January 23, 2020

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Vol XXX No. 46

DIMAPUR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2020 Pages 12 ` 5.00

India is secular country: Rajnath Singh

Nagaland thrash Tripura 13-0

Trump again offers to resolve Kashmir issue

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SC refuses to stay CAA, NPR Gives Centre four weeks to respond to petitions NEW DELHI, JAN 22 (PTI): Making clear it will not stay the Citizenship (Amendment) Act without hearing the Centre, the Supreme Court on Wednesday gave the government four weeks to respond to petitions challenging the CAA and said a five-judge Constitution bench will hear the matter.

Hearing a batch of 143 petitions, an apex court bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde issued notice to the Centre and restrained all high courts from hearing pleas on the CAA till it decides on the pleas.

The bench, also comprising Justices S Abdul Nazeer and Sanjiv Khanna, said it will hear the petitions pertaining to Assam and Tripura separately as the problem with the CAA in these two states is different from rest of the country.

“The matter is uppermost in everybody’s mind.

We will form a five-judge

NH-39 bypass: DC Dmu warns encroachers

DIMAPIIR, JAN 22 (NPN): The deputy commissioner (DC) Dimapur has taken note of some individuals illegally constructing temporary structures and concrete pillars over a land covered by Dag Nos 15, 16, 76, 307, 1154 and 1150 of Block No. 3 and 52, 61, 247, 72247 of Block No. 11, which has been acquired by state government for extension of NH-39 bypass from Amar Flour Mill to New Dhansiri Bridge.

In a notice, DC Dimapur, Anoop Khinchi, has, therefore, directed the responsible individuals to restrain and refrain themselves from carrying out any further illegal developmental activities. The responsible individuals have also been directed to dismantle and remove any temporary structures on the same.

Further, the response individuals have been directed to produce documents, if any, in support of their claim over the Public land within a period of 15 days from the date of publication of the notice.

In the event of failure of the concerned parties to comply with the notice, DC said his office would be constrained to proceed for eviction.

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“Now, please advise me on what to do with all my winter clothes which I don’t need?”

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bench and then list the case,” the court said. Senior advocate Kapil Sibal, appearing for some petitioners, said the issue be referred to a Constitution bench and the NPR exercise be postponed by a couple of months. He also urged the bench to put on hold the operationalisation of the CAA. The bench said, “Even we think that the matter should be heard by a Constitution bench.”

Asserting that it will not grant any stay on the CAA without hearing the Centre on the matter, it said, “Will pass order on granting any interim relief to petitioner opposing CAA after four weeks.”

The court also made it clear it will not pass any exparte order without hearing the Centre on staying the operation of the CAA and exercise of the National Population Register (NPR).

It said the earlier cut off date for citizenship in Assam was March 24, 1971 and noted that it has been extended till December 31, 2014 under the CAA. The petitions concerning Tripura and Assam as well as the matters related

to Uttar Pradesh, which is going ahead with the implementation of CAA without framing any rules, can be dealt with separately, the bench said.

The bench said it will decide in-chamber the modalities of hearing the batch of petitions on the CAA and may fix them for day-to-day hearing after four weeks.

Attorney General K K Venugopal, appearing for the Centre, told the bench the government has been given copies of around 60 pleas out of the 143 petitions. He said it wanted time to respond to all the pleas.

The CAA seeks to grant citizenship to migrants belonging to the Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Christian, Jain and Parsi communities who came to the country from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan on or before December 31, 2014.

President Ram Nath Kovind gave his assent to the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2019 on December 12, turning it into an Act. Several petitions have been filed challenging the constitutional validity of the CAA. Among those who have filed pleas are the In-

dian Union Muslim League (IUML), Congress leader Jairam Ramesh, RJD leader Manoj Jha, Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra and AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi.

The IUML said in its plea that the CAA violates the fundamental Right to Equality and intends to grant citizenship to a section of illegal immigrants by making an exclusion on the basis of religion.

The petition had alleged that the government’s CAA was against the basic structure of the Constitution and intended to explicitly discriminate against Muslims as the Act extended benefits only to Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and Christians.

The plea filed by Ramesh said the Act is a “brazen attack” on core fundamental rights envisaged under the Constitution and treats “equals as unequal”.

The other petitioners include the Jamiat Ulamai-Hind, the All Assam Students Union (AASU), the Peace Party, the CPI, NGOs Rihai Manch and Citizens Against Hate, advocate M L Sharma, and law students.

Colleges, university remain shut against CAA Correspondent/Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR/KOHIMA, JAN 22 (NPN): Along with other North Eastern States, colleges and universities across Nagaland remain closed on Wednesday in response to the call of All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) for a total shutdown against the contentious Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).

The entire programme passed of peacefully without report of any untoward incident anywhere.

Over a thousand students from St Joseph’s College, Jakhama gathered outside Raj Bhavan at Kohima to protest against CAA, which was spearheaded by Students’ Council, the apex student body of the college.

The students first gathered outside Kohima Law College and marched towards Raj Bhavan. However, the rally had to be shortly called off by the district administration as the student body failed to obtain prior permission from the authority concerned to hold the protest.

Speaking to media persons after the protest was called off, Students’ Council president Chumtiba S Sangtam said “We organised this

peaceful rally because we are strongly against CAA. It is injustice. It is against the constitution and is religious injustice”. He alleged that the Act would only protect people from outside and suggested that it must protect the nation.

“If the government does not follow the constitution, we must not follow the government. If the government is not for the people, the people should not support the government,” he declared, adding that Inner Line Permit (ILP) was not strong enough to protect Nagaland from CAA. Ghuvika Yeptho, a sixth semester student, told reporters, “We have a small railway line in Nagaland, but there are already so many illegal immigrants coming in.” Stating that the State could not be a dumping ground for illegal immigrants, he said “Slowly, our identity and our culture will be at stake and one day we might lose everything. And I know that I am standing for the right cause.”

Later speaking to Nagaland Post, ANCSU president Vimeyiekho Vitso claimed the response to the call for total shutdown of colleges across the

NFR concerned over land encroachment PAC serves ultimatum to revoke DMC lease system

Sanjiv Roy with railway officials and NRCUN members in Dimapur, Wednesday.

Staff Reporter Dimapur, Jan 22 (NPN): Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) general manager, Sanjiv Roy has expressed regret that encroachment on railway land in Dimapur has hampered development of the NFR’s second highest revenue generating - Dimapur railway station. Roy said this Wednesday during his visit to Dimapur railway station to inspect various facilities and inaugurate various developmental projects.

He however expressed the hope that through cooperation from government, civil society groups and general public towards betterment of Dimapur railway station, more development activities could be ushered to make the station among the

most developed in the region. It may be mentioned, that Dimapur railway station handles not less than around five thousand passengers a day. Passengers are in dire need of seats but instead, NFR provides hardly 600 seats for around 5000 passengers.

Encroachment has restricted the width of Platform No.2 to just six meters while the required space is nine meters in order to construct a canopy over the platform.

The narrow width causes severe constriction during rush hour made worse when cargo goods are dumped on the platform.

During summer and winter, passengers are subjected to the mercy of the weather. The encroachment has also restricted development of passenger utility areas at the front where two mandirs have come up along with a guest house.

The Nagaland Railway Contractors Union (NRCUN) also submitted a representation to the GM for upgradation and development of the railway station.

NRCUN through its present Niuto Awomi and general secretary Mughaho Zhimomi, urged upon NFR to construct a new station building with bigger and better facilities for passengers. The Union also asked NFR to deal with encroachment issue with severity in order to clear that path for developmental activities and also strengthen security within the railway premises.

NSCN (I-M) leaders meet Manipur CSOs

Manipur CSOs leaders with Th. Muivah and other NSCN (I-M) leaders.

IMPHAL, JAN 22 (AGENCIES): The age- old misunderstanding between NSCN (I-M) and civil society organizations (CSOs) of Manipur saw signs of ending in the coming days, as the collective leadership of the NSCN (I-M) appeared to have realized that until and unless the people of the region unite there seems to be no way out to achieve the goal of either the NSCN (I-M) or other groups of the region, the Imphal Times report stated.

Source with the Imphal Times said that NSCN (I-M) general secretary Th Muivah had invited civil society leaders from Manipur and held a meeting to discuss the various issues faced by the people of the North East states.

Details of the meeting could not be known but source said that the age- old misunderstanding between NSCN (I-M) and CSOs of Manipur were discussed in depth. Sources told the Imphal Times that this

was the second meeting between NSCN (I-M) collective leaderships and the civil society organisation leaders of Manipur.

CSO leaders like United Committee Manipur president Sunil Karam and secretary (Org) Ng Deva Rajen, All Manipur United Clubs’ Organisation president Nando Luwang and Ethno Heritage Council (HERICOUN) president Ratankumar Longjam were among those who attended the meeting.

D I M A P UR , J A N 2 2 (NPN): Vehemently condemning the government for reintroducing the lease system 2019-2020, the Public Action Committee (PAC) of Naga Council Dimapur (NCD) has served a 10-day ultimatum (with effect from January 20, 2020) to revoke the lease system.

In a representation addressed to the DMC administrator, PAC convenor Vekhosayi Nyekha and secretary Elise Swu stated that PAC NCD after extensive survey found that the lease system introduced by municipal affairs department was one of the main factors that encouraged illegal collection of money at the check gates and inside the city.

PAC observed that lessee sub-leasing it to the third party was an opportunity to anti-social elements to interfere and indulge in illegal

KU (B) Tobu refutes charges

DIMAPUR, JAN 22 (NPN): Konyak Union Tobu branch – KU (B) Tobu – claimed that apex NGO leaders, student leaders and village councils of Tobu-Mopong on January 20 unanimously resolved to boycott the Republic Day function and statement was issued in this regard with the consent of majority of people. Hence, the union denied the accusation of manipulation and disrupting peaceful co-existence.

Reacting to a press release of Angjangyang Ad hoc Town Committee chairman H Wanme that accused KU (B) Tobu of interfering in the administrative set up of Angjangyang, the union explained that the demand of Tobu-Mopong public to retain Mopong EAC under Tobu ADC concerned the State government and not to any individual/organisa(Cont’d on p-7) tion.

collection of money under guise of lease system.

PAC also said the excuse that lessees collect higher revenue than the DMC staff was not justifiable and unreasonable.

PAC said it could justify that doing away the lease system have reduced the cost of commodities in the past when PAC conducted “Operation Check gate’ in 2019.

Therefore, PAC said it cannot accept the lease system imposed on the people of Dimapur which directly and indirectly affects the whole state.

Failure to comply with its demand, PAC, which comprises of all Naga Tribal Hohos and non-local communities, said it would take up any drastic action for which the municipal affairs department and DMC shall be held solely responsible.

St. Joseph’s college students protest in front of Raj Bhavan. (NP)

Students holding placards in Dimapur during the shutdown. (NP)

State was received with an “overwhelming and positive response”, including theological colleges and other colleges that were not affiliated to the union.

He said the future course of action would depend on Supreme Court hearing, adding the union would tie up with Naga Stu-

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NPSC responds CNC calls for 3-day fasting & prayer’ to SKK demand D‘natl I M A P UR , J A N 2 2

D I M A P UR , J A N 2 2 (NPN): Responding to All Sumi Students’ Union (SKK)’s plea for nullifying the result of a candidate, the Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC) has clarified that it had no authority to deviate from any laid down procedures of recruitment examination or declaration of results duly notified by the state government and that it had been meticulously following all the norms and procedures set by the government.

In a rejoinder, NPSC secretary Kevekha Kevin Zehol pointed out that in the instant case NPSC received an application from Levi Sumi for NCS and Allied Services Examination, 2018 enclosing her educational certificates from HSLC onward till her Master’s degree in (History & Archaeology) along with ST & Indigenous Certificates duly issued by DC Kiphire.

(NPN): Council of Nagalim Churches (CNC) would be holding holding a threeday ‘National Fasting and Prayer Program’ at CHQ Church, Hebron from January 24-26 under the theme “Humility & Repentance for Forgiveness and Healing” (2 Chronicle 7:14 &15). With the Indo-Naga political negotiation at its final stage, and considering the expediency of the “political situation of our nation”, CNC has therefore requested “all the churches in Nagalim” to join the council by holding prayer and fasting in their respective churches from January 24-26. “Together we can usher in an honourable and acceptable solution and build our nation for Christ,” CNC general secretary Ikato Chishi Swu stated. CNC has requested all national workers to attend the program positively and also all regional churches, brigades, (Cont’d on p-8) battalions and units to conduct the same program in their respective churches.

NPCC slams state BJP chief’s stand on CAA DIMAPUR, JAN 22 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has criticized the statements of BJP Nagaland president Temjen Imna Along in supporting Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019.

In a statement, Communications department of Congress reiterated that Along was wrong to assert that Nagaland was a Sixth Schedule state. Congress said it only exposed Along’s ignorance and also eagerness “indulge in talking without ascertaining facts” which was “unbecoming of a person holding high position in party as well as in the State government”.

Congress said “half truths and whole lies had become the hallmark of BJP to force its divisive agenda on the people” and said the ruling party at the

dents’ Federation and North East Student’s Organisation in this regard.

Reacting to Union home minister Amit Shah’s statement that despite protest the Act would not be scrapped, Vitso said “We are left clueless because when our leaders are not listening

Centre politicised CAA by making religion as the basis for citizenship and striking at the very idea of a liberal and pluralistic India.

NPCC accused BJP of giving false assurances that ILP safeguarded Nagaland from CAA. It said the same assurance was made to J&K political leaders that Article 370 will not be touched.

However, it said 48 hours prior to revocation on August 5, 2019 all these political leaders of J&K were placed under detention.

Congress pointed out that despite ILP being in force in Nagaland for several decades, it has not been able to check influx of illegal immigrants. Thus, it said the fallout of CAA and NRC in neighbouring Assam and other parts of the country will surely (Cont’d on p-7)

Load shedding in Dmu

DIMAPUR, JAN 22 (NPN): In view of the ongoing jungle clearing/cutting exercise in and around Dimapur, the Power department has informed that there would be power outage/load shedding in several areas on January 24-25 from 7am to 12 noon.

The areas/localities to be affected include Purana Bazar, Darogajan, Padumpukhuri, Toluvi, Zani, Shozukhu, L.Hotovi, Domokhia, Bamunpukhuri-A & B, Samaguri, Ekranipathar, Dubagaon, Eralibil, Aoyimti, Naharbari, Veterinary Colony, United North Block, Mao Colony, Walford, Rajbari, Imkonglenden, Half Nagarjan, Kuda-A, B & C. Meanwhile, the department has sought cooperation from various communities/councils to ask residents/consumers to clear jungle/obstacles obstructing the 11 KV feeders and the LT distribution network in their respective surroundings.

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Children’s schemes reviewed at Dmu meeting

Anoop Khinchi, DC Dimapur speaking at the review meeting held in Dimapur on January 21.

DIMAPUR: One day review meeting-cum-consultation on “Available schemes and services for malnourished and stunted children in high prevalent districts of Nagaland” organised by National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) in collaboration with Nagaland Commission for Protection of Child Rights was held at Dimapur on January 21.

Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) Scheme, Food Security Act, Mid-Day Meal and Poshan Abhiyaan are the most important government programmes aimed at providing wholesome nutritious meals to children. Realizing the pivotal roles of these schemes in the overall devel-

opment of the children, the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights in collaboration with State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, Nagaland and facilitated by IFNE organised the programme. The main objective of the district level review meeting was to assess available schemes and polices for malnourished and stunted children in district Dimapur; to review the implementation of ICDS, mid day meal, Poshan Abhiyaan and supplementary nutrition programmes in the district; to discuss the challenges in effective delivery of nutrition services; to assess the gaps in availability of government schemes to the children.

Review meeting-cum-

consultation was inaugurated by Awan Konyak, chairperson, State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, Nagaland, along with member, SCPCR, Nagaland, Rothihu Tetseo, commissioner of Police, Dimapur, Anoop Khinchi, deputy commissioner, Dimapur and Sudip Chakrabortay, consultant, North East Cell, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights.

Dr. Obed gave a brief presentation on “Malnutrition schemes and preventive policy”, presentations were made by Bonathung Ngullie, CDPO (R) district Social Welfare department, Dimapur on “Available social welfare schemes to address the issue of nutrition in the district and their implementation at different level”. Kitoshi Zhimomi, JEO-cooridanator MDM presented on “Role of mid day meal service in ensuring nutrition to children & gaps and challenges in effective implementation of MDM”.

Imsutola Jamir, dietitian, Eden Medical Center highlighted on “Malnutrition and stunting among children-innovative methods and techniques and feeding practices to ensure optimum nutrition to children”.

news in Brief NNC/FGN joint meeting: Naga National Council (NNC) and Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) will hold a joint meeting on January 27, 10 a.m at Transit Peace Camp (TPC) Kohima to discuss on various issues of the nation. All the central authorities, regional authorities and eligible Naga Army officers have been requested to positively attend the meeting. Any concerned authority who fails to attend the meeting without valid reason will be considered as a nominal national worker.

DOE general meet: Dimapur Okotsoe Ekhüng (DOE) has convened its annual general meeting on January 25, 9 a.m at Lotha Hoho Ki, Duncan Bosti Dimapur. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

OCC general body meet: Oriental Colony Council (OCC) has convened general body meeting on January 25, 10 a.m at council community hall site. All colony residents have been requested to attend the meeting.

ADC Pfutsero informs: Additional deputy commissioner (ADC) Pfutsero informed all the heads of offices under Pfutsero sub-division that the inter-departmental monthly co-ordination meeting will be held on January 28, 11 a.m at the ADC conference hall, Pfutsero. All concerned have been informed to attend the meeting positively.

DC Peren informs on first phase of census: Deputy commissioner Peren, Sentiwapang Aier has informed to all the head of departments under Peren district that the first phase of census namely- house listing & housing census and updating of National Population Register (NPR) will be conducted from May 1 to June 15. As per section 3 of the Census Rules 1990, teachers, clerks or any officials of the state government can be appointed as enumerators and supervisors. Therefore, all HoDs are directed to extend cooperation and assist concerned charge officer as and when they approach the concerned office for employee details and also to direct the respective subordinate to extend the same level of cooperation and assistance in the event of being appointed as enumerators and supervisors.

Meeting on mid-day meal held in Dimapur: Review meeting on mid-day meal was convened at the conference hall of DC Dimapur on January 21, where all the members from concern departments attended.

DC Dimapur Anoop Kinchi, who is also the chairman of mid-day meal Dimapur, requested the Education department to ensure that pulses were also included in the meal. DC also advised the concern department to make sure that freshly cooked hygienic food was served in all the government schools. DC Dimapur also requested the Education department to see that proper cooking utensils were available.

Clarification: Apropos the news “Deep tube well inaugurated at Leshemi village” published on January 21, the name should be read as Vivolie Kezo, former NPP candidate and not as published.

Police recover bolero pick up Awareness programme on PMJAY held at Wokha

Accused with the bolero pick up in police custody.

DIMAPUR: A team of Kohima Police intercepted a bolero pick up white colour bearing No. AS 04BC-4423 at National Highway on January 22 at around 12:30 p.m and on verification the vehicle registration numbers and documents were found fake.

According to Police/ PRO, the chasis number and the engine number of the vehicle matched with the vehicle bolero pick up white colour which

is wanted in connection with Dhokiajuli PS, Assam Case No. 0036/2020 U/S 365/392 IPC. Accordingly, the driver of the vehicle was arrested and identified namely as Chipemi, 34 years, S/o Eldel, Village-Choithar, PS-Ukhrul, District-Imphal West, State-Manipur, Present add-Diphupar KKhel Dimapur. The seized vehicle and the arrested person are kept in North PS safe custody for further necessary action.

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DIMAPUR: One-day awareness on PMJAY Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan Mantari Jan Arogya Yojna was held on January 22 at town hall, Wokha.

According to DIPR report, village council chairman, VDB secretary, colony/ward chairman and officials from Chukitong, Englan, Ralan, Nyiro blocks, Wokha Sadar and Wozhuro area attended the awareness programme.

The main objective of the programme is to create awareness and sensitize the village functionaries about the importance, concept and benefit of the scheme with the focus to strengthen and improve the beneficiaries’ identification system.

ADC, Wokha, Mhathung Tsanglao appealed to all the block officials and village functionaries to extend support to the department by way of spreading the message in their respective villages and colonies to increase registration of beneficiaries and urged all to avail the opportunity. He also informed that the district administration will award the best performing block officials and villages who register/enroll highest number of beneficiaries in their respective area.

Chief medical officer, Wokha, Dr. C.W. Tungoe highlighted on the eligibility and criteria to be covered under the scheme. He also informed that one can visit district hospital, Wokha, CHC Sanis & Bhandari and PHC Chukitong on any working days for registration. The function was chaired by deputy CMO, Wokha Dr. Zuben Kikon.

13th Rüpfhünuo day celebrated at Piphema village

Participants at the Rüpfhünuo day held at Piphema local ground.

DIMAPUR: Piphema Rüpfhünuo conducted its 13th Rüpfhünuo day celebration at Piphema local ground on January 15.

A press release from the organisation stated that, Piphema Rüpfhünuo day is conducted after every 5 years and is celebrated with traditional and cultural programme. The apex body of Piphema (PKKK) had invited all the members, in-laws and grandchildren of Piphema to attend the celebration, wherein a total

of 1713 members and 288 in laws attended the celebration.

A statistical report-cumpresentation was given by the Piphema Students' Union where 41 graduates and 4 sportsperson (2015-2019) were felicitated.

Piphema Khenu Krüta Krotho (PKKK) and the organising committee thanked all the members, grandchildren and in-laws for the cooperation towards the celebration and also wishes the very best for their future endeavours.

International Evangelical Fellowship (IEF) golden jubilee celebration (January 22 to 24) was inaugurated and dedicated, Wednesday, at the town hall, by Rev. Dr. T Alemmeren. The celebration is being hosted by Mokokchung IEF for the delegates from Northeastern states of India and delegates from Naga inhabited areas of Myanmar (Naga Burma). (NP)

Believer Eastern Church holds general convention

Participants from various churches and diocese at the general convention of BEC.

DIMAPUR: Believer Eastern Church (BEC) Dimapur, three-day general convention was held January 17 to 19, with the blessings of HH Moran Mor, Athanasius Yohan I Metropolitan, under the theme “Rooted and Build up in Him” Col.2:7,

at GCYM campus, 6th Mile Sovima.

A press release from BEC stated that, the speakers of the convention were vicar general, Dimapur diocese, Rev. Fr. Ritesh Kumer, Jesus Seeks Ministry, Er. Sao Sangtam, New Life Na-

galand, Among L, administrator, Dimapur diocese, Nagaland, Rev. Fr. Kasthang Kath, pastor board chairman, Dimapur diocese Nagaland, Rev. Fr. Xuvishe Swu. It also stated that lecturer, Eastern Bible College, David Khobung, exhorted

the gathering by stating that all should be rooted in Christ as believers.

He claimed that one was living at a time where good was considered as evil and the evil as good. More than 300 delegates attended the convention.

Students’ conference, session held in Pfutseromi and Yehemi DIMAPUR: Chakhesang Students Union (CSU) 71st general conference and 49th session of Sümi Kiphimi Küqhakulu (SKK) were held in Pfutseromi village and Yehemi village respectively.

CSU: The 71st Chakhesang Students Union (CSU) general conference coinciding with Pfutseromi Students Union platinium jubilee started on January 21 at Pfutseromi village under the theme “fostering unity in diversity”.

According to DIPR report, the inaugural function on January 22 was attended by Neiba Kronu, minister, Planning & Coordination, Land Revenue, Parliamentary Affairs, Nagaland as the inaugural guest.

Speaking on the occasion, the minister encouraged the students to work hard and know the good use of technology available. Academic life was the most important stage of a student’s life, wherein he said that it was the time for failure and achievements so one should be determined in everything they K Y M C

do. Adding that knowledge is a continuous process, he called upon all to be hardworking and look beyond government jobs.

Earlier the inaugural guest unveiled the monolith in presence of public leaders, student leaders.

During the programme, a host of dignitaries spoke, which included, key note address by Wepe Mekrisuh, convenor COC, acknowledgement by Cusayi Lohe, member COC, presidential address by Lavoto Chizo, president CSU, greetings

by Mikha Kenye, president CPO and assistant general secretary NSF, tribute to CSU leaders by Deo Nukhu, ex-president CSU and ex-MLA. Altogether 66 units and subordinate units of CSU are attending the conference.

Meanwhile, the introductory session of the 71st general conference of CSU commenced on January 21 at Pfutsero village under the theme, “Fostering unity in diversity.” A press release from CSU media cell stated that, Nuzota Swuro former MLA speaking on the occasion said that conflict within Naga family

Neiba Kronu, unveiling the monolith of 71st CSU general conference at Pfutseromi village on January 22. (DIPR)

has done more harm than any others done to Naga society.

Swuro said that “our economy and progress” has been completely devastated in the past seven decades due to conflict between Nagas and the government of India on demand for total succession or political sovereignty. While pointing out that many Naga youths and even the veteran Naga

freedom fighters had been massacred because of factional supremacy, for personal gains, for power and leadership, Swuro added that menace of conflict had rather toughened the spirit not only to survive but to thrive. Swuro asked the students to set goals and pursue while also being realistic, practical and doable, adding that Chakhesangs are not backward but rich

in culture, tradition and their economy was more stable with terrace cultivation. He also stressed on the need for unity amongst the society while conflicts and differences within can always be amicably resolved.

Earlier sharing greetings, the president of Lotha Students Union Lipemo M Tsopoe extended solidarity of brotherhood with the

Chakhesang community.

He maintained that Nagas are rich in culture and tradition to which he called upon the society to live as one despite the variant community.

President of Chakhesang Mothers Association, Zhonelu Tunyi delivered exhortation, the general secretary report for the tenure 2018-20 was also presented by Vetho Vadeo, general secretary CSU. SKK Yehemi village: Kuzholuzo Azo Nienu said that knowledge is power but at the same time knowledge without a purpose can become very destructive/ dangerous tool for society.

A press release from Sümi Kiphimi Küqhakulu (SKK) stated that, Azo said this during his speech as special guest at the ongoing 49th SKK session on January 21 evening at Yehemi village. Azo mentioned that education was a must in today's competitive society to survive and excel, whereby through education one gains knowledge which itself was courage, confidence and humility.

He encouraged the students’ community to

use God given knowledge to make this world a better place to live in and also in the services of humanity and not for destruction.

Citing example of present world, he said there were chaos everywhere in the country, war for want of justice, peace, tranquillity and progress. He pointed out that the bitter truth today and the sad reality was that those people at the helm of affairs supposed to protect the constitution and its subjects have become a threat to the same.

Referring to those who are in power, MLA said they should promote social and communal harmony but instead they were disrupting it. He informed that the prevailing atmosphere in the country poses a direct threat to the democratic principles enshrined in the constitution and the secular fabric of the nation.

In this regard, he urged the students’ community who are the future leaders to stay vigilant and on-guard.

He encouraged the gathering to hope and pray for the country to be united and not divided on race, region, culture or religion.

Declaration of tobacco free village DIMAPUR: In consultation with the deputy commissioner & chairman DTCC & DLCC, NTCP Wokha and chief medical officer, Wokha the district tobacco control cell organised a felicitation programme of the newly declared tobacco free village, New Riphyim village on January 22 at deputy commissioner conference hall, Wokha.

According to DIPR report, the certificate was handed over to the chairman New Riphyim village by the DC, Wokha, Orenthung Lotha in the presence of DTCC & DLCC members and tobacco free schools members.

DC appreciated their efforts to achieve a tobacco free status and encouraged them to be an example for the remaining villages in the district.

New Riphyim village was declared tobacco free on November 1, 2019 as the second tobacco free village, the first village being Yikhum village.

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Temjen Toy, chief secretary speaking at the workshop held in Kohima on January 22. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Department of Industries & Commerce in collaboration with startup India, Ministry of Commerce & Industry, department for promotion of Industries & Internal Trade (DPIIT) GoI, commenced a two-day workshop on “women capacity development” from January 22 at SIRD conference hall, Kohima.

According to DIPR report, chief secretary, Temjen Toy in his key note address stated that the world was changing

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and unless one keeps pace with the change, very soon it would be useless and irrelevant.

Toy mentioned that information technology has reached the doorsteps which is a huge advantage and the Nagas were equally accessible to all information with the rest of the world. In this regard he said that, it was up to the individual on how to make use of this technology and appealed to the entrepreneurs to take advantage of the workshop.

He also appraised the students that at the end of the day, it was hard work and perseverance that paves the way to success and urged them to ignite their minds by seeing and hearing the success stories of the entrepreneurs. Toy also mentioned that though it was a small start-up for women entrepreneurs, Naga women in the near future can take the lead making themselves known to the society and to the world.

Principal secretary,

Industries & Commerce, Lithrongla G. Chishi, in her opening remark said the workshop was an opportunity for entrepreneurs who have chosen to pursue their passion. Chishi, further mentioned that people know about business but most of all hardly knew about great entrepreneurship, commitment level and how to go about it, so this workshop was a great advantage to learn, understand and make entrepreneurship grow and make a difference not only in Nagaland but also outside too.

The highlights of the programme included basic & advanced workshop session, where it stressed on legal and compliance; speed mentoring with legal and compliance expert; IP & patent protection; speed mentoring with IP& patent experts; financial management and marketing strategy. Experiences of a Naga women entrepreneur was shared by Jesmina Zeliang, entrepreneur. Presentation on IPR was made by Gihukali Chishi, technical assistant, NASTEC, department of Science & Technology. Resource persons are Kuppulaxmi Krishnamoorthy, Arpita Kalanuria and Neikule Doulo.

Spot registration programme and training held in Mon

DC Mon, Thavaseelan K speaking at the workshop to the participants in Mon on January 22. (DIPR)

D I M A P U R : O n e - d ay workshop and spot registration programme for undergoing training for cutting, tailoring, driving and masonry was held on January 22 at conference hall of Konyak Union Office, Mon. According to DIPR report, speaking on the occasion as special guest, de puty commissioner, Mon, Thavaseelan K, said that PMKVY is a free skill development training programme under the government of India to skill youth of the country.

Under this programme, the government is giving a free training for the unemployed youth to train and earn. Skill Alli team, which is a registered training partner with the government among eighteen registered training partners will give training for cutting, tailoring, driving and masonry.

He called upon the youth to get the opportunity for self employment and the skill to start earning for livelihood.

Introductory note was given by assistant director,

Beti Bachao Beti Padhao activities underway in various districts

MSK, anganwadi workers during door to door Members taking pledge/oath during the meeting held on Adolescent girls with Kevethito Rose during the campaign.

January 20. programme.

DIMAPUR: As part of the week long Beti Bachao Beti Padhao special campaign to commemorate the occasion of national girl child day, door to door campaign was conducted at Phek under the aegis of district

administration and District Level Centre for Women (DLCW) Mahila Shakti Kendra (MSK) Phek on January 21.

A press release from the organisers stated that, SDO (C) Phek Bhavani in

his address highlighted the importance of a week- long BBBP special campaign.

She also stressed on unity among women and to sensitize women about the harmful use of tobacco.

Vilenuo Kapu, women

welfare officer, DLCWMSK Phek highlighted the importance of door to door campaign and how can it be used as an effective tool to address various issues pertaining in the society. Along with three staff of MSK

Phek, anganwadi workers from CDPO office Phek joined the campaign, which covered 180 households within Phek town.

The campaign was carried out with an aim to spread one of the main

objectives of BBBP, i.e. to ensure education and participation of the girl child.

Mon: Mon district administration in collaboration with District Level Centre for Women

(DLCW)-Mahila Shakti Kendra (MSK) observed the first day of Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) week with district task force (DTF) meeting along with pledge/oath taking at DC office conference hall on January 20.

A press release from DC office stated that, Thavaseelan K, deputy commissioner, Mon highlighted the BBBP week programme to the DTF members. Lomei Konyak, KNSK president emphasized on the education of girl child and the need to organize seminars & workshops on various issues relevant to women.

She also spoke about the poor health facilities and the need to improve them.

Dr. Sophie, CMO high-

directorate of Employment & Skill, Kohima Er. Alongse Sangtam. Presidents of KU, KNSK & KSU also spoke during the programme.

Highlights of the programme included sensitization hour by Skill Alli team, table counselling and registration hour. Programme was conducted under government sponsored course for skill development & employment in collaboration with directorate of Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Nagaland.

lighted on malnutrition and other health issues faced by women especially in the rural areas. Wennyei Konyak, PD DRDA, Mon spoke about the problems faced by women which included lack of livelihood and education opportunities.

He emphasized the need for organizing awareness seminars in each block.

T. Yanlem, CDPO, Mon proposed skill development training for school dropout girl child apart from a reenrollment campaign for them.

Tuensang: On day two of BBBP week celebration in Tuensang, activities like graffiti and essay competitions were held with Kevethito Rose, EAC Tuensang as special guest on January 21.

1st FCE programme held for Sumi-Chakhesang villages speech by Mudonyi Shijo, VCC, Dzulhami; vote of thanks by Zalhuzu Vasa and benediction by Thupuruso, pastor, Dzulhami Baptist Church. Vevozolu Ringa and Atoho Kiho compered the programme.

Thousands of people from three villages of Sumi and Chakhesang, and also from neighbouring villages attended the programme, where both Chakhesang and Sumi Hoho team attended the programme as special invitees.

Chakhesang men in traditional attire performing folk dance.

DIMAPUR: With an aim of strengthening ties of brotherhood among SumiChakhesang community, three villages, Dzulhami, Kilomi and Khughutomi, organized “1st fraternity cultural exchange” (FCE) programme at Dzulhami village, local ground under Phek district on January 21.

A press release from the organisers stated that, president, Sumi Hoho, Hekhushe Shikhu, as a special invitee, stated that Sumi and Chakhesang Hohos were doing its best to maintain tranquillity among the community.

He called for cordial relationship among the two communities and not to break the relationship of brotherhood because of individual interest or small issues. He also stated that culture was one’s identity and should be preserved, K Y M C

adding that one should never forget forefather’s cultural activities and pass it to future generation.

He lauded the organizers for such programmes among the two communities and considered it as very advantageous for upcoming generation.

President, Chakhesang Public Organization, Mikha Kenye, in his greeting stated that celebration of fraternity cultural exchange marked the brotherhood of Sumi and Chakhesang and was also a significant landmark. Sumi and Chakhesang brothers share many similarities in its traits, whereby he encouraged for promoting true brotherhood spirit.

While calling upon them to maintain the spirit of brotherhood by resolving any issue that remain unsolved, he also asked

them to spread message of fraternity with members of other communities and to contribute towards building unity and harmony amongst the Nagas.

Short speeches and exhortation were also delivered by ex-minister, Zachilhu Vadeo, VCC, Kilomi, N Phuhoi Swu and GB, Khughutomi, Kihovi Swu. The next FCE would be held at Kilomi-Khughutomi village, during Ahuna festival in 2023. It was also declared to celebrate it after every three years during “Sekrenyi” and “Ahuna” festivals, to ensure connection, achieve peace, love and to keep the spirit of brotherhood alive.

Programme was chaired by Razukhru Vasa, DPO, DRDA, Phek; invocation by Rev. Riwhusuh Ringa, pastor, UBC, BSF camp, Kohima; welcome

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Assam problem of CAA is different: SC

NEW DELHI, JAN 22 (PTI): The Supreme Court on Wednesday said that Assam’s problem is different from rest of the country as the earlier cut off date for citizenship was March 24, 1971, which under the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) has been extended to December 31, 2014.

The top court agreed to hear the petitions concerning issues of Assam and Tripura separately from the batch of petitions challenging constitutional validity of the CAA. A bench of Chief Justice S A Bobde and Justices S Abdul Nazeer and Sanjiv Khanna said, “The petitions concerning Assam and Tripura as well as the matters related to Uttar Pradesh, which is going ahead with the implementation of CAA without framing any rules, can be dealt with separately”.

It observed that “Assam’s problem is different from rest of the country as the earlier cut off date for citizenship was March 24, 1971, which under the CAA has been extended to December 31, 2014”.

During the hearing of total 143 petitions which had challenged constitu-

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tional validity of CAA, senior advocate Vikas Singh, appearing for petitioners challenging the process of grant of citizenship under the CAA to 40 lakhs Bengali Hindus who had migrated from Bangladesh to Assam and Tripura, said the Act will create a peculiar situation as huge agitations are going on in these states.

He said the operation of CAA be stayed as it even violated Assam Accord of 1985, which fixes cut of date for grant of citizenship as March 24, 1971.

“Assam is facing a peculiar situation due to the migrants coming from Bangladesh as earlier cut off date for grant of citizenship was 1950, then cut of date

was extended to March 24, 1971. This extension has been challenged before the apex court and the matter is pending,” he said.

Attorney General K K Venugopal, appearing for the Centre, intervened and urged the Court to hear petitions relating to Assam separately from a batch of antiCAA petitions and assured the court that the exercise of Assam National Register of Citizenship (NRC) will not be complete until the national list is published by the Registrar General of India. He said the recently concluded Assam NRC exercise, which was monitored by the apex court, will not be complete unless the final list is published.

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AR dismisses Manipur Imphal JNIMS doctors on strike IPS officer’s allegation demanding removal of director

IMPHAL, JAN 22 (PTI): The Assam Rifles (AR) has termed a woman IPS officer’s allegations that she was assaulted and molested by a rifleman at a Manipur check post as “baseless, fabricated and malicious” and accused her of illegally entering Myanmar and purchasing unidentified goods there.

However, AR assured to investigate the matter and ensure a “free and fair trial”.

Based on a written complaint of the IPS officer, police has registered an FIR against rifleman P K Pandey for allegedly physically assaulting and molesting the woman at the Khudengtabi check post in Tengnoupal district while she was returning from the India-Myanmar border on January 19.

The state women commission has summoned the rifleman to appear before it on or before January 27 and forwarded the woman’s complaint to the National Commission for Women and the Chief Minister’s Office.

Chief Minister N Biren Singh has said that as an FIR has been lodged, Assam Rifles has been asked to hand over the rifleman as per law. “We will take legal actions,” he said.

The paramilitary force,

in a statement issued on Tuesday evening, said, on January 19, the IPS officer’s car had bypassed vehicle scanning and jumped the queue at the check post.

The vehicle was stopped by AR troops and the passengers were asked for their identification which is routine at the check post, the statement said.

“The woman along with her armed male escorts, all in civil dress, started arguing in an ignoble and indecorous language. This was possibly with an aim to avoid checking of unidentified and suspicious stores loaded in the vehicle,” it said.

The statement said that despite repeated requests, the woman refused to divulge her identification and told the troops, “Don’t you know me?”.

She then started clicking pictures which was objected to by Rifleman P K Pandey as photographing such a sensitive check post is prohibited, it said.

It said that two senior Assam Rifles officers had requested her to resolve the matter amicably to which she replied, “Jawan ko mere saamne jhukaake dus joote maaro toh main apology accept karungi (I will only accept the apology if the jawan is hit with shoes)”.

JNIMS doctors stage protest at the institute campus in Imphal on Wednesday. (NP) Correspondent Among other issues, the doctors are protesting IMPHAL, JAN 22: Nor- against “hurried” appointmal healthcare service at ment to fill up vacant posts Jawaharlal Nehru Insti- of some assistant profestute of Medical Sciences sors.

(JNIMS), Imphal was afThey alleged that the fected Wednesday after interview of the recruitthe doctors suspend their ment of the assistant produties of the day to stage fessors was held on the a protest inside the hospital same day of issuance of campus. notification for filling up The doctors staged vacant posts. The results the protest in front of the of the same were also deadministrative block of clared on the same day the institute, demanding “Remove corrupted immediate removal of director,” general secretheir director Dr Thongam tary Dr Bikram Aditya of Bhimo.

APSRA demanded while The office of the direc- accusing the director of tor was also gheraoed by being sidelining the interest around hundred protesting and welfare of the servicing doctors. doctors of the institute.

The doctors staged He said that the docthe protest under the aegis tors serving in the biggest of the Assistant Professor state run hospital after Senior Residents Associate RIMS hospital, which is a Professors (APSRA) Com- Central institute, had been mittee after taking mass suffering a lot due to direccasual leave for the day. tor’s negligence.

He said that since January 2018, 25 seats of assistant professors were lying vacant in JNIMS whereas there were around 35 post graduate completed students of the institute.

The doctors of the institute have been pressing the state government and concerned authorities to give the post graduate completed students of the institute the opportunity while filling up the vacant posts as like done in other institutes.

The matter was raised to the chief minister, state chief secretary and even the principal secretary as well as the director time and again.

The doctors had on many occasions launched various forms of strike and agitations. But all their efforts remained unfruitful due to lack of responsibility on the part of the director, he accused.

“We think that it was due to the inefficient director who never thinks for the welfare of the doctors of the institute was behind the non-fulfilment our demands,” he said.

He announced that the strike commenced today would continue until and unless Dr Thongam Bhimo was removed as the director of the institute.

Japan ambassador calls on DoNER minister KA Congress opposes illegal coal mining

Japan Ambassador, Satoshi Suzuki meets Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh in New Delhi Wednesday.

Spl. Correspondent NEW DELHI, JAN 22 (NPN): A Japanese delegation led by ambassador Satoshi Suzuki called on Union Minister for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) Jitendra Singh here on Wednesday.

During the meeting, various issues related to mutual collaboration and cooperation between the two countries were discussed.

“There is huge Japanese investment in infra-

structure projects in the North Eastern region of the country,” a DoNER ministry statement said.

Japan has huge investment in infrastructure projects in the Northeast and is collaborating with several states in the region in areas like forest, sewerage and disaster management, DoNER said.

In the area of forest management, Japan has been collaborating with the governments of Tripura, Sikkim and Nagaland and soon it will tie up with Meghalaya.

Mutual collaboration in the areas of bamboo, disaster management, road infrastructure and Guwahati Sewerage Project were some of the issues that came up for discussion at the meeting, it said.

The upgradation of Aizwal-Tuipang Section of NH-54 with a length of 372 km is being done with the assistance of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) at a cost of Rs 6,168 crore.

The road would provide seamless connectivity to Sittwe port in Mayanmar

as part of the government’’s ‘’Act East Policy’’.

Singh said India shares traditional relations with Japan and under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, new areas of mutual collaboration are being added to it.

The minister mentioned about the bullet train project in this regard.

Singh said during the last five years, Japanese engagement in India’’s infrastructure projects has increased. Recently 12 nursing caregivers from Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh have been taken up for jobs in Japan through initiative of private agencies, the minister said.

Discussing the role of mutual cooperation between the two countries, it was mentioned that meeting of Indo-Japan Working Group on Nuclear Energy Cooperation is scheduled to be held next month, the statement said.

On the issue of collaboration between India and Japan in the area of outer space, it was mentioned that bilateral discussions were held last year.

NAGALAND STATE COOPERATIVE BANK LTD. NSCB/CMA/Print Media/-

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The following Individuals/Society/groups who have availed Loan from the Nagaland State Cooperative Bank Chumukedima Branch and failed to repay the same are informed to liquidate their Loan outstanding dues immediately to avoid legal action.

Name of Borrower Profession Sl no Address/Dept.

Name of the Guarantor Remarks Father Name Designation Tsonsumo Lotha Lotha Director, Sugarcane 1 Khonthungo Mechanic Gr 1 Jt. Jt. Director, Sugarcane Agri. Dept 4th mile As per record F/N Lt. Wokhomo Agri.Dept 4th Mile Aier Land Record & survey Toshi Lkr. 2 Obangnenba Surveyor As per record F/N Lt. Senka Aier Tuensang Trf to Dmr. Surveyor Land Record & survey Philip Lotha Spl.Home & Observation Budhi Ram Thapa C/Taker, Spl. Home & As per record 3 E.K F/N Lt. Khonyimo Kikon Care taker Social welfare Dept.

Observation, Social Welfare Dept.

Yashimenla Lkr Asangba Jamir, SAA 4 F/N Tali Longkumer Sr. Acctt. Asstt Sr. Treasury Office Dimapur As per record Sr. Treasury Office Dmr. K Pandey Peon 5 Purngangshi Peon Govt. High School, Diphupar R As per record F/N Tali Longkumer Govt. High School, Diphupar Magdaline G/ teacher Govt. Higher Secondary Keduokhrienuo 6 Mhasivinuo As per record H/N Mishak Jemu School, CMD G/Teacher GOVT. H.S.S., CMD Luho Govt. Middle School I. Makamkhing Yim 7 Kevizeho P/Teacher As per record F/N Lt Zaho Luho Seitheke Basa P/Teacher Govt. M.S, Seitheke Basa Tainla Jamir Constable As per record 8 Lanuyanger ------Near CPO Hall Cmd F/N Aokumzuk 1st NAP CMD Alila Ao Sugar Mill Village now Unity Rongsennungsang Surveyor As per record 9 Smti Bussiness PWD (Road & Bridge) Dmr F/N Lanutemsuu Village 5th Mile Pongen P.S Chuba Lkr. Surveyor 10 Temsusangla Piggery H. Khel Diphupar As per record F/N Lt. Lanu 11 EE Irregation & F.C. Dmr Pradip O/P D.H.OFFICE Lolentsungla D.H.OFFICE As per record 11 Smti UDA 4th Mile W/o Temjen Amer 4th Mile Diphupar Kelesel LDA Kirha Village As per record 12 Krotsole Thapo Piggery DC Office, Kohima, Nagaland Near Airport 4th Mile Tenyiphe 11 Village Khweno Neikha 13 Nourhe Neikha Piggery As per record CMD Dimapur E.E PWD (R&B) Dimapur Lohe Sakuyuba Ao Constable 14 Thuputhe Constable PTS CMD As per record F/N Venuyi Lohe PTS CMD Branch Manager Nagaland State Cooperative Bank Ltd. Chumukedima Branch DP-488 K Y M C

Correspondent DIPHU, JAN 22: Mounting attack on the BJP-ruled Karbi Anglong Council, the Karbi Anglong District Youth Congress Committee and District Mahila Congress Committee have alleged that trade on illegally mined coal, sand and other natural resources were continuing in full scale in various places of the district.

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unchecked smuggling of crucial forest products in connivance with forest department has maligned the image of BJP’s claim of a corruption free state. They also questioned the sincerity of Hill Areas development minister Sum Ronghang and Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council’s chief executive member Tuliram Ronghang on the issue.

Organizations inclined to congress including Karbi

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Anglong under the very nose of both district administration and the Autonomous Council. The Congress and its allied organizations have demanded immediate action against those involved in the unlawful business.

They have warned that if authorities ignored its appeal they would be compelled to lunch movement to stop the illegalities.

Gram:Agricomplex Medziphema

Phone:247241/247250 Fax :03862 -247241

ICAR RESEARCH COMPLEX FOR NEH REGION Date : 22/01/2020

I, Nungsangkala I. Ao, Daughter of Imlionen Ao Mozer, Resident of House No - 412, Kushiabill Village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows :1. That, I am citizen of India.

2. That my name is Nungsangkala I. Ao however recorded as Nungsangkala Ao Mozer in my Indian Passport bearing No-H4854174 due to inadvertent clerical mistakes. However Nungsangkala I. Ao and Nungsangkala Ao Mozer refers to the same person.

3. That this affidavit is sworn for the purpose of clarification and stating that I shall be using my name as Nungsangkala I. Ao for all future references and seeking for kind acceptance by any competent authority.

Verification :- That I verify that the above statements made in para 1 to 3 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.

DEPONENT Magistrate/ Notary Public DP-581

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR, NAGALAND NOTICE

Anglong Youth Peace Organization have also voiced their concern.

In a press statement, the organizations said they would not tolerate “these extremely hazardous and illegal activities”, which they said were going out of control now. Organizations alleged that all the illegalities were continuing ceaselessly in different parts of Karbi

S/C No. 39/2020

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER 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 Shilu Temjen has been applied by Shri/Smti Surholu Venuh, W/o Late Shilu Temjen R/O H.No. 5, GRPS, Rail Bazaar Area, Dimapur Nagaland for possession of : Pension Benefits 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 24th February, 2020.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 22nd January, 2020.

PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND DP-575

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

(Indian Council of Agricultural Research) Nagaland Centre, Medziphema, Nagaland- 797106

NOTICE INVITING E-TENDERING (NIT) ICAR Nagaland Centre, Medziphema invites e-tendering from the reputed Firms/ Suppliers/ Manufacturers/ Producers/ Authorized Dealers etc. for the following items as cited below: 1. Supply of Fertilizers, Agrochemicals, Organic Manure & Bio Fertilizers, Seeds, Organic insecticide/Pesticide, Minor Tools & Implements 2. Supply/Installation of Rain Water Harvesting Structure, Tender Documents can be downloaded from Central public procurement portal (CPPP) or http:// www.icarnagaland.nic.in/ e-mail at icarnagaland@gmail.com or rcn.storesection@gmail.com Sd/DC-67 Assistant Administrative Officer.

Regd. No. 260/2020

AFFIDAVIT FOR CLARIFICATION OF NAME

Date : 21/01/2020

I, Shri Tekanochet, Father of Miss Akumchila, presently residing at Signal Angami Village, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and state as under :1. That I am a bonafide law abiding citizen of India.

2. That in my previous service records my daughter's name is recorded as SANENCHILA. 3. Whereas my daughter's name has been changed to AKUMCHILA. 4. And whereas SANENCHILA alias AKUMCHILA, both refers to my daughter's name or the same person.

5. That henceforth my daughter's name shall be used as AKUMCHILA in all official records and documents.

6. That this Affidavit is made to declare the change of my daughter's name and through these presents be it known to all concerned and make acceptance and change my daughter's name as AKUMCHILA in all official records and documents.

I verify that the above mentioned statements declared by me are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and no material has been concealed therein.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn and declared before me by the deponent on 21st January 2020.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-570

IN THE COURT OF DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE WOKHA : NAGALAND S/C. No. 03/20 NOTICE

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Notice calling objection for the issue of Succession Certificate.

Shri/Smt Hokhuli Sumi of Naghuto New District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/ Guardianship Certificate declaring that His/Her/ Wife/Husband Late Lutovi Sumi has expired on 20/11/2019.

It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issue of the same.

Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-565

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTION OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 370 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925 FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE. Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of LORENI has been applied by Shri. P. YANYETHUNG EZUNG, R/o VUNGOJU COLONY H.No/Ward No 14, Wokha, Nagaland W/o. Lt LORENI for possession of; 1. Nagaland Rural Bank A/C No. SB:99000222869 2. Nagaland State Co-operative Bank Ltd. A/C No. 100610006009206.

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 21/02/2020.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this day the 21/01/2020.

Sd/- District & Sessions Judge Wokha : Nagaland WC-27

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND

NO. JUD. 21/2017-18/404 Dtd. Zbto. the...../ .....20 .....

Notice calling objection for the issue of Succession Certificate.

Smt Khasheli of Alahuto Colony, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/ Guardianship Certificate declaring that His/Her/ Wife/Husband Late Visuho Sema has expired on 26/10/2019.

It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issue of the same.

Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-566

SC-24/2020 NOTICE NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/ OBJECTION OF OTHER CLAIM(S) UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 370 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925 FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE. Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate / pension benefits of Late Ram Saran has been applied by Smt. Talimenla, R/o Yimyu Ward, H.No. 195/04 Mokokchung, Nagaland W/o Late Ram Saran for possession of.

Notice is hereby given that any person interested in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may, if she/he so desire to appear in the court on or before 13.2.2020.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this day the 13.1.2020.

Sd/- Principal District & Sessions Judge Mokokchung, Nagaland.

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Indian students in China’s Wuhan in Mamata take anti-CAA, NRC fight to Darjeeling anxious wait as coronavirus turns virulent Asks ‘Will a person be declared foreigner, then allowed to apply for citizenship?”

CBSE to allow use of calculators in exam for CWSNs NEW DELHI, JAN 22 (PTI): Children with special needs appearing for the CBSE in class 10 or 12 will be able to use basic calculators from this year, officials said. “The board has decided to facilitate students under Children with Special Needs (CSWN) category by permitting use of simple basic calculator during Class X and Class XII board examination,” CBSE said in a letter sent to schools.

“Calculator will only be allowed to those students who have already been registered under CWSN category for the 2020 examination,” it added. To avail the facility, the students have to give a request to the schools by January 28 and principals will have to forward it to concerned regional office of CBSE.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee leading a rally in Darjeeling against CAA and NRC on Wednesday.

dressing the rally in Hindi.

“The Centre is saying that there is no need for documents for NPR, then why are they asking about date and place of birth of parents. The Centre is actually planning to make two lists -- one for those who would submit documents and another for those who wouldn’t,” she added.

Reiterating that the CAA, the NPR and the NRC won’t be allowed in West Bengal, Banerjee said before forcing any citizen

out of the state, the BJP “has to throw her out” first.

“Due to the NRC in Assam, lakhs of Gorkhas have been rendered homeless. We will not allow that to happen in Darjeeling as long as I am here,” she told the rally in Chowkbazar area of the city after leading the march that began at Bhanu Bhakta Bhavan near Mall.

Banerjee’s comments come a day after Shah accused the opposition parties of “misleading” people on the Citizenship Amend-

Interpol issues Blue Corner Notice against Nithyananda

A H M E DA BA D / N E W DELHI, JAN 22 (PTI): Interpol has issued a Blue Corner Notice seeking information about controversial self-styled godman Nithyananda, who fled the country amid allegations of wrongful confinement of children, officials said on Wednesday.

A Blue Corner Notice is issued by the international police cooperation body to collect additional information from its member countries about a person’s identity, location or activities in relation to a crime.

The Gujarat Police had sent a request to the CBI, the nodal body for Interpol matters in India, seeking a Blue Corner Notice against Nithyananda, the officials said.

“Interpol issued the

Nithyananda

Blue Corner Notice against the controversial godman this month,” Deputy Superintendent of Police, Ahmedabad (rural), K T Kamariya, told PTI.

Priyanka takes swipe at Shah Says he is challenging those who don’t venture out LU C K N OW, JA N 2 2 (PTI): Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Wednesday said Union Home Minister Amit Shah is challenging those leaders on the citizenship law who have not come out of their homes to fight against him but are instead talking about problems of other states.

In a tweet, she also mentioned the opening line of a hit song from the 1960s film “Dil Apna Aur Preet Parai” -- ‘Ajeeb Dastan Hai Yeh, Kahan Shuru Kahan Khatam’ ...(This is a strange story with confusion over its beginning and the end).”

She wrote in the tweet in Hindi, “The home minister is challenging those who have not even come out of their homes to fight against him, and the people whom he should throw a challenge are talking about problems of other states.”

She went on to add, “The people of Uttar Pradesh understand everything.”

Bahujan Samaj Party supremo Mayawati on Wednesday said her party is ready for a debate on the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) on any platform, a day after Shah threw the challenge to the Opposition.

Addressing a rally in support of the Citizenship

ment Act (CAA) and said that the law will not be scrapped despite protests over it.

Baner jee said that agitations must continue till the contentious law is revoked by the central government.

“Suddenly after 73 years of Independence, we have to prove that we are Indian citizens. The BJP does not have the rights to determine our citizenship.

Do we have to wear BJP’s amulet to prove our citizen-

The police said they are now working to get Interpol to issue a Red Corner Notice, a global arrest warrant, against Nithyananda.

The Gujarat Police had registered an FIR against Nithyananda after two girls went missing from his ashram in Ahmedabad.

He was charged with kidnapping and wrongful confinement of children to make them collect donations from followers to run his ashram.

Nithyananda was earlier declared wanted by the Gujarat Police.

While police continue to look for him, reports emerged in December last year that he has created a Hindu nation, Kailaasa, with its own flag and political setup, on an island near Ecuador.

ship?” she asked.

The TMC supremo also slammed the saffron party for making references to Pakistan, which she said is a ploy to divert public attention from issues like economic slowdown and growing unemployment.

“Are you people (BJP) Indians or ambassadors of Pakistan? If someone protest against them, they will brand them Pakistani.

If someone says we don’t have industries, they will say go to Pakistan,” she told a thundering crowd.

Darjeeling Lok Sabha constituency, which encompasses both the hills and parts of the plains including Siliguri, has been with the BJP since 2009.

Baner jee, who has been at the forefront of the anti-CAA agitations, led ten protest marches and addressed six rallies in various parts of the state since the issue snowballed into a major political firestorm last December.

Her government has also decided to bring in a resolution against the CAA in the assembly on January 27, following such moves by Kerala and Punjab.

BEIJING, JAN 22 (PTI): A large number of Indian students in the Chinese city of Wuhan, the epicentre of the new SARS-like virus which rattled China and the world with its sheer virulence, kept an anxious watch on the situation as local officials on Wednesday asked people to stop travelling in and out of the city.

The bustling central Chinese city of about 11.5 million people with beautiful parks and lakes has overnight turned into a city of nightmare as nine people died and over 440 people admitted to hospitals with quarantine facilities.

Wu h a n b e c a m e a household name in India for being the venue of the historic first informal summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping in 2018. It is also home to about 700 Indians, mostly students.

Over 500 Indian students are studying medicine while others were pursuing Ph.D and language programmes. China has become a major destination for Indian medical students with their numbers sharply increasing to 23,000 in the

last few years.

While most of the Indian students left for home in the second week of this month after completion of the exams, others remained in the city to complete their academic work.“Basically, do not go to Wuhan. And those in Wuhan please do not leave the city,” National Health Commission ViceMinister Li Bin told journalists here on Wednesday.

Fo r e i g n M i n i s t r y spokesman Geng Shuang said that there is no ban on people leaving and entering Wuhan, while the officials have stepped up monitoring measures like screening people at most of the crowded places.

Curtailing the movement of people appears to be the main task for the Chinese officials as all the deaths and most of the cases reported in different Chinese cities and the world are linked to Wuhan.

Local officials announced the suspension of Friday prayers in mosques, according to social media reports, in an apparent attempt to avoid close gathering of people as the coronavirus spreads human-to-human.

It is an anxious wait for the Indians who stayed put.

Most of the students stayed indoors. Currently the city appeared normal with local metro trains, buses running and airport operational, one student told PTI over the phone.

As of now there are no restrictions on movement, going in and out of the city, he said. So far, no Indian or foreign students have been affected, the student said.

People are venturing out with masks and following instructions like washing hands and face whenever going out, he said.

While the Indian Embassy kept a close watch through the social media WeChat and WhatsApp, the students remained in close contact keeping an eye on the evolving situation.

India has already issued a travel warning to people travelling to China. The students will await a word from the Indian Embassy to decide about leaving the city, he said.

Besides the students, the fast spreading virus has become a major worry for their parents back home, the student added.

India slips 10 places on Global Democracy Index NEW DELHI, JAN 22 (PTI/IANS): India slipped 10 places to 51st position in the 2019 Democracy Index’s global ranking, according to The Economist Intelligence Unit, which cited “erosion of civil liberties” in the country as the primary cause for the downtrend.

India’s overall score fell from 7.23 in 2018 to 6.90 in the Index that provides a snapshot of the current state of democracy worldwide for 165 independent states and two territories.

On India, the report said, the country dropped ten places in the Democracy Index’s global ranking to 51st. The primary cause of the democratic regression was an erosion of civil liberties in the country. The index is based on five categories -- electoral process and pluralism; the functioning of government; political participation; political cul-

ture; and civil liberties.

The ranking report was most critical of the Indian government’s move to deploy large numbers of security personnel in J&K and placing local leaders under house arrest before it “stripped” J&K state of its special status by repealing two key constitutional provisions granting it powers of autonomy. “Meanwhile, a separate citizenship registration exercise in Assam, a state in north-eastern India, has excluded 1.9m from the final list of the National Register of Citizens (NRC).

The vast majority of people excluded from the NRC are Muslims,” the report said.

“The new citizenship law has enraged the large Muslim population, stoked communal tensions and generated large protests in major

cities,” the EIU added.

Based on their total score, the countries are classified as one of four types of regime: “full democracy” (scores greater than 8); flawed democracy - scores greater than 6 and less than or equal to 8; hybrid regime - scores greater than 4 and less than or equal to 6; authoritarian regime - scores less than or equal to 4”.

India was included in the “flawed democracy” category. Meanwhile, China’s score fell to 2.26 in the 2019 index, and the country is now ranked 153rd, close to the bottom of the global rankings. “Over the past year discrimination against minorities, especially in the north-western region of Xinjiang, has intensified.

Digital surveillance of the population continued apace

in 2019, representing a further constraint on individual freedoms,” the report said.

Among other emerging economies, Brazil was ranked 52nd with a score of 6.86, Russia stood at 134th with a score of 3.11.

Meanwhile, Pakistan was ranked 108th on the overall list with a score of 4.25, while Sri Lanka was at 69th place with a score of 6.27, Bangladesh (at 80th with 5.88 score).

The overall list was topped by Norway, followed

by Iceland and Sweden.

Other countries in the top 10 include New Zealand at the fourth place, Finland (5th), Ireland (6th), Denmark (7th), Canada (8th), Australia (9th) and Switzerland (10th). North Korea was at the bottom of the global ranking at 167th place.

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“The BSP is ready to accept the challenge thrown by the central government, which is troubled by the organised struggle and agitation all over the country against the most controversial CAA/NRC/NPR, especially by the youth and women, for a debate on the issue on any platform and anywhere,” Mayawati said in a tweet in Hindi.

Meanwhile, accusing the BJP of discriminating on the basis of religion, Samajwadi Party supremo Akhilesh Yadav on Wednesday said not only his party but all those who “understand the soul” of the country are opposed to the amended Citizenship Act. He instead challenged the BJP for a debate on development.

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Addressing a rally after leading a mega 4-km-long protest march through the serpentine roads of this Himalayan town, Banerjee said the Centre is trying to push the CAA only in nonBJP ruled states.

She claimed that all states except West Bengal have attended the meeting on the National Population Register (NPR) in New Delhi due to fear of the BJP-led Union government.

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Vol. XXx NO. 46 Dimapur, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2020

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Big Fight for Delhi

n a sample survey conducted among a few thousand voters in Delhi, 59.7 per cent voters said they would vote AAP, 24.1 per cent said the BJP and only 2.4 per cent favoured the Congress. Delhi has 70 assembly seats which will be up for grabs in the February 8,2020 election. As per present mood of voters, the Aam Aadmi Party(AAP) is ahead of the others. The AAP was the first to officially announce its list of candidates and also the first to arrive on the poll scene which indicates that it has been preparing for the elections for over a year. Delhi Assembly election is a closely contested three-dimensional political battle. The ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) led by Arvind Kejriwal, the Delhi chief minister, has much at stake in the Delhi Assembly election for this is the only place where it is in power. In the outgoing Assembly, the AAP had won 67 seats which came down to 62 after five of its legislators were disqualified. It lost one more seat in a bypoll after the sitting AAP legislator quit on getting elected to the Punjab Assembly.The BJP which is in power for the second consecutive term at the Centre, is more than desperate to retain Delhi from the AAP, a UT it last ruled in 1998.On the other hand, the vanquished and rudderless Congress, which has seen its workers and vote banks switching to the AAP, is also desperate for a comeback. The Congress, which formed three consecutive governments in Delhi under late Sheila Dikshit, can practically claim victory if it dampens BJP’s chances of return to power in Delhi. That is too tall an order despite the outward bravado. However, the reason why Congress leaders still think its possible is from the outcome of the 2019 Lok Sabha election in Delhi. The Congress finished second in five of seven constituencies pushing the AAP to distant third. However, in a state election, the voters will decide on local issues. However, recent surveys show that people have clear preferences for Delhi Assembly election with link to the Lok Sabha election trend. In five of seven constituencies, the AAP finished third behind the Congress. In three of these constituencies, the AAP candidates forfeited their deposits. In contrast, the BJP had won all seven seats with 57 per cent vote share. Kejriwal has struck first by announcing a host of freebies for the citizens of Delhi. His freebies include women travelling by metro, free power consumption up to 200 units and 50 per cent subsidy for those consumers using 201 to 400 units per month; complete waiver of water arrears for people under certain categories in colonies, free WiFi scheme under which Delhiites can avail 15 GB free data every month etc. However Kejriwal’s other unfulfilled promises -jan lokpal and Swaraj bill against corruption, which were the propellers to his AAP remains unmentioned. Kejriwal wants to play safe and has stopped short of taking Modi on like he did in previous elections. He has also made himself scarce and silent over the antiCAA protests by students at Jamia Milia Islamia and Jawaharlal Nehru University. In politics, even a day is a long time and it still remains to be seen if AAP can win majority or need some support or that the BJP could spring a big surprise.

DailyDevotion Am I Looking To God? Look to Me, and be saved… —Isaiah 45:22

Do we expect God to come to us with His blessings and save us? He says, “Look to Me, and be saved….” The greatest difficulty spiritually is to concentrate on God, and His blessings are what make it so difficult. Troubles almost always make us look to God, but His blessings tend to divert our attention elsewhere. The basic lesson of the Sermon on the Mount is to narrow all your interests until your mind, heart, and body are focused on Jesus Christ. “Look to Me….”

Many of us have a mental picture of what a Christian should be, and looking at this image in other Christians’ lives becomes a hindrance to our focusing on God. This is not salvation— it is not simple enough. He says, in effect, “Look to Me and you are saved,” not “You will be saved someday.” We will find what we are looking for if we will concentrate on Him. We get distracted from God and irritable with Him while He continues to say to us, “Look to Me, and be saved….” Our difficulties, our trials, and our worries about tomorrow all vanish when we look to God. Wake yourself up and look to God. Build your hope on Him. No matter how many things seem to be pressing in on you, be determined to push them aside and look to Him. “Look to Me….” Salvation is yours the moment you look.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 2020

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The return of agitational politics

olitical history of independent India amply illustrates how street agitations have been used as a potent instrument by the opposition to create an anti-incumbency environ against an otherwise well entrenched regime. Economic issues and failures of policy implementation have been the common cause for the politically disparate groups to come together for vote mobilisation. Students and workers were always the focal points of an agitational campaign -- the most pronounced in recent history was the episode of JP agitation that derived strength from the parallel Railways strike masterminded by George Fernandes in 1974 to oppose Indira Gandhi. The war cry of that agitation revolved round misgovernance and corruption. However, that particular all India stir -- as far as one can see -- never displayed a communal streak. The current protests in the country on the twin issues of Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and National Register of Citizens (NRC) need to be analysed and evaluated considering that for the first time the opposition at the all-India level is stoking communal passions to whip up a public agitation on what it alleges are the

‘anti- Muslim’ measures of the Modi government.

It began unsurprisingly with the protests by Jamia Millia University students of Delhi. CAA by itself did not touch the Muslims of India living as equal citizens of a sovereign nation but the idea of India declaring itself as the welcome home of minorities of Indian origin persecuted in the Islamic states in the neighbourhood, was apparently taken by the protesters as the indicator of a communal discrimination that might get into the implementation of the NRC project.

The debate got linked to the age-long problem of illegal Bangladeshi immigrants that abound not only in the North-East and West Bengal but to an extent live in the rest of the country as well. Now broadly speaking, CAA could add to the BJP vote bank while NRC had the potential of adversely hitting the Congress and other opposition parties who distinctly banked heavily on the Minority support. Prime Minister intervened early to retrieve the CAA from the controversy created by the public mention of NRC, by announcing that the latter was still an idea that had not been discussed yet at any level in the government.

However, the opposition

is in no mood to let go of a political weapon that could keep a national level agitation alive against the ruling party, particularly since the NRC link of CAA continued to find mention in the public narrative on citizenship.

The opposition has tried to enlarge the agitation by expanding on one hand, the Jamia Millia protests into an anti-government stir of the students propelled by the disturbances in JNU and building on the other, a campaign to the effect that the Modi regime was being pro-Hindu and anti-Muslim in violation of the secular norms. The opposition was hoping to consolidate the Minority and liberals behind it. There is an obvious political risk the opposition runs here of acquiring an anti-Hindu and pro-Muslim image. The agitation is progressively becoming focussed on the opposition to the CAA on the single point that it did not enjoy Constitutional validity as it granted citizenship on the basis of religion but the Hindu majority of this country would be left wondering why the opposition was agitating when the Act did not take away anybody’s citizenship. There is an ongoing counter campaign of the BJP government in defence of CAA and this

could generate a Hindu backlash against those who projected the legislation as an anti-Muslim move. The opposition could be going against the Hindu sentiment that considered India as the home of Hindus.

Beyond a point, the average Indian rooted in the soil does not understand the political ‘liberal’ thought that regarded ‘nationalism’ as an unhealthy idea in a Hindu majority India.

What should cause concern, is that the antiCAA agitation is rooted in a communal divide and is prone to acquiring shades of militancy that can effect internal security if not moderated in time. Just as abrogation of Article 370

by Parliament on August 5 was opposed on the implicit ground that it was a ‘Muslim issue’ -- which was certainly not the case considering that the integral state of J&K was a multireligious entity under our secular Constitution -- the CAA on its own was being denounced as an anti-Muslim measure even though it did not touch Muslims at all. In both cases, the opposition is unwittingly putting Indian Muslims and Pakistan on the same side of the political fence.

Some opposition leaders are deliberately bringing in Pakistan in what is a matter of internal debate in India.

As and when the NRC is announced, Indians as a collective will certainly favour a humane process of identification of migrants and some consideration for families that had children born here and did not invite any suspicion from security angle. The launch of National Population Register (NPR) in the meanwhile -- this is a form of census -- is no doubt adding fuel to the fire and it should not therefore go beyond counting people as and where they are. Large number of poor Indians have no permanent address or even an authorised identification and NPR should not start looking like the NRC in another form. The fear and mistrust on this count can easily engulf vast sections of population and give the opposition a cause for converting anti-CAA agitation into a movement of the poor and the weak.

A festering public unrest created by the antiCAA agitation is being sustained by the centre-state conflict raked up by opposition-ruled governments.

Even without bringing up questions of performance of Modi government in economic and other people-related spheres on the table, the stir is managing to create an impasse and a feeling of stagnation around and thus draw-

ing attention to the issue of ‘governance’ as such.

While the world opinion on Kashmir is showing an understanding of India’s position on the lockdown there, the Hindu-Muslim divide in the country on the issue of CAA is finding an echo outside of India.

Our diplomacy must have a considered common ‘brief ’ on the issue for explaining India’s stand on the persecuted minorities in Islamic regimes. The democratic world will be willing to grasp India’s sensitive approach to non-Muslims of Indian origin who were suffering because of the rise of radical Islam in the Muslim world -- with Pakistan becoming the epicentre of its growth. This has to be done in a knowledgeable way and in a manner that brings out India as a non-communal country that was only protecting all its citizens against Islamic fundamentalists. The Centre should not allow the citizenship debate to cloud its work on the development front. Prime Minister Modi’s image of personal integrity and devotion to national advancement holds and this should help it to reactivate the narrative of ‘development for all’ amidst the distractions caused by the current agitation.

D.C. Pathak (IANS)

Indian state’s approach to CAA-NRC is flawed Some common traits of Nagaland

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or r uption in Nagaland we find in Nagaland. In short all has n science, an anomaly in under curfew, Internet services and undemocratic. sounds little outlandish. To turned business oriented rather than an experiment does not curtailed and thousands of Anomalies are also crethink of evil graft in a land quality development of a person. amount to abandoning paramilitary and army person- ated by a certain politics of that sets Christ like image exhibits And who says Nagas don’t a certain theory or method nel deployed. sub-nationalism, which, in involved in the experiment.

Why is the government turn, revives the wounds that a great challenge to the outside have beggars, the only difference between the actual beggars and Experiments are run again, not responding to the demands gives the State a chance to world.

On the contrary our action our beggar is, it comes along with and corrective measures are of the CAA protestors? Why is become the guardian of peotaken to prevent or minimise it that, despite so many reports ple. The State can also create distort a prerequisite impression of receipt at the barrel of their gun proanomalies. When it comes of malpractice and deliberate anomalies so that it can show being Christian state. Our greed and claiming ‘Nagaland for Christ’. selfish nature, love for power and A plethora of corruption has to the NRC and CAA, is the exclusions in the NRC, the its might. In order to show its position has brought a crown of skewed to a great extent that today Indian State thinking the way State went ahead with the might, it needs a soft target in shame to ethical values and moral a scientist would treat their process? Can they be read as the form of the linguistic and principles which nagas were known even churches are filled will hypocrites whose actions are not consisexperiments? religious minorities. anomalies? for by the outsiders. tent with their claimed beliefs but How does the Indian In science, an anomaly An answer to how the In election, a mass determina- talks about righteousness. Church is State think and reason when State and the administration in an experiment does not tion to change government for it it encounters a crisis? Is it handles the protestors and amount to abandoning a cer- fails to perform according to peo- no longer concerned about loss of possible to understand its those malpractices and ex- tain theory or method involved ple’s requirements. Well, decision souls but takes pride in big building process of thinking and rea- clusions can be found in the in the experiment. Experiments changes overnight when money and is becoming more materialistic soning through the actions of practice of natural sciences are run again, and corrective hits the pocket. Students will surely than spiritual.

The trend of chasing one anits institutions? in terms of how they address measures are taken to prevent protest when government fails to other, extortion, bribe, agitation, This article is an attempt crisis in their various disci- or minimise anomalies. When disburse stipend in time whereas protest is becoming a neo culture to understand these processes plines. it comes to the NRC and CAA, in the form parents income always more like a common trait of our by examining the State’s apThe process of an “anom- is the Indian State thinking remains a fake! daily lives.

Tribalism and personal proach to the National Reg- aly” that Thomas Kuhn pointed the way a scientist would treat Civil based societies and stu- agenda continues to breed self ister of Citizens (NRC) and out in his book, The Structure their experiments? dents unions like NSF and ACAUT styled groups, factions, institutions Citizenship (Amendment) Act of Scientific Revolution, while It turns out that 1.9 mil- whose initial objectives were to and multiple organisations with (CAA) 2019 which have, to- speaking about crises, will be lion excluded from the Assam uproot corruption and to serve for zilch prudent further disintegrating gether, brought about a about of interest here. An anomaly NRC was not a satisfactory common cause eventually ends up “we” feelings. a crisis of Indian democracy, can be read as a deviation from number in the experiment of politicizing and contest election The visceral protest rallying and more particularly, of the a certain expected behaviour, citizenship, for the government after gaining popularity! By this, I and raising awareness about social citizen. be it in an experiment or a and the Assamese nationalists do not intend to criticise but keep- injustice simply depicts a stigma of Ranjan Gogoi, former reaction to a policy instituted both demanded a do-over. So, ing in account of our system that our land. What we may feel is irreChief Justice of India, dubbed by our government, and the like a scientist redoing their has a magic of transforming good sponsible the ultimate responsibility the NRC as a futuristic docu- injury and suffering people are experiment if it fails to yield to evil. is ours, that one finger we point at A land where illiterate govern ment, a referent. Seemingly, made to undergo. a desired result, the State too have three times more responsibilithe Indian State now seems to Suicides linked to the wants to run a new experiment the system and literate are confined ties than the one we point to. The share a deep desire to imple- NRC process, detention, inter- of NRC/NPR to produce a de- to four walls and becomes the mas- evil graft will continue and the ment a nationwide NRC, and national criticism, anti-CAA sired result which may exclude ter of keypad. Dignity of labour entire generation will remonstrate seems a quite humiliating, no matredo it in Assam, even though protests across the country, millions more. worse than the present, until and The only difference here ter how far a person do well in his unless we change our attitude, recent statements made by top reports of malpractice and life failing to acquire a government leaders — including Prime discrimination against minori- is that the BJP wants an inbehaviour and examine personal Minister Narendra Modi and ties through the NRC process creased exclusion of the Mus- job is considered unsuccessful.

Mushrooming of Theologi- errors. That way, I believe we can home minister Amit Shah — can be all read as anomalies in lims from India and the Assacal institutions are higher than a have better Nagaland and truly have sought to reverse such an the new citizenship discourse. mese nationalist wants a larger uphold the banner of “Nagaland understanding. The National These instances are not treated number of “foreigners” to be missionaries of ten thousands we for Christ”.

Population Register (NPR) is as a danger to the design of excluded from Assam. This promised to the world. School, colYimtiyongdang, ICFAI widely understood to be the citizenship that want India to is why the secular nature of leges and hostels outnumber more University Dimapur than the total number of students first step towards a nationwide adopt but rather as anoma- protest in Assam against CAA NRC. lies that can be corrected or is also a myth.

The way a scientist apWith the passing of the ignored. proaches their discipline in Citizenship (Amendment) Bill The CAA provides a parin December last year, the first tial treatment of the anomaly moments of crisis — to its set of protests broke out in the of people excluded by the NRC anomalies — shows remarkNortheast, and particularly, in process, by making a provision able similarities with how Assam. But the difference be- to grant citizenship only to the the Indian State is now aptween the protest in Assam and Hindus that are potentially left proaching its policies and the rest of the country remains out of the NRC process. In political subjects. However, since the former supports the doing so, the Bharatiya Janata the difference between both the Sir, NRC and still shares a strong Party (BJP) adds to the para- actors is crucial as a scientist Exams are part of school and college life and as such students need anti-Bangladeshi sentiment. digm of the Hindu rashtra, or primarily does it with sincerity to take the examinations seriously. Matric exams are set to commence and good intentions, but the on February 14, whereby it is expected that students are preparing themSoon, anti-CAA protests Hindu nation. spread across the country and, Moreover, the CAA also State’s actions remain deeply selves sincerely. Many parents struggle to send their children to towns unsurprisingly, the administra- creates an anomaly in the problematic and potentially for better education and put them in hostels or rented houses with the tion came down brutally on the process by denting the secu- divisive. hope that they will do well. Unfortunately, many young boys and girls The cost of speaking truth instead of going to class are found loitering around and indulging in protesters in Assam and Uttar lar fabric of the nation. The Pradesh (UP), killing more anomaly is so severe that it to power are sometimes bullet bad habits. Sometimes, they are misguided by peer pressure and fall into than two dozen people and has brought about this crisis wounds. And in the CAA- the wrong circle. In this regard, it is imperative that hostel owners keep leaving several others severely of our democracy. This is NRC experiment, death and a check on such students and also monitor their study hours diligently injured. another reason why we ought detention are solutions that by giving good guidance. Now that exams are approaching, the young Responding to the protest, to oppose both the processes remove anomalies. people also need to focus on their studies rather than wasting time in large parts of Assam, UP and and not just one, because, by Suraj Gogoi, National Uni- useless pursuits. several other states were put design, both are anti-minority Theanglih K, Dimapur versity of Singapore Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh inspects the guard of honour during his visit to NCC Republic Day Camp, in New Delhi, Wednesday. (PTI)

DIMAPUR, JAN 22 (NPN): Ao Baptist Arogo Mungdang (ABAM) has expressed concern over rise in persecution of Christians in various parts of India, stating that it has become a serious threat to Christians.

Pointing out that the rate of persecution has been doubling every year since 2014, ABAM executive secretary Rev. Dr. Mar Atsongchanger lamented that Christians were being persecuted on regular basis and some even to the extent of forfeiting from all communal facilities.

Atsongchanger, while addressing the ABAM staff Seminar on “awareness on Christian persecution in India” held on January 21

and 22 at Impur, further said that the random rule and misinterpretation of the Constitution every now and then by the present government at the Centre was alarming as it has made it difficult for Christians, Muslims and Sikhs.

“It is time that Christians in particular, in unison voice out our rights so as to safe our country from this anti human government,” Atsongchanger stated.

ABAM therefore appealed to every good citizen of India and every Christian in the country to seriously ponder about the future and make serious appeal to the Government to maintain the rights as enshrined in the Indian constitution.

Anti-CAA protesters ‘lathicharged’ by police in UP LU C K N OW, JA N 2 2 (PTI): People protesting against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act were allegedly lathicharged by police in a Muslim-dominated area in Uttar Pradesh’s Etawah district even as demonstrations continued against the legislation in Lucknow and Aligarh.

A video of the Etawah incident, where policemen can be seen using batons and chasing away protesters in the area on late Tuesday night, has also gone viral on social media.

Violence broke out when police tried to disperse the protesters who were observing a sit-in since Tuesday morning in Pachraha area, defying prohibitory orders imposed there.

“Police used force against us while we were holding a peaceful protest. Our brothers and cousins were beaten up and we were abused. We were physically tortured. We have a right to protest,” one of the women protesters said.

Responding to the allegations, police said the protesters had staged a dharna defying prohibitory order imposed in the area and pelted them with stones. Police said they had to use mild force to chase the protesters away.

In the video, policemen can be seen entering houses and shops. The sit-in was organised in solidarity with the women protesting at Shaheen Bagh in Delhi against the new legislation.

“Police are citing prohibitory orders to end our protest. What about the large public meetings being held by ministers,” another protester said. In Lucknow, protesters at the

Clock Tower (Ghantaghar) in old city area of Lucknow held a symbolic ‘havan’ with Hindu women joining them.

With the Tricolour painted on their cheeks and bands on their wrists, they took part in the ‘havan’ carrying banners with “CAA wapas lo” (take back CAA) written on them. Women also observed a ‘roza’ for the withdrawal of the act.

“Whatever I have seen today, I was trying to compare when I was the NCC cadet myself. I have come to the conclusion that times have changed. At my time, we couldn’t even imagine such cultural performances,” the minister said.

All boys and girls must be proud of being part of the world’s largest youth organisation that NCC is, he said.

(From p-1) open the floodgates for these immigrants-turned citizens to quietly settle among the tribal population.

Congress said Article 371A places Nagaland as the most safeguarded state in the Indian union after Article 370 was abrogated in J&K. It said Article 371A cannot be BJP’s exclusive commitment to people of Nagaland since the Article was inserted in the Indian constitution long before BJP was formed.

Therefore, the attempt of the BJP to “twist facts” spoke about their desperation to appropriate the achievements of others as they(BJP) did not exist to contribute towards nation building.

Congress said the participation of college and university students who came to the forefront against CAA was heartening. The party said it augured well that the young generation were well informed and were not going to tolerate the complicity of those in power who are ready to sacrifice the interest of the people of Nagaland “just to hold on to their chairs.”

Further, Congress said “The silence of different Naga groups and Civil Society organizations on CAA is indeed baffling and shocking” and termed it unfortunate that Nagas were being “led up the garden path” by BJP to prevent anti-CAA protests.

Congress said Nagas needed to be reminded that CAA would be followed by Uniform Civil Code(UCC) which would bring a majoritarian agenda for conformity and uniformity and which could “act as the final solution to the Naga political aspirations.”

The party said unless people raise their voices at this juncture, their silence would only embolden BJP and RSS to keep Nagas divided and impose their way of life on the people and which would sound the “death knell for our much proclaimed ‘unique Naga history.”

Rajini’s Periyar remark assumes pol overtones, Dravidian camp ups the ante CHENNAI, JAN 22 (PTI): The row over Rajinikanth’s comment about a rally led by reformist leader E V Ramasamy “Periyar” decades ago is appearing to assume political overtones with Dravidian ideologists upping the ante and a senior BJP leader throwing his weight behind him on Wednesday.

A day after the actor rejected demands for an apology by Dravidian outfits, the chorus against him has grown louder with Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister O Panneerselvam backed the rationalist leader, popularly called Periyar by his followers. K Veeramani, President of the Dravidar

Kazhagam, founded by Periyar, said the actor will have to “answer the court,” for his remark.

The state unit of the Congress came down heavily on Rajinikanth and asked him not to fall prey to “evil, communal elements.”

Rallying behind Rajinikanth, BJP national secretary H Raja said the Dravidian outfits were trying to intimidate him. The Dravidar Viduthalai Katchi (DVK), which was the first to condemn the actor for his remarks, on Wednesday staged a protest demonstration a short distance away from his Poes Garden residence, demanding that he

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Panneerselvam, the ruling AIADMK top leader, said Periyar’s ideals cannot be found fault with. “It was Periyar who laid the foundation for even an ordinary man like me to occupy lofty positions,” he said.

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declared itself as theocratic state. We never said that our religion would be Hindu, Sikh or Buddhist. We never said any such thing. We are a secular state. All religions can live here,” he said in his speech. Praising the parade and various performances of cadets of National Cadet Corps, the Defence Minister said it has been able to boost the sense of national pride among Indian youth.

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ily. This message has gone to the whole world from here only,” he added.

Singh gave Raksha Mantri Padak and commendation cards to NCC cadets and observed band and cultural performances of NCC cadets on Wednesday on the occasion of NCC Republic Day Camp 2020.

“Our Indian values say that all religions are equal.

That is why India never

The children of Jammu and Kashmir are nationalists, but they are sometimes being motivated in the wrong direction, Rajnath Singh said.

The comments come days after Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat said girls and boys, as young as 10 and 12, were being radicalised in Kashmir, adding that it was a matter of concern.

“The kids of Jammu Kashmir are nationalists.

They shouldn’t be seen in any other way,” Singh said when asked about his opinion on kids in the state who are being motivated to join the National Cadet Corps.

“Youngsters are youngsters only. Sometimes, the way they should be motivated, people do not motivate them. In fact, they are motivated in the wrong direction.

“That is why the kids should not be blamed for this. The ones who are wrongly motivating them should be blamed. The ones who are motivating them in wrong direction are the culprits,” the defence minister added.

KU (B) Tobu refutes charges

(From p-1) Hence, no individual or organisation had the right to interfere or give decision, it stressed, adding the people of the area would continue to raise the issue until a positive response was received from the government.

The organisation also warned that any individual or group involving or interfering to disturb the rightful demand of Tobu-Mopong people resulting in creation of unwanted situation would be doing so at their own risk.

KU (B) Tobu said it was a historical fact that people of Tobu and Moka lived as one family since time immemorial, long before the government administrative post was created. And understanding the fact, the government had established the circle officer post at Tobu headquarters in 1956 for the people of Tobu and Mopong.

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NEW DELHI, JAN 22 (PTI): Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday said Indian values consider all religions equal, and that is why the country is secular and never became a theocratic state like Pakistan.

Speaking at the NCC Republic Day Camp in Delhi, Singh said: “We (India) said we would not discriminate among religions. Why did we do that? Our neighbouring country has declared that their state has a religion. They have declared themselves a theocratic state.

We didn’t declare so.”

“Even America is a theocratic country. India is not a theocratic country.

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Singh underlined that India had never declared its religion would be Hindu, Sikh or Buddhist and people of all religions could live here.

“They (saints and seers) gave the slogan of ‘Vasudev Kutumbakam’ -the whole world is one fam-

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In a statement, ANCSU general secretary Imnameren N Jamir said the response of the colleges was overwhelming, adding the coming together of universities and colleges had reflected voice of the North Eastern masses against CAA. He declared that ANCSU would continue to represent the aspirations of the students and be their voice, adding that the union would strongly support movements against the contentious Act in the days to come.

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Asserting that CAA not only infringed on basic structures of the constitution, DNSU president Sedevilie Angami asserted that it posed a serious threat to the very existence of indigenous people of the Northeast. He claimed that the shutdown was not enforced as the student body

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support of CAA, Vitso said “It is very unfortunate that a minister of the State was not representing the aspirations of youth and students.” He said the minister might have been compelled to follow the directives from the Centre.

Meanwhile, expressing support to and solidarity with North Eastern University Student Fraternity’s call for a total shutdown, colleges and university students under the banner of Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) too observed a shutdown on Wednesday.

Interacting with Nagaland Post, DNSU members said they inspected 15 colleges and one university under their jurisdiction in the early hours and found that their directive was carried out peacefully.

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(From p-1) to the voices of people, then we have no one to refer to. But despite such statement, we will still fight against the Act which is unconstitutional.”

He claimed that despite the claims made by political leaders that Nagaland was exempted from the purview of CAA, the Act would hamper the future of Nagas.

Citing abrogation of Article 370, the ANCSU president said Ar ticle 371(A) too was not safe.

“Although we are under the ambit of ILP, it does not ensure total safety for the citizens of the State,” he remarked and pointed out to the lack of proper ILP implementation.

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DIMAPUR, JAN 22 (NPN): Big Bazaar is back with its biggest shopping festival ‘Sabse Saste 5 Din’ that started from January 22 to 26. Big Bazaar’s Sabse Saste 5 Din (SS5D) will be held across all Big Bazaar, Big Bazaar Gen Nxt and Hyper City stores in the country from mega deals, combo offers and discounts on food, fashion, home furnishing, luggage, kitchenware and daily essentials this year Big Bazaar’s SSD will be bigger and better.

A press release from Big Bazaar stated that customers would be delighted to experience shopping for the lowest prices on a wide range of food products, Buy 2 and Get 1 Free on food & grocery items, Flat 50% on Fashion take home Kitchen combo set worth Rs. 13,505 at less than half price of Rs. 4999, 43 inch Koryo TV worth Rs. 39,990 at Rs. 14,999, flat 70% off on trolley bags from brands like Aristocrat, Safari, Kamliant, Skybags and many more.

Welcoming everyone to shop during SSD all Big Bazaar stores will provide priority billing and special assistance for persons with disability (PWD) and young

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verification from DC Kiphire in respect of indigenous inhabitant certificate of Levi Sumi. DC Kiphire on January 10, 2020 had forwarded to the government the verification report received from the GBs and council of Yangzitong village A &B clarifying that Levi Sumi was daughter of Hotoshe Sumi, a bona fide citizen of Yangzitong village.

Stating that the commission always welcome complaints and suggestions from all citizens, the secretary said it also expected that in the present case it would have been better had the SKK discussed the issue with the commission before going public in order not to be misled or be carried away with only one sided version of the matter.

NPSC stated that drawing one’s own conclusion such as “defied all the norms and procedure set by the government of Nagaland” as alleged by SKK was uncalled for and may amount to vilification of the commission.

The NPSC has, therefore, appealed to all responsible to come forward and discuss issues with the commission in the interest of all concerned rather than going public through the media.

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coupled by a fall in savings and higher leverage, and inability of the dispute resolution systems to quickly unlock the stuck capital.

“Although some improvement in FY21 is expected, these risks are going to persist. As a result, the Indian economy is stuck in a phase of low consumption as well as low investment demand,” Ind-Ra said.

It added that a strong policy push coupled with some heavy lifting by the government is required to revive the domestic demand cycle.

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NPSC secretary said that DC Kiphire had on June 9, 2017 issued indigenous inhabitant certificate to Levi Sumi, certifying that she and her family ordinarily resides in Yangzitong village and that she belonged to Sumi tribe of Kiphire district, which is notified as one of the backward tribes of Nagaland. Having found all the pertinent documents to be genuine, the secretary said the commission selected her for the post of secretariat assistant against the backlog vacancy reserved for Sumi (Kiphire).

However, the secretary said the NPSC received complaint from Kiphire Tuensang district Sumi Students’ Union stating that Levi Sumi was not a bona fide indigenous citizen of Yangzitong village.

The secretary said the commission immediately brought the matter to the notice of the state government.

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NEW DELHI, JAN 22 (IANS): India Ratings and Research on Wednesday said that it expects gross domestic product (GDP) to grow at 5.5 per cent in FY21.

The agency’s forecast is marginal higher than the GDP growth of 5 per cent estimated by National Statistical Office for FY20.

The cur rent slowdown in economic activity, according to the agency is primarily owing to the abrupt and significant fall in lending by non-banking financial companies.

Among other reasons, were the reduced income growth of households

announced a slew of measures recently to prop-up the economy, but Ind-Ra believes they will come to aid only in the medium term.

Therefore, all eyes are on the forthcoming union budget, to be presented on February 1, 2020. Ind-Ra expects the shortfall in the tax plus non-tax revenue to result in the fiscal deficit slipping to 3.6 per cent of GDP (budgeted 3.3 per cent) in FY20, even after accounting for the surplus transferred by the RBI. External environment continues to be challenging for exports due to the trade friction and protectionist policy pursued by many developed economies, the agency said.

“As a result, India’s exports of goods and services are likely to witness negative growth of 2.0 per cent in FY20. With some breakthrough in the US-China trade talks, Ind-Ra expects external environment to improve somewhat in FY21,” India Ratings said.

Ind-Ra expects the Indian rupee to average 73 against the dollar in FY21.

NPSC responds to SKK demand

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Trump again offers to resolve Kashmir issue Death toll in China’s coronavirus rises to 17 Meets Pak PM Imran in Davos

DAVOS, JAN 22 (PTI): President Donald Trump has said that the US is watching the developments between India and Pakistan over Kashmir “very closely” and repeated his offer to “help” resolve the longstanding dispute between the two neighbours as he met Prime Minister Imran Khan on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum here in the Swiss ski resort.

Addressing the media with the Pakistan Prime Minister prior to their private meeting on Tuesday, President Trump asserted that trade and borders were both critical points for discussion, while Khan said that for him Afghanistan was the top priority.

Tr ump told Khan, whom he referred to as “my friend” that he would speak to Prime Minister Narendra Modi about the ongoing Kashmir issue. The US

Greece elects first woman president ATHENS, JAN 22 (AFP): Greece’s parliament on Wednesday elected the first woman president in the country’s history, a senior judge with an expertise in environmental and constitutional law.

A cross-party majority of 261 MPs voted in favour of 63-year-old Ekaterini Sakellaropoulou, parliament chief Costas Tassoulas said.

“Ekaterini Sakellaropoulou has been elected president of the republic,” Tassoulas said.

The new president, until now the head of Greece’s top administrative court, the Council of State, will take her oath of office on March 13, he added.

The daughter of a Supreme Court judge, Sakellaropoulou completed postgraduate studies at Paris’s Sorbonne university.

She was also the first woman to head the Council of State. Although the president is nominally the head of the Greek state and commander-in-chief, the post is largely ceremonial.

Greek presidents confirm governments and laws and technically have the power to declare war, but only in conjunction with the government.

President Donald Trump meets with Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan at the World Economic Forum, Tuesday. (PTI)

President is expected to visit India in the coming weeks, marking his first visit after taking up his post in the White House.

“What’s going on between Pakistan and India… if we can help, we certainly will be willing to. We have been watching it very closely and it’s an honour to be here with my friend,” Trump said.

“The Pakistan-India conflict is a very big issue for us in Pakistan and we expect the US to always play its part in deescalating the

tensions, because no other country can,” Khan said.

Trump has repeatedly offered to mediate following India’s August 5 decision to revoke the special status to Jammu and Kashmir and bifurcate the state into Union Territories, evoking strong reactions from Pakistan which has been trying to internationalise the issue.

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meeting between Trump and Khan since the Pakistan premier assumed office in 2018, and it came against the backdrop of Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi’s recent trip to the US, amid reports that the US and Afghan Taliban were close to striking a peace deal.

“There are issues we want to talk about. The main issue is Afghanistan because it concerns the US and Pakistan. Fortunately, we are on the same page.

Both of us are interested in peace there and an orderly transition in Afghanistan with talks with Taliban and the government,” Khan said.

When a reporter asked Trump if he would visit Pakistan considering he was already set to visit India, the US President said he was meeting the Pakistan premier in Davos.

“Well, we’re visiting right now. So we don’t really have to. I wanted to say that from a relationship standpoint, we got a great relationship.

Hospital staff wash the emergency entrance of Wuhan Medical Treatment Center in Wuhan, China, Wednesday. (PTI)

BEIJING, JAN 22 (PTI): The death toll from the new coronavirus outbreak in China nearly doubled to 17 with the confirmed infection cases sharply rising to 444 on Wednesday, even as the cases of the deadly pneumonia were reported from the US, Hong Kong, Macao and Mexico.

Chinese authorities have warned that the disease could spread further in the ongoing holiday season during which millions travel at home and abroad amid

official advisories to people of Wuhan, the epicentre of illness, not to leave the city.

Seventeen people have died due to the virus, staterun China Daily reported on Wednesday.

The coronavirus is a large family of viruses that causes illnesses ranging from the common cold to acute respiratory syndromes, but the virus that has killed people in China is a novel strain and not seen before.

Common symptoms of the novel coronavirus

strain include respiratory symptoms such as fever, cough, shortness of breath and breathing difficulties, according to the WHO. The Chinese health authorities announced that 444 confirmed cases of pneumonia caused by a novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) had been reported in 13 provincial-level regions in the country by the end of Tuesday.

Considering its potential to spread to different countries, the World Health Organisation (WHO) is holding a rare emergency meeting Geneva on Wednesday to consider declaring Wuhan virus as an international public health emergency, as it did with swine flu and Ebola.

Such a declaration, if made, will be seen as an urgent call for a coordinated international response in view of fears that millions of Chinese are travelling at home and abroad for the Chinese New Year and Spring Festival holidays starting from January 24.

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The Love and Caring of your's will always be treasured in our hearts.

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BORN ON : 30.04.1934 – DIED ON : 16.01.2020 TO OUR CHURCH, FRIENDS, NEIGHBOURS, WELL WISHERS, RELATIVES AND SYMPATHISERS WHO STOOD BY US AND RENDERED YOUR PRECIOUS HELP IN MANY WAYS DURING OUT TIME OF SADNESS AND MOURNING, WE EXTEND OUR THANKFULNESS. WE PRAY THAT THE SAME LOVE AND SUPPORT TO BE RETURNED TO YOU AS WELL. “WE ARE CONFIDENT, I SAY AND WOULD PREFER TO BE AWAY FROM THE BODY AND AT HOME WITH THE LORD”.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Lt. Vamvü-u Keditsu 1924 - 03/01/2020 We the family of Lt. Vamvü-u Keditsu would like to acknowledge our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all the Churches, Organizations and Individuals who stood by us through prayer and supported us morally, spiritually, financially and physically during the loss of our beloved father.

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‘Rocket attack on US embassy unacceptable’ BAG H DA D, JA N 2 2 (IANS): Iraq’s caretaker Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi has condemned the rocket attack on the US embassy in the Iraqi capital, calling it “unacceptable”.

“Yesterday, Katyusha rockets were fired at the US embassy, and this is painful and incorrect ...

Who authorises those parties to attack the embassy in Iraq?,” Xinhua news agency quoted Mahdi’s office as stating after the weekly cabinet meeting on Tuesday.

“This act offends Iraq and is unacceptable regardless of their intentions,” Abdul Mahdi said without naming the attackers.

Late on Monday, an Iraqi Interior Ministry’s official told Xinhua that three Katyusha rockets landed near the US embassy in the heavily fortified Green Zone in central Baghdad without causing casualties.

The heavily fortified Green Zone has been frequently targeted by insurgents’ mortar and rocket attacks. The roughly 10square-km zone is located on the west bank of the Tigris River, which bisects the Iraqi capital.

country, and the special status provisions only gave rise to terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir.

“The country took the decision of abrogation of Article 370, which had only given separatism and terrorism to that state,” Prime Minister Modi had said in October.

Although President Trump has offered to mediate on the Kashmir issue in the past, New Delhi has told Washington that it is a bilateral matter between India and Pakistan and there is no scope for any third-party mediation.

On the sidelines of the G7 summit in the French town of Biarritz in August last year, Modi, while interacting with the media alongside President Trump, categorically rejected any scope for third-party mediation between India and Pakistan on Kashmir, saying the two countries could discuss and resolve all issues bilaterally and “we don’t want to trouble any third country”.

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You’re sadly missed along life’s way.

No longer in our lives to share But in our hearts you’re always there.

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Born : 22nd Dec 1965 – Died: 16th Jan 2020 We the family members would like to express our heartfelt appreciation and sincere gratitude to all those who stood and supported us physically, financially, morally and spiritually during the prolonged illness and demise of my beloved husband and our father Late Ejanbemo Lotha.

We specially express our thanks to:1. S.P. Wokha and all Rank and File 2. Wokha Town Baptist Church 3. Saron Colony Council, Wokha Town 4. Saron Youth Organisation 5. Saron Colony Ekhum Khumshum 6. N. Longidang Village Baptist Church 7. N. Longidang Murry Wopan Ekhung 8. N. Longidang Union Wokha Town 9. Nzyu 1965-67 Thyu Oren N Longidang Village 10. Dimapur Nkonjan N. Longidang Eloe Ekhung 11. Lotha Baptist Church Diphupar ‘B’ 12. Lotha Ekhung Diphupar ‘B’ 13. Loyim Evangelical Fellowship Walford, Dimapur 14. Lotha Eloe Ekhung Diphupar ‘B’ 15. AG Church Bank Colony Dimapur 16. N. Longidang Union, Dimapur 17. Randanbemo Ezung, DSP, Traffic Dimapur 18. T Yanrenthung Ngullie, Dy. Commandant, Dimapur 19. N. Tsemomo Ezung & family Loving wife, son, daughters, grand children and family members WC-29

Through this column, we would like to thank all those who have showered their love, kindness, generosity, time and their grace during the prolonged treatment and sickness and till the time of her demise to the burial of our beloved daughter LT. LOKTINULA LONGCHARI. The support through prayers, blood, finances, materials, gifts etc. throughout the entire duration can never be repaid but we owe you and we pray that the Almighty Father above blesses you all in abundance and in more ways than one. We humbly acknowledge the efforts you all have put in to bring smiles and health to her, in which was also one reason for her life being prolonged.

We may not be able to thank each and every one of you individually but the Father above has seen your deeds and we pray that He repays you with more.

We would like to thank a few individuals and organisations in a small note too:1. Principal, Headmaster, Students & all the Staff of St. John School, Kohima 2. Spectrum Institute of Academic and Life Skill Development Society, Kohima 3. Chairman, Youth and all the neighbours of BORN : 10TH FEB. 2007 Merhulietsa, Kohima DIED : 14TH JAN. 2020 4. KABA Merhulietsa 5. KABA SST and Child Ministry 6. Kohima Japukong Senso Telongjem 7. Er. Aroba and all the Staff of NCCD (Housing) Kohima 8. Dr. Etho and Dr. Khriemeno of NHAK Kohima 9. Mezhur Higher Secondary School, Kohima 10. G. Rio and Fernwood School, Kohima 11. Changki Fellowship Kohima 12. Longchari Kidong Kohima, Changki, Satsükba 13. Guwahati Ao Baptist Church & Youth Department 14. Late I. Temsu Longchari Foundation 15. Satsükba Village Council 16. Satsükba Baptist Church 17. Satsükba Senso Telongjem Dimapur 18. Satsükba Fellowship Dimapur 19. Members of Nagaland Motorcycle Club (NMC Dimapur) 20. Blood Donors from Network of Blood Donors (NOBD Dimapur) 21. Dimapur 24/7 22. Rev. Lipok Phom (Potter’s House) 23. Dr. Moa Imsong (DABA) 24. Mr. Imnatoshi Longkumer (Asso. Pastor DABA) 25. Dr. Apong Longchar, Nikos Hospital Dimapur 26. Dr. Aoakum & Nurses of Eden Hospital Dimapur DP-559

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The streaming service has revealed that 76 million accounts watched the show within the first four weeks of debuting, making it Netflix’s biggest opening season for a TV series so far.

The way Netflix calculates its viewing statistics has recently changed, now considering accounts that have watched at least two minutes of either an episode of a series or a film.

Previously, the platform counted accounts having watched 70% of an episode of a series or a feature film.

Explaining the new strategy to The Hollywood Reporter, Netflix said: “Our new methodology is similar to the BBC iPlayer in their rankings based on ‘requests’ for the title, ‘most popular’ articles on The New York Times, which include those who opened the articles, and YouTube view counts.

“This way, short and long titles are treated equally, levelling the playing field

for all types of our content including interactive content, which has no fixed length.”

Another popular show on the platform was stalker drama You, which reached over 54 million accounts during its first four weeks of release.

The Witcher was renewed for a second season before the first one had premiered, with the central trio of actors – Henry Cavill, Freya Allan and Anya Chalotra – all confirmed to return. A release date is yet to be announced. (NME)

TS have announced a huge show at London’s Twickenham Stadium as part of their 2020 Map of the Soul world tour.

After Big Hit Entertainment previously teased that the K-Pop group would hit the road once more, it’s been confirmed that they will play London’s Twickenham Stadium between July 3-4. They’ll then continue the European leg of the tour with dates in Berlin and Barcelona.

The tour will kick off at Seoul’s Olympic Stadium on 11-12 April, before two further dates on April 18-19.

Tickets will go on sale here from 3PM on Friday February 7, while a selection of pre-sales for the group’s

official ARMY fanclub will take place prior to this.

Last week, BTS shared their new single ‘Black Swan’, the second taste of new album ‘Map Of the Soul: 7’. NME’s Rhian Daly called the song a “haunting, melancholy curveball” that “puts artistry ahead of mass appeal.”

They also released an accompanying art film, which sees an elaborate dance perfor mance by Michal Rynia and Nastja Bremec Rynia of the MN Dance Company from Slovenia. In an official press release, BTS said the track sees them “dive deep into their inner selves as artists and faces the shadows they had once hidden”.

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“While (my mom) was going through treatment (for breast cancer), they found a brain tumour. And the symptoms of what a person goes through when they have a brain tumour is nothing like what we have ever been through with her cancer before. So it is just been a really hard time

for us as a family,” Taylor said, opening up on the ordeal in an interview to Variety.

Fans of the singer will get to know details about the 62-year-old Andrea’s ailment, and how the entire family has struggled with the situation, in a new Netflix documentary film titled “Miss Americana”, reports hollywoodlife. com.

The documentary film directed by Lana Wilson will trace the singer-songwriter’s life and career.

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In a Popcorn with Peter Travers interview, the director shared how he’s planning on realigning his artistic output in the next phase of his life.

“I kind of feel this is the time for the third act [of my life] to just lean a little bit more into the literary, which

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The lawsuit, which has been filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), comes less than a week after Dugan was put on leave for apparent “misconduct.”

According to the EEOC complaint, Dugan says she was instead put on administrative leave some three weeks after sending an email to the Academy’s managing director of human resources, which detailed serious allegations against the Recording Academy and its “historically male dominated leadership”.

T h e l aw s u i t a l s o claims that Ms Dugan’s administrative leave was in direct retaliation to her complaint, and also alleges that she was subjected to sexual harassment.

“The decision to put Ms. Dugan on leave was clearly made in retaliation for her complaint, and came with thinly veiled threats of termination in the event that Ms. Dugan persisted in pursuing claims against the Acad-

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emy,” it states.

In her series of bombshell claims against the organisation, Dugan also says she was informed that former Grammys CEO Neil Portnow is facing an allegation of rape from a female recording artist.

Portnow is yet to respond to the claim.

Portnow, her predecessor, famously faced major backlash in 2018 when he suggested that female artists should “step up” if they wanted to achieve access.

Elsewhere, the complaint details the “historic” under-representation of women and minority groups within the Grammys Awards and notes that the Academy has “routinely faced criticism for failing to honour Black artists”.

In their response to CNN, the Recording Academy denied the claims and said it was “curious” that Dugan had only decided

to pursue action once she was facing separate allegations that she “created a ‘toxic and intolerable’ work environment and engaged in ‘abusive and bullying conduct’”.

Their statement added: “Ms. Dugan was placed on administrative leave only after offering to step down and demanding $22 million from the Academy, which is a not-for-profit organisation.”

Responding to the academy in turn, lawyers for Ms. Dugan said she “repeatedly raised concerns throughout her entire tenure at the Academy, and even gave large presentations focused on diversity and inclusion at Board meetings”.

Before becoming president of the Recording Academy, Dugan had been the chief executive at (Red), the AIDS nonprofit founded in 2006 by U2 singer Bono.

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FELICITATION With immense pleasure and honour, we the Chenwetnyu Students' Union would like to express our profound appreciation and congratulations to Mr. Chingong, S/o Mr. Yayem for winning the prestigious title Mr. Mon 2020. We are proud of his achievements and bringing laurels to the village.

We wish him the best in all his future endeavours.

President (Dr. SHOKWANG) CWSU

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would be good as a new first child. father, as a new husband,” “I guess I do feel that Tarantino said. “I wouldn’t directing is a young man’s be grabbing my family and game,” Tarantino added. yanking them to Germany (NME) or Sri Lanka or wherever the next story takes place.

I can be a little bit more of FELICITATION a homebody, and become a The Shichimi Students little bit more of a man of Union would like to extend letters.” our heartiest congratulations The filmmaker has spo- to Dr. Keren Sema, daughter ken of his excitement at the of Late P.K Laxman and L. prospect of becoming a new Hovili Sema for completing father, as his wife Daniella her MBBS degree and clearing Pick is pregnant with their the MCI screening Test.

The Union takes immense pride in her achievement and wishes her the best for her future endeavors.

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With immense joy and pride, the Yaongyimsen Students’ Union (YKT) extends our heartiest congratulations to Ms. IMKONGNENLA LONGKUMER, D/o Mr. A. Sentilepzuk Longkumer and Mrs. Bendangsenla Jamir for successfully clearing the COMBINED GEO-SCIENTIST AND GEOLOGIST EXAMINATION, 2019 conducted by UPSC under Geological Survey of India.

The Union lauds her great achievement and also prays that our Almighty God guide and bless her abundantly and further wishes success in all her future endeavours.

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The Dimapur District Garage Welfare Trade Union held its Annual Picnic-cum-General Meeting on 20th January 2020 at 7th Mile near Niathu Resort, Dimapur. In the general body meeting various issues pertaining to the welfare of the union has been discussed. The union further resolved that it shall not entertain any kind of donations, illegal taxation to any individual/ Group/ Organization within its jurisdiction. Any person/s involving in such activities; the union shall strictly deal with, as per the law of the land.

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T h e P o n g i d o n g Vi l l a g e Students’ Union on behalf of the entire Village extend our heartfelt congratulations to the following members for their achievement: 1. Mr. Ekonthung Ezung, S/o. Mr. James Ezung for securing the post of Employment Officer (Cl-II Gazetted) under Labour and Employment, Skill Dev. and Entrepreneurship Department in the recently declared result conducted by NPSC. 2. Ms. Thenjano Humtsoe, D/o. Rev. Yanrenthung Humtsoe for securing the post of LDA cum Computer Assistant (Directorate) conducted by the Directorate of School Education.

We further pray that our Almighty God continue to guide and bless you in your future endeavour.

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Match in action between Bengaluru FC and Odisha FC during the ongoing ISL in Bengaluru, Wednesday.

(25’) and Sunil Chhetri (61’) sufficed for the hosts as they bounced back from a defeat against Mumbai City FC in their previous game.

Brown and Suresh Wangjum were the new entrants in the Bengaluru starting line-up, while Udanta

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Saina, Srikanth disappoint as India’s campaign ends BA N G KO K , JA N 2 2 (IANS): India had a disappointing opening day at the Thailand Masters as all four shuttlers participating from the country bowed out of the competition after facing defeats in their respective first round matches on Wednesday.

In men’s singles, Kidambi Srikanth, Sameer Verma and H.S. Prannoy faced crushing defeats in their opening rounds, while Saina Nehwal, India’s lone contender in women’s singles, also failed to advance

Singh also reclaimed his spot. Daniel Lalhlimpuia and Martin Perez Guedes started for the visitors, with Arshdeep Singh starting in front of goal ahead of Francisco Dorronsoro.

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in the $ 170,000 tournament.

Srikanth, the fifthseeded player, lost 21-12, 14-21, 11-21 to Shesar Hiren Rhustavito of Indonesia in 48 minutes to make it his third straight first round loss of the year.

Srikanth was knocked out of the Indonesia Masters 500 tournament after suffering a first-round defeat to Rhustavito. Before that, he had also made a first-round exit from the Malaysia Masters.

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the opening moments and for the majority of the first half. The first chance arrived as early in the third minute when Xisco Hernandez’s delivery from a free-kick on the left flank found Gaurav Bora’s head in the Bengaluru box. But the centre-back

could not keep it down and hit it over the bar.

Udanta was the architect of the hosts’ first big chance of the game when he pressed Narayan Das into losing the ball and delivered a low-cross into the box from the right flank. Brown missed a sitter from close range, sending it wide of the near-post.

But the Jamaican made up for his miss within minutes. Dimas Delgado sent in a looping delivery from the dead ball on the right side of the pitch. Erik Paartalu got his head to it and directed the ball goalwards. Brown got a touch to it and claimed his debut goal.

Just two minutes later, Dimas Delgado and Udanta Singh combined at the corner before the Indian international sent in a promising cross aimed at an unmarked Paartalu at the far end of the Odisha box. The Australian’s volley took a deflection off Aridane Santana before falling to Bheke in front of goal. The full-back tapped it in to make it 2-0.

BENGALURU, JAN 22 (AGENCIES): Bengaluru FC went to the top of the Indian Super League (ISL) table after a 3-0 win over high-flying Odisha FC at the Shree Kanteerva Stadium.

Goals from Deshorn Brown (23’), Rahul Bheke

MELBOURNE, JAN 22 (IANS): Defending champion Novak Djokovic on Wednesday entered the third round of the Australian Open after cruising past Japanese wildcard Tatsuma Ito. Djokovic needed just 95 minutes to advance as he defeated Ito 6-1, 6-4, 6-2 at Rod Laver Arena. He will next face another Japanese player Yoshihito Nishioka.

The Serbian won his 901st tour-level win to reach the Australian Open third round for the 13th time in the past 14 years. His 900th victory came two days ago, against Jan-Lennard Struff.

The World No.2 raced to a 5-0 lead against Ito who had ousted lucky loser Prajnesh Gunneswaran of India in the first round.

After losing the first set in just 22 minutes, the 146th-ranked Japanese showed in the second set he could give the ball a fair thump, and went game-forgame with Djokovic.

However, the Serbian turned out to be too good for Ito as Djokovic improved his Australian Open win-loss record to a sparkling 70-8 and kept his campaign for a recordextending eighth title firmly on track.

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a straight-games defeat to Malaysia’s Lee Zii Jia as the Indian shuttler was outclassed 16-21, 15-21 in just 38 minutes.

Prannoy, however, did show some fight against Malaysia’s Liew Daren but his efforts were not enough for him to advance to the next round as he faced 1721, 22-20, 19-21 defeat in a match that lasted for 68 minutes.

In women’s singles, Saina also failed to impress yet again as she lost 13-21, 21-17, 15-21 to Denmark’s

Line Hojmark Kjaersfeldt in 47 minutes.

The losses for the Indian shuttlers, especially for Saina and Srikanth, have dented their hopes of earning quotas for the Tokyo Olympics. Saina and Srikanth are placed at the 18th and 14th spots respectively in the world rankings.

As per BWF Olympics qualification regulations, just a couple of shuttlers each from the singles category could qualify if their ranking lies below the top16 until April 28.

Kikruvilie Zumu wins NASA wrestling champion group D title

Winners of both the categories along with the officials at Teichüma village on January 22. (NP) Correspondent

KO H I M A , JA N 2 2 (NPN): Kikruvilie Zumu from Tuophema village emerged as the champion of the Northern Angami Sports Association (NASA) Group D wrestling championship by defeating the reigning champion Zakiebeituo Kire of Gariphema village held at Teichüma village local ground on Wednesday. The event was hosted by the Teichüma Village Youth & Sports Organisation.

NASA Group-D comprising of 12 villages organized its 28th wresting meet held for two categories viz. senior with 32 participants and junior with 25 participants.

Zumu walked home with a cash prize of Rs. 30, 000 while the runner-up Zakiebeituo Kire received Rs. 20,000 and Kevibou Kense (3rd) and Kezhabou Zumu (4th) both from Touphema village received Rs. 15,000 and Rs. 10,000 respectively.

In the under-16 category, Pezanei-u Pielie from Gariphe Basa took

FELICITATION

With immense pride and honour, the Yaongyimsen Longkum Sai Clan extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss Imkongnenla Longkumer, D/o Mr. Sentilepzük Lkr and Mrs. Bendangsenla Jamir for securing the post of Geologist (Class I Gazetted in Geological Survey of India) in the recently declared combined Geo-Scientist & Geologist Examination 2019 conducted by the UPSC. The Clan wishes her more success in her future.

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KEPESIKESHÜ Vorkezhü 26 January 2020 (Sunday) nhie Solonuomia Nousi Kehou mu thehe peba tuoü ya. Süla Uchienuomia pete bu puotei hau le badi vor kepekro phre shü nuya.

Thechü : T.khel Indoor Stadium Puotei : 1:00 pm Sd/Sd/Helievio Solo Keneingutuo Solo President, Solo Chienuo Secretary, Solo Chienuo K-195

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SHOIPU GHAMI KUQHAKULU DIMAPUR Asutsa hipau pesuno aghami kumtsu lau pithilu ani.

Atsala 31/01/2020 ayi 7:00 inaqhe aghami qo ampe sukusho kighini do ani, tighenguno kumtsuno ighino akighini lo sulu penike pithi ani.

A-a- Ino/ Inoli Ahozhe Yeptho (Banker).

Alakhu mpeu Nikishe Jimomi

Akiyeu Kakihe V. Jimomi

Presence of Hornbill species were spotted at Sungkha Village under Bhandari Sub Division, Wokha. The department of forest, ecology and environment, Govt. of Nagaland, had recently visited the area to study the habitat of the peculiar species.

Therefore, the village authority restrict hunting/ shooting of the peculiar bird, which are now almost extinct in the state of Nagaland.

Rhanchumo Kithan Nzanbemo Kithan Head GB, Sungkha VEC Chairman, Sungkha

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INFORMATION

Apropos to advertisement dated 19th January 2020 appeared in Nagaland Post under the headline "Land for Sale" at Purana Bazaar 'B'. This is to inform that if the said area of Land for sale falls under Purana Bazaar 'B' Water Logged area Dag No. 104 then anyone buying any plot of land in the mentioned area without the knowledge of the Land Owners' Union Water Logged area Purana Bazaar 'B' Dag No. 104 would be doing so at their own risk. Any bought area of Land will stand nullified.

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GENERAL PUBLIC RESOLUTION

The N. Longidang Village Council during its general public meeting on 16th of Jan. 2020, resolved that : 1. The Wokha - N. Longidang road construction/black topping works, which is about to start very shortly, has been a long pending demand of the entire Nyiro Range villages under Wokha District, and therefore, the public of N.Longidang village whole heartedly welcomes the said development works with heartfelt gratitude and appreciation.

2. Land shall be given free of cost without demanding any compensation by the N. Longidang village under its jurisdiction, and shall give full cooperation to the concerned department and the contractor without any hindrances, and to urge the concerned to carry out the works as per DPR, with full satisfaction of the general public.

3. If any citizen of N. Longidang village is found violating the general public resolution, obstructing the works, stern action shall be taken against the defaulter/s by the public of N. Longidang village and shall be dealt as per the law of the land.

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The Shena Old Union Dimapur Area (SOUDA) would like to convey our profound gratitude and appreciation to Shri JACOB YEPTHOMI, S/o YETOI YEPTHOMI, on being awarded the Gold Medal during the XXXVIII Nagaland Police Dutycum-Sports & Athletic Meet 2019.

The union wishes him success in all his future endeavours.

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the title, while Ruokuovor Kaco from Tuophema village, Neisakhotuo Thevo from Seiyhama village and Shürhosielie Khana from Gariphema village stood 2nd, 3rd and 4th position respectively. They received a cash prize of Rs. 8,000, Rs. 5000, Rs. 3000 and Rs. 2000 respectively.

Earlier, special officer to chief minister, Neibalie Rio in his address as special guest of the inaugural programme said that Nagas are genetically strong physically, wherein the traditional game of wrestling is being participated by the fittest and the strongest.

Describing wrestling as the most popular, loved and watched game, he emphasized on the need to give more efforts towards popularising the game.

Despite its popularity, Rio

maintained that there is a dearth of professional wrestlers and lack of consistency among the wrestlers.

Therefore, he impressed upon the need for young and upcoming wrestlers to maintain consistency to succeed in the state and beyond.

The constitution of the NASA Group-D was released by Dr. Kevizakie Rio who is also the convenor of the drafting committee. NASA Group-D president, Alezo Kense delivered the welcome address while wrestling secretary, Thejasielie Kaco administered the oath to the wrestlers and judges.

Altogether, 15 wrestlers from NASA Group-D will be representing the group in the NASA Wrestling Meet 2020.

Ref No: YTC/S&C/MH/Press-No-5/18 Date: 22nd Jan, 2020 GRATITUDE The Yimchungru Tribal Council (YTC) & Local Organising/Planning Committee of Tsüngkamneo cum Mini Hornbill Festival 2020, extend profound gratitude to each and every individuals, Groups, Societies and departments for extending support and co-operation towards the success of Mini Hornbill which was held from 15th – 17th January, 2020 at Yimchungrü Heritage Village Mündün under Sotokur Administration circle Tuensang District.

We convey our special thanks to: Sl. Name No 1 Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Chief Minister of Nagaland & his PDA Government 2 Department of Tourism GoN 3 Shri. Khehovi Yepthomi, Advisor Art & Culture & Tourism as Special 4 Shri. Neiba Kronu, Minister of Planning & Co-ordination & Land Revenue, GoN 5 Shri. Toshi Wungtong, Advisor, SCERT, IPR & VG, GoN 6 Shri. Namri Nchang, Advisor, Irrigation, Flood control, GoN 7 Shri. Kumar Ramnikant, IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Tuensang & his staff 8 Shri. T. Lannkosen Tsanglao, ADC Shamator & his Staff 9 Shri. Hekhushe Shikhu, President Sumi Hoho and his colleagues 10 Shri. Nungsanglemba Chang, President, CKS & his colleagues 11 Shri. Seobi President USLP & his Colleagues 12 District Administration Sotokur & Chessore 13 Er. Suralo Executive Engineer Tsg, Department of Power & his staffs 14 CMO Tuensang, CHC Shamator, Sotokur, Chessore, PHC & their staffs 15 Smti. Sarita Yadav IAS, DC Kiphire 16 Shri. Thronghokiu Chairman Nagaland Bio-Resource Management 17 Shri. Bharat Laxman Markod IPS, SP Tuensang 18 Shri. R.Tohanba Ex-MLA, Satik, Vinod Kumar & Kiukhum Chairman Sotokur Village Council for donating JCB & Bull Dozer Machinery for Development of Site 19 Col. Amit Thakur Commandant 45 Assam Rifles, Shamator 20 Shri. Kekongchim, President, ENPO 21 Department of Fire & Emergency Services Tuensang 22 Sangtam Cultural Troupe Tuensang 23 Chang Cultural Troupe Tuensang 24 Fakim Cultural Troupe Khongsa Circle 25 Shiponger Cultural Troupe 26 Kemifu Yimchunger Culture Club 27 Mimi Village for display of Earthen Pot making & Cross Bow 28 Yimchunger Gazetted Officers Association, President & His Colleagues 29 Yimchunger Baptist Borü Amükhongto (YBBA) 30 Yimchunger Akherü Ariakho President & his colleges & Its Federating units 31 Yimchunger Women’s Organization President & her Colleagues & SubUnits 32 Yimchunger Baptist Church Tuensang Town 33 Among Chang Ex-Candidate 54 AC 34 Sotokur council & Individuals for donating Land and assistance for construction of Morung & Materials Support.

35 Y/Awünrü Village & Individuals for donating of Land, Fire woods & 1 Bag of Rice 36 Y/Awünrü Village Baptist Church for donating of Local rice 30 Tins 37 Kiusowongto Village for helping in construction of Morung 38 Shri. L.Ngon President, Khaimniungan Tribal Council and his team 39 Tears of Judas Band Tuensang Town 40 Kuthur Village for presenting Folk Song 41 Kiussor Village for presenting Folk Song 42 Shri. Shahato IA for Media Coverage.

43 Head GB Sotokur for donating 115 KP of Timber 44 Office in Charge Police Chessore for security arrangement 45 Village Guard Sotokur for security arrangement 46 EE, PWD (R&B) Tuensang and his Staff 47 General Manager NST Tuensang 48 EE, PHED Tuensang & his Staff 49 Thründan Eco Tourism Club Y/Anner The Yimchungrü Tribal Council (YTC) and Local Organising Committee gratefully acknowledges the overwhelming participations & co-operation from the Yimchungrü Frontal Org., Sub-ordinates Orgs, Villages, etc and the programme participants in making the event a grand success . We deeply regret our inability to mention and thank each and every individuals and organisation that have rendered valuable contribution and services for the event. We pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Sd/Sd/(THRONGSO YIMCHUNGER) (LAJI LUYANBA) (KINAN) President, YTC General Secretary, YTC Social & Culture Secy, YTC Convenor Member Secretary Local Organising Committee Local Organising Committee Tsüngkamneo cum Mini Hornbill Tsüngkamneo cum Mini Hornbill K-200

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North East Dr. T Ao Trophy

Nagaland thrash Tripura 13-0

Nagaland’s striker Rhitsho Mero (10) seen in action during the second match of the ongoing North East Dr T Ao Trophy at IG Stadium Kohima on Wednesday evening. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, JAN 22 (NPN): Nagaland on Wednesday evening trashed Tripura 13-0 with during the third day of the ongoing North East Dr T Ao Trophy at IG Stadium Kohima.

The combination of Rhitsho Mero, Khwetelhi Thopi and Ratobe N Poireng Zeliang took the opponent team by surprise as Tripura failed to register a single goal.

Top scorers for Nagaland were Rhitsho

Mero with five goals and Khewtheli Thopi four goals.

Ratobe, who was in good form scored one and assisted five goals in the match. A goal each was also scored by Sinenlo Kath, Haotingmang Thompson and Kethosilie Zatsu for Nagaland team.

Rhitsho has now scored six goals in two matches, being the highest goal scorer followed by Khewtheli Thopi in second with four.

Up next, Nagaland will play their last league match against Manipur in the group stage to decide the winner of

the Group A. Meanwhile, the draw (1-1) between Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh in the first match, has ensured Nagaland (with six points) qualify for the semi-finals round, though it will face Manipur in the next match.

From the Arunachal side Charu Lalum scored in the 27th minute, but three minutes later, M Clinton Singh equalised the score for Manipur team.

Though Manipur could have scored more goals, the strikers failed to break

through to find the winning goal.

As Manipur will now face Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh will play against Tripura, both Manipur and Arunachal will now have to win their respective matches to book a berth for the semifinals Today’s matches Sikkim Vs Meghalaya at 2 pm Mizoram Vs Assam at 4:30 pm

Aus Open: Divij enters second round in doubles M E L B O U R N E , JA N 22 (IANS): India’s Divij Sharan on Wednesday advanced to the second round of men’s doubles event at the Australian Open after beating Pablo Carreno Busta and Joao Sousa along with his New Zealand partner Artem Sitak, but Rohan Boppanna was knocked out.

Divij and Sitak needed an hour and 28 minutes to win the first-round match 6-4, 7-5 against their lowerranked opponents. The pair won 69 per cent first serve points and hit 27 winners to get their Australian Open campaign going.

Bopanna went down to USA’s Bryan brothers, Bob and Mike, 1-6, 6-3, 3-6 partnering Yasutaka Uchiyama of Japan.

Rohan will stay on in the competition, however, as the 39-year-old will partner comeback star Sania Mirza in the mixed doubles event. On Thursday, Mirza, who won the doubles title in Hobart International, will team up with Nadiia Kichenok of Ukraine for the Australia Open.

The duo will face Chinese pair of Xinyun Han and Lin Zhu in their women’s doubles first round clash.

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3rd Khelo India Youth Games: Maharashtra crowned champion

Sarbananda Sonowal hands over champion’s trophy to Maharashtra during the closing ceremony of the 3rd Edition of Khelo India Youth Games 2020, in Guwahati, Wednesday. (PTI)

GUWAHATI, JAN 22 (AGENCIES): The 3rd Khelo India Youth Games ended on a positive note on Wednesday with Maharashtra topping the medals tally with 256 medals in total.

The Maharashtra team won 78 gold, 77 silver, and 101 bronze medals in the competition which began on January 10.

Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal, Union Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju and MoS Food and processing industries Rameshwar Teli were present on the occasion. They handed over the champions trophy to Maharashtra, first runner

up trophy to Haryana and second runner up trophy to Delhi.

Speaking on the occasion, Rijiu remarked that the moto of the games was to promote sports culture in country. He thanked Assam Government for hosting the biggest games of country.

Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal said the games generated a ray of hope in the broader landscape of sports in the country. “Youths who participated in the games proved that through devotion, dedication and diligence one can reach the zenith of success,” Sonowal said. “From

now on, everybody should aim for winning a medal at the Olympics,” Sonowal stressed. He also thanked the participants including the support and technical staff, sports organisers, various sports bodies and journalists for making games a grand success. Assam showcased their rich cultural heritage in a crisp and beautiful show, led by a Modern Creative Dance performance by Aimee Baruah. Chinese Martial Artists wowed the audience with their speed and power. They were specially flown in to mark the 70th year of the India-China friendship.

Serena into 3rd round as Osaka sets up Coco crunch MELBOURNE, JAN 22 (AFP): Fifteen-yearold prodigy Coco Gauff set up an Australian Open blockbuster with defending champion Naomi Osaka on Wednesday, as Serena Williams screamed and shouted her way into the third round.

On a day when men’s seeds tumbled, Serbia’s Novak Djokovic strode towards his eighth Melbourne title and soon-to-retire Caroline Wozniacki lived to fight another day. American teenager Gauff, showing a tenacity which is becoming her trademark, clawed her way back from a set down to beat the experienced Sorana Cirstea 4-6, 6-3, 7-5.

Gauff, who bellowed and pumped her fists as she completed her victory, said her “will to win” had got her through the tough secondround match at a windswept Melbourne Park.

“My parents always told me you can always come back -- no matter what the score is,” said Gauff, who beat seven-time Grand

Serena Williams Slam champion Venus Williams in round one.

Gauff also beat Williams on her Grand Slam debut last year at Wimbledon, and in another quirk, she faced Osaka in the US Open third round, going down meekly in straight sets.

Japan’s Osaka, 22, beat China’s Zheng Saisai 6-2, 6-4 but briefly lost her cool mid-match, hurling and kicking her racquet when she gave up a break in the second set.

“I was thinking that I really don’t want to play a third set this time,” explained Osaka, who is de-

fending a Grand Slam title for the second time. Former world number one Wozniacki, playing her final tournament before retiring, came from behind in both sets for a 7-5, 7-5 win over Dayana Yastremska of Ukraine.

Serena Williams shouted at the top of her voice during a testing second set against 70th-ranked Tamara Zidansek, before seeing off break points to win 6-2, 6-3.

“She was a really good fighter -- she did not just let me win,” said Williams, who can equal Margaret Court’s record of 24 Grand Slams if she lifts the trophy.

Earlier, Australia’s world number one Ashleigh Barty raced through 6-1, 6-4 against Polona Hercog, buoying hopes of a first home winner since 1978.

“It was very different end to end, I think the wind was a massive factor particularly with the new ball,” she said. Djokovic also weathered the breeze -- which followed heavy rain on Monday, and smog from bushfires last week -- to beat Japanese wildcard Tatsuma Ito 6-1, 6-4, 6-2 in 95 minutes.

“They were tough conditions, pretty windy and it was hard to know where the balls were going. My serve helped a lot to get me out of trouble,” said the Serb.

Greece’s Stefanos Tsitsipas was handed a slice of fortune when Philipp Kohlschreiber withdrew injured. In other results, Petra Kvitova, last year’s runnerup, came through 7-5, 7-5 against Paula Badosa of Spain, and China’s Zhang Shuai ousted American Caty McNally 6-2, 6-4.

Zareen enters qtrs of Strandja Memorial Boxing Tournament

Nikhat Zareen NEW DELHI, JAN 22 (PTI): Defending champion Nikhat Zareen (51kg) on Wednesday sailed into the quarterfinals of the Strandja Memorial Boxing Tournament after her rival Sevda Asenova abandoned their second-round bout in Sofia, Bulgaria.

The Indian was declared the winner after Asenova forfeited during the opening round of the bout.

Local favourite Asenova was a former gold-medallist at the event, which is into its 71st edition this year.

In the men’s competition, Duryodhan Singh Negi (69kg) and Mohammed Hussamuddin (57kg) advanced after winning

their respective opening bouts.

Singh defeated Poland’s Mateusz Polski, while Hussamuddin defeated France’s Enzo Grau. Both the results were split 1-4 verdicts.

There was disappointment elsewhere as India endured six opening-round defeats on Tuesday evening.

Among the men, South Asian Games gold-medallist Ankit Khatana (75kg), Asian silver-medallist Deepak Kumar (52kg), Narender (+91kg), and Naveen Kumar (91kg) made early exits.

Nupur (75kg) and Lalita (69kg) were the ones to bow out in the women’s draw. Nupur was outpunched 0-5 by France’s Davina Michel, while Lalita lost 1-4 to Poland’s Karolina Koszewska.

Khatana was beaten 0-5 by the USA’s Javier Martinez. Narender also lost by a similar margin to another American -- Richard Torrez Jr. Deepak went down 1-4 to Spain’s Gabriel Escobar.

Naveen lost 0-5 to Italy’s Abbes Mouhiidine.

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