January 18, 2019

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXIX No. 41

DIMAPUR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.0

IITs, IISERs to mentor nearby schools in science & maths: Min

Asian Cup: Japan beat Uzbekistan 2-1

May survives no-confidence vote

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sports, Page 11

international, Page 9

Peace talks on track: WC, NNPGs

DIMAPUR, JAN 17 (NPN): Working Committee (WC), Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) has claimed that there were continuity, clarity and progress in negotiations with Government of India (GoI). In a statement issued by its media cell, WC clarified that there was no stalemate or deadlock in the peace talks, and that it was not indulging in a political monologue. A clear approach was laid on the ground allowing collective wisdom to seep through in consonance with “our history, supported by logic, reasoning and practical reality of the day.” Mentioning that every issue was processed jointly and transparency, proactive argument and healthy debate preceded each round of negotiations, the committee asserted that this was a “tectonic shift” from the usual Indo-Naga political dialogue. WC said it believed that political and historical rights and aspiration of Nagas residing in Nagaland, M a n i p u r, A r u n a c h a l Pradesh and Assam would be honoured and fulfilled.

After Alok Verma, Govt now decides to remove CBI No.2 NEW DELHI, JAN 17 (AGENCIES): In a surprise move, the government on Thursday decided to move out CBI No2. Rakesh Asthana, who was involved in a bitter feud with now removed CBI director Alok Verma, from the premier investigating agency with immediate effect, said sources. Along with Asthana, AK Sharma, MK Sinha and Jayant Naiknavare too have been removed forthwith. Sources say, the decision to move them out of the CBI was taken at a meeting held this morning at the CVC. Asthana has now been moved to Bureau of Civil Aviation, AK Sharma will be ADG, CRPF and MK Sinha to Bureau of Police Research and Development. On October 15, the CBI had booked Rakesh Asthana and Satish Sana Babu, a businessman from Hyderabad, for alleged corruption. Later in the day, the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) had also shot off a letter to the then CBI Director Alok Kumar Verma conveying the apprehensions of Asthana of “bias and prejudice” in case of an investigation against him. Verma too slapped a counter case against Asthana.

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“This hotel specialises in taking care of MLAs involved in toppling game.” K Y M C

It also solicited prayer support from all Nagas, irrespective of domicile status or political, religious and tribal affiliations. S t a t i n g t h a t WC, NNPGs was a child of Naga reconciliation process, the committee said it owed its existence to peaceloving Naga people for believing in and endorsing various Naga national political groups into initiating a common platform. “Naga political leaders having different ideologies and backgrounds, for the sake of future generations, answered the call of Nagas. The endeavour is to salvage our historical and political rights through peaceful, honourable and acceptable solution,” the statement stressed. Further mentioning that reconciliation within the Church and Naga civil societies was urgent, WC emphasised that reconciliation among Naga tribes and communities, clans and within families was an essential component towards creating a “peaceful interdependent Naga homeland”. “The process becomes narrow and one dimen-

sional, if it caters only to stop hostility among armed Naga groups. Naga history is profoundly glorious yet intensely turbulent and violent. It teaches us to be fiercely patriotic yet not to be self-indulgent and remorseless,” the committee added. According to WC, reconciliation process must identify and correct the basic flaw pertaining to social, religious and political discourse. It would naturally lose its shine if informed opinions and pragmatic challenges were muffled by opinionated and impractical narratives. The truth would then be suppressed and propaganda upheld. The process must, therefore, rid itself of procrastination and avoid biased presumptions and unfounded characterisation of leaders or followers, the committee highlighted. Despite the seeming trust deficit and apprehension among its members initially, WC pointed out that greater and nobler service in unison for Naga nation became a critical task at hand. Thus, with varied yet common political idea, much brainstorm-

ing through past Naga history, analysing present predicament and envisioning future political landscape ensued, and consultation with Naga tribes, eminent scholars, intellectuals and civil societies gave shape to a single entity, eventually leading it to the negotiating table with GoI in September 2017, the committee recollected. Mentioning that electronic, print and social media had flooded lives of individuals today, WC said these were outlets for information, healing, building and restoring trusts for some, while for others these were tool to question, intimidate, destroy, deter and extinguish people’s desire and aspirations. May God help the Nagas stay upright, it added. It may be mentioned, the Government of India’s representative for Naga peace talks, RN Ravi, held an informal meeting with Khango-led NSCN (K) on January 10, 2019. Ravi had told Nagaland Post that NSCN (K) will participate in the peace process along with Working Committee of the NNPGs”.

‘Mini Hornbill’ will camouflage other tribal festivals, says Azo

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PHEK, JAN 17 (NPN): NPF legislator Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu has expressed his utter dismay over usage of the term “Mini Hornbill” to coin tribal festivals. Speaking on Day-3 of the ongoing Sükrünye 2019 Mini Hornbill Festival here on Thursday, Azo remarked that the term “Mini Hornbill” would camouflage

the real meaning of tribal festivals. “If we are to promote every tribal festival, we must promote them by their true nomenclature,” he emphasised. According to him, the term “Hornbill” used at the annual cultural extravaganza in Kohima was okay as it was a conglomeration of different tribal festivals. He, however, said usage of original nomenclature of the tribal festivals must be encouraged and, therefore, “Mini Hornbill” must be done away with. He also stressed on the importance of keeping alive the traditions and culture and their preservation in this fast changing world. While celebrating the joyous festival, Azo said Sükrünye was also meant to purify and sanctify oneself. He added that in the modern

Scribe murder case: Dera chief, 3 others get lifer

Ram Rahim Singh (File)

CHANDIGARH, JAN 17 (IANS): A special CBI court in Panchkula on Thursday sentenced Dera Sacha Sauda sect chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh to life imprisonment in the murder case of journalist Ram Chander Chhatrapati. The court also sentenced his three close aides, Krishan Lal, Kuldeep Singh and Nirmal Singh, who were also found guilty of the murder of Chhatrapati in 2002, to life imprisonment. Ram Rahim and the three others were convicted by the CBI court on January 11. All the four were convicted under Section 302 (murder) and 120-B (criminal conspiracy) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). (Full report on p-7)

NE needs more funds to catch up with others: FFC

AGARTALA, JAN 17 (PTI): Fifteenth Finance Commission (FFC) has endorsed the view of ‘North East Vision 2020’ document that says the region needs more funds to catch up with the rest of the country, the panel’s chairman N K Singh said Thursday. A 15-member team of the commission, headed by Singh, on Thursday received a memorandum from the Tri[ura government and held a meeting with chief minister Biplab Kumar Deb and council of ministers. “We endorse the view recorded in the document of the North East Region Vision 2020 that the region needs ample funds to catch up with the rest of the country. We will consider the view while recommending (Cont’d on p-7) funds,” Singh said.

world, one had to sanctify in Christian way and improvise the culture and tradition that were being revived. He remarked that certain culture and traditional practices should be kept alive, but noted that practices that were totally unacceptable in today’s society in the Christian world should be buried and forgotten. Commenting on the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016, the NPF MLA warned about the danger lurking around, if implementation of the Act was allowed. “We can’t become second class citizens in our own land. We can’t allow some foreigners to come and control or rule us. I can’t allow that to happen to my people during my leadership,” he asserted.

Congress trains its guns on Ajit Doval Says NSA’s son opened hedge fund in Cayman Islands after note ban NEW DELHI, JAN 17 (PTI): Congress on Thursday alleged National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval’s son Vivek started a hedge fund in Cayman Islands days after demonetisation and demanded a probe by the Reserve Bank into FDI inflows from the tax haven. Addressing a press conference here days after a media report highlighted the same issue, Senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh also asked RBI to make public details of FDI inflows from Cayman islands since demonetisation, which he claimed were to the tune of Rs 8,300 crore during 201718 and equalled total funds flowing into India between 2000 to 2017. Ramesh, however, did not substantiate his allegations with any documentary evidence. There was no immediate comment available from either Doval or his son and his company. Ramesh alleged that a hedge fund

(L-R) Ajit Doval and son Vivek Doval. (File)

GNY Asia was opened in Cayman Islands on November 21, 2016, 13 days after demonetisation, with Vivek as one of its directors. He also alleged that while there are three more directors of GNY, one of them is Don W Ebanks whose name appears in Panama’s ‘Paradise papers’ also referred as ‘Panama papers’. Alleging that “there is certainly a link between demonetisation and FDI inflows from Cayman islands”, he said this is a “round tripping of money” and demanded a probe. “There should be a probe into the FDI that came into the country from Cayman Islands after demonetisation,” he demanded, saying, “GNA owes an explanation to the country”. “What is the role of GNY Asia in FDI inflows. We de-

Meghalaya mine: Navy divers detect body Correspondent

SHILLONG, JAN 17: Indian Naval divers have captured pictures of a body inside a 370-feet flooded coal mine at Ksan village in East Jaintia Hills district, using an underwater ROV (remotely operated vehicle) at a depth of approx 160 feet and 210 feet inside a rat-hole mine. “The body has been pulled up to the mouth of the mine and will be the extracted out under the supervision of doctors,” the Navy spokesperson said in a tweet. The families of the trapped miners inside an illegal a 370-feet flooded coal mine in Meghalaya on Thursday said they want the “dead bodies” of the miners to be taken out of the coal mine as per the order of the Supreme Court. The body was detected 32 days after the miners were trapped inside the mine on December 13. With the dead body showing

Naval divers look at the captured pictures in Ksan area of East Jaintia Hills, Thursday. (PTI)

sign of decomposition, the district authorities sought the consent of the family members of the trapped miners to furnish their views by Friday on whether to take out the dead body from the ill-fated coal mine. “The deputy commissioner (FM Dopth) invited the family members of the victims to view the video provided by the UROV that the body

NDPP seeks to allay confusion over Citizenship Bill CAB needs to be dealt with DIMAPUR, JAN 17 (NPN): Seeking to allay confusion in the minds of the people in view of the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016 (CAB) in the context of Nagaland vis-à-vis Article 371A, the Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) Thursday contended that the Article 371A which states “notwithstanding anything in this Constitution, no Act of Parliament in respect of…” meant that despite of what was in the constitution, no Act of parliament shall apply to the state of Nagaland unless the Legislative Assembly of Nagaland by a resolution so decides. NDPP through its media & communication committee maintained that in the present context, determining whether a person was a Naga citizen, along with his or her rights and privileges, rests upon the village institutions (eg vil-

lage councils). It said village institutions were the keepers of traditional and customary laws, practices and procedure, not the government. NDPP said such has been the customary practices of Nagas since time immemorial, which has been further strengthened and protected by Article 371A of the Constitution of India. Taking this into consideration, NDPP said the Government of India gave further protection to Nagaland by bringing the State under the purview of the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation Act 1873 (BEFRA), wherein the Inner Line Permit (ILP) is issued in order to safeguard the Nagas, their Citizenship along their rights and privileges from being diluted and to maintain the sanctity of the Naga identity. Therefore, NDPP said BEFRA was one of the pillars to safeguard the Naga citizenship through the

exercise of the ILP. Further, it said the foundations of the Naga customary law was to preserve and protect the rights, privileges and the citizenship of the Naga people, which has been protected under the gambit of Article 371A in its totality. “It will definitely not be wise in viewing Article 371A on a microscopic point of view but rather it should be viewed on a much wider perspective since the Article 371A is a special provision given to the state of Nagaland by the GoI....” it stated. Stating that only Dimapur was not covered by the ILP, NDPP said it would be the endeavour of the party to impress upon the government to ensure that BEFRA and the ILP were implemented in toto in the entire state of Nagaland including Dimapur and to ensure strict implementation of the ILP. NDPP also said that if the CAB did become an Act

the Nagaland Legislative Assembly has the provisions of Article 371A not to implement the Act in the state of Nagaland. “This will also not be the first time that the NLA will be referring to the provisions of Article 371A in not implementing an Act of parliament as there have been precedence’s in the past,” NDPP said. It cited that NLA decided not to implement the Constitution 73rd Amendment 1992 on the grounds that infringed upon the provisions of Article 371A of the Constitution. Therefore, it said Nagaland has since been exempted from Part IX of the constitution of India that pertains to the Panchayati Raj System since the Nagaland Village & Area Council Act 1978 was already in effect that conforms to Naga traditional and customary laws, practices and procedures.

mand that the Reserve Bank makes public all funds from where money has come into the country from Cayman Islands,” Ramesh told reporters. He said RBI should publish details of all those who brought in money from Cayman islands. Ramesh also sought to know what are the relations between Vivek Doval’s fund GNY Asia and Zeus Capital, another company in which his brother Shaurya Doval has business interests. CPI-M leader Sitaram Yechury also demanded answers from Doval and cited a media report on the issue to allege that the role of PMO and its top security official was under a “dark shadow”. Cayman Islands are an autonomous British Overseas territory in the western Caribbean Sea, which is considered a tax haven.

pragmatic approach: CNTC

DIMAPUR, JAN 17 (NPN): Voicing out its concern over the contentious Citizenship (Amendment) Bill (CAB) 2016, the Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) Thursday asserted that the bill, which has invited strong opposition from every corner, needed to be dealt with “a very pragmatic approach” by the Nagas. CNTC through its media cell said mere opposing or going against bill was not the solution. “This is also no time for political parties to engage in bickering and blame games but come together to save ourselves from the impending doom,” it stated. Re m i n d i n g N a g a s to be realistic and realise that they, as an indigenous people, were equipped and blessed with many privileges and rights, the CNTC, (Cont’d on p-7) however, said despite of all

such provisions, Nagas have failed themselves as a whole on many issues and fronts. It stated that failure to control the unabated influx of illegal immigrants in Nagaland was one major issue where Nagas have failed to address genuinely. The council affirmed that Nagas being a small, vulnerable population “cannot ever compromise of Nagaland being converted into dumping ground for illegal immigrants”. CNTC, however, said Nagas have not much been able to go further except “bickering and writing mighty words in the media.” Over the decades, CNTC said the respective state governments, tribes hohos, civil society groups, student organisations and the public have miserably failed to tackle the issue of illegal immigrants. (Cont’d on p-7)

has sign of decomposition and all efforts to retrieve the same,” rescue spokesperson Reginald Susngi said. “As per expert opinion it (body) will lead to a total disintegration. The body has been pulled up to 100 feet from 210 feet position originally detected from the shaft and many body parts have started to disengage,” Susngi stated.

Kevitsielezo Phizo passes away Correspondent

KOHIMA, JAN 17 (NPN): Ke v i t s i e l e z o (Gu-u) Phizo, son of late AZ Lt. K. Phizo P h i z o, f r o m Khonoma village, passed away at his residence, mission compound here Thursday evening after a prolonged illness. He was 66 and survived by his wife Medovino, three sons and one daughter. Gu-u was a businessman and the second youngest children of AZ Phizo. His funeral service would be held at Ura Academy Hall mission Friday at 12 noon. CM condoles: Expressing shock and grief over the demise of Kevitsielezo, the state chief minister, Neiphiu Rio, said in his demise, Nagas have lost a good soul and the void left by his demise cannot be filled easily. (Cont’d on p-7) K Y M C

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Justice urges lawyers to be agent of change

Justice N. Kotiswar Singh along with NBA members during its golden jubilee launching programme in kohima on Thursday. (NP). Correspondent

KOHIMA, JAN 17 (NPN): Nagaland Bar Association (NBA) launched its yearlong golden jubilee celebration under the theme “celebrating our past, inspiring the future” with Gauhati High court justice N. Kotiswar Singh gracing the occasion as special guest held at Gauhati High court Kohima bench room on Thursday.

Justice Singh in his address said the lawyer has commendable role to play in order to shape the society and reminded them to express their views freely without being bonded or dictated by any law. However, he said that freedom came with responsibility and as such, Naga lawyers have important role to play in judiciary system to address the various pertaining issues of the society and

urged them to be the agent of positive change. Justice Singh advised the senior lawyers to nurture the younger lawyers not only on legal point but with their experience. Justice said he was impressed with the bar association members’ activities and encouraged them to continue the commendable job. President, Nagaland Bar Association (NBA) Talitsungba said the yearlong

celebration would impart basic legal education to the mass in almost all the district with specific theme and the jubilee theme. Stressing on the legal system of Naga society, he said Naga society has been deeply rooted into social custom and practices, but in modern society, custom and social practices alone was not sufficient to administer social harmony. He also highlighted the various hurdles and strug-

gles of the bar association in the last 50 years including humiliation and harassment by the society. He claimed that Naga society has been awakened about the value of the law from the cocoon of social custom and practices through vibrant effort of the bar association by few lawyers those days. He said lawyers are the torch bearers of the society and today Nagas have good numbers of lawyers to speak out the right and duty of the citizen. He said NBA has raised the issue of recruitment of subordinate judiciary officers and higher judiciary officers which is to be made through selection test and not pick and choose or to be nominated. In this regard, he informed that the government of India has acknowledged their concern and said it was commendable job done by NBA. He opined that justice and law should be of different departments so that executive interference in the appointment of higher judiciary can be avoided.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 2019

Mimkut Mini Hornbill Festival celebrated

Deputy chief minister, Y.Patton with other dignitaries after unveiling the monolith on Thursday. (Dy.CM Media Cell) DIMAPUR: Third day programme of 8th state level Mimkut Mini Hornbill Festival was graced by deputy chief minister, Y. Patton on January 17 at Athibung town, Peren. According to DIPR report, Patton reminded the gathering to not forget the great man late Lengjang Kuki who was one of the members to sign the Simon Commission in 1929. He also extended greetings to the Kuki com-

Career guidance-cum-motivational KBC to celebrate 75 years of Christianity seminar held in Mokokchung Correspondent

WOKHA, JAN 17 (NPN): Koio Baptist Church (KBC) in Wokha district is set to celebrate its 75 years (Senthan) Jubilee with the theme ‘The Truth Will Set You Free – John 8: 32’ on January 19-20, 2019. The 2-day celebration will be held at the jubilee pandal constructed at Koio village football ground with Lotha Baptist Churches’ Association (LBCA) executive secretary Rev. Nyanchumo Lotha, LBCA president Rev. Dr. L. Tsanso, and former ETC Jorhat principal

Rev. Dr. Ezamo Murry as theme speakers. Nagaland deputy chief minister Yanthungo Patton will also deliver jubilee greetings at the main jubilee celebration. LBCA executive secretary Rev. Nyanchumo Lotha will dedicate the jubilee monolith, LBCA mission and evangelism secretary Rev. L.L. Kikon will dedicate the jubilee pandal hall, Tsungiki Baptist Church pastor Rev. R. Lotha will offer a special prayer of blessings for Koio villagers, Longsa Baptist Church pastor Rev. L.K.

Tsanglao will offer a prayer in commemoration of those villagers who have passed away, Wokha Town Baptist Cuhrch pastor Rev. S. Thungrio Khuvung will offer a special prayer of blessings for daughters of Koio who have married outside, and Okotso Baptist Church pastor Rev. O. Yipomo Ngullie will conduct the dedication service. Meanwhile, the KBC 75 Years Jubilee Organizing Committee has requested all to kindly remember the village in their prayers as they celebrate 75 years of Christianity in Koio village.

Health camp for child health screening

Students and resource persons at Senayangba Government Hr Secondary DIMAPUR: On the initiative of P.B. Acharya, Governor of Nagaland, a health School, Mokokchung. screening camp is being organized in colDIMAPUR: Career guid- yangnokcha Government ed the career guidance laboration with the Naga Chetana Project ance-cum-motivational Hr secondary school and seminar. Students were co- sponsored by Indian Medical Assoseminar was conducted at Senayangba Government informed about various ciation and Chetana Trust of Mangaluru, Mokokchung district by Hr secondary school. Re- courses available in every Karnataka for screening of children from EduAide in collaboration source persons were Dr. stream after completing 0 to 18 years aimed at early detection and with Ao Students Confer- S.K Chauhan, Director, 12th standard. They were management of the 4 Ds- defects at birth, ence (AKM) from January Alpine Institute, Deh- encouraged to choose their diseases, deficiencies and development 16 to 17. radun; Moanaro, senior courses with proper career delays including disabilities prevalent in A press release from manager, Tata Consulting planning according to their children. Divine Bridge Ministries, Engineers Limited and skills, interest and ability. According to DIPR report, children New Delhi, founder direc- Supongchiten, irector, Di- In addition to this, they diagnosed with illnesses will be provided tor Supongchiten stated vine Bridge Ministries, were given motivational free follow up including surgeries at terthat, the seminars were New Delhi. tips and techniques to pre- tiary level, as per RSBK Model costing held at Queen Mary Hr More than 200 HSS- pare well for their upcom- under NUM. The visiting team of doctors Secondary School, Ma- LC final aspirants attend- ing HSSLC exam. comprising of various specialties: Dr. U.V.

Tsungkamneo festival celebrated at Pungro

Public and dignitaries at the Tsungkamneo festival. DIMAPUR: Tsungkamneo festival, one of the premier festivals of Yimchungru tribe was held with pomp and gaiety at Pungro town hosted by YTC at subtreasurer YTC Pungro on January 16. A press release from Yimchungru Tribal Council (YTC) media cell stated K

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that, speaking on the occasion as special invitee, EAC Pungro Wiridin emphasized on the importance of culture and tradition and urged the peoples to preserve one’s identity in order to keep it alive. The significance of Tsungkamneo was highlighted by Musumong Hd

GB Pungro while folk songs were performed by Shorih Colony and Forest Ward Pungro. Earlier, the programme was chaired by social and cultural secretary YTC, Kinan. Welcome address was delivered by executive chairman YTC Shelimthong, while invocation was pronounced pastor

PTBC, Yimto. Vote of thanks was proposed by convenor local festival committee Shellen and benediction by catechist, St. Paul Parish Pungro, Throngji Samuel. The programme was attended by HoDs of Pungro ADC Hq and various leaders of civil societies.

Shenoy, MD, PhD (Child Developmental Interventionist), Dr. Satish Rao, MD (Psychiatrist), Dr. K.R. Kamath, D.Ortho, DNB (Orthopedician), Dr. Sabita, MBBS, DGO (Gynaecologist), Dr. Asha Hegde, MD (Pediatrician), Dr. Amitesh Narayan. MPT, PhD (Physiotherapist). Dr. Padma Baliga, MSc, PhD (Child Educationist) and Anil Ramanujam (Ophthalmic Specialist) will be available during the camp. Free health screening camp will be for children from 0 to 18 years and will be held at the following locations: District Hospital Dimapur: January 21 to 23 from 9.30 am onwards; Naga Hospital Kohima : January 24 to 25 from 9.30 am onwards. All parents and children have been requested to avail the services for screening.

munity on behalf of the government of Nagaland on the occasion. Patton was accompanied by Kashiho, minister for Soil, Geology & Mining; Kazheto Kinimi, advisor CAWD; Dr. Longri Niken, advisor for Directorate of Treasury & Border Affairs; H Haiying, advisor for Printing & Stationary; Namri Nchang, advisor Water Resources Department. The function started

news in Brief USLP Kohima-Dimapur zone co-ordination meeting: United Sangtam Likhum Pumji (USLP) has convened its co-ordination meeting of KohimaDimapur zone on January 22, 10 am at Tsithrongse village. All the members of the USLP advisory board, legal advisors, USGOU, AST Kohima and Dimapur zone, SPFDD, public leaders, retired officers, union president and his colleagues/council chairmen/GBs have been requested to attend the meeting. AMEN-u emergency meeting: Association of Mechanical Engineers Nagaland (unemployed) (AMEN-u) has convened an emergency meeting of all its members on January 19, 11 am at NSF conference hall near Deputy Commissioner’s office. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. F&CS deptt informs: Food and Civil Supplies department (F&CS) has informed all FPS/village councils of Kohima centre that the PHH and AAY food-grains will be released from January 21 onwards between 10.30 am to 4 pm. Therefore, the concerned FPS/village councils are directed to collect their respective quota within the stipulated period: Kezocha circle villages and Merema, Tsiese Basa & Bawe, Thizama & Rusoma on January 21; Jakha circle villages on January 22; Kohima sadar and Secu circle villages on January 23 and Kohima town FPS on January 24 to 25. DDBGA meeting rescheduled: Dimapur District GB’s Association (DDGBA) has informed that emergency executive meeting will be held on January 18, 10 am and not on 19 as published earlier. Meeting will be held at Science Centre, behind Hotel Saramati, Dimapur. Further, all the 8 administrative units’ presidents and executive members and one GB of all 16 tribes have been requested to attend the meeting positively. The nomination paper for new office bearers will also be issued during the meeting hours.

ICAR-KVK skill oriented training held at Nyang village DIMAPUR: ICAR-KVK Longleng organized a fiveday skill oriented training programme on “Recent advances in horticulture for entrepreneurship” from January 11 to 15 at at Nyang village, Longleng district. A press release from course coordinator SMS (Horti), KVK Longleng, RK Roshan stated that, resource persons from different discipline namely Dr. R K Roshan, SMS (horticulture), KVK Longleng, Dr. K. L. Meena, sr. scientist and head, KVK Longleng, Dr. Lily Ngullie, SMS (animal science), KVK Longleng, Thungchanou E., programme assistant (home science), KVK Longleng gave lecture and conducted demonstration on different aspects of recent advances in horticulture. Altogether 28 farmers from Nyang village successfully attended the training programme. Post training assessment was conducted for the participants and C. Bonghem, P.Mongnyei and S. Pongie got the first, second and third best participants award respectively. Input like garden tools, seeds, fertilizers were distributed as part of the programme.

with Mimkut theme song. Welcome address and presentation was delivered by Alun Hangsing, secretary to government of Nagaland. Highlights of the programme were presentation of melody by Irine Gangte, seventeen tribes unity dance by KSU Chumukedima, YSU Phaipijang and YSU Dimapur, tribal music display by men & women and Kuki cultural troupes from various villages.

Excise MS seizes IMFL

Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu releasing the book “Tsie Teiu Nu Kepethadie Kro Puo” (Moral lessons of the present age) by Khrinyio Lerou at jubilee memorial hall, Chakhesang Baptist Church, Kitsubozou. Seen in picture, prof. D. Kuolie, Shürhozelie Leizietsu and Khrinyio Leruo. (NP)

DIMAPUR: Excise mobile squad duty party have seized 556 bottles of IMFL and 215 litres of country liquor on January 16. According to Superintendent of Excise (MS), Katoho Sumi, the IMFL and country liquor were seized during prohibition duty in and around Dimapur town. Sumi said that county liquor was destroyed on the spot while the IMFL were kept at the unit malkhana for destruction. Meanwhile, the superintendent of excise mobile squad has urged the public to be vigilant and report to the concerned department of such illegal activities.

A huge quantity of IMFL was destroyed on January 16 in Wokha in the presence of district administration, Police and prosecuting staff. The consignment included many different brands of IMFL seized on different occasions. (DIPR) K

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 2019

nagalandpost.com Poll Q . : Is the progress of the construction of 4-lane along NH 29 satisfactory? 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

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against BJP in 2019 a practical possibility?  Yes  No  Can’t say

WEATHER FORECAST January 18

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Hazy sunshine

28 11

Aizawl

Plenty of sunshine; pleasant

Guwahati Hazy sunshine Imphal

22 8 25 10

Plenty of sunshine; pleasant

Itanagar Sunny; comfortable

24 5 22 8

Shillong

Hazy sunshine

18 3

Kohima

Sunshine, not as warm

19 6

Dimapur Sunny; pleasant Mkg

Hazy sunshine; not as warm

Tuensang Plenty of sunshine; cooler

24 11 21 6 12 4

Hazy sunshine; cooler

18 10

Zunheboto Hazy sunshine; cooler

18 4

Wokha

Schools not less important: Kikheto State BJP attends national

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KOHIMA, JAN 17 (NPN): Commissioner and secretary, Finance and Land Resource Department, Y. Kikheto Sema said schools are no less important than the churches. Speaking at the opening ceremony of 2nd Khiamniungan Sports Council Meet 2019 at Pathso Area Public Ground, Pathso, Sema urged the communities to accord equal importance to schools which were in dilapidated condition stating that schools are the future of society. He regretted that communities are more focused on constructing magnificent church buildings and neglected the schools where their children are sent for education for the future. “Our people wanted to build magnificent church buildings, but they neglected our schools, which was not wise” he said. Kikheto said schools are centre of knowledge to build future communities but have failed to understand the value of education and urged communities and leaders to give equal focus on education and spirituality. He added that churches are mostly for Sunday while schools are serving

Kikheto addressing at the NEC meet. (NP)

dual purposes-for students during daytime and cattle at night and said it was the bounden duty of the communities to support the government for all round development, adding that spoon feeding days are over. “School buildings should be better than churches” he said. Lauding the Khiamniungan people for their honesty, humbleness and hardwork the commissioner secretary urged them to extend all possible support to the government for progress in all fields and also asked Khiamniungans to be united for development. He pointed out that one reason for the state being slow in development was due to disunity and internal rift in the society and asked

people to remain united for speedy development reminding that northeast was blessed with rich resources but could not be tapped due to disunity and fissure among the communities. Kohima Sumi Hoho (KSH) president, Dr. Vinito Chishi in his short speech said the intention of Sumi Hoho was to build and strengthen relationship with other Naga communities and that was how Sumi Hoho and Khiamniungan Tribal Council (KTC) have been cordially working together. KTC president, L. Ngon also insisted that Naga people work together for all round development of the state. He said coming together of Sumi Hoho and KTC way back in 2006 was a right decision towards

a common goal. He also said fragmented society cannot progress and that leaders should avoid divisive politics. Khiamniungan Sports Council president, T. Elo in his presidential address said KSC was formed in 2016 with an aim to uplift and encourage the upcoming youngsters in the field of games and sports and to promote indigenous games. He said the KSC wanted promote platform to the youth to expose their talents. “Over and above among the indigenous games, crossbow shooting competition is one of the main events and it is been taken up in every sports meet” he said. Elo said in the first Naga Olympic game held at Dimapur, Khiamniungans got 18 out of 26 gold medals from Tuensang district. Also KSC FC emerged as champion of Tuensang District Football Association tournament in 2018. While in the recently concluded Northeast Olympics Games held in Manipur, Tsuchoi and Songmo won the gold medals for the Khiamniungans and Naga community. Later the Meet was kicked off by Kikheto in the presence of KTC and KSC officials and public leaders.

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DIMAPUR: Nagaland state BJP team attended two-day national convention of the party at Ram Lilla Ground, New Delhi from January 11 to 12. A press release from BJP Nagaland state general secretary, Jaangsillung Gonmei stated that, flag hoisting ceremony was jointly undertaken by prime minister Modi, national BJP president Amit Shah and former national BJP presidents L. K. Advani and Murli Manohar Joshi, in the presence of the chief ministers and deputy chief ministers of the states. Amit Shah gave the presidential address whereby, he highlighted the progress of the party during his term and the prospects and challenges that lie ahead for the party and the nation. All the union ministers of the cabinet committee present, Nitin Gadkari, Sushma Swaraj, Nirmala Sitharaman, Arun Jaitley and Rajnath Singh, addressed the convention, each with a perspective

of their respective departments. From the North East, Himanta Biswa Sarma minister of Finance, Assam and convenor of NEDA, addressed the convention highlighting various aspects of the policies pertaining to the North Eastern States. On the second and final day, the Modi gave the valedictory address whereupon, he dwelt in detail on several important issues that were addressed by the party’s government in the last few years and provided clarifications and explanations.The national convention passed three resolutions on political, agriculture and welfare of the poor. On the 12th evening after the convention, a meeting was held on the preparation for the forth coming parliamentary elections. All the state presidents, state general secretaries and organisation incharges attended. Nagaland was represented by the state president Temjen Imna Along, minister for Higher and Technical Education,

state secretary (Org) Ananta Mishra, state general secretaries Jaangsillung Gonmei and Kavili Achumi. Prime minister Modi, Amit Shah and national general secrtary (Org) Ramlal, addressed and interacted with the members and laid out the programmes to be implemented. The state BJP team comprising of 86 party legislators and state party officials, state frontal presidents, parliament committee members, core committee members, national council member P. Paiwang Konyak, minister of Transport and CA, chairmen of state boards, former state presidents, district presidents and district general secretaries, led by the state president Temjen Imna Along, minister of Higher and Technical Education and deputy chief minister Y. Patton, The convention was massive gathering of more than 12,000 (twelve thousand) registered delegates from all over the country.

KBCA first mission convention at PBC NBBS which is the only Bible School in the entire Naga inhabited areas in Myanmar. NBBS presented a certificate of appreciation to KBCA Ethnic Mission for partnering with them and supporting them to achieve their dream of having a theological seminary by the year 2020. Hundreds of delegates from neighbouring Pfütsero

town and Lekromi village as well as the Kuzhami churches of Kohima and Chumukedima attended the convention with much anticipation and excitement. Convention also saw the participation of KBCA leaders and pastors along with their church choirs, various bands and soloists singing and praising God.

Team One Peren kicked off its second tour 2019 from Peren town on January 16 under the theme “Back to Roots Tour”. The tour started from Peren town-via-Tening, towards Manipur i.e. Ketang, Tamei, Senapati, Makuilongdi, Maram, Ze-Nnui and will culminate on January 19 at Peren Town. The objective behind the tour is to take cognizance of their ancestral land through their adventure. (PC Wirangbo Namdau)

Children performing during the convention.

a debt not only to God but also the pioneer missionaries who came to the Naga Hills.” Nagas can fulfill this debt by giving “our best” for God. President of Ser ve India Ministries (SIM), Ebenezer Samuel who oversees over 8,000 pastors and their ministries all over India inspired the congregation to be part of the great work that God was doing in India. He tactfully shared the love of God and reminded the gathering that a Christian who does not tell others about Jesus needs to question themselves whether they are truly a disciple or a follower of Jesus. Youth With a Mission (YWAM) team from Guwahati, led by missionary Adam challenged the gathering, particularly the young people through their testimonies and the Word of God. Adam challenged the present generation to fulfill the call of God to the previous generation to send out

ten thousand missionaries. Thang, lecturer, Naga Baptist Bible School (NBBS), Myanmar shared the achievements and the vision of

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DIMAPUR: First mission convention of Kuzhami Baptist Churches Association (KBCA) was held at Pfütseromi Baptist Church (PBC), Phek with the theme, “Arise, Go – Lighting the Fire of Mission” from January 12 to 13. A press release from KBCA Ethnic Mission chairman, pastor Neikko Mero stated that, India Missions Association (IMA) general secretary Rev. Dr. Wati Longkumer reminded the gathering of the historic pledge that was made at neighbouring Pfütsero town to send out 10,000 missionaries. He challenged each individual as well as the church to participate in fulfilling the pledge by being either one who Goes - being a missionary or one who Sends - supporting a missionary. He also painted the changing scenario of missions and being a missionary in the world today and challenged the gathering saying that “Nagas have

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Madhav urges AGP to reconsider decision

Guwahati, Jan 17 (PTI): BJP general secretary Ram Madhav appealed to the Asom Gana Parishad on Thursday to reconsider its decision to snap ties with the party over the contentious citizenship bill last week. Madhav, who is also the incharge of the Bharatiya Janata Party in the Northeast, sought to allay apprehensions regarding the bill, saying it was not only for Assam or the Northeast, but for the entire country. Among those opposing the bill, there are some who are genuinely concerned “whom we respect”, but there are also some who are opposing only for their “political interests”, Madhav said at a press conference here. There are others like the United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA), who are opposing the bill to “disturb” peace and create unrest, he added. The AGP had on January 7 pulled out of the BJPled coalition government in Assam, after its “last-ditch attempt” to convince the Centre to withdraw the proposed legislation failed. The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2019, which was passed in the Lok Sabha on January 8, seeks to provide citizenship to nonMuslims from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan. Three AGP ministers had resigned from the Assam cabinet the next day.

Kaziranga University holds convocation DIMAPUR, Jan 17 (NPN): Kaziranga University, one of North-East premier universities, conducted its 5th annual convocation ceremony on January 13 at the University campus in Koraikhowa, Jorhat. Attended by several notable guests and luminaries, the convocation was graced by Assam chief minister, Sarbananda Sonowal. Guests of honour were Ashok Mittal, Chancellor, Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar and six time World Amateur Boxing Champion Padma Bhushan M.C Mary Kom. The ceremony was presided by chancellor of Kaziranga University, Dr. Murli Dhar Khetan. During the ceremony, 405 young men and women from across different schools of the University were awarded degrees as they officially graduated from the University. The University also conferred Honorary Doctorate degrees to two exemplary individuals, Padma Shri Jadav Payeng, Assam’s very own ‘Forest Man’ and former World and Olympic Champion Padma Bhushan Abhinav Bindra in absentia.

Ram Madhav (File)

“ We a p p e a l t h e m (AGP) to reconsider their decision to leave the alliance as we went together to the people before the elections and also fought the assembly polls together. “That is why Chief Minister Sabananda Sonowal has not forwarded the three AGP ministers’ resignation letters to the governor for acceptance as the mandate of the people was for an alliance. We respect the people’s mandate and appeal the AGP to reconsider its decision,” Madhav said. On some of the state BJP legislators coming out publicly against the bill, Madhav said, “They have a genuine concern. They will go to Delhi and we will explain to them to allay their apprehensions”. The civil society, student unions and regional political parties are protesting against the bill in northeastern states, fearing that their identities would be affected. “A situation has been

created in Assam by creating a fear psychosis to stall the work of the high-level committee set up by the Centre to go into Clause 6 of Assam Accord. “We understand that under such circumstances it is normal to be concerned. I assure that all measures will be taken so that the identity of Assam is not affected,” he said. Clause 6 of the Assam Accord, 1985, envisages constitutional, legislative and administrative safeguards to protect, preserve and promote the cultural, social, linguistic identity and heritage of the Assamese people. “There is no need for the uncalled for concerns among the people as legislative and administrative measures are being taken to protect the identity, language and culture of Assam and the other northeastern states,” the BJP leader asserted. “I want to remove the lie that is being spread... I am confident that after telling the truth to the people, they will understand our standpoint,” he said. “The government will keep in view its obligation to the refugees, the minorities of erstwhile Pakistan, as well as the interests of the people of Assam and the northeast region... That is why I appeal to those spreading misinformation to stop it,” Madhav said.

Anti-CAB protest: School students to boycott R-Day Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jan 17: Stud e n t s o f G ove r n m e n t Higher Secondary School in Imphal on Thursday announced boycotting the Republic Day and other national occasions as protests against Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016 continued unabated in Manipur. “We have decided not to participate in the celebrations of Republic Day and Independence Day of India,” said N Nobinchandra, general secretary of student union of Johnston Higher Secondary School, Imphal, one of the oldest higher secondary in Manipur. He alleged the present government at the Centre of attempting to eliminate the smaller ethnic people of Manipur and other Northeast states by granting citizenships to the migrants who entered into the region illegally. Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2016 was a mechanism to eliminate the ethnic people of the region, he said. Chief minister should also find ways to prevent passage of the Bill by the Rajya Sabha instead of shouting against the bill, he said. Meanwhile, protests against the passage of Bill continued at different parts of the state. The protests were staged at Thangmeiband, Sagolband in Imphal West, Thoubal Keithel in Thoubal district and other parts of the state.

Bru refugees seek LS polling stations in Tripura relief camps Aizawl, Jan 17 (PTI): An umbrella organisation of the thousands of Bru refugees living in Tripura has appealed to Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora to set up polling stations for the Lok Sabha election in their relief camps. Many of the refugees could not vote during the election to the Mizoram assembly held on November 28 last as polling stations for them was erected 70 kilometres away near the state border, the organisation said in a letter to Arora. Around 35,000 Bru

refugees living in six relief camps at Kanchanpur subdivision of North Tripura district are originally from Mizoram. Elderly and ailing people, pregnant women and even many able-bodied persons could not vote as they had to travel 70 km by vehicles to reach Kanhmun village to vote, leading to low poll percentage at those temporary polling stations, Mizoram Br u Displaced People’s Forum (MBDPF) president A Sawibunga, vice-president R Laldawngliana and general secretary Bruno Msha

said in the letter. The state election department had set up 15 temporary polling stations at Mizoram-Tripura border village of Kanhmun to facilitate over 12,000 Bru voters lodged in the relief camps to cast their votes. The letter submitted to Arora in Delhi on Tuesday also claimed that the Bru voters were provided lunch at the polling stations only after casting their votes, leaving many of them extremely hungry while standing in the queue to exercise their franchise.

Students of Tata Institute of Social Science (TISS) Guwahati campus protesting against the management's decision to withdraw financial aid to SC, ST and OBC students from this academic year on Thursday at its campus.

Mizoram bans import of pigs

Guwahati, Jan 17 (Agencies): As an acute and necessary step towards preventing the deadly virus of swine flu in the distaste, the Mizoram government has issued a notice banning the import of pigs and piglets. According to The Sentinel, Swine flu is a disease the virus of which generally transmits from pigs and affects both pigs and humankind and hence, the latest move to prevent swine flu taken by the Mizoram government is commendable. As part of the new order by the government, it has instructed deputy commissioners of all the eight districts of the state for

issuing immediate prohibitory orders on the matter. According to this order, pig and piglets which have so long been imported from other countries will no longer be imported. This has been announced by the Animal Husbandry and veterinary Minister Dr. K Beichhua recently. Notably, it is since 2013, the swine flu virus, namely, porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS) has been costing the lives of over 10,000 swine in Mizoram. Hence, this has been the need of the hour to tackle with this issue and prevent this disease from taking any more life of the pigs. This has been believed

that the pigs and piglets imported from Myanmar have carried the disease virus in them as it is there where the disease was known to be prevalent. Beichhua has also added that although basically the pigs imported from Myanmar are in focus, pigs imported from other countries too have been banned as a move to prevent the outbreak of the PRRS in the state.

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SAINIK SCHOOL PUNGLWA

NOTICE: SL NO. SSPN/QM/311/TDR-01 /2019-20 DATED 18 Jan 19 Refer Tender Notice No SL NO. SSPN/QM/311/TDR-01 /2018-19 DATED 13 Jan 19. The Last date of receipt of forms for registration should be read as 28 Feb 19 instead of 15 Feb 19. Principal DC-57

DEPARTMENT OF POWER, GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND, KOHIMA PUBLIC NOTICE IN-RESPECT OF AGGREGATE REVENUE REQUIREMENT AND TARIFF PETITION FILED BY THE SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER, DEPARTMENT OF POWER, GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND WITH NAGALAND ELECTRICITY REGULATORY COMMISSION FOR FY 2019-20 1. Notice is hereby given to all consumers and stakeholders that the Department of Power, Government of Nagaland a deemed licensee engaged in the distribution and retail sale of electricity has filed before the NERC Kohima, the Multi Year Tariff (MYT) application for determination of Aggregate Revenue Requirement (ARR) of distribution for the control period of 2017-18 to 2019-20 and tariff for retail sale of electricity for the year 2019-20 under section 62 of the Electricity Act, 2003 and NERC (Terms and Conditions for determination of Tariff) Regulations, 2010. The Commission now admitted the Petition of Department of Power and registered the Petition vide case no: 01/2019-20 of 2019-FY 2019-20. The summary of ARR for the year 2019-20 is given in Table below: (Rs. Crores) FY 2017-18 SI.No. Particulars (Projected) 1. Cost of power purchase 323.96 2. Cost of Generation 16.96 3. O&M expenses 166.07 4. Transmission Charges 39.18 5. Interest & Finance Charges 208.34 6. Depreciation 97.20 7. Interest on Working Capital 9.41 8. Return on Equity 124.39 9. Total Revenue Requirement (1 to 8) 985.51 10. Less: Non Tariff Income 10.87 11. Net Revenue Requirement (9-10) 974.64 12. Revenue from retail sale 407.01 13. Revenue Surplus/(Gap) for the year (12-11) (567.63) 1. The distribution losses for the year 2019-20 have been projected at 24.00%. 2. It is proposed to cover the revenue shortfall through additional revenue from proposed Tariff revision. Copies of the filing and application referred to at Para-1 above are available in the offices of the Chief Engineer (D&R), Department of Power Government of Nagaland, Kohima and the Superintending Engineers (Rev), Power Department, Nagaland, Kohima. 3. Interested parties may peruse the said ARR and Tariff proposals and take note thereof during the office hours at the above office of charge. 4. Copies of the above documents can also be obtained from the above office on payment of Rs. 100/- per Petition either in cash or through DD from Chief Engineer (D&R), Department of Power, Government of Nagaland, Kohima. 5. Summary of Tariffs and charges for retail supply of Electricity to consumers proposed by the Department of Power for the year 2019-20 are indicated in the schedule. 6. Objections/suggestions, if any on the ARR filings and Tariff proposals submitted by the Department of Power, Government of Nagaland together with supporting material may be filed with the Secretary, NERC, Kohima, Old MLA Hostel Complex Nagaland, Kohima – 797001 in five copies in person or through registered post so as to reach him on or before 6th Feb 2019. 7. The objections/suggestions as above should be filed in five copies and carry full name and postal address of the person sending the objections and should be supported by an affidavit duly attested. If the objection is filed on behalf of any organization or any class of consumers, it may also be specifically mentioned if the person putting in objections/comments also wants to be heard in person. 8. The NERC after perusing the written objections received in response to this notice may invite such objectors as it considers appropriate for a hearing on the specified dates, which will be notified by the Commission in due course. Superintending Engineer (Rev) Department of Power Government of Nagaland Kohima Issued by DIPR

Summary of Existing and Proposed Tariff Schedule

SI. CATEGORY No. 1 2 A 1 CATEGORY 'A' DOMESTIC (a) 0 to 30 kWh (b) 31 to 100 kWh (c) 101 to 250 kWh (d) > 250 kWh

Existing Rate Rs./kWh 3

Proposed Rate Rs./kWh 4

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4.50 5.40 6.00 7.00

2 CATEGORY 'B' INDUSTRIAL (a) < 500 kWh (b) 501 to 5000 kWh (c) > 5000 kWh

5.25 6.30 7.20

5.80 6.50 7.20

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6.00

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DLF Rs. 11.00 Others Rs. 14.00

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Same as DLF

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9 CATEGORY 'I' TEMPORARY CONNECTION 10 Kutir Jyoti (Point) 11 SINGLE POINT METERED RURAL

12 SINGLE POINT METERED URBAN 4.65 5.50 * Charges for public lighting have to be recovered from the Consumers of Domestic, Commercial, Industrial and Bulk categories at the rates shown below: Domestic Rs. 10 per connection / month Rs. 10 per connection / month Commercial Rs. 15 per connection / month Rs. 15 per connection / month Industrial Rs. 20 per connection / month Rs. 20 per connection / month Bulk Supply Rs. 25 per connection / month Rs. 25 per connection / month DC-54

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Jaitley slams critics of Modi govt M-RVC campaign: Vaccination

New Delhi, Jan 17 (IANS): In a hard-hitting attack on opposition parties, specially the Congress and the Left, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said on Thursday said that a new class of “compulsive contrarians” has emerged after Narendra Modi government came to power and they indulge in “falsehood, subversion and institutional destruction” even if it is against the interest of the country. In a Facebook post, the senior BJP leader, who is in the US for medical treatment, said that the right to campaign for stifling funds to the economy in the name of autonomy, justifying corruption in the name of institutional independence, attacking judges when the verdict is not favourable, manufacturing facts as in the case of Judge Loya’s death and the Rafale deal were indicative of the mindset of the compulsive contrarians. “Free speech and the right to dissent are critical components of a democracy but falsehood, subversion and institutional destruction are not,” he said. Jaitley talked about the press conference by four Supreme Court judges last year and said “it has done more damage to India’s judicial institutions than many would have envisaged.” He accused compulsive contrarians of adopting double standards. “They

Arun Jaitley could concoct arguments even if they went against the general interest of the country. They could masquerade corruption as crusade,” he said. On Justice Loya case, he said that every fact alleged in public space by the compulsive contrarians was “manufactured” and the judge died a natural death due to a cardiac arrest. “The campaign went for months altogether. The Compulsive Contrarians included a retired Judge of the Supreme Court and a former Chief Justice of Delhi High Court. They had no hesitation in allowing themselves to support falsehood without factual verification.” Jaitley said a threejudge Bench of the Supreme Court dismissed every claim made in the case and the judgement was delivered on behalf of the Bench by Justice Dhananjaya Chandrachud. “He was criticised on the social media. What if the same had been delivered by Chief Justice Dipak Misra?

Another vicious campaign of calumny would have been launched against him by the Compulsive Contrarians.” Jaitley said the contrarians have launched an attack on the selection committee headed by the Prime Minister which transferred the CBI Chief. He asked if the norm to give two year fixed tenure to CBI chief had improved its functioning. Referring to Supreme Court Judge A. K. Sikri, who was nominated by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi as his nominee in the selection panel meeting, Jaitely said the member of the Committee “was attacked for a non-existent conflict of interest and the person who had a real conflict of interest and should have refrained from attending the meeting became the accuser.” He said Leader of Congress in Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge was a campaigner for the ousted CBI chief and could not have sat in judgment over his innocence or guilt in the Committee. “His was a text book case of bias. Any honourable man should have recused himself. His dissent as a biased man is non-est. Yet the conflicted man accuses one of the most honourable Judges of a conflict of interest,” he said. Referring to the press conference by four judges of the Supreme Court last year, Jaitley said

it brought judges into public gaze as “factionalized and battling for their own turf space.” He said there are a set of extra-adventurist lawyers practising in the highest Court, as in every other courts whose strategy is to over-awe the court. “They threaten to walk out of cases, they make public comments on judges, use media to intimidate the Court. “Having involved themselves in an ugly public conduct, judges find themselves unable to exercise jurisdiction to stop such conduct by others,” he said adding that former Chief Justice Dipak Misra was “attacked” by the compulsive contrarians. “A precedent has now been legitimised. His successors will find it difficult to escape similar treatment. The threat to the independence of judiciary can also come from the public pressures that these Contrarians exert on Judges.” Jaitley said that “collegium proceedings and conversations in the past two years have been faithfully reported in one particular newspaper (a Compulsive Contrarian), thereby underscoring the nexus.” On RBI, Jaitley said the government in recent months has strongly felt that certain sectors of the economy needed credit and liquidity support. “Every stakeholder in the market

was in agreement with the Government position but the contrarians deflected the credit and liquidity issue to the issue of autonomy. After all the Government was only addressing the autonomous RBI and asking it to resolve the issues which lay in its domain.” Jaitley said the purchase of Rafale combat jets was another case of “concocted falsehood” and pricing, the process, and the offset aspects were upheld by the Supreme Court. “The Contrarians were proved to be liars,” he said. “Nations are built by those with positive mindsets and a national vigour, not by the compulsive contrarians. Didn’t left-liberals find fault with the various actions that Gandhiji took during the freedom movement? Weakening a sovereign elected government and strengthening the unelectable is only a subversion of democracy,” he said. He said the contrarians had picked holes in the proposal to give 10 per cent reservation in education and public jobs to the poor, propagation of Aadhaar and questions were raised over surgical strikes. Jaitley said there are some in the political system who thought that they were born to rule and some, who were part of the ideological left and the ultra-left, obviously found the Modi government wholly unacceptable.

in schools halted by Delhi HC

NEW DELHI, JAN 16 (AGENCIES): The Delhi High Court Tuesday put on hold till further orders the Delhi government’s ambitious plan to conduct a vaccination campaign in schools across the capital to eliminate measles and control rubella, saying the decision lacks consent of parents. The measles-rubella (MR) vaccination campaign was to be conducted within a period of three to four weeks, starting January 16. Justice Vibhu Bakhru, however, in an interim order, suspended the Delhi government’s project and sought the reply of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Delhi government and its Directorate of Education (DoE) by January 21, on a plea stating that no person can be deprived of his life or personal liberty. The court directed the DoE to coordinate with school principals and also issue advertisements through various modes, including national dailies, explaining the vaccine and its benefits. It also directed that the Delhi government seek consent of parents. For this, principals will ask teachers to coordinate with parents to take their consent before their child is vaccinated. Delhi government’s

Delhi High Court standing counsel Ramesh Singh and additional standing counsel Santosh Kumar Tripathi agreed to the court’s direction, and said they will place before the court the steps taken in this regard. Central government standing counsel Monika Arora and advocate Kushal Sharma said around 25 states have run such a campaign successfully. The court, however, directed the government to place their stand before it. The court’s direction came on petition filed by students of various private schools, including Modern School, through their parents. The petition sought to quash the DoE’s December 19, 2018, notification of vaccinating children without obtaining consent of the recipients or their legal guardians. “It is settled principle that choice of an individual,

even in cases of life-saving medical treatment, is an inextricable part of dignity which ought to be protected… The law and procedure, authorising any kind of interference with personal liberty and right to privacy, must also be right, just and fair and not arbitrary, fanciful and oppressive,” the students claimed in their plea. As per the order to schools, all children aged nine months to less than 15 years will be provided with an additional dose of MR vaccine, regardless of previous vaccination status or history of measles/rubellalike illness. Under the MR campaign, the departments of health and education are partnering so students and teachers of all schools actively participate. This will include orientation for officers, principals, teachers and students by experts of the Health Department.

India condemns IITs, IISERs to mentor nearby Nairobi hotel attack BJP leaders visit Amit Shah at AIIMS schools in science & maths: Min

Prakash Javadeka proper training in science and maths so they do not lag behind (in these subjects),” he said. Javadekar was speaking on the sidelines of inauguration of exhibitions- one on futuristic technology and another by the American Museum of Natural History on the future of space exploration, at the Science City as part of the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit. The minister said right pedagogy is required to cultivate the interest of primary school students in these two subjects. “Study shows that once students lag behind in maths or science, the gap increases and they fall behind further. Therefore, it is important how you explain

Ahead of Kolkata rally, Mamata has a warning & prediction for BJP New Delhi: Raising the pitch for defeating the BJP, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday said the mega opposition rally being hosted by her Trinamool Congress on January 19 would sound the “death knell” for the saffron party in the Lok Sabha polls and regional parties would be the deciding factor. The firebrand CM also had a prediction for the BJP. She claimed that the BJP’s seat count in the general elections will not cross more than 125. The number of seats that the state parties will win will be much more than the BJP’s, she added. “The federal parties, that is the regional parties, will be the deciding factor after the elections,” she said. “The rally will sound

the death knell for BJP ... Obviously they (BJP) will not cross more than 125 seats,” she said in reply to a question. Banerjee also visited the Brigade Parade grounds to check arrangements for the rally. Ending days of suspense, BSP chief Mayawati on Thursday confirmed her participation in the mega opposition rally. Mayawati said she will be sending senior party leader Satish Chandra Mishra to join the anti-BJP chorus in Kolkata. Biju Janata Dal (BJD), Telangana CM and Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) President K Chandrashekar Rao (who is calling for a non-BJP and nonCongress front) and CPI are non-committal about their participation.

science and mathematics to them,” he said. According to him, the Modi government has taken many steps to promote the culture of innovation in the country by setting up innovation and incubation centres, allowing start-ups to run even from hostel rooms, launching IMPRINT India initiative, offering Rs 1 lakh per month to the PM Research Fellows, among others. He said over 100 research projects are currently going on in Indian institutes and universities, and the government has so far set up 2,000 Atal Tinkering Labs and will establish another 3,000 such facilities across the country. He said participation in Smart India Hackathon has grown from 40,000 to 1.5 lakh in three years. “On the basis of all this, I am sure our investment in research will grow, and an environment of science, engineering, technology, mathematics, research and attitude of innovation will start in schools...We are encouraging the tendency (among students) to explore solutions to the society’s problems,” he said.

NEW DELHI/ BENGAister Ravi Shankar Prasad Amit Shah, who has been LURU, JAN 17 (IANS): was discharged from the admitted to the AIIMS in Several Bharatiya Janata hospital earlier in the day, Delhi for treatment of swine Party (BJP) leaders, includwhere he was admitted in flue, and linked it to political ing party media coordinator the Pulmonary Medicine developments in the state. Anil Balooni and Minister Department. “Amit Shah has got of State for Health and Prasad, 64, had arrived fever due to panic. He panFamily Welfare Ashwani at the hospital around 8 p.m. icked as some MLAs (of the Congress) have come back. Choubey, on Thursday vison Wednesday. he topples the Congressited AIIMS here where Congress leader mocks IfJD(S) government, then party President Amit Shah Amit Shah’s health he will have vomitting and has been admitted after A senior Congress loose motions. That is why Amit Shah contracting swine flu. leader in Karnataka on he got swine fever,” ConShah, 54, was admitted on Wednesday and is authorities said on Thurs- Thursday mocked the health gress MP B.K. Hariprasad currently under observation day that Union Law Min- condition of BJP President said at a party event here. of the institute’s Director Randeep Guleria. NAGALAND RURAL BANK Union Home Minister (Jointly owned by the Govt. of India, Govt. of Nagaland & State Bank of India) Rajnath Singh is also schedHead Office: AMK Shopping Complex, 2nd Floor, Near Congress Bhawan, D. Block, Kohima – 797 001 uled to visit All India InstiPhone No.0370-2290975(O). Fax No.0370-2291035 Email : nrb_kma@yahoo.com. Website: www.nagalandruralbank.com tute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) later in the day. NOTICE According to AIIMS sources, Shah is stable and Option for pension to Employees/ Officers/ Retirees/ Family members of the deceased employees and Officers. is expected to be discharged soon. Pursuant to the Order dated 25th April 2018 of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in “National President of SLP(C) 39228/2012 regarding grant of Pension to the Employees of RRBs, approval BJP Amit Shahji is doing of DFS, MOF, GOI, Sponsor Bank and in terms of guidelines issued by NABARD and in well. He will be discharged accordance with section 30(1) of the RRB Act, 1976, the Hon'ble Board of Directors of in a day or two. Thanks the Bank in its meeting held on 29th October 2018 has approved Nagaland Rural Bank everyone for your good (Officers and Employees) Service (Amendment) Regulations 2018 and Nagaland wishes!” Balooni tweeted. Rural Bank (Employees') Pension Regulation 2018 and have come into force on “Doctors, post checkth up this mor ning, have 17 December, 2018 the date of publication in the official Gazette of Government of India. The Officers and Employees, Retirees and Family members of the deceased opined that he is recoveremployees/ officers of Nagaland Rural Bank are now eligible to opt for pension. ing well and would soon All Officers / Employees, Retirees and Family members of deceased be discharged. Thank you all for your kind wishes and employees/ officers of Nagaland Rural Bank are advised to submit option in writing several messages. We are in the specific format (available in our Bank's website www.nagalandruralbank. overwhelmed by your affec- com) within 16th May 2019 i.e. 120 days from the date of Notice to become eligible tion,” the BJP tweeted. for pension as per notification at Head Office. Meanwhile, AIIMS Option Format are also available at Head Office.

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AHMEDABAD, JAN 17 (PTI): Union HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar Thursday said the IITs, IISERs and universities in the country will mentor schools located close their campuses to ensure that students do not lag behind in mathematics and science subjects. Highlighting the importance of subjects like science, mathematics, engineering and technology in the 21st century, he said it is vital to foster research tendency among students right from the primary schools. “Maths can be taught in an entertaining way. For the students to study and understand maths and science properly, not very big equipment, but simple ideas are required. Hence, primary school teachers play a big role,” Javadekar told reporters here. “We have decided today- the Modi government has also decided- that IITs, IISERs (Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research), large and good universities will mentor 10-15 nearby schools and ensure that students in those schools are given

NEW DELHI, JAN 17 (IANS): India on Thursday condemned the terror attack at a luxury hotel complex in Kenya’s capital Nairobi that claimed the lives of at least 21 people. “India strongly condemns the horrific terrorist attack in Dusit D2 Hotel and offices complex in Nairobi on January 15, 2019, which caused loss of innocent lives,” the External Affairs Ministry said in a statement. “We stand in solidarity with Kenya at this juncture. “We express our sincere condolences to the families of the victims, as well as to the people and Government of Kenya and wish early recovery to the injured.” The death toll in Tuesday’s attack has increased from 14 to 21, police in Kenya said on Wednesday night. Twenty eight people were admitted to hospitals and five terrorists were eliminated. The victims comprise 16 Kenyans, one Briton, one American, and three people of African descent who have not yet been identified. The Somali jihadi group Al Shabaab, which joined Al Qaeda’s international network in 2012, claimed responsibility for the attack.

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Drama in Karnataka

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hen Karnataka went to the polls on – the outcome was a hung assembly, with the BJP emerging as the largest party, with 104 seats, but failing to win a majority. The popular vote was won by the Congress. BJP won 104 seats with a 36.35 % vote share whereas Congress won 80 seats with a marginally higher vote share of 38.14% than BJP. The Janata Dal (Secular) of the Gowdas won 37 seats with 18.3% of vote share. The Congress had to bite humble pie in accepting H.D.Kumaraswamy as chief minister of the coalition of non-BJP parties. The coalition managed to obtain the support of one BSP and two Independents. It was interesting that the state Governor had decided to go by the spirit of the constitution by inviting the BJP to form the government despite the fact that the Cong-JD(S) coalition having mustered more than the required majority with a total of 120 MLAs. Thus when BJP under former chief minister Yeddyurappa was sworn-in, the short lived government fell even before the trust vote was held because the BJP was woefully short of the simple majority of 112. B.S.Yeddyurappa resigned on May 19,2018 from his post without moving the Supreme Court mandated trust vote in the floor of state Assembly (to prove his majority) barely two and a half days after he was sworn in, beating his own personal record of seven days in 2007. The Congress-JDS coalition under Kumaraswamy took office on May 23,2018 but barely eight months later, simmering discontent rose after the cabinet expansion. The rejig saw some Congress ministers dropped and this sparked the near revolt. According to media reports, the internal differences within the Congress had sparked the near revolt. It was reported that the Congress leaders such as former chief minister Siddaramaiah and another senior leader and cabinet minister in the coalition D.K. Shivkumar. The ego clash between the two leaders was said to be responsible for the crisis within the party legislature. Two independents who withdraw support had stated very clearly that there was no harmony within the coalition(Congress and JDS) while the Congress in particular was wracked with factionalism. The coalition government in Karnataka may survive the threat posed by rebellious MLAs for today but it will be difficult to solve the problem of factionalism within the Congress. The voters of Karnataka have rejected the Congress in the recent assembly election even though the party won a slightly higher percentage of votes. Being in power should make the Congress more circumspect because it is through the backdoor of coalition. Instead ,the Congress leaders remain as arrogant as ever. The Karnataka crisis may have subsided but it is not over because Congress leaders like to behave like generals but who don’t have soldiers. When the 2019 Lok Sabha election is very crucial for the Congress for survival the party is expected to realise that it needs to put up a good show in order to play a role in any government formation. Instead, the Congress leaders act as if the voters cannot do without them. Karnataka is the only state in the south where BJP has a presence. Karnataka gave BJP 17MPs in 2014 and if Congress continues the same way, the BJP could not only retain back the state but also win a good number of seats in 2019.

DailyDevotion The Call of the Natural Life

When it pleased God…to reveal His Son in me… —Galatians 1:15-16 The call of God is not a call to serve Him in any particular way. My contact with the nature of God will shape my understanding of His call and will help me realize what I truly desire to do for Him. The call of God is an expression of His nature; the service which results in my life is suited to me and is an expression of my nature. The call of the natural life was stated by the apostle Paul— “When it pleased God…to reveal His Son in me, that I might preach Him [that is, purely and solemnly express Him] among the Gentiles….” Service is the overflow which pours from a life filled with love and devotion. But strictly speaking, there is no call to that. Service is what I bring to the relationship and is the reflection of my identification with the nature of God. Service becomes a natural part of my life. God brings me into the proper relationship with Himself so that I can understand His call, and then I serve Him on my own out of a motivation of absolute love. Service to God is the deliberate love-gift of a nature that has heard the call of God. Service is an expression of my nature, and God’s call is an expression of His nature. Therefore, when I receive His nature and hear His call, His divine voice resounds throughout His nature and mine and the two become one in service. The Son of God reveals Himself in me, and out of devotion to Him service becomes my everyday way of life.

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Post-mortem

Will Naga integration remain a myth?

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o amalgamate all the Naga inhabited areas within India and beyond is one of the two major aspirations of the Nagas. Whereas, to bring about the lands of the Nagas in Myanmar to be integrated with Naga territories in India is but international issue. However, integration of Naga territories in NE India is permissible under Art 4 of the Constitution of India. Whereas, we have already been apprised of by GOI that out of the ongoing Naga political negotiations, the Naga territorial integration remains non-negotiable lest it is perused through democratic process as mentioned above. Also, the Naga negotiating teams too divulged the ground realities to Naga people despite subsequent egoistic assertions at times. And as for my understanding of the situation, any political solution evolved out of the ongoing negotiations will be without territorial integration. Nevertheless, sovereignty and integration are the aspirations of the Nagas, and it will remain so till we achieve it. Whereas, it is pertinent for the Nagas to introspect our determination in upholding and promoting the avowed political agendas. By resolutions, by public declarations collectively or otherwise and by preaching every Naga claims to be the champion of Naga cause. Yet, look at how farcical we are: 1.Nagas are so obsessed to continue talking about integration of the lands of Nagas, but we deliberately refuse to unite our hearts through reconciliation which is the prerequisite

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for the purpose. Let’s not forget how we refused to positively respond to the mediation of the American Baptist leaders in 1997. 2. What is the logic of talking about Naga sovereignty and integration when we have not less than 10 Naga national governments now. 3. What relevance for one to talk about Naga unity when every Naga is hell bent to place personal agenda above the common agenda. 4. What does it matter for one to give angelic statements when he can never walk the talk. Not because of being a pessimist or optimist, but the above are the challenges. How Naga integration will be possible? We know well that resolutions after resolutions by Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) on Naga integration is just a mere monologue. Soliloquy is not the answer here. It has to be collectively cohesive. The 13th Clause of the 16Points Memorandum expressed the desire to let the other Nagas inhabiting the contiguous areas to join the State of Nagaland provided Nagas in those areas are willing to do so. Yet, except the erstwhile Naga Hills and the ENPO area (the erstwhile Tuensang area under NEFA) that formed Nagaland, there was no positive response from Nagas of Manipur in particular at the time of the creation of Nagaland Statehood despite the invitation. And we know that integration cannot happen out of coercion but only out of mutual consent with synchronized determination. Whereas, of all

the Naga areas, it is the Nagas of Manipur who are politically vibrant and the most potential to take requisite initiatives in respect of integration, and therefore I am quoting it. Whereas, I remembered how Manipur Legislative Assembly had special session to pass resolution for the territorial integrity of Manipur not long ago. I failed to come across news about any reaction of the Naga MLAs opposing such proposition in that session. Presently, there are 4 Congress MLAs, 4 NPF MLAs and 2 BJP MLAs representing the Nagas in Manipur Assembly. If the Nagas in Manipur have genuine desire for Naga integration, their elected representative should have staged walkout from the sitting in such situation. We know 10 Naga MLAs are helpless to change the course of the decision in a House of 60. Yet, symbolic show of protest is legal and is recorded. The Naga MLAs in Manipur, irrespective of belonging to any political party, should have unitedly registered protest against such move against Naga integration inside the Assembly. Had the Nagas been equally sincere in upholding our political agenda, we would have synchronized our actions with transparency. Having failed to defend the agenda of the Nagas in respective spheres by Naga political leaders in Manipur left Nagaland Assembly in the lurch. When we do not walk the talk, we led others to take us casually. Thus, NLA resolutions on Naga integration are made futile due to apathy of

National clean air programme should set higher targets

here is a striking similarity between tion, nearly 1.25 million deaths ( 2017) Paris Climate Agreement and take place in India. About 51 per cent of India’s National Clean Air Pro- these deaths were of people younger than gramme (NCAP) launched recently. The 70. More than four decades of the efforts Paris Agreement is an agreement by the on a ‘smokeless chulha’’(domestic cooking countries to map a global action to keep stove), first by the government and then global warming two degrees centigrade by the mushrooming national and international NGOs, the deaths in 2017 due to below pre-industrial level. It utterly lacks teeth to deal with indoor pollution caused by the burning of issues, among others, non-compliance the solid fuel in cooking stoves stands at and the essential need for finance and half a million, as per one report. This in technology transfer for achieving that a country where clean environment and target. Volunteerism is the undercurrent pollution-free air and water are constituon which the shaky edifice of Paris Agree- tionally mandated. India’’ efforts at the highest level rement rests. ally started more than four decades back India’s NCAP is a similar story. It is a plan to make a plan to keep the air when The Air (Prevention and Control of quality that meets the norms of the World Pollution) Act, 1981, was enacted under Health Organisation (WHO). While the Article 253 of the Indian Constitution Ministry of Environment, Forest and to enhance the well-being of its citizens Climate Change (MOEFCC) deserves which is now deep-rooted in India’’ develall the appreciation and encouragement opment philosophy and strategy. The 106 to get going on the job, though quite late pages of the NCAP with nearly 63 pages and definitely five years behind schedule of substantive text and rest broad strateof another polluted country, China. Non- gies and annexes represent, at best, good recognition of the nation-wide threat intentions and a structured way to move forward. The document, however, grossly seems to be the undercurrent on which this overlooks the nation-wide emergency and well-intended and much-needed national drastic measures needed to redress the programme rests. grim, dangerous and fast-deteriorating To be fair, the anti-pollution measures situation. have already begun in India over the last In a country where emergency meadecade, though in bits and pieces and sures are not unfamiliar, one wonders through knee-jerks, mainly in setting air why the NCAP sounds like any other quality and vehicle emissions standards, plan that embodies elephantine speed of national air quality monitoring programme execution. and indices, fuel quality norms etc. The goal of the NCAP is to meet Even after 42 measures issued earlier the prescribed annual average ambient by the Central Pollution Control Board air quality standards at all locations in (CPCB) and graded response action plan the country in a stipulated time-frame. It that addresses the seasonal and level of recognises that internationally, the successseverity for Delhi and other cities, air ful actions had been city-specific rather pollution remains a national challenge of than country-wide. It also recognises that Himalayan proportions. 35-40 per cent reduction of pollutants in The only major action that has been five years for cities, such as Beijing and effective in providing the immediate Seoul, particularly in regard to particulate benefits is extraordinary and accelerated matter (PM 2.5 and PM 10) concentralevel of penetration of LPG-use in the tions. Hence, the target of 20-30 per cent household and in public transport like reduction in such concentration by 2024 buses and auto-rickshaws. Energy ef- is proposed under the NCAP (2017 as ficiency measures through use of LED base year). bulbs, efficient fans, refrigerators and air Recognising Modi’’ proclamation conditioners have helped in reducing the that the 21st century is going to be India’’ consumption of fossil fuel in generating century, it is not clear why the NCAP target is lower than what is achieved in Beijing extra electricity and the air pollution. Credit certainly goes to the present and Seoul. If India takes the top place in government under Prime Minister Nar- GDP growth globally, why do we have endra Modi, the Supreme Court and the such low targets in meeting air quality over National Green Tribunal. Sadly, India still five years, particularly considering the fact remains on top of the list of the countries that it is the 65 per cent of India’’ young where a majority of the mega cities have population would be the main victims of air quality which is a hundred times worse the worsening air quality? Air pollution in India is now a nathan the WHO norms. Nearly 50 per cent of the top most tional security issue. It needs as much atpolluted 30 cities are in India. Delhi is tention and budget provision as discussion now more known dubiously as the world’’ and sense of urgency in the procurement air-pollution capital rather than India’s of defence equipment. (IANS) political capital. Out of the seven million deaths that take place globally, as per Rajendra Shende, (shende.rajendra@gmail.com) WHO, due to outdoor and indoor polluReader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do

our counterpart. The action of NLA can therefore be compared to that of a man trying to clap with single hand, and no matter how many years he has been trying, his efforts can ever make a sound. Meanwhile, look at the NLA resolutions on Naga integration particularly the latest one on 20.9.2018 vis-a-vis the participation of the State Govt. in the ongoing tripartite talk between the GOI, the ENPO and the PDA Govt for creation of Eastern Nagaland Statehood. Had Govt. of Nagaland acted on time and reasoned with ENPO leaders a decade ago, Nagaland would not have faced the peril of disintegration today to my belief. Whereas, with a view to divide Nagaland into two, tripartite talk has reportedly begun between the three parties. Whereas, the proposed Eastern Nagaland cannot be created without splitting Nagaland into two. Is PDA Govt. agreeing to disintegrate Nagaland despite adopting successive resolutions on Naga integration? Also, if ENPO is serious about its demand, ultimately the 20 elected members have to prove their support to it democratically too. In other words, so long as these members remain clung to their present official positions, how will one takes it to be a serious cause. In the light of above, in the process of Nagas harping on integration, we are rather on the verge of disintegrating what even was even integrated, and therefore making it a myth than of a reality. Z. Lohe

A dobashi of par excellence

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he Dobashi was the first pillar in the governing structure of the Naga Hills during the British Government in the nineteenth century. The Government appointed the Dobashi for the qualities of character of the man, proficiency in spoken language of Assamese, not for formal education. The Dobashi was one who carried good reputation and great respect from his people. He was good health and of good built with a keen sense of good sense. A high native Officer of old was touring the interior areas; the Villagers asked him how long it would take him to become a Dobashi. Pu Lengjang Kuki of Naga Hills was proficient in Assamese, Angami, Sema and surprisingly understood English. He was a Dobashi par excellence. Normally, there was one Dobashi from each of the Villages; Lengjang was the Dobashi for all the Kuki Villages of Naga Hills and ultimately he rose to be the Head Dobashi under Deputy Commissioner, Naga Hills, Kohima. The Kuki-Rebellion of Manipur in 1917-1918 was during the dobashiship of Lengjang Kuki of Naga Hills. The Kuki Villages of Naga Hills did not join the Kuki Rebellion of Manipur. In the opinion of this Speaker, this very important factor yeasted the destiny of the relationship of the Kuki of Naga Hills and the Naga of Naga HiIls from very early times. The Kukis of Naga Hills always supported the Naga National Council. It is so to this day. Lengjang Kuki signed the 1929 Naga Club Memorandum to the Simon Commission. This tells a lot about the sagacity and acumen of the Man -Lengjang. Man like Lengjang Kuki appears in history only once in seven generations. Neingusie, Hd. GB of Medziphema Town and this Writer had the honor of attending the unveiling of the Statue of Lengjang Kuki at Ahthibung on 16 of January 2019. Thepfulhouvi Solo

Kumbh Mela and Naga cultural team: A window of opportunity for evangelism

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orld’s largest religious festival, the Kumbh Mela, has began in Prayagraj, previously known as Allahabad in UP on the 15th January 2019. And it will end on the 4th March 2019, a 55 days Hindus religious bathing festival at the confluence of the river Ganges, the Yamuna, and the Saraswati. According to the media report, they are expecting up to 150 million people, including a million foreign visitors. 2019 Kumbh Mela religious festival was organized with an aim to make it a mega event spending an amount of Rs. 4200 crores by the Uttar Pradesh BJP government under the leadership of hindu priest turned Chief minister Yogi Adityanath. This was not the first time Kumbha Mela was held. It has been celebrated over the centuries for the hindus pilgrimage but we Nagas were never attracted by this event until very recently. This year Kumbh Mela in Allahabad has drawn much of our attention, with a feeling of insecurity and suspicion in our mind. Our local newspapers have reported that about 373 people from Nagaland, probably Naga Christian majority, are participating in 2019 Kumbh Mela festival in Allahabad between January 22 and 24. It was informed that these selected Naga delegates will showcase the Naga cultural heritage in Kumbh

Mela during festivals under the initiative of Sanskar Bharati Nagaland (SBN) , and financially sponsored by the Ministry of Culture. The central and UP government has even constructed a simulated Naga “Morung” in the venue to represent Naga culture at Kumbh Mela. This news has ignited many questions among the leaders of the church and also in the minds of the people in Nagaland. What does Kumbh Mela has to do with the Nagas? Do the Naga Christians have any cultural lineage with the Hindu Kumbh Mela bathing festivals? Can’t the Nagas promote their cultural heritage in other festivals of India, rather than Kumbh Mela? Is there any compulsive guideline imposed by the center upon the state leadership? Many unanswered questions are awaiting for a reply. And I am sure many more Naga Christian citizens will raise new issues in this matter. In such a time like this one when a staunch Hindu religious party, BJP is ruling India, the invitation of the Naga cultural troupe to Kumbh Mela does not only create a suspicious attitude in the mind of the Christian Nagas but they also feel threaten. I wish that the state leadership should also have shown their Christian stance clear by saying “No” to this kind of invitation. Ironically, money and power game happened to be more charming than our

own faith. And this chemistry might have worked again for the Kumbh Mela decision. But apart from this fear factor or Naga Christian defensive attitude, is there any other way that we can convert this crisis into opportunity for the Lord? I believe that Naga “Christians” representing in Kumbh Mela as a cultural troupe has opened a door of opportunity for evangelism, if the participants are “intentional “in this aspect. Officially a Naga contingent of 373 people is going to Kumbh Mela for cultural purposes but they can also be the best representatives for the Kingdom of God if they are convicted by their Christian faith. As we know, in every crisis there is also an opportunity. If one door seems to be closed, God opens the other door for us. Opportunities or crises are all the product of our mindset or attitude to the event. Naga Christians participating in 2019 Kumbh Mela can be taken as the biggest blunder in Naga Christian history for some church members. It can be seen as surrendering of our faith to the Hinduism under the political maneuvering of the BJP. It’s a time of lamentation for many believers in Nagaland. This reaction is also an intrinsic pattern of any religious community. (To be concluded) Tiatoshi Longkümer, Kohima

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Make life easier for all

Travelling is worthwhile inspite of the numerous bumps and jerking one has to endure along the way as government has undertaken repair of road along the Purana Bazar stretch right upto 4th Mile and beyond. That particular stretch has been a problem for many years and unless it is seriously given a thorough and proper levelling, the condition will revert back to what it used to be. Public only want real improvements in roads as it would make life easier for all. Jacob Lotha, Padumpukhuri, Dimapur not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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SC deadline to Lokpal search panel Asks to submit a panel of names for Lokpal by February 28 search committee was constituted by the centre to recommend names to the selection panel, headed by the Prime Minister, for appointment of an anticorruption Lokpal. The committee is headed by top court Justice (retd) Ranjana Prakash Desai. Advocate Prashant Bhushan, appearing for NGO Common Cause, raised concerns about the functioning of the search committee, but was advised to “stay positive” by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi. “Don’t look at things from a negative point of view. Look at things positively and the world would be a better place. We are trying to make the world a better place,” Chief Justice Gogoi said. The Chief Justice then jokingly said, “Bhushan, you know more things than the judges of this court” after the senior lawyer said no one knows much about this committee. Earlier this month, the top court had

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that a meeting of all NE chief ministers will be convened at the earliest to discuss the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill in detail. Despite all the above safeguards that Nagaland has, NDPP opined that the government of India exempted Nagaland from the purview of the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill when it was moved for approval of the Rajya Sabha. NDPP asserted that it was also an opportunity for Nagaland to take a fresh look at the prevailing laws and safeguards and undertake necessary measures “to enhance and strengthen our laws and regulations.”

It said PDA government has already instituted a high powered committee to look at those aspects and put forth recommendations to the state government, which would include consideration of introduction of Work Permits, extension of ILP to the entire state including Dimapur district and use of modern technology to better monitor and effectively implement and strengthen existing laws. NDPP further opined that introduction of work permits would enable the government machinery to better monitor the floating and labour population while also creating avenues

to increase the revenue of the state through such a mechanism. It affirmed that PDA government would leave no stone unturned and take every possible measure to ensure that the citizens of Nagaland were protected and safeguarded from any eventuality. It also assured people of Nagaland that PDA and its leadership would continue to strive for the interest of the people. NDPP expressed confidence that the “people are intelligent enough not to be swayed by mere political rhetoric aimed at gaining cheap political gains by making misleading statements.”

CHANDIGARH, JAN 17 (IANS): A special CBI court in Panchkula on Thursday sentenced Dera Sacha Sauda sect chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh to life imprisonment in the murder case of journalist Ram Chander Chhatrapati. The court also sentenced his three close aides, Krishan Lal, Kuldeep Singh and Nirmal Singh, who were also found guilty of the murder of Chhatrapati in 2002, to life imprisonment. Ram Rahim and the three others were convicted by the CBI court on January 11. All the four were convicted under Section 302 (murder) and 120-B (criminal conspiracy) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). The judgement came over 16 years after the murder of the journalist. Ram Rahim is already lodged in Sunaria jail near Rohtak after his conviction

on August 25, 2017 for the rape of two women disciples. He was sentenced to 20 years of rigorous imprisonment in the case. The sect chief along with three of Dera’s followers namely Kuldeep Singh, Nirmal Singh, and Krishan Lal was convicted for the death of the Sirsabased scribe by the special court on January 11. In its chargesheet against the accused, India’s premier investigating agency, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) indicated how the order to murder Chhatrapati was known to the sect chief. Carpenters with the Dera, Nirmal and Kuldeep Singh were given a walkietalkie and a gun, which belonged to Krishan Lal, said the investigating officials. Following the orders to murder Chhatrapati who was the editor of a regional

evening daily called ‘Poora Sach’ at the time, the two carpenters shot the victim at point-blank range right outside his residence in Sirsa. It is believed that Chhatrapati was murdered after an anonymous letter published by him in his daily prompted the Punjab and Haryana High Court to launch an inquiry into allegations of sexual exploitation against the selfstyled godman and Dera chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh. After he was shot on 24 October 2002, Chhatrapati was shifted to Apollo Hospital in New Delhi where he succumbed to gunshot wounds on 21 November 2002. His family sought a CBI inquiry into his death in 2003 which led to the premier agency probing Chhatrapati’s death. CBI filed a chargesheet in this regard in July of 2007.

CAB needs to be dealt with pragmatic approach: CNTC

(From p-1) Of late, the council said the apprehension over the issue of illegal immigrants being granted citizenship status would not have found much ground for the Nagas and can be checked, if provisions such as the Inner Line Permit Act under the BEFRA 1873, the 16-point agreement, Nagaland Land and Revenue Amendment Act were truly implemented in letter and spirit. “Whether Indian citizen or not, many illegal immigrants of doubtful identities have already entered all our interior districts of the state,” CNTC stated. Further, CNTC pointed out that despite of having Article 371A, Nagaland Land Revenue and Amendment Act 1978, many (illegal immigrants) have been able to possess valid documents like residential certificates, driving licenses, Aadhaar cards etc. and have started to even own immovable properties due to “our own gullibility, craze for easy money and the lack of farsightedness and concern for our children’s future.” It pointed out that the Nagaland Land and Revenue Regulation Amendment

Act passed by Nagaland Legislative Assembly on August 21, 1978, where only indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland shall acquire or possess land, seemed to become a mere act on paper only without any true implementation. In this regard, the CNTC has appealed Nagas to be realistic and understand the ground situation. “Mere voicing out in print media or showing resentment on social media platforms over the Citizenship Amendment Bill...will not bring any solution unless we walk the talk start doing our part,” it maintained. Despite the presence of various provisions and privileges granted to the Nagas, CNTC said the failure of Nagas to implement them showed their own weakness

and failure time and again. From time to time, the cry of ILP to be imposed all over the state is heard from every corner at various intervals but again fades out after sometime, CNTC said. When the ILP Act is already in force in 10 districts of the state, it said the state government machinery and every organization together have failed to put it into force. CNTC, therefore, asserted that it was high time now that Nagas need a collective effort “to curb this silent invasion before times runs out.” It cautioned that Nagas were already on the verge of becoming minority in their own land. “Thus, the answer lies in our own hands to decide our fate before it is too late,” CNTC underscored.

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While concluding his speech, Azo expressed his gratitude to all those involved for making the festival a success. Speaking on the occasion, Chakhesang Youth Front president called upon the gathering to preserve and protect their culture and traditions. “If our culture is lost, our roots are lost,” he pointed out, while urging the community to follow the resolutions adopted by Chakhesang Public Organisation (CPO) for society’s betterment and welfare. Phek village cultural troupe and Leshemi village children (Uwhe) gave special presentations, while indigenous tool race and bamboo pole race competition and snail eating competition were held on the concluding. Meanwhile, Phek de puty commissioner Orenthung Lotha attended the closing ceremony of the three-day festival as a valedictory guest. The festival was organised by the State government in collaboration with Chakhesang Public Organisation .

PANAJI, JAN 17 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi will interact with BJP’s booth-level workers from South Goa parliamentary constituency through tele-conferencing on January 20. Around 4,000 boothlevel workers would attend the interaction to be held at a school ground in Margao town of South Goa, located around 35 km from Panaji, BJP Lok Sabha member Narendra Sawaikar told reporters on Wednesday. Sawaikar, who represents South Goa constituency in the Lok Sabha, expressed confidence that the BJP will retain both the parliamentary constituencies (the other being North Goa) from the state in the forthcoming general elections. “Goa has witnessed a big development push as the BJP has been at the helm at the Centre and in the state,” he said. Various infrastructure works, including the construction of bridges, are among the highlights of the Union government’s performance, he added.

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(From p-1) Similarly, it said if the proposed amendment to the Citizenship Act 1955 does infringe upon the provisions of Article 371A, the NLA is empowered to decide not to implement the CAB in Nagaland. However, NDPP said sensing the pulse of the neighbouring states, which did not have the provisions and protection of Article 371A, and to place its support in solidarity to the voice of North-Eastern brethrens, the State Cabinet had passed a resolution to appraise the Centre to review the CAB. Accordingly, the party said the Union Home Minister has publicly assured

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In a condolence message to Mrs. Medovino Phizo, the chief minister described late Phizo as “a dear family friend, a thorough gentleman and a man of integrity.” Stating that late Guu has been a close friend and associate all these years, Rio said his demise was a personal loss to him. “I recall my association with him over the years and found him to be a gentleman who always had love, respect and concern for others,” he said. The chief minister also said late Guu and his family members grew up under extremely difficult and challenging circumstances and they had to endure great difficulties. The sacrifices made by them will always be remembered by our society for all times to come, Rio said and expressed heartfelt condolences to members of the bereaved family.

directed the centre to bring on record the steps taken since September to set up a search committee for the Lokpal. Advocate Prashant Bhushan had said that the government hadn’t even made public the members of the search committee on its website. In July, the top court had rejected the centre’s submission on the issue of setting up of a search committee for the Lokpal as “wholly unsatisfactory” and demanded a “better affidavit”. The court was told that the selection committee members had met on July 19, 2018 to deliberate upon names for members of the search committee. Mallikarjun Kharge, Congress lawmaker and leader of single largest party in opposition in Lok Sabha, was also invited for the meeting but he had declined to attend it saying he was invited by the government as a “special invitee” without rights of participation.

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NEW DELHI, JAN 17 (AGENCIES): The Supreme Court has asked the search committee on Lokpal to recommend a panel of names for appointment of the country’s first anti-corruption watchdog by February end. Noting that the search committee, which was constituted in September last year had its first meeting only on January 16, Chief Justice Gogoi pulled up the centre and asked Attorney General KK Venugopal, “Why does everything happen when the court is to hear the matter?” Venugopal told the bench there were certain problems like lack of infrastructure and manpower due to which the search committee was not able to hold deliberations on the issue. The centre was then directed to do what was required to enable the committee to complete its work. The court will hear the matter again on March 7. An eight-member

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New Delhi, Jan 17 (IANS/Agencies): In response to the NGT’s direction to deposit Rs 100 crore within 24 hours for violating vehicular emission norms, the Volkswagen group on Thursday said although the green court’s order is still pending with the Supreme Court, it will comply with the order. “The order of the NGT is already under challenge before the Supreme Court. However, the Volkswagen Group India will comply with the order of National Green Tribunal (NGT) and deposit the money, as directed,” a company statement said. The development came after the NGT, on Thursday morning, slammed the German car maker for not complying with its November 2018 order to deposit Rs 100 crore with the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) within a month for causing “serious environmental damage” by using a

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Ko l k ata , Ja n 1 7 (PTI): With the country’s GDP size increasing in quantitative terms, there could be need for more currency in the economy, a Reserve Bank of India official said Thursday. Following demonetisation in November 2016, when the gover nment junked high value currency notes of denominations 500 and 1,000, there was a shrinkage in currency in the system. Now, with the growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP), “there may be a need for more currency in the system,” the RBI official said during an interactive session here. Post-demonetisation, the government re-introduced Rs 500 banknote but the Rs 1,000 currency note was discontinued. However, the RBI introduced banknotes of denomination 2,000 during the period. The central bank official said there has been a decline in counterfeit notes and whatever is in circulation at present is “very

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of the shares. The excess amount is taxed as income from other sources. Beside removing the need for fair market valuation certificate from merchant banker, the DIPP has reduced the need for documents limiting it to justification for valuation of shares, annual accounts of startup, net worth certificate of investor and income tax returns of both. Startups whose paidup share capital, including premium, does not exceed Rs 10 crore will be eligible for this exemption. And, the eligible investor will have returned income of Rs 50 lakh or more for the previous financial year with net worth exceeding Rs 2 crore. “For the startup to be eligible for angel tax exemption, the aggregate amount of paid up share capital and share premium of the startup after the proposed issues of shares, should not exceed Rs 10 crore,” the DIPP said in another tweet. “Additionally, the in-

New Delhi, Jan 17 (PTI): Honda Cars India Thursday said it will increase prices of its vehicles by up to Rs 10,000 from next month in order to partially offset the impact of increase in commodity prices and foreign exchange rates. The company will hike price of its premium SUV CR-V by Rs 10,000 and other models by up to Rs 7,000 from February, Honda Cars India Ltd (HCIL) said in a statement. “There has been a huge pressure on costs owing to commodity prices and foreign exchange rates and we had been trying to hold this increase for as long as possible. However, we are now compelled to pass on a part of the increased costs to customers effective February 1,” HCIL Senior Vice President and Director Sales and Marketing Rajesh Goel said. The company currently sells a range of products in the country from hatchback Brio to premium sedan Accord Hybrid.

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New Delhi, Jan 17 (IANS): In a big boost to startups and their investors, the government has liberalised the norms including doing away with the need for an inter-ministerial committee’s approval for availing angel tax exemption. “Neither the inter-ministerial board certificate nor a merchant banker certificate is required for angel tax exemption,” the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) said in a series of tweets after a notification. As per the notification, startups and investors wishing to claim exemption from angel tax will apply to DIPP, and the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) may grant approval and issue the certificate within a period of 45 days. Angel tax, introduced in 2012, is levied on the difference between the amount received by a closely held company in lieu of its shares and the fair market value

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May survives no-confidence vote London, Jan 17 (PTI): Beleagured British Prime Minister Theresa May has appealed to Opposition leaders to “put self-interest aside” and work with her to secure a new Brexit deal after she narrowly survived a no-confidence vote, a day after her divisive divorce agreement with the EU was overwhelmingly rejected by MPs. The prime minister won Parliament’s first noconfidence vote in a British government in 26 years by 325 votes to 306, a majority of 19, on Wednesday. Speaking outside 10 Downing Street after emerging victorious, 62-year-old May said her government has won the confidence of Parliament. This now gives “us all the opportunity to focus on finding a way forward on Brexit”, she said. Britain is set to exit the 28-member EU, 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 undecided on what to

US airport to be renamed after Muhammad Ali Washington, Jan 17 (IANS): The US city of Louisville in Kentucky state is set to rename its airport after hometown hero and boxing legend Muhammad Ali, who died in 2016. Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said that Ali had inspired billions of people around the world with his boxing accolades as well as his openness about his conversion to the Muslim faith, according to the CourierJournal. The announcement came just a day before Ali would have turned 77. Officials said they hope to finish the process of renaming the Louisville International Airport to the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport by June. “Muhammad Ali belonged to the world, but he only had one hometown, and fortunately, that is our great city of Louisville,” Fischer was quoted as saying by the Hill newspaper. “Muhammad became one of the most well-known people to ever walk the Earth and has left a legacy of humanitarianism and athleticism that has inspired billions of people.

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do. May promised to return to Parliament on Monday with an alternative Brexit strategy devised through talks with the opposition. “Overwhelmingly, the British people want us to get on with delivering Brexit, and also address the other important issues they care about,” the Conservative leader said. She called on opposition lawmakers to “put selfinterest aside” and “work constructively together” with her to secure a Brexit deal. “It will not be an easy

Trump picks three IndianAmericans for key US posts

WASHINGTON, Jan 17 (PTI): US President Donald Trump has nominated three influential Indian-Americans, including a nuclear expert, to important administration positions. Rita Baranwal was nominated for the post of Assistant Secretary of Energy (Nuclear Energy), Aditya Bamzai for member of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board and Bimal Patel as the assistant secretary of Treasury. The nomination of Ms Baranwal, Mr Bamzai and Mr Patel was sent to the Senate on Wednesday. So far, Tr ump has nominated or appointed more than three dozen Indian-Americans in key positions. Nikki Haley, the first cabinet ranking IndianAmerican and Raj Shah, the first Indian-American deputy Press Secretary, have left the Trump administration. Ms Baranwal holds the post of Director, Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear (GAIN) initiative. If confirmed by the Senate, she will be heading the powerful Office of Nuclear Energy.

773mn unique email IDs leaked: Researcher

San Francisco, Jan 17 (IANS): In what could be the biggest data breach in recent years, a whopping 773 million unique email IDs and 21 million unique passwords have been leaked, a researcher said on Thursday. The leaked files, however, do not include information such as credit card details. According to web security researcher Troy Hunt, this data leak is part of the “Collection #1” which is a set of email addresses and passwords totalling 2,692,818,238 rows. “It’s made up of many different individual data breaches from literally thousands of different sources,” Hunt posted on troyhunt. com on the day. “In total, there are 1,160,253,228 unique combinations of email addresses and passwords. This is when treating the password as case sensitive but the email address as not case sensitive. “This also includes some junk because hackers being hackers, they don’t always neatly format their data dumps into an easily consumable fashion. “The unique email addresses totalled 772,904,991.

task, but MPs know they have a duty to act in the national interest, reach a consensus and get this done,” she said. “Now MPs have made it clear what they don’t want, we must all work constructively together to set out what Parliament does want. May said she believes it was her duty to deliver on the British people’s instruction to leave the European Union (EU). “And I intend to do so,” May said. Earlier, Labour leader

This is the headline you’re seeing as this is the volume of data that has now been loaded into Have I Been Pwned (HIBP),” Hunt added. Several people reached out to the web security expert last week and pointed to a collection of 12,000 files with a total size of 87GB, and nearly 2.7 billion records, hosted on MEGA.

She will also be responsible for the department’s nuclear technology research and the development and management of the department’s nuclear technology infrastructure. Previously, Ms Baranwal served as director of the Technology Development and Application at Westinghouse and was a manager in Materials Technology at Bechtel Bettis, where she led research and development in nuclear fuel materials for US naval reactors. A Yale graduate, Mr Bamzai teaches and writes about civil procedure, administrative law, federal courts, national security law and computer crime. He has earlier served as a law clerk to Justice Antonin Scalia of the US Supreme Court and to Judge Jeffrey Sutton of the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. Before entering the academy, Mr Bamzai served as an attorney-adviser in the Office of legal counsel of the US Department of Justice, and as an appellate attorney in both private practice and for the National Security Division of the justice department.

Jeremy Corbyn argued that May’s “zombie” administration had lost the right to govern during a six hour passionate debate in the House of Commons on his motion. His party has not ruled out tabling further noconfidence motions. Corbyn has made it clear that before any “positive discussions” can take place, the prime minister should rule out a no-deal Brexit. After her victory, May told MPs that she would “continue to work to deliver on the solemn promise to the people of this country to deliver on the result of the referendum and leave the European Union”. She invited leaders of all parties to have individual meetings with her on the way ahead for Brexit, starting tonight, but called on them to approach the issue with a “constructive spirit”. “We must find solutions that are negotiable and command sufficient support in this House,” May said. During her address,

the prime minister said she has held “constructive” meetings and will be meeting MPs along with senior government officials in the coming days. May also reiterated a promise to return to the Commons on Monday to give MPs another vote on her plans. “The House has put its confidence in this government. I stand ready to work with any member of this House to deliver Brexit and ensure that this House retains the confidence of the British people,” she said in the House of Commons. The Democratic Unionist Party, which props up May’s minority government, also voted to keep her administration in power despite their strong opposition to the Brexit deal. May’s divorce deal to leave the EU was overwhelmingly rejected by MPs Tuesday, triggering a no-confidence motion against her government and leaving the country with no plans for Brexit on March 29.

9 Nine arrested over Kenya hotel attack L ONDON , J AN 1 7 (AGENCIES): Nine people have been arrested in Kenya following an attack on a luxury hotel compound in the capital Nairobi that killed at least 21 people. All five militants who stormed the DusitD2 hotel and business complex on Tuesday have been killed, officials say, and a major hunt is under way to find those who helped organise it. Somalia-based Islamist group al-Shabab says it was behind the attack. Kenya’s Red Cross says everyone who was missing has now been accounted for. Kenyan media reports that the wife of one of the suspected attackers has been arrested in Kiambu county, just north of Nairobi. Police said they had identified Ali Salim Gichunge, also known as Farouk, through the car used in the attack. President Uhuru Kenyatta said on Tuesday that five jihadis carried out the attack, and all were “eliminated” by security forces after a 19-hour siege.

US envoy on Afghanistan arrives in Pakistan for talks drawal from Afghanistan.

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Islamabad, Jan 17 (IANS): US President Donald Trump’s Special Envoy on Afghanistan Zalmay Khalilzad arrived in Pakistan on Thursday to discuss with the senior civil and military leadership the latest efforts to bring peace to the war-torn country. The US envoy was initially scheduled to arrive in the federal capital on Tuesday. However, the visit was rescheduled after Khalilzad was said to be engaged in meetings in Kabul, Geo News reported. He was expected to discuss the Afghan peace process, talks with the Taliban and the US Army’s with-

The Express Tribune cited the US diplomatic officials in Pakistan as saying that Khalilzad was likely to push Pakistani officials to ensure the Afghan Taliban’s involvement in the peace process. They said senior US State Department official Lisa Curtis will also be part of all the meetings, according to the daily. Khalilzad, who met Taliban representatives last month in Abu Dhabi, is leading an inter-agency delegation to India, China, Afghanistan and Pakistan from January 8-21 to “facilitate a negotiated settlement to the conflict in Afghanistan”. His trip comes after the US President signalled that he would bring home half of the 14,000 US troops in Afghanistan as he grows increasingly impatient over America’s longest-ever war. Trump had also criticized India earlier, saying that it is not doing enough for peace and stability in Afghanistan.

Human diet causing ‘catastrophic’ damage to planet: study PARIS, Jan 17 (Agencies): The way humanity produces and eats food must radically change to avoid millions of deaths and “catastrophic” damage to the planet, according to a landmark study published Thursday. According to AFP, the key to both goals is a dramatic shift in the global diet -- roughly half as much sugar and red meat, and twice as many vegetables, fruits and nuts, a consortium of three dozen researchers concluded in The Lancet, a medical journal. “We are in a catastrophic situation,” co-author Tim Lang, a professor at the University of London and policy lead for the EATLancet Commission that compiled the 50-page study, told AFP. Currently, nearly a billion people are hungry and another two billion are eating too much of the wrong foods, causing epidemics of obesity, heart disease and diabetes. Unhealthy diets account for up to 11 million avoidable premature deaths every year, according to the most recent Global Disease Burden report. At the same time the

DECLARATION (Correction of Name)

Regd. No. 768/19 Dated 17/1/2019 I, Miss Ethel Ezung, D/o. Shri. Simon Ezung, a permanent resident of Tsungtsutong, Longsa Village under Wokha district Nagaland do hereby declare as under: 1. That, I am a bonafide Lotha (Naga) Tribe of Nagaland. 2. That, by clerical mistake my name has been erroneously entered as Ponam Lotha instead of Ethel Ezung (i.e. as per my Date of Birth Certificate). 3. That, my name Ponam Lotha and Ethel Ezung as recorded in various documents were same and one person only. 4. That, now my name shall be known and called as Miss. Ethel Ezung in all educational records and official matters. 5. That, the above stated para (1-4) are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. I signed this declaration in sound mind and robust health in the presence of the following witnesses hereinafter mentioned below. Deponent Solemnly declared before me by the deponent on this day the ____ of January 2019. MAGISTRATE/NOTARY In the court of (Advocate David Ezung and Advocate & Notary, Oren Hmtsoe) WC-30

NDPP 44 A/C Phomching, Mon held General Session, 2019

The NDPP 44 A/c Phomching held its general session on 16th Jan. 2019 at S/ Wamsa Village led by Shri. Pohwang Konyak, the NDPP Advisor, F & ES, R & R & SIRD and Party executives. In the general session, 56 household from NPP candidate’s village S/Wamsa led by village Angh, Head GB and VCMs merged with NDPP 44 A/C from NPP and affirmed their unconditional support to Shri. Pohwang Konyak, Advisor F & ES, R& R & SIRD and the present PDA Govt. of Nagaland under the ample leadership of Shri. Neiphiu Rio. The general session re-affirmed support to its MLA Shri. Pohwang Konyak and declare to re-elect him in the next election too. Speaking on the occasion, the hon’ble Advisor welcomed the merged party men and urged his party men to be in unison for the party and the general public welfare of his constituency. Alongside its general session, a meeting with Longshen Unit was also held wherein, the general populace led by Adhoc Chairman and GBs extend their relentless support to Advisor and Shri. Neiphiu Rio led PDA Government. Henceforth, they affirm to work with present Govt. in true spirit. The general session ended with prayer of thanksgiving and note of encouragement for the party from Shri. Y. Chinge, President, NDPP 44 A/C Phomching. Mon. Shri. Y. Chinge Konyak Shri. C. Khatwang President Secretary Phone No. 8974974428 Phone No.9862722146 MC-4

global food system is the single largest emitter of greenhouse gases, the biggest driver of biodiversity loss, and the main cause of deadly algae blooms along coasts and inland waterways. Agriculture -- which has transformed nearly half the planet’s land surface -- also uses up about 70 percent of the global fresh water supply. “To have any chance of feeding 10 billion people in 2050 within planetary boundaries” -- the limits on Earth’s capacity to absorb human activity -- “we must adopt a healthy diet, slash food waste, and invest in technologies that reduce environmental impacts,” said co-author Johan Rockstrom, director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Change Impact Research. “It is doable but it will take nothing less than global agricultural revolution,” he told AFP. The cornerstone of “the great food transformation” called for in the study is a template human diet of about 2500 calories per day. “We are not saying everyone has to eat in the same way,” Lang said by phone.

The landmark health study in The Lancet calls on people to double their consumption of vegetables, fruits and nuts.

“But broadly -- especially in the rich world -- it means a reduction of meat and dairy, and a major increase in plant consumption.” The diet allows for about seven grammes (a quarter of an ounce) of red meat per day, and up to 14. A typical hamburger patty, by comparison, is 125 to 150 grammes. For most rich nations, and many emerging ones such as China and Brazil, this would represent a drastic five-to-ten-fold reduction. Beef is the main culprit. Not only do cattle pass massive quantities of planetwarming methane, huge swathes of carbon-absorbing forests -- mostly in Brazil --

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are cut down every year to make room for them. “For climate, we know that coal is the low-hanging fruit, the dirtiest of fossil fuels,” said Rockstrom. “On the food side, the equivalent is grain-fed beef.” It takes at least five kilos of grain to produce a kilo of meat. And once that steak or lamb chop hits the plate, about 30 percent will wind up in the garbage bin. Dairy is also limited to about one cup (250 grammes) of whole milk -or its equivalent in cheese or yoghurt -- per day, and only

The Zunheboto Area Sports Association immensely appreciates groups and individuals who stood by us materially and financially during the 31st ZASA Annual Sports Meet held from 8 to 12 Jan. 2019 which concluded with great success. We would like to thank the following individuals and groups as follow: 1. Shri. K.T Sukhalu, IAS Retd. Honorable Advisor, School Education, Govt.of Nagaland. 2. Shri. Kughavi Yeptho, Hd. Master, Shovishe Memorial High School 3. Shri. Kakiho Achumi, Former President, ZRSU. 4. Shri. Anito Yeptho, Principal, New Era School 5. All the units from 17 villages. 6. District Sports Council, Zunheboto. 7. STH Zbto. Area 8. Zunheboto Area Public Organization (ZAPO) 9. PA's to Honorable Advisor 10. GBs, Area Leaders, Church leaders. 11. Programme officials and participants. 12. Zunheboto District Football Referee Association. Kivika Yeptho. Vikiyeto Achumi President ZASA Gen. Secy. ZASA

one or two eggs per week. At the same time, the diet calls for a more than 100 percent increase in legumes such as peas and lentils, along with vegetables, fruits and nuts. Grains are considered to be less healthy sources of nutrients. “We can no longer feed our population a healthy diet while balancing planetary resources,” said The Lancet editor-in-chief Richard Horton. “For the first time in 200,000 years of human history, we are severely out of sync with the planet and Nature.” The report drew heavy fire from the livestock and dairy industry, and some experts. “It goes to the extreme to create maximum attention, but we must be more responsible when making serious dietary recommendation,” said Alexander Anton, secretary general of the European Dairy Association, noting that dairy products are “packed” with nutrients and vitamins.

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR NAGALAND

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NOTICE INVITING CL AIMS /OBJECTIONS OF OT HER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925 Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Nungsang Ao has been applied by Smti Arentola W/o Late Nungsang Ao R/o H.No. 55, D-Khel, Diphupar Village, Dimapur Nagaland for possession of: 1. Nungsang Ao Pension Payment Order No. 111300865, L-4226, Govt of Nagaland 2. Nungsang Ao, State Bank of India A/c No 10810678323 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 14/02/2019. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 15/01/2019. Principal District & Sessions Judge Dimapur Nagaland DP-512

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Through this column, we the hosting village, Chesezu of the 37th General Session of the Chakhesang Public Organisation (CPO) cum 5 th Chakhesang Day held on 9th & 10th January, 2019 express our sincerest apologies to the people of Sumi Village under Phek District for the inadvertent error in not including “Sumi village name” in the Google Map of Phek District reproduced and used during the celebrations as decoration. We appreciate this issue being brought forth to our attention and we humbly seek your pardon. The CPO hosting village, Chesezu accept full responsibility for the inadvertent error committed but we hope and pray that this issue won’t hamper our future interactions as Chakhesangs.

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Kidman says Urban was Anil Kapoor meets PM Modi in Delhi Bollywood movie, ‘shocked’ at her transformation Little Boy to release today B ollywood movie, ‘Little Boy’, a U certified movie is the first Bollywood movie to have been shot in Itanagar (Arunachal Pradesh) promoting the tourism and local talented artistes of Northeast India. Little Boy, base on true story, is all set to release today in theatres all over India. The movie could be watched by any age group. The film was co-produced by Rebecca Changkija Sema, cast includes Naga artistes like Chuzho Zhokhoi, Rose Longchar, Zhatu. Costume and styling includes T. Limanaro Jamir. Tovini, Kalong, Bendang Pongen and Tia Longkumer. The film is written and directed by Shiraz Henry, produced ay Abu Tani Film`s, associated with Find Studioz. Music released by ZEE Music with four songs with singers Sonu Nigam, Ash king, Dev Negi, Romi Mukherjee, and MDKD Desi rocks, music directed by Abuzar, lyricist by Arafat Mehmood, Co-producer, Rebecca Changkija Sema said “The movie is really special because we have few good artistes from our own Nagaland. We worked together day and night and happy to see response from the audience before the release”. Sema also said, “Little Boy movie will inspire many young generation, it has a message to every common people like us”. She further said that cinema is not only for entertainment; Little Boy has portrayed a beautiful message, and appealed the people to support the movie.

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icole Kidman is revealing how her husband, Keith Urban, responded when he saw her disheveled character in her latest big screen film, “Destroyer.” “I think he was shocked,” Kidman told Entertainment Tonight on Sunday. “Audiences as well, which is fantastic. I mean, obviously, that’s something that we were hoping we would create, a different person, and that’s what I’m always looking to do, is to become a different person.” The 51-year-old actress also praised the country crooner for his ability to understand how seriously she takes her craft and fully supporting her through all of her commitments. “I think I’m just very lucky to have a husband that just gets it,” she said. “He’s a musician. He’s very, very artistic. He understands what it is being married to an actor.

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eteran actor Anil Kapoor on Thursday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and said he was left inspired by their conversation. “I had the opportunity to meet our honourable Prime Minister Narendra Modiji today and I stand humbled and inspired in the wake of our conversa-

tion. His vision and his charisma are infectious and I’m grateful for the chance to have witnessed it in person,” Anil tweeted along with photographs of his meeting with Modi. In the photographs, the “Mr. India” actor is seen greeting the PM. Last week, film fraternity members like Karan

Johar, Ranveer Singh, Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt and Vicky Kaushal also met Modi in the capital. The agenda was to thank him for reducing the GST on film tickets, and to discuss how the film world can be involved more closely in the process of nation building. (IANS)

We’ve been married now for 12 years, so we’ve been through a lot together.” In the action-filled drama, Kidman portrays Erin Bell, a Los Angeles detective who violently takes down members of a vicious gang whom she has a deep history with. The role earned Kidman a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress. In December, Kidman spoke to ET about her fierce role in the violent flick, which included an intense makeup test at her home — something she said was a huge adjustment for her. “When it becomes in your home and you’re just kind of there, it’s very gritty,” Kidman said at the time. “What happens is it becomes authentic, so then it just becomes, like, ‘Oh, this is very real to me. I’m in this skin. I’m in this person. I’m not standing on the outside trying to make this happen.’” Phek Village Cultural Troupe performs at Siikriinye Mini Hornbill Festival (SMHF (FoxNews) 2019) at Phek Town on January 17. (SMHF 2019 co-convenor)

‘Delhi Crime Story’ to have world premiere at Sundance 2019

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elhi Crime Story”, a seven-part series from award-winning IndoCanadian filmmaker Richie Mehta, will have its world premiere at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. Based on real-life events and the investigation of the capital’s most notorious gang rape case, the series is centered around the heroic actions of the Delhi police to catch the culprits and bring justice to the victim in record time, said a statement. Produced by Golden Karavan and Ivanhoe Pictures, the series showcases the investigation led by a female officer who, with the eyes of the world upon her was driven by the crime’s brutality to find the perpetrators despite the difficulties she faced in the sprawling city. The series is a result of a strong collaboration between the director and the women who helped bring this to life. “Delhi Crime Story” is the only series from India to be invited to this year’s festival. Filmed entirely in Delhi, India, the production prides itself on providing a unique voice in terms of the contemporary treatment of women and how one crime changed the public discourse. The show’s ensemble

cast is led by Shefali Shah and includes Adil Hussain, Denzil Smith, Rasika Duggal, Rajesh Tailang and Yashaswini Dayama. All seven episodes of Season One have been written and directed by Mehta. “There were numerous challenges and risks with this series. We wanted to illustrate and explore a crime that is so incomprehensible to most people that you don’t know where to start to think about it. But it’s a topic that needs to be addressed,” Mehta said. “This led us to the production of a multiple part television series, because there is so much to explore. And it all unfolds under the auspices of a police thriller procedural, which - based on real-life events - is gripping,” she added. Shefali said the experience has been “incredibly consuming and gratifying”. “It was a utopian vision which was driven by idealism and required pragmatism to effectuate it. Doing a show based on a real-life

incident such as this requires immense sensitivity and precision to respect the truth, which is exactly what Richie had. He had facts, years of research, honesty, sensitivity and the passion to lead us, and yet he believed that each one of us was collaborator with him on this. “Working under difficult circumstances, on a tight budget and a short period of time isn’t easy nor possible unless every single person on the team is insanely passionate, involved and willing to give more than their 100 percent. And that is exactly what this team had. Becoming Vartika and creating her with Richie and a fabulous team has been one of my most enriching experiences,” she said. Sundance will showcase several episodes of the series as part of its returning Indie Episodic category, which was officially launched last year. This year’s Festival takes place in Park City, Utah between January 24 and February 3. (IANS)

Film Fraternity Nagaland 40 YEARS TOGETHERNESS general meeting

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agaland Film Fraternity would be holding its first general meeting on January 22, 1 p.m. at Hotel Saramati, Super Market Dimapur. All the film directors, producers, artistes, actors, script writers, film industry musicians, sound engineers, photographers, videographers, camera light crews & engineers, drama & theatre directors in the state of Nagaland have been informed to attend the meeting. It also informed for those who are attending the meeting to kindly give their confirmation at 9436405817 on or before January 21.

N. LOLEN LONGCHAR & TEMJENSANGLA Love brought you together, trust kept you together. No matter how harsh the storm was you both stood straight and firm, supporting each other all the way to 40 years you have come. May the Almighty God's guidance, strength and happiness fill both of your lives. With love: Sons, grandsons & family members DP-511 K Y M C

Asian Cup: Japan beat Uzbekistan 2-1

Uzbekistan’s Dostonbek Khamdamov, left, and Japan’s Toshihiro Adyama, bottom, challenge for the ball during the AFC Asian Cup group F soccer match between Japan and Uzbekistan at Khalifa bin Zayed Stadium in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates, Thursday. (AP)

Al Ain, Jan 17 (Agencies): Japan have secured top spot in AFC Asian Cup 2019 Group F after coming from behind to beat Uzbekistan 2-1 at the Khalifa bin Zayed Stadium on Thursday. It initially looked as

though it would be Uzbekistan that would finish the group stage with a perfect record of three consecutive wins, when Eldor Shomurodov broke the deadlock with a lovely run and finish. However, it did not

take the Japanese long to respond through a Yoshinori Muto header, before Tsukasa Shiotani’s stunning long-range effort handed them maximum points. Takashi Inui was the first to really threaten for

Japan 19 minutes in when a ball was cleared to him on the edge of the box, with his well-struck halfvolley sending Ignatiy Nesterov sprawling to his left to make the save. Nonetheless, it was the Uzbeks who broke the deadlock in the 40th minute when courtesy of a brilliant solo effort by Eldor Shorumodov, who is fast emerging as one of the revelations of the tournament. Running onto Dostonbek Khamdamov’s probing pass down the right, the 23year-old powered his way past Tomoaki Makino and showed lovely feet to skip inside Genta Miura before poking a shot past Daniel Schmidt for his fourth goal in three matches. Having fallen behind – and in real danger of finishing second and meeting defending champion Australia in the Round of 16 – the Samurai Blue needed to awaken from their slumber and it took them all of three minutes to respond. Sei Muroya was the architect as he produced a brilliant down to get around Ikromjon Alibaev on the wing and race to-

Halep, Nishikori advance at Australian Open

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MELBOURNE, Jan 17 (Agencies): Top seed Simona Halep was forced to dig deep to stay in the Australian Open on a day of epic battles Thursday, that saw Japanese pair Naomi Osaka and Kei Nishikori survive but 2014 champion Stan Wawrinka crash out. The world No. 1 Romanian staggered through against American Sofia Kenin 6-3, 6-7 (5/7), 6-4, but it was far from convincing and her second three-set test in a row. In another titanic battle, Canadian Milos Raonic ousted Wawrinka in 4 tightly-contested sets that all went to tie-breaks, while

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Nishikori was stretched to a draining 5 sets against Ivo Karlovic before sinking to his knees in relief. Seventh seed Dominic Thiem limped out when he retired while losing 7-5, 6-4, 2-0 to young Australian wildcard Alexei Popyrin. Thiem went through a first round five-setter against Benoit Paire that finished in the early hours of Wednesday morning and he never looked 100 percent. US Open champion and 4th seed Osaka had it much easier, sweeping past Slovenia’s Tamara Zidansek 6-2, 6-4 with the roof closed on Margaret

Court Arena after rain interrupted the opening major of the year. The 21-year-old’s breakthrough at Flushing Meadow over Serena Williams made her a new standard bearer for tennis in her homeland, Asia and the next generation of women, and she is working hard on living up to the hype. In contrast, Asia’s top-ranked men’s player Nishikori needed an energy-sapping 3 hours and 48 minutes to get past big-serving Croat Karlovic 6-3, 7-6 (8/6), 5-7, 5-7, 7-6 (10/7) in humid conditions. On Rod Laver Arena,

Malaysia Masters: Saina, Srikanth win

Kuala Lumpur, Jan 17 (IANS): London Olympic bronze medallist Saina Nehwal and Kidambi Srikanth registered victories in their single’s matches to advance to the quarter-finals of the Malaysia Masters here on Thursday. In a 39 minute affair, Saina, seeded seventh, outclassed Hong Kong’s Pui Yin Yip 21-14, 21-16 in her second round encounter. Saina will now take

on second seed Japan’s Nozomi Okuhara. On the other hand, Srikanth, also seeded seventh, took 65 minutes to edge past Wong Wing Ki Vincent 23-21, 8-21, 21-18 and maintain his unbeaten run. Srikanth will now face fourth seed Son Wan Ho of South Korea in the lasteight stage of the tournament. However, there was bad news for India from

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the women’s doubles as the pair of Ashwini Ponnappa and N Sikki Reddy went down to Indonesia’s Ni Ketut Mahadewi Istarani and Rizki Amelia Pradipta 18-21, 17-21 in the second round. Also, former Commonwealth Games champion Parapulli Kashyap bowed out of the tournament after a 17-21, 23-25 loss to Anthony Sinisuka Ginting of Indonesia.

16th seed Raonic emerged the victor against Wawrinka, a three-time Grand Slam champion who is on the comeback trail from injury. The Swiss, unseeded for the first time since his debut in 2006, fell to the Canadian 6-7 (4/7), 7-6 (8/6), 7-6 (13/11), 7-6 (7/5). Raonic, who got to the Australian Open semifinals in 2016 before losing to Andy Murray, will next face France’s Pierre-Hugues Herbert who beat last year’s semi-finalist Hyung Cheon of South Korea. Despite being seeded 6 and 7 respectively, neither Elina Svitolina or Karolina Pliskova has progressed further than the last 8 at the Australian Open. But self-assured Svitolina is bubbling with confidence after dismantling Viktoria Kuzmova 6-4, 6-1, while Pliskova woke up after losing the first set to race past Madison Brengle 4-6, 6-1, 6-0.

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wards the byline, where he proceeded to float an inchperfect cross for Muto to meet with a bullet header into the back of the net. And, three minutes before the hour mark, Japan edged ahead – this time courtesy of a wonder strike by Shiotani, who must have been inspired the familiar surrounding where he plays his club football with Al Ain. A ball into the box was half-cleared and fell to the edge of the box, where Shiotani met with a stunning strike that had Nesterov beaten all ends up. At this point, Japan were not only on track to completing the comeback on the night, but had also overtaken their opponents at the top of the group. While the White Wolves did show some endeavour in trying to force their way back into the contest, they barely threatened the Japan goal bar an 86th-minute drive from Davron Khashimov, but Schmidt was alert to the danger and tipped it over smartly to secure the win for Japan. Result Oman beat Turkmenistan 3-1

NASA ‘Group-C’ sports meet D I M A P U R , JA N 1 7 (NPN): Northern Angami Sports Association (NASA) ‘Group-C’ 28th annual sports meet (Games) will be held from January 22 to 24 at Tsiesema village ground.

CSU clarifies

D i mapur , Ja n 1 7 (NPN): Chishilimi Students’ Union has clarified that the Nihokhu Chishi Memorial Trophy was graced by Shivito Wotsa Rtd. Senior Account Officer and not as published.

Juventus win Italian Super Cup

Juventus captain Giorgio Chiellini lifts the trophy following their victory in the Italian Super Cup final on Wednesday.

JEDDAH, Jan 17 (Agencies): Cristiano Ronaldo scored the only goal to hand Juventus their first trophy of the season with a 1-0 win over ten-man AC Milan in the Italian Super Cup on Wednesday in Saudi Arabia. Ronaldo - signed by the Italian giants last year from Real Madrid as they target a first Champions League title since 1996 - headed in a 61st-minute winner, AFP reported. AC Milan played the last quarter of an hour a man down after Ivorian midfielder Franck Kessie saw red for a bad tackle on Emre Can.

Super Cup title, one more than AC Milan who have won seven. AC Milan forward Gonzalo Higuain only played the final 20 minutes against his parent club, ahead of a touted move to Chelsea, having moved away from Turin to make way for Ronaldo last summer. Coach Gennaro Gattuso said the Argentine was suffering from a fever and missed the team photo because they were afraid he would infect other players. Milan’s best shot on goal was a Patrick Cutrone effort after the break with their hopes dwindling after Kessie’s sending off.

Khelo: Maha continues to be on top

Pune, Jan 17 (IANS): On a day when there were only four gold medals at stake, hosts Maharashtra made a clean sweep of all four in the Kho-Kho competition at the Khelo India Youth Games here on Thursday. They won the gold medals in Boys and Girls Under-17 and Under-21. With the sweep in Kho-Kho, Maharashtra have moved to 68 gold, 51 silver and 62 bronze. Delhi are still waiting to get past

the 50-gold mark as they have 47 gold, 32 silver and 44 bronze. Haryana had 38 gold, 36 silver and 38 bronze. The Top-10 on the tally stayed unchanged from the previous day. Kerala, showing that they have adapted to the tactics of the sport, picked two silver medals, both in Under-21 section. Delhi (Girls Under-17) and Andhra Pradesh (Boys Under-17) won the other silver medals. Barring the Boys Un-

der-17 final against Andhra Pradesh, the hosts Maharashtra were made to fight in all the other finals, though they came through with the gold in all with the crowd cheering them hard. The most entertaining match was in Under-17 Girls’ final where Maharashtra beat Delhi 19-17 as the match was decided through an extra innings which Maharashtra won 7-5, after both teams were level at the end of the second innings.

CONDOLENCE MESSAGE

RÜZAZHOMI THÜNOMI LÜSE KÜHU MOURNS RÜSONELÜ VESWÜH: Rüzazhomi Thünomi Lüse kühu express deep sadness over the demise of its Secretary, Late Rüsonelü Veswüh, daughter of Saho Veswüh, who left for her eternal rest on 10th of January 2019. A condolence note by RTLK stated that it had lost a very sincere, honest and a dedicated lady who not only brought laurels to the village as the first woman to be conferred M.A and M.Phil degree but also has been a great asset both for the women and the village as a whole. Her untiring service and contributions towards the welfare of the women will always be remembered. The RTLK expresses deep condolences to the bereaved family members and pray for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace. K-153

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LT. VIZOLTO SAKHRIE (30-05-1984 TO 18-01-2015)

It's been four years since you've left us for your heavenly abode, but your sweet memories are still afresh in our hearts. You are fondly remembered with love and deeply missed every day. K-144

The match had been overshadowed by controversy with calls for it to be relocated over human rights issues in Saudi Arabia with women only allowed to attend the game if they were accompanied by a man. Italian football league president Gaetano Micciche hailed the match as a success, with reports there were up to 15 000 women among the 62 000 crowd in the stadium. On the pitch the players suffered in the heat with temperatures hitting 25 degrees Celsius amid freezing conditions in northern Italy. In the end, Juventus came away with a record eighth

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2nd DEATH ANNIVERSARY LT. S. ARENLA (KANGTSUNG) It's been two years without you, And with each passing day, We miss you a little harder. But then we think of all the Moments spent together with You and find joy in them. Treasuring all our memories

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Born: 9th July 1970 – Died: 31st December 2018 The family members of Late Jentirong Amri (J. Arong), express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who shared our pain and sorrow by supporting us through prayers, wishes and kind deeds, during his illness and at the time of death. It is our sincere prayer that the Almighty bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, sons, in-laws and relatives. MKC-30

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Born: 30.09.1960 – Died: 26.12.2018 We, the family members of Late Kevipora Khieya would like to acknowledge our heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathy shown to us by many following the demise of our loving father. We would like to acknowledge our friends, churches and well wishers who stood by us during our time of grief. Words are not enough to express our humble gratitude to all those who have stood and shared in our loss Physically, Spiritually and Materially. It is not possible to thank each and every one of you individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. It is our sincere prayers that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly for the love shown towards us in our times of grief. Loving children & relatives K-145

We the family members of Yapangsangla Jamir (1934-2019), wife of Late T Imsünungba Imsong of Unger Village, who left us for her heavenly abode on 09-01-2019, would like to express our profound gratitude to one and all who had supported us during her prolonged illness and her final journey by means of support and contribution through prayers, financial, material and physical. Your blessings and love will be fondly remembered and will always be cherished in our memories. Loving children, grandchildren, great grandchildren & in-laws. K-143 K Y M C

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Women’s Polo tournament in Imphal Thursday. Four foreign countries - USA, Kenya, Canada and Argentina – are participating apart from two domestic teams – IPA (India) and IPA (Manipur) – in the tournament. The tournament is hosted by Manipur tourism department in association with All Manipur Polo Association (AMPA) and Huntre Equine. The five-day series will continue till January 21, the day on which Manipur will celebrate its Statehood Day. In the inaugural match, Team Canada beat IPA (India). State consumer affairs, food and public distribution (CAF & PD) minister

Karam Shyam inaugurated the tournament Speaking on the occasion, the minister urged upon AMPA to encourage more female participation in the game of polo. Appreciating Manipuri women for their ability to work hard and excel in diverse fields including social issues, the minister said that the state government will extend support and give priority on any matters related to public interest. AMPA president Dr K Saratchandra Singh said that the association was looking forward to have more women polo players in Manipur with plans to impart training to them.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 2019

Women’s volleyball: WTYWSA defends title

Champions Wokha Town Yanthamo Women Sports Association with the organisers after the final match.

D I M A P U R , JA N 1 7 (NPN): Wokha Town Yanthamo Women Sports Association (WTYWSA) successfully defended the Lotha Women’s Volleyball championship after they beat Mt. Morashen Old Riphyim at local ground, Wokha on Thursday. In the final match, WTYWSA defeated Mt. Morashen Old Riphyim

in close sets 25-18, 22-25, 25-18, 25-14 to lift the trophy. The champion team received a cash prize, trophy and certificate while the runners-up pocketed a cash prize along with certificates. The two losing semifinalists-Tonki United Saron and Rising Star Forest Colony, also received cash

prizes. Rising Star Forest Colony beat Tonki United Saron in the third place match. Etsutchukha Eloe Ekhung and Tonki United Saron were named as the best disciplined teams. The tournament was organised by Wokha District Lotha Women’s Sports Association (WDLWSA).

Participants during the opening ceremony at Mapal Kangjeibung on Thursday. (NP)

4th edition of Manipur derway in Imphal’s Mapal Statehood Day Women’s Kangjeibung, the oldest IMPHAL, Jan 17: The Polo tournament got un- existing polo ground on

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