January 25, 2019

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Vol XXIX No. 48

DIMAPUR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.0

Sultan Abdullah is new Malaysian King

Man City ease into Carabao Cup final

Cong may go solo in Andhra, Bengal

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sports, Page 11

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Modi may lose if oppn unites: poll

NEW DELHI, JAN 24 (AGENCIES): Congress can turn the tide in its favour in the Lok Sabha election if Rahul Gandhi can convince Mamata Banerjee, Mayawati and Akhilesh Yadav to join hands with him and fight collectively against the BJP. This is the finding of the India Today-Karvy Insights Mood of the Nation poll. According to the India Today-Karvy Insights Mood of the Nation poll, the NDA would be nowhere close to the magic figure of 272 that a political party or alliance needs to form the government. According to the Mood of the Nation poll, the NDA would win 237 seats, a massive drop of 99 seats compared to the coalition’s 2014 tally. The staggering nature of NDA’s loss can be understood from the fact that the Bharatiya Janata Party crossed the figure of 272 on its own in 2014. The Mood of the Nation poll predicts massive wins for Congress-led UPA. The UPA would win 166 seats while parties that are not part of either the NDA or the UPA would win 140 seats. For the UPA, this is an increase of 106 seats compared to its 2014 tally.

Power deptt bans stringing of wires on electric poles DIMAPUR, JAN 24 (NPN): Power department, chief engineer (D&R) Er. Khose Sale has directed all concerned parties to remove any type of cables, wires, pipes etc. strung between electric poles in all town jurisdiction/s within three months from the date of this notification. Citing various sections of the Electricity Act 2003, Er. Sale said cables, wires, pipes etc. strung between poles pose as a hazard to persons involved in repair/ maintenance works, besides hindering line maintenance/ repair works and increasing the probability of accidents/ fatalities including public safety. In this regard, the department has notified that stringing of any type of cables, wires, pipes etc. between electric poles will not be permitted within town limits.

Traffic regulations for R-Day in Kohima

Dimapur, JAN 24 (NPN): In view of the 70th Republic Day celebration at Secretariat Plaza, Kohima on January 26, Kohima police has issued traffic advisory to be enforced as part of the security arrangement in the state capital (See details on p-7)

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“He was not beaten up by our party MLA.He got injured while trying to ride a bike.” K Y M C

AB KI BAAR KIS KI SARKAR?

PROJECTED SEAT SHARE NDA

237 (-99)

UPA

166 (+106)

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140 (-13) (Photo Courtsey: India Today)

The only solace for the NDA in this Mood of the Nation poll is that its vote share would be higher than the UPA’s. But even that silver lining is not without a set of worry -- the Mood of the Nation poll forecasts a drop in vote share for the BJP-led NDA. The UPA would see a rise in its vote share. In terms of vote share, the India Today-Karvy Insights Mood of the Nation poll shows that the NDA will get 35 per cent votes, the UPA plus TMC, SP and BSP is expected to get 44 per cent vote share. The others meanwhile will get 21 per cent votes, the poll shows. These numbers, by the way, hold true only if the NDA and the UPA remain as they are right now. The numbers are based on the following

compositions: NDA: BJP, All India N Rangaswamy Congress, Apna Dal, Bodo People’s Front, DMDK, JD(U), LJP, PMK, National People’s Party, RPI (A), SAD, SDF and Shiv Sena UPA: Congress, DMK, JD(S), National Conference, JMM, Kerala Congress (Mani), IUML, NCP, RJD, RLD and TDP. Others: AAP, AGP, AIMIM, AIADMK, Forward Bloc, TMC, AIUDF, BJD, CPI, CPI(M), INLD, PDP, Kerala Congress (Joseph), MNS, NLP, RSP (RSP is with the Left alliance in West Bengal and with the UPA in Kerala), TRS, YSRC, Independents and SP-BSP-RLD alliance in Uttar Pradesh The Mood of the Na-

tion poll comes just months before the Lok Sabha elections are to be held. The predictions of the Mood of the Nation poll will be a cause of worry for Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his top lieutenant, BJP chief Amit Shah. A hung Parliament would mean that the NDA would need to scramble to get support from non-UPA parties. This could lead to demands that somebody other than Narendra Modi be prime minister. On the other hand the poll by ABP News-CVoter Thursday projected that the NDA led by Modi will emerge as the largest group in the Lok Sabha polls in the next few months but will fall short of a majority required to rule. The ruling BJP-led alliance is forecast to win 233 parliament seats of the 543 at stake, the poll by ABP News-CVoter said, short of the half-way mark of 272. On Wednesday, another survey showed the BJP facing a rout in the most populous Uttar Pradesh state which sends the largest number of representatives to parliament and holds the key to which party forms a government.

10% EWS quota in govt recruitment from Feb 1: Centre New Delhi, Jan 24 (PTI): Beginning next month, all central government posts will be filled after factoring in the recently approved 10 per cent reservation for economically weaker sections (EWS), according to an official order. Ministry of Personnel in the order said that detailed instructions regarding the procedure for the implementation of the EWS quota will be issued separately. “It is hereby notified that 10 per cent reservation would be provided for economically weaker sections in central government posts and services and would be effective in respect of all direct recruitment vacancies to be notified on or after February 1, 2019,” it said. “Persons who are not covered under the existing scheme of reservations for SC, STs and socially and educationally backward classes and whose family has gross annual income below Rs 8 lakh are to be identified as EWSs for the benefit of reservation,” according to an order by Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment.

More students’ bodies to boycott R-Day

DIMAPUR/KOHIMA, JAN 24 (NPN): Various students’ organizations in Nagaland have decided to respond to the call made by NSF to boycott the “Indian Republic Day” celebrations on January 26 across Nagaland and Naga inhibited areas of Manipur. Speaking to Nagaland Post, NSF president Kesosul Christopher Ltu informed that the federation will deploy volunteers on January 26, to check whether students were adhering to the boycott call. NSF general secretary Imtiyapang Imsong said NSF, in protest against the CAB, has hoisted black flags in all areas under its jurisdiction since January 12. ASU: Angami Students’ Union (ASU) president Visako Rino informed Nagaland Post that the union will show solidarity with NSF in boycotting the Republic Day celebrations. ASU said it was appalled by the move of the Indian government and the lackadaisical attitude of not hearing the plea of the North Eastern people, which has threatened the very existence of the distinct cultural minority of India. ASU appealed to every right thinking citizen to refrain from participating in the

R-Day celebration and also directed all the educational institutions and students within its jurisdiction to not participate in any of the government activities/events related to the celebrations. ANCSU: All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) president Katho P. Awomi confirmed its full support to the boycott call by NSF, saying ANCSU strongly opposes the citizenship amendment bill. ANSAM: All Naga Students’ Association Manipur (ANSAM) president Joseph Adani also informed Nagaland Post that the association has directed all its 14 units and two subordinate bodies to strictly implement the direction of NSF to boycott the Republic Day celebration in all the Naga inhibited areas of Manipur. SKK: All Sumi Students Union(SKK) has informed that it will respond to the call by the NSF against the Citizenship Bill by boycotting the “Indian Republic Day” celebration, in protest against the CAB. SKK president Atokiho Sumi said SKK will boycott the R-Day celebrations in all Sumi inhabited areas to show their “deepest resentment” against the Government of India for passing the Citi-

zenship Bill. SKK appealed to all students, educational institutions, and concerned citizens, to not participate in any government activities/ events related to the R-Day celebrations. ENSF: Eastern Nagaland Students’ Union (ENSF) along with its six federating units-- CCSU, USSC, KSU, PSC, YAA and KSU, have decided to independently boycott the forthcoming “Indian Republic Day” celebrations. In a press note, ENSF president Sepili L Sangtam and general secretary Imtichoba Chang expressed dismay at the BJP-led NDA government for trying to legalise illegal migrants at a time when the people of the state was demanding detection and deportation of illegal migrants. Affirming the need to protect the cultural identity, ENSF warned that if the proposed amendments in the citizenship act were not withdrawn, “it will be a death knell for the indigenous people of Nagaland.” ENSF also questioned the state government for not having the political will to oppose the CAB and warned this would have future ramifications in the region. (Cont’d on p-8)

WC urges Nagas to isolate defectors ENPO, NH oppose CAB Tension along Nagaland-Assam border DIMAPUR, JAN 24 (NPN): Working Committee (WC) of Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) through the Media Cell has highlighted the issue of defections within various NNPGs while the focus of Naga people, tribal bodies and civil societies was on the “ongoing political dialogue” between NNPGs and government of India in Delhi. Terming defections as “a menace degrading the Naga cause”, WC maintained that there was an urgent need for all NNPG leaders including Khango-led NSCN (K), tribal bodies and GBs to “jointly identify and isolate defectors, who are vying for high positions in various political groups. WC insisted that all defectors “must be sent back to where they came from” adding, increase or decrease in membership would not impact outcome of ongoing negotiations. Further it said defectors do not deserve “respect or honour from any corner”. Reiterating that in a “national struggle” thousands in both civil and military wings face hardships; WC pointed out the “true patriots do not defect or desert” since doing so was a “treachery accompanied by curse.”

WC cautioned that defectors cannot claim seniority nor contribution to Naga national service since their names would be erased form service records the day they defected. Defection was not only a crime but “makes a person cheap and untrustworthy” in the eye of public, tribe, clan, friends and that children of defectors “cannot escape shame and stigma attached” said WC. In view of the urgency and status of the ongoing talks, where Nagas were yearning for honourable and acceptable solution, WC urged all tribes, hohos, clans and families to reach out to their own as well as different political groups against defection. It described defectors as “rats gnawing away at the hard earned fabric of Naga unity” and who should not be “welcomed like heroes within NNPGs fold or outside.” WC urged general public in towns and villages to understand the negative impact and social disharmony brought by defectors and therefore appealed to NNPG leadership, tribal bodies and GBs to “jointly identify these elements, de-affiliate them from Naga political arena and treat them as persona –non-grata.”

DIMAPUR, JAN 24 (NPN): Even as the Progressive Democratic Alliance (PDA) coalition government in Nagaland adopted a “wait and see” policy with regard to the BJP-sponsored controversial Citizenship (Amendment) Bill (CAB) 2016 which was passed by the Lok Sabha and awaits the nod of the Rajya Sabha; besides the opposition NPF various organisations in Nagaland such as NTC, CNTC have demanded a special session of the assembly to pass the resolution for opposing the Bill. Eastern Nagaland Public Organisation (ENPO) and Naga Hoho have also demanded a special session of the assembly to adopt a resolution opposing the Bill. ENPO, 6 federating units oppose: Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organization (ENPO) and its six federating tribal bodies on January 23 resolved to urge the state government to out rightly reject the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill (CAB) 2016 which was passed in the Lok Sabha, after considering the adverse effects of the bill on the future of the Nagas. In this regard, ENPO president and general secy., presidents of Chang Khulei Setshang, (Cont’d on p-8)

DIMAPUR, JAN 24 (NPN): Tension ran high along Nagaland-Assam border area of Lirmen village Thursday after labour camps, tools and materials were destroyed, purportedly meant for the construction of an Assam police outpost under Lirmen jurisdiction. In a press note, Lirmen Senso Mungdang (LSM) president I. Moatemjen and secretary Imnatongzuk informed that an emergency meeting of the senso was held on January 21, wherein the village resolved to thwart any construction along the border area of the village jurisdiction. LSM said that the village council members along with EAC Longchem and a platoon of IRB personnel rushed to the site to take stock of the situation. It was also informed that Assam police had sent additional force to the border. Meanwhile, LSM had appealed to the people to join hands and cooperate with the Mungdang to oppose any move of Assam Police to build their camp under Lirmen village jurisdiction. It also appealed to the law enforcing agencies and the state government to look into the matter at the earliest. Further, LSM has also advised travellers passing through the area be cautious. Talking to Nagaland Post, EAC (Hq)

(Top) Villagers gathered at the border area and (bottom) labour camp being burnt down. (LSM)

Mokokchung, Temsuchuba said that the situation was brought under control.

‘Special First Day Cover’ of WW-I Naga Labour Corps Nagaland amongst best performing BBBP state Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JAN 24 (NPN): ‘Special First Day Cover’ postal envelopes, in commemoration of 100 years of World War-I Naga Labour Corps, by the Sumi Naga Labour Corps Association was released here by the department of Posts Thursday at Livingstone Foundation Higher Secondary School (LFHSS). The day also witnessed the inaugural of Dimapex19 (Dimapur District Philately Exhibition). In his address as special guest, deputy commissioner of Dimapur, Kevekha Kevin Zehol, who also inaugurated the philately exhibition hall, acknowledged the immense contribution of private schools in Nagaland towards education and producing prolific citizens. Taking into account the list of meritorious students in HSLSC and HSSLC ex-

Dignitaries look at the stamps put on board for display. (NP)

aminations held every year, he pointed out that only students from private schools featured in the top 20 list and lamented that government schools had very little to show. While speaking on the disparity in salaries of teachers in government and private schools vis-à-vis their output, Zehol said despite government schools appointing post graduate teachers for Mathematics, private schools had to con-

tend with graduate teachers. Yet most of the government schools underperform. Zehol further revealed that the felicitation programme held for toppers every year at Raj Bhavan in Kohima, where teachers and principals are invited, often opened the Pandora’s Box in relation to performance of private and government schools. The convenor of World War I Sumi Naga Labour Corps Association, Dr H

DIMAPUR, JAN 24 (NPN): Nagaland State was awarded among the top five States/UTs for excellent performance in Beti Bachao Beti Padhao (BBBP) under state competition category in recognition of the “Over all support, guidance, monitoring and achieving the targets of BBBP” during the National Girl Child Day Celebration on January 24 2019 at New Delhi. According to mission director for State Resource Centre for Women-Nagaland Chapter, Daisy Mezhur, this was the first time that States and UTs were awarded for their good performances under BBBP. The award was given away by union minister of Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi to Social Welfare secretary, Sarah R Ritse, on behalf of the state government. Speaking on the occasion, Ritse said, “I am proud (Cont’d on p-7) of the team work that the

Hotokhu Chishi, who released the ‘Special First Day Cover’, called upon Naga intellectuals to ask the pertinent question as to why 2000 Naga men had to leave their homes and travel to foreign shores in France on April 21, 1917 undertaking an arduous three-month journey on foot, train and ship? “Sumi history has to be retold and relayed for the next generation, least it be forgotten,” he emphasized. Dr H.H. Chishi also took on the Naga Hoho of the latter’s indifference to the role of the Nagas in WW-I, questioning why it was not interested in the history of Naga Labour Corps and “only interested in who founded the Naga Club.” “We expected the Naga Hoho to strike at the right time. They are only interested in who founded the Naga Club,” he said, while also categorically stating

(L) Maneka Gandhi giving away the award to Sarah Ritse.

State Resource Centre for Women (SRCW), as the implementing Agency for BBBP, has done under Social Welfare department.” She was hopeful that the achievement would be a moral boost not just for the department, but for the state, to work harder for the upliftment of women and children. The department also acknowledged the support rendered to team SRCW by Governor, chief minister, chief secretary and the community.

Meanwhile, Wokha district administration has also been awarded amongst the 25 districts for its good performance on BBBP in the category–“Effective Community Engagement. D C Wo k h a , D r . Manazir received the award on behalf of the district. Ms. Erenbeni P. Lotha, one of the ‘local champions for BBBP’ fromWokha was invited to share her experience as a local champion along with three other local champions from across the country. K Y M C

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National Girl Child Day observed across Nagaland

Dr. Tinojongshi Chang speaking at the programme in Officials and participants of the programme in Tuensang. (DIPR) Jaulkie, Peren. (DIPR)

Organizers and participants after the programme in Mon. (NP)

DIMAPUR/MON, JAN 24 (NPN): National girl child day is celebrated every year on January 24 as a national observance day for the girl child. It is celebrated to increase the awareness among people about inequalities faced by the girl child in society. National girl child day has been started as a national girlsâ€™ development mission by the Government of India. Following are reports from various districts: Mon: In Mon, the day was celebrated at the DCâ€™s Conference Hall. Bonnie, vice president KNSK, in her keynote address said that giving opportunities and empowering girls should begin at home. If women and girls are included in the decision making process, then big

changes will be definitely come, she added. On the occasion, the district administration felicitated the top three girl students of Mon district who scored highest marks in the HSLC 2018 examinations. The awardees were N. Zamyum K D/o Nyamphoa of St. John Hr. Sec. School, Mon; Rasna Begam H, D/o Helal Uddin of Christ King High School, Mon, and Ngapkai L. Tahkaishu, D/o Leiyang of Don Bosco Hr. Sec School, Mon. Thavaseelan K, DC Mon and Imnalensa, SP Mon gave away the certificates and cash money to the awardees. The program was chaired by Imliwapang Aier, EAC Mon. The program was organized as a part of the Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao campaign by

Wokha RMSA teachers appeal DIMAPUR: The RMSA 2013 batch, Wokha unit reiterating the demand of its apex body NRMSATA, for release of five months pending salary, has placed a series of issues before the government for remedial action at the earliest. The unitâ€™s general secretary, Irina, in a press release asked the government to expedite the process of RMSA teachers 2013â€™s absorption into the state government service as assured by the government. It further noted that there was no mention of their service being under RMSA or CSS during recruitment and the procedure was also in line of other state services. The batch teachers learnt the nature of their appointment as being under CSS only at when appointment letters were issued, it claimed. It also asked for the 7th RoP to be implemented from the date it was implemented for other state employees because if it is done at a later date for the teachers, it would be â€œunjustifiable and discriminatoryâ€?. The unit demanded that arrears should be given from the date the 7th RoP came into effect for other state employees.

While requesting regular payment of salary, RMSA teachers 2013 Wokha, also pointed out that, till date, RMSA teachers have been performing their duties diligently despite discrimination and hardships due to non-payment of salary. It stated that the RMSA teachers had not taken any step to jeopardize the career of students since â€œwe are the ones teaching the students of class 9 & 10, which is the most crucial stage for the students.â€? â€œâ€Śwe are also humans; we have family, we have children and we have basic needs which we cannot fulfill due to non payment of salary for 5-6 months at a stretchâ€? the release asserted. Questioning how long they have to endure, it lamented that they would have no option but to collaborate with the central body and other units and take steps that may derail the smooth functioning of secondary schools. It, therefore urged the government to take serious note of the teachersâ€™ plight and release their five months pending salary at the earliest and to take necessary steps to pay their salary on time in tune with other state employees in the future.

the district administration Mon.(Correspondent) Peren: Peren district celebrated the event at Jalukie Town hall on January 24 with ADC Jalukie, Dr. Tinojongshi Chang as the special guest. In his address, he appealed to the gathering to uphold the spirit of equality in society, in terms of education for both boys and girls without discrimination. Dr. Rev. Fr. Francis, principal of St. Xavier College, also spoke on the occasion where he called upon the participants to change their mindsets for speedy transformation of society. Social welfare department officials from Peren, Jalukie, Tening, Nsong and Ahthibung along with Anganwadi workers from

Jalukie attended the function. A special song â€œWe are the Worldâ€? was presented by Bamile Pame. ADC Jalukie Tinojongshi Chang did felicitated Peiheitei from Tesen village, who participated in the Khel India Youth Games. The function was chaired by Rumbemo Kithan EAC Hq. Peren. Tuensang: A program to mark the day was held at CKS Hall Tuensang organized in collaboration with the district administration, Social Welfare and Health and Family Welfare departments. A â€˜baby show competitionâ€™ was also held on the occasion. D C Tu e n s a n g, L . Jamithung Lotha, in his speech mentioned the importance of such programs so that the girl sex ratio

could be improved. Not only the sex ratio, but the quality life of girl child can be checked by organizing such programmes, he said. Sr. Gynecologist, DH Tuensang, Dr. Yanranthung gave the key note address where he spoke about the aim of the program. He gave a detailed statistics on decreasing sex ratio of girls between zero to six years of age. The programme was chaired by ADC Tuensang, Mekala Chaitanya Prasad. Hutai Sema, DPO ICDS Tuensang gave the welcome address. Out of 47 girl child participants in the baby show competition the winners were declared as follows: 1st Ralila, D/o Lumisila, 2nd Sangdila, D/o Easter Sangtam, 3rd

news in Brief NFHRCC consultative meeting: The NFHRCC has convened a consultative meeting on January 26, 10 a.m. at ASTD office, Kher Mahal, Dimapur. All members have been informed to attend the meeting. They are also asked to bring two photos for ID renewals. Consultants, M/S CE Testing Company Pvt. Ltd has been requested to attend the meeting. Ikiye & Itovi village ban hunting and fishing: A joint council of Ikiye and Itovi villages have banned hunting wildlife, and fishing in its jurisdictions with effect from February 1. The joint council has warned that stringent action and cash fine will be imposed against defaulters. DTH annual meeting & election: Dimapur Tangkhul Hoho (DTH) has convened its annual meeting & election of its new office bearers on January 26, 11 a.m. at TBC Darogajan. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. EUD executive joint meeting: Emlotokujo Union Dimapur (EUD) has convened its executive joint meeting on January 26, 3 p.m. at the residence of its banker, Lahoto Aye, Valley View Colony, Dimapur. All office bearers, executives and advisory board members of 2016-18 and 20192021 tenures have been asked to attend the meeting. LCU general conference & election: The Lotha Catholic Union (LCU) will be holding its general conference & election of new office bearers on February 2 and 3 at Riphyim village. All catechists, unit presidents, office bearers, former presidents, office bearers, Church elders and catholic members have been requested to attend the conference. 6-Tening, 7-Peren A/Cs to observe National Votersâ€™ Day: SVEEP Coordinator Peren, Sarita Yadav, in a circular stated that National Voters Day 2019 will be celebrated at 6-Tening and 7-Peren A/Cs on January 25. All the heads of offices, AEROs, DNOs, BLOs, Campus Ambassadors, District icon, NGOs and representatives of political parties have been requested to attend the program without fail. (DIPR)

NEISSR faculty orientation programme

Somenchila D/o Ellensangla. The panel of judges were Chubala, principal of School of Nursing Tuensang, Dr. Yaren SMO, DH Tuensang and Kelli DTO Tuensang. Wokha: Joining the rest of the country, Wokha celebrated the event at town hall on January 24. Miss Wokha & 1st Runners up Miss Nagaland, Grace W. Ezung, delivering a short speech, said that survival of the human race depends on womenfolk and therefore special attention is needed in avoiding discrimination against the girl child. ADC Wokha, Mhathung Tsanglao, said that the district was celebrating the day in a befitting manner as the district has being conferred with the recognition of being one

among the best districts in the country in implementation of the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao campaign. Within the two and half months, the district conducted more than 80 workshops last year. Sr. Dental Surgeon & DNO NTCP Dr. Meribeni Odyuo highlighted health hazards in the use of tobacco related products Sr. Supervisor, CDPO office Wokha, Eranbini delivered a welcome speech. Other highlights included a special song by Sojano Tsopoe and a choreographed presentation by Adolescent Girlsâ€™ Club. Frontline workers were felicitated on the district level and a vote of thanks was proposed by Helen CDPO, Wozhuro. Dimapur: CHILDLINE Dimapur celebrated

the day at St. Peterâ€™s School, Toulazouma with an aim to promote the position of girls in society and to make their living better as â€œmany girls are deprived of their own rightsâ€?. A press release by CHILDLINE Dimapur team stated that at the programme, the students were reminded to get rid of different types of social stigmas, discrimination and exploitation that girls in society generally face in their day-to-day lives, regardless of age groups. The team emphasised on â€œmy body safety rulesâ€?good touch and bad touch and â€œmenstrual hygiene managementâ€?. The team also demonstrated how to use sanitary pads and distributed the same to the students.

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DISTRIBUTION OF SWEETS AT PARADE GROUND : ROYAL CLUB

EVENING PROGRAMME at SECRETARIAT PLAZA 1430 hrs: FOOTBALL EXHIBITION MATCH : Secretariat United Football Club Vs Nagaland Police Dr. R.K. Behera, Meriakthule Chewang and others after the NEISSR one-day orientation programme on January 19.

DIMAPUR: North East Institute of Social Sciences and Research (NEISSR) conducted a one-day orientation programme for its faculty and management at the institute premises on January 19. A press release from NEISSR media cell stated that Dr. R.K. Behera, dean of Social Sciences, PatK

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requirements expected of any forward looking academic institution, such as job placement cell, alumni association, adoption of villages by the institute, inclusive admission policy, and organizing seminars and programs. A vote of thanks was delivered by the public relations officer (PRO), Meriakthule Chewang.

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Governor Acharya draping a traditional Naga shawl on Lt. Gen. Rajeev Sirohi when the latter called him on January 24.

DIMAPUR: Lt. Gen. Rajeev Sirohi, General Officer Commanding (GOC) of 3 Corps, Dimapur called on Nagaland Governor, Padmanabha Acharya, at Raj Bhavan in Kohima on January 24. A press release issued by HQ IGAR (N), Public Relations Officer (PRO) Lt. Col. L Vincent Patton

stated that according to a communiquĂŠ from the Governorâ€™s Secretariat, they discussed border security and recruitment of local youth into the Indian Army. During the meeting the Governor commended the troops of 3 Corps for their preparedness and expressed his confidence in the security deployment

Dimapur girl clears CA exams DIMAPUR: Twenty-two year, Harshikha Agarwal from Dimapur has cleared her Chartered Accountancy (CA) exams from Kolkata. A press release by Dilip Sharma stated that Harshikha is the daughter of Chandu Kumar Agarwal and Sanjana Agarwal. She passed her ICSE (Class X) in 2012 from Mayo College Girls School as school topper, ISC (Class 12) in 2014 with 96% and graduated

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Harshikha Agarwal

with honours in 2017 with first class from St. Xavierâ€™s College, Kolkata. Now, she is planning to pursue her Masters in Finance. Her father is a prominent businessman and social worker, former District Governor of Rotary International District 3240 and serving chairman of Indian Red Cross Society, Dimapur District. Her mother is a home maker and social worker.

to defend the countryâ€™s borders. He appreciated the Army for maintaining peace and tranquillity in the State in spite of many challenges which troops have to face in their area of operation. The GOC assured the Governor that the Army would maintain friendly relations with the people of Nagaland.

Dr T Ao birth centenary lecture in Mon, Kiphire

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MON/DIMAPUR, JAN 24 (NPN): A lecture on Dr. Talimeren Ao, the first captain of Independent Indiaâ€™s Olympic Football team in commemoration of his 100th year birth centenary, was organized in Mon and Kiphire on January 23 and 22 respectively. Mon: In Mon, the lecture was organized on January 23, at Council Hall, Mon Town. Anguvito Sumi, District Sports Officer, (DSO), Mon, spoke briefly on the life history of Dr. T. Ao. Dr T. Ao was the first captain of the Indian national team to the 1948 London Olympics. He was the flag bearer of the Indian Contingent at the opening ceremony, on the July 29, 1948 at Wembly Stadium, London. According to DSO, Dr. T. Ao displayed a strong inclination towards sports and athletic activities since childhood. He excelled not only in his studies but also in football and other sports. Anguvito further said that the legendary Dr. T Ao occupied a special place in the arena of sports and games, particularly football, not only in Nagaland but also in the whole country. It was largely due to his untiring efforts that the Nagaland

(L-R): Dr.Kechongol Sophie addressing the gathering at the programme in Mon. (NP) DSO and DPRO officials along with some of the participants after the lecture programme in Kiphire.

Football Association and the Nagaland Badminton Association have been recognised and affiliated to the national bodies, he added. Speaking on Health issues, Dr. Kechongol Sophie, CMO, Mon stated that â€œrisk factors of today are the diseases of tomorrow.â€? Emphasizing on the risks of smoking & tobacco chewing, alcohol abuse, unhealthy diet and physical inactivity he said even â€œif you donâ€™t consider what you eat, consider what eats you.â€? Dr. Sophie spoke on the causes and effects of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, cancer and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. District Public Relations Office, also screened a documentary on Dr. T

Ao. The programme was organised by the department of Youth Resources and Sports in collaboration with the department of Information & Public Relations and Heath & Family Welfare. Kiphire: Kiphire district Youth Resources and Sports department, in collaboration with District Public Relations Officer (DPRO) Kiphire and Health & Family Welfare department, organised a lecture on Dr. Talimeren Ao on January 22 at Hopongkyu Memoral Hall Kiphire. During the celebration, District Youth Resources & Sports officer Kiphire encouraged students and the young generation to emulate the good life of Talimeren Ao and achieve something

in their lives. He pointed out that good discipline was the key for every player. Discipline, he said, is the ability of an individual to have self restraint to practice in a strict and controlled manner in games. The district sports officer Kiphire also reminded the gathering that self discipline was vital to overcome negative habits and learning to develop any skill. The lecture was organized as a part of the year long centenary celebration of Dr. Talimeren Aoâ€™s 100th year birth anniversary. During the celebrations, a video documentary on the life of Dr. T. Ao was screened. The programme was organised for colleges, youth organisations and for well wishers of Kiphire.

Kohima SĂźmi Officers Union conference held

DIMAPUR: Kohima SĂźmi Officers Union (KSOU) organized a one day programme on January 24, at Hotel JapfĂź, Kohima A DIPR report stated that principal secretary, Health and Family Welfare department, Himato Zhimo-

mi, president, Sumi Officers Union Nagaland, shared his experiences about his visit to Japan. He encouraged the Sumi officers by citing the example of Japanese peopleâ€™s qualities of being hard-working and taking collective responsibility. He

added that the Sumis, along with the rest of the Nagas, could achieve progress and be like the Japanese people if Nagas respect and follow these qualities in everyday work and also in personal lives. He also urged the officers present to set good

examples for the coming generation by helping and reaching out to people in need. The programme was chaired by Er. Z Tokishe, Kohima Sumi Officers Kuqhakulu (KSOK). Invocation was pronounced by Rev.

Dr. Hokheto Chophy, Sumi Baptist Church, Kohima (SBCK). Other highlights included a song presentation by male voice, SBCK, vote of thanks by Er. Rebecca Achumi and benediction by Kughavi Chishi, pastor NCRC, Sumi, Kohima.

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DIMAPUR: A medical camp was conducted at Raj Bhavan Medical Centre, Kohima on January 24 under the initiative of the Governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya. PRO to Governor, in a press release, said that eight doctors from the Indian Medical Association, ManK Y M C

galur u Branch conducted the camp for staff of Raj Bhavan along with their family members and security personnel. The doctors have already conducted a health camp in Dimapur and will be organizing a camp at NHAK, Kohima. K Y M C

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Anit-CAB protests in Imphal; 5 injured

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Police try to stop anti-CAB protestors in Imphal on Thursday. (NP)

protestors, Bhabananda assured that he as an MP and his party will not go against the wish of the people. “We are in politics to serve the people and safeguard the interest of the people of the state. I am also a son of the land. How can I go against the interest and desire of the people,” he said. While stating that there was no change in party’s stand, he said that the chief minister had already declared his resolute stand against the Bill. After meeting the MP, AMSU president Manjit Sarangthem said that they have put down a clear cut stand of the student bodies

spearheading the anti-CAB protest in the state. While reiterating student bodies’ firm stand against the Bill, Manjit informed that around 200 members of the student bodies will be heading to New Delhi to highlight northeast people’s stand against the Bill. He also informed that agitation against the Bill will be continued until and unless the demand of scrapping the Bill is fulfilled. No sooner had the protesting students left the area, another slogan antiCAB rally led by leaders of group of five student

Tribunal reconstituted to adjudicate ban imposed on insurgent groups New Delhi, Jan 24 (PTI): The Centre on Thursday reconstituted a tribunal to adjudicate matters related to extension of ban imposed on eight insurgent groups in Manipur for five more years over continued involvement in unlawful and violent activities. In a notification, the Home Ministry said the tribunal has been set up under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967 and will be headed by Delhi High Court judge Justice G S Sistani. The tribunal will adjudicate whether or not there is sufficient cause for declaring the Meitei extremist organisations of Manipur as “Unlawful Associations”, the notification said. On December 12, 2018, the central government had constituted the tribunal headed by Delhi High Court judge Justice Sangita Dhingra Sehgal. However, due to certain reasons, Justice Sehgal

could not continue with the tribunal and hence the tribunal has been reconstituted with Justice Sistani. The organisations which were banned in November 2018 include Peoples’ Liberation Army generally known as PLA and its political wing, Revolutionary Peoples’ Front (RPF), United National Liberation Front (UNLF) and its armed wing Manipur Peoples’ Army (MPA), Peoples’ Revolutionary Party of Kangleipak (PREPAK) and its armed wing ‘Red Army’. The others are Kangleipak Communist Party (KCP) and its armed wing, also called Red Ar my; Kanglei Yaol Kanba Lup (KYKL); the Coordination Committee (CorCom) and Alliance for Socialist Unity Kangleipak (ASUK). The home ministry said the eight Meitei extremist organisations of Manipur were involved in 756 violent incidents

NAGALAND UNIVERSITY (A Central University Estd. By the Act of Parliament No. 35 of 1989)

Headquarters : Lumami-798627

NO.NUL/RDC/PF-86/2018 - 6803 Dated : 22nd January, 2019 NOTICE INVITING TENDER Nagaland University invites sealed tenders for Supply of Equipments to the Department of Zoology, Nagaland University, Lumami under DBT sponsored twinning research project. Interested parties may download the tender documents from the University website: nagalanduniversity.ac.in and submit their quotations along with tender fees of Rs. 1,000/- (non-refundable) in the form of DD in favour of Registrar, Nagaland University, Lumami in sealed envelope superscript on the cover “Tender for supply of Equipments to the Department of Zoology, Nagaland University, Lumami under DBT sponsored twinning research project “Survey on earthworm resource in organic wastes, forests, agro-ecosystems” and addressed to the undersigned on or before 15th February, 2019 up to 4:00. P.M.. No tenders will be accepted beyond this date and time. Dr. Abemo, Registrar DC-93

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PUNGRO : NAGALAND NO.ADC/PRO/JUD-16/VOL-1/2017-18/341

Dated Pungro the 30th November 2017

NOTICE Whereas Smti. M. Yanso, W/o Late Y. Tsangli, Village Guard (VG) of Longtsunger Village under Pungro Sub-Division of Kiphire District has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act, 1925 in order to draw/receive the payment of movable/immovable properties of her husband Late Y. Tsangli, VG under Kiphire District who expired on 19/10/2017. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY : 1. G.P.F, 2. G.I.S, 3. F.B.F From the Office of the 4. Pension Case Additional Deputy Commissioner Pungro 5. Any other dues etc. Public are hereby asked to file objection/claim if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this order. If no objection/claim is received within the given time, Succession Certificate will be issued in favour of the applicant. DP-718

(Wennyei Konyak) Additional Deputy Commissioner Pungro : Nagaland

in the past five years from January 1, 2013 to July 31, 2018 during which they killed 86 people, including 35 security personnel. T h e g r o u p s h ave been indulging in acts of intimidation, extortion and looting of civilian population for collection of funds, making contacts with sources abroad for influencing public opinion and securing assistance by way of arms and training for the purpose of achieving their secessionist objective, the ministry said. They are also indulging in such activities for maintaining camps in neighbouring countries for the purpose of sanctuaries, training and clandestine procurement of arms and ammunition, it had said.

bodies along with a large number of women vendors of Khwairamband Keithel marched towards the residence of the MP. Before reaching the MP’s residence, police, in a bid to disperse them, used mock bombs and stopped them. After a brief struggle, police allowed some leaders of the student bodies - Socialist Students Union of Manipur, Manipur Students Association Delhi, All Manipur Muslim Students’ Organisation, Reformist Students’ front and All Meetei Pangal Students Union - and women vendors to meet the MP and submit a memorandum.

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NEW DELHI, Jan 24 (Agencies): After the final draft citizens’ list in Assam last year left out over 40 lakh people -who were then allowed to file claims and objections by December 31 -- the Supreme Court has set a deadline for the final list. The list has to be out by July 31 and no further extension will be allowed, the top court said today. The final draft of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) was published on July 30 and included the names of 2.89 crore people out of the 3.29 crore who had applied for inclusion into the draft. Of the 40 lakh people who failed to make it to the draft list, over 36 lakh have already submitted claims to be included in the NRC, according to the NRC coordinator. “Notices will be issued to claimants 15 days before the hearing that starts on February 15,” Assam NRC coordinator Prateek Hajela told the court. The top court also said that the upcoming national election and the NRC process must go together without affecting each other, and directed the chief secretary of Assam government, secretary of Election Commission and the NRC coordinator in the state to sit together and decide how the staff has to be accommodated for the two exercises. A bench comprising Chief Justice Ranjan Go-

goi and Justice RF Nariman said Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Assam government, will ensure that the meeting takes place within seven days and the court is informed by February 5, when it wil take up the case again. The citizens’ list is being updated for the first time since 1951 to recognise Indian citizens living in Assam and identify those who entered the state from Bangladesh. The process was started in 2005 under the then UPA government, but it got a major push after the BJP, which had illegal immigration from Bangladesh as one of its poll planks, came to power in 2014. “Adequate and ample scope will be given to people for making objections. No genuine Indian citizen should have any fear,” the Registrar General of India had said. The draft list of citizens had triggered huge protests. The opposition parties accused the government of targeting Muslims, using illegal migrants as a pretext. Despite home minister Rajnath Singh’s assurance that the list was a draft and there was no need panic, people in Assam remained apprehensive. The centre as well as the BJP-led government in Assam promised that there would be no arrests or deportations until all the claims in the NRC draft were verified.

Shillong, Jan 24: A Navy team on Thursday pulled out a body from a 370 deep feet flooded coal mine in Meghalaya’s East Jaintia Hills district where 14 miners still remain trapped since December 13. A 15-member Naval team from Visakhapatnam will continue to search for the other remaining miners trapped inside the “rat- hole” coal mine usually only 3-4 feet high with the help of the underwater remotely operated vehicle, one of the senior rescue official said. The highly decomposed body of an unidentified miner was pulled to the water surface by an underwater remotely operated vehicle and then taken out by a bucket crane. The body was retrieved 42 days after the miners were trapped inside “rat-hole” mines. Soon after the body was brought to the top, a magistrate conducted an inquest and medical official conducted the autopsy at the spot in presence of DC F.M.Dopth and District Health and Medical Officer, Dr. Mitul Sangma, Rescue Operation Spokesperson, Reginald Susngi said. He said the body is now kept at a cold storage in the Community Health Centre at Khliehriat, the district headquarters of East Jaiñtia Hills. Khloo Ryngksan, known as Ksan village, is about 130 km from Meghalaya’s capital Shillong. With none of the relatives of the trapped miners were present at the tragedy site, additional chief secretary Peter Ingty said that he has instructed Dopth to inform the families of the miners about the recovery of the body.

Dearest Ayo, Happy Birthday Ayo.We are so happy and thrill to wish you today.We know that you grow older today,but we also know that as you grow older you will definiely become wiser. May God continue to bless you abundantly and keep you beautiful.We love Ayo. From your loving sons, Lanchen & Ewonzeo. To Tsentsulong Kikon, Today is the day you were brought into this world to be a blessing and inspiration to the people around you! You are a wonderful person! May you be given more birthdays to fulfill all of your dreams. Happy Birthday. From Kaka Betty, Midan, Ambo & all ur loved ones GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER URBAN DEVELOPMENT KOHIMA, NAGALAND

No: EE/UDD/AMRUT/TENDER/2016-17/

Dated Kohima, the 24th January 2019

PRESS NOTICE

Shri/Smt. Lusheli Kinimi of Khukiye village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate Guardianship Certificate declaring that his/her wife/Husband late L. Viheto Sema has expired on 19-09-2016. It is hereby notify 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. (SHANAVAS C) IAS Deputy Commissioner, Zunheboto, Nagaland K-214

The Executive Engineer, Urban Development, Kohima, Nagaland invites online bids for the works detailed below from eligible Contractors. Approximate Bid Tender Sl Period of Name of work value of work Security Fee No completion (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) Storm Water Management of Kohima City 1. (Phase - II) under AMRUT Scheme 1371.95 lacs 13.72 lacs 40000.00 18 months Package I Storm Water Management of Kohima City 2. (Phase - II) under AMRUT Scheme 577.79 lacs 5.78 lacs 20000.00 18 months Package II Storm Water & Waste Water Drainage 3. System of Dimapur Town, Nagaland 999.61 lacs 10.00 lacs 30000.00 18 months Package I Storm Water & Waste Water Drainage 4. System of Dimapur Town, Nagaland 550.47 lacs 5.51 lacs 20000.00 18 months Package II 1. The bid document is available online and should be submitted online in https://nagalandtenders.gov.in 2. Period & time of availability of bidding documents on website for download: 25/01/2019 at 12:00 PM to 08/02/2019 up to 5:00 PM. 3. Start & End Date for receipt of bids through e-procurement: 28/01/2019 at 9:00 AM to 16/02/2019 upto 5:00 P.M 4. For other details, please refer to the Bidding documents. 5. The tenders submitted by post /courier /manually would not be entertained. Sd/Executive Engineer Urban Development Kohima, Nagaland DC-96

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SC sets July 31 deadline Body pulled out of M’laya mine for publication of final NRC

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Notice calling objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Shri/Smti Yeholi of Lizu Aviqato Village, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate Guardianship Certificate declaring that His/Her Wife/Husband Late H. Nihovi Sema has expired on 13/11/2018. 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. (Shanavas C) IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND NO.ZDP/ESSTT-3/2018-19/843

Dated Zbto, the 23rd Jan' 2019

: 3rd CALLING NOTICE To,

RANK : LDA CUM COMPUTER ASSISTANT NAME : VILOTO YEPTHOMI S/O : ZHEVUKHU YEPTHOMI VILLAGE : AQUBA P.O/P.S : AGHUNATO DISTRICT : ZUNHEBOTO It has been reported and found that you have been absent from your bonafide duty W.E.F - 12-11-2018 till date without any kind of leave nor permission from the competent authority. Hence 2 (two) Calling Notices have been issued to you vide Order NO.ZDP/ESSTT-3/2018-19/780 Dated Zbto, 27th Nov, 2018 and NO.ZDP/ESSTT-3/2018-19/823 Dated 5th January 2019. However you have not reported till date. Therefore you are again directed to report for duty within 7 (seven) days from the date of issue of this notice failing which disciplinary action will be initiated against you as per relevant rules.

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(T. Uniel Kichu) IPS, Superintendent of Police, Zunheboto, Nagaland

INVITATION

for Celebration of 25 years of the Amazing Grace of God. The Management, Staff, Students and Alumni of Bethesda Higher Secondary School take pleasure in inviting you to share the joy of

Silver Jubilee Celebration

29th January, 2019 for the Parents, Former Teachers and Invitees at 11:00 AM. Special Guest : Shri. K.T. Sukhalu, Advisor School Education, Govt. of Nagaland, Kohima Special Artist : Dr. Benny Prasad, Director, Chai 3:16, Bangalore 30th January, 2019 for the Alumni & Students at 03:00 PM. Special Guest : Dr. Benny Prasad, Director, Chai 3:16, Bangalore Special Artists : Mr. Alobo Naga & Mr. Tali Angh Best Compliments from : Chairman, Staff, Alumni & Students Bethesda Higher Secondary School Dimapur : Nagaland Your kind presence will be highly appreciated

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IMPHAL, Jan 24: At least five people - four students and a woman shopkeeper -were injured in police action when antiCitizenship (Amendment) Bill supporters stormed the residence of sitting Rajya Sabha MP K Bhabananda in Imphal on Thursday. They sustained injuries as police used mock bombs to disperse the protestors who breached the temporary barricades erected by the police on the by-lane leading to the private residence of the MP. All the injured were rushed to RIMS hospital where they were administered oxygen inhalers as all of them complaint of breathing problem. One of the groups, led by leaders of six student bodies -AMSU, MSF, DESAM, SUK, KSA and AIMS –stormed the MP’s residence at 1.30 pm and clashed with police after breaching the police barricades. Additional police force had to be called in and mock bombs were used to disperse the protestors. E ve n a f t e r p o l i c e pushed them out of the gate, the protestors kept on shouting anti-CAB slogans on the streets along Wahengbam Leikai road. With the chaotic situation worsening, the MP came out and met with the protestors on the street under strict police protection. While convincing the

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Congress workers burn fire-crackers to celebrate the appointment of Priyanka Gandhi as All India Congress Committee (AICC) General Secretary of Uttar Pradesh East, in Jammu, Thursday. (PTI)

NEW DELHI, Jan 24 (Agencies): The Congress, which has often pitched for a grand opposition coalition to defeat the BJP in the national election due by May, is believed to have remodeled its strategy and decided to fly solo in more than one state. Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal are among them. According to NDTV, the party made it official in Andhra Pradesh on Wednes-

day, a day after Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu’s meeting with Congress chief Rahul Gandhi. The Congress will contest all 25 parliamentary seats in the national polls and all 175 assembly seats in Andhra Pradesh, announced the party’s Oommen Chandy. This means no Grand Alliance between the Congress and Mr Naidu’s ruling Telugu Desam Party (TDP) in Andhra Pradesh. The two

CBI books Kochhar, husband in ICICI Bank-Videocon case NEW DELHI, JAN 24 (PTI): The CBI has booked former ICICI Bank CEO and MD Chanda Kochhar, her husband Deepak Kochhar and Videocon group MD Venugopal Dhoot in connection with alleged cheating and irregularities in loans sanctioned by the bank to the group in 2012, officials said on Thursday. The agency Thursday carried out searches at multiple locations, including the offices of Videocon group in Mumbai and Aurangabad, offices of Nupower Renewables Pvt Limited, which is operated by Deepak Kochhar, and Supreme Energy after registering a case. “It was alleged that the accused sanctioned certain loans to private companies in a criminal conspiracy with others to cheat the ICICI Bank,” the CBI spokesperson said. In addition to Chanda, her husband Deepak and Dhoot, the agency has also named companies Nupower Renewables, Supreme Energy, Videocon International Electronics Ltd and Videocon Industries limited as accused in the

K’taka minister compares media with terrorists Bengaluru, Jan 24 (PTI): Karnataka social welfare minister Priyank Kharge Thursday caused a stir after seeking to compare media with terrorists claiming incidents of “partial truth” in reporting, but later clarified he meant no offence. “Nobody should take offensive. My personal opinion is that the terrorists kill with a single bullet but the media keeps killing, he told a group of students of mass communication here, adding he himself was a victim. Media does not listen completely and presents only partial truth without thinking of the consequences, he alleged. In this era of breaking news, in this era of TRP, only partial is heard and partial truth is made public. Nobody is bothered to check whether that is true or false, or good or bad. I am also a victim of it, the minister said. Kharge sermoned students that he was saying so to make them understand their responsibilities as journalists. You too have as much responsibility as we (policymakers) have because you are opinion creators, Kharge said.

Chanda Kochhar (PTI) FIR registered under IPC sections related to criminal conspiracy and provisions of prevention of corruption Act, they said. It is alleged that Videocon promoter Venugopal Dhoot allegedly invested crores of rupees in Nupower months after the Videocon group got Rs 3,250 crore as loan from the ICICI Bank in 2012, they said. The move comes 10 months after the CBI registered a preliminary enquiry (PE) against Videocon promoter Venugopal Dhoot, Deepak Kochhar and unidentified others in March last year, they said. A PE is a precursor before the agency lodges an FIR to probe criminal charges on the basis of evidence collected during the former exercise.

parties had tied up for the recent Telangana election but the results were disastrous. There was no chemistry and the two consider each other as liabilities. For the Congress, the TDP was a dead weight in Telangana; for Mr Naidu, the Congress is of no use in Andhra, where there is immense public anger against the party seen to have bifurcated Andhra Pradesh and presided over

the birth of Telangana. Also, Jagan Mohan Reddy of the opposition YSR Congress is striding across Andhra Pradesh like a mini-colossus with multiple roadshows. In 2014, the Congress had drawn a blank in both the state and Lok Sabha polls in Andhra Pradesh. The party, however, calculates that it can only improve its score from there, especially if it can pitch itself as an alternative to Jagan Mohan Reddy’s party and split the anti-TDP votes. In West Bengal, any alliance between the Congress and Mamata Banerjee is virtually ruled out. The Bengal Congress wants no truck with “Mamata-di” - as Rahul Gandhi had addressed her in his message of support for her mega opposition unity show on Saturday in Kolkata. Mr Gandhi didn’t attend the event but sent two representatives, Abhishek Manu Singhvi and Mallikarjun Kharge. For the Trinamool, an alliance with the Congress is a burden as it will mean having to share seats with it, seats it would possibly win on its own. Trinamool does not need the Congress, which has withered in

Bengal over the years with many lawmakers crossing over to the Trinamool. With Rahul Gandhi’s sister Priyanka Gandhi in the picture - even if her formal debut takes place far away in Uttar Pradesh - the Congress rank and file have found confidence. “The Congress will not play on the back foot anywhere. We will play on the front foot,” Rahul Gandhi said moments after announcing his sister’s plunge into politics. That may be true not just for Uttar Pradesh, where the Congress was dumped by Mayawati and Akhilesh Yadav. In Delhi too, new state Congress chief Sheila Dikshit indicated that any alliance with Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is a remote possibility though Mr Kejriwal himself has even today not entirely ruled it out. Party leaders, however, say the Congress is still planning on alliances with Sharad Pawar’s NCP in Maharashtra, the UDF in Kerala, MK Stalin’s DMK in Tamil Nadu, the Janata Dal Secular in Karnataka, RJD in Bihar and JMM in Jharkhand.

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B h o p a l , J a n 24(AGENCIES): The false cases filed by the previous BJP government in Madhya Pradesh against Muslims and Christians in charge of religious conversions will be withdrawn, said the Madhya Pradesh Law Minister PC Sharma on Tuesday. “We will review only false cases of conversion and cases in which Christian and Muslim community members were booked for taking part in protests,” He further said that the process is meant for all, and includes Congress workers, farmers, Muslims and Christians. We will review only false cases of forced conversion. The Congress government’s new move has stirred a major controversy in the state. The BJP has dubbed it “politics of appeasement”, and a bid to promote conversions in the state The Madhya Pradesh CM Kamal Nath government has already announced amnesty in “politically-motivated cases” filed in the BJP rule against political workers and activists, and cases filed against

farmers during kisan agitations including the cases filed against members of Dalit community during April 2, 2018 Bharat Bandh which followed the Supreme Court ruling on SC/ ST atrocities act 1989. T h e d e ve l o p m e n t came a day after Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) warned of withdrawing its support to the Congress party in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan if Bharat Bandh cases filed against Dalits are not withdrawn. According to the 2011 Census, Muslims constitute 6.6 per cent of MP’s population and Christians 0.3 per cent. Recently, a delegation of National coordinator of Rashtriya Isai Mahasangh, led by Father Anand Muttungal, met Sharma, and demanded withdrawal of ‘fake cases of conversions’ filed against members of the Christian community in the BJP tenure. “More than 400 cases were lodged against Christians without any basis. We met the law minister and submitted that the BJP-led government in Madhya Pradesh had persecuted Christians in the name of

conversion to take revenge because they believe that Christians are supporters of Congress. Of the 264 select cases registered against Christians from 2003 to 2018, not even one has been proved so far,” father Muttungal said. On Monday, Sharma said that Congress government will withdraw all “politically motivated cases”, irrespective of caste. And the very next day, Sharma announced that cases registered by previous BJP government against Muslims and Christians will also be withdrawn. The move has miffed the BJP. The party’s state spokesperson Rajneesh Agrawal alleged that the Congress government’s stand to review and withdraw cases related to conversion is mere vote bank politics, and goes against the Constitution. “The Congress government’s move will embolden missionaries to engage in conversion. If the Congress government withdraws cases, the BJP will oppose it tooth and nail,’’ he said, adding that even the Father of the Nation [M K Gandhi] was against conversion.

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which Rahul Gandhi does not possess. Addressing a public meeting in Salon area in Amethi on the second day of his visit to his parliamentary constituency, Gandhi said the Congress will fight the coming Lok Sabha polls with “full strength”. Rahul Gandhi termed himself, his sister and mother Sonia Gandhi as “soldiers” for the people of the constituency. Former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat, a senior Congress leader, said Priyanka Gandhi’s entry into active politics is full of possibilities and bound to pave the way for UPA’s return to power at the Centre. “Priyanka Gandhi’s entry into active politics is full of possibilities. I am sure it will revive the party in UP with people from all sections rallying behind the Congress the way they did in 2009 at the call of Rahul Gandhi paving the way for UPA-II,” the AICC general secretary in-charge of Assam said. Claiming that Priyanka Gandhi’s political plunge will have no impact on the

Lok Sabha polls, Union Minister Manoj Sinha, who is BJP’s Lok Sabha MP from Ghazipur in eastern UP, said her appointment may have generated a buzz in Delhi but claimed it has drawn no response from the region of which she has been made in-charge by her party. Sinha said the appointment is an attempt by the Congress to gain some importance in Uttar Pradesh as it was left in a “bad shape” after being left out of the opposition SP-BSP alliance. At a BJP press conference in Delhi, he also played down ally Shiv Sena’s praise for Priyanka Gandhi, saying it is the party’s “personal opinion”. “Priyanka Gandhi Vadra was made a general secretary in Delhi and you people have been discussing it here. But it seems that people of the region of which she has been made in-charge are not noticing it,” Sinha said. He said the Lok Sabha elections will be fought on a “different plane”, stressing that the Modi government has “changed the lives of 22 crore families with its development policies”.

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NSSATA Kiphire resents non-release of salary

Participants at the training programme on organic farming at the conference hall of directorate of agriculture, Kohima.

and keynote address was delivered by assistant director, RCOF, Dr. D.S. Yadav. The resource persons were Dr. D.S. Yadav, Dr. Sachin Kumar Vaid, (Jr) Kishore R. Shedge, J.B. Karmakar, RCOF, Imphal, Meyasashi deputy director of horticulture, Nagaland and Dr. James Kithan, deputy director of agriculture department. Various topics such as, organic farming principles and practices, current government schemes related to organic farming,

organic cultivation package and practices for large cardamom and pineapple, indigenous traditional knowledge practices on organic farming, nutrient and pest management on organically managed farms, use of bio-pesticides, as sustainable agriculture in India and hands on training on PUS-India portal and jaivik kheti portal were covered in the training. Altogether 30 field functionaries for the districts and sub-divisions participated in the program.

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district. From Phek district, Webeko Akami was declared the winner while Prelo Watsah and Krote-u Kapfo were first and first and second runners up respectively. In a keynote address, NYK Phek, program coordinator, N Albert Krocha, briefed the gathering on the origins, goals and objectives of the NYK institutes and the importance of District Youth Parliaments. Various rules for the competition were explained by the jury board member, N. Albert Dukru; invocation was said by Kelvin; the program was chaired by Webeko Akami; vote of thanks was said by Rene Resuh and benediction offered by Khrove-u Koza.

Participants and organizers of the Nehru Yuva Kendra (NYK) Phek District Youth Parliament (DYP) held on January 24.

Traffic regulations for R-Day in Kohima Dimapur: In view of the 70th Republic Day celebration at Secretariat Plaza, Kohima on January 26, PRO Kohima police has informed that the following traffic regulations will be enforced as part of the security arrangement. According to PRO Kohima police, only vehicles with Car Pass ‘A’ (Red) and Car Pass ‘B’ (Blue) will be allowed entry to the Secretariat Plaza. Vehicles with Car Pass ‘C’ (Green) will drop their respective officers at the main gate and shall be parked outside the Secretariat Complex. Ve h i c l e s w i t h o u t car passes will not be allowed to enter the Secretariat Complex and shall be parked along the Assembly Secretariat road. No vehicle including two wheeler will be allowed to park by the roadside from 6 a.m. onwards on January 26 at the following routes till the programme is over-- from BSNL Telephone Exchange till Classic Island, from Raj Bhavan till Classic Island and from Classic Island till Assembly Secretariat via Razhü Point, Kohima police stated. Futher, heavy vehicles will not be allowed to ply in Kohima town till the programme is over, it said. All loading and unloading of goods in Kohima town should be completed by 7 a.m. While anticipating positive co-operation from the public, PRO Kohima warned that defaulting vehicles will be towed by police and the charges will be borne by the vehicle owners.

NYK Phek stated that the parliament involved speeches by 21 participants and subsequently the jury board declared Tsaliba Thonger as the winner and Laugti and Tsise as first and second runners up respectively for Kiphire

Members of AIFNN after their first convention on January 22 in Dimapur.

DIMAPUR: Association of ICPS Funded NGOS of Nagaland (AIFNN) held its first convention on January 22 at Prodigal’s Home

(From p-1) that “the Sumi Labour Corp is not interested in who formed the Naga Club and believes whoever formed it should be honoured.” Also dwelling on the subject of Naga nationalism, Dr Chishi opined that the seeds were first sown in 1918 through the Naga Club (NC) as members of the corps were also members of the club. It was during this period that Nagas forged an emotional and sentimental bonding and realized that they had a separate political identity. Further expounding on the journey of 2000 brave Naga men led by Kuhoi Sema Naga and Hekikhe Awomi to France in 1917, Dr Chishi revealed that the British had three primary reasons to induct the Nagas-to incite fear among the German forces by displaying the traditional Naga paraphernalia wielding machetes and spears, to undertake manual works like repairing roads and bridges, supplying ammunition in trenches where they were also killed, and

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they were also ordered to act in a traditional warfare manner at a given opportunity, thereby “exploiting their savagery.” Dr Chishi narrated that two main groups travelled to France; 688 men on June 21, 1917 and 922 men on July 22, 1917. Of the 2000 men that set sail to France, 1000 were Semas, the remaining 1000 consisted of 400 Lothas, 200 Aos, 200 Rengmas, 200 Changs including the frontier tribes-Konyak and Sangtam etc. These men undertook their journey on foot. While the Mokokchung batch travelled to Mariani, the Kohima batch travelled to Dimapur and the two groups met at Jalpaiguri. It is believed that more than 300 men were perhaps not fit to sail to France from Mumbai. The hardships were however far from over as of these men not exposed to modern warfare died of sea sickness and due to drinking saline water.

They also lost their lives in bombardment from enemy forces, and on the line of duty, Dr Chishi added. Though they were primarily employed for manual labour, they were asked to bring along their machetes and spears. In his welcome address, Superintendent of Post, Nagaland, Lalramzauva informed those present of the Philatelic Deposit Account (PDA) where account holders can order for new stamps, First Day Cover, brochures as well as new postal stationery from the Philatelic Bureau by paying a nominal fee of Rs. 200. Another facility revealed by Lalramzauva was the “My Stamp” facility where one can get his or her photo printed in the form of a postage stamp. LFHSS chairman and principal, Andrew Ahoto elaborated on the importance of philately as a hobby while also calling for the government to acknowledge

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a monument in honour of the 2000 brave men who fought for the Allied forces and proposed to the Central and state governments to incorporate the historic event in school and university text books. The other highlights of the programme included a song by Tovi, release of cover of ANPSA’s 25th anniversary, felicitation of the dignitaries, and acknowledgement of the descendants of members of the Naga Labour Corps. The programme was chaired by Daniel Domeh. A stamp design competition for students from different schools was later held from 12 noon to 1 p.m. The event will also continue till January 24.

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the good results delivered by private schools. A press conference was later held after the inaugural programme where Dr H Hotokhu Chishi, Er Kotishe Aye and Dr Kuhoi Zhimomi address the media. The trio questioned the Government of India on why it had not accorded importance to the 100th anniversary of the First World War or Armistice Day in November 2018 observed across the globe. They also urged the government to arrange for Naga scholars to travel to France to get a deeper insight and mulled a Centre for Naga scholars where they can research on the subject. They further requested the Commonwealth Graves Commission to build

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DIMAPUR: Nehru Yuva Kendra (NYK) Phek Nagaland organised a District Youth Parliament (DYP) on January 24 at Phek Government College (PGC) where the importance of DYP was highlighted. A press release by

the SSA teachers’ misery, it said. The unit also questioned how the government expects unpaid teachers to do their duties when they cannot even afford a decent meal. It stated that the government has totally failed to appreciate the dedication and services of the SSA teachers, and equally failed to recognise and sympathise with the plight of thousands of from below poverty line status students. The unit urged the government to resolve the issue without anymore delay, failing which it said, it would be forced to utilise all resources available to them to protest against the government.

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DIMAPUR: Nagaland SSA Teachers’ Association, Kiphire Unit (NSSATA), has expressed pain over the long delay in payment of salaries to thousands of SSA teachers, unpaid for as long 5 months. A press release from president, NSSATA, Kiphire Unit, Isapicho Sangtam, stated that inordinate delays and failure by government to make these payments has caused untold sufferings to teachers and their families. It stated that this and other SSA issues were not new to the government. There have been assurances and agreements between the government and the NSSATA, however, it only marks the beginnings of

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D I M A P U R , J AN 2 4 (NPN): Nissan launched its most awaited intelligent SUV, the new Nissan KICKS, here at Purana Bazaar, Dimapur, on Thursday. The new car was unveiled by H. Tovihoto Ayemi, advisor, Department of Power, in the presence of proprietor of Nili Nissan, H. Tovito Ayemi. Speaking at the launching programme, sales manager, K. Jafet Chishi gave a brief introduction of the new Nissan KICKS. The programme was hosted by sales consultant, Bendangienla, and dedicatory prayer was offered by pastor, TVBC, Tovishe Achumi. Manufactured at the

customer requirements. The durable accessories come with one year warranty or up to 20,000 kms, whichever is earlier. The new Nissan KICKS also includes first in class features, around view mirror, floating infotainment system, leather wrapped soft touch dashboard and door trims. The best and most exciting feature about the new Nissan KICKS would be that, for the first 10,000 customers, Nissan KICKS would be offered three year warranty, maintenance package (up to 30,000 Kms) and 24x7 road side assistance with absolutely no charge, and can be extended up to five years by paying a nominal fee.

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Mumbai, Jan 24 (PTI): The Indian rupee Thursday furthered gains by 26 paise to close at 71.07 against the US dollar as softer crude prices and gains in domestic equities bolstered forex market sentiments. B e s i d e s, s t r o n ge r Asian currencies against

NH said the plea of the PDA to link Bengal Eastern Regulation Act of 1873 also called Inner line Permit (ILP) with CAB was either total ignorance or a political game. Referring to the claims of the PDA government that CAB did not infringe upon Art 371(A), NH said that if it was so, the government should call for a special assembly session to pass the resolution against CAB before passage of the Bill in the Rajya Sabha. Apart from NDPP and BJP, NH has also asked other coalition partners like JD (U), Independent and NPP to spell out their position to the Nagas. NH also cited the promise made by BJP president Amit Shah in Kolkata on January 21- to grant Indian citizenship to all Bengali refugees with the passage of CAB adding the concern for Nagaland state was justified. NH alleged that BJP-led NDA government’s policy was to enslave the indigenous people of the North East considering the strategic location of the region. NH also cautioned that Nagaland was also not far from Assam to be over populated with migrants. Further NH also backed Republic Day boycott call by the NSF and all other organisations opposed to CAB. NH said the decision to boycott R-Day was “most befitting to show our resentment to the Centre.”

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Khiamniungan Tribal Council, Konyak Union, Phom Peoples Council, United Sangtam Likhum Pumji and Yimchunger Tribal Council have asked the state government to convene a special assembly to review and pass a resolution in the assembly, opposing the bill in order to avoid any adverse repercussion upon the people. ENPO opined that Nagaland was already an illegal immigrant infested state, and that once the bill was introduced, the state would face serious threats. It further resolved to fight and stand tooth and nail to protect the legitimate rights of the Nagas as a whole. NH: Naga Hoho through its communication cell, has vehemently rejected the Bill terming it as a “sinister design of BJP-led NDA” to curb the inherent rights of indigenous peoples from living freely in their own land through “demographic politics” to undermine their sentiments. Naga Hoho has therefore asked the PDA government to convene a special session of the assembly to pass a resolution against CAB before the bill was passed in the Rajya Sabha. NH termed is a “ridiculous” the decision of the PDA government in not taking a strong stand against CAB.

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ucts along with tightening norms for firms having foreign investment. The government has also barred online marketplaces like Flipkart and Amazon from selling products of companies where they hold stakes and banned exclusive marketing arrangements that could influence product prices. The revised policy on foreign direct investment in online retail also requires these firms to offer equal services and facilities to all its vendors without discrimination. The policy would be effective from February 2019. In India, the policy as such does not permit FDI in inventory-based model of e-commerce. Companies have been seeking more time to implement the changes even as some of them have warned that these substantial modifications in the way they do business pose risks of derailing the e-commerce sector that has been a big job creator. Executives from another global retail major said the impact could also be felt by several connected sectors such as advertising, logistics, warehousing and manufacturing.

“All politicians should refrain from playing ‘vote bank Poly tricks’ on such sensitive issues. They shouldn’t be splitting the strength of the people to conceal their misrule and in capabilities,” it said. ENSF reaffirmed its commitment to safeguard the rights of the indigenous people of the region and will not hesitate to oppose the “nefarious bill” tooth and nail. In this regard, ENSF has directed and empowered all its federating units to boycott the R-Day in their respective jurisdiction while also seeking the cooperation of the public. It further asked all educational institutions, schools and colleges to refrain from taking part in any events pertaining to R-Day celebrations. ENSF warned of stern action against those failing to comply with the directive. RSU: In adherence to the NSF directive, the Rengma Students’ Union (RSU) has also decided to boycott the R-Day celebration under Tseminyu sub-division. In this regard, RSU president Kisheto Kent Rengma and general secretary Andrew Kent appealed to all federating units, subordinate bodies, educational institutions, students and concern citizens of the community not to participate in any government event in connection with the R-Day celebration. LSU: Lotha Students’ Union president, Lipemo M Tsopoe and general secretary Ashanthung Humtsoe informed that the union, in support of the NSF directive, has decided to boycott the R-Day celebrations on January 26. In this regard, LSU has directed all educational institutions and students in the district to oppose and boycott the forthcoming Indian Republic Day celebrations. The union has asked all educational institution in the district to support the decision in the interest of all.

ENPO, NH oppose CAB

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India’s FDI policy allows 100 per cent foreign direct investment in marketplace model, but investors also want a stable policy and regulatory regime, a senior official of a leading online retailer said. An industr y lobby group official said there is a fear that certain new rules proposed by the government could lead to discrimination against investors as this policy is only for foreign players and not for domestic ones in the ecommerce sector. Another executive claimed it is being seen as a non-consultative approach even with investors who bring in huge foreign direct investment. However, government officials rejected these allegations and said the new changes seek to safeguard competition and the interest of domestic players. The rules have been made after due consideration and consultations with concerned stakeholders, they added. The Commerce and Industry Ministry brought certain changes to Press Note 2 on December 26, 2018 which prohibited ecommerce companies from entering into an agreement for exclusive sale of prod-

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Davos, Jan 24 (PTI): Several global business leaders have raised concerns over the evolving regulatory challenges concerning the e-commerce sector in India and said they want a stable policy regime to help this space achieve its robust growth and investment potential. Multiple business leaders attending the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting here said there are confusions in their mind in the backdrop of recent policy changes for e-commerce players having FDI in India. They did not want to be named, given the sensitivity of the subject and the evolving nature of the proposed rules, but said they have directly, or through their representatives, raised their concerns with the government. They wanted to raise the issue directly with Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu in Davos, but his plan to come here got changed at the last moment. At a session here at the WEF meeting, WTO chief Roberto Azevedo also said there was a need for a global multilateral framework on e-commerce business.

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D I M A P U R , J AN 2 4 (NPN): Nissan launched its most awaited intelligent SUV, the new Nissan KICKS, here at Purana Bazaar, Dimapur, on Thursday. The new car was unveiled by H. Tovihoto Ayemi, advisor, Department of Power, in the presence of proprietor of Nili Nissan, H. Tovito Ayemi. Speaking at the launching programme, sales manager, K. Jafet Chishi gave a brief introduction of the new Nissan KICKS. The programme was hosted by sales consultant, Bendangienla, and dedicatory prayer was offered by pastor, TVBC, Tovishe Achumi. Manufactured at the

customer requirements. The durable accessories come with one year warranty or up to 20,000 kms, whichever is earlier. The new Nissan KICKS also includes first in class features, around view mirror, floating infotainment system, leather wrapped soft touch dashboard and door trims. The best and most exciting feature about the new Nissan KICKS would be that, for the first 10,000 customers, Nissan KICKS would be offered three year warranty, maintenance package (up to 30,000 Kms) and 24x7 road side assistance with absolutely no charge, and can be extended up to five years by paying a nominal fee.

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US dollar propped up the Indian unit. The domestic currency has gathered 37 paise in the two straight sessions of gains. At the Interbank Foreign Exchange, the rupee opened stronger at 71.29 a dollar against the previous close of 71.33.

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Mumbai, Jan 24 (PTI): The Indian rupee Thursday furthered gains by 26 paise to close at 71.07 against the US dollar as softer crude prices and gains in domestic equities bolstered forex market sentiments. B e s i d e s, s t r o n ge r Asian currencies against

NH said the plea of the PDA to link Bengal Eastern Regulation Act of 1873 also called Inner line Permit (ILP) with CAB was either total ignorance or a political game. Referring to the claims of the PDA government that CAB did not infringe upon Art 371(A), NH said that if it was so, the government should call for a special assembly session to pass the resolution against CAB before passage of the Bill in the Rajya Sabha. Apart from NDPP and BJP, NH has also asked other coalition partners like JD (U), Independent and NPP to spell out their position to the Nagas. NH also cited the promise made by BJP president Amit Shah in Kolkata on January 21- to grant Indian citizenship to all Bengali refugees with the passage of CAB adding the concern for Nagaland state was justified. NH alleged that BJP-led NDA government’s policy was to enslave the indigenous people of the North East considering the strategic location of the region. NH also cautioned that Nagaland was also not far from Assam to be over populated with migrants. Further NH also backed Republic Day boycott call by the NSF and all other organisations opposed to CAB. NH said the decision to boycott R-Day was “most befitting to show our resentment to the Centre.”

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Khiamniungan Tribal Council, Konyak Union, Phom Peoples Council, United Sangtam Likhum Pumji and Yimchunger Tribal Council have asked the state government to convene a special assembly to review and pass a resolution in the assembly, opposing the bill in order to avoid any adverse repercussion upon the people. ENPO opined that Nagaland was already an illegal immigrant infested state, and that once the bill was introduced, the state would face serious threats. It further resolved to fight and stand tooth and nail to protect the legitimate rights of the Nagas as a whole. NH: Naga Hoho through its communication cell, has vehemently rejected the Bill terming it as a “sinister design of BJP-led NDA” to curb the inherent rights of indigenous peoples from living freely in their own land through “demographic politics” to undermine their sentiments. Naga Hoho has therefore asked the PDA government to convene a special session of the assembly to pass a resolution against CAB before the bill was passed in the Rajya Sabha. NH termed is a “ridiculous” the decision of the PDA government in not taking a strong stand against CAB.

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ucts along with tightening norms for firms having foreign investment. The government has also barred online marketplaces like Flipkart and Amazon from selling products of companies where they hold stakes and banned exclusive marketing arrangements that could influence product prices. The revised policy on foreign direct investment in online retail also requires these firms to offer equal services and facilities to all its vendors without discrimination. The policy would be effective from February 2019. In India, the policy as such does not permit FDI in inventory-based model of e-commerce. Companies have been seeking more time to implement the changes even as some of them have warned that these substantial modifications in the way they do business pose risks of derailing the e-commerce sector that has been a big job creator. Executives from another global retail major said the impact could also be felt by several connected sectors such as advertising, logistics, warehousing and manufacturing.

“All politicians should refrain from playing ‘vote bank Poly tricks’ on such sensitive issues. They shouldn’t be splitting the strength of the people to conceal their misrule and in capabilities,” it said. ENSF reaffirmed its commitment to safeguard the rights of the indigenous people of the region and will not hesitate to oppose the “nefarious bill” tooth and nail. In this regard, ENSF has directed and empowered all its federating units to boycott the R-Day in their respective jurisdiction while also seeking the cooperation of the public. It further asked all educational institutions, schools and colleges to refrain from taking part in any events pertaining to R-Day celebrations. ENSF warned of stern action against those failing to comply with the directive. RSU: In adherence to the NSF directive, the Rengma Students’ Union (RSU) has also decided to boycott the R-Day celebration under Tseminyu sub-division. In this regard, RSU president Kisheto Kent Rengma and general secretary Andrew Kent appealed to all federating units, subordinate bodies, educational institutions, students and concern citizens of the community not to participate in any government event in connection with the R-Day celebration. LSU: Lotha Students’ Union president, Lipemo M Tsopoe and general secretary Ashanthung Humtsoe informed that the union, in support of the NSF directive, has decided to boycott the R-Day celebrations on January 26. In this regard, LSU has directed all educational institutions and students in the district to oppose and boycott the forthcoming Indian Republic Day celebrations. The union has asked all educational institution in the district to support the decision in the interest of all.

ENPO, NH oppose CAB

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India’s FDI policy allows 100 per cent foreign direct investment in marketplace model, but investors also want a stable policy and regulatory regime, a senior official of a leading online retailer said. An industr y lobby group official said there is a fear that certain new rules proposed by the government could lead to discrimination against investors as this policy is only for foreign players and not for domestic ones in the ecommerce sector. Another executive claimed it is being seen as a non-consultative approach even with investors who bring in huge foreign direct investment. However, government officials rejected these allegations and said the new changes seek to safeguard competition and the interest of domestic players. The rules have been made after due consideration and consultations with concerned stakeholders, they added. The Commerce and Industry Ministry brought certain changes to Press Note 2 on December 26, 2018 which prohibited ecommerce companies from entering into an agreement for exclusive sale of prod-

(From p-1)

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Davos, Jan 24 (PTI): Several global business leaders have raised concerns over the evolving regulatory challenges concerning the e-commerce sector in India and said they want a stable policy regime to help this space achieve its robust growth and investment potential. Multiple business leaders attending the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting here said there are confusions in their mind in the backdrop of recent policy changes for e-commerce players having FDI in India. They did not want to be named, given the sensitivity of the subject and the evolving nature of the proposed rules, but said they have directly, or through their representatives, raised their concerns with the government. They wanted to raise the issue directly with Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu in Davos, but his plan to come here got changed at the last moment. At a session here at the WEF meeting, WTO chief Roberto Azevedo also said there was a need for a global multilateral framework on e-commerce business.

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Trump delays State of the Union address 13 dead in two days of Venezuela unrest Washington, Jan 24 (PTI): President Donald Trump Thursday announced that he would delay his State of the Union address until a crippling government shutdown ends, backing down in a major spat with the Democrats over his plan to build a controversial border wall along the US-Mexico border. His announcement came after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi rescinded an invitation for him to deliver the speech in the House Chamber. A row between Trump and the Democrats over border security has led to the longest government shutdown in US history. Trump is demanding USD 5.7 billion of congressional funding to build a wall on the US-Mexico border, but newly empowered Democrats have refused. Some 800,000 federal employees have been going unpaid since December 22 due to the shutdown.

Donald Trump reacts as he is told by a reporter that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the House won’t pass the required measure for him to make the State of the Union address until the government is fully opened.

Trump announcing his decision said it was Pelosi’s “prerogative” to suggest a later date. “As the Shutdown was going on, Nancy Pelosi asked me to give the State of the Union Address. I agreed. She then changed her mind because of the shutdown, suggesting a later date. This is her prerogative - I will do the Address when the Shutdown is over,” Trump said. “I am not looking for

an ... alternative venue for the SOTU Address because there is no venue that can compete with the history, tradition and importance of the House Chamber. I look forward to giving a ‘great’ State of the Union Address in the near future!” On Wednesday House Speaker Nancy Pelosi withdrew an invitation for him to address Congress, saying government services should fully reopen first.

Trump initially said the speech should be “on time, on schedule, and very importantly, on location.” Trump in a letter to Pelosi on Wednesday had asserted that there are no security concerns as claimed by her in a January 3 letter, and as such he looks forward to seeing her at the Congress on January 29 to deliver his annual State of the Union Address. On Thursday, Pelosi

fired back, telling Trump that “the House of Representatives will not consider a concurrent resolution authorising the President’s State of the Union Address in the House Chamber until government has opened”. “Again, I look forward to welcoming you to the House on a mutually agreeable date for this address when government has been opened,” she wrote. Pe l o s i r e a c t e d t o Trump’s decision by hoping he would back a Housepassed bill to reopen the parts of the government shuttered for more than a month. “Mr President, I hope by saying ‘near future’ you mean you will support the House-passed package to #EndTheShutdown that the Senate will vote on tomorrow,” Pelosi said on Twitter. “Please accept this proposal so we can re-open government, repay our federal workers and then negotiate our differences.”

C a r a c a s, J a n 2 4 (AFP): Thirteen people have died during two days of unrest in Venezuela amid protests against leftist leader Nicolas Maduro, a Caracasbased rights group reported Thursday. The deaths, mostly from gunshot wounds, were recorded in the capital and across the country, along with reports of looting in Brazilian border state Bolivar, the Venezuelan Observatory of Social Conflict told AFP. Unrest first kicked off on Monday when 27 soldiers rose up against Maduro at a command post in Caracas, calling upon people to “take to the streets” in a video circulated on social media. But the most fierce began Tuesday night in Caracas and Bolivar -- continuing Wednesday throughout Venezuela on a day of huge opposition-backed demonstrations against Maduro. In Bolivar’s San Felix, demonstrators burned a statue of former president Hugo Chavez late Tues-

Sultan Abdullah is new Malaysian King 5 killed in Florida bank shooting KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 24 (Agencies): Members of Malaysia’s royal families on Thursday elected Sultan Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah as the new king, following the unexpected abdication of the previous monarch. Sultan Abdullah, 59, ruler of the central state of Pahang, will formally take over the throne on Jan. 31 for a five-year term, the keeper of the rulers’ seal said in a statement. Malaysia is a constitutional monarchy with the king assuming a largely ceremonial role, including acting as custodian of Islam in the Muslim-majority country. The king’s assent is

Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah needed for the appointment of a prime minister and various senior officials. Malaysia’s nine royal households take turns to provide a king, who is chosen through a vote in a Council of Rulers, made up of the nine households,

Overflowing dam kills at least 30 in Indonesia J A K ARTA , J a n 2 4 (Agencies): An overflowing dam has killed at least 30 people in Indonesia and forced thousands to flee their villages, authorities said on Thursday. Twentyfive people are missing. Indonesia’s disaster mitigation agency has set up temporary shelters and field kitchens for residents fleeing floodwaters over a metre high that inundated riverside settlements in South Sulawesi province, including in the provincial capital Makassar, on Wednesday and Thursday. “So far we have found 30 people who drowned or were caught in landslides triggered by heavy rains and when the Bili-Bili dam started overflowing,” said agency official Hasriadi. Aerial images showed muddy brown water covering swaths of lands and, in some areas, rushing water washing away houses and debris.

most of which are led by a sultan. The king is elected for a five-year term. The head of the Pahang royal family was next in line in take over from the former king, Sultan Muhammad V, who is the head of the state of Kelantan. Sultan Muhammad abdicated this month after just two years on the throne, the first time a monarch had stepped down before completing their tenure. The new king, Sultan Abdullah, succeeded his ailing father as ruler of Pahang last week. His ascent to the Pahang throne, was seen as a sign that he would take over as the new monarch.

Washington, Jan 24 (IANS): A 21-year-old gunman opened fire in a bank in the US state of Florida and killed five people before surrendering himself to a SWAT team, the police said. The suspect called authorities to say he had opened fire in SunTrust Bank branch in Florida’s small city of Sebring on Wednesday. Authorities identified the suspect as Sebring resident Zephen Xaver, CNN reported. Negotiations to try to get the barricaded suspect to leave the bank were not successful. What followed was a tense standoff with police negotiators that ended when an armoured police vehicle rammed into the bank doors, shattering their glass, according to a video footage. The police said in a statement that the suspect eventually surrendered to the SWAT team at the bank. Video from the scene showed officers inching towards the broken glass with their firearms drawn. They soon

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day night. On Wednesday, anti-riot police confronted protesters in east Caracas following the march called for by opposition leader Juan Guaido, who declared himself Venezuela’s interim president as part of his aim to remove Maduro. Chaos erupted when dozens of young people, some hooded, blocked a key route through the wealthy Altamira neighborhood -only for military personnel to fire tear gasses and rub-

ber bullets, which were in turn met with stones from protesters. Apart from the capital Caracas, deaths were reported in Tachira, Barinas, Portuguesa, Amazonas and Bolivar states. Wednesday’s demonstration, meanwhile, marked the first significant clash between the government and the opposition in the streets after violent protests left 125 people dead between April and July 2017.

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NOTIFICATION

The Yingshükur Village Council under Kiphire district, Nagaland would like to bring to the notice of the general public and the Government offices and all the non-Governmental organizations that the village name has been changed from “Inskiur” to “Yingshükur” with the approval of the Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs by letter No.11/7/2015-M&G Dated 08/10/2015. Therefore, all the concerned are hereby notified that hereafter the village name should be used as “Yingshükur” for all official and other correspondence with immediate effect. Any individual/group/organization/ offices using the former name shall be highly objected. (Bithrongse) Hd.GB. (Yangchopi) Village Council Chairman DP-736

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NOTIFICATION No. DGM/ESSTT/REC/1/2018-19/0261 : Pursuant to the written examination conducted on 15.12.2018 for the post of L.D. Asstt.-cum-Computer, the following qualified candidates has been short listed based on marks obtained in written examination. Candidates bearing the following Acknowledgement /Roll Nos. mentioned below are hereby informed to appear Interview/Viva Voice on 29/01/2019 specified as under : Venue Directorate of Geology and Mining, Dimapur

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THE 9TH NATIONAL VOTERS’ DAY MESSAGE Nagaland along with the rest of the country is celebrating the 9th National Voters’ Day today in the state capital Kohima and in all the districts and sub divisions. The National Voters’ Day is celebrated every year on the 25th of January to mark the foundation day of the Election Commission of India. The day serves to celebrate the right to vote and the vibrant and beautiful democracy of ours. The day is also utilized to spread awareness among the voters to get enrolled and understand their responsibility to participate effectively in the entire electoral process.

Note : 1. Candidates are directed to bring original documents (Academic/Any other experience documents) 2. If employed, NOC from concerned employer is required. 3. No separate calling letter shall be issued. DC-97

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While the entire Election Department throughout the state is organizing befitting programmes for the celebration of the day which includes among other activities, felicitation of newly registered young voters and recognizing those people who have contributed in improving the electoral practices; all the other Government Departments and Offices would also be organizing functions in their respective offices and undertaking the National Voters’ Day Pledge.

China outlines plan to protect Great Wall Beijing, Jan 24 (IANS): China on Thursday issued a comprehensive plan to establish a long-term mechanism for the conservation of the Great Wall. The plan was jointly publicized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage. The government’s role in protecting the Great Wall should be strengthened, said Liu Yuzhu, head of SACH. Liu said sections of the Great Wall built during the Qin (221 B.C. to 206 B.C.), Han (202 B.C. to 220 A.D.) and Ming (1368 A.D. to 1644 A.D.) dynasties were the key areas to be conserved. It was listed as a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1987.

emerged with the suspect in handcuffs. “We’ve suffered significant loss at the hands of a senseless criminal doing a senseless crime,” said Sebring police chief Karl Hoglund. The police said they were still investigating the motive for what the police chief called “coldblooded murder”. The man was charged with five counts of first-degree murder. Zephen Xaver was employed as a correctional officer trainee at Avon Park Correctional Institution and resigned two weeks ago, according to Patrick Manderfield, a spokesperson for the Florida Department of Corrections. The correctional institution is about 20 miles north of the bank where the shooting occurred. SunTrust Chairman and CEO Bill Rogers said company officials “were deeply saddened by the tragic shooting” at the branch.

Venezuelan anti-government protesters hold their national flag as they block traffic during a demonstration in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (AP/PTI)

The theme of the 9th National Voters' Day is "No voter to be Left Behind". An appeal is made to all the eligible citizens, and particularly the youth, women, persons with disabilities (PwDs), domestic migrant labourers and the marginalized groups and segments to come forward to register their names in the electoral roll and exercise their franchise in the elections. Everyone is also urged to uphold the dignity of free, fair and peaceful elections and to vote in every election fearlessly and without being influenced by considerations of religion, race, caste, community, language or any inducement Let the National Voters’ Day serve as a reminder to all of their responsibility to dedicate themselves for greater participation in the electoral process leading to a stronger and more inclusive democracy. (ABHIJIT SINHA) IAS CHIEF ELECTORAL OFFICER, NAGALAND: KOHIMA DC-95

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certificates. The judges for the first edition were photographer, Alex Tsopoe and social entrepreneur, Yiben R.Humtsoe. The event was hosted by Achanbeni M. Lotha, and special appearances by Six Teens, Mhono and Zcuhanbeni, and beat

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head of Indiaâ€™s 70th Republic Day on January 26 and Lok Sabha elections in AprilMay, TV actors like Mohit Malik, Rohitashv Gour and Sara Khan have pinned hopes on the new government to fight corruption and crimes against women. â€œI hope to see better infrastructure and employment for the under-privileged and more opportunities for everyone. I would love to have different coastal ports for internal travel. For example, ferries from Versova to Bandra to cut traffic. I love this city (Mumbai), but the traffic is the only thing that is not in our control and I know it will keep increasing. â€œSo maybe, using another mode of transport like water can help,â€? â€œKullfi Kumarr Bajewalaâ€? actor Mohit Malik told IANS. Actress Sara Khan feels that election is the most important time for citizens in a country and its politicians. â€œWe vote for someone with a lot of hope and expectations. I understand that there is a need for time and process to settle down everything. We citizens need to have passion,â€? she said. She sees a connection between education and respect for women. Sara of

â€œSapna Babul Ka...Bidaaiâ€? fame also wants action to be taken against the â€œongoing violence against womenâ€?. Actor Rohitashv Gour, currently seen as Manmohan Tiwariji in the show â€œBhabhi Ji Ghar Par Haiâ€?, believes that although the â€œnationâ€™s judicial system has evolved over the years, we have somewhere failed to provide justice to women in generalâ€?. â€œThe one alteration to an Indian law that could change the way India sees its women is extreme penalty against minors held for a rape case. If we believe in taking stringent action against those who are responsible for victimising women, the age of the man

should not determine the level of action to be taken against him.â€? Talking about womenâ€™s empowerment, actress Ashnoor Kaur said: â€œIn the show â€˜Patiala Babesâ€™, we talk a lot about womenâ€™s empowerment, and the government is undoubtedly working on it, but I feel they should put in more effort.â€? She also wants the new government to work on traffic problems, condition of roads and noise pollution. On this Republic Day, â€œMain Bhi Ardhanginiâ€? actor Avinash Sachdev prays for a better India where â€œhuman beings and moral rights will not just be a part of the constitution, but also a part of every Indianâ€™s rightâ€?. (IANS)

embers of Backstreet Boys find "If you want it to be good girl (Get yourself a bad boy)" the least favourite song in their discography. I n t h e D NA u a r y series on YouTube, the band, which comprises Nick Cater, Kevin Richardson, Brian Littrell, AJ McLean and Howie Dorough, spoke about their songs and why they don't like their "If you..." song, which appeared on the band's sophomore studio album "Backstreet's Back" in 1997, reports dailymail. co.uk. Mclean said the song should have never been recorded, while Richardson said the song is "horrible". "You know why the fans love that song, because Nick is singing the whole dang thing," added Littrell. Carter said: "I don't really have a song that I don't like." The band is known for delivering hit numbers like "I want it that way", "Incomplete" and "Quit playing games". (IANS)

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With deep appreciation and honor we congratulate Er. Kevika Z. Chisho, S/o Zhewoto Lhovishe Chisho & Vitoni Neheshe Chisho for achieving the post of Sub-Divisional OfďŹ cer (Cl-1 Gazetted) under NPWD conducted by NPSC (Combined Technical Service Examination, 2018). Nothing worth having comes easy and your dedication has made it. We applause your success and we are deeply indebted to you by bringing such immense pleasure and honor in our family. Further, "I have never seen the righteous forsaken or his children begging bread" (Psm 37:25). We convey our prayers and blessings in all your endeavors as you venture out in your respective assignment. Lt. Pastor Neheshe Chishi & Ghotoli Chishi's Grandchildren

boxer, Obed Sumi. Vote of thanks was proposed by Nchumbemo Humtsoe. The support team extended their appreciation to all individuals and groups for their valuable support in making the Teenâ€™s Dance Hunt a success. (Support team, Teen Dance Hunt)

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he first edition of Griffin Motors Teenâ€™s Dance Hunt was organised at youth centre DBHSS, Wokha on January 12, wherein 11 solo and group dancers battled for the competition. Introducing the competition, support team member, Teenâ€™s Dance Hunt, Ren Naga encouraged young talented dancers to avail the platform, and assured of making the event a colourful one in near future. In the competition, Fusion Crew was adjudged the winner of the Teenâ€™s Dance Hunt, who also took home the Judgesâ€™ Pick Award. While, Ki-

janbeni Ezung and Zippy Crew were placed in the first runners-up and second runners-up respectively. The Top Choreography Award was won by Michael Ngullie. Dr. Pithungo Kikon of Olive Home gave away the cash awards with certificates for the overall champion, first runner-up and second runner-up with a cash prize of Rs. 25000, Rs. 20000 and Rs. 10000 respectively. Two categories of awards -Judgesâ€™ Pick Award, adjudicators presented this special award to the performance of their choice; and Top Choreography Award each carrying cash award of Rs. 3000 and

FELICITATION With immense pride and appreciation AWANA INDIA extend our heartiest congratulations to Rev. Ahokhe Awomi, State Co-Ordinator, AWANA for being ordained as Reverend from ministry partner United Baptist Churches Association North East India. All the AWANA members wish and pray that the Almighty God continue to give him good Health, Wisdom and Success in all his future endeavours.

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FELICITATION Dear, Dr. Vibeituonuo Mere, W/o N. Moatemjen Aier (Molungyimsen), over time and space, you have exhibited uncommon wisdom, undiluted leadership and crystal clear vision in contributing to knowledge and now being awarded with the prestigious degree of Doctor of Theology (Counseling) from Senate of Serampore University on the dissertation â€œFamily Caregivers, coping with Schizophrenia and mood disorders in Nagaland: the Role of Pastoral care and counselingâ€?. You have made us all proud, keep up the good work, God bless you. From Family members and Relatives.

MISSING Name: Thepfuneisa Sirie F/Name: Pelhoubeizo Sirie Missing since 14/1/2019 Age : 32, Last seen wearing a black shirt and jeans. Height : 5.2 inch. He was on medication and not mentally stable

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Man City ease into Carabao Cup final

Sergio Aguero of Manchester City celebrates with team mates after scoring their side’s first goal.

Lo n d o n, Ja n 2 4 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : M a n chester City saw off Burton 1-0 at the Pirelli Stadium to reach the Carabao Cup final with a 10-0 aggregate victory. Leading the 9-0 from the first leg, Sergio Aguero’s 26th-minute strike proved enough as a muchchanged City overcame a Burton side keen to avoid a repeat of their trip to the Etihad two weeks prior. City’s 10-goal winning margin was the biggest in League Cup semi-final history, but battling Burton and freezing conditions left the holders two goals shy of new record for the largest winning margin in the

competition outright. The victory means Pep Guardiola’s side can become the first Manchester City team to defend a major honour when they take on either Chelsea or Tottenham at Wembley on February 24. Trailing by nine goals from the first leg and needing to inflict a club-record defeat on City to progress, pride was all that was at stake for Burton. City had all of the ball but a combination of Burton’s battling defensive display and testing conditions limited the holders to few clear-cut chances, though Riyad Mahrez should have done better when he flashed wide after getting in behind

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Damien McCrory. Burton were a fingertip away from reducing the deficit to eight when Liam Boyce won and then got on the end of a free-kick, but Arijanet Muric got down just in time to keep his near-post flick out. City were soon back on the attack but Mahrez failed to find the target with another left-footed shot from distance but Burton’s resistance was soon broken on 26 minutes. Kev i n d e B r u y n e showed great feet to get away from two players in midfield before releasing Mahrez down the right, from where the Algerian squared for Aguero to dis-

patch from 12 yards. Fabian Delph should have doubled City’s lead with eight minutes of the restart, but his two scuffed efforts were kept out by Bradley Collins. Burton then went straight up the other end where they had an appeal for a penalty, but referee Kevin Friend was unmoved by David Templeton’s coming together with Danilo. Aguero submitted a contender for miss of the season on the hour when he sliced a shot wide after great work from Phil Foden presented the Argentine with a gilt-edged chance to double his and City’s tally. Gabriel Jesus was brought on as City looked for the two extra goals needed to set a new winning margin record in the competition, but the action came at the other end as Eric Garcia denied Burton what would have been a deserved goal, clearing Miller’s attempted rebound off the line 20 minutes from time. Jesus weaved his way into the area on 88 minutes only to see a shot blocked behind by Collins, before the Burton goalkeeper tipped a 25-yard Danilo free-kick over as the Brewers limited City to just the single goal.

FAN launched Dimapur, Jan 24 (NPN): Futsal Association of Nagaland (FAN) was launched on January 22 with Shiyeto Wotsa and Honko Konyak as president and general secretary respectively. The association has affirmed to develop football with the faster version of the game. The association will also be conducting district league with the champions assembling for Nagaland Futsal League for 2019. For more information, can contact 8787883848 or 7005568411.

Ole optimistic on De Gea, Martial deals Lo n d o n, Ja n 2 4 (Agencies): Manchester United are “making progress” on contract extensions for David de Gea and Anthony Martial, according to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. The club has taken up an option to extend the contracts of both players until June 2020 and negotiations regarding new long-term deals are ongoing. It is understood that Martial is close to reaching an agreement on a five-year extension. Solskjaer said, “I think the club is making progress, yeah, but I leave that to the right people to do that. I don’t really know how far away from it [we are] but hopefully we can have some good news in the coming weeks.”

Indonesia Masters: Sindhu, Saina reach quarter finals

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J a k a rta , J a n 2 4 (PTI): Indian trio of P V Sindhu, Saina Nehwal and Kidambi Srikanth eased into Indonesia Masters’ quarterfinal with straightgame victories over their respective opponents, here Thursday. Second seed Sindhu defeated local favourite Gregoria Mariska Tunjung 23-21 21-7 in 37 minutes to make the last-eight stage of her season-opener. The 23-year-old from Hyderabad, who had won silver medals at the Commonwealth Games, World Championship and Asian Games before clinching the World Tour Final title last year, is expected to take on Spain’s Carolina Marin next. London bronze medallist Saina too stormed

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into the last eight with a 21-17 21-15 win over Indonesia’s Fitriani Fitriani, her fifth overall. Eighth seed Srikanth recorded a clinical 21-14 21-9 win over Japan’s Asian Games bronze medallist Kenta Nishimoto. Srikanth, who had reached the quarterfinals at Malaysia Masters last week, will face either Indonesia’s Asian Games champion Jonatan Christie or China’s reigning All England champion Shi Yuqi. However, men’s doubles pair of Manu Attri and B Sumeeth Reddy went down fighting 14-21 21-17 10-21 to fifth seeded Kim Astrup and Anders Skaarup Rasmussen of Denmark. Sindhu, who had to pull out all stops

against former Olympic champion Li Xuerui in the opening match, faced stiff competition in the extended opening game against Tunjung. However, she completely dominated the second to wrap up the match in 37 minutes and extend her unbeaten record against Tunjung to 5-0. Srikanth, who had lost to the Japanese in their last meeting but held a 3-1 overall edge, quickly erased a 2-5 deficit early on and never looked back after grabbing a 11-8 lead at the break in the opening game. The Indian dominated the second game with an initial 6-0 lead which he swelled to 18-8 after the break to eventually wrap up lop-sided contest in half an hour.

SASA sports meet underway Pandya, Rahul suspensions lifted with immediate effect

Er. Zale Neikha unfurling SASA meet flag on Thursday at Kigwema.

Ko h i m a , Ja n 2 4 (NPN): The 57th games & sports meet of Southern Angami Sports Association (SASA) got underway at Kimipfuphe Ground, Kigwema on Thursday. Er. Zale Neikha, advisor, Youth Resources & Sports who graced the inaugural session said the present PDA government is serious and committed

about promoting sports in the state. While referring to the completion of astro turf football ground at Indira Gandhi Stadium, Kohima, he said world class sports facilities will be available in the state capital and, therefore, asked the footballers to make best use of the facility. He also implored the

youths to be selective in their sports discipline by understanding their ability and interest in order to excel professionally in the field of games and sports. Altogether, 12 villages under SASA are taking part in the discipline of football (men) and volleyball (men & women). SASA wrestling secretary, Keneilel Rote administered oath to the participating teams. The inaugural function was chaired by Medo Keyie while keynote address was delivered by SASA president Ruokuovikho Chale. The two-day long tournament will conclude on Friday with Vimezhol Theyo, president, Southern Angami Public Organization as the guest of honour.

PSG reach French Cup last 16

New Delhi, Jan 24 (PTI): The suspensions on Indian cricketers Hardik Pandya and K L Rahul were Thursday lifted by the Committee of Administrators (CoA), two weeks after they were sent home from the tour of Australia due to their sexist comments on a TV show. The CoA, after consulting new amicus curiae P S Narsimha, decided to lift the suspension pending an inquiry, for which an ombudsman is to be appointed by the Supreme Court. The apex court has listed the matter tentatively for February 5. “The above matter and decision has been taken with the concurrence of the Learned Amicus Curiae, Mr. P.S. Narasimha. In view of the above, the suspension

orders dated 11.01.2019 is immediately lifted pending appointment and adjudication of the allegations by the BCCI Ombudsman,” read a statement of CoA, issued by the BCCI. Pandya is now expected to join the team in New Zealand while Rahul might play in either domestic circuit or show up for India A in an ongoing home series against England Lions. While Diana Edulji wanted the BCCI officebearers to be involved in deciding the fate of the two cricketers, CoA chief Vinod Rai had dismissed the suggestion as it would have been in violation of the Board constitution. The CoA said the decision to suspend the two players was taken under “Rule 46 of the approved

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family members of Late SENTITEMSU Ao (Longmisa), would like to convey our sincere gratitude to all neighbours, friends, wellwishers, Churches, village Council and organizations who stood by us through prayers, physical and financial help at the sudden demise of our beloved on 11.01.19. May God bless you all abundantly.

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BCCI Constitution”, which covers players’ conduct that can bring the Board into disrepute. The idea of letting the players get on with the game was first mooted by BCCI acting president CK Khanna, who wanted the suspensions to be lifted pending inquiry.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of Late Thsidilila Sangtam Born on 15/09/1995 – Died on 13/01/2019

Sadly missed along life’s way, quietly remembered everyday... No longer in our lives to share, but in our hearts, you’re always there. Words are inadequate to express our sincere gratitude to all those who stood by us in prayer, physical support and financial assistance at the sudden demise of our beloved daughter. Your thoughtfulness and generosity shall always be remembered. May God bless you all! K-213

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PSG’s Neymar challenge for the ball with Strasbourg’s Dimitri Lienard and Nuno Da Costa during the French Cup match in Paris on Wednesday. (AP/PTI)

Paris, Jan 24 (Agencies): Holders Paris SaintGermain advanced to the last 16 of the French Cup with a 2-0 win over Strasbourg on Wednesday, but their evening was marred by the sight of Neymar going off injured. Edinson Cavani and Angel di Maria got the goals on a bitterly cold night at the Parc des Princes, while in between Neymar limped off having hurt his right foot. The Brazilian covered his eyes as he went off to be replaced by Moussa Diaby just after the hour mark, a worrying sign for the PSG camp with the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie against Manchester United less than K Y M C

three weeks away. “He is at the hospital and I must wait for the doctor to give me news,” said PSG coach Thomas Tuchel after the game. The world’s most expensive player broke a bone in the same foot in February last year and missed the final three months of last season as a result. Tuchel added, “The doctor is worried, ‘Ney’ is worried, because it is the same foot, the same place.” Tuchel had left out the ill Kylian Mbappe for this game, with Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting handed a rare start in place of the superstar France forward. The Cameroon international set up Cavani for the fourth-minute opener,

before Di Maria -- who had earlier hit the post -finished into the roof of the net 10 minutes from time as PSG stay on track to win the French Cup for the fifth season running. Before kick-off, fans applauded and chanted the name of Emiliano Sala, the former Nantes striker who is feared dead after the plane he was travelling in disappeared over the Channel Islands on Monday as he was on his way to join his new club Cardiff City. Nantes’ own Cup tie away at third-tier Entente Sannois Saint-Gratien has been postponed until Sunday, with their players still in shock over Sala’s disappearance.

Born on : 04/02/1984 – Died on : 22/01/2019 We the bereaved family members of Late MOTILO TEP would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us physically, materially, financially and spiritually during his unfortunate illness and ultimate demise on 22nd Jan 2019. We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual, but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless each and every one of you abundantly. Conveying our special gratitude to: 1. Chumukedima Rengma Baptist Church 2. Kithagha Service Association 3. Eden Hospital Dimapur 4. Nsunyu Baptist Church 5. 12 NAP (IR) 6. F ‘Coy’ NAP (IR) 7. ‘Coy’ Commander 12 NAP (IR) 8. C.H.M F ‘Coy’ 12 NAP (IR) 9. Rengma Public Union 12 NAP (IR) 10. Sabalie Colony Women Organisation 11. Kithagha Welfare Society Dimapur 12. Kithagha Nza Fellowship Chumukedima 13. Dimapur Rengma Baptist Church Loving wife, in-laws and family members K-216

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Born on 02/09/1979 – Died on 19/01/2019 We the bereaved family members of Late Mrs. Mhonchumi Sangtam would like to express our profound gratitude to each and every individuals, churches, organizations, neighbors, friends and well-wishers who stood by us physically, morally, ﬁnancially and through prayers during the brief illness and untimely sad demise of our beloved on 19/01/2019. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual, but it is our sincere prayer that the Almighty God bless you abundantly. DP-725

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the 21-year-old made it to her second straight Grand Slam final with her 15th ace to seal the match in an hour and 53 minutes.

Nadal powers into final

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MELBOURNE, Jan 24 (Agencies): Petra Kvitova will compete in her first Grand Slam final in five years after ending the fairytale run of unseeded American Danielle Collins with a decisive 7-6(2) 6-0 victory and will meet Japan’s Naomi Osaka who overcame Czech Republic’s Karolina Pliskova by 2-1 sets. The match between Kvitova and Collins was riven with tension, with a delay to close the roof during the first set due to the stifling conditions and a malfunction of the net cord sensor at the start of the second that left server Collins fuming. Kvitova capitalised on the American’s distraction to break her three times in succession on the way to an emphatic victory that made her the first Czech woman to reach the Melbourne final since Jana Novotna lost the 1991 decider to Monica Seles.

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Collins was angered when the net cord technology failed at 15-30 when she was on serve during the opening game of the second set. Having won the point, she was made to replay it and remonstrated with chair umpire Carlos Ramos. The technology gave up another phantom beep on Collins’s replayed serve and Ramos told both players there had been a malfunction. Re-starting with a second serve, Collins gave up a backhand unforced error to concede two break points. She saved one with a big backhand winner but netted on the second. From there, things quickly went downhill for the American as the Czech ramped up her power game and roared to 5-0. Collins conceded another unforced error on her forehand to give Kvitova match point and the Czech

fired her 30th winner to claim a clinical win. U.S. Open champion Naomi Osaka staved off a fightback from Karolina Pliskova to reach her maiden Australian Open final with a 6-2 4-6 6-4 win on Thursday and set up a title clash with double Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova. Osaka hit winners almost at will from both her forehand and backhand and broke Pliskova’s service games twice while facing not a single breakpoint to canter through the first set. Pliskova, who had stunned Serena Williams in the quarter-finals, failed to live up to her reputation as a big server but showed a lot of pluck to level the match with a second break at 5-4 after the players had an early trade of breaks. Osaka converted her only breakpoint opportunity in the decider while her opponent wasted four and

Higuain completes Chelsea loan deal

Higuain signed a six-month loan deal just a few hours after arriving in London on Wednesday.

LO N D O N, Ja n 2 4 (Agencies): Chelsea have completed the signing of Argentina striker Gonzalo Higuain, who will join the club on loan from Juventus until the end of the season, the Premier League club said on Wednesday. Higuain joins Chelsea after his year-long loan spell with AC Milan was cut to less than six months. The deal reunites the striker with Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri, who was manager of Napoli when Higuain was

at the club. “When the opportunity to join Chelsea presented itself I had to take it. It’s a team I’ve always liked that has a lot of history, a wonderful stadium and they play in the Premier League, a league I’ve always wanted to play in,” Higuain said in a statement on the Chelsea website. “I now hope I can give back that trust Chelsea have shown me out on the pitch. I can’t wait to start and I hope to adapt as soon as

possible.” Higuain’s spell at Milan started with six goals in seven games but he has only scored once in his last 12 appearances. Sarri hopes he will rediscover the form that saw him score 38 times in their final season together at Napoli in 2015-16. “He has had some difficulties recently, but we’re hoping we can raise him back to his best form,” Sarri told reporters on Wednesday. “He’s still scored eight goals in a team that isn’t at the same level as Juventus. He’s a very strong striker. Especially in my first season in Naples. He scored 36 goals in 35 matches in Serie A. For sure, he is one of the best strikers in my career.” Chelsea are in the fourth and final Champions League qualifying spot in the Premier League standings, three points ahead of Arsenal.

Rafael Nadal powered into his fifth Australian Open final by ending Stefanos Tsitsipas’ run in their semi-final meeting. World No 2 Nadal won 6-2 6-4 6-0 and will vie for the Grand Slam title against either Novak Djokovic or Lucas Pouille. Twenty-year-old Tsitsipas created headlines by eliminating Roger Federer earlier this week but his memorable streak came to an emphatic halt against Nadal. The 2009 Australian Open champion Nadal still has not dropped a set at this year’s tournament. He needed just 31 minutes against Tsitsipas to win the opening set, dropping three points on his first serve in the process. Tsitsipas displayed some mettle in the second set but, when Nadal eventually broke his serve, it became one-way traffic. Seventeen-time Grand Slam champion Nadal coasted through the final set, with Tsitsipas’ spark finally gone, without losing a game. Nadal will next play his 25th Grand Slam final. If he wins, Nadal would have two titles at each Grand Slam which neither Djokovic nor Federer has managed. Djokovic and Pouille play their semi-final on Friday morning.

Real, Barca replace Man Utd as top earning clubs L ondon , J a n 2 4 (Agencies): Real Madrid and Barcelona were the highest earning clubs in European football last season, knocking Manchester United off top spot, according to the latest Deloitte ‘Football Money League’ published on Thursday. Deloitte based their survey of the top 20 earning clubs in Europe on the annual financial statements of the company or group running each club, or other direct sources, covering the 2017/18 season. Real returned to top spot for the first time since 2014/15 with revenues of 750.9 million euros ($854.6 million). Their revenue increased by more than 75 million euros year-on-year as they secured their third successive Champions League title. Deloitte said the rise was “primarily due to commercial growth of 54.8million euros including an uplift in sponsorship, merchandising and exploitation of increasingly lucrative pre-season fixtures.” Barcelona had earnings of 690.4 million euros, a rise from 648.3 million in the previous year. Manchester United, who topped last year’s table, saw their revenue calculation fall slightly to 666 million euros from 676.3 million but they are one of a record six Premier League teams in top 10. There are no Italian clubs in the top 10 with Juventus slipping to 11th place, while Bayern Munich are the sole German club.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019

Sevilla stun Barca in Copa del Rey

Barcelona goalkeeper Jasper Cillessen watches desperately as the ball goes past him into the net for Sevilla’s first goal

SEVILLE, Jan 24 (Agencies): Sevilla produced a brilliant secondhalf display to beat Barcelona 2-0 in their Copa del Rey quarter-final, first leg on Wednesday, leaving the holders with an uphill task to reach the last four. After an even first 45 minutes, strikes from Pablo Sarabia and Wissam Ben Yedder stunned the Catalans and left them needing a second-leg comeback at the Nou Camp for the second consecutive round in the competition. A much-changed Barca, who earlier in the day announced the signing of Frenkie de Jong from Ajax Amsterdam, handed a debut to loan signing KevinPrince Boateng. Yet star forward Lionel Messi was left at home while forward Luis Suarez and club-record signing Philippe Coutinho were only named on the bench as they struggled. “We were in the game in the first half and there were chances, but they pressured us more after the break,” said Barca coach

Ernesto Valverde, who said he had “no regrets” over resting Messi. “ W h e n yo u m a k e changes, you take risks. If you win, then it’s all good. If not, then it isn’t. Last season we paid the price for going far in the cup and this year we’re rotating more because we think it’s the best thing to do. We want to keep our lead at the top of the league and use our squad members to help us.” Unsurprisingly it was Sevilla, spurred on by a raucous home crowd, who looked the more threatening throughout. The Andalusian side were incensed when a Video Assistant Referee review deemed Barca’s Arturo Vidal had not handled Ever Banega’s cross after half an hour, with replays indicating the ball had struck the upper part of the Chilean’s arm. A persistent threat throughout, Ben Yedder fired narrowly wide after a mesmeric solo run, before being denied by a smart save from Barca keeper

Jasper Cillessen. At the other end, Malcom fired wide after rounding Sevilla keeper Juan Soriano against the run of play on the stroke of halftime. It was all Sevilla after the break, and Pablo Machin’s side took a deserved lead just before the hour. Quincy Promes drove down the left before crossing for Sarabia, who fired in a half-volley from six metres out. French forward Ben Yedder then doubled their lead from close range with quarter of an hour to go. He celebrated by lifting his shirt to reveal the message “For my brother Sala”, in reference to Argentine striker Emiliano Sala, who is currently missing after the plane he was travelling on disappeared over the English channel. The second leg takes place next Wednesday, while Espanyol take on Real Betis and Real Madrid host Girona on Thursday in the remaining quarterfinal, first legs after Getafe defeated Valencia 1-0 on Tuesday.

Unity Cup T-20 cricket begins D i m a p ur , Ja n 2 4 (NPN): The 4th Unity Cup T-20 Cricket tournament, organised by Nepali Baptist Church Chümoukedima sports ministry, commenced Thursday at Chümoukedima local ground under the theme “Solidarity for peace”. Kaito Yepthomi, OC, Chümoukedima police station graced the opening ceremony as the chief Patron. In his address, Kaito encouraged the youths to be the role model and to be the backbone of the society. In the opening match, last year’s champions Knights XI Thahekhu beat MOM CC by 102 runs. Abura of Knights XI Thahekhu, who took 5 wickets and scored 42 runs, was named the man of the match. Altogether, 12 teams are taking part in the tournament.

Indian eves beat New Zealand in first ODI

Smriti Mandhana and Jemimah Rodrigues stitched a 190-run opening partnership to help India beat New Zealand in first ODI on Thursday.

Napier, Jan 24 (PTI): The in-form Smriti Mandhana and teen sensation Jemimah Rodrigues hammered New Zealand’s clueless bowling attack to steer India to an emphatic ninewicket triumph in the opening ODI of a three-match series here Thursday. The 22-year-old Mandhana (105) and the 18-yearold Rodrigues (81 not out) put together a batting masterclass after the bowlers did the job for India by

bundling out New Zealand for a below-par 192. Competing in their first series after the T20 World Cup exit last year, the Indians produced a thoroughly clinical performance to eke out the comfortable victory in 33 overs. Mandhana slammed her fourth ODI hundred, Rodrigues notched up her maiden international half century. Mandhana and Rodrigues stitched together the highest ever opening wicket

stand against New Zealand, a 190-run partnership that stood for 32.2 overs. Rodrigues was making just her fifth appearance in national colours. Mandhana’s 104-ball knock included nine fours and three sixes, while Rodrigues managed nine hits to the fence. An overcast sky meant that the two teams did not face the sun-strike that halted play for nearly half an hour in the men’s game on Wednesday.

Earlier, put in to bat, New Zealand let slip a good start and crumbled in the face of India’s relentless spin combination of Poonam Yadav and Ekta Bisht. Both Bisht and Yadav snared three wickets each to put the visiting side on top. Yadav, in fact, ripped through the White Ferns’ middle order, claiming the scalps of skipper Amy Satterthwaite (31), Lauren Down (0) and Amelia Kerr (28) in her quota of 10 overs. This was after Susie Bates (38) and Sophie Devine (28) gave New Zealand a solid start. But Devine’s run out by Deepti Sharma triggered a collapse and New Zealand folded in 48.4 overs. Bates’ 38 off 54 balls, including a couple of fours, was the best that any home batsman could manage. The next match of the series will be played in Mount Maunganui on January 29.

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