July 17, 2018

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Vol XXVIII No. 220

TUESDAY, JULY 17, 2018 Pages 12 ` 5.00

Cong doing to Kumaraswamy what it did to Gowda: Jaitley

Indian pugilists win 17 medals in Serbia

Rodrigo Duterte apologizes for calling God ‘stupid’

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sports, Page 12

international, Page 9

We’ll quit if territorial integrity compromised, says Manipur CM

N. Biren Singh handing over the joint memorandum to Rajnath Singh in Delhi on Monday.

NEW DELHI, JUL 16 (AGENCIES): Manipur chief minister N. Biren Singh, who is in Delhi to discuss the Naga peace agreement and its repercussions on Manipur with the Centre, warned on Monday that he and his colleagues in the government will have to “leave our posts” if their consent is not taken on the issue. Biren, accompanied by his entire cabinet, MLAs and state BJP president Kh Bhabananda Singh, have been camping in New Delhi

and holding series of meetings with Central leaders since to convey the state “government’s position” on the Naga Accord. The visit comes amidst speculation that the Framework Agreement that the Centre signed with NSCN (I-M) would soon be reaching its logical conclusion. According to The Wire report, though top party sources in Nagaland categorically denied having any information about the signing of the Accord, BJP sources in Manipur unit

claimed, “There is a strong likelihood of the Accord being signed between the Central government and the NSCN (I-M) before the monsoon session of parliament which is beginning on July 18.” “Centre government is keen to sign the Accord before the third anniversary of the Framework Agreement, signed with the NSCN (I-M) on August 3, 2015,” sources said. In a tweet on July 16, N. Biren said the delegation met Singh to submit “a joint memorandum” to express their viewpoints on the Framework Agreement. He told reporters in Delhi that the Centre should formally inform the Manipur assembly and the state government before taking any decision” on arriving at the Naga Accord. “If our voice is not heard, if the consent of the state assembly or of the people is not taken (into cognizance) and changes are made (post Naga talks) then we will be nowhere. Then automatically we will have to leave our posts,” he told ANI.

Fast-track projects in aspirational dists: MHRD Spl. Correspondent

NEW DELHI, JUL 16 (NPN): Union HRD minister, Prakash Javadekar on Monday urged all the states to fast track implementation of various special and specific schemes under RUSA and Samagra Shiksha for boosting quality of education and educational infrastructure in 117 ‘aspirational districts’ in line with the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to achieve the aims of equity, access and excellence. Addressing State Education ministers and secretaries through videoconferencing from Delhi, Javadekar stressed on the crucial role the states have to play in fast-tracking the operationalisation of the special schemes in these aspirational districts. Listing out various projects and project-specific funding available under RUSA for expansion and

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setting up of higher education institutions in aspirational districts, Javadekar said “A lot will depend on the State Government for the speedy implementation of the projects.” He pointed out that over Rs 1700 crore have been allocated for ‘asipirational districts’ so far for setting up of 70 New Model Colleges; upgradation of existing degree colleges to Model Degree Colleges; strengthening infrastructural facilities through new construction, upgradation/renovation and purchase of equipments; and construction/upgradation of hostels, laboratories, libraries, etc. The assistance also includes upgradation of 29 Colleges to Model Degree Colleges, 7 New Professional Colleges (viz. Engineering & Management), infrastructure grants to 188 Colleges and 9 Universities. He also informed that under the equity initiatives,

an amount of Rs 5 crore is being allocated for the purposes of improving the standard of higher education with a focus on females, SC/ST and educationally backward communities. Javadekar also said that substantial allocation has been made for building and maintenance of separate toilets for girl students; provision of drinking water; and cleanliness in schools. “Central Government has already allocated funds and authorised Panchayati Raj institutions to work for the upkeep of toilets and provision of clean drinking water in government schools,” he said. He also urged the state governments to ensure availability of electricity in all the government schools. Javadekar also asked the state governments to ensure proper deployment of teachers in schools and recruit wherever it is necessary.

In an interview with the Hindustan Times, Singh said: “We have a 2,000-yearold history. We got independence on August 14, 1947; India got independence on August 15. We formally merged in 1949. We have a history we cannot ignore. There is a pulse, an emotion of the people we cannot ignore. Maintaining our identity is very important. Of course, nation is also important. All we are saying is please do consult us.” “This time, we have come in a full team– with all ministers, MLAs, and senior party leaders including the state president. We are about 35 people. We are here to request the Centre that we support the peace initiative. But in the meantime, there is a state, there is a constitutional scheme, there is a federal structure, and so if there is any decision, please convey to us in advance so that we can take a decision in the assembly. If not, then all elected members, including me, will be an in an extreme position,” Singh said.

India raises influx issue with B’desh NEW DELHI, JUL 16 (AGENCIES): India formally raised the issue of illegal migration from Bangladesh to India with the neighbouring country. According to The Assam Tribune report, official here said that Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh cochaired the sixth meeting of the Home Minister level talks with his Bangladesh counterpart Asaduzzaman Khan in Dhaka. Besides security related matters of interest, including counter-terrorism, border management etc. sources said the issue of influx from Bangladesh to India figured in the meeting and the two sides agreed to tighten vigilance along the international border. Senior officials of Bangladesh have been maintaining that India has never raised the issue of illegal infiltration with the Government of Bangladesh.

People are real owners of their data not companies: TRAI NEW DELHI, JUL 16 (AGENCIES): Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Monday made its stand clear around the debate over ‘user data privacy’, saying no one besides consumers can be the real owners of data and that the companies holding information about them are nothing but its “custodians”. Saying the present norms around the user data privacy in India are not enough, TRAI stressed that consumers should be given the choice to safeguard their privacy. “The right to choice, notice, consent, data portability, and right to be forgotten should be conferred upon the consumers,” TRAI recommended to Department of Telecom. TRAI made it clear that telecom companies need to make their ‘consent mechanism’ more transparent to ensure the consumers of digital services can take decisions based on sufficient choices put forth. It also suggested that all digital entities, including telecom operators, should clearly disclose information about the privacy breaches on their websites.

DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): With even the faintest glimmer of hope of revival having evaporated, the formal closure of Nagaland’s only major industry – Nagaland Pulp & Paper Company Ltd (NPPCL) at Tuli in Mokokchung district – is now not only imminent but just a matter of time, sources said. Set up in 1971, the joint venture of Hindustan Paper Corporation Ltd (HPCL) and Government of Nagaland had stopped operating since August 2015. Now, with the board of directors of HPC having been recently dissolved and taken over by National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), there is likelihood of the corporation being sold to a recognised bidder in order to clear the corpo-

Students of Sazolie college at the launching of the ‘No to false claim on scholarships’ campaign. (NP)

Ltu also said that many genuine Naga students studying professional courses outside the state received lesser scholarship amount as compared to other north east states. In this regard, he said the federation could apprise the state government to increase the amount for the genuine students. NSF president informed that first phase of initiative would

no way connected to the Citizenship Amendment Bill, 2016 in the first place . He reminded that Article 371A dealt with matters relating to religious or social practices of the Nagas, their customary law and procedure, administration of civil and criminal justice involving decisions according to Naga customary law and ownership and transfer of land and its resources. Hitting out at Rio, the NPF leader said when infiltration of illegal immigrants into the state has been taking place unabated, Rio’s reliance on unconfirmed hypothesis such as protection under Article 371(A) of the Constitution of India and the ILP Regulations “was a grievous fallacy”. He opined that Cabinet Meeting Agenda No.10 contained objectives that were contradictory and inconsistent in itself. “This reveals the fact that, despite growing opposition of the Bill, the State Cabinet in its Meeting had either decided not to oppose the said Bill intentionally or had taken the decision without understanding the content of the said Bill, its

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was for academic expenses of those students whose parents’ income was low. Further, Ltu said that the federation was initiating the campaign to discourage corruption in the society, adding it was not imposing on anybody. NSF president challenged the students to voluntarily come out and set an example on corruption and malpractice in the state.

NEW DELHI, JUL 16 (NPN): LoP in the state assembly T.R.Zeliang has picked up the issue of Citizenship Amendment Bill 2016 through which BJP seeks to provide Indian citizenship to Bangladeshis who can prove they have stayed in India for six years. This bill has been opposed by various states in the north east including BJP allies in Assam and Meghalaya. Against the backdrop of chief minister Neiphiu Rio reiterating that Nagaland will only oppose the Bill if it infringed upon the rights of Nagas under Article 371A or the ILP, Zeliang threw the gauntlet by pointing out that the Bill, introduced in the Lok Sabha on July 15, 2016, seeks to amend the Citizenship Act of 1955 to provide citizenship to illegal migrants from Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan, who are of Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi or Christian extraction “unlike the Inner Line Permit (ILP) which only provides access to outsiders for inward travel into Nagaland”. Zeliang pointed out that Article 371 (A) was in

significance and possible ramifications,” Zeliang said. Zeliang said the cabinet resolution under Agenda No. 10 “possibly” reveals the ignorance of the State Cabinet adding that the Cabinet decision was contradictory and inconsistent in itself. He said this revealed that, despite growing opposition to the Bill, the State Cabinet had either decided not to oppose it intentionally, or had taken the decision without understanding its content, significance and possible ramifications. Zeliang maintained that the decision revealed the ignorance of the Cabinet and thus the “indecisiveness” on the contentious matter or, even worse, the decision was taken out of compulsion, to gratify the Central government at the cost of Naga people. Asking the State government to support the Bill, if it was beneficial for the Nagas, Zeliang however, said the decision to not interfere in national policies without understanding the implications of the controversial Bill was a clear threat to the Nagas and their identity.

Fund crisis may shutdown Tuli paper mill

NSF: ‘No to false claim on scholarships’ campaign KOHIMA, JUL 16 (NPN): With the aim of discouraging ineligible students from applying for Post Matric Scholarship (PMS), the Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) launched a campaign “No to False Claim on Scholarships” at Sazolie College Jotsoma here Monday. Speaking at the campaign launching programme, NSF president, Kesosül Christopher Ltu, said the federation initiated the campaign so the genuine students were not deprived of their rights. Pointing out that 45000 students apply for scholarship every year under various schemes in the state, NPF president, however, expressed doubt that many bogus candidates apply scholarship in the state. He reminded the student community that the actual purpose of scholarship

Citizenship Bill: Zeliang asks CM to clarify cabinet decision

comprise of campaign and sensitization programme, in which some model students would be picked to reach out to the different sections of people in the state. In his address, Sazolie college principal, Dr. Kangzang Thou, lauded the initiative of the federation and said honesty and truthfulness should start from oneself. (Cont’d on p-7)

A file photo of the dilapidated Nagaland Pulp & Paper Company Ltd at Tuli. (NP)

ration’s accumulated dues, including those of NPPCL, unless Government of India intervenes on the matter, sources added. HPC has already been referred for closure to NCLT. And with the State government too not raising its voice on the issue so far despite its representatives being on the board of directors of NPPCL, the

Petrol, diesel prices fall after 10 days New Delhi, Jul 16 (IANS): Petrol prices fell around 10 paise across the four metro cities on Monday after rising nearly a rupee and a half in the the last 10 days. Prices of diesel also were down around 13-15 paise from the levels on Sunday. Since fuel prices started an upward movement again on June 5, prices were unchanged on July 11 and July 15, according to data from the Indian Oil Corp’s website. In the national capital, petrol was priced at Rs 76.84 on Monday, 11 paise down from the previous price of Rs 76.95 a litre. In the other key cities of Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai, the fuel was sold at Rs 79.51, Rs 84.22 and Rs 79.76 per litre respectively, against the previous levels of Rs 79.61, Rs 84.33 and Rs 79.87 a litre.

fate of Nagaland’s largest industry is now virtually sealed. It’s no secret that HPC was very poorly managed over the years, including the Tuli-based paper mill. It’s two other papers mills in Assam – Nagaon Paper Mill in Jagiroad and Cachar Paper Mill in Panchgram – too had shut operations largely due to poor management and

their employees not paid their salary for months on end. NPPCL owes lot of money to various vendors, besides its own employees who have not been paid their salary since June 2017. The Government of India had allocated Rs 100 crore to HPC, of which only Rs 33 crore was diverted to NPPCL. The amount proved too meagre to clear the pending dues to the vendors and arrear salary of the paper mill’s employees. The State government had reportedly given a loan of Rs 1.2 crore, out of which three months’ salary was paid, while another one month’s salary was paid out of equity amount. Subsequently the mill sold scrap and paid another three months’ salary. However, the employees have not been paid since June (Cont’d on p-7) 2017.

Lily Das passes away in London DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): Lily Thenoudiü Das, known to most as Lily, or Adiü, passed away in London, United Kingdom, on July 14, 2018 after a prolonged period of sickness. She leaves behind her husband, two children and two granddaughters. According to family sources, the funeral would take place in the UK. Born in Kohima to Mari Khrielieviü Sekhose and Richard Harris, Lily spent her childhood Lt. Lily Thenoudiü Das in Kohima. After her matriculation, she pursued her 11th and 12th at Spicer College, Poona (now Pune). Lily was one of the first journalists in Nagaland in the early seventies. She worked with the Ura Mail in its heyday. Before joining the Ura Mail, she worked in The Junior Statesman, at its Calcutta office. She received her BA Pol. Science degree from Presidency College, Calcutta. While at Presidency College, Lily also shouldered duties of high responsibility in the Naga Students’ Union. She married to Mohie Ranjan Das in 1975 after which she moved to Calcutta and began work with Air India as an executive. They migrated to England in the early eighties. Until her confinement, she remained an active member of the Kohima Educational Trust, the Overseas Nagas International and the UK Naga body. Lily was a member of the Khedi Baptist church. In the UK, she and her family attended the Wolverton Evangelical Church. K Y M C

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Gov lauds CRPF for keeping peace

Governor Acharya interacting with DIG, Shahnawas Khan and other officers of the CRPF Group Centre at Khatkati on July 15. DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): Gover nor PB Acharya paid a visit to CRPF Group Centre at Khatkati on Friday. Interacting with deputy inspector general (DIG) Shahnawas Khan and other officers of the CRPF Group Centre, the

governor remarked that the Central police force had been contributing immensely towards peace, stability and harmony in the Northeast. He said the force had been fighting insurgency under difficult conditions and maintaining peace and tranquillity

across the country, particularly in the Northeast. Acharya expressed his appreciation to all ranks of the CRPF Group Centre who were serving 24x7 to maintain the integrity of the nation under challenging conditions to ensure security of citizens.

CBCED Vacation Bible School ends

Chakhesang Baptist Church East Dimapur organized a four-day Vacation Bible School from July 12 to 15. DIMAPUR: A total of 106 children from Chakhesang Baptist Church East Dimapur (CBCED) attended a four day Vacation Bible School (VBS) organized by the CBCED, Sunday School Ministry under the theme ‘God is Listening’ from July 12 to July 15. CBCED youth director, Kedu Shupao was the VBS director.

Five different classes -beginners, primary, junior, intermediate and teens, 10 teachers, five volunteers with cooks and the Sunday School Board members were part of the program. On the concluding day, principal of Apple Kindergarten Athono Nuvocho spoke on the theme where she highlighted the importance of prayer and encour-

aged the children to pray. Later Sarah Nuh, superintendent, thanked all the teachers, volunteers and contributors for their helping hands and tireless efforts to make the VBS a successful one. The final day ended with class wise presentation, memory verse recitation, songs, skits, and a Love Feast.

He also reiterated that every empowered person must reach out positively to motivate and identify the beneficiaries of Central flagship projects, including adoption of villages and government schools. This was stated in a press release by the PRO to governor.

NSCN (R) recovers vehicles DIMNAPUR: The NSCN/GPRN (Reformation) recovered one Bolero GLX bearing Regd No. NL- 07- 3068, with Engine No. DT54J40579 and Chassis No.52J45044. A press release from MIP, NSCN/GPRN (R) has informed the rightful owner to claim the same within 7 days by producing relevant documents. For further queries, one may contact 9366266397. The release said after the expiry of the deadline, the NSCN/GPRN (R) shall not be held responsible under any circumstances. The NSCN/GPRN (Reformation) also recovered one Mahindra Quanto white colour bearing Reg. No. NL-07C-5307, Chassis No- MAIVC2HOXC2K47346, and engineNo. HUCK13866. It informed the rightful owner to claim the same within 7 days with original documents by contacting 7630982620.

MCC conducts workshop on innovative teaching

DIMAPUR: Model Christian College (MCC) conducted a two day workshop on innovative teaching on July 12 and 13 with NEHU, department of education, assistant professor, Dr. Euodia Bahun Myrthong, and St. Mary’s College of Teacher Education, Shillong, senior lecturer Calmy R. Kharlukhi, as resource persons. A press release by MCC administrator Albert Ariicho said the two day workshop was organized by the departments of Education and English, and sponsored by the Indian Council of Social Science Research, North Eastern Regional Centre, NEHU Campus, Shillong. Calmy emphasized on the different strategies of teaching involving technology. She also spoke about the constructivist method where students construct their unique understanding of a subject based on their past experiences with teachers as facilitators. The participants were divided into seven groups

and were assigned to conduct a mock class presentation on the second day of the workshop, which was followed by a discussion and a feedback session. Earlier, managing director S.P. Francis, prayed for the success of the workshop and a welcome address was delivered by principal Dr. Luke Rymbai. A keynote address was delivered by State College of Teacher Education, Kohima, principal Hekishe Sena. Dr. Euodia inaugurated the workshop with a brief introduction of the participants. The workshop concluded with a valedictory function chaired by Department of English, assistant professor Thethem. A summar y of the workshop was delivered by vice principal Dr. Nungshikokla and a vote of thanks was delivered by Department of Education, assistant professor Jamkhanmoi. Altogether 32 participants attended the workshop.

Value links training held in Chumukedima

DIMAPUR: A five-day training program on value chains using an approach developed by the Deutsche Gesellschaftfür Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH was held from July 9 to 13, in partnership with the office of the Agriculture Production Commissioner (APC), Nagaland. A press release from Climate Change Adaptation-North Eastern Region (CCA-NER) project director, Peter Cross stated that the program was held at Nagaland Police conference hall, 1st NAP Battalion, Chumukedima, Dimapur. The training was organised under the Indo-German project‚ “Climate Change Adaptation-North Eastern Region (CCA-NER)” in collaboration

with the Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region (MDoNER). The training introduced the participants to the approach of Value Links and it was moderated by Alfons Eiligmann, IDC Unternehmensberatung GmbH, lead trainer and secretary of the International Value Links Association, Germany and Dr. Rajeev Sharma, member of the International Value Links Association, India. The purpose of the training was to enhance the capacity of field officers on areas of agriculture value chains; improve analytical skills on value chain production, market opportunities, challenges and risks and strengthen the capacity of field functionaries, to develop comprehensive

business plans. Ministry of Development of North-Eastern Region was represented by Mercy Epao, director, MDoNER along with Temsunaro Aier, additional secretary, Agriculture, Nagaland. Temsunaro Aier stressed on the need for organising such trainings for policy makers which would better equip them in making comprehensive agriculture policies. Bendangyanger, CEO, Nagaland State Agriculture Marketing Board also attended the inaugural session. The training participants included government officials, research scholars and various organisations from states of Mizoram, Meghalaya, Sikkim and Nagaland.

Forgo comforts and face the harsh reality: K. Sema

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DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): Retired government servant and author K h e k i ye S e m a u r g e d around 300 theologians to forgo their comforts and face the harsh realities that lie ahead, while also cautioning them that the price of commitment could even involve death. He was speaking as the guest speaker at a Cultural Day program held at Trinity Theological College on July 16. Reflecting on how Christianity was brought to Nagaland at a time when Nagas were head hunters, he said American missionaries made a conscious choice to forgo all comforts and luxuries back home to bring the gospel to Nagaland. In stark contrast, he pointed out Christian leaders today are even involved in politicking and petty organizational politics to be K

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Students performing a traditional dance during the Cultural Day program. (Inset) Khekiye Sema speaking at the function. (NP)

posted in cities and towns to lead comfortable lives. He encouraged them saying that when they graduate and enter the mission field, they will enter a world where real Christian values don’t exist anymore. Drawing parallels with the first generation Christians, he

said the first generation Christians did not enjoy the facilities of today but they were honest, honourable and had a good value system ingrained in them. Khekiye then went on to add that “in Nagaland God is locked up in a big box for 5 to 6 months lead-

ing up to the election, and in that period people sell themselves shamelessly and their conscience disappears.” “People today have become money hunters,” he said, as he called upon theologians and lecturers present to ponder on how communities today have become devoid

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, JULY 17, 2018

news in Brief National Deworming Day on August 10: The 2nd round of National Deworming Day (NDD) for the year 2018 has been fixed on August 10 for all children within the age group of 1-19 years, and Mop Up Day on August 17. Schools and Anganwadi Centres will be designated as the implementation sites for the NDD. (DIPR) CUD emergency general meeting: Changki Union Dimapur (CUD) has convened its emergency general meeting on July 17, 3 p.m. at the residence of its treasurer in Lengrijan. All Dimapur Changki men aged between 25-50 years of age have been requested to attend the meeting. ANHTU meeting: All Nagaland Hindi Teachers Union (ANHTU) has covened its silver jubilee committee members, district representatives and all unit presidents and secretaries meeting on July 19, 10:30 a.m. at Rastra Bhasha Prachar Semitee Institute Lotha Community Ki building, Kiezeke Kohima. All unit presidents have been requested to submit the following particulars during the meeting: A brief history of respective units and list of every teachers post and posting schools in detail; important photos i.e., unit office bearers past and present; and “deducted amount with list for silver jubilee.” CAVCA general meeting: Chumukedima Area Village Council Association (CÀVCA) has convened its general meeting on July 18, 11 a.m. at CTC hall, Chumukedima. All the village council chairmen under EAC Chumukedima have been informed to attend the meeting. NU Kohima campus Meriema informs: All candidates seeking admission into MA History and Archaeology, Nagaland University, Kohima campus, Meriema have been informed that an admission written test will be conducted on July 19,

10 a.m. The list of eligible candidates will be posted in the department notice board and university website. F&CS Kohima informs: Food & Civil Supplies (F&CS) Kohima inspector, Sashilemla Pongen has informed all the FPS/village councils of Kohima centre that the PHH and AAY food-grains/ sugar will be released from July 19, 10:30 am to 4 pm. The concerned FPS/village councils have been directed to collect their respective quotas within the stipulated period: Kezocha Circle villages and Merema, Tsiese Basa & Bawe, Thizama and Rusoma on July 19; Jakha circle villages on July 20; Kohima sadar and Secu circle villages on July 23 and Kohima town FPS on July 24 and 25. WSH joint meeting: The Western Sumi Hoho (WSH) has convened a joint meeting with all its frontal organizations and area chairmen to discuss important issues on July 21, 10 a.m at Tourist Lodge, Dimapur. All concerned members and advisors have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. GHID golden jubilee general meeting: The Government Hindi Institute Dimapur (GHID) golden jubilee general meeting will be held on July 20, 11 a.m at GHID, Oriental Colony, Dimapur. Alumni convenor, Hezheto Chishi has requested all alumni Hindi diploma holders to attend the meeting without fail. SRLM interview postponed: Additional secretary, RD & mission director, SRLM Kohima has informed candidates that a personal interview for the post of area coordinators and accountant & data entry operator, scheduled to be conducted on July 17 and 18 at NRLM office has been postponed due to technical problem. Rescheduled date for the interview will be published in the local dailies.

Condolences

NDPP Tuensang mourns K. Thong: NDPP Tuensang region has expressed shock and sadness to learn of the sudden demise of K. Thong, the president of NDPP Tseminyu region. A condolence note issued by NDPP Tuensang region president, L. Tochi Chang stated that late K. Thong was well known to the NDPP party who had high calibre and brought changes with his innovative inputs. It stated that his sudden demise was a great loss to the NDPP family as well as the public of his region. NDPP Tuensang region conveyed prayers for the Almighty God to comfort the bereaved family. NDPP Kiphire mourns K. Thong: Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) Kiphire region has mourned the demise of K. Thong president of NDPP, Tseminyu region. NDPP Kiphire region president Tsaseto Sangtam and general secretary Khutolu A. Sema further conveyed the unit’s condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. NDPP Mon mourns K. Thong: NDPP Mon Region has expressed shock and sadness over the sudden demise of K. Thong. In a condolence message, NDPP Mon region president Tongang Konyak stated that in his demise, the party had lost a true and a capable leader who would be difficult to replace. The unit further conveyed its condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. Y. Patton mourns KK Paul Rutsa: Deputy chief minister Y. Patton has expressed deep sadness over the untimely demise of K.K. Paul Rutsa, younger brother of Peter Rutsa, State BJP vice-president, Nagaland. A condolence note from the deputy chief minister stated that late K.K. Paul Rutsa was known for his bold radical ideas and a sport and adventure lover and successful entrepreneur. Calling his demise a great loss for the Nagas, Patton said the departed was regarded for his integrity and his contribution to Naga society was immense. Patton conveyed his condolences to the bereaved family members and the Motor Sports fraternity of Nagaland and also conveyed prayers to grant solace and comfort to his near and dear ones. ANCSU mourns KK Paul Rutsa: The All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) has expressed shock at the sudden demise of senior member KK Paul Rutsa. A condolence message by ANCSU president, Katho P. Awomi stated that late Paul Rutsa was the social and cultural secretary of ANCSU for the tenure 2001-03. He described Paul as an inspiration to many

youths in particular and society in general. Stating that his untimely demise has caused a huge loss to the youngsters and Naga society, the ANCSU said that his contribution towards the union would be cherished by the ANCSU family. The ANCSU also extended its deepest condolences to the bereaved family and conveyed prayers for the departed soul to rest in peace. Wangyuh Konyak mourns Romongo’s demise : Ex MP, W. Wangyuh Konyak has expressed extreme shock over the demise of former commissioner and secretary, Romongo Jami, who passed away on July 13 at Naga Hospital Kohima. In a condolence message, Wangyuh Konyak stated that he first came to know late Romongo Jami when he was posted as circle officer Chen in 1978, who came at a time when the situation was tense and conflicts between the administration and national workers was at its peak. Konyak said that his services to the people of Chen area in that crucial period would always be remembered. Wangyuh on behalf of his family and the people of Chen conveyed his deepest condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. NSCN (I-M) condole demise of members: Wancho Region of the Government of the People’s Republic of Nagalim, in a condolence message, has expressed immense sorrow at the untimely demise of three Wancho national workers, namely, Pangang Gangsa ‘sergeant’ on May 25, ‘razou peyus’ Tenwang Wangsa and Acham Wangsu on July 11 in two separate incidents. A condolence note issued by MIP, NSCN (I-M) stated that the three unarmed national workers were arrested and later killed in fake encounters after being administered third degree torture by 16th Assam Rifles personnel under the command of Major KB Singh. The release stated that the sentiments of the Wancho Region national workers have been deeply hurt by the atrocities committed by the Indian Army through the Assam Rifles, and vehemently condemned the colonial act of human rights violation by the 16th Assam Rifles. Wancho national workers continue to uphold the principle of the ongoing peace process between the NSCN and Government of India, the note said. The Wancho Region of the GPRN saluted the martyred national workers who, it said, were men of standards. The note also conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members, relatives and friends and prayers for the Almighty God to grant them solace. It also conveyed prayers for the departed souls rest in eternal peace.

of values that the first generation had. Khekiye Sema also touched upon how pastors in rural areas were the most neglected class and how they become cultivators. He urged various church organizations to debate Christian mission management. Earlier, the invocation was pronounced by associate professor, Dr Limatemsu Ao; welcome speech was delivered by coordinator, TTCSU, Dr Akatoli Chishi; vote of thanks by general secretary, TTCSU, Tovi V Chishi; and benediction by lecturer, Skyli Achumi. The program was chaired by assistant cultural and social secretary, Trinity Theological College Students Union (TTCSU), Ayekali Aye. The other highlights of the program were: cultural dance by hostel boys, folk song by hostel girls, and traditional dress display led by Sunday School Department of Nkwareu Zeme Baptist Church ZBA (N) Rahoni Chalai and Tovika successfully concluded its Vacation Bible School on July 15, which was Zhimo. held under the theme of ‘Get connected’. K

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Guwahati A stray a.m. t-storm, cloudy

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Itanagar A stray a.m. t-storm, cloudy

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Dimapur Cloudy, a stray thunderstorm

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Tuensang A stray a.m. t-storm, cloudy

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A stray a.m. t-storm, cloudy

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Zunheboto A stray a.m. t-storm, cloudy

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, JULY 17, 2018

(L-R) Tovihoto Ayemi launching the DMC online trade license payment gateway. The ‘Transformer tree’ designed by Mark Medom. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): Dimapur Municipal Council, today, launched a mobile friendly automated DMC online trade license payment gateway (www. dmcnagaland.com) where citizens can obtain new trade licenses, renew existing trade license, and pay trade license fees. Advisor, department of power, Tovihoto Ayemi who inaugurated the online portal at Don Bosco Higher Secondary Conference Hall on Monday, said that the online portal had been in the offing for a few years and that it was much needed for the business community of

Dimapur. Project manager of Symbios, Hopeto also showed a slideshow presentation on the features of the online trade portal and how traders could apply for trade licenses or make payments. Traders can view their basic information and current year payment information, view their pending renewal fee and pay them by simply entering the trade license details. After the launch, Tovihoto Ayemi also inaugurated the ‘Dumping Free Zone Project’ near Rama Krishna Mission Society at Duncan Basti. The area which had been a dumping zone has been beautified

with a ‘Transformer Tree’ and benches. Mark Medom designed the ‘Transformer Tree’ which symbolizes life and is made from scrap metal. Addressing the gathering earlier at Don Bosco Higher Secondary Conference Hall, Tovihoto Ayemi said the business community and the Dimapur Municipal Council were like two sides of a same coin and that the launch of the online portal was one of the most remarkable initiatives taken up by DMC in recent times. Dwelling on the issue of cleanliness, Tovihoto Ayemi said that though Nagaland ranks as the third dirtiest state in the country, people

should not be discouraged and it should instead serve as an eye-opener. He added that people should not always blame, or depend on, the DMC alone but understand that the responsibility of keeping the town clean lies with every individual. He said cleanliness starts at home and in one’s own surroundings. T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by director of Pathfinders, Nagaland, Vitono Gugu Haralu; associate pastor, DABA, Imnatoshi said the dedicatory prayer both for the launch of DMC online trade license payment gateway and the ‘Dumping Free Zone Project’ at Duncan Basti.

DIMAPUR: The monthly Mon District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting was held on July 16 at DC’s Conference Hall, Mon. A DIPR report stated that advisor for Fire & Emergency Services, SIRD and Relief & Rehabilitation and chairman DPDB, Mon, Pohwang Konyak said “the government is spending lots of money on roads but the road in the district is not satisfactory” referring to Mon-Namtola road. He reminded the concerned department to present a report of the progression of work and also give completion certificates to contractors only after completion and proper verification of their work. He mentioned that the quality of road construc-

Pohwang Konyak addressing the Mon DPDB meeting on July 16. (DIPR)

tion should not be compromised due to shortage of sanction money or any other excuses. He said that the government was ready to grant more funds for genuine cases. Numerous other agendas were discussed in the meeting. Dr. Manjan Konyak, Farm Manager PBC, Tizit gave a slide show presentation on the activities carried out by the Veterinary & Animal Husbandry department in Mon district

during the year 2018. Dr. Kechongol Sophie, CMO Mon also spoke about the Measles-Rubella Vaccination campaign to start from October 3. Mon district is targeting around 80-90 thousand children. Earlier, the board welcomed new DPDB members Imnalensa, SP Mon, Kumar Ramnikant ADC Mon Hq, Er. Nikuto, EE PWD (R&B) and Hukato Sumi, V/P Wangkhao College.

Kohima DPDB meeting held DIMAPUR: The monthly meeting of Kohima District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) was held at DC’s conference hall, Kohima on July 16. The meeting was chaired by ADC, Lithrongla Tongpi Rutsa. According to DIPR, a pamphlet called ‘Man loses Money’ on making financial investments, is-

sued by the Reserve Bank of India, was distributed among the members. During the meeting, Kezhangulie Kire from “Glocal Concepts, Nagaland” presented a concept on sustainable development and ways to beat plastic pollution and create employment avenues. He highlighted the

hazards of plastic usage and encouraged use of bio-degradable plastic substitutes to achieve a plastic-free Nagaland within six months time, as desired by the PDA government. A departmental presentation will be given by Agriculture Department in the next DPDB meeting.

Yimchungrü Baptist Borü Chumukedima organizes Cultural Fest

TUENSANG, JUL 16 (NPN): A first ever two day “Cultural Fest” program was organized by Yimchungrü Baptist Borü Chumukedima (YBBC) Youth department on July 14 and 15, under the theme ‘My Culture My Identity’. IGP (CID) Nagaland, Richard Yimto, was the theme speaker at the event. Addressing the gathering, he urged the youth to uphold and preserve their own cultures and traditional values in order to keep them alive. Yimto pointed out that “the loss of culture Under the banner of “Swachh Bharat Summer Internship”, Good Shepherd Club is the loss of identity” (GSC) organized a social work at AG colony Kohima. The members of the club dedicated 2 hours each to keep the colony clean and plastic free. The wastes were ferried in a private gypsy to the Leri Dumping site.

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because, he said, without culture a people cannot claim their identity. He also urged the youth to respect the culture and traditions which have survived for the generations. Highlights of the two day cultural fest program were, ‘Berupuhru jimtsah wukhi khun’ performed by 7th Mile colony youth cell, ‘Alaru khun’ by Church colony cell group, ‘Berupuhru ki neak de bin khi khun’ by Kikhruruzha colony cell group, ‘Khiungmongru mushi jih khun’ by Dieze colony cell group. A talk on the importance and significance of culture and tradition was delivered by youth associate pastor, K.

Youth in traditional attire give a presentation on stage at the ‘Cultural Fest’ program of YBB Chumukedima. (NP)

Ningtsa. The first session was chaired by Tsurila Y and Hankiu PET, while the opening ceremony program was led by Ayan. The second session was presided over by N. Lemchimong YBM. DP-5291

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Dimapur: Advisor & chairman, SDPDB Noklak, H. Haying and advisor, L. Khumo, Fisheries, Evaluation, Economics & Statistics have, through the EAC, has expressed the desire to have a special SDPDB meeting on July 25 at 11 a.m in the Khiamniungan Tribal Council Hall. All SDPDB members under Noklak Hq. have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. (DIPR)

Peren PS draft and Coordination meet

Dimapur: DC and DEO Peren S. Tainiu has informed all concerned that the draft list of polling stations for 6-Tening and 7-Peren assembly constituencies have been prepared and published. The copy is available in the district election office during office hours. Any claims/objections to the draft should be reached on or before July 21. Also, a coordination meeting with the elected members of legislative assembly, recognized political parties and administrative officers under Peren district will be held on July 18 in Old DC’s Conference Hall at 11 a.m. The meeting has been convened in connection with rationalisation of polling stations under 6-Tening and 7-Peren assembly constituencies. All concerned have been asked to attend the meeting as per schedule. (DIPR) K Y M C

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Manipur University impasse: Seven injured in lathi charge

Police trying to stop students from storming Imphal Raj Bhavan on Monday. (NP) Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jul 16: Atleast seven students were injured on Monday after police resorted to lathi charge to disperse the agitating students under the aegis of Democratic Students’ Alliance of Manipur (DESAM), who reportedly tried to storm Imphal Raj Bhavan and state BJP office. The students were protesting against alleged Central government failure to bring an end to the one and a half month old crisis in the Manipur University. DESAM general secretary Oinam Shital suffered fracture on his left hand after it came under the wheel of a moving truck during the scuffle with police personnel in front of the BJP office. The injured students were rushed to Raj Medicity hospital, Imphal while

students with minor injuries discharged after medical treatment at RIMS hospital. The students first tried to storm the Raj Bhavan but were stopped by the police on their way. In the scuffle, a girl student fell unconscious while two others suffered injuries. The students also attempted to storm the state BJP office opposite Raj Bhavan. However, they were unsuccessful as police resorted to lathi-charge. Later, former DESAM general secretary L Edison, talking to reporters denounced the attitude of the responsible Central government authorities and state governor to resolve the crisis. DESAM warned that it would be compelled to join

the campaign demanding removal of vice-chancellor AP Pandey, if Centre remained silent on the issue. Meanwhile, a joint emergency meeting of the agitating Manipur University Students’ Union (MUSU), Manipur University Teachers’ Association (MUTA) and Manipur University Staff Association (MUSA) was held on Monday afternoon and vehemently condemned the “police brutality” towards the students. While terming the police action as “barbarian and undemocratic”, the meeting resolved to demand immediate magisterial enquiry into today’s incident. The meeting further reaffirmed their stand not to retreat from their agitations until the present VC prof AP Pandey is removed.

Meanwhile, chief minister is in Delhi campaigning to end the crisis in the Manipur University. And, on Monday, a 30member state BJP delegation led by chief minister N Biren Singh met Union human resources development minister Prakash Javedekar in his official residence and discussed on finding a way to resolve the crisis. The delegation apprised the Union HRD minister about the present impasse in the MU. They also submitted a copy of the state cabinet’s suggestion of setting up an enquiry committee to look into the issues raised by MU community, a statement from PRO to CM in Imphal said. The delegation also met the Union minister Rajnath Singh and submitted a joint memorandum, detailing the party state unit’s viewpoint on the Framework Agreement signed between the Centre and NSCN(I-M) in August 2015. In the evening, the chief minister met Union external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj and discussed the Indo-Myanmar boundary pillar issue. The Union minister agreed to send a joint team of Union ministry of external affairs, ministry of home affairs and Survey of India for a fresh verification of border pillar 80-82, the release added.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur TUESDAY, JULY 17, 2018

President nod to act against witch-hunt Guwahati, Jul 16 (PTI): President Ram Nath Kovind has approved the Assam Witch Hunting (Prohibition, Prevention and Protection) Bill, 2015, converting it to an Act, almost three years after it was passed by the state Assembly. The Act, aimed at eliminating the superstition from the society, imposes a punishment of up to seven years and a fine of up to Rs 5 lakh. Kovind gave his assent to the Bill on June 13, making any offence under the Act as non-bailable, cognizable and non-compoundable, according to information available on the official website of the president’s secretariat. B r a n d i n g p e o p l e, mostly women, as witch and killing them is a very old problem across Assam. Between 2001 and 2017, 193 people -- 114 women and 79 men -- have been branded as witch and killed and 202 cases have been registered by the police during this period, Additional Director General of Police (CID) Anil Kumar Jha said. To tackle this menace, the Assam Assembly on August 13, 2015, had unanimously passed a Bill, which imposes imprisonment of up to seven years, along with a fine of up to Rs 5 lakh, for branding someone as witch. This Bill has now become an Act.

7 PPA MLAs join NPP in Arunachal Pradesh I TA NAG A R , J U L 1 6 (AGENCIES): In a significant political development ahead of the 2019 general elections, 7 out of the 9 legislators from the People’s Party of Arunachal (PPA) have joined the National People’s Party (NPP), NE Now reported. “Legislators Tanga Byaling, Rajesh Tacho, Tapang Taloh, Nikh Kamin, Tirong Aboh, Dikto Yikar and Mutchu Mithi would officially be announced as the new members of NPP within a couple of days,” NPP State president Gicho Kabak told media persons on Monday. Kabak said, “The 7 MLAs have already the joined the party on July 12 at its headquarters in Shillong in presence of NPP president Conrad K Sangma and an official announcement would be made soon as they were unable to meet the legislative assembly speaker to complete the formalities.” “Now we have seven MLAs in the State who represent the NPP. We will work in alliance with the BJP led government led by Chief Minister Pema Khandu,” added Kabak. NPP State vice president and spokesperson Nima Sange said, “Since NPP is already an alliance under the North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA), the joining of seven MLA will automatically fall under the guidance of the present state government BJP.” The official announcement of the merger by the MLAs will also be prepared

under the NEDA in a meeting chaired by Himanta Biswa Sarma soon. The meeting will also be attended by Chief Ministers Conrad K Sangma and Pema Khandu, Sange said. NPP is growing stronger each passing day and it along with the BJP will always work for the development and welfare of the state, he added. Sange also said, MLAs from both BJP and NPP would contest in the ensuing 2019 general elections from their respective places, however, there will be no pre-poll alliance. “The NPP will not project any candidate as Chief Minister but will focus on a common representative,” Sange said. He also clarified that with the merger, the NPP has no intention to fill up the portfolio of a Cabinet minister or any agreement has been made in this regard. NPP was formed in the State on August 7 last year after a large number of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leaders including Kabak and Sange dissolved the party and merged with it. The dissolution of the NCP in this BJP-ruled the State came after NCP leaders alleged that NCP President Sharad Pawar showed ‘no keen and active interest’ in Arunachal Pradesh. Founded by, PA Sangma after his expulsion from the NCP in July 2012, NPP is a national political party in India. Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma is the present president of the party.

Row over talks to ‘end’ act against forced conversion GUWAHATI, Jul 16 (Agencies): Talk of repealing the Arunachal Pradesh Freedom of Religion Act, 1978, which prohibits conversion from one religious faith to any other by use of force, inducement or fraudulent means, has sparked a debate in the BJPruled northeastern state. The controversy started last month, when CM Pema Khandu said the act would be brought before the next assembly session for repeal because it could be misused, Economic Times reported. Elections are scheduled in Arunachal next year, with the term of the assembly ending in April. The anti-conversion law “could undermine secularism and is probably targeted towards Christians,” Khandu said at a function organised by the Arunachal Pradesh Catholic Association at the Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Karsingsa. Tribal groups in the state are against repealing the act. The Indigenous Faith and Cultural Society of Arunachal Pradesh (IFCSAP) and the Nyishi Indigenous Faiths and Cultural Society said talk of a repeal amounts to minority appeasement. However, Ram Madhav, BJP general secretary in-charge of the northeast, declared that the chief minister had not said the law would be repealed. The state unit of the BJP is against tweaking the APFR act because it says it is a freedom of religion law and not an anti-conversion law.

Despite stir, repatriation of tribals Media persons from ASEAN 19 officials summoned in Assam job scam from Tripura as planned: Official countries call on Assam CM Agartala, Jul 16 (IANS): Despite a hunger strike by a few refugees, the repatriation of Reang tribals from Tripura to Mizoram would start from August 16 as scheduled, an official said on Monday. Some refugees continued their hunger strike in relief camps in Kanchanpur, about 180 km north of Tripura capital Agartala, for the fifth day on Monday demanding advance payment of a financial assistance announced by the Union Home Ministry. The agitating refugees are also demanding twohectares of land after their repatriation to Mizoram. “Union Home Ministry’s advisor Mahesh Kumar Singla held meetings

with the refugee leaders and other officials to finalise the strategy of repatriation,” North Tripura District Magistrate Raval Hamendra Kumar told IANS over phone from the district headquarters, Dharmanagar. He said during the repatriation, the Tripura government would provide security and logistical support, including transportation, to the refugees. A Tripura home department official said here on Monday that Union Home Secretary’s Special Secretary (Internal Security) Rina Mitra would on Wednesday meet officials of Tripura and Mizoram governments. Leaders of Mizoram Bru Displaced

Woman body recovered in KA Correspondent

DIPHU, JUL 16: A body of a woman was recovered near Long-ehpi village under Dongkamukam police outpost in West Karbi Anglong district on Sunday. The deceased has been identified as Arlis Teronpi (28), wife of Harmon Ronghang, mother

of four. According to police, the woman was last seen on July 13 returning home after attending a Self Help Groups meeting at Rongkhang Development Block. The body has been sent for examination. An investigation is underway, police said.

Dear Chloe, The way in which you crawl, stand ,talk and understand several words even though you are just one – year old clearly shows that you are going to grow up to be an achiever. Also, as of now, the entire household functions as per your demands, let it be so in future as you will always be our life’s reigning queen. Happy 1st birthday dear Chloe. Loving family. Dear Tolli I hope you have a wonderful day and that the year ahead is filled with much love, many wonderful surprises and gives you lasting memories that you will cherish in all the days ahead. Happy Birthday. From, Iza waza

People’s Forum (MBDPF), the apex body of the refugees, would also attend the meeting. The 32,876 Reang tribals, locally known as “Bru”, have been living in six makeshift camps in north Tripura’s Kanchanpur and Panisagar sub-divisions, adjoining Mizoram, for the past 21 years. They had fled their homes in western Mizoram following ethnic strife. The trouble in the state started after a Mizo forest official was killed. As per the agreement, the refugees, comprising 5,407 families, would start returning to their homes from August 16. The multiphase repatriation would be completed by September 30.

Guwahati, Jul 16 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal Monday told a team of journalists from ASEAN countries to take initiative to improve connectivity between Guwahati and the capital cities of their countries. Interacting with the visiting journalists, Sonowal called upon them to take initiative to improve connectivity, especially air connectivity between Guwahati and the capital cities of the ASEAN countries and for setting up consulates of of their countries in Guwahati. “We are next door neighbours. We have a common history which started with Chaolung Su-

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I, Smti. Amenla Zumvu, wife of Shri. Atu Zumvu aged about 40 years residing at House No. 86-A-Kuda Village, C-Khel, Nagarjan, Dimapur, 797112-Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under : 1. That in my Indian Passport bearing Passport No. R4399879 my name was earlier recorded as Philemon Amenla Longkumer. 2. That I have changed my name as Amenla Zumvu after my marriage. 3. That at present all the records have my new name Amenla Zumvu. 4. That I state the Philemon Amenla Longkumer and Amenla Zumvu is the name of one and same person and that is myself. I am executing this declaration to be submitted to the concerned authorities for the change of name. I hereby state that whatever is stated herein above are true to the best of my knowledge. Solemnly affirmed at Dimapur on this 14 day of July, 2018. Deponent Solemnly affirmed before me by the deponent. Notary Public Regd. No. 151/2018, Dated : 14/07/18 DP-5295

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I, No. JC NYA 14703283A Name : N. Orenthung Patton Rank : Nb/Sub, S/o Nthio Patton of Unit 1st Naga Regt C/o 99APO do hereby change the names of my twin son's from Renbomo Patton to Jeremiah Patton and Miyenthungo Patton to Benedic Patton respectively, vide Regd. No. 97 dated 16/7/18 sworn before the Sub Div Officer, Office of the Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland. Deponent DP-5264 DECLARATION I, Shri. Khetoi L. Yeptho, S/o Lhoixu Yeptho, permanent & presently residing at Suruhuto Town, Zunheboto, solemnly affirm and declare an oath as hereunder : 1. That I am a citizen of India, resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That I am a Govt. employee serving as S.O-II, PWD (R&B) Atoizu Division. 3. That my name is inadvertently entered/recorded as Khetoi L. Yepthomi in my Class-X Passed Certificate & Diploma Clearance Certificate, Khetoi in my Diploma Registration Certificate & Admit Card, Khetoi Yeptho in my Provisional Certificate & Diploma Overall Marksheet, Khetoi C. Yeptho in my HSLC Admt Card, Marksheet & Appointment Order, Khetoi C. Yeptho in my Confirmation of Appointment, L. Khetoi Yeptho in my Govt. ID Card but my actual name is Khetoi L. Yeptho which is recorded in my SBI passbook bearing A/C No. 33084883607 and Driving Lisence. 4. That the name Khetoi L. Yepthomi, Khetoi, Khetoi Yeptho, Khetoi C. Yepthomi, Khetoi C. Yeptho, L. Khetoi Yeptho and Khetoi L. Yeptho are same and one person which is referred to me. 5. Henceforth, I shall use my name as Khetoli L Yeptho for all other official purpose & future correspondence. 6. That the statements made in para 1-5 are true to the best of my knowledge & nothing material is concealed herein. Deponent Solemnly sworn & declare before me on this 3 rd day of Feb 2016 at Zunheboto. Notary Public Regd. No. 082/16, Date : 03/02/2016 DP-5267

kafa’s arrival in Assam from Yunnan. Our government wants to strengthen this relationship and give it a new dimension through regular exchange of dialogue for better connectivity and trade and commerce”, he said. Sonowal told the visiting journalists that they could play a significant role in taking forward Assam government’s endeavours by way of their writings and media reports and emphasised on youth and cultural exchange programmes for mutual benefit. Twenty jour nalists from ASEAN countries called on Sonowal as part of a familiarisation visit under the India-ASEAN Media Exchange Programme.

Diphu, Jul 16: Altogether 19 officials of Assam civil, police and allied services have been summoned by Dibrugarh Police for interrogation in the cash-for-job scam in Assam Public Service Commission (APSC). The 19 officers included- 13 ACS, 3 APS, 1 District Transport Officer, 1 Superintendent of Taxes and 1 Inspector of Taxes. The officials have been asked to be present before the inquiry officer on July 18 at 10 a.m. One of the officers is the son of a former minister, sources added. The main kingpin of the scam, Rakesh Paul, former chairman of APSC has been put behind bars and it was expected that

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 Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Pradeep Bahadur Deceased, has been filed by Shri. Santa Devi relation mother R/o. H.No. 4 (A) Forest Colony, Dimapur to draw his/her Family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 21.4.18. 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 14.8.18.

Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 13 day of 7/18. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

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1. Sumi Baptist Churches Association SBAK AIZUTO is a government recognised Church organisation of Sept. 12 178, Sumi Mission Centre under Zunheboto District. 2. SBAK has bought a land measuring 50x60 at Main Police Point Zunheboto bearing Patta No. 139 on 4th August 1995 from Mr. Vinito Sema, S/o Lt. Kuhoxu Sema of Shotomi Village. 3. The aforementioned plot's Patta no 139 was lost and its owner SBAK is applying for a reissue at Deputy Commissioner's office Zunheboto. 4. This declaration is made as per the directives of DC Zunheboto to vouch that SBAK Aizuto is the real owner of the mentioned plot and has every right to apply for re-issue of Patta. VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the contents made in Para 1-4 are correct and true to the best of my knowledge and nothing conceal therein. Declarant Solemnly sworn before me. Notary Public Regd. No. 1095/18, Dated : 16/7/18 DP-5280 Regd. No. 614/18

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Date : 10/07/18

I, Shri. Tiatemjen Pongen, S/o Chubameren, aged about 23 years, resident of H/No. 218, Seithekema (New), Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under :1. That I am a citizen of India. 2. That is my Secondary School Examination Certificate of Continuos and Comprehensive Evaluation under CBSE bearing Roll No. 8743556 my clan has been clerical mistakenly entered as "Tiatemjen Pongem" instead of "Tiatemjen Pongen", however in my other educational documents my name has been entered without clan as i.e. (1) Senior School Certificate Examination CBSE Marksheet and Admit Card "Tiatemjen", (2) B.Sc. and (3) M.Sc under Nagaland University Marksheet and Admit Card "Tiatemjen". 3. That all names "Tiatemjen Pongen", "Tiatemjen Pongem" and "Tiatemjen" are same and one person only. 4. That the propose of swearing this affidavit is to declare that henceforth, I shall be called "Tiatemjen Pongen" only for all official purposes and wherever "Tiatemjen Pongem" and "Tiatemjen" are appeared may be corrected as "Tiatemjen Pongen" by competent authority. That the statements made by me in para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and information and no materials are concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn and declared before me on this 10th day of July 2018. Notary Public DP-5266

more arrests will be made in this connection. Meanwhile, according to IANS, the daughter of BJP’s Lok Sabha MP R.P. Sharma is among 19 government officials issued summons by the Assam Police in the multi-crore cash-for-jobs scam. The Dibrugarh police, which is probing the case, has asked these officials to appear at the Special Branch Headquarters in Kahilipara area here on July 18 to give their handwriting samples for forensics tests. “Police officer Pallabi

Sharma is the daughter of Bharatiya Janata Party’s Lok Sabha MP from Tezpur, R.P. Sharma,” said a senior official on the probe team. The official said that police has already collected substantial evidence against the 19 for their alleged involvement in the job scam. Over 30 Assam civil and police as well as allied services officers have so far been arrested in the scam, apart from then APSC Chairman Rakesh Kumar Paul, two commission members, and other officials.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PHEK : NAGALAND PUBLIC NOTICE No. DCP/JDL-12/2017/VOL-I, Date : 11th May 2018, Smti. Vepalu, D/o Lt. Sovehu Angami of Phek village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 in order to operate/close Family for Family Pension PPO. NO.D/261/97 & Saving Account No. 11862277459 & A/C No. 11862233954 SBI Phek branch against her deceased father Late Sovehu Angami @Sovehu Nienu retired as Ex-Servicemen Indian army and expired on 24-11-2017. 1. It is hereby notified that, if anybody has any complaint against the succession, he/ she may lodge complaint to this office within a period of 1 (one) month from the date of this notification or date of publication whichever is later. 2. No further complaint shall be entertained after the stipulated period and shall be considered that there is no objection. (SHANAVAS C) IAS Deputy Commissioner Phek: Nagaland K-2100

AFFIDAVIT I, Smt. AYAO ZIMIK, W/o Rev. JOSHUA ZIMIK, resident of H/No. 86, D-Khel, Diphupar Village, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to the Schedule Tribe by birth and a permanent resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That in all of my Academic Documents my name has been entered/recorded as YAOREILA KASAR (which is my maiden name) whereby my name has now been entered/recorded in all of my official documents as AYAO ZIMIK (which is my married name). 3. That the names YAOREILA KASAR and AYAO ZIMIK pertains to the same and one person. 4. That this affidavit is sworn solely for the purpose of stating the names YAOREILA KASAR and AYAO ZIMIK pertains to the same and one person and that I shall use AYAO ZIMIK in all of my future records henceforth. 5. That the statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing contained therein is false. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this day, the 16th of June, 2018. Regd. No. 1182/18, Date 16/07/18 NOTARY PUBLIC

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALANG OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER KIPHIRE : NAGALAND

NO.DC/KPE/JUD-11/2016-17/355

Dated Kiphire the 11th July’ 2018 NOTICE Whereas Smti. Selila, wife of Late Zhenito Sema pensioner of Yangzitong Village, has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian succession Act, 1925 in order to draw/ receive the payments of movable/ immovable properties of her husband Late Zhenito Sema pensioner, who expired on 28/04/2018. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY 1. Pen/COM/27375/NL/S/25945 From the Office of 2. Any other dues Treasury Officer Kiphire District. Public are hereby asked to file objections/claim, if any within 30(thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. If no objection/ claim is received within the stipulated time, Succession Certificate will be issued in favour of the applicant. (MOHAMMED ALI SHIHAB) IAS Deputy Commissioner Kiphire: Nagaland

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MOKOKCHUNG: NAGALAND

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Whereas Smt. Chubanaro of Mongsenyimte Village Mokokchung has applied for Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1952 in order to claim family pension against her husband Late Kevishituo Angami. Therefore public are hereby invited to file claims/objection if any within 30 (Thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. If no objection is received within the stipulated period, Succession Certificate shall be issued on her name. Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung: Nagaland MKC-147

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cleared, with one of the dumping sites even reaching a height close to that of the Qutub Minar. Terming the situation in Delhi as “absolutely bizarre”, the top court had referred to the “mountains of garbage” at three landfill sites in Ghazipur, Okhla and Bhalswa, and said there was a 65-metre mound at Ghazipur which was “only eight metre less than the historic Qutub Minar”. The L-G office said that immediately after assuming office, Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal visited all the three landfill sites and Construction and Demolition Waste Plants (C&D Waste) at Burari and Shastri Park. According to the statement, all projects at landfill sites that are underway will be completed by August 2020 and after completion of these three projects, it is expected that no untreated garbage will be dumped at the landfill sites. About Okhla Landfill site, the LG office said that with accumulated garbage of 60 lakh MT the land-

Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghatana activists pour milk at the memorial of Maharashtra’s first Chief Minister late Y B Chavan during a protest to demand direct Rs 5/- subsidy per liter and waiver of Goods and Services Tax (GST) for butter and milk powder, in Karad, Maharashtra on Monday. (PTI)

Register all child care institutions, directs Maneka New Delhi, Jul 16 (PTI): Taking cognisance of recent cases of alleged illegal adoptions carried out by missionaries in Jharkhand, Union Minister Maneka Gandhi today directed state governments to ensure that all child care institutions get registered and linked to the country’s apex adoption body, CARA, within a month. The mandatory registration of CCIs and linking to the Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA) has been provided in the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 which came into force more than two years ago, but some orphanages had challenged the validity of this clause, a Women and Child Development Ministry official said. “The child care institutions should have been linked long back. The deadline for registering all CCIs was December 1, 2017 and it is something that needs to be urgently done,” said Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA) CEO Lt Col (retd) Deepak Kumar, adding that the children in these institutions should be brought into the adoption system.

UP rape, murder case: 2 held, 3 absconding Sambhal (UP), July 16 (PTI): Two of the five people accused of burning a woman alive after raping her in Rajpura area of Sambhal district have been arrested, the police said today. The woman was allegedly burnt alive inside a temple premises after she was raped by the five people in her house on Saturday. Superintendent of Police R M Bharadwaj said, “The prime accused in the case have been arrested. Both of them are being interrogated. Four police teams have been formed and they are conducting raids at various places to nab the other three accused,” he said. Additional Director General of Bareilly zone Prem Prakash told reporters, “As far as the complaint made on 100 (by the victim) is concerned, the call details of the number are being collected and we are waiting for it. Apart from this, investigations so far revealed that as of now, no call was made from this number.” The Circle Officer of Gunnaur, Aqil Ahmad, said the accused were relatives of the 30-year-old victim. According to a complaint lodged by the victim’s husband, the incident took place on Saturday around 2.30 am when the woman

was in her house with her daughter. Five people barged into the house and raped her, police officials said. The accused then dragged her to a hut inside the premises of a temple and burnt her alive, Ahmad had said quoting the complaint. The hut, where the woman was burnt alive, was used to perform ‘yagna and havan’, SHO, Rajpura, Arun Kumar had told PTI. Bhardwaj, had yesterday said that post-mortem of the victim could not confirm whether she was raped. In his complaint, the victim’s husband alleged that after she was gangraped, his wife called her cousin to inform about the incident but by the time the police could be contacted, the accused returned and dragged her to the hut and burnt her alive. An FIR has been registered against five people under IPC sections 376 D (gangrape), 302 (murder), 201 (causing disappearance of evidence), 147 (punishment for rioting), 148 (rioting, armed with deadly weapons) and 149 (every member of unlawful assembly guilty of offence committed in prosecution of common object), a police official said.

upcoming session itself so that women can participate “more meaningfully” in the state elections later this year and in the Lok Sabha polls next year. “Prime Minister, in many of your public rallies you have spoken about your passion for empowering women and involving them more meaningfully in public life. “What better way to demonstrate your commitment to the cause of women, than by offering your unconditional support to the passage of the Women’s Reservation Bill? And what better time, than the upcoming session of Parliament? Any further delay will make it impossible to implement before the next general elections,” Gandhi wrote to Modi. He said the Women’s Reservation Bill, which was passed by the Rajya Sabha on March 9, 2010, has been stalled on one pretext or the other in the Lok Sabha for over eight years now. Since then, while the Congress has been unwavering in its commitment to the Bill, the BJP appears to have had second thoughts, even though this was one of its key promises in its 2014 manifesto, Gandhi said. Reacting to Gandhi’s letter of support, Senior BJP leader and union minister Prakash Javadekar sought to know whether the Congress could ensure letters of support for the Bill from its own allies.

local BJP unit as well as Mr. Modi’s personal staff, including his doctor and SPG personnel, swung into action to help the injured, officials said. Mr. Modi also visited the injured at the hospital later. Eyewitnesses said that some people clambered on top of the marquee, which was covered with tarpaulin. The structure could not withstand their weight and collapsed leading to several in the gathering, including women, being injured, they said. They said that it could have been a major accident. A BJP functionary said the injured were taken to hospital by the ambulance in the PM’s convoy. After addressing the rally, the Prime Minister went to the hospital and spoke to some of the injured. Continuing his speech after the tent collapse, he complimented the people

in the rally for showing discipline and helping out the injured. When asked about the accident, BJP national secretary Rahul Sinha said that the poles of the tent fell as the ground was completely wet after the rains. Also, many people climbed atop the tent which could not take their weight. He said police and local security personnel should have been more careful and should not have allowed supporters to climb the tent. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said that the state government would provide all medical assistance to those injured in the rally. “ We p r ay f o r t h e speedy recovery of all those injured at the Midnapore rally today. The government is giving all help for medical treatment,” Ms. Banerjee wrote tweeted.

NC ready to fight for democracy: Omar

UP CM seeks doctors’ help in spreading awareness to curb encephalitis

AAP demands CBI probe in drug nexus

S r i nag a r , J u l 1 6 (PTI): National Conference vice president Omar Abdullah today claimed his party was ready to fight all “overt and covert machinations” aimed at “subvert democracy” in Jammu and Kashmir. Everyone has a right to seek the trust and faith of the people as democracy is a right but subverting democracy through “machinations and covert arrangements with the powers that be” is a sin and a “contempt” of the aspirations of the people, Abdullah said addressing a party meeting here. The former chief minister was apparently referring to speculation that some disgruntled MLAs from several parties, including the PDP, might cobble up a third front to form a government in the state with the support of the BJP. Abdullah said the party was formed on a strong, unshakeable bedrock of honour and faith and the sacrifices rendered by thousands of party workers and leaders were guiding inspirations that can never be compromised with.

Gorakhpur (UP), Jul 16 (PTI): Uttar Pradesh C h i e f M i n i s t e r Yo g i Adityanath today sought the help of medical fraternity in spreading awareness about various preventive measures to curb encephalitis in rural areas. The Chief Minister made the appeal to the doctors while inaugurating and laying foundation stones for a slew of completed and new projects worth nearly Rs 75 crore in Baba Raghav Das Medical College here. Adityanath asked the doctors to hold at least two ‘chaupals’ for over four hours per week in rural areas to spread the awareness about various preventive measures against encephalitis. “When I see the last 40 years’ data on encephalitis deaths, I feel very sad. We need to understand that prevention is the most important measure in combating encephalitis,” said the Chief Minister. “Be sensitive towards providing facilities to patients. A doctor is not honest if he is not doing so. I appeal to the media and the intel-

People stand near a tent that collapsed during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s public meeting in Midnapore district of West Bengal on Monday. (PTI) Midnapore, Jul 16 (AGENCIES): A makeshift tent collapsed at the venue of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s rally here on Monday when he was midway through his speech, injuring 67 people including 13 women, officials said. The tent was erected next to the main entrance of the rally venue to shelter people from the rain. The Prime Minister saw the tent collapsing during his speech and immediately instructed special protection group (SPG) personnel standing near him to look after the people and attend to the injured, officials said. P. Kundu, principal of government-run West Midnapore Medical College and Hospital, said that 67 people including 13 women were admitted after the incident but no one was seriously injured. The

lectuals to encourage the good work of the medical college,” he added. Taking a dig at previous governments’ “slow pace” in developing medical infrastructure in the state, Adityanath said, “Only 13 medical colleges were made from 1947 to 2014 in Uttar Pradesh, besides an incomplete one at Rai Bareli.” “Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, five medical colleges are being built in UP alone for the last one year. We are also planning to make eight new medical colleges with the help of the Central government. The work on building AIIMS too is underway on war footing,” the CM added. “The previous governments posed many hindrances in building medical colleges. I want to congratulate the Medical Education Department that they started work after resolving all disputes in a year,” he

said. “Today 25 to 50 per cent physical developments could be seen at all those medical colleges and, within a month, we will lay the foundation stone for a Common Rehabilitation Centre (CRC) and a Regional Virology Centre (RVC) here.” The Chief Minister also accused the previous government of not securing the Centre’s aid for strengthening the state’s medical infrastructure. “The Central government wanted to give life-support ambulances to the state but the previous government did not want to take it. As soon as our government came to power, we gave two life-support ambulances to each district of the state,” he said. He added his government wanted to add over 750 more ambulances to service the calls to the emergency telephone number 108 and cut down the response time for ferrying patients to hospitals.

Lu d h i a na , J u l 1 6 (PTI): The Aam Aadmi Party’s Punjab unit today said the Congress government in the state lacked the will to destroy the nexus between drug lords, police and political bigwigs, and demanded a CBI inquiry into the drug trade. At a meeting of AAP workers here, AAP’s Punjab unit co-president Balbir Singh claimed that a large section of the Punjabi youth was in the grip of drugs and thousands of families had been ruined. He said drug eradication was one of the main promises made by the Congress in its election manifesto, and Chief Minister Amarinder Singh had sworn to completely eliminate drug abuse from Punjab in four weeks, “but not a single concrete step has been taken in this regard even after a year”. A dedicated helpline number would also be circulated among people to give information about antisocial elements, he said.

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fill site is spread over 32 acres. The site which is in operation since 1996 was saturated in 2008. “Under guidance of project team from IIT Delhi, SDMC (South MCD) has started remediation process and as on date about 30-40 per cent of the slope stabilization has been achieved. The balance slope profiling and engineered closure will be completed by July 2019,” it stated. It also stated that Ghazipur landfill site is the oldest with accumulated garbage of over 140 lakh MT and spread over 70 acres of area, adding that suitable land at at Ghonda Gujran and Sonia Vihar has been identified. The EDMC has roped in GAIL to flare the 34 cubic metre landfill gas. Final closure is expected to take 12 to 18 months, it added. About Bhalswa landfill site, statement stated that under the guidance of the scientific advisory committee, North MCD has started the process of dousing the internal and external fires along the unstable slopes and embedded deep below. “As on July 2018, the daily dump of MSW has been reduced from 3100 MT to 2000 MT. The experts have suggested that engineered closure of this site will take approximately 24 months,” it also added.

Tent collapses during Modi’s Midnapore rally; 67 injured

New Delhi, Jul 16 (PTI): Two days ahead of the monsoon session of Parliament, Congress President Rahul Gandhi today raked up the contentious issue of Women’s Reservation Bill, asking Prime Minister Narendra Modi to “walk his talk” by ensuring its passage and offered his party’s “unconditional support”. However, the BJP was quick to accuse the opposition party of adopting “double standard” on the matter by siding with those who were opposed to the bill and asked if the Congress could assure support of its allies, in an apparent reference to parties like Lalu Prasad Yadav-led RJD and Mulayam Singh Yadav’s Samajwadi Party. The Rajya Sabha had passed the constitutional amendment bill on March 9, 2010 to facilitate reserving one-third of total seats in state assemblies and Parliament for women, but the Lok Sabha never voted on it and the proposed legislation lapsed after the dissolution of the 15th Lok Sabha in 2014. “Our PM says he’s a crusader for women’s empowerment? Time for him to rise above party politics, walk-his-talk & have the Women’s Reservation Bill passed by Parliament. The Congress offers him its unconditional support,” Gandhi tweeted and attached a letter to Modi. The Congress chief urged Modi to ensure that the Bill gets passed in the

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New Delhi, Jul 16 (PTI): Days after the Supreme Court castigated Lt Governor Anil Baijal for doing nothing to get the “mountains of garbage” cleared, his office today said that work is already underway to address these problems in a time bound manner and in a “comprehensive and sustainable way”. A statement issued by LG’s office stated that the problem of garbage mounds is a “legacy problem of six decades” and multiple issues have made it a “challenging task”. It said Baijal had been regularly reviewing and monitoring garbage disposal plans and actions of MCDs for management of legacy mounds and processing of daily waste generated their “site specific challenges” and imminent requirement of remediation of these huge mounds. “As a result of intensive and continuous monitoring by the lieutenant governor through site visits and regular meetings and the directions and guidance given, work is already underway to address these problems in a time bound manner in a comprehensive and sustainable way,” the statement stated. Last week, the apex court had castigated Baijal for adopting a “superman” attitude but doing nothing to get the “mountains of garbage” of the city

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s the Lok Sabha elections in 2019 nears, there is considerable wordy duels sometimes leading to the spectacularly illogical and insanely disturbing politics as both BJP and Congress warm up. There is also considerable speculation about activities of opposition parties scrambling to form a rainbow coalition to stop Modi from retaining power. It may be pointed out that currently, out of 29 states, BJP rules in 13 states and heads coalition government with its allies in six states, most of them wrested from the grand old party. That many states translates into 70% of the population of India. That is the reason why BJP is confident of returning back with a bigger majority than the 282 it got in 2014. The BJP’s control over 19 states is the biggest ever by any party as it surpasses that of the Congress in 1993 after a round of state elections. The Congress held 16 of India’s then 26 states - 15 on its own; one in alliance. Congress now controls just one big state-Punjab and the sole surviving state in the north east-Mizoram and has a coalition government with JDS in Karnataka and the small union territory of Puducherry, down from 15 in 2013. In 2014, when the Narendra Modi government came to power in Delhi, the BJP ruled just seven states. The same year, the Congress was in power in 13 states. The BJP has now established a strong presence across large parts of the Northeast, one of the two regions (the other being the South) where it has traditionally been weak. The BJP has no qualms about sentiments as it has taken a clear stand about communalism versus nationalism. The BJP’s articulation, though appearing extreme to the point of being likened to fascism, is finding more takers. The saffron party has also effectively marginalised the charge of being a “communal party” by successfully roping in political opportunists to form coalition governments. The BJP has also successfully deflected attacks against it’s main agenda of bringing major amendments to the constitution if it retains power in 2019. On the other hand, the Congress appears to be fighting its own inability to drive the message and comprehend how people view it from how the party views itself vis-a-vis the dynastic Nehru-Gandhi “high command.” Unlike the BJP and the Sangh Parivar, the Congress lacks a sense of purpose and unanimity to use religion for its electoral gains. That is why the Congress has been falling prey to its own unpreparedness. For instance, Rahul has called a meet with ‘Muslim intellectuals’ at a time when BJP has successfully driven a wedge among the community. To make matters worse, Sashi Tharoor expressed fears of India turning into a “Hindu Pakistan” if the BJP gets voted to power in 2019. However, majority of Muslims have already gone to the SP, TMC and other parties so it’s a lost cause. Instead of trying to convince that Congress is secular, Rahul should focus on rise in fuel prices, farm crisis, unemployment, crime against women, children and minorities and Modi’s unfulfilled poll promises. Modi has little to worry so long as Rahul is projected as his political rival. Rahul’s leadership of will therefore, have to reassessed ahead of the 2019. In addition, the Congress is financially in dire straits and cannot fight elections. These are among several problems facing the Congress which has made BJP confident of coming back with a thumping majority.

DailyDevotion The Concept of Divine Control …how much more will your Father who is in heaven give good things to those who ask Him! —Matthew 7:11 Jesus is laying down the rules of conduct in this passage for those people who have His Spirit. He urges us to keep our minds filled with the concept of God’s control over everything, which means that a disciple must maintain an attitude of perfect trust and an eagerness to ask and to seek. Fill your mind with the thought that God is there. And once your mind is truly filled with that thought, when you experience difficulties it will be as easy as breathing for you to remember, “My heavenly Father knows all about this!” This will be no effort at all, but will be a natural thing for you when difficulties and uncertainties arise. Before you formed this concept of divine control so powerfully in your mind, you used to go from person to person seeking help, but now you go to God about it. Jesus is laying down the rules of conduct for those people who have His Spirit, and it works on the following principle: God is my Father, He loves me, and I will never think of anything that He will forget, so why should I worry? Jesus said there are times when God cannot lift the darkness from you, but you should trust Him. At times God will appear like an unkind friend, but He is not; He will appear like an unnatural father, but He is not; He will appear like an unjust judge, but He is not. Keep the thought that the mind of God is behind all things strong and growing. Not even the smallest detail of life happens unless God’s will is behind it. Therefore, you can rest in perfect confidence in Him. Prayer is not only asking, but is an attitude of the mind which produces the atmosphere in which asking is perfectly natural. “Ask, and it will be given to you…” (Matthew 7:7).

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One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and to be understood. ~ Lucius Annaeus Seneca

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n an earlier article I talked about the miraculous effects of Panchgavya on crops. Dr K. Natarajan, who has written the book after years of experimenting with it, has also written a chapter on its effects on animals. After the studies on plants, his team started on animals and humans. For those who did not read the previous piece, this is how to make it. Panchgavya consists of five products from the cow: dung, urine, milk, curd and ghee. Dr Natarajan has added some more ingredients. So this is what his panchgavya recipe is: Fresh cow dung 5 kg, cow urine 3 litres, cow milk 2 litres, cow ghee ½ kg, cow curd 2 litres, sugarcane juice 3 litres, tender coconut water 3 litres, 12 ripe bananas and toddy, or grape juice, 2 litres. This gets you 20 litres of panchgavya. Take a wide mouthed mud pot, concrete tank or plastic can. No metal containers. Put in fresh dung and ghee first and

mix twice daily for 3 days. On the 4th day add the rest of the ingredients and stir twice daily for 15 days. After the 18th day keep in the shade and cover with a mesh to prevent flies. If you don’t have sugarcane juice, add 500 gms of jaggery dissolved in 3 litres of water. If you don’t have toddy, put 2 litres of tender coconut water in a closed plastic container for 10 days. It will ferment and become toddy. This panchgavya can be kept for six months, and when it becomes thick, water can be added to keep it liquid. Typically, Dr Natarajan, being a scientist and not an animal welfare person, did his experiments with animals grown for meat and milk, and worked in factory farms that grow these animals commercially. Pigs were fed panchgavya mixed with drinking water at the rate of 10 ml to 50 ml per pig. They became healthy and disease free and (I do not approve of this) the owners reduced the feed with no effect on

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Elixir of many microorganisms their well being. The same things happened for goats and sheep who were given 10-20 ml daily. Chickens were given 1 ml per bird per day and became disease free. They laid bigger eggs for longer periods, and the weight gain in broilers was impressive. They did not need antibiotics or growth hormones. Panchgavya was applied daily, mixed with fresh cow dung, in fish ponds. It increased the growth of algae, weeds and small worms, increasing the food for the fish. However, fresh water had to be added at regular intervals to the pond, as the growth of weeds/algae decreased the oxygen available for the

fish. In ten months each fish grew to 2-3 kg and the mortality of fingerlings decreased. According to Dr Natarajan, he did not want to give panchgavya to the cows, as it was part of their own excreta. However, his team mixed it in the feeding trough, with animal feed, and water at the rate of 100 ml per day per cow. The cows became healthier with increased milk which had an increased fat content. Problems, like retained placentas, mastitis and foot and mouth disease, disappeared and the skins of the cows became glossier. Some farmers spray urea on paddy straw (hay) before storing. These farmers in Tamil Nadu, where

storing is known as “staking”, store the paddy straw in layers and spray urea on each layer before putting the next one on, till a height of 10 feet. It is then covered with palm leaves to protect from the rain. Instead of the urea, Natarajan’s team sprayed a 3% solution of panchgavya, layer after layer and allowed the stored hay to ferment. The cows were given a choice of which hay to eat. They always chose the sprayed hay to the unsprayed/ urea sprayed hay. The stored hay can be kept upto a year. Dr Natarajan has recommended another veterinary product that can be made at home. Gomati Sangeevi (Herbal antibiotic). Add 300 grams of fresh neem bark (after discarding the dried outer layer), 200 gms of green leaves of the jackfruit, to 5 litres of water and boil in a mud pot till it is reduced to 2.5 litres. After filtering, the red concoction can be used as oral medication for cattle. Cattle should be given 500 ml at one

time on appearance of symptoms and repeated if the symptoms persist. 500 ml as a onetime dose to be given to other animals in the vicinity as a onetime measure. Calves get half the dose. According to Dr Natarajan panchgavya is an elixir of many microorganisms, bacteria, fungi, proteins, carbohydrates, fats, amino acids, vitamins, enzymes, unknown growth promoting agents, micronutrients, antioxidants and immunity enhancers. When taken orally by animals it stimulates the immune system and produces antibodies, acting like a vaccine. It is especially helpful in digesting and curing constipation. He has also experimented on dogs but, alas, no findings have been recorded. His number is 09443358379 for anyone who is interested in learning about panchgavya. To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in, www. peopleforanimalsindia. org

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ootball had its way however, are the Power taking the center Department and the partstage of the world nership of WDFA-District for one full month as Russia Administration. The effort successfully conducted one of the concerned departof the best FIFA World Cup ment in providing best posin our recent memories. sible supply of power in the This particular edition will town, despite its limitation be best remembered for the and difficulties, which is a introduction of Video As- rare of its kind, made the sistant Referee (VAR), apart football fans of the town a from goal-line technology, pleasant opportunity to witthat helps decision making ness every moment of the more accurate, although not game. Adding another flawidely acclaimed, meaning vor to this moment was the more fairness in the game, screening of all the matches least number of red cards in the Town Hall by the awarded to the players in the later that makes the entire cup’s history meaning less atmosphere fabulous where offence and more discipline people wish to let it stay and professionalism found forever. The people of the among players, and the sea town, the fans in particular, of humanity from around should be forever grateful to the globe converging in the two for taking heed to Russia for the celebration the feeling and emotion of of life through football the situation and rendering displaying a perfect picture their generous service makof humanity. This human- ing this year’s FIFA World ity, implant by the Creator, Cup a memorable one. in the form of diversities This football festival which is complementary is a reminder to humanity to each other setting in the that Life itself is a beautiminds of different people ful game that plays in this to make each one’s life wonderful world. Life that virtuous and also to enrich is beautiful doesn’t mean fellow human kind. The absence of trouble. Ups and magnificence, infinite, ex- downs, troubles and difficulpanse and marvelous cre- ties, trials and temptations, ation of God which is not joys and sorrows: these are to be compartmentalized in the forces that constitute the any segregated or subdued nature of life. The essence race, class or ethnicity, but of life lies not in disengaging to manifested in the harmo- oneself from the challenges nious existence of all the and attempting to create an citizens of the world was illusionary Utopian world, perfectly exhibited on this but in our ability and courvery occasion. age to accept the challenges And above all, this is of life and overcome it that the success story of Russia, make life in this world worth the host nation. The col- living. lapse of communist regime The amazing story of a in the country, the disinte- Mizo nation that conquered gration of the mighty Soviet Indian football a year ago is empire and the subsequent a befitting reply to her oppolitical chaos that followed pressor and an inspiration to a remarkable recovery for the oppressed communithree decades later that ties of the world. From the once again placed Russia ashes of insurgency, where to the power house among they were subjected to most the nations of the world inhuman treatment in the is indeed an inspiring suc- world like killing, torture cess story. The successful and regular air raid in their hosting of the FIFA World villages by Indian army Cup epitomizes the success just because they stand of the Russian people as a for their right, the Mizos nation. From once upon could emerge today as one a time’s era of invincibil- of the most vibrant comity to a period of turmoil munity in northeast India and uncertainty for the life and elsewhere. The Mizo’s of her nation and then to success in Indian football the point of conducting is a mighty testimony of a global event of football the glorious emergence of with so much promise and an oppressed community hope, this World Cup of out from the conflict zone. Russia had showcase the Mizos refuse to let troubles unique ability of mankind overcome and consume of converting problems and them. challenges to a wonderful If suffering in life are opportunity that can trans- to be hurdles and could form life and the world for prevent the progress of an better. individual or a nation, then Here in Wokha Town the world of Mizos and the too, my beloved home town, Nagas, and not forgetting time stood still for this mo- the entire Northeasterners, ment as football had won would never comprehend the hearts and soul of every what progress is all about. one of her people. The real Psychologists identify miswinners of this season, treatment of a child in the Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in

form of excessive criticism, hatred, contempt, inflicting trauma etc…, as the cause for developing inferiority complex and depression at the later stage of the life of the child. Nagas and Mizos are the two communities that suffered worst forms of mistreatment that was ever known to mankind by the “superior”. They were subject to oppression, suppression and exploitation, and the worst of all, their legitimate political right was denied and was attempted to crush. Given these extreme political conditions and trouble history that the two communities go through for decades, Nagas and Mizos are supposed to be a group of people that should suffer the worst form of inferiority complex and should obstruct all form of progress. In a way, Nagas and Mizos could defy this rule of psychology. Against all of these odd, the two could emerges as a vibrant and progressive community, notwithstanding the existing shortcomings prevailing amidst, that was reflected in the progress in the field of education, human development and capacity building manned by the enormous talents of individuals found among the communities. These, our own success story, are something that we can proudly proclaim to the world. The only regret of the subject though is that this resources of human talent that the people of Northeast region possesses was tragically placed in a wrong system that is detrimental to the progress of the region as a result of which this huge potential found in the region are yet to be appropriately explore and use it for the benefit of the people. If there is any success story find so far in the region, it was not because of but in spite of being placed in a wrong political system. The strength of character demonstrated by the people of the region, including the Nagas and the Mizos, during the years of turmoil and the eventual recovery had one enduring lesson to learn with; amidst suffering one can still choose to be happy, cherish life and progress with life. The meaning of life, its beauty and the joy of living is not about ecstasy, enchantment or fantasy. It is achieved through connecting with reality, managing the different dynamics of life and becoming partakers in the realm of that masterpiece Creator. Nsungbemo Ezung, Wokha Town, (ezung_n@yahoo.com)

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cid rain, or acid deposition, is a broad term that includes any form of precipitation that contains acidic components, such as sulfuric acid or nitric acid, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The precipitation is not necessarily wet or liquid; the definition includes dust, gasses, rain, snow, fog and hail. The type of acid rain that contains water is called wet deposition. Acid rain formed with dust or gasses is called dry deposition. Causes: The term acid rain was coined in 1852 by Scottish chemist Robert Angus Smith, according to the Royal Society of Chemistry, which calls him the “father of acid rain.” Smith decided on the term while examining rainwater chemistry near industrial cities in England and Scotland. He wrote about his findings in 1872 in the book “Air and Rain: The Beginnings of a Chemical Climatology.” In the 1950s, scientists in the United States started studying the phenomenon, and in the 1960s and early 1970s, acid rain became recognized as a regional environmental issue that affected Western Europe and eastern North America. Though manmade pollutants are currently affecting most acidic precipitation, natural disasters can be a factor as well. For example, volcanoes can cause acid rain by blasting pollutants into the air. These pollutants can be carried around the world in jet streams and turned into acid rain far from the volcano. After an asteroid supposedly wiped out the dinosaurs 65.5 million years ago, sulfur trioxide was blasted into the air. When it hit the air, it turned into sulfuric acid, generating a downpour of acid rain, according to a paper published in 2014 in the journal Nature Geoscience. Even before that, over 4 billion years ago, it is suspected that the air may have had 10,000 times as much carbon dioxide as today. Geologists from the University of Wisconsin-Madison backed up this theory be studying rocks and publishing the results in a 2008 issue of the journal Earth and Planetary Science Letters. “At [those levels of carbon dioxide], you would have had vicious acid rain and intense greenhouse [effects]. That is a condition that will dissolve rocks,” said study team member John Valley. [Early Earth Marred by Acid Rain] Sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) released into the air by fossil-fuel power plants, vehicles and oil refineries are the biggest cause of acid rain today, according to the EPA. Two thirds of sulfur dioxide and one fourth of nitrogen oxide found in the atmosphere come from electric power generators. A chemical reaction happens when

sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides mix with water, oxygen and other chemicals in the air. They then become sulfuric and nitric acids that mix with precipitation and fall to the ground. Precipitation is considered acidic when its pH level is about 5.2 or below, according to Encyclopedia Britannica. The normal pH of rain is around 5.6. Effects: Acid rain affects nearly everything. Plants, soil, trees, buildings and even statues can be transformed by the precipitation. Acid rain has been found to be very hard on trees. It weakens them by washing away the protective film on leaves, and it stunts growth. A paper released in the online version of the journal of Environmental Science and Technology in 2005 showed evidence of acid rain stunting tree growth. “By providing the only preserved soil in the world collected before the acid rain era, the Russians helped our international team track tree growth for the first time with changes in soil from acid rain,” said Greg Lawrence, a U.S. Geological Survey scientist who headed the effort. “We’ve known that acid rain acidifies surface waters, but this is the first time we’ve been able to compare and track tree growth in forests that include soil changes due to acid rain.” Acid rain can also change the composition of soil and bodies of water, making them uninhabitable for local animals and plants. For example, healthy lakes have a pH of 6.5 or higher. As acid rain raises the level of acidity, fish tend to die off. Most fish species can’t survive a water pH of below 5. When the pH becomes a 4, the lake is considered dead, according to National Atmospheric Deposition Program. It can additionally deteriorate limestone and marble buildings and monuments, like gravestones. Solutions: There are several solutions to stopping manmade acid rain. Regulating the emissions coming from vehicles and buildings is an important step, according to the EPA. This can be done by restricting the use of fossil fuels and focusing on more sustainable energy sources such as solar and wind power. Also, each person can do their part by reducing their vehicle use. Using public transportation, walking, riding a bike or carpooling is a good start, according to the EPA. People can also reduce their use of electricity, which is widely created with fossil fuels, or switch to a solar plan. Many electricity companies offer solar packages to their customers that require no installation and low costs. (Live Science)

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Since the shutdown of Aircel company from 2nd March 2018 in the country, a physically challenged aircel retailer from Jalukie, Peren district, Nagaland, who entirely depends on phones and internet for earning his livelihood has come to a halt, with a case stock of approximately Rs 7960/ (eight thousand) in Lapu sim no. 8575698772 with more than 38 unactivated sim cards bought from the distributor is remaining adamant. “Aircel a reputed company in the country has failed to serve the need of the people particularly the retailers of Peren district. I request the officials of the company to solve the problem and grievances of a cerebral palsy boy and do the refund of Lapu stock amount at the earliest”. Aircel company officials are requested to contact in the given numbers 9402919834/+ 919612898790/+918787562662. Keringau Putlang, (keringau123@gmail.com) any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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hired to deal CBI takes custody of journalist CBI chargesheets Farooq withPsychiatrists drug menace: Punjab CM Upendra Rai in extortion case Abdullah in J&KCA scam

Srinagar/New Delhi, Jul 16 (PTI): The CBI today filed a charge sheet against former J&K chief minister Farooq Abdullah and three others for allegedly misappropriating over Rs 43 crore from grants given by the BCCI to the Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association for promoting cricket in the state between 2002 to 2011. In its charge sheet filed in a special court here, the CBI alleged that Abdullah as the association president at that time had connived with the treasurer of JKCA and others for undue siphoning off and misappropriation of funds, a CBI spokesperson said in New Delhi. The CBI has charged Abdullah and three others -- the then JKCA general secretary Md Saleem Khan and the then treasurer Ahsan Ahmad Mirza, as also J&K Bank executive Bashir Ahmad Misgar -- under Ranbir Penal Code provisions related to criminal conspiracy and criminal breach of trust. In a statement, the Jammu and Kashmir Na-

Heavy rains lash parts of city New Delhi, Jul 16 (PTI): Heavy rains lashed parts of the national capital today leading to water logging on several roads and traffic jams at various intersections. The Safdarjung observatory, recording of which is considered official for the city, received 32 mm rainfall between 8.30 AM and 5.30 PM. Areas under Palam, Lodhi Road, Ridge and Ayanagar recorded 25.2 mm, 30.8 mm, 38.6 mm, 1.7mm rains respectively during the same period. The maximum temperature was recorded at 34.1 degrees Celsius, a notch above the season’s average, while the minimum temperature settled at 28.8 degrees Celsius, two notches above the normal, said the official. The humidity oscillated between 79 and 100 per cent. The Meteorological office has forecast overcast skies along with light rains for tomorrow.

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tional Conference said Farooq Abdullah has full faith in the judicial system and re-asserts his commitment to cooperate with the court’s proceedings in the matter relating to certain financial transactions of the Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA). “Pertinently, it is important to yet again highlight, it was Farooq Abdullah who sought the registration of an FIR relating to this matter in the first place. Dr Farooq Abdullah has led his life guided by the strictest principles of selfless public service and probity. He is certain that truth shall prevail,” the party said. It said the party draws inspiration from Abdullah’s

resolve to fight earnestly for the truth to be upheld and continues to fully support him in this endeavour. The agency, in a statement, said, “It was alleged that the BCCI had given Rs 112 crore (approx) to JKCA from the year 2002 to 2011 as grant for the promotion of the game of cricket in the State, out of which Rs 43.69 crore (approx) was siphoned off and misappropriated by the accused persons.” The CBI had taken over the case from the state police in 2015 on orders of a division bench of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court. The bench comprising the then Chief Justice N Paul Vasanthakumar and Justice Bansi Lal Bhat had pronounced the order on September 3, 2015, on a PIL filed by two cricketers -- Majid Yaqoob Dar and Nissar Ahmad Khan -- into the alleged scam. As per reports, Abdullah in his response to the high court had refuted the allegations claiming that his name was being dragged to tarnish his political image.

Chandigarh, Jul 16 (PTI): In a bid to strengthen the anti-drug campaign, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today directed officials to hire retired government psychiatrists to handle the increased inflow of patients at de-addiction centres. Singh directed the officials to formulate strategies for ensuring security of drug addicts and their families coming to the de-addiction and rehabilitation centres,

and for a holistic media campaign to effectively spread awareness on drugs, according to an official statement issued here. At a weekly review meeting of the Cabinet SubCommittee set up to monitor the anti-drug measures taken by various agencies, the chief minister asked the district authorities to crackdown on centres selling ‘Buprenophine - Naloxone’ in large quantities in violation of prescribed protocols.

New Delhi, July 16 (PTI): The CBI has taken the custody of journalist Upendra Rai in connection with a fresh case of alleged extortion and corruption, an official said. The case, registered on May 5, in which he has been arrested recently, pertains to alleged extortion of Rs 15 crore from a builder in Mumbai. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said one of the directors of Mumbai-based White Lion Real Estate Developers Pvt Ltd, Balvinder Singh Malhotra, had filed a complaint with it against Rai. (From p-1) The journalist was earIt’s a tragedy that NPPCL, the State’s largest indus- lier arrested by the agency try thus far in terms of both investment and employment, has been allowed to die in such a non-dignified manner. And sadly neither the Centre nor the State government has chipped in so far to try and avoid the inevitable. No one has been held accountable for turning the paper mill (From p-1) He said it was perinto a giant piece of scrap. sonal choice to follow or In 2015, Union Minister for Heavy Industries and Public Enterprise Anand G. Geete assured that Centre not what everybody was had activated action plan to revive the defunct NPPCL. doing. He said such initiaBriefing media persons, Geete informed that the entire tive to encourage honesty revival works was to be carried out in two phases. He said and truthfulness should that the works under phase one would be completed by start from the students and November 2016 for which the government had allocated institutions. A volunteer of the Rs. 489 crore and another Rs. 190 crore to take up works in the phase two. Stating that the plant had to run on the campaign, Aolem Imsong, basis of 95% (Centre) and 5% (state) share, Geete said said that it was one of the Nagaland government in this regard has to contribute Rs. good initiatives that were close to her heart since it 23 crore, as State share.

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A file picture of Delhi-based journalist Upendra Rai (left) being produced in a CBI court in New Delhi.

for allegedly getting an airport access pass using links with an aviation company in violation of rules. Later, the Enforcement Directorate had also registered

cases against him and arrested him. Rai would be produced before a special CBI court today as his police remand comes to an end, an official said.

NSF: ‘No to false claim on scholarships’ campaign had to do with honesty and conscience. She also appealed to the fellow students to awaken their conscience and be responsible in the society to bring change. NSF general secretary, Imtiyapang Imsong, who chaired the programme, said Naga people have started losing the legacy of honesty and truthfulness of their forefathers and

called for upholding the good legacy by this generation. The programme was attended by Angami students’ union (ASU) president and team, ANCSU team, NSF team, college students and others. It may be mentioned that some students of Sazolie collage Jotsoma voluntarily forwent the students’ scholarship last year.

Parties are of people not of Cong doing to Kumaraswamy what it did to Gowda: Jaitley any religion: Akhilesh Yadav Lucknow, Jul 16 (PTI): Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav today said that “parties are of people and not of any religion”, days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked the Congress, saying it was a “party for Mulsim men only”. Addressing his party workers here, Akhilesh also said he would embark on a cycle yatra in the state once the Lok Sabha election schedules are announced. “The prime minister is saying that the Congress is a party of Muslim men. I want to say that parties are of people and not of any religion. BJP leaders are expert in telling lies. People are still waiting for Rs 15 lakh in their account,” he said. In his address at Uttar Pradesh’s Azamgarh on Jul 14, PM Modi had came down heavily on the Congress over its stand on the issue of instant triple talaq, asking if it was a party for Muslim men alone.

“The real face of these parties was revealed by their approach on triple talaq. Crores of Muslim women had always demanded that triple talaq should be banned as it is also banned in Islamic countries. When I read in the newspaper I found that the Congress president had said that Congress is a party of Muslims, and there has been discussion on this for the past two days. But I want to ask the Congress whether it is a party of Muslims men alone,” the PM had told the public meeting. Stating that the Purvanchal Expressway was his government’s brainchild, Akhilesh said that his party men while embark on cycle yatra to remove misconceptions of the people and false propaganda of BJP who is “claiming credit” for it. “I will take out a cycle yatra after the (Lok Sabha)

election is announced. The BJP has started election campaigning and the PM is also on a campaign trail. The PM should tell when the elections is going to be held as he might be knowing it,” he said. On the SP-BSP tie up, Akhilesh said, “After the SP, BSP understanding, the PM’s body language has changed. I don’t hear his speech, but I see how he moves his hands during speeches,” he said, while welcoming youth workers who came at party headquarter here with “Dalit Yuva Chetan Cycle Yatra” from Allahabad Meanwhile, according to party sources, a cycle yatra - the Loktantra Bachao Samagra Kranti Cycle Yatra -- will be taken out by party workers from July 26 along the route of proposed Purvanchal Expressway from Ballia.

New Delhi, July 16 (PTI): Union Minister Arun Jaitley today accused Congress of driving Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy to desperation, saying it did the same to Charan Singh, Chandra Shekhar, H D Deve Gowda and I K Gujral when they were the prime ministers of governments backed by the party. Taking a pot-shot at opposition’s effort to stich a “non-ideological opportunistic” alliance just to “Keep Modi Out”, Jaitley said in a hard-hitting Facebook post that India cannot afford to have ‘bechara’ (helpless) Prime Minister. He said that in the past few days, “we witnessed” Kumaraswamy baring his emotions with tears, wetting his eyes and declining to accept bouquets and garlands. Indicating a strain in ties with the Congress, Kumaraswamy recently said he was “not happy” as Karnataka Chief

Arun Jaitley (file)

Minister and was swallowing pain like Lord Shiva who drank poison. He is Chief Minister of the coalition government, wherein Congress is a bigger party. “He was candid enough to publicly state... Listening to these statements of an Honourable Chief Minister, my memory took me back to the dialogues of the tragedy era of Hindi cinema. “If this is the consequence of a two party coalition, what is it that a disparate group of parties with no ideological similarity offer to India?”, Jaitley

said. He further said that non-ideological opportunistic coalitions always get trapped within their own contradictions. Their only object is survival and not service of the nation, he said, added that longevity of such coalitions too is a suspect. “If the Prime Minister of such a coalition has to weep before the cameras with an only wish of how to exit from office, it will be a scenario worse than the policy paralysis of UPA II,” Jaitley said in the blog, ‘Is the Karnataka a Preview of what the Congress and the Federal Front Promise for the Future?’. “The Congress firmly believes that only members of one family can rule India. If anybody else gets a chance, he should be pushed to the desperation of throwing his hands up and weeping publicly,” he said. The country, he said, has been watching with keen interest

the developments in Karnataka in the past two months. It is “a repeat of what the Congress did to Chaudhary Charan Singh, Shri Chandrasekhar, Shri H.D. Deve Gowda and Shri I.K. Gujral? It is the obvious consequence of a nonideological opportunistic alliance with no positive agenda. The basis of the negative agenda is ‘Keep Modi Out’”, he said. Jailtey further wrote that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has clearly demonstrated the advantages of a decisive leadership. “India’s Prime Minister and his Government has to overcome the challenges that India faces today. He cannot be seen like the Chief Minister of Karnataka as a tragedy king. “If such a coalition is a cup of poison, why even dream of inflicting it on the nation? The leader of the world’s fastest growing economy cannot be a ‘Bechara’,” Jaitley said.

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ministers and central bank heads of the Group of 20 most advanced economies. The officials meet in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on July 21-22. The FSB’s chair, Bank of England Government Mark Carney, has said that one reason virtual currencies do not pose a threat is that the total amounts traded are small in relation to the financial system. At their peak, combined global market value was less than 1 percent of annual world economic output. By comparison, credit default swaps - the contracts that helped spread losses through the financial system during the crisis of 2007-2009 - were 100 percent of global GDP. One challenge in assessing risks from virtual currencies, the report said, is the scarcity of reliable data on banks’ holdings of such assets.

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FRANKFURT, Jul 16 (Agencies): An international forum on financial regulation say virtual currencies such as bitcoin do not currently pose a threat to global stability but require “vigilant monitoring” as the market is changing rapidly. The Financial Stability Board added Monday that that the highly volatile currencies raise concerns about consumer and investor protection and that data on banks’ exposure to them remains scarce. The board, based in Basel, Switzerland, outlined its efforts to grasp the possible impact of virtual currencies on the global banking system. That includes tracking the size of the sector to understand how widespread losses by investors could affect other activities. The board’s report was submitted to the finance

IMF projects 7.3, 7.5 per cent growth rate for India in 2018, 2019

an open offer as per the Sebi regulations, as public holding in the bank is very limited. “Open offer may or may not come about. The public share holding is very small. It is only about 5 per cent. And the pricing formula et cetera may not be attractive”. “But they will go through that process and if necessary they will make that open offer, but it is not a very material issue in this context,” he said. LIC already has 7-7.5 per cent stake in the bank and will acquire the remaining for majority holding, Garg said without giving details about the capital the IDBI Bank would get by selling stakes the insurer. However, sources said the LIC stake buy will help the bank get capital support of Rs 10,000-13,000 crore. With acquisition of

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81.93% in May. Price rise in onion was 18.25% during June, as against 13.20% in the preceding month. However, deflation continued in pulses at 20.23% in June. The WPI inflation for April was also revised upwards to 3.62% from the provisional estimate of 3.18%. ICRA Principal Economist Aditi Nayar said the lagged transmission of higher crude oil prices, an uptick in cotton prices and electricity tariffs, the hardening of inflation for manufactured products

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ticles stood at 1.80% in June, as against 1.60% in the preceding month. Inflation in vegetables jumped to 8.12% last month, from 2.51% in the previous month. Inflation in ‘fuel and power’ basket too rose sharply to 16.18% in June from 11.22% in May as prices of domestic fuel increased during the month in line with rising global crude oil rates. Potato inflation was at a peak of 99.02%, against

as well as an unfavourable base effect, led to the sharp pickup in inflation in June. “The sharper than expected uptick in the WPI inflation in June 2018 reinforces our expectation of a likely repo rate hike at the next monetary policy committee meeting in August 2018,” she said. While hiking interest rate after a gap of more than 4 years, RBI had projected retail inflation to rise to 4.7% in the October-March period of the current fiscal, as against the earlier projection of 4.4%. In its second monetary policy review for the fiscal, the Reserve Bank last month hiked interest rate by 0.25% -- the first hike in more than four years -- due to growing concerns about inflation stoked by rising global crude oil prices as well as domestic price increases. The price of Indian basket of crude surged from USD 66 a barrel in April to around USD 74 currently.

New Delhi, Jul 16 (PTI): The LIC board gave approval to the insurance behemoth to acquire IDBI Bank by raising stake to 51 per cent via preferential shares, Economic Affairs Secretary S C Garg said Monday. The debt laden bank will issue preferential shares to state-owned LIC to raise capital. “Most likely that (preferential share allotment route) would be the way. The bank needs capital. They will issue preferential shares that should be the method,” said Garg, who is on the LIC board. “The other one is that they can buy from the government but that does not provide capital to the IDBI Bank and therefore, that is the preferable mode to do it (acquire the bank),” he said after the meeting held here. The next step for the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is to approach markets regulator Sebi, as the bank, which is also state-owned, is a listed entity. Insurance regulator Irdai has already given its approval to the insurer for the stake purchase. IDBI Bank too has to get approval of its board to outlook are mounting. sell stakes to LIC. The rate of expansion Garg also indicatappears to have peaked in ed the there may not be some major economies and growth has become less synchronised. In the US, near-term momentum is strengthening in line with the April WEO forecast, and the US dollar has appreciated by around five per cent in recent weeks, it said. Growth projections have been revised down for ARIEL GIRLS HOSTEL Seats Available the Eurozone, Japan, and Free Admission the UK, reflecting negative Adequate Water supply surprises to activity in early Upper Bayavü Hill, Near Hotel Legacy 2018, it said. K-2107 Contact: 7085178778 “A m o n g e m e r g i n g FOR SALE market and developing 2013 economies, growth pros- Xuv 500 W-8 2012, 2016 pects are also becoming Bolero ZLX (Power +) more uneven, amid rising Bolero SLX 2012, 2013 oil prices, higher yields in Eco Sport Titanum 2013 the United States, escalating Swift VXI 2005 2009 trade tensions, and market Swift VDI 2008 pressures on the currencies Swift Dzire VXI Alto 800 LX 2014 of some economies with A-Star LXI 2009 weaker fundamentals”. Wagon R VXI 2006, 2009

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New Delhi, Jul 16 (PTI): Inflation based on wholesale prices accelerated to over 4-year high of 5.77% in June on increasing prices of vegetables and fuel items, raising chances of rate hike by the RBI in its monetary policy review next month. The Wholesale Price Index (WPI) based inflation stood at 4.43% in May and 0.90% in June last year, as per the government data released today. Inflation is at the highest level since December 2013, when it was at 5.9%. Retail inflation, which the Reserve Bank of India takes into account while formulating its monetary policy, had touched a 5-month high of 5% in June. It is based on Consumer Price Index (CPI). RBI targets to keep inflation at 4%, (+/2%), and its rise beyond this comfort zone will put pressure on the central bank to hike rates. As per the latest WPI data, inflation in food ar-

Mumbai, Jul 16 (PTI): The rupee retreated from a near two-week high and ended lower by 4 paise at 68.57 against the US currency, snapping a threesession recovery trend due to renewed dollar demand. A combination of declining domestic macro stability and growing prospects of interest rate hike largely weighed on trade during the day. The home currency, however, managed to survive the initial sharp volatility and uneasy momentum. It initially plunged to hit a low of 68.72 in morning deals before recouping most its losses towards the tail-end. Falling global crude prices predominantly provide some support to the rupee at lower levels, a forex dealer said. Overall, forex market sentiment turned highly fragile after data showed inflation based on wholesale prices shot up to more than four-year high of 5.77 per cent in June even as expectations of another rate hike from the RBI rose further in its upcoming policy meet.

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the Kremlin chief despite the election allegations, went into the summit blaming the “stupidity” of his predecessors for plunging ties to their present low. Afterwards, both men were determined to accentuate the positive. “Our relationship has never been worse than it is now. However, that changed as of about four hours ago.

I really believe that,” Trump said, vowing the summit was “only the beginning”. Putin said: “It is obvious to everyone that bilateral ties are going through a difficult period. However there are no objective reasons for these difficulties, the current tense atmosphere.” Praising the “frank and business-like atmosphere” of the summit, the Russian

Contentious bill defines Israel as Jewish nation-state

Pakistan election meeting attack toll rises to 149

remove some of the more problematic language. But the Israel Democracy Institute, a nonpartisan think tank, said the bill still threatened to undermine Israel’s democratic values. A vote on the bill, which is defined as a “basic law” with constitutional standing, is expected this week. If passed, it will likely face a Supreme Court challenge. Israel’s 1948 declaration of independence outlined its nature as a Jewish and democratic state, a delicate balance the country has grappled to maintain for 70 years. The bill, which has been bouncing around in various forms for years, looks to legislate the country’s core identity. But Amir Fuchs, head of the Defending Democratic Values program at the Israel Democracy Institute, said it marked a withdrawal from Israel’s founding democratic principles. He warned that should it pass

Islamabad, Jul 16 (IANS): The death toll in the suicide attack targeting an election meeting in Pakistan has increased to 149, while the number of injured stands at 186, an official said on Monday. The attack on Friday, claimed by the Islamic State (IS) terror group, is one of the worst in recent years in the country and adds to a series of attacks perpetrated against electoral events and candidates for the upcoming elections on July 25. “The death toll has reached 149 including nine minors and the injured are 186,” Qaim Lashari, Deputy Commissioner of Mastung in Balochistan province, where the attack took place, told Efe news. The attack took place when Siraj Raisani, a leader of the regional Balochistan Awami Party, was holding an electoral meeting in a market. Raisani was seriously injured in the attack and died later in a hospital.

Musk slammed for calling Thai cave rescuer ‘Pedo’ San Francisco, Jul 16 (IANS): SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk was slammed on social media on Sunday for attacking a British diver who helped rescue the boys trapped in a flooded cave in Thailand, baselessly calling him a “pedo” on Twitter. Vern Unsworth, the British cave explorer, had said in an interview that Musk’s attempt to help the rescue effort with a “minisub” was a “PR stunt”. Reacting to Unsworth, Musk tweeted on Sunday: “Sorry pedo guy, you really did ask for it”. Twelve boys and their football coach were rescued from the Tham Luang cave complex last week by an international team after a week-long intense drama. Musk offered to assist the rescue mission by providing a submarine but the request was turned down on the ground that it would be unworkable. He later lashed out saying that he would make a video proving that his “mini-sub” would have been successful, the Guardian reported. Musk’s controversial tweet was later deleted. Earlier, Unsworth took on Musk in a widelyshared interview, saying the “mini-sub” “just had absolutely no chance of working”.

it could hinder the power of the courts, harm minority rights and damage relations with the Jewish diaspora. “The main goal is for the ‘Jewish’ element to take precedence over the ‘democratic’ element, to change the balance,” Fuchs explained. “It’s part of a national and nationalistic process.” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed that Israeli democratism will continue to maintain individual and minority rights. “But the majority also has rights and the majority decides,” he said at a recent event. “The vast majority wants to guarantee the Jewish nature of our country for generations.” Netanyahu and Naftali Bennett, head of the nationalist Jewish Home party, reached a compromise agreement late Sunday to drop the bill’s most charged clause — allowing for the establishment of “separate communities” that critics derided as racist.

High-tech sleeve to read messages New York, Jul 16 (IANS): In what could be the next step of technological advancement, US researchers have a developed a new sleeve technique that can help learn and read messages through a sense of touch, an advance that would especially benefit people with hearing and visual impairment. The haptic method of communications lets users receive messages through the skin on the forearm by learning to interpret signals such as a buzzing sensation. “I’m excited about this... imagine a future where you’re able to wear a sleeve that discreetly sends messages to you -- through your skin -- in times when it may be inconvenient to look at a text message,” said lead researcher Hong Tan, Professor at the Purdue University in the US. “I’m really hoping this takes off as a general idea for a new way to communicate. With this “the hearingimpaired, the visually-impaired, everyone can benefit”, Tan said. In the study, presented at the Proceedings of EuroHaptics 2018 conference in Pisa, Italy, subjects used a material cuff encircling the forearm from the wrist to below the elbow. The instrument, wrapped around the

test subject’s non-dominant arm, featured 24 tactors that, when stimulated, emitted a vibration against the skin, changing quality and position in the process. Tan noted that the 39 phonemes (units of sound in a language that distinguish one word from another) in the English language were mapped using signals from specific tactors. The sounds of consonants such as K, P and T were stationary sensations on different areas of the arm while vowels were indicated

by stimulations that moved up, down or around the forearm. Twelve subjects learned haptic symbols through the phoneme-based method at a schedule of 100 words in 100 minutes for the research, while 12 others learned using a word-based system with the haptic signals on their arm. Using phonemes was more efficient compared to letters, noting there are less phonemes in a word compared with the number of letters, Tan said.

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New team of Chang Khulei Setshang (Chang Tribal Council) has been inducted on 7th May 2018 for the tenureship of 3 (three) years i.e. 2018-2020. 1. President : Nungsanglemba 2. V/President : N. Y. Chuba (Tsg. Head Quarter) 3. V/President : Sapong (Dimapur) 4. V/President : N. Toshi (Kohima) 5. Gen. Secretary : C. Chongshn 6. Jt. Secretary : C. Limba Chang 7. Executive Chairman : I. N. Chingmak 8. Exe. Secretary : N. Imlong Chang 9. Finance Secretary : N. Yongkhong 10. Fin. Member : Menya wongto 11. Fin Member : O. Saku 12. Press&Info. Secretary : M. Sangbou ADVISORS: 1. N. Chingmak PA to DC 2. Rev. Dr. Chingmak Kejong 3. T. Chongshn 4. S. Soyen 5. I. N. Mongba LEGAL ADVISOR: Smti. Imsusangla.

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JERUSALEM, Jul 16 (Agencies): An Israeli parliamentary committee deliberated Monday on the final draft of a contentious legislation that would define Israel as the nationstate of the Jewish people. The government says the bill will merely enshrine into law the country’s existing character. But critics say it excludes the country’s Arab minority, which makes up about 20 percent of Israel’s population. Israelis opposed to the bill, deeming it discriminatory, have taken to the streets to protest in large numbers on Saturday in the capital Tel Aviv. The country’s ceremonial president from the ruling Likud party, Reuven Rivlin, who rarely delves into domestic politics, warned against clauses that appeared to encourage segregation and the downgrading in status of the Arabic language. Last minute deliberations between the coalition partners appeared to

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and state. You can criticize anything at all— from the garbage collector to generals and even to vice president and senator,” Duterte said. “But never, never use the name of God as a front to attack government because that is not the proper way to do it. There is a separation of state and church. Do not use God to attack me. That is not proper and I’m sure that is not what God wants.” Duterte met with the religious leaders to improve his strained relations with Asia’s largest Catholic Church Monday and Tuesday last week after Philippine Catholic bishops called for fasting and prayer.

Islamabad, Jul 16 (IANS): Former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif along with his daughter Maryam and her husband on Monday filed an appeal against a court’s verdict which sentenced them to lengthy prison terms over their ownership of properties in London. An Accountability Court sentenced the former leader to a total of 11 years in prison and Maryam to eight years, reports Geo News. Nawaz’s son-in-law Capt (retd) Mohammad Safdar was given a one-year sentence. The appeal asks for the court’s July 6 verdict to be declared null and void and the three convicts to be released on bail. Maryam’s legal counsel Amjad Pervaiz told the media that the court’s verdict in the Avenfield reference was not in compliance with law. “The accountability court’s verdict is in contradiction with the law and declaring it void would serve justice,” Pervaiz said. “Our case is very strong and on merit. We are right and we hope to get some relief.”

Myanmar’s peace conference with ethnic rebels ends Ban g ko k , J ul 1 6 (IANS): The third peace conference between Myanmar’s government and ethnic minority rebel groups ended on Monday in Naypyidaw with the approval of 14 agreements and plans to meet again this year and twice more in 2019, state broadcaster MITV reported. Around 700 people were present at the conference, which began on July 17 and was attended by 17 of the 21 active ethnic rebel groups in the country, reports Efe news. The third round of

the 21st Century Panglong Peace Conference, which was first held in 2016, approved 14 agreements, including four on politics, two on economy and two on environment. The four political agreements, called “basic principles,” are related to the equality of gender, a quota for at least 30 percent female representation in every sector, preventing violence against women and improvements in women’s education. Thirty-seven other agreements had been approved in the

but agreed to be part of the dialogue this week. After being governed by successive military regimes from 1962 to 2011, Myanmar witnessed a transition phase and an elected government led by Suu Kyi came to power in 2016. The new government had initiated peace and reconciliation efforts after coming to power, but clashes with rebel groups and the crisis surrounding the Rohingyas, a mostly Muslim minority which is absent at the conference, have raised questions on the process.

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On behalf of the BJYM Dimapur District, I heartily felicitate Shri Benjamin Yeptho on being appointed as the Nagaland State BJYM President. The BJYM Dimapur expresses high hope that under his strong leadership and admirable quality, the State BJYM in particular and the State BJP in general would scale greater heights in the days to come. I also thank the State BJP President, Hon’ble Minister, Shri Temjen Imna Along for posing faith in Shri Benjamin and appointing him to lead the youth wing of the Party. Sd/Khekishe Aye President, BJYM Dimapur District DP-5288

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The undersigned hereby notify to all concern that any kind of fishing and hunting under the jurisdiction of Zutovi Village under Dhansiripar Sub-Division, Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland is/are strictly prohibited. Incase anyone is found fishing or hunting then their fishing and hunting materials will confiscated/ seized followed imposition of fine amounting to Rs. 500/- to Rs. 1000/- and punishment thereof as per Village Council norms. (Vikuto Achumi) Hd. GB cum VCC Zutovi Village

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second round of the conference, held in 2017. Most of the ethnic minorities of Myanmar, including Chin, Kachin, Karen, Kokang, Kayah, Mon, Rakhine and Shan, which together represent more than 30 percent of Myanmar’s 53-million strong population, have demanded greater autonomy from the country’s central government. Seven of the 17 guerilla organisations which participated in the conference had not signed the National Ceasefire Agreement of 2015, urging modifications,

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The Longsa Village Council would like to congratulate Dr. T. Zarenthung Ezung for being promoted from Assistant Professor to Associate Professor, Department of Economics under Nagaland University. The Council, further wishes and prays that the Almighty God grant him good health and guide him and all success in his endeavour. Yilano Ezung Zayio Ezung Head GB Chairman, LVC

WOMEN DEPARTMENT LBC Eloe Yangro na Longsai Eloe Hapoe yanpia eyi tona Hapoe evan to ndokta randan khumshum ji tsüngon 26th July 2018, Yuta 1:00 PM, meta LBC lona khiala. Hoji tsukona, topvü na randanta vantasi lhinsüng shilo oyi thetale to topvü thungi jonjia ntsijantala. Sd/- Women Deptt, LBC Wokha WC-102

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The Auching Students’ Union with immense pride and joy would like to congratulate Miss. M. REBECCA PHOM, D/o Mr & Mrs. L. Metpong Phom for securing distinction in three subjects (Commerce Stream) from M.G.M Higher Secondary School Dimapur in the recently declared HSSLC Examination. The Union wish her the very best in her future endeavour. P. BELONG PHOM Correspondent Secretary Auching Students’ Union

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gation by special counsel Robert Mueller had been a “disaster” for the United States. Trump again denied any collusion between his campaign and the Kremlin, while Putin insisted: “The Russian state has never interfered and is not planning to interfere in the USA’s internal affairs.” The US leader, bent on forging a personal bond with

Washington, Jul 16 (Agencies): Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte apologized to the “all forgiving God” after being heavily criticized for calling God “stupid” and a “son of a b****” in a controversial televised speech last month. Duterte, 73, made the apology during a two-hour meeting with religious leaders at the Malago Clubhouse, but clarified that he was not saying sorry to any church or religious leader, Foxnews reported. “I only apologize to God and nobody else,” he told Jesus Is Lord founder Eduardo Villanueva in a video posted on Facebook. “If I wronged God, then he would be happy to listen to my apology. Why? Because my God is all-forgiving. He does not remember past hurts. Why? Because God created me to be good, not bad.” The Filipino leader reminded the religious leaders about the separation of church and state, saying they should not use God’s name to attack him or his administration. “Remember that there is a division between church

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FELICITATION With immense pride and joy, we the Dimapur Yimjenkimongtsür Telongjem convey our heartiest, congratulations to Dr. Aomangyang Walling, S/o Late Sentiyongdang Walling and Late Sentiyula on his promotion to the post of Director under the Department of Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services, Govt. of Nagaland. May the Department under his directorship be a boon of blessing and beneficial for the public in the days to come. With thanksgiving to our Almighty God for bestowing this opportunity to him, it is also our prayer that he continues to bless him with good health, wisdom and guide him in all his future endeavors. Wt. I. Anungla Ozüküm President, DYT

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U.S. President Donald Trump, left, and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands at the beginning of a meeting at the Presidential Palace in Helsinki, Finland, Monday. (AP/PTI)

leader said he considered the talks “very successful and useful”. The two leaders met one-on-one for more than two hours in the Finnish capital for the historic summit, with just their interpreters present, before they were joined by their national security teams. Many in Washington were agog at Trump’s decision to sit alone with Putin, worried about what he might bargain away to the former KGB spymaster, after previously cosying up to the autocratic leaders of China and North Korea. Indeed, some domestic critics wanted the Helsinki summit called off entirely, after the 12 Russians were indicted by Mueller under a long-running probe into Moscow’s alleged hacking of Democratic emails in a bid to drive Trump to victory. But Trump, convinced his unique brand of diplomacy could make inroads with Putin, pressed ahead and looked forward to “having an extraordinary relationship” as the pair sat down to discuss the global hotspots.

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HELSINKI, JUL 16 (Agencies): Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin vowed a fresh start to troubled relations between the world’s greatest nuclear powers at their first summit today, as the American leader rejected a chance to condemn Moscow’s alleged manipulation of US elections, AFP reported. The US and Russian leaders came out of their meeting in Helsinki expressing a desire to cooperate on global challenges, after talks on an array of issues from Syria, Ukraine and China to trade tariffs and the size of their nuclear arsenals. Standing alongside Putin at a joint news conference, Trump said he had “spent a great deal of time talking about” election meddling, without going into detail or explicitly condemning any interference, after 12 Russian agents were indicted in the United States. Rather, when pressed about the verdict of his own intelligence chiefs, Trump stressed that Putin had delivered a “powerful” denial of any Russian vote meddling and said the US investi-

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Bourdain slammed Clintons in newly released interview T I n an interview, published more than a month after his death, Anthony Bourdain called for mer President Bill Clinton a “gropey, grabby disgusting” person and slammed the Clintons for how they handled the Monica Lewinsky scandal. The celebrity chef and “Parts Unknown” host, who hanged himself in a French hotel in June, sat down with journalist Maria Bustillos from the magazine Popula before his death. The sit-down was published on Sunday. Bourdain, one of the most outspoken supporters of the #MeToo movement, told the magazine it was shameful how the Clintons handled the scandal involving Lewinsky. “Bill Clinton, look, the bimbo eruptions—it was f---ing monstrous. That would not have flown today,” Bourdain said about the scandal. “[Bill Clinton is] a piece of s---. Entitled, rapey, gropey, grabby, disgusting, and the way that he — and she [Hillary] — destroyed these women and the way that everyone went along, and, and are blind to this!”

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The 61-year-old went on to say it was “unforgivable” the way the couple had shut down the accusers. “The way they efficiently dismantled, destroyed, and shamelessly discredited these women for speaking their truth,” he said. When asked if Clinton should have been kicked out of the office, Bourdain said no. “I would look at this way. I would never under any circumstances vote for Bill Clinton today,” Bourdain told the magazine. “But I think impeaching the guy over Lewinsky was ridiculous. Particularly given today.” He added, “It was the shaming, discrediting, undermining the women that made both of them

unsuitable for any future endeavors. I don’t think they should’ve pulled him from office.” Bourdain also said he was frustrated by Hillary Clinton’s reaction to the allegations against Harvey Weinstein, but when he tweeted as such, he said his words were twisted. “I was really disappointed with the statement. But even by expressing that, the way that my comment was turned, very neatly—suddenly I wasn’t expressing disappointment in her statement; I was blaming her for Harvey Weinstein’s crimes. The way that turned very nicely was a good bit of artistry and deeply frightening to me and really, really…” he said. When speaking about Weinstein, the celebrity

chef detailed how he wants the film producer to die. “My theory of how he goes is, uh, he’s brushing his teeth in a bathroom, he’s naked in his famous bathrobe, which is flapping open, he’s holding his cell phone in one hand because you never know who on the Weinstein board has betrayed him recently, and he’s brushing his teeth,” Bourdain said. The TV host also spoke about his daughter Ariane, his relationship with girlfriend Asia Argento and how he would vote for Barack Obama despite finding him “very unconvincing in public.” “Asia said this to me. Children create themselves independently of us. All you can do is show, like in my case, my daughter feels loved. She knows she’s loved. She has good selfesteem. Very important,” Bourdain said. Bourdain was found unresponsive on June 8 in the bathroom of a luxury hotel in the small town of Kaysersberg. He was in France working on an upcoming episode of “Parts Unknown.” (FoxNews)

he Indian space agency will have a busy year-end with several rocket launches planned from its rocket port at Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh, said a top official. The GSAT-11 satellite, which had been recalled from Arianespace’s rocket port in French Guiana for further tests, is also expected to be put into orbit by Arianespace’s rocket Ariane by the year end, the official said. “The calendar year end will be a busy one for ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation), launching satellites with our three rockets -- Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) and Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV Mk II and Mk III). “Starting September there will be rocket launches with Indian as well as foreign satellites,” K. Sivan, ISRO Chairman told IANS on Monday. According to Sivan, in September ISRO will fly a PSLV rocket with two foreign satellites, earning revenue for the country. In October, another PSLV rocket will fly with an Indian remote sensing satellite and several foreign satellites. (IANS)

McGregor’s praise of GN’R’s ‘November Rain’ video sets YouTube record Putin draws scrutiny

to reach the billion-view milestone. The song averaged nearly 560,000 views every day in 2017. Other Guns N’ Roses music videos that have received significant views include “Sweet Child O’ Mine” (692 million), “Don’t Cry” (471 million) and “Es-

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unless asked to by the content’s rights holders”. In its battle against pirated content, Facebook last year acquired a USbased startup Source3 to help it weed out pirated videos and other content that users share without permission. “We’re excited to work with the Source3 team and learn from the expertise they’ve built in intellectual property, trademarks and copyright. As always, we are focused on ensuring we serve our partners well,” a Facebook spokesperson said at the time of the acquisition. Facebook has been struggling to crack down on pirated content for a long time. (IANS)

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aul McCartney‘s fans have hit out online, after tickets for his UK tour seemingly sold out within seconds. The Beatles icon is set to play three dates in Liverpool, Glasgow and London this December in support of his new album “Egypt Station”. But as tickets went on sale at 10AM, fans claimed that they were completely unable to secure tickets. Despite waiting patiently for the tickets to go on sale, they reportedly found that none were unavailable as soon as they accessed the purchase page. Posting on Twitter, one fan raged: “Been waiting since 9.30 to get @PaulMcCartney tickets as soon as it turned 10am all tickets had gone.” Vibe Tickets wrote: “Paul McCartney tickets went on sale at 10AM this morning, 3 dates Glasgow, Liverpool, London. Fans have been on Ticketmaster and AXS since 10, and are left empty-handed. The same old story! This has to change!” Others noted that tickets immediately appeared on secondary resale sites, where they were being retailed at hugely inflated prices. “Maddening! How is this right? None available

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to fans at 10am on the official @TicketmasterUK & @AXS_UK sites yet plenty available immediately on viagogo. What a complete racket!”, one fan wrote. Another said: “Absolutely disgusting. @PaulMcCartney tickets seemingly “sold out” at 10:01, loads on Viagogo by 10:02 though and look how many are there by 10:28.” And one claimed that the tickets were gone “within seconds”. “Again, @PaulMcCartney tickets sell out on @ TicketmasterUK within seconds, only to appear on Viagogo st 3x the price by 10.02am. Utter scam”, they wrote. NME has contacted Ticketmaster for a response to the claims. Meanwhile, it was recently hinted that Macca could headline Glastonbury next year.

n what could be the next step of technological advancement, US researchers have a developed a new sleeve technique that can help learn and read messages through a sense of touch, an advance that would especially benefit people with hearing and visual impairment. The haptic method of communications lets users receive messages through the skin on the forearm by learning to interpret signals such as a buzzing sensation. “I’m excited about this... imagine a future where you’re able to wear a sleeve that discreetly sends messages to you -- through your skin -- in times when it may be inconvenient to look at a text message,” said lead researcher Hong Tan, Professor at the Purdue University in the US. “I’m really hoping this takes off as a general idea for a new way to communicate. With this “the hearing-impaired, the visually-impaired, everyone can benefit”, Tan said. In the study, presented at the Proceedings of EuroHaptics 2018 conference in Pisa, Italy, subjects used a material cuff encircling the forearm from the wrist to below the elbow. (IANS)

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srael has developed a cybersecurity center to protect its railway system, media reports said on Sunday. The security center is created by Rafael, an Israeli government-owned defence technology company, Xinhua reported, quoting local media reports. The company will provide Israel Railways corpo-

ration with a cybersecurity operations center (CSOC) located in the city of Lod in central Israel. The CSOC, worth $8.25 million, will be operated by Israel Railways’ cyber unit. According to data of the country’s rail authorities, about 10 million attempts to penetrate the train network are blocked

each month, including some aimed at collecting vital information, and inserting viruses and malware. The CSOC will help monitor, control and protect the railway systems, as well as detect electronic penetration and attack attempts targeting the company. (IANS)

Russian President Vladimir Putin, left, and Ultimate fighting star Conor McGregor.

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FC star Conor McGregor came under fire Sunday after he called Russian President Vladimir Putin “one of the greatest leaders of our time.” McGregor made the comments in an Instagram post, in which he said he was one of Putin’s guests to attend the World Cup final between France and Croatia. “Today I was invited to the World Cup final as a guest of Russian President Vladimir Putin. This man is one of the greatest leaders of our time and I was honored to attend such a landmark event alongside him,” McGregor said. “To-

day was an honor for me Putin. Thank you and congratulations on an amazing World Cup.” McGregor’s high praise of Putin immediately drew criticism on social media. “That’s a big yikes from me, dawg (sic),” one Twitter user wrote. Another user likened McGregor to Dennis Rodman. McGregor made a court apperance last month after he was charged with several crimes following an April bus attack. His next court appearance is set for July 26. (FoxNews)

FELICITATION We i m m e n s e p r i d e and honours, we would like to give our heartiest congratulations to Miss. MOAMENLA JAMIR, d/o I. Lima Jamir, Yoangyimsen for securing the top position and being conferred as the Gold Medalist in BA English Honours in Bachelor of Examination, 2017 of Patkai Christian College (Autonomous). We pray that Almighty God continue to bless in all your future endeavours. DP-5268

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ccording to Forbes, Guns N’ Roses is the biggest musical act on YouTube for both the 1980s and 1990s. The band’s video for the classic ballad “November Rain”, which was first released 26 years ago, is the first music video from the 1990s

tranged” (111 million). Guns N’ Roses’ classic 1987 debut album, “Appetite For Destruction”, recently 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. The deluxe edition of “Appetite For Destruction” contains 73 songs — including 49 tracks that have never before been released — spread out across four CDs and seven 12-inch 180-gram vinyl LPs. A super deluxe version also includes a 96-page book with unreleased photos from singer Axl Rose’s personal archive, new lithographs and a plethora of memorabilia. “Appetite For Destruction” is one of the most successful albums in recording history, selling a reported 28 million copies worldwide since its original release. (Blabbermouth)

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SUMI BAPTIST CHURCH DIPHUPAR CONDUCT VBS

The Christian Education Department of SBCD organized the vacation bible school with the theme, "Alhou W Akivi Julho" from 12th - 15th of July 2018. The four days event was held with Mr. Y. Vishiho Shohe, Secretary DOCEM, WSBAK as the speaker and he was assisted by Miss. Sulika V. Swu. All together 496 registered children attended the VBS. DP-5271

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A man falls to the floor after inhaling tear gas as French football fans clash with police following celebrations around the Arc de Triomph.

DDTA informs Dimapur: Dimapur District Taekwondo Association (WTF) has informed that the 17th DDTA selection will be held on July 21. Therefore, all the Dimapur district clubs/schools have been informed to send 2 players to compete in each weight category. For details, contact 9436066705 or 9402643045.

remained closed in the early hours of Monday following widespread rioting and looting. In the Alpine city of Annecy, some 350 miles east, a 50-year-old France fan broke his neck after jumping into a canal at

the end of the team’s 4-2 triumph over Croatia in Moscow on Sunday. In nearby Saint-Felix, there was a second fan death when a man in his 30s was killed when his car crashed into a tree as he celebrated the win.

Such accidents were accompanied by baton charges by CRS riot squads as tear gas was used to keep crowds in order. “Rioting broke out soon after midnight as large crowds refused to disperse,” said a police source in Paris. Shops including the Publicis Drugstore close to the Arc de Triomphe were ransacked. Windows were smashed and officers who intervened were attacked. Videos shot at the scene saw units of CRS moving in, as hooligans wearing France shirts and black balaclavas attacked them. As the trouble intensified, the authorities shut all transport links, including Metro services and other local trains. Some 4,000 police and security forces had been deployed across the French capital in case of trouble following France’s first World Cup final appearance since 2006.

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Dimapur, Jul 16 (NPN): Dimapur beat Mon by 168 runs to win the Senior Inter-District Cricket tournament on Monday. The tournament was organised by Nagaland Cricket Association. In the final match, a record partnership of 186 runs between Sedezhalie Rupreo (67) and Nitish Lohchab (141) enabled Dimapur to score 300 for the loss of 5 wickets in 40 overs. Skipper Imliwati also scored 41 runs. Mayang claimed 2 wickets for Mon. Chasing the target, Mon players were bowled out for 132 runs in 26.3 overs. Raman scored 55 and Stephen scored 21 runs. For Dimapur, Varun claimed 3 wickets while Imliwati and Santosh took 2 wickets each.

7-a-side football tourney held

Finalists and organisers before the final match.

Dimapur, Jul 16 (NPN): 7-a-side football tournament, organised by Dimapur Rongmei Baptist Church, K Sachu colony, was held from July 9-14 at Rio colony under the theme ‘healthy youth, healthy Nagaland.’ Zeme Unite FC emerged as the champions of the tournament and was awarded Rs.20, 000 while the runners-up team, Snipper B pocketed a cash prize of Rs.10,000. Altogether 16 teams participated in the tournament.

Most beloved brother, Lt. Ramongo Lotha, IAS (Retd) you were the luckiest and blessed man when alive. When God called you home, you have become the most fortunate one to be free of this evil and dirty world. You have gone to the place of eternal peace and life. May Almighty and Omnipotent God’s love be with your soul forever and ever. Goodbye. Loving elder brother Lirow Kikon

93 years and oldest man of Dihoma Village Expired on 04-07-2018 We the bereaved family members of Late Khriepu-o Lhoungu would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual and well wishers who stood by us at the time of our grief and sorrow. Your physical, material, financial help and prayer support during his illness and till the time of his demise shall always be remembered. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you individually but we pray that the Almighty God shower His blessing upon each and everyone abundantly. Loving children, grandchildren & family members.

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THERE ARE THOSE WHOSE LIVES DEATH CANNOT DIMINISH You lived one such Life, A man of Noble Presence and Benevolent Expression, Your Good Deeds will Forever Linger on. "Remembering You Fondly on Your 1st Death Anniversary" Loving wife, children, grandchildren, great grandchildren & in-laws

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LATE YANASAO KIKON (17.07.2017)

“And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose”. -Romans 8:28

Seems like yesterday, we enjoyed your presence, love, care and prayers. You are missed each and every day, for you were someone special who meant more than words can say. Loving family members

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DDBA informs Dimapur: Dimapur District Badminton Association (DDBA) will conduct selection of players for veterans’ categories to represent Dimaput district at the 42nd Nagaland Inter-District Badminton Tournament. The selection will be done on July 21 at DDBA stadium from 9:00 am onwards. The categories are veterans, subveterans and super veterans (35+, 40+, 45+, 50+, 55+ & 60+ categories). Therefore, interested players have been asked to report at the venue on time.

Dimapur win inter-dist cricket

17-07-2017 Beloved Mom Today one year ago, you left us for your heavenly abode. Even though you’re gone. The prayers you said over and over again have kept us going. Things are not the same now. But we are happy because someone we love is in heaven. We miss you Mummy. Loving husband, children and family members

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WC celebrations turn violent; 2 dead

Paris, Jul 16 (Agencies): Two French football supporters have died as violence erupted across the country following Les Bleus’ World Cup triumph. Some of the worst scenes were in central Paris, where the Champs Élysées

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The family members o f L a t e Ts u k t i m a n g y a n g Chuchuyimlang express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, churches, neighbours, villagers and well wishers who stood by us morally, physically, financially and through prayers during his brief illness till his last breath. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DP-5262

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OF OUR BELOVED LT. MEDOSANUO PIENYÜ

Born : 23/02/1983 – Died : 12/07/2018 We the bereaved family members of Lt. V. Tovito Yeptho (Toluvi Village) would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, neighbours, churches, friends, relatives and well wishers who stood by us spiritually, financially and physically during the illness and at the demise of our beloved son. For your good deeds, we pray for God's abundant blessing upon each and every individual. DP-5265

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We the family members would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual who stood by us physically, materially, financially and spiritually at the demise of my beloved son Late Juvito Kati on 9th July 2018. We are unable to acknowledge each and everyone individually but our sincere prayer is that God bless you abundantly. Our special thanks to : 1. All staff of Dimapur Hospital & Research Centre 2. Mr. & Mrs. Mughatoli Dimapur 3. Lütshümi Union Dimapur & Zunheboto 4. Lutshumi's at Kohima & Aghunato. 5. Relatives at Aghunato 6. Lutshumi Baptist Church. DP-5287

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We the bereaved family members, children and wife of Late Moloy Ghosh would like to thank each and every individuals and neighbours who supported us physically, financially, materially, and morally at the sudden demise of our beloved on 8th July 2018. Words are inadequate and unable to express our gratitude to each and every individual but it's our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless every individual abundantly and your good deeds shall always be treasured in our hearts. We also would like to convey our special thanks to : 1. Esüng Telok Dimapur 2. Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo 3. Dimapur Waromung Senso Telongjem 4. Charlotte Girls Hostel Kohima 5. Geology Department & EU MCC Kohima 6. Hevito Achumi & Family 7. Viola Colony Dimapur 8. Netaji Colony Dimapur 9. Netaji Colony Club and 10. Well wishers from Kohima, Dimapur and Waromung village. Loving wife Asangla, children and family members.

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1930 – 10/07/2018 We the family members of Lt. Mrs. Pukhali Assumi extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, neighbours, churches and organizations who stood by us physically, financially, morally and through prayers at the sad demise of our beloved mother on 11/07/2018. We would like to make special mention of the following 1. Dr. Tokugha Rochill & staff 2. Dr. Kipito Awomi 3. Zunheboto Town Sumi Baptist Church (SBAK Aizuto) 4. Youth Department, ZTSBC 5. Youth Department, North Point 6. Khuwoboto Youth Fellowship 7. Khuwoboto Colony 8. North Point Colony 9. Surumi Community Zunheboto 10. Project Colony Prayer Fellowship 11. Church Construction Members, ZTSBC. We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and everyone individually, but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God shower His blessing upon each one of you abundantly. Loving children, in-laws, grandchildren & great grandchildren

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(Born: 03/08/1984 – Died : 17/07/2017) It has been a year since your life was taken by the jealousy of two human beasts. Time flies but your memories are always remembered. May your soul rest in peace in heaven as you await justice and until we meet again. “Man was made like God, so whoever murders a Man will himself be killed by his fellowman.” -Genesis 9:6 Loving family members & relatives. WC-100

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(Born : 11-05-1971 – Died: 04-07-2018) We, the bereaved family members of Late Mrs. Abeni Erui, would like to sincerely express our heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, churches, organizations, fellowships, relatives, neighbours and well wishers who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially and emotionally during her brief illness and at the sad demise. Although we are unable to thank each and everyone individually, we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. We are forever grateful and deeply touched by all your love, prayers, concern and support during times of sorrow and grief Loving husband, children & relatives

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Indian pugilists win Lanumongla bags bronze at Bengaluru MMA Open C’ship 17 medals in Serbia Correspondent

Kohima, Jul 16 (NPN): Nagaland’s Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter Lanumongla Jamir bagged bronze medal at the 4th Bengaluru MMA Open Championship 2018 held from July 12 - 15. Lanumongla is a member of All Contact-Combat Arts Club. Alan Fernandez, India’s first world champion and chief commissioner of All India Mixed Martial Arts Association (AIMMAA) commented, “You

pion from Iran also commented, “I would have loved to fight with Keyisuiding of Nagaland. He had the best kicking moves.” In a setback, Keyisuiding Lungalang’s fight was stopped due to injury. The fighters from All Contact-Combat Arts Club were Lanumongla Jamir (Straw weight), Bharat Kumar (Fly weight) and Keyisuiding Lungalang (Welterweight). The team was Mixed martial arts fighter Lanumongla Jamir (Left) with officials. led by Vire Nukhu as team (Nagaland fighters) have it to let the fighters understand discipline.” coach and Vechita Khesoh in your blood. You just need more about the theory of the Welterweight cham- as team manager.

India won 17 medals at the Golden Gloves Youth International Boxing Championship.

Subotica, Jul 16 (IANS): Indian youth pugilists took Serbia by storm when they struck 17 medals, including seven gold and six silver, the best haul in recent times at the 36th Golden Glove of Vojvodina here. Of the seven gold, men accounted for four while three went the way of our women even as they shared three silver medals each. As for bronze, the women boxers stepped up themselves to finish with three and their counterparts with a lone bronze. Aman boxed his way to gold in the men’s heavyweight (+91kg) category with a 5-0 verdict against Hungarian Felfoldi Laszlo.

Barun Singh got a split verdict of 3-2 to grab the yellow metal against Serbian Joksimovic Laszlo in the light flyweight (49kg) class, Akash Kumar followed suit with a similar result against Argentine Mirco Jehiel Cuello in the bantamweight (56kg) category and Vijaydeep, too, followed the other two Indians in getting a 3-2 decision in the welterweight (69kg) division. Ankit in the 60kg class was way off his rival in the final to finish with the silver, the Scotsman Reese Lynch out boxing him for a 4-1 judgment. Nitin narrowly missed gold in 75kg when his rival from Kazakhstan Assanov Azat won gold

after a 3-2 split verdict. Aman was superb on the night and his Hungarian opponent was no match to the Indian. In every round Aman opened out and used his combination punches to stagger Felfoldi. By the end of the second round it became more than clear who the winner was going to be. However, it was not the case with both Barun, Akash and Vijaydeep as their rivals who were equally good. But then all the three Indians did well to keep their opponents at bay in the third round even as they landed a few hooks and punches which saw the judges give verdicts in their favaour.

Referee killed Croatia’s dream: Modric

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M o s c o w, J u l 1 6 (Agencies): Luka Modric has accused referee Nestor Pitana of killing Croatia’s World Cup dream. T h e Re a l M a d r i d midfielder blames Pitana for their 4-2 defeat against France in the World Cup Final, insisting the first two goals came from the match official’s mistakes. Pitana awarded a soft free kick that led to the first when Antoine Griezmann appeared to dive over Mar-

celo Brozovic’s challenge. Mario Mandzukic headed the subsequent set piece into his own net to break the deadlock in the 18th minute. Then when the score was 1-1, Pitana awarded a penalty for handball against Ivan Perisic on a VAR review. A clearly upset Modric said, “I think we were the better team. But sometimes better teams don’t win. The second goal was the turning point. Was I surprised the

penalty was given? Yes. We were surprised because for the first goal he (Pitana) gave a foul which wasn’t and they scored from that.” “After that we recovered, we played well, we played the best football and he gives the penalty to them. It kills you. It’s not easy to always come back and come back. We tried, we fought until the end but it wasn’t enough to win it.” M o d r i c ’s d i s p l ay s throughout the past month led to him winning the Golden Ball award, an honour given to the best player at the tournament. He added, “It’s not a big comfort because we lost in the end. Of course I am proud to receive this award. But I wanted to win this trophy with Croatia, unfortunately it couldn’t happen. Even though we lost, we need to enjoy this success because it is the biggest in Croatian football history and one of the biggest in Croatian sport overall.” Modric turns 33 in September and yet he shows no sign of age as he continues to star for club and country.

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