April 7, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Vol XXVII No. 121

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Set aside all differences: CM

Correspondent

UNGMA, APR 6: Nagaland chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu on Thursday called upon every Naga to set aside all differences and to unite with one voice to grab the opportunity for solution. While admitting that there were differences within overground and underground groups, Dr. Liezietsu however reiterated that unity was the only to resolve issues, adding “it has to begin from our homes, clans, family and villages.” Addressing the civic reception at Babu Tzubu amphitheatre after inaugurating the science and administration building of Senayangba GHSS, Ungma, the chief minister said: “Nagas have suffered for too long and it was time for all to come together and solve it. We should not let the future generation suffer like we suffer today.” He maintained that the Naga issue was a political and human problem which requires a political and humane approach. Dr. Liezietsu expressed happiness that Delhi had taken the bold step to tackle

NRMSATA serves 7-day ultimatum on Education deptt DIMAPUR, APR 6 (NPN): Nagaland RMSA Teachers’ Association 2016 (NRMSATA) has served a seven-day ultimatum on the education department (RMSA) to release five months salary. In a press release, NRMSATA executive member, Vizayienuo Zashiimo, cautioned that failure to comply with the ultimatum would invite the association to take its own course of action and department will be solely held responsible for the consequences. NRMSATA lamented that RMSA teachers even after a long patient wait and giving simultaneous reminders of their grievances have seen no positive response and outcome. The association stated that it was unacceptable as they were often been “dragged into the pool of pitiable conditions” and live without salary for over five months. It said the RMSA teachers were hoping that the department was addressing their grievances, but “only to realize of beating the dust at the end of the day when we are bogged down on this same old issue.” Further, NRMSATA 2016 said it was appalled by the “step motherly attitude”

Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu along with his colleagues and others after unveiling the plaque at Senayangba GHSS. (NP)

the Naga issue and for which he said all Nagas need to put our heads to together and seriously ponder since the long protracted political problem has hindered Nagas in many ways. While recognizing that Ungma village had produce many noble sons of the soil, he challenged the gathering to continue to play the role of a “big brother”. He said big villages sometimes often face difficulties to come together, but it is such big villages that accomplish big achievements in all fields. Those who spoke at the civic reception include minister Imkong L. Im-

chen, advisor to CM Huska Yepthomi and advisor to CM Apong Pongen while parliamentary secretary for IPR, Imtikumzuk spoke on behalf of the Ungam village. Earlier in the day, the chief minister inaugurated the Science and Administration building of Senayangba GHSS. Delivering the inaugural speech, he said children should be encouraged to study in local institutions since the state government had been trying to improve the quality of education in the state by providing various facilities. He further urged the parents to let their

Revisit land allotment to Nagaland, demands KSU Correspondent

SHILLONG, APR 6: The Khasi Students’ Union (KSU) on Thursday asked the Meghalaya government to revisit the 2.27 acres of land which was allotted to Nagaland government near North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health and Medical Sciences (NEIGRIHMS) in New Shillong Township. The powerful student’s body said that the land should be use for building a state-owned House to facilitate people of the state from rural areas who come for treatment at the super specialty hospital. The Meghalaya urban affairs department had allotted around 2.27 acres for Nagaland. “We are not opposed to giving land to Nagaland, but we questioned the manner in

which the state government treated its own people. We would like our government to accommodate the needs of the people of the state first and build houses to accommodate the people of the state who are in need,” KSU president, Lambokstarwell Marngar told journalists after meeting Urban Affairs Minister, Ronnie V. Lyngdoh He said the establishment of NEIGRIHMS has been able to attract patients from all over the Northeast and even from nearby countries. “One of the biggest problems being faced by patients coming from remote and far-flung corners of Khasi and Jaintia Hills as well as from Garo Hills of Meghalaya is a place to stay while undergoing treatment at NEIGRIHMS,” Mr Marngar said.

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Check crime against NE women: Lt. Gov tells Delhi Police NEW DELHI, APR 6 (PTI): Lt Governor Anil Baijal Thursday directed Delhi Police to be more responsive towards crime against people, particularly women from the North East. He said responsibility of officers, including SHOs, will be fixed if there were instances of targeted crime against people from these states residing in Delhi. The direction was issued at a meeting chaired by Baijal to review the law and order situation in Delhi. Police informed Baijal about the action plan for assisting people from NE region like providing basic spoken Hindi programmes in DU and JNU etc. Spl. Commissioner (Women Safety) made a presentation to Baijal about various steps taken for women safety, use of CSR funds to increase employability of destitute and unskilled youths etc.

G U WA H AT I , A P R 6 (AGENCIES): Cocaine worth Rs. 17 crore was recovered at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Mumbai from a woman on Monday. According to the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB), the woman is identified as Khiangte Lalthlamuani, 47, from Meghalaya. Upon receiving information, the accused was frisked upon arrival by the NCB and was caught with possession of 2.85kg cocaine from her handbag, reported Nelive. “Lalthlamuani can be called a professional drug carrier. She does this job all over the country,” said a senior NCB officer. Investigations revealed that the accused had arrived in the city from Lomé, the capital of Togo, in West Africa. She flew to Addis Ababa from Lomé where she was given the drug at the airport. The agency suspects that Lalthlamuani is part of a bigger racket that has roots in Mumbai and other cities. “Most of the drugs are coming in from African countries,” said the officer.

Additional water supply for Kohima soon

Sazo along with PHED officials visit the Zarü water supply project on Thursday. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, APR 6 (NPN): Minister of PHED, Chotisüh Sazo, on Thursday visited the project site of augmentation of water supply at Zarü stream, Mima village, some 27 km away from here. The project involves pumping of water from Zarü stream to a reservoir at Kigwema Village through two stages of pumping. From this reservoir, water will be conveyed to the State capital by gravity. The project is one of the major water supply projects being undertaken by PHE department in the state. Sazo was accompanied by secretary PHED, Dr. Moangwati Aier, PHED

chief engineer Er. Kevisekho Kruse and other officials. PHE department officials informed the minister that once this project was implemented the state capital would get another 3.80 million litres of water per day. They said the present supply of 1.50 million litres per day totalling to 5.30 L/ day against the total requirement of 11 million litres per day for Kohima town. Er. Kruse said that another water supply project of 1.50 million litres per day was underway and once it was completed, Kohima town would get 7ML/day around 63% against the actual requirement. PHE secretary advised the department to maintain

properly and give proper incharge of the project. Minister and the team also interacted with the village council and GB of Mima village. The minister appreciated the villagers for providing water and sought their cooperation in the coming days. Village council chairman and GB of Mima village also addressed the team. The project estimated at the cost of Rs.46 crore was taken up by the department beginning from 2012. The department informed that the project was on at the verge of completion and would be inaugurated by the state chief minister within April or May this year.

Parl clears decks for GST rollout from July 1 NEW DELHI, APR 6 (PTI): Parliament Thursday cleared the decks for the rollout of the historic Goods and Services Tax (GST) from July 1 as it approved four supporting legislations to usher in the one-nationone-tax regime. The Central GST Bill, 2017; The Integrated GST Bill, 2017; The GST (Compensation to States) Bill, 2017; and The Union Territory GST Bill, 2017 were returned by the Rajya Sabha by a voice vote as all parties were on board. A number of amendments moved by some opposition parties were negated in the House where the ruling NDA is in a minority. Significantly, Congress member Jairam Ramesh did not press an amendment he had proposed, saying he had been advised by former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh against it for the sake of consensus. The Lok Sabha had passed these bills on

March 29. State Assemblies will now have to pass the States GST Bill after which the new indirect tax regime can be rolled out from the targeted date of July 1. Replying to the 8-hourlong debate, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley also gave credit to the previous UPA government for the GST. “I have no hesitation in conceding that it is not a bill for which one government, one person or any individual should take a credit. It is a collective property in which states, political parties, central government, successive governments have all contributed to it. “I have no difficulty in sharing the credit for this with everyone, particularly state governments because we are now creating a situation which was originally not anticipated in the Constitution,” said Jaitley, who went to the opposition benches to thank them, par-

ticularly Manmohan Singh, for the cooperation. The GST, the biggest taxation reform since Independence, will subsume central excise, service tax, VAT and other local levies to create an uniform market. The GST is expected to improve tax revenue collections and boost the growth. Responding to concerns expressed by the members, Jaitley insisted that the GST will not lead to inflation. The powerful GST Council, comprising Centre and states, has recommended a four-tier tax structure -- 5, 12, 18 and 28 per cent. There will be cap rate of 40 per cent, Jaitley said. The GST rates are to be discussed by the GST Council on May 18-19. Jaitley said once the new regime is implemented, the harassment of businesses by different authorities will end and India will be have

one rate for one commodity throughout the country. On top of the highest slab, a cess will be imposed on luxury and demerit goods to compensate the states for revenue loss in the first five years of GST implementation. Jaitley said the successive governments have contributed towards the GST and no one person can take credit for it. With implementation of the GST, revenue of the Centre, the states and the industry and trade must benefit, he added. Jaitley said the GST Council, comprising Finance Ministers of Union and states, had agreed to take a decision on bringing real estate within the ambit of the new tax regime within a year of its rollout. The Finance Minister said the Chief Economic Advisor had given a detailed presentation to the states on the benefits of inclusion of real estate in the GST.

Rural jobs scheme: 3 NE states on top, 2 at the bottom CNTC backs demands of Sumi hoho, Lotha hoho

Agartala, Apr 6 (IANS): Three northeastern states -- Mizoram, Tripura and Sikkim -topped the country in the justconcluded 2016-17 fiscal in providing work under a flagship rural jobs scheme while two others (Cont’d on p-8) -- Manipur and Assam -- are at the very bottom in its execution, an official report has revealed. While the rest of the country lags, Congress-ruled Mizoram topped for the first time in providing jobs under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) -- a staggering 88.43 person days per household -- during the fiscal that is almost double the national average of 45.21 days. Left-ruled Tripura, which until fiscal 2015-16 had occupied the top spot for seven consecutive years, dropped to second position with 79.88 person days per household in the last fiscal. “What to do, after The Himalayan state of deductions, commissions Sikkim, like in the previous year and extortions, only 20% of the funds reached the (2015-16), kept its third position with 66.77 person days per houseroads?.” hold during the fiscal.

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children avail the facilities at their door-steps rather than sending them to other parts for education. He reiterated that children would get quality education through the co-operation shown by the parents towards the institution. The chief minister said the lack of co-ordination between higher and lower levels in educational institutions was a major concern and a setback. For this, he said that government had set up a special committee to study such issues. M e a n w h i l e, s h o r t speeches were also delivered by Advisor Urban Development, S.I Jamir; ADC Mokokchung, Sachin Jaiswal; Ungma Village Council chairman, Alemtoshi Imsong and president AKM, Imkongwati. Rev. Dr. Noklen, pastor UBC invoked God’s blessing while DEO Mokokchung, I. Temjennaro proposed the vote of thanks. The programme was chaired by the principal SGHSS, Lakhi Longkumer. The chief minister was also accompanied by a host of cabinet colleagues, parliamentary secretaries, and advisors besides other dignitaries.

NE woman held with cocaine worth Rs. 17 cr

According to a performance report of the Union Rural Development Ministry, Tripura, Mizoram and Sikkim had provided 94.46, 68.95 and 66.98 days of jobs in the fiscal. In sharp contrast, Manipur and Assam -- were at the very bottom among India’s 29 states by providing only 20.94 and 29.38 days of jobs, respectively, between April 2016 and March 2017. MGNREGA, which is considered a pioneering rights-based legislation in the world, was introduced in February 2006 by the then Congress-led UPA government. It mandates 100 days of work in a financial year to at least one member of each rural household -- but this has never been achieved in any state. The scheme aims to generate rural assets and create rural infrastructure like roads, ponds and water reservoirs. The average wage rate was Rs 161.87 per day per person in the last financial year. The northeastern states’ re-

peated success in providing work is attributed by experts to the lack of any other such scheme and absence of major industries in the region. “Most of the northeastern states have no state governmentrun rural jobs schemes to provide viable employment to the needy workforce. These states also lack major employment-oriented industries,” Tripura (Central) University’s Rural Management and Development Department head Jayanta Choudhury told IANS. “In Tripura, due to good governance, efficient implementation and good work-wise and ward-wise monitoring also contributed to the success of MGNREGA,” he added. Choudhury, who has written books on rural development in the northeastern states, said that implementation of centrally sponsored schemes is also good in some of these states. India’s northeastern region, comprising eight states and home to 45.58 million people (2011 census), has limited employment

opportunities due to the absence of medium and big industries, projects and job-centric ventures. Allocation of funds and timely release of the central share of funds under MGNREGA is also a big issue in the northeast. Tripura Chief Minister Manik Sarkar has claimed that the BJP-led central government is trying to scuttle MGNREGA even though his Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) has been demanding 200 days of work in a year under MGNREGA. “The present central government is gradually curtailing the allocation of funds under the MGNREGA to close the rural job scheme,” Sarkar said in Agartala. “In the outgoing financial year, Tripura has provided around 80 man-days of rural jobs per household under the MGNREGA, but in the current financial year (2017-18), as per the indication of central allocation, the state would be able to provide only 38 to 42 man-days of jobs per household under the scheme,” he added.

DIMAPUR, APR 6 (NPN): Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) has come out in full support of the demands by its federating units- Sumi Hoho for upgrading Khelhoshe Polytechnic, Atoizu to a degree level Engineering College and Lotha Hoho on discrimination of Wokha district on fund allocation or roads. On Sumhi Hoho’s demand for uprgrading Khelhoshe Polytechnic to an engineering degree college, CNTC pointed out that despite the cabinet decision on December 17, 2007 on upgrading Khelhoshe Polytechnic, it was yet to materialise even after ten years. CNTC said when new institutes and centres of learning were sprouting up and also upgraded in the state, why was the state’s first polytechnic neglected even after the cabinet had decided in 2007? On fund for roads allocated to Wokha district, CNTC pointed out it was the fourth largest in

the state area-wise and sixth position in terms of population and on this basis, it fully backed the contention of the Lotha Hoho of Wokha being discriminated, in matters of allocation of funds for road repair and maintenance. CNTC termed it as highly discriminatory and questionable the alleged diversion of funds to other places that were meant for Wokha. Further CNTC placed the burden on the elected legislators who were supposed to work for their electorate. CNTC asked that when smaller districts and sub-divisions were allotted sufficient funds why was Wokha deprived what it deserved? CNTC said the present condition of the roads were in dismal condition which made it impossible for people to travel, CNTC appealed to the government to be fair and impartial while allocating funds in future so that misunderstanding among people is avoided. K Y M C

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DIET Wka conducts workshop on sign language learning

Resource person, Kilumo Ezung along with the trainees at DIET Wokha on April 5. Correspondent trict Institute of Educa- workshop was resource tion and Training (DIET) person, Kilumo Ezung, KOHIMA, APR 6 (NPN): Wokha for school teachers who is a hearing impaired First “Sign Language at DIET Wokha from April and a teacher at Tabitha Enabling Academy, KohiWorkshp” in Wokha dis- 4 to 6. A true inspirer of the ma. Other resource persons trict was organised by Dis-

35 Assam Rifle nabs NSCN (K) members

The arrested persons. D I M A P U R : Two a l leged member of NSCN (K) identified as ‘sergent’ Wangchatt and ‘corporal’ Nokwang were apprehended by troops of 35 Assam Rifles (AR) on April 5 during a search operation in Lungwa village. In a press statement, Assam Rifles informed that two pistols, one radio set and assorted ammunition were recovered from the duo. The apprehended cadres along with recoveries were handed over to Police Station Mon, AR added.

were Yansaroni Khuvung and Renthunglo Kinghen both faculty of DIET Wokha. The seminar was organized under the sponsorship of SCERT, with an aim to spread awareness on sign language and update the in-servic teachers on inclusive education. During the three days training, the teachers were trained on finger spellings, concept of time, days of the week, the months, kinship terms, the districts and tribes of Nagaland, a nursery rhyme, greetings and simple questions and phrases etc. in sign language. After the three days long seminar the teacher’s who attended the seminar in-turn assured to practise the same in their own respective schools and also suggested to conduct more of such trainings in future. Altogether 22 teachers from Government School and three from private schools attended the workshop.

Gov stresses on combating depression DIMAPUR: On the eve of the World Health Day 2017, the state governor, PB Acharya, has called upon the people to have better understanding of depression, which would help reduce the stigma associated with the illness, and lead to more people seeking help. World Health Day is a global health awareness day celebrated every year on April 7, under the sponsorship of the World Health Organization (WHO). With the aim to mobilize action on depression, this year’s World Health Day campaign theme is “Depression: let’s talk”. In his message, the gov-

ernor said that depression was an illness that could happen to people of all ages, from all walks of life, in all the countries. He said depression causes mental anguish and affects people’s ability to carry out everyday tasks, with sometimes devastating consequences for relationship with family and friend. Acharya further said that at worst, depression could lead to self inflected injuries and suicide. However, he said fortunately depression could be prevented and treated, which usually involves either talking therapy or antidepressant medication or a combination of these.

“Depression can be treated. If you think you have depression, seek help. Talking with people you trust can be a first step towards recovery from depression,” Acharya added. According to WHO, depression was the leading cause of ill health and disability worldwide. As per the latest estimates from WHO, more than 300 million people were now living with depression, an increase of more than 18% between 2005 and 2015. Lack of support for people with mental disorders, coupled with a fear of stigma, prevent many from accessing the treatment they need to live healthy, productive lives.

DIMAPUR: Naga Army, Federal Government of Nagaland has expressed profound sorrow at the demise of late ‘col.’ Vilecho son of Vipire of Kezoma village, Angami region of 2nd Brigade W/C on April 4 at Kohima. A condolence message by ‘Lt. Gen.’ Tavecho Lala, C-in-C, Naga Army, FGN stated that late ‘col.’ Vilecho was one of the senior most chaplains of Naga Army. It stated that late Vilecho joined Naga Army on April 12, 1956 and had rendered sacrificial service to the nation which would always be remembered. Further, FGN has conveyed condolence to the bereaved family members and also prayed for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace. DCC Mkg: DCC Mokokchung has condole the demise of late Imnaonen, son of late Repa from Akhoya village of

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DC Dimapur informs schools

DIMAPUR: In pursuance to Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) notification, Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, have directed all the schools under Dimapur district to ensure that school bags of the children do not exceed 10% of the weight of the child. Observing that many school buses/ vehicles do not have protective bars on the windows, the DC has directed all the schools to put window bars in vehicles carrying school children for the safety of the children with immediate effect. The DC further cautioned that strict action would be taken for non compliance of the order.

NPF central youth wing emergency meeting: NPF Central Youth Wing has convened emergency meeting on April 12 at 12 noon at NPF central headquarters. All officials have been asked to attend the meeting. TEKUK general meeting: Tungu, Enieo and Kinghen Union Kohima (TEKUK) convened its second general meeting on April 8 at 10: 30 a.m. at Lotha Hoho Ki, Kezieke Colony Kohima (near Kononia church). All members have been asked to attend the meeting. NASTEC to host 2nd SAC and PSC meeting: Nagaland Science and Technology Council (NASTEC) would be hosting the second SAC and PSC meeting of chemical ecology programme linking North East Region (NER) and Bangalore researches at Kohima on April 10 and 11 at Hotel Japfu Kohima. It has been informed that many experts from various states of India and countries would be participating at the two days event. JVYO meeting: Jalukie Valley Youth Organization (JVYO) has convened a meeting on April 8 at 11a.m. at Town Hall, Jalukie Town. All the office bearers and executive members have been asked to attend the meeting. CASU 50th jubilee planning board meeting: Coco Area Students Union (CASU) has convened its 50th jubilee planning board meeting on April 8 at 10 a.m. at Law and Justice Guest House 3rd mile, Dimapur. All the jubilee planning board members, jubilee advisors, subcommittee chairman and secretary, welfare chairmen and CASU executive have been asked to attend the meeting. ANGDA (CC) to participate in NESGDF executive meeting: All Nagaland Government Drivers’ Association (ANGDA) (CC) would be participating in the executive meeting of North Eastern State Government Drivers’ Forum (NESGDF) scheduled to be held on April 8 at Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh. Altogether 8 members from the association would be attending the meeting representing Nagaland State lead by president, ANGDA (CC), Neiviseituo Rino.

JNP general meeting: Jalukie Pumling Nko (JPN) has convened a general meeting on April 22 at 10 a.m. at Old Jalukie Mtei Ki. All the frontal organizations, committees and subcommittees have been asked to attend the meeting. JPN has further informed its frontal organization, Hekuina Gutdi, Jalukie Pumling Mipui Organization, Jalukie Students’ union Nagaland and Jalukie Pumling Youth Organization to prepare and submit its general session reports for final approval of resolutions. DBVC thanks giving service: Diphupar ‘B’ Village Council (D‘B’VC) would be conducting village silver jubilee thanksgiving service on April 8 at 9:30 a.m. at Sumi Baptist church Diphupar ‘B’ village. All the village silver jubilee committee members, community leaders, pastors, women leaders and elders have been asked to attend the programme. ZRSU meeting: Zunheboto Range Students’ Union (ZRSU) has convened a meeting on April 8, 12 noon at SKK Office, Zunheboto All members have been requested to attend the meeting. DPDB Phek meeting postponed: DPO & member secretary, DPDB Phek has informed that due to unavoidable circumstances the monthly meeting of Phek DPDB have been postponed to April 11. Time and venue remain the same. All have been requested to attend the meeting. Niuland VDB meeting: Block Development Officer, Niuland Akumenla Aier has informed that an emergency with the VDB secretaries of Niuland would be held on April 12 at 10 a.m. at ADC Niuland Office Conference Hall. SOWUD meeting: Satakha Old Welfare Union Dimapur (SOWUD) has convened its household meeting on April 8 at 10 a.m. at its banker’s residence. All Satakha old household of Dimapur have been requested to attend the meeting. Corrigendum: Apropos the news items “KMC informs’ published on April 6, it is clarified that Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) has asked all shops to remain closed on Sunday except for hotels, bakeries, pharmacies and barber shops. Inadvertent error is regretted.

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Mokokchung District who passed away in Dimapur on April 4. In a condolence message, DCC, Mokokchung late Repa was not only a fatherly figure for the Congress party but also an inspiration to all the party workers. DCC stated that prior to joining active politics he had served the NNC for 10 years as a member and he began his political career as a central executive member of NNO. It said when NNO merged with the Congress, he became the first president of the District Congress Committee of Mokokchung in 1976 and held this post till 1977. Till his death he was holding the post of treasurer of Mokokchung town A/C Congress Committee, DCC added. Further, DCC Mokokchung has conveyed condolence to the bereaved family Rusted electric pole posing danger to commuters at Circular Road, opposite MH Hospital, Dimapur. and also prayed to God to comfort them and The neglected drainage below the Indian Restaurant in the same vicinity also poses serious threat to people residing in the area. (NP) give eternal peace to the departed soul.

(L-R): Children partake in games during the picnic in Peren. A elderly man avails free treatment at Shengha Wamsa village. Village leaders and Assam Rifles after inagurating borewell at Tseminyu.

DIMAPUR: Planning and Development Committee (P&DC) Officer Hill’s Colony Council (OHCC) Kohima, has reiterated that “no double parking” on both side of the road would be allowed from Classic Point to Box Cutting and that “no entry” would be enforced from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. from Box Cutting to Officers’ Hill Colony. In a release, P&DC convenor, Rhyuzamo and member secretary Metevizo Sophie, cautioned that defaulters would be penalised as per the resolution of the colony. Further, it has asked the pubic to take note of the traffic regulation passed by the deputy commissioner Kohima who is also the chairman of the Regional Transport Authority on April 2 where the lane between Ladies Mile Road to Box cutting would be no parking zone on the left side of the road.

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FGN, DCC Mokokchung mourn

IGAR (N) organises programmes across Nagaland

DIMAPUR: Assam Rifles under the aegis of headquarters Inspector General of Assam Rifles (North) has been organising various civic programmes across the state. 36 AR: 36 Assam Rifles (AR) under aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) organised a picnic for children of ‘Christian Servanthood Orphanage Home on April 3, in Peren. D u r i n g t h e eve n t various games to include musical chair and tug of

P&DC OHCC notifies on parking

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war were conducted and the children were given a health check-up by medical staff of Assam Rifles. Altogether 68 children and locals attended the programme. Assam Rifles also pledged to sponsor education of two children of Orphanage namely Izic and Ralamyi, students of Class IX, Class VIII respectively for the entire academic session of (2017-18). Later, civil administration, staff of orphanage home and locals expressed

their gratitude and appreciated efforts of Assam Rifles for conduct of the event and noble act. 9 Bihar: 9 Bihar under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organised a medical camp on April 3 at Shengha Wamsa village of Mon District. In a report, 9 Bihar informed that free medical checkup and free medicines were provided to 308 patients including 198 adults and 115 children during the camp.

The medical officer gave vaccinations and medicines for common ailments to the civilians. Also, the villagers were briefed on good healthcare and hygiene practices to be followed to ensure long and disease free life. 28 AR: 28 Assam Rifles (AR) under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) constructed a borewell at Tseminyu to alleviate the problem of drinking water scarcity in the area, AR informed.

GPS Chamcha building inaugurated DIMAPUR: New building of Government Primary School (GPS) Chamcha village, Peren was inaugurated by Lalkhongam Gangte, rtd SDEO and president Kuki Inpi Nagaland on March 24. At the programme Songsei Hangsing invoked God’s presence, Lamthang, chairman VEC, Chamcha gave a brief report on the new building, short speeches were delivered by Lalkhongam Gangte, Haigang Zeliang SIS Hq, Hentinthang Singson SIS and Lamminlal Thangsing, president KSON and vote of thanks was pronounced by Lhoulun, GB Chamcha. Henminlal Khongsai was the functional president. Kuki Students’ Organisation Nagaland also thanked the government for the new building and requested the concern department to redress the shortage of teachers at GPS Chamcha at the earliest.

Financial literacy prog at Mezoma village

Participants of finanacial literacy camp at Mezoma Village. DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Social Welfare Board SCA of NMDFC, SRCW under financial literacy camp programme under FIF, NABARD organised financial literacy programme on March 27 at Mezoma village for the women. In the programme, resource person from Bank of Baroda, Anita Devi, shared the significance of banking and stressed on the importance of saving which would help them become financially secure. The resource person

further stressed on Kisan Credit Card (KCC) that allowed the farmers to obtain timely and adequate credit without any hassles from the bank and some of the benefits that came along with it. P r o j e c t m a n a g e r, NSSWB, Salie A. Kruse, introduced the Joint Liability Group (JLG) which was a concept under National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) to provide institutional credit to small farmers. She also spoke on

the importance of digital payment. Keduokhonuo Belho of 181 shared on the awareness of Women Hepline 181, a toll free Helpline number for any women faced by violence or any women in distress and One Stop Center- Sakhi (Kohima and Dimapur) under the ministry of Women and Child Development. She also brief on the Childine-1098 which was a national 24 hour free phone emergency outreach service for children in need of care and protection. K

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nagalandpost.com Poll Q . : Is i n t o l e r a n c e t o religious minorities growing despite all assurances by the centre? 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

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WEATHER FORECAST April 7

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A thunderstorm in spots

33 24

An a.m. t-storm; partly sunny 28 19

Aizawl

Guwahati Partly sunny and humid

29 21

A thunderstorm in spots

26 16

Imphal

Itanagar A t-storm around in the p.m.

26 17

Shillong

Clouds and sun with a t-storm 21 14

Kohima

A thunderstorm in spots

Dimapur A shower or t-storm in spots Mkg

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, April 7, 2017

Kesonyu Yhome, R. Amongla Jamir, officials of DEO Dimapur with Naga United Village council members and GBs. (NP) Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, APR 6 (NPN): Government High School Naga United Village new school building was inaugurated on Thursday by Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome. Speaking at the inaugural prog ramme, the DC congratulated the people behind successful completion of the school building and called upon the stakeholders to develop a sense of ownership and

take good care of the school building. Addressing the students, Yhome encouraged them to optimally use the privilege that has been provided by the government. He challenged the students to keep their ambitions high and to dream big. The DC also called upon the village councils, GBs and SMVCs of Naga United Village to be united and extend cooperation to schools and health centres within their jurisdiction.

With the coming up of new infrastructure and facilities, he said everyone should work together towards the growth and development of the students. Delivering a shor t speech, deputy district education officer, Dimapur, R. Amongla lauded the village education committee, supported by the village council for judiciously utilizing the fund provided by the department. Stating that constructing new school

buildings alone was enough, she said village education committee along with the teaching faculty should put in extra effort to uplift the standard of education in the society. While delivering a brief histor y of the school, graduate teacher cum SMDC member secretary, Kethosetuo Kezo, mentioned that Government High School Naga United Village was established in the year 1973 as Government Primary School. He said that after 25 years of existence, it was upgraded to Government Middle School in 1998 and 12 years later the school was again upgraded to secondary level. Kezo said at present the school has 36 teachers, 9 non-teaching staffs and total student enrolled in 2017 were 663. The inaugural programme was chaired by assistant head mistress, Thechano Patton, God’s blessing was invoked by Pastor, Naga United Village Baptist Church, Kuhusheyi Chotso, welcome address was delivered by graduate teacher, Sungjemtola and special choreography was presented by primary students and vote of thanks was proposed by GB, Mase Vero.

Food and culinary skill training imparted at Central Jail, Dimapur. DIMAPUR: In furtherance of its ongoing reform, rehabilitation and reintegration initiatives at various jails in Nagaland, the Prison Department initiated a training programme on “food and culinary skills” at Central Jail, Dimapur. Currently about 22 prison inmates and 18 jail staff are undergoing the three months training programme where they will be trained in making 25 different kinds of fast foods and snacks. The trainees would be certified after completion of the programme. Five cooks from

Nagaland Police and three cooks from Nagaland Home Guards are training the inmates. The jail de par tment would be setting up a food court which would be used to sell the snacks made by inmates in due course of time. Through a release, DG Prisons, Home Guards and Civil Defence, Rupin Sharma, said upon completion of the training programme, the inmates would go back to their respective jails and impart the same to the other inmates. He said the department was contemplating to open restaurants at Central Jail

Dimapur, District Jail Dimapur and Kohima District Jail. Simultaneously, the Central Jail Dimapur has also started Yoga classes programme for the inmates, w h i c h h a s b e e n we l l received by the inmates. Meanwhile, Sharma h a s t h a n k e d D r. Ya n Murry, chief executive, Pinnacle Skills, Dimapur and Jail authorities for facilitating the inmates towards bringing a change in the society. The training facilities, he informed were set up with charitable donations from some contractors and chief secretary, Pankaj Kumar.

SZTDU repairs section of NH-29 Legal orientation training for PLs, PLVs in Tuensang

SZTDU members filling up potholes along the NH-29 on Thursday. (NP) Correspondent KOHIMA, APR 6 (NPN): Sechü Zubza Taxi Drivers’ Union (SZTDU) carried out a social work along the stretch of National Highway 29 on Thursday. The volunteers filled up the potholes for a stretch of nearly 4 kms from Classic Club Waiting Shed till Sechü Zubza jurisdiction, bordering Kiruphema Village. The continuous downpour during the

past couple of weeks has worsened the condition of the road, and only added to the woes and misery of travellers. SZTDU president, Zhangusatuo Rhatsu, said the members decided to repair the road as it was worsening and the commuters were finding it difficult to ply the road. Rhatsu said that since the National Highway passes through the village, the union felt that they should be the first amongst

the Nagas to take care of the road. He also opined that public should also start contributing for the development instead of expecting government to initiate everything that concerns the public. The social work was the first of its kind organized by SZTDU, where 25 members, out of 38 took part in the social work, informed SZTDU secretary Zakiemelie Khwakhrie.

D I M A P U R : O n e d ay training-cum-orientation p r o g r a m m e f o r Pa n e l Lawyers (PLs) and Para Legal Volunteers (PLVs) organised by District Legal Services Authority, (DLSA) Tuensang under the aegis of Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) on April 1 at NAVINN Conference Hall. In the training, session j u d ge & c h a i r m a n o f Tuensang DLSA, Mayang Lima, while speaking on Do’s & Don’ts, said that as a citizen of a democratic countr y, one stand on three pillars i.e. legislation, executive and judiciary. He said unless the set up works properly it gives rooms for corruption resulting in non-availability and improper implementation of laws and welfare schemes, poor governance, bad road, etc. Lima said PLVs are selected by legal services authority so that they

could assist and guide the common man with the basic constitutional guarantee and assurance enshrined in the constitution of India. He said it was the duty of the PLVs to sit in the 24 Legal Aid Clinic setup within Tuensang district to render services to the legal aid seekers. Yimtsusangla Chang, retainer lawyer, Tuensang DLSA initiated practical session on Do’s & Don’ts o f Pa n e l l aw ye r s a n d PLVs. Practical on writing petition/complaint/FIR was presented by Tongpang L. Jamir, master trainer (PL), NSLSA. Role Play on Crimes against Women/Children, Human Trafficking and role play by a PLV was coordinated by Akumla Longchari, master trainer (PL), NSLSA. L. Likhase Sangtam, retainer lawyer, Kiphire DLSA conducted interaction on Motor Vehicle Accident Claims/Cases and explained

PLVs, PLs and others after the training at Navinn Hall, Tuensang. the role of a PLV in such began with ice breaking p a r t i c i p a n t s a t t e n d e d cases and also apprised the method initiated by Akumla the orientation training trainee on Prisoner Rights Longchari. A total of 27 program. and Legal Services. Maintenance of Re c o r d / P LV r e g i s t e r / filing of success stories was presented by M. Glory Sema, panel lawyer, NSLSA and group discussion on NA L S A s c h e m e s wa s chaired by Yimtsusangla Chang, retainer lawyer, Tuensang. Welcome address was extended by Antimongyang, panel lawyer of Tuensang DLSA and the session

BJP Nagaland state unit celebrates 37th anniversary in Dimapur

DIMAPUR: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Nagaland on Thursday celebrated its 37th anniversary at the party office in Dimapur. In a message read out in the programme, State BJP president, Visasolie Lhoungu, called upon the party workers to continue working hard and efficiently to cope with any challenges and hurdles and take the party to newer heights. He also hoped for the continued valuable support of the people of the state for BJP. Visasolie appealed the people

to open their minds and not be constrained to support and join BJP by registering their memberships through the party offices spread throughout the state. State executive member, James Vizo, spoke on the “Foundation History of National BJP with reference to State BJP” wherein, he highlighted the history of the events that led to the formation of the Jana Sangh of Shyam Prasad Mukerji, its merger with the Janata Party to form the Government in 1977 and eventually the disintegration and

thereafter the formation of BJP on 6th April, 1980. State Executive Member, Temjen Imna Along Lkr, spoke on the topic “Challenges of BJP in contemporary times with reference to State Politics”. He highlighted the growth of the BJP despite several hurdles faced, to be what it was today and encouraged the party workers to face the challenges and aim high to take the party where it should be. Pointing out the weaknesses and strengths of the party, he decried any negative traits of

the party members’ particularly baseless gossips and assumptions that would undermine its general efforts and achievements. State vice president, Tsasepi Sangtam, spoke in length encouraging and advising the party workers to work together cohesively without complaints. He assured the party workers that nothing was impossible through unity and wished everyone the best wishes of the party’s anniversary. Earlier, after the hoisting of the party flag, the function

chaired by state president BJMM, Sanuo Ngullie, commenced with invocation by BJYM president Dominic Vikuho. A special song was presented by Vikheli and group of Mahilas extolling the virtues of Christianity. M e a n w h i l e, t h e p a r t y has infor med that Kailash Vijayvargiya, BJP National general secretary, was scheduled to visit Nagaland on April 10-11. Further information on his itinerary shall be accordingly furnished at a later date, it stated.

DHS Zunheboto observes ‘World Cancer Day’

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Dr. Akaho encouraged the participants to maintain a healthy diet and maintain physical activity. He cautioned that lack of exercise would lead to obesity, high blood pressure, chronic respiratory, cardiovascular diseases and cancer. In the programme, free IEC materials were also distributed to the schools. The programme wa s a t t e n d e d b y D r. Hokishe Sema, CMO, Dr. Alemwapang, DPO (RCH & UIP), DPMU staffs, stakeholders, students and medical fraternity. The programme was chaired by Vitoli, DPM,

One of the doctors speaking at ‘World Cancer Day’ at District Hospital Zunheboto.

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DIMAPUR: District Health Society (DHS), Z u n h e b o t o o b s e r ve d ‘World Cancer Day’ under the theme “We can I can” on Thursday at District Hospital Zunheboto. Speaking as the resource person, senior specialist, District Hospital Zunheboto, Dr. Akaho, highlighted on the significance of the day and highlighted the early warnings and awareness for early detection of cancer. Advising the participants to restrict themselves from taking excess alcohol, tobacco products, intake of red meat and smoked meat,

and Dr. Hoito Sema, key note address. During Cancer Day, 117 screening deputy CMO delivered the the observation of World was also done. K

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Dalai Lama addressing a gathering at Dirang monastery. Arunachal Pradesh Governor PB Acharya (L) and Chief Minister Pema Khandu are also seen. (PTI)

Downward trend in alcohol consumption

G U WA H AT I , A pr 6 (Agencies): Despite a reduction in the number of dry days and increasing business hours of liquor shops, consumption of alcohol in the state has been lower this fiscal when compared to the previous one. According to available statistics, the year 2016-17 witness a 21% decrease in alcohol consumption. Except Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL), consumption of both beer and country liquor has seen an 11% decline each. The sale of IMFL has gone up marginally by 0.4%. The shift away from country liquor can be attributed to awareness about the unhygienic conditions in which it is prepared. However, the excise department has raked in 21% higher revenue

this fiscal. In the 2015-2016 fiscal, the department had registered a revenue income of Rs 799.51 crore, while in 2016-2017, it earned more than Rs 970 crore, an increase of Rs 170.49 crore. Assam used to have a total of 28 dry days in a year, which now stands at four days a year. Business hours of wine shops - which used to be from 2pm to 10pm is now from 11am to 10pm. Sailendra Pandey, an official of the excise commissionerate in Ghy said that due to the strict vigilance of the department, revenue leakage has been stopped.”It has become possible in spite of the fact that license fees have been reduced and also around 350 liquor shops and bars remained closed due to a court order,” Pandey said.

SACRED HEART SCHOOL TH 5 MILE MODEL VILLAGE, DIMAPUR, NAGALAND - 797112

IN GRATITUDE

The staff and students of Sacred Heart School, Model Village 5th Mile highly grateful to the 2 nd O.C Mr. Meyiehosul Neikha and his team from Fire and Emergency Service from Chumukedima for demonstrating the safety measures to be taken during ﬁre vehicle accidents on 30-03-2017. Head Master Francis Thomas

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Regd. No. 1329/17

Date 06/04/17

AFFIDAVIT

I, Shri. Imdong Chubatoshi, S/o Lt. Waichiba Imdong, permanent residence of Waromung Compound, B.P.O Alongkima, Mokokchung District, Nagaland. Date of birth is 17-06-1969, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That the my Name, Father, Mother and Wife names are as follow: i) My Name : Imdong Chubatoshi ii) Father : Waichiba Imdong iii) Mother : Rongsen Narola iv) Wife : Tonpang Ajungla Aier 2. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned Village. 3. That, in my Official documents and Academic certificate my name has been enter as I. Chubatoshi . 4. That, this affidavit is made declare and to submit the appropriate authority that the names Imdong Chubatoshi and I.Chubatoshi refer to same and one person only. 5. That, the statements made in the above paragraphs are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing has been concealed therein. And I sign this affidavit before the competent authority on this day the 06/04/2017 at Kohima, Nagaland. Place : Kohima DEPONENT K-0956

Regd. No. 813

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 22/09/2015

RECTIFICATION OF NAME

I, Smti. Imlila Ellis aged about 60 years permanent resident of Merangkong Village under Changtongya Division under Mokokchung District, Nagaland solemnly declares as follows :1. That my actual and real name is Imlila Ellis but in some of my official documents and records and in my HSLC Admit Card my name has been wrongly entered and misspelled as S. Imlibenla Ao. 2. That the variation of names Imlila Ellis and S. Imlibenla Ao are synonymous and correspond the one and same person and that connotes my name. 3. That I affirm, that I use my official name as Imlila Ellis. 4. That this affidavit is required for clarification/rectification of my name. That I take oath and solemnly declare/affirm that the particulars furnished above by me are correct and that I have not concealed or misrepresented any fact. Deponent K-0946

the killing of a man by cow vigilantes in Rajasthan. Noting that India is still the best country to uphold religious harmony and tolerance, the Tibetan spiritual leader said that all the world’s major religions flourished in India. “Religious harmony is very essential at a time when the sense of responsibility is lacking. But despite niggle it is possible in India, the most populated

Morigaon/Guwahati, Apr 6 (PTI): Peace talks with ULFA (Independent), led by Paresh Axom (Baruah), is only possible if the Centre comes forward for a dialogue process, pro-talk ULFA leader and its general secretary Anup Chetia today said. “Talks with the Paresh Baruah-led faction of ULFA is possible if the Central government comes forward honestly,” Chetia said at the general meeting of the protalk ULFA cadre. The ULFA founder leader declined to comment when asked if he has received any indication from Paresh Baruah for the peace talks. The ULFA general secretary also expressed concern at the alleged “apathetic attitude” of the Central Government towards the peace talk process with the ULFA. “Dialogue cannot be a one way traffic and the environment for talks should be created from the government’s side,” he said. “Discussion with the ULFA depends upon the goodwill of the Central Government,” Chetia said. Referring to the proposed settlement of Hindu Bangladeshis in Assam, Chetia said that “the issue is a complete political agenda of the BJP

government.” “The issue is being politicised by several forces. Not a single Hindu Bangladeshi family is willing to come to Assam when much hullaballoo is about the proposed amendment of the Citizenship Act,” Chetia claimed. Chetia was incarcerated in Dhaka after being arrested on December 21, 1997 under the Foreigners Act and the Passports Act for illegally carrying foreign currency and a satellite phone. On being asked about Subudh Biswas, the prime accused of Silapathar incident, Chetia said that any move against the state must be opposed by the people of Assam. The Silpathar violence took place on March 6 during the procession taken out by NiBBUSS leading to the destruction of an office of the local unit of AASU, Swahidbedi (memorial to Assam Agitation martyrs) and also causing damage to public and private properties and disruption of law and order situation in the area. Anup Chetia was sentenced to seven years imprisonment by a Bangladeshi court and held at Kashimpur Jail till November 11, 2015 before he was handed over by Bangladesh Government to India.

Ministers visit landslide affected village in Ukhrul Correspondent

IMPHAL, Apr 6: Manipur forest and environment, horticulture & soil conser vation minister Thounaoujam Shyamkumar Thursday visited landslide affected Sirarakhong village in interior Ukhrul district. At least four houses were damaged and fifteen others affected due to the massive landslide on Wednesday following incessant rain. An interstate road, Mahadev-Tolloi road was also hit by the landslide.

Th. Shyamkumar, accompanied by tribal & hill areas development minister N Kayisii, also provided monetary assistance of Rs 6.5 lakh to the landslide affected villagers. During his visit, minister Shyamkumar assured the villagers that all necessary assistance will be provided to the village and victims of the landslide from the departments concerned. Lack of proper drainage system, deforestation and climate change are some of the main reasons behind the massive

OFFICE OF THE IMSONGUNGER KIDONG TELONGJEM KOHIMA -797001, NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Imsongunger Kidong Telongjem Kohima would like to congratulate Er P.Lanu Aier, S/o Pangjunglepzuk Aier, of Longpa Village, for being promoted as Chief Engineer, Police Engineering Project, (PEP), Kohima, Nagaland. The Imsongunger wish and pray to the almighty God to grant him success and to bring more laurels for the union even in his future endeavour. N Lima Imsong Moachiba Imsong K-0927 President, IKTK Gen. Secy. IKTK

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KILOMI (M) VILLAGE COUNCIL PO CHOZUBA B.P.O. KILOMI

FELICITATES

The Kilomi (M) Village Council (KVC) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Inno Atomi Swu on being promoted to Joint Director, Inno Vishika Tuccu promoted to AEO under the Department of School Education and Inno Ghohuto Swu promoted to SDO, PWD Road & Bridges. KVC wishes them success in the future endeavours. (N.PHUHOI SWU) (BOSHKA SWU) Chairman Secretary Kilomi (M) Village Council Kilomi (M) Village Council Regd. No. : 408/2016

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landslide, the minister observed. The minister also expressed apprehension that entire village would be wiped out if incessant rainfall continue. The minister also advised the villagers to consult experts before constructing houses and building structures. Minister N Kayisii also assured the villagers that all possible help would be provided by the government. He also said that meeting would be held with officials of tribal &

hill areas development for constructing retaining wall and rehabilitation work for the affected villagers. Earlier, the villagers felicitated the visiting ministers at a simple function. The felicitation programme was attended by officials of Horticulture & Soil Conservation, Forests & Environment, Tribal & Hill Areas Development, Police officials, former MLA Khasim Ruivah, church leaders, village chief and villagers of the area.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER HEAD-QUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA CAMP-DIMAPUR : NAGALAND NOTICE

I, Smti. Rinku Devi, D/o. Lt. Ram Ekbal Das, permanent resident of H.No-42-G, Sec-2, Haralu Colony, Burma Camp, Dimapur : Nagaland do hereby afﬁrm on oath and declared as under :1. That I have taken a plot of land on lease vide Regd. No. 408/2016, Dated 19.08.2016 from Shri. Hovishe Sema, S/o Lt. Nahakhu, R/o Walford Colony, Dimapur : Nagaland for 30 years, covered by Patta No. 117, Dag No. 212, Block No. 11, Mouza No. 1 measuring an area of 17.5 Ls located at Walford Road. 2. That I am constructing a building on the said plot of land and I have invested a sum of Rs. 78,93,158/- (Rupees Seventy Eight Lakhs Ninety Three Thousand One hundred ﬁfty Eight) only till 31.3.2017. DP-3160

NO.REV-5/2008-D/4973///74 Dt. Dimapur the 5th April' 17 Whereas a complaint petition has been submitted by Shri. Sanjib Kumar Sethi against his tenant Shri. Mukesh Goswami, S/o Kamal Goswami, for non payment of house rent and electric bill etc. And whereas the allegation leveled against the said Shri. Mukesh Goswami is found to be a great offence/blunder on the part of the tenant to behave in such manner, which is seriously viewed. Therefore, the said Shri. Mukesh Goswami is hereby directed to report to the undersigned on 13.4.17 at 12:00 Noon. Failure to appear on the aforesaid date necessary action shall be initiate against you as per the provision of the Law. (Kesonyu Yhome) IAS Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland DP-3140

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND.

BEFORE THE JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC DIMAPUR : NAGALAND Regd. No. 441/17 Date : 6/4/17 AFFIDAVIT

NO. M-98/17

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 01/4/17

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti. Tialemla Mar -VrsSupongmar resident of Dimapur 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 01/05/17. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Tialemla Mar Village /Town Block No. : 8, Patta No. : 465, Dag No. : 221/566, Area : 02B-00K-00Ls. DP-3164

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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BJP not against Christian: CEM Correspondent

Diphu, Apr 6: The Chief Executive Member of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council, Tuliram Ronghang Wednesday said that Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is not in any way against Christian community. Many political parties are making bogus misinformation campaign against BJP, said the CEM while addressing a public meeting at Bithung Rangthama Garo area in West Karbi Anglong. Ronghang said that Christian community need not be afraid of BJP as the party has been making inroads in many Christian-dominated states of the country. He also urged all section of the people to take part in the nation building process and avail the benefits provided by National Democratic Alliance government to the common people.

Students ill after eating mid-day meal

Barpeta, Apr 6 (PTI): Sixty students of a primary school at Chenga in Assam’s Barpeta district fell ill after eating their mid-day meal, official sources said today. The students of Hahchara Lower Primary school fell ill yesterday and were admitted to the hospital after they started vomiting. They also complained of fever and diarrhoea. They have been kept under observation but their condition is stable now, the doctors said.

FELICITATES

The Sumi Aphuyemi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu (SAKK) would like to honour and acknowledge the following persons for their prestigious achievement and bringing laurels to the Aphuyemi in their respective fields. 1. Er. Kasho Chishi of Chishilimi Village, E.E. (Electrical), Electrical Division, Chumukedima. Governor's Commendation Certificate Award 2017. 2. Dr. Kitaka Sukhato Wotsa of Kitami Village. Qualified to be the 'Topgun' amongst the surgeons & Gynaecologists, Jan. 2017 batch of Diphoma Minimal Access Surgery in the OBJECTIVE SKILLS CLINICAL EXAMINATION by World Association of Laparoscopil surgeons. May their achievements draw inspiration for the up coming generations, as the Union further wishes them good health and success in their future endeavours. (Inushe Swu) General Secretary SAKK

Hello Jack, Wishing u a Happy Birthday,The book of Psalm 20:4,says.... May he give you the desire of your heart and make all of your plans succeed. And we YD, believed that he will used you in many ways for the extension of his Kingdom. HV a blessed Birthday.

KOHIMA TSUNGIKI KHUMSHUM

Pughoboto Regd. No. RS. 1704 Motto : "Knowledge As Weapon"

(Khekuto Achumi) President SAKK

Dear Lanutemsu As you grow older may the love of God and the grace of the almighty be with you and it is our prayer that may you live long for the glory of God . Happy Birthday !!! Mom, Dad and relatives _____________________

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BOMDILA, APR 6 (AGENCIES): Amid the controversy over meat consumption and crackdown on illegal slaughterhouses in north India, exiled Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama has said it is all right to have meat of dead animals but not of those slaughtered. “Buddhists who are taught not to harm other

creatures are vegetarian, but Sri Lankan monk had told me many years ago that they (monks) depend on livelihood on begging for their livelihood, Buddhist monks are neither vegetarian nor non-vegetarian,” he said while addressing people at Bomdila Buddha Park on Wednesday. His comment is significant in the wake of ongoing drive against illegal abattoirs in Uttar Pradesh and

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democratic country. This country has shown the way for thousands of years,” he said. “We are social animals and without a sense of compassion for each other we won’t be happy. Whether we are religious or not there is a need for love and compassion in the world,” the 14th Dalai Lama further noted. Moreover, the spiritual leader asked why people should be religious when religion seems to have such capacity for causing trouble. “Pope (Francis) had recently said it was better to be a good human being than a stupid Christian. Similarly, it is better to be good human being than a stupid Buddhist,” Stating that he was disturbed by terrorism in the name of religion, Dalai Lama said, ““We hear a lot about Muslim terrorists and of late Buddhist terrorists (Myanmar). But as soon as anyone indulges in terrorism, he is no longer a Muslim or a Buddhist. Come to think of it, Chinese officials describe me as a terrorist too.”

Peace talks with ULFA(I) if Centre comes forward: Chetia

I, Shri. Resham Lal Sharma alias Resham Sharma Adhikari, son of Homnath Sharma alias Hitaraj Adhikari, permanent resident of Vill. Wokil Bazar, P.O. Tarapur-3, Dist. Silchar, Assam and present address Assam Rifle Transit Camp Dimapur, Dist. Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows :1. That my name is Resham Lal Sharma and my father's name is Homnath Shrma but for my own convenience I want to add Adhikari after my name thus my name shall be Resham Lal Sharma Adhikari and my father's name shall be Hitaraj Adhikari. 2. That Resham Lal Sharma and Resham lal Sharma Adhikari refers to my name and of one person and Homnath Sharma and Hitaraj Adhikari refers to the name of my said father and one and same person only. 3. That henceforth I shall be known as Reshamlal Sharma Adhikari and my father shall be known as Hitaraj Adhikari for all purposes and intents. 4. That the contents of this affidavit are all true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing is concealed thereof. Deponent Sworn before me on this the 6th day of March, 2017. Notary Public DP-3150

With pride and delight, we the Kohima Tsungiki Khumshum would like to congratulate Dr. Chanchibemo Shiteo, S/o Pvükhomo Shiteo who is a bonafide member of KTK, for bringing recognition to Tsungiki village by being conferred Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) with the thesis titles “Prospects of cultural tourism in Nagaland.” From North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong. The Khumshum wish him great success and pray that the almighty God be always with him in his future endeavor.

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It is all right to have meat of dead animals: Dalai Lama

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, april 7, 2017

Dr. Chanchibemo Shiteo

Eyingbemo Kikon Chairman, KTK

Phyophio Kikon General Secretary, KTK

OFFICE OF THE

EASTERN SÜMI STUDENTS' UNION

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Eastern Sumi Students' Union overwhelmingly extend our deepest gratitude to every individuals who ﬁnancially contributed during Union's education tour 2017. 1 Hoho Yeptho, Director and Land ` 20000 Resource Development 2 Shetoyi Yeptho, Parl. Secy. ` 10000 Fishery, Printing & Stationeries 3 Viccashe Sumi (IPS) Retd. IGP ` 5000 4 Kiyelu (Abulu) Yeptho ` 2000 5 Nehoqhe Yeptho, Contractor ` 2000 6 Inoto Wotsa LDA ` 2000 7 Kakeshe Awomi (Sata) ` 2000 8 Kahuto Awomi Akükaü (Lizuto) ` 2000 9 Kawoshe Awomi Inspector ` 1000 10 Khutovi Chishi SDO Soil ` 5000 11 Hukiye N Tissica ` 10000 1st Class Contractor 12 Pillai Retd. SDO (Thokihe) ` 10000 The Union pray that the Almighty God continuously bless you all in your future endeavours. Tovi Kiba Gen. Secy,

Vinato Awomi Finance Secy,

Hutopu Yeputho President

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Developmental projects will put Jharkhand on world trade map: Modi

S A H E B G A N J (Jharkhand), APR 6 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday laid the foundation stones of a slew of projects, including a multi-modal terminal on the Ganga river here, and said the projects will put Jharkhand on the world trade map. Besides the terminal, Modi laid the foundation stones of a four-lane bridge connecting Jharkhand’s Sahebganj with Manihari in Bihar’s Katihar district and a 311-km GovindpurJamtara-Dumka-Sahebganj highway in the state. Speaking on the occasion, Modi reiterated his commitment to continue the war on corruption and said the country was witnessing a “new age of honesty”. “The four-lane bridge in not just the biggest bridge connecting two states; rather, it’s an avenue that will open up new opportunities for the state and take it towards development and progress,” he said. The Prime Minister said all the projects will not just create employment for thousands of youths in the

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Narendra Modi region but also help develop their skills. He said corruption has been the bane of the country as people in power looted money. “But we have waged this war against corruption and black money. And unless and until they return the looted money, I will not sit quiet,” he said adding that the youth of the country were determined to lead an honest life. “The age of honesty has dawned in the country where people want to work hard and work with honesty,” said Modi. Hailing Union Minister for Highways and Shipping Nitin Gadkari for his endeavour to develop inland waterways, Modi said once the Sahebganj multi-modal

terminal becomes operational, it will help landlocked Jharkhand put itself on the world trade map. “The multi-modal terminal will change Jharkhand’s fortunes. The state’s produce -- be it coal, minerals or agricultural goods -- all will reach foreign shores through this terminal. The terminal and the bridge will not just improve Jharkhand’s connectivity with Bihar and other eastern states, but also open up opportunities of trade with the rest of the world,” he said. The multi-modal terminal is an important part of development of National Waterway-1 (NW-1) from Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh to Haldia in West Bengal. NW-1 is being developed under the Jal Marg Vikas Project of the Inland Waterways Authority of India, with technical and financial assistance from the World Bank at an estimated cost of Rs 5,369 crore. The project will enable navigation of commercial vessels with capacities of 1,5002,000 DWT (deadweight tonnage). The Sahebganj

terminal is the second of the three multi-modal terminals to be constructed on NW-1, with the first in Varanasi and the third terminal in Haldia. The state-of-the-art terminal at Sahebganj will have a cargo handling capacity of 2.24 Million Tonnes Per Annum (MTPA) on completion in 2019. The terminal facilities will include berthing space for two vessels, stockyard, conveyor belt system with hoppers, barge loaders, shore protection works, roads, ramps, parking area, and terminal buildings. A roll-on, roll-off (ro-ro) terminal at Sahebganj will provide critical connectivity with Bihar at Manihari. On the occasion, the Prime Minister also handed out smartphones to women self-help groups, a project of the Jharkhand government under which one lakh smartphones will be distributed to give impetus to Digital India and ‘less cash’ initiatives. He also inaugurated two solar power units and stressed the importance of renewable energy.

Opposition slams government over ‘cow-vigilantism’ NEW DELHI, APR 6 (IANS): The opposition on Thursday came down heavily on the government for being “insensitive and ill-informed” on attacks on people by self-styled ‘gau rakshaks’ (cow-vigilantes). Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad accused the Bharatiya Janata Party government of ignorance, saying that the entire world knows about these attacks except them. Madhusudan Mistry of the Congress raised the matter during Zero Hour and said that the self-styled ‘gau rakshaks’ were harassing and killing people in the name cow protection. He was supported by the entire opposition as all of them were on their feet while he spoke on the issue. Pehlu Khan, a Muslim man in his fifties, was brutally beaten up by cow vigilantes in Rajasthan’s Alwar district on Saturday while transporting cows. Khan succumbed to his injuries on Monday night in a hospital where he was being treated. Mistry said that the state government was not doing anything about it.

BJP, Congress using Shunglu report to divert attention from ‘EVM fraud’: AAP

New Delhi, Apr 6 (IANS): The AAP on Thursday accused the opposition of raking up the Shunglu Committee report issue to divert attention from what it called the “EVM fraud” and asked why a similar committee was not set up to probe irregularities in Delhi’s municipal corporations. Talking to reporters here, Aam Aadmi Party leader Dilip Pandey also questioned the timing of the report being made public and said if the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-ruled central government actually had evidence against the AAP, it should send all its leaders to jail. Pandey’s remarks came after Delhi Congress President Ajay Maken on Thursday demanded the resignation of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over the Shunglu Committee report that has accused the AAP government of irregularities and nepotism in making appointments and abuse of power. “Every time the elections approach, BJP and Congress make baseless allegations against us, which are forgotten immediately

after elections are over. This happened in 2015 assembly polls, 2014 Lok Sabha elections as well as in 2013,” Pandey said. Pandey said the ruling BJP was finding it impossible to respond to the “EVM fraud” being exposed by the AAP, backed with “solid evidence”, and was trying to divert public attention now. The AAP had been consistently claiming that the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) were not tamper-proof and were actually manipulated during the assembly polls in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab. Pandey accused both the Congress and BJP of looting the municipal corporations for the last 20 years and asked them why no committee was set up to probe that. “If you (opposition parties) have evidence against us, then stop this drama and just place it before the public and hang us, or send us to jail. But who will probe and hang those plundering the municipal corporations?” Pandey said. AAP leader Ashutosh said the issue was being raised as both opposition

parties did not want any discussions on the AAP’s work in the field of education, health, providing free water and cheap electricity to the people of Delhi. Referring to the Shunglu Committee report that said rules were flouted to allot a bunglow at Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg or erstwhile Rouse Avenue to set up the AAP’s office, Ashutosh said: “Now they want a recognised party having its government in the state not to even have an office.” “No one asks how the Congress having zero seats in the Delhi assembly could have an office in Delhi, or how the BJP having just three seats also has an office in Delhi.” Ashutosh said there were no irregularities but only differences of opinion between the Delhi government and the Lt Governor’s office which the report talks about. Ashutosh said after the Delhi High Court order in August 2016, which recognised the Lt Governor as the administrative head of Delhi, no such decisions were subsequently taken without his approval.

Govt mulls a digital platform for ‘India Voice’ Clash over shifting of liquor shop in residential area in MP

NEW DELHI, APR 6 (AGENCIES): An official digital platform for the ‘India perspective’ — the Centre is considering a plan to launch a high-end digital platform that will present “India’s point of view and perspective on global events on the Internet”. Operating cost is estimated at around Rs 75 crore. The idea was discussed by a committee headed by the Prasar Bharati chairman, A Surya Prakash, and the Prasar board has approved it recently. The digital channel, according to its concept note, “will challenge the anti-India narrative in foreign media through hard and compelling commentary, challenge stereotypes attributed to Indian systems and put forward the India perspective”. The other members of the

committee included Sunil Alagh and Shashi Shekar Vempati, members, Prasar Bharati board, R Jagannathan, editorial director, Swarajya magazine, Vamsee Juluri, professor, University of San Francisco, and Prasar Bharati interim CEO Rajeev Singh. The digital platform will serve as the go-to point for “the Indian voice” for global opinion makers, influencers, domestic media, India-focused researchers, global academia and think tanks, Surya Prakash told ET, adding that Vempati had come up with the concept. The idea of a global news channel was first mooted by the United Progressive Alliance government but the initiative could never come to fruition. “It

couldn’t happen earlier for whatever reason. But this is the right time to have a global media presence,” Surya Prakash said. The report of the Prasar Bharati committee that ET has reviewed recommends that the proposed digital platform be created “through an appropriate corporate structure under the Companies Act, 2013, that will ensure both financial autonomy and global competitiveness”. The goals of this initiative will be to become a “global news brand for the voice of India”. Specific goals have been set: over a three-year period, 10 million to 100 million page views a month, 1 million mobile app downloads, and 1 million YouTube subscribers.

BHOPAL, APR 6 (PTI): Two vehicles were burnt and four others damaged in Bareli town of Raisen district after locals and employees of a liquor contractor clashed over shifting of the shop to a residential area. “The Excise Department officials were trying to shift the liquor shop from highway to Krishna Colony in the town yesterday in

accordance with the Supreme Court directives,” said police. The Supreme Court has recently banned sale of liquor within 500 metres of national and state highways. The residents of Krishna Colony, where the shop was being moved from the nearby highway, opposed this shifting. Police said confrontation started after locals opposed the open-

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ing of a liquor shop in the residential area. “The local residents alleged that the employees of the contractor threatened and attacked them. In the melee, some people burnt two vehicles and damaged four others (cars and jeeps),” a police official of Bareli Police Station told PTI. The

situation was later brought under control, said police. Bareli is about 115-km from state capital Bhopal. “The burnt and damaged vehicles belong to the liquor contractor and excise department. We have reg-

istered a case against the people on the complaint of excise officer Vivek Saxena. The residents have also lodged a complaint against excise department employees and contractor,” the police official added.

DISTRICT : KOHIMA.

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

(THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH ) ( KOHIMA BENCH ) W.P. (C) No.154(K)/ 2016. Khiemia-o Clan ………PETITIONER -VSThe State of Nagaland & 4 ors. ………. RESPONDENTS

To, 1. Shri. Viyalie. 2. Shri. Keneingulie. WHEREAS, the petitioner i.e. the Khiemia-o Clan of T.Khel Kohima Village has instituted a writ petition against the eviction order dated 1-8-2016 issued by the Deputy Commissioner, Kohima. You are hereby summoned to appear in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all material question relating to the writ petition on the day of 18th April, 2017 without fail. Take Notice that, in default of your appearance on the day before mentioned, the Writ Petition will be heard and determined in your absence. By order of the court, Asst. Registrar (Judicial) Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench. K-0944

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 3RD NAP BATTALION TUENSANG :: NAGALAND

No.3NAP(RO-27)2017-18/ /Dated Tuensang the To, No 35093 C/N Rongota Kezo S/O Late Atso Kezo A’ Coy 3rd NAP Battalion Tuensang, Nagaland

th April 2017.

Sub : - FINAL CALLING NOTICE Whereas No.35093 C/N Rongota Kezo S/O Late Atso Kezo of Half Nagarjan village PO/PS-Dimapur District-Dimapur was found absent from bonafide government duty with effect from 24.02.17. And whereas Calling Notice was issued vide No.3NAP (RO27)2016-17/2024 dated 07.03.17 and No.3NAP (RO-27)201617/2107 dated 23.03.17 to report back for duty immediately but have failed to report back till date. Now you are therefore once again directed to report back within 7(Seven) days from the date of publication of this Final Calling Notice failing which you will be declared ‘Deserter’ and will be dismissed from service from the date of your absence without further notice. Commandant, 3rd NAP Battalion, Tuensang Nagaland. DC-679

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SUMI HOHO Oking : Zunheboto

KUKUSSU Sumi Hoho Hiyam Mipemiqo eno Mijettomiqo asuchedo 2014 – 2017 dolo mulah ighikemiqo ado tove noh Sumi Baghi lau akumlah yehpithi nike eno akithemiqo kishessu venike ghenguno “Sumi Baghi Hoho” Asuzani, Ghixuqhi 11, 2017 (Tuesday, April 11, 2017), ayi 10:00 inaqhe, Town Hall, Zunheboto lo shussu ani. Tighenguno kukami, Village Council Chairman, VDB Secretary, Pastor, kijemi, sakiphemi, lhothemi eno sumi alokumsumi kumtssu pelo ighi noh ahoho hipau lo ssutsu penike kussu ani.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF FOOD & CIVIL SUPPLIES NAGALAND : DIMAPUR

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Dated Dimapur, the 6th April 2017

SHORT NOTICE INVITING TENDER

Tender in sealed cover affixing court fee stamp of Rs. 7.50 (Rupees Seven Fifty Paise) only for Transportation-cumHandling Agents are hereby re-invited from any Government Registered Contractors (NPWD/CPWD), having financially sound and experience in the said work as Transport-cumHandling Agent of PHH Foodgrains under NFSA for the revenue districts of Dimapur, Kohima, Longleng and Wokha inclusive of all PDC Centres in the districts. The detail condition pertaining to Tender paper against the above mentioned work will be available in the Office of the Director, Food & Civil Supplies, Nagaland, Dimapur with a payment of Rs. 2000/- (Rupees Two Thousand) only by cash from 8th April to 18th April, 2017 during office hours. The last date and time of receipt of Tender papers will be on April 24th 2017 till 11:00 hours and will opened on the same day at 13:00 hours. DC-599

 Alakhukippeu: Ino Khehoshe Yepthomi, Alakhumipeu Kukuphuu  Yekikithiu: Ino Vihoto Shohe, Akiyyeu & Ino Kakuto Chishi, Akiyyeu  Baibel kiphi & akighini: Dr. Daniel Chishi, Senior Pastor, Zunheboto Town Sumi Baptist Church  Alakhumipeu tsapi : Ino Toniho Yepthomi  Alokivi tsah: Ino Zheshito Swu, Alakhumipeu, Western Sumi Hoho (Thupishe 7)  Shikumto tsah: Ino K.L. Chishi, Former Chief Minister, Nagaland (Thupishe 15)  Alokivi tsah: (1) Ino Kaito Aye, Minister, Nagaland (Thupishe 10) (2) Ino Vikheho Swu, Minister, Nagaland (Thupishe 10)  Aleh kiphe: Ino Aron Asumi & akusamiqo  Akiyyettou yehkipithi: Ino Vihuto Asumi  Chapili Kiyyeu Yehkipithi: Ino Ghokhevi Chophi  Shikimithi tsah: Ino Hekhushe Shikhu, Akiyyeu  Phukuju Mqo: Ghakuttou (Convenor)  Kukumugha & anguagha kibe kighini: Rev. Yevito Sumi, Senior Pastor, Sumi Baptist Church Zunheboto AKISHINA Sd/Sd/(TONIHO YEPTHOMI) (VIHUTO ASUMI) Alakhumipeu Akiyyettou

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 121 Dimapur, friday, April 7, 2017

Cow versus human

saduddin Owaisi , president of the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM), dubbed as the MP with an image as an Islamist “firebrand” and also a three-time Lok Sabha member representing Hyderabad, has been unforgiving in taking on the saffron beef brigade, the gau rakshas, the vahinis etc. Owaisi had coined the phrase which has become popular- ‘cow is mummy in UP and yummy in north east’. He was taking a stand against the unleashing of violence against beef eaters and the pronouncements by the BJP governments in UP, Rajasthan and Gujarat that those transporting cows would be dealt with and worse for those caught consuming or being in possession of beef meat. Those caught transporting holy cows were brutally beaten up by hoodlums posing as protectors and defenders. In most cases, the victims were usually from one religious minority. Recently, some abattoirs in UP were burned down on the excuse that they were either illegal or licenses expired. The message was clear and strong- stop the business of goat or cow slaughter which again, is mostly carried out by people of the same religious minority. The thrust and importance given to imposition of ban on cow slaughter has gone off to a different direction and which has resulted in inhuman abuse on the victims and also lynching. Beef ban in India is not merely about a political blame-game but a serious matter that raises questions on how so-called vigilante groups appear to have presently assumed so much influence over authorities It is a matter of deep concern, that beef ban has given such elements a legitimate cause to create discord and even take the law into their own hands. Though cow slaughter is banned yet in the past many years, it was not at centre stage. Today, beef ban has become a national pastime for extreme right elements who have become the Talibans of modern, secular and democratic India. However since the BJP government came to power last year, food particularly the non- vegetarian kind has become an important political issue in BJP-ruled states. President Pranab Mukherjee had made a strong remark last year at the height of the violence and criminal offences unleashed by so-called cow protectors. He went on to say that India is a country of 1.3 billion people who belong to different ethnic groups, speak 122 languages and 1,600 dialects, and profess seven faiths. President Pranab reiterated that multiplicity was India’s strength which must be preserved at all costs adding that it found reflection in the various provisions of the Indian Constitution. After the UP victory which was indeed decisive and a complete landslide, the BJP has become emboldened to come out clear about its agenda where the sentiments of the majority will henceforth be primary; never mind that the majority do not necessarily worship or believe in the same god(s) or follow the same tradition(s). As reminded by president Mukherjee, India survived and thrives because the founding fathers from Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Patel etc people who knew and valued freedom because they had fought for it from the British rulers. Mahatma Gandhi had said “I have been long pledged to serve the cow but how can my religion also be the religion of the rest of the Indians? It will mean coercion against those Indians who are not Hindus.”

DailyDevotion The Collision of God and Sin …who Himself bore our sins in His own body on the tree… —1 Peter 2:24 The Cross of Christ is the revealed truth of God’s judgment on sin. Never associate the idea of martyrdom with the Cross of Christ. It was the supreme triumph, and it shook the very foundations of hell. There is nothing in time or eternity more absolutely certain and irrefutable than what Jesus Christ accomplished on the Cross— He made it possible for the entire human race to be brought back into a right-standing relationship with God. He made redemption the foundation of human life; that is, He made a way for every person to have fellowship with God. The Cross was not something thathappened to Jesus— He came to die; the Cross was His purpose in coming. He is “the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world” (Revelation 13:8). The incarnation of Christ would have no meaning without the Cross. Beware of separating “God was manifested in the flesh…” from “…He made Him…to be sin for us…” (1 Timothy 3:16 ; 2 Corinthians 5:21). The purpose of the incarnation was redemption. God came in the flesh to take sin away, not to accomplish something for Himself. The Cross is the central event in time and eternity, and the answer to all the problems of both. The Cross is not the cross of a man, but the Cross of God, and it can never be fully comprehended through human experience. The Cross is God exhibiting His nature. It is the gate through which any and every individual can enter into oneness with God. But it is not a gate we pass right through; it is one where we abide in the life that is found there. The heart of salvation is the Cross of Christ. The reason salvation is so easy to obtain is that it cost God so much. The Cross was the place where God and sinful man merged with a tremendous collision and where the way to life was opened. But all the cost and pain of the collision was absorbed by the heart of God.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, April 7, 2017

Post-mortem people of outside Nnpgs working group (wg) a decideCan for the state of Nagaland? positive approach: gprn/nscn

he GPRN/NSCN under the leadership of Gen. (Retd) M.B Neokpao Konyak and Mr. N. Kitovi Zhimomi would like to respond to one elderly gentleman called T.L Angami, supposedly the founder and advisor of Nagaland DB & GB Federation, who commented that the Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) Nagaland forming Working Group (WG) to pursue honourable and acceptable political solution for mainland Nagas i.e. Nagas of Nagaland was against the common aspiration of all Nagas. Yes it is corrective to say that the pioneers of our political struggle envisaged an independent Naga homeland from the occupational forces. It is also a fact that Naga Sovereignty and independence shall remain the undying desire as long as the Japfu and Saramati peaks keep their heights. However, as our history ran its course, our land was occupied and divided and so were our people. Artificial boundaries came without our approval and consent in the middle of our homeland. The invaders killed our people and burnt our villages. Our misfortune continued as our elders failed our people at a very crucial time and started a murderous episode with sophisticated weapons, modifying communist ideology with Christian socialism, purging all dissidents and critics in the name of “ Nagalim for Christ”. The hangover is visible today and thus the need to save Nagaland’s future generations has become the greatest challenge. This is the issue at hand and so need prompt clarifications to personal opinions like the one issued by Mr. T.L Angami. It matters little to us how political terms are interpreted and given grandiose musical sounds to soothe some elderly people’s aching body and mind in their idealist dream towards the evening of their

lives. An elderly man living in the local dailies, commenting on Indo-Naga political issues with a little more practical knowledge and with a little more practical knowledge and reasoning would have earned more respect instead of enforcing on the reader his imaginary preconceived view, utterly wolfish, unbecoming of a GB, let alone founder or adviser to anybody. Certainly the apex civil Societies, Tribal Bodies, Political observers, intellectuals of which he claims ownership to, must forgive the elderly servant of 3rd August 2015 accord. GPRN/NSCN does not indulge in mudslinging but it thrives on facts. There is nothing wrong for Nagas of Nagaland to seek a political solution safeguarding their land and people in the absence of physical integration of Nagas. Mr. Th. Muivah declared at Agri Expo ground in Dimapur on 29th Feb. 2012 in the presence of fifty thousand Nagas that Sovereignty and Integration was not possible. The same position was reiterated at Naithu Resort highest level meeting in presence of FNR in 2012. Recently on February 23, 2017, GOI MOS for home Kiren Rijiju reiterated that 3rd August 2015 Accord with NSCN (IM) will not compromise the territorial integrity of Manipur. Again on February 25, 2017, Mr. Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India declared at Imphal and we quote, “I, standing on the holy land of Manipur, promise you that there is not even a word in the accord which is against the interest of Manipuris”. He said the integrity of Manipur would be protected at any cost by the BJP government. Now a simple question to Mr. T. L Angami, if there is a solution between GOI and NSCN (IM) with no integration, is he prepared to give away his private lands for Manipuri Nagas to settle down? Surely even the highest generous

Naga tribes like the Angamis, Aos, Lothas, Konyaks, Sumis, Chakhesangs etc. are not in a position to give away their ancestral lands to other Nagas for settlement. If Mr. T.L Angami has found solution to such practical problems, God bless him. Whether the Angami Public Organization (APO) has authorized and empowered Mr. T. L Angami to make decisions on behalf of all Angami is unclear however Nagaland GB Federation (NGBF) and other Nagaland Tribes are all aware of the position of GOI on the issue of Naga integration. Like Mr. T. L Angami, there are elderly citizens in other towns and villages of Nagaland who are passionate on Naga issue yet much ignorant and misformed on the ground reality. We appreciate Mr. T. L Angami for his knowledge or lack of it because it is never too old to learn to earn respect without demanding through newspapers. There are political vultures polishing their beaks and claws, waiting to tear Nagaland through Framework Agreement with clauses such as shared sovereignty, suprastate, pan- Naga hoho, NSDZ etc. Fortunately, Nagaland is still served by committed patriots, apex tribal bodies, working class, intellectuals, and civil societies capable of defending our land and political right. The GPRN/ NSCN, in the interest of Nagas of Nagaland, reaffirm and reiterate our position that the aspiration for a free and sovereign Naga homeland is our legitimate right yet at a present time, owing to secretive and compromised nature of Naga issue, we will stand with other NNPGs from Nagaland and in consultation with apex civil societies and tribal bodies, create a favourable environment and seek an honourable solution with the GOI. MIP, GPRN/NSCN

veryone in Nagaland, including long standing non-Naga residens Citizen know General Secretary Th. Muivah makes all the NSCN (IM) decisions alone and its Ministry of Information Publicity (MIP) puts them as if it is from “the Collective Leadership”. Late Isaac Swu, even when the President was used for a titular decoration of the Organization and dittoed Muivah’s decisions. The IM General Secretary is from a Tribe with Social Institution where the decision making for the community rests with Chief of the Village more than the Institution of democratic Consultations and Discussions among Equals. It is significant that in all the more than several IM arranged so-called Consultative Meetings with the Public of Nagaland, the General Secretary did most of the talkings. In the Video of the grand Bangkok Naga Consultative Meeting, the IM Leader is seen doing most of the talking, teaching Politics, Religion and knowledge of the Mind of God on the Naga Issue and gesticulated fervently to the gathered elite Naga Delegates. It is necessary for the Public to know the Man in depth of the Naga Leader and sometimes we may have to touch on the deeper side of the Person, it is not antinational to say Muivah is a Dictator. This indicates a measure of his Leadership. His colleagues know to treat him like the North Koreans treat their President Kim Jong Un otherwise they would run the risk of being Un’s closest disposable relatives. It is true, Muivah greatly updated the name the NAGA in Circles wider than the State, the Writer personally feels so, yet Nagaland can not accept everything of whatever Muivah says in 3rd August Accord with the GoI on matters concerning Nagaland, the State Muivah does not represent. Manipur, the State to which Muivah belongs, strongly protests to the GoI that Manipur would not agree to whatever everything of Muivah’s demands against the desire of the Government of Manipur. During the NNC negotiation with Gundevia, the Foreign Secretary GoI Representative in early 1960s, the Governor now of Odisha Mr. Chubatoshi Jamir representing Nagaland State in Delhi wrote to Shilu Ao, the then Chief Minister of Nagaland that GoI should not make Agreement with the NNC over the head of the duly elected Government of Nagaland (GoN). The GoI again in 1997 made a Ceasefire Agreement with the IM without the slightest information to the GoN. The

Self-criticism and the menace of tribalism: Rejoinder to Kahuto Chishi’s ‘An address...’

ristotle believed that Writers/ Artists are imitators and the objects of imitation are men in action. It follows that we must represent men either as better than in real life, or as worse, or as they are. When Mr. Kahuto Chishi to his “fellow Sumis” opined the “address”, he had the foremost humility of extending “my personal and sincerest apologies to” the two gentleman “for the abuse and trauma; verbal, physical and psychological, that they suffered... ...at the hands of my tribesmen, the Sumis.” and the rest that follows opinionated through personal observation and self criticism within the poetic license to any man’s attempt at reasons of the author. I do not intend to step upon burning grounds which I cannot afford to mend, lest I can afford to do is pay my respect to a man true to his self and of self criticism [one of the fewer traits of a critic]. In his address, Mr. Kahuto C. had dared to stir up the hornet’s nest that most have seldom attempted at. He pushed on to present a story narrated to him, to which he beforehand questioned its authenticity, about the origin of paying a bridal price of the Sumi tribe as against the common theory upheld by the general against the backdrop of an oral tradition and the documentary of an Amazon tribe to which he drew substance and reciprocated the behavioural trait of “Showing Off ” in the effort to attract the opposite sex. In so doing he have poorly presented his crude yet a new theory of interest in the proper study of human traits, a mere exercise of the poetic license of a sociologist, but most certainly not to portray his fellow tribesmen in dim light and so the misconception does not arise. The metaphor that in “9 times out of 10, the dead are Sumis?” in any UG factions encounter and that “Dimapur does not belong to us” is a serious interrogation and a bold statement which requires more than thought provoking measures to tend to and the later does not intend to diminish the influence

of the Sumis in Dimapur, it rather calls for introspection and reads of a benevolent fatherly advice to SOME of the erring sons and daughters as any father would. The sharp edged and rugged tiles of sentences may not work in favour of the author in this highly delicate procedure and the inappropriate choice of words at some instances could most certainly form misconception in the eyes of the literary critics, if not a literary criticism perhaps no man could have written worse? But in reading Mr. Kahuto’s one must understand him as a social critic and not as a literary piece of art, only then one could truly reconcile oneself in appreciating the beauty of self criticism in his “address”. What is most disheartening is not the outrage with which we defend our tradition and custom, in fact they are the invisible bond which binds us together as Nagas and must not only be preserved but practised more than often, but the polity with which we impose it on in our work place and educational institutions on the basis of tribal lines is most frightening. The aura of our Educational Institutes are not to be tampered with, they are the sacred temples to any society unlike in our own home where our Institutions are fragmented on the lines of Tribal Union within a common Students’ body, and the Tribal Union within the specific Area Tribal Union and then within the Tribe Students’ Union and finally NSF. Behind the silver lining, they are frequently politicised, and most students in our State experience their first pinch of tribalism at Schools, Colleges and University than elsewhere. Colleges and Universities are places where students are supposed to be diversified on the basis of ideas and political ideologies they harbour, where opinions are debated and solutions and resolutions originates. Where there are Cultural Groups, Poetry Clubs, Writers’ Forums, Debate Groups, Marxists, Communists, Socialists, etc. before any Tribal Union. In every Institute’s Students’ body,

there is a specified post for cultural Secretary whose responsibility is to cater and provide platforms for cultural activities which belittles the role of Tribal Unions’ as the only means of preserving our traditions in Educational Institutes. Having said these, the question to do away with these Tribal Unions’ in our Educational Institute also does not arise on the mere grounds that they could harbour the seeds of Tribalism. Tribal Unions’ in Educational Institutions have seen outstanding efficiency in the mainland states and abroad, and in our very State these Unions’ have more than a much greater responsibility at hand: the responsibility to uproot the menace of Tribalism to the very depths. Nagas must beforehand prepare for any kind of war, we must realise that there is an even greater adversary at hand: ISM! Not only confined to Tribalism but Clan-ism, Departmentalism, Favouritism, etc. In conclusion, as is the case in painting, some depicted men as nobler than they are, others as less noble, while few drew them true to life, Mr. Kahuto have indeed put forth a most daring and the first major jibe of its kind, a criticism of life not confined to any particular tribe but directed towards the entire fragments divided along the invisible lines of tribalism and when he mentioned Sumis, in it we read Angamis, Aos, Rengmas, Lothas, Konyaks and with all the tribes of Nagaland and beyond. The integrity with which Nagas are revered forHonesty, Bravery and Selflessness are thus justified and our respect for Sumis multiplies even more not because of all the laurels and sacrifices they have contributed towards our people but because of the courage and selflessness of the few like Mr. Kahuto Chishi who are honest to their selves. Alone we could little, together we could so much. G O D, S AV E O U R NA GALAND! Kenilo Kent, Lower Pezielietsie, Kohima, (kenilokent.kk@gmail.com)

State should have been contacted, such treatment of ‘taking the State for granted’ is a sign of dishonor to the State and sours the Center-State Relationships. It is in Record, Muivah changes his Stands, Statements and Words, sometimes even some meanings. What he said yesterday may be different from what he says today. It is risky to believe on what he says today. Everybody in the Road knows NNC made Naga History irrefutable to India because of which Jawaharlal Nehru; India’s first Prime Minister had to agree with an overriding Special Constitutional Provision for Statehood of Nagaland. The IM tirelessly claims “India has accepted Naga’s unique History” as if the IM has attained it recently. It does not bode honorable for a great Organization to make statement like this again and again repeatedly in the Papers as if the Naga Public is a Fool. This Writer feels uncomfortable to write even these things like this in the Print, had it not been to set the Issue at an honorable rest. The Government of India’s Representative Interlocutor Mr. Ravi and the Home Minister Rajnath Singh, earlier on more than one occasion, have refuted Muivah’s claims. Recently a week ago, the IM Supremo claimed GoI has accepted the: i. ‘Integration of Naga Areas’ and ii. ‘Sovereignty of Nagalim’. The IM leader had 2 years ago publicly stated ‘Integration and Sovereignty are not in the Talk’, however a week ago he resurrected the Issue and claimed the GoI has agreed to the Naga demand. The Home Ministry immediately and very categorically refuted him. The State of Nagaland had been demanding “integration of contiguous Naga areas to State of Nagaland” in the 16-Point Agreement Talk long before the IM came into existence. But the GoI has in a every certain categorically terms refuted the recent IM Claim, and that is the end of the matter with the GoI on the Integration and Sovereignty Issue. Now, NAGALAND STATE is completely outside of the POLITICAL TALK of the GoI-IM Peace Accord of 3rd August 2015. It is not understood why and how the politicians of Nagaland poke their fingers on an Issue completely out of the State’s political context. Keep the ‘Pan Naga Hoho Authority’ and the ‘Shared Sovereignty’ safely in the Museum for some time! We will make our own Laws ourselves and govern us Nagaland ourselves. Thepfulhouvi Solo. IFS Retd (RR-68)

Reader’s Post

Sir,

The present scenario of SBI Tuli branch

Tuli town is a sub division under Mokokchung district in Nagaland which is considered as the second largest town in Mokokchung district after Mokokchung. It has well connected roadways to different places. The NH-61 also passes through this town. It is also a commercial hub like Dimapur in Nagaland but it’s distinct features is the availability of raw materials in abundance in and around the town for trade and commerce. Thus, People (both Nagas and non- Nagas) from different walks of life converge in the town throughout the year for carrying out their business activities. Through this article, I would like to bring to the notice of the concerned authority the grievances and troubles faced by the general public in so many occasions relating to the SBI Tuli branch for different bank related purpose. Apart from the people in the town or from neighbouring villages do have banking relation with this branch, but I have also seen many people from Tamlu and Kangching village visiting the bank for different purposes. Intended to bring a positive change that would largely benefit the people, I’m highlighting those grievances and difficulties faced by customers with the bank observed by me and others as well on regular basis. It is not always possible for an individual to go to bank and withdraw money and thus for this purpose and to make cash easily available to the public ATM service has been provided. But what if this ATM service itself is not properly giving it’s meant to be service to the public. One cannot always rely on bank as the long ques into the bank wasting all of our much needed valued time due to irregularities of ATM booth when we could have done so many important things. The needs of the general public and the business will be effected tremendously as we have already witnessed during demonetization. As the flow of cash in the form of taking and giving plays very crucial role for people from all walks of life and it’s circulation is 24/7 in the daily lives of human being whatever maybe the purpose and for this ATM was created by someone to be opened 24/7 knowing the necessities. Another very frustrating situation is shortages of cash in the bank. Whatever maybe the reason for shortages the authority should see to that. Bank are supposed to have money. In addition to that, I have experienced quite often such situation when a large number of customers waiting in long que of a single counter for both withdrawal and deposit for their turn due to non availability of other staffs in the other two cash counters, thus giving hardships to the people especially those who are in emergency. Another very interesting mockery is such that the only single ATM booth available in the entire town use to remain closed more days in a week. With the large number of increasing customers, one more ATM booth is very much necessitated in the town for the convenience of the general public. To conclude, I would like to urge the concerned authority to kindly look into this matter as early as possible and do the needful for the welfare of the general public. Imtisungkum Lemtur 17th Mile, Tuli Town

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

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, april 7, 2017

Training on oyster mushroom cultivation

Trainees and others after the training on oyster mushroom cultivation.

ABAM holds E-God event

the Dimapur area youth directors were the resource persons covering the area of building Christian leadership and creating God fearing society. They spoke of four encountering stages in leadership, namely forming, storming, norming and performing. With the assimilation of the four stages a Christian leader could create a God fearing society. Besides theoretical teachings, there were practical teachings as well. The practical lessons ended with a display on Heaven and hell. Altogether 337 youths inclusive of youth directors and youths from 90 Ao Baptist Churches attended the programme.

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DIMAPUR: Notun Bosti Council Dimapur (NBCD) has informed all the dog owners of Notun Bosti to properly chain and control their pets failing which the council said it would be compelled to issue shoot at sight order from April 10. In a press note, NBCD chairman E.Jon Ezung and secretary Kavito Ayemi stated that the council have repeatedly issued warning but the owners have failed to comply with the order of the council. The council said dogs found loitering around the colony jurisdiction would be shot at sight. The council also further informed the residents not to throw garbage at the road side or any places around the colony jurisdiction. The council cautioned that stern action would be initiated against the defaulters.

CMO Longleng asks staff to be regular

CMO interacting with the medical staffs during the review meeting.

DIMAPUR: Review meeting for first quarter (2017-2018) of Longleng District was held at IDSP Hall, Chief Medical Office on Wednesday with Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Dr. Ritu Thurr as

the chairperson. While delivering the keynote address, CMO Dr. Ritu highlighted the importance of the meeting and encouraged the staffs to be regular in the office. Dr. Ritu cautioned that

irregular staffs would be dealt with seriously. CMO also requested the ANM’s, GNM’s and the paramedics to be regu-

lar and to be sincere in their service as they were the backbone of the medical department. D r. T h u n g b e m o DMO (NVBDCP), Dr. Lanuchuba DTO (RNTCP), Dr. Imtiwapang Aier DIO (RCH/UIP) and Dr. Dennis Gynaecologist PHC Yachem presented power point presentations of their respective block reports. T h e m e e t i n g wa s attended by all the programme officers, NHM Staff, MO’s, Nurses and ASHA’s from the three blocks.

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DIMAPUR: Urban Primary Health Centre (UPHC), Burma Camp & Urban Primary Health Centre(UPHC), Duncan Bosti, Dimapur conducted free medical camps at 18 colonies under the DMC jurisdiction during the month of March. Residents of Zakiesatuo, Lotha church ,Oriental colony, Kyong colony, Chakhesang colony, PWD, Supply colony and LRC colony free camp was conducted by UPHC Duncan Bosti whereas bank colony, police colony, circuit house, DAM, Rengma colony, Rangailong colony, Dr Haralu I &II was covered by UPHC Burma Camp. The initiative was headed by the MO i/c UPHC, Burma Camp, MO i/c Duncan Bosti, Urban Consultant, GNMs, ANMs along with other NUHM staffs of both the UPHCs supported

by the Urban ASHA . Altogether, 1,411 patients of elderly people, pregnant women and children availed the free health services and free medicines. DAPCU mobile ICTC team and Urban Malaria team also attended the camps where patients were tested for HIV and malaria respectively. Counseling on proper nutrition & sanitation, importance of ANC & PNC checkup was provided to the people. The camp turned out to be a success with the targeted people turning up for the health service. It is to be noted that NUHM has coverage of 23 Wards in Urban Dimapur and conducts free health camps every month within its respective jurisdiction. Team further thanked the Chairman and GBs of the colonies for their support and cooperation during the camp.

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DIMAPUR: The North East Christian University (NECU) inaugurated its city office at Anchor Complex, East Block Burma Camp behind Bible Society of India (BSI) on April 5. In the program chaired by Rev. Dr. Z. Keyho, general secretary NBCC, chancellor NECU Rev. Dr. L. Anjo Keikung shared in brief about the university. The program was attended by Prof (Dr). Darlando Khathing vice chancellor, NECU and his wife, Governing Council Members of NECU, Rev. Dr. Rochill auxiliary secretary BSI, Rev. C. Amop Noklang director NDO and pastors from Dimapur Phom Baptist Church and Khiamniungan Baptist Church Dimapur. Vice chancellor NECU pronounced the vote of thanks and Dr. Keyho dedicated the NECU office with prayer.

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DIMAPUR: Ao Baptist Church Association (ABAM) Youth Ministry organized E-God (Encounter God) programme from April 3 to 5. ABAM Youth Ministry in a press note stated that on the evening of April 3 executive secretary, ABAM, Rev. Dr. Mar Atsongchanger encouraged the youth that there were two things to do to encounter God; first, listen to His call by turning from the ways of sin and second, do the will of God which was very important, only then the true encounter could take place. Asso. pastor Dimapur Ao Baptist Church, Imnatoshi Longkumer and Moatemjen Jamir, Nehimiah, Dimapur associated by

ent range of temperature were explained. Meanwhile, Bendangsenla (SRF) conducted the method demonstration of mushroom cultivation in detail for the participants. 90 spawn packets were distributed to the participants under TSP to take up the mushroom cultivation.

DIMAPURl: Chen Area Unit Mokokchung ( C AU M ) c e l e b r a t e d Konyak Aoleang on April 4 at the residence of L. Koshih Konyak, BDO RD Block, Tsurangkong. The programme was chaired by Nokyam Konyak, invocation prayer was pronounced by C. Pomei, assistant professor, welcome speech was delivered by Yapan Konyak, president CAUM and special songs were presented by Khampei and friend and Nyempo and friends. The significance of Aoleang was presented by Thrampa, treasurer CAU Mokokchung and Honngam, assistant professor. The celebration culminated with a grand Aoleang feast along with some special invitees from in and around Mokokc-

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(NTDPC) in 2014 and Bibek Debroy’s Committee in 2015. The RDA will act within the parameters of the Railway Act, 1989 and its major functions will be tariff determination and recommending principles for classification of commodities, framing principles for social service obligation and guidelines for track access charge. It will also be responsible for setting efficiency and performance standards besides global best practices and benchmarking. The Authority will have a Chairman and 3 members and can engage experts from relevant areas. The Chairman and the members of RDA will have a term of five years. An initial corpus of Rs 50 crores will be provided for setting up the organisation. RDA will help the government to take appropriate decisions on pricing of services commensurate with costs, suggest measures for enhancement of non-fare revenue, protection of consumer interests, promote competition, encourage market development and create positive environment for investment.

felt that permitting banks to invest in REITs and InvITs is positive for the real estate and infrastructure sector as well as banks. “Overall, the policy is well balanced with new supportive measures on asset reconstruction companies (ARCs). Banks’ participation under REITs and InvITs is expected to give more investment avenues to the financial industry,” said Dena Bank Chairman and MD Ashwani Kumar.

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RBI has allowed banks to invest in Real Estate Investment Trust (REITs) and Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs), a move that will help revive the cash-starved infrastructure sector. Banks are allowed to invest in equity-linked mutual funds, venture capital funds (VCFs) and equities to the extent of 20 percent of their Net Owned Fund (NOF). “It is proposed to allow banks to invest in REITs and InvITs within this umbrella limit. Detailed guidelines will be issued by May-end 2017,” the RBI said in its first bi-monthly monetary policy for 201718. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has put in place regulations for REITs and InvITs and requested the RBI to allow banks to participate in these schemes. The policy also lays down other important developmental policies such as expanding investor base in REITs, which will help expand and deepen domestic financial markets, ICICI Bank MD Chanda Kochhar said. Assocham President Sandeep Jajodia said this will give a boost to the sector which has been witnessing tough times in the past few years and the decision “really augurs well” for the real estate sector. Bank of

New Delhi, Apr 6 (PTI): The Cabinet on Thursday approved the formation of an independent rail regulatory authority to determine tariffs ensuring fair play and level playing field for private players keen on investment in the railways. Considered to be the biggest and first-of-its-kind reform in the rail sector, setting up of Rail Development Authority (RDA) is meant to improve the services offered to passengers, provide comfort to investors and enhance transparency and accountability. T h e R DA w i l l b e formed through an executive order of the government, according to the cabinet decision. It will make suggestions regarding policies for private investment to ensure reasonable safeguards to PPP investors and to resolve disputes over future concession agreements. The need of having a rail regulator has been emphasised by various committees for past many years since 2001. This includes Expert Group under the Chairmanship of Rakesh Mohan in 2001, the National Transport Development Policy Committee

NEW DELHI, APR 6 (IANS): Advised by the telecom regulator, Reliance Jio on Thursday said it will withdraw the three months complimentary benefits of Jio Summer Surprise, “as soon as operationally feasible, over the next few days”. “Today, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has advised Jio to withdraw the three months’ complimentary benefits of Jio Summer Surprise,” the company statement said. “Jio accepts this decision. Jio is in the process of fully complying with the regulator’s advice, and will be withdrawing the three months complimentary benefits of Jio Summer Surprise as soon as opera-

It will also suggest measures for absorption of new technologies and human resource development and provide framework for nondiscriminatory open access to the Dedicated Freight Corridor infrastructure. The appointment of the Chairman and members will be done by the central government from the panel of names recommended by the Search and Selection Committee consisting of Cabinet Secretary as Chairman, Railway Board Chairman, Secretary, Department of Personnel and Training, and Chairman of any Regulatory Body of central government nominated by the Cabinet Secretary. The Chairman and members will have a tenure of five years and can be removed by the central government on certain grounds like insolvency, conviction, misbehaviour, physical and mental incapability. In the Railway Budget 2015-16, Railways had announced that for the purpose of orderly development of infrastructure enabling competition and protection of customer interest, it is important to have a regulation mechanism independent of the service provider.

Mumbai, Apr 6 (IANS): The Reserve Bank of India, in its first bi-monthly monetary policy review of 2017-18, on Thursday kept its key lending rate unchanged at 6.25 per cent, saying it awaited further macroeconomic data before making changes. However, the RBI narrowed the policy corridor and hiked the reverse repo rate to six per cent. “Consequent upon the narrowing of the LAF (liquidity adjustment facility) corridor, the reverse repo rate under the LAF is at 6.0 per cent, and the marginal standing facility (MSF) rate and the Bank Rate are at 6.50 per cent,” an RBI policy statement said. “The decision of the MPC is consistent with a neutral stance of monetary policy in consonance with the objective of achieving the medium-term target for consumer price index (CPI) inflation of 4 per cent within a band of +/- 2 per cent, while supporting growth,” it added. The RBI said risks are evenly balanced around the inflation trajectory at the current juncture. “There are upside risks to the baseline projection,” it said.

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This is for public notification that, on the 5th April 2017 the School has lost the following materials belonging to the orphanage of the school from the school vehicle parked at Super Market. 1. LCD Samsung TV 2. Red Colour Acer Laptop with very important school documents. 3. Black bag with very important school files and documents. We earnestly pray to the person who has taken to kindly return the Laptop and the Bag. We also request and finder to kindly call up or inform the School office at 9612948254/9863164282. DP-3139

Syria ‘did not and will not’ use chemical weapons: FM

Turkish experts carry a victim of alleged chemical weapons attacks in Syrian city of Idlib, at a local hospital in Reyhanli, Hatay, Turkey. (AP/PTI)

Thailand king signs a new junta-backed constitution

ument in a televised ceremony in Bangkok today afternoon. In a pomp filled ceremony, the king then bestowed the signed charter to Thailand’s junta chief inside a ornate throne hall filled with white-clad political grandees and foreign dignitaries.

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NUNGYING VILLAGE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES UNION WOKHA : NAGALAND

With immense pride and joy, we the Nungying Village Government Employees Union extend our heartiest congratulations to our members for getting promotion in their service. 1. Shri. M. Nchumbemo Kikon, promoted to SDFO in Fishery Department. 2. Shri. T. Nzanbemo Kikon, promoted to UBSI in Police Department. The Union wishes them good health and a bright future. Sd/-General Secretary Nungying Village Government Employees Union

FELICITATION The LERIE-NST Lotha Union, Kohima, with immense pleasure conveys our heartiest congratulations to the following members for attaining higher position in their respective professions. 1. Shri. Khonthungo Kikon, promoted to Under Secretary, Civil Sectt. 2. Shri. E. Motsuthung Lotha, promoted to Asstt. Development Commissioner, Planning. 3. Shri. M. Renthungo Tungoe, promoted to Asstt. Superintendent, Power. The Union further wishes them long life and more success in their future endeavours. Sd/Sd/(MERITHUNG JAMI ) ( SHUMBENTHUNG PATTON) General Secretary Finance Secretary

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B A N G KO K , A P R 6 (AFP): Thailand’s king signed a new militarybacked constitution today that strengthens the army’s hand in government and puts the country on the path to polls after three years of junta rule. The military says the charter - Thailand’s twentieth since 1932 - will curb unrest in the politicallysplit kingdom and keep out corrupt lawmakers. But opponents say the new document means any polls, whose date keeps slipping, will only offer Thais a form of neutered democracy with a fully appointed senate and tough controls on elected politicians. King Maha Vajiralongkorn, who ascended the throne following the October death of his widely revered father Bhumibol Adulyadej, signed the doc-

Syria of chemical weapons. Israel has sought to avoid being dragged into the six-year Syrian conflict, but has acknowledged carrying out strikes to stop advanced weapons deliveries to Hezbollah, with whom it fought a devastating war in 2006. Syria and Israel remain officially at war, though the border was quiet for decades until Syria’s civil war began in 2011. Assad is supported by Israel’s enemies Iran and Lebanese movement Hezbollah. Russia also supports Assad and Netanyahu has held a series of talks with President Vladimir Putin in recent months to avoid accidental clashes in Syria.

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At least 86 people were killed on Tuesday in rebel-held Khan Sheikhun in Idlib province in the suspected chemical attack. The minister criticised the international community, saying there had been “zero” reaction. Britain, France and the United States yesterday held off calling a vote at the UN Security Council on a resolution demanding an investigation after Russia suggested it would veto it. Asked whether Israel should be more directly involved in the war in Syria, Lieberman replied, “Why would it be up to us to do the work of others? It is the responsibility of the international community.” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the world must act to rid

Syria’s armed forces “did not and will not” use chemical weapons, even against jihadist groups, Fo r e i g n M i n i s t e r Walid Muallem said today. “I stress to you once again: the Syrian army has not, did not and will not use this kind of weapons -not just against our own people, but even against the terrorists that attack our civilians with their mortar rounds,” he said. Muallem spoke at a press conference in Damascus two days after a suspected chemical attack left at least 86 people dead in the rebel-held town of Khan Sheikhun in northwestern Syria. T h e d e a t h s h ave sparked international outrage with many pointing the finger at the government of President Bashar al-Assad, but Muallem cast doubt on the evidence. “The first air raid conducted by the Syrian army was at 11:30 am on that day (Tuesday) and it attacked an arms depot belonging to Al-Nusra Front that contained chemical weapons,” he said. Al-Nusra -- now known as Fateh al-Sham Front -- was once Al-Qaeda’s Syria affiliate and is the main jihadist rival of the Islamic State group.

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Philippine President orders troops to SCS

MANILA, APR 6 (AFP): Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte today ordered Filipino troops to deploy on unoccupied South China Sea islands and reefs claimed by Manila, in a move that could provoke rival claimants including Beijing. In a surprise announcement, Duterte told reporters he has ordered soldiers to build structures on Philippine-claimed islands and reefs in the strategically located Spratly archipelago. “I have ordered the armed forces to occupy all,” he said during a visit to a military camp on the western Philippine island of Palawan, the largest land mass close to the Spratly group. “Erect structures there and raise the Philippine flag,” he said, adding Manila was claiming “nine or 10” Spratly islands, reefs or cays.

Suu Kyi denies ethnic cleansing of Rohingya Muslim minority

NAY PYI TAW, APR 6 (IANS): State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi has denied there is ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya Muslim minority in the country, despite widespread reports of abuses, a media report said. In a BBC interview on Wednesday, the Nobel laureate acknowledged problems in Rakhine state, where most Rohingya people live, but said ethnic cleansing was “too strong” a term to use. “I don’t think there is ethnic cleansing going on. I think ethnic cleansing is too strong an expression to use for what is happening,” she told the BBC. “I think there is a lot of hostility there - it is Muslims killing Muslims as well, if they think they are co-operating with the authorities.” “It is not just a matter of ethnic cleansing as you put it - it is a matter of people on different sides of the divide, and this divide we are

MOSCOW, APR 6 (AFP): Russian investigators today said they had searched a flat of acquaintances of the suspected Saint Petersburg metro bomber, as they probe the attack that left 13 people dead. “Objects relevant to the investigation were found during the search of the apartment where these people lived,” the Investigative Committee said. “They

were all confiscated and sent for analysis.” The people targeted in the search are “several citizens of Central Asian republics, who had been in contact” with suspected bomber, 22-year-old Akbarjon Djalilov, the committee said. It did not disclose the nature of the objects confiscated. Authorities said

CHOPHIMI PRAYER FELLOWSHIP

Chophimi Prayer Fellowship invites all the members and students of Class-X (Ten) above to join one day Prayer Fellowship to be hosted by Mr/Mrs. Aheto/Kitoli Chophi Unity Village, 5 th Mile, Dimapur on 11-04-2017 at 8:30 a.m. Blessings to younger generation, a special prayer by Prayer Warriors.

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Kepesikeshü Kuda Kewhimiapfü Mechü Krotho kehou va 19-u teisozha 8th April 2017 nhie keba 11:00 AM ki Urban Haat Dimapur nunu kehoutuoüzhie. Tsüphrü pete bu vor phre nu kieshüya. Kevor pete bu K.K.M.K pfhenei chükelieu se phre vorlie nu pesishüzhie. Kuda Kewhimiapfü Mechü Krotho Keseko.

OFFICE OF THE KONYAK UNION KOHIMA Regd. No. 2259 Dt. 9-7-93

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT KONYAK AOLEANG MONYU 2017

The Parents-Teachers Association of Kohima Science College, Jotsoma appeal to the State Government and the general public to extend help in any form to the college in the wake of the unfortunate event that befell the institution in the early hours of the 4th of April, 2017 at around 1:00 A.M. In the accidental fire, the Physics Department was razed to the ground and the Chemistry Department suffered severe damages.. For financial help, it can be sent to the Principal through the Association’s Bank Account. Account details are given below: Name of the Bank : SBI Lerie Branch, Kohima Bank A/c No : 36740765948 IFS Code : SBIN0008306 For further information, please contact either of the undersigned.

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(Dr. VINEETHA PILLAI) General Secretary P.T.A., Kohima Science College Contact No. 9436008333

trying to close up,” the defacto leader added. The Rohingya are denied citizenship in Myanmar, which views them as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh. They face routine official and public discrimination, reports the BBC. Tens of thousands of Rohingya live in make-shift refugee camps. According to authorities, about 70,000 have fled to Bangladesh to escape a government military operation in Rakhine, launched after nine policemen were

Russia search flat of bomber’s acquaintances

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killed in an attack last October. Last month, the UN announced that it would conduct an investigation into allegations the military has been indiscriminately targeting the Rohingya during the operation, subjecting them to rape, murder and torture. However, the Myanmar government has denied the claims. In response, Suu Kyi told the BBC that she had answered questions on the issue previously. “This question has been asked since 2013, when the last round of troubles broke out in Rakhine...they (the journalists) would ask me questions and I would answer them and people would say I said nothing.” “Simply because I did not make the statements people wanted, which people wanted me to make, simply to condemn one community or the other,” she added.

The Konyak Union Kohima would like to express our profound gratitude and appreciation to all the members, participants, well wishers and friends who contributed in Prayers, cash and kind and spared their valuable time in making the celebration of Aoleang Monyu 2017 a grand success. The Union especially thank to:1. Shri. Chotisuh Sazo, Hon’ble Minister PHED Nagaland who graced the Aoleang Monyu as Chief Guest along with his Lady Wife and party workers. 2. Shri. R.B Thong, Additional Chief Secretary & Development Commissioner Nagaland and his Lady Wife as Guest of Honour. 3. Mr & Mrs. C.L. John, Hon’ble Minister RD & REPA Chief Host Konyak Aoleang 2017. 4. Shri. Deo Nukhu, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary H & TE Nagaland. 5. General Secretary NBCC & his colleagues. 6. District Administration & police Kohima. 7. Deppt. of Tourism. 8. Deppt. of Power 9. Deppt. of IPR 10. PHED 11. Media 12. All the part takers in the programme. 13. Various committees & volunteers of Konyak Aoleang 2017. 14. Konyak Baptist Church, Kohima. 15. Phom Union, Kohima. 16. Cultural Troops from Chen, Wankon/Tobu, Wankon/Mon, Wankon/Wakching, Wankon/ Tangshimlan/Mrs. Angam Khong. The union deeply appreciates the contribution made by the individual and the group who had tirelessly worked toward the success of the Aoleang 2017. “MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL” YT. MANLEM KONYAK T.NGAMJOK KONYAK General Secy. President P/No. 9436657438 P/No. 9436015208 K-0964

We d n e s d a y t h e y h a d searched Djalilov’s residence and said CCTV footage showed him leaving his home ahead of the attack “with a bag and rucksack.” Investigators said Djalilov -- believed to be a Russian citizen born in the Central Asian nation of Kyrgyzstan – had set off a bomb in

a train carriage travelling between two busy Saint Petersburg metro stations on Monday afternoon. His remains were found at the site of the blast and traces of his DNA were also discovered on a bag containing a bomb at another metro station that was successfully defused, investigators said.

AICHISAGHEMI COMMUNITY DIMAPUR YEPITHI

Asutsa hipau pesuno aghamiqo lau yepithi lu akeuye ni Aichisaghemi community Dimapur Baghi Kukuptsa anike. Tighenguno aghami kumtsu vezumono akuputsa hipau lo ighitsu penike Kusu ani. Atsala :- 8th April 2017 Ado :- 09.00 Am A-a :- Inno Visheto Yeptho (Banker)

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Assad ordered gas attack: Israel

JERUSALEM/DAMASCUS, APR 6 (AFP): Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman today said he was “100 per cent sure” Syrian President Bashar al-Assad ordered a suspected chemical attack this week that provoked international outrage. Lieberman said the alleged attack in the neighbouring country was carried out “on the direct and premeditated command of Syrian President Bashar alAssad with Syrian planes.” “I say this with 100 per cent certainty,” Lieberman told the Yediot Aharonot daily, according to excerpts from an interview published on the paper’s website. He did not say what his certainty was based on.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, april 7, 2017

Nikishe Yeputhomi Chairman

A. Bokato Ayemi Secretary

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER

MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND No. JUDL – 17/90-91/356 Dated Mkg – 31st Mar 2017

PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas Smti. Zulumongla has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925, in order to claim family pension against her husband Late Imnasangba of Longkhum village. Therefore, public are hereby invited to file claims/objection if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. If no objection is received within the stipulated period, Succession Certificate shall be issued on her name. Sd/- Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung, Nagaland DC-675

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND STATE RURAL LIVELIHOODS MISSION

NAGALAND: KOHIMA NO.NSRLM/SMMU/LLD-FS Dated Kohima, the 6th April 2017 Sl.No Roll No Name (Farm Livelihoods) 1 41 Lemjan B Phom 2 33 Takalemba Jamir 3 56 Dr. Yanben M Kikon 4 57 Dr. N Morothung Ezung 5 52 M.L Daniel 6 59 Dr. Bongton Phom 7 11 Simon Sangsa Phom 8 4 Meciesunu Sakhrie 9 3 T. Rozila Sangtam 10 50 Purlemla Jamir 11 35 Jerry Z Patton 12 58 Dr. Pangdun Konyak 13 46 Atenjen Lemtur 14 22 Khesi Yhokha 15 36 Viewo-O Koza 16 19 Dr. Khumjungse 17 27 Zhoponu Chuzho Waiting List 1 13 Chanbemo Lotha 2 39 P. Shampa 3 16 Puchono Kweho 4 42 Pangchong Konyak 5 8 Imkongakum Imchen 6 12 Sarinangnen 7 1 A. Namei 8 10 Shangpong Konyak M 9 45 Kewepfhu Khape Sl.No Roll No Name (Non-Farm Livelihoods) 1 48 Thungjanbemo Lotha Waiting List 1 5 Mhachio Mozhui 2 24 Imlionen Longkumar The following Candidates have been selected for the Post of Functional Specialist- Livelihoods (Farm/NonFarm) under Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission. The selected candidates are directed to personally submit their Acceptance Letter to the Mission Director, SRLM, within 15 days from the date of result publication. Non-submission of Acceptance Letter within the stipulated period will nullify the selection and the same will be offered to the waiting list candidates. Appointment Order indicating the place of posting will be issued to the individuals concerned at the time of receiving the acceptance letter. Sd/(ATHEL O. LOTHA) Addl. Secretary, RD & Mission Director, SRLM Nagaland: Kohima DC-677

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Friday, April 7, 2017

Gadkaris remarks did Local entrepreneurs collaborate for sale hurt me: Asha Parekh L

eteran actress Asha Parekh says Union Minister Nitin Gadkaris remark that she “chased” him for the Padma Bhushan was hurtful.

The Minister for Road Transport and Highways had last year said Parekh approached him seeking recommendation for the prestigious award. The 74-year-old actress says Gadkaris comment wasnt right. “It did hurt me. It was not the right thing for him to do. But I took it with a pinch of salt. It didnt matter to me... Controversies are a part of the film industry,” Parekh told PTI. The Padma Bhushan is the third highest civilian award after the Bharat Ratna and the Padma Vibhushan.

Gadkari claimed that Parekh had told him that she was entitled for the Padma Bhushan due to her massive contribution to the Indian film industry. Pa r e k h wa s h o n oured with Padma Shri in 1992 and with a Lifetime Achievement award in 2014. She was one of the top stars in Hindi films from 1959 to 1973 and had worked with all top heroes of her time including Shammi Kapoor, Rajendra Kumar, Rajesh Khanna. Parekh is awaiting the release of her autobiography, “The Hit Girl”, penned by film critic Kha-

lid Mohamed. “I want people to read the book. I also want to focus on my hospital, so I am a little stressed about that. I am more concerned about the hospital,” she says. P ublished by Om books, the autobiography has a foreword penned by superstar Salman Khan. It is scheduled to launch on April 10.

ocal entrepreneurs from various outlets have collaborated for a jumble and fresh sales for two days. The sale will be held at Flow opposite IMC hall, Dimapur on April 7 and 8 starting from 2 pm to 6 p.m. and 11am to 6 p.m. respectively. The range of products to be found during the sale includes Cathy doll beauty products, clothes, mangas, anime DVDs, sisterhood accessories, ponies closet

clearance sale, Vizou’s design, gown, shoes, lingerie, flavoured tea, local meat pickles, gift items etc. The sale will showcase some of the creations of local designers and will bring together some rare collection which will be limited in stock. The organizers of the sale have invited all the interested buyers to come and make their pick. For more information one may contact 8787516614.

HAPPY 30TH ANNIVERSARY DAD AND MOM

Mr. & Mrs. Haulong Phom

It's Love that makes a relation. It's relation that makes a family. It's family that makes home, You both are a wonderful example of Love, relation and family. We love you. God bless you. DP-3151

Your loving Sons and daughter.

HAPPY 83rd BIRTHDAY of

Mrs. A. Shokhuli Chophy

MAY THE LORD BLESS ALL THE DAYS OF YOUR LIFE MAY YOU ENJOY THE PROSPERITY AND GOD'S BLESSINGS IN YOUR LIFE MAY YOU LIVE TO SEE YOUR GREAT GRAND CHILDREN'S GENERATION TILL THE DAYS OF YOUR LIFE. THUS IS THE MAN BLESSED, WHO FEAR THE LORD. "GREY HAIR IS A CROWN OF GLORY; IT IS ATTAINED BY A RIGHTEOUS LIFE" Proverbs 16:31

Designer Suliya Swu from Nagaland and Moumi Uzir from Guwahati showcasing there creations during Miss and Mrs. Bohagi contest at Guwahati.

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With love Children, in-laws, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

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Real Madrid maintain lead over Barca

Alvaro Morata with James Rodriguez after scoring his second goal of the night.

with a header after a corner had been flicked into his direction. The former Juventus hitman then had his second as Real went three goals to the good midway through the first half with a fine low finish. Real showed no signs of missing their key players but 17th-placed Leganes hit back through quickfire goals from Brazilian pair Gabriel and Luciano, both of whom finished from close range to the delight of the partisan crowd. But Real gave themselves some breathing space three minutes after half-time thanks in part

to Morata, whose header came off Leganes defender Martin Mantovani’s hand. The goals then dried up as did the chances, but Real walked off with all three points. Earlier on Wednesday evening, Barcelona scored three goals in the space of nine first-half minutes to brush aside Sevilla 3-0. Lionel Messi bagged a brace after Luis Suarez had opened the scoring. Luis Enrique’s men were full value for the win against a Sevilla side that were challenging for the title until a recent slump in results, with a defeat at the Nou Camp meaning they

India rises to 101 in FIFA rankings

Leander Paes

BENGALURU, Apr 6 (PTI): Veteran Leander Paes was today dropped from the Indian team for the Asia/Oceania Davis Cup tie against Uzbekistan to be held here from April 7 to 9. India’s non-playing captain Mahesh Bhupathi instead selected Rohan Bopanna to pair with Sriram Balaji in the second round Davis Cup tie in Group 1 of the Asia/ Oceania zone to be played at the KSLTA. Bopanna and Balaji will feature in the doubles match against Farrukh Dustov and Sanjar Fayziev. Bopanna is ranked 23rd in the world -- 34 spots above Paes. R a m k u m a r Ramanathan will now spearhead India’s singles challenge in place of injured Yuki Bhambri. Ramanathan will face Temur Ismailov in the first singles rubber tomorrow. Prajnesh Gunneswaran, who replaced the injured Bhambri, will then take on Fayziev in the second singles rubber. In the reverse singles on Sunday, Ramanathan will face Fayziev and Gunneswaran will play the final rubber against Ismai. K Y M C

K u c h i n g, A p r 6 (IANS): Indian shuttler Ajay Jayaram defeated Viktor Axelsen of Denmark 9-21, 21-14, 2119 to move into the men’s singles quarter-finals of the Malaysia Open Superseries here on Thursday. The match which lasted around 44 minutes at the Stadium Perpaduan - 3 here, saw a fightback from the Indian shuttler after dropping the opening game 9-11. But Jayaram gave a much better display in the second and third games to settle the issue. In the first game, it was a neck and neck competition but soon Axelsen took complete control of the opening game with some attacking shots. But the second game saw a great fightback from the Indian shuttler to bag the game 21-14. Continuing his d o m i n a n c e, Jaya r a m hit some great shots and showed swift court movements in the decider game. He maintained his 11-8 lead in the mid-game break and then prevailed over the fourth seed 21-19 to cause a massive upset.

Misbah announces retirement

Lahore, Apr 6 (PTI): Pakistan’s Test captain M i s b a h - u l - H a q t o d ay announced his retirement from international cricket, saying the upcoming series in the West Indies will be his last assignment. The 42-year-old has been leading the Test side since 2010, taking over the reins in the aftermath of the spot-fixing scandal in England. The first of the threeTest series against the West Indies begins in Jamaica on April 21, followed by a Test in Barbados on April 30. The series concludes with the third and final Test in Dominica, starting on May 10. Speaking at a press conference at the Gaddafi Stadium, Misbah said he would continue to play domestic cricket. “I am announcing my retirement from international cricket. The upcoming series

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against West Indies will be my last,” he said. Misbah, who was named one of Wisden’s five Cricketers of the Year yesterday, has led his side in 53 Tests since taking over and won 24 times. “I will continue to play cricket at the domestic level. Regarding when I will leave domestic cricket, I will decide it later.” H av i n g t a k e n t h e reins when the team was in the midst of a turbulent phase, Misbah guided Pakistan to the number one spot in the International Cricket Council (ICC) Test

ranking. “I’ve seen many ups and downs during my career. I was dropped from the team, played poorly as well at times. But then I had some great moments too where we became the number one Test team in the world. So overall, I am satisfied with my performance.” Misbah said he was disappointed at not having fulfilled his dream of winning the World Cup. “I had some unfinished business, but that’s how life is. I had a dream of winning the World Cup for Pakistan, but then I also had a dream of captaining the team in Pakistan. However, that is how life is. You don’t get everything you ask for.” His first assignment was the Test series against South Africa, following which he led the team to a 1-0 win over New Zealand.

Acknowledgement A thousand times we needed you A thousand times we cried If love alone could have saved you you never would have died... The family and relatives of Late Moasangla Jamir, would like to offer our thanks to the many people who showed great kindness and support during her illness till the time she left us on 31st March 2017. We are greatly appreciative of the dedication of the doctors and the entire staff at Eden Hospital for the love and compassion they showed during the short stay at the hospital. Sincere thanks are owed to all the friends and families who supported us spiritually, financially 20/9/1976 – 31/3/2017 & materially. We are sorry that we are unable to thank each one of you personally but we wish to express our gratitude to one and all through this column. We hope the almighty God will bless each one of you abundantly! Loving parents, son & family members

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WORDS OF APPRECIATION DEPT. OF FISHERIES

10TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY MRS. NLIBENI N.KIKON 07-04-2007

The Council of Rengma Baptist Churches is grateful to the Director and staff of the Department of Fisheries and DFO Kohima for extending their service by digging a fishery pond and donating net and feeds at its mission Centre Zunpha, Tseminyu. Secretary Development, CRBC K-0965

The day God took you home. It's been ten years, you left for your heavenly abode but we feel it was just yesterday. We can still hear words that you said. We can still feel your hands. We can still envision your smile, We can still hear you singing “Will there be any stars”… To live our life without you, Mom, though We cannot bear…. know that you are loved and missed by all who knew you best. We will miss you till we meet again at Jesus' feet. Loving children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Through this esteemed column, we, the bereaved family members of Late Mrs. Tosushe, would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual who stood by us materially, physically and ﬁnancially throughout the prolonged illness and at the sad demise on 30-03-2017. We profoundly regret our inability to thank everyone by name but we fervently pray that our Almighty God shower His abundant blessings upon you all. DP-3142

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a total of 331 points. Last month’s total saw them net 233 points. The near historic rise in rankings has seen Sunil Chhetri and company l e a p f r o g N o r t h Ko r e a , Thailand, Latvia, Jordan and Iraq to name a few. India are tied on points with Estonia, Lithuania and Nicaragua. The ranking of 101 elevated India to 11th in Asia. The rankings leave India in an optimum position to penetrate the top 100, as they last did in 1996, rising to 94. Meanwhile, Brazil toppled Argentina to become the No 1 team in the world followed by Germany, Chile and Colombia.

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Born on : 15-11-1955 Died on : 30-03-2017

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Dearest Mum, On this day, a year ago, we fondly remember your last sojourn on this temporal world for a place that is eternal, leaving with us memories to cherish with mellow tears in our hearts. “Because that someone we Love Is In Heaven, there’s a little bit of HEAVEN in our home” You are missed dearly but the Love, Faith, Prayers and wisdom you left with us will be an assurance for us to meet you in Heaven one day. REST IN PEACE MUM.

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New Delhi, Apr 6 (IANS): The Indian football team jumped 31 places to be at the 101st spot in the recently released FIFA rankings, their best in a couple of decades. From 132, Stephen Constantine’s boys rode their narrow 1-0 win against Myanmar in their third round opener of the 2019 AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers to record their sixth consecutive victory. India’s highest FIFA ranking so far has been 94, which was attained in February 1996 while India were ranked 99 in November 1993 and 100 in October 1993, December 1993 and April 1996. India accumulated

have collected only three points from their last five games. They could have been behind inside the opening five minutes but Messi’s first-time strike from just outside the area came back off the underside of the bar. Barca did go ahead in the 25th minute when Suarez reacted quickest to a loose ball in the six-yard box to acrobatically find the net. Three minutes later Messi finished off a rapid break to make it 2-0. Ivan Rakitic released Neymar down the left and, after his cross came to Suarez at the back post, the former Liverpool man squared for Messi to slot home from six yards. The game was as good as over in the 33rd minute when Messi scored his second of the evening and 43rd of the campaign. poor header by Nicolas Pareja dropped perfectly for the Argentinian, who volleyed past a helpless Sergio Rico from 12 yards. There proved to be no way back for Sevilla and their evening was compounded by the late dismissal of Vitolo, who was given his marching orders in added time after picking up a second caution.

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L e g a n e s, A p r 6 (Agencies): Real Madrid maintained their two-point lead over Barcelona at the top of LaLiga but a side missing Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale were put through their paces in a 4-2 win by a spirited Leganes. The absence of the rested duo, with Karim Benzema also on the bench, allowed fringe striker Alvaro Morata to grab the headlines with a brace at the Estadio Municipal de Butarque. After James Rodriguez had opened the scoring from a tap in on the quarter of an hour mark, Morata bagged his first three minutes later

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1913 – 02.04.2017 The family of Lt. Ghoihe Assumi convey our heartfelt gratitude to those who stood by us spiritually, physically and ﬁnancially during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved father on 2.04.17 We sincerely convey our gratitude to: 1) DOCTOR SUKHATO WOTSA & his staff of Faith Hospital & Research Centre Dimapur. 2) VIYITO AVI CHISHI, LT.COL. ZB BATTALION. 3) Friends & families of VALLEY VIEW SUMI BAPTIST CHURCH. 4) Friends , families and neighbours from Electrical Colony Full Nagarjan. 5) GHOKIMI KUPOSHUKULU KOHIMA & DIMAPUR, GHOKIMI STUDENTS UNION, GHOKIMI SERVICE UNION, GHOKIMI BAPTIST CHURCH, GHOKIMI CRC, GHOKIMI VILLAGE COUNCIL, GHOKIMI AKIGHINI MUQO. 6) Friends, family & neighbours from, Kohima and Dimapur. 7) Family & Friends from Tsaphimi, Kitami, Shishunu. 8) AWOHUMI TUGHALO KICHENI KUPOSHUKULU. We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual but pray that God bless you all abundantly in return. We will always be indebted for your Kind deeds towards us.

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Pune beat Mumbai by 7 wickets

Rajat Bhatia of Rising Pune Supergiant celebrates the wicket of Rayudu.

Pune, Apr 6 (IANS): Rising Pune Supergiants rode on superb batting by captain Steven Smith and Ajinkya Rahane to defeat Mumbai Indians by seven wickets in the second game of the 2017 IPL at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium here on Thursday. Chasing a target of 185, Pune crossed the line with just one ball to spare. The hosts had started their chase on a strong note, scoring at more than 10 runs an over in the initial stages before Mayank Agarwal was dismissed by Mitchell McClenaghan. Smith then joined Rahane in the middle and the duo added 58 runs in the space of seven overs to lay the foundation of a

successful run chase. Rahane scored 60 runs off 34 balls with six boundaries and three hits into the stands. He was finally dismissed when Nitish Rana pulled off an excellent catch at deep square leg off the bowling of Tim Southee. S m i t h , h o w e v e r, continued in the same vein and remained unbeaten on 84 runs off a mere 54 deliveries. His innings included seven boundaries and three sixes. Fittingly, it was he only who brought up the winning runs with two consecutive sixes off Kieron Pollard in the final over. For Mumbai, Southee, Hardik Pandya and McClenaghan bagged a wicket each. Earlier, Pandya’s last-over heroics

helped Mumbai recover from a mediocre position to post a healthy 184/8. Bengal medium pacer Ashoke Dinda was the culprit for the home side conceding 30 runs in the final over when Pandya (35 not out) hammered the right-armer for four sixes (including three consecutive) and a four to change the course of the game. South African legspinner Imran Tahir brought the hosts back into the game with three quick wickets after the Mumbai opening duo of Jos Buttler (38) and Parthiv Patel (19) added 45 runs for the opening wicket. Introduced in the fifth over, Tahir struck in his second ball when he bowled Patel round his legs before packing Mumbai

North Block, T. Khel and D. Khel win

Pete of D. Khel receiving MOM award on Thursday.

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Kohima, Apr 6 (NPN): North Block Warriors, T. Khel Knights and D. Khel United registered wins in the ongoing 4th 10th Northern Angami-1 T-bash on Thursday. In the first match, Nor th Block Warriors defeated Upper L. Khel Riders by 29 runs. Winning the toss, North block elected

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to bat and scored 108 runs losing 3 wickets in 12 overs. Renjen and Wabang scored 35 and 32 runs respectively. Chasing the target, Upper L. Khel could score only 79 runs losing 6 wickets in 12 overs. Renjen North Block was declared man of the match. In the second match, T.Khel Knights beat Middle Bayavü Lions by 1 wicket. Put to bat after losing the

toss, Middle Bayavü could score only 84 runs losing 5 wickets in 12 overs. T. Khel reached the target losing 9 wickets in 11.1 overs. Dziesevotuo and Abeizo of T.Khel scored 23 and 18 runs respectively. Ruokuobeituo of T.Khel was declared man of the match. In the third match, D. Khel United defeated Upper Bayavü Sixers by 2 wickets. Batting first, Upper Bayavü put up 86 runs on the board losing 6 wickets in 15 overs. D. Khel scored 87 runs losing 8 wickets in 14.3 overs. Pete of D. Khel was declared man of the match. Today’s matches 1st match: 7:00 am R.S. Challengers Vs Peraciezie Royals 2nd match: 10:00am Mission Dukes Vs P.Khel Eagles 3rd match: 1:00 pm Kenuozou Wolves Vs High School Daredevils

skipper Rohit Sharma (3) and Buttler in his next over to reduce Mumbai to 62/3. Sharma, who has been out of action for almost five months, was slow on his feet and it was enough for Tahir to break through his defence. One ball later, Tahir trapped the dangerous Buttler in front although television replays later showed that the Englishman had got a thick inside edge. After the strategic timeout, Pune skipper Smith introduced veteran allrounder Rajat Bhatia, who responded well by taking a simple return catch to pack Ambati Rayudu (10) before dismissing Krunal Pandya (3) cheaply. Australian leggie Adam Zampa then added to the misery for the visitors by picking the crucial wicket of Rana (34), comfortably caught by Bhatia at deep midwicket. Rana looked good for his 28-ball knock, consisting a four and two sixes, but it was the 30-run fourth-wicket stand with Rayudu and 18 runs with Pollard (27) that mattered more. Po l l a r d , w h o wa s dropped by M.S. Dhoni on 22, struggled to get the big shots before falling to a stunning running catch by Mayank Agarwal at the long-on boundary off Stokes.

Nagaland in semis of MP Verma Trophy Dimapur, Apr 6 (NPN): Team Nagaland has entered the semi finals of the 6th M.P. Verma Inter-State Invitation Cup (forty overs a side) at Patna. In the second match of the group today, Nagaland lost to Bihar by 26 runs but topped the group table by having a better net run rate in the league matches. Earlier Nagaland spinner Tahmeed Rahman took 5 wickets for 43 runs to restrict Bihar to modest total of 185 in 40 overs. Abishek scored 51 runs while Rajib Khan contributed 22 runs for Bihar. Chasing the target, Nagaland batsmen were bowled for 159 runs in 37.3 overs. Imliwati Lemtur scored 65 runs while Nagaho Chishi scored 22 runs for Nagaland. The semifinal match will be played on April 11 at Patna with the topper of another group.

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Yoddha Fighting C’ship at Kohima

Dimapur, Apr 6 (NPN): The 8th edition o f N a g a l a n d Ve t e r a n Football Tournament will kick start Friday at Phek town under the aegis of Nagaland Veteran Football Association (NVFA) and Phek District Veteran Fo o t b a l l A s s o c i a t i o n (PDVFA) as host. Ku z h o l u z o ( A z o ) Nienu, deputy chairman, State Planning Board, Nagaland will grace the inaugural function on April 7 at 10:00 AM. There will also be individual prizes for highest scorer, best midfielder, best defender, best goal keeper including best discipline team. Fighters in action during Yoddha Fighting Championship in Dimapur in 2014. (File)

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Kohima, Apr 6 (NPN): All Blacks defeated Powercomm by 2-1 in the ongoing Morning Premier League (MPL) organized b y M o r n i n g Fo o t b a l l Association (MFA) at Kohima local ground on Thursday morning. Azo and Weku scored one goal each for All Blacks in the 9th and 40th minute respectively. The solitary goal for Powercomm was scored by Gum in 65th minute.

Dimapur, Apr 6 (NPN): Yoddha Fighting Championship is back to Nagaland where it all started. The Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium, Kohima will be playing host on April 28 and 29 to some of the best amateur MMA fighters in the country. Yo d d h a F i g h t i n g Championship, a pan Indian Mixed Martial Arts promotion, had its first ever show in Dimapur on the November 9, 2014 and over the past 3 years Yoddha FC has held 6 Mixed Martial Art (MMA) events across India (Mumbai, Bangalore, Bhubaneshwar, and Delhi).

The championship will be a two-day event that will see fighters and their teams travel from across the county to Kohima. The fighters have been competing in the Yoddha FC regional tournaments to reach the Yoddha FC finals and there are many promising Naga fighters amongst them. Yoddha FC is dedicated to foster talent and creating future champions and by way of concentrating on amateur athletes, Yoddha FC has turned into a strong platfor m for amateur fighters to display their skill and further their careers in MMA.

This season has seen an unprecedented number of fighters compete with Yoddha FC (240). They have identified the best amateur talents in India via this tournament in its 1st Season. Post tryouts (bouts of fighters competing for a spot in the finals), there are 8 semifinalists in the following weight categories: Strawweight (52kgs), Flyweight (57kgs) Bantamweight (61kgs), Featherweight ( 6 6 k g s ) , L i g h t we i g h t (70kgs) and Welterweight (77kgs). They will now vie for the championship belts in their respective weight categories.

Venus crashes out in Charleston

MIAMI , A p r 6 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : Ve n u s Williams was sent crashing out of the WTA Charleston clay court event on Wednesday, losing a grueling three-set second round battle to Germany’s Laura Siegemund. The veteran third seed bowed out in her opening match of the tournament, losing 6-4, 6-7 (3/7), 7-5 to the 29-year-old world number 37. It was Siegemund’s second three-setter of the tournament, and the German admitted she was as sur prised as anyone following the win over the former world number one which saw her save two match points. “I have no idea!” Siegemund told an interviewer on court when asked to explain her victory. “It was a really good match; it was going up and down. I just tried to believe in my game, and if I was down, I

Venus Williams returns a shot against Laura Siegemund during a second-round match at the Volvo Car Open on Wednesday.

told myself I was going to get more chances.” Siegemund squandered a match point in the second set and was then broken as she served for the match in the same set as Williams forced a third set. Siegemund then recovered twice from breaks in the decider and saved two match points of her own as Williams served for the

match at 5-4. Siegemund broke however to level it at 5-5 and then held and broke Williams to clinch victory. Williams admitted she had been unable to shake off Siegemund. “I tried my best to think this could be the best match she’ll ever play in her life, honestly,” Williams said. “I basically won but still lost. I really played the

best game I could. I pretty much hit winners, but she hit winners back on me, and I just didn’t have any answers for that.” “I don’t know much more that I could do. I mean, there were some errors I made in the beginning, but when push came to shove, I feel like I did the right things, but somehow inexplicably came up empty.”

Hazard double sees off Man City; Spurs, Arsenal win

Leroy Sane pursues the ball as N’Golo Kante gives chase during the first half of the encounter on Wednesday.

L o nd o n , A p r 6 (Agencies): Chelsea maintained their seven-point advantage at the top of the Premier League after seeing off Manchester City 2-1 in a tense affair at Stamford Bridge. The loss signals the first time Pep Guardiola has suffered defeats home and away to the same team in a single season, leaving City to battle it out for a top-four

spot and seemingly out of the title race. A n t o n i o C o n t e ’s side opened the scoring in the 10th minute after the Belgian’s effort deflected off the returning Vincent Kompany before beating Willy Caballero. Thibaut Courtois committed a rare mistake to let City back into the tie after his poor clearance was picked up by David Silva

before the former Valencia man’s shot was pushed into the path of Sergio Aguero who tapped in. Chelsea re-established their lead before the break when Hazard found the net at the second time of asking after Caballero got down well to save the former Lille player’s spot-kick. City were unlucky not to pull level after the interval when Kompany’s header

crashed off the crossbar before John Stones failed to convert from six yards out in injury time. Chelsea continue their title push when they travel to Bournemouth on the eight of April. While City host in-form Hull City on the same date. Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur kept their slim title hopes alive after scoring three late goals to see off a stubborn Swansea side at the Liberty Stadium. It was the visitors who dominated possession early on but found themselves a goal down when former player Wayne Routledge displayed good feet before dispatching his effort at the near-post in the 11th minute. Just as it seemed a combination of Swansea’s grit and Spurs’ lack of cutting edge was about to cost the away-team, Dele Alli pulled his side level with two minutes to play after he converted Christian Eriksen’s cross. The visitors pushed for the a win and they got their just rewards in added time after Son Heung-min fired home before Eriksen wrapped up the points with a superb curling effort. Second-placed Spurs continue to apply pressure on Chelsea with the win, while the loss sees Paul Clement’s

side drop to 18th. At the Emirates, Arsenal boosted their top-four chances and eased pressure on Arsene Wenger with a 3-0 win over relegation threatened West Ham. Mesut Ozil broke the deadlock on his 150th appearance for Arsene Wenger’s side after the German capitalized on Jose Fonte’s mistake before firing home. The former Real Madrid man was involved 10 minutes later when he crossed to Theo Walcott at the back-post before the 28-year-old found the net from eight yards out for a deserved two-goal lead. Any chance of an unlikely West Ham comeback was put to bed in the 83rd minute when substitution Olivier Giroud curled home from long-range after Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain picked the Frenchman out. The win sees Arsenal up to fifth in the table; four points off Manchester City. While West Ham hover just five points from safety. Match results Swansea City 1-3 Tottenham Arsenal 3-0 West Ham Hull City 4-2 Middlesbrough Southampton 3-1 Crystal Palace Liverpool 2-2 Bournemouth Chelsea 2-1 Man. City

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