA wage payment made to VDB Account of 12 Villages which has the KCC beneficiaries of 2012-13 in SBI Aghunato. 2. The KCC Loanees (2012-13) didn’t know anything about the process undertaken by the AGM BRO, Mokokchung for recovery of KCC Loan and no agreement has been signed by the Loanees for any time bound repayment of Loan. In this world of Justice, even the hardcore criminals are first put to trail and judgments are made basing on the gravity of their crime. But in this case, the real stakeholders were neither informed nor consulted in any stage. But, to our utter surprise three (3) time deductions has been already done from the MGNREGA Wage payments as a recovery of Loan. This entire exercise by your office has caused wide rift among the villagers and the KCC Loanees of 12 villages. Hence, this deduction process which is unjust, devoid of proper process of consultation should be stopped in order not to create misunderstanding. 3. The beneficiaries would also like to inform your office that there are many other outstanding Loans (NPA) under SB1 Aghunato, amounting to crores of Rupees. Hence, as to why only the KCC Loanees 2012-13 were made to repay? Why was the selective policy applied? Are all the other Loans (NPA) under SBI Aghunato waived by SBI AGM BRO. Mokokchung’? 4. The KCC Loanees (2012-13) therefore, inform you not to forcefully harass and torture by deducting the amount from the MGNREGA Wage components and VDB Account but, in the first place issue the Bank passbook and Account Number to the beneficiaries and apply acceptable standard procedures of repayment of KCC loan, on the basis of RBI Directives, that regulates the entire Banking system in India so that, repayment of Loan would be just and not to create any misunderstanding between the Bank and Loanees and among the Villagers. In the light of the above points, the Loanees would like you to halt the forceful deduction of Loan EMI from the VDB Account of the 12 Villages by SBI Aghunato. In the event of any misunderstanding or untoward incidents between the villagers & KCC loanees, the SBI AGM BRO Mokokchung would be held solely responsible. Ahoshe Sumi, chairman KCC beneficiaries 2012-13, Aghunato

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, april 12, 2017

Participants at the awareness programme.

agri-advisory services to the farmers of the state. Scientist, ICAR Nagaland Centre, Jyotish Barman highlighted the challenges faced by the fish farmers in the changing climate scenario and stressed on the need to improve fish farming by adopting improved practices. He also discussed the ways to enhance the productivity of traditional paddy cum fish farming. SMS, KVK Dimapur, Dr.Ebibeni Ngullie also informed the farmers about the effects of climate changes on livestock farmers in the changing climate scenario. She stressed on

the need to improve livestock and poultry farmers by adopting improved breeds. Scientist, ICAR Nagaland Centre, Romen Sharma insisted the farmers to take advantage of the mobile SMS services for better planning of their agricultural operations. He also gave detailed information about the role of ICAR, Nagaland Centre for the development of agriculture in the state and encouraged the farmers to take advantage of services available at ICAR. Altogether 31 farmers attended the awareness programme.

DIMAPUR: One-day seminar was organized by Chessore Village Students Union (CVSU) on the theme “Towards Brighter Chessore” on April 8. A press note by CVSU media cell stated that during the seminar, Rev. Dr. Francis Yimso, Chessore and Yanjila Janger, Showuba deliberated on the topics of a leadership; a call, a mission and leadership: responsibility & accountability and resourceful possibilities and developmental efforts. The participants of varied ages and functional bodies took to heart the evaluative and critical analysis of the resource person. There was keen desire during the seminar to build up a responsible futuristic plan with a ‘rebuilding of leadership from within and outside.’ It stated that Chessore village has been blessed with natural resources like fertile land, water, good climate but productive agriculture was yet to become reality. CVSU also stated that many leaders, appointed by the government, kept themselves away for many reasons. It also pointed out the conditions of road, lack of medical facility, non-functional institutions, economic poverty as being the major drawbacks in framing a steady growth of the people and the area. The seminar participants pledged their social commitment to the development of the village and also to shape up committed leadership in the future. Altogether 79 leaders from across the groups and associations, churches, communities, associations, unions, etc attended the seminar.

DIMAPUR: Two-day Skill training programme was conducted by KVK Dimapur, ICAR-RC for NEH Region, Nagaland Centre, Medziphema on March 6 and April 3, on the topic “Vermicompost Producer” and “Broiler Poultry Farm Worker”, sponsored by Agriculture Skill Council of India (ASCI). The programme was co-ordinated by ACTO (A.Sc) Dr. Ebibeni Ngullie, and ACTO (Soil Sc.) Z. James Kikon. During the training, participants were given theory class as well as practical of the modern scientific managemental practices in poultry like housing requirement, preparation of brooder rooms, brooding management, principles of feeding etc. Under vermin-compost producer skill training programme, the participants were trained about the importance and scope of vermin-compost in organic farming, general activities of earthworm, health and safety hazards etc.

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Altogether 38 farmers participated in the skill training programme from different villages of Dimapur as well as Peren districts. KVK Longleng: ICAR KVK Longleng participated in exhibition during the Krishi Unnati mela from March 15 to 17 at IARI, Pusa campus, New Delhi. Interstate exposure tour under TSP programme was held from March 18 to 24 at National Dairy Research Institute (NDRI)

DIMAPUR: The 2nd Phase of Mission Indradhanush (MI) was conducted in Longleng district from April 7-10 at the health units, hard to reach areas and underperforming areas of Longleng district. A press note by CMO Dr. Ritu Thurr stated that the 2nd phase of

Mission Indradhanush covered Tamlu block, Longleng block, District Hospital and Yongnyah block. Children between 0-2 years were vaccinated, 0-5 years were given vitamins and pregnant women were given tetanus shots. Dr. Shiela Longkumer SMO (WHO) and Amit RRC Guwa-

hati also visited the district as monitors at Yongam village. The programme was attended by DPO (UIP/RCH) Dr. Imtiwapang Aier, vaccinator Manpong Phom, supervisor (UIP) Chingshak, VCCM (UNDP) Christina Luminya, district media officer, nurses and DPMU staff.

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and urged on the importance of setting up of counseling centres in various settings like educational institutions, hospitals, family and the community at large. Asst. prof. NEISSR, Dr. Toli Kiba also shared her personal experience. The programme was chaired by Angukali Chishi and Peter invoked God’s blessing for the programme.

interaction programme on Hygienic meat production and its utilization at Livestock Products Technology Department etc. Interaction programme was also organized at piggery farm, Rampur. The tour was guided by Dr. K. L. Meena, sr. scientist and head and Dr. Lily Ngullie SMS, animal science. Altogether 18 farmers from different villages of Longleng district participated in the exhibition- cum-exposure tour.

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NEISSR commemorates ‘World Health Day’ DIMAPUR: North East Institute of Social Science and Research (NEISSR) commemorated the World Health Day on April 7 on the theme “depressionlet’s talk”. During the programme, different speakers highlighted on the concept, root causes, effect of depression and search for possibilities to handle depression in a professional manner. Napoleon K highlighted the causes of depression among youth in Nagaland and motivated the MSW students to venture out and lend a helping hand to the victims to make their life productive. Asst. prof. NEISSR, Judith Huidina brought about the concept, facts and issues of depression. She also suggested that government needed to increase investment for people with mental health disorder, improved support system and scale up programmes with mental health disorders. Principal of NEISSR, Rev. Dr C.P. Anto Paul highlighted the signs and symptoms of depression

Karnal, Haryana, Indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI) and Central Avian Research Institute (CARI), Bareilly, UP. During the tour at NDRI, the farmers visited the cattle, buffalo and goat farm and interacted with the scientists working in the farm. Different strains of poultry birds and their management practices were demonstrated to the farmers at CARI, Bareilly. During the visit at IVRI, the farmers attended

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DIMAPUR: ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Nagaland Centre organized an awareness programme on role of weather based Agromet Advisory Services (AAS) for the development of agriculture & allied sectors in Nagaland with the Gramin Krishi Mausam Sewa (GKMS) project on April 6 at Jotsoma Village, Kohima district. During the programme, technical officer, GKMS project, Imtisenla Walling highlighted the importance of Agromet Advisory Services of GKMS project and role in providing location specific

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Mumbai, Apr 11 (PTI): Gold prices surged at the bullion market here today, tracking a firm global trend and pick up in buying by jewellers and retailers. Silver also edged up on higher demand from industrial units and coin makers. Standard gold (99.5 purity) gained Rs 90 to end at Rs 28,760 per 10 grams as against Monday’s closing level of Rs 28,670. Pure gold (99.9 purity) also rallied by a similar margin to conclude at Rs 28,910 per 10 grams as against Rs 28,820 previously.

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not the last step as far as recapitalisation is concerned,” he told the members during the Question Hour. Jaitley said the assessment was that the public sector banks would require about Rs 1.8 lakh crore of capital to be infused in them. “As part of the Indradhanush scheme, the government, from the budgetary resources, had decided to infuse Rs 70,000 crore. “This means Rs 25,000 crore each in the first two years and Rs 10,000 crore this year and another Rs 10,000 crore the next year. The Rs 70,000 crore is to be infused in a phased period of time from the budget,” he said. Jaitley, however, noted that the problem of NPAs was due to some people not paying up the banks for the loans taken and the burden comes on to the taxpayer. “As far as the action plan is concerned, several

actions have been taken. These include empowering the banks by statutory changes, all laws have been amended and the Reserve Bank has come out with various schemes from time to time. “There are some other steps which are now being contemplated,” he added. Jaitley said the government believes the public sector banks have a very important role to play in supporting a large number of social programmes and extending the reach of banking and supporting infrastructure in the country. He said once the market conditions with regard to the valuation of these banks improves, then the bank shares itself will be used for their further capitalisation. He also noted that banks as lenders and creditors have to act in larger public interest and ensure that the economy and growth itself is supported, he said, adding that whatever arrangement with loans are made, these have to be on a commercial basis. In his written reply, Jaitley said, “For resolution of stressed assets, RBI has introduced a number of tools such as Corporate Debt Restructuring (CDR), Strategic Debt Restr ucturing Scheme (SDR) and Scheme for Sustainable Debt Stressed Assets (S4A)”.

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New Delhi, Apr 11 (PTI): Mission Indradhanush to infuse capital in public sector banks is not the last step as far as their recapitalisation is concerned, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said today, asserting that the government was fully supporting them. Replying to questions on the grave concern expressed by the opposition over the growing non-performing assets (NPAs) in these banks, he said the government was making all efforts to ensure that the health of the banking sector improves and the banks are repaid. He, however, said that the NPA problem related to some big accounts, which are not unduly large in numerical terms, and people have to realise that banks have to be paid back. “There are 20 to 30 large accounts where people have to realise that banks have to be repaid. If the current promoters are not in a position to repay back, then they have to develop alternate corporate strategies so that the companies pay back,” he told the members. “The government will fully support the public sector banks because it believes they have a very important role to play... “The Indradhanush plan which envisages Rs 70,000 crore being given from the central budget is

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high because of recent bal- wards the western Pacific. U.S. President Donald listic missile launches by the North, which violate Trump, who has urged China to do more to rein in UN resolutions. impoverished neighN Korea warns US its bour, said in a Tweet North North Korean state media Korea was “looking for on Tuesday warned of a trouble” and the United nuclear attack on the Unit- States would “solve the ed States at any sign of U.S. problem” with or without aggression as a U.S. Navy China’s help. North Korea’s official strike group steamed to-

Rodong Sinmun newspaper said the country was prepared to respond to any aggression by the United States. “Our revolutionary strong army is keenly watching every move by enemy elements with our nuclear sight focused on the U.S. invasionary bases not only in South Korea and the Pacific operation theatre but also in the U.S. mainland,” it said. South Korean acting President Hwang Kyo-ahn warned of “greater provocations” by North Korea and ordered the military to intensify monitoring and to ensure close communication with the United States. “It is possible the North may wage greater provocations such as a nuclear test timed with various anniversaries including the Supreme People’s Assembly,” said Hwang.

M OS C OW, A P R 1 1 (IANS): Relations between Russia and the US are at “their worst” since the Cold War ended, Russia’s Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday. The ministry gave this assessment in a statement released hours before US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was scheduled to visit Moscow on Tuesday for talks on the ongoing Syrian conflict. Tillerson had said he hoped to work with Russian officials to find “a solution which will deliver a lasting political settlement” in Syria, Efe news reported. Moscow blamed the prior US administration, headed by Barack Obama, for the deterioration in ties between the two superpowers, said the report.

Truck attacker admits to ‘terror crime’ Calls for boycott of UA in China

Defence lawyer Johan Eriksson speaks to the media at the court after the detention hearing of the suspect in Friday’s attack in Stockholm, Sweden, April 11, 2017.

STOCKHOLM, APR 11 (AFP): Suspected Stockholm truck attacker Rakhmat Akilov, a 39-year-old Uzbek and jihadist sympathiser, admitted today to committing a “terrorist crime” by mowing down pedestrians on a busy street, killing four people and injuring 15 others. “Akilov confesses to a terrorist crime and accepts his custody detention,” his lawyer Johan Eriksson told a custody hearing in a Stockholm district court. Akilov, who was arrested in a Stockholm suburb just hours after Friday’s attack, appeared in the courthouse’s special heavilyguarded, high-security courtroom. Handcuffed and

wearing a thick green hoodie over his head, he kept his head bowed down. Judge Malou Lindblom ordered him to remove the hoodie and he complied, revealing dark hair with streaks of grey. A k i l ov, a Ru s s i a n speaker, had an interpreter at his side to help him follow the proceedings. He did not address the court directly. After Eriksson’s statement, the judge consented to the prosecution’s request to have the rest of the hearing held behind closed doors due to the classified nature of the information in the investigation. After about an hour, journalists were readmitted into the courtroom and the judge remanded

Akilov in custody. Court documents seen by AFP showed Akilov, who is facing life behind bars, had requested that his stateappointed lawyer Johan Eriksson be replaced by a Sunni Muslim, saying “only a lawyer of this faith could assert his interests in the best way”. The court refused the request. The four people killed in the attack were two Swedes -- one woman and an 11-year-old girl -- a British man, and a Belgian woman. Eight people were still in hospital, two of whom were in critical condition. Akilov, a construction worker who had been refused permanent residency in Sweden in June 2016, had gone underground last year after receiving a deportation order, police said. Friday’s attack resembled previous rampages using vehicles in Nice, Berlin and London, all of them claimed by the Islamic State (IS). IS has not claimed responsibility for the Stockholm attack, but Swedish media reports yesterday said Akilov had told investigators that he had received an “order” from IS to carry out the attack against “infidels”.

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Secretary-General António Guterres designates children’s rights activist and Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai as a UN Messenger of Peace.

U NIT E D NATIONS, APR 11 (PTI): Men should not clip the “wings of women and let them fly”, Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai said as UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres designated her as the youngest-ever ‘Messenger of Peace’. “The role of men, fathers and brothers is really important. There were so many girls just like me in Swat Valley who could have spoken out but their fathers did not allow them, their brothers did not allow them to do so,” the 19-yearold Pakistani education activist said. She said her case was different as her father did not stop her, Malala said during a ceremony here yesterday to designate her the UN Messenger of Peace, the highest honour bestowed by the SecretaryGeneral on a global citizen. “... All I had was a father

and a family who said ‘yes you can speak. It is your choice’. I think that is what we need. We need brothers and fathers and all men in the family to let women be who they want to be.” She said her father always told people not to ask him what he did for Malala, ‘but ask what I didn’t do – I didn’t clip her wings.’ “Men should not clip the wings of women and let them fly and let them go forward,” Yousafzai said, as her father Ziauddin Yousafzai sat in the audience and watched her. Yousafzai, who was shot in 2012 by the Taliban for attending classes, is the youngest-ever UN Messenger of Peace and the first one to be designated by Guterres since he assumed office in January this year. With the designation, Yousafzai joins other current Messengers of Peace including Oscar-winning

actor Leonardo di Caprio for climate change, actor Charlize Theron, whose focus is prevention of HIV and elimination of violence against women and actor Michael Douglas whose focus is disarmament. “It is for me a very emotional day to be here with you. You are the symbol of one of the most important causes in the world — probably the most important cause in the world — and that is education, education for all, and particularly because we know it is more difficult in many societies — education for girls,” Guterres said. While recovering from t h e Ta l i b a n a t t a c k , Yousafzai said she realised “extremists tried everything to stop me (and the fact that they didn’t) is clear evidence that no one can stop me. They tried to kill me and they didn’t succeed. Now this is a new life, this is a second life and it is for the purpose of education and I’ll continue working on (this issue).” Accepting the accolade, Yousafzai underscored the importance of education, especially education of girls, for advancing communities and societies. “(Bringing change) starts with us and it should start now,” she said, adding “If you want to see your future bright, you have to start working now (and) not wait for anyone else.”

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The Khiamniungan Gazetted Officers’ Association (KGOA) express its pleasure in welcoming the following new members into its fold 1. Mehpong P.Thengeo for being selected as Post Graduate Teacher (PGT), English under Department of School Education. 2. Mehpong Langshen for being promoted to the post of Junior Farm Manager under Department of Veterinary & Animal Husbandry. 3. Mehpong T.Pujong, Mehpong Lusang and Mehpong Phem Shio for being promoted to the post of Junior Section Officer under the Nagaland Civil Secretariat. and also convey our heartiest congratulations to the under mentioned members for their promotions and recognition in their official capacities. 4. Mehpong B.Bumo Lamniah for being promoted to the post of Additional Registrar of Cooperative Societies under Department of Co-operation. 5. Mehpong Y.Metchiu, NSS for being promoted to the post of Deputy Secretary under Nagaland Civil Secretariat. 6. Mehpong L.Butang for being promoted to the post of Joint Director, Department of Agriculture. 7. Mehpong C.Phuniang, NCS, EAC Noklak for being awarded with the Governors Commendation Certificate 2016. Further, the Association prays that the Almighty God continue to guide them in their respective assignments and also wishes them a bright future in their careers ahead. President Gen. Secy. KGOA KGOA K-1004

OPEN COMPLAINT AGAINST 9TH IRB PLATOON POST AT NIHOI VILLAGE, DHANSIRIPAR, DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

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DDSC Stadium, Golaghat Road, Dimapur 14th – 16th April 2017 4:00 P.M Everyday Rev. Dr. Leonard Lindstrom, Canada, North America 5. Rev. Dr. T. Alem Meren Pioneer Missionary to China 6. Message with song : Rev. Dilip Singh, First Nagamese Gospel composer and singer and Divine Saved Worship Team Dimapur. 1. 2. 3. 4.

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The Chairman of Nihoi Village Council Shri. Kakuho Achumi is hereby issuing this open letter to the concerned authorities on behalf of the Nihoi Village in the greater interest of the people of the village and with the intention of safeguarding the property and life of the Nihoi Villagers and states as follows: That initially a Platoon of the 13 IR was posted at Nihoi Village in the year 2015 as preventive measure to pacify any dispute between the Jalukie low and Nihoi village. That however, since their deployment at Nihoi Village the IR platoon have miserably failed to maintain discipline and has instead caused several hardship to the people of Nihoi Village by destroying the natural resources such as teak and ghamari plantations which belongs to the villagers. Consequently the Zutovi Village Council has issued a press release dated 21/03/2015 and has expressed their grievances and displeasure at the unreasonable conduct of the IR platoon posted at Nihoi Village an appealed to prevent encroachment of Nihoi Village land by outsiders. However, unfortunately the situation has not improved since. That presently a platoon of the 9th IR is posted at Nihoi Village and unfortunately, the undersigned is obliged and duty bound to forward this statement for the consumption of the general public and as an appeal to the concerned authority to take necessary action in the interest of justice, fair play and good conscience. At this outset the undersigned states as under: That although the purpose of deployment of the IR platoon at Nihoi Village is to prevent any untoward incident that may occur due to dispute amongst Nihoi Village and its neighboring villages and to ensure that there are no encroachment of land and property of Nihoi Village the IR personnels are instead indulging themselves in destruction of the private properties i.e. tree plantations which belong to the villagers of Nihoi Village causing huge losses and damages to the people of Nihoi Village. That moreover, the 9 IR posted at Nihoi Village have failed miserably in preventing the encroachment of the land of Nihoi Village by outsiders who have a complete disregard of the IR personnels and have built their houses right before their nose and despite the efforts of the Nihoi Villagers to prevent the encroachment the IR have remained complacent and have not prevented the illegal occupation of the land belonging to Nihoi village and as such the villagers of Nihoi Village have completely lost their confidence on the IR personnels and are instead under constant insecurity and fear of further loss of property. That presently the 9th IR platoon posted at Nihoi Village have cut down huge quantities of teak which were planted at private plantations of Nihoi Villagers and have also deforested large area of forested private as well as village land for firewood and other purposes best known to them. That the undersigned have written a letter to the SDO Civil Dhansaripar division, Dimapur, Nagaland vide letter dated 22/02/2017 praying for his interference. However, the IR have not stopped their misconduct and remains indifferent towards rights of the citizens of Nihoi Village. That under the above mentioned circumstances the undersigned is fully convinced that the IRB platoon post at Nihoi Village is doing more harm as they are allowing open encroachment of the land of Nihoi Village by outsiders and have not taken any action whatsoever to prevent the same and in the event of the platoon remaining at the post it will undoubtedly cause irreparable damage to the people of Nihoi Village and therefore it is the pledge of the people of Nihoi Village to the concerned authority to save them from doom before the said platoon of IRB's posted at Nihoi Village who are eating away the precious resources of the village people and has miserably failed in maintaining status quo at the village property and as such the Nihoi Village earnestly prays for the removal of the IRB post from the village and in the meantime demands the controlling officer to immediately stop the cutting down of trees and to compensate the villagers whose property has been destroyed or damaged by the platoon.

reported today. ‘Just kill me, just kill me’: appalling new video shows elderly United passenger begging for mercy. In the incident, the passenger protested that he was on his way to treat patients in Louisville, Kentucky, and that the company’s decision to kick him off the plane along with three others was due to his race. On Wechat, the popular Chinese social media platform, articles about the incident circulated widely with headlines such as “because he chose United Airlines, he was beaten and dragged off the plane, with blood over his face.” Among the most popular Weibo posts was from Chinese-American comedian Joe Wong, who spoke out in support of the assaulted passenger. United’s booting of a passenger was even dumber than it looks: staff could have flown cheaper on other flights “Many Chinese people feel they are racially discriminated against but don’t speak out for fear of losing face, causing Western mainstream media and the public to not take discrimination against Asians seriously,” he said.

BEIJING, APR 11 (PTI): Angry Chinese netizens today called for the boycott of the United Airlines for “racial discrimination” after a 69-year-old Chinese-American passenger was forcibly removed by its staff from an overbooked flight in Chicago. Video of police officers dragging the Chinese-American doctor from an overbooked United Airlines flight sparked an uproar on social media in China. As the flight waited to de par t from Chicago’s O’Hare Airport to Louisville, Kentucky, officers grabbed the doctor from a window seat, pulling him across the armrest and dragging him down the aisle by his arms. The passenger was later shown with blood on his face. The video, posted on social media on Sunday, has been viewed by more than 120 million users in China. The video sparked outrage across Chinese social media as the airlines’ decision to evict the passenger from the domestic flight was condemned as “racial discrimination”, Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post

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Phenshünyu Lowjvü Tsipwen Künthon (PL Citizen Meeting) NO.PLU/P-1/2014: Zon Phentejon, nthu 12th Pehpho (April) 2017. Chen shen (3) ka gwüngwa mme tsipwen künthon kühü tsüle 19th Pehpho (April) 2017 lonyüh tügi 10:00 küvü ka Khenyu rünyi nyu binnyo. Tsügenyu ün lowjvü tümi püchye-tünu chen 15 (15 yrs.) pünkülanyu lo tsüsoh dün aphu, künthon ka gunryü mvüloshvütsin letse jolo higü thushü binnyo. Swülo külanyu dünle jolo hi zoküla nipe küchaanyudün (others) tüshah shü lotse hishü binnyo. DP-3295

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Wa s h i n g t o n / PYONGYANG, APR 11 (AGENCIES): Donald Trump has said North Korea is “looking for trouble” and warned the US would “solve the problem” - with or without China’s help. The President’s defiant Twitter message came after Pyongyang promised a strong response if the US “dares opt for a military action”, warning such a move would have “catastrophic consequences”. Washington has sent the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier and its battle group to the region for annual US-South Korea war games, which Pyongyang views as a dress rehearsal for an invasion. The US says it is aimed at maintaining “readiness and presence” in the region. Tensions on the Korean peninsula are already

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Ed Sheeran settles Photograph Giant E Ink tablet from Sony is still smaller than all your paper stacks copyright infringement claim S E Ed d Sheeran has settled a $20m (£13.8m) copyright infringement claim against him in the US, over his hit song Photograph. Songwriters Thomas Leonard and Martin Harrington sued the singer last June, claiming his hit ballad had a similar structure to their song, Amazing. A lawyer for the pair confirmed to the BBC the claim had now been settled. Leonard and Harrington’s track was released by former X Factor winner Matt Cardle in 2012. Instantly recognisable On Friday, court papers were lodged dismissing the case “with prejudice”, stipulating that a California federal court would enforce the terms of an agreement. Richard Busch, who represented Harrington

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and Leonard, would not comment on the settlement terms. A spokeswoman for Sheeran’s record company, Atlantic Records, told the BBC it did not comment on stories relating to copyright issues. The songwriters originally claimed the chorus of the two songs shared 39 identical notes, with similarities “instantly recognisable to the ordinary

Dilip Kumar honoured with Lifetime Award

Green spaces, woods good for elderly

ollywood thespian Dilip Kumar was on Tuesday felicitated with a Living Legend Lifetime Award from the Punjab Association at his residence here. “Mr. Ranbir Singh Chandok and Mr. Anand of the Punjab Association visited me today. God is kind. Humbled at receiving the Living Legend Lifetime Award from Punjab Association this afternoon,” a post from the 94-year-old actor’s official Twitter handle read on Tuesday. The post was accompanied by photographs in which Dilip Kumar -looking frail but in good spirit -- could be seen posing with the plaque. Also seen in the pictures is his wife Saira Banu and the officials who felicitated the actor. Earlier this month, there was buzz that Dilip Kumar’s health was not up to the mark. Regarding that, he commented: “God’s grace and your prayers with me. I am much better. Slight discomfort and an irritating back pain.”

observer”. They submitted the chord structures for both tracks in court documents. Mr Busch is the same lawyer who won a case for the family of the late soul singer Marvin Gaye. He successfully sued Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams for copyright infringement last year over their single Blurred Lines, winning a $7.4m (£5.1m) settlement.

ony has unveiled its latest large E Ink tablet, the DPTRP1 as the successor to its DPT-S1. This hefty 13.3-inch E Ink display toting touchscreen tablet could help you get rid of paper once and for all. The tablet’s E Ink display means it’ll use very little battery power so you can keep using it, despite the large screen, without worrying about running out of power. The new version of the smart slate offers a higher resolution display of 1,650 x 2,220 - a big step up from the older 1,200 x 1,600 of the previous model. The Sony DPT-RP1 comes with a sty-

walk in the woods and green spaces is likely to trigger changes in the levels of excitement, engagement and frustration in the brains of the elderly people living in urban areas, a study has found. The findings have important implications for architects, planners and health professionals as the world deals with an ageing population, the researchers said. “Urban green space has a role to play in con-

tributing to a supportive city environment for older people through mediating the stress induced by built up settings,” said Chris Neale, research student at the University of York. The study was published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. For the study, the team recruited eight volunteers aged 65 and over and gave them a mobile electroencephalography (EEG) headset which recorded their

brain activity while walking through busy and green urban spaces. The study revealed that the participants experienced beneficial effects of green space and preferred it, as it was calming and quieter. “In a time of austerity, when greens spaces are possibly under threat, we have demonstrated that these areas are important to people’s health. Maintaining access to green space could be a relatively low-cost option for improving mental well being of the elderly,” Neale said.

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7,000 girls perform ‘Kuchipudi’ to set new record

s many as 7,000 girl students on Tuesday performed classical dance ‘Kuchpudi’ in this Andhra Pradesh coastal city to set a Guinness World record. The girls from 21 government-run residential schools in north coastal Andra participated in the event to commemorate 125th birth anniversary of B.R. Ambedkar. The girls performed in unison with three songs, whose theme was the life story of Ambedkar. The event was jointly being organized by Andhra Pradesh Residential Educational Institutions Society (APREIS) and Social Welfare Department. Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, ministers and top officials attended the programme. The organisers said it broke the earlier record of the largest Kuchipudi dance. As many as 6,117 artists had performed the classical dance in Vijayawada in December last year to set

the record. The girls who performed in Visakhapatnam on Tuesday were trained by professional dancers for last two months. In his address, Naidu said Kuchipudi was the cultural heritage of Andhra Pradesh. “It’s the responsibility of all of us to pass on this great heritage to

our coming generations,” he said. The Chief Minister said that Rs 100 crore were allocated in the state budget

for promotion of Kuchipudi. He said Kuchipudi Academy would also come up in the new state capital Amaravati.

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of the crime”. “We are worse than the ugly rapist then for asking or subjecting the women to such questions. Why did you go out so late in the night, leaving your home? What kind of clothes were you wearing, when you went out? Can you give us some more exact and finer details, as to who did what?”

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egastar Amitabh Bachchan has recorded a two-minute prologue for a TV show, in which he has dwelled upon women’s safety. However, he says it’s a shame that one has to rely on various mediums and campaigns to raise awareness about the issue. “And I step out somewhat tentatively across the lawn to the precincts of the space that is often referred to as my office and crash right into the routine of a recording to be done for a serial that is being made by a channel,” Amitabh posted on his blog. “The recording is just the two-minute prologue on the essence of the programme -- its message though is in similarity to the effort first out of the block, ‘Pink’; its sentiment, its message and its most stark and powerful issue -- the safety of our women,” he added. The 74-year-old did not divulge details about the show, but he further wrote: “Is it not a shame though, that what should come to us humans as a natural reaction to protect the female gender in our society, one and many ones, have to propagate the issue through various mediums and campaigns! A shame.” Amitabh then raised concern about rape victims, who go through “humiliating questioning to prove the credential for the actuality

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On regard to the recent inauguration of the Senayangba Govt. Higher Secondary School, Science cum Administrative building, Ungma, Mokokchung, 6th April 2017, I would like to convey my utmost gratitude to our Honourable Chief Minister of Nagaland, Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, for his amicable response to our invite to his ﬁrst tour in Mokokchung and to inaugurate the building. I would also like to convey my highest appreciation to Shri. S.I Jamir, our Honourable Advisor to Urban Development Department, for his keen interest and encouragement. I would also give my sincere gratitude to the Ministers, the Parliamentary Secretaries, the District Administrator of Mokokchung, Ao Senden, AKM, Aoer Lunur Telongjem MKG, Principal and staffs of SGHSS, AKM, the Paster of UBC, the Village council, and all the esteemed ofﬁcials and my warm wishes for their presence and encouraging support during the inaugural program. I would like to express my overwhelming bliss that was brought through your presence and support. DP-3339

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Bagan face tricky title test in Shillong

Lajong players during a practise session ahead of their match against Mohun Bagan.

KO L K AT A , A p r 1 1 (Agencies): Secondplaced Mohun Bagan have the chance to go to the top of the I-League table when they face the challenge of Shillong Lajong FC in their rescheduled I-League encounter in Shillong on Wednesday. Aizawl FC are currently at the top of the I-League table with 30 points from 15 games while the green and maroons have 29 points after 14 encounters. Shillong Lajong FC, on the other hand, occupy the fourth spot with 23 points from 14 matches. Mohun Bagan are high on confidence after a moraleboosting 2-1 victory over arch-rivals East Bengal at

the Kanchenjungha Stadium in Siliguri on Sunday and would be hoping to carry on with the momentum. Mohun Bagan’s away form has not been great this season as they have picked up just one victory in their six away games. With the title race in the final stretch, Sanjoy Sen’s men would be hoping to improve on that record. Mohun Bagan had defeated Shillong Lajong FC 2-0 in the first-leg encounter at the Rabindra Sarobar Stadium in January but the Shillong-based side has improved significantly after that. “It is time for us to forget the win over East Bengal and concentrate fully

on the next game. The match against Shillong Lajong FC will be a tough encounter and we need to be at our best to pick up full points,” said Mohun Bagan coach Sanjoy Sen. Meanwhile, Shillong Lajong FC have won three of their last five matches including the last game in which they defeated DSK Shivajians 3-2 in an away encounter. Wednesday’s game also pits two of the top scorers of the league. While Shillong Lajong FC’s Aser Pierrick Dipanda is at the top of the goal-scorers’ list with nine goals, Mohun Bagan’s Darryl Duffy is the joint second-highest scorer with seven goals to his kitty.

AR provides assistance for conduct of sports

Students lighting the game torch during the opening ceremony of St. Francis School, Tening.

Dimapur, Apr 11 (NPN): The 36 Assam Rifles under aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) provided assistance to Athibung

Youth Club for conduct of football tournament at Athibung village and St. Francis School, Tening for conduct of annual sports

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meet. During conduct of the event, Assam Rifles assisted in terms of sports equipments, tents, chairs and etc. The event was followed by motivational lectures on topic ‘Join Armed Forces’ and ‘Drug abuse and importance of sports’ for children and youths. The event was attended by an approximately 350 children, youth and locals of Peren and Athibung village. On culmination of the event, GBs, youth club and locals appreciated and expressed their gratitude to Assam Rifles for all assistance provided and assured their cooperation in future.

sports US, Mexico, Canada announce joint bid for WC 2026

Washington, Apr 11 (IANS): The football federations of the United States, Mexico and Canada announced that they will make a joint bid to host the 2026 World Cup. “This is a milestone day for US football and for CONCACAF,” US Football Federation President Sunil Gulati said on Monday, repor ts Xinhua news agency. “ We g ave c a r e f u l consideration to the prospect of bidding for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and ultimately feel strongly this is the right thing for our region and for our sport,” Gulati said. “A l o n g w i t h o u r partners from the Canadian Soccer Association and the Federacion Mexicana de Football, we are confident that we will submit an exemplar y bid wor thy o f b r i n g i n g t h e F I FA World Cup back to North America,” he added. I n Ja nu a r y, F I FA announced it would expand the World Cup from 32 to 48 teams starting in 2026. According to Gulati, the US will host 60 games. All games from quarter-finals will also be played in the United States. Mexico and Canada will split the remaining 20 games equally. The only other time multiple nations have hosted the World Cup was in 2002, when it was held by South Korea and Japan.

Viswema football tournament from April 24 Dimapur, April 11 (NPN): The Twenty XI FC Viswema 2nd Open Football Tournament 2017 will be held from April 24 to May 6 at John Government Higher Secondary School ground, Viswema. Interested teams can collect the registration forms from Tase’s Table, Jakhama (mobile number: 7005119779) and Star Sports BOC Kohima (mobile number: 9862091643). The registration fee is Rs. 3000 The last date for submission of registration forms is April 26.

Peraciezie Royals, Lower Bayavü register wins Correspondent

K o h i ma , A p r 1 1 (NPN): Peraciezie Royals, L owe r B ayav ü G i a n t s and Zienuobadze High Flyers registered wins in their respective match on Tuesday in the ongoing 4th 10-Northern Angami -1 T-20 bash organized by Brotherhood group played at Ziekezou Kohima village ground. In the first match, Peraciezie Royals defeated Mission Dukes by 7 wickets. After winning the toss, Peraciezie Royal elected to field and bowled out Dukes’ batsmen at 81 runs. Peraciezie Royals reached the target in just 7.3 overs losing 3 wickets. Khriesamhalie of Peraciezie who scored 20 runs off 13 balls was declared man of the match. In the second match, Lower Bayavü Giants beat North block warriors by 8 wickets. North block won

Imomenba of Lower Bayavü receiving man of the match award. (NP)

the toss and elected to bat first and scored 132 runs. Khriesavituo and Wabang scored 44 and 21 r uns respectively. Lower Bayavü scored 135 r uns losing 2 wickets in 16.1 overs. Imomenba and Chumbe Lower Bayavü scored 68 and 39 runs respectively. Imomenba was declared

man of the match. In the third match, Zienuobadze High Flyers defeated Lower L.Khel Vikings by 46 runs. Batting first, Zienuobadze put up 170 runs on the board. Anga, Aduo and Tolto scored 41, 27 and 25 runs respectively. Chasing the target, Lower L.Khel Vikings were

bowled out for 124 runs. Thejaselhou and Imlisunep of lower L.Khel scored 42 and 19 runs respectively. Today’s matches 1st match: 9:00 am D.Khel United Vs Mission Dukes 2nd match: 1:00 pm Peraciezie Royals Vs Middle Bayavü Lions

IAAF clears 7 Russians to compete at worlds as neutrals Moscow, Apr 11 (Agencies): Seven more Russian athletes, including world champions Sergey Shubenkov and Mariya Kuchina, have been cleared to compete in international competition as neutrals after meeting the IAAF Doping Review Board’s exceptional eligibility criteria. The sport’s governing body a n n o u n c e d o n Tu e s d ay t h a t the seven would join five others previously cleared after satisfying

the board that they have been training in an environment that passes the necessary anti-doping requirements. World champions Shubenkov (sprint hurdles) and Kuchina (high jump) and former European indoor champion high jumper Daniil Tsyplakov were the most highprofile of the seven. Their participation as neutral athletes is still subject to formalities under IAAF rules that are being

Umesh joins KKR training

Kolkata, Apr 11 (IANS): India pacer Umesh Yadav on Tuesday joined Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) training ahead of their encounter with Kings XI Punjab in the Indian Premier League (IPL) here on Thursday. “Ami KKR... First day with my team training time,” Yadav tweeted. “Umesh Yadav is all geared up to make a thumping start in IPL,” KKR posted a workingout picture of the 29-year-old. KKR CEO Venky Mysore earlier said that Yadav would be available for their first home game after the pacer missed the first two KKR matches due to right hip and lower back soreness after a hectic home season where he played 12 of the 13 Tests. Umesh will surely add firepower to KKR’s bowling after the two times IPL champions lost to Mumbai Indians on the road in their last game.

completed and the acceptance of their entries by individual meeting organisers. In total this year 10 applications have been approved and 17 have been declined The Russian national athletics federation (RUSAF) remains suspended as a result of widespread and systematic doping, meaning that the majority of Russian athletes will miss the world championships in London in August.

BYG NIGHT CRICKET TOURNAMENT Organised by:- Bengali Youth Generation Venue : DDSC Stadium (Public Ground) Dimapur

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The family and friends of Late Zhekuho Murru offers our gratitude to all who have showed your great kindness & support during his illness and demise on 04.04.2017. Special thanks to : 1. Shokhuvi Baptist Akukuhou (Local Women Dept. Youth Dept. and Sunday School Dept.) 2. Kushiabill Sumi Baptist Akukuhou (Youth Dept. Beautiﬁcation Committee) 3. Toluvi Baptist Akukuhou 4. Dr. Vikato Kinimi, Chief Medical Ofﬁcer, Dimapur. May the Almighty bless you all in a manifold manner. From family and loved ones. DP-3330

Loving Mummy, It's been a year since you left us without a sign and nowhere to be found again. Your endless love and care are often reminded by your works and sacrifices meant for us. Dearest Mummy, we wait for the reunion with you in Heaven. Your loving Husband and children. K-0999

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Born on: 24/05/1929 Died on: 04/04/2017 We the bereaved family of Lt. Vilecho Zhale, Colonel 2nd B’de. W/C & Chaplain Naga Army would like to express our sincere gratitude and thanks to every individual, organizations and well wishers who supported and comforted us physically, spiritually and financially at the sadden and sad demise on 04-04-2017. We extend our special gratitude to: 1. Nagaland Christian Revival Church Council 2. Kohima Traffic Police 3. Bethel Doctors & Nurses 4. Kezoma Union Kohima 5. 2nd Brigade Kehou 6. 5th Battalion Japfuphiki 7. Centre Christian Revival Church Kohima, D-Block 8. Kezoma Village Council 9. Kezoma Christian Revival Church 10. Kezoma Baptist Church 11. Kezoma Catholic Church 12. Kezobasa Village Council 13. Kezo Town Council 14. Zeliangrong Regional Council, NNC 15. Ao Region Transit Peace Camp 16. Sheponmaramth Region NNC 17. 2nd Brigade Naga Army 18. Thanupfuko Krotho (Kohima CRC) We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual, but we pray to Almighty God to bless you all for the good deeds you have done for us. Loving wife, sons, daughter in-law and grandchildren.

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In men’s doubles, Arjun MR and Ramchandran Shlok reached the main d r aw a f t e r d e f e a t i n g Malaysian combo of Nur Mohd Azriyn Ayub and Jagdish Singh 21-19 21-18. They had got a walkover in the opening round. The Indian duo will meet Malaysian combo of Yew Sin Ong and Ee Yi Teo next. In the mixed doubles, Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Maneesha K defeated Indonesian combo of Androw Yunanto and Rofahadah Supriadi Putri 21-9 21-12. They then eked out a 21-18 14-21 21-11 win over fellow Indians K Nandagopal and Mahima Aggarwal to enter the main draw. Satwik and Maneesha will square off against Chinese Taipei’s Lu Ching Yao and Chiang Kai Hsin next.

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SINGAPORE, Apr 11 (PTI): Indian shuttler Sourabh Verma dished out a superb performance in the men’s singles qualifiers to reach the main draw of the $350,000 Singapore Super Series on Tuesday. Young Indian men’s doubles pair of Arjun MR and Ramchandran Shlok and mixed doubles combo of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Maneesha K also made it to the main draw. The 24-year-old Sourabh, who had clinched the Chinese Taipei Masters last year, defeated Israel’s Misha Zilber man 2113 23-21, before edging out Thailand’s Pannawit Thongnuam 27-29 2118 21-18 in a marathon encounter. The current National Champion from Madhya Pradesh will face Indonesia’s Anthony Sinisuka Ginting on Wednesday.

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Arsenal’s top-four hopes suffer blow

Andros Townsend found space to slot Crystal Palace into the lead.

L o nd o n , Ap r 1 1 (Agencies): Arsenal’s hopes of finishing in the P r e m i e r L e a g u e ’s t o p four suffered a potentially fatal blow as they suffered a humiliating 3-0 defeat at relegation-threatened Crystal Palace on Monday. Vi c t o r y h a d b e e n imperative for an Arsenal side that had won only two league games since January but the abject display with Andros Townsend, Yohan Cabaye and Luka Milivojevic all scoring for Palace only heaped more pressure on manager Arsene Wenger. Sixth-placed Arsenal, who have finished in the top four in 20 consecutive seasons under Wenger,

now have 54 points from 30 games - seven points behind fourth-placed Manchester City, who have played a game more. “It’s damaging of course,” a seemingly dispirited Wenger told Sky Sports when asked about how serious the blow was to their chances of Champions League football next season. “That’s the most difficult thing for us tonight.” Rejuvenated Palace, winners of four of their previous five league games under Sam Allardyce, started confidently and opened the scoring when former Tottenham winger Townsend swept the ball home at the end of a smart passing move after 17 minutes. Palace

striker Christian Benteke then had a goal ruled out for offside before Cabaye’s superb curled effort and Milivojevic’s penalty in five second-half minutes completed a miserable night for Wenger at a raucous Selhurst Park. Palace stay 16th but now have 34 points from 31 matches, six more than Swansea City, who occupy the final relegation place in 18th and have played a game more. “A l l w e c a n d o is apologise for that performance,” Arsenal’s Theo Walcott said after Arsenal fans had sung ‘You’re not fit to wear the shirt’ at their players. “It was a great three points and

SSP sub-junior football c’ship concludes

Larto Bui of Japfu House receiving the best player award.

D i m a p u r , Ap r 1 1 (NPN): Sainik School Punglwa Annual Inter-House Football Championship 2017 for Sub-Junior category concluded on April 10. The championship was played on league cum knock-out basis. Japfu House emerged as winner in the final and

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bagged the gold medal. Lt Col M Kiran Meitei, officiating principal graced the occasion as the chief guest and gave away the medals and certificates. The final match which was played between Patkai House and Japfu showed a stiff fight. Till half time,

Japfu dominated the match and was on the winning side with a solitary goal. But in the second half, Patkai scored the equalizer and managed to keep the balance till the final whistle. Finally, the match was decided through a penalty shoot-out in which Japfu won by 3-1. Cadet Larto Bui of Japfu House was awarded the best player of the championship. Saramati House finished third in the championship. The championship which began on April 3 gave opportunity for the young cadets to prove their talent and skill and to book a place in the school team and to represent Sainik School Punglwa in the forth coming East Zone Championship 2017 to be held in Sainik S c h o o l P u r u l i a , We s t Bengal.

a well needed-three points,” Townsend said. “Sam Allardyce has been incredible. He looks to have worked his magic again.” Arsenal started shakily against in-form Palace and within the first seven minutes Cabaye had wasted a dangerous shooting position before Milivojevic blazed narrowly wide. Arsenal settled into a period of possession but Palace were a constant threat on the break and it was a long ball from a goalkick that yielded the breakthrough. After Benteke won a header, a neat passing move ended with Townsend stroking home a cross from the slipping Wilfried Zaha, high past Emiliano Martinez. In response Arsenal created a few chances via Alexis Sanchez but the hosts looked capable of scoring whenever they ran at Arsenal’s fragile defence. Benteke had a goal ruled out for offside after the break before Palace added a well-deserved, quickfire brace. First, Cabaye met Zaha’s cross with a superb, first-time effort before the impressive Milivojevic converted from the penalty spot after Townsend was fouled. Without some desperate last-ditch defending Palace, revitalised in their past six games, could have scored further goals.

India to take on Canada in Davis Cup WG Playoff New Delhi, Apr 11 (PTI): India will take on Canada in the Davis Cup World Group Playoff in what would be an away tie from September 15 to 17. “#DavisCup World Group play-off draw: Canada v India in Canada,” Davis Cup posted on its official Twitter page. India have qualified for the playoff after beating Uzbekistan 4-1 in a home tie last week. The triumph was India’s first under nonplaying captain Mahesh Bhupathi. The victory also came without the services of veteran Leander Paes, dropped from the team for the first time despite being available, since his Davis Cup debut against Japan in 1990.

Nagaland in finals of MP Verma Trophy D i m a p u r , Ap r 1 1 (NPN): Nagaland team created history by entering the finals of the 6th All India M.P. Verma Invitation Unity Cup Cricket Cup 2017 at Patna. In the semi finals, Nagaland beat Manipur by 93 runs. After winning the toss, Team Nagaland elected to bat and put up 220 runs in 40 overs. Hokaito scored 75 runs while Nagaho and Tahmeed Rahman contributed 38 and 31 runs respectively. Chasing the target, Manipur were bowled our for just 127 runs in 31 overs. Team Nagaland will take on Jharkhand XI in the finals on April 12.

Mokokchung is Nagaland veteran football champ

D i m a p u r , Ap r 1 1 (NPN): Mokokchung lifted the coveted champion title of 8th edition of Nagaland Veteran Football Tournament 2017, which concluded at Phek town Tuesday evening. Mokokchung won the title after defeating Wokha 4-3 via tie-break. Kohima won third place after defeating Tuensang 2-0. MLA Dr. Neikiesalie (Nicky) Kire graced the closing ceremony as the guest of honour.

Daredevils thump RPS by 97 runs Pune, April 11 (IANS): Delhi Daredevils rode on an all-round effort to thrash Rising Pune Supergiant by 97 runs in an IPL match at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium here on Tuesday. While Kerala youngster Sanju Samson’s maiden T20 hundred set things on fire in the first innings as Delhi posted a mammoth 204/5, captain Zaheer Khan led from the front with three wickets to bundle the hosts out for a paltry 108 in 16.1 overs. Zaheer (3/20) was complimented well by legspinner Amit Mishra, who returned with figures of 3/11 and Australian pacer Pat Cummins (2/24) as Pune succumbed to their second defeat in their three matches so far. Chasing a mammoth 205, Pune’s innings derailed in the third over when opener and stand-in skipper Ajinkya Rahane (10) fell to Zaheer. Zaheer again struck in his very next over with the wicket of Mayank Agarwal, whose poor run with the bat continued. Thereafter, it seemed like the Pune batsmen were in a hurry to get back to the dug out as debutant Rahul Tripathi (10), Faf du Plessis (8) and IPL-2017’s million dollar boy Ben Stokes (2) fell in no time. Pune’s weakness with the bat in the absence of

Sanju Samson of Delhi Daredevil celebrates after scoring a hundred against Rising Pune Supergiants.

regular skipper Steve Smith was clearly out when the hosts lost half the side by the eighth over with just 55 runs on the board. For mer skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni (11) and veteran all-rounder Rajat Bhatia (16) also failed to make any vital contributions. Pacer Deepak Chahar (14) raised Pune’s hopes for a short while when he clobbered Cummins for two consecutive sixes before

Zaheer got him caught behind on the first ball of his third over. Mishra struck once again in his third over to get rid of Australian leggie Adam Zampa (5) as Pune were reduced to 107/9 before Cummins finished off things with the wicket of Ashoke Dinda (7) without any fuss. Today’s match Time: 8:00 pm Mumbai Indians vs Sunrisers Hyderabad

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Celtics clinch Atlantic Division title

B OS T O N , Ap r 1 1 (Agencies): The Boston Celtics clinched the Atlantic Division title and kept alive their hopes for the top seed in the Eastern Conference with a 114-105 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Monday night. The victory, which completed a four-game sweep of the season series with the Nets — who will provide Boston with one of the top picks in the 2017 draft — moved the Celtics (52-29) temporarily a half-game ahead of the Cleveland Cavaliers (51-29) atop the conference. The Cavs played in Miami on Monday and would sew up the top spot with wins in their last two games regardless of what the Celtics do Wednesday night at home against the Milwaukee Bucks. Despite the loss, Brook Lopez scored 25 points and became the Nets’ alltime scoring leader, passing Buck Williams. Isaiah Thomas scored 27 points, Al Horford had 19 and the pair combined

Boston Celtics forward Jaylen Brown (7) is surrounded by Brooklyn Nets players as he passes the ball during the first quarter of an NBA basketball game in Boston, Monday.

for the final 15 Boston points over the last 4:41. Horford grabbed eight rebounds and added four assists. Boston’s Avery Bradley scored 18 points, Marcus Smart had 13 points and six assists, Jae Crowder 11 points, eight rebounds and six assists, and Kelly Olynyk 11 points and six boards.

The Celtics built a 27-point lead in the third quarter, but a 37-point quarter and then another charge in the fourth got the Nets, who scored 40 in the first half, to within six in the fourth. Runs of 12-0 and 9-0 got them there. Jeremy Lin, a former Harvard star playing on Chinese Heritage Night

at TD Garden, scored 26 points and grabbed a career-high 12 rebounds, and Rondae HollisJefferson scored a careerhigh 17 points and had 11 rebounds. The Nets lost for the second time in six games. The Celtics improved to 24-0 when leading after three quarters at home.

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Buenos Aires, Apr 11 (IANS): Edgardo Bauza has been sacked as the coach of Argentina’s national team after a poor run of results, the President of the Argentinian Football Association (AFA) said. The announcement came less than two weeks after Argentina lost 0-2 to Bolivia in La Paz, a result that left them in danger of missing next year’s World Cup, reports Xinhua news agency. “I have informed Bauza that he is no longer coach of the national team,” AFA chief Claudio Tapia told reporters. Among those touted as possible candidates for the vacant position are Sevilla manager Jorge Sampaoli and Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone. Bauza, who replaced Gerardo Martino as coach in August, led Argentina to three wins, two draws and three defeats. Printed, Published and Edited by Geoffrey Yaden at G.M. Printers, Circular Rd. Dimapur-797112. Ph: Desk 248489, Fax: 225366, e-mail-npdesk@gmail.com, nagapost@rediffmail.com. Adm.& Advertisement :248267 Fax: 248500 e-mail-npostadvt@yahoo.com Kohima: 2290567, R.N. 40978/90 RN/NE 707 K Y M C

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