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Nitish to formally join NDA
ULB issue: CNTC reaffirms to back MAY become NDA convenor; SHARAD REMOVED AS LEADER OF RS JCC’s demand PATNA, AUG 12 (AGENCIES): Bihar chief minister and Janta Dal (United) national president Nitish Kumar is expected to formally announce his decision to join the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) at the party’s national executive meeting in Patna on August 19. Nitish’s retur n to NDA fold has bolstered the prospects for NDA in 2019 general elections and he is tipped to play a bigger role in that process. Sources close to Nitish told News18 that he would be made convenor of the NDA, the stature once enjoyed by George Fernandes and Sharad Yadav. JD(U) leaders said this was only a formality after Nitish came out of Mahagathbandhan and formed a new government in the state along with the BJP-led NDA. Meanwhile, veteran JD (U) leader Sharad Yadav, who opposed the party’s decision to ally with the BJP in Bihar, was on Saturday removed as leader of JD(U) in the Rajya Sabha. The action against Yadav
I-Day: NE rebels call for total shutdown
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IMPHAL, AUG 12: Militant outfits of the North East have given a joint call to boycott the Independence Day celebration in the region on August 15. In a statement issued by United National Liberation Front of WESEA (UNLFW), an umbrella group of several NE based rebel outfits, condemned the “continuous racist attacks” on people from the region in Indian mainland. The UNLFW consisting ULFA (I), NDFB (S), NSCN (K), KLO; CorCom (under which six Meitei outfits operate) and two Meghalaya-based groups Garo National Liberation Army and Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council. “All public and private transportation should come to a grinding halt, all shops and markets to draw their shutters down, educational institutions to remain close on August 15, 2016 from 1 am till 6 pm,” the statement read. However, essential and humanitarian services have been exempted from the shutdown call. “Our target is the Indian occupational forces, not a single civilian,” it announced.
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‘Fact is, Nagaland needs more money to cover deficit and for budgets of parallel governments.” K Y M C
Nitish Kumar (File)
came as BJP president Amit Shah announced that he had formally invited Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar to join the NDA. On Saturday, JD(U) members of the Upper House members backing Nitish met Rajya Sabha Chairman Venkaiah Naidu to hand him a letter appointing R.C.P. Singh as their leader in place of Yadav in the House. After formally joining NDA, JD(U) would be offered two ministerial berths in the Centre – one of cabinet rank and the other as minister of state. “However it will take time and would delay cabinet reshuffle as the party will try to replace Sharad Yadav and Ali Anwar with new members in
the Rajya Sabha. If they do not resign on their own, they can then go to the disciplinary committee as both are engaged in anti party activities. If this does not work, there are other ways to ensure their ouster from the Rajya Sabha,” sources said. JD(U), after switching sides took tough stand and suspended lawmaker Ali Anwar Ansari from the party for attending a meeting of opposition parties Friday convened by Congress chief Sonia Gandhi. JD(U) has two MPs in the Lok Sabha and nine in Rajya Sabha, which is very crucial for the BJP considering it is in minority in the Upper House. Party’s national general secretary KC Tyagi said, “Nitish Kumar himself will moot the proposal which will be passed unanimously. This is a historic moment for Bihar when the same alliance is at the helm of affairs in the state and at the Centre. The combined efforts of Centre and state will help the state reach new heights of development.”
NCD appeals Municipal deptt on dumping wastes
D I M A P U R , AU G 1 2 (NPN): Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) has appealed to the Municipal Affairs department to allow the Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) to dump garbage and waste at the present dumping site till October 2018 i.e. till the completion of the solid waste management facility. In a representation addressed to the parliamentary secretary municipal affairs, the NCD president, T Bangerloba, and general secretary, Thsapongkyu Sangtam, said in the event of non-cooperation or protest by the Sunrise colony against dumping of wastage the present site, the general public of Dimapur have resolved “to proceed for de-recognition of the said colony from the concerned authority.” The signatories said this was resolved at an
emergency public meeting held on August 12, 2017 at Lotha Hoho Ki, Dimapur under the aegis of the Naga Council Dimapur (NCD). NCD also appealed to the state government to abide by the agreement that was arrived at between the government of Nagaland and Newwaves Biofuels India Pvt Ltd. on October 3, 2016 for setting up of solid waste management project. NDC said in the terms and conditions of the agreement it has been “clearly emphasized that the project shall be completed within a period of two years.” Failure to complete the project within the stipulated time, the NCD cautioned that the general public of Dimapur would “do anything within its power against either the government of Nagaland or the Newwaves Biofuels India Pvt Ltd.”
DIMAPUR, AUG 12 (NPN): Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) has reaffirmed to stand by the demands of the Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) in regards to the ULB issue. According to CNTC media cell, a three-point resolution on Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) issue was adopted on August 5 during the joint meeting of three Dimapur based federating units-- Ao Senso Telongjem Dimapur, Lotha Hoho Dimapur and Western Sumi Hoho at the Lotha Hoho Ki Dimapur. At the meeting, the house reendorsed the JCC members from CNTC to pursue the pending demands on ULB issue/matters till it is fulfilled, while also keeping focus on the original JCC demands without any political agendas or involvement in it. CNTC resolved to support JCC’s demand for revocation of November 24, 2016 Assembly resolution on ULB issue, early amendment of the contentious Municipal Act 2001 and demand for the Joint Inquiry Committee (JIC) report from the state government within two months time. Meanwhile, the house also decided to allow JCC to hold prior consultations and proper co-ordination with the apex CNTC platform on any issue or matter involving the common interests, while pursuing the demands.
SC on interim bail by higher court NEW DELHI, AUG 12 (AGENCIES): Deprecating the practice of trial courts giving regular bail to accused on the basis of higher court’s order to grant interim anticipatory bail, the Supreme Court has restrained subordinate courts from passing such order, saying that it is an abuse of process of law. A bench of Justices Ranjan Gogoi and Navin Sinha said that trial court’s order granting bail to accused would virtually make the higher court’s order infructuous if it finally decided to withdraw the interim protection given to accused by dismissing plea for anticipatory bail. The bench passed the direction after noting that it had become a regular practice for accused to surrender before trial court and seek regular bail immediately after interim pre-arrest bail was granted by higher forums.
CM inspects road repair works in Dmu Staff Reporter
DIMAPUR, AUG 12 (NPN): Following the decisions taken at a coordination committee meeting on August 3, 2017 for immediate repair and restoration of roads and bridges severely damaged or washed away by the monsoon, the state chief minister, TR Zeliang, inspected the temporary road repair and restoration works here Saturday. The chief minister was accompanied by minister road and bridges, Dr Neikiesalie Nicky Kire, minister school education & parliamentary affairs, Tokheho Yepthomi, minister national highways & political affairs, G Kaito Aye, and parliamentary secretary irrigation & flood control, Tovihoto Aye. While inspecting the work sites, the chief minister said the current repair works being undertaken was only for emergency restoration, which would sustain for two to three months. After observing the slow pace of work around Purana Bazaar area, the chief minister said he has already directed the responsible departments to redouble machinery works by deploying three-four road rollers. Since it is not feasible to work during daytime due to heavy traffic, the chief minister said he has directed the officials to start works from 8pm and continue till wee hours on all days including Sundays. Meanwhile, the chief min-
Zeliang and his cabinet colleagues with youths trained under YoCW on Saturday.
ister disclosed that sanction has already been made for two laning of road from Tragopan JunctionPurana Bazaar and four laning from Purana Bazaar-Chumukedima. He added that tender has also been floated and contractor(s) selected. Zeliang expressed confidence that in another two-three months all those road works would begin after final approval by National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation (NHIDCL). The chief minister has however expressed concern over the encroachment of road from Purana Bazaar-Chumukedima. Pointing out a minimum of 120 ft would be required for four-lane project, Zeliang said that it would not be possible if the encroachment was left unchecked. In this regard, the chief minister has directed the Dimapur district administration to look into the issue. Zeliang was optimistic
that traffic congestion in Dimapur would subside after completion of four lane. With regard to Dimapur-Kohima by-pass road, he said sanction has been made and road would be completed within two years. Earlier, the chief minister also had a brief interaction with youths trained under Year of construction workers (YoCW), who had voluntarily turned up to help in road repair works at Purana Bazaar. Trained youths apprised the chief minister on the need for imparting another skills training to them in varied fields. Zeliang said following the declaration of the year 2016-17 as the YoCW the government has funded the youths for undergoing training. The chief minister, however, assured that funds would be provided wherever required if the youth were willing to work. In this regard, the chief minister asked the youths to identify the area of training they required.
Dispute over parallel NPF Central offices D I M A P U R , AU G 1 2 (NPN): A tug of war over setting up of parallel NPF office in Kohima led to a stand-off between supporters of NPF president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu and interim NPF president, Neiphiu Rio on Saturday. According to reports, over 40 youths of the 10 Northern Angami-I A/C NPF youth wing staged a protest outside the newly established office of the interim NPF president at Legacy complex, Bayavü Kohima demanding the closure of the “illegal NPF office” setup under Rio. However, Rio-led NPF party had clarified that the office setup at Legacy complex was just a temporary one. The party’s Kohima division youth wing alleged that around 100 people had come to the office with the sole agenda of violence and to create law and order situ-
10 Northern Angami-I NPF youth wing members outside Legacy complex in Kohima on Saturday.
ation in the otherwise peaceful state capital. Ultimatum: The 10 Northern Angami-I A/C NFP youth wing on Saturday served an ultimatum demanding that the illegal NPF office setup at Hotel Legacy in Bayavü, Kohima be shutdown on or before August 13, 2017. In a press note, the youth wing president Viliehou Suokhrie and vice president, Pfulikhrie Keretsu
pointed out that the so called office inaugurated on August 10, under the jurisdiction of 10 NA-I A/C, by “the so called interim president, Neiphiu Rio was unauthorized and illegal.” The youth wing, while serving the ultimatum also made known that the NPF, with its legitimate Central office located at Sokriezie below Hotel Japfü, has only one president-- Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu who was duly
elected during the General Convention held on November 26, 2014 and the same reaffirmed on April 30, 2015. The youth wing termed the action of Neiphiu Rio and his supporters, for opening the illegal office under their jurisdiction, as a direct challenge to their authority. It is highly provocative and would invite direct confrontation, the youth wing stated. Therefore, the youth wing demanded that the so called office had to close down and all NPF flags removed by August 13. Failing to comply with the ultimatum would invite “repercussion of extreme degree and for which Rio would be held solely responsible, the wing warned. Meanwhile, NPF Kohima division youth wing said it fully supports the 10 NA-I youth wing ultimatum demanding closure of the so-called illegal NPF office (Cont’d on p-5)
NPF sit-in protest against Governor enters second day NH-61 blockade: TAJCF, Correspondent
KO H I M A , A U G 1 2 (NPN): Naga Peoples’ Front (NPF), under the aegis of NPF youth wing, sit-in protest against the Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya entered second day Saturday at the entrance gate of the Raj Bhavan. The youth wing sit-in (dharna) since August 11, demanded restoration of rule of Indian constitution, dismissal of the “unconstitutional government” of T.R. Zeliang and recall of Governor from the state. Braving the rains, the youth were joined by the MLAs, CEC members, farmer and women wings. Addressing at the protestors C.L John, MLA reminded that the regional party had survived against all odds since 1993 and only NPF can maintain the integrity and unique identity of
IR personnel stand guard as NPF central youth wing stage sit-in protest outside Raj Bhavan, Kohima.
the Nagas. Taking a jibe at Governor P.B. Acharya and for being away, John opined that he (Acharya) may have gone to Delhi to learn about the constitution since he lacked knowledge about it. John said Acharya ignored that the current issue was an internal affair of the
NPF and that he has power because of being an RSS. He said one day Acharya will fall from power and be forced to eat his own words. John paid tribute to all the founding members of NPF, many of who are no more, but added it was fortunate that veteran region-
alist like Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu was still alive. Besides other MLAs with T.R. Zeliang, John said many of them never contested as NPF candidates but joined the party for money and position and also defected since they did no care for the Nagas.
John also said such members always fall prey to temptations and so if Prime Minister Narendra Modi falls, such members who presently were mulling to join BJP would also fall along with Modi. He listed many who used to be in regional parties but left it to join ruling parties such as former chief ministers, Dr. S.C. Jamir, Neiphiu Rio and present chief minister, T.R. Zeliang. Reminding the struggle of the regional party in the past, John urged party loyalists to maintain the integrity and principle of the party. In his speech, P. Longon, MLA accused the Governor as being corrupt because he had violated the Indian constitution to install an unconstitutional government and so should be immediately replaced.
PPC back WU-NPPCL
D I M A P U R , AU G 1 2 (NPN): Even as the Workers Union Nagaland Pulp and Paper Company Limited (WU-NPPCL) imposed blockade on NH-61 at Tzudikong entered day two, in protest against delay in release of nine month salary, the Tuli Area Joint Council Forum (TAJCF) has extended support to the ongoing bandh. In a press release, TAJCF president, O Benjung Jamir, stated that while the WU-NPPCL was fighting for their genuine rights the responsible authorities (Hindustan Paper Corporation Ltd. and the government of Nagaland) seemed to be less concerned. The forum said that even after two days of protest no action was being initiated on the matter by the authorities. (Cont’d on p-5) TAJCF warned that
if the authorities continued with such lackadaisical attitude, the forum “may even avoid the ensuing Independence Day celebration.” PPC: Phom People’s Council (PPC) while extending strong support to the WU-NPPCL demands has appealed to the union to call off the indefinite blockade on humanitarian ground. In a press release, the council pointed out that with the blockade of NH-61 -- the only reliable route for the entire Longleng district -- the people were facing untold hardship and inconvenience. PPC said the blockade has especially affected the supply of essential commodities to the district. Further, the PPC also urged the responsible authority to resolve the grievances of the WU-NPPCL at the earliest. K Y M C
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ENSU St. Joseph’s College Jakhama celebrates 25 yrs
Jubilee choir presents song. (Inset: R-L) Kikheto, Rev. Fr. Benjamin. (NP) Correspondent
KO H I M A , AU G 1 2 (NPN): Eastern Naga Students’ Union (ENSU) St. Joseph’s College Jakhama on Saturday celebrated 25 years at the college indoor stadium under the theme “Retrospective for perspective”. Addressing the students in the celebration, secretary, department of land resources, Y. Kikheto Sema said jubilee was the time to remember and honour the pioneers and introspect the past and plan for the future.
He advised the student community to build good relation with their neighbours and stay together as family stating that no one can survive isolated. Encouraging the students to work hard, he said as a student it was high time for them to plan and prepare for their future. He also challenged them to bring positive changes in the society. Expressing concern on the present Naga society, Kikheto said Nagas today need to learn to forgive and forget so as to move forward and added that it
was time to discuss and differentiate between the right and the wrong. Jubilee speaker, Rev. Fr. Benjamin termed the day as milestone for the student body and added that they should retrospect and celebrate with good plans for better tomorrow. Asking the students to be diligent, he reminded them that their parents have high expectations from them and that they should do their best not to discourage them. Stating that Eastern Nagas are lacking behind in all fronts, Rev. Fr. Ben-
CRSU organises ‘Scholar Fest 2017’ in Kma
Participants of CRSU ‘Scholar Fest 2017’ on Saturday. DIMAPUR: Chogin Range Students’ Union (CRSU) organised “Scholar Fest 2017” on Saturday at DUDA guest house Kohima with Nagaland University, head of department (Geology), Professor Dr. G.T. Thong as the special guest. In his speech, Profes-
sor Thong emphasized on skill development and encouraged the students to work hard and be selfreliant. He said there are plenty of jobs and that opportunities are scarce and added that jobs are given to those who have skill and not with degrees. The programme was
chaired by Kisheto Kent and welcome address was delivered by CRSU president, Shasinlo Khing while CRSU also felicitated its HSLC and HSSLC candidates. The first session was followed by “discussion on career guidance and skill development”.
Workshop on PPP model of development
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news in brief NPGN/NNC (NA) Naga I-Day: NPGN/ NNC (NA) would be celebrating 70th anniversary of Naga Independence Day on August 14. In this regard, NPGN/NNC (NA) MIP kilonser has informed all rank and files of the government to attend the grand celebration. All the well wishers, NGOs, church leaders have also been invited to attend and to pray to almighty God to make the programme a success. DPDB Kohima meeting postponed: Deputy Commissioner Kohima has informed that Kohima District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting has been postponed to August 17 at 10 a.m. at DPDB meeting hall, Kohima, in view of Independence Day. The DC has urged all the members to attend the meeting. UTNA annual general meeting: Unemployed Trained Nurses Association (UTNA) has convened its annual general meeting on August 31 at 10 a.m. at APO conference hall, opposite to Oking Hospital. All the concerned members, especially members from 2001, 2002, 2003 batches, have been requested to attend the meeting. Landowners patadars informs: Landowners patadars general secretary, K Thong has iformed members of the forum of
landowners patadars whose land are under army occupation to immediately update their membership by contacting, Dr. LA Kikon (EM), JK hospital, near west police station, Dimapur at 9436004911 and Vizolie Mepfu-o(EM), Tin-pati, Kohima at 8974452812. Ration card holders of Purana Bazaar informed: PHH ration card holders of Purana Bazaar have been informed that there would be distribution of PHH rice on August 14 at the council hall Purana Bazar. All concerned card holders have been informed to collect the rice according to timing mentioned: Model Colony from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m.; Jorapukhri 10 a.m. to 11a.m.; New colony 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.; Mt. View Colony 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.; Middle colony 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. and High School Colony 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. GPRN/NSCN terminates: GPRN/ NSCN has terminated the service its ‘2nd lieut’ Manon son of Nokman of Hongpui village of Konyak region for breaching the azha and indulging in illegal collection of tax, extortion and harassing public. In a press release, GSO-I (Adm), general headquarters, Naga Army, ‘Brig’ Aheto Chophi informed that Manon has been terminated from active service of GPRN/ NSCN Naga Army.
jamin encouraged the students to work harder and to move forward along with the rest of the tribes. He also advised the students to carry back the message of love, peace and harmony. In his address, St. Joseph’s College Jakhama, principal, Fr. Dr. Sebastian Ousepparampil, also said that jubilee was the time introspect the past years and move forward with challenges ahead of them. He said the students should be able to compete with others in this competitive world and encouraged the gathering to do more research work to achieve more in future. The programme was led by Waozsangmong Khiam, welcome address was delivered by convener jubilee planning committee, Lanu Chang, special song was presented by jubilee choir, short greetings by ENCSU president, M. Longre Chang, Students’ Council SJC, president, reminiscence of the union was shared by ENSU St. Joseph’s College Jakhama first president, N. Sachu John Yim, jubilee blessing and prayer was said by Rev. Phomlee Van. It may be mentioned around 600 students from Easter n Nagaland are studying at St. Joseph’s College Jakhama.
DIMAPUR: A workshop on Private Public Partnership (PPP) model of development was held on August 10 at Nagaland civil secretariat conference hall under initiative of urban development department. Resource person from Delhi-based consultancy firm, “TRANSBIZ”, Mokul Gogoi, explained the concept and advantages of taking up projects on PPP model for critical infrastructure projects since all projects cannot be funded by the centre/state government. Two multi-level parking projects under JNNURM at Kohima which are lying incomplete due to discontinuation of the mission were deliberated. During the workshop, the members decided to request the resource persons to submit a concept note for consideration of the government. It was also decided that the resource persons shall submit a concept note on Private Public Par tnership model of development for general consideration of relevant departments for initiating viable projects under PPP model. The programme was chaired by additional chief secretary R.B Thong and secretary urban development department Motsuthung Lotha.
Chukitong range to celebrate I-Day
CTC celebrates 45th foundation day
DIMAPUR: Chukitong Range, comprising of seven villages under Wokha district, would be celebrating 71st Independence Day on August 15 at Chukitong. In a release, Chukitong Independence Day celebration committee convenor, E. Bichamo Shitiri also informed that on August 14 there would be an essay contest for schoolchildren on the topics “Urbanization in the context of Chukitong Range”, “Wildlife conservation and its positive effects”, and “Safe environment” with a limit of 500 words. It has informed that first and second prize winners would receive cash with certificates while three consolation prize winners would also receive cash with certificates. Meanwhile, Chukitong Range Public Organization (CRPO) chairman, Ezanimo Kikon has also cautioned all concerned not to vitiate the peaceful atmosphere of the area during the Independence Day celebration.
DIMAPUR: Clark Theological College (CTC) celebrated its 45th college foundation day on August 10, with Dimapur Ao Baptist Church, Pastor Rev. Dr. N. Tzudir as the speaker and development commissioner planning and coordination, Aolemla Jamir as guest of honour. According to a release by CTC, speaker, Rev. Dr. N. Tzudir, an alumnus of CTC who graduated in the year 1982, observed that Nagas have accepted Christianity as religion and not Jesus Christ as their personal saviour. Rev. Dr. Tzudir said Naga Christians were caught in between the debate of right versus truth and observed that “unfortunately Naga Christians are more inclined towards rights”. Basing on the scripture passage from St. Paul’s second letter to Timothy 3: 14-17, Rev. Dr. Tzudir challenged the gathering that the signs of times demanded for people to reaffirm in the Holy Scripture, which would help to identify and
YMC Dmu organises annual fresher’s day
DIMAPUR: Yemhi Memorial College (YMC), Dimapur organised its 4th annual fresher’s day programme on Saturday at the college conference hall with Global Open University, Nagaland, vice chancellor, Professor H.N. Dutta, as the chief guest. Exhorting the students, Professor Dutta asked them to inculcate the habit of patriotism and to move hand in hand with the society to uplift the state. He also stressed on the need to nurture and develop the region so as to protect the traditional system.
Professor Dutta also encouraged the students to utilise open online education provided by the government and make the best use of it for individual development. He asked the students to be focussed in pursuing their dreams and to be resolute in competing and to be positive and inculcate positive mindset and lifestyle. Earlier the freshers’ were welcomed by YMC Students Union, president, Ashiho Swu while YMC principal, Makhan Chetia also exhorted them and asked them not to be complacent but to make the best use of their time in the college.
(L-R): Aolemla Jamir, Rev. Dr. N. Tzudir and Rev. Dr. Marnungsang address the gathring.
clearly differentiate the difference between rights and truth. In her speech, Aolemla Jamir said that the world needed leaders with clear vision and therefore admonished CTC to work diligently to develop and produce young men and women with clear vision. She told both teachers and students that the vision of Clark Theological College was grounded on the vision not of a year, decade
or of a century but an eternal vision. She also encouraged the student community saying, “You are mentored today to mentor others tomorrow, therefore yours is a challenging responsibility.” C h a i r p e r s o n C TC board of governors, I. Meyionen Jamir, director and DIGP of Vigilance and anti-corruption cell, admonished the Clark community to once again revisit history and vision of CTC.
Director, Centre for Gandhian Studies and Research, Nagaland University, Dr. Temjensosang Imsong also spoke in the programme. In his welcome and introductory remark, CTC principal, Rev. Dr. Marnungsang said that the 45 years of existence of an institution like Clark Theological College only revealed God’s faithfulness and Church and people’s generous support towards the ministry of the college.
NYK Meluri and Longleng organise cleanliness drive PDLSA opens legal aid clinic at Chetheba
(L-R): NYK volunteers, students, cadets carry out cleanliness drive at Meluri town and Longleng town. DIMAPUR: Nehru Yuva Kendra (NYK) Meluri block and Longleng organised separate cleanliness drive and tree plantation at Meluri town and Longleng town respectively. NYK Meluri block organised a cleanliness drive on August 9 at Meluri town, led by Webeko Akami and Luthsuchu Trakgha (National Youth Volunteer). Students from GovK
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ernment Higher Secondary School Meluri and NCC cadets from St Xavier higher secondary school Meluri and Christian mission school Meluri participated in the drive, along with teacher in-charge, colony chairman Virhosie Nyuwi and general secretary, Yutsole. During the drive, Webeko Akami gave a brief introduction about NYK and its objective. Yutsole
gave a brief background on “Swachhta Pakwada”, and its link with swachh bharat. He also led the Swachhta pledge which was followed by students. The cleanliness drive started from Meluri local market to ADC office junction. The programme ended with a vote of thanks given by Webeko Akami. Altogether 239 people participated in the drive. LONGLENG: NYK
Longleng conducted a cleanliness drive on August 5 in collaboration with district administration under the banner of “swachhta pakhwada”. In a short speech during the cleanliness drive, NYK volunteer Y. Pauloi Phom highlighted about the aims and objectives of NYK and encouraged the gathering to keep one’s town and surroundings clean.
Nehru Yuva Kendra Longleng also organized a tree plantation drive on August 12, where youths from different ward of Longleng town and members of youth clubs participated. Before the tree plantation, NYK volunteer organised a short introductory programme at District Hospital Longleng with an objective to educate the youth on the importance of trees. MS district hospital Longleng Dr. Toshimeren delivered a short speech wherein she emphasised on the negative impact of cutting down of trees and its effect on environment. A welcome address was delivered by CMO District Hospital, Longleng, Dr. Lithro E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by NYK volunteer, Y. Pauloi Phom and invocation prayer was pronounced by nursing in-charge, District Hospital Longleng, Achong Phom.
District and session judge and chairman PDLSA, N. Longshithung and PDLSA team with attendees of the legal awareness programme at Sukruzu. DIMAPUR: Phek District Legal Authority (PDLSA) on August 11 inaugurated a Legal Aid Clinic (LAC) at Chetheba town under Phek district to render free legal aid services to public. LAC was inaugurated by district and session judge and chairman PDLSA, Longshithung Ezung who along with his team of panel lawyers under PDLSA Shekhotso, Vethothi Vero, Kenie Swuro, Rukuvolu-
vero sensitized the public on various topics. PDLSA also organized legal awareness programme at Chozuba and Chetheba towns on August 11. VCM and VCC of six villages of Phusachodu, K. Bawe, K. Basa, Chesezu, Chetheba and Thenyizumi attended the legal awareness programme at Chetheba town. VCC, VCM and DBs of Runguzu village, Rungu-
zu Nasa, Runguzu Nawe, Chozu Nasa and Chozuba town attended the legal awareness programme at Chozuba town. PDLSA also organised legal awareness programme at Sukruzu town and Yoruba village on August 12 with clusters of 10 villages and town T. Tsese, Phughi, Dzulha, Ruzazho, New Ruzazho, Thutsa, Suthozu Nasa and Nawe, Sukruzu town and Yoruba village. K
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WEATHER FORECAST August 13
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Agartala A couple of thunderstorm
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Aizawl
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Guwahati Heavy t-storms; mostly cloudy 29 25 Imphal
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Itanagar Heavy t-storms; mostly cloudy 26 22 Shillong
Heavy t-storms; mostly cloudy 21 20
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Dimapur Heavy t-storms; mostly cloudy 28 26
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Tuensang Periods of rain, some heavy
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Zunheboto Heavy t-storm; mostly cloudy 20 19
Deo Nukhu meets DoHE officials, college principals DIMAPUR: Advisor of the Department of Higher Education (DoHE), Deo Nukhu held a consultative meeting with DoHE officials and principals of all the government colleges in the state on August 9 at conference hall of the directorate and deliberated on several issues faced by the institutions. The meeting which was moderated by the director of higher education, Kuholi Chishi, began with sharing of grievances by principals of government colleges. In the meeting, the principals echoed common requirements like skilled workers for maintenance of the existing infrastructure while some principals also highlighted the need for more teachers, college bus, etc. Advisor Deo Nukhu and director, Kuholi Chishi addressed the meeting and deliberated upon the issues. For the common requirement of the colleges for skilled workers, the members in the meeting agreed that the Manpower Rationalization Committee (MRC) would propose the creation of posts in the specified area.
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DIMAPUR, AUG 12 (NPN): Darogapathar Yo u t h O r g a n i z a t i o n (DYO) organised its “annual youth conclave” at Delhi Public School (DPC) block-B, Darogapathar here Saturday with an objective to not only educate the youths but also mould them into becoming visionary leaders who would understand the importance of unity in diversity. The guest speakers of the conclave were commissioner of police, Dimapur, Limasunep IPS and commissioner of taxes, Dimapur, Asangba Chuba. Speaking on the topic “social and moral responsibility of youth”, Limasunep asserted that social and moral issues are not “objective truth” as there was no particular answer of what actually constitute a perfect social or moral order as the same was based on consciousness and believe of each individual. Stating that youths are major determinants for development of any society, he asked the youths
(L-R): Limasunep and Asangba Chuba speak at DYO youth conclave on Saturday. (NP) to be committed and to imbibe moral values and uphold them throughout their life as these values would shape their ways in future. In the present context, Limasunep said people are challenged with “innumerable world news” which exposes it own social and moral values. He said western civilization has its own understanding of how the world, religion, mortality should be. In this regard, Limasunep called upon the youth to challenge, debate, discuss and share ideas in order to bring out values which would be acceptable for everyone. He reminded the youth to take time, pause
and slow down and should re- reflect and re-retrospect on how things are going and to broaden their vision. In his speech, Asangba Chuba Ao, deliberated on the present situation in Nagaland and how Nagas as a tribe and society have changed from being selfreliant to now dependent. He lamented that the state economy has been given out in a “silver platter to outsides” and that Nagas have lost the value of work culture. On Nagas being dependent on government jobs, Asangba said that Nagas want to take up only government job to earn “good income” and at the same time they do not have
to work. He also lamented Nagas greed for money and lack of unity among the communities. Word of encouragement was also delivered by Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) Chumukedima, Thejavizo Nakhro and advisor Darogapathar Village Council. The programme was compeered by Medowe Kapfo, while god’s blessing was invoked by Rev. K.Hangsing and welcome address was delivered by president DYO, Sasank Ghatraj. Academic excellence certificates were awarded to successful students during the programme. Other highlights of the programme include opening act by Nagaland Conservatory of Music, presentation by block-B, block-D and block-C, power point presentation on annual report of DYO by the general secretary and finance secretary, vote of thanks by literary and cultural secretary, Nokzenlemla and benediction by youth director, Ao Baptist Church Darogapathar, Anenla Imchen. The programme was followed by discussion hour.
CWWS, NEIDA, TYO organise sanitation prog
CWWS demonstrates washing pigsty using potash powder during the programme. DIMAPUR: Chakhesang Women Welfare Society (CWWS), Nor th East Initiative Development Agency (NEIDA) Kohima and Tsupfume Youth Organization (TYO) initiated a sanitation programme at Tsupfume village, Phek district on August 11. A press note by CWWS executive director, V. Kanuo stated that objective of the programme was to create awareness and support farmers in making informed choices on daily hygiene habits and healthy living. Speaking in the programme, executive director CWWS elucidated on need for holistic approach towards health and hy-
giene while senior project associate NEIDA, Dr. Ketinaro Aier accentuated on the risks of zoonotic disease transmission, considering the closeness that Nagas shared with their livestock. During the programme, steps such as sanitation of livestock spaces, routine veterinary care, and simple personal hygiene habits after coming into contact with livestock were highlighted as some of the measures to be taken to prevent and reduce the risk zoonotic diseases transmission.
The programme supported by PHED Pfutsero and TATA Trusts was attended by 122 youth, farmers and women. It must be noted that CWWS in partnership with NEIDA is implementing a sustainable livelihoods promotion project titled “From subsistence to prosperity through community led and managed livelihood programs in Phek district” in 25 villages across three blocks namely Kikruma, Chizami and Pfutsero blocks in Phek District, funded by TATA Trusts.
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K I P H I R E , AU G 1 2 (NPN): District Education Officer (DEO) Kiphire, Deenabandhu Panda, has asserted that science play a major role in civilization and that human could not have progressed so much without science.
Addressing students at a science seminar on Saturday, Deenabandhu encouraged them to come up with innovative ideas so as to help mankind to progress. T h e s e m i n a r wa s held on the topic “roles of Swatch Bharat and role of science and technology,
promises and challenges” at the conference hall of deputy commissioner Kiphire. The DEO said the objective of the seminar was to create curiosity amongst the students and enhance their creativity. Citing the example of indigenous water taps made
by bamboo, Deenabandhu encouraged the students to think different and come up with some innovative product which would be cost-effective adding that small contribution can help society in big way. It may be mentioned that the winners of the science seminar will represent
Kiphire district in the state seminar which would be held in Wokha. Altogether 17 students took part in the competition wherein Langkoli and Sumit of Saramati School and Niloli of Agape School were declared winner, first runner up and the second runner up respectively.
Farmer’s field school on IPM
DIMAPUR: A season long farmer’s field school on Integrated Pest Management (IPM) in paddy was conducted at Rüsoma Village on august 9. During the keynote address, APPO, Akhrie Yhome, stressed on the importance of the training programme and said that farmers should not only expect financial benefit from such practical training but gain insights as well. Various resource persons also deliberated on topics like AESA, insect pest identification, stem borer management and spider activity. The training was conducted to skill farmers and has thus gained significance in the context of climate change.
BAMS Phek organises cultural & literary prog
DIMAPUR: Bishop Abraham Memorial School (BAMS) Phek organised a cultural and literary programme on August 9 and 10 at town hall, Phek.In the programme, EAC, Phek, Salemla Sangtam encouraged the students to excel in academics along with the co-curriculum activities. Asserting that education is an all round development, she said utmost thing that one needs to do in order to become successful was to fear the Lord. Students competed on folk songs, instrumental pieces, extempore speech, skit, debate and other activities wherein yellow house emerged as the overall champion. K
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A massive tree fell down on cars plying on the road near Raj Bhavan in Shillong on Saturday. Correspondent
Shillong, Aug 12: Three persons were killed and two others injured when a massive tree in Raj Bhawan compound here uprooted and fell on a few cars plying on the road at around 5 PM on Saturday. A rescue operation was immediately launched to retrieve persons trapped underneath the tree and inside the cars. Three persons died of their injuries while two persons sustained injury in the mishap, police informed. “It took about 30 minutes to extricate the first three victims. The identities of the three dead people are yet to be identified and the condition of the
two injured are in a critical condition,” Davies Marak, the district police chief of East Khasi Hills, said. Meanwhile, incessant rains for last five days have wreaked havoc in Meghalaya. Nearly 700 people were rendered homeless in South and West Garo Hills district in western part of Meghalaya as some villages were submerged Saturday under rising flood waters following incessant rains, officials said. In Garo Hills region, over the 750 people in South Garo Hills district bordering Bangladesh and 63 people under Dalu Block in West Garo Hills district were rendered homeless following flash floods. However, no loss of
life has been reported in the flood-hit areas. A government official said six relief camps have been set up in the flood-hit areas. “Landslides and flood waters have affected the movement of the vehicles,” South Garo Hills district Police chief Abraham T. Sangma said. “A police team with the assistance of the Border Security Force has rescued several people trapped in the flood waters in their houses this morning,” Sangma said. Baghmara police station has also been damaged due to mudslides, he informed. There were reports of flash floods and landslides in different parts of West Khasi Hills due to incessant rain. The water level at the Umiam reservoir in RiBhoi district was nearing the danger level and the floodgates of the dam have been opened as a precautionary measure. Chief Minister Mukul Sangma has directed the district administration to take all necessary steps in the flood-hit areas.
Regional party in Mizoram to merge with BJP Aizawl, Aug 12 (IANS): The Maraland Democratic Front (MDF), a regional tribal-based party in Mizoram, would soon merge with the Bharatiya Janata Party, a MDF leader said here on Saturday. “In a recent meeting, we have decided to merge with the BJP,” MDF’s Founder President P.P. Thawlla told the media, adding that the merger programme would be held at Siaha district in south Mizoram soon. The party was earlier an electoral ally of Mizoram’s main opposition party Mizo National Front (MNF). The MNF, which has five seats in the 40-member state assembly, is one of the constituents of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance. MNF, a former militant outfit turned political party, is also a constituent of the BJP-led North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA) headed by Assam Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. Maraland Democratic Front, according to Thawlla, is also likely to be a member of the NEDA soon. State BJP President John V. Hluna said that his party in alliance with the other parties in Mizoram would field candidates in all 40 seats in the next state assembly elections, scheduled in November or December next year.
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RSS running Assam govt, says ex-CM Tarun Gogoi Guwahati, Aug 12 ( Ag e n ci e s ) : A s s a m chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal is “spineless” and has allowed the RSS to run the BJP-led coalition government in the state, according to his predecessor and Congress leader Tarun Gogoi. Gogoi’s reaction came after a meeting between Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh functionaries and state Bharatiya Janata Party leaders with Sonowal, senior ministers and government officials on Thursday evening. “Sonowal is spineless. He does not have the power to run the government because it is has been made accountable to the RSS. Even the chief secretary has to update the RSS on the government’s performance,” Gogoi
told reporters on Friday. The former chief minister accused the RSS of ensuring an extension for chief secretary VK Pipersenia so that he can be the rightwing organisation’s “agent”. Gogoi also criticised the Sonowal government of promoting RSS icons such as Deen Dayal Upadhyaya, who he said do not ring a bell for most people in Assam. “(Prime Minister Narendra) Modi and (BJP president) Amit Shah had waxed eloquent on (16th century saint-reformer Srimanta) Sankardeva and (Ahom general) Lachit Barphukan before the polls. But after forming the government, the BJP is promoting Hindutva icons who have no place in Assam,” Gogoi said.
NSCN (R) cadre held in Arunachal
Itanagar, Aug 12 (PTI): Security forces in Arunachal Pradesh apprehended a cadre of the NSCN (R) with arms and ammunition from troubled Changlang district. The Jairampur Battalion of Assam Rifles undertook an operation at 17 Mile in the district last night and apprehended the rebel on specific intelligence inputs, Defence spokesman Colonel Chiranjeet Konwer said. A pistol and live ammunition were recovered from his possession. He had been previously apprehended by Assam Rifles at Changlang Town on October 8 last year while carrying out extortion and has been on bail since October 26. On interrogation he admitted his allegiance to the NSCN (R) and further divulged that he has been active in the outfit since June 2015 and had received three months weapons training at NSCN Pongphung Camp at Tizit under Mon district in Nagaland.
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IMPHAL, Aug 12: An improvised explosive device (IED) believed to have been planted by rebels went off at the ‘no man’s land zone’ near Moreh town early Saturday morning around 5:20 am. Police said that there was no casualty in the blast. The IED was triggered at a time when security is being beefed up across the state for Independence Day celebrations on August 15. State police suspect Manipur police conducting mopping operation the rebels triggered the blast ahead of Independence Day celebration.
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I, Shri. T. Tsithripi Sangtam, S/o. Shri. Thsadsongse Sangtam, Resident of H.No. 25, Tsithrongse Village, Rangapahar Crossing, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That, my real and official name is "T. Tsithripi Sangtam" as entered/recorded in my PAN card bearing PAN No. GXGPS7448R and in my SBI Saving Account, Bazaar branch bearing AC No. 20062590837, however, in my Service Record Book under the Dept. of Home, Govt. of Nagaland my name has been inadvertently entered/ recorded as "T. Tsithripi Jinger". 3. That wherever the above name "T. Tsithripi Jinger" appears it should be rectified and recorded as "T. Tsithripi Sangtam" for all my official purpose by all concerned. 4. That this affidavit is made to declare my correct name before the competent office/ authority. That the statements made by me in Para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and information and nothing materials is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn and declared before me on this, 08 day of Aug. 2016. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-8168(B) Regd. No. 1834/2016 AFFIDAVIT FOR CHANGE OF SIGNATURE
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Dhansiripar Sub-Division GBs Union President, Shri. P. Dohoi Swu (Head GB of Pimla Village), representative to the Nagaland GB Federation (NGBF) under the leadership of Shri. L. Shalem Konyak, President and Shri. Shikuto Zalipu, General Secretary of Nagaland GB Federation went to New Delhi on 1st August 2017 met Shri. R. N. Ravi, Interlocutor on 2nd August 2017, thereafter met Shri. Narendra Modi, the Hon'ble Prime Minister of India on 3rd August 2017 and thoroughly discussed for early settlement of Naga Inclusive Solution, as desired by the Naga people of Nagaland, and we also made our pledge together to work for the settlement at the earliest. We convey our sincere gratitude to the Govt. of India for taking good care till our returned. (P. Dohoi Swu) President Dhansiripar Sub-Division GBs Union Dimapur : Nagaland M/N. 9856581771
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districts, random frisking and checking have been intensified. The security measures have been taken to ensure peaceful celebrations of the Independence Day, a police official said Saturday. Although there were no inputs about the possibility of rebel attacks to disrupt the celebrations, the security grid is not taking any chances, the officer added.
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LETTER OF SUPPORT In view of the emerging leadership dispute in the NPF party and consequent upon the selection of Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Hon’ble Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha) as the Interim President of the NPF Party by 36 Hon’ble MLAs at Kohima, an emergency meeting of the NPF 60 A/C Pungro-Kiphire of the Kiphire Division was held on 7th Aug. 2017 wherein: “The meeting was conducted in a free and fair manner where all the members present were given enough time to express their views and opinions pertaining to the current issue. After thorough and thread bare deliberation, the house, taking due consideration of the future of the party and the welfare and aspirations of the people, unanimously resolved to immediately withdraw our support to the leadership of Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu as the president of the NPF and extend our hearted support to the leadership of the interim President of the NPF Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Hon’ble Member of Parliamentary (Lok Sabha) with immediate effect”.
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I M P H A L , AU G 1 2 (Agencies): Manipur chief minister N. Biren Singh has welcomed talks between leaders of former militant groups with New Delhi’s interlocutor. He also said feelers had been sent out to insurgents still fighting the state. Debendra Sharma, a former director of the Intelligence Bureau, has started talks to settle issues, including the demand for a homeland and rehabilitation, with those who have come overground in the state, Biren Singh said. “We have also raised some issues. We have insisted on a time-frame for talks since the inordinate delay has caused resentment among the signatories to the Suspension of Operations,” the Chief Minister told mediapersons in an interview. He said the promised stipend of the past two years for the former insurgents had been cleared while extending the Suspension of Operations for one more year. Biren Singh said it was important to move the designated camps for former militants 20 km away from the national highways. “This will help reduce allegations of heists and extortions (put on them).” A total of 24 outfits, mostly belonging to the Kuki tribe, have come overground. There have been reports of violence within the camps housing them, causing even deaths. At certain places, civilians have protested against these camps.
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Centre seeks report from UP on children’s deaths
New Delhi, Aug 12 (IANS): The Centre on Saturday sought a detailed report from the Uttar Pradesh government on the deaths of more than 60 children in the past five days at a Gorakhpur hospital, said Health Ministry sources. Minister of State for Health Anupriya Patel and Health Secretary C.K. Mishra were asked to visit Gorakhpur and look into the various lapses at the BRD Medical College where these children were admitted, a Ministry official told IANS on condition of anonymity. Amid these developments, the Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh suspended the Principal of the Baba Raghav Das Medical College Hospital, where
the deaths occurred, for negligence. Health Secretary Mishra has reached Gorakhpur while Patel was expected to reach there soon. The Union Health Ministry planned to send a delegation of doctors from Delhi’s All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Safdarjung Hospital and Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital to help the doctors at BRD, the official said. Sixty three children have lost their lives due to encephalitis and reported lack of oxygen supply in five days, of whom many were infants, and 30 of the deaths were reported in the last 48 hours. The BRD medical college has been receiving massive funds from the state to tackle encephalitis, espe-
NPF sit-in protest against Governor enters second day
(From p-1) Longon reiterated that NPF is for Nagas thereby it will not allow the outsiders to enter inside NPF’s kitchen and dismantle the party. Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu, MLA lauded the commitment of the party workers and urged to remain firm on their principle. He also appealed the party members not to be a purchasable commodity as that would tarnish the image of one’s life. Azo also regretted that the words loyalty and gratitude was missing from the dictionary of those defectors despite NPF having done a lot for them. He said the 12 MLAs were “pure NPF” whereas the other members were originally Congress, BJP, JDU and NCP. He said the harder the defectors tried to dismantle NPF, the stronger will the party become. Governor who reportedly reached Kohima around 4.30 p.m. on Saturday was greeted with slogans by the protestors. There was heavy deployment of armed police at the protest site. Meanwhile the NPF youth wing will hold a devotional service at the protest site on Sunday.
India home to 60% of Asian elephants, says census report New Delhi, Aug 12 (IANS): With 60 per cent of the Asian elephant population, India is home to a total of 27,312 free-ranging megaherbivores, an official said here on Saturday on the occasion of the release of a census report Dr Harsh Vardhan to mark the World Elephant Day. According to the report released by Union Environment Minister Harsh Vardhan here, elephants -- India’s heritage animal -- are present in over 22 states and a union territory (Andaman and Nicobar Islands). “Elephants should not be confined to only few regions of few states...they must spread... We will work to fix the forest corridors and mend their habitats,” Harsh Vardhan said. Of all the states, Karnataka has the maximum 6,049 free-ranging or wild elephant population. Following Karnataka closely is Assam at 5,719, Kerala 3,054, Tamil Nadu 2,761, Odisha 1,976, Uttarakhand 1,839 and Arunachal Pradesh with 1,614 wild elephants, among others. Andaman and Nicobar, where a few animals were rehabilitated, now has 19 free ranging elephants spread over 133 sq km. At six, Maharashtra has the smallest number of wild elephants population, which moved there due to their migratory nature. The report asserted that traces were also found in Manipur and Mizoram that might have nine and seven wild elephants, respectively. There are 29 elephant reserves in India spread over 65,000 sq km. “Sixty per cent of Asian elephants are in our country,” said Siddhanta Das, Director General - Forest and Special Secretary, Union Environment Ministry. The government, however, said that the 2017 census results were based only on the direct count method, as the previous census had placed the number at around 30,000.”
Dispute over parallel NPF Central office (From p-1) under Neiphiu Rio at his own hotel-- Hotel Legacy at Bayavu Colony. The youth wing president, Mhashemeyie Neikha and working president Khriezenyü Chielie while condemning the setting up of the illegal office under its jurisdiction, said it would fight tooth and nail if any such illegal office is set up. The wing also war ned unauthorized persons from hoisting the party flag without the permission from the party authority. The wing said it was fully with the NPF president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, who is the only legal and mandated president of the NPF party. Meanwhile, the youth wing has rejected the appointment of “interim president”, saying there is no such unconstitutional post/ position in the party. NPF P&IC rebuffs: Reacting to the ultimatum, NPF press & information cell (PI&C) has advised the NPF youth wing of 10 Northern Angami-I A/C not to threaten the ruling party to close its temporary office without knowing the actual matter at hand. P&IC pointed out that Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio was duly elected as interim president of NPF on July 31, 2017 by 36 NPF legislators out of the 48. Accordingly, with the support of majority of NPF legislator led by chief minister, T.R. Zeliang, Rio accepted the role as the interim president of the party, it added. P&IC said every different party had the right to establish
its own party office anywhere in the state capital, including the NPF temporary office located at Legacy complex, Bayavü Hill Kohima The temporary office was setup only after due permission by the land owner of the Legacy complex. No one has the right to disrupt the functioning of the office which is in a private property, it stated. Further, P&IC said that the 36 NPF legislator does not recognize Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu as the president of NPF due to his autocratic way of functioning, thereby inviting destruction and dismemberment of the party at various hierarchies. This was why the 36 NPF MLAs had, on July 29, 2017 served a 15 days ultimatum to Dr. Liezietsu to step down as NPF president. P & I C s a i d s i n c e D r. Shürhozelie has lost the support of majority of NPF legislator, he ceases to be the president of NPF. In this regard, P&IC said the NPF temporary office at Bayavü hill, Kohima was the only legitimate party office, with the support of the majority NPF legislators and party workers. There is no illegality in functioning at the premises as temporary office of the party, it said. While condemning the action of the 10 NA-I A/C youth wing numbering around 50, who had come and threatened to close down the office on August 12, P&IC said that the ultimatum served was with ulterior motive to disrupt the functioning of the party office. In the event of any disrup-
tion /destruction of the temporary office, P&IC said that the youth wing of 10 NA-I would be held responsible. It further warned of initiating necessary action and relief before the appropriate authority. Youth wing: NPF Kohima division/10 NA-I A/C youth wing expressed utter shock over the ultimatum submitted by the “minority NPF youth wing of 10 Northern Angami-I A/C at Legacy Complex Bayavü hill Kohima. In a press note, the division said a mob numbering around 100 paid youths, foot soldiers of the disputed president were abusive and their sole agenda was violence and to create law and order situation. However, those present at Legacy complex exercised restraint in order to avoid physical and senseless confrontation. The division made it clear that the NPF headquarters located at Legacy Complex was just a temporary office for communications with the ECI and to run the daily affairs of the party till such time they officially occupy the NPF headquarters at P.R Hill Kohima. Stating that their NPF-led DAN government was in absolute 2/3 majority, running the helm of the affairs, the division said it would not be intimidated by such threats, saying “we shall stand the ground come what may!” The division cautioned that in the event of any consequences, be at the legacy complex or upon its tallest leader-- interim NPF president and Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio, the minority NPF youth wing would be solely held responsible.
Jharkhand assembly passes anti-conversion, land bills
R an c h i , Au g 1 2 (IANS): Amid protests by the opposition, the Jharkhand Assembly on Saturday passed the Religious Independence Bill, 2017, banning conversions, and an amendment to the Land Acquisition Act 2013, removing the need for social impact assessment for certain category of projects. The opposition walked out when voting was taking place on both the bills. Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) legislator Stephen Marandi raised questions over both the
bills. “The Religious Independence Bill 2017 should be sent to the Standing Committee. Some provisions of the bill violate the fundamental rights under the Constitution,” he said. Leader of Opposition and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha Executive President Hemant Soren said: “The way the bill has been advertised is wrong. I have
studied in a missionaryrun school... why I did not change my religion?” Legislators of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party however termed it the need of the time. BJP legislator Radha Krishna Kishore said: “There is need of widespread discussion on the issue. The bill has been tabled after a delay of 15 years.
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the Land Acquisition Act 2013 removed the need for social impact assessment for important social and economic projects meant for the welfare of the people. Such projects are identified as schools, colleges, universities, hospitals, panchayat buildings, anganwadi centres, waterways, electrification and irrigation projects and drinking water pipeline.
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cially after Yogi Adityanath became the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh. Attendants and family members of the patients admitted at the medical college, however, claim that despite the funds, there were neither doctors, nor proper treatment, adequate medicines or oxygen supply. Earlier on Saturday, Adityanath dispatched state Health Minister Siddhartha Nath Singh and Medical Education Minister Ashutosh Tandon to the tragedy-struck town with instructions to “spare none for the tragedy”. Facing flak from the opposition for inaction, Adityanath’s office on Saturday afternoon tweeted, quoting Health Minister Singh, that the medical college principal has been suspended with immediate effect. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is constantly monitoring the situation in wake of the death of more than 60 children in the past five days at a hospital in Uttar Pradesh’s Gorakhpur, the PMO said. “PM is constantly monitoring the situation in Gorakhpur. He is in constant touch with authorities from the Central and U.P. governments,” said a tweet from the Prime Minister’s Office handle.
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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 248 Dimapur, sunday, August 13, 2017
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Defunct again
espite the best of intentions of the state government and the best of efforts by the central government , the revival of the Tuli paper mill (NPPC) appears to have run aground due to various financial problems. The workers union of the mill are on an agitation against mill authorities over various demands for which the ultimatum period expired. They have now decided to block the highway passing through the mill which they launched on Friday for an indefinite period. The workers are demanding rehabilitation package since the mill hasn’t taken off after the revival package of around Rs.600 crore. It is a joint venture where the Government of India holds 95% share and Govt. of Nagaland holds 5% share. Commercial production in NPPC started from July, 1982. However, due to lack of power supply, and continued operating losses the Mill has suspended its operational activities from October, 1992. The Company incurred a net loss of Rs. 1190.05 lakhs as on 31.03.2012. The accumulated losses incurred by the Company till 31.3.2012 amounts to Rs. 8393.36 lakhs. The revival package for the mill had some pre-conditions set by the ministry of heavy industries through the Board for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction (BIFR). Despite these pre-conditions, the HPC reportedly did not comply with most of them and instead,it was alleged that funds were diverted and misused. The Tuli Area Joint Council Forum, an NGO further alleged that out of the Rs 100 crore released by the government of India in September 2013, the Finance & Accounts Department, NPCC had in its record only the expenditure of Rs 40 crore. It had therefore sought answer as to where the remaining Rs 60 crore might have disappeared. Works under the first phase of reconstruction was supposed to have been completed by November 2016, for which the government has allocated Rs 489 crore and another Rs 190 crore would be allocated to take up works in phase two. The Nagaland government has to contribute Rs 23 crore as five per cent state share. The problem with Tuli paper mill is that it has missed the boat after being subjected to the internal politics and manipulations. The state government was all for the mill since the very beginning but unfortunately it could not keep a strict tab on the goings on. After the revival package also failed to revive the ailing mill, the workers have probably realised they would be going nowhere. Their demands are justified but there appears to be very little response from the Hindustan Paper Corporation. The workers union are demanding immediate rehabilitation package and also release of nine months salary. They are also demanding . immediate release of Gratuity & Terminal benefits of death and superannuated employees and also immediate implementation of 2007 pay-scale in NPPCL, since officers who have been deputed to NPPCL from other units of HPC are enjoying 2007 pay-scale. To be fair, the mill deserves better than the treatment from a corporation which should own responsibility for the mill becoming eventually sick. The potential is still there and problems are also not insurmountable. However no one seems to be willing to shoulder the responsibility of making the mill work again and that is why it is becoming sick again.
DailyDevotion
The Theology of Resting in God Why are you fearful, O you of little faith? —Matthew 8:26
When we are afraid, the least we can do is pray to God. But our Lord has a right to expect that those who name His name have an underlying confidence in Him. God expects His children to be so confident in Him that in any crisis they are the ones who are reliable. Yet our trust is only in God up to a certain point, then we turn back to the elementary panic-stricken prayers of those people who do not even know God. We come to our wits’ end, showing that we don’t have even the slightest amount of confidence in Him or in His sovereign control of the world. To us He seems to be asleep, and we can see nothing but giant, breaking waves on the sea ahead of us. “…O you of little faith!” What a stinging pain must have shot through the disciples as they surely thought to themselves, “We missed the mark again!” And what a sharp pain will go through us when we suddenly realize that we could have produced complete and utter joy in the heart of Jesus by remaining absolutely confident in Him, in spite of what we were facing. There are times when there is no storm or crisis in our lives, and we do all that is humanly possible. But it is when a crisis arises that we instantly reveal upon whom we rely. If we have been learning to worship God and to place our trust in Him, the crisis will reveal that we can go to the point of breaking, yet without breaking our confidence in Him. We have been talking quite a lot about sanctification, but what will be the result in our lives? It will be expressed in our lives as a peaceful resting in God, which means a total oneness with Him. And this oneness will make us not only blameless in His sight, but also a profound joy to Him.
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Knowledge will give you power, but character respect. ~ Bruce Lee
Nagaland Post, Dimapur
sunday, August 13, 2017
Post-mortem
Brief biography of Casteless culture and equality late Imnaonen Jamir helped spread the gospel to Nagas I
(This is a part of Chapter IV of a Book: “why did the Naga became Christian?”, this writer is contemplating publishing, hopefully relevant these days when the RSS/BGP policy on Freedom of Religion in the country is very wearisome)
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he Mission School became great centres of Christian acculturation as apposed to Christian Imposition. To the pagan Villagers, the students appeared different in their demeanour, in their bearing, in their life style, in their talk and in their behaviour. The boys and girls raised from the Class Room from the Christian Hostel with extra curricular activities and Social Service in the Christian Mission Compound produced a calibre of life in the youths different from those raised in the traditional Life of Age-Group Team for field works and other necessary practical social Services of the Morung. Formal Education in the Mission School was more attractive to the Youth and preferred the easier life than the life of work in the Field under Sun and Rain. The School brought the Youths in friendship and contact from a much wider Circle of Villages and Tribes than the smaller same Age group of the Village. When the boys and girls returned to their Villages during school vacations, the People saw them different from the other boys and girls of the Village. The differences in the boys and girls raised from the two Systems were interesting: fresh and new in those raised from the Mission Schools. They were not objectionable to the Village Traditionalist and were even attractions more to the boys and girls of the native life. The beautiful songs the school boys and girls brought to village, electrified particularly the boys and girls of the Village. Christianity came to the Naga through his/her Freedom of Decision, Equality and enthusiasm of youth for a new life. One of the important beauties of Christianity is its beautiful Music. Pagan Naga songs are mostly repetitions,
monotonous if the meaning is not intelligible and there were language barriers between the many tribes. The beautiful Christian Songs transcended the language barrier of the Tribes. The Christian music is common to all the people and was a great factor in uniting the Minds of the Tribes. The Naga express his zest for life in dances and songs. The traditional and cultural Song of the Village is often accounts of successful exploits in war, of success over enemies and adversaries and of course on Lovers. Many of the pagan songs are war inspired and people pay attention to the Words more than the tune. There are Songs on other themes like Love, on Enthusiasm, Sadness, Loss, Pleasure and Friendship and on various other subjects of life. The songs of war exploits of one Village or one Tribe can not be expressed in the presence of Members of the other Village or Tribe; beautiful Christian Songs became a uniting piece among all Nagas. Expectedly the pagan Songs performed are more appropriate and inspiring in fullest and finest war regalia of native dress with decorative Cloth, spear, Daoh (machete) and in symbolic movements. Understandably most triumphant pagan songs are sung without any musical instruments except the Drum among the Aos and a few others. The Zeliang Tribes however have perhaps the most beautiful social dances and songs. The songs are accompanied with interesting varieties of Steps, dances and intricate movements between groups of female and male dancers, between the females, between the males. The music is less repetitive starting from a slow motion of dance and tune increasing in crescendo and finally ending in a sud-
den end with great shout and drumming. The Christian song on the other hand is not only sweet to the ear but also expresses the many emotions of the Faith. They are not repetitive though Choruses are common; the songs have great variations of sounds, pitch and timings. The whole congregations or a smaller Group can sing together; it is sung in Octet or Quartet or Duo or in Solo in the Church Service or in special occasions. Individual Christians, boys and girl in casual happiness or to pass time sing without any special preparation or occasion; that greatly attracted the attention of the Pagan hearers. They are quite different from the Pagan songs villagers hear only on rare community occasions or festivities. It is these Christian songs and music that caught the attention of the boys and girls, young and old, the aged and the infirm in the Village that stirred the attractiveness of Christianity to the pagan Mind. The Pagans first thought it is a waste of labour force to sent their children to the School to study some small strange figures in the Paper. In every Village, nearly one third families do not produce enough Food grains from their cultivation to last the whole year. They would do works for the rich families and earn their livelihood. Economically weak villager would rather send their children to work in the Field than to the Missionary School to while away the whole day looking at some strange figures in a paper without any work. They would say “My son, you would not eat Paper, you would eat Rice”, a Villager would say admonishing his son for going to the School. Most said: “It is not necessary for the girls to go to
the School, once they become marriageable age, they would marry away; they should rather learn at home how to winnow rice separate from the husk and how to cook food”. The Mission sometimes provided free education, sometimes stipend to a few needy and there are instances of a villager in gratitude come to attend the Class in place of his Son or Daughter who was needed to some very urgent work of the family. Christianity’s rapid expansion in the Naga is mainly due to the great freedom Naga Society has on Freedom of Choice; even young boys and girls are free to adopt any Religion they like. The Parents want their children to follow the traditional Belief System but Villagers never forced their children’s decisions and this holds good in the field of Belief also. The majority of the children in the Mission School on their own volition adopted the ways of Christianity and the Villager Parents honoured the decision. Naga boy or girl has complete freedom to marry of follow any religion she/he choose, a freedom not available to their counterparts from the Hindu society. It is because of this Freedom of Conscience in the savage Naga Society that the Naga could become Christian without any inhibition. The Mission Schools did not directly, not in a single instant, made the student Christian. It is difficult for a boy or a girl from a Hindu Culture to adopt another religion without the knowledge and permission of the parents. No boy or girl in the School or even in the College would dare to change his religion for another without the permission of the Parents. Thepfulhouvi Solo. Retd IFS (RR-68).
(Former general secretary, NNC). mnaonen Jamir, who worked as general secretary of NNC from 1951-1956 died on Macrh 4, 2017. During his funeral, which was held on April 5, two senior citizens, one hailing from Ao community and the other from Angami tribe, in their messages mentioned clearly about the active part late Imnaonen Jamir played in bringing the Konyak and Phom tribes to the common front of the Nagas fighting for independence. It is recorded that the Naga National Council (NNC) on behalf of the Naga people of Nagaland made many fervent appeals to India to return the independence of Nagaland. But all the appeals spoken or written fell on deaf ears and so stronger appeals had to be made. Therefore, in January 1951, the NNC initiated to the Government of India that a voluntary plebiscite on the issue of Naga independence would be taken by the Nagas. Thus, plebiscite was held all over Nagaland with effect from May 16 1951. All Naga adults, both male and female above the age of 15 were included in this plebiscite. They were asked to give their thumb impression on either for or against joining the Indian union. While taking this greatest undertaking of the Naga political movement, Naga people from Tuensang and Mon were under a separate administration (NEFA) directly controlled from the center. As such, a senior NNC official namely the general secretary late Imnaonen Jamir was sent as NNC envoy to the Konyaks. It is said that 9 main Konyak Anghs with armed escorts met Imnaonen and his friend Thanwang Konyak of Tamlu, the first educated Konyak, at Pongkong jungles and discussed about joining Naga National Council which took four days and nights. Finally the Angh of Mon as representative of the Konyaks came forward with two Konyak ceremonial daos one of which he handed over to the general secretary, the other he held over a rock with the sharp hedge facing upwards and then he instructed the general secretary to strike his upturn dao with all his might. The dao held by the Angh chipped off and holding it up the Angh solemnly declared that until the day the broken chipped off portion of the metal dao grows back to its original shape, the Konyak people will be land animals if the NNC is land animal, and if the NNC is water animal, then they will be water animal. This agreement was the final decision of the Konyak and Phom tribes joining the NNC. It is also recorded that under the initiative of Imnaonen Jamir to Konyak and the Phom tribal council were formed. As such we the Akhoya Sisaluyimer Telongjem will like to place on record for prosperity the remarkable and immense contribution made by late Imanonen of Akhoya, towards the unification of all the Naga tribes to fight for sovereignty and independence of Naga under one umbrella. Sashimongba general secretary Akhoya Shisaluyimer Telongjem, Temjenwapang president Akhoya Shisaluyimer Telongjem.
Conspiracy behind the toppling game (From previous issue) Though the world knows, that Dr. Shurhozelie retired from active Political fray and dedicating his time nurturing the most coveted NPF party to see that the Naga Political aspiration is achieved, he was forced by the elected MLAs to salvage the party and the government, when the TR Zeliang’s government was vehemently attacked by Rio Sponsored movement in connection with ULB elections under the pretext of infringement of Article 371(A) of the Naga Customary Practices. Dr. Shurhozelie reluctantly accepted it and in good faith, inducted Mr. Kaito Aye and Imkong L Imchen to his Cabinet to give peace a chance in the state knowing fully well of their notoriety. To this Mr. Rio, commented that “I have send two Trojan Horses to Dr. Shurhozelie camp, very soon, drama will start” in one of their gathering. T.R Zeliang won the floor test on 5th Feb 2015 where Mr. Kaito and his group chickened out and voted in favor of TR Zeliang government but claimed to have voted in favor of DAN government but not for TR in a face-saving statement and continued to remain in their concentration camp to take over the party through faulty means. During this, TR Zeliang enjoyed the entire government departments in 2015 financial year all alone and has accumulated unaccounted wealth. Having enjoyed the enormous powers vested to CM, both TRZ and N. Rio wants to hook up in power to drain the wealth of state exchequer all for selfish purpose. Dr. Shurhozelie, announced in public domain that he will remain as CM for short period and after seeing the mess being created by these two leaders, he started to set the governance in order, checked the liabilities created by the two former CMs that crippled the state economy and
stated not to defend the corrupt official in the system in which he started receiving complaints from Legislators. The infamous MKR Pillai case surfaced and as CM he was ready to handover the case to CBI which resulted in most of the former Home ministers started to gang up to topple Dr. Shurhozeli govt calling him as un-mandated CM. The treacherous game started after Mr. Khriehu Leizietsu resigned to pave ways for CM to go for by election, to which Mr. TRZ started making silly excuses that old man did not keep his words. In fact, Its TRZ and Y. Patton who forced that Dr should contest byelection to lead the state for the rest of tenure. Having said that, Mr. Y. Patton, Naiba Konyak and others even proclaimed that they are ready to offer their seats for Dr. Shurhozelie to come back elected to complete the tenure. It is pertinent to mention that the Congress party both at the centre and in the state is ousted. The remaining 8 MLAs in the state had been found themselve in a hopeless situation and they found 2015 crisis as their lucky draw to join the government and later merged with NPF though their cases are still pending in the court. The Congress leaders defied the call of Naga people “Solution Not Election” in 1998. These Congress legislators who keep changing their political stand in search of opportunity have never stood for Naga political Solution neither in the past nor at present. Today after giving shelter in the NPF party, they are trying to destroy the party. Naga people memory is still fresh when they published the “Bedrock of Naga Society” in 2002. Mr. Rio was Home Minister, TR Zeliang, Tokheho Yepthomi, Imtisungit Jamir, Kaito Aye and others taken the Naga political issue for ride as ministers in that un-mandated government. Today too, we see them flocking together once again to destroy the NPF
party that gave them space to repent before the Naga people. Most of young entrants Legislators were misled by these few veteran power mongers who regularly shifts and changes their political uniform hiding treacherous action of their past and are planning to destroy one of the oldest regional party in the country even at this Naga political crucial juncture when the Negotiation is in the final stage between GoI and the Nagas. These Congress brought up leaders, conniving together with North East former Congress Leaders in various other political parties in power in the region and misleading the National leaders to further their whimsical agendas at the threshold of Solution. In the Naga political history, treachery and betrayal from prominent leaders had proven costly in the past and at this juncture, we see the resurrection of these elements in the form of NPF dissident legislators who proclaimed themselves as majority, floating all procedures and laid-down rules, wanting forceful dominance to prevail over it cannot be allowed at any cost. Mr. Imkong and Mr. Kaito as true Trojan Horses of Mr. N. Rio camp played a tactical game in hoodwinking Legislators, to avenge their failed game of 2015. With ulterior motives, they started mobilizing the legislators of their respective district Legislators. They began to whisper around, inciting, that the present leadership in the party and government is all headed by only Tenyimia, as Both the MPs, CM and Party higher ups are all from Tenyimia family. The party is aware how such a cheap propaganda could become misfortune, as they themselves are involved in so many public unrest activities in the past where the people stands witness. The duo’s collective mission is not to project Mr. T.R Zeliang as their undisputed leader, nor they are for N. Rio but both has ambition
of their own, just waiting for the dust to settle to snatch for themselves. Mr. Imkong L Imchen declared on the NPF CEC meeting in May 2017 that “ When I was in Sovima Camp, I was so afraid of Chotisu Sazo, then Speaker, But now I am not afraid of him, because, Dr. Imtiwapang is Speaker, he is my brother; Nepotism Apply sometimes”. Mr. Imkong’s remarked was proven when the Speaker flouted all norms and procedure and accepted his brother-in-law TR Zeliang Chief Whip against the laid rules in the constitution of India on the stage managed Assembly. Now, with everything done through backdoor, these power mongers are trying to regularize the misdeed by taking over the party but it will only repeat 2015 episode. Mr. Tokheho Yepthomi, never in his life has contested in any regional party ticket, but he is famous for shifting his loyalty to any government in power, just to cling on for his selfish gain. He was main architect to let ULB election held and
threatened the CM and cabinet that he will resign if ULB elections are not held after the JCC put an agreement to halt the election with NBCC as witness at Chumukedima. When turmoil started on ULB election issue with JCC/NTAC targeting only TR Zeliang as CM to step down, Tokheho coolly stepped aside to even play mediator role to defuse situation. After the situation compelled T.R Zeliang to step down, Tokheho, expected his name to be called to replace TRZ, instead, when Dr. Shurhozelie took over the CM, TRZ insisted not to induct Tokheho in the Ministry. Tokheho began to talk against the Tenyimia leadership both in the party and Government. Mr. Nuklutoshi was excommunicated by Ao Senden on ULB related issue yet he was also dropped from Dr. Shurhozelie ministry on the advice of TRZ. (To be concluded) Issued by:- Media & Press Bureau, NPF Central Hq, Kohima
Reader’s Post
Sir,
Good precedence or bad precedence leader
Real leaders are leaders for generations and leaders for generations are not for self-interest but for the interest of the people and to pave the way for the good of coming generation. Faith in God makes magnanimous heart which is above laws because laws are meant for bad men. Our beloved legislators should ask themselves whether they will opt for good precedented or bad precedented leader. Our people are to be more faith oriented than legal oriented ones. Rev L. Suohie Mhasi.
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, august 13, 2017
Kandi area holds first ‘interschool literary competition’
Section of the gathering at Kandi area first inter-school literary competition on August 8.
DIMAPUR: Kandi area organised its “1st interschool literary competition” on August 8 under the theme, ‘’Untapping young minds”, at Indoor Stadium-cum-Community Hall, Sishunu village. In the programme, Rengma Selo Zi, president, Kenneth Kath, said many minds remain untapped due to lack of opportunities, especially in the rural areas. Citing examples of
successful personalities, he encouraged the students to identify their strengths and to focus on them. He also assured that their potentials would get stronger if only they were willing to brave the obstacles and challenges. A colourful cultural fashion walk was displayed by students of Lami School, followed by a special number by Senpenlo Tep and friends. The competitors par-
ticipated in three events: drawing, essay writing and story writing competitions. The second phase of competition began with spelling bee. 41 students from three schools participated in a total of five disciplines. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by Amos Seb from GHSK, invocation prayer was said by Sishunu Baptist Church, Pastor Wachu Kath, welcome address was delivered by Benkiya Apon from GHSK, Mitsalo Kath from GHSK delivered the vote of thanks and benediction was said by Calvin from GMSK. The literar y competition was initiated by Government High School, Kandinu in collaboration with Government Middle School, Kandinu and Lami School, Tsonsa. The event was attended by students and teachers of the three respective schools, village leaders, parents and well wishers.
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state 9th NAP Bn (IR) receives medals
DIMAPUR: Antrik Suraksha Seva Padak medals by government of India was awarded to officers and ranks of 9th NAP Bn (Indian Reserve) who had been deployed in Chhattisgarh from 2005 to 2007 for their exemplary duty in combating Maoists in the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh. A total of 999 medals have been awarded to the unit. A press note by commandant of 9th NAP Bn (IR), C. James Kinghen stated that the medal was awarded to police personnel deployed in counter insurgency in specified areas for two years. He stated that 9th NAP Bn (IR), also known as “daring ninth” during their stint in Chhattisgarh had displayed exemplary courage and bravery, although the unit lost 20 of its heroic soldiers while combating the naxals. James stated that the medals would be personally handed over to the officers/personnel who have been transferred to other units. Medals of the brave dead would be handed over to family members, he informed.
‘Psychology w’shop’ at MITE
NStCB Jalukie branch meet cooperative societies
DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Cooperative Bank (NStCB) Jalukie branch held a meeting with borrowing cooperative societies of Peren district on August 4 with officials of 26 “borrowing cooperative societies”. In the meeting, board of director of the bank from Peren, Zandi Domta, exhorted the cooperative societies of the district on the importance and the need for the economic development of their societies through effective liaison with the bank and timely recovery of the loans so that the bank can recycle the loaning fund for proper utilization by all concern for development. Senior inspector, Co-
operation, Peren Zase Vituo, called upon the societies to repay the loans of NStCB in time as it is the only local bank owned by the state and caters for the development of the people of the state. He said that the Integrated Cooperative Development Project (ICDP) will be launched in the district shortly for the development of Cooperative Societies of the district. T h e m e e t i n g wa s chaired by Sr. Manager of Jalukie branch T. Luho, keynote address was delivered by General Manager (ID) of the bank, D.Sale and vote of thanks was delivered by NStCB, Jalukie branch senior manager, T.Luho.
173 Bn CRPF donates blood
DIMAPUR: As part of weeklong celebration of unit rising day, 173 Bn CRPF organized a blood donation camp in collaboration with District Hospital Dimapur (DHD) August 10, at 173 Bn. Unit headquarters Airfield, Diphupar, Dimapur. About 70 volunteers consisting of officers, subordinates officer, jawans of 173 Bn, CRPF registered for the blood donation, out of which 52 were able to donate blood after series of medical check up. 173 BN CRPF, Commandant Joseph Keishing appraised the gathering with his speech. 173 BN CRPF DMO, Dr. Api Bagra also explained the gathering about the regenerating mechanisms of blood inside human body which basically helps one’s own body.
(ATMA Dimapur conducted Within District Farmer’s Training for women groups of Ghoshito village on Detergent powder making on 10/08/2017 with Ms. Sentibenla, ATM Niuland Block as resource person).
Fazl Ali College Students union (FACSU) organised fund raising project on August 12 by selling daily newspapers in Mokokchung town. FACSU organised the fund raiser to host All Nagaland College Students union (ANCSU) conference at FAC from November 1 to 4. Around 35 students were involved in the project.
DIMAPUR: Two-day psychology workshop was orNkwareu Village under Peren district (N) was badly affected ganised by Modern Instiby recent heavy rainfall and flood, damaging culvert tute of Teacher Education approach road, paddy fields and suspension (MITE), Kohima on August DIMAPUR: NCC cadets of Government Higher Sec- landslide hanging bridges which were washed away making 10 and 11 at the college ondary School Tuensang, Government High School life and needs urgent restoration work. (By, Nkwareu premise. Chaba and Loyem M.H. School, Tuensang organised a Village Council chairman and chairman, Village disaster Resource person, assis- tree plantation drive as a part of Swaach Bharat Abhiyan Management Authority, Nkwareu) tant professor, department on August 9. Deputy district education officer, I. Shashi of psychology, Nagaland Ao, who was also present during the plantation drive, university, Lovika P Shikhu exhorted the young NCC cadets on importance of tree talked on mental health, plantation . He said the event should be conducted to stress and depression in the motivate youths to keep the environment green. Associfirst session. Importance and ate NCC officer Nurul Islam, expressed gratitude to the Railway Area Colony Dimapur conducted mass social work within its premises on uses of psychological test in deputy DEO and thanked the Cadets for taking part in the field of education was Saturday. (NP) A PLACE FOR EVENTS AND FAMILY emphasized in the second the programme. A total of 250 cadets participated in the session. A separate day of drive and planted around 150 saplings around DEO ofJorpukhri, Purana Bazar, Dimapur. workshop was assigned for fice area in and around the town. The Cadets were led by associate NCC officer, second officer Nurul Islam, third Ten acres of lush green space with three both 1st Semester and 2nd DIMAPUR: A career Lashili G. Chishi and welcome address was delivered by Semester along with teach- officer Chongshen and third officer Inden Mongba. The water bodies. counselling programme MTC principal, Dr. Apeni Lotha. programme ended with the NCC song. ing faculties. Built up stage, Gazebos, Kitchen, Toilet. was organised by career Abundant Parking Space. guidance and counselling cell of Mount Tiyi College, 'ILI-AH' TREE HOUSE FAMILY RESTAURANT, EDUCARE COACHING CENTRE &12-HOSTEL ====pix @ reporting folder Aug Nzano-2 Wokha on August 8. Area Colony Dimapur conducted massNOW OPEN TUESDAY-FRIDAY 12 PM–10 PM & Classes GOING ON forCAPTION: CLASS-10Railway (REGULARS & REPEATERS) In the programme, SATURDAY–SUNDAY 12 PM–11 PM. social work within its premises on Saturday. (NP) * Special care for REPEATERS. resource person, assistant director, career awareness Classes from Monday to Saturday * All subjects * For details, please dial 9089367626 CONTACT : 7005129114 and placement centre for eastern region, ICSI, KolYou can avail the service of our kata, C.S. Sonu Nahatta, spoke about the key role drivers for a day or more on hire that a company secretary basis. Near New NST Bus Station (CS) plays in the corporate VISITING CONSULTANTS 1. Price will be based on hour and Kohima sector and governance. She Dr. Ganesh Das MS (PGIMER, Chandigarh), DNB, FMAS, mileage. also highlighted the CS Phone : 2291874 , 9862034454 FAIS, Trained Cancer Surgeon from Tata Memorial Hospital, courses offered by ICSI, 2. Services available for Kohima and Mumbai will be available for consultation on 19th August 2017 the modules and important ADMISSION NOTICE FOR COACHING CLASSES (Saturday). Dimapur Clients only. dates for registration. The programme was 1) NPSC Prelims 2017, SSC (Crash Course starting on 18th August). Dr. Joy N. Chakraborty MS, DNB (Surgery), DNB (Urology), Contact No. : chaired by assistant proFRCS renowned Endourosurgeon from Apollo Hospital Guwahati 2) Class 10 & 12 repeaters (Arts, Commerce and Science). fessor, political science, will be available for consultation on 23rd August 2017 (Wednesday) 7641842160/8974401854 3) Special Coaching for Stenography and Typewriting for the forthcoming for Urinary Problems, Prostate, Kidney & Bladder Stone.
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Cash holdings slip 20% after demonetization
NEW DELHI, Aug 12 (Agencies): There has been a 20%decline in cumulative cash holding by companies and individuals post demonetisation while the number of taxpayers has increased 45%since then, the Economic Survey has said, pointing to positives from the withdrawal of highdenomination banknotes in November last year. “The holding of cash is about Rs 3.5 lakh crore less than what might have been the case had predemonetisation trends prevailed,” said the Economic Survey 2016-17 Volume 2 that finance minister Arun Jaitley tabled in Parliament. “Demonetisation should continue to pay dividends over time as the impetus towards formalising the economy and expanding tax base that it has set in motion continues.” It said the number of taxpayers increased 45%in 2016-17 as an effect of demonetisation, compared to 25%rise in the previous year.
“The tax base did expand after demonetisation...the full effect of collections will monetise gradually as reported income of new payers grows,” the survey said. It has been nine months since demonetisation now. While estimating fall in cash holding, the Economic Survey has assumed that remonetisation has happened
fully and the supply of cash is now fully reflective of demand. The survey also said a new enforcement and compliance regime and increased digitalisation have reduced cash use for transactions. “Level and pace of digitalisation are substantially greater than before demonetisation.” This was visible across
Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, august 13, 2017
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poor, less affluent and affluent classes. Inter-bank transactions using Aadhaarenabled payment system for “digitally excluded,” for instance, have gone up from less than Rs 2 billion to over Rs 12 billion during November 2016-May 2017. On demonetisation’s impact on real estate, the survey said it was expected to reduce black market transactions, to be manifested in reduced property prices. The survey also said that while real growth of the economy decelerated after demonetisation, the nominal GDP growth actually accelerated. Growth for the year as a whole was much higher than 6.50-6.75%estimated in the first Economic Survey 2016-17, tabled on Parliament on January 31. It studied Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) data to examine if demonetisation induced greater demand for social insurance.
NEW DELHI, Aug 12 (Agencies): Food and Consumer Affairs minister Ram Vilas Paswan has said that the country has sufficient sugar supply and there was no need to import it. He also said that the government was keeping a watch on pulses price and would increase import duty if required. On the issue of wheat, he said that there was no plan to reduce import duty, which was currently at 10%. “There is no need to import more sugar at zero duty as of now as supplies are comfortable,” said Paswan while addressing a media gathering in Delhi on Saturday. A section of the industry has been asking the government to reduce import duty ahead of the festive season when consumption of the sweetener increases. In July this year the government increased import duty on sugar to 50% to curb dumping of the commodity in India as international prices fell. Paswan said, that at the start of the sugar season, the country had an opening stock of 7 million tonne sugar. “With this year’s production at 20.4 million tonne and imports of 0.5 million tonne, supplies this season are seen at 27.9 million tonne. This is sufficient for this season, “ the minister said. The carryover sugar stock at the end of this season is seen at 4.2 million tonne, which should be able to meet October-November demand, he added. Paswan said that demand in October was going to be 2-2.2 million tonne. “To ensure supplies are available and there is no scarcity in November, we have asked the states to ensure mills start cane crushing by then,” he said. On the issue of falling pulses prices in the domestic market, Paswan said that with a huge buffer stock of 2 million tonnes and increased imports by private trade, the prices in domestic market have crashed. “We have taken some immediate measures like putting a cap on the import of arhar dal at 2 lakh tonnes during this fiscal and are watching the situation,” he said.
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The newly renovated Hotel Saramati. (NP) Staff Reporter
DIMAPUR, AUG 12 (NPN): The newly renovated Hotel Saramati was inaugurated by chairperson of Nagaland Hotels Limited, Aneü Khaming during a grand re-opening ceremony on Saturday. With a fresh coat of white and chocolate brown color, new decor and AC rooms with new amenities, the hotel was re-introduced with the theme “re-valued, re-defined luxury.” With the addition of five new rooms, Hotel
Saramati now have a total of 30 rooms with rates between Rs.999 to Rs 5000 per night. The hotel also have a conference hall and executive lounge, free Wi-Fi, multi-cuisine Tzurang AC restaurant, outdoor catering services and special wedding package. The renovation work for modernization of the hotel was funded under one time plan Special Plan Assistance (SPA) with an additional financial assistance from government of Nagaland.
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Kolkata, Aug 12 (IANS): The number of tax slabs in the Goods and Services Tax (GST)regime would be reduced with improvement in revenue, Union Minister of State for Finance and Corporate Affairs Arjun Ram Meghwal said here on Saturday. With the exempted category, the existing tax slabs are of 5, 12, 18 and 28 per cent. Defending the different slabs, he said the central government was trying to introduce the new tax system with the consent of states and did not want to impose it. “The Centre could have taken decisions in the GST council on the basis of majority but that was not done,” the Minister said at an interactive session organised by Indian Chamber of Commerce. Meghwal also said as many as 13.2 lakh new dealers have registered themselves in the system so far after the implementation of GST. Out of which, 56,000 were from West Bengal, the highest in India. He said total number of registered dealers in the indirect tax system in the pre-GST regime was 80 lakh. Describing the GST Network (GSTN) as a “perfect system”, he said: “We must be facing some teething problems but it is a perfect system. The new system will remove inspector raj and there will be no human interface. The government will improve the GSTN system.”
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In June, Sebi had allowed options trading in commodities to deepen the market but permitted each exchange to launch options on futures of only one commodity initially. Trading in options has been a long pending demand of the exchanges and market intermediaries. While the market watchdog had agreed to permit options trading last year itself, some legal requirements were holding back the move. Sebi had stipulated necessary guidelines with regard to the product design and risk management framework to be adopted for trading in options on commodity futures. India Inx began its operations on January 16, 2017 and is India’s first International Exchange set up at GIFT City in Gandhinagar. The exchange, which operates for 22 hours a day, allows international investors and Non-Residents Indians to trade in various asset classes including equities and derivatives from anywhere across the globe.
taxed by the Centre and states. Alcohol, petroleum, energy products, electricity and some land and real estate transactions are outside the GST base but are taxed by the Centre or states outside the GST. “Bringing electricity
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Mumbai, Aug 12 (PTI): BSEpromoted India International Exchange (India INX) will launch trading in gold options from August 30, a move which will allow investors an opportunity to hedge their risk without worrying about daily market volatility. India INX, which has received regulator Sebi’s nod to launch the product, has estimated that gold options, along with other gold contracts, would clock a daily average turnover of USD 35 million on the exchange’s platform. Recently, domestic commodity exchange MCX also said it has received Sebi’s approval to commence trading in gold options contracts. The bourse is likely to launch the product by August-end. “Gold options will give participants an opportunity to hedge their risk without worrying about daily volatility,” India INX managing director and CEO V Balasubramaniam said in a statement here. “This instrument will give buyer a right to buy or sell an underlier at a preset price on a future date,” he added.
New Delhi, Aug 12 (IANS): The Goods and Services Tax (GST) rate of 3 per cent on gold was low and needs to be increased as it is consumed by the “very rich”, feels Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian, the author of the Economic Survey. According to the Economic Survey Volume II 2016-17, tabled in Parliament on Friday, “The tax on gold and jewellery products - items that are disproportionately consumed by the very rich at 3 per cent is still low.” The document also stated that there was a need to tax education and healthcare. “Keeping health and education completely out is inconsistent with equity because these are services consumed disproportionately by the rich,” it said. Health and education are outside the tax net altogether, exempted under the GST and not otherwise
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Palestinian woman stabs, wounds Israeli in Jerusalem
JERUSALEM, AUG 12 (AGENCIES): A Palestinian woman stabbed and wounded an Israeli man near an east Jerusalem flashpoint on Saturday, before she was arrested, police said. They said in an English-language statement that the incident occurred next to the Old City’s Damascus Gate, site of repeated past attacks, reports AFP. It said that a “female Arab terrorist” stabbed the man, injuring him lightly. The woman, a Jerusalem resident aged about 30, was arrested at the scene, police added. The Old City is located in east Jerusalem, which was occupied by Israel in 1967 and later annexed in a move never recognised by the international community. The July 14 killing there of two policemen by three Arab Israeli gunmen led to spiralling unrest after Israel responded by installing metal detectors at the
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negotiation to reach a political solution, Xi said. Trump warned North Korea it faced “fire and fury like the world has never seen” if it continued to threaten the United States with its missile and nuclear programs. Xi told Trump that China is willing to keep close contacts with the US, on the basis of mutual respect, to seek a sound settlement on the issue, he added. Xi said he had a productive meeting Trump on the side-lines of the Group
entrance to the Al-Aqsa mosque complex, used as a staging point for the attack. For nearly two weeks, worshippers refused to submit to the checks and staged mass prayers in surrounding streets. Ensuing protests left six Palestinians dead. The crisis abated when Israel removed the detectors but tension remains high. A wave of unrest that broke out in October 2015 has killed 293 Palestinians or Arab Israelis, 47 Israelis, two Americans, two Jordanians, an Eritrean, a Sudanese and a Briton, according to an AFP toll.
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Mopong Honkong Union Kohima, with immense pleasure and honour congratulate to Mrs. Emilo Engo Konyak, we take pride in her achieving the “ERDF young media achiever award 2017” and for bringing laurels to our community and Naga society in general, we believe that her passion and contribution will be an inspiration to young people ever in the days to come. We wish her the best in all her future endeavours. E. Wangba Konyak P. Lhangti. Lan President, MHUK. General Secy., MHUK OFFICE OF THE
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H.Q. : Bura Namsang, P.O. : Naginimora-798622 BPO : Bura Namsang: Dist. Longleng Nagaland CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE The undersigned on behalf of the entire citizen of Namsang would like to convey our deepest congratulations to our bonafide members for their great achievement in the following fields. 1. Dr. B.Phongshak Phom, S/o Shri. Bangmei Phom, (President, Young Namsang Association) on being accorded the title of Doctor of Philosophy in Linguistics and Phonetics on the topic “An Acoustic Study of Lexical Tones in Phom” under school of Language Sciences the English and Foreign Language University Hyderabad, India. The first person to complete Ph.D among the citizen of Namsang. 2. Mr. Hamdük Phom, S/o Shri.Enyei Phom for securing Gold Medal in BBA from ICFAI University, Nagaland. The first person among the Namsang Citizen securing academic excellent in BBA stream. We sincerely appreciate you for the patience, hard work and determination you endure to achieve this feat. It is our hope that you will be an inspiration and a torch bearer for the younger generation and we look forward for your invaluable contribution for the upliftment of our society. We further wish you good health, more wisdom and more success in life. H.Baüaok Phom M.Baü-e Phom General Secy., Namsang Citizen President, Namsang Citizen
Army attend the scene of a train collision just outside Egypt’s Mediterranean port city of Alexandria, Friday, Aug. 11, 2017. (AP/ PTI)
minutes in Ebies area near Khorshid station when she felt its collision with the another train. Hamdy, who succeeded in escaping from the train through one of the windows, said that she will never forget the large number of injured, mostly women and children, she saw at the accident site. Another survivor, 10 year-old Karim Abdel Wahab, said that he couldn’t find his mother and brother who were travelling with him in the train. The driver of the CairoAlexandria train has surrendered himself to police and has been transferred to ElRaml police station in Alex-
NA I RO B I , AU G 1 2 (AFP): Three people, including a child, have been shot dead in Kenya in opposition protests which raged overnight into today after the hotly disputed election victory of President Uhuru Kenyatta. Demonstrations and running battles with police broke out in Nairobi slums after anger in opposition strongholds against an election that losing candidate Raila Odinga claims was massively rigged. An AFP photographer saw the body of a nineyear-old boy whose family said he had been shot in the
Anti riot policemen deploy to disperse demonstrators, supporting opposition leader Raila Odinga, in Mathare, in Nairobi, Kenya August 12, 2017.
back while watching the The violence is a reprotests from a fourth floor minder of the bloodshed balcony in Mathare, a slum that followed a disputed in the capital. 2007 election which led to
two months of ethno-political violence that left 1,100 dead and 600,000 displaced. Attention is now focused on Odinga and his first reaction to Friday’s official election results. He previously said the loss was a result of massive rigging of Tuesday’s polls, which his party denounced as a “charade” and a “disaster”. Protests erupted in Odinga’s strongholds in western Kisumu county and poor areas of Nairobi almost immediately after
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andria for investigation, local media said quoting a health ministry official. Egypt’s prosecutorgeneral Nabil Sadiq has ordered an urgent investigation into the collision to find out the reason behind the crash. President El-Sisi has expressed his condolences to the victims and ordered government bodies to follow up on developments from the deadly collision and identify the cause of the accident. “The rescue team is currently searching for survivals while ambulances are transferring the injured to nearby hospitals,” said Magdy Hegazi, undersecretary at the Health ministry.
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CAIRO, AUG 12 (PTI): At least 44 people were killed and nearly 180 others injured after two trains collided near Egypt’s coastal city of Alexandria, officials said. The Egyptian cabinet said in a statement that the number of deaths may increase and the final toll will be announced after clearing the debris of the two trains. The deadly collision took place yesterday after a train travelling to Alexandria from Cairo, crashed into the back of another train coming from the Canal city of Port Said, which was waiting at a small station in the district of Khorshid, east of Alexandria, the Egyptian Railways Authority said in a statement. The area of the collision has been cordoned off by security forces as a rescue team is currently searching for survivors over the night and removing the wreckage off the tracks, it said. Iman Hamdy, 26, a survivor of the accident, said that she was travelling in the train going to Alexandria and noticed that it was already in a bad condition. The Al-Masri elYoum Arabic newspaper quoted her saying that the train abruptly stopped for 15
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TOKYO, AUG 12 (IANS): Japan said on Saturday it has installed anti-missile systems in several parts of the country following North Korea’s threat to launch four ballistic missiles towards the American island of Guam. The surface-to-air Patriot Advanced Capability 3 (PAC 3) has been deployed in the prefectures of Shimane, Hiroshima, Kochi and Ehime, the expected flight path of the North Korean projectiles, reports Efe news. Pyongyang on Thursday threatened to launch a ballistic missile attack against Guam in the western Pacific, where some 160,000 people live and where strategic bombers sent by the Pentagon are stationed. The plan unveiled by Pyongyang detailed the launch of four medium-long range Hwasong-12 rockets that will cross the sky above Shimane, Hiroshima and Kochi prefectures at a distance of 3,356.7 kms for 1,065 seconds (nearly 18 minutes) before hitting the waters 30 to 40 km away from Guam. Japan’s antimissile defence operation system deploys the navy’s Aegis to bring down airborne missiles while the PAC-3 system is used to counter the projectiles evading these interceptors.
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KATHMANDU, AUG 12 (PTI): At least 23 people were killed and hundreds of others displaced in floods and landslides triggered by incessant rainfall in several districts across Nepal, officials said today. According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, six persons were killed in Sunsari district in southern Nepal. Four persons were killed in Sindhuli, four in Banke and one person each in Morang and Jhapa districts, The Himalayan Times reported. “At least three elderly people went missing in flood at Sundar Haraincha in Morang district,” Ministry of Home Affairs spokesperson Joint Secretar y Deepak Kafle said. “Six bodies were fished out from the swollen streams in Sunsari while hundreds of families were displaced,” he added. Jhapa, Morang Sunsari, Sapttari, Siraha, Sarlahi, Rautahat, Banke, Bardiya and Dang were the worst affected by flood.
must at present exercise restraint, and avoid words and actions that exacerbate tensions on the Korean peninsula,” the report paraphrased Xi as saying “President Trump and President Xi agreed North Korea must stop its provocative and escalatory behaviour,” the White House said, adding that the two leaders also reiterated their mutual commitment to denuclearise the Korean Peninsula. The two countries should strive to resolve the issue through dialogue and
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US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping (R) prior to a meeting on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Hamburg, Germany, on July 8, 2017.
of 20 Summit last month in Hamburg, Germany. Maintaining close contacts between the two leaders on issues of common concern is “very important for the development of the China-US relations,” Xi added. He urged the two sides to enhance dialogue and communication in accordance with the consensus previously reached, promote exchanges and cooperation in various fields, and appropriately deal with each other’s concerns, so as to ensure healthy and stable advancement of bilateral ties. Furthermore, the Chinese president said that Beijing places high value on Trump’s state visit to China later this year, urging both sides to make good preparations for the visit. Trump also stressed the importance of maintaining close contacts between the two leaders on major issues and strengthening exchanges between their countries at all levels as well as in various areas, the report said.
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WA S HI N G TO N/ BE IJING, AUG 12 (PTI): Chinese President Xi Jinping today asked his US counterpart Donald Trump to avoid remarks and actions that could escalate the already-tense situation in the Korean Peninsula as the two leaders reaffirmed their commitment to denuclearise the region. The two leaders spoke over phone to discuss the escalating tension after North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un threatened the US this week to fire missiles at Guam, a US island territory, after the US sponsored a resolution imposing new economic sanctions on Pyongyang over its missile and nuclear weapons programmes. Xi told Trump that China is ready to work with the US to “appropriately resolve” the issue, state-run Xinhua news agency reported. “The concerned parties should avoid remarks and actions that could escalate tensions on the peninsula,” Xi was quoted by the report. “The relevant side
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The Tsütuonuomia Youth Organization (TYO) Kohima village conveys our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all who have participated in the T.Khel Annual Social Work cum Get Together through physical, financial and material support on the 12th Aug 2017. T. Khel Youth would also like to thank :1. K.M.C Administrator and colleagues, Kohima. 2. Kubui Community. 3. Tenant, Sokhriezie T.Khel Market. 4. ANTA, Kohima. 5. Kewhimia Sanitation Board, Kohima Village. Your wonderful deeds towards our community will forever remain in our heart. TYO, Kohima Village K-2593
NYIRO RANGE OFFICER’S THYUTASANTA: Nyiro Range Public Organisation nsüng-nlang okho etchyuchi ephanina Augusty 18th 2017 lo Kohima lona Nyiro Range Officer’s thyutasanta khyiala. Tümka jo Range tsükaranka osi mmhonka tsükona. Hoji tsükona Nyiro Range Officers kvüta vancho sana thyutasanta shilo nkhyae nsina oro thetale to ntsijantala. MetaLCS building Kohima, Yuta - 10: A.M Echanchoe (Host): Kohima Nyiro Range Union. Contact - Wokha : 9856453830 Kohima : 9436264615 Dimapur : 8794442024 K-2586
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The Principal, Staff and students along with the School Managing Board of Dr. Neilhouzhü Kire GHSS Seikhazou, Kohima would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the family of Late Dr. Neilhouzhü, invitees and well-wishers for their presence and support towards the inauguration programme for the change in nomenclature of the school held on 10th August 2017. We are especially grateful to the Chief Guest Shri. Tokheho Yepthomi, Minister for School Education for his generous contribution, towards the School Library. May the Almighty God bless you in all your future endeavours. Dr. Bijano Murry Principal K-2591
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Through this column, we the teachers and S.M.C members of GMS, Toluvi village Dimapur would like to express our sincere and profound gratitude to Sri. Ghutovi Awomi, Chairman, Toluvi Village Council for donating Rupees 1,00,000/- (One Lakh) only for replacement of the roof of the school building of GPS, class rooms and office room. May the Good Lord bless you and your family abundantly in return. DP-8147
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Note Grid’s Soiree Musicale held
(Top L-R) MTF director Gugs Chishi speaking during the event. Kids’ choir performing. (Bottom L-R) Guest artiste Dinesh Khundrakpam on classical guitar. Faculty of Note Grid School and performers during the event. (PC-T. Aowati)
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ote Grid School of Music and Media Studio held its first instalment of an annual series ‘Soiree Musicale’ at IMC hall, Dimapur with Music Task Force, Government of Nagaland-director
Gugs Chishi as the special guest. In a short note, Chishi expressed happiness that the faculty of the school, who have all been influential in their chosen fields, were passing on the knowl-
edge they have gained to the younger generations as guides. He encouraged the gathered parents that their children were set on a course to become as good as or even better than their
teachers. Chishi lauded those musicians who have come back to share their knowledge after getting themselves trained from reputed music institutes outside the state. Exhorting the gathered music students Chishi said, “It is not a waste of time rather it is worth all the time you are investing into taking up music as a profession.” Guest artiste Dinesh Khundrakpam from The Bangalore School of Music performed a few renowned classical guitar pieces along with some of his original works. Performers during the event included faculty of the school and senior students. A kids’ choir comprising of both senior and junior students along with the faculty performed a rendition of ‘You Raised Me Up’. The musicale saw a blend of both classical and contemporary followers sharing the stage to present a good repertoire of both the genres. (Staff Reporter)
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m e r ic a n r a ppe r Eminem has shared a cryptic photograph which likely hints at new music. Shared on Instagram, the image finds Eminem strumming an acoustic guitar by a campfire. “Camp Shady Summer 17” is written beneath the photograph, reports aceshowbiz. com. “ Ku m b aya ! M o r e soon from the Shady Shop. #CampShady,” so the “Love the way you lie” captioned the funny image. It is still unclear what the rapper is up to. Some fans believe that “Camp Shady” refers to a merchandise line, while others are convinced the rapper will release a new album this summer. As previously reported, Eminem is said to be releasing the follow-up to 2013’s “MMLP2” this year. While he has been quietly working on the project, it is believed that he collaborates with fellow rappers like Dr. Dre and 2 Chainz on the long-awaited effort.
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alvin Harris has scored his eighth UK number one - equalling The Rolling Stones’ chart record. The DJ’s latest single Feels, which features Katy Perry, Pharrell and Big Sean, knocked Despacito off the top spot on this week’s singles chart. It means he’s now level with The Rolling Stones, Oasis and Eminem - who also have eight number ones each. Cliff Richard is now the only British male solo artists ahead of Calvin with 14 chart toppers to his name. Calvin’s number one singles Calvin Harris Dance Wiv Me (with Dizzee Rascal, 2008) I’m Not Alone (2009) We Found Love (with Rihanna, 2011) Sweet Nothing (2012) Under Control (2013) Summer (2014) Blame (2014) Feels (with Katy Perry, Pharrell and Big Sean, 2017) The rest of this week’s
top five is taken up by French Montana, DJ Khaled, Luis Fonsi and Dua Lipa, whose single New Rules has climbed to number five - her highest chart placing to date. Over on the album chart - Ed Sheeran returned to number one with his third album Divide. Glen Campbell’s album Adios re-entered the chart at number two after his death earlier this week. Top five singles Artist Title 1) Calvin Harris, Katy Perry, Pharrell, Big Sean Feels 2) French Montana feat. Swae Lee Unforgettable 3) DJ Khaled feat. Rihanna and Bryson Tiller Wild Thoughts 4) Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber Despacito 5) Dua Lipa New Rules Top five albums Artist Title 1) Ed Sheeran Divide 2) Glen Campbell Adios 3) Arcade Fire Everything Now 4) Rag’n’Bone Man Human 5) Lana Del Rey Lust For Life
B-Town welcomes Joshi as new CBFC chief Jessie J returns with new single ‘Real Deal’ Gautam Gambhir joins organ
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opular Bollywood celebrities like Shyam Benegal, Shoojit Sircar, Madhur Bhandarkar and Rahul Dholakia have hailed the central government’s decision to replace Pahlaj Nihalani with noted lyricist and ad guru Prasoon Joshi as the new chief of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Joshi, who is “happy” to be the new CBFC chief, said: “I will always try to take opinion of people, who have right and positive thinking because this is very new to me.” Though he considers himself unaware about the functioning of CBFC, Joshi calls himself a “sensible man”, who “believes in taking responsibilities”. Talking about Joshi’s appointment, Sircar told IANS: “I think Prasoon Joshi is absolutely eligible.
He has been a part of the mainstream film industry. He knows exactly...he himself is a creative person. So, I think he will understand much deeper what we filmmakers want and what people should watch. It’s a great move that Prasoon Joshi has come on board.” Actors Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Bidita Bag’s “Babumoshai Bandookbaaz” was the latest Bollywood film which got into trouble with Nihalani, who had suggested 48 cuts in the film despite giving it an ‘A’
certificate. Kiran Shyam Shroff, one of the producers of “Babumoshai Bandookbaaz”, sees the move as a a welcome change. “I think the incidents during ‘Babumoshai Bandoojbaaz’ put the final nail in the coffin. In the last few years, most of the producers faced problems to get certification of their films. Every time, after the controversy, people demanded his resignation but did not happen.” She believes that as times are changing, people have to get rid of “regressive mind” and need to understand others perspective. Joshi is known for his contribution to films like “Black”, “Taare Zameen essie J has returned Par”, “Bhaag Milkha with new single ‘Real Bhaag”, “Rang De BasanDeal’, her first since ti”, “Delhi-6” and “Neer- 2015’s ‘Flashlight’. ja”, and for designing sucThe release follows cessful ad campaigns. a short hiatus from music
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with Forbes, the singer confirmed that it is not taken from an upcoming album. “I’m still writing and I’m still creating,” she reassured fans. “There’s so much that’s to come. But when it happens, I think people are gonna be happy that I didn’t tell them about it too prematurely. It will be, it will be, it will be… I don’t know. The thing is, I don’t know. But I know it’s there, and I know I’ve said that recently.” Jessie J also revealed that her new material is ‘reminiscent of her first album’. “I’m so involved in it personally, in that I’ve written it all myself,” she tells Forbes. “I’ve had one producer. It’s almost been like a time of therapy, but with a melody to it. “It feels like it really is reminiscent of my first album.
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ricketer Gautam Gambhir on Saturday joined a campaign to encourage people to pledge to donate organs, at the Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals here. “I am extremely humbled to be a part of this drive. Organ donation is an egalitarian and a moral act,” said Gambhir, who is also an ambassador for “Gift a Life.” Gift A Life is an initiative launched in 2011 to create awareness about organ donation to save countless lives and is supported by the Apollo Transplant Institutes. “Thousands die every year for want of organs and I feel that this initiative will bridge the gap by spreading awareness in the society,”
said Gambhir, who has already pledged to donate all his organs. Every year nearly five lakh people die in India due to non-availability of organs. Nearly 1.5 lakh people are in dire need of kidney transplants but only 3,000 of them receive one. “One of the major reasons is lack of awareness about organ donation in India at large where majority of the population is still shackled with myths and religious beliefs, hence there is an urgent need to address this issue and create sound awareness,” said Anupam Sibal, Group Medical Director and Senior Paediatric Gastroenterologist at Apollo Hospitals Group.
Cameron opens on Alien , Terminator sequels
doesn’t mean I bet against the new films – I go ‘all right guys, let’s see the magic’,” he continues. “I’ve been disappointed. The problem is, I’m so damn analytical I can point out exactly what didn’t work. If I had 20 minutes with the filmmaker ahead of time, I might have been able to help. But that’s just not how this business works.”
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ames Cameron has claimed that the sequels to Alien and Terminator were not as good as the ones he directed. The comments came in a new interview with the Daily Telegraph. Speaking to the paper, Cameron noted that “The subsequent Alien films haven’t been as good as Alien and Aliens. They set a standard the other movies were judged against. That’s true of the Terminator films as well.” James Cameron directed Aliens, the 1986 sequel to Ridley Scott’s 1979 Alien original. Two years previous, he made his Hollywood breakthrough with the original Terminator movie, which itself has spawned four sequels, with a fifth in the works. Cameron continued by stating that his doesn’t feel that sequels affect the legacy of the original film. “It doesn’t diminish the original accomplishment in any way,” he said. “If anything it makes the original seem better by comparison.” He also admitted to being disappointed by many Hollywood sequels. “That
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KFL: New Market FC beat Ziekezou SC 2-1 Schippers retains women’s 200m world title
The match between New Market FC (white) and Ziekezou SC on Saturday. (NP)
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Ko h i m a , Au g 1 2 (NPN): New Market FC came from behind to beat Ziekezou SC 2-1 at the ongoing Kohima Football League (KFL) organized by Kohima Town Club played at Kohima local ground on Saturday. Playing a closely contested match in front of a big crowd, the match
PNTMK sport cum annual get together Ko h i m a , Au g 1 2 (NPN): Poumai Naga Tsiidoumai Me Kohima (students’ union) would be organizing sports meet cum annual get together in commemoration of 71st Naga Independence Day on August 14 and 15 at Seikhazou ground, D. Khel Kohima. Senior advocate Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench Ashipri Zho and advisor Poumai Naga Union Kohima (PNUK) CD. Jongeo John would grace the event as the chief guest and guest of honour respectively on the opening day while advisor of PNUK, P.H. Shesou would grace the valedictory function. Various games like football, volleyball, tug of war and other indigenous games would be played. All members have been requested to take part in the program.
provided a nail biting prediction to the spectators. In the first half, both the team were cancelling each other in the midfield area but were unsuccessful in their attempts. New Market FC came close when Rhitso Mero was pulled down by the keeper inside the area but the referee waved on for the play instead of awarding a penalty, and the first half ended in a goalless
draw. Ziekezou finally broke the deadlock in the second half when Khakevi Assumi eased passed the rival defenders and scored the goal in the 47th minutes. But the goal celebration was a short stay, as Chisie Nyusou netted the muchneeded equalizer 13th minutes later. The keeper was at fault as he wasn’t able to clear the ball and Chisie tap
Wozniacki topples Pliskova at WTA Toronto
TO RO N TO, AUG 1 2 (Agencies): Caroline Wozniacki survived three rain delays to book her spot in the WTA Toronto tournament semi-final with a marathon 7–5, 6–7 (3/7), 6–4 victory over world No. 1 Karolina Pliskova on Friday. The sixth seeded Wozniacki posted her first career win over a numberone player in seven tries as she blasted eight aces in the 2 hour, 56 minute centre court match. She next faces American Sloane Stephens, who saved three match points in the third set to oust Lucie Safarova 6–2, 1–6, 7–5 in their quarter-final. Wozniacki will have her hands full with Stephens, who reached the quarters with wins over third seed Angelique Kerber and two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova. Stephens won the last four games and saved three match points to oust Safarova. K Y M C
In the post match media briefing, team coach of Ziekezou FC Zakie Khroti said there was a bit misunderstanding in the second half among the players and they didn’t play up expectation. Skipper Kevizapu Lhoungu admitted that they lack proper team combination and muddy ground also spoilt their performance. Abalie John Rhezhii, media officer of New Market FC said due to the sloppy condition of the ground, the game was not up to their expectation but said he was happy with the three points today. He also echoed concern about the ground condition which restrict the players to play up to their expectation. Roukuonilie Kesiezie owner of Lozi Hundai Kohima was the match patron for the fourth match. Monday’s matches 1st match: 1:00 pm Khriekesa FC Vs Powercomm FC 2nd match: 3:00 pm United 16 FC Vs Nagabazar FC
Dafne Schippers celebrates her victory after another enthralling 200m race.
LO N D O N, Au g 1 2 (Agencies): Dafne Schippers successfully defended her 200 metres world title on Friday in a thrilling final. The 25-year-old Dutchwoman, who took bronze in the 100m, timed a season’s best 22.05 seconds and joins greats Allyson Felix and Merlene Ottey in winning the world title more than once. Ivory Coast’s Marie Josee Ta Lou had to settle for a second sprint silver in a matter of days, timing a national record of 22.08sec, with Bahamas Shaunae Miller-Uibo finishing third in 22.15sec. Schippers, who took silver in the event in last year’s
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It has been a year since you left us for your eternal home. Your wisdom and sacrifice as a responsible woman to guide us all to the right path will never fade away from our memories. Your works are done and accomplished. Your deeds are missed deeply and remembered in silent tears.
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We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere thanks to the doctors and nurses of Woodland Nursing Home, Mokokchung and to all the individuals, churches, unions, neighbours, friends from far and near and well wishers who stood by us physically, spiritually and financially during the time of illness and at the demise of our beloved father and my husband Late Mr T. Alemwabang Aier on 5th August 2017. It is our humble prayer that our Almighty God shower blessings upon you all for your kind deeds of love. "May He give you the desire of your heart and make all your plans succeed" Pslams 20:4 DC-1902
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Olympics, stormed off the bend well up on Ta Lou with Britain’s Dina Asher-Smith showing well in third in the outside lane. However, Ta Lou - diminutive beside the statuesque Schippers - clawed
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A year has passed by since you left us for your heavenly abode, everyday was a blessing in our life when you were here, every moment is cherished in our thoughts, you are loved, missed and remembered for you were some one special who meant more than words can say.
Pass me not, O gentle Savior, Hear my humble cry; While on others thou art calling, Do not pass me by,
VYO shooting competition
Ko h i m a , Au g 1 2 (NPN): Viswema Youth Organization (VYO) would hold its annual shooting competition (muzzle loading gun) on August 16 at John Government Higher Secondary School ground. Viswema VDB secretary Vitsorel Lcho would declare the competition. VYO has invited to all the Viswema villagers to attend the event.
the ball in. With the goal, New Market FC ignited their spirit again and scored another goal in the 77th minutes through a penalty after the defender was penalized inside the area. The skipper Stephen Rutsa coolly converted the spot kick to make it 2-1. Ziekezou put the pressure to equalize the scoreline, despite their numerous attempts; they failed to find the equalizer in the second half. Vilhobeituo Yhome got his chance to find the net when his teammate latches a through ball inside the area but shot the ball wide. Khrukhoto Resu headed the ball wide when Athing Konyak assisted him with a long range free kick. Vilhobeituo Yhome and Khrukhoto Resu rued their missed opportunity as the team failed to a point in the first match. Chisie Nyusou of New Market FC was cautioned with a yellow card for a foul play during the match.
back the metres between her and the Dutchwoman whilst Bailey-Uibo also made up ground in the final 50 metres. Schippers, though, just hit the line a tad ahead of Ta Lou with Bailey-Uibo gaining some compensation for missing out on a medal in the 400m - a dramatic collapse seeing her go from first to fourth in the final 20m - by edging past Asher-Smith. “It’s great,” said Schipper. “Especially with a gold medal, I am very pleased. My secret is enjoying the sport and enjoying my racing. I feel a little bit nervous starting out, but I’m a final runner and I’m grateful for the experience now it’s over.”
With profound and heartfelt gratitude, we the children and family members of Late Lhubisieno would like to thank each and everyone who stood by us physically, financially, and through prayers during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved mother who left us for her heavenly abode on 8th August 2017.
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LATE LHUBISIENO Born : 09-01-1962 Died : 08-08-2017
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away; may the name of the Lord be praised. Job 1:21” We the bereaved family of LATE PORÜ KEZO would like to express our profound gratitude to those individuals, friends, well wishers, neighbours, churches and organizations who supported and comforted us through prayer, material and financial assistance at the sudden demise of our beloved father on 9th August, 2017.
Born : 02.10.1971– Died : 10.08.2017 We the family members of Late Koratoshi (Khensa) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the many people who showed great kindness and support at the sad demise of our beloved. We are unable to thank you all individually, but it is our sincerest prayer that the Lord bless you all abundantly. Loving family members DC-1901
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We convey our special thanks to: 1. Chakhesang Baptist Church Minister’s Hill Kohima 2. Commandant 4th NAP Bn Thizama 3. 4th NAP Bn Thizama 4. DGP Band Members 5. Dzüvürü Youth Organization 6. Kikrüma Baptist Church 7. Kikrüma Welfare Kohima 8. Chetheba Baptist Church 9. Chetheba Students Union 10. GMS Staff Chetheba 11. Chetheba Youth Organization 12. Vineyard School Kohima
05 December 1950 – 11 August 2017
Though we are unable to thank you all individually it is our humble prayer that Almighty God will bless you all abundantly.
We, the bereaved family members of Late Chumesu Pochury, S/o Yupuchu would like to convey and express our sincere thanks and gratitude to : 1. Toulazouma Village Council, Churches, Youths, Women Organisation and E-khel Parents Body 2. Pochury Baptist Church, Naharbari 3. Pochury Baptist Church, Chumukedima 4. Pochury Students’ Union, Dimapur 5. Pochury Women Hoho, Dimapur 6. PAPO, Dimapur 7. Fire Service Fellowship Chumukedima 8. All the well wishers. For supporting us through prayers, physical, cash & kind at the sudden demise of our beloved father, Though we cannot to mention all the names specifically, we pray that our Almighty bless each and everyone of you abundantly.
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We the bereaved family members express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to all who stood by us spiritually, physically and financially throughout the prolonged sickness and at the untimely demise of Lt. Ainul Haque, who left for his heavenly abode on 10/08/2017. We regret our inability to mention each and every individual but it is our sincere prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly for your kind and good deeds. DP-8155
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Burnley stun nine-man Chelsea; Everton win
Vokes celebrates with his Burnley team-mates after scoring a goal against Chelsea.
Lo n d o n, Au g 1 2 (Agencies): Chelsea’s defence of the Premier League crown got off to the worst possible start as they were stunned 3-2 by Burnley at Stamford Bridge.
The misery began early for Antonio Conte’s team who had captain Gary Cahill dismissed on 12 minutes for a nasty lunge on Steven Defour. The visitors smelt blood
and Sam Vokes, who had a header disallowed on 18 minutes, put Sean Dyche’s side ahead soon after with a lovely steered volley. S t e p h e n Wa r d ’s screamer doubled their ad-
vantage five minutes before the break and they still had to time to stun the champions a third time, Vokes heading past Thibaut Courtois to give the Clarets a 3-0 half-time lead. New signing Alvaro Morata gave the Blues a glimmer of hope when he glanced home Willian’s pinpoint cross on 68 minutes. However, their chances of an unlikely comeback seemed over when Cesc Fabregas was dismissed for receiving a second yellow card. Despite this David Luiz halved the deficit when he volleyed home from close range but Burnley stood firm against a late onslaught to register a deserved win. Meanwhile, Wayne Rooney enjoyed a day to remember as he scored his first goal for Everton in 13 years to earn them a hard-
fought 1-0 win over Stoke City at Goodison Park. After a dull opening half, Rooney, on his second debut for the club, headed Everton into the lead right on half-time, the former Manchester United forward sending a lovely looped header from Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s tempting cross. Calvert-Lewin went close for the Toffees while Mark Hughes’ side never really looked like grabbing an equaliser.
plenty at Selhurst Park to suggest they can survive and thrive in the Premier League. The game was won in a three-minute period midway through the first half, first when the unfortunate Joel Ward diverted Cristopher Schindler’s header into his own net. Not long after the Terriers made it two when Steve Mounie powered home a header from Aaron Mooy’s centre. Mounie then put the Crystal Palace 0 – 3 seal on a famous victory when he made it three Huddersfield Hudderfield Town en- with 12 minutes left on the joyed a dream start to life in clock. Match results the top flight as they hamArsenal 4 – 3 Leicester mered Crystal Palace 3-0. David Wagner’s side Watford 3 – 3 Liverpool Southampton 0 - 0 have been tipped by many Swansea City to make a swift return to West Brom 1 – 0 the second tier of English Bournemouth football but they showed
Shikhar Dhawan guides India to 329/6 on Day 1 Pallekele, Aug 12 (Agencies): Sri Lankan spinners managed to restrict pull back a few things for their team as India did not make the most of Shikhar Dhawan and KL Rahul’s 188-run opening stand to end Day 1 of the third Test at 329/6 here on Saturday. For Sri Lanka, Malinda Pushpakumara and Lakshan Sandakan scalped three and two wickets respectively while Vishwa Fernando dismissed Ravichandran Ashwin in the 88th over of day’s play to end Sri Lanka’s day on a high. After Virat Kohli won Shikhar Dhawan gestures towards team’s dressing room as the toss and elected to bat, he celebrates scoring a century on Saturday. (AP/PTI)
Dhawan, who brought up his sixth Test ton, and Rahul, who entered the record books by scoring his seventh consecutive Test fifty, made the most of the batting conditions following some lucky reprieves. The duo scored 134 runs in the opening session and threatened to take Sri Lankan bowlers to the cleaners before Pushpakumara removed Rahul in his first over in the second session. Sri Lanka manged to scalp two more wickets in that session as Shikhar Dhawan (119) and Cheteshwar Pujara () too were dismissed before tea. While it was expected that Kohli and Ajinkya Ra-
hane will make merry on a batting-friendly wicket, the two could not score many with Kohli getting out for 42 off Sandakan and Rahane getting out on Pushpakumara’s bowling. R Ashwin, who once again contributed with the bat with 31 runs, was the last man to get out before stumps as Hardik Pandya and Wriddhiman Saha managed to keep their wickets before the end of day’s play. Brief score: India 329/6 at stumps- Shikhar Dhawan (119), KL Rahul (85); Malinda Pushpakumara (3/40), Lakshan Sandakan (2/84).
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A biker at the 1st Rookie Ride Motor Cross organized by Rookie Riders at Sapangya Compound, Mokokchung on Saturday. The motor cross was officiated by Adventure and Motor Sports Association Mokokchung and supported by Spearhead Initiative and ‘Moto X’.
NSCA (NIS) meeting
Dimapur, Aug 12 (NPN): The Nagaland Sports Coaches Association (NIS) will hold a general meeting on August 18 at 10.00 am at IG Stadium, Kohima. All the members have been asked to attend the meeting positively
NTA meeting on Aug 16
D i m a p u r , Au g 1 2 (NPN): The Nagaland Taekwondo Association (NTA) has convened an executive council meeting on August 16 at 2:00 pm at Hotel Ura, Kohima. All the members of the executive council have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.
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