April 28, 2018

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Vol XXVIII No. 140

SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 2018 Pages 12 ` 5.00

Mike Pompeo sworn in as US secy of state

Europa League: Atletico hold Gunners 1-1

Diana Hayden hits back at Tripura CM

international, Page 9

sports, Page 12

northeast, Page 4

Two Koreas aim to end war

Gov urges banks to open branches in rural areas

Rio calls for making NDPP cadrebased party with mass support

DIMAPUR, APR 27 (NPN): Governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya, has urged the banks operating in Nagaland to open up new bank branches in strategic rural areas to enable people of the area to avail banking facilities and for implementation of Central and State Flagship Welfare Programmes.

According to Raj Bhavan PRO, the governor, in a letter to five banks including Nagaland Rural Bank, NSCB Ltd, UCO Bank Central Bank of India and United Bank of India, said he had met with bank officers and urged them to open new branches in all districts.

“People in rural areas are unaware of the banking facilities and schemes provided by the Government through banks,” Acharya added. It may be mentioned that the governor had a meeting with twenty bank representatives on February 9, 2018 at Raj Bhavan.

However, only those five banks have so far taken up the governor’s proposal with their head offices to open branches in other districts of Nagaland.

Staff Reporter

SEOUL, APR 27 (AGENCIES): The leaders of North and South Korea embraced on Friday after pledging to work for the “complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula”, on a day of smiles and handshakes at the first inter-Korean summit in more than a decade.

The two Koreas announced they would work with the United States and China this year to declare an official end to the 1950s Korean War and seek an agreement on “permanent” and “solid” peace.

The declaration included promises to pursue phased arms reduction, cease hostile acts, transform their fortified border into a peace zone and seek multilateral talks with other countries including the United States.

“The two leaders declare before our people of 80 million and the entire world there will be no more war on the Korean peninsula and a new age of peace has begun,” the two sides.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in agreed to visit the North Korean capital of Pyongyang this year, they said.

Earlier, North Korea’s Kim Jong Un became the

up with his early morning missile tests, a senior presidential official said.

Moon and Kim released their joint declaration before a dinner banquet.

Later, with their wives, they watched a music performance and held hands as they watched a montage of photos from their summit set to a K-pop song that included the words “be a (L) Kim Jong Un prepares to shake hands with Moon Jae-in over the family again”. After warm military demarcation line at the Demilitarized Zone Friday. (AP/PTI) farewells, Kim was driven back to North Korea. first North Korean leader ever nuclear test that led to since the 1950-53 Korean sweeping international sancWar to set foot in South tions and fears of war.

Korea after shaking hands “I was excited to meet “After a furious year with his counterpart over a at this historic place and it concrete curb marking the is really moving that you of missile launches and border in the heavily forti- came all the way to the Nuclear testing, a historic fied demilitarized zone. demarcation line to greet meeting between North and Moon greeted Kim at me in person,” Kim said, South Korea is now taking the military demarcation wearing his customary black place. Good things are happening, but only time will line where the men smiled Mao suit. and shook hands.

“A new history starts tell!” he said on Twitter.

He later added: “KOIn an unplanned move, now. An age of peace, from Kim invited Moon to step the starting point of his- REAN WAR TO END! The briefly across into North tory,” Kim wrote in Ko- United States, and all of its Korea, before the two lead- rean in a guest book in the GREAT people, should be ers crossed back into South South’s Peace House before very proud of what is now taking place in Korea!”

Korea holding hands. talks began.

China, North Korea’s Scenes of Moon and During a private meetKim joking and walking ing in the morning, Kim main ally, welcomed the together marked a strik- told Moon he came to the leaders’ statement and said it ing contrast to last year’s summit to end the history was willing to keep playing a barrage of North Korean of conflict and joked he proactive role in promoting missile tests and its largest was sorry for waking Moon political solutions.

NGA asks govt to clarify on NMMCR, review panel

Model code of conduct Abduction case: DC Tsg given 48-hr deadline UPSC: Dmu’s Swapneel ranks 64th in force for LS by-poll

DIMAPUR, APR 27 (NPN): Nagaland Geo-Scientist Association (NGA) has sought clarification from the state government on the confusion between the department of geology and mining (G&M) and the department of Environment, Forest & Climate Change (EF&CC) over the implementation of the Nagaland Minor Mineral Concession Rules (NMMCR), 2004.

In a representation to the state chief secretary, the NGA vice president, Kheto Zhimomi, and secretary, Khikiya Kath, also requested the government to clarify on constitution of a new review committee dated April 17, 2018 under the chairmanship of the principal secretary, EF&CC. NGA pointed out that a high level review committee under the chairmanship of development commissioner involving the departments of G&M, works and housing, irrigation & flood control, home and EF&CC was constituted to review the implementation of NMMCR 2004 vide No. GM-5/ EXPL-15/2001(Pt) dated July 16, 2016.

Trump welcomes Korean talks

Correspondent

KOHIMA, APR 27 (NPN): Consequent upon the announcement of bye-election to Nagaland’s lone parliamentary constituency, the model code of conduct has come into effect and will remain in force till completion of the by-election process.

Addressing media persons at DC conference hall here on Friday afternoon, chief electoral officer (CEO) Abhijit Sinha said the model code of conduct will be applicable to all candidates and political parties, besides the Central and State governments.

He said while the gazette notification will be issued on May 3, the last date for filing nominations is May 10, scrutiny is on May 11, last day for withdrawal of nomination is May 14, polling is on May 28, counting on May 31 and the entire election process will be completed by June 2.

Sinha said the total number of electorate stands at 11,97,438, with 60,75,89 of them being male and the remaining 5,89,849 female voters.

He added that 2,196 polling stations will be set up in the State for the by-election, of which 474 will be in urban areas and 1,722 in (Cont’d on p-5) rural areas.

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drivers were safely released.

They said that two oil tanker drivers -- Tula Ram Bura Gohain and Adman Sruin -were abducted on April 22, 2018 but their whereabouts were unknown till date.

They expressed dismay that even after providing information to the police, there was no breakthrough till date. The associations asserted that they were also not satisfied with the way police were handling and investigating the matter.

“The abduction of the transporters is serious concern for us,” they said.

ENPO appeals: Expressing concern over the “unfortunate incident” of abduction, the Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organization (ENPO) has appealed to the abductors for the safe release of the persons at the earliest in order to restore normalcy in the region.

ENPO through its media cell reminded all respon-

sible of its December 18, 2007 Tuensang Resolution, wherein the public of Eastern Nagaland were opposed to any form of violence, threats, intimidations or bloodshed within its jurisdiction.

ENPO also reiterated its appeal to all responsible to maintain peace and tranquillity, and to honour the same in the interest of peace.

DCC Mkg: District Congress Committee (DCC) Mokokchung has condemned the abduction and urged the state government to put all efforts into tracing out the innocent victims.

In a press release, DCC Mokokchung president, Watimongba, and general secretary, P Aley, also urged the gover nment expose those involved and initiate stringent action against them according to the law of the land.

issued on April 12, was “most appalling”.

NPF said the temerity of the officer to rally support from social organizations to the extent of resulting in issuing an ultimatum on the NPF legislature party was also unbecoming of a conduct of a government servant. NPF also accused Kire of having made false claims, through media, that he had taken over charge of RD department only in the first week of April 2018 while available records with the government showed he actually took over charge on March 17, 2018.

NPF also termed it as “very strange” the demand of the officer on the party to substantiate its allegations with proof and evidence that he (Kire) was indulging in corrupt practices like pocketing government fund, misusing department vehicles, office stationery, etc, and threat to take legal recourse

in the event of the party’s failure to comply with his demand. Responding to this, the legislators clarified that the NPF had in fact, never raised the above issues at any point of time in public platform or through press statements.

After a thorough deliberation on the issue, the NPF Legislature Par ty unanimously adopted three resolutions, that included the following: After viewing the ultimatum served on leader of opposition TR Zeliang, the NPF legislators termed it as “unprecedented and unacceptable under democratic and parliamentary norms and procedures”. The meeting unanimously observed that the allegation leveled against the leader of opposition was tantamount to questioning the role of every opposition MLA, inside or outside the Legislative Assembly.

Instead, the NPF leg-

Neiphiu Rio (NP)

humbleness, our friendliness and oneness will go a long way in strengthening our party.” Referring to the party’s slogan “change is coming” during the recentlyconcluded Assembly election, the chief minister said change has come and “we have to bring that change for the better”. It should not stay just a mere slogan but have to make it a reality, he exhorted party men.

Rio asked NDPP members to work hard so as to implement the party’s motto “Facta non verba” (deeds not words), adding that time has come for the party to deliver on its promises and commitment made during the election.

The chief minister also made an appeal to his cabinet colleagues, advisers and

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officer in 2017.

With his never give up attitude, Swapneel once again attempted to fulfil his dream to crack the UPSC exam and finally achieved his goal to become an IAS officer, ranking 64th out of 990 candidates who cleared the civil service (mains) 2017

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, APR 27 (NPN): Dimapur’s Swapneel Paul, currently IRS assistant commissioner, has brought laurels to Nagaland and Dimapur in particular after he ranked 64th in the recently declared UPSC Swapneel Paul civil services (mains) exam 2017. exam.

Son of PB Paul, an advoTalking to Nagaland Post, cate of the Gauhati High Court PB Paul said his son had always Kohima bench, Swapneel is an been hardworking and wanted alumnus of Holy Cross Higher to become an administrative ofSecondary School Dimapur. He ficer. “Though we wanted him was also the 6th rank holder of to become a doctor, he became 2006 HSLC exam. an engineer (electrical) and now Later, Swapneel pursued his he has finally achieved his goal,” carrier to become an engineer from Swapneel’s father said.

National Institute of Technology, Paul said God has been so Silchar. kind that his son could fulfil his In his first attempt for the dream. Even though parents want UPSC, Swapneel cracked the exam their children to become someand was appointed as an Indian thing, God always has a purpose Postal Service officer in 2016. He and time for them, he added. once again attempted for the civil Expressing great joy on the services exam and went on to be- success, the family thanked God (Cont’d on p-5) come an Indian Revenue Service for his guidance and blessing.

NPF legislators respond to ultimatums

DIMAPUR, APR 27 (NPN): Opposition Naga People’s Front (NPF) has trained its guns on Principal Secretary Lhoubeilatuo Kire by accusing him of instigat(Cont’d on p-5) ing various organizations to attack the party for bringing out serious allegations of irregularities in the Rural Development department and the alleged undue favour shown to the village belonging to the official in allocation of VDB funds.

NPF deliberated on the issue of ultimatum served on the party by some organizations at a meeting held at de Oriental Grand, Kohima on Friday. After deliberations, the NPF Legislature Party at its meeting in de Oriental Grande unanimously concluded that the “audacious behaviour” of Kire after “Since oil tankers will be NPF’s exposé of “abnormal on strike, wanted to kill fund allocation” to a partwo birds with one stone ticular village in Dimapur by selling petrol with district by NPF’s press buvegetables” reau through a press release

This is it!

DIMAPUR, APR 27 (NPN): In connection with the abduction of oil tanker drivers by armed miscreants near New Helipong village under Tuensang district, the Kohima Petroleum Dealers Association (KPDA), Dimapur Petroleum Dealers Association (DPDA), Nagaland Tanker Transport Association (NTTA) and Oil Tanker Drivers’ Union (OTDU) have set a 48-hour deadline for the deputy commissioner (DC) Tuensang to ensure safe release of the abducted drivers.

In an ultimatum, the presidents of DPDA, DPDA, NTTA and representative of OTDU cautioned that failure to trace and rescue the drivers within the set deadline, associations would be compelled to impose indefinite closure of all petrol pumps in the entire state and also impose chakka bandh of supply of petroleum products till the

DIMAPUR, APR 27 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister and Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) leader Neiphiu Rio has called upon the party’s rank and file to work to make the party “cadrebased with a strong mass support”.

He said this while addressing NDPP workers and some party MLAs at the inaugural session of the party’s media seminarcum-workshop at Nousi Auditorium, Niathu Resort, Chumukedima, here on Friday.

Reminding members that being a regional party NDPP’s “high command” were the masses, Rio asked them to maintain “humane relationship” with the masses. Rio remarked: “We may not be able to fulfil every promise we made to the masses during the last election. But, if we have humane relationship with them, explain the difficulties and possibilities, the little we deliver will carry more meaning. And our acceptability through our

all rank and file of the party to be humble and respect their alliance partners and government agencies as they serve the people together.

Referring to Election Commission of India (ECI) announcing by-poll schedule to the State’s lone Lok Sabha seat, Rio said the ECI’s recognition of NDPP was timely as it has strengthened the party to face the electorate amidst the criticism from its adversaries for being an unrecognised party.

Deliberating on the importance of social networking in today’s competitive and fast-changing world, Rio encouraged NDPP members to take advantage of it to achieve the party’s aims and objectives by sharing the party’s policies, programmes and ideologies positively and effectively.

Earlier, delivering a welcome address and opening remark, NDPP spokesperson Merentoshi R Jamir reminded party members that “honeymoon” period was over and that they have a “huge responsibility” to deliver what was promised during the elections.

islature demanded that the government of the day initiate stringent action against Kire for his act of indiscipline in violation of service rules and also asked the RD department to come out with facts and figures of MNREGS fund release against each and every village under Dimapur district without further delay.

The meeting was attended by NPF legislature party leader T.R. Zeliang, Imkong L Imchen, Kuzholuzo Neinu, Chotisuh Sazo, Yitachu, Khriehu Liezietsu, Chumben Murry, Dr Ngangshi K Ao, T Torechu, Azheto Zhimomi, BS Nganlang, CL John, Kezhienyi Khalo, Toyang C. Chang, Moatoshi, EE Pangteang, Muthingnyuba Sangtam, N Thongwang Konyak, YM Yollow, Y Vikheho Swu, Amenba Yaden, Keniezhakho Nakhro, Eshak Konyak, Er Picto Shohe, Dr Imtiwapang Aier and Kejong Chang.

Imna requests Oram to release pending scholarship DIMAPUR, APR 27 (NPN): Nagaland minister for Higher & Technical Education, Temjen Imna Along, who called on union minister for Tribal Affairs, Jual Oram, in New Delhi, requested the union Tribal and his secretary to release the pending backlog for post-matric scholarship, an amount of Rs. 7,71,73,310 for the year 2016 and also to release the balance amount for the year 2017-18.

According to Nagaland House Delhi PRO, the minister also discussed various issues regarding education of tribal students of the state. At the meeting, in reply to their request, secretary tribal affairs, Leena Nair, assured that she would look into the matter at the earliest.

Secretary also said she would extend all the possible help to the state.

Minister also requested the secretary MHRD, R Subrahmanyam, to relax the eligibility criteria to apply for RUSA schemes, for the students in Nagaland particular and the North East students in general to uplift the conditions of the students of the region.

Along, who also had meeting with All India Council for Technical Education chairman, Anil Sahasrabudhe, was given assurance that the council would consider setting up one government engineering college and one training centre under NITTTR Kolkata, for faculty development programmes in Nagaland.

Rumours of blast in Dimapur triggers panic Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, APR 27 (NPN): Following the NEPEx mock drill on April 26, a rumour started circulating widely on social media of a bomb blast in Midland area, Dimapur.

The rumour was accompanied by a video taken at Citykart, Dhobinala in Dimapur, which shows rescue workers strapping an injured victim to a stretcher while other victims nearby sit feigning a state of trauma.

The video was taken during the Dimapur NEPEx mock drill and was not a real life situation. The video created lot of confusion among the people some frantically calling family and friends in Dimapur from other districts concerned about their safety.

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‘Persistent TB-like symptoms may be Paragonimiasis’

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KOHIMA, APR 27 (NPN): If someone has persistent TB-like symptoms, they need to get tested for paragonimiasis since it is often misdiagnosed as tuberculosis. Principal Investigator Healthcare Laboratory & Research Centre NHAK, Dr. V. Khamo said this during the launching program of the Paragonimiasis Diagnostic Test Kit & Paragonimiasis Awareness Program for North East India, at healthcare laboratory and research centre Naga Hospital Authority, Kohima on Friday. She said that diagnosis was simple, easy, short and cost effective.

Dr. V. Khamo, in her address highlighting the test kit, said paragonimiasis was a lung fluke disease caused by trematodes and it was a food borne infection transmitted via consumption of raw or undercooked crab or crayfish. She said paragonimiasis was a neglected disease--rare and region specific, common in Asians, Africans, and the Hispanic populations and the North East region of India. She explained that it affects an estimated 20 million people worldwide

Dr. V. Khamo (R) briefing Himato (L) during launching of the Paragonimiasis Diagnostic Test Kit at NHAK on Friday. (NP) and more than 290 million were at risk.

She infor med the gathering that in Nagaland, crab, crayfish and snails are taken as a delicacy or exotic cuisine and also taken for medicinal purposes. “TS Singh et al. 2009”, she said, was the first confirmed report and description of Paragonimus Heterotremus in Nagaland. Dr. Khamo said paragonimiasis is often misdiagnosed as tuberculosis due to their similar clinical symptoms leading

to wrong treatment.

She said the first case of combined cerebral paragonimiasis with pulmonary form in India was reported from Nagaland (TS Singh et al. 2011) and the survey

by Das et al, from 2012 to 2013 in Mon district of Nagaland reported that 3% of the 96 patients receiving TB treatment in Mon were paragonimiasis positive.

Doctor Khamo highlighted the activities of the healthcare laboratory and research centre like

awareness programmes on paragonimiasis for school children, teachers and churches. It also organizes CME/workshops among health workers, conducts surveys at villages, screens sputum samples from TB clinics and hospitals, conducts morphological identification of crabs, crayfish and snails harboring paragonimus in Nagaland and surveys food habits through questionnaires.

She also presented an overview of paragonimia-

sis in the state-- Naga Hospital Authority Kohima detected 29.9% positive, community based survey at Razeba Village 6.8% positive, District Tuberculosis Centre of Kohima town 0.4 % positive, coinfection of paragonimiasis and tuberculosis 2.1% , patients misdiagnosed for TB 34.7%.

Dr. Khamo expressed the concern that more awareness on paragonimiasis needed to be created among the general public, especially clinicians, since it was often misdiagnosed as tuberculosis. She also explained that crabs, crayfish and snails needed to be properly cooked before being consumed.

Commissioner and secretary, health and family welfare, I. Himato Zhimomi (IFS), who was the guest of honour for the launching, encouraged doctors to continue their medical research work and strive to provide people with a healthy life which was, according to him, one of humanity’s basic rights.

Zhimomi lauded Dr. V. Khamo for pioneering the research work which was the first of its kind in the state and gave his

NSCN (I-M) condemns arrests of members by AR Sensitization program on DIMAPUR: NSCN (I-M) has strongly condemned the unlawful arrest of its leacy by 3rd Assam Rifles from Mohonkhola, Kohima without any valid reason on April 24, 2018.

NSCN (I-M) through its MIP alleged that leacy Kevingol was forced to lead the army personnel to the residence of Medo Angami, chaplee kilonser, at Viswema on the same night.

Not content with the raid at the residence of the chaplee kilonser, MIP alleged that the army personnel broke into his farmhouse like burglars at around 10.30pm using knife and scissors to unlatch the master bedroom door through the bathroom.

MIP stated that one semi automatic rifle, which was used by chaplee kilonser, as an identity card holder, for self protection, was taken away by AR personnel. MIP further alleged that the occupants of the farm house-- an old lady,

caretaker of the farmhouse, two school going girls and a college going son-- were threatened and psychologically harassed. MIP also alleged that Kronyi, the farm head was pushed into water, wrapped with wet clothes and tortured inhumanly leaving him in a pool of blood. “Kronyi had to be rushed to the hospital to save his life,” it said.

Calling this the second unwarranted raid at the farmhouse, MIP said that “Assam Rifles has again exposed its nefarious attitude towards the NSCN and Nagas by conducting raids in the name of law and order situations which has aggravated the law and order problems in Nagalim.”

It said that this raid after signing of the framework agreement was highly provocative.

NSCN (I-M) also questioned the sincerity of the government of India which has been holding peace talks with it.

In order to maintain

the sanctity of the CeaseFire Ground Rules and to create a conductive atmosphere for peaceful political dialogue, NSCN (I-M) sought the release of the arrested official along with confiscated arms through the Ceasefire Monitoring Cell Office.

Further, NSCN (I-M) condemned the recent arrest of Renthungo Odyuo along with official documents while on duty by the Assam Rifles at Khekiho village near Doyapur on April 20, without any valid reason.

NSCN (I-M) said it was seriously viewing frequent raids and arrest of NSCN (I-M) members by the Indian Army during the cease fire period and at a time when peace talks were being held at the highest level. “Appropriate response will be given to the aggressors in due course of time, for which the entire responsibility will befall on the Government of India,” it warned.

NSCV wishes on Veterinary Day

DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Veterinary Council (NSVC) has wished a very happy Veterinary Day to all veterinary professionals.

According to a press release from NSVC president, Dr. Aomangyang Walling, the World Veterinary Association created World Veterinary Day in 2000 as an annual celebration of the Veterinary profession falling on the last Saturday of April. This year the World Veterinary Day will be celebrated

globally on the 28th April, 2018 under the theme “The Role of Veterinary Profession in Sustainable Development to Improve Livelihoods, Food Security and Safety.”

“The love for animals and cruelty to animals should be of great concern for the Veterinary professionals. We would like to remind everyone that, to the world, we may be just a local Veterinarian, but to the animal patients, we are everything” the release stated.

Ayushman Bharat Divas

DIMAPUR: A one day sensitization program for Village Councils, ASHA and ANM’s on Ayushman Bharat Divas-PMNHPM was held at DC office, District Headquater New Peren on April 27. The program was organised by the District Health Society Peren.

According to a press release form Chief Medical Office, district media officer, Pezanguno Celine Secii, the government of India has approved Ayushman Bharat Divas-PMNHPM to provide health protection to over 10 crore poor, deprived rural families and identified occupational categories of urban workers families as per the latest Socio Economic Caste Census (SECC) data, both rural and urban beneficiaries. To make this a success, it is critical to reach the targeted beneficiaries effectively and inform them about the scheme details and their entitlements. Therefore, as a first step, identification and additional information

KLBC revival programme underway DIMAPUR: The three-day revival programme organised

by Kohima Lotha Baptist Church (KLBC) under the theme “Prepare to meet your Lord” at Mother Church has commenced on April 27 evening and will culminate on April 29. According to a DIPR report, CBC Minister’s Hill Kohima pastor, Rev. Dr. Vevo Phesao, the guest speaker of the revival programme, spoke on the theme during the first service. Other speakers who will be speaking during the revival programme include KLBC senior pastor, Rev. Mhathung and KLBC pastor, Rev. Dr. K. Benry.

Training on ‘apiculture & post harvest management’

SAMETI Director with resource persons and trainees at NBHM, Dimapur.

DIMAPUR: A three-day training on “apiculture and post harvest management” Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) functionaries by State Agricultural Management and Extension Training Institute (SAMETI) from April 17-19 at SAMETI, Medziphema.

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were Bodevi Shuya and Dr. Thungben Yanthan, team members from Nagaland Beekeeping and Honey Mission (NBHM).

The release stated that the training course covered topics on introduction to bees and beekeeping, life cycle and caste of bees, tools and equipments, routine management, seasonal management, swarming and absconding, colony transfer and colony divi-

sion/uniting, role of bees in pollination and post-harvest management.

A practical demonstration on colony division and identification on caste of bees and brood, working with brood and super chambers and routine management was conducted at NBHM, Dimapur. The participants also visited the Multi Utility Centre (MUC), NBHM Dimapur as part of a field visit. In a

collection drive is being initiated on April 30 as “Ayushman Bharat Divas” during village council meetings.

The Scheme is entitlement based and entitlement of the beneficiary is decided on the basis of a family being figured in the SECC database.

Accordingly, the sensitization program was held.

The program was chaired by Dr. Denis Hangsing, CMO and Dr. Supongmenla, Dy CMO was the resource person. She highlighted the scheme details and explained the roles and responsibilities of the ASHA’s and ANM’s.

The participants included VCC’s, ASHA’s of all villages under Peren District, ANM’s of all health units, block program managers, asha coordinators. Copies of beneficiaries list were given to all the village councils and they were asked confirm that they had received the beneficiary list at a toll free number. Altogether there were 215 participants.

valedictory function, director SAMETI, Dr. I. Amenla, asserted that farming today should be taken beyond the boundaries of cultivation and new methods of post harvest management should be explored. She pointed out that there were ample of opportunities for employment of rural youth in the apiculture sector. Dr. Amenla encouraged the trainees to play the role of extension agents effectively so as to contribute towards achieving the Mission’s vision for 2030. The valedictory function was chaired by DPD SAMETI, Sentinaro Longchar, feedback on the training was given by BTM Longleng, Moasunep and BTM Peren, Lhaihoichong Singson, certificates were distributed to the trainees by the resource persons and vote of thanks was delivered

by DPD SAMETI, Tiajungla Longchar.

NSSATA Mon unit supports central team DIMAPUR: NSSATA Mon unit held a meeting on April 25 and decided to support the ultimatum served on the government by the Nagaland Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Teacher Association (NSSATA).

A press release by NSSATA, Mon unit president Joseph Hapwang and general secretary, Joseph Yomat cautioned the SDEOs under Mon district to not countersign the pay bill without the 7th ROP. The unit also supported the democratic means of agitation served by the central team (NSSATA) beginning from May 2. Therefore, NSSATA Mon unit has requested students, parents and NGOs to cooperate during the agitation and also asked its members to be ready for the agitation.

assurance that state government would provide infrastructure for research activities. He said paragonimiasis was often a neglected disease in the medical college and urged doctors to step into more research so that we know more about harmful parasites, virus and bacteria.

Head of department (pulmonary medicine) Jorhat Medical College and Hospitals professor, Mihir Kumar Goswami, in his address, said lack of awareness on paragonimiasis was a big threat as it was misdiagnosed as tuberculosis in around 34% of the cases. He lauded Dr. Khamo for her initiative on paragonimiasis research and he also said that there was a need to create awareness on food habits to prevent this disease.

Earlier, the guest of honour launched the diagnostic test kit at the paragonimiasis research lab. The programme was chaired by managing director NHAK, Dr. Neikhrielie Khimia-o. The programme was attended by doctors and nurses of NHAK, four doctors from Assam, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh and others.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 2018

news in Brief Aajeevika and Kaushal Vikas Mela to be held at SIRD: Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission under the Department of Rural Development will organize “Aajeevika and Kaushal Vikas Mela” at SIRD Auditorium on May 5 at 10 a.m. DIPR reports that advisor, rural development, Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire will be the main speaker. Highlights of the program are Powerpoint presentation, live streaming of Prime Minister’s speech, presentation of awards to best performers, panel discussion on “role of women and youth in RD”, sharing of success stories, cultural show etc.

ANDMSA fees: All Nagaland District Ministerial Service Association (ANDMSA) Mokokchung unit has informed through a circular that some departments under Mokokchung district are yet to submit their annual membership fees of Rs. 500/- each for the year 2016-17 and 2017-18 from all ministerial staff. Therefore, the ANDMSA Mokokchung unit requested those to kindly submit the membership latest by May 5.

NSSATA Mokokchung supports: NSSATA Mokokchung (2010 & 2013) has extended its full support for the decision of NSSATA Central Team in non-acceptance of pending salaries of January 2018 till date without the 7th RoP. NSSATA Mokokchung president, Aridong and general secretary, Temsuinla said it is prepared for full cooperation towards any course of action initiated by the central team.

Emloto-kujo Union Dimapur meeting: Emloto-kujo Union Dimapur has convened a meeting on April 29, 2 p.m, at the residence of its banker, Lahoto Aye at Valley View, Dimapur. The union’s president Hukheto Aye has requested all office bearers, advisors and executive members to attend the meeting without fail.

NPGN/NNC reinstates suspended officials: NPGN/NNC through its MIP on April 27 reinstated two suspended officials with immediate effect after thoroughly examining the case. The following are the reinstated officials: ‘col.’, Khenito and ‘lt col’, Kiyeka.

crime beat Excise MS seizes liquor

DIMAPUR: Acting on a tip-off, excise mobile squad on Friday seized 351 bottles of assorted liquor from 4th mile area, Dimapur.

According to Superintendent of Excise (MS), Katoho Sumi, the owner of the consignment identified as Honiton Chopy has been arrested and booked for violation of various sections of the NLPT Act ’89.

The seized liquor has been confiscated and deposited at the mobile squad malkhana for later destruction, Katoho said. He further said that such raids will be carried out from time to time to stop the flow of The seized liquor at excise malkhana. (NP) illicit liquor in the state.

Dimapur police crime reports DIMAPUR: Dimapur police has presented various cases it registered from April 25 to 27.

According to additional deputy commissioner of police (crime)/ PRO, Dimapur police on April 25 apprehended one person Vikuosa Mepfuo (38) son of Ngulho Mepfuo of Sovima village, who was produced by 32 Assam Rifles for possessing illegal arms and ammunition.

In this connection, a case has been registered at Chumukedima police station for further investigation.

On April 26, Dimapur police AET Zone-II apprehended one person namely Vihuto Achumi (29) son of Vitoshe of Ghoshito village under Niuland while extorting money from fruit vendors at new market Dimapur.

In this connection, a case has been registered at West police station Dimapur for further investigation.

Dimapur police arrested one Ruokuobeiu Mere (36) on April 27 at around 12:30 a.m. while carrying out extortion at ward-6 Chumukedima and recovered one AK-47 rifle, 18 live rounds and an empty case from his possession. The report said that his accomplice managed to escape under the cover of darkness.

In this connection, a case has been registered at Chumukedima police station for further investigation.

Dimapur police conducted raid at Gurzzer lounge at Nagarjan point

The individual held for possessing illegal arms

The person arrested on April 26.

The person arrested on April 27.

The two persons held with illegal liquor. on April 26 at around 11:15 p.m. and seized six cases of canned beer (Kingfisher), one case of Breezer and 18 bottles, three bottles of Blenders Pride (whisky) and one bottle of Vodka white moment.

Two persons were arrested namely; Kakito

Shekie (28) son of Hutoi, permanent resident of Kushiabill, Dimapur and Rocky Achumi (23) son of Atovi Achumi, permanent resident of Lake view colony, Dimapur.

In this connection, a case has been registered at East police station and investigation is on.

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Ozukum being briefed by Tuensang PWD officials about the ongoing road repairs at Tuensang Friday. (NP)

Correspondent TUENSANG, APR 27 (NPN): PWD Minister, Tongpang Ozukum, solicited the public’s cooperation so that the first phase of the ongoing road repairing works could be completed in time.

He made this appeal in Tuensang on Friday as he continues his state-wide tour to conduct on-the-spot inspections of the ongoing road repairs in different districts. He reached Tuensang on Friday and inspected the roads in Tuensang town along with the officials from PWD, Tuensang Division and

also from district administration.

The minister was thoroughly briefed by department officials and he also listened to difficulties faced by the department while executing their works.

Nonetheless, Tongpang Ozukum expressed satisfaction at the progress of works being done despite the many hurdles being faced by the department.

He encouraged the PWD officials and labourers to continue working with dedication so that the general public could be benefitted.

The PWD Minister, Tongpang Ozukum, is on

a whirlwind tour of all the districts to inspect the road repairing work in all the districts. Tongpang is also conducting this tour so as to familiarize himself with PWD officials in different districts and to get first hand information about the difficulties faced in different districts.

So far, the minister and his entourage have toured the districts of Kohima, Dimapur, Wokha, Mokokchung and now Tuensang. The Minister will visit Noklak district Saturday and his state wide tour is expected to conclude within the next couple of weeks.

DTO, MV department Dimapur observes 29th National Road Safety Week 2018

Dimapur ADC Sarah Jamir with the bikers who participated in the rally and others before the flag off. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, APR 27 (NPN): Along with the rest of the country, District Transport Office, Motor

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 2018

Vehicles (DTO, MV) department, Dimapur observed the 29th National Road Safety Week 2018 from April 23 to 30.

As part of its campaign,

DTO, MV department organised a motorcycle rally on road safety awareness in collaboration with Nagaland Motorcycle Club (NMC) on April 27 in Dimapur. The

rally was flagged off by ADC Dimapur, Sarah Jamir, from clock tower Dimapur which culminated at DTO office Chumukedima. Around 20 bikers participated in the rally.

Speaking to Nagaland Post, DTO Dimapur, Lovikali Yepthomi, who is also the member secretary of district road safety committee Dimapur said that, it was organised to sensitize people about the importance of road safety.

She also said that, if more stakeholders could come forward, the occurrences of accidents could be averted and minimized.

DTO, in collaboration with Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dimapur also organised a “Free Eye Camp” at its office on April 26.

GHS Burma camp new school building inaugurated Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, APR 27 (NPN): Government High School (GHS) Burma Camp, Dimapur new school building constructed under RMSA Nagaland was formally inaugurated by District Education Officer (DEO) Dimapur, R. Amongla Jamir here on Friday.

Speaking at the inaugural programme as the chief guest, Amongla said “Teachers are the pillars of the nation”. She called upon the teachers and the people to develop close relationships with the students by bridging the gap between students and teachers. She urged the teachers to not take students’ problems in a negative way but urged them to be humble, understand the problems of the students and bring solutions accordingly. The DEO also urged the teachers to go the extra mile in moulding children and give their best with dedication. Amongla appealed to the teachers to make an equal contribution in main-

Kids Fellowship spiritual renewal programme Dimapur: Kids Fellowship will be holding its annual spiritual programme, “Rev Up”, on April 28 and 29 at Great Commission Higher Secondary School (GCHSS), Naga United Village, Dimapur.

Resource persons for the event will include Tali Angh, Lovily Chishi and Roko Sachü. Special presentations will be made by Mengu Suokhrie and Zaren Mhabemo.

The organizers have invited all the students of GCHSS, youth from within the village and beyond to come and freely attend the event.

Free vaccination of livestock in Dmu

Dimapur: Department of A.H & Vety. Services is organising a free vaccination of all livestock Animal Health Camp on account of Farmer’s Welfare Day on May 2 at Veterinary Hospital Dimapur, Burma Camp from 9 a.m. Dimapur CVO, Dr. B. Atem Longchar has welcomed members of the public and farmers to come and avail of the services.

Amongla Jamir with school faculty at the new school building. (NP)

taining the new building and set a good example for the students and public. Earlier, the DEO also unveiled the inauguration plaque.

GHS Bur ma camp Dimapur, headmistress, Limayangla Tzudir while delivering a welcome note, said that the school had been facing shortage of classrooms in the past, but now with the new building, it was a dream come true for

the school.

Presenting a brief history of the school, graduate teacher, Semaho Yeptho said that the school was first started at new market area Dimapur by two brothers from Uttar Pradesh which was later shifted to Burma camp (power house area) after Nagaland attained statehood. He also said that it was recognized as a government school in 1960,

and was shifted to the present location in the year 1971.

Yeptho further stated that it was the only high school in Dimapur-I constituency and had been upgraded to a high school in the year 2012.

The programme was chaired by graduate teacher, Limatila, invocation was said by graduate teacher, Sentikumla, while a special song was presented by the students.

‘Inter-school peace activities’ organised in Wokha

Resource persons and students of four schools at the inter-school peace activities.

DIMAPUR: One day “interschool peace activities” was organised under the theme “call for peace campaign” and “End plastic pollution”

by Peace Channel on April 18 at Don Bosco Youth Centre, Wokha.

A press release from Peace Channel desk stated that the activity was organised for the students and teachers training on “Education for transformative life” and was attended by 146 peace club members from four schools along with seven teacher animators.

Speaking on the occasion, the resource person, assistant professor, depart-

ment of sociology, BBC Wokha, N. Yanpothung Ezung, urged the students to end plastic pollution by minimising the use of plastic bags and polystyrene and to opt for recycling.

Wokha District peace activist, Patrick W. Tungoe, speaking on the “call for peace campaign”, encouraged the students to replace the old paradigm of war and conflict with the paradigm of waging peace.

Later the students took a peace pledge to “make a genuine peace, a kind of peace that makes life on earth worth living, a peace that enables men and nation

to grow, to hope and to build a better life for the future generation, not merely a peace in our time but peace for all time”.

Peace activist, Garrol Lotha, briefed the teachers on education for transformative life and measure that could be taken in order to have a quality system of education and mould and transform the lives of individuals.

She also shared about the possibilities on which the teachers could work on in shaping the life of the students and be a role models for them, through their actions and attitude.

‘Bharat Ke Veer’ Ultra Marathon

111 Bn. BSF personnel accompany Runner Sameer Singh as he runs through Dimapur.

DIMAPUR: Runner Sameer Singh, sponsored by bollywood actor Akshay Kumar, is running a five-month Ultra Maraton in support of martyrs.

A press release from 111 Bn. BSF, the Marathon started from Wagha Border in Punjab on December 1, 2017 and will end back at Wagha Border after covering the entire border and coast line of India, run-

ning 100 kms per day.

Singh reached Dimapur on 26 April from Manipur and will proceed to Arunachal Pradesh. Supporting the marathon, 111 Bn. BSF, deployed at Satakha, received Singh and his team at Dimapur. A team consisting of 10 personnel accompanied Sameer Singh up to Nagaland Gate from where the Singh’s marathon team continued on its journey.

Beneficiaries of Sematilla at the training programme on household level composting-cum-distribution of materials. The training was conducted by PRO Rural sponsored by Dimapur Municipal Council. Altogether 30 kitchen waste bins were distributed to the beneficiaries. (NP) K Y M C

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75 % turnout in Williamnagar by-poll tion commission has announced May 28 as the date for the bye-poll for Ampati legislative assembly constituency.

The seat went vacant after Leader of Opposition Mukul Sangma resigned from Ampati and retained Songsak.

Ampati by-elections to be held on May 28

NCP candidate Krinila Marak (first from L) and others at Greenyard School polling station.

Shillong/ AMPATI, Apr 27 (PTI/Agencies): Voting ended peacefully at Williamnagar assembly seat in Meghalaya which witnessed voters turn out of 75 per cent Friday.

Voting was held at Williamnagar seat in East Garo hills district as it could not see polling with other constituencies on February 27 last due to killing of NCP candidate Jonathone N Sangma in an IED attack by the militants a week before the scheduled elections.

Voting started at 7 am and ended at 4 pm during the day, election officials said.

“Voting ended peacefully and there was no untoward incident during the voting hours,” district elec-

tion officer Ram Kumar told PTI. A total of 32,000 plus voters were eligible to cast vote in the constituency at 58 polling stations.

Fate of the nine candidates including that of lone woman candidate and sitting MLA Deborah C Marak, in fray will be decided on May 1.

The ruling National People’s Party, the United Democratic Party and the BJP are contesting the poll independently taking on Opposition Congress candidate Deborah C Marak.

The NCP has fielded the slain candidate’s wife Krenila Marak in his place.

The outcome of the polling at Williamnagar

would not have any impact on the health of the state government as the NPP, BJP coalition with others already enjoy majority in the 60-member Meghalaya house.

The NPP-led coalition enjoys support of 34 lawmakers in the assembly.

In addition to 19 NPP MLAs, there are 6 members of United Democratic Party, four of the People’s Democratic Front, two each of the Hill State People’s Democratic Party and the BJP. An independent lawmaker has also joined the coalition.

The Opposition Congress on the other hand had bagged 20 seats.

Meanwhile, the elec-

The Election Commission of India (ECI) on Thursday announced that the bye-election for the Ampati Assembly constituency will be held on May 28 while the counting has been fixed on May 31.

As per the schedule, official sources on Thursday informed that the filing of nomination will begin from May 10 and will end on May 11.

It was further informed that the withdrawal of nominations has been fixed for May 14. It may be mentioned that former chief minister and Opposition Leader, Dr Mukul Sangma who was elected from both Ampati and Songsak in the February 27 Assembly polls, had chosen to leave Ampati.

Sangma had retained his traditional Ampati seat by defeating BJP candidate Bakul Chandra Hajong by 8104 votes and had won the constituency as a MLA consecutively for the sixth term.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 2018

MDS scam of over Rs. 18,000 crore unearthed in Manipur Correspondent

IMPHAL, Apr 27: A preliminary investigation

by Manipur vigilance and anti-corruption department has reportedly unearthed misappropriation of Rs. 184,42,11,478,56 by the former project director of Manipur Development Society (MDS). Informing this at a press conference, inspector (IO) vigilance and anti-corruption Th Ranjan said that the department while conducting an enquiry into the scandal after registering a case under 59/PE/SP-V/2016 established misappropriation of Rs 184,42,11,478,56 by the former project director in collusion with other officials of the society by means of dishonest and fraudulent manner. After a proper enquiry, the vigilance commission has registered a regular FIR case, Ranjan said. He added that the case has been handed over to CBI for further investigations by the state government.

On Loktak Development Authority (LDA) scam, the inspector said that the then chairman of LDA along with two former project directors (member secretary) of LDA took a decision to execute work for removal of Phumdi in Loktak Lake without following proper tender at an estimated cost of Rs. 3,06,10,000.

He said that the consent of

the then cabinet was also not obtained and contract work was awarded to M/s Progressive Construction Ltd., Hyderabad. “It indicates that LDA favoured M/s Progressive Construction Ltd., Hyderabad by abusing their official position, the IO added. After a thorough enquiry, the vigilance commission had registered a regular FIR case against the accused persons for further investigation, he added.

Meanwhile, SP vigilance Hopson Sapam who was also present at the press conference highlighted the achievements of the department during the last fiscal year 2017-18 and said that the department has registered 96 cases covering 50 different departments under Manipur government during the last fiscal year 2017-18. During the same period (from April 1, 2017 to March 31, 2018) six enquiry cases were recommended for major penalty and nine for minor penalty. Together 67 enquiry cases (including old cases registered before April 1, 2017) were disposed off/ closed during the period.

Hopson also said that the department has also converted nine enquiry cases into FIR cases apart from submitting charge-sheets to the respective courts for ten different cases during the same period. The SP added that one final report was also submitted to the court.

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Arunachal seeks textiles industry Itanagar, Apr 27 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Textiles Minister Tamiyo Taga has urged the Centre to encourage textiles industry in the state, official sources said Friday.

Taga requested Union Textiles Minister Smriti Irani during a textiles ministers’ meeting in New Delhi yesterday to set up hosiery and apparel manufacturing units in every district of Arunachal. He also sought establishment of power looms, yarn dyeing processing units, raw material banks, silk spinning mills and crafts villages with modern wayside amenities in each district, besides a one-time grant of infrastructure development fund and a one-time fund for installment of improved technology inputs, an official release said here today. Taga apprised Irani of the pending schemes in the textile ministry which are assured but not yet approved. The union minister said that some schemes are drafted slowly due to new guidelines and rules but assured that all the schemes would be sanctioned soon, the release added.

groups call Diana Hayden hits back at Tripura CM NDRF conducts mock drill Bodo for NH blockade

NDRF personnel during the mock drill.

Dimapur, Apr 27: National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) Friday conducted mock drill at N.F. Railway Hq, Maligaon as part of Community Awareness Programme.

In a press release, chief public relations officer Pra-

nav Jyoti Sharma said that in the event of any natural disaster, persons available nearby were the fast respondents. Keeping this in mind, the awareness on relief and rescue measures was carried out by officers and staff of N.F. Railway’s Hq.

No alliance with Congress in CADC: Mizoram BJP

AIZAWL/GUWAHATI, Apr 27 (Agencies): The six Congress members who have been elected to the 20-member Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) are likely to leave the party and form an alliance with BJP in the CADC, sources from Mizoram BJP said on Thursday.

The election to the 20member council was held on Friday and result for 19 seats were declared on Tuesday. Opposition Mizo National Front (MNF) emerged as single largest party winning eight seats, followed by Congress with six and BJP with five seats.

Following a breakdown of talks between MNF and BJP over the sharing of posts in the council, there was an unprecedented development on Wednesday of Congress announcing that it would form a post-poll alliance with BJP to gain majority in the CADC, TNN reported.

The joint legislature party was constituted on Wednesday which elected Santi Jiban Chakma (BJP)

as its leader and Buddha Lila Chakma (Congress) as deputy leader. Santi Jiban was tipped to become the CEM of the council.

However, neither the BJP national leadership nor the state leaders agreed to forming a coalition with its arch-rival, especially in view of the coming election to the 40-member state assembly by the end of the year.

After consultation with the party’s elected council members, a top state BJP leader said the only way an alliance with the Congress members can be stitched is if they agree to leave the grand old party and form a new forum.

BJP’s northeast organisational secretar y Ajay Jamwal rushed to state capital Aizawl to douse the crisis. “No question arises of our members going with Congress.

The BJP-MNF alliance is based on a strong anti-Congress foundation, and it is this alliance that will head the CADC,” BJP in-charge for Mizoram Pawan Sharma told TOI on Thursday.

Sharma said that such drill would be beneficial to the society as those who viewed the drill would be able to share their experience in various segments of the society. The drill was conducted by the 1st Battalion of NDRF.

Kokrajhar (Assam), Apr 27 (PTI): Several Bodo groups have protested here against the state government’s alleged failure to hold further dialogue on the Bodoland issue and called for a five-day national highway blockade in the Bodoland areas from May 2. The All Bodo Student”s Union, the National Democratic Front of Bodoland (Progressive) and the People”s Joint Action Committee for Bodoland Movement have formed a Joint Movement Group to spearhead the agitation. They held a demonstration near the Deputy Commissioner’s office here and submitted a memorandum to the Prime Minister Nrendra Modi through the deputy commissioner of Kokrajhar demanding immediate creation of a separate Bodoland and to expedite the process of dialogue on Bodoland issue at the political level on Wednesday.

One commits suicide in West Karbi Anglong

Correspondent

DIPHU, APR 27: A 37-year-old woman committed suicide by hanging herself in her house on Thursday night at West Karbi Anglong. The body of the deceased, mother of three identified as Puski Malakar and widow of late Kurusar Enghi of Tharvehidi Tiniali was recovered by her neighbors in the morning, who later informed the police. The victim used to run a small tea stall.

Diana Hayden back home and further appreciation of our Indian brown exotic beauty. It’s also hurtful,” she said in a statement to PTI. Deb, who had kicked up a storm by his “Internet in the Mahabharata era” remark, landed himself in a fresh controversy when he questioned the rationale behind Hayden’s win 21 years ago.

The BJP leader, however, said Aishwarya Rai, who won the Miss World crown in 1994, “represents the Indian women” in the true sense.

Meghalaya, Manipur HCs to get new CJs Guwahati, Apr 27 (Agencies): The Supreme Court Collegium has resolved to appoint Chief Justices to the High Courts of four states including two northeastern states — Meghalaya and Manipur, which are currently functioning without a full-fledged CJ. The Collegium has recommended the name of Justice Ramalinga Sudhakar, for appointment as Chief Justice of the Manipur High Court.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, ZUNHEBOTO

NO.JUD-21/2017-18/154 Dtd. Zbto the 16/04/2018 NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION TO ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Shri/Smti Atok Phom, of Aichisaghemi Village, District Zunheboto has applied for issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that His/Her/Wife/Husband Late N. Khusheli Sema has expired on 05-03-2018.

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

Deputy Commissioner, Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-3280 IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

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New Delhi, Apr 27 (PTI): Diana Hayden has slammed Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb for criticising her 1997 win at the Miss World pageant, saying it is “hurtful” as it exposes how Indians stigmatise the brown skin when in fact they should be proud of it.

The actor said she has been fighting the stereotypical mindset, which gives preference to ‘light colour skin’ since her childhood.

Hayden, in a statement headlined: ‘That’s some strong disapproval of me winning the Miss World title!’ said it is ironical that she should be criticised for spreading “appreciation of our Indian brown exotic beauty”.

“It’s a pity and shame that when you win the biggest and most respected beauty pageant in the world, you get criticised and put down as opposed to being appreciated and respected for bringing more accolades

Dt. Dimapur the 25th April, 2018 NO.M-108/18/789-90:: Notice is hereby given that Smti Kheshili Sema Vrs Smti. Renthunglo Ovung, resident of Landmark Colony Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this court in writing on or before 25/05/2018.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Smti. Khesheli Sema Village/Block No. : 9 Patta No. 2029, Dag No. 456 & 1094 Area : 00-04-08 North:- Approach Road South : Drainage (Nalla) East : Nzothung West : Mumo Sd/Deputy Commissioner, DP-3282 Dimapur, Nagaland

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It was noted that, following the retirement of Chief Justice Abhilasha Kumari, the working judge-strength of the High Court stands reduced to two against the sanctioned strength of five, TNT reported.

While for Meghalaya, the senior most pusine judge of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court, Justice Yaqoob Mir, has been recommended for appointment as the Chief Justice of the Meghalaya High Court.

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He said he failed to understand the “process of judgement” of the crowning of the Miss World contest in 1997, in which Hayden won the award.

“We see women as goddess Laxmi, Saraswati.

Aishwarya Rai represents the Indian women. She became the Miss World and that’s all right. But I do not understand the beauty of Hayden,” Deb, who became the chief minister last month, said.

Hayden said she understands why Deb compared her to Aishwarya and not to former Miss World Priyanka Chopra and recently crowned Manushi Chhillar.

“It’s obvious that our

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Regd No. : 4857/15 Date : 03/10/2015 I, Shri NEIKETHOZO KHALE, S/o Late Kelhoutsonyi age about 20 years resident of Phesama Village, Kohima Dist. of the state of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:1. That my correct title is KHALE whereas due to negligence my title was entered and recorded as TSÜHA in some document.

2. That my title is KHALE. 3. That my official name and title shall be used as NEIKETHOZO KHALE. That the statement made by me in the above are correct and true and nothing has been concealed therein. I hereby inscribe my signature below today the 3/10/2015 at Kohima Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declare by the deponent before me on this day the 03-10-2015 1st Class Magistrate, Notary Public K-1190

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I, Smti. Lelly Semy, wife of Siyekha Rengma, resident of H/No. 115, Lengrijan, Dimapur : Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the aforementioned address.

2. That my name has been inadvertently recorded as Nile in my Husband/Spouse's Pension Passbook bearing PPO NO. 710319500048. Whereas my name has been recorded as Lelly Semy in all my official documents including my Aadhaar Card bearing Aadhaar No. 9428 7348 6964.

3. That the variations such as Nile @ Lelly Semy are synonymous and indistinguishable and pertains to the name of the one and the same person i.e. me.

4. That this Affidavit shall be produced as a piece of documentary proof and evidence as and when required before any competent authority/ies to declare that Nile@Lelly Semy are synonymous and indistinguishable and pertains to the name of the one and the same person and that henceforth I shall use and be addressed as Lelly Semy for all official purposes, intent and future correspondences before the concerned authority.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed and sworn before me.

Notary Public Regd. No. 766/18, Date : 27/04/2018 DP-3302

Date 29/03/2018

I, Shri Tiken Zhimo, S/o Kikheto, Resident of H/No. 84, Naithu Khel, Sovima, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and state on oath as follows: 1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India and residing at the above mentioned address.

2. That my actual and correct name is 'Tiken Zhimo' which I use in all of my official documents and records, whereas in my High School Leaving Certificate Examination 2007, Roll No. 0710369, Mark Sheet and Admit Card my name is wrongly entered and recorded as 'Tiken'.

3. That this affidavit is made for the purpose to declare "Tiken Zhimo" and "Tiken" are of the same person and that is only me.

4. That henceforth my name shall be used as "Tiken Zhimo" for all official purpose and intents.

5. That the statements given above are all true and correct and nothing is concealed there in.

Deponent Solemnly affirmed and sworn before me on this 29th day of March 2018.

Magistrate/Notary Public, Dimapur, Nagaland DP-3286

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDL. DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, AGHUNATO

No. JUD-21/70/79 Dt. Agto the 9th 3/2018 NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION TO ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE Smti Viholi, Village Aghiyili of P.S. Aghunato of Zunheboto District has applied for issue of certificate declaring him legal their service pension benefits of her husband Lt. Visali Sangtam, who expired on 05/12/2017.

It is hereby notified that if no objection of issue of certificate applied for received from any one within a period of 30 days from the date of publication on local paper, this office will issue the certificate applied for after expiry of the period of 30 days.

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Aghunato, Nagaland DP-3279

skin colour difference is on his mind as he’s comparing me to Ash and not Priyanka or Manushi who currently holds the Miss World title, and very deservedly so!

Shame on him as our beautiful, exotic brown colouring is to be proud of. I sure am!” she said.

Hayden said it took her time to realise that her skin colour was beautiful despite facing such biases for being brown-skinned. “What is especially sad is the bigger issue here. Being brown skinned, I’ve had to fight (society’s attitude and while growing up my own lack of self confidence because of my darker skin colour) the ‘light skin is better’ issue we have in India.

DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Smti. T KUGHASHI ZHIMO, wife of LATE. S. ATO SEMA resident of KlVlKHU VILLAGE and presently residing at SATAKHA TOWN, DIST. ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows.

1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my actual name is T. KUGHASHI ZHIMO which is recorded in my Aadhaar card Bearing No. 3606 8126 9583 & service ID Card, but due to the ignorance my name is inadvertently recorded as KUGHASHI SEMA in my SBI Pass book bearing A/C No. 33508329387 & Pension book bearing PPO No.240550536648 3. That my actual date of birth is 18/04/1964 but in my Pension Book my date of birth is mistakenly recorded as 18/04/1957 4. That the above mentioned names T. KUGHASHI ZHIMO and KUGHASHI SEMA are Same and one person which is referred to me.

5. That from the date of this declaration , I shall use my name as T. KUGHASHI ZHIMO and Date of birth as 18/04/1964 all official purpose and legal proceedings and at all Times and occasions.

6. That the statements made in para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge belif and nothing material is concealed therein.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent on this Day of 2018 at SATAKHA : NAGALAND Regd. No. 529, Date : 24/4/2018 1st CLASS MAGISTRATE DP-3295 Regd. No. 265/18

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 26/4/2018

I,Smti. Vitseinuo Kense, aged about 42 years, W/o Imkongnukshi, resident of H/No - 171, Signal Angami Village, in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly swear and affirm on oath as follows :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That I have remarried on 23rd April 2014 with Shri. Imkongnukshi and solemnized at Signal Ao Baptist Church, Dimapur, Nagaland.

3. That out of my previous wedlock I am blessed with 2 (Two) Children namely : (a) Miss Sentisangla Aier, D/o Late Nungshiyanger Aier, aged about 13 years and, (b) Master Temjenwati Aier, S/o Late Nungshiyanger Aier, aged about 10 years.

4. That henceforth in all my children's edicational documents and correspondences their father's name shall be written and recorded as Shri. Imkongnukshi.

5. That this affidavit is made for the purpose to declare that henceforth in all my children's educational documents and correspondences their father's name shall be written and recorded as Shri. Imkongnukshi.

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

Deponent Solemnly sworn and affirmed by the deponent before me on this 26th day of April' 2018.

Chief Judicial Magistrate First Class DP-3261

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 2018

HC rejects petition filed against 11 AIADMK MLAs

Madras HC rejected a plea seeking disqualification of 11 AIADMK MLAs. neerselvam merged his group with the one led by Palaniswami who sidelined Sasikala and her relative T.T.V. Dinakaran.

The petition for disqualification was filed by Sakkarapani soon after Assembly Speaker P. Dhanapal disqualified 18 legislators owing allegiance to sidelined AIADMK leader Dinakaran.

The legislators belonging to Dinakaran camp had also written to the Governor expressing their loss of confidence in Chief Minister Palaniswai and requested him to appoint a new Chief Minister.

The case filed by the disqualified legislators against the Speaker’s action is pend-

NGA asks govt to clarify on NMMCR, review panel

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Main accused Jaswanti Devi outside CBI court in Panchkula.

Panchkula, Apr 27 (IANS): A CBI court here on Friday sentenced three people to life term for sexually exploiting minors in 2012 in an orphanage in Haryana’s Rohtak city.

The sexual exploitation at the Apna Ghar orphanage came to light in 2012.

Special CBI cour t Judge Jagdeep Singh, who sentenced Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim last year to 20 years in jail for raping two women, pronounced the quantum of sentence.

Jaswanti Devi, who ran NGO Apna Ghar, her son-in-law Jai Bhagwan and driver Satish were identified as the key suspects and sentenced to life.

Jaswanti Devi’s brother Jaswant Singh was sentenced to seven years in jail.

Sentences of Jaswanti’s daughter Sushma, Satish’s sister Sheela and counsellor Veena, who were also found guilty, were set off as they had spent their jail sentence as accused.

Roshni, who was found guilty of having forcibly taken away an inmate’s child, and Ram Prakash Saini, co-worker of Jaswanti Devi, were released on probation.

The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights in May 2012 rescued over 100 inmates of the orphanage following a surprise raid. Most of those sexually exploited were children and young girls.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) had, in its 2012 chargesheet, accused seven persons of committing crime against the minors. In an additional chargesheet in 2013, it added three more names.

The CBI charged the accused with rape, forced labour, criminal conspiracy and human trafficking.

The case was handed over to the CBI following pressure from various quarters.

Stating that oil supplying companies have shut down since April 26, 2018 in protest against abduction, the DCC said due to the closure of fuel outlets, the public of the district were facing immense difficulties.

In such a given situation, DCC

said black marketers were likely to take undue advantage of the situation. It also maintained that skyrocketing of prices of essential commodities cannot be rule out if the matter prolonged.

“Delay, failure or negligence on the part of the government in solving this impasse would be a sign of government’s incompetence,” DCC said.

Rio calls for making NDPP cadre-based...

(From p-1) “We have no time to sleep as by-election to Lok Sabha has been announced.

Moreover, we have five years of hard work to deliver to the people the change that was promised,” he said.

He explained that the

seminar-cum-workshop was organised to make party members understand core objectives of the party and educate them on how to use media or social media responsibly.

Later, in session I and session II of the seminarcum-workshop, resource

persons – Atvi Infotainment co-founder and CNN News18 consulting editor Karma S Paljor and NDPP secretary general Abu Metha – spoke on “Importance of media/social media in political arena” and “principles and ideologies of NDPP” respectively.

SC stays trial in Kathua rape and murder New Delhi, Apr 27 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Friday stayed the trial in the rape and murder of a young girl in Kathua in Jammu and Kashmir as it asked the accused to respond to the plea for the transfer of trial to Chandigarh.

Chief Justice Dipak Misra, Justice D.Y. Chandrachud and Justice Indu Malhotra stayed the trial which was listed for Saturday in Kathua, saying it would hold a hearing on the plea for transfer of trial on May 7. The victim’s father has moved the top court seeking the transfer of trial from Kathua to Chandigarh.

Earlier, the Jammu and Kashmir government had opposed the transfer of the trial saying that the state had a differ-

ent penal code - Ranbir Penal Code - and transfer of trial would pose inconvenience to the witnesses.

Appearing for the victim’s father, senior counsel Indira Jaising, while seeking the transfer of trial to Chandigarh which she said was the next destination in proximity of Kathua, also urged the court to monitor the trial.

She also told the court that except for the name, both Indian Penal Code and Ranbir Penal Code were same.

The top court had on April 26 said that it would shift the Kathua gang-rape and murder trial out of Jammu and Kashmir at the “slightest possibility of lack of a fair trial”.

Model code of conduct in force for by-poll (From p-1) He also mentioned that during the 2014 Lok Sabha election, the voter turnout was 88.25%, which in 2009 was 90.26%.

Stating that Electors’ Photo Identity Cards (EPIC) will be used during the by-poll, Sinha added that a voter can also use an identity card. However, the ECI will issue direc-

tive over use of identity cards prior to the poll, he added.

Twelve assistant returning officers will be assisting the CEO, who will be the returning officer, while the first level of checking electronic voting machines (EVMs) will start by next week.

Additional CEO Moa Aier informed the media that video cameras and

web cams will be installed in all the 2,196 polling stations and vulnerability of the polling stations will be identified by deputy commissioners of the respective districts.

As per the model code of conduct, no minister, whether from the Centre or State, shall combine in any manner his or her official tours with election work after announcement

of the by-election schedule.

Also, visits to districts where by-election will be held and where model code of conduct is in force will have to be private in nature and, in case a minister travels through a district where the byelection is being held en route to any other districts on official visit, he or she should not attend to any

political party.

84.27% voter turnout in last Assembly election Almost two months after the Assembly election was held, chief electoral officer (CEO) Abhijit Sinha has said that the percentage of voter turnout in the State was 84.27%.

Interacting with the media here on Friday,

the CEO said Longleng district reported the highest voter turnout with 92.28%, followed by Mon and Pughoboto districts with 91.49% and 90.23% respectively.

He said Peren district recorded the lowest turnout with 76.81%, followed by Dimapur with 79.33%.

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On November 30, 2017, the aforesaid committee at its meeting decided to operationalise the NMMCR, 2004 and to move for amendment of the NMMCR 2004 and to induct Nagaland Pollution Control Board (NSPCB) as member.

Based on the decision of the review committee, the state government issued a notification vide no. GM-5/ EXPL-15/2001(Pt) dated 24.01.17 to operationalise NMMCR 2004.

In the meantime, NGA said the principal secretary forest department issued an office memorandum vide no. FOR/GEN-21/2016 dated September 22, 2017 directing to maintain status quo till confusion over jurisdiction between G&M and EF&CC was resolved.

In view of above, it said a joint meeting of the departments of G&M and EF&CC was held on October 28, 2017. NGA said the joint meeting, chaired by chief minister and attended by chief secretary, decided that G&M department would implement NMMCR 2004 by granting mining leases/ permits and levy royalty on minor minerals and the EF&CC department would take steps to amend the Nagaland Forest Act 1968 and delete wherever minerals were listed as forest products and lay in the Nagaland Legislative Assembly in the winter session 2017.

Based on the decision taken at that meeting, NGA said following the installation of the new PDA government an administrative order vide No. GM-5/ EXPL-15/2001(Pt)/ dated April 2, 2018 signed by the chief secretary was notified, which has the approval of the chief minister authorising the G&M department to grant mining leases/permits and levy royalty on minor minerals. Further, all permit issued by EF&CC stand cancelled. However, NGA said that contrary to the existing high level committee, which was still examining the draft amendment bill of the NMMCR 2004, another review committee was constituted by the forest department under the chairmanship of the principal secretary (AHoD, EF & CC) vide notification dated April 17, 2018, to review royalty collection relating to minor minerals and examine the applicability of the NMMCR 2004.

In the light to the above, the NGA has asked to clarify why government constituted another committee when there was already a high level committee constituted by the government and why within two weeks’ time the government issued two contradictory notifications.

Therefore, the NGA has requested the government to keep the review committee constituted under the chairmanship of the principle secretary, EF&CC department under abeyance till such time the proposed amendment bill for NMMCR, 2004 was finalised.

In the event of failure to address the grievances genuinely, the association cautioned that it would be compelled to take up the matter with the legal court of law.

3 get life term for exploiting Abduction case: DC Tsg given 48-hr deadline minors at orphanage home

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ing before the high court.

As per the party position in Tamil Nadu assembly, the ruling AIADMK has 116 members followed by DMK89, Congress-8, IUML-1, Independent-1, the Speaker and 18 vacant seats, totalling 234. Besides, there is one nominated member without voting right.

On Friday, the court also dismissed another petition filed by DMK lawmaker J. Anbazhagan against the unveiling of late Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa’s portrait in the Assembly.

Welcoming the two judgements , K. Pandiarajan, the Minister for Tamil Official Language and Tamil Culture, said the court’s decision was validation of Tamil Nadu Speaker’s decision.

He said the opposition parties might be disappointed but it would give them clarity as to what kind of cases could be filed in the courts.

Tamil Nadu Fisheries Minister D. Jayakumar said the two orders of the court on Friday was like having milk and fruit together. “It is a twin happy news. Justice has been done.”

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C h e n na i , A p r 2 7 (IANS): The Madras High Court on Friday dismissed a petition seeking disqualification of 11 AIADMK legislators, including Deputy Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam, for voting against the government during a confidence motion moved

by Chief Minister K. Palaniswami last year.

Dismissing the petition filed by DMK Whip R. Sakkrapani, the court said it could not interfere in the Assembly Speaker’s domain. The court said it had the power of judicial review of decisions taken, but could not interfere in a matter where the Speaker had not taken a decision.

It also referred to a case pending in the Supreme Court on a similar issue arising from Andhra Pradesh.

The disqualification petition was filed against 11 AIADMK legislators for voting against the confidence motion on Chief Minister K. Palaniswami government on February 18, 2017, defying the party whip. At that time, Panneerselvam had rebelled against the party led by jailed leader V.K. Sasikala. Later, Pan-

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Adulteration industry

t was long overdue for the authorities to set up a mobile food testing laboratory and when the first mobile laboratory of the Public Health Laboratory Kohima went into action in Dimapur, it proved to be an eye opener. Funded by the government of India and Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), the Food Safety on Wheels will be travelling across the state to check food samples on the spot. In its first operation, the laboratory detected non-permitted colours such as Rhodamine B, Metanil Yellow and Sudhan dye were used in turmeric, chilli and coriander powders. According to the technicians, these substances were carcinogens and hazardous to health. Metanil Yellow caused degenerative changes in the lining of the stomach, kidney and liver. It also affects the ovaries and testes, and proved to be dangerous to reproductive organs. Cooking oils are today being marketed and sold under various brand names. The health fad has also led to rise in demand for olive oil and other so-called healthy cooking oil such as sunflower, soybean and groundnut. However, these oils are found to contain cheap cotton seed oil. The most common adulteration in olive oil is mixing extravirgin olive oil with low-grade oils. Mustard oil is found adulterated with cheap argemone oil which causes dropsy disease. Another item that has been banned in other cities is gluten, used in bread and flour-based items in bakery products. Gluten is a a cross between wheat and rye. Gluten helps foods maintain their shape, acting as a glue that holds food together. The proteins in wheat are gut irritants: they’re like that papercut or splinter digging into the lining of the gut, causing an inflammatory response. The most famous case is the inflammation caused by gluten in people with celiac disease or non-celiac gluten sensitivity. Food inspectors need to tighten up their act by involving the public by creating awareness on such issues. Public today are expected to be aware of many such issues- adulterants, colorants and chemicals that are found in most of the food items sold and consumed everyday. The Food Safety on Wheels may prove to be the best safeguard against harmful items found in almost all food products. There are far too many unscrupulous traders who are selling highly adulterated food items. There are also many more who sell expired food items including medicines.

These require to be constantly monitored. However, it is quite lamentable that the state authorities have not been able to come down heavily against most eating places that continue to flout the laws.

Even the most visible lack of hygiene in kitchens of restaurants or hotels go uncheck and violators go unpunished. Apart from conducting simple tests for common adulterants in milk, water, edible oil and other items of food of daily consumption, these mobile units would also be used for awareness building around food safety, hygiene and promoting healthy eating habits in citizens at large and for conducting training and certification programme for food handlers and supervisors in food businesses, particularly petty food businesses. In addition, these mobile units would help the field functionaries in the States to enhance their outreach and conduct surveillance activities even in far-flung areas.

DailyDevotion What Do You Want?

Do you seek great things for yourself? —Jeremiah 45:5 Are you seeking great things for yourself, instead of seeking to be a great person? God wants you to be in a much closer relationship with Himself than simply receiving His gifts— He wants you to get to know Him. Even some large thing we want is only incidental; it comes and it goes. But God never gives us anything incidental. There is nothing easier than getting into the right relationship with God, unless it is not God you seek, but only what He can give you.

If you have only come as far as asking God for things, you have never come to the point of understanding the least bit of what surrender really means. You have become a Christian based on your own terms. You protest, saying, “I asked God for the Holy Spirit, but He didn’t give me the rest and the peace I expected.” And instantly God puts His finger on the reason– you are not seeking the Lord at all; you are seeking something for yourself. Jesus said, “Ask, and it will be given to you…” (Matthew 7:7). Ask God for what you want and do not be concerned about asking for the wrong thing, because as you draw ever closer to Him, you will cease asking for things altogether. “Your Father knows the things you have need of before you ask Him” (Matthew 6:8). Then why should you ask? So that you may get to know Him. Are you seeking great things for yourself? Have you said, “Oh, Lord, completely fill me with your Holy Spirit”? If God does not, it is because you are not totally surrendered to Him; there is something you still refuse to do. Are you prepared to ask yourself what it is you want from God and why you want it? God always ignores your present level of completeness in favor of your ultimate future completeness. He is not concerned about making you blessed and happy right now, but He’s continually working out His ultimate perfection for you— “…that they may be one just as We are one…”

(John 17:22).

Quotes

“When a wise man points at the moon the imbecile examines the finger.” ~ Confucius

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 2018

Post-mortem

Westernization usurps upon our culture

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t’s April. The name is rooted in the Latin Aprilis and derived from the Latin aperire meaning “to open”. After winter, spring is still out of reach. It’s gonna be May. The New Year has begun in many parts of India with its promise of spring and seasonal culture across the world. There are blossoming of flowers and trees in the northern hemisphere.

It is Rongali Bihu (Assam), Ugadi (AP, Karnataka, TN), Boiskakh (Bengal, Odisha), Vishu (Kerela) and Vaisakhi (Northern and Central India). However these traditional fanfares have been encroached by westernization.

India traditionally diversifies its agrarian economy so does our festivals related with cultivation. Without it, there is something amiss. What we don’t do is to introspect much about the changes. The usurping of digital media might decay our traditions in years to come. This is also being experienced across the world gradually.

Human civilization had begun in India at Indus valley around 3200 BCE at Harappa and Mohenjo-daro (Sindh province). The period is called the Bronze Age (3300-1300 BCE). It was contemporary with Mesopotamian (Iraq) at Tigris and Euphrates, Egyptian at Nile and Chinese at Yellow civilization in South Asia.

The initial spur of urbanisation eventually demised due to shortage of water supply and population influx. Followed by Persian and the Greek were the major invasion towards the culture of Indian subcontinent. The Portuguese sailor Vasco da Gama re-established direct trade link with India (149799). The wealth and prosperity of colonial India had led the invention of America by Christopher Columbus in 1942. Being India a very long periods of oldest history, it has diverse culture across the

country. But now it is posing a serious threat as western culture had already made its presence in urban and now slowly heading towards the rural community of India.

Nevertheless we are living in 21st century. Globalisation has a big role in transformation to our culture.

Modernity is bound to happen since people intermingle with the world through video sharing website like YouTube.

Reliance Jio unleashed the much needed digital tsunami to every nook and corner to our country. Western tradition brought to bear cultural renaissance on India. Our culture has intermingled with international as well as national exposure. And our festivals are no exception. The App based mobile software has now been challenging to Rongali Bihu - the life line of Assamese people. Bihu as a means of entertainment through music and dance had began in the era fifties.

Since then they began to be organized on a larger scale as we see today in stage Bihu.

But here again the question arises, are we celebrating with much popularity or there is something amiss at Bihu?

Senior citizen often calls for complaint of Rati Bihu (late night celebration). The organisers are largely blamed for the dismal showing by artists. We support a healthy culture that recognizes and values to all the communities.

We leave in a civilized society and should do things right to enjoy festival by connecting all the people. Cultural renaissance does not come in a day or two. Teenagers are to be adapted by cultural ethos and moral values of our cherished past. Despite bring rich in traditional silk industry, young generation opted for contemporary clothing even during festivals. Yes people do wear cloth depending on the geography, climate and comfort of that region.

People from Punjab, Rajast-

han, Gujarat and South India have followed somewhat during festivals. The changes of the cultural renaissance are not just coming in a day. It is being experienced across the north east region. A quiet introspection could be extremely valuable.

The late night DJ culture embraced by most of the Hotels in our cities to cater to a select group of entertainment seekers is a nuisance.

There is no respite even after complaining to the concerned authority at the loudspeaker blazing from the terrace.

They are least bothered about the inconvenience of the residents. Infants, students and senior citizens are entitled to enjoy their peace and silence in the evening and in natural, peaceful atmosphere. Their privileges must be honoured.

There is already an existing law against generating noise that is over 125 decibel. As per the Apex Court guidelines, a loud speaker or a public address system is not permitted after 10 pm except in closed premises for communication within, e.g. auditorium, conference room, community halls and banquet halls and decibel levels of noise pollution must be reduced to 45 dB after 10 p.m. There is no place finer to spend a night out by disturbing others. A written permission is to be obtained even for a day time programme. Should not the concerned authority be held responsible for allowing such activities near residential areas? We live in a civilised society. We see no reason why the hotels should not organise such parties within closed walls of their premises with small speaker circuit?

Will the District Administration take action to arrest such vandalism? We all know how police stopped Pandit Jasaraj’s show in Pune in 2002. It is a necessity to raise public awareness to control public address systems within threshold limits.

But western countries adhere to follow strict state order. The Garba, the nine day festival in Mumbai, is allowed to play loudspeakers for just two days only till 10 p.m. deadline with a limit of 55 db. Even any small organisers that don’t use loudspeakers are prohibited to stay open until midnight.

In communist China, western thoughts and influences are bared in the minds of the Chinese youth. But, India is different from the rest of the world. We welcome Justin Bieber, the Canadian heartthrob. He came, he sang and he wound up the show on time in Mumbai recently. No matter what fan insisted to sing another hit. But he had a purpose and walked off the stage by 9.50 p.m. Should we learn lesson from those international events?

Although the month long ‘always on’ celebration is famous for mass audience, but it has carried a negative influence to outsiders. We support a healthy culture that recognizes and values to all the communities. The quality programmes on stage are missing during festival. The external light from electronic devices and high noise level of loudspeakers make surroundings intolerable. These lifestyle factors are affecting the quality and quantity of sleep hours. The negative consequences of night events are other issues known to all.

We leave in a civilized society and should do things right to enjoy festival by connecting the people. Days not far off when ours tradition will see other side of the coin and glorious chapters of our culture deflected off westernization.

Young gun might not convince, but at the same time society must take supreme pride of tradition and heritage and must preach to preserve our cherished festival to revive, sustain, and promote.

Kamal Baruah, Rukminigaon, Guwahati

Holy Spirit revival

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oly Spirit revival is an act of God’s outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon the believers of Jesus Christ whereby the believers receive heavenly peace, joy, love, power and newness of life to witness the Gospel of Christ which is the salvation of sinners to the world.

The significant of Holy Spirit Revival are repentance, confessing and forsaking sins in tears, cleansing from sins, hunger and thirst for the word of God and prayer to God which impact receiving power of the Holy Spirit, ecstasy and gifts of the Holy Spirit. Such as speaking in tongues, visions, prophecy and performing miracles. Holy Spirit revival is as if the flame of fire from heaven to purge the church to enliven or awaken the church from lukewarmness and to equip the believers with power from high for proclaiming the truth to the perishing world. The fire of the Holy Spirit only creates zeal and boldness to witness and to stand for the truth.

We need to share the mighty works of the Holy Spirit experienced by our people in the past in different areas in our land.

I want to share my personal testimony about the initial stage of my conversion. I had depression over the fact that man lives, dies and buried and gets decomposed and becomes dust.

In animism, God is not known except gods are believed and feared, so there is no peace and courage. I wanted to join the church but my parents forbade me, but after sometimes I joined the church against the will of my parents and when I read the Bible , the Bible teaches that believers of Christ have everlasting life. After I came to know it, my depression was gone and I had peace. what will be my fate if I continue in forefathers’ religion or if the Gospel of christ did not reach us? The gospel of Jesus Christ is really a good news of deliverence or setting free from imprisonment of darkness.

Some beloved believers advised me to have fasting and prayer and once I complied with the advice and had prayer and fasting for three days. On the third night when I prayed, my prayer was in ecstasy. I spoke in unknown tongue and my prayer was a flow of words and could not stop. I kept on praising God and since it was unusual to my wife, she said, “Are you going to be mad?” I felt like to be somewhere alone and spend the time in reading the word of God and praying and praising. It made me sang loudly in the church services. It is really an experience of tasting heavenly joy.

I thought to myself, I had enthusiasm to tell the good news to the unbelievers and some were bought to know Christ. But if I fail to take a step farther, I will be failing to avail the promise of God which tremendously enriches Christian’s experiences. In my opinion, selfsufficiency and complacency prevents ones to take further step in seeking power.

Rev. L.Suohie Mhasi, (rev.suohie_mhasi@yahoo.com)

Cooling India with less warming: Affordable, efficient ACs

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ith Earth Day top of mind this week, what do you think is among the top strategies for protecting the planet from climate change? Improving air conditioners? Yes, thats true for India and the world.

With rising income and heat levels in India, the demand for air conditioners is increasing. Though less than 10 percent of Indian households currently use air conditioners, sales are increasing by 10 to 15 percent every year.

Sales of room air conditioners have skyrocketed from two million units in 2006 to approximately 30 million units in 2017.

These units burden electric grids with greater peak power demand, leading to higher fuel consumption by power plants and increasingly poor air quality.

Increased air conditioner use also exacerbates harmful climate change caused by emissions of carbon dioxide from power generation and the release of refrigerants, usually hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), potent heat trapping gases used in air conditioners.

To beat the heat without harming the environment, India is looking at a combination of strategies, including climate-friendly air conditioners, cool roofs and energy efficient buildings. The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), the Natural Resources Defence Council (NRDC), and the Institute for Governance and Sustainable Development (IGSD) have partnered to examine strategies to improve air conditioning in a new report: “Cooling India With Less

Warming: Affordable and Efficient Room Air Conditioners”.

In terms of both the refrigerant greenhouse gases and energy efficiency, improving air conditioners offers major benefits.

Leading AC manufacturers recognise the tremendous business opportunity and are aggressively working to increase market share.

In October 2016, 197 countries reached the historic Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol, to cap and then phase down production and consumption of HFCs worldwide.

HFCs have a thousand times higher global warming potential than carbon dioxide, and phasing down HFCs is one of the greatest opportunities to stave off the worst effects of climate change.

The benefits of improved ACs are huge. In India alone, fulfilling the Kigali Amendment is expected to avoid the use of HFCs equivalent to between two and six billion tonnes of carbon dioxide through 2050 -- about 2025 per cent of which is likely to come from reductions in HFCs used for room ACs. India has an opportunity to avoid an additional 950 million tonnes of HFC use through 2050, by phasing down faster.

Manufacturers in India already offer ACs using refrigerants such as low global warming potential (GWP) hydrocarbon HC-290 (propane), with GWP 3, and transitional refrigerant HFC-32, with GWP 677, compared to the refrigerants HCFC-22 with GWP 1760 and HFC410A with GWP 1924.

In addition to switching to better refrigerants, improving the energy efficiency of room ACs can deliver even more remarkable climate benefits. The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) estimates that if, by 2030, India’s AC stock improves in average efficiency by 30 per cent from 2015 levels, annual carbon dioxide emissions will decrease by approximately 180 million tonnes per year -- equivalent to about 10 per cent of the carbon dioxide emissions reductions expected from India’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) to the Paris Agreement in that year.

More than 50 room AC models that meet the climate-friendly LBNL scenario -- Indian Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratios (ISEERs) of 4.0 or greater -- are already in the market. These ACs include several using low-GWP refrigerant HC-290 (up to 1.5 tons) and lower-GWP HFC-32 (up to 1.8 tons).

The best room ACs as of April 2018 have already reached ISEER 5.8 and upwards in the market, sold by Daikin, Godrej, Panasonic, LG and Hitachi.

Yet, more needs to be done to advance markets that improve air conditioning.

Energy efficient and climate-friendly room ACs are just part of the solution. Passive cooling techniques, such as using shading, ventilation, and cool roofs, homes built to energy conservation building codes, and adaptive thermal comfort strategies, will lessen dependence on mechanical cooling, saving energy and reducing pol-

lution even before the AC turns on.

Six strategies have been suggested to advance climate-friendly ACs in India and globally. Some are already underway, but may benefit from higher ambition or better integration.

Others require longer time frames, while some call for government or industry leadership. Consider: * Opportunities under the Montreal Protocol.

Phasing out HCFC-22 should continue, leapfrogging traditional high-GWP HFCs in favour of the lower-GWP alternatives with funding support from the Montreal Protocol while also working with UN agencies to facilitate co-funding and/or financing energy efficiency upgrades. * Energy Efficiency and Low-GWP Standards & Labels. The Bureau of Energy Efficiency Star Labeling programme has succeeded in strengthening AC efficiency standards and labels by about 35 per cent since 2006, representing major cost and energy savings in India. One immediate opportunity, is to consider advancing the rate at which the Star Rating programme is strengthened to foster competition and help consumers identify the most efficient ACs. * Bulk Procurement Programmes. Bulk procurement programmes, such as EESL’s AC programme, are revolutionising the landscape for high-efficiency products, and a strategy to advance efficiency is encouraging lower-GWP refrigerants as part of the procurement process.

* Raising Consumer Awareness. Differentiating among room ACs with stronger efficiency standards, above ISEER 4.5, would help consumers identify the most energyefficient room ACs as well as including GWP-based refrigerant labels to the Star Rating programme. * Local Supply Chains and R&D. Leveraging programmes such as Make in India, the AC industry can work with the government to increase domestic components used in room ACs.

* National Cooling Action Plans. India is developing a National Cooling Action Plan that brings cooling strategies together from more efficient AC designed, low-GWP refrigerants, and passive cooling technologies.

(IANS) Anjali Jaiswal is the Senior Attorney and Director for India Initiative at NRDC. She can be contacted at ajaiswal@nrdc.org . Amartya Awasthi is a consultant at NRD. He can be contacted at aawasthi@nrdc.org

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Do not get taken in Sir,

A trend can be observed where people tend to believe anything on hearing about it. These are usually panic inducing or just silly rumours and for some reason we cannot seem to laugh these off. A talking new-born asking people to dig near their kitchen back door, salt scarcity (overnight) etc. come to mind.

This may be considered gullibility or innocence, but we need to understand that if something sounds improbable or impossible, it is probably untrue. We need to become a little sceptical about things. Today, some friends of mine received a number of calls asking if there had been a bomb explosion in Dimapur. When asked the source of this information, they sent a video of the drill that was conducted on 26th April. While this is understandable to a great extent, the number of calls was a bit disconcerting.

There are also the cases of suddenly becoming UNO money beneficiaries, mobile towers installations that will result in windfalls every month, vehicles at dirt cheap rates, Nigerian princes with billions but for some reason only you can save their money etc. and people still fall for these.

This is not to say people are stupid, it is just that if we are informed, we tend to be a little less quick to believe everything. If it is too good to be true, it probably isn’t true.

Ago, Dimapur

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

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 2018

Exchange programme underway at NU Lumami

Prof. A.K. Singh, Vice-Chancellor In-charge, N.U., faculty and university officials and participants at the Opening Ceremony

DIMAPUR: A Cultural Exchange Programme under the “Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat” (EBSB) initiative of MHRD (GoI) is being held at Nagaland University Headquarters Lumami from April 26 to May 1.

A press release from Nagaland University Zunheboto PRO, Peter Ki, a team of 14 members from Dr. Harisingh Gour University Sagar, Madhya Pradesh led by Dr. Bijia Sundri arrived at Lumami on April 26. The team members were received by the host team led by Dr. Baljit Singh Sekhon, DDS & Nodal Officer of EBSB. The Opening Ceremony of EBSB was held on April 27 at I. Ihoshe Kinimi Hall, Nagaland University, Lumami with vice-chancellor in-charge Prof. A.K Singh as the chief guest. Dr. Tovishe chaired the programme.

Dr. Radharani welcomed the guests. This was followed by short speeches from Prof. C.R. Deb, dean students welfare, and Dr. Bijia Sundri. A welcome

song from Nagaland University’s Students was followed by an Ao Naga folk dance. The Chief Guest in his speech highlighted the importance of EBSB. He emphasized on the importance of cultural and emotional integration of India. He said that India was one of the most diverse countries in terms of culture and biodiversity which need to be preserved and encouraged.

The National Anthem was sung in the beginning and at the closing of the programme. The inaugural programme was attended by the faculty, administrative staff, students and well wishers.

The visiting team members also got an opportunity to interact with the vice-chancellor incharge, senior faculty, and other university officials in the office chamber of the vice-chancellor. Sharing their experiences, the visiting students said that their perception about Nagaland had changed.

The fears they had about Nagaland dissipated on

getting a warm reception from the university fraternity. They expressed appreciation for the natural beauty of the state and for the way the local people had conscientiously preserved nature and their culture.

The cultural exchange programme will incorporate a host of activities such as workshops on “Indigenous Agricultural Practices of Nagaland” and “Culture and Traditional Heritage of Nagaland”, as well as Cultural Excursion to historical places at Mokokchung district. Every evening, there will also be training sessions on folk song, folk dance, cultural games, and traditional sports of the different tribes of Nagaland. The closing ceremony will be held on the May 1 at I. Ihoshe Kinimi Hall, Nagaland University, Lumami.

Dr. Baljit Singh Sekhon, the Nodal Officer and his team are coordinating the entire programme with the support of students and the university fraternity.

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Dimapur: A one-day seminar on “Global education” was organized by the Nagaland Board of School Education in collaboration with Madhubun Educational Books for the heads of registered institutions of the board in two places. On April 24, the seminar was held at Greenwood School, Dimapur and on April 25, it was held at Capital Convention Centre, Kohima. A total of 402 Heads of registered institutions attended the seminar. A DIPR report said that the resource person, G. Balasubramanian, said education was all about rediscovering oneself. According to him, today, educators need to open up and absorb new skills, new knowledge, new opportunities and schools should impart knowledge to the students to face new challenges.

Asano Sekhose, chairperson, NBSE, shared certain important concerns of the board which she felt were important the institution heads. She urged them to read and follow the guidelines and notifications issued by the board for smooth functioning of the schools.

Addl. Secretary, Rangumbuing Nsarangbe welcomed the participants and proposed the vote of thanks at the end of the seminar.

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Condolence messages on deaths of Anyei, Rev. Aheto

Neiphiu Rio: State chief minister, Neiphiu Rio, has mourned the demise of Anyei Walliemp, Revenue Officer Kohima, who passed away in Guwahati on Friday.

In his condolence message, Rio described late Anyei as a young, capable officer, who served the government efficiently in various capacities. The chief minister stated that Anyei’s untimely demise was a loss to the Nagas, who have lost a dynamic officer at such a young age. Further, the chief minister conveyed his heartfelt sympathies to the members of the bereaved family and prayed that Almighty God grant them strength to bear with the loss.

C. L John condoles: MLA, C. L . John has expressed deep grief over the untimely demise of N. Anyei Wallimp, Revenue Officer, DC office Kohima, at GNRC Guwahati this morning after a brief illness. The MLA in a condolence note stated that Late Angie was a bright officer, a nobel soul and an incredibly influential person.

He added that late Anyei was an extraordinary man with a gentle heart and that the whole community would deeply mourn his demise.

John conveyed his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed for the departed soul to rest

in heavenly peace.

KU Kohima Unit condoles: Konyak Union Kohima unit has expressed shock and grief at the sudden demise of N. Anyei Wallimp.

In a condolence message, president KU Kohima Dr. Phola Konyak stated that late Anyei was one of the most upright officers and an upcoming leader in Konyak Community. In his demise, Dr. Phola said, Konyak’s had lost a very efficient, sincere and committed officer, and that, it would be very difficult to fill the void. KU Kohima deeply mourned the death of Anyei and conveyed its deepest condolence to the bereaved family members.

“May the departed soul rest in eternal peace” the message said.

NBCC, Youth Deptt: Nagaland Baptist Church Council, Youth Department has expressed deep pain and sadness to hear of the demise of “our dearest friend and leader” Rev. Aheto Sema, youth secretary, WSBAK, who passed away at CMC Vellore on April 24. The condolence note from NBCC youth secretary, Rev. Vikuo Rhi said that Rev. Aheto had passed away in the prime of his life and many of his dreams and visions remained unfulfilled. “The Lord gave and the Lord has taken Away” the note said.

Rev. Vikuo said he had met the departed in 1998 and became good friends with him. Calling the departed a humble man with a gentle heart, the note said that late Rev Aheto had served as a member of the NBCC youth board, representing WSBAK “since 2016 till date.” He was also the member of a, yet to be completed, book project.

Rev. Vikuo, on behalf of NBCC youth department, conveyed his deepest condolences to the bereaved family and said that “Our prayers are with you at this time of grief and sorrow. May the peace of God and comforting spirit be with you. And for Rev. Aheto, thank you for the life you have lived in the Lord.”

NPGN/NNC: NPGN/ NNC has expressed shock at the sudden demise of WSBAK department of youth ministry secretary, Rev. Aheto Sema. In a condolence message, NPGN/NNC through its MIP stated that Aheto Sema’s demise was a huge loss to the Sumi community in particular and the Nagas in general. NPGN/ NNC further extended its condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed to Almighty God to grant solace to the departed soul.

NA C F : T h e N i u land Area Citizens’ Forum (NACF) has expressed deep

sorrow at the untimely demise of Rev Aheto Zhimo, youth secy, WSBAK. A condolence note from NACF president, Khuvishe Hollo said late Rev. Aheto was a dedicated servant of God and loved by all who was always ready to sacrifice his life for the extension of God’s Kingdom. The note said that his teachings and preachings had awakened many unsaved souls. Stating that his demise was a huge loss, especially for the Sümi youth, and the Nagas in general, NACF conveyed prayers for the Lord to grant strength and support to the bereaved family and for the departed’s soul rest in peace.

SBAK-NM: Sümi Baptist Akukuhou Kuqhakulu - Nito Mount (SBAK-NM) has expressed deep sorrow over the demise of WSBAK department of youth ministry secretary, Rev. Aheto Sumi. In a condolence note, SBAK-NM executive secretary, Rev. Hukugha Zhimo described late Rev. Aheto Sumi as a God fearing man who was a great inspiration for the Sumi community and Nagas in general. It stated that late Aheto was a man who brought thousands of lost souls to God. SBAK-NM further expressed its deepest condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for their strength and solace.

NU Kohima campus organises annual literary day

DIMAPUR: Nagaland University (NU) Meriema Kohima campus, 16th annual literary day was held on April 19 under the theme “innovation the key for progress” at RCEMPA hall, Jotsoma.

A press release by NU Meriema Kohima campus, stated that the annual literary day was attended by minister of technical and higher education, Temjen Imna Along and EAC Medziphema, Sentilong Ozukum, who authored “Campus Blues”, as guest speakers.

The release stated that in his speech, Along highlighted the importance of “changing and innovating” one’s mindset along with the demands for material development.

The minister also claimed that the ruling People’s Democratic Alliance (PDA) government was trying to redefine its approaches for optimum growth. He also urged the people to do away with all “isms”.

Ozukum also spoke on the importance of re-innova-

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Meriema, Dr. N. Martina Solo, associate professor, department of Commerce, NU, KC. Duet, debate, declamation and extempore speech were judged by Dr. Avinuo Kire, writer, assistant professor, Kohima College, Dr. Tiatoshi Jamir, associate professor, department of history & archaeology, NU, KC, and Mongshai Longshe, writer and poet.

The overall champion for the battles was won by the department of English.

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to be slaves to technology”; vote of thanks by NUSU, KC literary and magazine secretary, Noyingbeni T. Erui and benediction by prefect Ramei Men’s Hostel, Viwoka K Sumi.

The second session included series of “inter-departmental battles” such as choral competition, judged

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trebled to 1.25 per cent during the quarter.

Managing director and chief executive Chandra Shekhar Ghosh said stress continues in the micro lending segment, but pointed out that there has been a declining trend in the same, which is visible from gross bad loan ratio of 1.67 per cent in the December quarter.

The bank had to write off Rs 51 crore of advances in FY18 because of the stress, he added.

Provisions shot up nearly threefold to Rs 109.08 crore from Rs 36.44 crore in the year-ago period.

The core net interest income grew 25.2 per cent to Rs 863 crore in the reporting quarter, while noninterest income, earned pri-

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Mumbai, Apr 27 (PTI): Micro lender-turned commercial bank Bandhan Bank today posted a 20.3 per cent growth in March quarter net at Rs 388 crore, but reported a fourfold spike in bad loans in its core micro-lending portfolio.

For the entire fiscal year 2018, the Kolkatabased bank, which went public last month, reported a 21 per cent growth in bottom line at Rs 1,346 crore.

The bank said the overhang of the triple blows of note-ban, GST introduction and farm loan waiver is still visible in the micro-lending segment which constitutes as much as 72 per cent of its assets.

As against a historical average of about 0.4 per cent, its gross non-performing assets ratio more than

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In a press release, DB&CA general secretary, Gupta, said “Due to the abnormal increase in the cost of raw materials and oil, the Dimapur bakers have no choice but to increase the rate of our bakery products”.

The bakers stated that retail price of bread 400gm would now cost Rs.30, bread 800gm Rs.60, sweet bread Rs.40, brown bread Rs.40 and multigrain bread Rs.60.

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refusing to issue new SIM cards to people who do not have an Aadhaar number -a clear violation of telecom sector rules as well as the views expressed by the top court.

The telecom ministry, on its part, has maintained a deafening silence on the issue, though it had showed great alacrity in issuing the original diktat for the Aadhaar linkage.

This order was based on the ministry’s own interpretation -- incorrect, as it turns out -- of an observation by the SC in the Lokniti Foundation case.

The number of subscribers who have not linked their phone numbers to Aadhaar is still estimated to be in the hundreds of millions, and many don’t take kindly to being bombarded with unwanted communication.

“It is irritating to say the least. The fear psychosis of disconnection is being unnecessarily thrust upon us to literally coerce people to link numbers with Aadhaar,” says Pravin, who recently shifted base from Chennai to Delhi.

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NEW DELHI, Apr 27 (Agencies): On Wednesday, the Supreme Court clarified that it had never asked for mobile phones to be linked to Aadhaar numbers. So, can you look forward to being spared from constant pesky calls and unwanted messages, mails and notifications from mobile service providers urging you to link or verify your numbers with the government’s digital directory?

Don’t count on it.

On Thursday, many cellphone users reported getting fresh messages pestering them over Aadhaar linkage, despite the SC’s statement. But then, telecom service providers seem to have made a habit of ignoring the SC. Even though the apex court had made it clear more than a month ago that the Aadhaar linkage issue should not be pursued until a constitutional bench finally decides on the matter, companies such as Airtel, Vodafone and Idea Cellular have been relentlessly – and rather annoyingly – hounding subscribers.

To make matters worse, retailers have now started

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Accordingly collection for April is likely to be released on May 1.

“During 2017-18, total revenue collected under GST in the period between August 2017 and March 2018 has been Rs 7.19 lakh crore.

“This includes Rs 1.19 lakh crore of CGST, Rs 1.72 lakh crore of SGST, Rs 3.66 lakh crore of IGST (including Rs 1.73 lakh crore on imports) and Rs 62,021 crore of cess (including Rs 5702 crore on imports),” the statement said.

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Mumbai, Apr 27 (PTI): After touching a life-time high, the country’s foreign exchange reserves fell by a whopping USD 2.499 billion to USD 423.582 billion in the week to April 20 due to a decrease in foreign currency assets, RBI data showed.

In the previous week, the reserves had surged by USD 1.217 billion to touch a record high of USD 426.082 billion.

It had crossed the USD 400-billion mark for the first time in the week to September 8, 2017, but has since been fluctuating.

In the reporting week, the foreign currency assets, a major component of the overall reserves, declined

by USD 2.492 billion to USD 398.485 billion.

Expressed in the US dollar terms, the foreign currency assets include the effect of appreciation or depreciation of the nonUS currencies such as the euro, the pound and the yen held in the reserves.

Gold reser ves remained unchanged at USD 21.484 billion in the reporting week, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said.

The special drawing rights with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) dipped by USD 3 million to USD 1.537 billion.

The country’s reserve position with the IMF also marily through distribution declined by USD 4 million of financial products like to USD 2.075 billion, the mutual funds, soared 57.4 apex bank said. per cent to Rs 203 crore.

The bank registered a 37.4 per cent growth in advances and 45.8 per cent New Secretariat Area Kohima spike in deposits.

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Chief financial officer Sunil Samdani said 95 per cent of overall advances At Naga United Village classify as priority sector Dimapur lending and the manner in (1) Rs160/ sq ft which they were monetised (2) Rs 140/ sq ft also had a bearing on the margins.

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“Therefore, during the current year, GST on domestic supplies has been collected only in eight months from August 2017 to March 2018, IGST and cess on imports has been collected for nine months, from July 2017 to March 2018. Including the collection of July 2017, the total GST collection during the financial year 2017-18 stands provisionally at Rs 7.41 lakh crore,” the statement said.

The SGST collection during the year, including the settlement of IGST has been Rs 2.91 lakh crore.

The total compensation released to the States for a period of eight months during the last financial year was Rs 41,147 crore to ensure that the revenue of the states is protected at the level of 14 per cent over the base year tax collection in 2015-16.

The revenue gap of each state is coming down over last eight months. The average revenue gap of all states for last year is around 17 per cent.

New Delhi, Apr 27 (PTI): India collected Rs 7.41 lakh crore in taxes in the first year of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) with revenues for a good part of four months not being accounted for because of the mid-year rollout and an accounting lag.

The government had last reported a GST collection of Rs 7.17 lakh crore for the first eight months since the new tax regime that subsumed 17 central and state taxes on sale of goods and rendering of services was rolled out in July.

For the period ending March 31, 2018, the GST collection has been put at Rs 7.41 lakh crore, a finance ministry statement said.

The mere Rs 24,000 crore addition shown for March as against an average monthly collection of Rs 89,000 crore in the previous eight months indicated government desire to move to more current accounting methodology. At present, GST collections are accounted for only when returns after filed by the third week of the following month.

From 2018-19 fiscal year that began this month, the government is shifting to

sate the states for revenue loss, an official said.

Under GST, the tax levied on consumption of goods or rendering of service is split 50:50 between the Centre and the states.

Such tax is known as Central-GST or CGST and State-GST or SGST. On inter-state movement of goods as well as imports, an Integrated-GST or IGST is levied, which accrues to the Centre.

A cess is levied on top of these taxes on sin and luxury goods which make up for the compensation kitty used to make good of any revenue shortfall faced by states on implementation of GST. “While the tax on domestic supplies in a month is collected through the

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Donald Trump slams Comey’s ‘leak’ denial

a key memo “was unclassified then.”

But, as Fox News has previously reported, the Justice Department inspector general is looking into Comey’s handling of the memos – and Comey acknowledged in the interview that the IG has interviewed him.

Trump, who earlier Thursday claimed Comey was “guilty of crimes,” fired back Friday on Twitter.

“Is everybody believing what is going on. James Comey can’t define what a leak is.

He illegally leaked CLASSIFIED INFORMATION but doesn’t understand what he did or how serious it is. He lied all over the place to cover it up. He’s either very sick

9,000 Nepalis to lose protected status in US Washington, Apr 27 (Agencies): Around 9,000 Nepalis allowed to remain in the United States since the devastating April 2015 earthquake will lose their protected status in June next year, the government said Thursday. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said a review of conditions in Nepal since the disaster showed they have improved and no longer support the “temporary protected status” (TPS) given to Nepalis.

“Since the 2015 earthquake, conditions in Nepal have notably improved. Additionally, since the last review of the country`s conditions in October 2016, Nepal has made substantial progress in post-earthquake recovery and reconstruct i o n ,” D H S S e c r e t a r y Kirstjen Nielsen said in a statement. As a result,

“Nepal can now adequately manage the return of its nationals.” Nepalis with TPS have until June 24, 2019 to return. As part of its crackdown on illegal immigration, the administration of US President Donald Trump has been reviewing, and mostly cancelling, TPS programs for people of several nationalities allowed to remain in the country over long periods while their own homelands wrestled with disaster recovery.

In Januar y around 200,000 Salvadorans were given an 18 month warning that they would lose protected status in place since the country was hit by two massive earthquakes. And in November last year around 59,000 Haitians permitted to stay since the Caribbean island`s 2010 earthquake were told they would have to leave in 18 months.

Syrians risk forfeiting homes under new law Damascus, Apr 27 (IANS): More than 10 million Syrians who have fled the countrys raging war have been told to lay claim to their homes by early May or risk forfeiting them to the state, the media reported on Friday.

A property law announced this month has raised widespread fears that Syrian citizens who have opposed President Bashar al-Assad face permanent exile and that other people considered loyalists may be given access to their communities, reports the Guardian.

With the majority of internally displaced and overseas refugees unable or unwilling

to return to prove ownership of properties, analysts and exiles say the law, known as Article 10, and the tight timeframe surrounding it could serve as an instrument of demographic change and social engineering.

It has drawn parallels with laws enacted in Lebanon after the civil war to seize land in central Beirut, and the absentee property law in Israel in 1950 that legalised seizures from Palestinians driven from their lands.

The Syrian law empowers local administrations to reregister property ownership within their areas, a move that requires landowners to be present.

IS shells parts of Damascus; 1 civilian killed BEIRUT, Apr 27 (Agencies): Syrian state media are reporting that members of the Islamic State group have shelled a governmentheld neighborhood in Damascus, killing one civilian and wounding four.

The state news agency SANA says IS fighters shelled the neighborhood of Qadam on Friday as government forces and their allies pushed deeper into the nearby Hajar al-Aswad neighbourhood, reported Foxnews. The weeklong fighting in Hajar al-Aswad and the nearby Palestinian refugee camp of Yarmouk has killed dozens of fighters.

The area is the last district out of government control in Damascus and its capture would boost security in Syrian President Bashar Assad’s seat of power.

Pictures released by Huashang Daily apparently shows injured students being carried away and one man, thought to be the suspect, under arrest in Mizhi County, Shaanxi Province.

Beijing, Apr 27 (Agencies): A knife-wielding man killed seven middle school children and injured 12 others as they returned home in northern China on Friday, authorities said, in one of the deadliest such rampages in the country in recent years.

The suspect was detained and the injured children were receiving treatment, the propaganda department of Mizhi County in Shaanxi Province said

Mike Pompeo sworn in as US secy of state WASHINGTON, Apr 27 (agencies): Mike Pompeo took over as America’s top diplomat on Thursday after being confirmed by the Senate and sworn in across the street minutes later. The new secretary of state immediately dashed off to Europe in an energetic start befitting the highstakes issues awaiting him from Iran to North Korea.

The hard-charging former CIA director was confirmed on a 57-42 vote — one of the slimmest margins for the job in recent history. Every past nominee to get a roll call vote since at least the Carter administration received 85 or more yes votes in the Senate, with the exception of Trump’s first secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, who got 56.

He was sworn in at the Supreme Court by Justice Samuel Alito, a fellow Italian-American, who said

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Then it was off to Andrews Air Force Base, where a government aircraft

was waiting to ferry him to Brussels for meetings at NATO headquarters.

State Department staffers, demoralized after a tumultuous first year of President Donald Trump’s administration, gave a round of applause to Pompeo, who responded as he boarded the aircraft with a casual, “Hi, I’m Mike.”

Pompeo, a former Republican congressman from Kansas, is expected to guide Trump’s foreign policy farther to the right than Tillerson, the former Exxon Mobil CEO fired by Trump on Twitter last month. He inherits a State Department that has lost relevance under Trump and a diplomatic corps deeply dispirited by the tenure of Tillerson, who pushed budget and staff cuts and eschewed public appearances while leaving key diplomatic positions unfilled.

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on its official social media account. The incident took place at around 6:10 pm local time, the department said, without providing further details, AFP reported.

The ages of the children were not given, but middle schoolers are usually between 12 and 15 years old in China. Knife attacks are not uncommon in the country.

In February, a knifewielding man with a personal grudge killed a woman

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and injured 12 others in a busy Beijing shopping mall — a rare act of violence in the heavily policed capital.

Last year, a man armed with a kitchen knife killed two people and wounded nine others in a supermarket in the southern city of Shenzhen. And in January 2017, a man armed with a kitchen knife stabbed and wounded 11 children at a kindergarten in China’s southern Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region.

Fresh clashes in South Sudan ‘devastating’ for civilians: UN JUBA, South Sudan, Apr 27 (Agencies): The United Nations says a new surge in violence in South Sudan’s civil war is having “devastating impact” on thousands of people ahead of peace talks that are now set to resume next month. A statement on Friday reports gunfire overnight near one U.N. temporary peacekeeping base in Leer where 600 civilians have sought shelter in recent days. “More than 30 humanitarian workers have been relocated over the past two weeks because it is too dangerous for them to operate in the midst of the escalating conflict. Thousands of people have fled into swamp,” the U.N. says of the new clashes in the Unity, Jonglei and Central Equatorias regions.

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Washington, Apr 27 (Agencies): President Trump slammed James Comey on Friday for denying in a Fox News interview that his decision to share memos detailing his conversations with the president constituted a leak – saying his former FBI director is “either very sick or very dumb.”

Comey, whom Trump fired in May 2017, denied Thursday that sharing the memos with his legal team constituted a leak of classified information, Fox news reported.

“I didn’t consider it part of an FBI file,” Comey told Fox News’ Bret Baier during an appearance on “Special Report.” He compared the process to keeping a “diary” and maintained

they could suffer more challenges,” he added, calling the clashes “the worst conflict” since Kachin soldiers started fighting the government in the early 1960s.

He declined to give details of the casualties sustained by the KIA or its military deployment.

Myanmar’s military and civilian government officials did not immediately respond to requests from Reuters for comment.

Aid groups have urged the government to allow access to the village of Aung Lawt, where about 2,000 people have been trapped in a remote forest with no access to humanitarian aid for two weeks.

“The longer it takes, the more challenging it is for them. And most of the people are elderly, women and children,” said Gum Sha Aung, an official of a coalition of Kachin-based humanitarian groups.

The United States embassy in Yangon said it was “deeply concerned” about intensified fighting in Kachin.

In a Twitter message on Friday, it urged the government and military to “protect civilian populations and allow humanitarian assistance” to those affected by the recent conflicts.

YANGON , A p r 2 7 (Agencies): Fighting between Myanmar forces and a rebel group in the remote northeast could escalate, a spokesman of the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) told Reuters on Friday, worsening a humanitarian crisis that has displaced more than 4,000 people.

One of Myanmar’s most powerful rebel groups, the KIA has regularly clashed with government troops in the mountainous region bordering China and India since 2011, when a 17-year-old ceasefire broke down, Reuters reported.

Since early April, the conflict has escalated, driving more than 4,000 people from their homes, civil society groups based in Kachin have said.

Clashes have been reported in half of the 18 townships in the region, where the Myanmar military has sent about 2,000 infantry troops, fighter aircraft and helicopters to combat KIA forces, said the spokesman, Col Naw Bu. “The army is sending more troops from the lower part of Myanmar and that’s why the fighting will be more intense,” he said.

“The number of refugees could increase and

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or very dumb. Remember sailor!” he wrote.

His mention of the “sailor” apparently was a reference to Kristian Saucier, the former U.S. Navy sailor who served a year behind bars for taking photos of classified areas in a nuclear submarine. Trump recently pardoned him.

Comey, in the Fox News interview, acknowledged giving the memos to at least three people including his friend, Columbia University law professor Daniel Richman. He said he sent Richman a copy of the two-page unclassified memo and “asked him to get the substance of it out to the media” -- which he did.

“The reason I’m smiling, Bret,” Comey said, “I don’t consider what I shared Mr. Richman a leak.”

Testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee last year, Comey said he made the decision to document his interactions with Trump in a way that would not trigger security classification. He also testified that he avoided putting classified material in the memos so that they could be more widely shared.

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Abba announce first new music since 1982

Gorel Hanser described the new songs, saying: “The sound will be familiar, but also modern.”

The studio sessions were “like old times”, she told Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet.

“Easy as anything. It didn’t feel weird that they hadn’t been in the studio together for 35 years.”

But Hanser said the group would not perform live, other than as holograms in the forthcoming Abba Avatar tour.

“No, you can not expect them to join forces on stage again,” she said. “They will not do that.”

The band have resisted pressure to reform since they stopped recording together in 1982, despite a reported

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$1bn (£689m) offer for to tour in 2000. In an interview with the BBC in 2013, Agnetha Faltskog said she preferred to leave the band in the past.

“It was such a long time ago, and we are getting older, and we have our different lives,” she explained.

News of the new material comes in a bumper year for Abba fans. An immersive exhibition based on the band’s career is running on London’s South Bank, while Chess, the musical Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson wrote with Sir Tim Rice, is being revived in the West End. A sequel to the film version of Mamma Mia!, starring Amanda Seyfried and Cher, will be released

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endy Williams m o c k e d Ke l ly Clarkson‘s weight while discussing the alleged sex cult Nxivm on her show this week.

Upon learning that “Smallville” actress Allison Mack was accused of trying to recruit stars including Clarkson into the cult, which allegedly forced women to consume only 800 calories per day, Williams said, “Kelly Clarkson ain’t going nowhere for an 800-calorie-a-day diet,

OK? Seriously?” Afterward, CNN entertainment reporter Chloe Melas — who gave Williams the Nxivm update on-air — looked visibly uncomfortable as the audience laughed and cheered.

Mack, 35, was arrested last week and pleaded not guilty to charges of sex trafficking and forced labor on Friday. She is out on $5 million bond, and must wear a GPS ankle bracelet and refrain from contact with other members of the cult.

(FoxNews)

ave Mustaine is the focus of the “My Guide To Life” feature in the latest issue of Planet Rock magazine. In the article, the Megadeth leader sounds off on “faith, love, charity and the benefits of not murdering your best friend,” according to the publication.

Speaking about how getting kicked out of one great metal group ultimately inspired him to start another one, Mustaine said: “It wasn’t easy escaping from Megadeth’s shadow.

It takes effort and energy to get a band off the ground, never mind when you have an enormous band stepping on top of your head every time you get above water.”

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ouis Tomlinson has responded to the naming of the new Royal Baby, after it transpired that he’s now got a rather regal namesake.

Following his birth on Monday, the Duke and Duchess today announced that their third child is named Louis Arthur Charles – prompting understandable excitement among One Direction fans.

Now, Tomlinson has responded himself – and he’s offered to be an unlikely mentor to the Royal Tot. “Young Louis welcome to the world. I’ll take you under my wing lad. The Adidas tracksuit is in the post!”, Tomlinson wrote on Twitter.

One fan responded: “Welcome to the world, Young Louis”, alongside a mocked-up photo showing the singer alongside the royal couple.

“Little Prince Louis is waiting for the album too”, said another.

(NME)

“If I’m gonna be famous for somethin, I wanna be famous for lovin’ you”, Ramsey croons.

The track was released after Mason signed a record deal with Atlantic – having received some words of wisdom from Bieber.

“I’m so proud of you, it’s so awesome”, Bieber told Ramsey during their meeting. “I like you a lot, you’re going to do big things.”

(NME)

ber of Metallica for less than two years, from 1981 to 1983, before being dismissed and replaced by Kirk Hammett.

The members of Megadeth have been mostly respectful while discussing their onetime bandmate, with guitarist Kirk Hammett saying on a 2016 podcast: “I’ve always seen Dave as someone who was just really, really sad, really angry, really frustrated about his situation with Metallica, and he never could let that go. And, you know, I’ve always shown a lot of empathy for him, understanding that he was just pissed off.

It’s the equivalent of the woman of your life leaving you.”

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ducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame with Metallica during the April 2009 ceremony at Cleveland, Ohio’s Public Auditorium. Drummer Lars Ulrich later explained to The Plain Dealer that Mustaine “never played on any Metallica records. No disrespect to him. But there [were] half a dozen other people that were in the lineup in the early days. We thought... the

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ome May and Bollywood actresses Aishwar ya Rai Bachchan, Sonam Kapoor and Deepika Padukone will be heading to Cannes to add glamour at the red carpet of the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.

The 71st Cannes Film Festival will be held from May 8-19. The actresses will be walking at the red carpet as L’oreal Paris brand ambassadors.

Deepika will be walking the red carpet for the second time on May 10 and May 11. Aishwarya will be completing 17 years

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ool have debuted new track ‘Descending’ in a promotional video for their forthcoming tour.

Check it out below.

The track is heard in the background of the new video – and it’s believed to be an instrumental studio demo version of the full song.

Despite being played at Tool shows in recent years, the seminal metallers are yet to release a finished studio version of the track.

The new track comes after frontman Maynard J Keenan hinted that work is finally finished on the follow-up to 2006’s ‘10,000 Days’.

When quizzed by a fan on Twitter, he replied: “My work is done”.

He added in the since deleted tweet: “Waiting on

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them to track. Then I can finish. Can’t track to music that isn’t recorded.”

A surprise collaboration with Death Grips could also be on the cards, after the noise-rap duo posted a photo that showed them working in the studio with the group.

In December, Rage Against The Machine’s Tom Morello also claimed to have heard new music , which he described as “brutal and beautiful “.

“Had the honour of being the first outsider to hear new #TOOL music today!!” he wrote. “Still just instrumentals but sounded epic, majestic, symphonic, brutal, beautiful, tribal, mysterious, deep, sexy and VERY Tool”, Morello claimed on Instagram.

(NME)

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Riviera, glitz, allure and colours of Cannes, the #SummerEscape collection includes a range of long wear and all-day comfort make-up.

Raagjeet Garg, General Manager, L’Oréal Paris, said: “We are excited to introduce our long-wear make-up range which has been designed to suit Indian skin tones in shades of summer. Our make-up experts have created signature looks that the ambassadors are going to wear on the red carpet, showcasing the perfect, glowing sun-kissed look.”

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at the red carpet and will be attending the festival on May 12 and May 13.

Sonam will be completing eight years at Cannes and will attend the festival on May 14 and May 15. Some of the other L’Oréal Paris spokespersons that will be seen on the red carpet include Julianne Moore, Helen Mirren and Doutzen Kroes.

The cosmetic brand is celebrating 21 years as the official make-up partner for the Festival de Cannes. The theme this year is #Summer Escape.

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fair thing to do would be to include anybody that played on a Metallica record.” ‘ He added: “Dave Mustaine was in the band for eleven months, predominantly in 1982... I’m not trying to play it down. I have nothing but respect and admiration for his accomplishments since.”

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The Seikhama Youth Society of Phesama Village praise the Almighty God and extend heartiest congratulations to Dr. Medo M. Kuotsu, S/o Bizo M. Kuotsu for clearing the CTE and selected for appointment to the post of Medical Officer (Class-I Gazetted) in the recently declared NPSC result. All the members of Seikhama Youth Society thank Dr. Medo M. Kuotsu for bringing laurels to the community and we wish him good luck, and pray that the good Lord guide him to higher heights.

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With deep sense of appreciation and happiness, I on behalf of the Wokha Town Ngullie Ekhung extend our gratitude to PDA Govt. under the dynamic leadership of Shri. Neiphiu Rio, honble Chief Minister, Nagaland and Shri. Y. Patton, honorable Deputy Chief Minister for reposing faith in appointing Shri. Ntsemo Ngullie, as the Chairman, Nagaland Bee Keeping & Honey Mission.

The Union while congratulating him for being appointed to this prestigious post, we hope that he will work for the people for future prosperity and development through his vast experience as a social activist and veteran political leader.

I, further wish the Chief Minister and the Deputy Chief Minister and the incumbent for providence of God’s blessing and long life as well.

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ason Ramsey has released his debut single ‘Famous’, less than a month after the 11-year-old was catapulted to worldwide fame.

Ramsey became a online sensation after he was filmed performing a brilliantly unique rendition of Hank Williams’ ‘Lovesick Blues’ in the aisles of his local Wal-Mart in Illinois.

The performance transformed Ramsey into a star, resulting in an appearance on ‘Ellen’, as well as a surprise performance at Coachella – where he met Justin Bieber.

Now, he’s released his debut single, and it’s a laid back country track that sees the youngster reflecting on his new-found fame.

“It’s pretty cool to be on T.V, so all the folks back home can see me”, Ramsey sings at the beginning of ‘Famous’. It then takes an unexpectedly tender direction, with the youngster proving himself to be quite the romantic.

Aishwarya, Sonam, Deepika to add Bollywood glamour to Cannes fest

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op group Abba have returned to the studio to record their first new music since the 1980s.

The Swedish quartet said the new material was an “unexpected consequence” of their recent decision to put together a “virtual reality” tour.

“We all four felt that, after some 35 years, it could be fun to join forces again and go into the studio,” the band said on Instagram.

“And it was like time stood still.”

No release date has been set for the new songs but one of them, titled I Still Have Faith In You, will be performed in December on a TV special broadcast by the BBC and NBC. Abba’s spokesperson

on 20 July. Formed in 1972, Abba were essentially a Swedish supergroup, consisting of songwriters Ulvaeus and Andersson from The Hep Stars and singers Faltskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad, who had scored success as solo artists.

But their joint project completely eclipsed their previous successes. After winning the Eurovision Song Contest with Waterloo in 1974, the band sold almost 400 million singles and albums around the world.

Mamma Mia!, the musical based on their hits and produced by Ulvaeus and Andersson, has been seen by more than 50 million people.

During their most successful period, the band survived marriage breakups between Ulvaeus and Faltskog, and Lyngstad and Andersson, but they finally called it a day in 1983.

Their final recording sessions, in 1982, produced the hits Under Attack and The Day Before You Came, which featured on the compilation album The Singles.

Their last public performance came three years later, on the Swedish version of TV show This Is Your Life, which honoured their manager Stig Anderson.

(BBC)

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 2018

Saina enters Asia Badminton C’ship semis

Saina Nehwal

Wuhan, Apr 27 (PTI): Two-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist Saina Nehwal and world no 10 H S Prannoy progressed to the semifinals of the women’s and men’s singles competition at the Asia Badminton Championship here Friday.

Former world No 1 Saina showed her class as she dumped unseeded Korean Lee Jang Mi 21-15 21-13 in a 43-minute clash.

She will face world no 1 Tai Tzu Ying of Chinese

Taipei next. “I am pleased with my game. Right now my confidence is at a high and I hope to go beyond the semis,” said London Olympics bronze medallist Saina.

Prannoy, who had missed out of a medal at the Commonwealth Games, dug deep into his reservoir to eke out a hard-fought 18-21 23-21 21-12 win over second seeded Korean Son Wan Ho in a match that lasted an hour and 12 min-

utes. He will face Olympic champion and third seed Chen Long next.

However, Olympic silver medallist PV Sindhu and top seed Kidambi Srikanth bowed out of the tournament after suffering straight game losses.

While Sindhu, who had won a silver at the recent Commonwealth Games, lost 19-21 10-21 to seventh seeded Korean Sung Ji Hyun, Srikanth was too erratic and went down 12-21 15-21 to

4th Late Imdangla Saku Memorial Badminton tourney held

legendary Malaysian Lee Chong Wei, who showed he is not on the wane despite his spate of recent losses.

Brimming with confidence after winning the gold medal at the Gold Coast, in-form Saina showed great temperment as she bounced back from 3-8 and 9-13 deficits respectively, to first turn the tables at 14-13 and then walked away with the opening game. The world no 15 Korean simply failed to put up a fight in the second game as Saina stamped her authority with a 8-1 lead.

Lee Jang reduced the gap to 8-12 but the Indian quickly made upward movements to seal the contest without much ado. Sindhu, meanwhile, failed to get across 2015 World Championships bronze medallist Sung Ji, an opponent she has played 11 times, winning seven of those encounters.

The 22-year-old Indian, who had recovered from an ankle sprain midway through the Commonwealth Games, squandered a 16-12 advantage to allow Sung Ji pocket the opening game.

Sindhu simply wasn’t good enough in the second game as the Korean jumped

Bayern’s Boateng out for remainder of season

Munich, Apr 27 (IANS): Bayern Munich’s central defender Jerome Boateng will be out for the rest of the club football season due to thigh injury, the German record champions have said.

Boateng picked up a “structural muscle injury” in his left thigh during their Champions League match against Real Madrid on Wednesday.

“For the remaining games of this season I will support my team as good as I can. Thanks for all the wishes,” Boateng said via his official homepage on Thursday.

The Germany international will miss the last Winners of the tournament with their trophies and certificates. three rounds in Bundesliga, D i m a p u r , A p r 2 7 Runners Up: Limanung- Winner: Dr. Atsung & the second leg of the Champions League semi-finals Alem (NPN): The 4th Late Im- dang & Sangmong R u n n e r s u p : N a d u and the German Cup final dangla Saku Memorial 2. Men’s Double (Open) against Eintracht Frankfurt.

Badminton Tournament, Winner: Toshi & Wapang &Temjen organised by Shutters Unit- Ru n n e r s U p : R i k u & ed Club Dimapur, was held Lothu TH from April 25-27at SM Col- 3. Mixed Double (Open) Died on 28-04-2008 lege indoor stadium. Alto- Winner: Chubanungla & gether 72 teams participated RikuKhape in 5 categories. Players from Runners up: Yashikala & On grief Kohima, Mokokchung, Tu- Hito Death Anniversaries ensang and neighbouring 4. 35+ Men’s Double state of Assam also took (Open) are not ordinary days. part in the tournament.

Winner: Temjen & Nochet Fondly Remembered.

Winners Runners up: Y. Sema & 1. Men’s Double (Ama- Kavito teur) 5. 45+ Men’s Double Wife, daughter Winner: Tongpang & Lima (Open) & family members

to a 5-1 lead and kept her nose ahead at 11-9 during the interval. The world no 9 reeled off seven straight points to double her lead and soon shut the doors on the Indian.

A lot was expected from Srikanth after his win over Chong Wei en route to India’s maiden gold in mixed team event at CWG but the Malaysian today came out with all cylinders blazing, moving to a massive 13-4 lead in the opening game and closing the opening game without breaking a sweat.

Chong Wei, who had defeated Srikanth for the individual gold at Gold Coast, kept his distance from the Indian in the second game as well after moving to a 10-8 lead. Despite Srikanth’s best efforts, Chong Wei walked away with the game and the match.

“This is my worst performance in an international tournament,” said a disappointed Srikanth after the loss. “I was never in the game and simply gave him (Chong Wei) many opportunities to get points. I wanted an error free game but it turned out to be otherwise.”

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Galilee team and Bethany team before their final match at D.Khel ground on Friday.

Dimapur,Apr 27 (NPN): Galilee team emerged as the champions in men’s football at the ongoing 3rd ACYA Sports Meet 2018 at D.Khel Ground on Friday. The meet is being organised by Angami Catholic Youth Association (ACYA), St. Francis de Sales (SFS), Parish Kohima under the theme ‘I have fought a good fight. I have run the race.’

In the final match, Galilee team defeated Bethany team by 4-2. Galilee

team entered the final after defeating Jerusalem team while runner up Bethany team beat Mt.Tabor team in the semi-final.

Meanwhile, in men’s basketball, Bethany team defeated Mt.Tabor team by 27 - 20 in the final match.

Bethany team entered the final after defeating Jerusalem team while runner up Mt.Tabor team edged Galilee team in semi-final.

In women’s volleyball, Galilee team became champion after defeating Mt.Tabor team.

Earlier, during the inaugural function, Peter Vizo formally declared the tournament open and unfurled the ACYA flag.

Rev.Fr. Richard Fernandes, parish priest, SFS invoked God’s blessing while Daniel Belho administered the oath of conduct to the four teams - Mt.Tabor, Bethany, Galilee and Jerusalem.

On Saturday, the four teams will compete in various disciplines such as badminton, table tennis, arm wrestling, chess etc at IG Stadium, Kohima.

Open volleyball c’ship concludes Winners and runners-up with their trophy after the prize distribution ceremony.

Dimapur, Apr 27 (NPN): The 2nd A. Sopen Konyak Memorial Men’s Open Volleyball Championship Trophy, organized

by Deu-Yong Club (DYC), concluded Friday at Tobu.

United Hill Young Club, Auching village emerged as the champions

of the tournament. They were awarded the champions trophy and a cash prize of Rs.40,000. Runners-up Young Spikers from Tuensang received a cash prize of Rs.20,000. In individual category, L.Tange of Carewell Club ‘A’ was adjudged the best Libero, Imsenba Ao

of Young Spiker received the best setter award while Sanen of United Hill Young Club ‘B’ was named the best spiker. Altogether 20 teams participated in the trophy.

W. M o b a Ko n ya k ,

BDO Tobu, who graced the closing ceremony as the special invitee, stressed on the importance of games and sports. Through sports, friendship among different tribes and community can be achieved, he said.

The closing programme was chaired by Mercy Bemang, Chingnyu Pongmai presented a special song and the welcome address was delivered by Augustine Changko while the vote of thanks was proposed Leangin Joseph.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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“Your action were always kind, a generous hand, anxious to please and unwilling to offend.

A loving son, brother, father and a faithful friend. You are no longer by our side but Forever in our hearts”

Born in : 1964 Died on : 17-04-2018 We, the family members of Late Vikiye Achumi, would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to all churches, unions and individuals who stood by us spiritually, morally, physically, financially and materially during his brief illness and at the demise on 17.04.2018.

May the Lord bless you all in return.

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With sincere gratitude We the bereaved family would like to express our heartfelt thanks for your thoughtfulness, your generosity, sympathy, love and support extended to our family during this difficult time of loss. Your words and support were not only a comfort but a source of strength to our family. May the Good Lord bless you all abundantly.

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Emery to leave PSG at end of season

Paris, Apr 27 (Agencies): Unai Emery has announced he will leave French champions Paris Saint-Germain at the end of the season.

Despite leading the club to its fifth league title in six years, Emery will step down from his role as head coach after the decision was made not to renew the twoyear deal he signed when he arrived from Sevilla in 2016.

A statement from Emery read, “I have communicated to the players that I am leaving. I thank president Nasser Al Khelaifi, the director of sport Antero Henrique, the supporters and all the players for these two seasons.” PSG disappointed in Europe once more this term, failing to progress beyond the last 16 of the Champions League.

During his two-year spell at the Parc des Princes, Emery has won the league and three domestic cups, with a fourth on the horizon against third division side Les Herbies in the final of the Coupe de France on May 8.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We, the family members of Late Y. NOKYEN SHIU, would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to one and all who stood by us and supported us through your strong prayers, moral, physical, financial and material contributions during the brief illness and at the sad demise of our most beloved Y. Nokyen Shiu on 12th April 2018.

We convey our special thanks to:The Eternal God is your refuge, and 1. Khiamniungan Baptist Church Dimapur (KBCD) His everlasting arms are under You. 2. Women Department, KBCD -Deuteronomy 33:27 3. Khiamniungan Union Dimapur 4. Khiamniungan Menyiu Hoikam Dimapur Unit 5. Khiamniungan Baptist Church,Diphupar B 6. Khiamniungan Baptist Church Chumukedima Menyiu Hoikam 7. Khiamniungan Students' Union, Dimapur 8. Khiamniungan Union Mokokchung 9. Khiamniungan Union Tuensang 10. Choklangan Paopong Tuensang Town 11. Khiamniungan Tribal Council (KTC) 12. Choklangan Union Noklak Town 13. Choklangan Students' Union Noklak Town 14. Aniangan Students' Union Noklak Town 15. Nokhu Noking Students' Union 16. Nokhu Noking Baptist Church 17. Nokhu Noking Village Council 18. Nokhu Village Council 19. Nokhu E.A.C. staff 20. Nokhu Range Students' Union 21. NRPO 22. Choklangan Baptist Church 23. Ehou Keh Band 24. All the Organisations under Choklangan Village 25. Canaan Mission Office 26. Hon’ble MLA Shri L. Khumo 27. Shri C.Chonta Member, NPSC 28. Shri K. Khaming (Ex-Candidate) 29. Shri S.Heno (Ex.MLA) 30. Ma’am Tainiu, Jt. Secretary, Power Department 31. Dr. Victor, SMO Noklak 32. Mr. & Mrs Langkang & family, Noklak 33. Mr. & Mrs Pamoi & family, Noklak 34. All his Special Dear friends We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and everyone of you individually, but it is our earnest prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving parents, brothers, sisters & relatives.

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The family members of Late B. Alila Ngullie would like to express our sincere gratitude to all who supported us through prayer, love and various forms of kindness during the prolonged illness and demise of our beloved mother on 23rd April 2018.

We d e e p l y r e g r e t o u r inability to mention each and every individual but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God blesses each one of you abundantly.

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Loving husband, son, daughter & family members

Born : 17/09/1969 Died : 23/04/2018

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Born – 30.07-1977 Died – 20.04.2018 We, the bereaved family members and relatives of our beloved Late Rokovizo Soliezuo of Zhadima Village convey to acknowledge with heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to all who supported us by your kind expression of sympathy, physically, financially and materially at his sudden demise on 20th April 2018.

There are no words that seem adequate enough to say thank you to each individual, families, neighbours, friends, churches and organisations that stood by us at this time of our loss and sorrow.

We are much indebted to you yet we are unable to repay you but it is our fervent prayer that the Almighty God bless each and every one of you abundantly.

Loving parents, brothers, sisters and relatives.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We would like to convey our profound gratitude to all individual, families, churches and organizations who stood besides us in solidarity and upheld us in prayers physically, financially and materially during the sickness and at the demise of our beloved mother Late Kerelhite-u Cicilia Zatsu, W/o Late Satuo Anthony Zatsu at Tenyiphe 6th Mile, Dimapur on 21st April 2018.

We deeply regret for the inability to mention you all Died at the Age of 77 individually by names but pray that our Almighty God bless upon your kind and selfless deeds that you have extended to us at the time of our saddest moment.

Our special thanks goes to :1. Dr. Banuo Tunyi, SMO Civil Hospital Dimapur 2. St. Anthony Catholic Church Tenyiphe 3. St. Anthony Church women Tenyiphe 4. Thenuopfuko Krotho Tenyiphe 5. Northern Angami Krotho Tenyiphe 6. Tenyiphe Thenumiapfu Mechu Krotho 7. Sacred Heart Church Toulazuoma 8. Holy family Nagaland Police Church Chumukedima 9. Angami Catholic Women’s Association, Dimapur Holy Cross Church 10. Nagaland Catholic Women Association 11. Ursaline Franciscan lay Association Dimapur (Holy Cross, Parish) 12. Mesulumi Union Dimapur 13. Mesulumi Baptist Church 14. Chakhesang Baptist Church Unity Village 15. CBC Children Ministry Unity Village 16. CBC Youth Department Unity Village 17. Chakhesang Baptist Church 7th Mile Village 18. NStCB officers & staff Chumukedima Branch 19. Logos College staff 20. Neighbours, in-laws and friends.

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Europa League: Atletico hold Gunners 1-1 minutes came to an end goalless.

The second period was a much tighter affair, with Atletico defending resolutely until Lacazette found the breakthrough on the hour-mark from Wilshere’s deep hanging cross.

T h e f o r m e r Lyo n striker rose above Lucas at the far post to head into the ground and past Oblak after Wilshere reached the byline following a swift give-and-go with Ramsey.

Arsenal hoped that

would be the start of the floodgates opening, but Atletico stood firm as Lacazette’s header from Mesut Ozil’s corner flew past the far post, before the Gunners were punished for their profligacy.

Laurent Koscielny failed to deal with a long ball and Griezmann pounced on the mistake, first denied by Ospina but able to dink the ball over the grounded Shkodran Mustafi on the rebound to score the all-important away goal.

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Arsenal’s Jack Wilshere tries to save the ball as Atletico’s Koke looks on during the Europa League semifinal first leg match at Emirates Stadium in London on Thursday. (AP/ PTI)

Arsenal made much the brighter start in what was Wenger’s final European home game and the hosts should have been ahead inside six minutes when Lacazette was picked out by Danny Welbeck, but the Frenchman volleyed wide and Oblak made a point-blank save from the striker’s header moments later.

Atletico were reduced to 10 men when Vrsaljko already on a booking for a foul on Jack Wilshere after 75 seconds - was shown his

second caution for catching Lacazette on the ankle.

With Simeone ushered to the stands after protesting that Hector Bellerin should have been booked, the Gunners were denied again as Oblak spread his legs to thwart Welbeck before Griezmann fired two warning signs in quick succession.

The lethal Frenchman, who has now scored 14 goals in his last 14 games, forced David Ospina into two smart saves but an eventful first 45

Nizheto Awomi memorial TT c’ship concludes

FIFA WC trophy lands in Japan

L o n d o n, A p r 2 7 (Agencies): Antoine Griezmann’s strike eight minutes from time earned 10-man Atletico Madrid a 1-1 draw against Arsenal in the Europa League semi-final first leg at the Emirates.

Alexandre Lacazette’s third goal in as many games in the competition gave Arsene Wenger’s side the lead after Sime Vrsaljko had been sent off, but poor defending allowed Griezmann to score a vital away goal on the counter-attack.

Atletico, who also had manager Diego Simeone sent to the stands moments after Vrsaljko’s dismissal, will be strong favourites to reach the final heading into the second leg at the Wanda Metropolitano next Thursday.

Arsenal, who dominated the ball throughout the evening, came close to recovering from Griezmann’s late intervention but Jan Oblak sprung to his right to dramatically keep out Aaron Ramsey’s header.

Winners with their medals and certificates at TT indoor stadium, Kohima on Friday.

Dimapur, Apr 27 (NPN): The first edition of Nizheto Awomi Memorial Table Tennis Championship concluded Friday evening at TT Indoor Stadium, Kohima.

Dijanglung Kamson emerged as the winner in men’s singles category while Athisii Andrew bagged the runner up. In men’s doubles, Dijanglung & Meihomlung and Zic-

hungthung & Hekito Sema emerged as the winners and runners-up respectively.

In women’s singles, Avitoli Yepthomi emerged as the champion while Viphretuonuo Meze bagged the runner up place.

Kevilevor Metha and Ihubuing Haikube grabbed the first and runner up position in youth singles while Ihubuing & Metevito and Abinar & Kuzuvehu

emerged as the champions and runners up respectively in youth doubles category.

Certificates, running trophies and cash prizes to the winners were given away

by Akhala N Awomi, wife of Lt. Nizheto Awomi.

The three-day tournament was organised by Quasar Club in collaboration with Kohima District Table Tennis Association (KDTTA).

Tokyo, Apr 27 (Agencies): With less than two months before the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Russia, the tournament trophy landed in Japan Friday as its traditional tour across the globe winds down. The trophy arrived at Haneda airport, welcomed with a ceremony attended by FIFA Secretary General Fatma Samoura and former Brazil defender and 2002 World Cup winner Gilberto Silva, among others.

“We’d like to get even closer to this trophy in Russia,” Japan Football Association President Kozo Tashima said. The golden trophy is visiting 91 cities in 51 countries on a world tour that began its international leg in January. It will travel to Osaka on Saturday and Shizuoka on Sunday before returning to Russia to be showcased in more cities in May.

Olympique Marseille took a big step toward a third Europa League final berth by defeating Red Bull Salzburg 2-0 here at the Velodrome Stadium, with Florian Thauvin and Clinton N’Jie doing the scoring.

The Ligue 1 club had been unable to get on the scoreboard in two group-stage matches against the Austrian team during this season’s edition of Europe’s secondary club competition. But Dominique Payet finally was able to break down Salzburg’s defence with a perfectly placed pass on a free kick in the 16th minute on Thursday night.

The ball soared out of the reach of goalkeeper Alexander Walke and all the way to Thauvin, who came up behind defender Andreas Ulmer and headed the ball into the back of the net.

The deficit prompted Salzburg head coach Marco Rose to adopt a more attacking strategy, and it nearly paid off when Stefan Lainer clamored for a penalty on a challenge by Maxime Lopez in the 53rd minute.

Just moments later, Marseille net minder Yohann Pele had to make a diving save of a shot by Hannes Wolf from the penalty arc.

But Payet made his presence felt a second time in the 64th minute when he made a simple but effective pass to Clinton N’Jie, who dribbled forward a couple of steps and then slotted a shot just inside the right upright to make the score 2-0.

Marseille, which was runner-up in this competition in 1999 and 2004, and Salzburg (runner-up in 1994) will play the second leg on May 3 at Red Bull Arena in WalsSiezenheim, Austria.

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Andres Iniesta to leave Barcelona after 22 years

Andres Iniesta

Barcelona, Apr 27 (Agencies): Andres Iniesta has announced he will be leaving Barcelona this summer after 22 years at the club.

The 33-year-old’s announcement came during a press conference at Barcelona’s training ground on Friday, bringing an end to a glittering career at the Nou Camp.

The midfielder was in tears during the announcement, which was attended by his Barcelona team-mates.

Iniesta, a World Cup winner with Spain, won eight La Liga titles, with a ninth set to be secured in the coming weeks, alongside four Champions League wins and six Copa del Rey crowns.

Iniesta is expected to move to Chinese Super League club Chongqing Dangdai Lifan, with their president Gong Daxing recently admitting they are in negotiations with the Barcelona midfielder.

“This is my last season here,” he said on Friday. “I have thought my decision through for a long time. For me, Barca is the best club in the world - this club has given me everything. I would like to thank my team-mates and everyone who accompanied me every day, they made me be better. It’s been a dream come true, lots of titles, important moments throughout my career. I am very happy to have played for this club. I am proud.”

Regarding his future, Iniesta said, “There are still things to work out, different things. I said I would never play against Barca, so it’s not going to be in Europe. We will know at the end of the season.” “I’m almost 34, I’ve left everything out on the field, I’ve given everything to the club, and if I couldn’t give everything up to now, I wouldn’t be happy. I want to be happy, like I have been here.”

Arcane Warriors lift 5th T20 cricket trophy Dimapur, Apr 27 (NPN): 5th T20 cricket tournament, organised by department of youth ministry, Yivito Baptist Church, concluded on April 25 at Viyito village.

Arcane Warriors Diphupar trounced Colony Thunder Niuland in the final and walked away with a cash prize of Rs. 25,000 along with certificates and trophy while runner up team received Rs. 15,000 along with certificates.

Nagaho and Subash of Arcane Worriers shared the top honours of individual awards by emerging as man of the series and highest wicket taker respectively.

Altogether ten teams participated in the event.

Kivili Nitovi Zhimomi, Class-I Contractor declared the tournament open by gracing the

Winners along with tournament officials and guest of honour after the final match.

opening function as chief guest.

Kiholi Yeptho, women executive member, WSBAK graced the final match and gave away the

prizes to the winners.

The closing ceremony was chaired by Avika Zhimo, God’s blessing was invoked by Akheli Shohe, Kato Zhimo de-

livered welcome address, Ahovi Sumi proposed the vote of thanks and Kumsuto Achumi, youth pastor pronounced the benediction.

Delhi Daredevils beat Kolkata Knight Riders by 55 runs New Delhi, Apr 27 (PTI): Thrust into leadership role in a grim situation, young Shreyas Iyer responded with a whirlwind 93-run knock as Delhi Daredevils, seeking revival in IPL, hammered Kolkata Knight Riders by 55 runs.

Sent into bat, the Daredevils batsmen fired in unison to put on board a massive 219 for four with the two young batsmen from Mumbai – Iyer (93 off 40) and Prithvi Shaw (62) enthralling the fans with their elegant knocks.

Iyer and Shaw added 68 runs for the second wicket after the latter had shared a 59-run partnership for the first wicket with Kiwi batsman Colin Munro (33).

Batting like a manpossessed, Iyer hammered young pacer Shivam Mavi for four sixes and a four in the last over of the innings as Daredevils collected 76 runs from the last four.

Iyer, who replaced Gautam Gambhir as captain, sent the ball soaring over the ropes 10 times and hit the fence thrice while

in Powerplay overs.

Paceman Trent Boult struck twice to send back Robin Uthappa (1) and Sunil Narine (26) after Maxwell saw the back of Chris Lynn (5).

Captain Dinesh Karthik had an enormous task at hand as his side was reeling at 51 for four after six overs but all he managed was 18 off as many balls.

KKR needed 137 from the last 10 overs and everything depended on Andre Russell (44 off 30). The burly West Indian went on a six-hitting spree, sending the ball over the fence four times.

The equation became Delhi Daredevils player Prithvi Shaw plays a shot against Kolkata Knight Riders during the IPL T20 match at Feroz Shah Kotla in New Delhi on Friday. (PTI)

Shaw hit seven fours and two sixes.

KKR fielders dropped Iyer twice and paid a very heavy price for the mistake.

His innings overshadowed the tremendous work done

by Shaw, who joined Sanju Samson as the youngest player to hit a fifty in IPL,

aged 18.

Glenn Maxwell too played a crucial role in Daredevils’ splendid show with his 27-run knock as the hosts posted their best total of the season.

Needing seven wins from eight matches to stay in Play-offs contention,

the hosts restricted Knight Riders to 164 for nine, taking revenge for their 71-run loss at Eden Gardens.

Having conceded a total, never put against them in the history of IPL, KKR needed a fiery start but their chase was deflated when they lost four wickets

80 from five overs, and with Russell at the crease, it was not an impossible task. But Shubman Gill was run out after making 37 runs and sharing a 64-run stand with Russell.

Spinners Amit Mishra (2/23) and pacers Lima Plunkett and Avesh Khan dried up the runs in the middle overs to turn the tide in hosts’ favour.

Avesh (2/29) dismissed the West Indian with a yorker and it was all over for KKR. Brief Score: Delhi Daredevils: 219 for 4 (P Shaw 62, S Iyer 93; A Russell 1/28) beat KKR: 164 for 9 (A Russell 44, A Mishra 2/23) by 55 runs.

IPL Points Table Team Played Win Chennai Super Kings 6 5 Sunrisers Hyderabad 7 5 Kings XI Punjab 7 5 Kolkata Knight Riders 7 3 Rajasthan Royals 6 3 Royal Challengers Bangalore 6 2 Delhi Daredevils 7 2 Mumbai Indians 6 1

lost 1 2 2 4 3 4 5 5

Points 10 10 10 6 6 4 4 2

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