July 17, 2019

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K’taka crisis: SC verdict today

NEW DELHI, JUL 16 (AGENCIES): Supreme Court will pronounce its verdict over the plea against Karnataka Assembly Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar moved by rebel Karnataka MLAs over the delay in acceptance of their resignations on Wednesday.

After hearing arguments from all three sides, the Supreme Court reserved its order till Wednesday 10.30 am. The rebel MLAs, represented by Mukul Rohatgi, told the Supreme Court that Speaker was infringing upon their rights by not accepting their resignations from the Legislative Assembly.

During the hearing in the Supreme Court, Rohatgi urged the court to issue an order to the Speaker to decide on the resignations within a time frame. He referred to the May 2018 order passed by the Supreme Court to say “the order which your lordships passed on the first day, asking the Speaker to decide within a time frame”.

Rohatgi argued that the Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar’s decision not to accept the resignations citing they are not according to the

NIDA clarifies

DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): Reacting to the issue of absence of medical officer (MO) at Community Health Centre (CHC) Shamator, the Nagaland In-Service Doctor Association (NIDA) has clarified that the doctor (MO) was transferred to Shamator CHC from Pangsha PHC, but since his relieving MO was on study leave and also on the request of the public of Pangsha, the doctor (MO) was retained back in Pangsha PHC by the department. In a press release, NIDA general secretary Dr John Kemp and secretary Dr. Ahu Sekhose disclosed that the department was in the process of posting a medical officer to Shamator CHC on priority.

The association has, therefore, requested all concerned not to go to press relating to such issues in future without ascertaining the facts.

Rain intensity may drop

DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): The rain intensity is likely to go down over Nagaland during the next 48 hours.

However, light rain with one or two moderate spills may continue until July 18, 2019. According to Skymet Weather report, the intensity would again increase between July 19 and July 22. During this period, one or two heavy spills may lash the state. Strong winds and chances of lightning strikes cannot be ruled out.

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“Seems he’s using this ride to woo voters instead of seeing the flood conditions.”

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BJP members display placards in the well of the Council demanding the resignation of the Karnataka chief minister H D Kumaraswamy Tuesday. (PTI)

set norms is wrong. He said that reasons for resignation could be Meanwhile, Karnataka Assembly Speaker Ramesh Kumar’s counsel Abhishek Manu Singhvi told Supreme Court that he cannot be asked to decide on resignation of MLAs in time-bound manner.

Speaker to decide on resignations by today: Singhvi told the bench that the Speaker would decide on both disqualification and resignation of the rebel MLAs by Wednesday. “How can the speaker be directed to decide in a particular

manner?” Singhvi asked the court. “Such orders are not passed even to a trial court,” he said.

Karnataka chief minister Kumaraswamy’s counsel urged the court to exempt 15 legislators from appearing in the house on the basis of the whip of the coalition government.

HDK to seek trust vote on July 18: Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy will seek a vote of confidence of the state Assembly on July 18, against the backdrop of 16 MLAs of the ruling Con-

gress and JD(S) tendering their resignation. “I have directed the chief minister to hold the floor test in the Assembly on Thursday (July 18),” Speaker K.R. Ramesh Kumar told reporters after a meeting of the Business Advisory Committee of the House here on Monday.

There were also reports that the MLAs camping at a hotel in Mumbai may skip the confidence motion. The rebels are unlikely to fly to Bengaluru on Thursday when the Congress-JD(S) government faces the floor test, a source said.

Naga talks at advanced stage, Govt tells LS NEW DELHI, JUL 16 (PTI): Talks between NSCN (I-M) and the Central government are at an advanced stage, Union Minister of State for Home G Kishan Reddy said on Tuesday.

Reddy also said any disclosure of the details of the negotiations will be premature and prejudicial to the final settlement. “Naga political negotiations are at an advanced stage,” he said replying a written question.

A framework agreement was signed on August 3, 2015, by NSCN (I-M) general secretary Th. Muivah and the government Interlocutor, R.N. Ravi in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Replying to another question, Reddy said negotiations between the government of India and NSCNIM have been going on since 1997. “Significant progress has been made in these talks. Other Naga groups have also joined the peace process. Adequate care is being taken to protect the interest of all stakeholders including the neighbouring states in talks with Naga groups,” he said.

Govt assures NSPMSA to take up its grievances Correspondent

NSPMSA meeting today

KOHIMA, JUL 16 (NPN): State chief secretary Temjen Toy has assured representatives of the Nagaland State Planning Machinery Service Association (NSPMSA) that the government would take up their grievances at the earliest at the next cabinet meeting. Meantime, he appealed to NSPMSA to call off the 3-day pen down strike which took effect on Tuesday.

The chief secretary gave the assurance in a letter released addressed to NPMSA president Imlikokba Longkumer. In the letter, the chief secretary stated that NSPMSA’s representation submitted to the State government on July 9 was under active consideration.

In the letter, while requesting NSPMSA to call off its proposed strike, the chief secretary maintained that the grievances of the association had been taken into account and assured that the government would take all steps to ensure that service interest of the members were not put at a disadvantageous position.

Meanwhile, NSPMSA has convened an emergency meeting on July 17 (Wednesday) at 11 a.m. to decide on whether to call off the ongoing agitation.

The association had announced the launch of its firstphase of the agitation in the form of pen down strike from Tuesday since there was no response from the government to the July 9 NSPMSA representation as the government.

In the representation, NSPMSA has demanded removal/expunging the post of OSD (Skill Development) from the cadre post appearing in schedules I and II of the Nagaland Planning Machinery Service Rules, 2019.

The NSPMSA had gone to court to challenge the 2017 cabinet decision by which the post of OSD(SD)was to be treated as a regular post in the rank and pay of Assistant Development Commissioner and to prepare a draft Service Rule of the department to facilitate eligibility for promotion of the OSD(SD).

The High Court had however, ruled that the post of OSD(SD) and Asst.Development Commissioner were “completely different, nor inter-transferrable and are not of the same cadre.”

While not differing with the cabinet decision for equating status of OSD (Skill D)evelopment with Assisrtant Development Commissioner (ADC), the court however, termed the eligibility for promotion in advance of OSD as “illegal.”

Further, the court had ruled that though the 3rd decision of the cabinet on framing draft service rules was in accordance with the law, however, this has to be “without any specific reference to the second decision of the Cabinet.”

In the light of the court judgment, NSPMSA had submitted a representation to the government to remove the OSD (Skill Development) from Schedule I&II of the department service rules by July 12,2019. In view of the nonresponse, NSPMSA had decided to launch its agitation beginning with a 3-day pen down strike from July 16.

Oppn NPF legislature to abstain from attending meet on RIIN today DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): NPF Legislature Party (NPF-LP) has announced that it would abstain from the consultative meeting convened by the government Wednesday on Register of Indigenous Inhabitants of Nagaland (RIIN) in view of the “indifferent attitude” of the People’s Democratic Alliance (PDA) government in dealing with sensitive issues such as- Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB) and Register of Indigenous Inhabitants of Nagaland.

Disclosing this, NPF spokesperson Imkong L. Imchen said the NPF legislature deliberated on the July 15 bulletin issued by Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) secretary K Sekhose inviting legislators to the consultative meeting on Wednesday at State Banquet Hall in Kohima on the proposed RIIN. Imchen stated that the NPF legislature took “umbrage at the propensity of the PDA government” to invite public organisations and civil societies for consultations after adopting resolutions and issuing

Over 45 lakh affected by flood in Assam; 17 dead

G U WA H AT I , J U L 1 6 (PTI): The flood situation in Assam turned critical on Tuesday with all 33 districts of the state coming under the grip of the deluge, which has so far claimed 17 lives and affected over 45 lakh people, officials said Tuesday.

According to Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), the Brahmaputra river and its tributaries are flowing above the danger level in most of the affected districts, including in Guwahati.

More than 45 lakh people have been affected in 4,620 villages of the state, with 1,01,085 people taking refuge in 226 relief camps.

As many as 562 distribution centres have been set up for providing relief to the affected people, it said.

Besides, NDRF and SDRF, officials said Army, BSF have been helping in rescue operations .

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NPF termed this as an “irresponsible attitude” and a “sheer disregard and insult to the sentiments and opinions of the people.”

The opposition party reiterated that enumeration process as prepared by the government cannot be accurate or wholly reliable without contribution from village councils and GBs of respective villages including the student community as opined by NPF party president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu in his press release on July 15.

The opposition NPF instead asked the ruling PDA government to “deliver on its promise to implement ILP in Dimapur district “instead of diverting the attention of the people with Register of Indigenous Inhabitants of Nagaland”.

In view of the above mentioned, NPF spokesperson said that the NPF legislature resolved to abstain from the consultative meet to be held on July 17, as the very purpose was defeated the same day the government notified that Register of Indigenous In-

habitants of Nagaland process would be undertaken and completed within three months.

NPF was of the view that if the government was serious about consultation with public organisations and civil societies then it should “immediately cancel/revoke all notification/ orders for implementation and first issue invitation for a threadbare deliberation on the matter.”

Otherwise, imkong L. Imchen said the NPF legislature will not be a party to “some damage control and image-saving exercise in the form of a consultative meet as was done in the case of Citizenship Amendment Bill”, where only , after three cabinet decisions, a consultative meeting was convened at Chümoukedima.

NPF therefore, expressed deep disappointment with the treatment meted out to NPF by equating the party legislature and principal opposition in the state, to that of a civil society even in matters of utmost importance to the state.

Withdraw notification on RIIN: NMA DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): Naga Mothers’ Association (NMA) has expressed deep concern over the state government notification with regard to setting up Register of Indigenous Inhabitants of Nagaland (RIIN) and demanded that government notification be withdrawn and public consultation be held without any preconditions recognising the rights of Indigenous people to determine what was best for the people.

In a statement, NMA maintained that it had supported the stand of many other public organisations for extension of ILP to Dimapur to check illegal immigrants/migrants into the state.

The Naga mothers, however, expressed surprise that while successive committees set up the state government recommended the extension of the ILP to Dimapur and foothill areas, the state government has not implemented those recommendations till date and instead issued a notification “for almost a census like exercise in the form of RIIN.” It stated that backlash of Assam’s NRC

needed to be taken into perspective so a larger awareness and public discourse and sensitisation were done before RIIN was undertaken. It also stressed the need to hold a larger discussion within the State Legislature as well as with various stakeholders before an immediate implementation of such massive exercise.

NMA stated that they were equally concerned for the future and protection of the rights of younger generation, but not at the cost of stifling public discourse and consultations, which, it maintained, was the inherent right of Indigenous People of the state.

Further, NMA has demanded the extension and implementation of the ILP at the earliest to Dimapur and foothill areas. NMA maintained that pressures from the Central Government for early implementation, be it in the form of NRC or RIIN, should not override the age old democratic process of consultations, both at the state and grassroots levels for such policies, in the interest of Indigenous People of the state.

Tokheho raises road issue in Parliament PSAN reiterates demand for setting up SSB DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): Lone Lok Sabha MP from Nagaland, Tokheho Yepthomi, Tuesday raised issue of several road projects that were being undertaken in the state and urged the government to look into the quality of the roads.

MP raised the issue while participating in the budget discussion and voting on demands for grants on July 16, 2019. Tokheho lauded the initiative of former prime minister late Atal Bihari Vajpayee for the fourlane road between Dimapur and Kohima.

He pointed out the work commenced 12 years after the commitment of the former prime minister in 2016 and a period of three years was given to the two contractors M/s RAMKYECI (JV) and M/s Gayatri Projects. MP brought to the notice of the house that there were potholes in three

of the four locations under M/s RAMKY-ECI (JV) where blacktopping was already done.

In this regard, MP urged the Ministry of Highways and Road Transport (MoRTH) to look into the quality of the roads being constructed and direct the contractors follow the specifications of the Ministry.

MP also urged MoRTH to provide funds for maintenance of NH-702, which has previously a defence road.

Though NH-702 was an important road connecting Phek and Mokokchung districts, MP said the condition of the road was so deplorable that heavy vehicles could no more ply on that road due to non-maintenance. He suggested that instead of giving contractors a lump sum amount for maintenance of roads, the Ministry should provide funds according to the length of the road.

Further, MP urged the government to improve the road leading from Kohima to International Trade Centre at Avangkhu village under Meluri sub-division in keeping with the ‘Look East Policy’. He said that the road from Myanmar was nearing completion, but the road in Nagaland side leading to the Trade Centre has still not been taken up for improvement.

LS passes Road ministry demands

Lok Sabha Tuesday passed the demands for grants under Road Transport and Highways for 201920 by voice vote.

Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari assured the Parliament that his ministry would continue giving a thrust to building world class transport infrastructure in the country.

Highlighting the achievements of his ministry in the last five years, Gadkari said that the budget allocation for his ministry has increased by about Rs 5000 crore.

The Minister also reiterated the government’s resolve to provide special focus on road safety.

Gadkari further informed the House that Rs 7000 crore has been sanctioned by ADB for adopting safety measures on highways. In this regard, he called upon all members to lend support to the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill 2019 in which stringent laws have been proposed for ensuring safety on roads.

Gadkari further said, within four months, electronic toll collection process will be put on fast track and mandatory for easy passage of traffic, avoiding long queues in the toll plazas.

DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): Public Service Aspirants of Nagaland (PSAN) has reiterated its demand for setting up Staff Selection Board (SSB) for conducting a common yearly examination for recruitment to all posts that did not come under the purview of Nagaland Public Service Commission (NPSC).

Mentioning that it had been pursuing the matter with the State government for the last three years, the body in a statement regretted that it had not found any takers till date. It claimed that numerous representations had been submitted to successive governments to set up SSB for free, fair and open recruitment and encourage meritocracy so as to instil a sense of competition among the educated youth of Nagaland.

Pointing out that a bigger problem with numerous departmental exams being

conducted was that the aspiring candidates and their families had to bear huge financial burden, PSAN once again appealed to the PDA government under the leadership of Neiphiu Rio to pay heed to the hardships faced by thousands of educated youth of Nagaland and set up SSB at the earliest.

According to PSAN, a candidate coming from a far-flung district had to spend a minimum of Rs 5,000 per exam in order to apply for and write the examinations, which usually took place in Kohima.

This added to the physical, mental and financial burden on the already-beleaguered aspirants and their parents, it stressed.

Meanwhile, PSAN said RTI queries in nine departments that conducted exams in 2018 have revealed that a total of 25,131 applications were received, out of which

14,847 candidates appeared in the examinations for 183 vacancies.

It was also revealed that the nine departments had spent Rs 36,46,320 to conduct the departmental examinations. Further, examination fee of Rs 200 on an average was paid by each candidate in each department. PSAN said it could not file RTI queries in some departments due to nonavailability of concerned officials and various technical issues, adding the RTI replies revealed just the tip of the iceberg, viz. unemployment problem in Nagaland.

While PSAN appreciated the departments for conducting the examinations to recruit new staff, it pointed out that departmental exams were usually marred by allegations of unfair practices and did not have the trust of aspiring candidates.

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Awareness on Poshan Abhiyan held in Mon

Supervisor, Social Welfare Mon, L. Amei Konyak addressing the awareness programme at Jahjon Ward, Mon Town, Tuesday. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: As part of POSHAN Abhiyaan programme, Mon Block Convergence Action Plan committee conducted an awareness programme at Jahjon Ward, Mon Town on July 16.

According to DIPR, supervisor Department of Social Welfare, Mon, L. Amei Konyak spoke on the topic “Over all Nutrition”. Community members especially women and adolescent girls attended the awareness programme.

Various functions and events on POSHAN Abhiyaan was planned out by Mon Block Convergence Action Plan committee

under the chairmanship of Chumlamo Humtsoe, SDO (C) Mon. Following are scheduled of the events; July 13 - programme for adolescent girls on the topic ‘ Good Livelihood’ at CMO Conference Hall, Mon; July 30 -Essay Competition on ‘Holistic Nutrition’ for School Children (class IX); August 7 - Village Health Sanitation and Nutrition Day for pregnant and nursing mothers at all Anganwati Centres; August 15 - awareness for pregnant, nursing mothers and Self Help Group at Local Ground, Mon; August 25 -Street play & various

events at Mon village.

District administration, stalk holder departments and various NGOs will take part as facilitators and service provider during the programmes.

Under POSHAN Abhiyaan programmes, the main objectives are to prevent and reduce undernutrition and stunting in children; Reduce the prevalence of Anemia among young children, women and adolescent girls; reduce low birth rate.

The target beneficiaries are children in the age group of 0-6 years; pregnant women and lactating mothers; adolescent girls.

Sensitisation on health sanitation at Hovishe DIMAPUR: To create awareness and disseminate information to public under various health and nutrition related schemes, Block Convergence Action Plan Committee Niuland (BCAPCN) organized Village Health Sanitation and Nutrition Day (VHSND) on July 17, at Hovishe village.

A press release from BCAPCN Niuland CDPO and member secretar y Akali Sema stated that the SDO (civil) Niuland and chairman of Block Convergence Action Plan Committee Niuland, Wacy Kent exhorted the public on healthy living and safe hygienic practises.

Kent also encouraged the villagers to reach out to the departments to avail government schemes relating to health, sanitation and nutrition.

Short speeches were also delivered by JE (PHE) Toshika Sema, NSLRM area coordinator Nikito Zhimomi and Hovishe

F&CS Dimapur informs Dimapur: Food & Civil Supplies (F&CS) Dimapur assistant director has informed all the concerned PHH and AAY beneficiaries under Dimapur district that as per the directive of the Ministry, the Directorate of Food & Civil Supplies, has decided to delete beneficiary (ies) i.e ( HoFs/members) who cannot produce Aadhaar, to be replaced with genuine beneficiaries from July 15 onwards. This is in line with streamlining of the end-to-end computerization of NFSA operation in the state and to meet the target set by the Ministry i.e March 31, 2020.

AR imparts jungle warfare training to NPSTF

Training on counter insurgency and jungle warfare in progress.

DIMAPUR: Training on counter insurgency and jungle warfare was imparted to two companies of Nagaland Police Special Task Force (NPSTF)

by Assam Rifles units at Wokha and Phek from June 13 to July 14.

According to PRO HQ IGAR (N), in addition to honing basic battle crafts drills and firing prac-

tice, deliberate training on cordon and search, raid on insurgent camps, establishment of mobile check posts, counter ambush and IED drills were imparted. Special focus on intelligence gathering, surveillance operations and media interaction was also conducted during the four-week training.

The training was suc-

cessfully culminated by 72 hours validation exercise where IGAR (N) inspected and validated various exercises on counter insurgency operations and jungle warfare drills at Phek on July 9.

On July 16, Wokha Battalion of Assam Rifles, conducted a lecture-cumdemonstration on cordon and search operation

village council chairman, Katovi. Demonstration on water testing was shown by state chemist Roland Kikon and CHO Hovishe sub centre Dr. Lengpen spoke on anaemia amongst women, adolescent girls and children and encouraged them to take IFA medications.

Niuland ICDS project raised mass media awareness campaign on PMMV which was distributed to the public in the form of flyers printed both in English and Sumi dialects.

Later, free health check up was conducted

by CHO Hovishe sub centre. Water testing kit, liquid soap hand wash and SNP were distributed to the public by the PHE department and Niuland ICDS project.

The programme was chaired by supervisor Nuiland ICDS project Zipila Sangtam and vote of thanks by supervisor Niuland ICDS project, Nyusasie Katiry.

which was witnessed by DGP Nagaland, T John Longkumer, Inspector General IGAR (North) and other Police and Assam Rifles dignitaries.

DGP Nagaland appreciated and thanked Assam Rifles for the initiative of imparting successful training to Nagaland Police on CI/CT and jungle warfare at Wokha and Phek.

CWSK condemns assault on minor girls in Kohima DIMAPUR: Chakhesang Women Society Kohima (CWSK) has condemned the alleged sexual assault on two minor girls at Kezieke Colony, Kohima on July 8 by Hassan Ahmed of Malua, Karimganj district, Assam.

Chakhesang Women Society Kohima in a condemnation note by its president Neikhwepeu Khalo and general secretary, Meneno V said it was appalled and alarmed at the matter of grave concern not only for the two girls but at the serious threat to safety and security of all children.

While condemning the “hideous act”, Chakhesang Women Society Kohima stated that such a person with a perverted mind does not belong in the society. It also appealed to the concerned authorities to thoroughly investigate and award befitting punishment to the accused, which would act as a deterrent for the future.

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Former VC NEHU Kiremwati publishes book DIMAPUR: A book entitled, “Towards the last day on earth to become the first day in Heaven”, written by former director, Higher and Technical Education and former pro vice chancellor NEHU, Kiremwati was published on his 90th birthday on July 16.

The book was released

by Reverend Asangba, pastor, Kohima Ao Baptist Church at the birthday celebration of the author in Kohima. According to DD report, in the book containing 35 pages, the author shared his experiences, memoirs and knowledge endowed within his long life.

In his short speech, the author said after his wife passed away 2017, a big vacuum was created in his life, so to fill up he decided to do something which resulted in publishing this book. Kiremwati also said that he was inspired to write the book saying that it would be incomplete for him to think of his vast experiences to be taken to his grave.

Fo r m e r d i r e c t o r School Education, Talitsuba, who his 87th birthday with Kiremwati shared the good days he had with the author of the book.

Rukhielhoulie Angami, president of Nagaland Pensioner’s Association (NPA) and Moyithung Odyuo also spoke in the programme.

news in Brief Kohima Smart City Challenge: In line with the 100 Days Challenge on Smart City, the Kohima Smart City Development Limited (KSCDL) in collaboration with Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) will be carrying out a distribution drive of car stickers with an objective to engage the citizens in sensible car parking and thereby, and also to assist in reduction of traffic congestion and mismanagement in the city. In this regard, CEO of KMC, Kovi Meyase has informed all the wards to collect their respective share of car stickers from the KMC office from July 15.

NSPC and NPA to conduct CPE programme: Nagaland State Pharmacy Council (NSPC) in collaboration with the Nagaland Pharmacists’ Association (NPA) will be conducting the Continuing Pharmacy Education (CPE) programme on July 18. Registration will start at 9 a.m. at the state academy hall, PR Hill Kohima hosted by the Kohima District Pharmacists’ Union (KDPU). The registered pharmacist (working/ community) having valid and updated registration are eligible for the course. A certificate will be issued by the Council, which will be treated as a valid document for further renewal of registration.

PHH cardholders of Purana Bazar informed: All PHH cardholders under Purana Bazar have been informed that rice distribution for the month of June will be held on July 17. All the beneficiaries have been asked to collect their respective quota at the council hall. For further information, one may contact 8413979950 convenor, Y Achumi.

HSC informs handicraft artisans: Development commissioner (handicrafts) Handicrafts Service Centre (HSC) has informed national awardees, national merit certificate holder, state awardees and prominent handicraft artisans of Nagaland state to submit willingness application with detail address and contact number to HSC Kohima, senior assistant director (H) T. Rollee Vareishim for participation in Bharatheeva Samskriti Dharshan to be held at the premises South Zone Cultural Centre, Dakshini, Medical College Road, Thanjavur from September 10 to 25. A panel of ten best artisans for exhibition-cum-sales and demonstration of cultural based handicrafts, willing to represent Nagaland state shall be recommended on first come first basis. Travelling expenses of the artisans will be paid by South Zone Cultural Centre as per the prescribed norms of the Ministry of Culture.

Stall will be provided with nominal food expenses to the ten participating artisans.

COS 3 Corps presides XXI LBA meeting

Maj Gen Pankaj Kaushik and others at the meeting.

DIMAPUR: The XXI Local Board of Administration (LBA) meeting of Sainik School Punglwa (SSP) was held on July 16, presided over by Maj Gen Pankaj Kaushik, COS 3 Corps and LBA chairman.

A press release from SSP stated that, the board members discussed and elaborated on major aspects pertaining to development of the school and academic standpoint.

Maj Gen Kaushik was briefed about the school by the principal, Gp Capt

Prasun Basu.

After the briefing, the Maj Gen stressed upon the need to improve the academic performance of the school and urged upon the staff to put their best to get the desired result.

He also dwelt upon the safety of cadets while using the swimming pool, the requirement of waste management and the preparedness to admit girl cadets in the school. LBA chairman also inaugurated the parade ground and visited ongoing construction site.

Later, he interacted with the cadets of class 12. The meeting was also attended

by Emilo Patton, deputy director School Education and nodal officer; Vejoyo Swuro SDO (C), Peren; Er. Ketuoselie Kenguruse, SDO, PWD (H), Edn Div; Er Kedovisie B Meyase, parents representative; Col Anurag Mahajan, Col GS (EDN), HQ 3 Corps; Gp Capt Prasun Basu, principal; Lt Col M K Meitei, administrative officer; Sqn Ldr Sanjeev Chaudhary, vice principal.

RNTCP Kohima holds DTBF meeting ATMA holds field day on fish pond management

DIMAPUR: AgriculturThe release stated that al Technology Manage- the farmers were taught ment Agency (ATMA) on how to measure the Longchem, Mangkolemba productivity of a fish pond and Tsurangkong blocks using Secchi disc. He also jointly organised a field day encouraged the farmers on on fish pond management commercial rearing of fish on July 12 at Longjemdang to increase their income. village under MangkolemThe programme ba block. chaired by BTM MangA press release by kolemba block, LimawaAT M A M a n g k o l e m b a pangla was followed by block stated that resource interaction-cum-feedback person, BTM Longchem session after which a field block, Nungtisang Aier, ex- visit was made. Altogether plained the farmers on the 50 farmers along with seven DC Kohima Gregory Thejawelie and others after the meeting. concept of fish pond con- support staffs from the DIMAPUR: Kohima dis- etc. Zhosulu, TB health visi- community at large through struction and the type of three blocks attended the fishes reared in the pond. field day. trict RNTCP held its District tor, shared her experiences various social mediums.

TB Forum (DTBF) meeting in the field, while cured TB Co-chairperson and at the DC office chamber on patients shared their treat- administrator, KMC, Kovi July 16. ment testimonials.

Meyase along with chief A press release from disEarlier, DC and chair- inspector, Dr Hoito Chishi Dimapur: Dimapur District Village Council Chairtrict TB officer and member man of the forum, Gregory deputy CMO, Dr. Rupert man Association (DDVCCA) has expressed shock on the secretary, Dr Asunu Thong Thejawelie gave the wel- Peseyie, Dr .Mezhuno Anga- untimely demise of Zhewoto Chishi, chairman of Nistated that, Temjenochetla, come address followed by mi, member representatives hoto village and also executive member of DDVCCA. In a condolence note, DDVCCA president, I. Wilstate PPM coordinator, pre- review of the last meet- from directorate of Health sented the objectives of the ing minutes by Dr. Asunu & Family Welfare, Alliance son Khekuto Yeptho said late Zhewto was the founding forum - to involve policy Thong, member secretary India, KNP+, DAPCU, member of DDVCCA and his selfless contribution and makers and stake holders for and DTO, Kohima. The legal consultant (DHFW) active participation towards the formation of the associaeffective TB service delivery, meeting also resolved to and staff of Kohima dis- tion will be remembered and cherished. The association improve awareness, reduce increase sensitisation and trict RNTCP attended the conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. stigma and discrimination, awareness on TB to the meeting.

Central Goods and Services Tax, Dimapur organized a tree plantation drive at Jakhama village under Kohima district on July 13 in collaboration with Jakha Eco Club, CRC Jakhama, where 500 cherry saplings were planted as part of Swachhata Action Plan 2019-20. The newly planted saplings will be maintained by the Jakha Eco Club for a period of three years. (CGST commissionerate, Dimapur asst commissioner (P&V) L Krelo.)

DDVCC condolence

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The new team of Konyak Union Branch Tobu (KUBT) along with TASU visited neighbouring villages under Tuensang district namely Sangsangnyu, Maksha, Hakchang and Tuensang village on July 13.

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DC Wokha, Dr. Manazir J. Samoon and others after the programme.

rus Vaccine (RVV).

She said that the state was preparing to launch the vaccine during end of July, which will be given at six weeks, ten weeks and 14 weeks. Regarding activities carried out in June and July to introduce RVV, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Wokha, Dr. Robin Lotha informed the stakeholders that district level training of all medical officers and programme officers, block level training for frontline workers i.e ANMs, ASHAs, AWWs and campaigns at village level during village health nutrition day were conducted.

He urged the stakeholders to support the medi-

cal department during the launch of RVV. The meeting was chaired by DC, Dr. Manazir J. Samoon, who is also chairman of DTF for immunization, Wokha. He stressed on the importance of village health nutrition day in disseminating information on Rotavirus vaccine. He also informed that a district health society meeting will be held on August 5.

The meeting was attended by Lotha Eloe Hoho, Muslim Union leaders, church leaders, RMO 28 Assam Rifles, deputy CMO, DPM, media officer, senior supervisor ICDS and DIPR officials.

District level training on ‘LaQshya’

Arrest perpetrator involved in murder case: ASTD

WEATHER FORECAST July 17

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A thunderstorm in spots

34 26

A thunderstorm in spots

28 21

Aizawl

Guwahati A t-storm around in the a.m.

33 25

A t-storm around in the a.m.

31 21

Imphal

Itanagar Mostly cloudy, a thunderstorm 29 23 Shillong

A shower and t-storm around 24 18

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Variable clouds, t-storms

Dimapur Some sun, a t-storm in spots Mkg

A thunderstorm in spots

26 18 33 23 28 20

Tuensang An a.m. t-storm in the area

22 15

A stray p.m. thunderstorm

27 21

Zunheboto A thunderstorm in the area

26 18

Wokha

DIMAPUR: DPO UIP/ RCH, Dr. Khelito Zhimomi said that Rotavirus (RV) was responsible for nearly 40 percent of moderate to severe diarrhoea in children below five years, leading to 8.75 lakh hospitalization, 32.7 lakh outpatient visits and 78,000 deaths annually.

A press release from district media officer stated that Dr. Khelito said this while delivering key note address at the meeting of District Task Force (DTF) for immunization of Wokha district held at DC’s office on July 16.

She also informed the stakeholders on the various programmes initiated for the introduction of Rotavi-

Officials and participants at the programme on July 16.

DIMAPUR: District level orientation training on “LaQshya” was held for maternity OT staff and labour room staff of District Hospital chapel hall, Dimapur on July 16.

It may be noted that “LaQshya” (Labour room Quality improvement Initiative) was launched by Central government to improve quality of care in labour room and maternity operation theatres in public health facilities and it’s a multipronged approach focused at Intrapartum and immediate postpartum period.

In the training, DPO, RCH-UIP, Dr. Rebecca Y. Sema gave a presentation on LaQshya.

A press release from

district programme manager, quality assurance Dimapur, Vethipralu Lohe stated that, Dr. Rebecca said that LaQshya was a focused approach for ensuring quality of care around birth and emphasised on respectful maternity care and assessment of labour room standardization.

DPM quality assurance Dimapur, Vethipralu Lohe highlighted on the objectives of LaQshya and oriented the trainees on national quality assurance standards and LaQshya certification process.

OB&G, District Hospital Dimapur, Dr. Koutsutho oriented the trainees on the key component and operational aspects of DAKSHATA, to strengthen

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the quality of care through competent and confident health care providers. He also spoke on objective structure clinical examination (OSCE) which is designed to test the clinical skill performance and competence in skills of the health providers.

Earlier, asst medical superintendent, DHD, Dr. Belho delivered the welcome address, and CMO Dimapur, Dr. K. Vikato Kinimi encouraged the trainees to utilize their skills and time to the best of their abilities while in service. The training was attended by gynaecologist, anaesthetist, maternity OT staff and labour staff under District Hospital Dimapur.

DPDB meeting held in Zunheboto DIMAPUR: Zunheboto District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) held its monthly meeting at Deputy Commissioner’s conference hall on July 16, where the new DC, Peter Lichamo was welcomed by the members.

According to DIPR report, topics that was discussed included work distribution for the 73rd Independence Day celebration where parade contingents were to be confirmed after consultation and for ground maintenance SDO (Mechanical) was given in-charge.

The board members also resolved not to allow any kinds of mela in the public ground and also emphasized on the total ban of gutuka especially in and around church and educational institutions premises.

DC also directed the R&B department to keep all the machineries in good working condition in order to provide timely assistance during monsoon season as roads get blocked by landslide, mudslide etc. He also informed that there will be a special DPDB meeting on July 23 and directed all the members to attend the meeting.

Govt allocates additional Rs. 5L to DPDBs

Kohima DPDB meeting in progress under the chairmanship of advisor RD, Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire on July 15. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Advisor Rural Development, Dr. Neikiesalie (Nicky) Kire, who is also the chairman of Kohima District Planning and Development Board (DPDB), said that the State government has allotted an additional Rs. 5 lakh to all DPDBs. Informing this to the members of DPDB Kohima at the monthly meeting at DPDB’s conference hall, Kohima on July 15, the advisor said he will take up with the government for proper direction and timely implementation of DPDB’s programme especially the Village Adoption Committee (VAC) programme, DIPR report stated.

Dr. Nicky also reiter-

ated on sharing the annual activity of Kohima DPDB Village Adoption Committee programme to other district’s DPDBs by visiting them.

He said under the VAC programme, the activities undertaken in different colonies, wards and villages were beneficial to the society. In the meeting, the house recommended the proposed five societies for registration as verified by the Verification Committee and decided to forward it to the government for further necessary action.

In regard to opening of Koinonia Baptist School at Keziekie, Kohima, the house deliberated on the matter and decided to con-

duct site verification to find out the feasibility of opening the school at the area keeping in line with the congestion of traffic issue in town areas.

President of Kohima Village Student Union, Kikrukhrielie Khezhie gave a power point presentation on “Save Dzüvürù” under Clean Kohima. In his presentation, he shared the action plan of KVSU to save ‘Dzüvürü River’ in three phases with clean-up and awareness, re-enforcement of river banks and beautification of the river and further sought suggestions and helping hand from the members for successful implementation of the project.

SAMETI organises training on organic farming

DIMAPUR: Ao Senso Telongjem Dimapur (ASTD) has demanded immediate arrest of the perpetrator and award exemplary punishment after a decomposed body of one of its bonafide member Tasenjungla of Molungyimsen village, Mokokchung district, was found floating at a water near a timber mill in Chümoukedima town area on July 12. In a press statement, ASTD president, L. Wati Jamir and secretary K. Mar Lemtur also urged the enforcing agencies to thoroughly investigate the case at the earliest. ASTD while appreciating the police for the prompt recovery of the body has also condemned the “inhuman murder” and stated that “such act of barbaric terror cannot and should never be tolerated Officials and participants at the training programme at SAMETI on July 16. by any civil society”.

ANLB meeting

Dimapur: Association of Nagaland Literature Boards (ANLB) has convened a coordination meeting on July 26 at 10 a.m at CANSSEA building conference hall, Kohima with respective MLAs, Hoho presidents, student leaders, respective language officers and thirteen literature boards. Therefore, all the above mentioned have been requested to attend the meeting.

DIMAPUR: Two-day training programme on “PoP of Organic Farming for FPOs/FPCs/officers under MOVCDNER” was organised by department of Agriculture, Nagaland got underway on July 16 at State Agricultural Management & Extension Training Institute (SAMETI) training hall.

A press release from SAMETI Medziphema director and i/c principal IETC, Dr. Watimongla

Jamir stated that, resource person from MOVCDNER, New Delhi, Dr. Ajay Singh Rajput, in his speech said that NER has a good potential for organic farming and the region was climatically suited to produce a variety of organic crops.

Renphamo Lotha, joint director of Agriculture, in his keynote address gave an overview of the Mission Organic Value Chain Development for North Eastern Region

(MOVCDNER) in Nagaland.

He remarked that by practicing jhum cultivation, the farmers were encouraging organic farming in the state.

Earlier, inaugural programme was chaired by Dr. Watimongla Jamir. She also gave a short speech on the background and functioning of Integrated Extension Training Centre (IETC).

Vote of thanks was de-

livered by Dr. James Kuba Chawang, deputy director, Agriculture.

Resource experts for the training were Dr. Ajay Singh Rajput, regional director, Regional Centre of Organic Farming and Sanjay Kumar, training & capacity building coordinator, MOVCDNER, New Delhi, Dr. Beremjungla, lecturer & officer incharge, Bio-Control Lab and Mhonchumo, AO, BioFertilizer Lab.

Lekie Baptist Church, under ZBCC Peren, children department conducted Children Bible Camp (CBC) from July 12 to 14 under the theme “Children of God”. Resource persons were youth treasurer, Bamsi women leader, Kiesile and LBC deacon, Izeu Kenn. Painting, story narration and Bible memory competitions were also held.

Various games and activities were also organised. (LBC children department superintendent, Ilanggwangbe) K Y M C

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Mnp police rewarded for drug haul

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Manipur CM N Biren Singh distributing reward to police personnel who involved in recent biggest drug haul case in Imphal on Tuesday. and incentive awards.

Addressing the occasion, the chief minister said collective efforts are needed to effectively tackle drug menace before it assumes alarming proportions.

He said, “We must fight collectively to root out the drug menace from the state” while observing that the drug menace will have an adverse effect in the present and future generation.

He informed that in the last two years, 965 persons have been arrested in connection with the drug cases

in the state.

Unlike the previous regime, various CSOs and local clubs have started approaching the present government to conduct crackdown against the illicit drug business and drug menace in different areas of the state, the chief minister claimed.

Police-public relationship needs to be strengthened and regular interactive programs should be held between the police and public, the chief minister who is also in-charge of the home department said.

Rs 1,400 cr tourism projects for NE in 5 yrs

A G A RT A L A / N E W DELHI, JUL 16 (IANS): The Union Tourism Ministry had sanctioned Rs 1,400 crore projects in the eight northeastern states under the Swadesh Darshan scheme in the past five years, said Pratima Bhowmik, a Tripura MP, on Tuesday quoting Union Tourism Minister Prahlad Singh Patel.

Replying to a question by Bhowmik in the Lok Sabha on Monday, the Tourism Minister said his Ministry had taken several steps to boost tourism in the northeastern states.

Patel said under the Swadesh Darshan scheme, which promotes development of theme-based tourist circuits, 16 projects were sanctioned during the past five years. Of the Rs 1,400 crore, Rs 896 crore was released, he added.

Of this, two projects each are for Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Sikkim and Tripura.

The projects included heritage development of Tezpur-Majuli-Sibsagar in Assam, wildlife tourism in Assam (development of Manas-Probitora-Nameri-Kaziranga-Dibr uSaikhowa), eco-tourism in Mizoram (development of Aizawl-RawpuichhipKhawhphawp-LengpuiDur tlang-Chatlang-Sakawrhmuituaitlang-Muthee-Beratlawng-Tuirial air field-Hmuifang), tribal affairs (two projects) in Nagaland, (development of

Miji, Rongmei tribal dances to be showcased in UK I ta nag a r , J u l 1 6 (PTI): The dance forms of Miji tribe of Arunachal Pradesh and Rongmei of Manipur will be showcased for the first time in the United Kingdom, co-organiser of an upcoming event said Tuesday.

Artists from the two tribes will perform their respective dance forms at Nehru Centre in London on July 18. The event will be organised by the cultural wing of the High Commission of India in collaboration with UK-based Indian cultural groups. The programme, christened as ‘Indradhanush’, is aimed at highlighting the rich tribal heritage and dance forms of India in London, event co-organiser Ragasudha Vinjamuri, founder of UKbased Sanskruti Centre for Cultural Excellence, said.

Mokokchung-Tuensang- Kaina Temple).

Mon and Peren-KohimaWokha), and spiritual tourism in Manipur (development of Shri Govindajee Temple, Shri Bijoy Govindajee Temple-Shri Gopinath Temple-Shri Bungshibodon Temple-Shri

Floods continue to ravage Northeast NORTHEAST, JUL 16 (AGENCIES): The situation in Assam deteriorated Monday as floodwaters submerged 30 of the 33 districts in Assam and death toll increased to 15, even as Prime Minister Narendra Modi took stock of the situation and assured of all assistance from the Centre.

Altogether 42.87 lakh people in 4,157 villages are reeling under the impact of the floods that have submerged 1,53,211 hectares of farm land in 30 districts, according to the daily report of the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA).

One death each was reported from Goalpara, Morigaon, Nagaon and Hailakandi districts, taking the toll to 15 so far, it said.

Meanwhile, flood waters have submerged major portions of Kaziranga, Pobitora and Manas rhino habitats, forcing the animals to take shelter in the artificial highlands for safety.

A release by the Assam Ministry of Forest and Environment said about 90 per cent of Kaziranaga National Park is presently inundated.

Though 155 of the 199 antipoaching camps of the park are affected by flood waters,

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (THE HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM & ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH I.A (C) No. 128 (K)/2016 In W.A No. 20 (K)/2018 The Union of India & 5 Ors. vs

..... Appellants.

Nagaland Pulp and Paper Company Ltd. Post Office - Paper Nagar, Tuli, Mokokchung, Nagaland - 798623 ..... Respondent.

NOTICE Regd. No. 3390/19

AFFIDAVIT

Dt. 16/7/19

(Correction/rectification Son's name) I, Smti N PREMY LOTHA, W/o Late PHYODEMO LOTHA presently residing at Ward No.-6, Chumukedima Town, Dist.- Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That I am the biological mother of SOJAMO LOTHA as such competent to swear this affidavit.

3. That my son’s correct name is SOJAMO LOTHA however, in Pension Payment Order (PPO) No. 141916696 my son’s name has been recorded as SOLAMO which is a clerical error hence, the stated name represents the same person i.e., my son.

4. That henceforth, I herewith rectified the same and declare that my son’s name will be SOJAMO LOTHA for all official and future references.

5. That the above statements made are true to the best of my knowledge and no material facts has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 16thJuly 2019.

DEPONENT K-1946

Please take notice that the above referred case has been filed by the appellants wherein you have been impleaded as party respondents No. 1.

You are therefore directed to appear before this Court on 02.08.2019 in person or by pleader duly instructed to answer all material questions relating to the case.

Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned the case will be heard and determined in your absence.

Signed and sealed by Order of this Court on this the 5th day of July, 2019.

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IMPHAL, Jul 16: Manipur government on Tuesday rewarded personnel of the state police who took part in the recent seizure of brown sugar worth Rs 100 crore in the international market while busting an illegal drug factory.

On June 29 last, a combined team of Narcotics and Affairs of Border (NAB) police and Thoubal police busted a heroine (brown sugar) manufacturing lab and recovered huge quantity of drugs worth about Rs 100 crore in the international market, the biggest drug haul case in the history of Manipur. Recognising the exemplary achievement of the police, the state government announced a reward of Rs 10 lakh to the personnel involved in the operation.

Chief minister N Biren Singh distributed the reward during a function held at Banquet Hall of 1st Battalion Manipur Rifles today.

59 police officers and personnel, including NAB SP and additional SP were honoured with the reward along with chief minister’s commendation certificates

He said that the government will reward employees for their good deed while they will face punishment for their bad deed.

Highlighting some of the initiatives of the government in the last two years, he stated that the trust deficit between the hills and valley has been minimized.

The gover nment achieved this as it was delivering good governance at grassroots, maintaining a good relationship between the public and government by introducing various initiatives like Meeyamgi Numit, Hill Leaders’ Day, Go to Hills, Go to Village mission etc., he claimed.

Singh further claimed that the law and order situation has been improved and normalcy has returned in the state. Since its inception, the incumbent government has been focussing on ‘mission oriented’ programmes and schemes for the welfare of the people, he added.

He expressed that the objective of a government is to deliver good governance and fulfil the aspirations and wishes of the people.

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the staff and security personnel are discharging their duty using mechanised and country boats, it said.

TRIPURA: The flood situation in Tripura Monday showed signs of improvement as Khowai and Haora rivers started receding, officials said.

Personnel of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and security forces rescued a number of people in the flood affected Khowai and West Tripura districts, they said Around 13,000 people in West Tripura district and 2,000 in Khowai district have taken shelter in government buildings and local clubs where temporary relief camps have been opened by the administration.

Sub-divisional Magistrate of Sadar in West Tripura district said 45 relief camps have been set up in Agartala city where about 13,000 people from 3,129 families have taken shelter.

MEGHALAYA : Incessant rain across Meghalaya for the last several days flooded the plains of West Garo Hills affecting more than one lakh people in the district.Rising waters of Brahmaputra and

Jinjiram rivers, which flow from Assam, submerged the low-lying areas West Garo Hills, severely inundating the district.

“Over 1.15 lakh people are so far affected and the number is increasing,” Deputy Commissioner Ram Singh told News 18. So far, 154 villages have been under the grip of floods, he added.

The Meghalaya government on Sunday announced seven days of Gratuitous Relief (GR) for the flood-affected people of West Garo Hills district, Singh said.

A total of 57,700 people, residents of 50 villages in Demdema block and over 66,400, residents of 104 villages in Selsella block have been affected due to the floods, officials said.

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My wish for you is to stay happy and cheerful always. Have the best birthday.

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University

(A Central University Established by an Act of Parliament 1989)

Dept. Of Chemistry Nagaland University will be conducting entrance test for admission to M.Sc programme (2019-2021) on 19-07-2019; all applicants are informed to visit www.nagalanduniversity.ac.in for details.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DEPARTMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT STATE RURAL LIVELIHOODS MISSION NAGALAND: KOHIMA

NO.NSRLM/SMMU/RECRUITMENT/2019

Dated Kohima, the 16th July 2019

NOTIFICATION

In pursuance of Advertisement NO.NSRLM/SMMU/ADVT-2/2019 dated Kohima, the 27th May 2019 and Notification NO.NSRLM/SMMU/RECRUITMENT/2019 dated Kohima, the 3rd July 2019, the State Mission conducted Written Examination on 22nd June 2019 and Personal Interview on 9th, 10th & 11th July 2019.

Based on the marks obtained candidates bearing the following Roll Numbers in Merit Order are selected for the Post of Area Coordinator, Area Coordinator (Livelihoods) and Accountant Cum Data Entry Operator under Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission.

DISTRICT AREA COORDINATOR WAITING LIST Dimapur 1098, 1210, 1045, 1016, 1117, 1105, 1242 1116 Kohima 2089, 2335, 2002, 2005, 2117, 2371 2385 Mokokchung 3300, 3010, 3234, 3027, 3091, 3282, 3170, 3289, 3040 3273 Mon 4018, 4181, 4136, 4228, 4165, 4305, 4090, 4091 4088 Phek 5294, 5217, 5387, 5284, 5153, 5150, 5104, 5112 5249 Wokha 6109, 6179, 6066, 6103, 6264, 6174 6147 Zunheboto 7084, 7018, 7091, 7286, 7240, 7285, 7116, 7178, 7135 7034 DISTRICT Dimapur Kiphire Kohima Longleng Mokokchung Mon Phek Wokha Zunheboto

AREA COORDINATOR (LIVELIHOODS) L63, L53, L61, L35 L203, L207, L205, L212, L209, L202 L422, L449, L431, L433, L446, L403 L601, L602 L826, L865, L866, L819, L803, L843, L816, L849 L1109, L1122, L1115, L1105, L1124, L1123 L1206, L1203, L1219, L1216, L1214, L1207 L1414, L1409, L1403, L1426, L1411, L1423 L1602, L1621, L1610, L1617, L1616, L1625

WAITING LIST L54 L204 L443 L607 L825 L1113 L1204 L1427 L1609

ACCOUNTANT CUM DATA ENTRY OPERATOR (DEO) WAITING LIST 8064, 8010, 8104, 8322, 8350, 8029, 8190, 8251, 8363, 8395, 8366, 8027, 8059 8394, 8273, 8002, 8200, 8085, 8255, 8290 Note: 1. The selected candidates are directed to personally submit their Acceptance Letter to the Mission Director, NSRLM, on or before 20th July 2019.

2. Failure to submit Acceptance Letter within the stipulated period will nullify the selection and the same post will be offered to the waiting list candidate.

3. Waiting list will be maintained for a period of 6 months w.e.f the date of issue of this result.

(ATHEL O. LOTHA) Addl. Secretary, RD & Mission Director, NSRLM Nagaland : Kohima

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS NAGALAND : KOHIMA Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana – Housing For All (urban)

NO.DMA/SLTC-CLTC/T-225/2017/

Dated Kohima, the 15th July 2019

Declaration of Results

The following candidates are being selected to the various posts of Specialists under the establishment of State Level Technical Cell & City Level Technical Cell of the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana – Housing for All (urban), Nagaland :A IEC Specialists 1.

Mr. Nchumthung Ovung under State Level Technical Cell 2.

Mr. Maongtoshi Longkumer under City Level Technical Cell Waitlisted Candidates 1.

Imnasenla 2.

Akovinuo Seletsu B 1.

2.

1.

2.

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2.

1.

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Civil Engineer Thejavizo Yhor under City Level Technical Cell N. Kepwang under City Level Technical Cell Waitlisted Candidates Lipokwati Ozukum Afong Walling Social Development Specialists Mendangsangla Imtisenla Longkumer Waitlisted Candidates Pursungit Dolly Wotsa

The Selected Candidates are hereby requested to submit the acceptance letter within 5 (five) working days from the date of publication of the above results, failing which the waitlisted candidates will be accommodated.

Sd/(L. AKATO SEMA, IAS) Chairman, Interview Committee cum Commissioner & Secretary, Municipal Affairs Department Nagaland : Kohima DC-1096

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PM Modi irked by absent ministers

NEW DELHI, JUL 16 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday cautioned Union ministers against skipping their roster duties in Parliament and said that he should be given names of all absentee ministers the same evening, sources said.

Modi’s displeasure over the issue of absence of ministers came at a BJP’s parliamentary party meeting, where he has in the past often pulled up MPs for absenteeism when it is in session. This is the second time in the month, Modi has expressed unhappiness over the issue of absence of lawmakers in Parliament.

Opposition members have at times raised the issue of absence of ministers. BJP sources said there have been instances when Cabinet ministers or their deputies scheduled to be present in either Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha were absent.

During the meeting, Modi also said the ongoing session can be extended, if required, to pass the government’s legislative agenda, sources added.

Sources, however, stated that extension of the session, which is scheduled to end on July 26, is not on the government’s agenda as

Narendra Modi, Amit Shah and JP Nadda during BJP parliamentary party meeting at Parliament House, in New Delhi, Tuesday. (PTI)

of now.

Asking ministers to stick to their roster duties, Modi said they should carry out their work as assigned.

And that he should be given details of all the Union ministers who did not attend Parliament despite being asked to be present for the session same evening, sources said.

In a briefing after the meeting, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi told reporters that Modi asked BJP MPs to nurse their constituencies by playing a leading role in its de-

velopment and advised them to take up a cause of human sensitivity like eradication of leprosy or tuberculosis and water conservation.

First impression is often the last impression, Modi told the party MPs, a large number of them firsttimers, as he asked them to work passionately for the development of their areas.

The Prime Minister also told parliamentarians that they should take up a social cause or an issue of human sensitivity as a “mission” apart from carrying out their duties as MPs so

FASTag for vehicles to be made mandatory in 4 months: Gadkari

New Delhi, Jul 16 (Agencies): Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday said FASTag for motor vehicles would be made mandatory for all in four months.

Replying to a discussion on demands for grants for the road transport and highways ministry in the Budget, Gadkari said people had to pay toll if they wanted good roads.

Making it clear that

the toll system was here to stay as the government did not have enough funds, Gadkari said the government built 40,000 kilometres of highway in the past five years.

To ensure faster rollout of electronic toll collection across the country, FASTags would soon be available at petrol pumps and later these might be used as cards for buying petrol and paying park-

that they are remembered for their work.

Modi also asked them to help in eradicating disease like leprosy and TB while referring to work done by Mahatma Gandhi in this area.

Asked to inaugurate a hospital for lepers, Gandhi had said that he would rather be invited to put a lock on it, Modi noted.

Joshi said the Prime Minister also noted that India has fixed a deadline of 2025 for eradicating TB against the global deadline of 2030.

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Rajya Sabha passes AERA (Amendment) Bill NEW DELHI, JUL 16 (PTI): Rajya Sabha Tuesday passed a Bill allowing the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India (AERA) to bid out any new airport at a pre-determined tariff structure.

Replying to the discussion on the Bill, Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said,”As many as 16 airports will be in the purview of AERA. All other airports continue to be looked after by the Civil Aviation Ministry.”

Currently, major airports with an annual capacity to handle one-and-a-half million passengers come under the purview of Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India (AERA).

If the amendment is passed by Parliament, the definition of major airports would be changed to any aerodrome which has or is designated to have annual passenger capacity of threeand-a-half million.

The Cabinet on June 24 had approved the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority (Amendment), Bill. The AERA is a regulator that has the powers to set the tariffs charged at airports.

The Airports Econom-

ic Regulatory Authority of India (AERA) (Amendment) Bill was last approved by the Cabinet during the Modi government’s first tenure in December 2017.

However, it could not be passed in last year’s Monsoon Session.

As a new Lok Sabha has come in place now, the older Bill has lapsed and therefore, the Cabinet approved the bill again.

About Members concerns about jobless employees of some of the private airlines closing down their operations in India, the minister said,”Government cannot assume responsibility of failure of business of private party...the case of Jet Airways is already there in National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) for resolution.”

The minister also indicated that in in case there is no resolution of the case in the NCLT, then the government would look into it.

He also assured the members that government is making efforts to see that jobless employees of the beleaguered airline get jobs in other airlines. He said that government has developed a portal to help those employees of the airline.

ing fees, Gadkari had earlier said while launching FASTag. FASTag, which is affixed on the windscreen of a vehicle, is a device that employs radio frequency identification (RFID) technology for making toll payments directly from the prepaid or savings account linked to it, enabling the commuter to drive through toll plazas without stopping for cash transactions.

Born : 16/01/1962 – Died : 11/07/2019

Loving husband, children and relatives.

LATE CHUMDEMO NGULLIE (IOFS) Jt. General Manager (Admin) Gun Carriage Factory JABALPUR MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Born: 30-08-1968 Died: 11-07-2019 We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Chumdemo Ngullie (IOFS), extend our profound and heartfelt gratitude to all friends, relatives, various Churches and Organisations and well wishers who stood with us and shared our sorrow emotionally, materially and through prayers till his final journey to our native village.

WE CONVEY OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO: 1. Shri. Rajnish Jauhari, Sr. GM, GCF JABALPUR, All Officers and families and Satpula Hospital, Jabalpur.

2. Shri. Bharat Singh, GM, Medak Ordnance Factory.

3. Aditya Hospital, Jabalpur.

4. IOFS (Civil Services).

5. Yashoda Hospital, Secunderabad.

6. Naga Christian Fellowship, Hyderabad.

7. Northeast Fellowship, Jabalpur.

8. Lotha Kyong, Kolkata.

9. Lotha Officers Association.

10. SUYAN, Pangti Village.

11. VCC, PVSU, YYA, Pangti Baptist Church, Pangti Village.

12. Evergreen Patkaians.

13. Village Council & Hono Hankvü Baptist Church, Hono Hankvü Village.

14. Pangti Ekhüng, Dimapur, Kohima, Wokha, Doyang & Chumoükedima.

15. Ngullie Ekhüng, Kohima.

We regret our inability to thank each and every individual personally, but we sincerely pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

Loving father, wife, sons, sisters & relatives

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Born : 06-04-1964 Died : 04-07-2019 We the bereaved family members and relatives of Lt. N. Yanbemo Lotha of Changpang Village would like to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to those who stood by us physically, spiritually and financially during our prolonged illness and demise.

We convey our special thanks to:1. Lotha Baptist Church, Borlengri 2. Spirit of Faith 3. Borlengri Colony Youths 4. Changpang Baptist Church 5. Changpang Baptist Church (ONGC) 6. Changpang Students Union 7. Changpang Land Owners Union 8. Relatives and friends 9. Blood Donors We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every one individually but it is our earnest prayer that God bless you all abundantly.

We the bereaved family of Late Kaboto Kiba of Niuland Town, Medical Colony who was at Chennai, working in a private company was murdered on 6th July 2019 from Chennai, convey our profound gratitude to all who stood by us during our hard time of loss.

Our special thanks goes to: 1. Wapangtoshi, Pastor, Naga Christian Fellowship Chennai and India Welfare Association Chennai.

2. Chibenthung Lotha, N. PhD Research Scholar at University of Madras. Education: BA, BD, MA, PGD: EHRM, UGC: NET/IRF and pursuing PhD. 3. Inspector Pravin Rajesh, J7 Police Station, Velechary.

4. Jastin Raj, Havildar.

5. Karthi Restaurant Owner.

6. Kahato Chishi, NSUC Executive Member.

7. Khaalid Ahamed, Social Worker.

8. Hinoto Awomi, President, Naga Students Union Delhi.

9. Mrs. Hekali Assumi, Dimapur.

10. Niuland Town Prayer Committee.

We give our heartfelt gratitude to all the well wishers for your countless love, generosity and support, even though your names are not mentioned; there is always a reward for all the good works that is done. May the good Lord bless each one of you abundantly and may His love and grace be upon you.

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of Late Shiyito Chishi

Died : 17/07/2018

It's been a year since you left us.

The tears from our eyes we can wipe away.

The ache in our hearts will always stay.

Sadly missed but never forgotten.

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Loving Wife, Son & Relatives

OBITUARY

We, the bereaved family members of beloved LATE LEMDU LONGKUMER would like to express our gratitude to all individuals, friends, Institutions and well wishers; who stood by us physically, morally, spiritually and financially during the illness and at the time of his sad demise on 12th of July 2019.

We also take this moment to thank the willing blood donors and fraternity of Woodland Nursing Home.

We regret our inability to thank each and every one of you personally, but we sincerely pray that the Almighty God Bless you abundantly.

Loving Wife, Son, Family Members and Relatives.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Loving Wife, Children and Relatives.

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The family members of Late Lipoktula Mollier would like to express our sincere gratitude to all the individuals, churches, organizations, friends and well wishers who stood by us with prayers, financial and physical assistance during her prolonged illness and in the time since she left us.

It is our humble prayer that our good and rich Lord bless you all abundantly for your good deeds upon humanity.

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NEW DELHI, JUL 16 (PTI): A Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorist, absconding for over four years, has been arrested by the Special Cell of Delhi Police, officials said Tuesday.

The accused, Basir Ahmad, a resident of Sopore, was held in Srinagar. He is an absconding convict in a 2007 case under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and was carrying a reward of Rs two lakh on his arrest, they said.

According to the police, Ahmad is being brought to Delhi to face sentencing by the Delhi High Court and his activities over the past four years are also being probed.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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JeM terrorist arrested

Loving parent and relatives.

SHIKIMITHI KUTSU

"Niye aghukishi akivishi shivea, niye akupolo ashetovae, niye akupulu pewotovae" 2nd Timothy 4:7

Akithiu V. Luheshe Achumi

Apunu mpe : 1950 – Akithi tsala : 09/07/2019 Innothi. V. Luheshe Achumi akuxu kuhave keulo luthu, aqho-aho eno Akukhou kumtsu lau shikimithi keu akiqheu pesu tsulu ani. Luthu shi akuchopu Ajuh eno Aje ye tsu kha mlavea kemu Alhou pelo kumtsu shou kukumgha akiviu pesu lochile tsu peni ke akighini betsu ani.

1. NCRC Sumi Padumpukhuri 2. NCRC Sumi Eralibil 3. NCRC Sumi Hozukhe 4. NCRC Sumi Surumi 5. NCRC Sumi Suruhuto 6. Tichipami Community, Dimapur 7. Sumi Baptist Akukuhou, Padumpukhri 8. Pine Mount School, Padumpukhri.

Anipu, Atianuliqo eno Abolomiqo DP-5465

Born on : 22/01/1957 Died on : 08/07/2019

If we live, we live for the Lord, and if we die, we die for the Lord.

So whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord. (Rom. 14:8) The family of Late Mr. Joseph Sumi, Vice President of Nagaland Football Association (NFA) and President of the Dimapur District Football Association (DDFA) would like to thank with utmost sincerity and gratitude to all family, friends, neighbours and well wishers who visited us at home, hospital and attended the funeral and supported us through prayer, physically, financially and morally.

We convey our heartfelt thanks to: 1. Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Hon’ble CM of Nagaland.

2. Shri. H. Tovihoto Ayemi, MLA Advisor, Power Department, Govt. of Nagaland.

3. Shri. T. R. Zeliang (NPF Legislature Party Leader) 4. Z. Kire (IPS Ex. DGP, President, Nagaland Veteran Football Association) 5. Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church 6. Town Area Fellowship (D.S.B.C) 7. Doctors and Staff of Eden Medical Hospital, Dimapur 8. Doctors and Staff of Zion Hospital, Dimapur 9. Doctors and Staff of Referral Hospital, Dimapur 10. Blood Donors 11. Nagaland Football Association 12. Dimapur District Football Association 13. Dimapur District Sports Council 14. Dimapur District Volleyball Association 15. Dimapur Municipal Council 16. Bharatiya Janata Party, Dimapur 17. Nepali Basti, Village Council 18. Lions Club of Dimapur Committee 19. Nepali Baptist Church, Thahekhu Village 20. Vekuho New Baptist Church 21. Qhuhoi Baptist Church, Dimapur 22. Kulolau Vekuhomi Kuposhukulu, Dimapur 23. Sumi Council Dimapur 24. Rongmei Football Association 25. Konyak Baptist Church, Nepali Basti, Dimapur 26. Hukheto L. Yepthomi, (GB) Lhomithi Village, Dimapur 27. Dr. Lunso, 3rd NAP, Tuensang 28. Er. Akheto Shohe, Thahekhu Village Loving Wife, Daughter, In-laws, Grand Children, Family & Relatives DP-5503

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OPINiON/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXIX NO. 220 Dimapur, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 2019

ICC rule kills the game

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f anything, the final of the ICC Cricket Cup 2019 was anything less than sensational and more controversial after both teams created a record for a tie after 50 overs and winner decided by the ‘Super Over’. New Zealand had scored 241 for 8 and in reply, England were all out for 241. This led to the final to be decided for the first time in the ‘Super Over’ where each team is to bowl out the two batsmen in one over. Interestingly, the Super Over between England and New Zealand also ended as a tie and England were crowned champions due to the higher count of boundaries hit by them during the final. The English were ‘gifted’ with one extra run by the umpires. Many cricketing experts question as to whether the umpires were right in awarding 6 runs for the overthrow when only 5 runs should have been awarded, as per International Cricket Council rules. The ICC rules evoked much controversy as questions were being asked as to whether England should have been awarded 5 instead of 6 runs for an overthrow in the final over of their 242-run chase. England were awarded 6 runs and the equation came down to 3 runs from 2 balls after an overthrow went to the boundary following a deflection from batsman Ben Stokes' bat. Stokes was trying to complete a double at the striker's end but before he could reach the crease, the ball ricocheted off his bat to the boundary 6 runs for England in a tense final over. The award of six runs instead of the correct five runs to Ben Stokes was an erroneous boon which should have never been done. Even former ICC elite panel umpire Simon Taufel said England should not have been awarded 6 runs for the overthrow by the on-field umpires.

He maintained that the decision to award 6 runs for the controversial overthrow in the final over of England's chase against New Zealand in World Cup 2019 final is an "error in judgement". England won by default due to the ICC Rule which states that, in the event of the teams having the same score after super over (tied) has been completed, the team that hit the most number of sixes combined from its two innings in both the main match and the super over shall be the winner. While the runs scored off overthrows have been an integral part of many tense matches in history, the overthrows off the bat of Ben Stokes that went for boundary resulting in 6 runs would be talked for generations to come. The jury is still out if the umpires should have rewarded 5 runs or 6 for that fateful overthrow, it is time for the ICC to do away with this controversial law. ICC is facing a huge backlash for declaring England as the new World Champions on the basis on boundaries after the Super Over ended up in a tie. This rule appears to be ridiculous because it can be likened to a suggestion that, suppose a football match was tied even the tie breaker, then the team that scored first in regulation time would be the winner. Cricket experts and fans, however, believe the match didn't deserve a winner and the trophy should have been shared, and that deciding a winner based on the number of boundaries was absurd.

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).

Quotes

I want little girls to believe that they can be CEOs. ~ Payal Kadakia

Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 2019

Post-mortem

NVBDCP informs on The power of money in the 21st century Japanese Encephalitis

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oney has been playing a primary role in different ages and periods of human existence as it represents the value of virtually everything under the sun. Money, in both paper and metal forms such as gold, silver, copper etc has been serving as the medium of exchange of services, goods, properties etc. These days, symbolic paper money is more in use, unlike ancient days when real gold and silver coins were in common use; and now, we start talking about and using digital money. In whatever form it may be, the importance and power of money have not diminished; it has rather increased and multiplied inordinately. It now seems to enjoy the status of being a little lower than God; in the heart and mind of many, it has virtually taken the place of the Almighty himself, but no one will accept such accusation.

And the alarming development is the widening economic disparity that discriminate members of societies and countries all over the world.

The pursuit of money and wealth makes people forget about many other equally important matters. Money plays primary role in family, religious, social, political activities and ambitions. The want/love of money is unlimited but making or earning it is the major source of struggles and conflicts. Money makes people love, hate, kill and save.

Sometimes, it may even make people seem more loving, more religious, more sociable, and more sympathetic. However, it can also make people ruthless, indifferent and brutal. The power of money to influence human behaviour has increasingly become indescribable.

The role of money in the society today is also getting even more complex. It can turn everything topsy-turvy. Huge amount of hate, jealousy in the society and family seem to have stemmed from this crazy little thing called money.

Let us just try to study as to how many people around the world have been murdered for the sake of money. How the pursuit of easy money has led many on the road to ruin? How many once human have been turned into ruthless brutal beings? Money is the driving force behind almost all human activities. People belonging to different walks

of life – Rickshaw pullers, auto-drivers, teachers, doctors, engineers, bureaucrats, ministers, writers, musicians, sportspersons, clergy – are today working primarily for money as consumerism is reaching the sky and things are getting more advanced, faster, sophisticated and expensive; and the problem is, there is no limit to the amount of money that can satisfy a person. No matter how big the salary of a person may be, he or she may never say he’s getting too much. A person who gets twenty thousand envies another who gets forty thousand, the one who gets forty thousand envies another who gets eighty thousand and this goes on and on that someone who makes crores in a day wants to make even more money.

Human greed has no limit and that is one big cause of so much sufferings and hardships in the world. The rich enjoy more and better opportunities than the poor. In other words, the richer one gets, the easier for him to get even richer.

Likewise, the poor enjoy less opportunity to climb the economic ladder; they often slide down lower instead of climbing higher. It is, of course, true not everybody can be equally rich or poor, but availability or non-availability of good opportunities for working and earning money is one major factor that differentiates places as good or bad, favourable or unfavourable for survival, success and prosperity.

We often hear people talk about so and so places in the world, where people can make their living more conveniently owing to the presence of better work opportunities, less corruption, more transparency, better work culture, better wages or salaries. In India, complaints galore about getting meagre salaries that do not at all match with the job or position that one holds. There also have been widespread cases of exploitation of the less educated, educated and highly educated youth all over the country, more particularly, in private sector institutions and companies, where the employees are underpaid just because they accept to work under such inescapable conditions, as they have no alternative means or opportunities.

Strict legislations need to be made/introduced to see to it that there are no such un-

warranted and unjustifiable exploitations in this rapidly developing, highly ambitious country – the rich should not be allowed to exploit the poor and weak employees through work overload on the one hand and underpayment on the other. In other words, proper regulations need to be formulated and enforced with regard to both working conditions and salaries/wages to bring about a shining happy nation, and ameliorate and elevate the living condition of the people of this great nation.

Undeniably, we are living in a globalised, privatised, corporate world, where intense cutthroat competitions are going on. In such economic set up, the rich try to become super-rich, the millionaires try to become billionaires and in the process, the economically vulnerable youth/people are victimised, subjected to exploitations. It is the responsibility of the government to ensure that such exploitations and manipulation of work conditions and salaries do not become a rampantly thriving culture. What use will it be if few hundred or thousand people are millionaires and billionaires, while teeming millions remain underpaid and utterly dissatisfied. Whenever there is pay hike of the government jobs, what we regularly experience is sudden skyrocketing of prices of goods and services. What the government can do in such situation is to fix minimum salaries to be paid in private sector too in accordance with the qualification or job condition of the employees. What I’m trying to say is that the government should carefully study, regulate, intervene and monitor the salary and wage structures of the private sector companies and institutions so as to bring about a society where there is better economic justice. A country cannot be considered as prosperous if a bunch of superrich individuals control its economy. In the long run, there will be much social upheavals, disorder and chaos. Here, I am not trying to accuse or criticise governments of the past or present; I am only trying to make my humble suggestion to bring about a different and happy nation.

Day by day, it is becoming increasingly clear that the job market can no longer

be fully in the control of the government; it is seeping rapidly into the corporate world.

Nevertheless, not everything can be handed over to the corporate world; the government has to continue to be the conscientious regulator of the employment system of the economy to maintain general satisfaction of the working population, which will go a long way in building a happy nation. The government needs to make serious study of micro and macro economy of the nation. It needs to conduct thorough surveys on how its economic organism is operating or functioning.

As said at the outset, there is no limit to human wants and ambitions, but there has to be proper state regulation of how the wealth of the nation is judiciously distributed among its citizens. The giant economy cannot be allowed to fall into the hands of the few superrich who, with the means and power they have acquired, can suck up the blood of the nation. There has to be a curbing or regulating force; and that force should be the state/government. It is the dream and hope of the people that corruption will gradually diminish and transparency will grow brighter. Corruption, especially, in the government sector has to fade away so as to usher in a society that operates on the principles of sincerity, honesty, integrity, diligence, discipline, etc. This is the general hope that I hope will come true if the present government and the governments to come in the future are serious and sincere enough both inside and outside.

India, indeed, is still not a fully developed but a rapidly developing nation and this process is going to continue for some more years. It needs to be ensured that this rapid process of all round development does not happen at the expense of the poor and helpless hundreds of millions; it should bring about welfare and happiness to the teeming millions. In other words, this rapid development process should never be allowed to victimise the helpless, the weak and the poor; it should rather bring about empowerment and elevation of the weak and the downtrodden.

Khelsoril Wanbe <khelsoril.wanbe75@gmail.com.

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n view of the recent occurrence of Japanese encephalitis (JE) in our neighbouring state Assam, the National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP), Nagaland, issues the following information to public: What is Japanese Encephalitis?

• Japanese Encephalitis (JE) is a viral disease transmitted by Culex mosquitoes • JE is a disease which primarily affects central nervous system.

• JE affects all age groups and especially children under 15 years of age.

Signs and Symptoms • Headache, fever, disorientation, coma, tremors, paralysis and loss of coordination • It is associated with neurological complications leading to deaths Transmission of JE • JE is transmitted by the bite of infected mosquitoes.

• JE virus remains in the water birds like pond herons and cattle egrets in nature.

• Pigs play an important role in JE, as JE virus multiplies in pigs without suffering from disease and maintain the virus for a long time.

• Mosquitoes while biting pigs pick up the infection easily and pass on to the man when it bites again.

• JE is not transmitted from man to man like malaria and other vector borne diseases.

Is there a vaccine for JE • Yes, vaccine is available for JE. • Government provides this vaccine for children in JE affected areas.

How do we prevent JE? • The best way to prevent JE is through control of mosquito vectors.

• Stagnant water bodies should be drained or filled up, and surroundings kept clean and dry.

• Rice fields can cover wide areas and chemical control may not be feasible. In such situations, water management measures like alternate wetting and drying may be applied to reduce vector population.

• During pre-monsoon when water bodies are confined to small ponds and tanks, vector control measures can be planned.

• Personal protection through use of repellents and mosquito nets are effective control measures.

• Introduce larvivorous fishes in the paddy fields and other stagnant bodies to eat up the mosquito larva.

• Larvivorous fishes are available at Urban Malaria Scheme at Chief Medical Officer office, Dimapur.

• It is discouraged to rear pigs near human dwellings as the virus gets multiplied and amplified in the pigs which can be transmitted to humans.

• Spread of awareness is important for prevention and also to detect and treat patients early to increase chance of survival and reduce long term deficits after recovery.

In case of any illness which resembles the symptoms of JE, visit your nearest health centre/district hospital for investigation and treatment of cases.

Dr. I. Talitemsula Jamir, Joint Director & SPO (NVBDCP) Directorate of Health and Family Welfare Nagaland: Kohima

New nation-state formations as natural phenomena

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ll human systems of government were created by people who had power and might— that is, people having information or knowledge as well as population strength so as to be able to get others to go along with them. These were the people who ruled.

For example, this was how the Han Chinese and the Indo-Aryans ruled China and India respectively for thousands of years.

Then, what about the ruled – those who were considered subjects? They simply had to adapt and go with the flow, because that is how humans usually behave.

In other words, when people have lived under certain situations or systems of human government for a very long time, they eventually come to accept such a state as normal.

For mation of new nation-states is natural for at least three reasons: First, different people groups living in their own assigned homeland as independent entities instead of all coming together under one big human government is God’s way of dealing with fallen humanity (Gen. 10 -11; Acts 17:26). Second, the natural process of evolution calls for it. As people progress, they naturally tend to move from their formerly primitive state to a more advanced state of living together. Third, every

people group has a deeply ingrained longing to control their own destiny. This is nature’s way-- just as birds of the same features like to flock together and therefore shouldn’t be forced to share space with all other animals in a common zoo. This explains why homogeneity of culture is a natural political bond for self-determination.

For all these reasons, emergence of many nation-states is normal and natural.

Historically, there have been four major periods of declaring independence: (1) beginning with the American Revolutionary War and the U.S. Declaration of Independence in 1776; (2) following the collapse of the Ottoman, AustroHungarian, Russian, and German empires in 1918; (3) the period from 1945 to 1979 after the European Colonial rule came to an end; and (4) in the 1990s, when the Soviet Union broke up. Though much could be learned from the stories of independent struggles which occurred in all these major periods, we will limit our discussion here to the last period, namely, the 1990s, when fourteen states became independent from the Soviet Union (USSR) in 1991. These are: Lithuania, Ukraine, Belarus, Latvia, Estonia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova,

Georgia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan.

Why did these fourteen former states of the USSR declare their independence from the most dominant people group (ethnic Russians) after the collapse of the Soviet Union?

Here’s what Raymond Taras, Ian Bremmer, and other political scholars have to say: For the Lithuania’ people, their deep desire for liberation from the Soviet center was grounded in their historic identity and their resentment against economic exploitation. Against this backdrop, they became the first to challenge Moscow directly declaring the independence of their republic.

Likewise, an acute sense of economic exploitation propelled the Ukrainians to independence. In Belarus, their independence was given momentum by the republic’s economic development that promised rapid industrialization. In Latvia, the sense of being ruled by non-Latvians even within their own homeland ignited the desire for a full Latvian independence. For Estonia, it was the consciousness of their smallness and vulnerability that drove them to strive for independence. As for Azerbaijan, it was their deep longing to assert their own national identity and rediscover their rich past.

The Armenian nationalism

can be traced to the Arminian communities of the diaspora, where a cultural renaissance began in the sixteenth century. In regard to Tajikistan, the call for freedom to practice their Islamic religion after decades of the Soviet suppression became a powerful drive for independence. In Turkmenistan, the Turkmen language became an instrument to catalyze a national identity and the call for independence; whereas in Kyrgyzstan, the fight for independence was triggered by demographic frustrations, declining status of the Kyrgyz language, and an increasing sense of economic problems. The people of Moldova declared their independence in 1991 but since that time it has been plagued by economic crisis, domestic political instability, and a nearly continuous separatist crisis. Other independent states such as Georgia, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan are “artificial constructs” in the sense that they have been very heavily influenced by and dependent on Moscow from the start.

How long did all these Eastern European communities remain under the Soviet Union before they eventually asserted their own independence? Since the Soviet Union was created in 1922 and then the collapse of the Union occurred

in 1991, that means most of the minority people groups became compliant and habituated to the highly centralized Communist system under the Soviet Union for almost 70 years. But when that super-structure could no longer fairly deliver the goods to its member-states, the eyes of the minority groups were finally opened, who then, according to British scholar Anthony Smith, began to rediscover their long-suppressed identities and opted to assert their own independence in a world of free and equal nations.

The realization of one’s rights for self-determination (as opposed to blindly living under the control of some dominant people groups) is, of course, rooted in knowledge. According to Ernest Gellner, one of the world’s

most famous scholars on nationalism, “genuine knowledge is egalitarian in that it allows no privileged source, testers, messengers of Truth.

It tolerates no privileged and circumscribed data. The autonomy of knowledge is a leveler.” As such, any people group which has been enlightened becomes capable of deciding whether it is in their best interest to remain under some political union or to take the path of asserting independence.

In light of these observations, we must conclude that no singular central authority has the moral right to impose its will upon any different people group. The decision whether to be part of a political union or not is the right of every community, big or small.

Mazie Nakhro

Reader’s Post Sir,

New coat of paint

The old zebra lines drawn on the streets in Dimapur need fresh coat of paint and new ones drawn at strategic places. These lines are essential especially when old people and school children need to cross over to the other side. Once somebody is walking over the zebra line, the approaching vehicle slows down until the pedestrian walks past. While on this, one must also not forget to revamp the speed breakers which are already broken down or worn out in many places around Dimapur.

Bendangkaba Ozukum, Circular Road, Dimapur.

Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 2019

12 killed in Mumbai building collapses

wanath Mahadeshwar said he has asked the municipal commissioner to launch a probe in the incident.

TV channels showed dramatic visuals of a child, wrapped in a cloth bundle, being carried out of the debris by rescue workers. The child is alive, officials said.

The Brihanmumbai

MTLT plea to PDA for Tongpang Ozukum

Local SP leader shot dead

Delhi govt built 23 flyovers in 4.5 yrs: CM Kejriwal

DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): Mokokchung Town Lanur Telongjem(MTLT) has urged upon the PDA leadership to consider its “sincere appeal” to give an opportunity to “an upcoming leader” like Tongpang Ozukum to serve the people with an important portfolio, should there be a reshuffle of the PDA ministry. MTLT also acknowledged that it was the prerogative of the chief minister to effect any kind of changes in his ministry.

MTLT in a statement issued by its media cell, pointed out that it was after many years that a “young capable minister in the person of Tongpang Ozukum” was made a minister of an important portfolio.

Maintaining that it has no knowledge whether there would be any minor reshuffle in the PDA government, the MTLT, however, expressed belief that Ozukum should be given at least a few more time so his mettle could be tested to the fullest.

MTLT hailed Ozukum for undertaking developmental activities carried out not only in Mokokchung district but also in different parts of the state during the

past one year. It said Ozukum’s achievements have also received appreciation from different quarters.

MTLT also said Ozukum was one of the most enthusiastic ministers in the present PDA dispensation who tirelessly worked for the people and ensured that developmental activities in his ministry were executed attentively. Further, MTLT has appealed to the state chief minister Neiphiu Rio, PDA chairman Chingwang Konyak and BJP Nagaland unit president, Temjen Imna Along Longkumer to review the working of their esteemed colleagues - the ministers and advisors - and effect the changes so that the present trend of developmental activities initiated by the PDA government was not disrupted in any manner.

FAIZABAD (UP), JUL 16 (PTI): A local leader of the Samajwadi Party has been shot dead, police said Tuesday.

Akhilesh Yadav (30), a resident of Kanakpur village in Maharajganj police station area, was shot at point blank range when he was working out at a gym near his house Monday evening, Faizabad SSP Ashish Tiwari said. He was the area president of Samajwadi Lohiya Vahini, the officer said.

“Akhilesh Yadav was shot by one Aditya Singh.

The duo had a dispute regarding the operation of a transport firm,” Tiwari said. “The accused Aditya Singh and his companions who assisted him in the murder are absconding,” the SSP said, adding efforts are on to arrest them.

NEW DELHI, JUL 16 (PTI): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Tuesday inaugurated the 2.85 km signal-free new RTR Flyover, and said a few more such projects will come up in the national capital before the end of his government’s tenure.

The elevated corridor of Rao Tula Ram Flyover, built at a cost of Rs 205 crore on the Outer Ring Road, will help decongest the area and prove a boon for people commuting towards the IGI airport from south Delhi and Noida.

“In 15 years, the Sheila Dikshit government built 70 flyovers. In the last fourand-a-half years, our (AAP) government has built 23 flyovers,” Kejriwal said in his address after inaugurating the flyover.

“We do our work, but we don’t advertise much.

Now, it is for the people to spread word about the work we have done in the last four-and-a-half years,” he said. Hitting out at his detractors, the AAP chief said after the inauguration of the Signature Bridge, a member of the opposition party had sought to take credit of that project.

“We believe in doing our work and not indulging in dirty politics. The Delhi government has worked a lot in education, health and other sectors, and our work will speak,” he said.

Interacting with reporters after the event, he said the AAP government not only worked on mega infrastructure projects but also built roads, sewage lines and provided other facilities in unauthorised colonies to reach out to the ordinary people. Asked if more projects were in the offing before

DIMAPUR, JUL 16 (NPN): The much-publicised Register of Indigenous Inhabitants of Nagaland (RIIN) is likely to run into rough weather with several organisations now expressing their reservations on it.

Latest to join the bandwagon is Nagaland Voluntary Consumers’ Organisation (NVCO), which on Tuesday appealed to the State government not to implement RIIN at this stage.

Instead, the body called for giving priority in first checking the fake/false certificates of indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland already issued by competent authorities, allowed the present system of issuing indigenous inhabitant certificates, effectively implement and enforce Inner Line Regulation (ILR) of the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulation (BEFR), 1873 in the entire State and protect rights of Naga indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland as provided under Article 371(A) of the Constitution of India.

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the end of his government’s tenure, Kejriwal said, “Yes, a few more such projects will come up soon.”

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ticle 371(A) was ownership of land, the organisation asserted that land within the territory of Nagaland should be owned by indigenous Nagas, and not by nonindigenous inhabitants.

Declaring that the Nagas of Nagaland would never allow any agency or policy to dilute Article 371(A), NVCO said if the State government was really serious in protecting the rights of indigenous Naga inhabitants of Nagaland, then it should first effectively implement the existing laws and not jump by way of short cut like RIIN that would bring more problems and dilute the rights of indigenous Naga inhabitants of Nagaland. The organisation demanded that the State government must admit the fact that a lot of certificates of indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland had been issued wrongly. It cited a case where a young Muslim student of Dimapur, and whose parents were also Muslim, secured an ST certificate and certificate of Naga indigenous inhabitants of Na-

galand, before approaching the court seeking MBBS seat meant for indigenous Naga inhabitants of Nagaland.

It further asked the government to admit that the State agencies had miserably failed in preventing the nonindigenous inhabitants of Nagaland from owning land in Nagaland, besides failing to implement ILR of BEFR, 1873 to such an extent that today the non-Nagas and illegal Bangladeshi immigrants almost controlled the markets in the State.

Advocate and NVCO president Kezhokhoto Savi said when the International Day of World’s Indigenous People was celebrated on August 9 every year to recognise and protect rights of the indigenous people in the world, special provision provided to Naga indigenous inhabitants of Nagaland under Article 371 (A) of Indian constitution always found mention as nowhere in the world such special protection was given to indigenous people. This was stated in a press release by press & media cell of NVCO.

Arvind Kejriwal with his ministers and officials at the inauguration of the newlyconstructed Rao Tula Ram Flyover, near Munirka in New Delhi, Tuesday. (PTI)

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baug’ building, located in a bustling narrow lane in Tandel Street of Dongri area of south Mumbai, crashed, housing minister Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil said.

A BMC official said seven persons were injured in the collapse.

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MUMBAI, JUL 16 (PTI): Twelve persons were killed after a four-storey residential building collapsed in south Mumbai’s congested Dongri area Tuesday, trapping over 40 people under the debris, civic officials said.

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Municipal Corporation (BMC) has opened a shelter at Imamwada Municipal Secondary Girls’ School after the building collapse, a civic official said.

“A team of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) is reaching the spot. We are assuming that 10 to 12 families are still under the debris,” Mumbadevi MLA Amin Patel told reporters at the spot.

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said the building was around 100 years old. It was not in the list of dilapidated buildings and was given to a developer for redevelopment.

Between 10 to 15 families lived in the building, he said.

Locals said the building belonged to the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA). However, Vinod Ghosalkar, chief of MHADA repair board, said the building did not belong to the housing body.

Legislator Bhai Jagtap said residents had complained to housing authorities to take prompt measures

Rescuers carry out a survivor from the site of a building that collapsed in Mumbai, India, Tuesday. (PTI)

as the building was very old and in a dilapidated state for a long time.

Some part of the building was left standing after the collapse.

Fire brigade, Mumbai Police and civic officials rushed to the site but the constricted lanes made it difficult to access the area, reduced to a mass of rubble, twisted concrete and broken wires.

Scores of locals joined in the effort, forming a human chain to help in removing the debris brick by brick and picking up slabs of concrete to locate those buried.

Ambulances could not reach the site and had to be parked around 50 metres away.

Mumbai Police Commissioner Sanjay Barve visited the site of the building collapse.

The rescue work, which was hampered by narrow lanes, was further delayed as politicians, including ministers, legislators and leader of opposition, made a beeline to the building collapse site.

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Besides, cases of tax credit availment by issue of fake invoices were of Rs.11,251 crore in 201819 and Rs.2,805 crore in April-June of the current fiscal, Minister of State for Finance Anurag Thakur said in a written reply to

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A total of 41 persons were arrested.

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“Designed in the UK - Made in India can be the new focus area for this partnership. Similarly, in the services sector, India can provide huge technical expertise to British companies,” the minister said.

Further he said if the spirit of research and innovation in British industry and academia is bound together with the strength of the skilled Indian work force, the two countries may become the preferred supplier for the rest of the world.

Both countries have agreed to set up three new bilateral working groups to tackle barriers in specific sectors including food and drink, healthcare and data services.

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“Particularly, e-commerce companies coming to India will have to ensure that they stay within the letter and spirit of the law when it comes to multibrand retail and India’s policies around that,” he said.

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New Delhi, Jul 16 (PTI): India will be easing mandatory local sourcing norms for FDI in single brand retail trading in the next few weeks, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said.

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He was addressing CEOs of multi-national companies in the UK-India Joint Economic and Trade Committee (JETCO) meeting held on Monday in London.

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Mumbai, Jul 16 (PTI): The rupee on Tuesday depreciated by 17 paise to close at 68.71 against the US dollar due to rising crude oil prices and foreign fund outflows. A strengthening US dollar against major currencies overseas also weighed on the rupee sentiment, forex traders said.

However, sustained buying in the domestic equity market restricted the rupee’s fall, they added.

At the interbank foreign exchange (forex) market, the domestic currency opened lower at 68.59 per dollar, and further lost ground to touch the day’s low of 69.76.

The rupee finally settled at 68.71, down 17 paise over its previous close.

The rupee had settled at 68.54 against the US dollar on Monday. The dollar index, which gauges the greenback’s strength against a basket of six major currencies, moved up by 0.31 per cent to 97.23.

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mercial banks (SCBs), after reaching a peak of Rs 10,36,187 crore as on March 31, 2018, have declined

by Rs 1,02,562 crore to Rs 9,33,625 crore as on March 31, 2019 (provisional data for the fiscal ended March 2019,” Sitharaman said.

During 2018-19, the maximum number of frauds, involving Rs 1 lakh and above, were reported

by ICICI Bank at 374 followed by Kotak Mahindra Bank (338), HDFC Bank (273), State Bank of India (273), Axis Bank (195) and American Express Banking Corporation (190), the minister said further.

“Comprehensive measures have been taken to prevent frauds including directions to banks to exam-

data sources for comprehensive due diligence across data sources have been put in place to check frauds.

Strict monitoring in cases of high-value loans, deployment of specialised monitoring agencies for loans above Rs 250 crore and online end-to-end onetime settlements (OTSs) platforms have been set up to ensure timely and better realisation in such settlements have been effected.

In reply to a separate question on defaults in loan of Rs 25 crore and more in PSBs, Minister of State for Finance Anurag Singh Thakur said that as on March 31, 2019, there were 1,938 unique borrowers with funded amount outstanding of more than Rs 25 crore who had defaulted on their loans (as per RBI data).

However, he said the list of such borrowers cannot be made public as the RBI Act, 1934, prohibits from disclosing credit information.“Section 45E provides that credit information submitted by a bank shall be treated as confidential and not be published or otherwise disclosed,” Thakur said.

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ine all NPA accounts above Rs 50 crore from the angle of possible fraud, initiation of criminal proceedings, enactment of Fugitive Economic Offenders Act 2018, creation of Central Fraud Registry, empowering heads of Public Sector Banks to request for issue of Look Out Circular,” she said.

Establishment of the National Financial Reporting Authority, straightthrough processing between Core Banking System and SWIFT and instituting in PSBs the system of obtaining certified copies of passport of promoters/directors of companies availing of loans exceeding Rs 50 crore are the other measures.

Sitharaman said the SCBs effected record recovery of Rs 4,01,424 crore over the last four financial years, including record recovery of Rs 1,56,746 crore during 2018-19 ( provisional data for 2018-19, as reported by RBI on July 9, 2019).

The minister also informed the Upper House that other steps under the banking reform process such as a board-approved loan policies in public sector banks, use of third party

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New Delhi, Jul 16 (PTI): Total bad loans of commercial banks declined

by Rs 1.02 lakh crore to Rs 9.34 lakh crore in the 201819 fiscal on the back of steps taken by the government, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Tuesday.

The government has instituted a comprehensive 4R’s strategy for recognition of non-performing assets (NPAs) transparently, resolution and recovery of value from stressed assets, recapitalising of public sector banks (PSBs) and reforms in PSBs so as to reduce their bad loans, Sitharaman said in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha.

Among others, change in credit culture with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) fundamentally changing the creditor-borrower relationship, taking away control of defaulting companies, debarring wilful defaulters from taking part in resolution process as well as raising funds from markets are the steps that have been employed, the minister said. “Enabled by these steps, as per RBI data on global operations, the NPAs of scheduled com-

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Trump had in a tweet, which was widely considered as against these four Democratic progressive lawmakers, said they should “go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came” before speaking out about how the United States government should be run.

“He would love nothing more than to divide

Sudan paramilitaries ‘torture’ civilian to death: Doctors

Khartoum, Jul 16 (AFP): Sudan’s feared paramilitaries have beaten and tortured to death a civilian in a town in war-torn Darfur, a doctors committee linked to the protest movement said Tuesday. The civilian died on Monday in El-Daen, in East Darfur state, after members of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) clashed with youths accused of stealing a mobile phone, the committee said on its Facebook page. “Members from Al-

Janjaweed (RSF) militia beat and tortured a number of youths... on allegations that the youths had stolen a mobile phone,” it said.

“One youth passed away due to torture by AlJanjaweed,” it said, referring to the RSF which has its origins in the militia that fought ethnic African rebels in Darfur during a civil war that broke out in 2003.

The doctors committee said a total of six civilians have died over the past three

days at the hands of the RSF, including four members of a family run over by a vehicle driven by an RSF unit in Omdurman, the twin city of Khartoum.

The sixth person was killed by gunfire in El-Souki, in the southeastern state of Sinnar, as residents protested against the RSF, demanding they leave the town, according to the doctors committee and witnesses. “The continuation of the barbarity and tampering with civilian’s

safety daily by Janjaweed (RSF) militias, coupled with not holding them accountable under any law or code of ethics, prove that the Transitional Military Council protects these militias,” the committee said.

It was not immediately possible to get a comment from the RSF. On Monday, scores of protesters demonstrated in some parts of the capital, including at night, against the killing of the civilian in El-Souki.

D e n pa s a r , J u l 1 6 (AFP): A strong earthquake struck off the Indonesian holiday island of Bali on Tuesday, the United States Geological Survey said, causing residents to flee their homes and damaging several buildings. The quake, which had a magnitude of 5.7, hit at 7.18 am local time and was centred 82.1 kilometres southwest of the island’s capital Denpasar, according to the USGS. The tremor, which was felt as far away as Banyuwangi on the neighbouring island of Java, struck relatively deep at 91 kilometres and no tsunami warning was issued. Residents of Bali described panic as the quake hit.

“I was carrying my baby when I felt the jolt -- it was strong, I ran outside immediately and saw many people were already fleeing to the street,” Denpasar resident Komang Sudiani told AFP. Photos circulated by Indonesia’s disaster agency showed minor damage to shop fronts and temples on the predominantly Hindu island.

“We have received reports of damage such as fallen roof tiles and broken glass in several houses and offices,” Rahmat Triyono, the head of the agency’s earthquake and tsunami division, said in a statement.

More than 20 homes, schools, temples and offices were moderately damaged by the tremor, predominantly in Badung district, near the tourist hub of Kuta, Bali authorities said.

No casualties have been reported in the disaster.

Indonesia experiences frequent seismic and volcanic activity due to its position on the Pacific “Ring of Fire”, where tectonic plates collide.

Flood hit areas in Bangladesh’s Sirajganj district. (IANS)

48 hours, according to the Met Office.

Meteorologist Abul Kalam Mollick said many places in Mymensingh, Rangpur, Chattogram, and Sylhet divisions may experience light to moderate rainfall.

Very heavy rainfall in the hilly areas of Chattogram may cause landslide, the Met Office warned.

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of Monday was recorded 126 mm in Sherpur’s Nokli, bdnews24 reported.

Meanwhile, Khulna Division is experiencing a heat wave amid heavy rainfall. The highest temperature of 37.8 degrees Celsius was recorded in Jashore.

Two people have been missing after being washed away by flash flood at Ruma Upazila.

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Dhaka, Jul 16 (IANS): More than 1 million people have been affected across Bangladesh due to floods caused by torrential rain in the country that has also led to major rivers flowing above the danger levels, the media reported on Tuesday.

The waters have inundated and damaged homes, roads, educational institutions, and crop fields in 15 districts, bdnews24 reported citing disaster management officials as saying.

Five children drowned in Kurigram and two in Jamalpur.

The Flood Warning and Forecasting Centre of the Water Development Board warned that the levels of water in the Brahmaputra-Jamuna and Ganges-Padma rivers will rise in the next 72 hours.

The flood situation is likely to worsen in Kurigram, Jamalpur, Gaibandha, Bogura, and Sirajganj while remain unchanged in Netrokona, Sunamganj and Sylhet, and improve in Lalmonirhat, Chattogram and Bandarban, the centre’s Executive Engineer Arifuzzaman Bhuiyan told bdnews24.

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our country based on race, religion, gender, orientation or immigration status because this is the only way he knows how to prevent the solidarity of us working together across all of our differences,” Omar said.

Tr u m p a l s o s a i d these progressive Democrats “came from countries whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe.” His tweets were considered by the Democrats as racists.

On Monday Trump defended his tweets.

“They hate our country. They hate it, I think, with a passion. Now, it’s possible I’m wrong. The voter will decide. But when I hear the way they talk about our country, when I hear the anti-Semitic language they use, when I hear the hatred they have for Israel, and the love they have for enemies like al Qaeda -- then you know what?” he asked.

Later in the day Democrats introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives condemning the alleged racist tweets. The resolution by Congressman Tom Malinowski could be voted on as early as Tuesday.

for more than half (54 per cent) of new HIV infections globally.

In 2018, key populations, including people who inject drugs, gay men and other men who have sex with men, transgender people, sex workers and prisoners, accounted for around 95 per cent of new HIV infections in eastern Europe and central Asia and in the Middle East and North Africa.

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Washington, Jul 16 (PTI): The Democratic party, which has a majority in the House of Representatives, introduced a resolution on Monday condemning the tweets of US President Donald Trump against four of their women lawmakers as “racist”.

The opposition leaders and the president continued to clash over the issue that has caught the national attention for the past few days.

“The Dems were trying to distance themselves from the four “progressives,” but now they are forced to embrace them.

That means they are endorsing Socialism, hate of Israel and the USA! Not good for the Democrats” Trump said as he unleashed a series of tweets against four Democratic Congresswomen. Congresswomen Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib and Ayanna Pressley held a news conference at the Capitol to denounce a tweet by the president in which he apparently suggested that they leave.

“This is a president who has overseen the most corrupt administration in our history,” Omar said.

Geneva, Jul 16 (IANS): The UNAIDS in its latest report issued on Tuesday said that globally, around 1.7 million people became newly infected with HIV in 2018, a 16 per cent decline since 2010, driven mostly by steady progress across most of eastern and southern Africa. UNAIDS’ Global AIDS Update showed that South Africa, for example, has made huge advances and has successfully reduced new HIV infections by more than 40 per cent and AIDSrelated deaths by around 40 per cent since 2010.

The report also revealed that AIDS-related deaths continued to decline as access to treatment continues to expand and more progress is made in improving the delivery of HIV/ tuberculosis services.

Since 2010, AIDS-related deaths have fallen by 33%, to 770 000 in 2018.

However, there was still a long way to go in eastern and southern Africa, the region most affected by HIV, and there have been worrying increases in new infections in eastern Europe and central Asia (29 per cent), in the Middle East and North Africa (10 per cent) and in Latin America (7 per cent).

The report also said that key populations and their sexual partners now account

Over one million people affected in Bangladesh floods

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF SOCIAL WELFARE KOHIMA :::::: NAGALAND NO.SW/NNM-PA-1/2018-19/308 Dated, Kohima, the 16th July 2019

CORRIGENDUM With reference to this Office Notification No.SW/NNM-PA-1/2018-19/ published in the local dailies on 14.07.2019, the qualified candidates for the post of District Coordinator in Longleng district may be read as Roll No. 0003,0005,0009 and not as published.

The Venue for the Viva Voce to be conducted for all the posts wef 23.07.2019 to 26.07.2019 is in the Office of the Directorate of Social Welfare, Nagaland, Kohima from 9:00 AM onwards.

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OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 10th NAP BN (INDIA RESERVE) ZHADIMA :: NAGALAND.

No.10BN(IR)RO-44 /2019-20/ 823 Dated, Zhadima the 9th July 2019

To, No.101673 Constable ALUMO KIKON. S/o MHOMO KIKON. ‘F’ Company 10th NAP (IR) Bn, Zhadima, Nagaland.

Sub : FINAL CALLING NOTICE No.101673 Constable Alumo Kikon, S/o Mhomo Kikon, Village- Yanthamo, PO- Wokha, P.S- Wokha, Dist- Wokha is found absent from Government bonafide duty w.e.f 25/05/19.

Whereas, 3 (Three) Calling Notices has been issued to you through concerned P.S but you failed to report back for duty.

Whereas it is notified that last opportunity is given to No.101673 Constable Alumo Kikon to report back to undersigned within 7 (seven) days from the date of publication of this final calling notice, failing which you will be dismissed from service from the date of your absence and declared deserter without further notice.

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off to Hollywood Zakir, Sonal made SNA fellows Laughing with tears of joy to Huma start Zack Snyder’s film 44 conferred 2018 awards most-used emoji in India A T

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ove laughing with tears of joy and blowing kisses with your emoticons? Well, so do most Indians on various social media platforms like WhatsApp, Facebook and dating apps, a new report said on Tuesday.

The report by tech company Bobble AI, launched ahead of World Emoji Day on Wednesday, places the “tears of joy” and “blowing a kiss” emoji faces as the top two used in smartphone conversations.

Other emojis in the top 10 for WhatsApp are: smiling face with heart eyes, kiss mark, OK hand, loudly crying face, beaming face with smiling eyes, thumbs-up, folded hands and smiling face with sunglasses.

The emojis are almost similar for WhatsApp. The report said emoji usage is elevated considerably during festivals and national events. For online dating apps, a winking face and

a face savouring food are widely used as well.

“Emojis used in conversations on dating apps tend to express joy, be more flirty and romantic. Clinking Beer Mugs, Couple With Heart and Kiss Mark,” the report claimed.

For “sexting”, the top three are the tongue, fire and kiss emojis.

“Emojis have wormed their way into our digital culture and our way of communicating with each other. The trend highlights a lot of positivity and var-

ied emotions like laughter, joy and romance,” Bobble AI co-founder Anit Prasad told IANS. According to the data gathered from the year 2018 till now, there has been approximately 36 per cent increase in emoji sharing across social media platforms via Bobble Indic keyboard. The app has registered more than 25 million users till date.

Tier 2 and 3 cities make for Bobble’s 66 per cent user base and Tier 1 cities, 34 per cent.

(IANS)

ctress Huma Qureshi has left for Los Angeles to start working on American filmmaker Zack Snyder’s Netflix original film, “Army Of The Dead”.

“It’s a great opportunity for me to explore such varied genres. The idea of working with Zack is amazing considering his films in past, especially for audiences in India,” Huma said, of her upcoming zombie flick.

“This genre is vastly unexplored for the Indian audiences. Right now is the time for successful experimentation. Actors are trying to do something they have never done before, which is extremely gratifying.

“The team behind the film needs no introduction, and it’s truly an honour for me to be part of this special project,” said the actress, who will be in Los Angeles till September.

“Army Of The Dead” follows a zombie outbreak in Las Vegas even as a man assembles a group of mercenaries to pull off the greatest heist ever. “Army Of The Dead” marks Snyder’s

return to the zombie genre, having previously made his directorial debut with “Dawn Of The Dead”. The film also stars Ella Purnell, Ana de la Reguera and Theo Rossi.

Looking back at getting the role, Huma is surprised at how swiftly things have progressed for her.

“I was in Los Angeles (in May) and I was there for other work. When I was asked to go for this audition, I said why not? This was on a Friday and they told me, ‘This is a film which is amazing, sounds very cool.

It has Zack Snyder and it is something different’,” she said.

“This happened on a Friday and I came back to India the next day. On Tuesday, they called me and offered me the film.

Mayweather eyes up chance to Phek District Girls’ Music Band competition held promote Bieber vs Cruise fight

Pasumurthy Ramalinga Sastry for Kuchipudi, Surupa Sen for Odissi, Tankeswar Hazarika Borbayan for Sattriya, Gopika Varma for Mohiniyattam, Tapan Kumar Pattanayak for Chhau, and Deepak Mazumdar for contemporary dance.

Kathak dancers Ishira and Maulik Shah have won the award jointly. For theatre, the Akademi award has been given to Rajiv Naik and Laltluangliana Khiangte for playwriting, Sanjay Upadhyay and S. Raghunandana for direction, Suhas Joshi and Teekam Joshi for acting, and Swapan Nandy for mime. Bhagawat A.S. Nanjappa has won the honour for Yakshagana and A.M. Parameswaran Kuttan Chakkiyar for Kutiyattam.

For folk music, the awardees are Malini Awasthi (Uttar Pradesh), Gazi Khan Barna (Rajasthan), and Narendar Singh Negi (Uttrakhand).

Mohd. Sadiq Bhagat has won it for Jammu and Kashmir’s folk theatre Bhand Pather, Kota Sachidanand Shastry for Andhra

Pradesh’s Harikatha, Arjun Singh Dhruve for Madhya Pradesh’s folk dance, Somnath Battu for Himachal Pradesh’s folk music, Anupama Hoskere for puppetry and Hem Chandra Goswami for mask-making.

“Diwan Singh Bajeli and Puru Dadhich have been selected for the Akademi Award 2018 in the field of Overall Contribution/ Scholarship in the Performing Arts,” the Akademi said.

The Akademi fellowship carries a cash prize of Rs 3 lakh while the Akademi award has Rs 1 lakh. The awards will be conferred by the President at an investiture ceremony later.

The Akademi Awards, conferred since 1952, not only symbolize the highest standard of excellence and achievements, but also recognize sustained individual work and contribution, it said. Along with the fellowships and the main awards, the Akademi also announced 32 young recipients of the Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Puraskar for 2018.

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GRATITUDE ring for a fight, and he also once trained the pop star to box. However, the pair reportedly fell out in 2017 over Bieber’s rumoured distancing from the exboxer who was seen as a bad influence.

Last month, TMZ, reported further that UFC boss Dana White had received confirmation from Bieber’s manager, Scooter Braun, that the singer was indeed open to stepping into the Octagon. However, there needs to be mutual interest on Cruise’s side. To that end, entertainment mogul Ari Emanuel, whose firm William Morris Endeavor owns UFC, reportedly told Braun that he thinks Cruise is equally fascinated by the idea.

There has been no public response to date by Cruise.

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he second leg of Phek District Girls’ Music Band competition for Chizami sub-division organised as part of Beti Bachao Beti Padhao campaign was held on July 5 at Sacred Heart Higher Secondary School, Chizami under the theme “Your Voice Your Strength.”

Band from Sacred Heart Higher Secondary School bagged the first position while the two Girls band from Government High School, Razeba adjudged as the first and second runner up respectively.

Altogether, 7 girls band joined the competition.

Women Welfare Office, District Level Centre for Women, Mahila Shak-

ti Kendra Phek, Vileno Kapu in her keynote address briefed on the objectives of the competition and highlighted the importance of empowering the girl child by providing a platform to develop her

confidence and build selfesteem.

She also encouraged all the participants to do away the culture of silence and speak out for themselves so that their voices could be heard.

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loyd Mayweather has said he would consider being enlisted as a promoter should the fight between Justin Bieber and Tom Cruise become a reality.

The former world champion boxer addressed Bieber’s recent incongruous call for a scrap with Cruise at the UFC Octagon. Bieber’s bizarre challenge, which he later said was a joke, has since gathered steam as a potentially historic – and lucrative – sporting event.

Speaking to TMZ, Mayweather said: “If they bring me in as a promoter, then I can talk about it. But until then, I gotta stay in my lane. Gotta stay in my business.”

The move wouldn’t be totally out of step. In 2014, Mayweather invited Bieber to walk him to the

abla maestro Zakir Hussain and eminent classical dancers Sonal Mansingh, Jatin Goswami (Sattriya) and K. Kalyanasundaram Pillai (Bharatanatyam) were conferred the Sangeet Natak Akademi’s (SNA) prestigious fellowships on Tuesday. The Akademi also announced 44 recipients of its awards for the year 2018.

The names were chosen at the Akademi meeting held on June 26 at Guwahati.

The fellowship -- called ‘Akademi Ratna’ -- is deemed a coveted and rare honour, as there are only 40 fellows at any given time.

The Akademi’s General Council also selected 44 artistes from the field of music, dance, theatre across the traditional, folk, and tribal genres, puppetry and overall contribution/scholarship to the performing arts for the Sangeet Natak Akademi Awards (Akademi Puraskar) for 2018.

In music, the awardees are: Mani Prasad and Madhup Mudgal (Hindustani Vocal), Tarun Bhattacharya (santoor), Tejendra Narayan Majumdar (sarod), Alamelu Mani and Malladi Suribabu (Carnatic vocal), Suresh Wadkar and Shanti Hiranand (Sugam Sangeet) and H. Ashangbi Devi (Nata Sankirtana).

Joint awards were S. Kasim and S. Babu for the Nagaswaram instrument, and to Ganesh and Kumaresh for violin.

In the field of dance, Radha Sridhar has won it for Bharatanatyam, Akham Lakshmi Devi for Manipuri,

The Dobashi (DBs) Mokokchung take this privilege to express our gratitude to Shri IMNA ALONG, Honorable Minister for Higher & Technical Education, Govt. of Nagaland for providing the long felt need of a New Table at District Dobashi Customary Court, Mokokchung.

We also express our gratitude to Shri IMLIAKUM OZUKUM, S/O Pangeryapang, Yimjenkimong for providing the Woolen Carpet to be laid in the District Dobashi Customary Court, Mokokchung.

The Formal Dedication of these items to Mokokchung Dobashis was done on 15th July 2019 in the presence of Shri Manpai Phom, ADC Mokokchung and Shri Thungchanbemo Tungoe, SDO Mokokchung.

The Mokokchung Dobashis pray that God will bless the generous donors.

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ommunication app Truecaller on Tuesday announced the global launch of its software development kit (SDK) solution exclusively for the mobile web platforms.

Truecaller SDK would support all the key mobile platforms across Android, iOS, React and now mobile web including “Progressive Web App” support.

“Our vision has always been to enable the developer community by providing them with solutions that help them to build userfocused, trust-based and growth-oriented products,” Priyam Bose, Global Head, Developer Platform And Relations, Truecaller, said in a statement.

“User onboarding and verification continues to be one of the critical use cases for developers as it is crucial in creating a first impression for their users in terms of building a seamless and secure product experience,” he added.

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Mr. T. TSENPEMO KIKON & Mrs. LOVITSHÜ KIKON

17th July 1994 – 17th July 2019 Dearest Apo and Ayo, We are so truly blessed to have you in our lives.

To the cringy narration of Apo stating how he rescued Ayo from drowning and Ayo's pride of making Apo more handsome post marriage.

We cannot help but smile to all these. To the relentless efforts and sacrifices for keeping this family together gives us enough reasons to look up to you both. Above all, to the silent sacrifices and prayers. (We cannot even comprehend). On this day of 25th Anniversary Celebration, we pray for more fruitful years of togetherness and the abundance of God's guidance.

We don't know who's aging more beautifully (let's debate during prayer meeting).

We love you both immensely.

Happy 25th Anniversary!!

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Another notable gainer in the rankings for batsmen is Ravindra Jadeja, whose valiant knock of 77 against New Zealand has lifted him 24 places to the 108th position.

The Australia pair of Steve Smith and wicketkeeper Alex Carey have gained two places each to reach the 29th and 32nd position, respectively.

In the bowlers’ rankings, England’s Chris Woakes’s 3/20 in the semifinal and 3/37 in the final lifted him to seventh place with a career-best 676 points. His compatriot Joffra Archer continued his steady climb, reaching the top 30 for the first time

in his career after finishing with 20 wickets in the World Cup. New Zealand seam bowler Matt Henry’s consistency brought him back into the top 10 after took 3 wickets in the semifinal and one in the final. He had climbed to the fourth spot in 2016.

Bangladesh’s Shakib Al Hasan continued to lead the list of all-rounders, but second-placed Stokes has reached a career-best 319 points.

In the ODI team rankings, England increased their lead over India at the top to 3 points after their maiden World Cup triumph.

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London, Jul 16 (IANS): Novak Djokovic believes that the summit clash at the just concluded Wimbledon against Roger Federer was a “match that had ever everything” and will be remembered forever.

Djokovic won his fifth Wimbledon title defeating Federer 7-6 (5), 1-6, 7-6 (4), 4-6, 13-12 (3) in a marathon final. The match, which was the longest ever Wimbledon’s final, went down all the way to the fifth set as

both the players gave their all to achieve the glory.

“It was a match to remember forever. Match that had everything in it. Match that transcends our sport,” Djokovic said in an Instagram post on Tuesday.

“I am eternally grateful to be part of it. Major respect to Roger for a titan fight.”

“It has been quite a tennis journey for me in the last 12 months. Coming back from injury and trying to get

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The Diphupar Sumi Kiphimi Kuqhakulu conveys its deepest and heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to Shri Isaac Zhimomi, First Class Contractor, Proprietor, IZ Resources & Jayzee Construction for graciously inaugurating the Open Futsal Tournament organized by DSKK held on 11th-12th July, 2019 at Aiko Greens, Purana Bazaar and donating a generous amount (Rs. 2,00,000/-) towards the Union.

The Union further extends its profound gratitude to the following individuals and organizations for the invaluable service and contribution rendered towards the Union: 1. Er. Inaka Assumi 2. Kideon Zhimo 3. Shiyito Achumi, President, Dimapur District Referee Association 4. Hokugha Yeptho, CEO, Okusa Toyota 5. Kivi Zhimomi 6. Er. Kavito Chishi 7. Visheto Yeptho 8. Hovishe Achumi 9. Hutovi Swu 10. Hekishe Achumi 11. Loketo Yeptho 12. Khetoi Zhimo 13. Er. Shikato Kinimi 14. Kavi Achumi 15. Qhutovi Awomi 16. Khushito Awomi 17. Kinto Zhimo 18. Ikishe Awomi 19. Diphupar Naga Students’ Union 20. Diphupar Angami Students’ Union 21. Diphupar Ao Students’ Union 22. Thahekhu Village Students’ Union 23. Ikishe Village Students’ Union 24. Thilixu Village Students’ Union 25. Chumukedima Sumi Students’ Union 26. Advisors, DSKK 27. Church Staff, SBCD. The Union also extends its sincere gratitude to the youths & parents for the invaluable support rendered towards the Union through your service and presence.

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Lo n d o n, J u l 1 6 (Agencies): Manchester United are increasingly confident of signing goalkeeper David de Gea to a new longterm contract.

United are understood to be offering the Spain international between £350,000 and £375,000-aweek - which would be a record deal for a goalkeeper.

Negotiations have been ongoing for over a season and De Gea has been linked with moves to Paris SaintGermain, Juventus and Real Madrid, but United are optimistic he will stay at Old Trafford.

At his most recent press conference, manager Ole Gunnar Solksjaer suggested it is a matter of “if and when” a new deal is agreed with the Spaniard.

“He will play tomorrow and hopefully we can agree with David,” Solskjaer said.

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With immense pride and joy, the Lasumi Students’ Union would like to extend its heartfelt congratulations to Miss Litsuwe Therieh, D/o Mr. Theja Therieh for securing 5th rank in NEET examination and Miss Tshete-u Therie, D/o Mr. Ngutsolo Therie for successfully clearing NSEE examination.

The union further wish them grand success in all their future ventures.

Tsutshowelhi Marhu Weku Therie President, LSU Gen. Secy., LSU

CSA general meeting on July 20 Dimapur, Jul 16 (NPN): The Chakhroma Sports Association (CSA) has convened a general meeting on July 20 at 11:00am at NBRC Complex, 6th Mile, Sovima to discuss the hosting of upcoming CSA golden jubilee celebration. Therefore, all CSA office bearers, office bearers of group A, B, C and D, CSA representative to ASA, former presidents of CSA, executive members of CPO, CSU, CYO and CWO have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

Paris, Jul 16 (Agencies): Paris Saint-Germain will demand €222 million-plus (£200m/$249m) from Barcelona if they want to sign Neymar.

It was reported on Tuesday that the Catalans, who are keen to take the Brazilian back to Camp Nou, had lodged a bid worth €40m (£36m/$45m) plus Philippe Coutinho and Ousmane Dembele.

But, according to sources close to the talks, PSG are not interested in selling the 27-year-old for less than €222m, the figure they agreed to pay Barcelona to sign him originally in 2017.

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In view of the Lotha Middle and Lower Range People's Coordination Committee (LMLRPCC) meeting held on Bhandari on 13th July 2019 leading to the formation of Interim body known as Lotha Public Organisation (LPO), we the Ralan Area Lotha Hoho (RALH) consisting of 18 villages would like to clarify that we are not a part of the very meeting.

Whereas, as per the constitution of RALH Article 1 (Clause 1), the Ralan Area Lotha Hoho is affiliated to the apex Lotha Hoho and will firmly remain so.

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winners continue to offer players as part of the negotiations, the Parisians would only consider defensive reinforcements, given they already possess an array of attacking talents including Kylian Mbappe, Edinson Cavani, Angel Di Maria and Julian Draxler.

Barca are expecting the player to accept he made a mistake in the way he left the club initially, while he would need to agree to a wage cut and also drop the various legal disputes that exist between both parties.

But according to sources close to the club, the Brazilian has yet to meet any of those expecta-

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Ezanbemo Lotha, a permanent resident of Logsa Village has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits/ family pension from the Govt. and to close SBI AC NO. 31149579859 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Ezanbemo Lotha who expired on 07/07/2019.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/ objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice, Further no claims/objections shall be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued to the concerned.

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massive, especially on the back of this. It’ll make it even bigger.”

Root also spoke about England’s 2005 Ashes success which has been compared to this World Cup victory. That was the first time they had won the series since 1986-87.

“I was 14 watching that 2005 series and that was hugely inspiring for me,” said Root. “Hopefully we can do something similar for the next generation.”

“As a team we’ve talked about leaving the game in a better place when we finish. The way we’ve gone about things in this World Cup, hopefully it’s done that and the next generation want to go on and emulate what we’ve achieved.”

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tions and has not publicly given a clear indication that he wants to return.

PSG, meanwhile, will not be comfortable with how the Neymar saga has played out over the summer.

Thomas Tuchel’s side have seen one of their star names hit the headlines on numerous occasions

over the past few months, with Barca having publicly claimed the Brazilian forward wants to leave.

His position within the PSG camp was not helped by his reference to Barca’s 6-1 ‘Remontada’ comeback win over the Parisians being his favourite moment as a player, while he also posted a cryptic message on Instagram containing an image of him in a Barcelona shirt.

And, despite PSG’s determination to recover as much as possible in a potential sale, sporting director Leonardo has already confirmed that Neymar could well leave this summer.

AFFIDAVIT l, Smti. K. Rosy Zhimomi, daughter of K. Khuheto Zhimo, R/o. Hs. No. 63, Pherima Village, Medziphema, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly declare as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen and a resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my real and actual name is K. ROSY ZHIMOMI. 3. That in my educational and other official documents my name has been entered/ recorded as K. ROSY ZHIMOMI whereas, in my HDFC LIFE INSURANCE bearing Policy No. 16842652 my name has been entered/recorded as K. ROSY ZHIMO. 4. That the name K. ROSY ZHIMOMI and K. ROSY ZHIMO refers to one and same person.

5. That this affidavit is made for the purpose to declare that the name K. ROSY ZHIMOMI and K. ROSY ZHIMO refers to one and same person and that the name K. ROSY ZHIMOMI shall be used for all official and future correspondences.

VERIFICATION I hereby verify that the statements made in paras 1 to 5 are true and correct the the best of my knowledge and that nothing material is concealed therein.

Solemnly sworn before me.

K. Rosy Zhimomi DEPONENT Boto D. Swu Regd. No. 084/19 Date: 16.07.2019 Notary Public, Dimapur : Nagaland

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I, Shri. K. MEREN AMRI @ K. MEREN JAMIR, aged about 41 years, son of Late C Kilang Amri, a State Police personnel by profession presently posted at 1st NAP, HQ : Chumuokedima, Dimapur, Nagaland and resident of H.No : 1501, Padumpukhuri, Block No : IV, Lane-I, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and state as follows :1. That my official name is "K. MEREN AMRI" I am also otherwise known as "K. MEREN JAMIR" in short form, which refers to the same and single person i.e my name.

2. That in some of my Official documents including my Service Record Book bearing Service ID No : 1NAP77, Rank : ABI, issued by the Commandant 1st NAP, Nagaland, my name has been wrongly written, recorded and used as "K. MEREN JAMIR" which shall always be correctly written, recorded, known and called as "K. MEREN AMRI" by all concern.

3. That the names "K. MEREN AMRI" and "K. MEREN JAMIR" belongs to my name the same and single person.

4. That whenever my name "K. MEREN JAMIR" form appears, it shall always be correctly written, recorded, used, known, called and construed as "K. MEREN AMRI" by all concern.

5. That this affidavit is being made to declare my official name being "K. MEREN AMRI", so as to enable me to make correction and rectification of my official name in my Service Record Book, before the Office of the Accountant General, Govt. of Nagaland, Kohima, Nagaland and to produce it as piece of evidence before the concern authority wherever necessary.

I further verify that the above statements made in paragraphs 1 to 4 of this affidavit are all true to the best of my knowledge and belief and no part of it is false.

DEPONENT Sworn before me by the Deponent on this 5th day of July 2019.

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achieved here,” said Root.

“This will give the guys confidence and we’ve talked about taking that forward into a series like that.

The way we played against Australia in that semi-final at Edgbaston... the guys who were involved relished it and will want a bit more: the feeling of euphoria we felt at that ground...”

“To potentially be able to experience all that again is very exciting. Ashes cricket always has a different edge to it so that in itself will get everyone going. It’s always so special,” added the 28-year old.

“The atmosphere, the way it builds up and the way the guys get excited about it, it’s like no other series in Test cricket. It’s something I’m really looking forward to and it’ll be

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Lo n d o n, J u l 1 6 (IANS): Basking in the glory of their maiden World Cup triumph, England Test captain Joe Root feels the team are on the cusp of reaching the cricket “pinnacle” if they also manage to win the Ashes.

Hosts England scraped past New Zealand in a dramatic final at Lord’s on Sunday to lift the World Cup crown.

They now channel their focus to the Ashes where the five-Test series against Australia starts from August 1.

“It’s what we set out to do two or three years ago and we’re halfway there,” Root was quoted as saying by the BBC. “We couldn’t be in a better place really, having achieved what we’ve

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to the level of tennis which would allow me to compete for slams,” he added.

After the victory, the Serbian leaned down and plucked a few strands of grass out of the court before popping them in his mouth.

“Self belief, resilience, dedication and major support from my closest people in Life allowed me to be where I am today. I am blessed and I am aware of it,” said the 32-year-old.

After Sunday’s win, Djokovic has moved closer to Federer’s men’s record of 20 major triumphs. Rafael Nadal, with 18, separates the pair.

“Wimbledon, it has been a great pleasure to make history and share the court with legend of our sport once more. I will keep on dreaming to still be part of these memorable moments in the future. By the way, grass tasted like never before,” said Djokovic.

Dimapur, Jul 16 (NPN): Dimapur District Badminton Association (DDBA) will be organising a one day summer camp on July 20 at DDBA Indoor stadium, United Colony (Nagarjan). During the camp, selection of players for Under-9, Under-11 and Under-13 (Boys & Girls) will be conducted to represent Dimapur district at the forthcoming Nagaland Inter District & State Open Badminton Championship 2019 slated to be held in the month of September. Therefore, all interested players have been asked to report to DDBA Indoor stadium by 9:00 am with proper sports kits.

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he hit a crucial 67. He ended the tournament at 796 points, holding on to the sixth position.

His compatriot Ross Taylor ended the tournament in fifth place, having reached a career-best 841 rating points earlier in the tournament.

England all-rounder Ben Stokes ended the tournament at a career-best 694 points, gaining five places and moving into the top 20 and to within two places of his career best of 18th two years ago.

Jason Roy’s 85 from 65 balls in the semifinal win over Australia helped him move into the top 10 for the first time.

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Lo n d o n, J u l 1 6 (IANS): India skipper Virat Kohli and pacer Jasprit Bumrah retained their top spots in the ICC ODI batsman and bowler’s rankings, respectively, after the World Cup, the cricket’s governing body said in a statement on Monday.

While India crashed out of the World Cup after losing to New Zealand in the semifinal, Kohli slammed five consecutive half centuries in the group stages although he did not get a hundred.

Bumrah took 18 wickets in nine matches, but more importantly returned with an amazing economy rate of 4.41.

Meanwhile, players from World Cup winners England and runners-up New Zealand moved up the rankings ladder after featuring in an exhilarating final at Lord’s on Sunday.

The latest rankings update, which took into account the performances from the semifinals and the final, saw players from either side reach personal bests during the last two stages.

New Zealand skipper and Player of the Tournament Kane Williamson reached a career-high 799 points after the semifinal against India, in which

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Arsenal open pre-season with win

Players of Arsenal and Colorado Rapids fight for the ball during their pre-season friendly match at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colorado.

COMMERCE CITY, Jul 16 (Agencies): Arsenal started their US pre-season tour with a win, as Gabriel Martinelli scored his first goal for the club and a young Gunners team beat MLS side Colorado Rapids 3-0 at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park.

Unai Emer y’s side took on the Stan Kroenke owned club who sit secondbottom of the MLS Western Conference, in a bid for fitness ahead of difficult pre-season games against Bayern Munich and Real

Madrid.

Bukayo Saka opened the scoring with just 13 minutes on the clock, after he dinked his effort over goalkeeper Clint Irwin and the Colorado defence failed to stop the ball crossing the line.

1 8 - ye a r - o l d Ja m e s Olayinka got his first Arsenal goal just before the half hour mark, as he drove through midfield before curling home a superb strike, one that he will remember for a long time to come.

Martinelli then got in

on the act to make it 3-0 and grab his first goal for the club since arriving from Ituano earlier this month.

The Brazilian teenager showed why Unai Emery parted with £6 million to bring him to North London, brilliantly chesting home a Dominic Thompson cross.

Fans were also rewarded with a glimpse of first-team stars Mesut Ozil, Alexandre Lacazette and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, as the trio came off the bench with 12 minutes left.

The win means a suc-

Summer tourney kicks off at Showuba

Guest of honour, Nitoli, officials, players of Naga United Village and Vihokhu Village and referees before the opening match. (NP

Staff Reporter D I M A P U R , J UL 1 6 (NPN): Naga United Village and Vihokhu Village played a goalless draw in the opening match of the 1st Open Soccer Tournament at Showuba Local Ground, here on Tuesday.

The tournament is being organised by KUTO FC. Both teams started the proceeding in the attacking mood but could not make any break through.

Vihokhu Village also rued missed chances particularly at the end as the match ended in stalemate.

In the second match, Kuhuboto beat Chumukedima 2-1 and in the last match of the day, Xelhozhe and KUTO FC were locked to a goalless draw.

The opening ceremony was graced by senior

superintendent of Taxes, Nitoli as guest of honour.

In her address, she stressed on the importance of games and sports to stay fit and healthy.

She urged the youngsters to devote time to sports adding that there was large avenue in sports if taken seriously However, she reminded the players that patience and hard work was required to excel in sports.

Thanking the organiser for organising the tournament, she also urged the players to compete in the spirit of sportsmanship and fair play.

It may be noted the KUTO FC was formed by veteran footballers to give platform to the youngsters and also to focus on fitness.

20 teams including a veteran team (KUTO FC)

are vying for the championship title. The final will be played on July 24.

The opening ceremony was attended by host of elders and leaders from Kuhuboto and Showuba areas. Kivi Zhimomi, a professional footballer, who plays for Northeast United in the Indian Super League also attended the opening ceremony.

E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme chaired by KUTO FC president, Yimso began with an invocation by pastor SBC, Rev. Tochumong followed by welcome address by KUTO FC assistant general secretary, Khezheto and a special performance by Qüvüli Assumi. The oath to the team captains was administered

by Hutovi and vote thanks

by KUTO FC treasurer, Yankiumong.

cessful start to pre-season for Arsenal, who play Bayern Munich on Thursday.

Olayinka was delighted to get his first goal for the club, saying, “I’ve been here for 12 years now, so to finally score for the first team is a great feeling.”

“I’m sure everyone at home is happy and hopefully there are many more to come. I just picked the ball up on the edge of the area and when I looked up, I saw the keeper on the other side.

I took a shot, made sure it was on target, and luckily it went in.”

“I was actually on the floor when I kicked it, so when I looked up, it was just in time to see it hit the net.

It’s a great feeling. I’m just happy I got the goal really,” he added.

Emery was impressed with his young side, and urged them to continue impressing for more first-team opportunities.

“Our idea is to give every young player chances to be with us, first in the training ground and after playing matches like today,” he said.

“The idea is to give them more chances in other matches. They will win the possibility to be with us with their performances.”

BCCI invites application for coach’s job New Delhi, Jul 16 (IANS): The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Tuesday invited applications for the positions of head coach, batting coach, bowling coach, fielding coach, physio, strength and conditioning coach and administrative manager for the Indian team.

Current head coach Ravi Shastri and his team will get an automatic entry into the recruitment process.

“The interested candidates have to send in their application(s) on or before July 30, 2019, by 5 p.m. at recruitment@bcci. tv. Pertinent to note, that the decision of the BCCI for the said position, will remain final and binding,” the release from the BCCI said.

It will be interesting to note that the last time, the deadline had to be extended as final choice, Shastri had not applied for the position till the deadline got over. In fact, it was believed that former India opener Virender Sehwag was among the most eligible candidates from the new set of applicants apart from then coach Anil Kumble. Like Shastri this time, Kumble had an auto entry into the process.

Inter to bid £60m plus bonuses for Lukaku Milan, Jul 16 (Agencies): Inter Milan are expected to make a new offer of £60m plus bonuses for Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku this week.

The proposal, which Inter hope would be structured over two or three years, is for a permanent deal with bonuses designed to help the Serie A club get closer to United’s valuation.

Last week, United told Inter sporting director Piero Ausilio that they want more than the £79m paid to Everton for the Belgian striker in 2017.

The new offer is an improvement on Inter’s initial two-year loan request with instalments of £9m, £27m and £27m to be paid in consecutive years.

Officials at the Italian club are mindful that the English transfer deadline is just over three weeks away and believe United will want time to sign a replacement.

Lukaku is currently with United in Australia as they prepare to face Leeds United in a pre-season friendly. The Premier League side will face Inter in Singapore on Saturday.

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India can become weightlifting powerhouse, says Kiren Rijiju

Kiren Rijiju with athletes who participated in the Commonwealth Weightlifting Championship (CWC) in Samoa. (PTI)

New Delhi, Jul 16 (PTI): Sports Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday said India has the potential to give traditional weightlifting powerhouses such as China and North Korea a run for their money.

India returned from the Commonwealth Championship in Apia, Samoa with a rich tally of 35 medals in the youth, junior and senior categories, breaking numerous national, Commonwealth, world and Asian records.

The sports minister spent time talking to the 37-member contingent and congratulating them on their achievements.

“Good performances in tournaments are good signs. India can become the

weightlifting powerhouse in the coming days,” Rijiju said.

“We can have a very close competition with China and North Korea. India has the potential and I want that we should be at the top and get number of medals in the Olympics,” he added.

India has traditionally been a frontrunner in the Commonwealth tournaments in weightlifting while country’s like China, South Korea and North Korea dominate the global events.

However, recent results show that India is making steady progress in senior and junior categories led by former world champion Mirabai Chanu and Youth Olympics gold medallist

Jeremy Lalrinnunga, respectively.

In the Asian Championships in April, Mirabai had missed out on a medal by whisker. The 25year-old had lifted 199kg (86kg+113kg) but lost out to China’s Zhang Rong, who also lifted the same total, owing to a lower clean and jerk result. “The main weightlifting challenge comes from the Asian countries. I feel we will win a medal in weightlifting at the Tokyo Olympics.”

Lauding the efforts of the lifters, Rijiju said the government is keen on finding ways to enhance the performance of weightlifters with emphasis on the youth and junior categories.

NZ coach backs shared World Cup trophy

Lo n do n , J u l 1 6 (Agencies): New Zealand coach Gary Stead believes sharing the World Cup in the event of a tied final should be considered for future tournaments.

The Kiwis missed out on the trophy in agonising fashion at Lord’s on Sunday.

While Stead was as magnanimous in defeat as captain Kane Williamson had been on Sunday, he did question whether a tournament that spanned 46 days should be decided by such narrow parameters.

When asked whether the ICC should award both sides the crown in the event of a tie, Stead said, “I’m sure when they were writing the rules they never expected a World Cup final like that.”

“I’m sure it’ll be reviewed. Perhaps when you play over a seven-week period and you can’t be separated on the final day then that is something that should be considered. But that’s one consideration over a whole lot of things that went on over the World Cup.” “It’s a very, very hollow feeling that you can play 100

Gary Stead

overs and score the same amount of runs and still lose the game, but that’s the technicalities of sport...”

New Zealand had some luck go against them, most notably when Martin Gup-

till’s throw at the stumps saw a diving Ben Stokes inadvertently deflect the ball away to the boundary via his bat.

Six runs were added to the total, but former international umpire Simon Taufel said on Monday that England should have been awarded only five.

A law in the MCC’s rulebook would seem to support Taufel’s view, but Stead added, “I didn’t actually know that. The umpires are there to rule and they’re human as well and, like players, sometimes errors are made.”

Everton sign Delph from Man City

Everton signed Fabian Delph on a three-year deal.

Lo n do n , J u l 1 6 (Agencies): Everton said on Monday that they have signed England midfielder Fabian Delph from Manchester City on a threeyear deal.

Everton did not say how much they had paid for the 29-year-old England international, who joined City from Aston Villa in 2015.

Delph played 89 games for City, winning two Premier League medals. He also has 20 England caps.

“When I look to bring

a new player into our squad, the first thing I look for above all the other things is quality and Fabian is a player with high quality,” Everton manager Marco Silva told the club web site.

“But what they can bring to our dressing room is also important.”

The web site also quoted Delph. “Every time I have played against Everton, whether it was home or away, straight away the first thing that comes to mind when you see the fans is passion,” he said.

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