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Vol XXVIII No. 222

THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018 Pages 12 ` 5.00

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LS admits no-trust motion; debate on Jul 20

DIMAPUR, JUL 18 (NPN): Chief medical officer (CMO) cum designated officer of food safety cell, Wokha has informed that the standing prohibition order of storage, distribution and sale of fresh fish products, imported or local, including crustaceans, treated with formalin or any other form of preservative would remain until corrective measures were taken. In a press note, CMO Wokha, Dr. Robin Lotha, also informed that no person would sell powdered spices and condiments except under packed conditions. Lotha stated that no food business operator would manufacture, store, sell/distribute any misbranded food articles. Further, CMO also banned sale of packaged drinking water except under the Bureau of Indian Standards Certification Mark and the display of FSSAI license number on the label. CMO cautioned that necessary action as per Food Safety & Standards Act, 2016, Rules & Regulations would be initiated against the defaulters.

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NEW DELHI, JUL 18 (AGENCIES): Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan on Wednesday accepted a no-confidence motion moved by Telegu Desam Par ty MP, K. Srinivas against the BJP-led NDA government. The Speaker notified that the ‘no trust motion’ against four-year old Narendra Modi government will be taken up by the Lok Sabha for debate and voting on Friday (July 20). Making the announcement in the post lunch session, Mahajan said as the no-confidence motion gets priority over other issues, the debate will commence at 11a.m. with no Question Hour on that day. Earlier, immediately after the end of Question Hour, as soon as the motion was moved by TDP MP from Vijaywada, Srinivas, several opposition members including from Congress, Left parties and Trinamool Congress were up on their feet to support it. Leader of the Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge protested that as largest opposition party, the motion of no trust against the Modi government moved by Con-

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gress party should have been accepted. The Speaker said, “I have gone by rules and the ruling of the Chair cannot be discussed here”. A notice for a no-trust motion needs the support of at least 50 MPs. During the Zero Hour, Speaker named all members from the TDP, Congress and NCP among others, who had moved similar no- confidence motion notices. “More than 50 members are supporting the motion, so the leave is granted (to bring in no-confidence motion),” Mahajan said while accepting the notices. “The BJP and the NDA will face the no-confidence motion,” said Ananth Ku-

A view of the Lok Sabha assembly on the first day of the Parliament Monsoon session, in New Delhi on Wednesday. (PTI)

mar, parliamentary affairs minister. “We are hopeful that we will get support from parties outside NDA as well. It is strange that opposition brings this motion despite the fact that the BJP got majority on its own and today NDA is ruling in 21 states,” Kumar told reporters. Sources in the BJP said the government would get the support of at least 314 MPs in the lower house, which has an effective strength of 535 members. M e a n w h i l e, U PA chairperson Sonia Gandhi refuted the view that the opposition does not have the numbers. When asked about the no-confidence motion brought by her party

among others, she retorted: “Who says we don’t have the numbers?” In 2003, then leader of opposition Sonia Gandhi had moved a no-confidence motion against the BJP government of Atal Behari Vajpayee. The motion, moved ahead of elections in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Delhi, was defeated by a mile. In 2008, the Congressled coalition faced a confidence vote - in which the government tests whether it still has enough numbers in parliament - after the Left pulled out support over the India-US nuclear deal. To ensure numbers, both the ruling coalition and

Mokokchung to host first mini Hornbill Festival

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MOKOKCHUNG, JUL 18 (NPN): Mokokchung will be the first district in the State to host the mini Hornbill Festival and which is being christened “Tsungremmong Hornbill Festival – Celebrating our Roots”. The festival will be held at Imkongmeren Sports Complex here from August 1 to 3 to coincide with the Ao pre-harvest festival of Tsungremmong. Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung Sachin Jaiswal made the announcement a press conference here on Wednesday. He said the three-day event would primarily focus on the cultural aspect with cultural troupes from all six ranges of the district taking part in it. Other tribes to participate include Sangtam and Sumi cultural troupes he added According to the DC, the main programme would held be on the second day where chief minister Neiphiu Rio, deputy chief minister Y Patton and a host of ministers and

MLAs are expected to attend. Two Central ministers are also expected to attend the event, he added. Jaiswal informed the media that formal invitations would also be sent to DCs and SPs of Jorhat and Sivasagar districts of Assam seeking their attendance at the cultural extravaganza, besides confirming that two cultural troupes from Assam would perform at the main programme on the second day. The DC said apex tribal bodies like Ao Senden, Watsu Mungdang, AKM, etc, would be conducting events like tug of war competition among all the wards of Mokokchung, indigenous games, cooking competition, six-a-side barefoot football competition, dance competition, Ao song singing competition, motorsports, showcasing of Ao traditional attires and ornaments, etc. The decision to hold ‘Mini Hornbill Festivals’ coinciding with festivals of every tribe in all 11 districts stemmed from suggestions not to concentrate all events of the Hornbill Festival only in Kohima.

the opposition summoned MPs who were unwell or even in prison. The government won by 19 votes. The BJP-led coalition faced a no-confidence vote in 1999 after J Jayalalithaa’s AIADMK withdrew support. The Vajpayee government lost by one vote, the narrowest margin ever in the history of parliament. Meanwhile, before the Question Hour commenced, four new members took oath and Mahajan read out obituaries of three former members. KM Yashwantrao (NCP), Gavit Rajendra Dhedya (BJP), Tokheho Yepthomi (NDPP) and Tabassum Begum (RLD) took oath as members.

BJP MP’s daughter among 19 arrested in APSC scam GUWAHATI, JUL 18 (AGENCIES): Nineteen Assam government officers, including the daughter (a Dy. SP) of BJP MP from Tezpur R.P. Sharma, were arrested on Wednesday in Guwahati in connection with the cash-for-job scam in the Assam Public Service Commission (APSC). According to reports, their handwriting did not match with that in their answer sheets in the APSC examination held in 2016, police said. Dibrugarh Police, which is probing the cash-for-jobs scam in the APSC, had summoned the officers of the Assam Civil Service (ACS), Assam Police Service (APS) and allied services to appear for handwriting tests after forensic examinations of their answer sheets indicated anomalies. SP Dibrugarh, Gautam Bora, said their handwriting did not match with their answer sheets, which were found to be fake during forensic tests. The officers were selected when Rakesh Paul was the APSC chair(Cont’d on p-4) man.

Land should be available for roads: Gadkari to state team DIMAPUR, JUL 18 (NPN): Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Shipping Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, Nitin Gadkari, strongly suggested that land should be made available for development of roads and there should not be any hindrance to developmental activities. According to a press release by PRO Nagaland House, New Delhi, Gadkari said this in a discussion with a state delegation led by PWD minister Tongpang Ozukum at Transport Bhawan, New Delhi on July 17. The others included minister Temjen Imna Along, adviser- H. Khehovi Yepthomi and PDA chairman Chingwang Konyak. The delegation held a thorough deliberation on issues regarding the improvement and up-gradation of the deplorable roads in the state with the union minister, PRO said. Attention of the union minister was also drawn towards the urgent need for rehabilitation of old and weak bridges in the state. Ozukum and his team

also reminded the union minister about the construction of the 2 lane TransNagaland Highway (Foothill Road) to be taken up in phases, about which the Prime Minister and minister in-charge of MoRTH had been apprised about by chief minister, Neiphiu Rio and deputy chief minister, Y. Patton before. After a patient hearing, PRO said Gadkari responded positively and said that his ministry was willing to extend all help but he also stated that acquisition of land should be the look out of the state government. It may be recalled that Nitin Gadkari on June 13 last had assured a delegation

led by Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio, that the Centre would be declaring more National Highways (NHs) in the state and asked the state government to expedite implementation of the ongoing projects. He also asked the state to submit a list of important roads in the State to the Centre. Gadkari had further informed the delegation that he would be visiting the state to review the ongoing road projects. While urging Gadkari to declare more roads as NHs, Neiphiu Rio had requested Centre to give top priority to road development in different parts of the state as well.

NH terms Manipur CM statement ‘nonsensical’ DIMAPUR, JUL 18 (NPN): Naga Hoho (NH) has termed the recent purported warning by Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh of taking extreme steps if Naga deal hurt Manipur’s interest as “nonsensical”, even as it appealed to both the chief minister and Meiteis to exercise restraint while dealing with the sensitive issue. In a statement, NH president P Chuba Ozukum and assembly secretary K Elu Ndang remarked that they had refrained from reacting to various interviews and press statements of different civil society organisations of Manipur against the ongoing Naga peace process as they believed in brotherhood. However, they said they were perturbed to read the statement of Singh published in the media. NH pointed out that the hoho had time and again clarified that Nagas would never grab anyone’s land, but cautioned that they would never

compromise with or allow any force on earth either to take away “what is ours”. NH recalled that it was taken into cognisance and agreed by both the Centre and Naga people that violence and armed struggle had no place in today’s global context and therefore the ceasefire was agreed upon and Framework Agreement signed between both the parties to peacefully resolve the Naga political issue. NH said it firmly believed that the settlement would definitely usher in peaceful atmosphere in the entire North Eastern region and help develop the region on a par with rest of the world. It was now left to the wisdom of Indian leadership and Naga political negotiators to decide what was best for both and the future of the Nagas, the statement added. Against this backdrop, NH appealed to Metei brothers and sisters to understand and not to hurt the sentiments

State gets `1697.85 lakh under MOVCDNER Spl. Correspondent

Nagaland delegation led by PWD minister calls on Nitin Gadkari in New Delhi.

Centre working on strategy to The State-wise release of funds under MOVCDNER for 2018-19 is given as below: State-wise (Rs. in lakh) release of funds under MOVCDNER for 2018-19 given below tackle influx

NEW DELHI, JUL 18 Fund Utilized Unspent Budget Amount Amount Total Released Fund balance Allocation Released released Released (NPN): A total of Rs. 1697.85 lakh has been rePhase-I 2015-18 2018-19 (Committed Phase II 2018-19 leased to the state of Na- S. No. States liability) galand under the Central (A) (B) (A+B) Sector Scheme named “Mission Organic Value Chain 1. Assam 2439.30 1665.31 773.994 1762.61 Development for North 2. Manipur 3328.94 2419.99 908.95 2407.10 546.86 1203.55 1750.41 Eastern Region” (MOVCDNER) for 2018-19. 3. Meghalaya 2696.98 2352.92 344.06 2857.79 218.07 1428.90 1646.97 This information was Nagaland 3800.46 2836.58 963.88 2096.13 649.78 1048.07 1697.85 provided by the Union 4. Minister of State (Indepen- 5. Mizoram 2174.15 2174.15 0 1019.12 0 75.83 75.83 dent Charge) Development Arunachal 2483.41 1857.31 626.1 1634.39 1053.36 817.20 1870.56 of North-Eastern Region 6. Pradesh (DoNER), Dr Jitendra Singh Sikkim 4216.08 4185.81 30.27 883.85 1763.62 1763.62 in written reply to a question 7. in the Lok Sabha today. The 8. Tripura 1456.25 1210.31 245.94 1789.01 208.45 894.51 1102.96 scheme, which was approved Total 22595.57 18702.38 3893.194 14450.00 4440.14 5468.06 9908.2 with an outlay of Rs.400 crore for three years, was Office launched for implementa1550.00 15.00 15.00 Expenses tion in the northeast States during 2015-16 to 2017-18 Grand 16000.00 2676.52 5483.06 9923.20 by the Ministry of AgriculTotal ture and Farmers Welfare. The scheme aims at value chain mode to link of entire value chain starting for collection, aggregation, development of certified growers with consumers and from inputs, seeds, certifica- processing, marketing and organic production in a to support the development tion and creation of facilities brand building initiative.

NEW DELHI, JUL 18 (AGENCIES): As the process of deportation of foreigners remains a very slow one, a proposal to strip the persons declared as foreigners of their citizenship and providing them with biometric long term work permits is under serious consideration of the Centre. At the same time, the Government is examining the feasibility of using all available technology to improve guarding of the international border to check fresh infiltration. Talking to The Assam Tribune, highly placed sources in the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said here that deportation of the persons declared as foreigners by the Foreigners’ Tribunals is a very slow process as the Government of Bangladesh need to accept them as its citizens.

of Nagas and their political rights as both the communities would remain neighbours forever, adding that the Nagas were willing and open to maintain cordial relationship for all generations to come. Reminding both New Delhi and BJP leaderships that the Nagas wanted to have political solution before the Assembly election, the hoho regretted that the polls were nonetheless held against the wishes of the people in February this year. Admitting that there would be various obstacles and hiccups before a final solution to the vexed Naga political issue was arrived at, the apex tribal however urged the Centre not to shy away from its agreed principle to take up the issue urgently during the ensuing Monsoon Session of Parliament. It also urged Centre to make use of the opportune time and come to a logical conclusion at the earliest to the protracted Naga issue.

Cong asks PDA govt to deliver on promise DIMAPUR, JUL 18 (NPN): Reminding the PDA government of its election manifesto that promised “change is coming”, Dimapur District Congress Committee (DDCC) Wednesday demanded that the government live up to the expectations of the people who voted them to the power and fulfil the election manifesto. Pointing out that what was promised and the present scenario was quite the opposite, DDCC president, Bendang, said the condition of roads and bridges was worse. He said most of the bridges have either collapsed or were on the verge of collapsing. Bendang also said that roads connecting to various districts and sub-divisions were also in a very pathetic condition. He said some roads that were constructed could not face the monsoon and have

already been washed away. DDCC said people were facing the worst nightmare in the absence of proper bridges and narrow roads. Congress stated that only potholes were being filled instead of proper road construction. When new government comes, DDCC said people expect development in the form of proper roads and bridges, sanitation, educational institutes, new jobs, set up of new industries etc. However, Congress said it was quite strange that the people in Nagaland were still quiet and lacked the spine to raise their voices. Citing an example, DDCC said development in neighbouring states has reached new heights. “Even a bordering state like Arunachal Pradesh has also left behind Nagaland in terms of development,” said Bendang. K Y M C

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Handicrafts workshop in Dimapur

Rollee Vareishim inaugurating the two day handicrafts marketing workshop on July 18.

DIMAPUR: A two day State Level Marketing Workshop for promoting handicrafts has been organized at Hotel Saramati, Dimapur by Council of Handicrafts Development Corporations (COHANDs), New Delhi in association with Handicrafts Marketing Center, Office of the Development Commissioner, Ministry of Textiles Kohima, Nagaland from July 18 to 19. A press release from HMCT assistant director (Handicrafts), Rollee Vareishim stated that he inaugurated the workshop

on July 18. According to the press release, Vareishim welcomed all participants and highlighted the purpose of the workshop as being to disseminate first hand information about the schemes of the office of the DC (Handicrafts) and other central and state government offices in a face to face interactive manner to the participants. The workshop is aimed at educating craftspersons and artisans, national awardees, NGO’s/ SHG’s, entrepreneurs and manufacturers of handi-

crafts in Nagaland. The craft from Nagaland has enormous potential and knowledge of exports, exports market, geographical Indication, traditional design and product development are essential. The market situation, quality & standards, valuable marketing and development, packaging of their products effectively and marketing them using tools online, and marketing techniques were discussed in the workshop through the resource persons. The guest speakers shared their views on

Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018

news in Brief NSF informs students: Naga Students Federation (NSF) has informed students who have been selected to undergo various courses through NEET and NSEE 2018 to verify their documents from the office of Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) along with: one recent passport photo; HSSLC admit card; ST certificate: Indigenous certificate; aadhaar card and parent/guardian election voter ID card. The verification will be jointly conducted by the All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) and Education Committee of NSF. Selected candidates for the year 2018 failing to verify their documents will be considered not eligible and necessary steps will be initiated against the defaulters. WTCC meeting: A Wokha Town Colonies Chairman (WTCC) urgent meeting has been convened on July 20, 10 am at LTC hall, Wokha town. All the colony chairmen have been requested to attend the meeting without fail. Any colony chairman failing to attend the meeting shall bear the responsibility themselves in case of any discrepancy that may arise in the near future. DMC meet for bio-medical waste management: Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) has convened a meeting on July 24, 3 p.m. at the office chamber of DMC administrator to discuss bio-medical waste management. General Practitioners Association (GPA) Dimpaur, representative from IMA, Dimapur, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dimapur and all other hospitals and clinics under the municipal jurisdiction have been asked to attend the meeting. MCN general meeting: Malangmei Clan Nagaland (MCN) has convened its general meeting on August 11 at the residence of Pantisingpou Malangmei residence, Samziuram-Jalukie. All members have been asked to attend the meeting. XWSD general meeting: Xuivi Welfare Society Dimapur (XWSD) has convened a general meeting on July 21, 2 p.m. at the residence of its advisor, Phoishe Zhimomi, GB Xuivi at Naharbari Village Dimapur. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. NNC GDRN (NA) Lotha region appoints region secretary: Naga National Council (NNC) Government Democratic Republic of Nagaland (GDRN) (NA),

handicraft development in Nagaland. They said that craft from Nagaland was yet to be explored up to the business and professional levels. Even though there are a lot of entrepreneurs operating in Nagaland they cannot help the local artisan community much. Further, it was also noted that new designs were not being developed in the sector of handicrafts. This workshop was aimed towards design and product development which will in turn help willing artisans come up with new designs and products. Blend on new designs with artistic passion of a craftsperson can add value to this traditional source of livelihood in Nagaland, the release opined. The workshop aims to elevate the skill and knowledge of crafts-persons and explore ways to promote them. Alem Longkumer (National Awardee), Neihunuo Sorhie (National Awardee), Jesmina Zeliang (convenor EPCH), Dr. Nesatalu Hiese (Scientist D, NSTEC), Dr. Tisonise Iralu (regional director IGNOU) and Ravi Kaushik (COHANDS), were the main resource persons for the first day of the workshop with 80 prominent and productive artisans in attendance.

Lotha region has appointed Nyan Ovung as region secretary with immediate effect. This was stated in a notification issued by Lotha region chairman, Thomas Kikon. DC Zunheboto informs general public: DC Zunheboto, Shanavas C has issued an order that in pursuance of the meeting with the GBs held on July 12 at the DC’s Conference Hall, all the concerned vehicle owners have been directed to remove vehicles parked and construction materials dumped at public places/roads by July 22, failing which fine will be levied, the vehicles towed away and materials removed. This order is in effect from the date of issue of this order. (DIPR) AHOD/HODs meeting on July 20: A meeting of all the Administrative Heads of Departments (AHODs) and Heads of Departments (HODs) will be held at the Secretariat Conference Hall, Kohima on July 20 at 2 p.m. Chief minister, Neiphiu Rio will address the meeting. A circular from the Home Department has directed all the AHODs/HODs to attend the meeting without fail. (DIPR) By-Election vehicle charges, Zunheboto: The DC of Zunheboto has informed vehicle owners that the payment of hiring and halting charges for vehicles who performed their duties during the 2018 Lok Sabha byelection for Zunheboto district will start on July 20 from 11 a.m to 3 p.m at the Deputy Commissioner’s office, Zunheboto. Therefore, all the vehicle owners who have performed duties have been informed to produce their duty detail documents countersigned by the presiding officer and concerned officer in-charge. Failing compliance, payment may be withheld. (DIPR) Zunheboto Town cattle and dogs restriction: In pursuance to a meeting with GBs held on July 12, Zunheboto DC has informed all concerned owners that free and unrestricted movement of cattle and dogs in and around the town is banned and a period of ten days, i.e till July 22, is given for confining the cattle and dogs by the respective owners. After the expiry of the period, i.e. from July 23, any stray cattle or dogs seen roaming free will be shot without any further warning and no complaints will be entertained for non-compliance with this directive. (DIPR)

Territorial Army builds rostrum in Mongsenyimti CVO Zunheboto distributes Officials inspect food businesses in Zbto poultry birds at Sukomi village

A prayer being said before the formal inauguration.

DIMAPUR: 164 Inf Bn (TA) (H&H) Naga, handed over a “rostrum”, constructed at Government High School playground, Mongsenyimti village, Mokokchung to locals of the village on July 18.

According to PRO defence, the building was constructed as part of the Military Civic Action project, and was inaugurated by second in command of the battalion, Lt Col Philips Stanley John. The

inauguration ceremony was attended by village council members, school staff and villagers, who appreciated the project undertaken by the security forces for the welfare of locals.

JVC cautions drivers, appeals to authorities

DIMAPUR: Jotsoma Village Council (JVC) has cautioned vehicles plying through the village area to drive slowly as reckless driving may create havoc in the locality. It has also appealed to the concerned authority to improve the horrible condition of the roads in Jotsoma area for the welfare of the people in general. A press release from JVC chairman, Mego Nagi and general secretary, P. Rino stated that with the onset of the monsoons, heavy rainfall has caused landslides affecting road transport along NH 29. It stated that the Jotsoma by-pass road

and the approach road of Jotsoma from Science College junction to Laike road junction were maintained and repaired by the people of Jotsoma with no help from the state government. JVC stated that various organisations, groups and societies of Jotsoma had been voluntarily working with their own excavators and trucks spending in terms of lakhs to maintain the road for the welfare and interest of all. It regretted that despite the efforts, whenever heavy traffic was allowed to ply through, all the approach roads were severely damaged and rendered irreparable.

DIMAPUR: The CVO Zunheboto has reported that under the National Livestock Mission 2017-18 on Innovative Poultry Productivity Project (IPPP), the department of A.H. & Veterinary Services has distributed one month old LIT birds with subsidy to 50 selected beneficiaries of Sukomi village under Akuhaito block, Zunheboto district on July 17. A press release by CVO Zunheboto stated that during the distribution program, the CVO also gave certain guidelines and advised and encouraged the farmers. He said that henceforth, with the department’s assistance and initiation to bring poultry birds to the village, they should try to maintain

an uninterrupted rearing system chain to meet their immediate requirements in terms of finance and/or meat products. He further expressed hope that the villagers could find sustenance with special reference to poultry farming in the village. Members of the council, the chairman and gaon boras expressed gratitude and profound happiness to the government of Nagaland, the director and all the officials involved, for bringing “such an unexpected mega assistance” to the poor people living in the village. They wished all the officials every success and said they hoped to receive more of such help for the village in the future.

DIMAPUR: A joint inspection of all food business establishments was carried out on July 17 at Zunheboto town led by Food Safety officer, Sukumlo Yanthan, assisted by EAC district administration, Mongo, Dr. Shikatoli Achumi and district media officer CMO office, Shekho Sophie, along with police and IRB personnel. A press release from district media officer CMO office Zunheboto Shekho Sophie stated that food articles sold in contravention to the law were seized in exercise of the power under section 38 of the FSS Act, 2006, where receipts in form-II were issued to the FBOs. The list of defaulting FBOs has been forwarded to the designated officer & CMO Zunheboto for

The joint food inspection team with the seized food items in Zunheboto.

further necessary action. DC Zunheboto, Shanavas said that inspection will be carried from time to time for the safety of the public, saying that food safety was a growing concern globally. He reminded

the people that businesses need to limit the amount of time that potentially hazardous foods are kept under correct environment conditions and food should be protected from contamination.

NH-61 Mkg affected landowners compensation

Unidentified body found DIMAPUR: An unidentified body of a non-Naga male aged around 40 to 45 years was found at Railway Bazaar at around 6:40 pm on Wednesday. Police suspect that the deceased died due to illness or starvation. The body has been despatched to Civil Hospital Dimapur for post mortem, police sources said.

DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner, Mokokchung, Sachin Jaiswal, through DIPR, has informed landowners affected by the construction of 2 Lane road from Mokokchung to Tuli Section of NH-61, that compensation shall be paid to affected landowners of Unger, Chuchuyimlang and Mongsenyimti Villages as per the following schedule: Unger Village on July 21 from

11 a.m; Chuchuyimlang Village on July 23 from 9:30 am; Mongsenyimti Village on July 27 from 9:30 a.m -- all of them to be paid at the DC’s office. The Village Council chairman along with GBs of the concerned villages have directed to be present in person to identify landowners and beneficiaries during disbursal of the cheques, failing which the payment will be with-

held. Landowners are to come in person along with identity proof, bank pass book, passport photo (2 Copies). Payment to representatives other than the concern person shall not be entertained. The amount of the compensation paid shall be strictly according to the list received from the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways.

NSCN (I-M) Meeting for church advocacy on HIV & AIDS Elohim Rongmei Baptist Church organizes VBS mourns P. Jonah

Participant children of the VBS along with resource persons.

DIMAPUR: Elohim Rongmei Baptist Church, New Jalukie conducted its 20th Vacation Bible School at Elohim Rongmei Baptist Church from July 9 to 15 under the theme “Get Connected”- Ephesians 2:19. The week-long Bible School was held with Christian education director, Aphun Gonmei as the VBS director, and with 19 VBS K

teaching staff including music team, church volunteers, VBS committee members, women department and a catering team. Students were divided into six classes: pre-beginners, beginners, primary, juniors, intermediate and seniors. Children learnt Bible stories with activities and devotional themes for each day under the main

theme “Get Connected”. There were also class activities presentations each day and Sing-Alongs led by the music team in the evening session. On the final day, RBCA youth secretary, Jaogailung Gangmei spoke on the main theme. VBS Committee secretary, Hugiak Gonmei also thanked the staff, church council, church depart-

ments, volunteers, VBS Matung Phwam, catering team, donors, contributors in cash and kind, students, and VBS committee members for the services rendered in different capacities and for their participation which made the VBS a grand success. Altogether, 213 students were part of the VBS.

DIMAPUR: NSCN (I-M) has expressed grief and sorrow over the sudden demise of one of its senior most workers, P. Jonah, steering committee member, NSCN from Wung Tangkhul Region (WTR) who breathed his last on July 17 at Eden Hospital Dimapur. A condolence message from steering executive member (for convenor), Samson stated that, the Naga nation had lost a faithful national worker and a great leader leaving a vacuum in the national service that would not be easy to fill. It stated that the Naga nation would always cherish the selfless service he had rendered with pride and honour. NSCN (I-M) conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed to Almighty God to grant eternal rest to the departed soul.

DIMAPUR: Legislators’ Forum on AIDS (LFA) organised a consultative meeting for church advocacy on HIV & AIDs on July 17 with Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) and Nagaland Development Outreach (NDO). A press release by LFA-Nagaland, state consultant, Dr. Vinito L. Chishi stated that the meeting

was held to strengthen the LFA’s ongoing church advocacy activities in partnership with NBCC-NDO and other faith based organisations. The release said that during the meeting it was decided that LFA and NBCC-NDO would work in partnership and develop strategies to mobilise the churches to generate com-

munity response and ownership with special focus on vulnerable and high prevalence districts starting with Dimapur, Kohima, Kiphire, Noklak, Phek, Peren etc. The meeting also decided to organise a one day consultative workshop with Dimapur Pastors Fellowship and Dimapur Christian Forum.

Trainees of Integrated export development program during their visit to Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency (NBDA) and Nagaland Bee Keeping and Honey Mission. The ten-day training was organized by horticulture department and executed by North East Foundation (NEF). K

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WEATHER FORECAST July 19

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala A t-storm around in the p.m.

34 26

Aizawl

A p.m. thunderstorm in spots 31 22

Guwahati Mostly cloudy; hot

36 26

Turning cloudy; hot

34 21

Imphal

Itanagar An a.m. thunderstorm in spots 34 24 Shillong

A p.m. thunderstorm in spots 26 19

Kohima

Rather cloudy, a thunderstorm 30 19

Dimapur Variable cloudiness Mkg

35 24

An a.m. thunderstorm in spots 31 19

Tuensang Some sun, then cloudy

24 17

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Dr. Sumita Ghosh with state and district teams at Primary Health Centre Likhimro.

DIMAPUR: An official from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW), New Delhi, state mentor for EGSA and deputy commissioner of maternal health, Dr. Sumita Ghosh along with state and district team for Health & Family Welfare, Nagaland visited various health units in Kiphire district. A press release from district media officer, Kiphire, Atsali T. stated that, the visit was to assess different programs under health for extended Gram Swaraj Abhiyan (GSA).

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The team visited District Hospital Kiphire (DHK), Community Health Centre Pungro (CHC), Primary Health Centre (PHC) Likhimro and Sub Centre at Singrep village. Dr. Sumita assessed core activities like Mission Indradhanush (MI)-EGSA, Antenatal Care Coverage, LaQshya, health and wellness centres and district hospital strengthening. Gap analysis was done and also discussed with various stakeholders including the deputy commissioner of Kiphire, Mohammad Ali

Shihab. Dr. Sumita also stressed on the importance of strengthening the district hospital. PHC Likhimro, which has been identified to be upgraded into a health and wellness centre, was assessed and the state was asked to expedite the upgradation process. She will discuss their findings and gaps in the district with the state government and the ministry of Health and Family Welfare for necessary action. Kiphire is the only “Aspirational” district identified in the state under the GSA.

Official team visits border trade center

DIMAPUR: Commissioner and secretary of Industries and Commerce Department along with the department’s director and general managers of all the District Industries Centers, as a team, for the first time, visited the Longwa International Border Trade Center, Mon on July, 14. According to DIPR, the tour was initiated as an exposure program for the officials of the department to help understand border trade as currently being practiced and to provide inputs to facilitate formal trade against the barter trade system prevalent. The officials interacted with locals of the area and also visited the border trade infrastructure. The site for construction of a Common Facility Center (CFC) for Handicraft Cluster at Longwa under the North East Region Textile Promotion Scheme (NERTPS) was also identified during the visit. A coordination & review and evaluation meeting of the general managers with HoD and AHoD was also held at Mon on July 13. Issues concerning implementation of schemes and matters were also discussed and resolved in the meeting. A review of performance of all the District Industries Centers was also discussed.

A Mokokchung district Inspection Committee paid a visit to Orphanage Care and Support Society on July 17. The team was led by SDO (C), administrative officials and DCPU members, Mokokchung.

Bank of Baroda Mokokchung visited Care and Support Society on July 18 and conducted a short program, where they met the PwDs and distributed gift hampers to each of them. The bank undertook this initiative on account of its 111 years of celebration ahead of their foundation day which will be on July 20.

Temjen Imna Along interacts Forest watch towers constructed at Kigwema Village Corrigendum with Naga students in Delhi

Temjen Imna Along addressing students in Nagaland House, New Delhi on July 17.

formed the minister that there were various Naga student bodies functioning in Delhi. They also presented their annual budget to the minister for financial assistance. Along exhorted the student community and asked them to work hard to achieve their goals and he also shared his vision for the Naga students in Delhi.

The minister further appealed to the students unions to come together as one union under the Naga Students Union Delhi to show the world that Nagas were one both in spirit and in action. The minister also requested to all the tribal student unions to submit their statistical data to him through the NSUD office at the earliest possible time.

ment for the initiative and also for creating environmental awareness in the village and said that the community would put in all its effort to protect and preserve the environment. The trekking & inspection program was attended by DFO Kohima, Kohima Range Staff, Kigwema Youth Organisation and local functionaries.

Apropos the news published under the heading, “Tetso College launches first college app” on July 18, the sentence should be read as “the fresher’s day was conducted without any monetary collection from the students” and not as published. The inadvertent error is regretted.

Rongsenlemla Imchen with department officials and local functionaries at one of the watch towers in Kigwema village. (DIPR)

in the community conservation effort. She said that from both the watch towers a person could get a glimpse of around 60% of the Kigwema community forest including areas near Shurho Peak and Mt. Japfü which is home to tallest rhododendrons and

the very rare bird Blyth’s Tragopan respectively. In addition at least 15 villages are visible “and perceptible” from the towers. On behalf of the local functionaries of the village, Vibeilie Sale, president Kigwema Youth Organization thanked the depart-

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DIMAPUR: Minister of Higher Education and Te c h n i c a l E d u c a t i o n , Temjen Imna Along held an interaction session with Naga students at Nagaland House, New Delhi on July 17. A press release from Nagaland House, New Delhi, PRO (IPR) stated that during interaction the students highlighted their grievances and also in-

DIMAPUR: Forest Watch Towers/Forest view points, were constructed at two separate locations along the way to Shurho peak by the Kigwema village community sponsored by the Forest department. DIPR reports that during a routine inspection on July 17 at Kigwema village by the staff of Kohima Forest Division, DFO Kohima, Rongsenlemla Imchen appreciated the efforts of the community for forest and wild life conservation. She stated that the main objectives of constructing the watch towers were mainly to help in protecting the forest and its inhabitants and also to contribute to the aesthetics of the area. The department also thanked the Kigwema Biodiversity and Wildlife Management Committee, the Village Council, the Youth organization, women organization and the churches for their collaborative responsibility

Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources visited and interacted with farmers of Southern Angami-II A/C and also distributed fishlings to the farmers for current year 2018-19.

KG Kenye meets Japanese delegation

KG Kenye with Kenko Sone, Kenji Aya, and Manish Uprety.

DIMAPUR: Rajya Sabha MP, K.G. Kenye called on Minister for Economic & Development, Japan, Kenko Sone; Secretary Japanese Embassy New Delhi, Kenji Aya; and K Y M C

former Indian Diplomat, Manish Uprety F.R.A.S prior to the Monsoon Session of Parliament on July 17 in New Delhi. A press release by the MP’s personal secretary,

Vikehel Kenye stated that the MP’s discussion with the Japanese delegates covered a wide range of topics covering the agri and allied sector and investment for the state of Nagaland with special emphasis on strengthening the economic condition of the people in border areas through the agri and allied sector. Besides other general development for the state, the possibility of a “World War II Japanese Memorial” for fallen Japanese soldiers on the ‘forgotten route’, which is the Imphal - Ukhrul –Jessami - Pfutsero trail in Nagaland, was also discussed. K Y M C

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General strike paralyzes Manipur

MUSU volunteers enforcing strike during the 48-hour total shutdown on Wednesday.

was reported. The administration had taken strict security measures to avert any untoward incident by deploying armed and unarmed police personnel in the city and other sensitive areas in the outskirts of the city including Manipur University campus. Police personnel were seen patrolling in many areas of the city, particularly in the periphery of Imphal Raj Bhavan, chief minister’s bungalow, state Assembly complex and other important places where prohibitory orders had been promulgated. Six student bodies, various civil society organizations, particularly local women based bodies and some political parties ex-

MU row: NE students’ body submit memo

In the memorandum submitted to the Ministry of Human Resource Development, the students’ body has alleged that the vice chancellor has made arbitrary and illegal donation of Rs 2 lakh from the university’s funds to the BJP-backed students’ body Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP). The NEFIS alleged that Pandey has used his office to award contracts without following any due procedure. The procurement price of essentials such as exam papers in the contracts awarded is drastically higher than the earlier procurement prices. The VC has violated the MU Act, 2005 by neglecting court meetings. The meetings with executive and finance council are not being conducted as stipulated by the university rules, the memorandum said.

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(From p-1) In 2016, the police arrested Paul, APSC members Samedur Rahman and Basanta Kumar Doley and assistant controller of examinations Pabitra Kaibarta, for their alleged involvement in the scam. Those ar rested on Wednesday were 13 ACS officers, three APS officers and three allied service officials, Bora said. The arrested ACS officers are: Utpal Bhuyan, Barnali Das, Susovan Das, Dhruvojyoti Chakraboty, Manzoor Ilahi Laskar, Moon Mazoomdar, Mustafa Ahmed Borbhuyan, Md Saibur Rahman Borbhuyan,

Monika Teronpi, Ganesh Chandra Das, Srabanti Sen Gupta, Deepsikha Phukan and Leena Krishna Kakati, the SP said. The arrested APS officers are: Gulshan Daolagpu, Bhargav Phukan and Pallavi Sharma — daughter of the BJP MP from Tezpur, said Additional SP and investigating officer Surjeet Singh Paneswar. The arrested allied service officers are: District Transport Officer Suranjita Hazarika, Superintendent of Taxes Rituraj Neog and Inspector of Taxes Nipon Kumar Pathak, he said. On June 21, the State government dismissed 13

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Sitimi Village Students’ Union congratulates Mr. Tohoto T Chopy (Computer Engineering) and Miss Kavitoli I Aye (MBBS) for their success in the recently JEE & NEET exam. The Union wishes them success in all their future endeavours. Yevika Chishi Heboto G/S President

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 12th NAP BN (INDIA RESERVE)

CHINGTOK : LONGLENG NO.12BN(IR)/RO-10/2018-19/ Dt. Chingtok, the th July’ 2018.

SHOW CAUSE NOTICE To

Regt/ No.121389 CN LIKATHUNG SON OF Shri. NKAMO LOTHA Village – AKUK PO – WOKHA PS – WOKHA Dist – WOKHA, Nagaland. Whereas, you have been found absent from bonafide Govt. duty with effect from 06-07-2018 without any leave or permission from the competent authority till date. And whereas, Calling Notices was issued and served to you through concern P.S vide order No.12BN(IR)/ RO-10/2018-19/452 Dt. 10/07/2018. The said Regt. No. 121389 CN LIKATHUNG is hereby directed to report to the undersigned within 7 (seven) days from the date of publication of this notice failing which he will be declared as deserter without further notice. Commandant, 12th NAP Bn (India Reserve) Chingtok, Longleng. DC-1334

arrested State civil services officers from service for their alleged involvement in the scam. They were undergoing probation when they were arrested in November 2017 and are currently lodged in the Guwahati Central Jail. They have been accused of bribing Paul and using unfair means in the examinations to qualify for the State civil services. Among the dismissed officers is former Congress Minister Nilamani Sen Deka’s son Rajarshi Sen Deka.

Agartala, Jul 18 (PTI): Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb Wednesday said 20,000 kg of ganja was seized after the BJP-IPFT government came to power in the state in March this year. “Twenty thousand kg of ganja was seized during last four months. Over 100 people were arrested. Our government will show zero tolerance to drug business and addiction,” Deb told reporters at Nripendranagar tea estate near Agartala Airport. Tripura produced 1 lakh kg cannabis every year during the rule of the erstwhile Left Front government, Deb said, adding he would never “forgive” former chief minister Manik Sarkar. “People can never forgive him. I shall never forgive him. He is senior to me in age. But he did not take any action to stop rise of drug and cannabis business in Tripura. The issue was raised in the state assembly many times but Sarkar washed off his hands saying he was not aware,” Deb said. He claimed that Dhanpur, the home constituency of Manik Sarkar,

IMPHAL, Jul 18: The two factions of the armed outfit, Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF) have been reunited, according to a statement from the publicity and information unit of the front dispatched to the media on Wednesday. “The historic reconciliation of the two factions of the Zeliangrong United Front (ZUF) after parted ways for more than one year has taken place and become one entity on 17th July, 2018 somewhere in Zeliangrong areas,” the statement said. The historic reconcilia-

Darling Emah Murry, It is indeed such blessed joy to have you in our lives and as you turn two today, we pray that God will continue to pour His blessings upon you. Happy birthday darling baby girl and grow up in the fear of God. From grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins Dear Saurav Jain, It’s your birthday and I wish you all the luck and love on this day. May your day be filled with joy and happiness. God bless you my dear friend, Happy Birthday. From: Kalwar

HC directs KAAC to frame its own election rules

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Diphu July 18: All Karbi Anglong Tribals Students’ Union (AKATSU) has welcomed the order of Gauhati High Court directing Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council to frame its own acts and rules for conduct of election as mentioned in the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution of India. In its press note, AKATSU vice president Shumsi Kro and assistant general secretary Pranjan Kemprai lauded Ratan Terang and 17 organizations for filing the PIL which it termed as a historic development for the people of Karbi Anglong. The release mentioned that that Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council will have to act without any delay to frame its own acts and laws as directed by the High Court and empowered by the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution of India. The organization expressed hope that the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council would honor the judgment and complete framing of its acts and laws to conduct election within six months as directed by the Gauhati High Court in its recent order.

Factions of the Zeliangrong United Front at the reconciliation programme.

tion programme heeding to the call of the Zeliangrong people was held in the presence of Zeliangrong social organizations’ leaders, elders, religious leaders and

general public in which the leaders of the ZUF took the oath of reconciliation. On the occasion, leaders of the two factions took an oath to work as one entity

in order to lead the Zeliangrong people and fraternal brothers to fulfill their political objective, it added. As resolved in the reconciliation programme, the

ZUF will be now led by Raitu Chawang as chairman, S Kamson as vice-chairman and Jenchui Kamei as general secretary. ZUF, taking the people’s confidence, will pursue the political cause of the Zeliangrong people and the fraternal tribes with full commitment and promised that the ZUF will never betray the people till the collective political goal is achieved. Meanwhile, ZUF appreciated the Zeliangrong people and the fraternal tribes for their unflinching cooperation and full support extended to the ZUF since its inception.

ULFA-I over-ground worker apprehended in Dibrugarh Dibrugarh, Jul 18 (Agencies): Giving a blow to the activities of the United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) in Upper Assam, the Army personnel under the Dao Division on Wednesday were able to nab one over-ground worker of the outfit from Sepon in Dibrugarh district, NE Now reported. According to information, based on spe-

We the Thilixu Village Students' Union with immense pride and joy would like to congratulate Mr. Vito A Zhimomi, son of Mrs. & Mr. Avikhu Zhimomi of Thilixu Block 1 for securing Top 1 in recently declared NEET Examination 2018. The Union wish him the very best in his future endeavour. Amento I. Achumi G. Secy., TVSU

cific intelligence inputs regarding movement of over-ground workers of the anti-talk faction of the ULFA in the general areas in between Dibrugarh and Tinsukia districts, a joint operation was launched by the 9th Battalion of the Rajputana Rifles and Moran Police on July 17, 2018 at around 4 pm. “During the operation, one over-ground worker of the ULFA (I), identified

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Sedekuolie Solo, Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Videzonuo, relation wife R/o. Tenyiphe-I Village to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 21/5/18. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 18/8/18. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 17 day of 7/18. DP-5340

SANGTAMTILLA VILLAGE COUNCIL NOTICE

This is to inform to all the land/plot owner under Sangtamtilla Village jurisdiction to renew their own plot patta before 20th of Aug 2018. The renewal will commence from 18th of July 2018. Defaulters will be impose fine of Rs. 5000/General Secretary Temsu Sangtam 9774589978 H.Q. KOHIMA, 797001 FELICITATION

The Nagaland Senior Citizens Association on behalf of all the Elders and Citizens of Nagaland extend sincere appreciation and gratefulness to the Department of Nagaland, Food & Civil Supplies in general and respected Commissioner & Secretary Shri. Himato Zhimo, in particular whose innovative and initiative had detected the imported fish injected with formalin which has dangerous impact on health for cancer chemical on its consumption. This new measure taken has shown the Deptts. Resourceful insight and concern for the welfare of the consumers. Many other neighbouring states like Assam, Manipur etc are also being alerted and taking the same measures in line with the Nagaland Government’s exemplary drive and action which is highly commendable and praise worthy. Sd/Dr. S.I.Toshi Ao S.Ghunakha Swu President, NSCA Gen. Secretary, NSCA

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

DECLARATION

I, Smti. G. Katoli Sumi, D/o Ghotovi Achumi permanent resident of Baimho village, Zunheboto declare through an Affidavit vide Regd. No. 108 dated 17.07.18 that my name inadvertently recorded as Katoli Chophy in my SBI Passbook. G. Katoli Sumi & Katoli Chophy are one and the same person which is referred to me. Now onwards I shall use my name as G. Katoli Sumi in all purposes. DP-5348

OFFICE OF THE NAGALAND SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION

as Deben Hazarika, son of late G Hazarika, aged 58 years, has been apprehended along with 9 mm pistol and one magazine with five live rounds on July 17, 2018 at 5:30 pm, while travelling on the Sepon-Demow road on his Bajaj Discover motorcycle,” said sources. He was actively involved in several extortion and anti-national activities on behalf of the proscribed

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Shri. Albert Ezung Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

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is known for producing highest amount of ganja every year. “One lakh kg of ganja is produced in Tripura annually. We have caught only 20,000 kg. It was continuing for 25 years. What has he done? I feel very bad for Manik Sarkar,” Deb told reporters. He said his government was contemplating to introduce a new law to combat illegal drug trade. Citing examples of Dubai, Singapore and Hong Kong, the chief minister said they became international hubs because they have strict law on drugs. “We are working on a new law so that people involved with drug trade cant get out of jail,” he said. The chief minister said 265 acre of land was identified near Nripendranagar tea estate for setting up a unit of All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) here. The proposal was earlier placed by state Health minister Sudip Roy Barman before Union Health minister JP Nadda in June this year.

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New Delhi, Jul 18 (PTI): The members of a northeast students’ body Wednesday submitted a memorandum to the HRD Ministry, seeking removal of Manipur University’s Vice Chancellor Aditya Prasad Pandey over allegations of financial irregularities and administrative negligence. The members of the North-East Forum for International Solidarity (NEFIS) today staged a protest outside the ministry, while a couple of its other members submitted a memorandum to the ministry. “We want the VC to step down. Even if an inquiry committee has been reconstituted, how can there be a fair probe, when the VC is still in office? Since he holds the highest position in the university, he can manipulate people and other essential documents,” said Chinglen, a member of the NEFIS.

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IMPHAL, Jul 18: Normal life remained paralysed in Manipur particularly in Imphal on Wednesday, the first day of the 48-hour general strike imposed by Manipur University Students’ Union (MUSU) and supported by various student bodies and civil society organizations. The general strike, commenced last midnight, was imposed by MUSU demanding for removal of Manipur University vice-chancellor Prof AP Pandey and strongly protesting “brutal force used against the democratically agitating students. All business and commercial concerns, market places, shopping centres, private undertaking offices and

educational institutions remained closed. Government offices functioned with thin attendances. Public transport completely stayed off the road. Long distance passenger service vehicles (including inter-district) cancelled their services for the day. No inter-district service vehicle from other districts including hills arrived in Imphal. Similar situations were reported from other parts of valley districts. However, reports alleged that the strike has little impact in the hill districts except non-arrival of commercial vehicles including passenger service from Imphal. The strike by and large remained peaceful and no major untoward incident

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tended their support to the 48-hour general strike. Meanwhile, the striking university community (MUSU, MUTA (Manipur University Teachers’ Association) and MUSA (Manipur University Staff Association) have announced that they will go ahead with their ongoing agitation while rejecting the fact finding committee reconstituted by Union HRD ministry. Union HRD ministry reconstituted the panel constituted to enquire in to the allegations leveled against Manipur University chancellor Prof Adya Prasad Pandey on Tuesday. The re-constituted factfinding committee was headed by the former acting Chief Justice of the High Court of Meghalaya T Nandakumar Singh as chairperson while earlier team of the probe panel, joint secretary JK Tripathi of UGC and Surat Singh, of the HRD ministry remained as members. MUSU president M Dayaman reiterated that they will not retreat from their firm demand. “Our demand is a non-negotiable collective stand of MUSU, MUTA and MUSA. Constitution of a probe panel is not our choice,” he said.

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1st Class Magistrate Zbto. Nagaland

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND Dt. Wokha the 16th July 2018 NOTICE No. Judl – 47/2017-18/ / Whereas Smti. Arhoni Kikon wife of Late Shri. Orenimo Lotha, a permanent resident of Wokha Village, has applied for issue of succession certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits/family pension from the Govt. and to draw/close AC No. 11846676735 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Orenimo Lotha, who expired on 8/7/2018. Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/ objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of this notice. No claims/ objections will be entertained after the cut of date and succession certificate shall be issued. K. Mhathung Tsanglao, Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha, Nagaland WC-104

outfit, added sources. The information to be provided by the apprehended ULFA-I overground worker may seem to be vital in conducting operations against the militant outfit in the near future. Recently, the 9th Battalion of the Rajputana Rifles conducted several successful operations to mitigate the impact of ULFA-I in Upper Assam. GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MON : NAGALAND

NO.GA/JUD-08/2018-19/349

Dated, Mon the 30th June 2018

NOTICE

Whereas an application has been submitted by Smti. Nyemyeih with a prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of her husband deceased Late N. Monteih Ex Village Guard (V.G) Mon Village under the establishment of Deputy Commandant V.G, Mon, who expired on 18/06/2018. Objections are hereby invited from persons in regards to claims for withdrawal of the dues by the applicants within 30 (thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this Notification. No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period. Deputy Commissioner, Mon : Nagaland DP-5341

DECLARATION I, Shri. Netro Bahadur, S/o I. Bahadur, R/o. Forest Colony, Dimapur Dist., Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India and natural and biological father of Late Pradeep Bahadur, who expired on 21/04/2018. 2. That, my daughter-in-law and wife of my aforesaid son, Smti. Leela Devi eloped with an unknown person on 29/06/2015. 3. That, I do hereby declare that my daughter-in-law, Smti. Leela Devi has ceased to claim as legal heir or nominee, the estate, death benefits or other assets of my late son, as she eloped from the matrimonial home during the lifetime of her late husband. 4. That, I further declare that instead of Smti. Leela Devi, my wife and mother of my deceased son, Smti. Santa Devi shall claim the aforesaid death benefit and claim of my deceased son, Late Pradeep Bahadur. 5. That, the content of this declaration made in para (1) to (4) are true to the best of my knowledge and belief nothing material has been concealed therein. And I have signed this declaration on this 12th day of July '2018 at Dimapur, Nagaland. Declarant Solemnly affirmed and declared before me. Notary Public Regd. No. : 1140/2018, Date : 12/07/2018 DP-5328

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I, Smti. S. Noksela, D/o Sochamong Chingmellen Village Tuensang District, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That my name have been wrongly entered as Noksela Chang in place of S. Noksela. 3. That the name S. Noksela and Noksela Chang are same and one person only. 4. Henceforth my name S. Noksela shall be used for all my official and other purposes. That my above declaration from para 1 to 4 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and I have nothing concealed pertaining to my above declaration. Principal District & Sessions Judge Regd. No : 100 Tsg Date : 13/7/2018 Tuensang, Nagaland DP-5338

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Noida building collapse: 5 dead reported

Noida (UP), Jul 18 (PTI): At least five people were killed and several feared trapped under the rubble of two adjacent buildings which collapsed in Greater Noida on the outskirts of the national capital, officials said today. A six-floor under-construction building crashed on a five-storey building next to it, bringing it down as well, in Shahberi village under Bisrakh police station last night. At least 12 labourers were in the under-construction building and all of them are feared trapped, Chief Fire Officer (CFO) Arun Kumar Singh said. Two bodies were pulled out of the rubble late last night and another removed this morning as the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), the fire department and the police mounted a rescue operation. This evening, about 20 hours after the buildings collapsed, two more bodies were brought out. Rescuers de ployed heavy machinery to shift concrete slabs and sniffer dogs tried to detect any signs of life. A crowd of people hung around the mishap site, including some who believed their relatives were trapped under the debris.

NDRF and local authorities carry out rescue work at the site of a collapsed building at Shahberi village, in Greater Noida West on Wednesday. (PTI) Local politicians and media teams thronged the area as NDRF personnel asked people to keep away. Those involved in the rescue operations were facing difficulties because of the narrow lanes in the area and the huge crowd, the CFO said. Three of the victims have been identified as Ranjit, Shamshad and Priyanka. Three members of Priyanka’s family are still trapped, the fire chief said. The police have arrested three people, including the landowner, Meerut zone Inspector General Ram Kumar said. The FIR mentioned 18 people who

may face a case of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Gautam Budh Nagar District Magistrate Brajesh Narayan Singh has also ordered an investigation. “Additional District Magistrate (Administration) Kumar Vineet has been asked to carry out the probe. He will submit his report within 15 days,” his order said. Drills were being used in an attempt to reach those who may be trapped under the debris.. NDRF Director General Sanjay Kumar also took stock of the rescue operations. He said the rescuers

were exercising caution while operating the machines so that those trapped under the debris are not harmed. This was leading to the delay, he told PTI. Kumar said the rescue operations were expected to be over by tomorrow. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed the Gautam Budh Nagar DM to monitor the relief and rescue operations. Director General of Police (DGP) O P Singh briefed him about the operations. A state government statement said the magis-

terial probe will find out whether the buildings were under the jurisdiction of the Greater Noida Development Authority and if a no-objection certificate (NOC) was obtained before the construction began. It will also determine if the quality of the building material was up to the mark and the construction workers were registered in accordance with the labour laws. The DM in his order said the probe will also focus on whether the Greater Noida authority had taken any concrete steps to stop illegal construction in the area. In a press statement, the Greater Noida authority CEO Parth Sarthi Sen Sharma said Shahberi is a “notified village” under phase-1 of Greater Noida. But the notification related to acquisition of land there was cancelled by a Supreme Court order in May 2011, he said. Those arrested are landowner Gangashankar Dwivedi and two others identified as Dinesh and Sanjay. The police registered an FIR under IPC sections 304 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder) and 288 (negligent conduct related to the repair of buildings).

IAF pilot dies in MiG-21 crash in Himachal Shimla/New Delhi, Jul 18 (PTI): A MiG-21 fighter jet crashed in a village in Himachal Pradesh’s Kangra district today, killing an Indian Air Force pilot, officials said. The aircraft, which was on a routine sortie, crashed at around 1.20 pm, about an hour after taking off from Pathankot air base on a routine sortie, an IAF spokesperson said. Squadron Leader Meet Kumar, who was flying the Russian origin MiG-21 Bis aircraft died in the accident, he said, adding a Court of Inquiry (COI) has been ordered into it. Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman expressed “deep grief ” over death of the pilot. “Our heartfelt condolences to the family of brave pilot Sqn Ldr Meet Kumar, who we lost in the fateful crash,” she said. Kangra’s Superintendent of Police Santosh Patial said the aircraft crashed in Mehra Palli village under Jawali police station. Deputy Commissioner Sandeep Kumar, quoting eyewitnesses, said the pilot appeared to have ensured that no harm was caused to the civilian population by steering the aircraft away from the area. “He steered the aircraft towards the fields before it crashed to save the

Debris after an MiG-21 fighter jet crash, killing an Indian Air Force pilot, in Kangra on Wednesday. (PTI) civilians and lost his life in the process,” he added. Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur also expressed grief over the death of the pilot. The MiG-21 jets were inducted into IAF over four decades back and many of these planes were lost in crashes. Currently the IAF has only one squadron (18 aircraft) of the variant which the force is planning to retire in the next one-andhalf to two years. The IAF has been grappling with rising incidents of accidents involving its flying platforms. Replying to a question on incidents of air crash, Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre told the Lok Sabha that a total of 25 accidents involving

IAF aircraft were reported since 2015-16. According to data provided by him, a total of 39 people died in the accidents and that IAF lost all the aircraft involved in the crashes. He said there were five accidents involving aircraft of the Army during the period in which four people were killed. On June 5, an air commodore of the IAF died when the Jaguar fighter jet he was piloting crashed in Gujarat’s Kutch district. Two IAF pilots were killed in a crash of a microlight aircraft in Assam’s Majuli on February 15. A Mi-17 helicopter of the IAF had crashed near Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh on October 6 last year, killing seven military personnel on board.

Tharoor blames right-wing activists for attacks Govt introduces bill to check ponzi scams

Shashi Tharoor destroy the idea of India as a pluralistic and accepting democracy,” Tharoor said. He further said that even Swami Agvinesh was attacked for expressing dissent against rising intolerance. “We cannot and should not stand by as communal violence, mob-lynching and hooliganism replace rule of law and rights guaranteed by our Constitution. “I strongly urge the Prime Minister to break his silence on the behaviour of his own party men and take

action against these antinational elements and antiIndian elements who seek to abridge the freedom of speech in our democracy,” Tharoor said. His remarks drew sharp reaction from the Treasury benches with Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ananth Kumar saying that the law and order situation has to be dealt by the state government. “There is a state-organised terror...in Kerala,” Kumar said, adding the allegations that attack was carried out by right-wing activists are baseless and far from truth. Heated exchanges ensued when Kumar said the attack was “state-sponsored” and was countered by members of Congress and the Left parties, leading Deputy Speaker Thambidurai, who was on Chair, to expunge the names of the parties they have blamed from the records. Thambidurai said the entire House was concerned

SC says women have the right to enter Sabarimala temple New Delhi, Jul 18 (PTI): The Supreme Court today said women have the constitutional right to enter Sabarimala temple in Kerala and pray like men without being discriminated against. A five-judge Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice Dipak Misra, which is hearing a petition challenging the decision of the Devaswom board banning entry of women of age group 10-50 years, said that even if there was no law, the women cannot be discriminated against with regard to offering prayer in a temple. “When a man can enter, a woman can also go. What applies to a man, applies to a woman also,” the bench also comprising justices R F Nariman, A M Khanwilkar, D Y Chandrachud and Indu Malhotra observed. “The right to enter a temple is not dependent on a legislation. It is the constitutional right,” the bench said, adding that this right is enshrined under Article 25 and 26 of the Constitution. The top court was informed by the Kerala govt that it also supported the

entry of women of all age groups in the temple. The bench then referred to the contrary affidavits of the Kerala government which had in 2015 had supported the entry of women but made a U-turn in 2017 and opposed the entry. The counsel for the Kerala government said that it would go by its first affidavit and support the cause of women. “You are changing with the changing times,” the bench remarked Senior advocate Indira Jaising, appearing for one of the intervenors, assailed the practice and said that the ban on the entry of women of certain age groups was violative of various fundamental rights including Article 17 which deals with untouchability. She also referred to the definition of term Hindu under various statutes and said that the women were discriminated against not on the ground of sex but because of menstruation.

changing its stand on the contentious issue of women of a particular age group entering the Sabarimala temple, today told the Supreme Court that it now favours their entry. The then Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) government had filed an affidavit in 2015 in the apex court supporting the entry of women of all age group inside the temple. Later the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government, in 2017, made the U-turn opposed the entry of women. “The state government supports the entry of women. The state is not opposing,” senior advocate Jaideep Gupta told the bench which also comprised justices R F Nariman, A M Khanwilkar, D Y Chandrachud and Indu Malhotra. “You (state) are changing your stand again,” the bench said. The state government is relying on the first affidavit and the later affidavit be ignored, the lawyer Kerala government kindly said. supports SC verdict “You are changing with The Kerala govern- the changing times,” Justice ment, which has been Nariman said.

over a member and his office being attacked. Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge said Kumar was misleading the House as the government had all intelligence agencies, and it can find out who were involved in the attack.

New Delhi, Jul 18 (PTI): A bill proposing ban on unregulated deposits and up to 10-year jail term for perpetrators of ponzi schemes was introduced in the Lok Sabha today. The ‘Banning of Unregulated Deposit Schemes Bill, 2018, introduced by Minister of State for Finance Pon Radhakrishnan, provides for punishment for fraudulent default in repayment to depositors and

attachment of assets of entities engaged in such activities. “The Bill seeks to put in place a mechanism by which the depositors can be repaid without delay by attaching the assets of the defaulting establishments,” said the Statement of Objects and Reasons of the bill. Non-banking entities are allowed to raise deposits from the public under various laws enacted by the central as well as state governments.

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New Delhi, Jul 18 (PTI): Congress leader Shashi Tharoor today accused right-wing activists for death threats as also vandalising his office and demanded Prime Minister’s intervention in dealing with such anti-national elements. Raising the issue during Zero Hour in the Lok Sabha, Tharoor said the attacks are on people who are expressing dissent and the victims, in recent months, have included intellectuals, minorities, and various citizens of the country. “I am sorry to raise before this House the attack on my constituency office in Thiruvananthapuram and the death threats that I received from members of the ruling party in response to my criticism of far right extremism. “This is not just an attack on constitutionallysanctioned MP’s office but also a larger attempt by incendiary elements and their digital equivalents to

It is hereby notified to all students who have applied for M.Sc. (Ag.) Programme in Agriculture in the School of Agricultural Sciences & Rural Development, Medziphema Campus of Nagaland University for the Academic Session 2018-19, that Admit Card along with enrolment No. will be issued on 20th July, 2018 subject to production of original mark sheet/transcript from Academic Cell from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM. Time of entrance exam from 01:00PM to 03:00 PM. Students are allowed to use BLUE/BLACK BALL PEN only. The Course Registration and hostel admission for 1st year B.Sc.(Hons) Ag. is postponed to 23rd – 24th July, 2018. Orientation on 25th July, 2018 and commencement of classes from 26th July, 2018. Sd/A.K.MAKAR DEAN DC-1337

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVIII NO. 222 Dimapur, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018

Trump’s Russian roulette

S President Donald Trump seem destined to complete his four-year term( if that’s not impossible) with daily attacks by a hostile mainstream American media as well as liberals at home and abroad. His recent visit to Finland where he also met with Russian strongman Vladimir Putin and held a joint press conference, has only strengthened the vitriolic attacks against him. This time Trump was crucified at home for not being seen to be what a US president was supposed to be- standing up and being less conciliatory to the Russians. The US media and hawks nurse their anti-Soviet/Russian constituency as it pays them dividends. Trump met with Putin one-on-one for more than two hours and in a session with aides present. In the joint appearance after their summit, Trump downplayed the assessment of the U.S. intelligence community that Moscow mounted an effort to help him win the presidency in 2016, blasted the American news media, bashed the FBI and the special counsel investigation into Russian election meddling, and suggested that Putin was more credible than his own director of national intelligence, who has accused Russia of mounting an “unprecedented influence campaign” in 2016. Trump had always maintained a less aggressive stance over the alleged Russian involvement in the 2016 US presidential elections by wire tapping and using social media to trash Hillary Clinton. What he said in Helsinki at the summit with Putin was no different. At home the rabid anti-Trump media, the Democrats and Liberals however, saw things in a different way because he appeared to be trying to shield the Russians and attacking his own agency. The media at home maintained that Trump proved not only unable, but unwilling to stand up to Putin. The critics went on to accuse Trump of speaking from the same script as Putin.They saw Trump as being more inclined to give a huge benefit of doubt to the Russians. Trump’s failure to publicly pressure Putin on election interference drew harsh rebukes from veteran administration officials and lawmakers in both parties. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who often advises the Trump administration, said the president should “clarify” his remarks about the U.S. intelligence community and Putin. He described the Trump’s remarks as “the most serious mistake of his presidency and must be corrected- immediately”. Putin, at the news conference, emphasized the leaders’ efforts to work together but sought to tamp down the notion that they held a strong bond. He scoffed at reports that both he and Trump were getting alone famously by maintaining that both did have common interest and only looking for points of contact. Putin was also asked whether he had compromising material on Trump or his family, a reference to unsubstantiated allegations, which U.S. intelligence agencies shared with the president-elect last year, that the Kremlin possessed such material. In response, Putin laughed but didn’t answer the question. Trump has followed a totally different policy vis-avis Russia and traditionally US western allies. He is moving away from the EC, Group of Seven, the UN and NATO but willing to go closer to Russia. All these including the Russian meddling issue is certainly going to isolate the US more than Trump, from the global fora.

DailyDevotion The Mystery of Believing He said, “Who are You, Lord?” —Acts 9:5 Through the miracle of redemption, Saul of Tarsus was instantly changed from a strong-willed and forceful Pharisee into a humble and devoted bondservant of the Lord Jesus. There is nothing miraculous or mysterious about the things we can explain. We control what we are able to explain, consequently it is only natural to seek an explanation for everything. It is not natural to obey, yet it is not necessarily sinful to disobey. There can be no real disobedience, nor any moral virtue in obedience, unless a person recognizes the higher authority of the one giving the orders. If this recognition does not exist, even the one giving the orders may view the other person’s disobedience as freedom. If one rules another by saying, “You must do this,” and, “You will do that,” he breaks the human spirit, making it unfit for God. A person is simply a slave for obeying, unless behind his obedience is the recognition of a holy God. Many people begin coming to God once they stop being religious, because there is only one master of the human heart— Jesus Christ, not religion. But “Woe is me” if after seeing Him I still will not obey (Isaiah 6:5 , also see Isaiah 6:1). Jesus will never insist that I obey, but if I don’t,I have already begun to sign the death certificate of the Son of God in my soul. When I stand face to face with Jesus Christ and say, “I will not obey,” He will never insist. But when I do this, I am backing away from the recreating power of His redemption. It makes no difference to God’s grace what an abomination I am, if I will only come to the light. But “Woe is me” if I refuse the light (see John 3:19-21).

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018

Post-mortem

Conscientious search Fair probe demand on Missionaries of Charity ‘Trafficking’ for job oriented education

o criminal intention is made out hence FIR appears motivated. Judicial enquiry required for a fair investigation. The case in question is the ridiculous taunt by the media as ‘trafficking’, is about a childless couple from UP having paid 1.20 Lacs for the child. The facts emerging from the investigation so far is that the maid working for the Missionaries of Charity pocketed Rs.20000,the watchman Rs.10000 and the unwed biological mother of the child Rs.90000 to pursue her studies !! Where is the criminality and the criminal intentions of the Nuns of the Missionaries of Charity in all this?? The worst maximum charge against them is that they should be reprimanded for administrative lapse for not being vigilant enough. Does the media know that the Government of India permits the charging of Rs.40000 as fee for an adoption in India and 5000 US Dollars for a foreign adoption? Despite these rules permitting them to charge, the Missionaries of Charity have not charged a rupee from anyone at any of their adoption centres in the country so far as it goes against their very values and ethos. In the Mumbai Centre alone they have given over 7500 children for adoption in the last few decades but not a single rupee has been collected. And today for the past 10 days they have been falsely accused of ”child trafficking” . Additionally, the word trafficking does not fit into this context since the children have not been sold for exploitation in any way, but only as a facilitation for adoption by the Missionaries of Charity. At the most, the sisters are probably guilty of naivety and for over trusting the people they employed and nothing more, neither in criminal law or otherwise. Hence it is absolutely ridiculous and shameful to falsely charge the nuns of the Missionaries of Charity in Jharkhand with child trafficking an act which negates their raison d’être. It is a settled rule of criminal

law that no statement given to a police officer can be used in a court of law except when such statements are given in the presence of a magistrate. In the present instance, the police are doing everything they can to garner media attention and create an atmosphere of hatred and even releasing confessions made in Police custody to select TV channels. It is ironic that in today’s media driven world, confessions that have no sanctity of law are being aired on media channels. It is no secret that in the case involving a high profile school in Gurgaon where a student was murdered, the driver was arrested and his statement in police custody was used to brand him guilty of murder only for the police to eat humble pie later. In the present circumstances, the police is playing to the gallery and in order to satisfy the media’s baying for their blood. However, any prudent person will see that the local state police is not fit to investigate the matter. A judicial probe is needed in the present case to further the cause of justice. If time proves that the Missionaries of Charity are not guilty, will there be any action against the police and the conspirators ? Hence this is a very big blot to the conscience of the nation when baseless and false criminal charges are used as an excuse to accuse and arrest the nuns for committing an act which is clearly against the moral and ethical convictions of the Missionaries of Charity. Their service to the nation is well known through their facilities around the country and worldwide. The Missionaries of Charity is no doubt recognised internationally as the epitome of providing solace and comfort to suffering humanity, resulting in Mother Teresa honoured with the Nobel Prize for her purely altruistic and benevolent humanitarian acts. It is highly grievous to witness such a multitude of injustice that is being inflicted on those nuns of our nation who had sought an oath in life to serve humanity. These are

A new material capable of the adsorption of organic pollutants in water

he appearance of criteria and emerging pollutants in water is a modern theme that has caused the scientific community to research new solutions and alternatives. Along these lines, a group of University of Seville scientists has recently shown the effectiveness of two new absorbent materials capable of eliminating organic pollutants in solution in less than 24 hours. Specifically, they have evaluated two types of phyllosilicates: a highly-charged expandable synthetic mica (Na-Mica-4), and one obtained from cation exchange with an organo-functionalized mica (C18-Mica-4). Phyllosilicates are a subclass of silicates and include common mineral in very different environments. The results show that the material C18-Mica-4 is capable of eliminating the majority of pollutants that were evaluated in urban waste water, as well as surface water and potable water. The study, also, provides data on the adsorption mechanism and establishes a significant correlation between the physical chemical properties of the selected criteria and emerging pollutants and the adsorption to the material. In total, 18 organic pollutants were studied, among which were industrial pollutants, personal care products, and the pharmacological active ingredients such as anti-inflammatories, antibiotics, anti-epileptics, central nervous system stimulants and lipid-lowering agents, among others. Within the industrial pollutants, several compounds frequently used as cleaning products were analysed, as well as others used as waterand oil-repellents. With the personal care products, two synthetic preservatives were analysed (methylparaben and propylparaben), both widely used in cosmetic and pharmaceutical products. Lastly, nine active pharmacological ingredients were also tested (diclofenac, ibuprofen, salicylic acid, trimpethoprim, carbamazepine, propranolol, caffeine, clofibric acid and gemfibrozil). Taken to achieve different therapeutic effects, these all end up polluting our waters, essentially, via human excretion. The study was carried out on untreated urban waste water, treated urban waste water, surface water from rivers and potable water. “Studies like this, and others in the same line, are showing the potential of certain adsorbent materials for use in the industrial treatment of water affected by different types of pollution. Obtaining universal materials with a high elimination capacity and which can be used for a wide range of pollutants is the main goal in this area of investigation,” said the University of Seville professor Esteban Alonso, head of the research project. The following steps in this line of research will be: the evaluation of these materials in the elimination of other families of water pollutants, their application on an industrial scale, and, in parallel, the improvement of the functionality of the material itself. Source: University of Seville

those very people we are accusing of trafficking have genuinely and sacrificially dedicated their heart and soul into leading a benevolent and a compassionate life for our children, for us and for our nation. It is unimaginable to accuse them of something heinous like trafficking of children and babies. They have devoted their life to save the downtrodden sections of our society notably lepers and the marginalised which our very own society ostracise on many social levels. Instead of encouraging these voluntary organisations to holistically carry forth their solicitous and considerate pursuits: We have been falsely accusing them of committing despicable acts which indeed is detrimental to our society’s larger welfare and interests. It is a shame that these selfless wonderful human beings who are here to serve humanity are under the radar of false accusations and allegations. These are those nuns who have submitted their entire life to the utmost welfare of our nation yet we as a society have failed to recognise their sacrifices, their compassion and their humane demeanour. All I intend to ask everyone who seeks to believe in such allegations: Is this what philanthropic and altruistic people of our nation deserve in return for their humanitarian perspectives and endeavours? These accusations are not a question on their morality, but these are questions for us, on our collective conscience as a society and nation who have failed to recognise the simplicity of their benevolent outlook and life. The Judiciary should therefore immediately take suo moto cognisance of the matter to safeguard the nuns from victimisation engineered by malicious motives to bring the admirable work of Missionaries of Charity to shame and disrepute both at home and abroad. If the Missionaries of Charity are guilty, punish them, but if not, do not hound them. Dr. Abraham Mathai, Former Vice Chairman, Minorities Commission

he dilemma of twenty first century is that inspite of having innumerable educational institutions in the forms of schools, colleges and universities to day, the real purpose of education has not kept pace with the technological changes. The reason for this malaise are not far to seek. Though education in India has grown manifold since independence, still we follow to a great extent the system of education based upon the absolute and effete ideas of Macaulay who opined that Indians should be so educated so as to enable them to become merely clerks, though white-collared, in government offices, but in thought, outlook and in mind they should be English. It is frightening to note that our universities are still functioning on old and outdated lines, and thus producing clerks in large numbers. The need to foster technical education in a country like ours which is still on the threshold of progress, must be given paramount importance so as to put the country on the pace of progress, rapid development and fast industrialisation. Now the question is whether industrialisation and advanced technology will get rid this country of all the evils and the obstinate ills like increasing unemployment. The leaders of our country has to ponder over the issue of unemployment which is the burning question of the day. The technical education which seems apparently the best way of providing the youths with weapons with which they could fight against unemployment, can’t do it by itself, until and unless new employment opportunities are created by establishing and developing small-scale industries in large numbers where thousands of people can get employment. Unlike most higher education courses that provide degrees with no specific specialisation in a trade, vocational courses train students for a particular trade. But in our country, a three year degree course has always been more valued and respected than the short term job oriented courses. As a result, there is a mismatch between the skills required for the job and the skills possessed by the candidates, causing a large number of unem-

ployed graduates in the country. More institutes and universities for vocational training and centres of technical education/colleges should come up and vocational subjects should be made a part of the higher education degrees. At the same time, the society should shun its biased views against these courses and realise the need to have professional courses in this technology-dependent era. An unhappy trend, however, is being introduced in the field of technical education. Statistics show that even in the field of engineering, unemployment, under-employment and insecure employment has started growing. This certainly argues ill for our young engineers. To worsen things, it may be noted, an engineer or a mechanic cannot fit in any other profession in which he has not specialised. Adjustment in such cases becomes more difficult. So a stricter screening is necessary while admitting students in the technical and vocational institutions. Admission should always be related to likely requirements and final absorption in the society. Now a days we find vocation is quite a knotty problem. The openings are so many, but opportunities are so few. Almost every profession is over-crowded. Moreover, the study of law, medicine, engineering, architecture, hotel management, tourism and so on are very expensivebeyond the reach of weaker section of people. So the purse of the parents is an important factor in picking up a career. In modern social setting the choice of profession is very difficult. Every young boy and girl is faced with such a problem. A wrong choice may lead a youngster wretchedness and misery. In fine, we can sum up that vocational and technical educations prepare us for earning our living. Whereas, literary education or the humanities aim at attaching the educands with the art of humanitarianism. One primarily deals with the mind and faculties, the other with the mental activities and only with that part of the brain specially called for them. S. Ghose, PWD, Landmark Colony, Dimapur

Some lessons from watching FIFA World Cup matches

(From previous issue) 9. Just as we shout, jump, dance and go hysteria when our supporting team scores goals or wins the match troubling even our neighbours’ sleep… - How good would it be if we celebrate in equal enthusiasm when God’s works are accomplished/fulfilled, clapping, jumping and saying “Hallelujah” so that even our “sleeping” neighbours would hear our joy? How much would Satan be shamed and tamed when we do like that! 10. Just as we don’t regret even when our works are left undone or even when our health fails by watching uninterrupted World Cup matches on successive nights… - How good would it be if we all were earnestly working for our own salvation day in and day out even sacrificing our health and wealth? 11. Just as we spend hours without regret talking about how good the teams played last night, how majestic goals were scored by our favourite players or criticizing how the teams played poorly… - How good would it be if each one of us spoke everywhere about the inexhaustible goodness of “The Salvation Story” wrought by our Lord Jesus for us? How good would it be if all of us were excited to talk about Jesus with everyone at any time in any place! 12. Just as we curse, spit at and malign those players (even pointing at or touching on the TV screen) who deceitfully push or cause injury to our favourite players like Messi, Ronaldo or Neymar as if they can hear us saying “Be Careful!” or know what we do to them… - Likewise how beautiful would it be if we could curse and threaten Satan face to face courageously when he brings evil things or does harm to our beloved ones – our spouses, children, parents, siblings, fellow-believers, etc.? Satan would have fled to a faraway place if only we could do that! 13. Just as we unconsciously jump, clap and shout in joy when our supporting team wins… - How good would it be if our lives are filled with unspeakable joy of salvation that humming and singing became our habit? How good would it be if all of us were not ashamed to clap hands in joy to the Lord while singing, especially while singing Revival songs? How much would God be pleased with you and me and bless us if only we could do it! 14. Just as we get frustrated with our supporting team/players when they are unable to perform well and we start to malign, blaspheme and pass aspersive comments on them… - Likewise how strong our faith in God would have been if we get frustrated with ourselves and scold ourselves when

we fail to live up to God’s expectations from us? 15. Just as we get impatient with the clock waiting for it to tick at 7:30/11:30 P.M. during World Cup days… - How good would it be if the believers longed with excitement to do God’s work or got impatient for Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday or Sunday to arrive so that they could hurry for worship? 16. Just as we aren’t worried for money to buy flags of our respective supporting nations and unabashedly hoisting them in front of our homes and carry them along proudly in our vehicles… - How good would it be if we were unashamed of wearing the “Badge”or “Flag of Victory” that our Lord Jesus has given us? Consider how many of us willingly, wholeheartedly and loyally hoisted the “Clean Election Flag” during this year’s State Assembly elections? Let us think hard about it! 17. Just as we (for those who do not own a TV at home) do not feel lazy, afraid or hesitate to walk or go a long distance to a friend’s or relative’s place at night to watch World Cup matches… - How good would it be if we all werespiritually energetic, active and willing to go any mile at any time to attend worship services, prayer and fasting programmes, or to seek out the needy ones knowing that helping the weak and helpless ones pleases God? 18. Just as we are very punctual for the World Cup matches in spite of many unfished tasks at hand so that we do not

miss even a second of it or keep ourselves awake deep at night and watch the 90 minutes matches (some were more than 2 hours match) even without blinking the eyes or are able to get up at midnight with a smiling face…. - How good would it be if we were punctual for God’s work or for worship? How beautiful would it be if, at least often, we were able to get up with a smiling face at midnight so that we could spend some quality time with God in prayers? 19. Just as we get angry when our supporting team losses the match and we shout and cry (some even killing themselves!) not knowing where to find solace… - Likewise how good would it be if we got angry and frustrated when God’s work didn’t succeed? 20. Just as we are able to keep ourselves awake whole night on successive days during World Cup season and we don’t complain even if we get backache, headache and bodyache and are able to bear sitting for 7-8 hours without crumbling… - Likewise how good would it be if we could sit for 1 hour during worship services without complaint or were able to sit/participate in a 6-7 hours prayer & fasting programmes without any excuses? “How good would it be if we could understand God and were eager to worship him with the same measure of understanding and excitement of watching World Cup matches today?” (Concluded) Wb. Imli Ozüküm, Pastor, Mongsenyimti Baptist Church

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NStCB Ltd is the second largest banking network in the state having 21 branches. The NStC Bank has been serving the people in the best way possible since long past. The NStCB Pfutsero branch has been working altruistically with different governmental organisations, nongovernmental organizations and the Pfutsero branch is doing exceedingly fine with their services to different communities even to the remote villages for the past few years. The Kalos Society Pfutsero is thankful to the pfutsero branch, the branch manager Mhathung Khuvung and his staff for the services that the branch is giving and the major role that the branch is contributing to the area. The fully computerised banking facility of NEFT/RTGS and the installation of NStCB ATM for Pfutsero branch has improved the standard of living to different walks of life. The Kalos society appeal the people of the area to know the bank better and the services offered. The kalos society also request the people to avail the services provided by the NStCB as the bank is ready to make it easier for any improvements of the community through their many services. Apart from the quality services given to the customers by the pfutsero branch, the kalos society request the branch to be ready with enough drinking water and make available more resting seats for the customers, especially the old. Kalos Society Pfutsero (KSP) director Kupehi Losou and secretary, Zechelo Wetsah

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018

AgustaWestland charge sheet: Former IAF chief among 34 others

Former Air Chief SP Tyagi. (file)

New Delhi, Jul 18 (IANS): The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Wednesday filed a supplementary charge sheet in the Rs 3,600 crore AgustaWestland VVIP chopper deal against 34 individuals and foreign and Indian companies including former IAF chief S.P. Tyagi, his two cousins, advocate Gautam Khaitan and Italians Carlo Gerosa and Guido Haschke. While filing the charge sheet before special judge Arvind Kumar under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, the ED said that money was laundered through “multiple foreign companies” and these firms were used as “fronts to park alleged kickbacks”. The charge sheet,

filed through special public prosecutor N. K. Matta, will be taken up for consideration on July 20. The chargesheet, which mentions money laundering of around 28 million euros, named the former IAF chief ’s cousins Sanjeev Tyagi and Rajiv Tyagi along with Bruno Spagnolini, former CEO of AgustaWestland, and Giuseppe Orsi, the former chief of Italian defence and aerospace major Finmeccanica. Others named are Rajeev Saxena, Director of Dubia-based firm Matrix Holdings, his wife Shivani Saxena and Khaitan’s wife Ritu Khaitan. The charge sheet also names some Indian and foreign companies like

Aeromatrix Info Solution Ltd, Windsor Group Holdings, Ismax International Ltd, Cricklewood Ltd, Long Lasting Ltd, Matrix Holding Pvt Ltd, UHY Saxena, Dubai Interstellar Technologies Ltd, O.P. Khaitan and Co International Mediterranean Consulting, Tunisia Infotech Design Systems, Gordian Services, Finmeccanica SPA and AgustaWestland. The ED said kickbacks were paid by AgustaWestland through two different channels -- one handled by middleman Christian Michel James and the other by Gerosa and Haschke. ED had earlier attached properties worth Rs 10 crore and frozen shares worth more than Rs 150 crore belonging to Tyagi brothers, Khaitan, Gerosa, Haschke, James and Rajiv Saxena. The agency said it is likely to file more supplementary prosecution complaints or charge sheets in the matter. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) -the prime investigating agency -- has already filed a chargesheet in the case. On January 1, 2014, India cancelled the contract with Finmeccanica’s Brit-

106 contracts signed under defence ‘Make In India’: Govt

New Delhi, Jul 18 (IANS): The government on Wednesday said 106 contracts were signed in the last three and half years with local vendors for procurement of defence equipment amid mounting critcism that not even one big project could take off in what was billed as one of the cornerstones of the ‘Make in India initiative. The contracts have been signed for the purchase of helicopters, radars, ballistic helmets, artillery guns, simulators, missiles, bullet proof jackets, electronic fuzes and ammunition, Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre said in a written

Subhash Bamre (file)

reply in the Lok Sabha. He said the government also carried out the capital procurement of defence equipment as per the extant Defence Procurement Procedure (DPP)- 2016. It “focuses on institutionalizing, streamlining and simplifying defence procurement procedure to give a boost to the ‘Make in India’ initiative

by promoting indigenous design, development and manufacturing of defence equipment, platforms, systems and sub-systems.” He said the Defence Ministry was committed to DPP-2016 and was taking all steps necessary to realize its objectives. He said the government has also promulgated the policy of Strategic Partnership in the defence sector which encourages participation of the private sector in manufacture of major defence platforms and equipment in four selected segments submarines, fighter aircraft, helicopters and armoured fighting vehicles and tanks.

ish subsidiary AgustaWestland for supplying 12 AW101 VVIP choppers to the IAF, over alleged breach of contractual obligations and on charges of paying kickbacks amounting to Rs 423 crore. The CBI, which registered an FIR on March 12, 2013, alleged that S.P. Tyagi, who was the IAF chief from 2004 to 2007, and the other accused received kickbacks from AgustaWestland to help it win the contract. According to the CBI, the IAF chief allegedly took bribes of several crores from AgustaWestland through the middlemen -- and a complex set of companies in several countries -- to change the specifications of the contract, reducing the operational flight ceiling from 6,000 metres, as originally proposed, to 4,500 metres and the cabin height was brought down to 1.8 metres. The twin modifications were allegedly meant to rig the deal in favour of AgustaWestland, which eventually walked away with the order to supply the 12 choppers for the IAF’s Communication Squadron to ferry the President, the Prime Minister and other VVIPs.

Display registration numbers on VVIP’s cars: HC

New Delhi, Jul 18 (IANS): The Delhi High Court on Wednesday said that every vehicle, including that of top constitutional authorities, should display the registration number. The order by a bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C. Hari Shankar came while disposing of the public interest litigation filed by NGO Nyayabhoomi, which has sought to enforce display of registration numbers on VVIPs’ cars. The detailed order will be released later. The Road Transport and Highways Ministry, in its affidavit filed before the bench in March, had agreed to display of registration numbers on VVIPs’ cars and said that it has written to the authorities concerned to get these vehicles registered. The court was hearing a public interest litigation filed by Nyayabhoomi, which stated that the practice of replacing the registration numbers with the national emblem -- three lion heads adapted from the Lion Capital carved on an Ashokan pillar at Sarnath -- is both arbitrary and symptomatic of the desire to rule rather than to serve.

Congress CWC rejig: five prominent veterans dropped

N EW D ELHI , J UL 18 (AGENCIES): Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday constituted the Congress Working Committee and dropped veterans Digvijay Singh, Janardan Dwivedi, Kamal Nath, Sushilkumar Shinde and Karan Singh from the party’s highest decision-making body. In the working committee named a few months after he took over as Congress chief, Gandhi, however, included other veterans like AK Antony, Ahmed Patel, Ambika Soni, Motilal Vora, Ghulam Nabi Azad, Mallikarjun Kharge, Anand Sharma and Kumari Selja. The new Congress Wo r k i n g C o m m i t t e e (CWC) includes 23 members, 18 permanent invitees and 10 special invitees. He has also convened the first meeting of the extended CWC on July 22 to chalk out the party’s future strategy. The meeting will include all state unit presidents and Congress Legislative Party leaders from states. Besides himself, former party chief Sonia Gandhi and former prime minister Manmohan Singh, Gandhi has included all former Congress chief ministers Ashok Gehlot, Oomen Chandy, Tarun Gogoi, Siddharamaiah and

Harish Rawat. Rawat has also been made the party general secretary in-charge of Assam affairs. Other prominent exclusions are Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, who was earlier a permanent invitee to the body, former Haryana chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, former Himachal chief minister Virbhadra Singh and party veterans Mohan Prakash, Oscar Fernandes, C P Joshi and Mohsina Kidwai. However, Hooda’s son Deepender Singh has been made a special invitee. Gandhi’s new CWC team, the names of which was released by party general secretary Ashok Gehlot, has a blend of old and new leaders. Though it signifies a shift towards youth leadership, the old guard has not been completely left out as Gandhi had himself said at the party’s plenary session that he will move forward with the experience of the old and the energy of the youth. Among the new faces are Mukul Wasnik, Avinash Pande, KC Venugopal, Dipak Babaraia, Tamradhwaj Sahu, Gaikhangam and Ashok Gehlot, whom he has also made party general secretaries.

The permanent invitees include former Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit, P Chidambaram, Jyotiraditya Scindia, Randeep Surjewala, Balasaheb Thorat, Tariq Hameed Karra and P C Chacko. The new Congress chief has also included all AICC secretaries in-charge of different states - Jitendra Singh, RPN Singh, PL Punia, Asha Kumari, Rajni Patil, Ram Chandra Khuntia, Anugrah Narayan Singh, Rajeev S Satav, Shaktisinh Gohil, Gaurav Gogoi and A Chella Kumar - as permanent invitees. However, they will only be ex-officio members of the panel. Among the special invitees to the CWC include KH Muniyappa, Ar un Yadav, Deepender Hooda, Jitin Prasada and Kuldeep Bishnoi. Besides chiefs of party’s frontal organisations INTUC, Seva Dal, Youth Congress, Mahila Congress and NSUI have also been included as exofficio special invitees and they will also be ex-officio members. The July 22 meeting will be of an ‘extended working committee’ as Gandhi has also invited all state unit presidents and Congress Legislative Party leaders from states.

Cabinet approves scheme for freeing prisoners

New Delhi, Jul 18 (IANS): The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a remission scheme for certain categories of prisoners, including women, transgender, and physically disabled, under which they will be set free on satisfying the given criteria. The scheme will cover those women and transgenders who have crossed age of 55 years, and men over 60 years of age, given they have served 50 per cent of their total sentence, Law and Justice Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told reporters here after the cabinet meeting.

Prisoners with over 70 per cent disability and who have served 50 per cent of their sentence will also be covered under the scheme-irrespective of their age. Terminally ill prisoners are also under consideration, the Minister said. Prasad said that the decision was taken to commemorate Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary, falling next year. The scheme, however, was conditional and those convicted of murder, acts of terrorism, kidnapping for ransom, rape, dowry death and human trafficking will not be covered.

Ravi Shankar Prasad (file)

Also, those booked under the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities Act, the Prevention of Terrorism Act, the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, the Foreign Exchange Management Act, the Narcotics Drug and Psychotropic Substances

Act, the Prevention of Corruption Act and those serving death and life sentences will not be covered under the scheme, he said. As per the decision, taken in the Cabinet meeting being chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the prisoners will be released in three phases, a gover nment statement said.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018

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Mumbai, Jul 18 (PTI): Gold prices tumbled further by Rs 350 to close at Rs 29,705 per 10 gram at the bullion market here today, tracking a weak trend overseas and slump in demand from local jewellers. Silver also dropped by Rs 635 to Rs 37,935 per kg following persistent offtake from industrial units. Standard gold (99.5 per cent purity) fell by Rs 350 to finish at Rs 29,705 per 10 grams from Tuesday’s closing level of Rs 30,055. Pure gold (99.9 per cent purity) also moved down by a similar margin to close at Rs 29,855 per 10 grams as against Rs 30,205. Silver (.999 fineness) prices declined by Rs 635 to conclude at Rs 37,935 per kg compared to Rs 38,570 previously. Globally, gold fell to the lowest in a year on a buoyant dollar and falling oil prices, but some analysts said bullion is close to bottoming out. Spot gold was down 0.3 per cent at USD 1,223.11 an ounce at early trade.

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The customers of iconic Hyundai brands – Santro, Accent and i10 would be invited to share their brilliant memories with Hyundai through the microsite www.BrilliantMoments.in, special letter boxes at the Hyundai dealership network, email on entries@brilliantmoments.in and Whatsapp (8130121212). In Phase II, top 10 #BrilliantMoments stories shared by the Hyundai customers would be made into individual films and promoted on the microsite www.BrilliantMoments. in. In Phase III, top 10 Brilliant stories would be promoted for voting and the top 3 films with highest votes would be chosen as winners. The winners will be gifted Hyundai cars at a mega event in presence of its cor porate brand ambassador Shah Rukh Khan, domestic holiday for 10 couples and 1000 gift vouchers for lucky winners. Speaking at the launch of

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DIMAPUR, Jul 18 (NPN): Hyundai Motor India Ltd. (HMIL), the country’s second largest car manufacturer and the largest exporter is celebrating 20 years of sales and production in the Indian Market. To celebrate Hyundai’s legacy and thank over 5.5 Million valuable customers, emotionally connecting Brilliant Moments with Hyundai (BMH) campaign will invoke nostalgic memories to connect with all Hyundai customers. BMH campaign will provide a unique experience through various experiential marketing, sales and service initiatives at all Hyundai Touch points and invite the customers of Santro, Accent and i10 to share their brilliant moment stories. In phase I, from June 27 to July 31, Hyundai will release two emotionally connecting films ‘The Deal with ACCENT’ and ‘Army with SANTRO’ and will be promoted on social media and digital platforms.

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Mumbai, Jul 18 (PTI): The rupee firmed up by 12 paise to 68.33 against the US dollar on increased selling of the American currency by exporters and banks. Forex dealers said besides sustained selling of the greenback, a higher opening of the domestic equity markets boosted the rupee at the interbank forex market. However, the dollar’s strength against some currencies overseas capped the gains of the domestic unit. The dollar firmed after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s US economic outlook reinforced views that the central bank is on track to hike interest rates gradually. Yesterday, the local currency bounced back to settle at a fresh two-week high of 68.45 against the US currency, gaining 12 paise as crude oil prices beat a hasty retreat, easing inflation and trade deficit worries. Meanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex was surged 227.91 points, or 0.62 per cent, to hit an all-time high of 36,747.87 in opening trade today.

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of bad loans and widening losses have made it difficult for banks to service these bonds from their own earnings. As a result, public sector banks were facing the risk of breaching the regulatory capital requirement, sources said. The government would likely infuse Rs 28.2 billion in to Punjab National Bank, Rs 25.5 billion into Corporation Bank, Rs 21.6 billion into Indian Overseas Bank, Rs 20.2 billion into Andhra Bank and Rs 18 billion into Allahabad Bank, an official said. The government will issue recapitalisation bonds to infuse capital into these lenders and have sought regulatory approvals, sources

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ruary 2017, which allowed the SBI to acquire these subsidiaries. “After the acquisition of the subsidiary banks by SBI, the subsidiary banks have ceased to exist and, therefore, it was necessary to repeal the State Bank of India (Subsidiary Banks) Act, 1959 and the State Bank of Hyderabad Act, 1956,” the objectives of the Bill read. “There are certain provisions in the State Bank of India Act, 1955, which apply to the subsidiary banks. After the acquisition of all the subsidiary banks by the SBI, it is not necessary to retain such provisions in the State Bank of India Act, 1955. Therefore, certain amendments are necessary in the said Act in so far as they relate to the subsidiary banks,” it said.

New Delhi, Jul 18 (Agencies): The government has decided to infuse Rs 113 billion into five public sector banks, including Punjab National Bank, to help them meet regulatory capital requirements, sources said. According to Business Standard, the capital infusion will be a part of the Rs 2.11-trillion recapitalisation plan for public sector banks announced by the government last year. It is a result of the banks’ inability to fund the interest payment to bond holders of Additional Tier 1 (AT-1) bonds, according to sources. AT-1 bonds are perpetual in nature and therefore provide higher interest rates to investors. A high-level

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owned by the State Bank of India (SBI). The SBI had 90 percent shareholding in the State Bank of Mysore, 75.07 percent shareholding in the State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur and 79.09 percent shareholding in the State Bank of Travancore. For the purposes of “rationalisation of resources, reduction of costs, better profitability, lower cost of funds leading to better rate of interest for public at large, improved productivity and customer service,” the SBI, with the sanction of the central government and in consultation with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), entered into negotiations with these subsidiary banks for acquiring the business, including assets and liabilities. The Union Cabinet granted its approval in Feb-

Law and Justice Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told reporters after the meeting. “The cost of sugar production is estimated to be only Rs 155 per quintal against which we have decided to give an FRP of Rs 275 per quintal. This is 77.42 per cent higher than the cost of production,” he said. With Lok Sabha elections next year, the move is seen as the government’s attempt to woo the farmers. Earlier this month, the government had hiked the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for various crops providing farmers a profit of 50 per cent or more over “cost of production”, for 14 notified kharif crops for 2018-19. As per the estimates issued by industry body Indian Sugar Mills Association (ISMA), total sugar production in season 2018-19 starting October is expected to be 35-35.5 million tonnes.

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New Delhi, Jul 18 (IANS): Parliament has approved the bill to merge six subsidiary banks with the State Bank of India (SBI) with the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday clearing the State Banks (Repeal and Amendment) Bill, 2017. The bill repeals the State Bank of India (Subsidiary Banks) Act, 1959, and State Bank of Hyderabad Act, 1956 besides amending the State Bank of India (SBI) Act, 1955. The State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur, State Bank of Mysore, State Bank of Patiala and State Bank of Travancore were constituted under the State Bank of India (Subsidiary Banks) Act, 1959. The State Bank of Hyderabad and the State Bank of Patiala were wholly

New Delhi, Jul 18 (IANS): With an eye on the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the government on Wednesday sweetened its deal for the sugarcane farmers: it approved a Rs 20 per quintal increase in the minimum price that sugar mills will have to pay to farmers for the 2018-19 season starting October. The decision to increase the Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) from Rs 255 per quintal to Rs 275 was taken during the meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA). The FRP is the minimum price legally guaranteed for sugarcane farmers. “We have approved the FRP of sugarcane at Rs 275 per quintal for a basic recovery rate of 10 per cent for sugar season 2018-19, providing a premium of Rs 2.75 per quintal for each 0.1 per cent increase in recovery over and above 10 per cent,”

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018

EU slaps record $5 bn fine on Google; Pichai says will appeal

B ru s s e l s, J u l 1 8 (IANS): Accusing Google of illegally using Android mobile devices to strengthen dominance of its search engine, the European Commission on Wednesday imposed a record fine of 4.34 billion euros ($5 billion) on the tech giant, which said it would appeal against the decision. According to the Commission, Google has imposed since 2011 illegal restrictions on Android device manufacturers and mobile network operators to cement its dominant position in general Internet search. Google must now bring the conduct effectively to an end within 90 days or face additional penalty, the ruling said.Reacting to the ruling, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said the company will appeal against the Commission’s decision. “Rapid innovation, wide choice, and falling prices are classic hallmarks of robust competition. Android has enabled this and created more choice for everyone, not less. This is why we intend to appeal today’s

Android decision,” Pichai wrote in a blog post immediately after the verdict. The decision, according to the Google CEO, ignores the fact that Android phones compete with iOS phones. “It also misses just how much choice Android provides to thousands of phone makers and mobile network operators who build and sell Android devices; to millions of app developers around the world who have built their businesses with Android; and billions of consumers who can now afford and use cutting-edge Android smartphones,” Pichai wrote.

According to Commissioner Margrethe Vestager who is in charge of competition policy, their case is about three types of restrictions that Google has imposed on Android device manufacturers and network operators to ensure that traffic on Android devices goes to the Google search engine. “In this way, Google has used Android as a vehicle to cement the dominance of its search engine. These practices have denied rivals the chance to innovate and compete on the merits. They have denied European consumers the benefits of effective competition in the

important mobile sphere. This is illegal under EU antitrust rules,” Vestager explained. In particular, Google has required manufacturers to pre-install the Google Search app and browser app (Chrome), as a condition for licensing Google’s app store (the Play Store). The company made payments to certain large manufacturers and mobile network operators on condition that they exclusively pre-installed the Google Search app on their devices. The Commission also found that Google prevented manufacturers wishing to pre-install Google apps from selling even a single smart mobile device running on alternative versions of Android that were not approved by Google. The Commission’s decision, according to Google CEO Sundar Pichai, sends a troubling signal in favour of proprietary systems over open platforms. Pichai said the company has always agreed that with size comes responsibility.

Musk says sorry over ‘pedo’ remark after backlash

San Francisco, Jul 18 (IANS): Bowing to pressure from investors amid falling Tesla stock, Elon Musk on Wednesday apologised to British cave explorer Vern Unsworth whom he had baselessly called a “pedo”. “Nonetheless, his actions against me do not justify my actions against him, and for that I apologise to Mr Unsworth and to the companies I represent as leader. The fault is mine and mine alone,” Musk tweeted. Unsworth had dismissed the “mini-submarine” idea from Musk to save 12 boys and their coach from the cave, called it a “PR stunt” to which, Musk reacted in a bizarre way. “My words were spoken in anger after Mr Unsworth said several untruths and suggested I engage in a sexual act with the mini-sub, which had been built as an act of kindness and according to specifications from the dive team leader,” the Tesla CEO further tweeted to a user. Earlier, Musk’s Twitter posts sparked backlash from shareholders and Silicon Valley analysts, who called his behaviour “immature and an impediment to the car company’s success”, The Guardian reported.

Rescued Thai cave boys relive ‘moment of miracle’ after hospital discharge

The boys’ appearance before the media is meant to be a one-off.

Lo n d o n, J u l 1 8 (Agencies): The 12 boys rescued from a flooded cave in Thailand have spoken publically of their ordeal for the first time, describing the “moment of miracle” when divers found them. Adul Sam-on, 14, the only member of the group who speaks English, told reporters he could only say “hello” when the British divers surfaced. The boys were trapped in the the Tham Luang caves for more than two weeks. They left hospital earlier on Wednesday and are on their way home. They appeared in their football kit at a news conference in Chiang Rai, alongside members of the Thai Navy Seals who helped rescue them.

One boy described how they had lived only on water from the stones of the cave. “Water is clean,” he said. “No food.” Some said they would learn from their ordeal. One promised to be “more careful and live my life the fullest”. Another said: “This experience taught me to be more patient and strong.” Chiang Rai’s provincial governor, Prachon Pratsukan, said this would be the boys’ “only official media interview”, saying that there would “be no more speaking with the press after this”. Questions submitted by journalists were vetted ahead of time, and have been screened by a child psychiatrist to ensure they do not distress the boys.

There are also plans for the boys to be ordained as Buddhist monks for a short period of time, a tradition for males in Thailand who have experienced a misfortune.They entered the Tham Luang cave in the northern district of Chiang Rai on 23 June during an excursion with their coach. They had planned to be there for only an hour but found themselves trapped after a sudden bout of heavy rain flooded the cave complex, blocking their only way out. Their parents soon informed officials they were missing, and a search and rescue operation began. Nine days passed before the boys were found by two British rescue divers.

Pakistani cleric on US terror list Global fight against AIDS is at ‘precarious point’: UN extends support to Imran’s party emony. When contacted, Khalil confirmed that he and other Ulema had hosted Umar on Sunday and decided to support him in the elections. However, he clarified that he had not joined the PTI. “We are not joining the PTI. We just announced to support Asad Umar in NA54,” he was quoted as saying by the daily. When contacted, Umar said he was unaware whether Khalil was on the US-designated list of terrorists. “I have known him for three years. He has condemned terrorist activities by the TTP and made efforts for unity and harmony between various religious groups and sects. This is what I like about him,” he said.

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Kabul, Jul 18 (IANS): Eleven Afghan journalists and media workers have been killed in the first half of the year amid deteriorating security, an independent media safety group said on Wednesday. “The first six months of 2018 was the bloodiest reporting period for journalists and the media community in Afghanistan. About 89 cases of violence and intimidation were reported, 11 of which involved the killing of journalists,” Afghan Journalists Safety Committee (AJSC) told Xinhua news agency. A group of nine reporters were killed on April 30 in a suicide bombing while they were covering a terrorist attack at a diplomatic district. The attack was later claimed by the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group. Two other journalists were shot dead in southern Kandahar and easter n Khost provinces in the same month. The press safety group also expressed concern over the continuation and expansion of violence and threats to Afghan journalists posed by terrorist groups, particularly Taliban and IS affiliates. “The intensity and scale of violence has been unprecedented during this period of 2018,” AJSC added.

in 2017 were the lowest this century, at fewer than a million people, the report said. But Sidibe also said there were now “crisis” points in preventing the spread of HIV - particularly among high-risk and vulnerable populations and in securing sustained funding. “The success in saving lives has not been matched with equal success in reducing new HIV infections,” he said. “New HIV infections are not falling fast enough. HIV prevention services are not being provided on an adequate scale ... and are not reaching the people who need them the most.” Sidibe said a failure to halt new infections among children was a big worry.

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political party. Both HuM and Ansarul Ummah are on the SDGT list. Khalil’s Ansarul Ummah also took part in the last local government elections. However, many were surprised when senior party leader Asad Umar took to social media to announce that Khalil along with hundreds of other Ulema (clerics) had joined the PTI and announced their support to him in the upcoming elections, the daily reported. “Maulana Fazlur Rehman Kahlil has joined the PTI along with hundreds of his followers and Ulema,” Umar wrote in a Facebook post with an album showing Umar being welcomed by Khalil and others and the two addressing the cer-

the AIDS epidemic. Time is running out.” Michel Sidibe, executive director of UNAIDS, noted in the report’s foreword that there had been great progress in reducing deaths from AIDS and in getting a record number of people worldwide into treatment with antiretroviral drugs. The report said an estimated 21.7 million of the 37 million people who have the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that causes AIDS were on treatment in 2017, five and a half times more than a decade ago. This rapid and sustained increase in people getting treatment helped drive a 34 percent drop in AIDS-related deaths from 2010 to 2017. AIDS deaths

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Islamabad, Jul 18 (PTI): A Pakistani cleric, who is placed by the US on a terror watch list, has extended his support to Imran Khan’s party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf in the upcoming general elections scheduled for July 25, a media report said Wednesday. The cleric, Maulana Fazlur Rehman Khalil was placed by the US government on Specially Designated Global Terrorists (SDGT) list on September 30, 2014, for his alleged role in Harkatul Mujahideen (HuM) militant organisation, which he reportedly founded in the past, the Express Tribune reported. He later founded and is still heading Ansarul Ummah, which he calims is a

LO N DO N , J u l 1 8 (Agencies): Complacency is starting to stall the fight against the global AIDS epidemic, with the pace of progress not matching what is needed, the United Nations warned on Wednesday, Reuters reported. The United Nations’ HIV and AIDS body UNAIDS said in an update report that the fight was at a “precarious point” and while deaths were falling and treatment rates rising, rates of new HIV infections threatened to derail efforts to defeat the disease. “The world is slipping off track. The promises made to society’s most vulnerable individuals are not being kept,” the report said. “There are miles to go in the journey to end

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Cliff Richard: Singer wins BBC privacy case at High Court S ir Cliff Richard has won his privacy case against the BBC over its coverage of a police raid on his home. High Court judge Justice Mann awarded an initial ÂŁ210,000 in damages. The singer claimed the BBCâ€™s reporting of the 2014 raid, which was part of an investigation into historical child sex allegations, was a â€œserious invasionâ€? of privacy. He was never arrested or charged. The BBC said journalists acted in good faith and it is considering an appeal. Speaking outside the High Court in London, the BBCâ€™s director of news and current affairs Fran Unsworth apologised to Sir Cliff and said: â€œIn retrospect, there are things we would have done differently.â€? But, she said, the case marked a â€œsignificant shiftâ€? against press freedom and an â€œimportant principleâ€? around the publicâ€™s right to know was at stake. In his judgement, Justice Mann said the BBC had infringed Sir Cliff â€™s privacy rights in a â€œseriousâ€? and â€œsensationalistâ€? way. He rejected the BBCâ€™s case that its reporting, which included footage filmed

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from a helicopter, was justified under rights of freedom of expression and of the press. Justice Mann said a suspect in a police investigation â€œhas a reasonable expectation of privacyâ€? and while Sir Cliff being investigated â€œmight be of interest to the gossip-mongerâ€?, there was not a â€œgenuine public interestâ€? case. He awarded Sir Cliff ÂŁ190,000 damages and an extra ÂŁ20,000 in aggravated damages after the BBC submitted its coverage of the raid for an award. The BBC must pay 65% of the ÂŁ190,000 and South Yorkshire Police, which car-

ried out the raid, 35%. South Yorkshire Police had earlier agreed to pay Sir Cliff ÂŁ400,000 after settling a claim he brought against the force. At court, Sir Cliff told the BBC he was â€œchoked upâ€? at the judgement, adding: â€œItâ€™s wonderful news.â€? Fans supporting him sang the singerâ€™s hit Congratulations as the judgement was announced. The 77-year-old singer took legal action against the BBC over broadcasts of a South Yorkshire Police raid on his home in Sunningdale, Berkshire, in August 2014. Officers were investi-

gating an allegation made by a man who claimed he was sexually assaulted by Sir Cliff at an event at Sheffield Unitedâ€™s Bramall Lane in 1985 when he was a child. BBC director of editorial policy and standards David Jordan told BBC Radio 4â€™s World At One the judgement could have a â€œchilling effectâ€? on the ability of the media to report when somebody is the subject of a police investigation. He said the BBC will look in depth at the 200-page judgement before deciding on whether or not to appeal. (BBC)

nesco Director General Audrey Azoulay on Wednesday called for a worldwide debate on the consequences of large-scale use of artificial intelligence (AI). Azoulay, who is on an official visit to China, said AI raises questions, as it opens up the possibilities in the areas such as military, security and individual freedoms, Efe news reported. â€œWe need to have a conversation on this subject, which has not happened yetâ€?, she said. The UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization is set to hold a conference in Paris on the topic in January 2019. She stressed that Unesco dealt with ethics of science and had a role to play in the issue. â€œWe need to have a conversation about the ethics of AI, which cannot happen without China,â€? said Azoulay, who became the first Director-General of Unesco to meet a Chinese President after she met Xi Jinping, with whom she discussed Beijingâ€™s cooperation with her organization. (IANS)

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Black Pantherâ€™s sister, Shuri, gets own Marvel comic series

ar vel has announced a new comic book series about Black Pantherâ€™s sister, Shuri, a scientific genius and princess of the mythical nation of Wakanda. It debuts in October and will be written by author Nnedi Okorafor and artwork by Leonardo Romero. The series follows her as she takes the reins after her brother and titular hero, Tâ€™Challa, disappears into space. The Black Panther movie was a huge success this year and was hailed for having a largely black cast. Shuriâ€™s sarcasm and high-tech inventions made her one of the main new characters in the film. â€œWhile she [Shuri] is the most at home in her lab, working to keep her country at the forefront of science

and technology, Wakanda is missing its leader,â€? Marvel wrote in a press statement about the new series. â€œWithout Tâ€™Challa around, Shuri will have to decide if she will forego her own passions in order to stand up for her nation.â€? British actress Letitia Wright (right) played the Black Pantherâ€™s younger sister Ms Okorafor, who writes African-based science fiction and fantasy novels, is no stranger to the Marvel Universe: she has previously contributed to the bi-weekly series, Black Panther: Long Live the King. The American author, who has Nigerian parents, has won a number of international awards, including a Hugo Award for her novella, Binti, and the Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature. She told the online womenâ€™s magazine, Bustle,

that Shuri was a character in the â€œMarvel Universe who really sings to me.â€? Her novel Who Fears Death is reportedly being made into a drama series produced by Game Of Thronesâ€™ George RR Martin. Okorafor explained in an email to Bustle that she loved the character for her ambition and being a young African woman of â€œgenius level intelligence who is obsessed with technology and has travelled spiritually so far into the past that sheâ€™s seen Wakanda before it was Wakanda.â€? The Black Panther comic title was reinvigorated in 2016 under author Ta-Nehisi Coates. Two years later, the Black Panther movie became a success and took more than $1bn (ÂŁ795m) from cinemas worldwide. (BBC)

â€˜One directionâ€™ back together to judge â€˜X Factorâ€™

t is confirmed that Robbie Williams, Ayda Field, Louis Tomlinson and Simon Cowell would be judging this yearâ€™s â€œX Factorâ€? Speaking at an â€œX Factorâ€? press conference today, Simon confessed he actually had no idea they started the next day, reports dailystar.co.uk. But One Direction star Louis is already looking ahead to the next stages of the competition.

Louis confirmed heâ€™d had some messages of support from his fellow boy band members, including newly-single Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Niall Horan. He said: â€œI know there have been a few things in the press the last couple of days and Iâ€™ve had a few texts, but Iâ€™ve not had a chance to speak to them about it yet.â€? The X Factor returns to ITV later this year. (IANS)

Heath Ledger and â€˜The Tyrese wants to end feud with Dwayne Scientists discover new â€˜Meghalayan ageâ€™ in Earthâ€™s history Dark Knightâ€™ to return to IMAX animals and plant life. The current age in which we live is called the Holocene Epoch, which reflects everything that has happened over the past 11,700 years -- since a dramatic warming kicked us out of the last ice age, the BBC reported. But the Holocene itself can be subdivided, according to the International Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS). The ICS is the official keeper of geologic time and it proposed three stages be introduced to denote the epochâ€™s upper, middle and lower phases. These all record major climate events. The Meghalayan, the youngest stage, runs from 4,200 years ago to 1950. It began with a destructive drought, whose effects lasted two centuries, and severely disrupted civili-

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Pakistan’s Faheem Ashraf took career best figures of 5/22 in the third match against Zimbabwe. (AFP)

Bulawayo, Jul 18 (Agencies): Captain Sarfraz Ahmed hailed “a great performance” after his team sealed a series win by strolling to a nine-wicket victory over Zimbabwe in the third one-day international on Wednesday. Seamer Faheem Ashraf was the pick of a bristling Pakistani attack, taking a career best five for 22 as the hosts were skittled for just 67. Opener Fakhar Zaman then continued his good run of form to see Pakistan home in the 10th over with an unbeaten 43.

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“First of all, a great p e r f o r m a n c e,” s a i d Ahmed. “Ashraf is getting better day by day. He’s an allrounder, and we need him.” Once again Zimbabwe won the toss and opted to bat first, but their slide began as early as the second over. Prince Masvaure, on his debut, was caught out by a lifter from Usman Khan and Zimbabwe were under immediate pressure at 1 for 1. The hosts were wobbling at 26 for 3 when Ashraf came on as first

change in the 10th over, and he quickly had Peter Moor brilliantly caught in the slips by Babar Azam before trapping Chamu Chibhabha leg before wicket with a skidding full delivery. He then had Elton Chigumbura caught behind and bowled Ryan Murray as Zimbabwe slipped to a perilous 54 for 8. Tailenders Wellington Masakadza and Blessing Muzarabani clung on for seven overs, but leg-spinner Shadab Khan eventually removed Muzarabani with a googly and Ashraf then returned to end the innings with a pinpoint yorker. That delivery clean bowled number 11 Richard Ngarava, giving Ashraf his maiden international fivewicket haul. Zimbabwe’s 67 was their lowest ever total against Pakistan, and the lowest score ever recorded in 78 ODIs at Queens Sports Club. “I try to bowl in good areas and a stump to stump line,” said Ashraf. “Our bowling coach [Azhar Mahmood] puts in a lot of effort. He’s really helped us to get better, and a lot of credit for my first

five-for in international cricket goes to him.” In response, Pakistan lost Imam ul Haq to the first ball of the chase, gloving a quick bouncer from Muzarabani through to wicketkeeper Ryan Murray. Zaman was also struck on the grille of his helmet by a short one from Ngarava, but he quickly recovered his composure and ended the match in a flurry of boundaries. He struck seven fours in the space of 10 deliveries to seal the match and give Pakistan an unassailable 3-0 lead in the series. “A bit of a disaster really,” said Zimbabwe captain Hamilton Masakadza. “Today we’ve gone quite a long way backwards, but these things happen in cricket. As a batting group, we have a lot of hard questions to ask ourselves,” he said. “The main thing is to stay positive, because once you go in that direction and get down on yourself it’s very hard to come back.” The teams will play two further matches, on Friday and Sunday, at the same ground.

Duleep Trophy begins on Aug 17 Mumbai, Jul 18 (IANS): BCCI on Wednesday announced that the 37-team Ranji Trophy championship will be held from November 1, 2018 to February 6, 2019 after the conclusion of the Vijay Hazare and the Deodhar Trophy 50-overs tournaments. The domestic season will begin with the Duleep Trophy, starting on August 17, 2018. It will end on September 8. Then the Vijay Hazare Trophy will run from September 19 to October 20, while the Deodhar Trophy will run from October 23 to 27. The Ranji Trophy will have nine new teams in Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Puducherry, Sikkim & Uttarakhand.

Lincicome to play against men on PGA tour

Brittany Lincicome.

Lo n d o n, J u l 1 8 (Agencies): While all eyes are on the leading male players in the world at Carnoustie this week, one female golfer will be doing her bit to inspire young girls to take up the sport. For as the 147th Open gets under way, Brittany Lincicome will be lining up alongside the men at the PGA’s Barbosal Championship in Kentucky. In doing so the 32-

Pant gets maiden call; Shami back for first 3 Eng Tests

New Delhi, Jul 18 Shami, who was dropped (IANS): Explosive wick- from the lone Test match etkeeper-batsman Rishabh against Afghanistan for failPant was on Wednesday ing a fitness test, made his picked as the second choice way back to the team after stumper as the Board of clearing the mandatory yoControl for Cricket in India yo test. Middle-order bats(BCCI) recalled pacer Mo- man Karun Nair has also hammed Shami in the 18- been re-called to the squad member squad for the first while Rohit Sharma failed three Tests of the five-match to make it. rubber against England. Pacer Jasprit Bumrah, Pant was rewarded who is recuperating from with the Test call-up fol- a thumb injury, has been lowing a successful run included in the squad, but 5-21, 8-21 by the junior Indian. In the with the willow in the In- will be available for selection women’s doubles match, Nafeesah dian Premier League (IPL). from the second Test onSara Siraj and Medha succumbed before China’s Guo Lizhi and Yijing Li 9-21, 18-21. There was however, 1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY complete disappointment from the of Late Khuivi Chishi mixed doubles matches as India lost all the three affairs on Wednesday. 'OUR HERO' The first Indian pair comprising Srikrishna Sai Kumar and Srishti Jupudi failed to maintain their winning momentum as they lost to Indonesia’s Muhammad Juan Elgiffani and Windi Siti Mulyani 21-17, 13-21, 15-21. In the second match, India’s Orijit Chaliha and Preerthi Konadam lost to Chinese Taipei’s Lin Yu Chieh and Cheng Yu Pei 1521, 18-21.

Inter-district Badminton C’ship at Pfutsero Kohima, Jul 18 (NPN): The 42nd Inter District and State Open Badminton Championship 2018 would be held at Pfutsero from August 6-11. The championship will be hosted by Phek District Badminton Association. All districts including Nagaland Police have been requested to make necessary preparations to participate in the tournament. Associations have been asked to submit the final list of players latest by July 31. K Y M C

“You saw me before I was born. Every day of my life was recorded in your book. Every moment was laid out before a single day had passed.”

Psalms 139:16

“Be a life long or short, its completeness depends on what it was lived for”. -David Starr Jordan.

Loving, Parents, brothers and family members.

3rd DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved mother Lt. Tsenrolo Kikon

Dearest Ayo, Your life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, you are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure.

Born : 15-08-2001 Died : 13-07-2018

Loving husband, children, in-laws, grandchildren and relatives

Everytime we think of you Our heart still fills with pride Though we'll always miss you, dad We know you're by our side.

Anubo …You went home full circle… We the family members of Lt. Anuvi B Chophy, eldest son of Boheto Chophy and Ikheni Chophy express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us physically, financially and spiritually at the sudden and tragic demise of our beloved son. It is our sincere prayer that our God bless each and everyone of you abundantly. We would also like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the following for their inexplicable services rendered to us : 1. Pastors and believers of East Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church, Purana Bazar. 2. Inhabitants of Model colony, East Dimapur. 3. East Dimapur Sumi Youth Organization. 4. Principal, Staff and Cadets of Sainik School Punglwa Nagaland. 5. Principal and Staff of Sainik School Goalpara Assam. 6. Parents Association of Sainik School Punglwa Nagaland. 7. Akuluto Town & Area Union Dimapur. 8. Sapotimi Kughuko Union Dimapur. 9. Friends and well wishers of beloved Lt. Anubo Chophy. 10. Executive Secretary and staff of Goalpara Christian Ministry and Dr. Kisheto Sumi. 11. Love and Care Home Darogapathar. 12. Mrs & Mr. Azheto Zhimomi, member Nagaland Legislative Assembly. 13. Police Engineering Project Division, Chumukedima. 14. Staff of GMS Purana Bazar A, Dimapur. 15. Sunrise Coaching Centre, Darogapathar. 16. Mrs & Mr. Kazheto Kinimi MLA and Advisor, Labour, Skill Development and CAWD, Government of Nagaland. 17. Staff of WSBAK Akuvuto. 18. Zukihe Baptist Church. 19. Niu Colony Aza muqo. 20. Teachers of GPS Purana Bazar (Sumi)

Test squad will be made soon,” the board said. India’s squad for first three Tests against England: Virat Kohli (Captain), Shikhar Dhawan, Lokesh Rahul, Murali Vijay, Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane (vice-captain), Karun Nair, Dinesh Karthik (WK), Rishabh Pant (WK), Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Hardik Pandya, Ishant Sharma, Mohd. Shami, Umesh Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Shardul Thakur.

You held our hand when we were small You're the hero of our childhood And our later years as well.

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C h e nna i , J u l 1 8 (IANS): The fourth leg of the 3x3 Basketball League (3BL) will be held here on July 21 and 22. The fourth leg will see the addition of Canada’s Bikramjit Gill, joining the Indian and international basketball players in 3BL including Leandro Souza de Lima, Inderbir Singh Gill and Kiran Shastri who will be putting on their best show. The Chennai round will witness a very tough and intriguing competition between Delhi Hoopers and Ahmedabad Wingers, the top two teams post the third round. Mumbai Hustlers and Chennai Icons will also come strong in the second half of the league to possibly secure a top rank position. The four th round could be a game changer for Chennai Icons as well as for Mumbai Hustlers.

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3x3 Basketball League on July 21-22

Manipuri boys -- Manjit Singh and Dingku Singh -- put up a wonderful resistance to overcome their Indonesian rivals Muhammad C. Chaniago and Helmi Abu Hanifa 22-20, 23-21. Earlier in the women singles, Dipti Kutty, Medha Shashidharan and Kavipriya Selvam found easy opponents in their respective matches as the trio moved into the next round. While India No.7 Dipti defeated Kazakhstan’s Aisha Zhumabek 21-18, 21-13, Medha thrashed Iya Gordeyeva, another shuttler from Kazakh, 21-9, 21-10. On the other hand, Myanmar’s Seng Jar Nan failed to put up a fight before Kavipriya as she was hammered

wards based on his fitness, a BCCI statement confirmed. Meanwhile, fellow paceman Bhuvneshwar Kumar has his back injury after featuring in the third One-day International (ODI) against England on Tuesday and was left out of the first three Tests. “Bhuvneshwar Kumar aggrevated a lower back condition in the third ODI against England. His condition is being assessed by the BCCI medical team and a call on his inclusion in the

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Jr Badminton Asiad: Indian girls shine on day one Jakarta, Jul 18 (IANS): Junior shuttlers drew mixed response for India on the opening day of the Asia Junior Badminton Championships here on Wednesday. In the men’s singles affair, Kiran George, 16th seeded, survived narrowly in the first game before hammering his Malaysian opponent Chong King Lingin in the second game to register a 24-22, 21-16 victory. However, in another men’s singles match, Aman Farogh Sanjay went down against tenth seed Indonesian, Karono Karono 16-21, 21-16, 17-21 after putting up a good fight. But what had overshadowed other Indian wins was the men’s doubles match in which the two

year-old American will be only the sixth woman in history to compete against men on the PGA Tour. The last was Michelle Wie a decade ago. Last month Lincicome and Wie were paired at an LPGA event in Arkansas and Lincicome, a two-time major winner, said she tried to ask the Hawaiian about her experiences against the men. “She wasn’t very helpful,” Lincicome joked,

“she said she couldn’t remember, it was so long ago.” Annika Sorenstam, Suzy Whaley, Shirley Spork and Babe Didrikson Zaharias are the only other women to have competed alongside the men in the PGA’s 102 years. Lincicome was invited to join the tournament’s 132-strong field on a sponsor exemption - she represents the parent company of the Barbosal brand. Sponsor exemptions give tournament backers the option to add a player of their choice to the field when they would not ordinarily qualify. “It’s kind of surreal, I just can’t stop smiling,” Lincicome told the PGA Tour website. “Obviously I’ve heard many times I would be the first LPGA or female person to make the cut in a men’s event.

In laughter and in sorrow In sunshine and through rain We know you're watching over us Until we meet again. Loving wife, children, in-laws and grandchildren

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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5th DEATH ANNIVERSARY

We the bereaved family members, children and wife of Late Y. Renchumo Tsopoe would like to thank each and every individual who supported us physically, financially, materially and morally at the sudden demise of our beloved on 16th of July 2018. Words are inadequate to express our gratitude to each and every individual but it's our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless every individual abundantly and your good deeds shall always be treasured in our hearts. We also would like to convey our special thanks to :1. Bor Lengri Lotha Baptist Church 2. Bor Lengri LBC Youth Department 3. A,C & E Yankho Ekhung Bor Lengri 4. Lotha Hoho Bor Lengri 5. Eleo Yangro LBC Bor Lengri 6. Dimapur Tonphyaktsurui Ekhung 7. Dimapur Tsopoe Ekhung 8. Tsopoe Eloe Hapoi Yanpei Eyie Ekhung 9. Aree Old Khumshum Okho Dimapur 10. Dimapur District Auto Drivers Union 11. Bor Lengri Auto Driver Union 12. Nagarjan Auto Drivers Union 13. Chief Engineer & staff of Police Engr. Project Kohima 14. Superintending Engineer & staff of Police Engr. Project Kohima 15. Executive Engineer & Staff PWD (H) Division Dimapur 16. Commandant & staff of 15th NAP (IR) Bn. 17. 15th NAP (IR) MAH. Baptist Church 18. Narcotic Branch Kohima DP-5350

Loving wife, children & family members.

LT. P. VIHOI SHOHE Died on 19th July 2013

They say there is a reason, they say that time will heal But neither time nor reason will change the way we feel For no one knows the heartache that lies beyond our smiles. You're so wonderful to think of but so hard to be without. We treasure all the years we shared, and all the love you gave, we'll always love and miss you, with every passing day the longing just to see you will never go away. "Ino akithi yekukhu khila lo che namu niye kiumu musamoe; kughengu pano igholo ani. Okusu eno oqhe kusuno isushope acheni." DP-5346

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Twenty XI beat Vanguard 2-1

Action in the match between Twenty XI FC (Blue) and Vanguard FC at the ongoing Kohima Football League at local ground Kohima on Wednesday. (NP)

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K O HI M A , J UL 1 8 (NPN): Twenty XI FC Viswema beat Vanguard FC 2-1 while the match between Khriekesa FC Meriema and Sechii Zubza FC ended in 1-1 draw in the 2nd edition of Kohima Football League at Local round, Kohima on Wednesday. Organized by Kohima

Town Club (KTC), in the first match, Twenty XI and Vanguard FC failed to make the breakthrough in the first half and hour of play. However, in the 35th minute, Twenty XI made use of the opportunity and opened the account through Apotso Rhetso’s strike. The first session ended 1-0 in favour of Twenty XI. After the

break, Vanguard FC came back strongly in search of equalizer but were denied by the rival strong defense line up. They were finally rewarded when Yhumshalo Kemp, the skipper netted the equalizer in the 73rd minute. Their jubilation was cut short, after a minute, when Viho Kin scored to seal the victory for Twenty XI FC. With

Singapore Open: Sourabh advances

Sourabh Verma

Singapore, Jul 18 (IANS): Defending champion B. Sai Praneeth crashed out of the Singapore Open while Sourabh Verma advanced to the next round here on Wednesday. Sixth seed Praneeth

went down 21-16, 16-21, 1821 to Japan’s Yu Igarashi in a marathon match of 1 hour and 11 minutes while it was a cakewalk for Sourabh as he defeated his compatriot Parupalli Kashyap 21-9 21-6 in straight games in just 15

minutes. It was the end of the road for men’s single shuttler Gurusaidutt as he went down 14-21, 19-21 to China’s Qiao Bin. However, singles shuttlers Subhankar Dey, Ruthvika Shivani Gadde and Rituparna Das advanced to the second round after defeating their respective opponents in the opening round. India’s mixed doubles pair of Pranaav Jerry Chopra and N. Sikki Reddy defeated Germany’s Jones Ralfy Jansen and Carla Nelte 21-19, 16-21, 21-12 to enter the second round along with men’s doubles pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty.

this win, Twenty XI FC has earned 3 points. Kameirang Kamei of Vanguard FC, Metol Neikha and Vizhii and Neikha of Twenty XI FC were cautioned for unsporting behaviour. In the second encounter, Khriekesa FC Meriema and Sechii Zubza FC had to shared a point each after the match ended in 1-1 draw. Both the goals were scored in the second session. Vekhriito Resii (18) of Khriekesa FC scored the first goal in 53rd minute; however, his strike was cancelled by Laloureiyang Aloumei in 63rd minute. Kekhriengulie Usou, Keviriituo iisou and Vimelie of Khriekesa FC received yellow cards for foul play. Joint secretary, gover nment of Nagaland, Kovi Meyase graced the second day of the league as match patron. Meanwhile, the organizers expressed gratefulness to Khriekesa FC and Sechii Zubza FC for cleaning the gallery after the match. Thursday’s match New Market FC Vs Ziekezou SC at 2 p.m.

B’desh appoint McKenzie as batting consultant Dhaka, Jul 18 (IANS): Former South Africa international Neil McKenzie was appointed the Bangladesh batting consultant until next year’s ICC World Cup in England and Wales, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) announced on Wednesday. McKenzie was earlier scheduled to join the team on July 7 but according to BCB chief executive Nizamuddin Chowdhury, he will now team up with the squad in the West Indies on July 22. The 42-year-old, who represented South Africa in 124 matches, will take over from former Sri Lanka batsman Thilan Samaraweera.

Hockey: India U-23 held by Belgium 1-1 A nt w e r p ( B e l gium), Jul 18 (IANS): India’s U-23 men’s team were held to a 1-1 draw by Belgium in their third round robin match of the Five Nations Tournament here. India had a mixed bag of results in their first two matches of the tournament as they beat Ireland 5-0 in their first match, but lost 1-3 to Great Britain in the second match. However, a strong performance against the hosts was needed and the Indian forwards did not disappoint as they produced an attacking display in the first two quarters on Tuesday. The junior team were rewarded for their constant pressure on Belgium when striker Mohammad Umar found space in the striking circle and put the ball into the back of the net at the stroke of half-time. The third quarter, however, saw the hosts produce a quick reply to India taking the lead, as Syril Frying cancelled out the lead in the 34th minute to level the scores.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur THURSDAY, JULY 19, 2018

SMI to organize ‘Throttle Thrust III’

Members of the Spearhead Motorsport Initiative.

D i map u r , J u l 1 8 (NPN): Spearhead Motorsport Initiative (SMI) will be organizing a motorsport event “Throttle thrust III” on August 2 and 3 at Longkhum village, Mokokchung in celebration of Tsungremmong Hornbill Festival. The event will be held in two formats– Hill Climb and Autocross under three categories: SUV,

below 1300cc and Above 13000cc. Hill climb format of competition is the first of its kind in Nagaland which will be hundred percent tarmac. The event will be flagged off on August 2 at Imkongmeren Sports complex. The championship carries a cash prize of upto Rs. 3 lakh with trophies and certificates. Registration for the competition

will commence from July 20 and on spot registration and scrutiny will be done on August 1 from10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Imkongmeren Sports Complex. Forms can be downloaded from Team Spearhead official facebook page www. facebook.com/spearheadmotorsport. Interested parties may contact 8732082077/7642825097 for information.

Neeraj strikes gold at Sotteville athletics meet New Delhi, Jul 18 (IANS): India’s star javelin-thrower Neeraj Chopra have clinched the gold at the Sotteville Athletics meet in France. Neeraj, who had won the gold medal at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games earlier in 2018, threw 85.17 metres to bag the yellow metal with a massive margin late on Tuesday in Sotteville-lesRouen of the Normandy region. Moldova’s Andrian Mardare threw a distance of 81.48m to take the silver while Edis Matusevicius (79.31m) of Lithuania settled for bronze. Neeraj’s performance

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was brilliant as he did not falter in even a single attempt and completed each of his rounds. Even as his score of

85.17m came in his fifth attempt, he came close to his eventual winning mark in his third attempt. Although he clinched

the gold with the 85.17m throw, this was not the Indian’s best throw. He had earlier improved his own national record with a throw of 87.43 metres at the IAAF Diamond League where he finished fourth in the season-opening leg. Earlier in the year, Neeraj struck a gold medal for India with a throw of 86.47m in men’s Javelin Throw Final at the Commonwealth Games. The 20-year-old from Panipat is also a part of India’s squad for the Asian Games 2018 and all eyes will be on him as he will be gunning for the gold in Jakarta as well.

Shooter Jitu among seven dropped from TOP Scheme Kohli retains top ODI spot, Root at No.2 New Delhi, Jul 18 (PTI): Top Indian marksman Jitu Rai was Wednesday dropped from the Target Olympic Podium (TOP) Scheme, along with three other shooters, on grounds of recent lack of form. Three track and field athletes were also dropped on the basis of recent below-par performances. The decisions were taken after a meeting of the Mission Olympic Cell here. Commonwealth Games gold medallist table tennis player Manika Batra has been sanctioned Rs 2.4 lakh (approximately) for her training till the Asian Games. This amount includes her training with coach Sandeep Gupta, use of support staff (physiotherapist, fitness trainer and masseur) and purchase of playing equipment. Rs 93,555, which was already approved for

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Vinesh Phogat’s participation at the Gran Premio De Espana Wrestling tournament where she won the gold medal, was ratified at the meeting. “Proposals of TOPS shooters of about Rs 50 lakhs who will be representing India at Asian Games and World Championships were approved at the meeting. A thorough performance review of shooters under TOPS was also undertaken and four shooters including Jitu Rai were dropped from the scheme, on grounds of recent below-par performances and non-selection

in Asian Games and World Championship squads,” a release from the Sports Authority of India said. The three other shooters dropped from the TOP Scheme are Yashaswini Deswal, Amanpreet Singh and Neeraj Kumar. Jitu won a gold each in the men’s 50m pistol event in the 2014 Asian Games and also bagged the yellow metal in the men’s 10m air pistol in the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in April. But he is experiencing a lack of form of late and he was left out of the Indian shooting team for the upcoming Asian Games. Meanwhile, under the funding clearances, Rs 2.93 lakh has been sanctioned to Anjum Moudgil, who participated in the 50m rifle 3 position event at the 2018 Commonwealth Games to procure ammunition for her training till

the 2018 Shooting World Championships. “Skeet shooters Mairaj Ahmad Khan and Sheeraz Sheikh are both training under TOPS in Italy under world-renowned coach Ennio Falco. The committee approved the hiring of sports psychologist Giovanna Menditto and physiotherapist Bruno Beniamino for both shooters for a period of 10 days each at a combined cost of Rs. 6.13 Lakhs (Rs. 3.06 lakhs each),” the release said. An amount of Rs 3.25 lakh has been sanctioned to trap shooter Seema Tomar as financial assistance to participate in the Italian Open Green Cup competition from July 21 to August 1. “Rs. 6.43 lakhs has been sanctioned to double trap shooter Ankur Mittal,” the SAI said. Another amount of

Rs 8.6 lakh has been sanctioned to double trap shooter Shardul Vihan. Rs 4.87 lakh has been sanctioned to pistol shooter Heena Sidhu. Rs 4.37 lakh has been sanctioned to trap shooter Angad Vir Bajwa for his training in Italy ahead of the Asian Games and World Championships. In athletics, Lili Das, who has represented India in 800m and 1500m, was dropped on grounds of recent below-par performance. Men’s shot putter Om Prakash Karhana and 400m relay runner Mohan Kumar were also dropped from the scheme on grounds of recent below-par performance. About Rs 3 lakh was also sanctioned to four boxers Sonia Lather, Manoj Kumar, Gaurav Solanki and Shiva Thapa to purchase boxing equipment.

Dubai, Jul 18 (IANS): India skipper Virat Kohli held on to his No.1 spot in the International Cricket Council (ICC) ODI player rankings for batsmen, but had a new man just after him with England Test skipper Joe Root vaulting to the No.2 spot at the end of the three-match rubber. Root struck two centuries -- 113 not out in the second game and 100 not out in the third, to average 216 in England’s 2-1 triumph and jump four spots to the No.2 spot in the rankings. According to an ICC release, Root’s 818 ratings points, however, isn’t the best in his career. The 819 he had after the Brisbane ODI against Australia earlier this year, when he followed up his 91 not out in Melbourne with 46 not, remains his best. Kohli’s India lost the series, but the captain was in good nick, registering scores of 75, 45 and 71 to total 191

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runs at an average of 63.66. That not only helped him hold on to the top spot, but also gave him his career-best rating points: 911. With Root moving up, other top batsmen had to make way. Pakistan’s Babar Azam moved down one spot to No.3, the out-of-action David Warner slipped two spots to fifth, while Ross Taylor went down one position to No. 6. Rohit Sharma, however, stayed at No.4, with his 137 not out in the first ODI helping his cause.

Rashid, the England leg-spinner, had six wickets in the three games, and the 3/49 in the final fixture took him to a career-high 681 rating points. There was no movement up the ladder for him, though, as he remained in the eighth spot. There were no changes in the top five -- Jasprit Bumrah, Rashid Khan, Hasan Ali, Trent Boult and Josh Hazlewood -- but Kuldeep soared eight spots following his chart-topping nine wickets in the series to get to No.6.

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