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Vol XXVIII No. 39
Governor greets Chakhesangs on Sukrunyi festival
D I M A P U R , JA N 1 5 (NPN): Governor of Nagaland, P.B Acharya, extended his greetings to the Chakhesang community on the occasion of the Sukrunyi festival. A greeting note from PRO to Governor, conveyed the Gover nor’s message that Sukrunyi is celebrated by the young and old with an array of cultural activities through dance, song, food, traditional games and thanks giving to seek good fortune and blessings. The note also said that the Governor called on the Chakhesangs to continue safeguarding and promoting their rich culture and traditions through the festival and come together and rededicate themselves to make the atmosphere conducive in towns and villages for peaceful coexistence and for all round development in the State. According to the note, the Governor wished for the festival to bring peace, unity and prosperity to the Chakhesangs in particular and Nagas in general.
LEYYE condemns Jan 10 murder
D I M A P U R , JA N 1 5 (NPN): Longla Eloe Yanpoe Yanpi Ekhung (LEYYE), Wokha Town Union has strongly condemned the alleged murder of Khonzani by her husband Vincent Pichamo Kikon, January 10 night, at her residence in Dimapur. A condemnation note from LEYYE president, Yisanbeni and general secretary, Zanthunglo urged the law enforcing authorities to book and detain the culprit without bail so as to serve as an example. The Ekhung, also extended deepest condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.
BJP state unit appoints
DIMAPUR, JAN 15 (NPN): Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Nagaland state unit president, Visasolie Lhoungu, has appointed Dr. M. Chuba Ao as convenor and Mmhonlumo Kikon as co-convenor of the state election campaign committee, BJP Nagaland, with immediate effect. In an office order dated January 14, 2018, the BJP state president, Visasolie Lhoungu, stated that the order was issued as per the directive of the BJP central leadership.
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Patanjali to set up 5 institutes
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DIMAPUR, JAN 15 (NPN): Five institutes paramount to complementing the aim of high quality higher educational institutions in Nagaland ,were unveiled at a programme held at Punglwa under Peren district on Monday. The foundation stones for the five were unveiled at a simple ceremony after a prayer by Rev.Nzan Odyuo. Foundation stones for the five institutes were unveiled by the following guests: Engineering College at Hevukhu- Chief Minister of Nagaland, T.R.Zeliang; Ayurvedic College- Patanjali Yogpeeth, Swami Ramdev Ji Maharaj; Para Medical & Nursing College- Patanjali Yogpeeth, Acharya Bal Krishna Ji Maharaj; Management CollegeHome Minister Kuzholuzo Nienu; Institute of Fashion Technology-Advisor, Higher & Technical Education, N. Thomas Lotha. Speaking on the occasion, T.R. Zeliang thanked Swami Ramdev and Acharya Bal Krishna for their noble gesture of investing in Nagaland for projects that
Swami Ramdev and T.R.Zeliang speaking at the programme. (NP)
were of utmost importance for the youth of the State. He said the decision to start five professional colleges by Patanjali Yogpeeth would go a long way in bringing quality education to Nagaland and help local youth acquire skills that would enable them to find sustainable livelihoods. He said the State government was delighted to provide
land for the projects in the fervent hope that work on these projects would start soon. Zeliang also thanked N. Thomas Lotha for taking the initiative of bringing Patanjali to Nagaland. “As we all know, Patanjali today has become an institution and is regarded as one of the fastest growing enterprises in the world,” he
Tseminyu bandh relaxed
DIMAPUR, JAN 15 (NPN): Rengma Selo Zi (RSZ) and Rengma Students’ Union (RSU) have decided to relax the ongoing bandh at Tseminyu after an emergency meeting called by the Rengma Hoho (RH) at its office Monday. A press release from RSZ president, Kenneth Kath, and RSU president, R.N David Magh, said the decision was taken after considering the appeals made by chief minister, T.R Zeliang, and the elected representative of the Rengmas, Er. Levi Rengma, to create a congenial environment for the government to take a reasonable decision for creation of Tseminyu district. RSZ and RSU expressed hope that the government, in its wisdom, would deliver justice in due time. The organisations stated that further action would be based on the government’s decision and response. They also expressed regret to the public for the inconvenience caused and conveyed their gratitude to the volunteers and the general public for (Cont’d on p-7) their cooperation.
remarked. The chief minister said Baba Ramdev, also known as the Yoga Guru, along with Acharya Bal Krishna had made Patanjali a household name in just about 12 years not only in India but the world which were now using Patanjali products. Zeliang added that the five upcoming institutions would have the potential to become centres of excellence not only in Nagaland, but also in the entire Northeast. He informed the gathering Nagaland was a young State with 60% of its population below the age of 25 Zeliang said the initiative of the State government to provide land to Patanjali for investment had the potential of becoming a model public-private-partnership that could help create value for all. He hoped that paper works of the project would be finalised soon so as to get it started at the earliest. Congratulating Technical Education department for its initiative, he hoped that with help from Patanjali the government would able to transform technical and professional education in the State.
India-Israel sign 9 MoUs
Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu before a meeting at Hyderabad House in New Delhi on Monday. (PTI)
New Delhi, Jan 15 (AGENCIES):India and Israel on Monday inked nine pacts to boost cooperation in key areas, including cyber security, after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu held extensive talks to strengthen ties in the strategic areas of defence and counterterrorism. Modi also invited Israeli defence companies to India for co-production in the sector. India and Israel will strengthen the existing pillars of cooperation in areas such as agriculture, technology and security, Modi said at a joint media event with Netanyahu. On his part, Netanyahu described Modi as a “revo-
lutionary” leader. “You are revolutionising India and also relations between India and Israel,” Netanyahu said, addressing Modi. The two prime ministers, accompanied by their respective senior Cabinet colleagues, held delegationlevel talks during which they also discussed regional and international issues of mutual interest. Apart from a pact on cyber security, the agreements included cooperation in the oil and gas sector, film-co- production as well as amendments to an air transport pact. Netanyahu, who arrived here yesterday, will also visit Ahmedabad and Mumbai during his six-day stay in India.
Fire breaks out at power grid Govt talks to NE states on liberal Diesel prices at Rs 61.74/L, border trade plan with Myanmar petrol prices cross Rs 71/L
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DIMAPUR, JAN 15 (NPN): Power supply to Dimapur including BSNL mobile network and internet services were disrupted after a fire broke out at one of the power panels at the primary power distribution centre, at Power Grid Corporation of India (PGCI), Government of India, at Nagarjan, here on Monday at around 12:30 p.m. However, power supply at various places was partially resorted late evening with temporary arrangements. Power grid corporation, chief manager, P. Bora informed Nagaland Post that the corporation diverted power supply from its Imphal feeder at around 6:35 p.m. and sent it to the state power department. When contacted, an official from Nagaland Power Department said that power had been restored partially
in various areas. However, the official added that load shedding may continue as the department was not getting the required amount of electricity. The fire was suspected to have started at one of the power panels and a few cables were damaged, Bora said. The infer no was brought under control by the employees using their own fire fighting equipment, P. Bora said. No casualties were reported. According to Bora, a technical team from Shillong were on their way for restoration work. He added that the full extent of the damages caused by the fire would be known only after proper assessment by the team. In case the damages were minor, it would take a day or two to restore normalcy, however if the damages were major, the power restoration would take longer, he added.
NEW DELHI, JAN 15 (AGENCIES): Top security officials of the country have sought a feedback from the northeastern states and other stakeholders on safety implications of the land border crossing agreement with Myanmar, given the fear Rohingya refugees may take advantage to cross over this side of 1600 km-long fence, an Economic Times (ET) Bureau report stated. The issue came up in sub-group meetings at the IB’s annual conference of DGPs and IGPs held at the BSF Academy at Tekanpur in Madhya Pradesh over two days from January 7. The conference was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union home minister Rajnath Singh, NSA Ajit Doval and other heads of paramilitary and intelligence organisa-
tions. Government sources aware of the developments during the brainstorming session told ET on conditions of anonymity that security implications of liberal regime to facilitate cross-border movement and economic activity was discussed post union Cabinet’s January 3 decision. The enabling agreement, cleared by the Cabinet, will regularise and harmonize existing free movement rights for people residing in bordering areas of both the neighbours. Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh in northeast border Myanmar. Though paramilitary Assam Rifles have been instructed to heighten its vigil along the porous border, some of the bordering
states, including Mizoram, have sought a more effective mechanism to allay Rohingyas infiltration fears. A top police officer based in north-east said security scenario ahead of assembly elections in Meghalaya, Tripura and Nagaland, and National Register of Citizens (NRC) released in Assam also came up for assessment. The centre was made aware that peace could be held ransom to by vested interests, which are demanding a “solution” to complex Naga problem, around the time of assembly elections in the state. The centre, however, seems to be satisfied with Assam government’s handling of release of first draft of the NRC without precipitating much law and order situation in the state.
NEW DELHI, JAN 15 (PTI): Diesel prices have touched a record high of Rs 61.74 per litre and petrol prices have crossed Rs 71 as international oil rates continue to rally. Petrol price rose to Rs 71.18 per litre in Delhi today, the highest since August 2014, according to daily fuel price list of state-owned oil firms. Diesel prices soared to their highest level of Rs 61.74 per litre in Delhi. It is being sold at Rs 65.74 in Mumbai, where the local sales tax or VAT rates are higher. Prices have been on the rise since December 12, 2017. Diesel in Delhi on that day was priced at Rs 58.34, and in past one month has risen by Rs 3.4. Petrol price has during the period risen by Rs 2.09, according to oil companies.
Two the most traded benchmark crude globally have risen the most since December 2014 - Brent touched USD 70.05 a barrel last week and WTI reached USD 64.77. The rally in oil prices has renewed calls to the government to cut excise duty to cushion burden on common man. The BJP-led NDA government has during its tenure cut excise duty only once - by Rs 2 per litre in October 2017 when petrol price had reached Rs 70.88 per litre in Delhi and diesel was priced at Rs 59.14. Because of the excise duty cut, diesel prices had on October 4, 2017 come down to Rs 56.89 and petrol to Rs 68.38. However, subsequent rally has wiped away all the gains and prices have touched new highs.
NFBS funds misuse detected in Mkg TDDC questions Aboi area leaders DIMAPUR, JAN 15 (NPN): Irregularities were detected in the disbursement of National Family Benefit Scheme (NFBS) grants to beneficiaries in the district of Mokokchung. Informing of this is a press release, Para-legal volunteers, S. T. Yapang Lkr and Odi Jamir said the government allots a grant of Rs. 20,000 to a family on the death of its primary bread earner, if the person was not a government employee and fell between the ages of 18 to 60. The press release said that in reply to an RTI by the volunteers, Social Welfare Department said that the state had 475 beneficiaries for the year 2014-15, of which 50 were from Mokokchung District. On further investigation into the Mokokchung district beneficiaries with the help of citizens, irregularities were revealed in the disbursement of the funds, the release alleged. They said that seven of the beneficiaries were from Chungtia village but the villagers did
not know most of the names, and for the names that were known, the beneficiaries were unknown. According to the press release, Asangma and Unger villages had one beneficiary each but they had each received only Rs. 10,000. Two beneficiaries were mentioned under Longkhum village but the villagers had never heard the names. The release further said that Mokokchung Compound and Longsa village also had one beneficiary each, but they had never heard of NFBS, but were happy to learn that they qualified for the grant. Lkr and Jamir added that one beneficiary family from Dibuia village revealed that they heard about the benefit only on January 9 when they were offered the money without having applied or being aware of the scheme. The duo also expressed their doubts on the veracity of the remaining names and said that they would investigate further. They further informed
the public that NPBS forms can be obtained from local Anganwadi/ICDS centres, and in case of non availability, applicants should write to District Welfare Officer or the Director of Social Welfare asking for detailed explanation for the non availability. They also added that Indira Gandhi Matriva Sahyog, now known as Pradhan Matru Vandana Yojana, scheme from Social Welfare Department, was also an important scheme. This can be availed by unemployed families in all districts, with two children, for an amount of Rs. 6000, by registering their names at Angawati Centers as soon as pregnancy is confirmed. Lkr and Jamir also provided their contact numbers for applicants to contact should they be dissatisfied with the services of the departments. S . T. Ya p a n g L k r 9856714829/9612800973 (Whatsapp-8131898867), Odi Jamir 9862336389 (Whatsapp9089069800).
DIMAPUR, JAN 15 (NPN): Reacting to the recent remarks made by Aboi District Demand Committee (ADDC) on the demand for Tobu district, the Tobu District Demand Committee (TDDC) Monday questioned the Aboi area leaders’ “antagonistic approach” towards the Tobu-Moka public’s demand. In a press release, TDDC co-conveners, Yangkon Konyak and S.B Poangba, said Tobu area leaders had never objected to the Aboi district demand as it was the democratic right of every citizen to place demands before the government. The signatories pointed out that the demand for Tobu district was compelled due to development deficiency and lack of infrastructure.
Also, reacting to Aboi area leaders’ assertion that Aboi had all the necessary facilities to be a district, the TDDC said it was because Aboi area enjoyed developments and privileges in the name of the upper Konyaks, adding that “development never flowed beyond Aboi.” Fur ther, TDDC described as a “paradox” the statement of ADDC that Aboi, which was just 32 kms away from Mon district HQ, fulfilled the criteria to become a district, but Tobu, which was more than 100 kms away with some villages as far away as 190 kms from Mon district HQ, did not fulfil the criteria. It stated that Tobu was located at the “geostrategic point” and was the nodal point in the Eastern part of Nagaland lying in the midst
of Myanmar, Khiamniungan, Changs, Phom and Konyaks. The committee maintained that administrative headquarters at Tobu would be of immense importance to the state and the central governments from the national security and gover nance point of view. Meanwhile, TDDC expressed surprise that Chang and Konyak issue, which was settled amicably with the exchange of daos and shawls between Changs and Konyaks through the joint effort of the tribal leaders of both the communities and the state government, was still pending before the leaders of Aboi area. TDDC stated that Aboi area leaders should give an answer on the issue to the apex Konyak
Union and the government. It also expressed apprehension that the demand of district by Aboi on the basis of upper Konyaks and lower Konyaks would lead to division of the Konyak society. TDDC said Tobu district demand was “purely for the development and administrative convenience of the public and people living beyond Aboi.” The committee expressed hope that the gover nment would take note of their demand and fulfil the “long cry and demand of the people of TobuMoka.” Meanwhile, the TDDC has notified the Tobu area leaders to remain in station till January 20, 2018 as an urgent public meeting would be held in connection with the antagonistic press release by the ADDC. K Y M C
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Kronu inaugurates Lewoza village in Phek
Neiba Kronu MLA addressing the gathering at Lewoza village on Monday (NP). Correspondent
KO H I M A , J A N 1 5 : (NPN): Neiba Kronu MLA formally inaugurated the newly government recognized village of Lewoza under Pfutsero sub-division of Phek district in the presence of VCCs, VDB secretaries of
neighboring villages, govt. officials, public leaders and villagers on Monday. Addressing the gathering, Kronu called upon the Lewoza villagers to work for the development of the village and maintain the virtue of truthfulness like their parent village Leshemi, famous all over
Nagaland. He also said that during his brief tenure as a member of the state cabinet he was able to ensure the government recognition of two villages namely, Lewoza and North Kikr uma under 19th Pfutsero Assembly Constituency. Highlighting on the various developmental activities taken up so far, he however lamented the fact that these were somewhere affected due to political turmoil since last few years. He also appraised the public about the latest political scenario and exhorted the public to be patient and not get confused by propaganda but make the right decision at the right time and choose the right leader to ensure all round development of the area. Oldest man of the village Ngulo Lomi pronounced blessing, while welcome address was delivered by Wezhiepe Sara, VCC Leshemi village.
Meeting held for Republic Day celebration in Kohima
DIMAPUR: A meeting in regard to chalk out programme with work distribution and ground arrangement for the celebration of Republic Day 2018 was held at DC’s conference hall, Kohima on January 15. According to DIPR report, deputy commissioner Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan highlighted various roles and responsibilities to be performed by different departments for the Republic Day celebration at Kohima on January 26. He requested all the concerned departments
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to take care of their respective responsibilities in order to have a successful celebration of Republic Day 2018. The meeting discussed on the participation of various departments and organisations in regard to parade contingents, demonstration, cultural troupes, exhibition stalls, tug of war, football, brass band and pipe band. Visitation of Institutions by various organisations was also discussed where DC informed that final arrangement would be made and intimidated to the organisations.
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news in Brief Tsungkam-neo festival: Yimchungr Arih-Ako (YAA) Chumukedima would celebrate Tsungkam-neo festival also known as Neotoneo, chief festival of festivals on January16 at Chumukedima town hall. For further information one may contact at 9856222763. BJMM holds monthly meet: Bharatiya Janata Mohila Morcha (BJMM) Nagaland state unit held its monthly meeting on January 13, at hotel Saramati. The meeting was attended by state office bearers and discussed to hold state executive meeting on January 19, at Dimapur. ORV annual general meet: Old Riphyim Village (ORV) has convened annual general meeting on January 20, 9 a.m. at tourist complex. All members of old Riphyim residing within and outside have been requested to attend the meeting. DSSU elects new team: convenes executive meet: Dimapur Sumi Students Union (DSSU) has elected its new team of office bearers for the tenure (2017-19) led by Kahito as president, Vitopu Ayemi as general secretary along with 17 other members. DSSU has convened its 2nd executive meeting on January 17, 2 p.m. at its union banker, Er. Ghokuto Assumi retired SE, residence near Shamrock hospital, Duncan basti (DC court area). All executive members have been requested to attend the meeting. For further information related to the office of DSSU one maycontact union president at 7085470870 and general secretary at 9089846203. ANTAG informs: All Nagaland Ad-hoc Teachers Group (ANATG) 2015 batch central team has informed all ad-hoc teachers who had appeared “suitability test” on May 20, 2017 and were waiting for service regularisation that the general meeting would be held on January 19,10 a.m at ANSTA Rest House, near High School ground, Kohima. All concerned teachers have been requested to attend the meeting and that failure to attend would result in necessary actions against absentees. ANSTA informs: All Nagaland School Teacher Association (ANSTA) and All Nagaland Government Primary Teachers’ Association (ANGPTA) Zunheboto units have convened a joint meeting on January 17, 10:30 a.m at EBRC Hall Zunheboto with all headmaster/headmistress, head teacher and teacher in-charge of all the schools under DEO/SDEO Zunheboto. All concerned teachers have been requested to attend the meeting positively. NPF, Elumyo village informs: NPF Elumyo Village unit under 38 A/C Wokha has informed that a consultative meeting -cum-picnic programme would be held on January 19, 9 a.m at Elumyo village. All office bearers, frontals and well-wishers of NPF residing outside the village have been requested to attend the meeting positively. WCH GJOC meeting: The Western Chakhesang Hoho (WCH) golden jubilee organising committee (GJOC) has convened a meeting on January 17, 11 a.m at Seluophe village ground. All the golden jubilee sub-committee members, Western Chakhesang Hoho executive members, Western Chakhesang GB Association, Western Chakhesang Mothers’ Association, Western Chakhesang Youth Organisation, all the affiliated Hoho units, all the village welfare unions and representative of student unions have been requested to attend the meeting positively. Elders and community leaders are requested to kindly attend the meeting. SBAK-NM revival hour to be held: Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Kuqhakulu (SBAK-NM) would be holding the revival hour starting from January 19 at Asukhomi Baptist Akukuhou with “the fruit of revival” as the theme. All the counsellors have been requested to arrive at Asukhomi Baptist Church latest by January 18.
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New school building funded by NEC inaugurated at GHSS Medziphema
Yitachu, advisor of SE along with other officials after the inauguration. DIMAPUR: The new higher secondary school building of GHSS Medziphema was inaugurated by advisor, School Education Yitachu on January 15, which was funded under NEC supervised by RMSA. A press release by GHSS Medziphema principal, T. Kalivi Yepthomi stated that Yitachu unveiled the plaque. He also appreciated his officers and said that it was his interest to build up well equipped schools, though the constraint was the lack of sufficient funds. He encouraged and challenged the students and teachers of the school that it was their duty to produce excellent results. He also said that God has blessed everyone equally and that one could also excel like those places which had access to education and civilization for hundreds of years. Touching on “Naga solution”, Yitachu addressing
the public leaders present, stated that it was up to the people to opt for “solution” before election. He said this may be imposed by an institution which may be necessarily dictatorial in manner or “solution” after elections to be imposed through a popular institution. Earlier, the programme was chaired by Rukuzo Hoshi, PGT, while welcome speech was given by principal of the school, T. Kalivi Yepthpomi. In her speech she thanked all well wishers for their presence and acknowledged the sincere efforts of Yitachu and the department officers who were responsible for the success of the building project. The programme was also attended by Rowainla, joint director, SE, R. Amongla Jamir, DEO Dimapur, and Limawabang, state mission director, RMSA Nagaland
Primary schools in Mon to collect AVEM
DIMAPUR: Deputy commissioner, Mon, Thavaseelan K has informed the primary schools in the district to collect the Audio Visual Educational Material (AVEM), from the development branch during office hours, starting from January 15. According to DIPR report, the audio visual content, which is expected to be of assistance to teachers in effective pedagogy, was procured by the office of deputy commissioner, Mon, for the primary students in the district. The content may be displayed to students using computers/laptops and wherever such is not available, mobile phones could be used. As for mobile phones based Audio Visual Classes, ‘USB memory adapter’ would be provided on ‘demand basis,’ Thavaseelan K added. DC has further informed that the content for English, Mathematics and Environmental Science for classes 1– 4 (one to four) would be available free of cost, and the same can be collected from the development branch, office of deputy commissioner, Mon.
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WEATHER FORECAST January 16
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Guest of honour Kasheto Yeptho addressing the students at KASU conference on Sunday. DIMAPUR: The threeday 42nd general conference of Khaghaboto Area Students’ Union (KASU) concluded on Sunday at L. Hotovi village with “utilitarian knowledge” as its theme. A press release by KASU stated that Z. Kasheto Yeptho, Class-I Contractor graced the valedictory session as guest of honour on Sunday afternoon and reminded the students that they were the future and
backbone of the society. He said that society needed a resolved generation of youth, who would be the leaders of tomorrow, to build a progressive society without corruption which has badly infested society. Stating that every individual has obligation to contribute towards wellbeing of the society, Kasheto said youth who made up the major population have greater responsibility in shaping the future of the
society and education was the most important tool with which the society could be transformed. He therefore encouraged the students to focus on attaining the best of education making proper use of the information they have at their fingertips through internet. He also reminded the students never to allow pride to overwhelm them as it was one that led to downfall in life but to remain humble firstly before God, to be sincere and dedicated in anything they may do in life. Encouraging the students to be committed to their studies, he announced to give a cash award of Rs. 50,000 to a student under KASU who would top HSLC examinations 2018 and Rs. one lakh to the one who top competitive exams 2018. On moral values of life, guest of honour said an individual was respected and regarded basing on one’s behaviour and character. He thus urged the students to imbibe good and strong morality which would help them.
OLLC Zelome golden jubilee celebration ends
Deo Nukhu, MLA (Inset) speaks at the felicitation programme at Zelome on Sunday. Main celebrant, Very Rev. Fr. Carolus Neisalhou Kuotsu, (Middle) during the high mass.
DIMAPUR: Three-day golden jubilee celebration of Our Lady of Lourdes Church (OLLC) Zelome under the theme “saved by grace through faith” at Local Ground, Zelome Village culminated on January 14. In his homily on January 14, main celebrant of the celebration, vicar general, Kohima Diocese, Very Rev. Fr. Carolus Neisalhou
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Kuotsu, said the celebration of jubilee was “common” in Nagaland but asked if people understood the meaning of celebration of jubilee. Emphasizing on the need for making the jubilee celebration a time of liberation, restoration, reconciliation and jubilation, Rev. Fr. Carolus asserted that every jubilee celebration should help people realize
their vocation. He hoped that the jubilee celebration would be a moment of feast of Epiphany for all and prayed that it would serve as a call to new life and a new road, with peace and forgiveness leading the people to true salvation. Speaking at the programme as special guest, Deo Nukhu, MLA, said that 50 years was a long journey in a Christian life.
Recalling that he had also received his education from a Catholic institution, Nukhu extended his appreciation to the Catholics for providing education especially in Razeba range. While wishing everyone a blessed Christian life, Nukhu also encouraged the gathering to learn to love, help and strengthen each other in prayer and through the jubilee. During the felicitation programme, speeches were delivered by the first catechist, Potokho, Venüzo John Zholia, Feast Father. Highlights of the jubilee included unveiling of monolith and high mass. Special numbers were presented by CYE Zelome Baptist Church, CYA, St. Xavier’s Church, Zhavame and CYA, St. Joseph’s Church, Porba while Boni Zholia delivered the vote of thanks. Speakers for the three-day golden jubilee celebration were Rev. Fr. Neikhalo Patrick, Rev. Fr. (Dr). Anang Pereira SJ and Dr. Mario Joseph.
Temsutula Imsong and Shailesh Pandey with ward members. DIMAPUR: Members of Aongza Ward Yimden/ local authority, Mokokchung town held an interactive session with Temsutula Imsong and husband Shailesh Pandey on January 13 at treasurer’s residence. A press release by Aongza Ward secretary, Dr. Aoyimsen Jamir informed that the couple works together for a cleaner India with “Shramdaan” under Mission Parijat. Temsutula Imsong who heads a NGO named “Sakaar” is well known and praised for her effort to clean the ghats at
Varanasi. The couple interacted with members of the Aongza ward authority, members of the youth association Aongza and Aongza ward society environment management board. Shearing her initial experiences and on their mission Shramdaan in Uttar Pradesh, Temsutula encouraged the citizens of Aongza ward for the formation of the socio environment management board which comprises of the men, women folk and youths and challenged all to work out the problems
Medical camp held at Chütsolie colony, ward no-9
Training held for officials on election expenditure monitoring
D I M A P U R : O n e - d ay medical camp organised by Chütsolie colony was held at its colony, Chumukedima town, ward-9 on January 13. According to Chütsolie conlony president, Dzieselhou Sanchu, the aim of the camp was to support and provide basic healthcare to the community, wherein the team was led by Dr. N. Adaho (CMO), Dr. CH. Kaiho (CMO CRPF), Dr. Semti (SMO), Dr. Vizo (RMO), Dr. Mapu (RMO), Dr. Chubala (RMO), Dr. Marilo (MO), Dr. Rahane (dentist) and senior pharmacist, Odyuo. Meanwhile, the daylong camp provided treatment, medicines and health advises according to cases reported by patients. Chütsolie colony also thanked doctors and assistants for rendering their services and further encouraged them to carry on with their noble work.
on sanitation and waste management. She said that the first exercise in tackling the problem in sanitation was to acknowledge first that the cause is the individual. Temsutula encouraged all households to separate dry and wet waste and utilize the wet waste as compost through simple techniques as aerobic composting or vermicomposting. Temsutola also informed the gathering that their Mission Shramdaan for the year 2018-19 has set a target of 10,000
households using aerobic composting as wet waste management. Shailesh Pandey observed that the town has no issues on human resources and urged the people to work with a vision, a difference and bring out something inspirational so that the world not only appreciate their efforts but also learn and be willing partners in the endeavour to keep environment clean and healthy. The meeting was chaired by Aongza Ward chairman, R. Longritemjen Ao and the interactive session was initiated by Tinumayang.
DC & DEO Mokokchung, Sachin Jaiswal addressing the training for officials appointed for election expenditure monitoring at Mokokchung. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: One-day training programme for officials appointed under various teams for election expenditure monitoring mechanism was held at Mokokchung town hall on January 12. According to DIPR report, the officials and personnel appointed under Complaint Monitoring Control Room and Call Center, Assistant Expenditure Observers, Video Viewing Teams, Video
Surveillance Teams, Accounting Teams, Flying Squad Teams, Static Surveillance Teams and officials for Media Certification and Monitoring Cell attended the training. DC and district election officer, Mokokchung, Sachin Jaiswal in his keynote address called on the trainees to be aware of their respective electioneering duty, and said that more intensive training would be conducted after
the declaration of the election in the state. The training was conducted by assistant commissioner, Mokokchung, Ajit Kumar Verma. More than two hundred officials from various teams under Election Expenditure Monitoring attended the programme. Strengthening of the election expenditure monitoring mechanism is aimed at purifying the forthcoming state assembly election.
NNO conducts 20th general conference
DIMAPUR: Ngaulong Namsha Organisation (NNO) held its 20th general conference under the theme “Together and unite to harvest” on January 8 at Old Ngaulong village under Peren district with state executive member BJP, Zandi Domta as chief guest, ex-president Zeliangrong Students’ Union Nagaland, Penamwini as guest of honour and social worker and President Zeme Students’ Union Nagaland, Aakam Pame as the resource person. A press note issued by president NNO, Chiwang Pame stated that the resource person urged the gathering to believe in one’s personal ability and have faith on dignity of self duty. He said that
having a strong and firm determination will land in achieving our goal. Basing on the theme, he called upon the gathering to uphold the bonds and chain of relationship in harvesting together positively. It stated that the amalgamation of four Ngaulong villages namely, Old Ngaulong, Bamsiakeloa, Ngam, New Ngaulong and other villages beyond Nagaland joined together for reunion with each other as one family. Earlier, exhortation notes were proposed by Er. Ramkuabam Ngame while the conference witnessed a cultural dance competition folk songs, flute and traditional games.
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IMPHAL, Jan 15: Twin blasts rocked Imphal city Monday evening while Manipur Governor Dr. Najma Heptullah was meeting a group of members of parliament. The blasts took place just 100 meters away from Raj Bhavan around 5.50 pm. A sweeper, who was sweeping the streets nearby, sustained injury in the blasts. The sweeper identified as Yensembam Subita Devi (50) has been rushed to Rajmedicity Hospital, Imphal. A police commando vehicle was also hit by splinters of the bomb. A hand grenade lobbed towards the Army transit camp (M-Sector) exploded inside the camp which was followed explosion of an
IED planted on the road side. Eyewitness accounts said that an unidentified man hurled the hand grenade towards the transit camp and soon after he disappeared, the IED suddenly went off, hitting the woman sweeper and police vehicle. Police officers including top ranks rushed to the spot and took stock of the situation after closing the road. The impact of the IED blast was felt at Raj Bhavan where state Governor Dr Najma Heptulla was meeting with a group of members of parliament (MPs) visiting the state. A delegation of 15member MPs led by convener of Department Related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health and Family Welfare (sub-committee-1) Dr Manoj Rajo-
ria met the Governor this evening. The blast was at a time when security measures have been beefed up ahead of Republic Day. Earlier in the morning, state police commandos conducted house to house search operation in Imphal’s Thangmeiband Sinam Leikai area. Residents as well as individuals staying at rented houses were called out and verified. No suspect was picked during the search operation which was conducted as part of preventive measure being taken up ahead of the forthcoming Republic Day celebration. Police have been conducting a random mopping operation at sensitive places across valley areas, particularly in Imphal and its outskirt since the last few days.
34 cases of scrub typus infection reported in Mizoram
Aizawl, Jan 15 (PTI): At least 34 cases of scrub typus infection have been reported from Haulawng village in Mizoram’s Lunglei district, officials said today. State Nodal officer of the Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP) Dr Pachuau Lalmalsawma told PTI that a team of doctors was sent to Haulawng vil-
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Ganja seized 2 arrested for smuggling gold Jan 15 six gold biscuits weighing from Assam- Guwahati, (PTI): CISF arrested two 900 grams. One was hiding from the Loko- four in his rectum, while Tripura border persons priya Gopinath Bordoloi another two gold biscuits,
Guwahati, Jan 15 (Agencies): The Assam police on Sunday night seized a truck-load of cannabis, locally known as ganja from the Churaibari check post gate along the Assam-Tripura border. According to sources, the Assam police managed to seize 520kg of ganja from the Churaibari check post gate area. Sources stated that the Assam police under the leadership of Officerin-Charge (OC), Supriyo Bhattacharjee, conducted a sudden raid and seized ganja from a 12-wheeler truck bearing registration number NL-01-K-4344. At least 48 packets of cannabis worth Rs 20 lakh to Rs 30 lakh were seized. However, the police has not yet arrested anyone in this connection. However police are investigating the case.
lage where at least 34 cases of scrub typus infection have been reported but no death have taken place due to the infection. Scrub typhus is a mite-borne disease caused by Orientia tsutsugamushi (formerly Rickettsia tsutsugamushi). Symptoms are fever, a primary lesion, a macular rash, and lymphadenopathy.
International Airport here for hiding gold worth over Rs 30 lakh in their rectum for smuggling, customs officials said Monday. The CISF personnel detected the yellow metal in their bodies during security check at the airport last night, the officials said adding the two were on their way to board a flight to Kolkata. A detailed baggage and body search resulted in the sighting of
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they said. The two were taken to Gauhati Medical College Hospital for x-ray and to take out the gold. The officials said that a similar incident was reported from Silchar in Assam where two passengers were arrested when they were about to board a flight to Kolkata at the airport there. Details of that seizure are yet to be known.
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udges it is said, have to be above reproach and blameless in their dealings. This is an issue which the courts are being confronted with as illustrated in the case of the four seniormost Supreme Court judges firing off one salve after another at the Chief Justice of India(CJI) Dipak Misra. The four judges had hurled serious allegations against CJI Dipak Misra of manipulation of judge benches and also interference in certain cases. The so-called ‘rebellion’ in the Supreme Court more than anything, also exposes the inherent malady within the sanctum sanctorum of democracy. It is alright to say that this should not be repeated and therefore, all judges should sort out the problems within themselves and get back to work. . Like Julius Ceasar’s wife, the Supreme Court of India has so far been above reproach and any criticism has always been tempered by a deep and abiding respect for it. However, the role of the judiciary has become crucial under the pressing demands of a society besot with contemporary and complex problems. The multiplication in the number of PILs filed in the courts is also exerts tremendous pressures on the judges. It is under such pressures that sometimes some judgements are held as totally biased and unfair. Then Chief Justice of India S.H.Kapadia had brought out in the open by speaking out what has been in the minds of countless people regarding the role and accountability of judges ; when he hit out at those corrupt judges sitting in judgments on others. This was indeed like a breath of fresh air after suffering from the psychological suffocation felt by a large section of not only intellectuals but even among many judges of impeccable reputation. Justice Kapadia had also hit out against the current trend of judges deciding on the decisions of legislatures by asking them to desist against this tendency of weighing the wisdom of legislative bodies by acting as self-styled ‘super legislatures’. Even on matters of giving rational and frank assessment on the conduct of judges the chief justice said judges should also be subjected to public scrutiny and should be accountable. Corruption in Indian judiciary is also another very serious issue. More than 45% of Indians believe the judiciary is corrupt, a view shared by external assessments. In 2010, a former Law Minister declared that eight of sixteen former Chief Justices of India (CJI) were corrupt, and in 2014 a former Supreme Court judge alleged that three former CJIs made “improper compromises” to let a corrupt High Court judge continue in office. It may also be recalled that W.Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee had said the some court judgments were delivered for money. She also asked why were only politicians and executive made accountable for decisions or actions while judges were not made accountable:? The Mid-Day from New Delhi was hauled to court for reporting that two of Justice Y.K.Sabharwal’s sons, both partners in firms that build malls in Delhi, benefitted from the sealing orders issued by Justice Sabharwal when he was the CJI of the supreme court. Judicial reforms and willingness of judges to come under scrutiny will greatly help justice, truth and democracy. The four judges have created history by raising very crucial issues in public domain and in doing so, have challenged the judiciary to live up to expectations.
DailyDevotion Do You Walk In White?
We were buried with Him…that just as Christ was raised from the dead…even so we also should walk in newness of life. —Romans 6:4 No one experiences complete sanctification without going through a “white funeral” — the burial of the old life. If there has never been this crucial moment of change through death, sanctification will never be more than an elusive dream. There must be a “white funeral,” a death with only one resurrection— a resurrection into the life of Jesus Christ. Nothing can defeat a life like this. It has oneness with God for only one purpose— to be a witness for Him. Have you really come to your last days? You have often come to them in your mind, but have you really experienced them? You cannot die or go to your funeral in a mood of excitement. Death means you stop being. You must agree with God and stop being the intensely striving kind of Christian you have been. We avoid the cemetery and continually refuse our own death. It will not happen by striving, but by yielding to death. It is dying— being “baptized into His death” (Romans 6:3). Have you had your “white funeral,” or are you piously deceiving your own soul? Has there been a point in your life which you now mark as your last day? Is there a place in your life to which you go back in memory with humility and overwhelming gratitude, so that you can honestly proclaim, “Yes, it was then, at my ‘white funeral,’ that I made an agreement with God.” “This is the will of God, your sanctification…” (1 Thessalonians 4:3). Once you truly realize this is God’s will, you will enter into the process of sanctification as a natural response. Are you willing to experience that “white funeral” now? Will you agree with Him that this is your last day on earth? The moment of agreement depends on you.
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hundred years from now, if scientists have their way, many humans will be partly pig and baboon. I mean really, not metaphorically. Scientists are working on transplanting entire hearts, liver, kidneys, pancreas and lungs from animals to humans. The increasing demand for organs, tissues, and cells, and the dearth of available human organs, have focused scientific interest in taking organs from animals . The term for the transplanting of organs from one species to another is called xenotransplantation and so far it has not worked at all. However entire corporations are at work, slicing and dicing animals so that one day humans can be part pig and part baboon. The arguments, in favour of animal to human organ transplantation, is that these organs would be available whenever required, instead of making patients wait for months. An immediate transplantation would perhaps result in improved survival. Instead of waiting for a dead human, whose organs are already slightly damaged, the organs could be taken from healthy animals under anaesthesia. The pig has become the animal of choice for most companies. Thousands of pigs are being killed to use in human bodies. But, before they get to humans, scientists first transplant their organs into the bodies of baboons to see if they can go into a different species. Why baboons? Humans and baboons have 90 percent of their DNA in common, so the captive animal becomes a stand in for a human. Why pigs ? Their organs are of the same size as humans.
Which is the ideal animal species for organ transplants. The animal should have the same sort of anatomy, so that the organ can function well in humans. He should not have any disease that can be transmitted to humans. He should be immune to human diseases. He should have no genes that affect human immune systems. He should be inexpensive to breed and keep and have lots of babies every year. And he should be an animal that humans don’t mind killing. There is no such animal. Primates may be somewhat alike in anatomy, but they give and get human infections easily. They don’t breed quick enough and humans ( except scientists) don’t like killing them. The pig has large litters several times a year and is cheap to feed. The problem is that its blood and all its genetics are far too different. The pig is an entirely different species . It has been 80 million years since the pig and human diverged on the evolutionary scale. Is it possible to “outwit evolution.” Not so far. Millions of killed animals later scientists are no further along. The very basic aim – to replace a baboon’s heart with a pig heart – has still not been achieved. Organ transplants fail because each mammalian species has a system and blood unique to itself and its immune system is built to reject foreign organs. As soon as human blood is sent through pig organs, the antibodies in the human blood cells are activated against pig cells. Companies are working to add human thrombomodulin protein to pig cells to make them seem
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more human, so that human cells are less likely to reject them. Through microinjection techniques, and in vitro fertilization, five human genes have been added to the pigs’ livers, kidneys and hearts. The pig has a galactose oligosaccharide enzyme, Gal, which humans don’t. When a pig organ or cells are transplanted into a human, this enzyme causes immediate rejection. Scientists have genetically created a pig that “almost” doesn’t have Gal. However, clinical testing has not finished. The genetically manipulated pigs are called GalSafe pigs. Unfortunately for the scientists, pigs also have retroviruses in the genome of every porcine cell. These will inevitably be transferred with the donor tissues. This is a grave potential risk, as retroviruses don’t create illnesses in their natural hosts but are devastating to humans. The scientists have discovered a retrovirus in the pig called PERV. Research – published in the journal Science – shows that Perv can make their way from pigs into humans. Opponents of xenotransplantation fear that these viruses, when introduced into a human system, might cause epidemics of diseases for which we have no immunity and no cure. L a r ge c o m m e r c i a l companies like eGenesis claim that they have removed these threatening
viruses from the animals’ DNA. They have cut out genes and blasted the rest to eradicate all Perv activity to make Perv free piglets. Scientists say major obstacles remain. “Even if organs from these geneedited pigs could be safely used to overcome virus transmission, there remain formidable obstacles in overcoming immunological rejection and the physiological incompatibility of pig organs in humans.” Experts in these fields worry that transgenic pig organs, whose organs are no longer completely porcine genetically, may be even more susceptible to viral infections. The humans that get these genetically modified organs would have to be on immunosuppressants for the rest of their lives. While xenotransplantation may theoretically increase the survival time, it is unclear whether the negative impact on the human’ quality of life would be worth it. The risk of getting and transmitting disease to the recipient and to society cannot be accurately estimated. What impact will it have on the human race, should a new zoonotic infection be introduced, for which we have no cure? Ebola and Aids have killed millions. If, in the distant future, a pig organ is ever ready for use on a human, these questions arise: Should the members of a community therefore be
consulted if there were any xeno-transplantation donees in their region? Someone will go to court demanding that, in the greater interest of society a person with an animal organ in their body should be restricted from having physical relationships and socialising, to prevent the possible risk to the wider public from zoonosis. This may result into temporary detentions at home – something written into the contract before consenting to xenotransplantation. How would a patient give an informed consent to the future restrictions of one’s liberty. Would he not challenge the legality of any such agreements later. They could reasonably argue that they have agreed to the restrictions under duress because of a lack of viable alternatives to xenotransplants. Even if they were available, the treatment would be immensely expensive. Production of a pathogen free donor organ would involve rearing animals in strictly controlled environments. This means huge costs in developing a sustainable work force to provide transplantation and post-transplant surveillance of the patient. Insurance providers may not cover expenses of a xenotransplant. Public health care providers may decline to provide this treatment, as it may not be cost effective. Only the very rich will be able to afford it with serious implications for fairness. If public health authorities were to fund expensive interventions like xenotransplantation, other routine treatments of greater medical benefits to society may be jeopardised. Religions like Islam and Judaism feel that pigs
are ‘ritually unclean’. They may therefore not approve of people who have pig organs. Would these recipients be socially acceptable? The ethical view is that animals have rights similar to those considered appropriate for humans. Is the prolonged suffering, in the form of constant physical manipulation, isolation and death of an animal, moral? Sheep that have been genetically modified to grow more wool are born blind with legs so weak that they cannot move. What are the physical consequences in a genetically modified pig . Wouldn’t it be easier to find a way to grow human organs, rather than killing animals, or modifying them, to become more huma ? Three-D technologies have come in. Meat cells have been successful multiplied to make non-animal meat hamburgers. Grow the person’s own organs and tissues and then use them for autotransplantation. In this amazing world of ours, a human will eat and drink the wrong things, not exercise, abuse his body and spray pesticides everywhere. When his organs start failing he will look for women, poor people and now animals, to give him organs so that he can live to carouse some more. I am totally against this massive slaughter that is going on in the name of scientists getting jobs and pretending to work for the benefit of human kind. Why not go into a brave new world without any moral barriers and raise humans for the purpose of harvesting their organs. To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www.peopleforanimalsindia.org
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ogether, we have the solution if you really want it. Read on...... Revolution happened twice in Mokokchung, 1981 being the first case where Sumi earlier settlers began to overindulge their individual liberty and their youngsters virtually ruled the streets, agonising the local citizens by beating and intimidation that continued unchallenged throughout seventies. The people of this Town tolerated but the explosion was in the making and in the fateful day of 1981 it blew up from a small fight between two boys inside a tailor’s shop. Citizens took this opportunity to revolt and Sumis were expelled ultimately. The citizens of Mokokchung liberated themselves from tyranny! Secondly, it happened to NSCN (K) on 24th August 2003.... where citizens had to revolt against the suppression once again in succession to gain freedom. This is revolution! This happened when citizens said “NO” enough is enough. This same revolution can happen against this corruption if today’s concerned individuals could master our strengths to say at least “NO” to CORRUPTION and come together for once and experience the power of people. Here, we are not talking about the likes of French or Bolshevik revolution for no two revolutions are same. If the peace accord could be concluded forcefully and the election is done away then the matter ends here, otherwise the stage is all set for election and our legislators are not wasting time though they appear to the public for “solution before election”. Remember ? Little drops of water make a mighty ocean and we are much more than little drops of water. Therefore, citizens! concerned individuals! How long shall we sleep with this concern? Are you getting sound sleep in this self inflicted, self abused society for not doing anything? Unless a concerned individuals like you comes out and join us making 1+2+3+++ no one will rescue us. DO NOT expect help from any organisations because they will not nor should we allow them to involve with us. This is our moment and we will have to do it ourselves by stepping out or miss the chance of a lifetime. Believe in yourself, gather some courage my fellow citizens, this is
a grouping of single individuals like YOU and ME with a genuine concern for our society. A message to the many genuinely concerned individuals who are already affiliated one way or other in some party and organisations, you may have good intentions with the best political manifestos but your group alone cannot kill the BEAST. To be precisely practical, all of us will have to come together at a certain point to join the force. It is the established fact that, unless we defeat this corruption no one will prosper nor survive in this environment. This movement demands combine force, therefore, citizens stand up for the time is within this January, IT IS NOW. Help yourself, rescue your children, rescue the future of our land. Come to Dimapur, the campaign start from 16th Jan. 18. Which will continue for days even weeks till it becomes large enough to drive the course. Every concerned person is welcome from any background provided he comes from his individual capacity, Strictly no Political Parties , no NGOs, no Groups, no social organisations will be entertained nor allowed to be interfered, it shall be purely a People’s movement. Come with your concern each of you, let us ventilate in the gathering and grow in number as the day progresses until the collective wisdom start operating among us, at which point we shall be in a position to know and decide how to find out potential and responsible candidates from across the state and nominate them from a party chosen by the collective wisdom and take them to the people to be elected in order to replace the entire batch of this corrupt legislators, nothing less. This kind of movement succeeds when the conditions of a society reaches the bottom and the back of the people on the wall like ours, so why shouldn’t we take the advantage of this perfect opportunity?, “new wine in a new bottle”. Once again, “Nothing Less”!!!. Come let us experience the miracle of God. Citizens, show your support by texting YES to #7629998667. Allow us to communicate and update you with the progress on daily basis. Venue shall be directed on enquiry from the same number. Kaka Zhimomi, Eralibill, Dimapur
(From previous issue...) he history of Nagas was discussed with a paper presentation by Dominic Leo, PhD with the title,‘Constructing histories: bringing positive history as collective’. He highlighted important events in the history of Naga Nation, right from the creation of Naga club in 1918. Quoting Kaka D Iralu, he says Naga consciousness has its root as old as 150 AD when Nagas first inhabited their homeland. The paper also revisited the history of Naga and her relations with the outside world. The formation of Naga Club culminated into a movement, a struggle for identity and rights for a sovereignty. The balkanization of the Naga land and geographies was also discussedand how Treaty of Yandaboo, 1826 was a turning point whenneighbouring states like Manipur Raj and Ahom Raj began defining their territoriesand boundaries had been drawn. The paper also discussed on how Nagas asserted their own identity and oneness through various struggles like ‘Naga Raj’ Movement in southern region under the leadership of Jadonang in 1930 to ‘No house tax’ movement in 1940s. The writer exhorted fellow students not to be swayed away by negative constructed histories, but view it from the empirical and theoretically informed perspective. I felt immensely elated when Dominic encouraged the attendees to ‘destroy the mindset of artificial boundaries’, the mentality of ‘us and them’, but instead celebrate this occasion by bringing positive histories and reimagining future as a nationstate and contribute oneself for
the future of the Nagas. I also observed that the participants were quite astonished to hear the history of the Nagas. I remember, whenever our village elders have meetings, they often seat around the bonfire sipping over cups of red/black tea. Although we could not afford such luxuries, we also prepared red tea from our e-kettles and served it hot, while we were being seated in a circle with few lit candles replicating bonfire. This too created a warm homely atmosphere. I must say that my earlier apprehension of observing Naga Day became clear, as we could rope in more discussions ranging from colonial impression on Naga areas and how Christianity and Naga tradition clashed. The question of Naga coming from Darkness to light was questioned in the light of social perspectives. JulianaPhaomei, a student of Livelihood and Social Entrepreneurship, questioned, what it means when we say Nagas came out from Darkness to Light. I was of the notion that there was no darkness before the advent of Christianity because our forefathers were selfsufficient and environmentally at peace. But other students argued that the essence of darkness was ignorance, suffering, and insecurity. Veilou remarked that the central theme on darkness was ignorance of Salvation and light was knowledge of Jesus Christ as the Saviour of humanity. Timayo, a student of Media and Cultural Studies, raised the question of majoritarianism among the Naga society and how it was shape by the advent of missionaries among such tribes. She cited the example
of how the Bible translation of one village’s dialect became the general language for the whole community in the context of the Tangkhul Naga tribe. The discussion also delved into how Naga society should accommodate non-Naga community into the family and keep conflicts and self-interests at bay by assuring trusteeship and protection for them. Ashonshok, a student of Globalisation and Labour Studies, pointed out how there was Naga disunity and conflict due to some vested interest even among the Naga themselves. I was contented when he mentioned the instance of secret deal done with opportunist Naga leaders who signed the 16 Point Agreement that eventually led to the formation of Nagaland state. His narration included how signatories to the agreement went about from village to village, coercing, and shutting voices of dissent. The humble gathering at the replicated fireplace in the college amphitheatre was quite an enriching experience. I’ve learned that even though there are lots of histories to be contested and discussed, the spirit of oneness was alive and the passion for self-realisation is still intact. Although, it may be more than 89 years that the memorandum for Nagas sovereignty was demanded and subsequently denied and subjugated by the government of India, we resolved to continue and instil Naga oneness without being limited by borders. I strongly believe the national movement will move on until “We shall overcome someday”, KUKNALIM. (Concluded...) Ramachan A Shimray
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I would like to draw the attention of the Govt. of Nagaland with regard to the District Demand of the Rengmas. Enough has been written, said and heard about the up gradation of Tseminyu sub-division into a district digging out all the historical facts up to till date. The Rengmas are NOT asking for something which is not ours but we are asking for something which solely belongs to us. By virtue of being a major tribe of the Nagas, the Rengmas deserve a separate district headquarter from decade back but the Govt. turn a deaf ear to the hue and cry of the Rengmas for too long. In conclusion, I believe the Govt. of Nagaland will heard the hue and cry of the Rengmas and fulfill our demand with prompt action forthwith. L. Gwatilo Kent, former general secretary Tenyimi Students Union Mokokchung
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T H I RU VA NA N THAPURAM, JAN 15 (IANS): Malayalam superstar and BJP MP Suresh Gopi was on Monday arrested on charges of giving a fake address and released on bail, police said. T h e R a j ya S a b h a member presented himself before police, which recorded his arrest. He was released on bail after furnishing a bond of Rs 1 lakh and two sureties, said Inspector General of Police S. Sreejith. “Actress Amala Paul was also questioned by our team for a few hours on Monday but let off. We will submit information against her to the court,” Sreejith said.
NEW DELHI, JAN 15 (AGENCIES): The Army today killed seven Pakistani soldiers and injured four in areas along the Line of Control (LoC) in retaliation for the killing of an Indian solider in Pakistani firing on Saturday. The Army’s action occurred in the forward areas along the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch district. The action comes after an Indian solider was killed+in Pakistani firing along the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district on Saturday. Meanwhile, the Pakistan army said in a statement that four of its soldiers were killed along the LOC in the Jandrot, Kotli sector. Separately, the Army today also killed six Jaishe-Muhammad (JeM) terrorists. “We have recovered five bodies from the spot. I think six have died, one body is be-
ing searched. They belonged to Jaish-e-Mohammed and information was that they are suicide attackers,” said SP Vaid, director general of police, Jammu and Kashmir. Vaid laid out how the action unfolded. “Since past few days, we were getting inputs about possible attempts to infiltrate from Uri sector. So, ambushes were laid out in that area by Army, J&K police & CRPF. In the morning, exchange of fire took place in one of the ambushes,” said Vaid. Separately, addressing Army members at an event of the 70th Army Day, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat warned Pakistan+ to not compel India to step up its military offensive. “Pakistan Army has been continuously trying to help terrorists sneak into India along LoC in J&K. We are using our might to teach them a lesson. If we are
Patanjali to set up 5 institutes (From p-1) He also urged landowners and people of the area to cooperate with the activities of the project. Speaking on the occasion, Baba Ramdev reiterated that the there was no political or religious agenda behind the initiative to set up the institutions but purely designed help develop Nagaland in education as well as health sectors. Experiencing the deplorable roads of Nagaland in his recent visit, Ramdev said that no matter how good the institution was, it would be of no value if the condition of roads remained the same. He said any development in Nagaland would be meaningless without good road infrastructure. In this aspect, he asked
the Nagaland government to make sure that the roads were properly repaired and asserted that he would help in bringing progress in the State. Speaking about the aim of the institution, Ramdev stated that quality education would be provided so that students need not go to the mainland for higher education. Ramdev also demonstrated a few yoga postures. He said yoga helped people maintain a sound mind and a healthy body. On his part, Ramdev’s close confidant and business partner, Acharya Bal Krishna assured of establishing a high-end hospital along with the five institutions in Nagaland. He said the hospital and the institutions would cater to people not only from the
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NEW DELHI, JAN 15(AGENCIES): Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today lauded his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi as “a revolutionary leader in the best sense of the word” and let him know that he’s available for a yoga class with him any time. Netanyahu, or ‘Bibi’ as he’s fondly called in Israel, also joked that he and his wife were excited to visit Bollywood and see it first hand. Of course, increased cooperation in cinema was one among many areas the two leaders had wide ranging discussions about, but for all the world to see they focussed on their personal camaraderie+ and their bonhomie was in full display
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one UN vote ( where India voted against Israel over the issue of Jerusalem) won’t change relations with Israel. The PM also talked about his own reputation “of being impatient in getting results” and then revealed an open secret about his friend ‘Bibi’. “An open secret is that I know you are (impatient) too, to do more for your people and quickly,” said PM Modi. Both leaders also announced that they had a wide range of discussions and signed various cooperation deals in cutting edge areas in agriculture, science and technology and defence and security, as well as in people-to-people cultural exchanges to deepen a bond “that goes back a 1,000 years”.
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forced, then we may resort to other action by stepping up military offensive,” he said. The Army chief also talked about Pakistan’s nonstop ceasefire violations. “Ceasefire violations by Pakistan happen frequently, to which we respond effectively. We will take even stronger steps against our enemies if we are compelled to do so,” said General Rawat. Any anti-India activities will not be allowed to succeed, he added. Pakistan has violated the ceasefire along the International Border (IB) and the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir more than 720 times last year, the highest in the past seven years. According to data compiled by the Union Home Ministry, Pakistani forces have violated ceasefire 724 times along the IB and the LoC till October in comparison to 449 times in 2016. As many as 12 civilians and 17 security personnel were killed in the firing from across the border until last October. Last week, Rawat said “Pakistan’s nuclear bogey” will be thoroughly exposed were there to be war with the western neighbour, which often brandishes its short-range Nasr (Hatf-IX) nuclear missiles as a battlefield counter to India’s `Cold Start’ strategy of swift, highintensity conventional attacks into enemy territory.
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velopment since January 12 as “a storm in a tea cup”. Bar Council of India Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra said the issues raised by four dissenting top judges of the Supreme Court had been resolved and that the judiciary did not want any political party to take advantage of the situation. “As you can see, the matter has been laid to rest and all court rooms in the Supreme Court are functioning normally,” Mishra said. An unprecedented crisis engulfed the Supreme Court after the four judges -- Justices Chelameswar, Ranjan Gogoi, Madan B. Lokur and Kurian Joseph -on Friday took on the Chief
number two, three, four and five headed by Justice Chelameswar, Justice Gogoi, Justice Lokur and Justice Joseph respectively attended to their business as usual. Significantly, lawyer R.P. Luthra, in a mention before the court number one headed by Justice Misra, said there was a conspiracy to destroy the institution and urged the Chief Justice to take action against the four judges. The Chief Justice smiled and remained silent. The BCI President said a Bar delegation met senior judges on Sunday and requested them to sort out the differences among themselves. “Now it appears this morning they all met and resolved it. Now it (the Supreme Court) is functioning smoothly.” However, he declined to comment on the issues related to Justice B.H. Loya’s death and other issues raised by the four senior most judges in their Friday conference. “It is for the Supreme Court to decide the Judge Loya matter, not for the BCI to comment on it. Our sole concern was to ensure independence of the judiciary,” he said.
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NEW DELHI, JAN 15 (IANS): A semblance of normalcy marked the functioning of the Supreme Court on Monday after the Chief Justice and all other judges, including those who revolted against him on Friday, had an informal meeting and discussed issues raised by the four rebel judges. No details of what was discussed at the closed-door meeting were available as all judges, including the four, attended to their work after that. There was no word on whether an agreement was reached on the issues raised by the judges led by Justice J. Chelameswar on allocation of work before various benches of the court and more. Attorney General K.K. Venugopal and the Bar Council President, however, claimed that the crisis in the country’s top court “has been settled”. “The full court met. It seems that everything is settled. Everything is hunky-dory,” the Attorney General told the media. “It was an informal meeting in the morning (before the commencement of the court). Now everything has been settled,” Venugopal said, describing the de-
NEW DELHI, JAN 15 (AGENCIES): The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has decided to introduce facial authentication for Aadhaar for people encountering issues with other forms of biometric verification, like fingerprint and iris scanning. The new feature is expected to be available in fusion mode - that is, with existing means of authentication+ - on registered devices by July 1 this year. Specifically, the new feature will be allowed only when combined with “one more authentication factor”, like fingerprint, iris or OTP. “This facility is going to help in inclusive authentication of those who are not able to biometrically authenticate due to their worn out fingerprints, old age or hard work conditions,” PTI quoted UIDAI as saying. The new method will also be allowed “on need basis”, PTI reported. A few days ago, law minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had assured that the fingerprint and iris data stored in the Aadhaar system was impenetrable. “The (Aadhaar) system contains my finger print and iris kept in safe and secure encrypted form which cannot be broken even by billions of efforts. That is an Indian technology,” he had said.
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D I M A P U R , JA N 1 5 (NPN): Dazzle enterprise, a showroom for Hero electric scooters, was inaugurated by Editor-in-Chief of Nagaland Post, Geoffrey Yaden at Shanti complex, Ram Janaki High School road, Dimapur on Monday.
Yaden lauded the proprietor, Vaibhav Jain, for the initiative and wished him the best as he embarked on his endeavor. Talking to Nagaland post about the electric scooter, the proprietor said that the scooters were highly economical compared to their petrol counter parts. Completely
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anxieties are contributing to speculation. High cost of loan servicing, aggressive competition for market share, uncertainty of mergers among others have been hindering further investment by telcos resulting in layoffs, the report said. Further, the report said, salary hikes have been muted compared to other sectors and about 69 per cent got annual salary hike of 7 per cent, while almost one-third of them received less than 5 per cent hike, it added.
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NEW DELHI, Jan 15 (Agencies): The government will split state-run carrier Air India into four separate companies and offer at least 51 per cent in each of them as part of a divestment plan proposed, Bloomberg reported on Monday. The debt-laden airline would be divided into core airline business, regional arm, ground handling and engineering operations, the report added. The core airline business comprising Air India and Air India Express, the low-cost overseas arm, will be offered as one company, and the process will be completed by the end of 2018, Bloomberg reported, quoting Junior Aviation Minister Jayant Sinha.
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(L-R) Geoffrey Yaden inaugurating the showroom on Monday. The electric scooters. (NP)
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week. In its last policy review in December, the RBI had kept key interest rate unchanged. It raised inflation forecast for remainder of the current financial year to 4.3-4.7 per cent, on account of global crude oil prices and implementation of the 7th Pay Commission recommendations. As per the government data released today, inflation in vegetables witnessed some softening at 56.46 per cent in December as against 59.80 per cent in the previous month. However, kitc hen staple onion witnessed a whopping 197.05 per cent price rise in December, 2017. Inflation in protein rich eggs, meat and fish cooled to 1.67 per cent in December, while that in fruits spiked to 11.99 per cent. The rate of price rise in the manufactured goods category stood at 2.61 per cent. Meanwhile, inflation for October has been revised upwards to 3.68 per cent from the provisional estimate of 3.59 per cent released earlier.
Mumbai, Jan 15 (PTI): Faced with uncertainty, the once-sunshine telecom sector will continue to witness decline in headcounts for the next six-nine months taking the total number of job losses to 80,000-90,000, says a report. The sector, which has been witnessing rough weather in terms of profitability due to rising competition and lower margins, has witnessed large scale lay-offs making job scenario uncertain, said a CIEL HR Services in a report today. The report is based on a survey among around 100 senior and mid-level employees of 65 telco and software and hardware service providers to telecom companies. According to the report, since last year the sector has already lost around
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hope to see inclusion of petrol and diesel under GST in coming months, which should also help in lowering the pressures of fuel inflation,” Ficci President Rashesh Shah said. ICRA Principal Economist Aditi Nayar said that despite the sharp rise in crude oil prices in the current month, WPI inflation is expected in a range of 3.2-3.6 per cent in the March quarter. “While the MPC members would primarily weigh the uptrend in the retail inflation, the dip in the WPI inflation strengthens the case for a pause in the February policy review and fairly hawkish tone of the policy document,” Nayar said. Ficci demanded lowering of interest rates by the RBI in its next monetary policy review on February 7 saying it is critical to boost investments and build the growth momentum. Retail inf lation breached the RBI’s comfort level to touch 5.21 per cent in December on rise in prices of food items, especially vegetables, according to the data released last
nomic risks in 2018, the PE/VC sector is likely to continue to see a growth in investments as well as exits. Capital markets are expected to stay buoyant and IPOs should continue to be a compelling exit story for the year,” the report noted. In terms of investments the deals saw a sharp increase in value with 19 deals coming in excess of USD 300 million including four deals of over USD 1 billion. Growth, startups and pipe deals witnessed multifold increase in investment inflows compared to 2016 and 2017 was the best year for growth deals at USD 13.8 billion which was 2.4 times the value recorded in 2016. This was primarily driven by four mega deals accounting for 46 per cent of the value of growth deals, three involving Softbank’s investments in the e-commerce and fintech space and another involving GIC’s investment in DLF. Startup/early-stage investments at USD 3.5 billion across 311 deals was 1.7 times more than the value compared to 2016 and other deals at USD 3.7 billion across 38 deals was 2.4 times more.
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New Delhi, Jan 15 (PTI): Wholesale pricebased inflation eased to a three-month low of 3.58 per cent in December 2017 as food prices softened, prompting the industry to seek measures in budget to strengthen agriculture supply chain. Wholesale price index (WPI) based inflation was 3.93 per cent in November 2017 and 2.10 per cent in December 2016. Inflation on food articles slowed to 4.72 per cent in December, from 6.06 per cent in November 2017, the official data released today showed. In fuel and power segment, inflation rose to 9.16 per cent in December against 8.82 per cent in previous month. Industr y chamber Ficci said continued efforts of the government to strengthen food supply mechanism can help in bringing down food inflation further. “We also look forward to the budget to provide details on more specific measures towards strengthening of agriculture supply chain for effective management of food prices. We
Mumbai, Jan 15 (PTI): Investments by private equity/ venture capital firms touched a record in 2017 at USD 26.8 billion, as against USD 16.2 billion in 2016, and pulled out a record USD 13 billion from the country, says a report. According to data collated by EY, Softbank’s USD 2.5 billion investment in online retail major Flipkart led the PE investment pack, making it the highestever in the country. According to the data, PE/VC exits almost jumped two-fold to USD 13 billion across 257 deals, driven by record level of exits via open market, secondary sale and IPOs. The year just gone-by was also the best for PEbacked IPOs featuring the largest IPO exit ever with Fairfax selling its 12 per cent stake in ICICI Lombard for USD 558 million. According to EY’s private equity deal tracker, 2017 was the best year for both investments and exits, surpassing their respective previous highs. While investments rose 37 per cent to USD 26.8 billion across 589 deals, the year also saw 257 exits worth USD 13 billion, almost double the previous high recorded in 2016. “Apart from some unforeseen global macroeco-
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Iraqi security forces cordon off the area where a double suicide bombing killed at least 38 people and injured 105 in central Baghdad.
Lo n d o n, Ja n 1 5 (Agencies): President Donald Trump has denied that he is racist, after a row broke out over his alleged use of the word “shithole” to describe African nations. Mr Trump reportedly used the term last week during a bipartisan Oval Office meeting on immigration reform, reported BBC. He has now told reporters: “I am not a racist. I’m the least racist person you have ever interviewed.” It is the first time the president has responded directly to the racism accusations. He made the denial to White House press pool reporters at the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach in Florida on Sunday night. The row broke out after lawmakers from both parties visited the president on Thursday to work on a proposal for a bipartisan immigration deal. In recent weeks the
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In new book, Pak Taliban claims its suicide bombers killed Benazir Bhutto ISLAMABAD, Jan 15 (IANS): The Tehreek-eTaliban Pakistan or TTP has for the first time claimed responsibility for the assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in a new book written by Taliban leader Abu Mansoor Asim Mufti Noor Wali. Ms Bhutto was killed in a suicide attack in Rawalpindi shortly after she addressed an election rally on December 27, 2007 and members of the then military regime of General Pervez Musharraf had blamed the TTP for it. The outfit had so far maintained silence over the assassination. No group had claimed responsibility for Ms Bhutto’s murder until the claim in “Inqilab Mehsood South Waziristan - From British Raj to American Imperialism.” The book says suicide bombers Bilal, who was also known as Saeed, and Ikramullah were tasked to carry out the attack on Ms Bhutto on December 27. “Bomber Bilal first fired at Benazir
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Bhutto from his pistol and the bullet hit her neck. Then he detonated his explosive jacket and blew himself up among the participants of the procession,” Daily Times on Monday quoted the book as saying. After Ms Bhutto’s assassination, the Musharraf regime had released an audio conversation purportedly between the two Taliban men talking about Ms Bhutto’s death. The book also claims that the Taliban was behind another attack on Ms Bhutto, carried out by two suicide bombers in October 2007 in Karachi, in which
nearly 140 people died. “Despite attacks on Benazir Bhutto’s procession in Karachi, the government had not taken appropriate security measures that made it possible for the attackers to have easy access to Benazir Bhutto in Rawalpindi,” claims the book. The book says that Baitullah Mehsud, the then head of the TTP, who was killed in a US drone strike in 2009, had approved the attack on Ms Bhutto’s procession in October 2007, when she returned to Pakistan to lead the campaign for the 2008 parliamentary elections. “The return of Benazir Bhutto was planned on the behest of the Americans as they had given her a plan against the Mujahideed-e-Islam. Baitullah had received information of the plan. So when Benazir Bhutto arrived in Karachi, two suicide bombers Mohsin Mehsood and Rehmatullah Mehsod carried out attacks on her procession at Karsaz area of Karachi,” the book claims.
Lo n d o n, Ja n 1 5 (Agencies): At least 38 people have died and more than a hundred have been wounded in a twin suicide bombing in the Iraqi capital Baghdad. Officials at the country’s Interior Ministry said two bombers blew themselves up at Tayran Square a busy street market - during rush hour on Monday. Emergency services
rushed to the market, which is usually crowded with labourers seeking work, before security forces sealed off the area. In photos posted to social media, bodies could be seen scattered and items of clothing can be seen strewn across the blood-stained streets. N o g r o u p h a s ye t claimed responsibility for the attack, which also hurt
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I, No. 2200754L Rank WO. Bhim Bahadur Thapa of 40, Assam Rifles C/o 99 APO, resident of 3rd Mile, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under : 1. That, I am bonafide citizen of India. 2. That, in my service book myself and my spouses surnames had been inadvertently recorded as under: SI/No. Name Relationship 1. Mr. Bhim Bahadur Thapa Self 2. Mrs. Prem Kumari Thapa Wife 3. Miss. Rupa Kumari Thapa Daughter 4. Miss Purna Kumari Thapa Daughter 5. Mr. Om Prakash Thapa Son That, myself and my spouses correct surname are as follows: Sl. No Name Relationship 1. Mr. Bhim Bahadur Shrees Self 2. Mrs. Prem Kumari Shrees Wife 3. Miss. Rupa Kumari Shrish Daughter 4. Miss Purna Kumari Shrish Daughter 5. Mr. Om Prakash Shrees Son 3. That, the above mentioned names are of same and one person. 4. That, this affidavit has been made for the purpose to correct my surname and my spouses surname from concerned authority. 5. That, the above statements are made from para 1to 4 are made by me which are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing declared false therein. DECLARANT DP-484
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With immense pride and honour, we the Tiyi Longchum Niro Range Ngullie Ekhung (TLNRNE) extend our heartiest congratulations to the following individual for their achievement. 1. Shri. T. Nyimbemo Ngullie, S/o. Lt. Tsenkathung Ngullie of Longla Village promoted to Joint Secretary of Assembly to the Govt. of Nagaland. 2. Shri. Phyodemo Ngullie, S/o. Lt. Khungmomo Ngullie of N. Longidang Village promoted to Headmaster under the department of School Education, Nagaland. 3. Shri. Y. Liben Ngullie, S/o. Benathung Ngullie of Longla Village for securing the post of Asst. Sub Inspector (ASI) of Police through IPSC exam 2017 (CPO). The Ekhung wishes and prays to Almighty God to grant them good health and wisdom in their future endeavours. Zantsemo Ngullie Chairman, TLNRNE
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I, Shri. Liponthung Lotha S/o. Lt. Tsenchamo Lotha of Old Aree Village, Wokha District Camp Wokha Town upper Mount Tiyi College Colony Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as follows;1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of india and belongs to Lotha (Naga) Community. 2. That, my age as entered in my HSLC Admit Card is 07/01/1964 and my age recorded in seniority list if 07/01/1961. 3. My name is recorded in appointment order dated, Kma. The 4th March 1982 as Liponthung. 4. My name is recorded, up-gradation to the higher Post of Sr. Inspector of statistics class II Gazetted as L. Liponthung. 5. My name in the service book is recorded T. Liponthung Kikon. 6. My name in SBI saving A/c No. 11766575636 is recorded as T. Liponthung Lotha and 7. My name in the GPF Statement A/C No. 4903 is recorded as Liponthung. 8. That, henceforth my official name shall be Liponthung Lotha for all official matters and also my date of Birth shall be 07-01-1964 and references and this affidavit shall bear evidence for all purposes. 9. That Liponthung Kikon, T. Liponthung Lotha, Liponthung are the same person and one identity only and that is me (Liponthung Lotha). 10. The statements given above are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing false has been stated. Deponent Solemnly affirm and signed this affidavit before me by the deponent today the January 2018. 1st Class Magistrate DC-123
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Hawaii or North Korea. Pope Francis has often flagged the danger of nuclear warfare and in November he appeared to harden the Catholic Church’s teaching against nuclear weapons, saying countries should not stockpile them even for the purpose of deterrence. As reporters boarded his plane bound for Chile, Vatican officials handed out a photograph taken in 1945 that shows a young Japanese boy carrying his dead brother on his shoulders following the U.S. nuclear attack on Nagasaki.
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We the Wokha Town Longla Eloe Ekhung (WTLEE) and Longla Village Students’ Union (LVSU) strongly condemn the barbaric act of Shri. Vincent Pichamo Kikon, S/o. Mr. Rükhungo (Pvüchio) Kikon of Lakhuti Village for murdering his wife Late. Khonzani, D/o. L. Nzanbemo Ngullie of Longla Village on 10th January 2018, at his residence, Dimapur. Further, both the union appeal the law enforcing agencies not to grant bail but punish the culprit befitting to his crime.
ABOARD THE PAPAL PLANE, Jan 15 (Agencies): Pope Francis said on Monday he was really afraid about the danger of nuclear war and that the world now stood at “the very limit”. His comment, made as he flew off for a visit to Chile and Peru, came after Hawaii issued a false missile alert that provoked panic in the U.S. state and highlighted the risk of possible unintended nuclear war with North Korea, reported Reuters. Asked if he was wor-
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half will be Kurdish and Arab SDF fighters and the other half new recruits. The BSF will be tasked with securing the long sections of Syria’s northern border with Turkey and eastern border with Iraq that are under SDF control, as well as parts of the Euphrates river valley, which effectively serves as the dividing line between the SDF and Syrian progovernment forces. “A strong border security force will prohibit Daesh’s freedom of movement and deny the transportation of illicit materials,” the coalition said, using a different term for IS. “This will enable the Syrian people to establish effective local, representative governance and reclaim their land.”
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ritory from Islamic State (IS) militants. In October, the alliance took full control of the northern city of Raqqa, the de facto capital of the “caliphate” declared by the jihadist group in 2014. Since then, SDF fighters have been advancing southeastwards along the Euphrates river valley. News of the coalition’s plan to work with the SDF to train a new Syrian Border Security Force (BSF) was first reported on Saturday by The Defense Post, which quoted a spokesman as saying that 230 individuals were currently participating in the “inaugural class”. The coalition said on Monday that its goal was to create a force with about 30,000 personnel “over the next several years”. About
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B RU SSE L S, J a n 1 5 (Agencies): Britain must tell the EU what kind of postBrexit relations it wants with the bloc before negotiations can start, European Commission vice president Frans Timmermans said Monday. Dutchman Timmermans also rejected claims by British finance minister Philip Hammond that the EU was pushing a punitive deal for Britain because it was paranoid that other countries would leave. “Tell us what you want. That would be useful,” Timmermans, the right-hand man to European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker, told a small group of Brussels-based media including AFP.
Lo n d o n, Ja n 1 5 (Agencies): Key powers involved in Syria’s civil war have criticised US plans to help an allied Kurdishled militia set up a 30,000strong “border security force”. Turkey’s president vowed to “suffocate” efforts to begin training members of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) and create what he called a “terror army”, reported BBC. Ankara considers Kurds fighting for the SDF to be part of a terrorist group. Syria’s government decried the “blatant attack” on its sovereignty, and Russia warned it could lead to partition. With the help of air strikes from a USled coalition, the SDF has captured tens of thousands of square kilometres of ter-
105 people. Large-scale attacks have decreased significantly in the city and in other parts of the country since security forces retook most of the territory once held by Islamic State militants. Prime Minister Haider al Abadi’s government declared victory over IS last month. He is up for reelection when the country votes on 12 May.
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We, the family members of Mr. Tekayangba, House No. 161 of Pheluo ward-5 Chumukedima Town express our profound gratitude to all who have helped us during the unfortunate fire incident in the morning of 6th of January, 2018. We acknowledge the many kind hearted persons, neighbours, friends, fire station/ department of Chumukedima Town for helping us at the right time which prevented the fire from burning down the whole house. We convey our special thanks to :1. Chairman, individuals and families of Pheluo Ward-5 Cmd. 2. Er. Kakiye Chishi 3. Chumukedima Ao Baptist Arogo 4. Ao Union Chumukedima 5. Satsükba Union Dimapur Centre 6. Satsükba Fellowship Dimapur Centre 7. Satsükba Senso 8. Village Council Satsükba 9. Changki Union Chumukedima 10. Changki Fellowship Chumukedima 11. Atsüri Longjem Chumukedima 12. Tears to Smile Trust 13. Neighbours, friends, relatives and well wishers We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and every individual but it is our earnest and humble prayer that the Almighty God will bless all of you abundantly.
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tainment Weekly, veteran actor Marisa Tomei will guest star as a commander’s wife in the second episode, set in the Colonies, thus expanding from the original novel’s universe. Executive producer of the show, Bruce Miller said the new installment will be more horrific than the first spell, but will stay true to Atwood’s basic premise. “There’s a lot of horror and cruelty and dread in this situation, but there’s also a lot of absurdity,” he said. Besides Moss, Joseph Fiennes, Yvonne, Strahovski, Samira Wiley, Alexis Bledel, Ann Dowd and Max Minghella also reprise their roles. (The Hindu)
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Michelle Williams has praised Mark Wahlberg’s decision to donate the $1.5m (£1.1m) he earnt for reshoots of All The Money In The World to the Time’s Up initiative. “Today isn’t about me,” Williams, who is one of the founding members of Time’s Up, said in a statement over the weekend. “My fellow actresses stood by me and stood up for me, my activist friends taught me to use my voice,
and the most powerful men in charge, they listened and they acted. If we truly envision an equal world, it takes equal effort and sacrifice. Today is one of the most indelible days of my life because of Mark Wahlberg, William Morris Endeavor (WME) and a community of women and men who share in this accomplishment. Anthony Rapp, for all the shoulders you stood on, now we stand on yours.”
ystopian drama The Handmaid’s Tale is all set to return with its second season on April 25, with two episodes airing on the same day. The Hulu show, which is based on Margaret At-
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ctor-producer Arbaaz Khan says they are currently scripting the third part of “Dabangg” and are yet to lock female actors except for Sonakshi Sinha. Ever since the third part of Salman Khan-starrer was announced, there were reports on the addition of female cast members, including Parineeti Chopra and Mouni Roy. Asked if the cast has been finalised, Arbaaz told PTI, “Sonakshi is definitely going to be there.
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he Greatest Showman finished atop the first Billboard 200 of 2018 as the soundtrack for the circus musical climbed to Number One in its fourth week of availability. The soundtrack – featuring songs performed by Hugh Jackman, Michelle Williams, Zac Efron and Zendaya – sold 106,000 total copies as the album completed its four-week ascension from Number 71 to Number 63 to Number Five to Number One. The Greatest Showman also became the first soundtrack to top
the album charts since Fifty Shades Darker in March 2017, Billboard reports. No major new releases hit shelves as the calendar turned to 2018, leaving the Top 10 largely unchanged. Ed Sheeran’s Divide remained at Number Two for a second straight week, followed by Taylor Swift’s Reputation, G-Eazy’s The Beautiful & Damned and Kendrick Lamar’s Damn. at Numbers Three through Five respectively. The bottom half of the Top 10 also boasted a batch of returnees led by
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Eminem’s Revival at Number Six. Imagine Dragons’ Evolve jumped back into the Top 10 at Number Seven, followed by Post Malone’s Stoney at Number Eight,
Travis Scott and Quavo’s Huncho Jack collaboration at Number Nine and Khalid’s American Teen at Number 10 and 31,000 total copies. (Rolling Stone)
hile filming scenes for her upcoming role in The Rhythm Section, photographers caught the mother of two on New York’s Upper West Side looking exceedingly glamorous with a bold red lip and rocking a red wig, complete with dramatic pin-up girl bangs. The fashionable star beat the NYC weather in a long black winter coat, stockings and a pair of Christian Louboutins. This is quite a different vision of the stunning star from when she was photographed two months ago while filming scenes for the very same movie in Dublin, Ireland. On November 15, the actress who has basically never had a bad red carpet moment showed a dramatically different side when she was snapped in character, wearing over-sized clothes, no makeup (or makeup to make her look washed out) and a not-so flattering light brown wig. Lively posted yet another look from the film on her Instagram—this one dark and stormy. Along with the short and dark wig photo, Blake wrote, “#TheRhythmSectionMovie.” In Glamour’s September issue, well-dressed woman sounded off on the idea of perfection and why it’s troublesome. “It’s nonsense. It simplifies people. Not all men, but a subsection of men, have a desire to under-
stand and control women. To do that, you have to paint them into this thing you can wrap your head around,” the 30-year-old star argued. “But women are complex.” According to The Hollywood Reporter, The Rhythm Section follows Stephanie Patrick, who, “is on a path of self-destruction after the death of her family in an airplane crash,
100th Birthday! Happy Shri. L Imchameren Longchar (Nokpu) 27th December, 1917- 2017.
“100 years” of memories and 100 years of life... You’ve done more in a lifetime than others can only dream, And you are the most amazing 100 year old that most have ever known or seen!
George Clooney to Lead ‘Catch-22’ Series for Hulu
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eorge Clooney will direct and star in a six-part limited series based on Joseph Heller’s landmark novel Catch22 for Hulu, the streaming service announced. Clooney, who will play the role of Colonel Cathcart for the adaptation, will also executive produce the series about the book that gave birth to the paradoxical “Catch22.” “Catch-22 is the story of the incomparable, artful dodger, Yossarian, a US Air Force bombardier in World War II who is furious because thousands of people he has never met are trying to kill him. But
his real problem is not the enemy, but rather his own army which keeps increasing the number of missions the men must fly to complete their service,” Hulu wrote of the series, which will stay tethered to the WW2 setting. “Yet if Yossarian makes any attempt to avoid his military assignments, he’ll be in violation of Catch-22, a hilariously sinister bureaucratic rule which specifies that a con-
a flight that she was meant to be on. After discovering that the crash was not an accident, her anger awakens a new sense of purpose and she rises to uncover the truth by adopting the identity of an assassin to track down those responsible. The new, and lethal, Stephanie Patrick is on a mission to fill the void between what she knows and what she is told.”
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cern for one’s own safety in the face of dangers which are real and immediate is the process of a rational mind; a man is considered insane if he willingly continues to fly dangerous combat missions, but a request to be removed from duty is evidence of sanity and therefore makes him ineligible to be relieved from duty.” Director Mike Nichols previously adapted Heller’s novel for a 1970 film that starred Alan Arkin, Charles Grodin, Art Garfunkel and, in the Cathcart role, Martin Balsam, as well as cameos by Orson Welles, Martin Sheen and Jon Voight.
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With immense joy and honour, Aghunaqa Area Church Leaders' Fellowship (AACLF) would like to congratulate its President, Dr. P. Inaho Pastor of Homeland Baptist Church for receiving Doctor of Divinity degree from Universal Life Church Seminar, Modesto, California, USA. The Fellowship prays that the Almighty Living God give him more wisdom and knowledge both in physical and spiritual life and let his life be a channel of blessing for many people, and wishes him more success in his future endeavour. Benjamin Yeptho Gen. Secy., AACLF
Your life’s journey has truly been a manifestation of how God leads and protects all the way through, and beautifully survived the test of time, by his Grace. We all thank God and together join our hearts in prayer and share the joy of your “Centenary”. God bless.
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Aghunaqa Area Church Leaders' Fellowship (AACLF) with great joy congratulates Rev. Khuvuto Achumi and Rev. Niqheje Yeptho for being awarded God's ministry, Reverend by the Western Sumi Akukuhou Kuqhakulu (WSBAK). The Fellowship prays that the good Lord bless them and give them more wisdom and knowledge and guide them in their new endeavours in God's ministry and let their lives be a source of blessing for many people.
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Barcelona players celebrate after scoring a goal against Real Sociedad on Sunday.
M A D R I D, J a n 1 5 (Agencies): Luis Suarez inspired a spectacular Barcelona comeback which saw them recover from two goals down to beat Real Sociedad 4-2 at Anoeta on Sunday. Willian Jose sent the hosts ahead in the 11th minute and Juanmi added a second goal in the 34th at a ground where Barcelona had not won in La Liga since 2007. However, Suarez set up Paulinho to pull one
back before half-time before scoring twice himself, to ensure Barcelona would remain unbeaten and nine points clear of secondplace Atletico Madrid at the top of the table at the halfway stage of the season. Lionel Messi added some gloss with a perfectly placed free kick for Barcelona’s fourth goal in the 85th minute, to end a thrilling game in spectacular fashion. Real Sociedad started
French referee suspended for kicking out at player
PARIS, Jan 15 (Agenc i e s ) : Re f e r e e To n y Chapron has been provisionally suspended after he appeared to kick out at Nantes player Diego Carlos in Sunday’s French Ligue 1 game against Paris St Germain. During stoppage-time, Chapron bumped into Carlos and fell over with TV footage showing him swinging his leg towards the running defender’s shins. “The technical direction of refereeing and the federal commission of refereeing have decided on the withdrawal of Tony Chapron, who had been
appointed for Wednesday’s Ligue 1 game between Angers and Troyes, until further notice,” the French federation said in a statement on Monday. Chapron will also be summoned before the league’s disciplinary committee. A few seconds after the incident, Chapron gave Carlos a yellow card, which resulted in the player being sent off as he had also been booked in the first half. “I know that refereeing is tough, but the referee sometimes need to put himself into question,” Nantes forward Valentin Rongier said.
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the game brimming with confidence despite recording just one win in their previous eight matches in all competitions and they did not take long to go ahead. Xabi Prieto’s cross found striker Willian Jose, who escaped Paulinho and sent a bouncing header past Marc-Andre ter Stegen. The Brazilian was unfortunate to see another strike ruled out, with David Zurutuza harshly penalised for a foul on Ivan Rakitic in the build-up. However, Sociedad soon made it two when Sergio Canales’s superb lofted through-ball was dispatched by Juanmi, whose effort deflected in off Sergi Roberto. It looked like Barcelona were going to be beaten at Anoeta again but Suarez had other ideas. The striker forced his way down the left and put in a low cross for Paulinho to bundle home in the 39th minute. Five minutes into the second half Roberto and Messi combined to set up Suarez, who curled home a stunning effort from just inside the area to level the score. Racing on to Thomas Vermaelen’s header in the 71st minute, he slotted home his second goal, before Messi’s late dead-ball contribution. Beyond maintaining their advantage in the title race, the Catalans also moved 19 points clear of Real Madrid and extended their unbeaten streak to 29 games.
IPL retention event captures viewers’ attention M u m b ai , J a n 1 5 (IANS): India’s obsession with Twenty20 cricket was on full display during the Indian Premier League (IPL) retention event for the 2018 season with television sets, mobile devices and social media abuzz with mentions and conversations on the event. According to a statement by television network Star India, the event was viewed by an audience of 8.1 million people across both television and digital formats. As per data released by the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC), 4.1 million television viewers watched the event across the Star Sports network on January 4 while another four million watched the event
N. Korea to send orchestra to 2018 Winter Olympics Seoul, Jan 15 (IANS): North Korea agreed with South Korea on Monday to send a 140-member orchestra to the South Korea-hosted Winter Olympics, Seoul’s Unification Ministry said. The agreement came after delegates from the two countries held workinglevel talks at Tongilgak, a North Korea building in the truce village of Panmunjom which straddles the heavily guarded inter-Korean land border, Xinhua news agency reported. North Korea will send the art troupe during the 2018 Winter Olympics and Paralympic Games set to run from February to March in South Korea’s eastern county of Pyeongchang. During the Olympic period, North
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A mother with a patient, loving and giving heart. A mother we look up to in every aspect of our lives. We are proud to be your children. Heaven rejoices while we grieve the loss of you here with us. Rest in Peace till we meet again. We take this opportunity to thank every individual who supported us in all kinds all through her illness till her last breath. Special thanks to :Late Orenponi Ngullie 1. Lotha Baptist Church, Wife of Late Dr. H. R. Lotha Dimapur & Wokha 05/11/1947 – 06/01/2018 Village. 2. Doctors and nurses of Eden Hospital, CIHSR, Zion Hospital and Nikos Hospital. 3. Wokha Village Union & Randan Khumshum Dimapur & Kohima. 4. ‘E’ Khel, Wokha Village. 5. Supply & River Belt and Fellowship Colony, Dimapur. 6. Shaki eloe yanpoe yanpia eyi, Dimapur & Kohima. 7. Wozhuro range. 8. Ex-Choirs oshomden, Wokha. 9. Emiden okho, Dimapur. 10. Class Apart DBHSS, 1986-95 batch, Dimapur. 11. Family, friends & well wishers.
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on digital platform Hotstar. On social media, the event dominated conversations across platforms with 35,000 mentions. “The discovery and nurturing of great cricketing talent and developing the cricketing infrastructure throughout the country, are important pillars of our mission at BCCI,” BCCI CEO Rahul Johri said in a statement. “Therefore, a quantum increase in the growth and popularity of the VIVO IPL 2018 would immensely scale up deliveries on those important fronts. We are delighted that with the transformative technology and the might of TV and digital combined, the VIVO IPL 2018 seems poised to be bigger than ever before,” he added.
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Korean art troupe will hold concerts in South Korea’s capital Seoul and Gangneung near the Pyeongchang county. The orchestra will cross the inter-Korean land border through Panmunjom to get to South Korea, according to the Ministry. South Korea agreed to provide the performance venue and necessary facilities, while North Korea agreed to send its advance team for the performance as rapidly as possible.
Indian women bag four medals at 7th Nations Cup
Indian women boxers with their medals and certificates.
Sombor, Jan 15: India’s youth women pugilists continued their dominating run on the world stage as they clinched three gold medals and a bronze medal at the 7th Nations Cup in Sombor, Serbia. As Indian boxing has witnessed a surge in popularity, the Boxing Federation of India (BFI) is leaving no stone unturned to prepare a formidable team for the Youth Olympics slated to be held in Buenos Aires later this year. “We want to field the strongest team possible for the 2018 Summer Youth Olympic Games and for
that these young guns need foreign exposure and training at the highest level. We are making sure that they get all that so that they can repeat our recent feat in the World Youth Boxing Championship,” BFI President Ajay Singh said. Newly inducted pugilists in the youth category, Jony (60kg) breezed past Hungary’s Viktoria Matesz in the final bout while Lalita (64kg) outclassed a valiant Karina Kuzheleva of Russia to punch their way to gold. The third gold came India’s way through Nandini in the 81kg category as
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We, the bereaved family of Lt. Shri. Chingham Konyak of Kongan Village, Mon (Walu ward) would like to convey our profound gratitude and sincere thanks to all those individual, churches, relatives, neighbours, unions, organizations, friends and well-wishers who stood by us and supported us through prayer, materials, financial and sacrificing their precious time at the sad demise on 15.10.2017. 25.05.1946 to 15.10.2017 We deeply regret our inability to mention the names of every individuals but all your good deeds and presence will always be treasured in our hearts and we believe that the Almighty God will bless you abundantly. Loving family members DP-490
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With our hearts full of gratitude, we the family members of Lt. Keyho Zhale humbly acknowledge and thankful to all for supporting us financially, materially, physically and morally during his prolonged illness and till the time to his demise. We deeply regret for not being able to mention each and everyone but it is our sincere prayer the almighty God bless all abundantly for your kindness and compassion towards our family during this difficult time. We also convey our sincere gratitude to :1. Naga Hospital doctors, nurses and staff. 15-02-1986 2. KOHIMAS doctors, nurses and staff. 10-01-2018 3. Koinonia Prayer Centre Tsiesema 4. Dihoma Baptist Church 5. Dihoma Village 6. Vitshu Vizo & Family 7. Northern Angami Students union 8. Ezekiel Prayer Group Kohima. Loving wife and Family members K-125
she beat Alesandra Jonca of Poland in a pulsating contest. However, Rajbala (54kg) had to settle for the bronze after losing out to another Polish pugilist Kaluza Beata in her semifinal bout. Jyo t i G u l i a , w h o has already qualified for the 2018 Summer Youth Olympic Games, courtesy her heroics in the World Youth Boxing Championships and the fact that she was born after 1999, will be leading India’s charge. A number of other pugilists are expected to join her in India’s quest to emulate a gallant medal tally.
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We the children, grandchildren & family members of Late Narosen (Changki) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to one and all who stood by us with cash, kind, prayer and moral support throughout the sickness of our mother and her demise on 10-01-18. We specially like to thank the Pastor & Members of both Narosen the Baptist Church Changki and 1936 – 2018 Changkiyimlang Baptist Church for your contribution. We are unable to thank each one of you personally, However it is our prayer that the Lord Almighty bless your good deeds richly in return. DP-489
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We the family members of Late David Imchen, S/o Late Bendangwati Imchen, Mangmetong Village express our sincere gratitude to one and all who have rendered support during the illness and at the sudden demise on 06.01.2018. We specially thank Doctors and nurses of IMDH and Woodland Nursing Home, Mokokchung Town. We regret our inability to thank each and every one of you personally for your support, prayer and good deeds however; it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you abundantly.
Born : 07/04/1965 – Died : 01/01/2018 Late Zubenthung Kinghen, Superintending Geologist ONGC Mumbai. For we know that if our earthly house of this tabernacle were dissolved, we have a building of god, an house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens. 2 Corinthians 5.1. With sincere gratitude, we the family members of Late Zubenthung Kinghen Superintending Geologist ONGC Mumbai extend our sincere thanks to all the organisations, individual, churches, prayers groups, and well wishers for all your support and kindness shown to us during illness and untimely demise of our beloved Late Zubenthung Kinghen, Superintending Geologist, ONGC, Mumbai. Words are inadequate for us to repay you but we pray that our heavenly Father beseech His blessings upon you. Our special thanks conveys to: 1. Bor Lingri Lotha Baptist Church 10. Mr. & Mrs. Bendang, chief geologist ONGC 2. Doctors and nurses of Eden Hospital Tripura. Dimapur. 11. Dr & Mrs. Moa. (Amenla, Chief Geologist 3. Doctors and nurses of GNRC Guwahati. ONGC Dehradun) 4. Doctors from ONGC Mumbai 12. ONGC staff from Jorhat . 5. Changpang Villagers Union Dimapur. 13. Col. & Mrs. S. Rengma, Dimapur. 6. Changpang Eloi Okho Union Dimapur. 14. Mr. & Mrs. C. James Kinghen, Commandant. 7. Ngullie tent house Dimapur. 15. Mr. & Mrs. Motsuthung Ezung Secretary, 8. Mr. Vinod Dangwal, head of Geology Govt of Nagaland. Operation Group ONGC Mumbai. 16. Neighbours, friends, Elders & well 9. Mr. Prakesh Ghodke, Senior Geologist and wishers. staff members ONGC Mumbai. 17. Family & Relative members from far & near. Sons, parents, brother, sisters, family members and relatives. DP-494
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Aus Open: Ruthless Nadal powers ahead Liverpool end Man City winning run
Rafael Nadal began his Australian Open campaign with a Belinda Bencic reacts after winning in straight sets against win over Victor Estrella Burgos. the former world No 1.
MELBOURNE, Jan 15 (Agencies): Top seed Rafael Nadal ruthlessly brushed aside Victor Estrella Burgos to power into the second round of the Australian Open on Monday. The world No.1, a beaten finalist to Roger Federer in Melbourne last year, clinically took apart the 81st-ranked Dominican to forge a 6-1, 6-1, 6-1 win in 94 minutes on Rod Laver Arena. He next plays Leonardo Mayer of Argentina. “I’m very happy to be back, it’s a very important beginning for me. It’s good news for me,” he said. “I want to enjoy every moment I’m here on this court.” The Spaniard left nothing to chance with
eight service breaks and 28 winners in a complete first-up performance, dispelling fears over any knee trouble. Nadal, 31, wore no strapping on his knee, appeared to move freely and combined his trademark power game from the back of the court. It took his Australian Open record to 52-11 as he chases his second Melbourne Park title after beating Federer in the 2009 final. Nadal, who is gunning for a 17th major title, was hampered by a knee injury at the tail-end of the 2017 season. It forced him to skip the lead-up Brisbane International this month, and he only had a one-
match workout at the exhibition Kooyong Classic in Melbourne ahead of the Open. Nadal needs to reach the quarter-finals to be certain of retaining his world number one ranking, with Federer breathing down his neck. Nadal only conceded three games in the match and had few problems with Estrella Burgos, who has a modest 6-15 record at Grand Slams.
Yuki Bhambri crashes out
Yuki Bhambri struggled to rein in his unforced errors and played well only in patches as his third Australian Open appearance ended with a straight-set first-round defeat at the hands of a seasoned Marcos
KVSA meet: T.Khel leads medal tally Correspondent
Kohima, Jan 15 (NPN): Tsütuonuomia-Khel with 17 medals (9 gold, 4 silver, 4 bronze) lead the medals tally after day-1 of the 63rd Kohima Village Sports Meet on Monday. DapfhütsumiaKhel with 10 medals (2 gold, 2 silver, 5 bronze) stayed in second place while Pfuchatsumia-Khel is placed third with 6 medals (3 silver, 3 bronze) and Lhisemia-Khel was in fourth with 4 medals (3 silver, 1 bronze). The Sports events for the first day included of 100 metres race, 200 metres race, 800 metres race, 400 metres race, 1500 metres race, 4×200 metres race (men), shot put, javelin throw, discus throw, high jump and broad jump. The competition on day-2 will commence at 9.30 am at the Kohima local ground. 12 gold medals will be up for grab in athletics events. The indoor games will also begin on Tuesday evening at Indoor Stadium, Kohima. Medals Tally G S B T.Khel 9 4 4 D.Khel 3 2 5 P.Khel 0 3 3 Women broad jump winners with the mascot on day-1 of L.Khel 0 3 1 KVSA meet at local ground, Kohima. (NP)
Baghdatis, on Monday. The 25-year-old Indian qualifier, ranked 122, had his chances against world number 103 Cypriot, but unforced errors cost him the match 6-7(4), 4-6, 3-6 after two hours and nine minutes on court number eight. Bhambri is yet to win a round in the main draw of a Grand Slam and the Australian Open is the only Major he has played.
Venus crashes out, Wozniacki advances
Former World No.1 Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark eased past Romania’s Mihaela Buzarnescu in straight sets, avoiding more upsets in the first round of the women’s singles competition at the Australian Open after former champion
Venus Williams crashed out in the opening match. Cur rently ranked World No.2, Wozniacki had her serve broken three times during the 71-minute match on Monday, but made the most of all six break points she was offered to carve out a 6-2, 6-3 result. Earlier, Switzerland’s Belinda Bencic upset fifth seed Venus Williams in the first round of the women’s singles competition in the Australian Open tennis tournament here on Monday. Placed 78th in the world rankings, Bencic defeated the American star 6-3, 7-5 in a match that lasted one hour and 53 minutes at the Rod Laver Arena. Bencic will face the winner of the match between Thailand’s Luksika Kumkhum and Johanna Larsson of Sweden in the second round. The world number 5 American struggled to find her rhythm in the rain-interrupted match, dropping the first set. Although Williams fared better in the second, the in-form Swiss hitter outplayed the American and sealed the victory after breaking serve in the final game. William’s compatriot, 10th seed CoCo Vandeweghe, was brought down by Timea Babos of Hungary 6-7 (4-7), 2-6.
SAI declares result
Dimapur, Jan 15 (NPN): Sports Authority of India (SAI) has selected 16 players for induction to the SAI STC, Dimapur for the session 2018-19. Selected players in boxing are Ejanbemo L. Kikon and Pongen Wapang. Selected players in football are Kinoto Murru, Viloto Awomi, Moalong Jamir, Lalminthang Hangsing, Paolengam Hangsing, Jotish M. Roy, Lamshanggin Hangsing, Mughakha Zhimomi and Razu Khrielie while the players selected for sepaktakraw are Ringpang Toshi, Imlimoa, Tshezo, Nchumthung and Kuthorogu. H.Ibomcha Singh, Inchrge, SAI STC, Dimapur informed the selected players to collect the forms and guidelines on or before January 17. However, the admission will be made only for the clearance of their Aadhaar status, date of birth, medical fitness etc.
Liverpool players celebrate after scoring a goal against Manchester City.
Liverpool, Jan 15 (IANS): Liverpool ended Manchester City’s unbeaten run with a thrilling 4-3 victory on Sunday. Across all competitions this season, Manchester City had only suffered one defeat prior to Sunday night, a 1-2 loss to Ukrainian club Shakhtar Donetsk in a UEFA Champions League match on December 6, reports Efe news agency. But City were not the best team on the field at the Anfield Stadium, especially in the second half when Liverpool played with greater hunger and motivation. Liverpool’s Alex OxladeChamberlain gave the hosts the lead in the ninth minute, when he took possession of the ball in midfield, beat a series of defenders and then blasted a shot from outside
the penalty area past City goalkeeper Ederson in the ninth minute. But after conceding that early goal, City dominated the rest of the first half and scored the equaliser shortly before the break when Leroy Sane shook off a defender and fired the ball home past Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius. Liverpool, however, took charge after intermission, with Brazilian attacking midfielder Roberto Firmino scoring their second goal in the 59th minute. Sadio Mane then made his presence felt, sending one shot off the woodwork and then shortly afterward getting the ball in the back of the net off a pass from Egypt’s Mohamed Salah to make the score 3-1. Egyptian star Mohamed Salah
then appeared to have given Liverpool a comfortable lead in the 68th minute when he sent a shot from far outside the penalty box over the head of Ederson, who was way out of position. City, however, showed why they had won 20 out of 22 games, getting one goal from Bernardo Silva six minutes before second-half stoppage time and another from Ilkay Gundogan one minute into injury time to cut Liverpool’s lead to 4-3. But time was not on the side of the visitors, who finally tasted defeat in a domestic league contest. Despite the loss, City (62 points) still have a whopping 15-point advantage over second-placed Manchester United. Liverpool (47 points) jumped into the third spot with the win.
Kekhriezo is WADSA wrestling champion Dimapur, Jan 15 (NPN): Kekhriezo Nagi of Sechü Zubza emerged as the champion of 46th Western Angami ‘D’ Sports Association (WADSA) wrestling meet held at Kiruphema local ground, Peducha village on January 12. Kekhriezo lifted the title following his victory against former WADSA champ Neisakuolie Nipu in the final. On his way to lift the title, the new champion defeated reigning WADSA champ Petekuolie Nipu in the semis. Petekuolie
The top four wrestlers flanked by guest of honour Megoneizo Sirie and WADSA officials.
bagged the third position, while Keneivituo Nagi was placed fourth. The champion fetched a cash award of Rs. 25,000, while the runner-up received Rs.20,000. The third and fourth position winners received Rs.15,000 and Rs.10,000 respectively. Meanwhile, a total of
18 wrestlers have been selected to represent WADSA at the forthcoming WASA meet scheduled to be held from February 5 to 6 at Kohima local ground. The selected wrestlers are Kekhriezo Nagi, Neisakuolie Nipu, Petekuolie Nipu, Keneivituo Nagi, Mhasisietuo Kitshü,
Neimeyietuo Zhünyü, Megotsolie Neikha, Rokosezo Hozoyie, Seketoukho Nipu, Kevisezo Lhousa, Kikr uneikho Suokhrie, Mhasilhoukho Naprantsu, Menuoselie Hojha, Menuolhoulie Meyatsu, Keneisar Zenyü-u, Seyielezo Sechü, Kedizelhou Zhünyü and Neilasielie Vielie.
PDVA annual session on Jan 30
Dimapur, Jan 15 (NPN): The annual session of Peren District Volleyball Association (PDVA) will be held on January 30 at Jalukie town hall at 11:00 a.m. New team of office bearers will also be elected during the meeting. Therefore, all the office bearers and executive members have been asked to attend the meeting without fail.
2nd Test: SA take 118-run lead over India
Centurion, Jan 15 (Agencies): India captain Virat Kohli blazed a magnificent century but South Africa hold the upper hand after reaching 90/2 in their second innings as rain stopped play after tea on day three of the second Test. The home side lead by 118 runs after they bowled India out for 307 after lunch, despite a classy 153 from Kohli, who played almost a lone hand. AB de Villiers (50 not out) took the attack to the Indian bowlers after South Africa had sunk to 3/2 in their second innings on a wicket that is more Pune than Pretoria, keeping low and taking massive turn for the spinners. De Villiers will resume after the interval with opener Dean Elgar (36 not out), who had battled for rhythm but hung around in an unbeaten third-wicket partnership of 87. South Africa had
AB de Villiers plays a shot on day 3 of the second Test between India and South Africa on Monday.
been rocked earlier by a double-strike from Indian seamer Jasprit Bumrah, who trapped both Aiden Markram (1) and Hashim Amla (1) leg before wicket with deliveries that skidded through after keeping low. There would have been plenty of panic in the South African dressing room at that point, but De Villiers started playing attacking shots from the mo-
ment he reached the wicket to transfer the pressure back onto the tourists. Kohli had spoken before the match about showing more “intent” against South Africa’s seam attack and he duly delivered, compiling a brilliant 153 not out from 217 balls. He now has 21 Test tons to go with 15 halfcenturies, a conversion rate when passing 50 that
is only bettered by Don Bradman, who made 29 hundreds and 13 fifties. India had resumed at 5-183, but lost Hardik Pandya (15) to a farcical run-out as the allrounder ambled into his crease and failed to put his bat down, only to be undone by a direct hit from Vernon Philander. Kohli and Ravichandran Ashwin (38) shared a quick-fire seventh wicket stand of 71 before the latter fell to Philander (46/1). Mohammed Shami (1) edged a Morne Morkel 60/4) delivery to slip, while the latter also accounted for Ishant Sharma (3) when he was caught at short-leg. Kohli was the last batsman out as he tried to attack the bowling, caught at deep mid-on to be become Morkel’s fourth victim of the innings. Brief Scores: South Africa 335 & 90/2 (AB de Villiers 50*, Jasprit Bumrah 2-30) lead India 307 (Virat Kohli 153, Morne Morkel 4-60) by 118 runs.
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