July 10, 2018

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Committed develop NE: Singh

Re-examine NEC projects: Acharya Rio calls for redrawing NEC budget

SHILLONG, JUL 9: Noting that the North Eastern states suffers from the lack of adequate private investment, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday said that the Narendra Modi-led government is committed to ensure socio-economic development of this region as per its potential and also ensure peace and prosperity to the citizens. He further asked the North Eastern states to expedite work on long pending projects of the North Eastern Council (NEC) and ensure maximum utilisation of funds. “NEC and State Government will have to ensure time bound completion of ongoing schemes in order to enable it to approach the Ministry of Finance for additional funds during 2018-19. Civil society and general public have very important role to play in all our developmental efforts. They should be the partners of social and economic change through social audit. Social audit not only provides information on how funds are spent but it will improve the implementation of the scheme,” said Singh while

DIMAPUR, JUL 9 (NPN): Calling for not reducing North East Council into a mere recommending body and a knowledge hub without necessary resources, Nagaland Governor PB Acharya said the recommendation of Expenditure Finance Committee for continuing NEC schemes till 2020 needed re-examination. Addressing the 67th plenary of NEC at Shillong o n M o n d ay, A c h a r ya pointed out that the Northeastern States, particularly Nagaland, with meagre resources depended on the council and Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER) ministry for assistance for implementing important projects and programmes that were outside the funding pattern of the Central ministries. Welcoming the recent re-positioning of NEC as a centre for conflict resolution, development planning and knowledge hub, Acharya, however, pointed out that the region still lacked behind other States in terms of development. Acharya said Kohima was the only State Capital in the country without an airport and urged

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Fuel prices hiked for 5th straight day

NEW DELHI, JUL 9 (AGENCIES): Petrol and diesel prices across the four metro cities rose for the fifth straight day on Monday. According to the data on state-run Indian Oil Corporation’s website, petrol price in Delhi today is Rs. 76.36 per litre. In Chennai and Kolkata, petrol prices are Rs. 79.25 per litre and Rs. 79.03 per litre respectively. Petrol prices in Mumbai today are Rs. 83.75 per litre. In tandem with the cost of petrol, diesel prices also registered a rise on Monday across the four metro cities, as mentioned on Indian Oil Corporation (IOC)’s website and its app, Fuel@IOC. Diesel prices today stand at Rs. 68.07 per litre in Delhi. Diesel price in Mumbai is Rs. 72.23 per litre. Diesel price in Kolkata is Rs. 70.62 per litre. In Chennai, it is Rs. 71.85 per litre.

Traffic advisory

DIMAPUR, JUL 9 (NPN): Due to the massive landslide near M/s Avile Petrol Pump in Kohima along NH-29, the Dimapur police Monday informed that heavy vehicles weighting more than 10 tonnes bound for Kohima and Manipur from Dimapur would be restricted from plying beyond Chumukedima ILP check gate with immediate effect till further orders.

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Rajnath Singh chairing the 67th Plenary Session of the North Eastern Council in Shillong on Monday.

addressing the 67th Plenary meeting of the NEC here in Meghalaya. Singh suggested the NITI Forum for the North East to meet on a regular basis and decide on the action to be taken on recommendation by October, 2018 and for this, he even advocated call a special Session of North Eastern Council The meeting was attended by Governors and Chief Ministers of all the eight North Eastern states, including Union DoNER minister, Dr. Jitendra Singh here in Meghalaya. Keeping in mind the low industrial base of the Region, he said the Union Cabinet chaired by Prime

Minister has, in March 2018, approved the North East Industrial Development Scheme (NEIDS), 2017 with financial outlay of Rs.3,000 crore upto March, 2020. Promising that government will provide necessary allocations for remaining period of the scheme after assessment before March 2020, Singh was hopeful that this newly introduced scheme will promote industrialization in the States of the North Eastern Region and will boost employment and create source of income. The NEC Chairman also urged the Chief Ministers to avail this opportunity and create a conducive environment for

industrialization so that new industrial units are set up and the much needed employment is generated and also new avenues are created. Singh urged up the State governments specially Chief Ministers to avail this opportunity and create a conducive environment for industrialization so that new industrial units are set up and the much needed employment is generated and also new avenues are created. On ‘Transformation of Aspirational Districts’ programme which aims to quickly and effectively transform some of the most underdeveloped districts of the country, Singh underscored on the need of the NEC, should deliberate on strategies to transform the 14 identified Districts of the North East as leading examples for other districts of North East Region to emulate. Informing that the Cabinet had recently approved a financial package of Rs. 4500 crore beyond March 2017 till March 2020, Singh said the Cabinet has also directed NEC to look into specific areas and convergence of schemes of other Ministries.

Gov, CM pitch for redrawing funds at NEC meet NEC for expeditiously taking up the proposed greenfield airport at Ciethu. Although Nagaland was strategically located, only when it has good connectivity would the State and country benefit from the Act East policy, he added. Referring to PM Narendra Modi’s emphasis on converting the Northeast into an organic hub, Acharya urged NEC to come forward and help the States of the region in getting their produce certified as organic, build a brand and create value chain linking producers with consumers. Pointing out that Nagaland had immense potential for horticulture crops, besides food processing and packaging, he called for strengthening upgrading Dimapur-based Central Institute for Horticulture and upgrading it into a fullfledged regional institute for horticulture. He said the State government had introduced smart metering and pre-paid meters in certain localities for improving efficiency and reducing losses in distribution of power and sought NEC support to cover the entire State.

DIMAPUR, JUL 9 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio has urged the Centre to ensure that budget for North Eastern Council (NEC) was redrawn and funds allotted to the council be utilised basically for NEC works and not for clearing the liabilities of governmental bodies and agencies of the region. Speaking on the inaugural day of the two-day plenary of NEC at Shillong on Monday, Rio also said there had been sufficient accumulation of funds due to parking of 10% of their budget by Central ministries for the Northeast, and suggested allocating the money to the Union ministry for development of north-eastern region (DoNER) for clearing liabilities and taking up new schemes. The chief minister pointed out that the present system of priority lists and retention of projects sanctioned and approved caused much delay and that energy, time and resources were wasted chasing these projects thereby delaying development. He said as there was much ambiguity

on what will be approved, the States were not able to plan their projects. He explained that projects retained and put on priority lists raised expectations of the people, however, delay in their approval created a negative impact in people’s minds, for which the State governments and political leadership often ended up in an uncomfortable position. This contributed further towards deficit in public confidence on the Central government, he added. Pointing out that there were multiple agencies like NEC, DoNER and the recently-created North East Forum, Rio called for clarity on the roles of these bodies and also advocated giving flexibility to the State governments for utilisation of Central fund allocations. Stating that the Northeastern States were lagging behind other States and regions in terms of development, he urged NEC to continue playing a proactive role in ensuring all-round development of the region. (Cont’d on p-7)

SC upholds death sentence to 4 Nirbahaya rapists Metsubo plans to upgrade Mkg town NEW DELHI, JUL 9 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Monday rejected review petitions filed by three of the four convicts and upheld the death punishment in the horrific 2012 gang rape and murder of a young Delhi professional who came to be known as Nirbhaya. Chief Justice Dipak Misra, Justice R. Banumathi and Justice Ashok Bhushan said the petitions lacked grounds for a review. Convicts Mukesh, 29, Pawan Gupta, 22, and Vinay Sharma, 23, had sought recall of the Supreme Court’s May 5, 2017 verdict upholding the death sentence awarded by a trial court and confirmed by the Delhi High Court. The fourth, Akshay Kumar Singh, 31, had not filed for a review. Pronouncing the judgement, Justice Bhushan said the review petition must show an error resulting in miscarriage of justice. He

Nirbhaya’s parents show victory sign after the Supreme Court’s verdict on Dec 2012 gang rape case, on Monday. (PTI)

said none of the petitions by the convicts pointed out to an error leading to miscarriage of justice. The court also said the hearing on the appeals against the Delhi High Court judgement confirming the death sentence lasted 38 days as defence lawyers were given full opportunity to state their cases.

“Review applications cannot be entertained. (A) convict cannot be allowed to re-agitate the grounds of appeal. There has to be an apparent error on record to show it resulted in miscarriage of justice. “The death row convicts failed to point out error in the judgement. (The) convicts were heard elabo-

rately during appeals and no grounds have been made out for review of its verdict,” Justice Bhushan said. The victim’s mother Asha Devi said she hoped the convicts would be executed soon. “There is more fight ahead, but we have got justice once again. We hope that the legal formalities are taken care of and the culprits are taken to the gallows as soon as possible.” Union Minister for Women and Child Development Maneka Gandhi said she was “satisfied” with the Supreme Court verdict in the case that led to the amendment of the Criminal Procedure Code to make rape punishable with death penalty. The convicts, who lived in Delhi, are now left with another legal option, seeking a relook at death sentences through a curative petition.

Nagaland needs to do more for PwDs: Pandey Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 9 (NPN): Chief Commissioner for persons with disability (PwD), Dr Kamlesh Kumar Pandey said Nagaland government lacked awareness on the Persons with Disabilities Act, 1995 and stressed that the government needed to work more for PwD in the State. Briefing media persons at Hotel Vivor here on Monday afternoon after a review meeting with disability department and NGOs, Pandey said PwD was a State subject and rights enshrined in PwD Act must be implemented. He added that NGOs too were not much aware of the Act and neither were these registered with government regulatory bodies or national institutes that work for PwD. Stating that the Centre had released Rs 4 crore in 2017 for PWDs

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in the North-eastern States, he added that the fund was, however, not utilised since the Act was not implemented properly in the region. He informed the media that the State government had issued certificates to about 7,000 out of the 29,361 PWDs, even as he underlined the need for proper implementation of the PWD Act as soon as possible. Pandey claimed that to reach out to PwD and hear their grievances

regarding availability of benefits meant for them, the chief commissionerate office had organised mobile courts in different parts of the country along with PWD commissionerates of the States. He also proposed to organise similar mobile courts in remote areas of Nagaland to ascertain the facilities available for the differently-abled. State PwD commissioner Dr Atha Visol, who too was present at the press meet, said the cabinet had approved draft rules and that the final draft would be released after the next cabinet meeting scheduled on July 18. He said as there was no budget for PwD, the number of student beneficiaries of government welfare schemes could not be increased from the existing 2,000. Deputy chief commissioner Sanjay Kant Prasad

and officials of allied department were also present at the press briefing. Meanwhile, it has been learnt five years after the appointment of a commissioner for PwD, the State government has still not established an office for the commissioner to discharge his duties. The issue came to light during an interaction with the PwD commissioner, who said he had no office or any staff either. Currently, Visol who works from his home office, exuded confidence that with the installation of a new government in the State he would finally have a proper office. He also said that though the Central government had sanctioned fund for constructing 16 government office buildings having access for PwD, not a single such structure had come up in the State.

Metsubo with officials inspecting the accident prone site at Tongdentsuyong Ward on Monday. (NP)

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MOKOKCHUNG, JUL 9 (NPN): Urban Development, Municipal Affairs and Taxes minister, Metsubo Jamir, on Monday inspected Mokokchung town to assess the feasibility of constructing optional sites for car parking, retaining walls to prevent landslides and analyze what measures could be taken in accident-prone roads. Speaking to media per-

No shortage of commodities: Kma dist admn DIMAPUR, JUL 9 (NPN): Following the landslide at lower Para Medical area, the Kohima district administration has appealed to the public not to panic about shortage of essential commodities. The district authorities have informed the public that enough commodities were available including fuel. Talking to AIR Koh i m a , A D C Ko h i m a , Lithrongla said there was no shortage of essential commodities. The district administration has made necessary arrangements for transporting fuel as well as trucks carrying essential commodities to the capital, she informed. She further informed that the NH-29 restoration work was in full swing and sought the cooperation of the public.

sons after the inspection, Metsubo said the main priority of his ministry was to ensure public safety, convenience and beautification. Minister said his priority for Mokokchung Town was to upgrade the blocks constructed along the outer edges of accident-prone roads site at Tongdentsuyong Ward into road parapets (small running walls), to avert future accidents. According to the

minister, his other priority was widening the road from the DC’s office to DC Bungalow (including the Circuit House). Metsubo also expressed the desire to construct a multi-purpose commercial complex with a parking lot at the site of the Old Town Hall and another parking lot, adjacent to Imkongmeren Sports Complex, to ease traffic congestion. With regard to the traffic congestion, the minister urged entrepreneurs to venture into the bus transportation service business so some vehicles would stay off the road. Further, he opined that late shop opening (excepting health care sector outlets like pharmacies etc) and late closing could dramatically ease the traffic woes. Metsubo disclosed that his ministry was in the process of recreating two parks of the town and revamping the unfinished P. Shilu Park.

JD(U) unit stage dharna in Delhi

State JD(U) members during the dharna in Delhi, Monday.

DIMAPUR, JUL 9 (NPN): To press the Centre to expedite the Naga peace process, JD (U) Nagaland unit staged dharna at the party’s head office in New Delhi on Monday. The dharna dubbed as “successful” by JD(U) state unit was led by minister for agriculture and co-operation, G Kaito Aye. JD(U) national leaders including national secretary and coordinator of JD(U) NEEC Afaque Ahmed

Khan, participated in the dharna. JD(U) Nagaland through its media cell said that the dharna saw enthusiastic participation in support of the early solution to the “Indo-Naga” issue. JD(U) Nagaland appealed to the government of India to convene a special session of the parliament for “urgent honourable, acceptable and inclusive solution to the ongoing “Indo-Naga” peace process. K Y M C

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Gov interacts with Nagas in Shillong

Governor P.B Acharya interacting with Nagas in Shillong. DIMAPUR: Governor of Nagaland, P.B Acharya interacted with Naga elders, student leaders and officers and staff of Nagaland House, Shillong on July 9. A press release from the PRO to Governor stated that, Acharya in his interaction encouraged

students to continue working hard and achieve their goals to empower themselves with knowledge. Speaking on the importance of skill development, Acharya said that it was important to have a course in skill and said that UGC had made it mandatory to introduce skill de-

velopment in the curriculum. He called on students to be “game changers” and socially accountable. He told the students to be assets to society, become employable and embrace the entrepreneur work culture. He also called on the people gathered to con-

tinue promoting the rich Naga culture and traditions and to keep their mother tongues alive. The Governor further encouraged them to inform the various targeted groups of the central and state government schemes for their benefit and all round development.

Students of ECC with the Dreamz Unlimited team on July 7.

DIMAPUR: Department of Economics and Commerce, Eastern Christian College (ECC), Dimapur organized an educational drama on July 7 at the college auditorium. A press release

from HoD economics, Olemjungla Pongen stated that during the the program, a group of artists, Dreamz Unlimited featured their various plays with an aim to inculcate a sense of responsibil-

ity among the students. They also encouraged the students to move forward with dreams and aspirations in life through their acts, reflecting about various current issues in the society.

DVC directs butcher shops

DIMAPUR: Darogapathar Village Council (DVC) has directed all open butcher shops selling pork, beef, mutton etc. within the jurisdiction of Darogapathar along the highway to close down with immediate effect and make necessary arrangements to sell meat etc. in a well maintained and hygienic enclosure/room inside a proper building or market. In a press release DVC chairman Nungtok Meren Jamir and secretary K. Ado Bizo stated that this directive was being issued in pursuance of the EAC, Chumukedima’s order and in the interest of public health and safety, and also the decision of the joint meeting held on June 29.

Darogapathar Village Council has directed all meat shops to ensure that the customers receive the correct quantity and quality of meat by using electronic digital weighing scales and sourcing good, healthy slaughter animals only. All meat shops within Darogapathar have also been directed to strictly adhere to the rates fixed by the Chumukedima Town Council (CTC) as the upper limit/ceiling or the rates as fixed by the Darogapathar Village Council. The council further cautioned that any open butcher shop failing to comply with the directives of the council shall be penalized as per the decision of the council.

SDMC informs Sarbajanin Durga Mandir Committee (SDMC) will be organizing a Navadivshiya Srimad Devi Bhagawat Katha Bhakti Gyan and Yagya from July 15 to July 24, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Durga Mandir complex, Purana Bazar, Dimapur. The Hindu community of Dimapur irrespective of caste and creed have been requested to be part of the program and be blessed. WSBAK music camp The Department of Church Music Ministry, Western Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Kuqhkulu (WSBAK) has invited music directors, school teachers, college lecturers, song leaders in churches, instrumentalists and musically gifted young people under WSBAK to attend the Music Camp at Ghotovi village (Niuland Area) from July 11 to 14. Those interested may call the following numbers; 9436603172, 9402696654.

stated that TASU will not accept any justification from VEC/VHC or teacher-in-charge for failing to be present during the meeting. TASU also expressed disappointment towards the staff for always taking the resolution of TASU for granted and for always giving excuses of roads and poor infrastructure for their absence. The union has questioned whether the concerned departments had agreed to provide such facilities when they were appointed as teachers/nurses in a remote area like Tobu. TASU has further warned that all reports will be forwarded to DEO and CMO for taking strict action against any staff failing to present themselves during the meeting.

Unclaimed body in Kohima morgue DIMAPUR: North Police Station Kohima has informed the public that the body of a suicide victim is being kept in its morgue. A press release from additional superintendent of Police and PRO Kohima stated that, North Police Station Kohima received information from the residents of planning department quarters at New Sectt area Kohima, that one person had attempted suicide on July 5. The person has been identified as Simon (23 years), son of late Milon, present address at Gorapati Dimapur. On receipt of the information, police went to the spot K

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and found the person lying unconscious on the ground with an incision wound on the left abdomen and multiple razor cuts on his neck. The injured person was admitted to NHAK for medical assistance but on July 9 he expired in the hospital while undergoing medical treatment. The body has been brought to North PS and kept in the morgue, and no relatives or community members have come forward to claim it. The release stated further details can be had by contacting Kohima North Police Station.

Kazheto Kinimi with the four selected participants and department officials.

DIMAPUR: Department of Skill Development, Labour Employment & Entrepreneurship (SDLE&E) organised a send off program for the four individuals selected for the regional competition of India Skills, which is to be held in Bhubeneshwar, Orissa. Advisor for skill development, Labour Employment and Entrepreneurship, Kazheto Kinimi was the special guest at the program. A press release from the advisor’s media cell said that Kinimi, while addressing the gathering,

N. Theyo mourns M. M. Jacob’s demise Ex-Minister N. Theyo has expressed sadness at the sudden demise of M. M. Jacob, former Meghalaya Governor, at a private hospital near Kottayam, Kerela. A condolence message from Theyo said late Jacob as a very good friend of his and recalled that he had travelled with the departed during Nagaland state election campaigns in Phek, Zunheboto and Mokokchung districts. The note also said that he met Jacob in the year 2000 in Shillong when he was the Governor, and was amazed by his hospitality. Calling his death a great loss to all, Theyo said that the positive attitude of the departed had created an atmosphere of peace and welfare. Theyo conveyed his heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family members, especially to his daughter living in the USA and prayers for his soul to rest in peace with the Lord.

congratulated the selected participants and urged them to be productive with their skills and training. The advisor also announced a cash reward for any participant who is selected to participate in the international level competition at Kazan, Russia 2019. The advisor also released the “competition glimpse” during the program. The program was chaired by joint secretary and convener organizing committee, India Skills Nagaland Competition,

DIMAPUR: Kuki Nute Kiloikhom (KNK), Phaipijang has condemned the brutal murder of Kimneilhing Hangsing on the evening of July 1, at Phaipijang village Dimapur. A condemnation note issued by KNK chairperson, Mawite Haolai and secretary, Chongneineng Hangsing expressed shock

at the merciless killing of the girl and said that no words would suffice to express its sadness, anger and shock. It said that the incident had left them speechless and the plunged the whole neighbourhood into a fear psychosis. KNK appealed to the police to leave no stone

DIMAPUR: The “4th Eureka Science Fest” Jakhama organised by department of Zoology in collaboration with department of Botany and Chemistry was held on July 7 at the Saint Joseph’s College (SJC) indoor stadium. A press release from SJC Jakhama, James H.K stated that the executive director of Sustainable Development Forum Nagaland (SDFN), Amba Jamir was the motivational speaker for the event. Amba during his speech stressed on the minimalistic use of plastics and the environmental problems that came along with plastic use. The events included various activities like brain storming sessions, slideshow presentation, Eureka idol, exhibition, dance, Mr. and Ms. Eureka etc. The department of Chemistry emerged as the overall champion. Students from various departments participated in the fest including students from other colleges like Kohima Science College (KSC) and Model Christian College (MCC). Earlier, an invocation prayer was offered by Sr. Susai, dean of Science SJC Jakhama followed by a welcome address from Limasunep Aier president of Zoology department SJC Jakhama. Vote of thanks was delivered by Avino Angami, general secretary of the department of Zoology SJC Jakhama.

unturned and apprehend the culprit(s) at the earliest and give befitting punishment as per the law of the land. It shared its deepest condolences with the bereaved family and further prayed that the Almighty God would give solace to the departed soul and comfort to the bereaved family.

Anthony Ngullie. A short speech was delivered by director, Vandanshan Lotha. The panel of judges for the event were Rovi Chasie, Alemjungla Jamir, Joel Basumatari, Aienla Jamir and Chenti Phom. It may be recalled that the department of Skill Development, Labour Employment and Entrepreneurship organised the India Skills Nagaland Competition for cooking and confectionery/ patisserie where out of 27 contestants, only 4 were selected to participate in the regional competition.

One arrested on drugs smuggling charges MOKOKCHUNG: Mokokchung Police in a press statement has reported that one person was arrested in connection with smuggling drugs. According to the Police, based on specific inputs regarding arrival of a drugs smuggler at Tuli town on Saturday night (July 7), one person identified as Visazo Chuzho 40 years, son of Videmo Chuzho of Thepuzu village was arrested. Later after a thorough search, 30 grams of suspected brown

The arrested individual along with the items seized from him.

sugar neatly packed in two polythene packets were recovered from his possession.

Assam Rifles apprehend NSCN (K) cadre in Dimapur

KNK Phaipijang condemns murder of minor

SJC Jakhama holds ‘4th Eureka Science Fest’

ECO Club of Immanuel College under the initiative of DMC placed dustbins along its adopted road stretch from DC Court Junction to Fingerprint Shop road on July 9.

SDLE&E deptt organizes send off

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ECC deptt of Economics & Commerce TASU to conduct educational tour of Tobu organizes educational drama DIMAPUR: Tobu Area Students’ Union (TASU) will start an educational tour from July 16 till 24, where the team will travel across 18 villages to inspect schools and health centres. A joint press release by TASU president, Sangti Konyak and general secretary, Davidson Ngushu stated that the tour was being conducted to identify some of the key challenges to scaling up education and health facilities under Tobu block. The union informs all the government appointed headmasters/teachers and medical staff to be present at their respective posting place as the union will not be entertaining any proxy for interaction with the TASU team during the meeting. It further

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The apprehended individual along with the seized items.

DIMAPUR: Medziphema and Dimapur Battalions of Assam Rifles based on specific intelligence launched a joint operation in the general area of Half Nagarjan,

Dimapur along with police representatives of Diphupar Police Station on July 9. According to PRO HQ IGAR (N), during the search of a suspected house, one NSCN (K) cadre, named Hito Chishi, under secretary, age 26 years, son of Nighoshe Chishi, resident of Litsami village, Zunheboto district was apprehended with incriminating documents including extortion slips. The apprehended individual along with the seized items were handed over to East Police Station, Dimapur for further investigation.

ATMA trains farmers, starts farm school

DIMAPUR: Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Kiphire, Longmatra block conducted training and demonstration programs on May 30 and June 4 at Longmatra village on the topic “Rainwater harvesting structure (Jalkund)” and “Air layering of litchi” with Longmatra block BTM, Moakumzuk as resource person. A press release from ATMA Kiphire, Longmatra block stated that Moakumzuk demonstrated the step by step procedure to prepare Jalkund, pit size water accommodation, role of insecticides, cushioning of the pit and laying of silpaulin sheet for better utilization of water especially during off season in hilly areas. A banana farm school was also inaugurated at Longmatra village with Jurinthe as the farm teacher. A brief introductory training on methods to layer litchi was imparted with steps and procedures showing how good layering is done for trees to bear healthy fruits. The program was chaired by ATM, Tsungrozen. Altogether 24 participants attended the program. Litchi saplings (Muzaffarpur variety) and hybrid maize seeds (HQPM-5) were distributed. Jakhama Block: ATMA Jakhama Block on May 31 inaugurated a banana farm school at Kidima village, Jakhama block. A press release from ATMA

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Jakhama block stated that BTT convenor, Wabang Lonkumer, spoke on the importance of banana cultivation, its origins and history and the status of India as the world’s largest producer of banana. Macü Tholre was made the farm school teacher and he also shared his experiences. The program was chaired by ATM, Atuno Zinyü and vote of

thanks was delivered by BTM, Jakhama block, Vimenuo Mere. Later, a demonstration on integrated disease management of banana bunchy top disease was given by ATM, Tolovino Sale. ROBAN, a rodenticide, was also distributed among the farmers to control the rodent epidemic. 15 farmers and four ATMA functionaries attended the program. K

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WEATHER FORECAST July 10

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Agartala A p.m. thunderstorm in spots 32 26 Aizawl

Cloudy, a t-storm in the area

Guwahati Cloudy, a t-storm in spots Imphal

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Itanagar A thunderstorm in spots

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Shillong Cloudy, a t-storm in the area

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Dimapur Mostly cloudy

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Tuensang A shower and t-storm around

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Zunheboto Cloudy, a t-storm in the area

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NPCC seeks Gov’s NPF reject JD(U)’s appeal on CM’s statement intervention on NH-29

DIMAPUR: Alleging sheer negligence on the part of authorities concerned in maintaining NH-29 and causing deliberate inconvenience to people travelling on the highway, Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has sought the intervention of governor PB Acharya by convening a coordination meeting immediately on the matter. In a statement issued to the media on Monday, NPCC president K Therie said the importance of NH29 (Dimapur-Kohima road) was known to all and served as a lifeline for Nagaland and Manipur. With thousands of vehicles plying on this road every day, its condition was known to everyone, including the governor, he added. However, its condition had deteriorated beyond tolerance, with dust blinding the road on sunny days and slushy mud on rainy days, he pointed out. According to Therie,

the road had not only become a health hazard but was also affecting the State’s economy. Pointing out that the people had been suffering since the past two winters and summers due to the abject condition of NH-29, the NPCC chief warned that, given the current pace of work, it could take several more years before the fourlane work on the highway was completed. He also feared that work might even be abandoned altogether due one reason or the other, besides obtaining a court injunction as had happened with the Special Accelerated Road Development Programme for North-Eastern region (SARDP-NE) roads in the State. Therie further alleged that there was no sign of concern for the inconvenience and sufferings caused to the public from the authorities and contractors concerned, viz., the State

government, Border Road Organisation’s chief engineer for the Jotsoma bypass to Kohima, National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd general manager, M/s Ramky-ECI (JV) 124-140 km, M/s Ramky-ECI (JV) 140-156 km and M/s Gayatri Project Ltd 156-172 km. Stating that there was no dispute that a fourlane road was required, the NPCC chief, however, stressed that a good serviceable road too was needed. He said the portion of the road that sunk couple of days back was not a new development, but a consequence of negligence. Alleging that both sides of the road near Kohima had been encroached by commercial establishments, the NPCC president called upon the district administration to curb the menace. Though NH29 is a twolane road, it is hardly a single lane today, he added.

DIMAPUR: The Naga People’s Front (NPF) has issued a rejoinder to the state JD (U) press statement that appeared in local dailies on July 7 appealing for acceptance of the clarification given by chief minister, Neiphiu Rio regarding the Naga integration issue. A rejoinder from the NPF press bureau, questioned the JD (U) why NPF “should blindly accept the clarification”. NPF asked the JD(U) to not interfere in the stand of another political party. “The JD(U) cannot insist the NPF to be satisfied with CM’s clarification” it stated. According to NPF, its

constitution emphasizes on integration of contiguous Naga Areas and therefore, it will continue to pursue this till it is achieved. It contended that when the Naga National Workers and the GoI were trying hard to work out a solution, it was premature for the chief minister to announce that integration was not possible. According to NPF, the clarification from the NDPP blaming the media for misinterpreting the statement followed by the chief minister’s clarification that he was quoting Union Home Minister, Rajnath Singh’s view was an attempt to mislead the Naga

people and a hurdle to the Naga peace process. “The issue is not concluded here and NPF will never consider CM clarification as putting the said issue to rest” said the rejoinder. It invited the JD (U) to explain their stand but asked it to not expect the NPF to accept the clarification with it. NPF stated that it viewed the “destructive statement” made by the chief minister on June 12 to the media, seriously. It also added that the party was wondering why the PDA government was silent on the controversial Citizenship Amendment

Bill 2016, when the neighbouring North Eastern states, even the BJP ruled states, Manipur and Assam, were opposing the bill. The PDA government has not pointed out the benefits of enforcing the bill either, it stated. Further, it asserted that NPF was not raising these two issues because they were an opposition party, but because the government of the day should take decisions for the welfare of the people. The NPF also warned that the future of the Naga people should not be politicized just for the sake of the chair and funds.

HSLC (compartmental) exam result

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE) has informed all concerned that the provisional result of the HSLC (compartmental) examination 2018, which was held from June 11-16, 2018, will be declared in the afternoon of July 11, 2018. In a notification, NBSE chairperson,

Asano Sekhose said the result would be made available in the board’s website www.nbsenagaland.com and the office notice board. All centre superintendents of the compartmental examination 2018 have been informed to collect the Marksheets & Marksheet cum Certificate from July 11-13, 2018 during office hours.

Indradhanush task force holds meeting

State Task Force meeting for extended Mission Indradhanush underway in Kohima on July 9. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: The State Task Force meeting for extended Mission Indradhanush under Gram Swaraj Abhiyaan was held at the Conference Hall, Office of the Commissioner & Secretary, Health & Family Welfare, Kohima on July 9. According to DIPR, while presenting a slideshow review of the preparedness for Extended MISIO(UIP) & SMO, WHO, Visasieü Kire said that the main objectives of Mission Indradhanush was to rapidly saturate the identified

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115 aspirational districts and thereafter sustain them through routine immunization. All children and pregnant women should receive all due vaccines with special focus on children up to 2 years of age. She said three rounds of Mission Indradhanush will be conducted in aspirational districts where the 1st round is scheduled from July 16. Inter departmental coordination will be the key to succeed, she added. In Kiphire district the first round will continue for 17 days. 16 villages have

been selected by MOHFW and training for medical officers, BPMs and FLWs have been conducted. The head count in all the villages were completed on July 6. Mission Director, NHM, Kevichiisa Medikhru delivered the opening remarks while commissioner & secretary, Health & Family Welfare, Himato Zhimomi gave the closing remarks. Allied departments also participated in the State Task Force meeting.

Chairman, Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, K. M. Hanumantharayappa accompanied by scientists from Central MugaEri Research & Training Institute, Ladaigarh, Jorhat and Regional Sericulture Research Station, Assam, along with a team of State Officials visited the Post-Cocoon Sector in Nagaland at New Chungtia and Sabangya on June 25. (DIPR)

Mokokchung DPDB discusses Mini Hornbill

DIMAPUR: The Mokokchung District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) meeting was held at Conference Hall of the ADC Planning on July 9 with DPDB chairman and advisor, Imnatiba chairing the meeting. DIPR reports that the advisor informed the members that the Mini Hornbill Festival was one of the many initiatives of the PDA government, taken with an objective to promote unity among the people and to give the state greater exposure. Minister for Urban Development & Municipal Affairs, Metsubo Jamir who also attended the meeting said that Tsungremmong, one of the most important festivals of the Aos, will be clubbed with the Mini Hornbill festival giving more meaning to the celebration. He called upon all the government departments and the NGOs to come forward and participate by contributing ideas for the success of the festival.

Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung who is also the chairman of the Mini Hornbill Festival in the district presented the committee meeting minutes in connection with the festival in Mokokchung which was fixed to be held from August 1 to August 3. The house also discussed the deteriorating road conditions of NH-2, Tuli Sector and the concer ned depar tment informed the members that due to litigation in the court owing to price escalations, the department was not in a position to interfere. The house advised the department to sort things out with the contractors so that normal life would not be affected. Taking note on the non-availability of fish in the market due to the recent ban imposed on fish supply after formalin was detected in the fish, the board agreed in principal to encourage and find ways to invite local fish producers to the market

Disability seminar held in Wka, Mkg

Organizers and participants of the Wokha Awareness Camp & Seminar on Disability program.

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Parents’ Association for the Disabled (NAPAD) conducted an Awareness Camp & Seminar on Disability Program at Lotha Tribal Council hall, Wokha town on July 6. The programs were aimed at sensitizing various church leaders, faith based organizations & other civil societies on the issue of disabilities so that they may, in turn, disseminate the information and sensitize society. A press release from NAPAD stated that, the participants were pastors and members of Wokha To w n L o t h a B a p t i s t

Church, Christian Revival Church, Pentecost Church, Assembly of God Church, Police Baptist Church and Nepali Baptist Church. The president and members of the Lotha Hoho also attended the program. A similar program was also conducted at Chang Baptist Church, Mokokchung town in collaboration with the CURE Foundation, Mokokchung on July 7. Participants of the program were the AKM student’s body, pastors & church leaders from different denominations, newspaper reporters, PwDs & parents. In both the programs, Kapochu-O Naleo, general

secretary, NAPAD delivered the key note address and highlighted the various activities of NAPAD. Resource person Mary Lotha, special educator spoke on the topic “What is disability?” and highlighted the various types of disabilities and inclusion of PwDs. Resource person Tongpang L Jamir, master trainer, Nagaland State Legal Services Authority & Legal Advisor of NAPAD spoke on the topic, “Legal Rights of Persons with Disabilities”. He highlighted various legal provisions on rights and entitlements of PwDs.

Wokha DPDB deliberates on State trg for PLVs underway in Kohima implementing quality education

Mhathung Yanthan, Mhonlumo Kikon, Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon and others at the Wokha DPDB meeting on July 9. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: District Planning and Developmental Board, Wokha, held its meeting on July 9 at the ADC’s Conference Hall, Bhandari. A DIPR report said that while reviewing the last meeting minutes, ADC Wokha Mhathung Tsanglao said that the Lotha Eloe Hoho and EE, PHED were included as co-opted K Y M C

members for the Clean and Plastic Free Zone, Wokha campaign. Vice chairman and DC, Wokha, Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon, welcomed the officers who were recently transferred to Wokha district. The DRDA Department, highlighted its activities in the district under NRLM. The nil result in the

HSLC 2018, from GHS Longsa and GHS Changsu were also deliberated. Chair man, DPDB Wokha and advisor for Science & Technology, IT & Communication and NRE, Mhonlumo Kikon, in his opening remark, said that the DEO Wokha should bring out a detailed report on the performance of the teachers In-charge,

the teachers and the status of the mentioned schools. He told the meeting that nil results should not be repeated in the future. Advisor for Horticulture, Mhathung Yanthan highlighted various agendas involving the needs of 39 Sanis A/C, where it was decided that the concerned department heads would submit their proposals in the next DPDB meeting for approval and action thereof. He also mentioned that the state government will observe an Amur Falcon Conservation week in the district with various activities in the first week of November in the line with the celebration of a Mini Hornbill Festival. On the completion of 75 years by GHSS Wokha and its upcoming Jubilee celebration, the chairman said that the interest and progress of the school was not only the look out of the school management but was partly the of responsibility of all local citizens.

DIMAPUR: A two-day state refresher training for Para-Legal Volunteers (PLVs) organized by Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) in collaboration with Control Arms Foundation of India & Multiple Action Research Group (MARG), New Delhi supported by the European Union commenced at the ATI on July 9. A press release by NSLSA Kohima, public relations assistant stated that, Justice L.S. Jamir, in his inaugural speech, sent out a strong message to not use the name of the NSLSA for personal gain. He said that such misuse of its name would not be tolerated. He stated that PLVs were the bridge between the grass root and the legal services authority and also the backbone of the legal services authority. He therefore urged the PLVs to be aware of the problems of the people and use the knowledge gained from the training to make the legal services a grand success. He also released the NSLSA quarterly newsletter. Anju Talukdar, executive director MARG explained that the Multiple

Action Research Group (MARG) was working on legal empowerment to make people learn about their rights and to teach people the skills of using the law to enjoy their rights. She pointed out that quality should not be compromised when it came to access to justice. In this regard, she said that the PLVs had a key role to play in helping the system function. The chairperson of

the program, Mezivolu T. Therieh, NJS, member secretary NSLSA delivered the welcome address, while Akumla Longchari, state coordinator NSLSA pronounced the vote of thanks. The resource persons for the two-day training are Zaiba Anjum, local coodinator, MARG, Ambalika, program coordinator, MARG and Anju Talukdar, executive director MARG.

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the occasions, her husband had facilitated the MLA. The woman has accused the MLA of trying to take her to Guwahati, but had to give up the plan after she threatened to commit suicide. The woman alleged that she was not allowed to go out of the house by her husband and could not lodge a police earlier as was forcibly confined to the house. The Algapur MLA, dismissed the allegation, saying, “It is totally baseless and a conspiracy against me.” He said the woman had met him along with her husband to settle their family problem and he had no connection with her.

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR NAGALAND S/C No. 110/18 NOTICE NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-I OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925. Whereas applicant under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late N. Alemba Phom has been applied by Smti L. Ajungla W/o Lt. N. Alemba Phom, R/o H.No. 302, Aokong Colony, Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of: 1. Service & Pension benefits 2. SBI A/C 3. Life Insurance who expired on 30.06.2018. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 9th Aug 2018. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 9th July 18. PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR: NAGALAND DP-5096

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With immense pride and honour, the Shena Old Students' Union would like to congratulate Mr. Hoito Kits on being promoted to Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) Department of Soil & Water Conservation, Nagaland. The Union further prays for God's wisdom, good health and wishes you all the very best in your future endeavour. Anaholi Achumi General Secretary, SOSU

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run since the North Eastern states, particularly Nagaland, with meagre resources look to the NEC and DONER to come to supplement our resources to implement important projects and programs. “The projects sanctioned during 2017-18 were meticulously selected by the State as priority and were also retained and sanctioned by NEC after thorough scrutiny... If the projects are to be put on hold, it will eventually lead to cost escalation which is not admissible under NEC guidelines. Further, it may attract litigation from various quarters,” Rio said. Echoing his counterparts, Arunachal Pradesh chief minister Pema Khandu urged Home Minister Rajnath Singh to sort out the matters holding up of projects sanctioned during 2017-18. Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal has suggested that NEC should release fund in two installments in lumpsum for a year instead of scheme wise release.

village under Kamjong police station of Kamjong district early today morning, around 9.20 am. Police identified the deceased as N Subash Singh (rifleman no. 3101952) of C Coy of 31 Assam Rifles, a native of Manipur’s Khangabok village of Thoubal district. The injured personnel have been evacuated at Leimakhong Army hospital, the source added. They said that the IED exploded when Assam Rifles troopers were on a routine foot patrol near the Manipur sector of IndoMyanmar border pillar no. 96. Rifleman Subash Singh body was found partially

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IMPHAL, Jul 9: Agitating students, teachers and staff of Manipur University started a relay hunger strike at the gate of the varsity campus here demanding the removal of vice chancellor Prof Adya Prasad Pandey, as the impasse in the university entered its 40th day. Members of the agitating Manipur University Students’ Union (MUSU), Manipur University Staffs Association (MUSA) and Manipur University Teachers’ Association (MUTA) jointly staged the relay hunger strike inside the university campus starting from 11 a.m. The relay hunger strike will continue till July 21 as resolved at a joint meeting of the three bodies, MUSU president M Dayaman told reporters at the protest site. He warned that if their demand for removal of the VC was not met by July 21, then they will be compelled to other intensified forms of agitation. Meanwhile, a press statement was issued yesterday by the office of the Public Relations Officers (PRO) of Manipur University said all forms of

An automatic rifle damaged by the blast. (NP)

mutilated. The blast was so powerful that it created a pit of around three feet in diameter. RPF, through a e-mail statement late evening, claimed the attack saying

that it was performed by cadres of PLA under its Tactical Command saying that it was part of armed campaign to free Manipur from the colonial yoke of India.

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925)

In the Court of Shri. Albert Ezung Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

In the Court of Shri. Albert Ezung Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Tulshi Ghosh Deceased, has been filed by Bipul Ghosh, relation Brother R/o. H.No. GB-91 Westyard Colony to draw his Landed Property etc, who expired on 24.5.16. Covered by Patta No. 410, Dag No. 445, Block No. 7, Mouza No. 2. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 30/7/18. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 29 day of 6/18. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland. DP-5103

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Sunil Dey Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Rina Dey, relation wife R/o. H.No. 272 Chattiswary Colony to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct, Landed Property etc, who expired on 7.3.18. Landed property covered by Patta No. 821, Dag No. 27/866, Block No. 7, Dimapur Town. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 3/8/18. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 2 day of 7/18. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland. DP-5101

AFFIDAVIT

I, Nagaho Aye, R/o. Lotovi Village, Kuhuboto, Dist-Dimapur: Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That I was taking care of Smt. Aviholi, as her guardian since she was an orphan. 3. That she has abandoned me and is staying outside Nagaland, but continue to use my name as her father. 4. That I declare that Smt. Aviholi, is not my daughter and henceforth any untoward incident, deeds of her in future shall not be my responsibility. 5. That this declaration is made to aver the above statements. VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the above statements made in para 1-5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me. NOTARY PUBLIC Regd. No. 1115/2018, Date 09/01/2018

LAZAMI VILLAGE COUNCIL

Pughoboto Sub-Division, Dist. Zunheboto, Nagaland ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Lazami Village Council and the general public would like to express our profound gratitude to Shri. I.V.Chishi, Chief Electrical Inspector, Department of Power, Kohima, Nagaland and his team of staff for organising Model Energy Efficient Campaign at Lazami Village on 22nd June 2018. We thank the team for providing 20 sets of street light and 2 set of LED Bulb and Tube light to every household. The Village Council also thank Shri. Vitolu Swu, SA Power Nagaland Civil Secretariat for taking initiative to avail the scheme and making the campaign a grand success. The Village Council acknowledges the Good deed shown and further wishes them untiring services towards humanity. Yikuto Achumi Chairman Lazami Village Council

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER TUENSANG : NAGALAND (GAB/LR Branch)

Dated Tuensang the 4th July 2018

PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas this office has received Sale Deed made in Affidavit for change of ownership that Shri. P. Nokden Chang, S/O Pangjongsopo has purchased a plot of land measuring 60 x 40 fts against Permit NO. 536/ TSG from Shri. H. Mongko Chang, S/O Humang Chang. Notice is hereby issued that objection if any, may be given in written within 30 (Thirty) days time from the date of publication of this notice by any claimants to the office of the undersigned, otherwise change of ownership will be taken up after the expiry of the above mentioned period/date line. L. Jamithung Lotha Deputy Commissioner

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NOTE OF GRATITUDE All Ranks and files of NDPP party and supporters of 25 Mongoya Assembly Constituency heartily welcome the cabinet decision of PDA Government for appointing Shri Alemtemshi Jamir IAS (Retired Chief Secretary Nagaland) to the post of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Investment and Development Authority of Nagaland (IDAN) We highly appreciate Shri Neiphiu Rio , Hon’ble Chief Minister of Nagaland for his wisdom to bring in certain Development from India and abroad which ever is possible. It is a sign of progress and economic growth for Naga People as Nagaland state budget alone cannot meet the interest and aspiration of the Naga people because of the limited resources. Since our state lack social and infrastructural development, we need to create an investment scenario to change the local primitive working system. We also heartily congratulate Shri Alemtemshi Jamir for the new assignment, he is the right person for the right job. We wish him success and Good health in his new Endeavour. On behalf of NDPP Party & Supporters 25 Mongoya Assembly Constituency. (L. Bendangwati) Election Agent. For Shri Alemtemshi jamir. NDPP candidate.

agitation within the university campus be stopped as it infringes the code of conduct of the university’s ordinance and asked the protesters to “refrain from unlawful acts”. The release created ‘controversy’ as the university does not have PRO at the moment and the release was not signed by any individual. Asserting that there was no PRO in the Manipur University, a joint statement of MUSU, MUTA and MUSA alleged that the statement was issued by VC Prof AP Pandey in the guise of PRO. MUTA president I Tomba Singh said issuing of press statement under

the office of PRO when the University itself has no PRO amounts to “continuation of indulging in false fabrication” by Pandey to “mislead” the public. On the other hand, an emergency executive meeting of MUTA convened today resolved to expel registrar-in-charge of MU from being a member of the MUTA with immediate effect. MUTA decided to expel registrar-in-charge prof M Shyamkesho Singh after a threadbare discussion on his anti-university activities and in view of his “dogged refusal to respond to the advice of his parent association (MUTA)”, a statement of the MUTA said.

CORRIGENDUM At the North East Cultural Competitions organised by Dimapur Bangali Samaj on June 17, 22, 23 and 24 at Shree Shree Ram Thakur Sevashram premises, an inadvertent error occurred. In group ‘D’ Shri Ngukavi Zhimo, an artist from Sumi Community, winner of N. E. Beat of Hearts and performer at Hornbill Festivals, participated and rendered a Bengali Classical song sung by the great Singer Late Manna Dey. He secured jointly second position but due to inadvertent, his name did not figure in the list of winners. When the error was detected by the committee members, Mr. Ngukavi was invited to the venue on 6th July 2018 and he was honoured with the prize and the certificate by the President of the Samaj in the presence of the Committee members and others. The committee members regretted the unintentional mistake and wished the artist success in his efforts. N.Barua Finance Secretary Dimapur Bangali Samaj

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER ZUNHEBOTO

Dt. Zbto the 11/06/2018

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Shri/Smti Anatoli V Yeptho of North Point Colony Zunheboto, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/ Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Vikato V Yepthomi, has expired on 11 Aug. 2016. 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 issued of the same. Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

I, Shri. Subongchiden, S/o Nungsangtemjen presently resident at Merangkong Village, P.O. Tuli, District Mokokchung in the State of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :1. That, my name was inadvertently entered Supongchiden Jamir in my Saving Account Pass book. Acct No - 33622001764 2. That my name Subongchiden and Supongchiden Jamir are one and same person. 3. That my father's name was inadvertently entered Nungsangtemjen Jamir in my Saving Account Pass Book. 4. That my father's name Nungsangtemjen and Nungsangtemjen Jamir are one and same person. That henceforth, my name shall be used as Subongchiden, S/o Nungsangtemjen in my Official and relevant documents. I do hereby certify that the statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief, and signed this declaration before the 1st Class Magistrate Court Tuli, on 4th July' 2018. Deponent Registration No. Judl-16/2018/233 First Class Magistrate Date of Registration : 04/07/18 Tuli : Nagaland DP-5074

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Students and teachers during the relay hunger strike stage on Monday. (NP)

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DECLARATION

Date : 21/03/2016

I, Shri YANGULIE THEUNUO @ YANGULIE ANGAMI S/o Shri /Lt ZATUO aged about 40 years, permanently resident CHIECHAMA Village, Dist – Kohima, Nagaland, presently residing at Daklane Colony Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am the citizen of India. 2. That my actual/correct name is YANGULIE THEUNUO and also known by the name YANGULIE ANGAMI as such, in some of my important documents my name has been recorded as YANGULIE THEUNUO in some other as YANGULIE ANGAMI the word THEUNUO is my tittle, ANGAMI is the name of my tribe hence, the above stated name YANGULIE THEUNUO and YANGULIE ANGAMI represents the same person i.e Myself. 3. That the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge and no material facts has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 21st March 2016. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above mentioned named on this day 21st March 2016 MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC K-2032

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Diphu, Jul 9: Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) will be carrying out an eviction drive from Diphu market to Matipung locality. This drives comes after the KACC found that the revenue department of KAAC had issued land pattas by flouting existing norms and most of the PWD land has been encroached upon. The decision was taken at the meeting convened by chief executive member of KAAC Tuliram Ronghang on June 8. The eviction drive will be carried out along the roadside from first Police Point (near Vishal Mart up to Matipung locality). It will carried out by PWD officials and Revenue Department. The meeting was attended by KAAC leaders, EM Amarsing Tisso, MAC Ramsing Timung, principal secretary Mahadananda Hazarika, deputy secretary Michael Timung, additional chief engineer PWD Pawan Terang, executive engineer, water resource department Miji Kro, D.F.O Jaganath Rongpi, and officials of PWD department.

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The Shena Old Tughalomi Kuqhakulu (SOTK) with profound gratitude to our Almighty God conveys its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Z Hoito Kits Achumi on being promoted to the post of SDO in the Department of Soil and Water Conservation, Nagaland. The Kuqhakulu wishes him all the very best in his future endeavour DP-5076

IMPHAL, Jul 9: An Assam Rifles jawan was killed and three other injured in an improvised explosive device (IED) explosion near Indo-Myanmar border in Manipur’s Kamjong district on Monday, Manipur based rebel group, Revolutionary People’s Front (RPF) owned up the attack saying it was performed by cadres of its armed wing People Liberation Army (PLA) under its “Tactical Command”. Three other soldiers were also injured in the explosion suspected to have been carried out by a rebel group at Kangpat Khunou

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AR jawan killed, 3 injured in Manipur blast

Man held for facilitating Assam MLA to rape wife Hailakandi (Assam), Jul 9 (PTI): A man has been arrested after his wife complained to the police that he had helped an Assam MLA in raping her twice in May, police said today. The man was arrested from Azara area in Guwahati on July 7 and was produced in the CJM’s Court in Hailakandi, which remanded him to five days in police custody. The woman had complained to the police on July 6 that AIUDF MLA, Nijam Uddin Choudhury, had raped her at Hailakandi circuit house on May 19 and later at her house on May 23, police said, adding she claimed that on both

“The decision of DoNER ministry and the NEC led to a sense of disquiet among the North Eastern states and has disheartened the state government departments who have spent considerable time, effort and money in the preparation of Detailed Project Reports for these projects.” In the spirit of federal structure, any important decision on change of approach and guidelines must be taken at the plenary session of the NEC. Therefore, pending any further decision which should be decided in the plenary session for any modification of guidelines or change approach,” Sangma said urging the ministry of DoNER and the NEC to review the recent decisions and to continue providing financial assistance. Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio said the decision of the Expenditure Finance Committee (EFC) to put on hold all the new projects sanctioned from April 2017 onwards may not prove beneficial in the long

KAAC to carry out eviction drive in Diphu

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SHILLONG, JUL 9: Chief Ministers of the north-eastern states on Monday appealed to Home Minister Rajnath Singh to review their recent decisions to put on hold developmental projects sanctioned by North Eastern Council (NEC), the regional planning body, to meet the development needs of the region. “We welcome the proposal to reposition NEC into a conflict resolution, development planning and knowledge hub for the Northeast and rolling out of new scheme for 2018-2020 is a welcome step, but such decision is expected to be determined by the plenary meeting of the NEC,” Mizoram Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla said addressing the 67th plenary meeting here in Meghalaya. Thanhawla, expressed disappointment with the central government’s decision on the new NEC scheme bypassing the plenary Council which is considered to be

the highest decision making authority for the NEC. He said that Rs 4,500 crore earmarked for the new NEC scheme for the whole North Eastern States during 2017-18 to 2019-2020 is going to be too less to have a meaningful impact for the region’s development. “The earmarked funds include Rs 2,357 crore for committed liabilities of ongoing projects, Rs 1,000 crore for North Eastern Road Sector Development Scheme (NERSDS), and Rs 640 crore for NLCPR liabilities. However there is no fund left for new projects during the new scheme. It is highly doubtful that the region can be made an engine of growth with such a meagre investment from the Centre,” Thanhawla said. Meghalaya chief minister Conrad Sangma said the recent decision of the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region and the NEC will have a dampening effect on the socio-economic development of the North Eastern States.

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OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT, 2ND NAP BATTALION ALICHEN : MOKOKCHUNG

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The Chümoukedima Village Council hereby serves the last pubic information that since 4th June 2018 Land Registration/Renewal for Chümoukedima Town jurisdiction is under progress as per the schedule published earlier in all the local papers. So all plot-holders are asked to come and do the Registration/Renewal on time. Any body failing to come and do the same on time, shall be held responsible by themselves. And the council shall not entertain case of defaulters under any circumstances until the next renewal time.

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Woman given ‘Godman’ link suspected in UP govt draws flak for ‘compulsory triple talaq over burnt roti in UP illegal confinement of 67 minors retirement’ order for babus in 50s

L U C K N OW, J ul 9 (AGENCIES): Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath led Uttar Pradesh government is facing flak for its order to introduce “compulsory retirement” for employees aged 50 years and above if they are found neglecting their duty. Around four lakh employees out of a total of 16 lakh working with the state government would come under the ambit of the screening for the order. A detailed report of the work and performance of the employees would have to be submitted by department heads by July 31. Employees are however claiming that these are attempts aimed at harassing government servants. “It will not be tolerated,” president of the UP Secretariat Employees’ Association, Yadavendra Mishra said adding that a meeting would be held to discuss the order and decide the future course of action. The employees might even go on strike if the

Yogi Adityanath state government goes ahead with the exercise to force out senior government employees. The order, dated July 6, has been marked to the additional chief secretary, the principal secretaries and the secretaries in the government. “You all (departmental heads) should complete screening of all the employees above 50 years of age for compulsory retirement by July 31. For considering 50 years of age, the cut off date will be March 31, 2018,” a government order issued by Additional Chief

Secretary Mukul Singhal read. “It means employees who have completed 50 years by this date will be considered for screening,” the order said. It also said that according to r ules, any gover nment employee -- whether temporary or permanent -- can opt for retirement. While such orders have been in vogue since 1986, they were not being implemented in letter and spirit by several departments. Quoting original Rule 56 of the Finance Handbook, the order said that the appointing authority, at any given time, can retire temporary or permanent government employees by giving notice after attainment of 50 years of age. The time period of this notice will be three months. It also quoted the order issued by the state personnel department on October 26, 1986, which while giving guidelines for

the same, defined in detail the structure of the screening committee. Following this, orders were passed in 1989, 2000 and 2007 as well for the implementation of the same. CM Adityanath has said that his government will not allow corrupt or non-performing officials to remain in service as they are a liability and affect good governance, a senior official said. mmediately after taking over as the chief minister last year, Adityanath had said that he would be strict in duty timings and officials needed to be punctual. Adityanath had ordered for a similar exercise last year in May-June to screen IAS and IPS officers who had crossed the age of 50. The exercise was aimed at giving voluntary retirement to those who were found corrupt or non-performing. However, none of them was forced to retire despite a list being submitted to the government, officials said.

Jaipur, Jul 9 (PTI): An FIR was registered after 67 minor girls were rescued from a hotel in Rajsthan’s Rajsamand district last week, the police said today, even as a member of the state Commission for Protection of Child Rights asserted that the incident is linked to self-styled godman Virendra Dev Dixit’s ashram. The girls, aged between five and 16 years, hailing from Nepal, and many Indian states, including Chhattisgarh, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, were rescued from the hotel by a joint team of the police and the children welfare committee (CWC) on July 4. The police have said they are probing if the organisation that had wrongfully confined the girls had links to Dixit. “We have registered an FIR against unnamed accused. We are investigating whether the organisation that wrongfully confined the girls has links to Virdendra Dev Dixit,” SHO Rajnagar police station Dinesh Kumar said.

Police said they are probing if the case had links to selfstyled godman Virendra Dev Dixit (pictured). S P Singh, a member of Rajasthan State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, said the organisation that illegally confined the minors was linked to the ashram of self-styled godman Dixit. “The links of organisation that wrongfully confined the girls at a hotel have been found with the ashram of absconding spiritual guru Virendra Dev Dixit,” Singh told PTI. He said that they have written to the respective states to which the girls belong, in order to verify the identity of the girls so that they can be handed over to their bio-

logical parents only. Singh said that the girls had been secretly shifted from Sirohi to Rajsamand district. According to the police, the 67 girls were rescued from Raj Mahal Hotel under Rajnagar police station limits last Wednesday. The girls belonged to Nepal and India’s Haryana, Assam, Bengal, Odisha, Delhi, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Punjab, Tamil Nadu and Sikkim states. The rescued girls have been temporarily kept at a shelter home run by Asra Vikas Sansthan in Rajsamand. The CWC had lodged a complaint with the Rajnagar police station, following which an FIR was registered against unnamed accused under IPC sections 342 (wrongful confinement), 370 (buying or disposing of any person as a slave), 370 (5) (trafficking of more than one person) and sections 42, 75 of Juvenile Justice Act on July 7.

Banda (UP), Jul 9 (PTI): A woman has complained to police that she was given triple talaq and forced to leave her husband’s house because a roti she had prepared got burnt. The incident had happened in Pahretha village of Mahoba district and it came to light after the 24year-old woman registered a complaint with the police yesterday, ASP Banshraj Yadav said. On the basis of her complaint, a case of domestic violence will be registered the husband, he said. The woman, who got married last year, also alleged that her husband had inflicted burn injuries on her with cigarettes three days before ‘divorcing’ her by way of triple talaq, the police said. The Supreme Court had on August 22 last year struck down triple talaq, calling the practice unconstitutional and in violation of Article 14 of the Constitution, which provides for equality before the law.

Amarinder clarifies on dope 35k cr deposited into farmers’ Prez must drop Jayant Sinha, test of government employees accounts last year: Chouhan Giriraj Singh from cabinet: CPI

Amarinder Singh (file) ing police personnel. Amarinder also ordered various steps to be taken for further augmenting the government’s efforts to ensure strict enforcement of the drug laws, as well as better systems for prevention, de-addiction and rehabilitation, according to an official spokesman. The Punjab government had ordered mandatory dope test on all its employees including police officials. The decision had at-

tracted criticism from various quarters, including government employees, who have accused the ruling dispensation of targeting them. The chief minister today said the government will pursue its Enforcement-De-Addiction-Prevention (EDP) strategy with vigour in order to eliminate the drug menace from the state. Besides making SHOs accountable for ridding villages of the menace in their respective areas in a time-bound manner, the chief minister also ordered expediting of pending drug-related cases. It will be the responsibility of the SDMs and DSPs, along with the SHOs concerned, to ensure that their respective areas are totally drug free, said the chief minister.

Dewas, Jul 9 (PTI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that his government had deposited over Rs 35,000 crore into the accounts of farmers as part of various state-run schemes over the past one year. He was speaking at a “Kisan Mahasammelan” organised here yesterday where he distributed approval letters to beneficiaries of various state and Central welfare schemes. “Financial assistance of about Rs. 35,000 crore under various schemes has been deposited in the bank accounts of farmers in Madhya Pradesh during the last one year,” Chouhan said. He said that the state government had carried out the “impossible” work of connecting the Kshipra River with the Narmada in order to enhance irrigation facilities. “With the blessings of the Narmada, potable water is convenient-

ly available at Dewas today. An irrigation scheme has also been prepared for the Narmada-Kalisindh Part-I and Part-II and NarmadaGambhir Part-I and Part-II (river linking projects),” Chouhan said. Similarly, the Narmada Malwa-Kshipra Part-II linking work will be developed which would provide irrigation facilities to 14.20 lakh acres of land in Dewas, Ujjain, Shajapur and Agar districts in various stages, he said. Chouhan stated that the entire pattern of crops will change in these districts in the next five years after this irrigation arrangement. The chief minister also performed bhoomi-poojan (foundation stone-laying ceremony) of three roads, estimated to cost Rs. 34.81 crore, under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana.

Heavy rains cripple Mumbai; 300 stuck at residential area in Palghar Mumbai, Jul 9 (PTI): H e av y m o n s o o n r a i n s lashed the megapolis and its neighbouring areas, flooding streets, rail tracks and crippling life in the city. Around 300 people were stuck at their homes in Vasai town of the adjoining Palghar district due to waterlogging in the area. The downpour -- the highest of the season so far in a day -- caused traffic jams as many roads and streets in Mumbai were flooded and people were seen wading through knee-deep water. Vehicles on many roads were seen crawling because of rain and low visibility,

while potholes compounded the problem. Maharashtra Education Minister Vinod Tawde declared a holiday today for schools and colleges in Mumbai due to heavy downpour. The Mumbai University said examinations will be rescheduled for students who could not appear for it today. The issue of heavy rains and its impact also figured in the Maharashtra Legislature’s proceedings today. The state government ordered an inquiry into the flooding of the state legis-

lature complex in Nagpur after heavy rains last week. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis told the Legislative Assembly that the inquiry would ascertain loopholes in arrangements for the monsoon session and whether problems were deliberately left unattended. Nagpur is hosting the monsoon session of the state Legislature, but on Friday both the Assembly and the Council were adjourned for the day, shortly after convening, due to a power blackout caused by rains. NCP leader Ajit Pawar sought to know at whose insistence the session was

CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF HORTICULTURE Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmer’s Welfare Ministry of Agriculture & Farmer’s Welfare, Government of India Medziphema : Dimapur Nagaland Tele : 03862-247707, Fax: 03862-247088 E-mail : directorcih-ngl@gov.in. Website: www.cihner.gov.in SHORT TENDER NOTICE (Second call)

CIH/NER(G)/33/2017-2018/211 Dated : 06-07-2018 Sealed tenders are invited from experienced and reputed Manpower Agencies for outsourcing of the services of Daily Wage worker for executing the work in the field of horticultural crops at Central Institute of Horticulture, GOI, MOA&FW, DAC&FW, Medziphema, Nagaland as per the brief details as shown below : a) Management of existing floriculture/vegetable crops/nursery in the poly houses b) Management of existing and new block of plantation crops under CIH farm. Tender form with complete details of job may be downloaded from the Institute Website http://www.cihner.gov.in/ and Central Public Procurement Portal http://eprocure.gov.in/epublish/app or collected from the office of the undersigned with a payment of Rs.1000.00 (non refundable) by Demand Draft/Banker Cheque in favour of Director, CIH, payable at SBI Main Branch, Dimapur. The authority reserves the right to reject any bidders of all the quotations in whole or in part without assigning any reason thereof. The duly filled tender document with Demand Draft/ Banker Cheque should be submitted to the undersigned on or before 14th August, 2018 by 01:00 PM and it will be opened on 14th August, 2018 at 03:00 PM. Director Incharge

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being held in Nagpur during rains, while Leader of Opposition in the state Assembly, Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, said taxpayers’ money was wasted since the day’s proceedings of the House got washed out on July 6 Patil demanded that the chief minister apologise to the people of Nagpur for this. At the Legislative Council, Shiv Sena MLC Neelam Gorhe sought information about the “dangerous bridges” where traffic was stopped. Meanwhile, there was heavy water-logging in the central areas of Kurla, Sion

and Dadar. Mira Road (in adjoining Thane district), and Nallasopara and Vasai (in Palghar district) were largely affected due to the heavy showers. Train services of the Central Railway and Western Railway were slightly delayed due to water-logging on rail tracks in some places, officials said. Some long-distance trains to Gujarat and northern states were halted at Borivali as tracks near Nallasopara and Virar were submerged. The trains left after a delay of about one hour, a spokesperson of the Western Railway said.

Jayant Sinha (L) and Giriraj Singh (file) New Delhi, Jul 9 (PTI): The Communist Party of India (CPI) today urged President Ram Nath Kovind to drop Union ministers Jayant Sinha and Giriraj Singh from the cabinet, alleging that they acted against the spirit of Constitution by “challenging the dictates of Supreme Court”. In a statement, the Left party accused the ministers of supporting those accused of lynching. Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha stoked a controversy after he felicitated eight convicts in the Ramgarh lynching case when they came out of prison on bail last week.

While, Minister of State for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Giriraj Singh paid a visit in jail to those accused of inciting communal violence. “President must drop Jayant Sinha and Giriraj Singh from Union Cabinet, who were not only violating the solemn oath, but also challenging the dictates of the highest court of the country,” the CPI said. The party pointed out that the Supreme Court in its verdict had expressed its strong resentment on mass lynching by so-called cow vigilantes and categorically ordered the central and state governments to stop such inhuman and barbaric acts. The Left party also

alleged that these acts of the ministers were meant to “communalise” the social fabric of the country ahead of the upcoming Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh assembly elections as well as the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. It accused the RSSBJP and its “satellite” organisations of spreading “unfounded rumours” which ignited operations like lynching. The recent incidents in Tripura, Jharkhand, Maharashtra and Assam have resulted in a deep sense of fear among the Muslim minorities and all believers of Indian Constitution and democratic norms, the statement added.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF SOCIAL WELFARE NAGALAND: KOHIMA NO.SW/ICDS/PMMVY-5/2017

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th July, 2018.

PMMVY EXAMINATION NOTIFICATION

As advertised earlier, written examination for the post of : 1. State Programme Coordinator 2. State Programme Assistant 3. District Programme Coordinator 4. District Programme Assistant will be held on Saturday, the 14th July at 9: Am, at the venue allotted against each category/ District: Sl.No

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Those aspiring applicants who could not come personally to submit their application forms are to come and collect their Admit Cards in person on the 13th July 2018, with Photo copies of documents submitted for verification.

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Chandigarh, Jul 9 (PTI): Facing criticism for ordering dope test on all government servants, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today clarified that the workers found positive in test would not be sacked or punished, rather they would be provided treatment and their identities kept confidential. The chief minister also said the government will pay for the treatment of drug addicts who cannot afford it. Chairing a review meeting of the Cabinet Sub-Committee set up to monitor the progress of the government’s anti-drug campaign, Singh directed the chief secretary to formulate guidelines and standard operating procedures (SoPs) for conducting dope test on employees, includ-

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Talibans in Lynchistan

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t is sad but true, that due to the politics of divide and hate, India has been shamed and shocked by rampaging thugs who have lynched around 30 people since 2014 and that rising trend has led to the coining of India as - Lynchistan. It is convenient to blame all on fake news as it hides the true nature of the syndrome that has spread across India. Vigilantism under any pretext- be it to protect cows or anti-child lifting-is a threat on the foundation of India’s constitutional democracy. The lynchings that have taken place, appear to be the consequence of the kind of incitement and abetment that has been raised to dangerous levels. It is also very unfortunate that instead of calling a spade a spade, the Modi government’s dichotomy over the issue of ‘street justice’ as it may; has only made the situation more volatile for the coming days ahead. The lynchings which have taken place find resonance with the extreme rightist ideology and those who have taken it upon themselves to give rise to Talibanism in Lynchistan. When the world expressed shock over the lynching on minority communities and the spate of attacks on members of other religious communities, prime minister Modi invoked Mahatma Gandhi’s name to state that the father of the nation would never have approved such crimes. He also said in 2016 that anti-socials involved in dastardly attacks were masquerading as cow protectors. All that has been said by a person, no less than the most popular and powerful prime minister of the world’s largest democracy, should have not only been noted but practised. Unfortunately, the message that has gone to the folds within the Modi government seem to suggest, that contrary to whatever has been said, they were only for public consumption. In the past too union ministers and MPs spewed hate speeches and the forced response on them from the prime minister, was not to speak out of turn. The message has been lost and was confirmed when union minister of state for civil aviation Jayant Sinha sparked a political row by felicitating eight men convicted in the Ramgarh lynching case. In a photograph the minister was shown welcoming the eight men at his house on the outskirts of Hazaribagh and even garlanding some of them. By felicitating convicted murderers, and offering them public and legal support, union minister Jayant Sinha acknowledges links of BJP with mob lynching and cow vigilantism. A second Union Minister, Giriraj Singh, joined the bandwagon after a show of support for a set of riots-accused leaders, whom he visited at a jail in Bihar’s Nawada. The spate of mob lynchings the series of incidents that have taken place in India during the past four to five years, reveal a shocking trend where self proclaimed defenders and protectors have taken the law into their own hands and murder of around 30 victims This statistical analysis conclusively refutes the online right wing’s counternarrative. It must be made clear, that the BJP cannot be solely blamed for the rising trend since these began to rear their ugly heads since the time of the Congress-led UPA. Those who preach or practise or condone acts of murder , rape or violence belong to the same species no matter whatever political parties they belong to.

DailyDevotion Will You Examine Yourself?

Joshua said to the people, “You cannot serve the Lord…” —Joshua 24:19 Do you have even the slightest reliance on anything or anyone other than God? Is there a remnant of reliance left on any natural quality within you, or on any particular set of circumstances? Are you relying on yourself in any manner whatsoever regarding this new proposal or plan which God has placed before you? Will you examine yourself by asking these probing questions? It really is true to say, “I cannot live a holy life,” but you can decide to let Jesus Christ make you holy. “You cannot serve the Lord…”— but you can place yourself in the proper position where God’s almighty power will flow through you. Is your relationship with God sufficient for you to expect Him to exhibit His wonderful life in you? “The people said to Joshua, ‘No, but we will serve the Lord!’ ” (Joshua 24:21). This is not an impulsive action, but a deliberate commitment. We tend to say, “But God could never have called me to this. I’m too unworthy. It can’t mean me.” It does mean you, and the more weak and feeble you are, the better. The person who is still relying and trusting in anything within himself is the last person to even come close to saying, “I will serve the Lord.” We say, “Oh, if only I really could believe!” The question is, “Will I believe?” No wonder Jesus Christ placed such emphasis on the sin of unbelief. “He did not do many mighty works there because of their unbelief” (Matthew 13:58). If we really believed that God meant what He said, just imagine what we would be like! Do I really dare to let God be to me all that He says He will be?

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Each day of our lives we make deposits in the memory banks of our children. ~ Charles R. Swindoll

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checked into an ayurvedic centre in Haryana for a week. Clean, spartan and strict, it was the ideal place for me…. Except for the flies. I was covered with oil or mud for the better part of the day and showered three times but it seemed to me that I had become a target for all the flies of the district. No one else seemed to have a problem. But walking, sleeping, being massaged or eating, I was brushing away the House Fly, Musca domestica, and its more ubiquitous cousin the Bush Fly, Musca Vetutissima. Why do flies sit on humans? It is so energy expensive for them. They are brushed away a thousand times, swatted, hurt, killed. Why don’t they sit on animals, or furniture? (They do sit on animals, but only those that are hurt and cannot defend themselves.) Since the common housefly doesn’t have any interest in sucking blood, (feeding on open wounds is a different story), you think they’d fly away from humans. After all, we’re a lot larger and more intimidating swatters. The Fly has a very soft, fleshy, sponge-like mouth and when it lands on you and touches your skin, it won’t bite, it will suck up secretions on the skin. It is interested in sweat, proteins,

carbohydrates, salts, sugars and other chemicals and pieces of dead skin that keep flaking off. This type of fly also gets its nutrients from sitting around the eyes of livestock. It is hard to get it from anywhere else on hairy animals, which is also why they land more often on human skin which is comparatively less hairy. Here are some reasons why they land on humans: * They are attracted to carbon dioxide which human beings breathe out. * They are attracted to the heat of the warm body, to sweat and salt, and the more the person sweats the more flies they attract. * Flies feed on dead cells and open wounds . * Oil is an important food for flies . Oily hair is an attractant. * Less hairy skin gives the fly spaces to vomit. A fly vomits on solid food to liquefy it. The house flies taste with their feet so if there is food on the skin, and space to liquefy it, they will land there. * Some body-odours are more attractive to flies than others. This is apart from the quantity of carbon dioxide that is emitted. Houseflies are scavengers .The human body, like some of their favourite food sources -- faeces, food and rotting flesh -- radiates a sense of warmth and

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Maybe it was the oil nourishment. With a voracious appetite, aided by an excellent sense of smell and a pair of complex eyes that covers half its head, the fly lands on us because it is constantly on the hunt for a warm place to eat, defecate, vomit and lay eggs. In order to make the area in and around your home a “no fly” zone take basic preventative measures. If you have a dog make sure you do not leave its faeces out in the open, as dog faeces serves as both buffet and egg depository. Don’t leave food out for too long, pay special attention to kitchen utensils and surfaces, empty your garbage cans regularly and keep an eye out for organic rotting matter. Don’t leave food in pet bowls after they have eaten. Wipe down trash cans from the outside as well. Net all the windows and shut the doors. Check for cracks and holes (particularly around window screens) that they might be using. Unhygienic rubbish tips are a prime flybreeding site, but if garbage

is covered by a layer of soil, preferably daily, this can be avoided. But why are certain people singled out? Could it be the scent in the soap or shampoo? Apparently, sweet fruity smells attract flies because they like sugar. Maybe your skin, mouth and nostrils are moister than others. It is also claimed that flies and gnats migrate to the taller persons in a group. You don’t have to sweat a lot - just more so than the rest of the people in your house to make it more likely for them to land on you. Fruit flies are slightly smaller than the common house fly. They are not interested in human smells but in yeast, so they are attracted to things that are fermenting and can ferment, like sugar, fruit and, of course, actual yeast. So, if you drink alcohol and hang around with people who don’t, or if you use grooming products with alcohol in them, you will attract fruit flies. Don’t eat fruit outside? Switch your

soap if it is fruit smelling. But apart from swatting and waiting for winter , there is little you can do. Blowflies, also known as bottle flies, have metallic green or blue bodies, are large, and make a buzzing sound when they come near. They are really a nuisance for me because they lay their eggs on animals, and my hospitals get thousands of animal patients every week suffering from maggot infestation. There are other flies as well: the Drain fly found in sewage beds whose wings are densely covered in hair and held tent–like over the body when at rest; the Flesh Fly, whose threestriped body looks like a chequer board, lays its eggs on decaying meat or fish or animal flesh. Swatting a fly is so difficult. Their eyes allow them to see all around and they have a sixth sense about danger. According to the California Institute of Technology flies fly within 100 milliseconds of recognizing a threat. Flies have been around since before humans. In the Biblical plague of Egypt, flies represent death and decay. The Philistine God Beelzebub’s name, (often equated with Satan), means Lord of the Flies. In Greek mythology Zeus sent a fly to bite Pegasus, the winged horse, causing his rider Bel-

lerophon to fall back to earth when he was attempting to fly to Mount Olympus the home of the gods. In the Red Indian Navajo religion Big Fly is an important spirit. Many scientists have tried to find out how to use flies constructively. Suggestions range from mass rearing them and using them on animal manure garbage dumps. (Flies are recyclers. They eat scraps and then excrete and turn it into a substance plants can use). Or harvesting their maggots and feeding them to animals. Both these ideas seem insane to me. Ogden Nash’s poem sums up our irritation with this being “God in His wisdom made the fly / And then forgot to tell us why.” Perhaps to keep human populations down by spreading diseases that range from dysentery to typhoid and cholera. During the Second World War the Japanese, under Shiro Ishii, used special Yagi bombs on China. The bombs contained flies coated with cholera bacteria. The bombs thrown in Baoshan in 1942 and Shandong in 1943 killed over 4 lakh people. Anyway now that I am back, my fly demons seem to have lessened. So maybe it was the oil. To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www. peopleforanimalsindia.org

Post-mortem NPF rejoinder to JD (U) Foreign versions of Naga history and its negative effects on Nagas today T

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o begin from a broader perspective, many Christians think that history is not important. They say that the past is not important and we should not live in the past. Many as a result, do not know world history or even their own history and live under the influence the evolution theory and its fantastic version of history. Coming to the Naga context, prior to the advent of the 19th century, our only source of history was our oral history passed down from generation to generation through the Morung institutions. Then came the British imperialist in 1832, and in the face of stiff resistance from the Nagas, their curiosity drove them to Manipuri and Ahom written sources of Naga history. These neighbouring sources were however often biased and one sided. As for delving into real Naga history through Naga sources, the British historians were able to do this only after the establishment of the Naga Dobashi (translators) institution which came into existence after the last battle of Khonoma in 1880. After the British left, Indian imperialist came in the late 1940s. But like the British, they also came to conquer and rule. On their trail, they left thousands of Nagas dead and hundreds of Naga villages burnt to ashes. As a result, Indian writers who began to write about Naga history after the 1964 ceasefire had to write a “cover up “version of Naga history in order to cover up their crimes committed in Nagaland. These versions of Naga history and culture therefore portrayed Nagas as wild head-hunters

and savages whose unlawful activities had to be crushed by the Indian army for the benefit of the Nagas’ themselves who had always been Indians in history. (for example, read Y. D. Gundevia’s book;”War and Peace in Nagaland” or S.C. Dev’s book “Nagaland, the Untold story”). This then was how Naga culture and history was portrayed to India and the world before some Naga historians and authors appeared in the scene very recently. But in spite of these new developments, what greatly surprises one is the fact that even some of our educated history teachers in our own colleges and Universities still don’t know Naga history beyond the British and Indian records! Tragically, many of them still continue to teach these foreign versions of our history to their students. Now, why is knowledge of one’s own history so important for the existence and overall development of a nation? The answer is as simple as that- if a nation does not know its own history; such a nation can be reduced to just some refugees in their own lands. Or to put it from another perspective, such a nation can easily be absorbed by a bigger neighbour nation into the neighbour’s history and identity. Such an “absorbed” nation will then become “subjects” or citizens of a neighbour nation without even realising what was happening to their own identity and history. Can Nagas be so stupid as not to realise that this is exactly what India and Burma has been trying to do to us for all these many years?

Finally, to end with the larger picture that I started with in this article, many Christians all over the world today are intellectually un-aware of the fact that all modern philosophies and political ideologies that have shattered the world from the 20th to the 21st centuries had their origins and inspiration from the theory of evolution that Darwin propounded in the mid 19th century (i.e. The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, 1859). Inspired by this new theory of man’s origins, revolutions were launched worldwide by Scientists, Philosophers, Political thinkers, and Psychologists. In their own respective fields, they reduced mankind into a species of evolved monkeys, political animals, and economic commodities etc. The struggle of human history was portrayed by them as one were all nations were engaged in a desperate fight for the “survival of the fittest.” In conclusion, if we know our own unique history and can connect that history to mainstream world history and the Bible (which is God’s, revelation of human history), then nobody can shake us or absorb us into themselves. But if we are not bothered about our own history, then we will have to be content with other people’s version of our history and ultimately become even “other’s people.” In the wider perspective, the ultimate choice for any nations on earth is whether they want a history connected to a personal God or a history connected to evolution and monkey ancestors. Kaka D. Iralu

he Naga People’s Front lambasted the state JD (U) press statement that appeared in the local dailies on 7th July appealing to accept the clarification given by the Chief Minister, Neiphiu Rio regarding the Naga integration issue. The NPF question the JD (U) as to why NPF should blindly accept the clarification given by Chief Minister of Nagaland on integration of Naga contiguous areas. If the JD (U) is satisfied with the clarification given by CM they should cleared their position without interfering in other political party’s stand. The JD (U) cannot insist the NPF to be satisfied with CM’s clarification. As far as the NPF is concerned the aims and objectives of the NPF constitution, categorically emphasized on integration of contiguous Naga Areas and therefore, it will continue to pursue till it is achieved. The contention of the NPF is that when the Naga National Workers and the Government of India are trying hard to work out the solution, it is too pre-mature to announce by CM of Nagaland that integration is not possible. As for NPF, the clarification given by the NDPP blaming the media as misinterpretation of CM’s statement which later on followed by CM clarification saying that he was simply interpreting Union Home Minister, Rajnath Singh’s view are an attempt to mislead the Naga public and a hurdle on the ongoing peace process. Therefore, the issue is not concluded here and NPF will never consider CM clarification as putting the said issue to rest. However, if the JD (U)

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on behalf of the aggrieved Theological Students hereby express our gratitude and thanks to the retired director of Higher Education Shri. A. M Toshi Jamir for disclosing some of the probable reasons as to why the post matric scholarship to the theological students in our state have been stalled since 2015 onward. As per the disclosure, the following two main points have come to light to be the reasons for the discontinuation of scholarship to the theological students in our state. In other words, in order to get qualified for the theological collages to avail the scholarship for its students, some laid down rules are to be observed. 1. The theological col-

leges should be affiliated to the Senate of Serampore University or otherwise. 2. The complete official procedures are to be fulfilled in the manner of how secular colleges are enabled to get the same entitlement for their students viz:(i) To obtain the order of college registration from the directorate of higher education, Nagaland. (ii) The Non-Objection Certificate (NOC) from the state government. (iii) The permission list from the Nagaland University (NU). Based on the above inputs and clues the colleges are hinted to pursue the facilities to enable their students get the benefit as such. It is reported that there are about 29 theological

colleges in the state presently. And these theological colleges were getting the same facilities prior to the discontinuation of the same atleast for 30 years. In the light of the above reasons it is pertinent to ask: (i) Whether all theological colleges would agree to affiliate their institute with Senate of Serampore University, if not why?. (ii) Are the students whose colleges affiliated to the Senate of Serampore University being provided with the same scholarship?. If not why our Naga Theological Students are denied with the same facilities, whereas the theological students from our neighbouring states whose colleges affiliated to the

Senate of Serampore University are getting the facilities?. Now, the ball is in the court of theological colleges to put heads together to work out and approach the concerned authorities and enlist the names of their students to enjoy the benefits at par with secular students at this juncture and to open up the same avenue for the generation to come on urgent basis. May God bless all the concerned authorities and leaders of our state to extend help together and atleast work out a positive machenism to enable the theological students get their rightful entitlement without delay. Kudethito Lohe, Hope Institute of Theology, Dimapur

Nagaland is satisfied with the clarification given by the Chief Minister, they are welcome to explain their position, but should not expect the NPF to accept the clarification along with them. The NPF seriously view that such a destructive statement coming out from the mouth of the Chief Minister of an important issue, will surely damage the ongoing Peace talks and the future of the Naga people as both the entities are working hard on this contentious issue. Therefore, the NPF deeply concerned with the million-dollar questionable statement of the Chief Minister uttered on 12 June to the media. The NPF also wonder as to why the PDA Government is still keeping silent over the controversial Citizenship Amendment Bill 2016 without clarifying to the people why its Government will not oppose the said Bill. When the whole neighbouring Northeastern states particularly even the BJP rule state, Manipur and Assam is opposing the Bill, the PDA Government have not pointed out the benefit of enforcing the Bill into the Naga soil. The NPF is not raising the two pertinent issues for the sake as an opposition party but the Government of the day should take any decision concerning the Naga society keeping in mind the welfare and the prosperity of its people. Further, the NPF warned that the future of the Naga people should not be politicized just for the sake of the chair and funds. Press Bureau, Naga People’s Front, Central Headquarter, Kohima

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Nagas are so interested to copy the present play. Right after the Fifa ceremony I’ve seen only a few numbers in church as many church members were sleeping due to mid-night match, supporting favourite team, shouting and praying but didn’t remember to spent time in the church. People use to organise many activities to develop young talented people but no organisers to organise religious faith especially for the youths. People dress up like superstar and model even in the church like a fashion show. We are a Christian state, we even believe that we are child of God but we never realize the importance of God in our daily life. We often forget and worship God only in times of helplessness, not in good times. Let’s change this mindset. Only God can protect you, give you a life, wisdom and wealth. You are wealthy, have good health and happiness not because of your own hard work but God has blessed you. M. Bonglang Phom (Balang), Chakhesang Walford Colony, Dimapur

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cided to go for live telecast of its proceedings. Justice Chandrachud said that the live streaming would bring transparency and access to justice. He said the litigants would know what transpired during the hearing of their cases. “I may not be present in the court, yet I will be able to know what is happening,” said Justice Chandrachud while pointing out that clients and litigants have the right to know if a matter was being adjourned and why. “We are only enforcing the principle of opencourt hearing,” the court said. In the course of his submissions, the Attorney General said that the live streaming of the top court’s proceedings would discourage some lawyers from

Six universities to be ‘institutions of eminence’

New Delhi, Jul 9 (AGENCIES): Three private universities - BITS (Pilani), Manipal Academy of Higher Education and Jio Institute - were awarded the status of ‘institutions of eminence’ by the Centre on Monday. Government institutions such as the Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru, and the Indian Institutes of Technology in Mumbai and Delhi were also awarded the status. While IISc was ranked first in the all-India NIRF (National Institutional Ranking Framework) rankings of the government in 2018, IIT Bombay and Delhi were ranked third and fourth in the rankings, respectively. IIT Madras, ranked second, IIT Kharagpur, ranked fifth, JNU, ranked sixth and IIT Kanpur, ranked seven, are not on the list. Manipal was ranked 18th in India by the NIRF and BITS Pilani was ranked 26th. The sur-

prise entry was Jio Institute, which was not found on the NIRF 2018. PTI had reported on March 11, 2018, that Reliance Foundation was planning to establish a university for cutting-edge research and innovation. Union Minister of Human Resource Development Prakash Javadekar tweeted about the decision to select these six institutions: “Yet another landmark initiative of @narendramodi government. The #instituteofeminence are selected by the experts panel and today we are releasing list of six universities -- three each in public and private sector.” The University Grants Commission (UGC) - which is going to be replaced by Higher Education Commission of India (HECI) - and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), will lose the power to regulate these institutions, which are expected to break into the top 500 in the world in a decade.

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Conference alleged that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has resorted to hypocrisy while Mehbooba Mufti kept herself engaged in double speak. “After three years of opportunistic bonhomie they were now indulging in publicly mud-slinging,” he alleged. He said Mehbooba Mufti was now seeking just one inch of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “56 inch chest” for Kashmir. “What stopped her in seeking justice for Jammu and Kashmir during several visits of Narendra Modi to Jammu, Srinagar and Ladakh. Instead, the PDP chief went out of way in heaping praises on Modi,” he added.

Rio calls for redrawing NEC budget (From p-1) Rio stressed on increasing connectivity in Nagaland and pointed out how the proposed Ciethu greenfield airport for Kohima and upgrade of Dimapur airport were yet to take off. Lamenting that there was no direct flight to New Delhi, he sought more flights connecting Dimapur with Guwahati, Kolkata and New Delhi. The chief minister said in the absence of large-scale industries tourism played a major role in socio-economic development of the State and urged NEC to give more fund allocation for tourism sector. He also urged NEC and DoNER for setting up a

tourism & service industry university that would cover all aspects of tourism and service industry like hotel management, civil aviation, tourism management, etc. Rio further requested NEC to establish Regional Institute of Architecture & Planning, Regional Institute of Music, Art & Culture and North East Institute of Skill Development in Nagaland. He once again stressed for changing the current funding pattern of 90:10 for the Northeast to hundred percent financing by the Centre. Rio proposed holding NEC plenary in all Northeastern States on a rotational basis.

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Ko l k at a , J u l 9 (IANS): West Bengal Governor Keshari Nath Tripathi on Monday expressed concern over the health of the Jadavpur University students who are on a hunger strike in protest for the scrapping of admission test for six under-graduate courses. Tripathi’s statement, issued by Raj Bhavan, echoed Vice Chancellor Suranjan Das who also appealed to the students to withdraw their strike and restore normalcy in the university. The Gover nor, as Chancellor of Jadavpur University is “concerned

about the high reputation of the University as also the well-being and health of the students of the University, who are on hunger strike. He has already replied to the letter of the Vice Chancellor on the issues involved”, the statement read. “Governor appeals to the students of Jadavpur University to uphold the prestige of the University and withdraw the strike so that the situation returns back to normalcy,” it added. Earlier in the day, Vice Chancellor Das insisted that as the VC he is obliged to go by the decisions taken by university’s Execu-

tive Council, the highest decision-making body of the institute, and also said he is awaiting a directive from the Governor - the ex-officio Chancellor - on the matter. Das told the agitating students he is in favour of the university’s autonomy and willing to work to safeguard their interests. Around 20 members of Arts Faculty Students’ Union (AFSU) started a hunger strike on July 6, two days after the university decided to do away with the system of holding entrance tests for admission to six under-graduate courses.

credentials. “It doesn’t have a campus, a website or any alumni and it has left behind prominent IITs as well as private players like Ashoka University and OP Jindal Global University. It is yet to be established but will already be marketed as a world class institution by the government. Can’t we see the conflict of interest,” JNU professor Ayesha Kidwai said. “What is Jio Institute? I thought only I didn’t know its eminence but looks like everyone knew of its existence only today,” a Twitter user said. A professor from IISc-Bangalore, which was also accorded the “Institute of Eminence” (IoE) tag, tweeted, “How did @ PrakashJavdekar evaluate this Jio Institute to decide it was better than IIT M or

IIT KGP or so many other Institutions? How can an Institution that is in the process of being set up be declared Institution of Eminence? What are we missing here?” The UGC defended Jio Institute’s inclusion on the grounds that it was selected under rules for greenfield institutions. According to officials, 11 such institutions had applied for the IoE tag and Jio was selected from among them. The gover nment granted “Institutions of Eminence” (IoEs) status to IIT-Delhi, IIT-Bombay and the Bengaluru-based Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in the public sector, and Manipal Academy of Higher Education, BITS Pilani and Jio Institute by Reliance Foundation in the private sector.

Rahul targets Modi on farmers income New Delhi, Jul 9 (IANS): Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Monday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his government’s promise of doubling farmers’ incomes, citing a report where a Chhattisgarh sarpanch claims that officials from Delhi taught a woman farmer to tell Modi she now earns twice as much. However, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman defended her government saying that the conversation was about sitaphal cultivation. “Everyone knows PM tells his ‘Mann ki Baat’. Today it is coming out that he also wants to listen to his ‘Mann ki Baat’ (from others),” he said in a tweet, referring to Modi’s Rahul Gandhi (file) interaction with farmers through video bridge last month as also his monthly radio programme. Attaching a video of a news report that quoted the sarpanch from the state’s Kanharpuri as saying that Chandramani, the woman farmer, had been tutored by team from Agriculture Department from New Delhi, Gandhi also said that Chandramani’s claim of “higher income from agriculture” during her interaction with Modi through video bridge did not seem true.

The university, rated one of the best in the countr y academically, plunged into turmoil after the authorities - apparently under pressure from the West Bengal government - decided to do away with the system of holding entrance tests for admission to six under-graduate courses - Bengali, English, History, comparative literature, political science and philosophy.

Delhi’s peak power demand touches new record at 6,998MW

New Delhi, Jul 9 (IANS): The peak power demand of Delhi broke previous records to hit an all-time high of 6,998 MW on Monday, the State Load Dispatch Centre (SLDC) reported. The peak power demand in Delhi reached a new record at 3.22 p.m. on Monday, which was “sudden and unexpected, though not entirely unpredicted or

unprepared for”, the SLDC said. Last time, the highest point of 6,934 MW was made on June 8. On June 1, the peak power demand of Delhi reached 6,651 MW. Delhi Power Minister Satyendar Jain had said in March that the national capital was expected to witness its highest ever peak power demand of 7,000 MW this year.

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MUMBAI, Jul 9 (Agencies): Life Insurance Corp (LIC), the country’s biggest institutional investor, is said to have sold equities worth about Rs 12,000 crore through the past month, putting in place a judicious and systematic financing plan to raise its stake in the beleaguered IDBI Bank . The LIC’s move was part of a prudent approach to arranging funds for the acquisition, two people familiar with the matter told ET. Equity sales and subsequent purchases of beaten-down stock in staterun lenders such as IDBI Bank should be seen in the broader context of reaping extraordinary long-term returns when the fortunes of public-sector banks revived in the future, one of the two

Mumbai, Jul 9 (PTI): The rupee Monday appreciated further by 15 paise against the US dollar to close at 68.72 on sustained dollar selling by exporters and banks amid a stellar rally in local equities and losses in the greenback. Heavy unwinding of long dollar positions built by speculative traders on the back of extreme weak overseas sentiment predominantly buoyed the home currency, a forex dealer said. Initially, the rupee extended Friday’s rebound to hit a near one-week high before relinquishing early

NOIDA, Jul 9 (Agencies): The world’s biggest mobile factory was launched in Noida near Delhi on Monday by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South Korean President Moon Jae-in. The unit will have a capacity of fabricating 120 million phones a year -- ranging from low-end smartphones that cost under $100 to the company’s flagship S9 model. It will build 10 million phones a month, 70 per cent of which will be earmarked for domestic usage, NDTV reported. Already 40 crore Indians own smartphones, 32 crore people use broadband, the Prime Minister said in his address at the event. The 30 per cent phones for export will help place the country in the Global market, he added. “This step today would

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ing need for China to pave the way for import of cheap Indian cancer drugs. “There is a popular movie now in China called ‘Dying to Survive’. That movie is about zero tariffs imposition on anti-cancer medicines in China,” she said. About the general reduction of tariffs, Hua said, “We have decided to expand our imports as well as opening up. This is what China needs in order to uphold the free trade and against protectionism. This is also in keeping up with our own pace of development and opening up.” “On July 1, the outcome of the round of negotiations under the Asia Pacific Trade Agreement released a document and we have agreed to slash tariffs by 33 per cent. So according to my understanding the slashing of tariffs by the Indian side is also part of this negotiation...We will also impose a negotiated agreed tariff rate on relevant items in accordance with our regulations,” she said.

Mumbai, Jul 9 (PTI): Gold prices rose by Rs 120 to Rs 30,650 per 10 grams at the bullion market here Monday, taking positive lead from global market amid increased buying by local jewellers. Silver too rallied by Rs 365 per kg following increased demand from industrial units. Standard gold (99.5 purity) rose by Rs 120 to end at Rs 30,650 per 10 grams from last Friday’s level of Rs 30,530. Pure gold (99.9 purity) also climbed by a similar margin to finish at Rs 30,800 per 10 grams against Rs 30,680 previously. Silver (.999 fineness) surged by Rs 365 per kg to settle at Rs 39,660 from Rs 39,295 earlier. Globally, gold extended its recovery, touching the strongest in nearly two weeks as the dollar weakened, the Chinese yuan rebounded and some investors reversed their bearish gold bets. Spot gold was up 0.7 per cent at USD 1,262.86 an ounce at early trade, its highest since June 26. Among other precious metals, silver rose 1.2 per cent to USD 16.18 an ounce.

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thorities,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told a media briefing here today. “We believe expansion of imports and slashing of tariffs on anti-cancer medicines will also usher in great opportunities for India and other countries in the region,” she added without providing any further detail. Earlier in May, China had lifted tariffs on the import of cancer drugs. It was not clear whether Hua was referring to that announcement. The May announcement had, however, failed to enthuse Indian companies as they cannot legally market their drugs in China as it requires license from the country’s food and drug administration. India has been demanding opening of China’s IT and pharmaceutical sectors as part of measures to reduce over $51 billion trade deficit in over $84 billion bilateral trade. While announcing the agreement, Hua referred to a new Chinese film on the plight of a leukaemia patient, highlighting the press-

strong gains even as hedgers rushed to short. The rupee had recovered by 8 paise on Friday from alltime closing low of 68.95 on July 5. Maintaining its recovery trend, the domestic unit resumed sharply higher at 68.57 against previous close of 68.87 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (forex) market. However, the domestic currency was unable to capitalise on strong early gains and gradually gave up towards the fag-end trade to hit a session low of 68.80 before ending at 68.72, showing a gain of 15 paise, or 0.22 per cent. Traders were cautious ahead of release of consumer price inflation (CPI) and Index of Industrial production data this week, a dealer said. The RBI, meanwhile, fixed the reference rate for the dollar at 68.7545 and for the euro at 80.4771.

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Beijing, Jul 9 (PTI): India and China have reached an agreement on reduction of tariffs on the import of Indian medicines, particularly cancer drugs, to China, the Foreign Ministry said here on Monday, days after a Chinese movie on a leukaemia patient highlighted the need for paving the way for import of cheap Indian medicines. However, it is not yet clear whether China has agreed to grant licences to Indian companies to sell cancer drug in the huge market here, which could be a major step. About 4.3 million people are diagnosed with cancer annually in China, according to a report of the state-run China Central Television. Indian drugs, specially cancer curing medicines, are in big demand in China as they are far cheaper than their western counterparts. “We have seen China and India have reached agreement on the reduction of tariffs on medicines. For specifics, I will refer you to relevant competent au-

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Mae Sai (Thailand), Jul 9 (Agencies): An aide to the Thai Navy SEAL commander says four boys were brought out of the flooded cave in northern Thailand Monday and the ongoing rescue operation is over for the day. The aide, Sitthichai Klangpattana, didn’t comment on the boys’ health or say how well the operation has gone. A total of eight of the 12 boys have now been brought out of the treacherous cave system by divers, including four who were brought out on Sunday, when the rescue operation began. The boys and their 25year-old coach have been trapped for more than two weeks after heavy rains flooded the kilometers- long cave network made up of caverns connected by tight passages. A total of four ambulances have left the area around the flooded cave in northern Thailand where members of a youth soccer team have been trapped for more than two weeks, suggesting eight of the 13 trapped people have now been extracted. Thai officials have been

tight-lipped about the rescue operation, and would not comment on how many people were removed Monday. On Sunday, teams of divers brought out four of the trapped boys but waited several hours before confirming their safe rescue. Two more ambulances have been seen leaving the site of a flooded cave in northern Thailand where young members of a soccer team and their 25-year-old coach have been trapped for

more than two weeks. That brings to three the number of ambulances that have left the site Monday during the second day of a high-risk operation to bring the boys out of a labyrinth cave system made up of tight passageways and flooded chambers. On Sunday, teams of divers brought out four of the trapped boys but waited several hours before confirming their safe rescue. Authorities have been tightlipped about the prog-

ress of Monday’s operation. Thai authorities are being tight-lipped about who was inside an ambulance seen leaving the site of a flooded cave Monday, as they were the night before when four of the 13 people trapped inside the underground complex were rescued. Multiple calls to senior government officials and military personnel leading the operation to rescue the members of the youth soccer team rang unanswered Monday evening.

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On Sunday, officials waited until several hours after the rescued boys had been transported to hospitals to announce their rescue. As of Monday morning, eight boys and their coach remained in the cave where they have been trapped by floods since June 23. Thai public television has aired live video of a medivac helicopter landing close to a hospital in the city of Chiang Rai, near the site of the cave where a youth soccer team has been trapped for more than two weeks. Medics appeared to remove one person on a stretcher but hid the person’s identity behind multiple white umbrellas. An ambulance was seen leaving the scene immediately afterward early Monday evening. Less than an hour earlier, an ambulance with flashing lights had left the cave complex, hours after the start of the second phase of an operation to rescue the soccer team. As of Monday morning, nine people remained trapped in the cave, including the 12-member team’s coach, after four boys were rescued on Sunday, the first day of the rescue operation.

Tokyo, Jul 9 (Agencies): The number of people who have died in floods and landslides triggered by “historic” levels of torrential rain in Japan has climbed to 109, with dozens of others still missing, reports The Guardian. Almost 2 million people were still subject to evacuation orders on Monday, while tens of thousands of rescue workers battled mud, water and rubble to search for survivors stranded in their homes. At one point about 5 million people were told or advised to evacuate. Some of those who decided to stay home found themselves trapped by rapidly rising water or landslides. The heaviest rainfall seen in Japan for decades has caused destruction over large parts of the country, particularly in Hiroshima and other parts of the south-west, making it difficult for authorities to assess the damage and the number of casualties. Some media reports said 60 people were still unaccounted for, while Japan’s public broadcaster NHK put the number of missing at 79. The prime minister, Shinzo Abe, cancelled a trip to Europe and the Middle East that was due to start on Wednesday and expanded the search and rescue effort,

A helicopter flies over a flooded housing area in Kurashiki, Okayama prefecture, western Japan Monday. (AP/PTI)

which involves 73,000 members of the self-defence force, police officers, firefighters and coastguard personnel. Aided by hundreds of helicopters and paddle boats, rescue workers continued to rescue people from buildings, some of them stranded on rooftops only metres above the waterline. On Sunday, Abe said efforts to locate those still stranded had turned into a “race against time”. In one of the most dramatic rescues, patients and staff – some still in their pyjamas – were helped from the balcony of a hospital in the city of Kurashiki on Sunday and rowed to safety on military paddle boats. Officials said 170 patients and staff had been evacuated from the hospital, while

NHK later said about 80 people were still stranded. “I’m really grateful to the rescuers,” said Shigeyuki Asano, a 79-year-old patient who spent a night without electricity or water. “I feel so relieved that I’ve been freed from such a bad-smelling, dark place.” TV footage from across the affected region showed rivers that had burst their banks, submerged vehicles and houses destroyed by landslides. The rains are the worst weather-related disaster in Japan since two typhoons struck in quick succession in August and September 2011, killing nearly 100 people. The death toll is higher than that seen in 2014, when more than 70 people died in landslides caused by torrential rain in Hiroshima.

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tiations on a bilateral trade agreement. Yet, in recent weeks, several major British employers have issued warnings over the risks of Brexit. Most prominently, Jaguar Land Rover said that

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I on behalf of Baghty Town public and adjoining villages under EAC Baghty jurisdiction express our heartiest thanks and gratitude to Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Chief Minister, Nagaland and Shri. Mhonlumo Kikon, Advisor, IT, S & T, NRE for posting an efficient administrator Smti. Seleman S Sangtam as EAC Baghty. Our long cherished demand has been fulfilled. While expressing our gratitude, we also assure our full co-operation to the authority concerned for smooth and peaceful administration in our area. Yentsao Lotha, Vice Chairman Adhoc Sub-Urban Committee Baghty HQ.

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Through this column, the undersigned would like to convey our heartiest appreciation and thank the following individuals for their time and effort during the drainage clearance of an age old drain at Police Colony, Bank Colony, Namgalong, Colony, Dimapur on 26th of June 2018 till 4th of July 2018. 1. Sir. Metsubo Jamir, Hon'ble Minister, Urban Development and Municipal Affairs. 2. Sir. Tovihoto Aye, Hon'ble M.L.A, Advisor Dept. of Power, Govt. of Nagaland. 3. Sir. Moa Sangtam, Administrator D.M.C. 4. Sir Vehile Sekhose, I.A.S (Retd) Government of Nagaland. 5. Traffic Police East Police Station, Dimapur. 6. 6 Volunteers from Namgalong & 2 Volunteers from Bank Colony. The generous support and concern of an individual like you makes it possible for our community to live in a clean and safe environment. Looking forward for more in the near future as we continue to make an effort towards making our colony a clean, safe & healthy environment. Ms. Ronika Miachieo Namgalong Colony Dimapur

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Through this column, the Nunumi Students' Union would like to express our immense joy and heartfelt gratitude to Shri. G. Kaito Aye, Honourable Minister, Agriculture and Cooperation for appointing Shri. Vitoho Zhimomi as Personal Secretary (P.S) to minister. The Union lauds the decision of the honourable minister and pray that our Almighty God grant him good health and wisdom even in the days to come to lead his people. The Union further congratulates Shri. Vitoho Zhimomi on his new assignment and having vast experience in social life and political career spanning decades. The union is hopeful that he would do justice to the responsibility bestowed upon him and work earnestly for the upliftment of our people with more vigour and commitment. President Akabo H. Swu

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Kuala Lumpur, Jul 9 (IANS): Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad on Monday said the government will draw up a political funding law to reduce corruption. At a press conference after chairing a Special Cabinet Meeting on Anti-Corruption in Kuala Lumpur, Mahathir said the government would look into international models to prevent personal gain for donors, Efe news reported. He cited Germany as a model to examine, and the US as one to avoid. “In some countries the government provides the funds to all the political parties. That is done, I think, in Germany. We have to study whether that is something that we can do,” he said. “But, on the other hand, we see the US where they have a system of lobbyists... the lobbyists are paid money to lobby and to influence the government to do certain things for certain people who have paid the money. “That, to us, is corruption. We will not allow that in Malaysia. So we are going to formulate a law for the financing of political parties which will not involve giving favours to the donor.” Mahathir won the polls on May 9, defeating former leader Najib Razak, accused of diverting money from the 1MDB state fund, which he denies.

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Mr. Johnson had appeared to undermine Mrs. May’s strategy, and in comments that were recently leaked, he described her government as lacking “guts,” unfavorably comparing the prime minister’s negotiating style to that of President Trump. After the surprise resignation of David Davis, Britain’s chief negotiator in withdrawal talks with the European Union, there was an ominous silence Monday morning from Mr. Johnson, who was scheduled to host a diplomatic meeting in London to discuss the western Balkans.

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The two reporters were working on an investigative article on the killing of 10 Rohingya Muslim men and boys in a village in Rakhine. The killings were part of a military operation Myanmar launched last year against the Rohingya, a persecuted Muslim minority in Myanmar, following a series of attacks by Rohingya rebels on government posts in the region. The offensive has led to the exodus of 700,000 Rohingya to neighbouring Bangladesh, where they have been living in overcrowded camps. According to Doctors Without Borders, at least 6,700 Rohingyas were killed during the offensive.

a chaotic Brexit deal would threaten to derail more than $100 billion worth of investment plans in Britain and force the closure of some factories. Airbus and BMW also questioned whether they could continue to keep manufacturing facilities in the country under those conditions. The public face of the 2016 campaign that persuaded Britons to quit the European Union, known as Brexit, Mr. Johnson is perhaps the most high-profile advocate of leaving the bloc. On several occasions,

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H.Q. LONGSA, MOKOKCHUNG, PIN – 798601 “SENSO TELONGJEM AJANGA NEPUR TAJANGZÜK”

Through this column, we the Longsa Village Council, would like to share our immense gratitude to our honourable Chief Minister Shri Neiphiu Rio and his subordinate for placing our citizen Shri Alemtemshi Jamir (IAS) retd. Chief Secretary, in the capacity of Chief Executive Officer, Investment and Development Authority of Nagaland. The Village Council of Longsa would like to appreciate the PDA government for recollecting the hard-working ability and creative quality that Shri Alemtemshi performed while serving the Government of Nagaland. The village council wishes the incumbent officer and the Government of the day to tremendously focus towards infrastructural, social and economic development through this new developmental paradigm in the State, as Nagaland State lacks in this field when comparing to other States in India. We therefore, wish him sound health and great success in his entire endeavour.

The Longjang Senso Mungdang takes this opportunity to express its heartfelt gratitude to the incumbent government under the dynamic leadership of Shri Neiphiu Rio, Chief Minister and his fellow colleagues, for conferring a cabinet status to Shri Alemtemshi Jamir, IAS, retired Chief Secretary, Nagaland on being appointed as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Investment and Development Authority of Nagaland (IDAN). We truly believe that Shri Alemtemshi Jamir will maintain the balance and focus living upto the expectation which the Government and its citizens have reposed on him. We wish him all the success and may the Almighty God immeasurable blessing and his guiding hand be upon his sholder to render an impactful service to the society and continue to be an inspiration to the Naga people.

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the all different angles. If the police perpetrated injustice, we have to investigated and write.” Dozens of people were outside the court including foreign embassy representatives and the wives of the two journalists. The court had dismissed the reporters’ pleas and the pair could be sentenced to up to 14 years in jail under the Official Secrets Act. The decision comes after a witness testified during a preliminary hearing that the two journalists were trapped by security forces, who promised the journalists access to confidential documents about a controversial army offensive in the Rakhine state.

leadership, something that Mrs. May’s official spokesman said she would fight. But with the Brexiteers in the party in full revolt, Conservative insiders predicted further resignations unless and until Mrs. May drops her plan. The turmoil comes days before a scheduled visit by President Trump, a champion of the kind of sharp break with the European Union that Mrs. May has deemed unworkable. She is nevertheless expected to seek assurances from Mr. Trump that the United States is ready to enter nego-

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Yangon, Jul 9 (IANS): A Myanmar court on Monday charged two Reuters reporters with breaching a colonial-era law and illegally obtaining state secrets, according to the news agency. The court approved the plea of the prosecutors to press charges against journalists Wa Lone, 32, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 28, who pleaded not guilty, reports Efe news. Speaking outside the court in Yangon to members of the media, Wa Lone said: “We just (do) investigative reporting about violation of human rights and corruption in Rakhine state, according to our journalism ethic. We will continue this and face the court. We write from

LONDON, Jul 9 (Agencies): Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain was battling to save her government on Monday after her foreign secretary quit over Brexit, deepening a mood of crisis just eight months before the country is due to leave the European Union. The foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, was the second minister to leave her cabinet within 24 hours, as Mrs. May pushed ahead with a proposal that would keep Britain more closely tied to the European Union than hard-line conservatives want. Just last week, she appeared to have won the full cabinet’s agreement on keeping Britain’s economy closely anchored to the European Union. But the resignations reopened speculation about a challenge to her

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able in local languages in different markets, tells the tale of Sartaj Singh, a seasoned and cynical Mumbai police officer who is summoned one morning by an anonymous tip which promises him an opportunity to capture the powerful Ganesh Gaitonde, criminal overlord of the G-Company. The cast of the show, which shows the intricate web of organised crime, corruption, politics and espionage in post-liberalisation India, leaves a mark. With Saif Ali Khan playing the Sikh Sartaj Singh, Nawazuddin Siddiqui as Ganesh Gaitonde, Radhika Apte as a RAW officer, and a slew of talented artistes like Neeraj Kabi, Aamir Bashir, Luke Kenny, Rajshri Deshpande, Kubbra Sait and Jatin Sarna in the supporting cast, the eight-episode show is compelling viewing. Motwane told IANS: “Whether the audience is watching it in a theatre or on TV, mobile, downloading from online, eyeballs matter to me the most.” (IANS)

ave G r o h l h a s opened up on his time in Nirvana, admitting that his confidence at the time prevented him from taking an integral role as a songwriter. Despite anchoring the band with his powerhouse drumming, Grohl only truly ventured into songwriting after the band ended – with the first Foo Fighters album being recorded as a solo effort. “When I recorded what became the first Foo Fighters record [in 1995], I didn’t think it was a record. I just wanted to get up and go out and play something, even if nobody ever heard it”, he told CBS in a new interview. “Long before then, I had been recording songs on my own, and never letting anybody hear them, because I didn’t really think they were that good. “I didn’t like my voice, I didn’t think I was a songwriter, and I was in a band with one of the greatest songwriters of our generation. I didn’t really want to rock the boat. “That’s the famous joke: What’s the last thing the drummer said before he got kicked out of the band? ‘Hey guys, I’ve got some

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A songs I think we should play.’ So I just kind of kept it to myself. “But there was someone who we knew from Seattle. After Kurt died he wrote me this card: ‘I know you don’t feel it now, but someday the music is going to come back, and it’s going to heal you.’” Grohl also spoke of his continued success with Foo Fighters, and how he heeded some pretty good advice from his dad. “Ages ago, when I was a kid, my dad said, ‘You know, this isn’t going to last, right? Savor every check like it’s the last one you’re ever gonna make,’” Grohl told Mason. “And every time we make a Foo Fighters record, I think, ‘Well, if this were the last one…’” (NME)

ccording to Billboard, Guns N’ Roses’ classic 1987 debut album, “Appetite For Destruction”, has returned to the top 10 on the Billboard 200 chart after more than 29 years. The LP re-entered the chart at No. 10, following its “Locked N’ Loaded” box reissue on June 29. For tracking and charting purposes, all versions of “Appetite For Destruction” are combined, and in the week ending July 5, the album sold 33,000 equivalent units. The Billboard 200 chart ranks the most popular albums of the week in the U.S. based on multi-metric consumption as measured in equivalent album units. Units are comprised of traditional album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent albums (SEA). As of this week, each unit equals one traditional album sale, or 10 individual tracks sold from one album (a TEA unit), or 1,250 paid subscription ondemand audio song streams from an album, or 3,750 adsupported on-demand audio song streams from an album (an SEA unit). The “Appetite For Destruction: Locked N’ Loaded” box is the one

true GN’R Holy Grail. The box includes the Super Deluxe Edition with four CDs featuring the album newly remastered for the first time ever; “B-sides N’ EPs” newly remastered; the previously unreleased 1986 Sound City Session N’ More recordings; a Blu-ray Audio disc with the album, bonus tracks and music videos in brand new 5.1 surround sound along with the unearthed music video for “It’s So Easy” originally shot in 1989 but never finished; and a 96-page hardcover book showcasing unseen photos from Axl Rose’s personal archive and a wealth of memorabilia. Among the rare and previously unreleased material are two songs Guns N’ Roses recorded with producer Mike Clink, “Shadow

Of Your Love” — laid down during a trial session that resulted in Clink getting the production job — and an acoustic version of “Move To The City”, which was recorded during the “GN’R Lies” sessions. Additional highlights of the unreleased audio include the first two work-in-progress recording attempts of the 1991 epic masterpiece “November Rain” which was originally penned as the ballad for “Appetite”, covers of songs like Elvis Presley’s “Heartbreak Hotel”, Aerosmith’s “Mama Kin”, two distinctly different recordings of The Rolling Stones’ “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” (one electric, one acoustic) and two neverfinished tracks/jams, “The Plague” and “New Work Tune”. (Blabbermouth)

he gritty and gripping “Sacred Games”, the first original Indian mini-series by Netflix, not only has audiences binge-watching at home, but is showcasing Indian talent globally even as it arouses curiosity and a positive buzz across the 190 countries where it is available on the video streaming service. Produced by the Anil Ambani-led Reliance Entertainment’s Phantom Films joint venture, “Sacred Games” is based on Vikram Chandra’s eponymous novel of 2006 and premiered worldwide on Netflix on July 6. It’s been

directed by Vikram Motwane and Anurag Kashyap of Phantom Films. “We are privileged to partner with Netflix in launching their first-ever original Indian mini-series. (Netflix) has demolished physical boundaries across the globe, and we are delighted to showcase Indian creative talent to their everincreasing worldwide viewership base through the creative genius of our partners, Vikramaditya Motwane and Anurag Kashyap of Phantom Films,” Reliance Entertainment Vice Chairman Amitabh Jhunjunwala said in a statement. The mini-series, avail-

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aired Monday. She said she has had no contact with her former co-star. “I haven’t heard from him and I don’t even know how to reach him,” she said. “Kevin and I knew each other between action and cut, and in between setups where we would giggle,” she added. “I didn’t really– I didn’t know the man. I knew the incredible craftsman that he is.” She added, “We were co-workers, really. We never socialized outside of work. [We had a] respectful, professional relationship. He

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ang The Big S c r e e n’ , t h e screening of World Cup 2018 at DDSC stadium, which begun from day one of the global event, will have a variety of activities leading up to the semi-final match at 11:30 p.m. tonight. The organizers Urban Muse and Livemaster, have informed that they have prepared huge plans for football fans at the venue so as to keep them engaged as they wait for the mega event. Gates at the venue will be opened by 7 p.m. where a car nival like environment would be organized which would include music, fast foods,

lucky draws, predict and win etc. The screening had been attracting hundreds of viewers every night and

fans of different countries come together to cheer and also have good times together. The organisers have

invited football lovers to come and be part of an event which takes place only once in four years. (NPN)

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Ted Talks. “’Neither power nor poverty can make your life more magical or less torturous’ Shah Rukh Khan,” Cena posted on Twitter. To this, Shah Rukh replied: “Thanks my friend for spreading the goodness. It’s important to inspire so many kids who look up to you as their hero.” On the work front, Shah Rukh will soon be seen in “Zero”. The film is slated to release in December. It also stars Katrina Kaif and Anushka Sharma. (IANS)

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inger Tulsi Kumar, who has sung a duet with Pakistan’s Atif Aslam for Bollywood film “Satyameva Jayate”, says she is glad about the collaboration with a talent she has admired for long. They have sung the romantic duet “Paaniyo sa”, composed by Rochak Kohli with lyrics penned by Tulsi. Tulsi, who is currently enjoying her vacation with her husband in Greece, has collaborated with Atif and Rochak for the first time. “I have always admired Atif ’s soulful renditions and have wanted to collaborate with him. I am glad that we have come together for the first time in this duet ‘Paaniyo sa’ for the film ‘Satyamev Jayate’ and I am really excited about it,” Tulsi said in a statement. “Rochak Kohli has given it a wonderful composition and I am sure all listeners are going to love it,” she added. “Satyameva Jayate” is releasing on August 15, India’s Independence Day. (IANS)

was so great with me. He was never disrespectful to me, so that’s my personal experience. That’s the only thing I feel that I have the right to talk about.” She said when the allegations surfaced, she was taken aback. Following the allegations against Spacey, in October 2017, Netflix announced the show’s upcoming sixth season would be its last and Spacey was fired from the show. “I think we were all surprised, of course, and ultimately saddened. We forged ahead and we were so thankful that we were able to complete the series as planned,” Wright said. (FoxNews)

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With immense joy and pleasure the Alaba Aso Chuchuyimlang Dimapur Union, congratulates Mr. M. Toshi, S/o I. Masa Pongen on promotion to the post of Accounts Officer, BSNL. The Union express our profound happiness for his achievement and further wishes him good health and continue to bless him in all his future endeavour.

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Mr. Latongtemjen Pongen President, AACDU

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Mr. Lanusanen Pongen Gen. Secy., AACDU

THE CLEANEST COLONY IN DIMAPUR

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Wimbledon: Cibulkova, Ostapenko reach qtrs

Dominika Cibulkova

Lo n d o n, J u l 9 (Agencies): Dominika Cibulkova shrugged off a furious line call controversy to power into the Wimbledon quarter-finals with a 6-4, 6-1 rout of Taiwanese giant-killer Hsieh Su-Wei on Monday. Cibulkova was furious when Hsieh successfully persuaded the umpire to replay a point that was initially called in the Slovakian’s favour and would have given her three set points in the opening set. But the 29-year-old challenged her anger to crush Hsieh. Cibulkova is ranked 33rd in the world and controversially missed out on being seeded at Wimbledon when tournament officially moved up seven-time champion Serena Williams into the seedings despite the American being ranked outside the top 150 following her maternity leave.

Jelena Ostapenko

Although Cibulkova complained about the decision, the former Australian Open finalist has refocused well enough to make her third Wimbledon quarterfinal. Cibulkova will now face Latvian 12th seed Jelena Ostapenko, a former French Open champion, for a place in the semi-finals. Earlier, Ostapenko dismissed Aliaksandra Sasnovich, 7-6(4), 6-0. Ostapenko tur ned around a near-disastrous opening set to advance into quarterfinal in one hour and 18 minutes. Sasnovich arguably caused the biggest upset of the tournament when she stunned two-time champion Petra Kvitova in the first round. Finalist at the Brisbane International back in January, the Belarusian enjoyed a thunderous start on No.3 Court, twice lead-

ing by a double break at 3-0 and 5-2. Ostapenko caught fire from there, winning eight points in a row and edging through the inevitable tie-break. The second set was more of the same from Ostapenko, who rarely dropped her level as winners freely flowed from her racquet to race ahead a triple break advantage of her own, serving out her spot in the last eight. Meanwhile, Karolina Pliskova was dumped out to complete a clean sweep of early exits for the top 10 seeds. The seventh seed from the Czech Republic was the only player from the top 10 in the women’s draw to make it into the second week. However, she only lasted until Monday lunchtime, going down 6-3 7-6 (7/1) to Dutch 20th seed Kiki Bertens.

Arsenal close in on Torreira, Guendouzi

Lo n d o n, J u l 9 (Agencies): Arsenal are closing in on two new central midfielders, with Lucas Torreira and Matteo Guendouzi set for medicals with the Gunners this week. Deals in the region of £26m for Torreira and £8m for Guendouzi are understood to have been agreed with Sampdoria and FC Lorient respectively, and personal terms are not expected to be a problem. Torreira had postponed a decision on his future until after the World Cup but, following Uruguay’s exit from the competition, the deal has progressed swiftly. Arsenal have also swooped for highly-rated France youngster Guendouzi, who was being monitored by both Tottenham and Manchester City last season. Earlier, it was reported that Arsenal were in talks with the 19-year-old, who featured 20 times for Lorient last term as they missed out on promotion from the French second division. Meanwhile, Arsenal are also understood to have held talks with Sevilla over the signing of former Stoke and Blackburn midfielder Steven N’Zonzi. Gunners boss Unai Emery worked with the player, currently in Russia with the France squad, during his time at Spanish club Sevilla. Emery has been busy in the transfer window already, signing Greek defender Sokratis Papastathopoulos, right-back Stefan Lichtsteiner and Bayer Leverkusen goalkeeper Bernd Leno.

Nagaland inter-district cricket tournament Dimapur, Jul 9 (NPN): Mon and Mokokchung registered wins on the second day of Senior Nagaland Inter-District Tournament being organised by Nagaland Cricket Association at NCA Stadium, Sovima. In the first match, Mon defeated Kohima by 7 wickets. After winning the toss, Kohima elected to bat and scored 110 runs losing 8 wickets in 25 overs. Kamal scored 36 runs while Abejit and Rahul contributed 13 runs each. For Mon, Shamwong and Raman claimed 2 wickets each. Mon reached the target in 18 overs losing 3 wickets. Mayank was not out on 35, Raman scored

24 runs and Renthungo scored 12 runs. In the second match, Mokokchung beat Peren by 5 wickets. Peren won the toss and electedto bat and scored 101 all out in 21 overs. Atul scored 34 runs. For Mokokchung, Subham claimed 7 wickets while Hitesh took 2 wickets. Mokokchung reached the target in the 25th over losing 5 wickets. Hitesh scored 28, Subham scored 18 while Nripen scored 15 runs. For Mon, Inakato took 3 wickets. Today’s matches Time: 8:00 am Dimapur vs Wokha Time: 12:30 pm Mon vs Mokokchung

Panjim, Jul 9 (IANS): FC Goa on Monday announced the signing of 25-year-old Mizoram goalkeeper Lalthuammawia Ralte from Bengaluru FC. Ralte is a young, agile goalkeeper who started his senior career with Shillong Lajong in 2011 and debuted against Churchill Brothers the same year. He contributed to Shillong Lajong’s success, taking them to the semifinals of the Federation Cup the same year. He joined defending I-league champions Bengaluru FC thereafter in the summer of 2014 and made his debut a few months later. He helped Bengaluru FC to the I-league title once again in his debut season. The Mizoram goalkeeper is highly rated in and is known to be great with his feet. His distribution skill and ability to react quickly to save shots makes him a prized prospect. K Y M C

Sindhu, Srikanth eye Thailand Open title

PV Sindhu

Bangkok, Jul 9 (PTI): Top shuttlers PV Sindhu and Kidambi Srikanth would look to continue their impressive run in their quest for the first title of the season when they lead India’s challenge at the USD 350,000 BWF World Tour Super 500 tournament starting from Tuesday. Olympic silver medallist Sindhu and former World No 1 Srikanth were in rampaging form last season, clinching multiple crowns but this season so far a title has eluded both

despite dishing out consistent performances in major tournaments. While Sindhu finished runners-up at India Open and Commonwealth G a m e s, S r i k a n t h t o o clinched a silver at Gold Coast and helped India achieve the coveted mixed team gold with the help of a victory over Malaysian legend Lee Chong Wei in the final. The duo looked in good touch at Malaysia and Indonesia - the first two events of the southeast Asia leg of BWF world

AR friendly volleyball match

AR organizes Pancham football tourney

DIM A PUR , J u l 9 (NPN): Zunheboto Battalion of Assam Rifles organized a friendly volleyball match between troops of 5 Assam Rifles and a team of Atoizu town at Atoizu on July 7. According to a press release from Assam Rifles, Atoizu town beat Ar team by 3 sets to 2. The match was organized to extend an opportunity to the locals to showcase their talent in sports and provide motivation to talented players under the theme “Say no to Drugs, HIV & AIDS”.

tour. While Sindhu reached the semifinals and quarterfinals of women’s singles in the last two weeks, Srikanth’s progress was halted by Kento Momota of Japan in both the tournaments, exiting in semifinals and first round respectively. This week, Sindhu will open her campaign against Bulgaria’s Linda Zetchiri, while Srikanth faces a qualifier in the men’s singles event. Saina Nehwal, who won her second gold at Commonwealth Games in April, will also look

Winner of Pancham football tournament with Assam Rifles personnel.

DIMAPUR, Jul 9 (NPN): Zunheboto Battalion of Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organized Pancham football tournament in collaboration with Zunheboto Range Student Union (ZRSU) from

July 5 to 7. A press release from Assam Rifles PRO said a total of eight teams from Zunheboto area participated in the tournament. In the final match played on June 7,

North Point Colony defeated Asukhomi FC by 3-1. The tournament was organized to extend an opportunity to the locals to showcase their talent in sports.

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of our beloved father Lt. A. Bendang Walling (Khar)

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the family members of Late Thungiphyo Lotha would like to express our sincere gratitude and thankfullness to one and all who stood by us spiritually, financially, physically and materially during the prolonged illness and at the demise of our beloved mother on 5th July 2018. 15.05.1954 We may not be able to give 05.07.2018 you anything in return but we pray that God Almighty will keep you and bless you all abundantly. Loving husband, children, grandchildren & relatives

A year has passed since you left us on this day. But we remember you each day and cherish the fond memories we had together. You will always remain in our hearts. Loving wife, children and granddaughter DP-5013

We the family of Late Mrs. Tiamenla (Savitri), who passed away on 3rd July, 2018 would like to thank most sincerely all those who sympathised with us during our great loss. We offer our heartfelt thanks to the many friends, relatives, neighbours, villagers, Changki Union Dimapur, churches, Eden Medical Centre and well wishers who provided material and practical support to us. To those who helped in any way, your contribution made our loss more bearable. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. Children, grandchildren & in-laws

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Through this column, the bereaved family of Lt. Yanpothung Ovung, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to Wokha Town Baptist Church, Tsumang Colony, Wokha Town Elumyo Union, friends and well wishers who stood with us through physical, financial and prayer support at the untimely demise of our beloved on 07-07-2018. We regret our inability to thank each and every individual but pray to Almighty God to bless you abundantly. Relatives K-2035

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Lt. ARENMENLA

We the family members and relatives would like to express our sincere gratitude to every individuals, friends, churches, unions, staffs and well wishers who stood physically, financially, materially and through unceasing prayers at the sad demise of Lt. Arenmenla, W/o Lt. Lanunochet Jamir. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you individually but it is our humble prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Mum & family members K-2037

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Kidambi Srikanth

for a good outing after second-round exits in the last two weeks. She will face Thailand’s Busanan Ongbamrungphan in the first round. Coming back after recovering from an inflammation in his ankle joint, HS Prannoy had stunned former two-time Olympic gold medallist Lin Dan in the opening round but lost in the quarterfinals to All England champion Shi Yuqi. Prannoy, who had reached the semi-finals in two major events and won the US Open last year, will face Spain’s Pablo Abian, who clinched the title at White Nights on Sunday. Swiss Open champion Sameer Verma too will look to go deep in the draw when he opens his proceedings against Thailand’s Tanongsak Saensomboonsuk. Also returning to action after recovering from a stress fracture on his shin is 2014 Commonwealth Games champion Parupalli Kashyap. He will face China’s top seed Shi Yuqi in the opening round.

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FC Goa rope in goalkeeper Ralte

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Words are not enough to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, friends, churches, neighbours, relatives, organizations and wellwishers who stood by us spiritually physically, emotionally and financially during the brief illness and at the sudden demise of our beloved father/husband Late Akhei Achumi on 5/07/18. Your support and contributions and love gave us strength, comfort throughout the darkest day of our life. We pray that our Almighty God abundantly bless upon each and everyone individually. (Psalms 94:14,15) DP-5053

Loving wife, sons, daughters, daughters-in-law and grandchildren

2nd Nov. 1947 - 2nd July 2018 We the bereaved family members of Lt. Pelevilie Pienyü, do express our profound gratitude to all who stood by us and helping us physically, materially, spiritually and in everyway humanely possible, during the prolonged illness of our beloved father till the day he left for his Heavenly abode. We are very much indebted to all the doctors & nurses of ICU Oking Hospital, Kohima and all the Blood donors. We deeply express our heartfelt gratitude to our Christian Revival Church, Kenuozou Kohima for all the support during this difficult time. We are very sorry we couldn’t mention the names of every individual for your untiring help and support, but it is our fervent prayer that our Almighty God bless you all immensely. Loving wife, children and grandchildren K-2036 K Y M C

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Loyola School lifts inter school football trophy

Loyola School, Jakhama with their award at Kohima local ground on Monday. (NP)

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Kohima, Jul 9 (NPN): Loyola School, Jakhama emerged as the champions of 2nd Kohima District Inter-School Football Tournament defeating Mount Sinai HSS 3-2 via tie-breaker after the match ended 1-1 draw at local ground, Kohima on Monday. The tournament was jointly organised by Royal Club Kohima, Department of School Education and Youth Resources & Sports. Altogether 30 schools participated in the tournament. The first half saw a scoreless draw with both teams failing to create enough chance to score. In the second half, Loyola School broke the deadlock

through Ketohol Thao in the 51 minute. However, Toshisungzung equalised it in the 69th minute with a header. A rejuvenated Mount Sinai team however failed to find the back of the net again as the match ended in 1-1 draw to take the match to spot kick where Loyola School prevailed over Mount Sinai HSS 3-2. Loyola School walked away with a cash prize of Rs 70,000 while the runner-up Mount Sinai Higher Secondary School received Rs 40,000. The two semi-finalists, Northfield and Chandmari HSS received Rs. 20,000 each. Vinongol Luho was adjudged as the player of

the tournament. Northfield bagged the best cheering school while Chandmari HSS received the best-discipline award. The valedictory function was graced by advisor for Rural Development, Dr. Neikiesalie Kire as patron. In his short speech, Kire called upon the players to take up sports seriously and not be seasonal player if they are to take up sports as a profession. He called upon the participants to work hard and have firm determination. Kire also expressed gratitude to Royal Club Kohima, School Education Department and Youth Resources and Sports for organizing such an event to promote the youngsters.

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Rio de Janeiro, Jul 9 (Agencies): The Brazil Football Federation (CBF) has condemned the racist abuse aimed at Fernandinho and his family after the country’s exit from the World Cup. Five-time winners Brazil lost 2-1 to Belgium in Kazan after Fernandinho scored an own goal in the first half. Threats against his life and racist remarks have caused outrage among many Brazilian fans on social media and the CBF added its support to the Manchester City midfielder by releasing a statement on Instagram. “The CBF repudiates the racist attacks suffered by the player @fernandinho and their relatives,” Brazil’s governing body said. “Football represents the union of colors, genres, cultures and peoples. We are with you. Racists will not pass! #AllIguals #Brazilian Selection #SayNoToRacism #GigantesPorNatureza”. Fernandinho and his wife Glaucia Rosa have been subjected to abuse and threats and the 33-year-old’s mother has been forced to close down her Instagram account due to offensive comments, it has been reported. Mundo Negro, a website and magazine which specialises in black culture, also offered its support to Fernandinho and his family.

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Belgium, France face off in 1st semi-final today St Petersburg, Jul 9 (Agencies): Roberto Martinez’s swashbuckling Belgium side head into Tuesday’s semi-final with familiar foes France as the World Cup’s leading scorers, but their old rivals have evolved as the tournament has progressed and will also be full of confidence. Belgium has scored 14 goals in five matches and was hugely impressive in their 2-1 quarter-final victory over Brazil, with Romelu Lukaku, Eden Hazard and Kevin de Bruyne combining to devastating effect to oust the five-times world champions. In contrast, France sleep-walked through the group stages, eking out wins over Australia and Peru before a stultifying 0-0 draw with Denmark. Their early struggles had ‘Les Bleus’ being written off in some quarters, but all that changed when they faced Argentina in the last 16 in what must be a leading contender for the most exciting match of the tournament. Didier Deschamps tweaked his formation, effectively freeing up Kylian Mbappe on the right to run at the Argentine defense, and what followed was a wonderful display of attacking football that France won 4-3. The victory boosted France’s morale, and they followed it up with a workman-like 2-0 win over Uruguay that was impressive because of

Belgium players during a training session ahead of their semi-final clash against France.

how well they managed to teams going toe-to-toe. defender Benjamin Pavard “It’s a super exciting said. “It’s going to be a control the game against game with great players man’s match and we will tricky opponents. Belgium faced a heart- on both sides,” France have to step up.” stopping moment of uncertainty in the first knockout round against Japan when France and Belgium have played each other twice Martinez’s decision to rest players in their final group at the World Cup. The first time was back in the opening match against England al- round in 1938, when the French recorded a 3-1 win. And it would be 48 years when the teams would most backfired spectacularly. Against Brazil in the meet again, albeit in less significant circumstances. Goals from Jean-Marc Ferreri, Jean-Pierre Papin, quarters, Martinez showed Bernard Genghini and Manuel Amoros (pen) helped tactical adventure, as he pushed target man Lukaku Les Bleus to a 4-2 extra time win in the 1986 third/ to the wing to allow De fourth place play-off. France and Belgium are very familiar foes, having Bruyne to operate as a ‘false nine’. The strategy played each other a staggering 73 times. And it’s the Belgians who have the better head worked, and De Bruyne scored his first goal in Rus- to head record, having won 30 to the French’s 24 and 19 games ending in a draw. But in competitive games, sia. Tuesday’s clash in France have won 5 with Belgium winning 3 and 3 St Petersburg has all the draws. The last match between the two teams took place makings of a classic, with fans and viewers likely to in 2015 with Belgium running out 4-3 winners with be treated to the sight of two Marouane Fellaini goals in an exciting friendly in two wonderfully attacking Paris.

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England win could be bigger than 1966: Southgate

England head coach Gareth Southgate with players during a training session.

previous World Cup winners and, while that squad continued to be feted, the current manager thinks winning the tournament might get even more of a reaction. “We’ve talked, touched briefly, certainly, on the team which won,” said Southgate. “How they’re still held and revered. (It was) at the beginning of working together with the lads and trying to sell them the vision of what’s possible, what we’re looking to achieve in the

long-term.” “We have had events on in camp when some of those guys have been in, when the road was named at St George’s (Park) after Sir Alf.” “I’ve met quite a few of those players and we know exactly how they’re held and perhaps, in the modern era, that would be even crazier. Social media and everything else, the global thing is so much bigger.” Southgate and his staff will assess their

Sterling is dangerous: Dalic

Luis Enrique appointed Spain head coach

Moscow, Jul 9 (Agencies): Gareth Southgate thinks England could get an even bigger reception than the heroes of 1966 if they manage to win the World Cup. England have enjoyed a fantastic campaign and, following Saturday’s 2-0 defeat of Sweden, only Croatia stand between Southgate’s men and Sunday’s final in Moscow. Sir Alf Ramsey’s team of 1966 are England’s only

Raheem Sterling

Moscow, Jul 9 (Agencies): Croatia Coach Zlatko Dalic has identified Raheem Sterling as England’s danger man in the World Cup semi-final on Wednesday. Sterling was a key part of the Manchester City side that won the Premier League last season, but he has been less effective in England’s charge to the last four for the first time since 1990. Despite some disappointing early performances, England coach Gareth Southgate has kept faith with the 23-year-old and his

speed was a constant threat to Sweden’s defence in England’s 2-0 quarter-final win on Saturday. “I think Raheem Sterling is an important player, because he is fast and dangerous alongside Harry Kane,” Dalic said in a press conference Sunday. “I wouldn’t say there are any glaring weaknesses (in England’s team) since they are in the semi-finals, that says it all. They play very direct football, dangerous, fast, and they are really good at set pieces, and dangerous at corner kicks.”

Madrid, Jul 9 (Agencies): Former Barcelona boss Luis Enrique has been appointed Spain’s new head coach on a two-year deal, following their World Cup last-16 exit. The president of Spain’s football federation Luis Rubiales revealed in a press conference on Monday that the decision to hire Enrique was unanimous, saying the 48-year-old met all of the criteria. Julen Lopetegui was sacked on the eve of the World Cup after agreeing a deal to become Real Madrid’s next boss, leaving former sporting director Fernando Hierro to take interim charge of the side. Hierro stepped down from his post as caretaker boss on Sunday after Spain’s early elimination from the World Cup - losing to hosts Russia on penalties in the last-16. Enrique, who previously managed Roma and Celta Vigo, won two La Liga titles, three Copa del Rey trophies and one Champions League during his three-year spell in charge of Barcelona.

squad ahead of Wednesday as the games start to mount up. “Of course you get an accumulation of fatigue through a tournament,” said the manager. “That’s why we took the decision we did against Belgium (to rest players) more than anything.” “So we’ll just have to assess people as we go. Hendo (Jordan Henderson) was another one who was feeling tightness in his hamstring, which was why we made the change (taking him off in the closing stages). We’ll just have to assess the bodies,” he added. The Football Association confirmed on Sunday evening that England would be wearing an all-white kit in Wednesday’s match. Croatia are technically the ‘home’ team but their red and white checked home strip clashes with both of the England kits. They will wear the dark blue and black shirts which they have sported for four of their five World Cup matches so far.

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