January 17, 2019

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Vol XXIX No. 40

DIMAPUR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.0

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K’taka crisis: Poaching allegations

HD Kumaraswamy

Congress workers protest in front of BJP MLA Ashwath Narayana’s residence over his alleged attempts to poach Congress MLAs. (PTI) to internal rivalry - not the

BENGALURU, JAN 16 (AGENCIES): The drama in Karnataka continues.

The ruling Congress-JD(S) coalition and opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have traded MLA poaching charges. The Congress-JD(S) alliance suffered a major blow after two independent MLAs withdrew support to the HD Kumaraswamy government. Kumaraswamy said there’s no question of instability or internal conflict in his government.

BS Yeddyurappa, the BJP’s Karnataka unit chief, accused CM Kumaraswamy of trying to lure his party’s MLAs by using “power and money”. The BJP’s MLAs are currently staying in a hotel in Gurgaon, Haryana.

PM-headed panel likely to appoint new CBI chief on Jan 24 NEW DELHI, JAN 16 (PTI): The high-powered Selection Committee headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to meet on January 24 to appoint the new CBI director succeeding Alok Verma whose ouster has triggered a major political row.

Besides Modi, Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi and the Leader of Congress in Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge are other members of the panel.

Kharge had demanded that the panel meeting be convened at the earliest to appoint a new director of CBI as the agency cannot be run by an interim director, whose appointment he termed as illegal.

IPS officer M Nageswara Rao was named as the interim director of the CBI following Verma’s removal.

The sources said the government had proposed the meeting on January 21 earlier while Kharge wanted the meeting on January 24 or 25. After mutual consultations, the sources said, the government has finalised January 24 as the date for the meeting to select the new CBI Director, after Kharge is reported to have given his go-ahead for the date.

This is it!

Coalition par tners Congress and JD(S) claimed that BJP’s bid to topple its coalition government has failed. Both chief minister HD Kumaraswamy and deputy chief minister G Parameshwara claimed that JD(S)-Congress coalition is safe and they had the numbers. “One person from JDS has been offered Rs 60 crore and a minister post by former chief minister and BJP leader Jagadish Shettar. He refused the offer and informed HD Kumaraswamy,” said JDS MLA Shivalinge Gowda.

However, senior BJP leader Murlidhar Rao, general secretary in charge of Karnataka, said the coalition government will fall due

Culture defines identity: Kenye

KG Kenye (NP)

Correspondent

PHEK, JAN 16 (NPN): Stating that culture defined identity, State’s lone Rajya Sabha Member KG Kenye called upon all to preserve and promote their culture.

Speaking at Sükrünye 2019 Mini Hornbill Festival here on Wednesday, Kenye, however, added that culture was not only about festivals, but had a much more meaning to the society.

He explained that culture was not just about dances and songs, but of

we reap today is due to the efforts of our forefathers, including the State. We have no right to destroy the hard work as we like.”

He called upon all to live in peace and unity for the greater public interest. He urged the young generation to take up responsibilities and pass on the good traits to their next generation. He was in viewed that the present generation was “most unproductive”, fighting and quarrelling over little things handed by the forefathers.

“We are contributing absolutely nothing. We are self-centred and a selfish generation. The posterity will look back at us and say we have done nothing. We have become stagnant. Let’s look forward to and work for a progressive future. Let us try our best to give back to the society and see what we can contribute to the society,” he exhorted.

NEW DELHI, JAN 16 (PTI): The BJP has spent over Rs 122 crore to contest assembly elections in Karnataka and another Rs 14 crore in three Northeast states, according to expenditure details submitted by the party to the Election Commission.

The party recently submitted ‘election expenditure statements’ for polls in four states and said it has spent Rs 122.68 crore during the Karnataka polls that took place in May last year.

The party also sent in a similar report of expenses, made by its central office and state units, to the Commission for contesting polls in Northeast states of Meghalaya, Tripura and Nagaland. The report filed by the BJP said it has spent over Rs 14.18 crore to contest polls in these states, where elections took place last year. While in Meghalaya the party spent Rs 3.8 crore, it spent Rs 6.96 crore in Tripura and Rs 3.36 crore in Nagaland. The expenses include cost incurred by the party on its star campaigners, media, publicity, processions, helicopter sorties, election paraphernalia and road travel of its leaders and candidates.

D I M A P U R , JA N 1 6 (NPN): Lotha Hoho (LH) Wednesday termed as “anti-Naga” the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill (CAB) 2016, which was passed by the Lok Sabha during the just-concluded Winter Session of Parliament.

LH through its media & publicity cell said the Bill seemed to be the “ultimate concern” for the minority ethnic people especially of Northeast and particularly for the Nagas. In his regard, the Hoho has urged the Naga leaders to act before the Bill gets passed in the Rajya Sabha. “Once the Bill gets through the Rajya Sabha no amount of resentment will undo that...” LH stated.

The hoho has, however, queried “why do our Naga leaders not only keep mum but also do nothing to make use of the provisions available for protection of the Naga people whom they are representing? Or are our leaders leading us to doom?”

It also asked the sitting Lok Sabha MP what was he doing when the house passed the Bill? “Did he

raise any voice; even if not heeded?” LH asked.

Further, LH queried why were the Naga tribal and other organisations keeping quiet? Stating that Nagas have provisions such as BEFRA 1873, Article 371 A, 16- Point Agreement for their protection, the LH, however, asserted that Nagas needed to make use of the constitutional provisions or Agreements.

It pointed out that all the provisions of 16Pont agreement need to be claimed particularly Clause 1, 11, 12 and 13 (to be under External Ministry, Financial Assistance, Restoration of Transferred Reserved Forests, Consolidation of Contiguous Naga Areas).

“When all these provisions are already available for us why waste time in negotiation? Just make use of the provisions and adhere to them since provisions are already written and available,” LH suggested.

It said that leaders of Nagaland did not seem to care to know the provisions to safeguard Nagas.

(Cont’d on p-7)

1 found dead Poll panel launches VAFs across the country ficers in districts. VAFs are acting as the chair. Addressin border area Spl. Correspondent informal Forums for gen- ing the nodal officers from Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JAN 16 (NPN): In a delayed report, one person in his early 30s was found dead near Assam-Nagaland border area under Tuli sub-division on Wednesday evening.

According to reports, the victim was a driver who had reportedly ferried some passengers on hire to Nagaland side.

Though the incident was yet to be ascertained, it was suspected that the driver was allegedly killed by some miscreants in order to hijack the vehicle.

The body of the driver was later found near AssamNagaland border area under Tuli sub-division while the vehicle was found in another area.

Following the news, people living in border area of Assam staged protest (Cont’d on p-7) against the murder.

North-East Insurgecy Statistics Incidents 2004 1,234

Security Forces Killed

Civilians Killed

Insurgents Neutralised

110

414

2,797

2005 1,332

70

393

2,459

2006 1,366

76

309

3,231

2007 1,489

79

498

2,875

466

4,318

2008 1,561

46

2009 1,297

42

2010 773

20

94

3,306

2011

32

66

2,746

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97

3,528 2,490 3,080

627 1,025 732

264

3,844

18

107

2014 824

20

212

2015

574

46

46

2,192

2016

484

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48

1,556

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character and way of living that should be preserved.

Qualities like honesty, being upright, hardworking and sacrificing are some golden virtues that the world was looking for, he added.

The MP asserted that no ethnic group in the world would be culturally rich “as ours”, with every subtribe having its own unique culture. Thanking the State government for promoting culture of the Nagas through mini hornbill festivals, the MP stressed that the festival should not serve as a cultural exhibition only, but also should be used to earn revenue by the department concerned. He said he was hopeful that tourism at the community level would pick up.

Observing that “tribalism was breaking us apart” and that the State has been broken up into southern, central, eastern, etc, regions, Kenye remarked “Whatever

(KPJP), and H Nagesh, an Independent from Mulbagal constituency, withdrew their support to the coalition.

In the 225-member Legislative Assembly, including one nominated member, the Congress has 80 legislators, the JD-S 37 and BJP 104, while one BSP MLA continues to support the coalition even after Nagesh and Shankar withdrew their support.

Congress MLA Bheema Naik, who is said to be among the sulking party legislators in Karnataka, said in Mumbai that he was very much in the Congress and no one from the BJP has contacted him with an offer in the context of allegations that the Kumaraswamy government was under threat.

“I am in Congress. No offer has been made to me.

Nobody has approached me. I am in touch with my party (Congress) leaders,” Naik said.

Meanwhile, sources said BJP’s Karnataka unit chief BS Yeddyurappa is likely to hold a meeting with the party MLAs who are camping at the resort and discuss the prevailing situation in the state.

Citizenship Amendment Bill anti-Naga, says LH

NEW DELHI, JAN 16 (NPN): Election Commission launched Voter Awareness Forum (VAF) here Wednesday and simultaneously similar VAFs were also launched by chief electoral officers in the state capitals and by district election of-

erating awareness around electoral process through activities like discussions, quizzes, competitions and other engaging activities. All employees of the organisation are expected to become members of the VAF with the head of the organisation

44 ministries, and representatives from CII and FICCI at Pravasi Bhartiya Kendra, the ECI exhorted them to immediately set up VAFs and facilitate enrolment of all employees and officials on the electoral roll.

(Cont’d on p-7)

Insurgency related incidents in NE states

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“Your party’s citizenship bill is like a millstone around my neck.”

BJP pulling it down.

Kumaraswamy told the media here that “Our coalition government is running smoothly. I am relaxed. We are in touch with all our (Janata Dal-Secular and Congress) legislators and have their support.”

Karnataka deputy chief minister G Parameshwara told the media “All the Congress legislators are with us and everything is all right in the party. Some legislators may be away but they will be back in Bengaluru soon”.

The BJP’s ‘Operation Lotus’ to poach the Congress legislators has come to an end”.

“The drama of ‘Operation Kamala’ (lotus) has ended. No attempt to destabilise the coalition government will be effective as we

have the support of all our legislators,” he stressed.

Meanwhile, CLP leader and former chief minister Siddaramaiah has called a Congress Legislature Party meeting to be chaired by Siddaramaiah on January 18 in the city, in what is considered as a move to show the party’s strength to the world. The southern state’s ruling coalition partners JD-S-Congress and the opposition BJP have been trading charges of poaching each others’ legislators for the past few days.

Congress leader in Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge said in New Delhi that the “persistent” efforts of the BJP to destabilise the government have failed, leading to the saffron party indulging in spreading rumours of cracks in the government and the party.

He said all the 118 MLAs of the coalition are intact and questioned why the BJP has kept its MLAs in a resort in Gurugram, far away from Karnataka.

On Tuesday, R Shankar, a legislator from Ranebennur Assembly segment in Haveri district, belonging to regional Karnataka Pragnavantha Janata Party

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NEW DELHI, JAN 16 (AGENCIES): Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has given out data of insurgency related incidents in the North Eastern states-- Meghalaya, Tripura, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Assam and Mizoram.

The main outfits involved in insurgency in the North-East are: ULFA and its offshoots, Garo militants in Meghalaya, NSCN and its offshoots and All Tripura Tiger Force and the Liberation Front of Twipra/Biswamohan.

Relative to 2017, insurgency in the

region has declined by 36% year-onyear and by approximately 63% since 2014. Terrorist activities as a whole in India have been on a decline.

But India, as shown by the above data, is still plagued by terrorist activities, despite bold statements made by Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman at the two-day BJP national conclave held in New Delhi on January 12. The NDA government post 2014 managed to keep the number of incidents lower, despite a slight jump in 2016 and 2017.

The year 2018 also witnessed a jump in the deaths of civilians, security forces. But the year also saw the highest number of terrorists killed (270) ever since the Modi government came to power in 2014. The maximum number of terrorists killed in a calendar year was in 2008-- 339 terrorist neutralised by security forces.

There was a 93% drop in the number of incidents of violence during the two terms of the UPA government between 2004 to 2013. Between 2004-2008 under UPA-1, terror incidents went down by 72% while during UPA-2 between 2009 to 2013, terror incidents saw a drop of 66%.

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The Jakhama Village Day program in progress on January 16 at Jakhama Local Ground. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: The 29th session of Jakhama Village Day was celebrated at Jakhama Local Ground on January 16. Retired senior entomologist, Ketholeho Kulnu was the main speaker during the occasion.

According to DIPR, Ketholehu, speaking on

the occasion said, Jakhama village was blessed with rich flora and fauna and the village had progressed in many ways. He urged the gathering to preserve and practice the good values and traditions of their forefathers.

Acknowledging op-

portunities provided by educational institutions in Jakhama, not only for students but also the village economy, Kulnu said the village should provide security, facilities and a student friendly environment. With tourists visiting Dzükou valley, the

Hornbill festival and with the NH-29 passing through Jakhama, Kulnu said that Jakha town had the potential to become a ‘utility service’ town.

He also exhorted village leaders to be honest and sincere in their roles in line with the Village Council motto- ‘Truth and Victory’.

Z h o k h ov i Ku l nu , Governor’s Best Teacher award winner, Ane Khieya EAC, NPSC 2018, Rokosetuo Tetso EAC, NPSC 2018, Vimetsul Tase, Gold medalist 33rd Kings Cup championship at Korat Thailand, and Visakhonuo Kulnu HSSLC top number 4, were felicitated on Jakhama Day. The invocation was pronounced by Rev. Zapovil Sophie, and a welcome address was given by Jakhama Village Chairman, Dr. Nolesel Zhotso. A special song was performed by Kezhokhoto Savi and folk songs were performed by the eight Khels of Jakhama village.

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news in Brief KMC informs businesses: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) administrator, Kovi Meyase has directed all business establishments/ shops within KMC jurisdiction to white wash/paint the fronts of their shops on or before January 23, to give them a facelift for the forthcoming Republic day. They have also been asked to hoist the National Flag on shops and building by 6 am on January 26.

NCWA annual convention: The Nagaland Catholic Women Association (NCWA) will hold its 10th Annual Convention under the theme “Women - builder of bridges” from January 18 to 21 at Mary Help of Christians Cathedral Kohima.

KROS college foundation: The 8th foundation day of KROS college Leirie Kohima will be held on January 19, 11 am at the KROS college premises with Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio as the honoured guest.

164 Inf Bn (TA) H&H recruitment rally postponed: The 164 Inf Bn (TA) H&H recruitment rally scheduled to be conducted from February 20 to 23 in Tuensang district has been postponed. The fresh schedule will be intimated later.

ANGDA selects 12 members to represent Nagaland: All Nagaland Government Driver’s Association (ANGDA) held an executive body meeting on January 14 and selected 12 ANGDA members to represent Nagaland state in the forthcoming North Eastern State Government Forum Convention to be held from January 20 to 21 in Gangtok, Sikkim.

YBC general meeting: A general meeting of the Yanthamo Baptist Church (YBC) will be held on January 19, 8 am at the Church compound. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

WSSU executive meeting: Western Sumi Students’ Union (WSSU) has convened an executive meeting for January 19, 10 am at the Western Sumi Hoho office. All executives have been informed to attend the meeting without fail.

NBA informs: Nagaland Bar Association (NBA) has informed members that its GBM has been convened for January 25, 12 noon at the premises of the bar office, Dimapur. The GBM will finalise the updated state bar roll and other matters. All members have been asked to attend the same.

NPAD annual general meeting: Nagaland Pensioners’ Association Dimapur (NPAD) has convened its annual general meeting for January 21, 11 a.m. at Lotha Hoho Ki, DC Court junction, Dimapur. All pensioners of Dimapur have been requested to attend the meeting.

SRPUD general meeting: Satoi Range Public Union Dimapur (SRPUD) has convened a general public meeting for January 19, 1 p.m. at the residence of its banker, P Shikihu Zhimo at Ekranipathar. SRPUD has requested the ex-president, executive members and Satoians to attend the meeting.

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1: A Mokokchung Battalion Assam Rifles officer delivering the lecture on HIV/AIDS. 2: A Tizit Battalion officer with villagers under one of the solar lights. 3: A Chieswema Battalion medical officer in a consultation session with

a villager. 4: A section of the gathering at the Wokha Battalion lecture on Education for progression.

DIMAPUR: Assam Rifles, the oldest para-military force in India, conducts numerous civic action programs across the State to help the people of the State, especially the rural population, and to promote military-civil relations. Following are some reports of their activities from across Nagaland.

Mokokchung Battalion lecture on HIV&AIDS: Mokokchung Battalion of

FGN offers condolences

DIMAPUR: Commanderin-chief, Naga Army, ‘gen’ Tavecho Lala on behalf of the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) has expressed grief and shock at the demise of ‘brig’ Medochülie, 6th Bn. 2nd Bde. W/C on January 15 at Ura village, Angami region after a prolonged illness.

‘Gen.’ Tavecho Lala stated that late Medochülie, son of Tsovilie of Meriema village joined Naga Army on May 18, 1963 and steadfastly carried out his assigned duties in the Alee Command to East Pakistan and China and also held various posts in the national defense services.

The condolence message also stated that he was a recipient of the Military Cross (MC), Hero Award and was a true patriot, and his untimely demise was an irrecoverable loss for the nation and community. It stated that his true sacrifice and patriotic services rendered to the nation shall always remain alive in the history of the Naga nation.

It further conveyed its condolences to the bereaved family and prayed that the departed soul rest in peace.

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Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North), conducted a lecture on HIV/AIDS for local residents of Tuli on January 10.

A press release issued

by Assam Rifles stated that the aim of the lecture was to create public awareness about the HIV/AIDS epidemic and preventive measures. Misconceptions related with the mode with which HIV/ AIDS spreads

and also the need for empathy towards those ailing from the same was also covered. 23 senior students including one teacher of View Valley Academy School, Tuli attended the lecture.

Kohima Battalion motivational lecture: Kohima Battalion of Assam Rifles organized a motivational lecture-&-awareness program on the theme “Stay fit, stay healthy”, at

Modern Academy, New Ministers’ Hill, Kohima on January 2.

According to PRO HQ IGAR (N), the lecture covered the importance of a healthy diet and benefits of staying fit. The participants were made aware of common diseases, most of which are a direct result of unhealthy diet practices and lifestyle. 107 students and 8 teachers attended the program.

Tizit Battalion installs solar street lights: Tizit Battalion under the aegis of HQ IGAR (N) installed ten Solar Street Lights at Tekun Pinhang village of Mon District, Nagaland on December 20, 2018.

A press release issued

by Assam Rifles stated that the newly formed village, Tekun Pinhang, presently has no electricity connection and these solar lights

will provide much needed lighting for the villagers.

Chieswema Battalion’s free medical camp at Chiephobozou Village: Chieswema Battalion of Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) conducted a free medical camp on December 18 at Chiephobozou Village of Kohima District.

A press release issued

by Assam Rifles stated that a specially constituted

medical team comprising of two doctors and four medical staff under Chief Medical Officer conducted the medical camp. 207 patients were checked and treated during the camp, of which 82 were male, 97 female and 28 were children.

The importance of hygiene and sanitation was explained to the participants for ensuring a healthier living standard.

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ture on Education for Progression: Wokha battalion of Assam Rifles conducted a lecture on “Education for progression” at Wokha on December 5, where the importance of education towards personality development and to facilitate a better future was discussed.

Various career options available for students were also covered. One teacher and 50 students participated in the lecture.

AVBC holds farewell program for Pastor Workshop on TAI held in Wokha DIMAPUR: Asukhuto Village Baptist Church (AVBC) organized a farewell program & thanksgiving service for pastor Rev. Dohekhu Achumi on his attainment of 50 years of his ministry, on January 13 at the Church premises.

A press release issued

by Vitoka K Aye stated that the jubilee was attended

by Church leaders and citizens of Vekuho Old/ New villages, Asukhuto Town Atoizu with executive secretary SBAK Nito Mount, Rev. Hukugha Zhimo and evangelist SBAK Nito Mount, Rev. Ahoto Awomi as special guests.

Congratulating Rev. Dohekhu, Rev. Hukugha Zhimo referred to the Bible and said that the reverend had succeeded in his service and received awards from God of his noble service. He also said that Rev. Dohekhu was a man of strong faith in God. Earlier, he also released the 50 years Golden Jubilee souvenir of Rev. Dohekhu Achumi.

Pastor Asukhuto Village Baptist Church (AVBC), Rev. Dohekhu Achumi in his key note address, expressed his Rev. Dohekhu Achumi speaking at his farewell program gratitude to AVBC for the on January 11.

jubilee celebration and acknowledgment of his service and extended jubilee blessings to the congregation.

Rev. Dohekhu, was born in the year 1940 at Asukhuto village, who dedicated himself to Christ and began serving as pastor under SBAK in the year 1969 at Khewoto Village Baptist Church till 1983.

During his 50 years of service, he baptised 187 followers of Christ and administered 30 Holy matrimony ceremonies.

The prog ram was chaired by associate women pastor, Vilitoli; secretary for the program was Aristo Aye; the invocation was offered by pastor Vekuho New Baptist Church, Inoka Khuju. Toli Aye and friends presented a farewell song; youth leader, Khekivi read from the scripture; short messages were delivered Rev. Ahoto Awomi, G.B, Tsungato Aye, Atoizu Area Church Leaders Fellowship (AACLF), Lupishe Aye, and deacon chairman, Tokishe followed by the benediction by pastor Vekuho Old Baptist Church, Khetovi Chophy.

The program was followed by a Jubilee feast.

Manojkumar speaking at the daylong workshop on TAI at the SP’s Conference Hall in Wokha.

DIMAPUR: A workshop on Technology Aids to Investigation (TAI) was organised by District Executive Force (DEF) Wokha at the SP’s office conference hall, Wokha on January 16.

A press release from DEF Wokha stated that Michael Yhome, deputy SP & OC (cyber) and

ASI, Vizotuonyu Medom as resource persons spoke about cyber crime investigation, phone forensics and call detail record analysis with practical case studies. Earlier, SP Wokha, Manojkumar also elaborated for participants, information through open sources.

The workshop was

held to foster an understanding of social media as an aid to investigation and to understand and gain knowledge of CDR analysis and tools.

Altogether 30 representatives from crime branch staff, district crime record bureau, GOs and NGOs from DEF Wokha attended the program.

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Tsungkamneo and Mimkut celebrated

Tsungkamneo celebrated in Dimapur

Mimkut Festival celebrated in Ahthibung

(Inset) Kevekha Kevin Zehol speaking at the program. Yimchunger Surale Cultural Society Chümoukedima H. Khehovi Yepthomi and others after inaugurating the Late Lengjang Kuki Memorial performing a cultural dance. A girl in traditional attire walks the stage during the Tsungkamneo festival Park on January 16. (DIPR) celebrations. (DIPR/NP)

Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , JA N 1 6 ( N P N ) : Yi m c h u n g e r Union Dimapur celebrated Tsungkamneo festival here at DDSC Stadium on January 16.

Speaking at the festival as the special guest, DC Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol stated that the Nagas should be preservers, conservers and protectors of their cultural ethnicity and mother tongues. He added that they should retain the good old values of their culture.

Kevekha also chal-

lenged youngsters stating that they were living in a competitive world and encouraged them to try and compete with the best, so as to achieve the best.

Guest of honour, director NEC, Energy Pvt. Ltd, Sapu Bhattacharyya in his speech, encouraged the gathering to live in unity.

He stated that Tsungkamneo festival was a festival of peace and reconciliation and he hoped that all Nagas could come together and live as one.

Special invitees, Western Sumi Hoho judicial secretary, Hekhevi Achumi

and Naga Council Dimapur president, T. Bangerloba Lkr., in their speeches said that Nagas were slowly losing their unity. Achumi encouraged the gathering to preserve mother tongues a n d l ive i n h a r m o n y.

Bangerloba, in his speech, said the Nagas would never achieve a solution until they were united.

Short speeches were given by YTC vice president, Kiumuhean and former MLA, R. Tohanba. R. Shitopong spoke about the significane of the festival and Lily presented a special song.

The prog ram was compeered by Apong Janger and Tsuyimla Ramji and invocation was offered by YBCD pastor, Athsan. Cultural songs and dances were performed

by Tsunrun Cultural Club Dimapur and Khungriso Cultural Troupe.

Traditional costumes in modern styles were also presented with T. Hikila as incharge.

A vote of thanks was delivered by YUD president, Albinus Atsumong and benediction was offered by YBCD Church clerk, Asangba.

DIMAPUR: Day one of the 8th State Level Mimkut Mini Hornbill Festival was held on January 15 at Ahthibung Town, Peren with advisor for Water Resources, Namri Nchang as the inaugural function special guest.

According to DIPR and an official press release, in his address, he reminded the gathering that Mimkut (post-harvest festival) celebrated every year in the month of January was celebrated to thank and praise God for rich harvests showered upon the Kuki community.

He pointed out that the state government had

given due importance to tribal festivals to showcase traditions, customs and cultures.

Nchang added that today the people were living in a global village but even if they may be well equipped with wisdom and technology, if they live without traditions, customs and cultures, they lose their identity.

On the second day (January 16), advisor Tourism, Art & Culture, H. Khehovi Yepthomi, in his address as the special guest said that differences were slowly creating a barrier among the Naga brethren

which he said, could only be remedied by spreading the message of love and the spirit of brotherhood.

Khehovi also lamented that Naga people were in critical condition in all social spheres, and pointed out that this was due to lack of a brotherhood spirit, hatred and selfishness.

While speaking on the efforts of the government of Nagaland to bring changes to Naga society, Khehovi opined that a few elected representatives alone could not bring the desired holistic change unless the whole of Naga society extended its helping hand.

He asked the Kuki people to identify heritage sites and try to promote their own culture and tradition. The advisor lamented that Naga culture was on the verge of extinction due to the Naga nature of assimilating western life styles in place of its own culture, tradition and language.

He appealed to the Kuki people to preserve their own tradition and culture and show the world that Kukis were second to none.

Earlier, the advisor unveiled the statue of Pu Lengjang Kuki and inaugurated the Late Lengjang Kuki Memorial Park at the entrance of Ahthibung Town near Forest Gate.

Kuki INPI president L.L Kuki released the biography of Lt. Lengjang Kuki. Highlights of the day’s program were presentation of Cultural dances by Chakhro Cultural Troupe, Western Sumi Cultural Troupe, Zeliang Cultural Troupe from Tening, Peren and Kuki Cultural troupes.

Thepfulhouvi Solo, IFS (Retired) & principal secretary, Forest, also spoke on the occasion. S. Tainiu, DC Peren, chairman, Mimkut Mini Hornbill Festival Organizing Committee chaired the function.

Voters Awareness Forum launched in Wokha D I M A P U R : A Vo t e r s Awareness Forum launching program was held on January 16 at the DC’s Conference Hall, Wokha.

A DIPR report stated that addressing Nodal Officers nominated from various departments, NGOs and civil societies, SDO (C) Chonpenthung Ezung said the Election Commission of India, to generate awareness among voters about their rights and franchise, launched this forum to serve the purpose of imparting voter education to all employees in an organization.

AEO Wokha, Aketo Shohe also said that very Spear Corps conducted a cleanliness drive in Thahekhu and Thilixu villages of Dimapur in the spirit of “Swachh shortly, training for the NodBharat Abhiyan” on Army Day, January 15. The local population, civil administration and staff of Rangapahar al officers will be conducted.

Military Station, joined in collecting garbage, disposing plastic, cleaning drains and spraying hygiene chemicals The launching function was chaired by AEO, Wokha. to achieve the objectives of the campaign. (PRO HQ IGAR-N)

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DIMAPUR: The monthly departmental co-ordination meeting of Bhandari sub-division was held at the ADC’s conference hall Bhandari on January 16 under the chairmanship of Additional Deputy Commissioner Bhandari, Tiameren Chang.

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Department of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), the chairman asked all officers to rededicate themselves towards public service.

The meeting discussed the agendas of construction of traffic island at Bhandari town, poor network, organizing vaccination program

for pets in Bhandari town, organizing departmental sports in February 2019, conducting mass social work on January 24 and also distribution of work for the forthcoming Republic day celebrations.

The next meeting will be held at the seeds farm in Merapani.

DMC on NPF Kiphire slams carts, bicycle government on GiA issue NPF Kiphire of the innocent rural popuregistration DIMAPUR: Division has alleged of an lation. It questioned the

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DC Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol with R&B officials inspecting the Dhansiri bridge construction at Nagarjan in Dimapur on January 16. (DIPR)

Organizers, trainers and trainees of one of the batches of the two-day training program on Value addition for Livelihood.

DIMAPUR: A two-day training program on “Value addition for Livelihood” was organised at Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Longleng in collaboration with Central Institute of Horticulture (CIH) Medziphema, on January 7 and 8.

The training program was conducted at Fruit Processing Centre, PBCA

Lempong, Longleng town and Hukphang village, targeting house wives and farm women in the district to improve livelihood through processing and value addition of locally available fruits and vegetables.

A press release issued by senior scientist & head KVK Longleng, Dr. K L Meena stated that

the resource persons of the training were ACTO (Horti), Dr. R K Roshan, (SRF) A, Namei and technical officer KVK Longleng, Thungchano S Ezung.

The program started with a welcome address by program organiser, Thungchano S Ezung, keynote address by senior scientist & head KVK Longleng, Dr.

K L Meena. The program concluded with a vote of thanks by SMS (A/Sc), Dr. Lily Ngullie, who extended special thanks to CIH Medziphema director, Dr. N K Patel, for sponsoring the training for the development of women in the district.

Altogether 120 women attended the training program.

DIMAPUR: The Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) administrator has informed all handcart/ rickshaw/chaat trolley/ice cream trolley/sugarcane juicer/bi-cycle owners that renewal of Dimapur Municipal Council registration certificate/license for the year 2019 will commence from January 15. All the concerned individuals and parties have been directed to renew their respective licenses on or before March 31, 2019 and obtain new number plates after deposit of requisite fees.

imbalance in the implementation of Grant-in-Aid (GiA) of Rs. 96 crores, meant for all 74 RD Blocks of the state.

The division’s president, Justin Khatomong T, in a press release extended support to the leader of opposition, T. R. Zeliang for his concern on the non release of GiA on time.

NPF Kiphire alleged that the NDPP led government, was trying to cover up for “some mouthpiece of their eminent so called spokesperson” at the cost

“inability to release the GIA in time” and called it a “share(d) perception theory to swindler the rural populous due share when the finance department had release the GIA in the month of March 2018 after the PDA took over the Govt.”

NPF Kiphire further claimed that the NDPP slogan ‘Change is Coming’ was still “aloof ” even for the r ural populace because they were being kept from their share at the government’s “whims and fancies.”

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Former Arunachal CM Gegong Apang quits BJP

Itanagar, Jan 16 (PTI): Four years after switching from the Congress to the BJP, former Arunachal Pradesh chief minister Gegong Apang has quit the saffron party, saying it has become a platform to seek power.

Apang, who was chief minister of the Northeastern state for over 22 years, sent a two-page resignation letter to BJP chief Amit Shah on Tuesday.

“I am disappointed to see that the present BJP is no longer following the principles of Raj Dharam but has turned into a platform to seek power, serves a leadership which hates decentralization of democratic decision,” he wrote in the letter.

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Dr. Najma attends curtain raiser of Gaan-Ngai festival

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IMPHAL, Jan 16: Manipur Governor Dr Najma Heptulla Wednesday called for preservation of culture and tradition of different communities living together in Manipur.

“We must remember our cultural roots and practice our cultural tradition regardless of the achievements made in our life,” the Governor said while taking part in the opening ceremony of the curtain raiser of the state level GaanNgai Festival to be held on January 19 in Imphal’s Chingmeirong.

This is for the first time that the curtain raiser of the Gaan-Ngai festival was celebrated with the Governor at the Raj Bhavan.

The event is organised by the State Level GaanNgai Celebration Committee, Manipur in collaboration with the Tingkao Ragwang Chapriak Phuam (TRCP).

Gaan-Ngai is the greatest festival of the Zeliangrong community. It literally means the festival of winter season (Gaan or Ganh means winter or dry season and Ngai means festival).

Heptulla expressed her happiness that Gaan-Ngai festival was beginning from the Raj Bhavan and hoped that the celebration will continue every year at the Raj Bhavan.

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Kalikho Pul the chief minister of Arunchal Pradesh and a BJP government was reinstalled despite an adverse Supreme Court ruling, he said.

“Neither a proper investigation was done on Pul’s suicide nor the present BJP leadership thought of morality and ethics by installing many more BJP governments in NE India,” the hard-hitting

letter read.

He said announcing Pema Khandu’s name as chief minister before the election is neither the norm nor the tradition of the cadre-based party. “Thus, I wish Shah and Prime Minister Narendra Modi should try to learn Raj Dharam as the history will judge your deeds.”

The 69-year-old resigned from the Congress and joined the BJP ahead of the 2014 general election.

Welcoming Apang’s decision, state Congress chief Takam Sanjoy said it reflected true colours of the BJP. Congress legislator Takam Pario said the BJP applies “use and throw” policy to everyone. He alleged Apang’s resignation is a slap on the BJP’s face.

Myanmar border fence going nowhere KO L K ATA , J AN 1 6 (AGENCIES): The fence, being erected along the Indo-Myanmar border to curtail the movement of insurgents through the porous frontier, appears to be going nowhere.

“I won’t even say that it (border fencing between India and Myanmar) is in the pipeline,” Lt General MM Naravane, Chief of the Army’s Eastern Command, said here today. Talking to reporters at the Eastern Command Headquarters, Fort William, on the occasion of Army Day, Naravane said all he could say

about the proposed fencing was that “it was under consideration”. “We will have to see how it pans out”, he said.

Four North Eastern states – Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Mizoram and Manipur – share border with Myanmar. The work of fencing the border had begun in Manipur but was stopped due to protests by locals. According to them, fencing will result in a huge stretch of land becoming Myanmar’s territory and create unrest among ethnic groups living on both sides of the border.

ICFAI University celebrates National Youth Day Dimapur, Jan 16 (NPN): ICFAI University Tripura celebrated National Youth Day on the auspicious occasion of 156th birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda.

The commemoration of Swami Vivekananda birth day began amid simple function graced by Swami Hitakamananda, Head of Ramkrishna Mission of Viveknagar, Agartala as chief guest. The chief guest along with the Pro-Vice Chancellor, Prof. Biplab Halder and Registrar, Dr. A Ranganath, faculty members and students offered floral tributes on the portrait of Swami Vivekananda.

Welcoming the delegates, Prof Halder said told that ICFAI University Tripura provides value based education along with academic and skill education which provides sustainability. Key note speaker Swami Hitakamananda described Swami Vivekananda as a global icon for the youth and urged everybody to work hard and achieve perfection in life. Dr.Amit Kumar Laha presented the report of Vivekananda Study Circle established by the University.

Meghalaya Congress women workers demand scrapping of Citizenship Bill Shillong, Jan 16: Congress women’s workers in Meghalaya on Wednesday took out a protest march demanding scrapping of the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016 that was passed in Lok Sabha.

Initially, the Congress workers were planning to stage a protest in-front of the State’s BJP headquarters but the district administration has clamped Section 144 CrPC which prevents the assembly of more than five people.

The women’s wing of the state Congress shouted slogans and displayed placards, slamming the BJPled NDA government and demanding that the Bill should be scrapped immediately saying that it will have an adverse impact on the future generation of the ethnic communities in the region.

The Bill passed by the BJP government is to take away the rights of the indigenous people of Meghalaya and to crush and wipe them out,” State’s Congress Women’s Chief,

Joplin Scott Shylla said.

Shylla also demanded the Meghalaya Democratic Alliance (MDA) government headed by Conrad Sangma to cut-off ties with the BJP over the Bill that aims to remove hurdles for eligible migrants of six minority groups from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan from getting Indian citizenship. The Bill is expected to be tabled in the Rajya Sabha during Parliament’s

upcoming Budget Session as members of the opposition strongly opposed it.

The six-party MDA coalition constitutes 20 members from the National People’s Party, seven from the United Democratic Party, four from the People’s Democratic Front, two each from the HSPDP and the BJP, one from the Nationalist Congress Party besides three Independent members.

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The Lazami Students’ Union extends our heartiest congratulations to Er. Pulovi Sumi, S/o Shri Vishepu Sumi, for securing the post of Sub Divisional Officer (Electrical) under Power Department through NPSC CTE 2018.

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The list of candidates qualified for written examination will displayed in the Notice Board, Directorate of Health & Family Welfare.

Date of Issue of Admit Card: 23rd - 25th Jan 2019 from Room No: 210, Directorate of Health & Family Welfare during working hours.

The details of Written Examination will be given in the Admit Card.

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Pollution rises in Delhi; CPCB flays civic bodies

A girl seen with a mask to protect herself from pollution. (File)

New Delhi, Jan 16 (PTI): Delhi’s air quality Wednesday deteriorated to very poor category due to decreased wind speed even as the Central Pollution Control Board charged the DDA and civic bodies of Delhi and Gurgaon of failing to timely redress air pollution complaints.

According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) data, the overall air quality index (AQI) in the

city was 379, which falls in the ‘very poor’ category.

An AQI between 100 and 200 comes under the ‘moderate’ category, 201 and 300 is considered ‘poor’, 301 and 400 ‘very poor’, while that between 401 and 500 ‘severe’.

In four different notices issued to the Delhi Development Authority, Municipal Corporation Gurgaon, East Delhi Municipal Corporation and the South Delhi

Democracy is our greatest strength, says Rahul Gandhi New Delhi, Jan 16 (PTI): Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday said democracy is India’s greatest strength and must be defended at any cost, as he cited an incident when an Afghan lawmaker had told him that arguments that take place in Indian Parliament, are carried out with guns in that country.

Narrating the incident in a Facebook post, Gandhi recalled that one day in Parliament, he saw a group of MPs from Afghanistan sitting in the visitors’ gallery.

“And, I was thinking, ‘these MPs have come from abroad and look what we

are doing: we are shouting and screaming and yelling.

At least when they are here why can’t this place be in order?” Gandhi said.

The Congress president said later the Afghan MPs visited him in his office and he told them that he was sorry that they were sitting in the visitors’ gallery and the lawmakers were not having a nice debate and sort of arguing. “And, then, one of the MPs started crying! I was a bit surprised. I asked her ‘what happened?’. You know, Mr. Gandhi,’ she said, ‘in my country the arguments that you have in this building, your Parliament, are carried out with guns.

Municipal Corporation, CPCB chairperson S P S Parihar said it is the responsibility of the concerned public agencies to take measures to mitigate the air pollution issues in a time-bound manner. “The EDMC was asked to address complaints within 24 hours of receipt but it is noticed that out of 1,126 complaints forwarded by the CPCB Sammer app 919 complaints were resolved (but not within stipulated time duration of 24 hours and without documentary evidence uploaded against all complaints),” Parihar said in the notice.

He also noted that a large number of complaints received through the social media accounts of the CPCB were not resolved.

“It is noticed that there are 123 complaints forwarded by CPCB social media account, out of which only two complaints were resolved. Only 15 complaints have been attended but not resolved and 106 complaints are still unattended to,” the notice to EDMC said.

Panaji, Jan 16 (IANS): A Goa minister has given his own government a sevenday ultimatum to revoke an administrative circular, which makes it mandatory to obtain a ‘no objection certificate’ from the Indian Navy for any construction activity carried out within 20 km radius of the Dobolim International Airport located in South Goa district.

Town and Countr y Planning Minister Vijai

New Delhi, Jan 16 (IANS): The Aam Aadmi Party on Wednesday complained that its MLAs have not been invited for the athome hosted by President Ram Nath Kovind since he took over in 2017.

“Long tradition of Delhi MLAs invited to ‘athome’ reception hosted by President of India has been discontinued by President Kovindji. The last invite to Delhi MLAs was in 2017 on January 26, and then Kovind became President on July 14, 2017,” Saurabh Bharadwaj tweeted along with a photo of the last invitation. Bharadwaj also questioned if politics of the country had stooped so low that the President

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IMPHAL, JAN 16: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh on Wednesday declared his government’s resolute stand against the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016 – CAB – without a clause to protect smaller communities.

He asserted that until and unless a clause to protect smaller communities, particularly indigenous people of Northeast, including Manipur, was included in the Bill and President of India have his assent to the Manipur People’s Protection Bill, 2018, his government would continue to oppose the controversial Bill.

“Our stand (on the Bill) is very clear. We will be against the Bill until and unless a clause exempting Manipur from the purview of the Bill is included and President of India gives his assent to the Manipur People’s Protection Bill,” he added. The chief minister was talking to reporters during his visit to Chandel district headquarters where he inaugurated a newly-

Sardesai, who is a member of the Goa Forward Party, an alliance member in the BJP-led coalition government, was speaking to reporters on Wednesday. “ T h e g o ve r n m e n t should take caution while issuing such orders. The circular which makes it mandatory to obtain an NOC from the navy should Vijai Sardesai (File) be withdrawn within seven days,” Sardesai told reportThe circular, issued in November last year by South ers.

Goa district Collector Tariq Thomas, made it mandatory for all constructions within a 20 km radius of the aviation facility to require a no-objection certificate from the Indian Navy, which operates Goa’s only airport at Dabolim village in South Goa.

Days after the circular was reported in the media earlier this month, Thomas was transferred from the South Goa Collectorate and has been asked to report to the state personnel department for further posting.

Land tracts owned by

the Defence Ministry has been a cause for concern for Goa’s political class, across parties, who have accused the Indian Navy, as well as the Indian Army of hogging land tracts in the state, while arguing that Goa has limited land resources for development.

NAGALAND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION KOHIMA Dated Kohima, the

January, 2019

With reference to the Nagaland Public Service Commission’s Advertisement No. NPSC-1/2018 dated 29.06.2018 and Addendum dated 20.11.2018, this is to notify all the candidates that the written examination for LDA-Cum-Computer Assistant Examination 2018 under Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection and NPSC shall be held on 31st January 2019 at NPSC Exam Hall.

CORRIGENDUM Dated Kohima the 15th January 2019

Candidates can download their Admission Certificate from https://edistrict.nagaland.gov.in by submitting the Transaction ID/ Case No of their online application form from 25th January 2019 onwards.

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indigenous people of the State, he said.

The chief minister reiterated that unless the Centre fulfilled the demands, his government would oppose CAB and was even ready to face any consequence arising out of it.

Meanwhile, the chief minister’s announcement of his resolute stand came at a time when there are already protests going on in Manipur against CAB. On Wednesday too, protests were held in various parts of the State.

The protests were in response to appeal made by six student bodies – AMSU, MSF, DESAM, SUK, KSA and AIMS – spearheading the anti-CAB protests in the State. Police threw mock bombs to disperse the protestors who burnt an effigy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Hatta Golapati here on Wednesday. There was no report of any injury in the police action.

Another protest was staged at Lamlong Bazar, the biggest market place in Imphal East, demanding immediate withdrawal of CAB.

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constructed women’s market and also laid foundation stones for some other projects. He said, “We have been pressing the Centre to consider interests of the people of the North-eastern States while drafting or passing any Bill by the Parliament.”

The Centre must always consider protection of smaller groups of people of the region while drafting such Bill, he added.

Mentioning that the Bill had been passed by Lok Sabha and introduced in Rajya Sabha, Singh explained that even if Rajya Sabha passed it, the Centre would have to make rules and regulations before enacting it. And if the Centre considered passing the Bill in Rajya Sabha necessary, he demanded that a clause exempting Manipur and other North-eastern State must be included before passing it. The Centre must also take necessary steps to give President’s assent to the Manipur People’s Protection Bill, 2018 that the Manipur Legislative Assembly had passed to fulfil the popular demand for protection of

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who came from the BJP has considered the Delhi MLAs as “step-children of mother India”.

“Does this suit the President on Republic Day? Since Kovindji became the President, he ended the age-old tradition,” the AAP spokesperson tweeted in Hindi. Bhardwaj had made similar remarks last year for Independence Day function.

On August 14 Bharadwaj had said: “I don’t think Rashtrapati Bhavan can be influenced by the politics of Modiji. There must be some other genuine reason to break the long-standing tradition and stop inviting MLAs of Delhi.”

He had also said the Delhi MLAs “were always invited by all Presidents before Kovind. “After Kovindji became President, the threedecade old tradition has been stopped. Inviting CM or leader of Opposition is altogether different. Why are Delhi MLAs being humiliated,” he questioned, adding he got a total of seven invites from the President between 2014 and till Kovind became President in July 2017.

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Evolving poll agendas

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or the BJP, the shocking defeats in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan has forced it to redraw its 2019 poll battle plans.

Earlier, it was largely expected that the BJP would tom-tom its economic development achievement, a corruption-free government and an ‘unassailable leader’ in Modi. However, when these did not find much resonance in all the bypolls and the assembly elections held in which it lost badly, the party withdrew to the mandir agenda. It may be recalled that these cow belt states were instrumental in giving the BJP a large number of seats in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. The other states that contributed to the BJP’s 2014 kitty included-Assam, where now, the anti-Citizenship Amendment Bill movement is gaining momentum against the party. The next state of Haryana is also veering away from the BJP as with Himachal Pradesh and Goa. The mandir plank is the BJP’s best bet in the cow belt . There is a demand for an ordinance to facilitate construction of the mandir. However, Modi has not yet given any indication of whether his government would issue an ordinance or await the Supreme Court ruling on the Ayodhya dispute. Falling back to religion is a sure recipe for division but there is a method to the madness. Looking at recent development from Sabarimala in the south to the disputed site at Ayodhya in the north, the BJP seems to be convinced that there are abstract notions of faith drive the country’s politics. The VHP wants the government over which it believes it has proprietorial control, to start facilitating building a Ram temple at the site the Babri Masjid was demolished in December 1992. Adding heft to the demand, BJP’s recalcitrant ally and Shiv Sena supremo Uddhav Thackeray too pitched in favour of construction of the Ayodhya mandir. If Ram has become a pawn to be moved across north India’s poll chess board, Sabarimala’s Lord Ayyappa is rivalling him in the south. On Sabarimala, the BJP rejects the Supreme Court judgment permitting entry of women of all age groups. The Congress too rejects the court order but again, Congress being what it is, the party supports both the ban on women and also the entry of women into the Sabarimala. The BJP has now adopted the 10% quota for economically poor among the upper castes. All other political parties appear to agree with the quota since none of them would dare to differ especially in an election year. The quota issue is a desperate attempt as the insinuations around the so-called ‘confessions’ of alleged middleman in the Augusta-Westland helicopter deal Christian Michel. However, for the opposition parties the farmers’ crisis is a very important issue in the sense of votes. The Congress in particular will raise the Rafale deal, demonetisation, botched GST and lynch mobs running riot etc.

The opposition is echoing the serious concerns raised by eminent personalities about how under Modi’s rule, an unprecedented and dire situation has arisen, as key institutions – pillars of the republic – have squirmed under the overbearing pressure of interference. The concerns involved how the Modi government has subverted key and vital government institutions such as CBI, CVC, RBI, ECI, CIC and RTI and Supreme Court to do the government’s bidding. It will not be easy to prevent the Modi government from making crucial decisions in the run up to the 2019 Lok Sabha polls and for which the opposition are instead bickering among themselves.

DailyDevotion The Voice of the Nature of God

I heard the voice of the Lord, saying: "Whom shall I send, and who will go for Us?" —Isaiah 6:8 When we talk about the call of God, we often forget the most important thing, namely, the nature of Him who calls. There are many things calling each of us today. Some of these calls will be answered, and others will not even be heard. The call is the expression of the nature of the One who calls, and we can only recognize the call if that same nature is in us.

The call of God is the expression of God’s nature, not ours. God providentially weaves the threads of His call through our lives, and only we can distinguish them. It is the threading of God’s voice directly to us over a certain concern, and it is useless to seek another person’s opinion of it. Our dealings over the call of God should be kept exclusively between ourselves and Him. The call of God is not a reflection of my nature; my personal desires and temperament are of no consideration. As long as I dwell on my own qualities and traits and think about what I am suited for, I will never hear the call of God. But when God brings me into the right relationship with Himself, I will be in the same condition Isaiah was. Isaiah was so attuned to God, because of the great crisis he had just endured, that the call of God penetrated his soul. The majority of us cannot hear anything but ourselves.

And we cannot hear anything God says. But to be brought to the place where we can hear the call of God is to be profoundly changed.

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he Indian government has unveiled its longawaited National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) that aims at a 20-30 percent reduction of particulate matter (PM) concentration over the next five years, with an overall goal of mitigating air pollution and improving air quality in the country, which has some of the world's most polluted cities.

The time-bound plan, targeting a specific PM level reduction by 2024, is encouraging, following the draft version in April 2018 that drew criticism for having no clear targets. However, the key challenge lies in the implementation of the NCAP, particularly as the targets are not legally binding in the current plan. With no mechanism to legally enforce the targets, there is concern that the plan, while good in intention, might not be effective.

The NCAP comes after years of public outcry and continuous intense pressure from the judiciary, media and experts on the government to take action on India's toxic air pollution. Though it has been welcomed by experts as a step forward, some believe it would be stronger with legally-binding targets and provision for action against its non-implementation.

"We need to give credit (to the government) that there is a plan now. This is a step in the right direction, but in its current form it lacks the ambition to achieve breathable air," Sunil Dahiya, senior campaigner with Greenpeace India, told Mongabay-India.

"It needs to build on missing links. It's basically a plan of plans which lacks teeth to bite (in case of non-compliance).

In India, where a (legally) notified plan (GRAP) by government to reduce pollution failed, the implementation of the NCAP will be a challenge in its current form."

Dahiya said they hope that India's environment ministry will show more seriousness in implementing the plan and strengthen it.

The need to ensure compliance of the plan is an important factor that will determine the success of the plan.

Director of Climate Trends, Aarti Khosla, stressed that "solutions to the problem of air quality will come faster if there is strongest political will at the top".

"The plan does not have an associated enforcement, regulation or compliance mechanism. It is basically a wish list. The question, which was the question even before, is that it is okay to have all these plans but what will happen in terms of strengthening enforcement which really is the missing piece.

They have not addressed it," Khosla said.

Even the NCAP admits that non-compliance is an issue. It noted that the experience of authorities so far "indicates lack of regular monitoring and inspection as the major reason for noncompliance". To deal with the issue, it stressed that "trained manpower and regular inspection drive will be ensured for stringent implementation".

The plan is significant given that around a million lives are lost every year due to air pollution. According to a study published in The Lancet in December, of the total deaths in India in 2017, 1.24 million deaths, equivalent to 12•5 percent of total mortalities, could be attributed to air pollution.

The continued outcry against air pollution intensified few years ago when the capital Delhi and adjoining regions in northern India consistently recorded "severe" levels of air pollution during the winter season, from November to February.

The plan, launched by India's environment minister Harsh Vardhan last week, sets a national level target of 20-30 percent reduction of PM2.5 and PM10 concentration by 2024, with 2017 as the base year. It is currently a mid-term five-year action plan, with 2019 as the first year and an initial funding allocation of Rs 300 crore.

However, the government emphasised that international experience and national studies indicate that a significant change in terms of air pollution initiatives will only be visible in the long term. Thus, after a mid-term review, the programme may get extended for 20-25 years.

The other main features of the NCAP include a substantial increase in number of monitoring stations across the country including in rural areas, increased focus on indoor air pollution, an air quality forecasting system and cityspecific plantation plans for

the non-attainment cities and towns. It also focuses on research and monitoring with source apportionment studies, health impact studies, review of standards and emphasis on enforcement and sectoral interventions.

The NCAP highlighted that with 4,000 cities in the country, just 703 manual monitoring stations in 307 cities reflects a limited reach and needs augmentation. "It is proposed to augment it to 1,500 stations from existing 703 stations," said the NCAP. It also proposed to set up 75 monitoring stations in rural areas. The improved monitoring will be helpful in determining status and trends of air quality.

In addition, the plan aims to increase the existing number of continuous ambient air quality monitoring stations (CAAQMS) from the 134 stations in 71 cities and 17 states, with a special focus on the Indo-Gangetic plain. "Impetus will be on low-cost indigenous real-time monitoring stations," said the plan.

On plantation plans, NCAP aims to link to India's target of additional forest and tree cover of 2.5 to 3 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent by 2030. "There needs to be more focus on the western regions of India (Rajasthan and Gujarat) for enhanced tree cover, which will reduce wind-blown dust within the country and will also act as barriers for transboundary dust," the plan noted.

The NCAP will be made functional with a combined effort of different ministries including ministries of transport, petroleum, new and renewable energy, heavy industry, housing and urban affairs, agriculture, health, NITI Aayog, the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), experts, civil society and academics.

Meanwhile, during the launch it was also emphasised that the plan is envisaged to be dynamic and will continue to evolve based on any emerging scientific and technical information. The plan will be integrated with the existing policies of the government, including the five major missions of the National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC).

(IANS) Mayank Aggarwal

he United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has reported that India is on the verge of becoming a highly water-stressed country. At this stage, reducing wastewater generation and water recycling should be given due importance. Reuse of industrial wastewater has been in practice for a long time in India, and this water is mainly used for agriculture purposes in nearby areas. However, this has led to high levels of heavy metal concentration in vegetables grown with industrial wastewater.

India generates around 13,500 million litres of industrial wastewater every day, an alarming amount of which is discharged into natural water sources without proper treatment, owing to the high costs involved.

This unprocessed sludge contains large amounts of heavy metals, which can pose a serious health hazard to people. These metals can enter the human body via water, air and food - or even absorption through the skin - and accumulate in the tissues, leading to skin cancer, bone defects, mental retardation in children and chronic damage to the nervous system et al.

A study conducted by the Ministry of Water Resources analysed the amount of heavy metals in Indian rivers from 2014 to 2017. High concentrations of these metals, exceeding the permissible limits for drinking water, were observed in big rivers such as the Ganga, Rapti, Ramganga, Subarnarekha, and Tungabhadra.

Observing the standards for heavy metals in these rivers is essential, as nearly 80 per cent of the rural population and 50 per cent of the urban population depend on surface and groundwater for domestic purposes.

However, no rigorous action has been taken in this regard.

Concentration of heavy metals such as lead, cadmium, and chromium in edible fish tissues in Indian rivers is around 1.4-17 µg/g of dry weight (permissible limit - 0.5 µg/g), 0.62-34 µg/g (permissible limit - 0.5 µg/g), and 0.75-18 µg/g (permissible limit - 2 µg/g) respectively.

Techniques For Removing Heavy Metals: There are physical, chemical, and biological methods to remove heavy metals from industrial wastewater.

Physical methods include membrane separation, adsorption, screening and gravity concentration.Chemical methods such as chemical precipitation use chemical reagents to increase the particle size of the colloidal suspension and the heavy metals are then removed via a filtration process. Some of the biological techniques such as activated sludge process and trickling filters use microorganisms for removal treatments.

Among the treatment techniques, adsorption (a substance that aborbs another) is the most effective and ecofriendly. In this process, heavy metals in water adhere to the surface of an adsorbent via physical or chemical interaction. Adsorption occurs only at the surface of the material (adsorbent).

The most common adsorbent used in industries is activated carbon, for removing heavy metals, toxic gases, and other elements. Even though it is widely used for many industrial activities, its high cost (Rs 30,000-60,000/tonne) is a drawback.

Organic Waste as Heavy Metal Adsorbents: In recent years, various studies have been carried out to develop safe and cost-effective adsorbents. Research shows that organic waste can be used as an adsorbent. Such bio-adsorbents consist of different functional groups, such as hydroxyls and amines, that have a great affinity for metal ions.

In India, around 150 million tonnes of agricultural waste is generated annually.

Using organic waste as bio-adsorbents could help agro-industries and farmers manage their waste efficiently, and generate additional revenue.

The adsorptive power of many organic wastes such as waste tea leaves, rice husk, banana peel, coconut palm leaves, sugarcane bagasse, and mango peel was investigated. Such bio-adsorbents, without any modifications, have lower adsorbent capabilities. Modified bio-adsorbents with higher metal adsorption capacity were made via chemical treatment. Charred banana peel, charred xanthated sugarcane bagasse, charred orange peel, and charred chlorinated tea leaves are some of the modified low-cost adsorbents. A modified adsorbent is a cost-effective alternative for activated carbon. In fact, a few of them have better adsorptive power than activated carbon.

Adsorbed heavy metals can then be recovered via acid or base treatment, and the bio-adsorbents can then be reused. This will create additional income for industries.

The Way Forward: Deployment of cost-effective technologies for water treatment (such as bio-adsorbents) will have significant traction in the upcoming years as there are growing concerns about the quality of recycled water.

However, adoption of bio-adsorbents in Indian industries is not even in the primitive stage. As an initial step, setting up a bio-adsorbent ‘pilot plant’ in existing common effluent treatment plants (CETPs) is an economically viable option. CETPs can opt for existing financial assistance schemes from central and state pollution control boards and state governments for technology upgrades.

The collection and supply of bioadsorbents also need proper management. Suitable agro-waste collection mechanisms should be developed by the Ministry of Agriculture. These could help in generating additional revenue for farmers and also reduce smoke and haze resulting from agro-waste burning. Therefore, with collaborative efforts from industries, pollution control boards, agro-producers, and water supply departments, recycling and management of toxic industrial wastewater can be carried out in an economical way.

(IANS) Roshna N. roshana@cstep.in

Newly discovered super-Earth Here’s how human brain recalls events exoplanet may harbour alien life D

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he recently discovered cold super-Earth exoplanet orbiting around the red dwarf Barnard -- the second closest star system to Earth -- has the potential to harbour primitive life, says a study.

Barnard b (or GJ 699 b) is a super-Earth with a minimum of 3.2 Earth masses. It orbits its red star every 233 days near the snow-line, a distance where water freezes.

Although likely cold (-170 degrees centigrade), it could still have the potential to harbour primitive life if it has a large, hot iron or nickel core and enhanced geothermal activity, said researchers from the Villanova University in the US. “Geother mal heating could support ‘life zones’ under its surface, akin to subsurface lakes found in Antarctica,” said Edward Guinan, Astrophysicist at the varsity.

“We note that the surface temperature on Jupiter’s icy moon Europa is similar to Barnard b but because of tidal heating, Europa probably has liquid oceans under its icy surface,” Guinan added.

The results were an-

nounced at the 233rd meeting of the American Astronomy Society (AAS) in Seattle.

Although very faint, it may be possible for Barnard b to be imaged by future very large telescopes, according to Guinan.

“Such observations will shed light on the nature of the planet’s atmosphere, surface, and potential habitability,” he said.

The most significant aspect of the discovery of Barnard’s star b is that the two nearest star systems to the Sun are now known to host planets.

“This suppor ts previous studies based on Kepler Mission data, inferring that planets can be very common throughout the galaxy, even numbering in the tens of billions,” said co-author Scott Engle from the varsity.

“Also, Barnard’s Star is about twice as old as the Sun -- about nine billion years old compared to 4.6 billion years for the Sun. The universe has been producing Earth-size planets far longer than we, or even the Sun itself, have existed.”

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o you know how we recall a past event? According to a new study, when retrieving information, the human brain reconstructs that experience in reverse order indicating that it focuses first on recovering the 'gist' and recalls more specific details later.

The study found that when we initially see a complex object, the visual details -- patterns and colours -- are perceived first.

Whereas, abstract, meaningful information that tells us the nature of the object we are looking at comes later.

"We know that our memories are not exact replicas of the things we originally experienced. Memory is a reconstructive process, biased by personal knowledge and world views - sometimes we even remember events that never actually happened.

But exactly how memories are reconstructed in the brain, step by step, is currently not well understood," said lead author, Juan Linde Domingo, doctoral student at the University of Birmingham in Britain.

The researchers reconstructed the memory retrieval process, using brain decoding techniques which make it possible to track when in time a unique memory is being reactivated in the brain.

During the study, participants

saw images of specific objects and then learned to associate each image with a unique reminder word, for example the word 'spin' or 'pull'.

They were later presented with the reminder word and asked to reconstruct the associated image in as much detail as possible.

The findings, published in Nature Communications, showed

that the participants retrieved higher-level, abstract information, shortly after they heard the reminder word.

"It suggests they will become more abstract and gist-like with each retrieval," added Domingo.

The team is currently also looking in more detail at how and where the brain reconstructs more complex memories.

(IANS)

Reader’s Post

Settlement of Indo-Naga talk

Sir,

The Framework Agreement which was said to have been signed on August 3, 2015 is recognition of the uniqueness of the Naga political situation and history. If so, it is recognition of the Memorandum of the Naga elders submitted to the Simon Commission in 1929 and the Naga Plebiscite in 1951. If the Memorandum submitted to the Simon Commission and the Plebiscite are recognized, separate Naga entity is recognized. If separate entity of the Nagas is recognized, having own flag and constitution is not another issue to be taken up but it is already inclusive in the recognition of the separate entity of the Nagas. There is no ambiguity. Besides this, sharing sovereignty is to be worked out in the best interest of both sides.

The movement of the Nagas for their nationhood is not a rebellion or insurgency against India or any State but this is their aspiration to live together as a fraternal nationhood under the same roof of entity.

So on the part of the Nagas, it should be a movement with the fear of God and it should not be regarded as hostility by any one.

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

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

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BEST bus strike finally called off

about 25 lakh bus commuters, was the longest-ever in the BEST’s history.

Around 32,000 BEST workers were on strike for various demands, including pay hike, revision of the pay scale of juniorlevel employees and merger of loss-making BEST’s budget with that of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) so that the cash-rich civic body could shore up the BEST’s finances.

A state appointed high-powered committee earlier this week suggested that the BEST employees’ salary be hiked in ‘10 steps’ as an interim measure.

B E S T Wo r k e r s ’ Union’s counsel Neeta Karnik said Wednesday

that this was acceptable to the employees, but they wanted an independent mediator to resolve the issues.

The union and the BEST management agreed on retired high court justice F I Rebello as the mediator.

A division bench of Chief Justice N H Patil and Justice N M Jamdar said in the order that the mediator will discuss demands of the employees within three months.

The court also noted that “the situation should not have been brought to this extent” and the BEST and BMC “should show more consideration towards the BEST workers”.

“It is not easy for fam-

Amit Shah diagnosed with swine flu

NEW DELHI, Jan 16 (AGENCIES): BJP’s national chief Amit Shah is down with swine flu and is being treated at AIIMS in the national capital. Hope to get well soon, the BJP chief tweeted. On Tuesday, Amit Shah had offered prayers at the Jagannath Temple in Ahmedabad.

“I have been diagnosed with swine flu for which the treatment is underway.

With God’s grace and your love and wishes, I hope to recover soon,” he said.

According to sources at AIIMS, the BJP leader was admitted following complaints of chest congestion and breathing issues around 9 pm. The doctors are monitoring his condition under

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the supervision of AIIMS director Randeep Guleria, sources said.

Home Minister Rajnath Singh was among the first ones to react and tweeted Amit Shah that he will pray for his speedy recovery.

Swine flu is a respiratory disease caused by a strain of the H1N1 influenza.

The symptoms are similar to those of a seasonal flu and include fever, cough, sore throat, body aches and

chills. The BJP has planned to launch its election campaign in West Bengal with a series of rallies by Amit Shah. His first rally is expected to be held in Malda on January 20, a day after Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s mega show. But it remains to be seen if the BJP chief will be up and about by then.

Reports suggest that union minister Arun Jaitley is also unwell. The 66year-old finance minister is in the US for a “regular medical check-up” following a kidney transplant last year, news agency Reuters reported. Finance Ministry sources said the minister “is expected to be back by the weekend”.

Two Justices appointed to SC NEW DELHI, JAN 16 (IANS): President Ram Nath Kovind on Wednesday appointed Justice Sanjiv Khanna and Justice Dinesh Maheshwari as judges of the top court amid a raging controversy over the supersession of senior judges by Justice Khanna.

Justice Maheshwari at present is the Chief Justice of Karnataka High court and Justice Khanna is a judge in Delhi High Court.

The notification issued today said, “President is pleased to appoint Justice Sanjiv Khanna, Judge of Delhi High Court, to be the judge of the Supreme Court of India with effect from the date he assumes charge”. A similar notifi-

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Poll panel launches VAFs across the country

(From p-1) Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora said that the founding fathers of the Constitution had an instinctive faith in the citizenry of our country and therefore gifted Universal Adult Franchise to the Indian populace while other democracies took years before extending this right to all its citizens. “It is therefore our collective responsibility to value and preserve this right and in this endeavour Voter Election Commissioner Ashok Lavasa said thousands of unnamed and faceless Government officials undertake the task of preserving the electoral process, in different capacities and roles.

Hailing the officers as “Ambassadors of Democracy”, Lavasa said that as

nodal officers, now they are invested with the additional responsibility of educating colleagues and staff in their work place and ensuring that all the members of their Ministry and Departments are familiar with the electoral procedure right from enrolment to the casting of the vote.

Earlier, speaking on the occasion, senior deputy election commissioner, briefed all present about the ‘Voter Verification and Information’ drive that the Commission is taking up and asked VAF to facilitate members to check their names and details on Electoral Roll through online NVSP portal of ECI and the Voter Helpline No 1950.

Similar briefing sessions are being held across

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VAF is part of the Electoral Literacy Club programme of ECI, launched on the 8th National Voters Day, January 25, 2018.

ELC programme envisages setting up of Electoral Literacy Club in every educational institution and Chunav Pathshala at every booth to cover those outside the formal education system. Around 2.11 Lakh ELCs have already been established across the country in the first year of the launch of the programme.

Applications are hereby invited for the following posts.

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(From p-1) LH further said that the leaders, instead of making use of the provisions “become restless and in their hurry to please the Central leaders, accept Acts and policies without caring to ponder on the consequences of adopting such policies, e.g. the Women Reservation.” In spite of having all the provisions, LH said Nagaland became the first state to adopt the 33% Women Reservation. “Also when we have the Clause 12 of 16-Point Agreement, for Restoration/Transfer of Reserved Forests (taken out to Assam from Naga Hills earlier), back to Nagaland, why bother to counter in the Supreme Court in which Assam had filed a Litigation in 1998, for claims of Naga lands,” the Hoho said. Further, slamming the leaders, the LH said that despite reactions from different organizations against the Bill, the Naga leaders, instead of making efforts to oppose the Bill, have “exhibited their usual character of choosing power and money; and not their people!” While taking note of the recent arguments, accusations and counter accusations among the leaders in the media, the Hoho reminded the Naga leaders to bear in mind that the “Nagas have not elected them to argue among themselves, but to do our welfare and to protect us.”

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The five-member collegium of top court includes Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and four other seniormost judges -- Justice A.K. Sikri, Justice S.A. Bobde, Justice N.V. Ramana and Justice Arun Mishra.

Earlier in the day, the Bar Council of India called for the “recall and review” of the collegium’s decision to recommend the elevation of Justice Maheshwari and Justice Khanna to Supreme Court.

address was delivered by Chakhesang Mothers’ Association president Zhonelu Tunyi. Lozaphuhu village cultural troupe and team Metamor phosis, Wokha made special presentation.

NPF legislator Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu will grace Day-3 of the ongoing event on Thursday.

Signature campaign for greener Phek In a bid to eradicate plastic use in Phek district, Rajya Sabha member KG Kenye launched a Swachh Bharat signature campaign under the theme “I chose to reuse and say no to plastic” here on Wednesday.

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NEW DELHI, JAN 16 (IANS): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, who left for the US for medical treatment, has been diagnosed with a rare kind of cancer and may not be able to present this years Interim Budget on February 1, sources said.

Jaitley had left for the US on Sunday for what was believed to be a medical check-up relating to his kidney ailment. However, sources said he was diagnosed with soft tissue sarcoma, a rare type of cancer, and decided to go for treatment in New York.

There was no word on when he was likely to return, but some sources said he was expected back on January 19, but others said it could be later. Officials have been tight-lipped about the trip which has come at a time when the Finance Ministry is busy with the preparations of the vote-on-account budget to be presented in the Lok Sabha on February 1.

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(From p-1) Stressing on the importance of maintaining original designs and motifs, the MP urged the promoters not to modify traditional Naga shawls and other clothings. He said “People world over were in search of origin stuff. So, let us return to the origin and preserve our traditional items without modifying them.”

I n h i s g r e e t i n g s, Chakhesang Public Organisation’s newly-inducted president Mikha Kenye urged the people to maintain peace and unity to march ahead. He also sought public support and co-operation to begin his new tenure. The welcome

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BEST workers raise slogans after calling off their strike, in Mumbai on Wednesday. (PTI)

ilies to survive with low salaries,” Chief Justice Patil said.

As per the BMC’s previous submissions, a ‘one-step’ increase in pay amounts to around Rs 330 per month.

The state government last week invoked the Maharashtra Essential Services Maintenance Act against the employees. It had also asked them to vacate houses given by the undertaking.

Union leader Rao said while addressing the workers that as per the assurance given by the management, no penal action will be taken against those who took part in the strike.

The BEST has a fleet of over 3,200 buses which criss-cross the metropolis and also operate in the neighbouring Thane district and Navi Mumbai.

It is the second-biggest mode of transport in Mumbai after local trains which ferry over 80 lakh passengers daily.

The BEST Kamgar Sena, the Sena-affiliated union, had withdrawn from the strike soon after it started and claimed that its 11,000 members will report back to the work. However, hardly any buses plied on the roads even after that.

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Mumbai, Jan 16 (PTI): The nine-day-long BEST bus strike was called off Wednesday, bringing relief to lakhs of Mumbai commuters.

The BEST buses began plying on the roads soon after the announcement of the strike being called off in the afternoon.

During a hearing on a PIL on the strike at the Bombay High Court earlier in the day, the BEST Workers’ Union agreed to withdraw the stir after accepting the ‘10-step’ increment offered by the management of the civic-run Bombay Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) undertaking as an interim measure.

Union leader Shashank Rao later addressed agitating workers and their families at Wadala Depot of the BEST and announced withdrawal of the strike.

“We accepted the 10step gradation pay hike before the court and agreed to resolve remaining issues through a mediator,” Rao said.

Rao earlier met other senior union leaders and got their consent to call off the strike, which began on January 8.

The strike, which caused inconvenience to

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New Delhi, Jan 16 (Agencies): The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Wednesday cleared the expansion of Bharat Petroleum Corporation’s (BPCL) Numaligarh refinery from the current 3 million tonne per annum (MTPA) to 9 MTPA at an investment of Rs 22,594 crore.

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New Delhi, Jan 16 (PTI): The government Wednesday approved a capital infusion of Rs 6,000 crore in state-owned Exim Bank to expand its business.

The Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, also approved an increase in the bank’s authorised capital from Rs 10,000 crore to Rs 20,000 crore.

Briefing reporters about the decisions, Railway Minister Piyush Goyal said it has been decided to issue recapitalisation bonds by the Government of India to the tune of Rs 6,000 crore for capital infusion in Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank).

“The equity will be infused in two tranches of Rs 4,500 crore in 2018-19 and Rs 1,500 crore in 2019-20 respectively,” he said.

The NYT report said that the process of choosing Kim’s successor is being overseen by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and Ivanka, whose role in the process was announced by the White House Monday.

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New York, Jan 16 (PTI): India-born Indra Nooyi, the former CEO of global beverage giant PepsiCo, is being considered by the White House for the new World Bank president, according to a leading American daily.

Nooyi, 63, stepped down as PepsiCo’s chief last August after leading the company for 12 years.

She “has been courted as an administration ally by Ivanka Trump, the president’s eldest daughter who is playing a role in the selection of a nominee,” the The New York Times said.

The report, which cited several people familiar with the process, said the decision-making process for the top post at the World Bank is “fluid and in its initial stages and early front-runners and candidates often fall off the radar, or withdraw from consideration, before the president (Donald Trump) makes his ultimate pick”.

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The Union with immense pride and happiness extend our heartiest congratulations to the following for their successful achievements in the recently conducted NPSC for Combined Technical Services Examination 1. Ms. Visi Yhokha, D/o Dr. Akho Yhokha on being selected as Economics & Statistical Officer (Cl-I Gazetted) Under Economics and Statistics Department.

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Jason Spindler, the CEO of a consulting firm which has its Africa headquarters in the complex that was attacked.

“Jason Spindler was one of those rare men who was loved by pretty much anyone he touched in Kenya and around the world... He chose a life of hope and inclusion. I am grateful to have known and learned from him,” one of his friends wrote in Twitter.

A British citizen was also feared dead.

Kenya is part of a regional peacekeeping operation that supports the Somali government in its battle against Al-Shabab.

In 2013, the group targeted the luxury shopping centre of Westgate, killing 67 people in a siege that lasted several days. Two years later, the group carried out its deadliest-ever assault in Kenya, shooting dead almost 150 people at Garissa University.

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and assets, the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) said while suspending the membership of the remaining 332.

Those who were suspended include 72 members of National Assembly, 20 members of Senate, 115 members of Punjab Assembly, 52 members of Sindh Assembly, 54 members of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and 19 members of Balochistan assembly, Dunya News re-

Joseph Boinnet said the coordinated assault began at 3 p.m (local time) on Tuesday with an explosion that targeted three vehicles outside a bank, followed by a suicide blast in the foyer of the Dusit hotel, CNN reported.

An unknown number of gunmen then burst through the complex, leading to a standoff that continued through the night, with people trapped in various parts of the buildings.

But sporadic gunfire and explosions continued till early Wednesday even after all was clear. Officials said that the evacuation was still ongoing in the morning.

Kenyatta said that he had met the National Security Council and was assured that anyone involved in planning, financing and executing the act would be brought to justice.

The US State Department said that among the dead was American citizen

The Office of the Lokobomi Union Zunheboto with immense pride and honor, extend our gratitude to ER. KEVIKA Z. CHISHO, S/o ZHEWOTO CHISHO & VITONI CHISHO on his achievement, in the post of SDO Cl-1 under NPWD in the recently declared Combined Technical Examination 2018 conducted by NPSC. The Union further extends our deep wishes and we pray that the Almighty God continue to bless all your future endeavors.

(Anavi Z. Chisho) (Khekiye Chishi) General Secretary President

CORRIGENDUM

The article published in Nagaland Post dated 16/01/2019 (Acknowledgement Column) should be read as Major Benrithung Lotha, Town Command Wokha (NSCN-IM). The error is regretted.

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draw them into a discussion on sexual matters.

Some 10.9 percent said they were subjected to gestures or use of body language of a sexual nature, which embarrassed or offended them, and 10.1 percent were touched in way that made them feel uncomfortable.

More than half of those experienced sexual harassment said it happened in an office environment, while 17.1 percent said it happened at a work-related social event. Two out of three harassers were male, according to the survey.

Only one in three people said they took action after experiencing sexual harassment.

Guterres said the report contained “some sobering statistics and evidence of what needs to change to make a harassment-free workplace real for all of us.” “As an organization founded on equality, dignity and human rights, we must lead by example and set the standard,” he said.

The United Nations has tried to increase transparency and strengthen how it deals with such accusations over the past few years after a string of sexual exploitation and abuse accusations against U.N. peacekeepers in Africa.

Islamabad, Jan 16 (PTI): The membership of 332 Pakistani lawmakers, including that of the country’s high-profile Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry, was suspended on Wednesday after they failed to submit details of their properties and assets to the poll body, according to media reports.

Out of the 1,174 lawmakers, 839 submitted the details of their properties

Nairobi, Jan 16 (IANS): Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Wednesday said a deadly attack by terrorists on an upscale hotel and office complex in the capital that left at least 14 civilians dead was over and all the attackers had been “eliminated”.

Somali-based Al-Shabab terrorists struck the DusitD2 hotel compound, an upmarket cluster of shops and several offices in Nairobi’s affluent Westlands neighbourhood on Tuesday afternoon. More than 700 hotel guests and office workers were evacuated, Kenyatta said in a televised address.

“We can confirm that 14 innocent lives were lost at the hands of these murderous terrorists, with others injured,” Kenyatta said.

“My heart is with every innocent man and woman shaken by this senseless violence.”

Kenya’s police chief

WOKHA TOWN HANKVU UNION FELICITATION

Wokha Town Hankvu Union express our heartiest congratulations to Shri. T. Mhachan Ovung, S/o. Shri. Tsumongo Ovung for bringing laurel to the Union by successfully getting through NPSC (Technical) Exam 2018 as Demonstrator, Electronic & Electrical Department, Technical Education, Govt. of Nagaland.

The Union wishes all success in his future endeavour.

Thungamo Ovung Kidao Ovung Chairman Secretary

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UNITED NATIONS, Jan 16 (Agencies): One third of U.N. staff and contractors experienced sexual harassment in the past two years, according to a report released by the United Nations on Tuesday.

According to Reuters, the online survey, carried out

by Deloitte in November, was completed by 30,364 people from the United Nations and its agencies - just 17 percent of those eligible.

In a letter to staff, SecretaryGeneral Antonio Guterres described the response rate as “moderately low.”

“This tells me two things: first - that we still have a long way to go before we are able to fully and openly discuss sexual harassment; and second that there may also be an ongoing sense of mistrust, perceptions of inaction and lack of accountability,” he wrote. The survey comes amid the wider “Me Too” movement around the world against sexual harassment and assault.

According to the report, 21.7 percent of respondents said they were subjected to sexual stories or offensive jokes, 14.2 percent received offensive remarks about their appearance, body or sexual activities and 13 percent were targeted by unwelcome attempts to

332 Pak lawmakers suspended

Kenyan armed forces and civilian people take cover after an attack on a hotel, in Nairobi, Kenya, Tuesday. (AP/PTI)

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across Parliament, from MPs who want either a further referendum, a closer relationship with Europe, to stop Brexit altogether or the UK to leave without a deal.

May, who survived a no-confidence vote by her own Conservative Party in December, has told MPs she will return to the Commons with an alternative plan next week, provided she survives the confidence vote.

“The House has spoken and this government will listen,” she said on Tuesday night, offering cross-party talks to determine a way

established what they are against but not what they are for.

“The house has spoken and the government will listen. It is clear that the house does not support this deal but tonight’s vote tells us nothing what it does support.

“Nothing about how, or even if, it intends to honour the decision the British people took in a referendum Parliament decided to hold,” she said.

“I ask members on all sides of the house to listen to the British people who want this matter settled and work with the government to do just that,” May said.

According to the Britain’s parliamentary procedure, when a bill is rejected by the MPs, the prime minister has three sitting days to return to Parliament with a Plan B. It is expected that May would head to Brussels on Wednesday to try and secure further concessions from the EU before coming back to UK Parliament with a new proposal.

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pean Union, which it joined in 1973, on March 29. With just over two months to go until the scheduled departure on March 29, Britain is still undecide on what to do.

May, 62, has spent two years negotiating the divorce plan aimed at bringing about an orderly Brexit and setting up a 21- month transition period to negotiate a free-trade deal with Brussels.

Her deal included both the withdrawal agreement on the terms on which the UK leaves the EU and a political declaration for the future relationship.

But it faced opposition

forward.

Pro-Brexit Conservative MPs does not like the prime minister’s deal to withdraw from the EU, but they really hate the prospect of a Labour government under the hard-left Corbyn.

Thus, British media has predicted that Prime Minister May may survive Wednesday’s confidence vote.

Hardline Brexiteers and Remainers opposed the agreement for different reasons. Many feared that Britain could lock itself into an unfavourable trading relationship with the EU. Over 100 lawmakers of May’s Conservative party both Brexiteers and Remainers - overwhelmingly voted against the deal, leading to the worst parliamentary defeat for a government in recent British history.

The crushing defeat also marks the collapse of her two-year strategy of forging an amicable divorce with close ties to the EU after the March 29 exit.

Following her defeat in the House of Commons, May said that the MPs have

Kenyan hotel siege ends; claims 14 lives

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London, Jan 16 (PTI): In a humiliating defeat for embattled British Prime Minister Theresa May, her divisive divorce deal with the European Union was overwhelmingly rejected

by MPs, triggering a noconfidence motion against her government.

May’s bid to get the Withdrawal Agreement, struck between London and Brussels, was rejected by 432 votes to 202 - a majority of 230, the biggest defeat ever suffered by a British premier in modern history.

Within minutes after the defeat of the Brexit deal in the House of Commons, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said he has tabled a formal motion of confidence in the government, backed by other opposition leaders, which MPs would vote later on Wednesday.

Corbyn described Prime Minister May’s defeat “catastrophic” and said backing the “botched and damaging” deal would be a “reckless leap in the dark” for the UK. Britain is set to exit the 28-member Euro-

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APPRECIATION

We the SMDC members, staff and students of Government High School Yisemyong would like to extend out heartfelt gratitude to MLA Dr. Imtiwapang Aier for his generous donation of Rs. 50,000/- for the school's renovation. We will remain ever grateful for his generosity which has come in the need of the hour.

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speech, reports Soompi.

“I’m not sure if you’ll believe me, but BTS is a fan of you too. What I mean is that we receive inspiration from your stories, energy, and voices, and they inspire us when we’re working on music and give us energy

YouTube bans dangerous or harmful pranks

But enforcing its new rules on pranks may prove even more difficult, given ambiguity over what may or may not be considered harmful.

“YouTube is home to many beloved viral challenges and pranks,” a message added to the site’s FAQ section read.

“That said, we’ve always had policies to make sure what’s funny doesn’t cross the line into also being harmful or dangerous. “ O u r C o m mu n i t y Guidelines prohibit content that encourages dangerous activities that are likely to result in serious harm, and today clarifying what this means for dangerous challenges and pranks.”

From now on, the site said it would not allow videos that featured “pranks with a perceived danger of serious physical injury”.

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apper Drake has signed a residency deal here worth $25 million. He has signed a contract to do 12 shows over the next two years at Wynn Las Vegas’ XS Nightclub, reports aceshowbiz.com.

The “In My Feelings” hitmaker teased about the residency when he took the stage at the venue last week. “Vegas! When I came back, I thought it’d be back at T-Mobile Arena or some (stuff). But I will be back here at XS all year. You will have a lot of chances to see me,” Drake said, sending more than 1,600 concert goers into an uproar.

Drake continued to tease his possible residency when he took to Instagram to share a photograph from his performance at the venue which reportedly earned him $2 million. “New home,” he wrote beside the image.

Nothing has been confirmed as of now.

XS Nightclub has previously booked a range of talented artists for gigs including The Chainsmokers, Diplo, Dillon Francis, Marshmello and David Guetta. (IANS)

Apple revealed it was cutting its revenue forecasts for the first time in 16 years.

According to BBC technology reporter Dave Lee, the company has been “aggressively moving into new areas” to offset a pred i c t e d d ow n Coppola (left) directed Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson in 2003’s turn in iPhone Lost in Translation. sales. ofia Coppola will Witherspoon on various Coppola, whose othreunite with Lost in TV projects. er films include The Virgin Translation star Bill On the Rocks is being Suicides and Marie AntoiMurray to make Apple’s co-produced with A24, nette, previously worked first original feature film. the film company behind with A24 on her 2013 film News of the film, such films as Moonlight The Bling Ring. titled On the Rocks, comes and Hereditary, under a The daughter of diahead of the expected deal between Apple and rector Francis Ford Coplaunch of the tech giant’s A24 to make a string of pola, she won an Oscar for own streaming platform. movies together. her screenplay for 2003’s Rashida Jones will There’s no date for the Lost in Translation, her star with Murray in the launch of Apple’s stream- second feature film. film, which tells of a ing service, but there has Murray starred in young mother who re- been speculation that it that film as an ageing acconnects with her playboy will appear in 2019. The tor who befriends a young father. company will spend up to woman, played by Scarlett Apple is also working $1bn on original content, Johansson, while visiting with Jennifer Aniston, Ste- according to Variety.

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severe danger, even if no real threat existed.

The site added: “We also don’t allow pranks that cause children to experience severe emotional distress, meaning something so bad that it could leave the child traumatized for life.”

YouTube said it had worked closely with child psychologists on what might constitute a traumatic experience. It did not post a full list, but said it included scenarios where a child is tricked into believing their parents had died.

The new rules come in response to several instances of pranks and stunts that are seriously ill-advised at best, and deadly at worst.

In May, Minnesota woman Monalisa Perez, 20, was sentenced to six months in prison after shooting dead her boyfriend, Mario Ruiz. The couple had hoped video of their stunt, in which an encyclopaedia was meant to protect Mr Ruiz, would go viral on YouTube.

Also last year, the American Association of Poison Control Centers reported a spike in reported cases of illness from detergent ingestion following a craze that had people eating pods containing laundry detergent.

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Bruce Willis is most chilled dude: James McAvoy train crash).

“Bruce is the most chilled dude. He is so relaxed, but he is bringing such a heaviness to the part,” McAvoy said in a statement to IANS. “That’s beautiful, and something I haven’t seen a lot in superhero movies: the weight, the toll that the work takes on them. And it’s expressed so brilliantly by Bruce.

His natural laidback-ness James McAvoy & Bruce Willis. translates into something really sad in the character.

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“All he really has in his “Glass” co-star Bruce Willis, saying he is the his life is his vigilante purpose and his son, and that’s “most chilled dude”.

For “Glass”, M. Night kind of it. There’s such a Shyamalan has converged purity and sadness in what the world of “Split” (a story Bruce is doing with that,” about a man, essayed by he added.

The awaited sequel to McAvoy, with over 20 different personalities who “Unbreakable” and “Split” kidnaps three teenage girls) also stars Samuel L. Jackson and “Unbreakable” (about and Sarah Paulson. Brought David Dunn, essayed by to India by Disney India, the Willis, who gets superhero film will open on Friday.

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inger Rihanna has taken her father to court in the US, accusing him of exploiting her name to further his entertainment business.

She claims her father, Ronald Fenty, and his business partner have falsely suggested that she is connected to their firm, Fenty Entertainment.

Their conduct has misled the public and hurt her Fenty brand, the name of her beauty business, the lawsuit says. Fenty Entertainment did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Rihanna has asked the court to bar the firm from using the Fenty name for business.

T h e l aw s u i t s ay s Rihanna owns trademarks in the US for the Fenty name and has sent formal “cease and desist” requests.

“Defendants continue to this date to use their

misrepresentations for their commercial advantage and to mislead the public,” it says.

“This fraudulent conduct harms not only plaintiffs but the public at large and requires judicial intervention.”

Fenty, with whom Rihanna has said she has a difficult relationship, started the firm in California in 2017 with business partner Moses Perkins, according to the lawsuit.

A press release, posted on the firm’s website until “at least October 2018” announced the launch of the firm “with” Rihanna, despite the fact that she was not involved, it says.

In another instance, Fenty Entertainment entered negotiations for Rihanna to perform 15 shows in Latin America for about $15m, without her authorisation, according to the complaint.

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ashion designer Victoria Beckham has spent 1,200 pounds on a new moisturiser made from her own blood.

The fashion designer, 44, took to her Instagram stories to share that she is now using the anti-ageing property by Barbara Sturm, a doctor loved by celebrities for her ‘vampire facials’, reports dailymail. co.uk.

Deciding to try out the range while her daughter Harper, 7, got a facial at Barbara’s clinic in Germany last week, the former Spice Girls singer said that her blood had been used to “create healing factors made by her own cells”.

Beckham first uploaded an image of a slew of bottles from the range and posted: “This week I’ll be using these products.”

She then offered a closer look to a tub of moisturiser and informed

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her followers of the process: “Dr Barbara Sturm took my blood and created healing factors made by my own cells which is highly anti-inflammatory and regenerative.”

Beckham said: “After sleeping in the mask, (which soaks in so doesn’t look funny or feel sticky) my skin feels amazing!

Super hydrated and clear!

And very soft!”

OFFICE OF THE RÜPREO CLAN CHIECHAMA VILLAGE FELICITATION

With immense pride and appreciation Rüpreo Clan would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. KENEIPFHENUO RÜPREO ANGAMI, D/o Mr. NEILALHOU RÜPREO & Lt. NEIZOVI-Ü RÜPREO for her success in clearing the degree of PhD on the Thesis entitled “Copious Amidst the Chaos - A Tribal Postcolonial Feminist God - Talk from Northeast Indian Perspective” from Radboud University, Nijmegen The Netherlands.

Your great success is indeed a blessing to us all. May Almighty God continue to guide and lead you in future endeavour.

Sd/Sd/Mr. Kertoulhoulie Rüpreo Mr. Kereilhoulie Rüpreo President Rüpreo, Clan Gen. Secy., Rüpreo Clan

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ouTube clips that depict dangerous or emotionally distressing “pranks” have been banned from the platform.

The move comes in response to so-called “challenges” that have sometimes resulted in death or injury.

The Google-owned video sharing site said such material had “no place on YouTube”.

However, the firm appears to be failing to enforce its existing rules on harmful content.

A Buzzfeed report detailed how images depicting, or alluding to, bestiality were still appearing on the site - despite a pledge last April to remove the material.

Some of the videos had attracted many millions of views. YouTube said it “worked to aggressively enforce our monetisation policies to eliminate the incentive for this abuse”.

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Yidong: Ntsa Jina Nte Vachithaka – John 8:32 Tsüngon : January 19-20, 2019 Meta : Koio Village Football Ground Yidong Nsanpvüiden: 1. Rev. Nyanchumo Lotha, Executive Secretary, LBCA 2. Rev. Dr. L. Tsanso, President, LBCA 3. Rev. Dr. Ezamo Murry, Former Principal, ETC Jorhat

Salüm Yithen:

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Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister, Nagaland Nthoche Sükhying Elhi Etssoeden: 1. Jubilee Long Nthoche

2. Jubilee Pandal Khümphen Ki Nthoche 3. Koio Kyon Jiang Sükying Mmha Randanka

: Rev. Nyanchumo Lotha, Executive Secretary, LBCA

: Rev. L.L. Kikon, Mission and Evangelism Secretary, LBCA

: Rev. R. Lotha, Pastor, Tsungiki Baptist Church 4. Chüa Yithako Jiang Müngyanchi Randan : Rev. L.K. Tsanglao, Pastor, Longsa Baptist Church 5. Yanpoe Yanpia Eyii Jiang Randanka : Rev. S. Thungrio Khüvung, Pastor, Wokha Town Baptist Church 6. Nthochak Elhi : Rev. O. Yipomo Ngullie, Pastor, Okotso Baptist Church Issued By: Information & Publicity Committee, Koio Baptist Ekhümkho Nzyu 75 Senthan Jubilee

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The group received the award for the second year in a row. “I sincerely thank [BTS’ fandom] ARMY all over the world for giving us this Daesang twice, when it’s hard for an artist to receive it even once,” RM said during his acceptance

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outh Korean septet BTS were the big winners taking home the Daesang, or grand prize, at this year’s Seoul Music Awards, held at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul on Tuesday night (Jan. 15).

when we perform. So I hope that you know that these performances and music are born out of your immense inspiration and influence; you are a part of our albums and performances. That’s why we’re your fans.”

BTS also received two other prizes at the 28th annual ceremony: best album for Love Yourself: Tear and a Bongsang, or monthly award. iKON’s “Love Scenario” was named best song of 2018, and the group also took home a Bongsang.

Monsta X, Momoland, NCT 127, Wanna One, Nu’Est W, Red Velvet, Mamamoo, Seventeen, TWICE, and EXO each also took home Bongsangs, and rookie awards went to Stray Kids and IZ*ONE. Other ar tists, like Drunken Tiger, GFRIEND, I m C h a n g Ju n g, a n d SHINee were also recognized at the awards in different categories.

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D I M A P U R , JA N 1 6 (NPN): The 4th edition of Unity Cup, Tennis Ball cricket tournament organised by Nepali Baptist Church Chümoukedima Youth Ministry, will commence from January 24 at local ground, Chümoukedima Town.

The winner of the tournament will receive Rs. 30,000 along with running trophy and certificate and runners up will pocket Rs. 20,000 along with certificate. Individual prizes will also be rewarded. Further details can be contacted at 7005079985/8413002017.

Information on Dr. T. Ao trophy Dimapur, JAN 16 (NPN): All participating teams of the XXth Inter District Football Championship 2019 (Dr. T. Ao Trophy) have been asked to report by January 27 without fail. The tournament will be held from January 28 to February 2 at IG Stadium, Kohima.

The organizing committee will provide Rs. 30,000 each to all the participating team for team preparation (uniform/track suit etc). District Football Associations have been asked to collect the tournament regulations from NFA secretary. Further information can be contacted at 9436000365.

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8th LAXMI SHARMA (ASULA) OPEN BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP Participants taking part in bamboo pole climbing.

Earlier, an adventure and outdoor activities were organized at Tizu river, Phek town.

The event was flagged off by deputy director, directorate of Tourism, Veyielo Doulo on January 15. He expressed happi-

ness on the introduction of boating and bamboo rafting competition and encouraged the PTYS to carry forward such adventure activities in the coming days.

In rafting competition, Hebron -1 colony bagged

the first position while Mission Compound and New Colony finished in second and third positions.

The adventure activities will also featured ziplining and water zorbing and will continue till January 17.

25th Jan to 27th Jan 2019 Admission - Open - Rs. 1000/Amateur - Rs. 500/Total Cash Prize Rs. 50,000/Forms available at Kiran Sports, G Sports Dimapur (State Stadium) & Chumukedima.

Last Date for submission of forms 23rd Jan 2019 Venue : Blue Moon School, Sangtamtilla Village, Dimapur - Nagaland.

Contact : 7005788412, 7005226637, 8787513906, 7005568029

We are deeply grieved at the sudden demise of Dr. M.K. Burman on 15 th January 2019 at Dibrugarh. He was a great human being. His death is a great loss to the society. May his soul rest in eternal peace.

Relatives & friends, Dimapur

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Kohima, Jan 16 (NPN): Apart from cultural activities, the ongoing Siikriinye Mini Hornbill Festival 2019 at Phek Town witnessed series of indigenous games in the form of competition and demonstration.

Competitions on log cutting, bamboo pole climbing, grass belting, bamboo push, spot jump, tug-of-war, cart race, cane sliding etc were conducted among the colonies.

On day three, (January 17), indigenous tool race, bamboo pole race, wrestling, traditional fire making, nettle shawl weaving, cotton spinning & grass raincoat braiding, earthen pot making and snail eating competition will be conducted.

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Australian OPEN: Federer, Wozniacki win M E L B O U R N E , J an 16 (Agencies): Roger Federer ground out a tough three-set win to make the Australian Open third round for an incredible 20th straight year Wednesday, with long-time rival Rafael Nadal and women’s defending champion Caroline Wozniacki also safely through.

Federer might be 37 but he’s not showing his age, with British qualifier Dan Evans the latest to fall under his spell as he works towards a third successive Australian crown and 21st major victory.

He defeated Evans at

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The Swiss star’s Aus-

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Nihokhu Chishi Memorial Trophy

We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Yeholie H. Chishi (D. Maya) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation to each and everyone for your support and contributions through prayers, financially, materially and physically during her prolonged illness, until the sad demise of our beloved mother on 1st January 2019.

Special thanks to : 1. Akashe Zhimo (G.B. Erali Bill) 2. Dist. Commandant, Akhu Kath (Home Guard & Co.) 3. Sumi Baptist Church (Erali Bill) 4. NCRC Sumi (Erali Bill) 5. Nepali Baptist Church (Thilixu) 6. Angami Baptist Church (Walford) 7. Doctors & Nurses (Eden Hospital) 8. Northern Angami Colony (Walford) Loving Husband, Children, Grand Children & Family Members

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family of Lt. Mr. Bhanchi Ezung of Longsa Village Wokha would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, churches, organizations, neighbours, friends and well wishers who stood by us with prayers, material support, financial and physical assistance during the short time of illness and till the time of his demise on 08th of January 2019.

Our special thanks to: 1. Kohima Lotha Baptist Church 2. Ao Baptist Church (OHC), Kohima 3. 4th NAP Unit Church (OHC), Kohima 4. Officers Hill Colony Council, Kohima 5. OHC & NKAK Lotha Khumshum, Kohima.

6. Doctors & Nurses of Oking Hospital & Research Clinic, Kohima 7. Doctors and Nurses of Life Care Clinic, Wokha.

8. Longsa Baptist Church, Wokha.

We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual for the immense kindness shown towards us and rendering your precious time during our grief. It is our sincere prayer that Almighty God bless each one of you abundantly.

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"The Lord gives and the Lord takes away. Praise the name of the Lord." Job 1:21 We the bereaved family of Late Doren R. Singh (Dorendro) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us spiritually, physically and financially at the untimely demise of our beloved who left for his heavenly abode on 06/01/2019.

Special thanks to: 1. Nagamese Revival Church 2. Angami Revival Church 3. Meitei Baptist Church 4. G.B, Middle Colony Purana Bazaar – A 5. Neighbours, Friends & Well wishers We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual for the immense kindness shown towards us and rendering your precious time during our grief. Please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our sincere gratitude. May the Almighty God shower His Blessings upon you all.

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D I M A P U R , JA N 1 6 (NPN): The 6th edition of Nihokhu Chishi Memorial Trophy organized by Chishilimi Students’ Union was held on January 3 to 5 at Chishilimi Village under Zunheboto district with the theme ‘Unity through football’. Seven teams under Pughoboto and Satakha sub-division participated.

The tournament was graced by Shivito Wotsa, rtd. director and the second day was witnessed by Y. Vikheho Swu MLA while Er. Vihoto Achumi was the match patron for the final match. In the final, Spirate Club, Pughoboto beat Hoishe Village Team 1-0.

and Rod Laver, to win each Grand Slam on two or more occasions.

Dane Wozniacki, who is battling rheumatoid arthritis, steamrolled Sweden’s Johanna Larsson 6-1, 6-3 as she bids to become the first woman to defend the title since Victoria Azarenka in 2013.

Meanwhile, threetime Grand Slam champion Kerber dominated Brazilian qualifier Beatriz Haddad Maia 6-2, 6-3 to stay on a collision course with Stephens in the quarter-finals.

We the family members of Late Werhilo Teno expresses our sincere and profound gratitude to every individuals, family, friends, churches, neighbours and all well wishers who stood by us and supported us physically, financially, morally and most importantly in prayer during his prolonged illness till his demise on 3rd January 2019.

We convey our special thanks to : 1. Doctors, Nurses and faculties of the ICU, NHAK. 2. Doctors, Nurses and faculties of the ICU, Bethel Medical Centre, Kohima.

3. Staff, Central Bank of India, Kohima.

4. Blood Donors 5. Chakhesang Baptist Church, Kitsubouzou, Kohima.

6. Chizami Welfare Organisation, Kohima.

7. Thenyizu Baptist Church.

8. Chizami Baptist Church.

9. Pfutsu Khra, Chizami.

We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual, but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God blesses you abundantly.

Loving wife, son, parents, brothers, sisters and relatives.

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"Death is certain, it cannot be stopped; yet we long, if only time turns back.

We lost you against death one year ago, but death can never make us forget you."

You will always be remembered until we meet again.

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Kohima, Jan 16 (NPN): Nagaland Football Coaches Association (NFCA) is all geared to conduct the All India Football Federation (AIFF) D level certificate course for football coaches from January 18 to 23, 2018 at Zhadima village under Kohima district. According to NCFA president, Roko Angami, the registration for the course will be done on first come first basis. All interested coaches have been asked to reach the venue by 3 pm on January 17.

tralian achievements so far put him on a par with other six-time winners Novak Djokovic and Roy Emerson -- although the Australian great’s victories all came before the Open era.

He next plays American Taylor Fritz.

Seventeen-time Slam winner Nadal had an easier route to round three, outclassing local hope Matthew Ebden 6-3, 6-2, 6-2.

The Spaniard is bidding for his own slice of history by becoming the first man in the Open era, and only the third in history along with Emerson

1935 – 08.01.2019

Died on : 17/01/2018

"Casting all your anxiety on him, because he cares for you."

1 Peter 5:7

Dear Mother, it has been a year since you left for your heavenly abode yet, your love, your good nature and your good deeds are still as animated as possible in our lives.

We hope and pray to meet you at our Father's feet someday.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family members of Lt. Zheholi Yeptho, wife of Kahovi Yeptho, hd GB of Khetoi village would like to express our immense gratitude to all the individuals, different churches and organizations that stood by us and helped us physically, spiritually and financially during her prolonged illness till her last breath. Though we are unable to thank every individuals, yet it is our humble belief that our God Almighty will reward your good deeds.

We convey our special thanks to:1. Shri. Tokheho Yeptho, M.P. Lok Sabha Born: 1937 2. Shri. Pukhayi Assumi, Advisor, Food & Civil Died: 9th January, 2019 Supplies and L,M, NSDMA. 3. Shri. Hukiye Tissica, NPF Candidate, 34th A/C 4. Dr. Shankhar & Staff, Eden Medical Centre.

5. Dr. Athikho, Referral Hospital, Dimapur 6. Mrs. & Mr. Ikuto Yeptho, Chekiya 7. Mrs. & Er. Husuka Yeptho, E.E. Irrigation 8. Mrs. & Mr. Abolu Yeptho, Dy. Director, School Education 9. Mrs. & Mr. Kakiho Yeptho, Suptt. Of Excise.

10. Mrs. & Mr. Shihai Yeptho, Inspector of Excise 11. Mrs. & Mr. Phuleto Yeptho, Chief Judicial Magistrate, Kohima.

12. Khetoi Village Union, Dimapur 13. Relatives and Well wishers, Dimapur.

14. Relatives and well wishers, Lerie Colony, Kohima.

15. Relatives and well wishers, Zbto.

16. Lizu New Baptist Church 17. Well wishers from Lizu New and Lizu Avighato.

18. Relatives from Ghukiye village.

19. Relatives from Kheshito village 20. Relatives from Shoixe & Aghiyito 21. Relatives from Yezashi & Aghiyili.

22. Relatives and well wishers from Tokiye town.

23. ESSU Planning Board.

24. Khetoi Village Students Union 25. Khetoi Baptist Church.

26. Relatives and well wishers from Khetoi village.

Loving husband, children, in laws, grand children and relatives.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Born on : 20/03/1957 – Died on : 04/01/2019 Through this column, we, the bereaved family members of Late Pangpe, would like to express our profound gratitude to each and everyone who stood and supported us morally, physically, financially and through unceasing prayers during the brief illness and sudden demise of our beloved father on 4th of January, 2019.

We convey our deepest thankfulness to : • Shri. H. Haiying, Advisor Prisons, Printing • Khiamniungan Students’ Union, Kohima & Stationary, Govt. of Nagaland • Khiamniungan Students’ Union, Dimapur • Shri. Heno, Ex. MLA, Nagaland • Khiamniungan Tribal Council • Federal Govt. of Nagaland • Khiamniungan Menyiu Hoikam • Shri. S. Shingnya, President FGN • Thang Village Council • Dr. Mukhem, Commandant 11 NAP (IR) Bn. • Thang Public Organisation • Thang Range Public Organisation • Dr. Somba, Dimapur • Thang Hoikam, Tuensang • Doctors & Nurses of CIHSR-Dimapur • Chingmei Village Council • Baptist Church Thang • Chendang Saddle Village Council • Baptist Church Kusong • Wonthoi Village Council • Khiamniungan Baptist Church, Dimapur • Nokhu Village Council • Khiamniungan Baptist Church, Diphupar ‘B’ • Waoshu Village Council • Khiamniungan Baptist Church, Tuensang • Nokhio Longshe Kao Union, Tuensang Town • Women Dept. KBC, Dimapur • Chendang Saddle Citizen Union • Aniangan Baptist Church • Liamkhei Kao, Pathso Village • Khiamniungan Region FGN • High School ‘A’ Youth, Noklak • Sumi Region FGN • BJP 56th A/C Noklak • United Sangtam Region FGN • Chang Region FGN • Self Help Group No.8 • Konyak Region FGN • Bazaar Union, Noklak • Chakhesang Region FGN • ADC Staff, Noklak • Yimchunger Region FGN • High School Sector (B), Noklak • Tsoithen Range Khiamniungan Region FGN • Choklangan Union, Noklak • 21st Battalion 7th Brigade Eastern Command • Punyaongan Sector FGN • Penshe Sector • Thang Students’ Union • New Medical Sector • Khiamniungan Students’ Union • Self Help Group , High School Sector (A) We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual, NGOs and Groups but it is our sincere prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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Loving Wife, Children, Grand Children and Relatives.

Born on 24th July 1982 – Died on 28th Dec. 2018 “The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away, may the name of the Lord be praised”. (Job 1:21) We the family of Late Medozhanuo Rio (Zhanuo) wish to acknowledge various individuals, families, churches, organisations and well wishers who showered selfless love to the family during her prolonged illness and sudden death on 28th Dec. 2018.

Words are inadequate to express our gratitude, but it's our sincere heartfelt gratitude for all who have supported and rendered physically, emotionally, spiritually, materially and financially during our moment of inexpressible loss.

Thanks to: 1. Chiecha Daklane Krotho 2. Chiechama Kekhrie Krotho 3. Chiecha Basa Baptist Church 4. Chiecha Basa BKK 5. Doctors and Nurses, ICU Naga Hospital, Kohima 6. Savilie Theünuo & Family 7. Pelie Theünuo & Family 8. Friends, Relatives, Neighbours and each and every well wishers May God bless each and every one you Loving mother, siblings and relatives K-132 K Y M C

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Khelo India: Maharashtra on top

Girls under-17, 10m air pistol gold medalist Esha Singh Srihari Nataraj from Karnataka in action at Khelo India from Telangana’ in action at Khelo India Youth Games.

Youth Games.

PUNE, JAN 16 (AGENCIES/PTI): Maharashtra’s impressive run at the Khelo India Youth Games refused to slow down as the hosts stayed way ahead than the fellow states in the overall medals tally. The state had won 177 medals at the time of writing. Those included 64 gold, 51 silver, and 62 bronze medals.

Delhi came in at the second place with 121 medals of which 47 are gold, 31 silver, and 43 bronze.

Last editions champions, Haryana, are placed third in the table with 110 medals comprising of 37 gold, 35 silver, and 38 bronze.

Srihari Nataraj, Karnataka’s swimming prodigy, emerged as the most prolific gold medal winner of the tournament this year around. Nataraj ended his Khelo India campaign with 7 golds, two of which came yesterday. His teammate, Likhit too had a productive tournament with 5 gold medals and a bronze.

Elsewhere, Patialabased Sartaj Singh had to hang on his slender lead to get the better of the National Junior Champion Aishwarya Pratap Singh Tomar of Madhya Pradesh

and win the 50m 3-position rifle competition gold medal. Swadesh Mondal, who had started the day with 4 medals in his kitty, won his fifth, a silver, in the U17 boy’s breaststroke event.

The 13-year-old Esha Singh of Telangana and Harshada Nithave of Maharashtra won the girls U-17 and U-21 10m air pistol gold medals respectively.

The host’s lead was further extended after Snehal Bhongale and Ashwini Malage gave the team two more gold medals in the weightlifting competition.

Karnataka’s Akshata Basvani Kamati won a gold medal in the Under-21 age 71-kg category in weightlifting at the Khelo India Youth Games. Kamati, who is the daughter of a farmer, seemed nowhere close in the run for the gold initially.

She had lifted a modest 73 kilogram in the snatch and then failed twice at 76 kilograms, while her main rival and fellow Karnataka lifter Lavanya Rai (79) as well as Arunachal Pradesh’s PH Roshni with 77, built a healthy lead.

Nonetheless, Kamati

opened her account with a successful attempt at the 100 kg weight in the clean & jerk. She then improved her show with 103 kilograms before failing to lift the 107 kg weight in the next two attempts. Kamati, who hails from Belgaum, credited her father’s encouragement towards the sport for her success.

Meanwhile, Odisha was crowned as the champions of the Under-21 Boys hockey that was contested in Mumbai.

Mitika, Raj Sahiba, Chanu enter semis of U-17 boxing

Maharashtra’s Mitika Gunele, Raj Sahiba of Haryana and Manipur’s Babyrojisana Chanu justified their international reputation by comfortably entering into the semifinals of their weight categories in the girls under17 boxing at the Khelo India Youth Games here Wednesday.

Mitika got the better of Haryana’s Anu Rani 4-1 in welter (66kg) category, while Sahiba defeated Haryana’s Divya after referee stopped the

bout in 2nd round. In the same category, Babyrojisana Chanu, a student of legendary Mary Kom, booked her place in the last four, a media release said.

Among under-17 boys, Pune’s Akash Gorkha confirmed his medal by entering into last-four in the feather (57kg) category.

Akash Gorkha’s father Ramesh works as a watchman. Under the watchful eyes of coach Umesh Jagdale, Akash Gorkha excelled in the sport quickly and started performing at the state and national level tournaments.

He also won a silver medal in the 7th Asian Cup in Serbia.

Aakash Gorkha, who is currently training with the Army Sports Institute, Pune, feels the training under Army coaches is too intense and surely played a role in his performance in the Khelo India.

“I don’t have to worry about anything. We just put ourselves best during the training and during the bouts. That’s what we have been told and I am following the same,” the young boxer was quoted as saying in the release.

Saina, Srikanth in 2nd round of Malaysia Masters Kuala Lumpur, Jan 16 (PTI): Olympic medallist Saina Nehwal, Parupalli Kashyap and Kidambi Srikanth entered the second round at the Malaysia Masters here on Wednesday.

Saina had to toil hard and came back from a game down to quell the challenge of Hong Kong’s Joy Xuan Deng 14-21 2118 21-18 in a women’s singles first round.

Like Saina, Kashyap too had a tough outing, against Denmark’s Rasmus Gemke. He had to dig deep to get the better of his opponent 19-21 21-19 21-10 in his men’s singles first round match. While Kidambi Srikanth took just 30 minutes to beat Angus Ka Long NG of Hong Kong 21-17 21-11.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 2019

Lotha Women volleyball: Final today D I M A P U R , JA N 1 6 (NPN): Wokha Town Yanthamo Women Sports Association (WTYWSA) and Mt. Morashen Old Riphyim (MMOR) entered the final of the 4th edition of Lotha Women’s Volleyball League at local ground, Wokha on Wednesday.

The tournament is organised by Wokha District Lotha Women Sports Association (WDLWSA).

In the first match, Wokha Town Yanthamo Women Sports Association defeated Tonki United Saron in straight set 25-21, 25-21,25-18. While Mt. Morashen Old Riphyim defeated Rising Star Forest Colony 25-14, 25-09, 25-20.

Final match will be played on Thursday between Wokha Town

Action in the match between Mt. Morashen Old Riphyim and Rising Star Forest Colony.

Yanthamo Women Sports THURSDAY’S MATCH Association and Mt. Mo3rd place: Tonki Unitrashen Old Riphyim after ed Saron v/s Rising Star the third place match.

Forest Colony (11 am)

R. Khing graces Rengma sports meet Correspondent

KO H I M A , J A N 1 6 (NPN): Rengma Sports Association’s (RSA’s) 45th sports meet was held at RSA ground Tseminyu Old Town with advisor Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services and Women Development, R. Khing as special guest on Wednesday. The sports meet will conclude on January 18.

Khing, in his address, urged the players to be sincere and not play games as a way to pass time like in the olden days but to play them professionally.

He said sports had become a major industry in the world and talented sportspersons make a good living through sports. Khing challenged talented

R. Khing along with Tseminyu village and Gviikhanyu village players, RSA officials and others on Wednesday. (NP)

Rengma players to aim higher and strive to be state, national and international players and bring laurels to the community and State. In this regard, he said a player should be determined and hard working to reach the top.

Earlier, the special guest unfurled the sports meet flag.

The opening ceremony was chaired by Caleb

Kath vice president RSA, invocation prayer was offered by Haiwalo Apon executive secretary CRBC Zunpha, welcome address delivered by Benjamin Lorin, presidential address delivered by Gwasinlo kath president RSA, special song presented by Eunice Thong, oath taking was administered by match commissioner Hini Thong, vote of thanks pro-

posed by Kenilo Tep joint secretary RSA and later the special guest declared the sport meet open.

Altogether 66 teams with hundreds of players from Rengma villages will participate in the three-day sports meet that includes badminton for men’s, women’s and mix doubles, table tennis for men and women and volley ball for men and women.

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