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BJP govt will transform Manipur: Ram Madhav

Confed Cup: Germany crush Mexico 4-1 to enter final

GST to substantially increase revenue of states: Nitin Gadkari

northeast, Page 5

sports, Page 15

business, Page 8

India awakes to GST NEW DELHI, JUN 30 (AGENCIES): At the stroke of the gong, current tax rates were replaced by Goods & Services Tax (GST) rates. It was the fourth time since Independence that an event was held at midnight. The last three celebrated India’s Independence and that is among the reasons that the Congress has listed for boycotting the GST launch. Several other opposition parties too stayed away. GST, which replaces a slew of indirect taxes with a unified tax, is set to dramatically reshape the country’s 2 trillion dollar economy. In his speech President Pranab Kumar Mukherjee recalled that the launch began its journey 14 years ago. He said GST was first mooted 2006-07 but since it involved a lot of reforms and involvement of states, it was assigned to Empowered committee of state finance ministers. He said introduction of GST is a momentous because personally he had introduced constitutional amendments bill in 2011 and involved in design and implement of empowered committee of finance ministers. Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his speech said

PAN-Aadhaar linking valid till further notice

NEW DELHI, JUN 30 (AGENCIES): The income tax department has said permanent account numbers that are not linked to Aadhaar by July 1 will not be cancelled, stepping in to calm the panic caused by a notification issued on Wednesday. “There is no need for any panic. PAN will not become invalid after June 30,” Sushil Chandra, chairman of Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) told ET. The board will notify a date later on when PAN without Aadhaar will not be valid, he said. “Every person who has been allotted permanent account number as on the 1st day of July, 2017 and who in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (2) of section 139AA is required to intimate his Aadhaar number, shall intimate his Aadhaar number to the Principal Director General of Income-tax (Systems) or Director-General of Income-tax (Systems) or the person authorised by the said authorities,” a government notification earlier this week said. People rushed to link their Aadhaar with PAN believing that June 30 was that last date. The department will provide a date by which this linking has to be completed failing which unlinked PANs will be declared invalid.

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“I’m afraid the ban on cattle leaves us with no option but to share the plough with that bull.” K Y M C

(L-R) Mukherjee and Modi addressing the joint sitting of Parliament.

it was a “coincidence that even Gita has 18 chapters and after 18 meetings of the GST Council, the tax reform is becoming a reality.” PM Modi said, “The launch of GST sets path for India’s future journey.” “At the midnight hour, we are all set to decide the future journey of this country. In some time from now, the country will start a new journey. The 1.25 billion people of this country are witness to this historic event. The process of coming up with GST is not about economics alone, the entire process is testimony to our belief of cooperative federalism. I am thankful to everyone for coming here to witness this event,” PM Modi said in the Central Hall of the Parliament. In his speech, union fi-

nance minister Arun Jaitley said a 15-year journey bears fruit today. Citing cooperative federalism, Jaitley pointed out that there was no need to have a vote on any decision at the 18 GST Council meetings. “There were 24 regulations made. Without any dissent, each commodity tax was decided. There were two principles behind it. Revenue should be neutral and that the poor should not be burdened,” he said. Arun Jailtey said consensus at Council showed India can rise above petty politics. Jaitley praised the efforts to reach consensus in the GST Council. “The consensus-based work on GST Council that India can rise above petty politics,” Jaitley said.

Artificial eggs found in Kohima Abeto said he bought 60 eggs of which 18 were plastic eggs. He said the eggs were bought from a shop near the hospital. Kezha, a food safety officer Kohima said that he would verify the report from the complainant. It may be noted that Suspected artificial egg after of late there has been rebeing fried. (NP) ports from some parts of the country about artificial Correspondent food items such as rice and noodles. Kohima , J un 3 0 (NPN): Detection of sus- Here’s how you can pected artificial eggs sold identify plastic eggs in a shop near Bethel HosEgg white will not pital Kohima Friday cre- mix up together quickly ated quite a stir. This came Fake eggs will make to light after one Abeto a hollow sound. Awomi, who runs a street If you place the stall near Old MLA Hostel, egg on the flashlight, you found that they smelt like will not be able to see the thermocol when boiled. yolk, and the shell will be Abeto said the eggs clearer. had thin shell and when The yolk will be too boiled, the shell smelt like yellow. thermocol. When fried, By chance, you hapthey also gave different pen to boil it. The yolk will looks unlike real eggs. be too hard to break.

All eyes for VP polls: BJP may PSAN to stage protest against pick nominee from NE/South illegal appointments on Jul 3

NEW DELHI, JUN 30 (AGENCIES): With the Election for the Vice President scheduled to be held on August 5, the names of probables being floated are all in the realm of speculation, some BJP leaders said that the party may zero-in on a leader from the North East or South India. Choosing a prominent leader from any of the Northeast states will help BJP send across a message to the region and help in improving its political footprint in the region. Unlike the South-where selecting a leader from one state may not have much resonance in the other three states-- the whole of NorthEast will be influenced if the next vice-president is from the region, some senior party leaders maintain. However, getting a true blue saffron politician from the NorthEast may be an issue for the BJP despite some Sangh organisations being very active for decades in the region. Earlier, the names like present Odisha Governor and former Nagaland chief minister, Dr. S.C Jamir was doing the rounds in the RSS circle of the North East. “There is a list of can-

didates for the post of vice president [with the government] but we are supporting the candidature of former Nagaland chief minister S.C. Jamir,” an RSS pracharak told The Wire from Shillong earlier. I have had discussions with the central leadership of RSS on this issue and we have their support.” Besides being a five-time chief minister of Nagaland and veteran Congressman, 87-year-old Jamir, “is suited for the post as he is a patriot, never supported the separation of the Naga people from Bharat,” said the pracharak. On the other hand, BJP leaders feel if Modi and Shah were to choose a leader from the South for the V-P post, then C Vidyasagar Rao, Governor of Maharashtra who has additional charge of Tamil Nadu, stands a good chance. A lawyer-politician, Rao has served as minister of state in the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government. With a Dalit leader set to become President and Prime Minister Modi belonging to the backward caste, it is likely that the V-P will not be from these two sections.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUN 30 (NPN): Consequent upon the failure of the state government to respond to the ultimatum served on five departments on June 1 last, the Public Service Aspirant Nagaland (PSAN) has decided to stage a ‘sit-in protest’ on July 3 at the Nagaland Civil Secretariat main gate Kohima, from 10 a.m. against all illegal appointments in government departments. Addressing media persons here at Hotel Ariel, PSAN members appealed to all right thinking citizens and Naga elite and intellectuals to join the sit-in protest. PASN members highlighted the charter of demands, submitted to the Governor, chief minister and chief secretary, demanding immediate revocation of the P& AR office memorandum No.Ar-5/ASSO/98 dated August 11, 2016 (point no 3), wherein it was stated that all government employees appointed on contract/ adhoc basis shall be taken up for regularization on completion of three years of continuous service.

PSAN demanded that government should not regularize all those posts which fell under the purview of NPSC and that the government strictly adhere and implement P&AR OM.AR-5/ ASSO/98 dated June 6, 2016 which banned all contractual appointments. PASN demanded immediate termination of all backdoor/contractual appointments that came under purview of NPSC and immediate requisition of all posts with a grade pay of Rs. 2800 and above to NPSC for direct recruitment. PSAN demanded immediate end to rampant deputation on political grounds and for free, fair and open competition for entry into offices under the state government in accordance with article 16 of the Indian constitution. PSAN convenor Nitoka lamented that the number of posts advertised under NPSC was decreasing each year and government itself failing to follow its own office memorandums. PSAN member Ngukato K. Tsuidu pointed out that members were sup-

posed to be at study but they were compelled to come out because the system has reached such a stage. Tsuidu said while filing RTI, departments were elusive and tried to avoid providing information. PSAN members also took affront to the behaviour of some PIOs and administrative heads who asked personal detailed of members.

Detects anomalies

Meanwhile, PSAN on Friday, revealed various anomalies in five departments as per replies to RTI queries in– Rural Development department, Treasuries & Accounts, Art & Culture, Home department and Labour Employment department. PSAN showed documents obtained through RTI, which showed that 11 posts of DO/RDO/APO(Class-I Posts) were filled on contract basis while 11 posts of BDO/RDO/APO(Class-I) posts were held by those under deputation. PSAN pointed out that as per P&AR memorandum issued on August 30,2011, (Cont’d on p-7)

NLA committee meet

DIMAPUR, JUN 30 (NPN): Neiba Kronu, MLA and chairman Committee on Subordinate Legislation (CSL) has called for the first meeting of the committee on July 7 at 11 a.m. in the committee room of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA) secretariat. In this regard, all members of the Committee on Subordinate Legislation have been requested to attend the scheduled meeting positively.

Corrigendum

DIMAPUR, JUN 30 (NPN): Apropos the news item published on June 30 “19,727 duplicate names detected in e-roll: SEC”, it should be read as office of the Chief Electoral Officer Nagaland reportedly detected 19,727 duplicate names/ multiple entries in the electoral roll. It was also stated that CCTV cameras would be installed only at the critical/sensitive polling stations and not as published.

NPF attacks NPCC’s statement DIMAPUR, JUN 30 (NPN): Hitting back at the NPCC for criticizing chief minister Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, the NPF central media & press bureau said that the Congress party was “hell bend for leather to show the discerning public its fantastic ignorance of the Indian parliamentary norms and procedure by calling the chief minister as “unmandated” when the 60-member House has endorsed his leadership.” NPF reminded NPCC of the Constitution, which provides that an unelected member can head the House/ Parliament provided he/she gets elected within a period of six months. It said the same had happened before in Nagaland in 1987 when Hokishe Sema was sworn-in replacing SC Jamir, and in 1990 when Vamuzo was sworn-in when they both were not being members of the Assembly. NPF further

took a dig at the Congress for conveniently forgetting the cases of Congress Prime Ministers PV Narasimha Rao (1991) and Dr Manmohan Singh (2004), who were not members of either Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha at the time they were sworn in. NPF said the way in which NPCC was looking at the appointment of Khriehu Liezietsu as advisor to CM from the jaundiced eyes, seemed to have permanently afflicted them with the disease, saying: “It would appear to the party (Congress) as if it is an act of “nepotism in the state to greater heights” surpassed only by the Mother-Son duo of its High Command surrounded by a coterie of sycophants grovelling and falling over each other in their mad rush to please the Mother-Son duo.” NPF categorically stated that the fact of the matter behind the Khriehu’s ap-

pointment, with Cabinet status, was due to the demand of the party functionaries who felt that the sacrifice of vacating his seat in the larger interest of the NPF-led DAN government should not go unappreciated. NPF said there was a clamour of demands to reward him for making the supreme political sacrifice at the CEC meeting on June 14 last, and accordingly, the appointment was made. Therefore, NPF said this political, co-terminus appointment should not be equated in any way with exempting one’s son-in-law, a wheeler-dealer in real estates, from security frisking in all the Airports in the country when the UPA was in power at the Centre. NPF said the Congress party, which is on the verge of falling into political oblivion with no allies or helping hand insight, seemed to (Cont’d on p-7) K Y M C

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2-day job fair begins at Tetso College

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, july 1, 2017

news in brief KMC informs: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) has informed that some individuals are selling household wares, essential commodities on hawker basis within Kohima municipal jurisdiction without obtaining prior permission from the office. Therefore, all individual/party involved in such practices have been directed to obtain permit from KMC office before July 15. KMC further cautioned that defaulters will be penalized without further notice. KPA Zbto informs: Khelhose Polytechnic Atoizu (KPA) Zunheboto principal Er. M Nakro has informed all enrolled candidates/trainees (Electrical House wiring & Repair of Electrical Equipment) under community college scheme at Khelhoshe Polytechnic Atoizu, that the classes would commence from July 20. Interested candidates have also been invited for spot admission on the programmes electrical house wiring and repair of electrical equipment till July 20. GSUNZ meeting: Garo Students Union Nagaland Zone (GSUNZ) has convened meeting on July 2 at 2 p.m. at its president Cliff Sangtam residence, Eralibill village. All executive members, office bearers and GSUNZ active members have been requested to attend the meeting. It further

informed representatives to send atleast three members from each unit. DPDB Mokokchung, Wokha: ADC Mokokchung, Sachin Jaiswal, has informed that the Mokokchung District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting has been preponed to July 5 at 11 a.m. at the Conference Hall of ADC (Planning). All DPDB members have been informed to take note of the deferred date and to attend the meeting positively. In another release, vice/chairman DPDB, Wokha and DC, Wezope Kenye has informed that the monthly District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting for the month of July, 2017 has been preponed to July 7. All members have been requested to note the change of date and attend the meeting without fail. ARSU: Akuluto Range Students’ Union (ARSU) has convened a meeting on July 5 at 11 am at Town hall Akuluto town. The union has informed all the apex bodies including area GBs association, town council, STH, CFL and units of ARSU to attend the meeting. Lost and found: A wallet containing Aadhar card, driving license and cash was found on June 27, at 3rd mile weekly bazaar. Rightful owner can contact (7085665531).

ity, retail, banking etc. Some of the clients participating in the fair are Bird Avaiation, Guwahati, ICICI Bank, Hundred Fold Academy, Café Coffee Day, Longpok Holdings, Bam-

busa, Hotel Highway Lodge, Pro-Rural, Niathu Resort, Mahindra, JCB, Aptech Aviation Academy, NIIT etc. Some more clients are expected to join in the fair on Saturday.

Talking to media persons, Lezo Putsure said that the vision of YouthNet is to build a strong private sector in Nagaland taking into consideration that government jobs are at an exhaustion point. While informing that YouthNet has recruited more than 1500 jobs in the last three years, Putsure said that the ongoing fair is expected to recruit 200-250 during the two days. Earlier, welcome address was delivered by Kvulo Lorin, director-administration of Tetso College, keynote address by Avizo Nakhro, EAC chumukrdima and a special number was presented by Kevitho Kera. The panel discussion was led by Neli Adahe, Pro Rural as moderator, Augustine Ngatuba (Quest Alliance), Medo Putsure (Bambusa) and Nuneseno Chase (YouthNet) and the programme was chaired by Linet.

Garbage incinerator installed at DHD

STYO organizes plantation drive

40 youths trained on disaster management

Aspirants interact with company representatives at the job fair at Tetso College on Friday. (NP) Staff Reporter

D imapur , J un 3 0 (NPN): Job seekers thronged the Tetso College auditorium as the two-day job fair, organized by YouthNet in

partnership with Tetso College, began Friday. About 30 companies have set up stalls to interview job seekers both fresher’s as well as experienced in different fields like IT, management, hospital-

DIMAPUR: Satoi Town Yo u t h O r g a n i z a t i o n (STYO) organized a plantation drive on June 27, at Satoi Hq under the theme “Go Green, Save Earth” in collaboration with Science and Technology Department. More than 300 tree saplings were planted in and around Satoi town in a protected manner. Organization further thanked DFO Zunheboto for providing tree saplings and Akuto A Tuccu PS to parliamentary secretary Jail, KVIC, science and technology, for his assistance and services. Further, STYO has Kesonyu Yhome, W C Tungoe, Kikhevi Caty Sumi along with doctors and requested citizens of Satoi nurses of DHD during installation of incinerator. (NP) town to extend their contribution by taking care of the Staff Reporter Yhome inaugurated includes six method air lock tree saplings. the incinerator in the pres- controls and was easy to D I M A P U R , J U N 3 0 ence of medical superinten- burn the garbage by its heat (NPN): District Hospital dent, DHD, W.C Tungoe, in a minute. Joining hands with Dimapur has set up a “gar- local technology proprietor, bage destroyer” incinerator Kikhevi Caty Sumi and Swacch Bharat Abhiyan, at the hospital premises, nurses. Talking to Nagaland Sumi also said that garbage financed and initiated by Post, local technology pro- destroyer was a new methDC Dimapur, Kesonyu prietor, Kikhevi Caty Sumi od that has been discovered D I M A P U R : N S C N / GPRN – (Reformation) has said that the incinerator recently. Yhome. informed that the owing to financial mis-management, the Cabinet meeting held on June 27-28 has decided to halt Dimapur financial DIMAPUR: Mon ADP, World Vision preparedness, response and recovery. India conducted two -day training for The training imparted both theoretical transaction under Ministry Community Disaster Preparedness Plan and practical knowledge on early warning of Chaplee Affairs till the issue is settled. (CDPP) Task Force for Longkei Cluster system, search and rescue and first aid. NSCN (R) informed at Longkei on June 27 and Hongphoi on Meanwhile, six Task Force TeamsJune 29. early warning, search and rescue, first that the decision will be The resource persons were from aid, shelter management, coordination published through its MIP State Disaster Response Force under and assessment and water and sanitation within limited period for Home Guard & Civil Defense, Mon unit teams have been updated to all the financial transaction. and medical team led by Pongben and villages. T h e r e f o r e, i t h a s Mankhah ANMs. The training was attended by village informed all individuals, C o o r d i n a t o r, d e v e l o p m e n t guards, village council members, and business community, well facilitation, Longkei Cluster Mon ADP, FBO and CBO leaders. Altogether 214 wishers etc within Dimapur Temjen Sangtam gave an over view on participants representing four villages: district not to entertain disaster stressing on human behaviours Longkei, Leangnyu, Wangla and anybody whosoever till the that increased disaster resilience such as Hongphoi attended the training. issue is settled.

NSCN (R) informs on financial issue

Trainees along with resource persons after the programme. DIMAPUR: A total of 40 trainees from the five sub divisions of Kohima district were trained on Community first responders on disaster management. The training programme was conducted by District Disaster Management Authority, Kohima in collaboration with the Civil Defence & Home Guards,

Health and family welfare and Fire and emergency services from June 27-30. Deputy Commissioner Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan, graced the concluding day as special guest. He congratulated the trainers, who will be venturing out to their respective villages and sub divisions to train people

with their learnt knowledge and skills. He expressed happiness on witnessing many youths taking up the initiative to become community first responders. He informed them that the Training of Trainers (ToT) programme was just the beginning and that they should not end

by this training. He also thanked the State Disaster Response Force(SDRF) for exhibiting their selfless and sacrificial services as and when required. Fur ther, DC gave away the certificates to the trainees. In the group competition, Chiechama village under ADC Chiephobozou sub-division bagged the first position. D D M O Ko h i m a , Thejangulie Zao while delivering final remarks of the training elaborated on the way forward that the trainers will be engaged for further trainings of the sub divisions in the entire Kohima district. The training was supported by Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority(NSDMA), Home Department, Government of Nagaland. The valedictory programme was chaired by Victor Yhome, DPA Kohima.

Training on disaster preparedness plan

NBCC bids farewell to Rev. Khevihe

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUN 30 (NPN): Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) organized a farewell programme in honour of retiring associate director Nagaland Missions Movement (NMM), Rev. Khevihe Yeptho at NMM conference hall, Fellowship Colony here on Friday. Speaking at the programme, Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho encouraged Rev. Khevihe to be strong and courageous as the road does not end here by saying that “there is no parallel in ministry”. He asked him to count his blessing by naming them one by one. “Ministry is not what you do, but ministry is who you are” Rev. Keyho said. He also described Rev. Khevihe as a person who has devotedly carried out his service for his love and passion for the kingdom of God. “Those who are transformed by the renewing power of the Holy Spirit continued to live a transK

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formed life”, said Keyho He also acknowledged his wife and the family for being supportive towards the ministry and especially to Rev.Khevihe Yeptho. Also speaking at the programme, Director NMM, Rev.Andrew Semp said that Rev. Khevihe would be “relieved” after many years of “strenuous ministry” with a given responsibility, where he would be relief from all strains. Therefore, Rev. Andrew viewed that the right

word should be “re-trying” and not retiring. He also acknowledged Rev.Khevike for his immense contributions to the ministry, while also thanking his wife and family, WSBAK, churches and individuals who partnered and supported NMM ministry by sponsoring Rev. Khevihe. According to the director, Rev.Kheviho joined NMM/NBCC as mission promoter on May 21, 1999 and was sent to Thailand as missionary in April 2005.

On his returned, he was appointed to the same post and since 2011 he served as associate director. He further said that staff of NBCC and NMM would miss that ever-smiling face of Rev. Khevihe. Prayer of blessing was said by Rev. Dr.Zelhou Keyho. Earlier, short speeches were delivered by Rev. Dr.Hevukhu, ES WSBAK, Commissioner Vigilance, T.K.Shukhalu and Daisy Yeptho. Outgoing associate director NMM, Rev. Khevihe Yeptho also spoke and the family members mesmerized the gathering with a song. Special numbers were presented by NBCC staffers of Dimapur and Kohima. T h e f a r ewe l l p r o gramme was chaired by Lanu Rudy, while bible reading and prayer was presented by NBCC finance secretary, Rev T.W.Yamyap Konyak. Mass prayer and benediction was said women secretary NBCC, Visasie-ü Dolie.

Residents of Medical Colony Dimapur conducted social work by filling up potholes in the colony as part of clean election campaign. (NP)

BJYM conducts awareness on GST DIMAPUR: BJYM Nagaland State Unit in accordance with its national BJYM organized various functions to celebrate the historic announcement of GST rollout. According to BJYM state unit president, K. Vikuho Dominic, the state office bearers along with Dimapur district BJYM team conducted programmes to create awareness and benefits on the implementation of GST. The team also held several interactive sessions across different business communities at centralized locations in Dimapur. Later, the team converged at Dimapur Railway Stations and passengers were briefed on the benefits of GST followed light refreshments.

RJD meeting

DIMAPUR: Nagaland Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) has convened meeting on July 3 at 10 am in the residence of state RJD president, Khetovi Kinny, Purana Bazaar, Dimapur.

Scouts and guides training camp ends

Scouts and guides along with scouts master and guide captains. DIMAPUR: Alpine Open Scout and Guide unit conducted its annual training camp from June 26-29 at St. Edmund School, Kigwema. The camp was attended by 55 scouts and guides, scout master and guide captains, resource person and senior scouts and guides. It was conducted under the leadership of scout master of Alpine Open Scout & Guide Unit, Im-

lisunep with district training commissioner (scout) of Kohima district, Om Prakash Gupta as a resource person. The scouts and guides were mainly trained on the practical skills- rope work, first aid, pioneering project, different types of fire, camp craft, estimation, signalling, camp gadgets, wide games etc. The campers also experienced a taste

of commando bridge and monkey bridge built by the senior scouts of the unit. State organising commissioner (scout) NSBSG, John Tochimong graced the grand campfire as the campfire chief and exhorted the campers. Meanwhile, unit administrator thanked all well wishers and individuals for their contribution during the camp. K

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WEATHER FORECAST JULY 1

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CM releases child prodigy’s book

DIMAPUR: Nagaland chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu on Friday released a book titled “My Birthday Adventure” written by a nine –year-old Suiyikai H. Ndang at the Chief Minister’s residential office. According to CMO media cell, the chief minister termed the book as a significant milestone in the history of Nagaland and congratulated the young boy for his achievement and creativity. “I am moved going through the book and happy to release the book that a young Naga boy had written such a wonderful adventure book”, Shürhozelie said. The chief minister, who himself had written more than 40 books, said that writing a book requires peace of mind, motivation and encouragement and appealed the parents of the young author to support him in every possible way. If such a young boy can write such an excellent book at this age, he can be a treasure for the Nagas one day, the chief minister said. The publisher of the

Chief Minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu releasing the book written by Suiyikai H Ndang at Chief Minister residential office on Friday. (DIPR) book, Dr. Easterine Kire, renowned poet and writer, in her remarks on the book said that it was the author’s imagination, a child’s fantasy on his birthday. She also expressed happiness to have published this children’s book by her first child writer. She elaborated that the book was beautifully created and combines the adventures with the unexpected at every

turn and ends with a return to reality and has a strong presence of suspense which moves the story forward as the reader is drawn into the adventure of the little traveller. Suiyikai, a student of Holotoli School, Dimapur wrote this book when he was eight-year-old. He is the grandson of former NLA Speaker, Neiba Ndang.

SATSU-MTSWU standoff leaves passengers in lurch

Passengers walking with child and luggage between Khuzama and Mao gate on June 29. Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUN 30 (NPN): Passengers travelling between Khuzama village (south point terminus) and Mao gate had a harrowing time on Thursday as there was no passenger vehicle plying between Khuzama and Mao gate due to unresolved standoff between Southern Angami Tata sumo union (SATSU), which is affiliated to All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA) and Mao Tata Sumo Welfare

Union (MTSWU) affiliated to Senapati District Taxi Welfare Union (SDTWU). With no taxis, the commuters including children and women were compelled to walk 2 ½ km with their luggage. A man told Nagaland Post that his family members were compelled to walk with three bags for more than 2 km. He said they were unaware of such situation and learnt only on reaching the taxi stand. The aggrieved commuter appealed to both the parties

(tax unions) to sort out the problem so as to avoid such inconveniences caused to passengers. Lamenting that thousands of passengers were facing hardship daily due to the current impasse, the passenger appealed to the responsible authority to take up the matter at the earliest and resolve it. When contacted, MTSWU president, Kosiihrii Kenneth, admitted that the union had stopped all the vehicles ferrying passengers between Khuzama and Mao gate from June 26 in protest against SATSU volunteers disallowing the national permit vehicles of Senapati district to ply between Mao-Kohima and Senapati-Dimapur. He alleged that SATSU volunteers stopped all the zonal taxis (even with valid permit) to ply since May 8. Kenneth said the volunteers even stopped national permit vehicle from June 6. On other hand, SATSU president, Nozosal, told informed this correspondent that the inconvenience

caused to passengers coming from Manipur and Kohima were due to MTSWU restriction otherwise the Khuzama south point terminus is for both MTSWU and SATSU. On asking why Zonal taxis of Senapati district with valid permit from RTO Kohima were restricted, SATSU president said the members should ply in their respective areas.

PHED officials at SBM w’shop

Dr. Maong Aier (L) with others at the workshop.

DIMAPUR: Secretary PHE Dr. Maong Aier IAS and additional chief engineer are attending SBM workshop at Mussorie, Uttarakhand. The workshop is organized by Ministry of Drinking Water in collaboration with Lalbahadur Shastri academy of administration Mussoorie.

On June 30, secretary drinking water P. Iyer addressed the workshop along with Robert Chambers from institute of development studies at university of Sussex UK. On July 1, cabinet secretary government of India will address the delegates at 10 am.

ASU to conduct enumeration drive

DIMAPUR: Angami Students’ Union (ASU) would be conducting an enumeration drive to collect the statistical data of all business enterprises in Kohima town. In this regard, all individuals, organization, colony, ward, business establishment and concerned citizens have been requested to co-operate with the ASU volunteers. Enumeration formats will be available at ASU office. In a press statement, ASU president Visako Rino informed that union was would also carry out the verification of ILP of non-locals from June 27 to 29, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All non-locals have been informed to register at ASU office with valid documents including ILP, identity card if under any service, trade license, voters ID and other Ids and to produce original documents along with two passport size photo. Government servant and school teachers have been exempted. K

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BJP govt will transform Manipur: Ram Madhav

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IMPHAL, Jun 30: The weeklong celebration of 100 days completion of BJP’s coalition government in Manipur led by N Biren Singh concluded Friday with inauguration of a series of projects and launching of new projects and schemes. Director of India Foundation Ram Madhav accompanied the chief minister in some of the inauguration functions in Imphal and its outskirts. Inauguration DIET building at Keikol in Imphal East district, Ram Madhav said that the new government was formed not only to reform but to transform Manipur, the land of jewels. He stated that India is not complete without the rich cultural heritage of Manipur. The achievements made during the 100 days were just a beginning and under the leadership of N Biren Singh, Manipur will have a glorious period in the history, said Madhav. Lauding the efforts and commitment of the

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government, he said that the government has done a lot of good work and was committed to achieve milestones of success in the coming years. The BJP national leader further stated that the present government would be remembered forever by the people of the state for its outstanding performance in such a short period of time. Stating that education was the key to the progress and development of a society, he said that Manipur should strive to achieve 100 percent literacy rate under the new government.

He further said that just in 100 days, the government has constructed more than 60 school buildings in the state. Complementing that the state government is focusing on providing good educational infrastructure to the people, he opined that the state would also produce teachers with dedication and vision. Sharing the achievements of the state government’s first 100 days, chief minister N Biren Singh urged the people to grasp the benefits from the newly launched welfare schemes or programmes. Highlighting that the government is fully committed to work 24X7 for the progress of the state, he said that the government will not lose its momentum towards achieving growth and development of the State. “Implementation is the most crucial part of various schemes,” the chief minister said while urging the concerned officials of different departments to monitor and review the progress and implementation of the schemes or programmes.

NE govts should create scope for investment: US envoy

GUWAHATI, JUN 30 (AGENCIES): US Consul General in Kolkata Craig L Hall said that sectors like agriculture, tourism, infrastructure, power, etc, in Assam and other north-eastern states provided ample scope for investment and it was for the governments in the region to create the required atmosphere for prospective US investors. Hall added that the region’s proximity with the South Asian nations was another big plus that could open up exciting vistas if some thought was given to it. “The North-east’s strategic location accruing from its proximity to several South Asian countries is replete with possibilities. It can well emerge as the gateway to South Asia if the governments can get their act together. The US can also do its bit here, as it wants to extend its influence to South East Asia through the North-east,” Hall told The Assam Tribune. The US envoy felt that connectivity in terms of road, rail and air in the North-east was not up to the level of rest of India and said that it warranted government intervention. “I understand that connectiv-

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ity is a key issue here, and the governments need to address it,” he said. Asserting that US-India ties had been on an upswing for quite some time and the recent Modi-Trump meeting gave it a further impetus, especially in matters of security and fight against terror, Hall said that education and economic ties, too, had been the focal points in Indo-US bilateral cooperation. “Educational and economic ties have been central to IndoUS relations for decades. This is born out by the huge presence of Indian students across our educational campuses. The number of Indian students in the US has seen a record rise to 1,66,000 as of now”.

One person killed in police firing

A woman crossing floodwaters with her child on a makeshift bamboo bridge at Ramkrishana Nagar village in Karimganj district, Assam on Friday. Heavy rains have damaged many houses in the area. (PTI)

Bypoll to Pakke-Kessang Assembly on July 29 Itanagar, Jun 30 (PTI): The by-election to Pakke-Kessang Assembly constituency in East Kameng district of Arunachal Pradesh, will be held on July 29. The date for issue of notification is July 5 and last date of filing nominations is July 12. While scrutiny of nominations is scheduled on July 13. July 15 will be the last date for withdrawal of candidature. Counting of votes will take place on August 3, According to the Election Commission Friday. The seat fell vacant after the Gauhati High Court declared null and void the

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Itanagar, Jun 30: In a digital step that would make hassle free entry possible for domestic visitors into Arunachal Pradesh, hief minister Pema Khandu on Friday launched the e-Inner Line Permit (eILP). Inner Line Permit is an official travel document issued by the central government to allow inward travel of an Indian citizen into a protected/restricted area for a limited period. The permit system, which is still in force in Nagaland as well as Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh, derives from the Bengal Eastern Frontier Regulations, 1873. It is obligatory for Indian citizens not residents of those states to obtain permit for entering into the restricted areas. Congratulating the department for the ‘historic’ initiative, Khandu expressed optimism that with the hassle-free and paperless system there would be a significant increase in number of visitors to the state as they will now avail ILPs from their homes without having to go to the

Goalpara, Jun 30 (PTI): One person was killed when police opened fire at demonstrators who attacked them with stones and tried to block national highway 37 in Assam’s Goalpara district to protest the ‘D’ (doubtful) voter cases being heard in the district, a senior police officer said. A group of about 400 people tried to block NH 37 at Kharbokam. When police stopped them from blocking the highway, the demonstrators pelted stones at police injuring one policeman, Superintendent of Police, Amitava Sinha said. The police first resorted to lathicharge and then opened fire in the air in which one person was injured, the SP said. The injured person identified as Yaqub Ali was

election of former deputy chief minister Kameng Dolo from the said constituency in March 15, 2014 polls following an election petition filed against him by BJP nominee and former minister Atum Welly. Welly had alleged that a fraudulent move threw him out of the election, as the EC had accepted a forged letter of withdrawal of his candidature that led to election of his lone opponent. Dolo had won the election unopposed in 2014. Welly, in his election petition, said that withdrawal of his candidature was il- D imapur , J un 3 0 (NPN): In a major relief to legal as his signature was forged. the North Eastern Hill University (NEHU) employees, the Meghalaya High court Friday allowed the continuation of Hill Area Special Allowance (HASA) through an interim order against the writ petition designated offices physi- ter only to domestic visi- filed by Prof. X.P. Mao, cally. tors but the department president of North Eastern He however empha- is working on offering a Hill University Teachers sized on providing training similar platform to foreign Association (NEHUTA), to the personnel at desig- visitors also. and others. nated offices of resident Khandu click-opened It may be noted that commissioners, deputy the web portal www.ar- the VC of NEHU had resident commissioners unachalilp.com that pro- filed a caveat apprehendand deputy commissioners vides visitors to apply and ing that NEHUTA might in various states so that obtain the mandatory in- seek justice in the court of they are familiar with the ner line permit (ILP) on- law against arbitrary withsystem and can issue ILPs line from anywhere in the drawal of HASA through without creating any confu- country. fraudulent means by way sions to the applicants. A system conceptual- of blatant manipulation The chief minister ized by State Council for of EC minutes misguiding also stressed that verifica- IT and e-Governance and the MHRD as well as the tion of documents submit- developed by Bohniman office of the Visitor of the ted must be thorough and Systems Pvt Ltd for the university, the President the system be error free so department of Informa- of India. that it is not misused or tion Technology is feature In its order, the High manipulated. rich and user-friendly that Court has stayed the resoAs the issued ILP allows online submission lution of the Executive will now have Bar and of required documents, Council dated 14.06.2017 QR codes for verification, photograph and payment through which HASA was Khandu said the security by a visitor or group of visi- arbitrarily discontinued. personnel manning the tors. The system is mobile The court directed that entry gates will have to responsive and hence the HASA should continue be properly trained and ILP now issued will be to be paid to the teaching equipped so that entries paperless. and non-teaching staff of with fake ILPs are checked Special Secretary In- NEHU. and genuine ILP holders formation Technology, The Court took a seriare not subjected to incon- Prince Dhawan explained ous view of the matter that venience. that after fulfilling all cri- without official notification For this he requested teria online, visitors will to the NEHU employees, the department to hold an receive the ILP with unique the Vice-Chancellor Prof. exclusively training session identity number and codes S. K. Srivastava in his usual for the police. in soft copy in their emails, arbitrary style discontinued The chief minister which can be displayed on the payment of HASA informed that the present their mobile handsets or which is highly irregular and improper. system is designed to ca- tabs at the entry gates.

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rushed to Government’s Goalpara Civil Hospital where he was declared brought dead, the SP said, adding, the district Deputy Commissioner has ordered a magisterial enquiry into the incident. Sinha said that the situation was under control. The Protesters were carrying banners and placards shouting slogans for halting of the ‘D’(doubtful) voter cases being currently heard in the district. Goalpara West MLA Abdur Rashid Mandal told reporters that the protesters were allegedly led by lawyer Nazrul Islam. Islam was today released from jail. He was in jail for for assaulting Foreigner’s Tribunal Member Ajay Kumar Phukan in Goalpara on February nine.

WTI constructs guest house at Pangti Guwahati, Jun 30 (PTI): Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) has constructed a guest house to be used as an eco-tourism resource in Pangti area of Nagaland’s Wokha district to ensure long term conservation of the Amur Falcons which migrate to this area in winter. WTI Manager and Project Leader Dilip Deori formally handed over the keys of the guest house to Pangti Village Council Chairman Jenithung N Shitiri in the presence of village headmen of three villages of Pangti, Asha and Sungro recently. He briefed the locals about the significance of the guest house and how it could benefit them. “On behalf of the Pangti people I would like to thank WTI for constructing this beautiful guest house. It will bring more visitors to Pangti and benefit people in the area in due course of time”, Shitiri said. “The people of Pangti have played a pivotal role in ensuring safe massage for the marathon migrants, the Amur falcons”, said Wokha Divisional Forest Officer Zuthunglo Ezung. “The guest house will cater to the needs of tourists who visit the village during the great migration season and I am glad that WTI has supported the local community in this way”, she said. The Village Council Members (VCM) provided the land for the construction in Pangti, which is a nodal village and the building’s blueprint was finalised in consultation with the villagers an attempt was made to incorporate elements of the local Lotha architecture in the design.

Dearest Divya Kumari (Goldy), You are a gift, not only to your mum and dad, but to all of us here on your 8th birthday; we love you and want to see you grow into a fine person. Have a beautiful birthday! Lots of love from Ramesh, Ganesh, Ashok, Preety, Soni and all loving one. Dear Shasang, Son, no matter how old you get, you’ll always be our little prince. Hope you have a blessed and a truly wonderful birthday. From mom, dad & family. Dear Mam, The same good that created mountains and oceans and galaxies looked at you and thought the world needed once of you too. When God made you he said ‘Ta Da’ Happy Birthday for a lovely person, blessed by God in all her ways. HAPPY BIRTHDAY………. From, ACT Students. Dear Lina Sangtam, You are born to brightened our world and as you celebrates your birthday today, we wish you a sparkly Birthday, colorful new discoveries and a dazzling year ahead.Happy birthday. From, Atiba, Azi,Aja, Ama, Dad and Mum. Dear Acho, You have earned one more wrinkle on your face and a new journey of your life which will starts from today. I wish you success in your life. May God bless you and give you a long life. Happy Birthday stay happy and make other happy. Always your Rocky. To our dearest Neike, Birthdays are moments to celebrate the year that has gone by and look towards the one ahead with hope and enthusiasm. Wishing you a very happy birthday. God Bless You Lots of love, ‘The Khakwa’s’ Vino, Atsi,Loch,Vike, Atu &Nuku. SSU/2013/REG-03/Ilnd CSU/2635/463

Date : 30.06.2017

SIKKIM UNIVERSITY

6th Mile, Samdur, P.O. Tadong, Gangtok, Sikkim-737102 Website: www.cus.ac.in PRESS NOTIFICATION Sikkim University is holding its 4th Convocation on 22nd July 2017 at Chintan Bhawan, Nam Nang Road, Gangtok at 11:00 am. The UG and PG students who have passed their examinations from Sikkim University in 2015 and 2016 and M.Phil and Ph.D students who have been awarded till date may apply for permission to attend the Convocation in person by downloading the form from the University website and paying the fee. Only those students who deposit the requisite fee will be allowed for registration and admission to the Convocation. Due to constraint of seats at the venue, admission to the Convocation shall be strictly on first come first serve basis. Sd/(T.K.Kaul) davp 21318/11/0006/1718 REGISTRAR

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 205 Dimapur, Saturday, JuLy 1, 2017

Consuming and expecting

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recent newspaper report says Prime Minister Narendra Modi wants to take the core message of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) to every part of the country even as the government begins to implement the new tax from July 1. Political windfall of GST is one of the factors for which the government has been aggressively pushing for the July 1 deadline among others. After nearly one and half year, prime minister Modi began pitching for GST sometime in the middle of last year. This is because pitching the GST would benefit the vast populations of the poorer Indian states in particular where more than 60% of BJP’s Lok Sabha seats come from very poor, consuming states which will greatly benefit from the new tax. UP will probably be the biggest beneficiary of this consumption-based tax and will probably see a major increase in revenue collections in the years to come. This is bound to help the party spend more on welfare and infrastructure in UP. So it makes sense for the government to aggressively pitch the GST as something which will generally benefit the states with the largest concentration of the country’s poor. The GST is a good idea which was introduced by the UPA in 2011 but could not make it through since the then government did not have the numbers in parliament and because the BJP had totally opposed it. By and large, the fallout of the GST on the north east is expected to be beneficial to some extent since the north eastern region that has little or no economic foundation and continues to grapple with rising expenditure and dwindling revenue incomes. It is in this context, that states like Nagaland, need to do some serious rethink on their respective welfare oriented programmes that bring a lot of central funds. Merely expecting some temporary benefit from GST cannot be the source for sustenance of a state that has become a consuming state with rising deficit and stagnating economy. The north east states are dependent upon the quantum of funds which are allocated by the NITI Aayog. The financial problems of the north eastern states differ in magnitude with regard to the respective crisis. States like Nagaland, where financial management has been like a game of playing with figures to hide the uncontrolled expenditure and diversion of funds, have no money to put up as their share for central fund for projects etc. Borrowed money used for non-economic projects such as construction of grand government buildings have to be restrained to the barest minimum necessity. Nagaland has yet to create a stable economy owing to the peculiar nature of government policies that are essentially loaded in favour of welfare and infrastructure development. If these basic infrastructures remain under achieved even after so many decades and so much money spent, then there is little that can be expected of being able to lay the foundation for economic development. Lack of economic foundation is a primary need as it provides a level playing field for every enterprising citizen, be it youth, mature or old. The first major change of financial governance is knocking at the door. A consuming state needs to also cut its cloth according to its size otherwise it will be in for a grave financial and political fallout.

DailyDevotion Do It Now!

Agree with your adversary quickly… —Matthew 5:25 In this verse, Jesus Christ laid down a very important principle by saying, “Do what you know you must do— now. Do it quickly. If you don’t, an inevitable process will begin to work ‘till you have paid the last penny’ (Matthew 5:26) in pain, agony, and distress.” God’s laws are unchangeable and there is no escape from them. The teachings of Jesus always penetrate right to the heart of our being. Wanting to make sure that my adversary gives me all my rights is a natural thing. But Jesus says that it is a matter of inescapable and eternal importance to me that I pay my adversary what I owe him. From our Lord’s standpoint it doesn’t matter whether I am cheated or not, but what does matter is that I don’t cheat someone else. Am I insisting on having my own rights, or am I paying what I owe from Jesus Christ’s standpoint? Do it quickly— bring yourself to judgment now. In moral and spiritual matters, you must act immediately. If you don’t, the inevitable, relentless process will begin to work. God is determined to have His child as pure, clean, and white as driven snow, and as long as there is disobedience in any point of His teaching, He will allow His Spirit to use whatever process it may take to bring us to obedience. The fact that we insist on proving that we are right is almost always a clear indication that we have some point of disobedience. No wonder the Spirit of God so strongly urges us to stay steadfastly in the light! (see John 3:19-21). “Agree with your adversary quickly….” Have you suddenly reached a certain place in your relationship with someone, only to find that you have anger in your heart? Confess it quickly— make it right before God. Be reconciled to that person— do it now!

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Problems are only opportunities in work clothes. ~ Henry J. Kaiser

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

Saturday, July 1, 2017

Post-mortem

Men Vs Women: A Challenges & blessings M any spouses present gifts to each other on Father’s Day and Mother’s Day respectively and fight the next day with regard to the nature of the gifts. This is the other side of the story of men and women who rub their shoulders against each other. Getting along with one’s spouse is a challenge and blessing. The ability to live together as wife and husband sharing joys and sorrows of life brings greater happiness to the family. In this journey, over assertion of one’s right as husband or wife will only lead to sour and bitter family life. There are many women who strongly assert their rights and privileges in the society but fail to be good wives or mothers inside their homes. Men and women are known to be ‘complementary sex’ but they possess vast opposite nature. Therefore, when the opposite nature overwhelms either of the partners, there is misunderstanding in the family. When such incidents become habitual, the spouses begin to live their own life away from each other in the form of separation or divorce. There are many victims of this diversified life. This type of life has not spared our Naga society. It is well noticed in many society that many divorced women become social activists. The frustration of life is sometimes

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A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.” — Winston Churchill One who thinks positive he will not shackle by the glitches towards the path of success. Confidence, determination, perseverance, and hard work derive from the positive attitudes which ultimately nod the roadways to success or leads you a suitable answer. Positive attitude manifests constructive as well as creative thinking.It helps to regain energy, and finally accomplishes the coveted goal. Positive thinking is a practice of optimism, hope and belief. One would feel cozier to cope up more easily with the daily affairs of life. It makes easier to avoid worries and negative thinking. Positive attitude canbe developed. A child who watches his parents’ hard work may develop more or less a similar attitude. Parents have a greater role to play in front of their offspring. They must display confidence, self-belief and hope, especially in difficult situation, so that the children imitate these qualities. They must be taught

unbearable. Such women become hyper active in the society to substitute their brokenness. The shattered family life that haunts them day and night give a driving force to their works. Therefore, they either turn workaholic or misandrists instead of mending and healing themselves. Those at the front of social life are often a failure in family life. When the complementary substance of men and women give way to opposite element, they contradict each other in nature more than being together. To get along with self-righteous women is harder than sitting inside the refrigerator. Men are tough and strong, but when women choose the other side of life without men, they can move mountains by their words and deeds. They can crush men under their feet and still find some satisfaction in their personal life. A sharp double tongue women can bring down fire and smoke even on rainy days in their work place. Likewise, many men easily swallow the words of their spouse because they are used to such life. But to move about in one’s workplace like tigress will only invite darker image of oneself. The past thorny life is re-activated by the present behaviour. In the present scenario of Nagaland, women are given much importance. The role of forming

the family and society in the cultural and religious perspective is beyond the comprehension of men. This is less done by men. I am sure no man is totally against woman or vice-versa. Living a balanced life; a life fitting to be human beings before you are man or woman is necessary. In the strong assertion of one’s rights, we fail to be adaptable human beings. Failure in this aspect hampers our growth and relationship in the social and religious functioning. No right is bought or given neither it is sold or exchanged. It is only discovered and enhanced by the individual person. Therefore, searching for one’s right outside as though it is locked beyond the village gate is ridiculous. We live in a society where men and women exist. Therefore, it is our responsibility to shower equal rights and privileges as per the needs and abilities of the person. The male species need not victimize the female class for their own advantage. Likewise, the female group need not hate men in their search for better identity. The society provides equal space for all to grow. Respect for each other will pave the path for better realization of rights and privileges. Therefore, let us not miss the opportunity of growing together as children of God. Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing, Kohima, (tisislawkhing@gmail.com)

of my life. I felt God had something better in mind for me.As I was listening him forall the years, who used to say “stay positive, relax, and just go with the flow at the end all the dots will connect each other”. He knew about our financial status at that very critical juncture. We were broke and also no quarter left to borrow. Survival was the prime aspect in front of us and the rest were secondary. So I kept my coolduring this transition period and also thought of a small business to meet with our day today expenditures. As per my father’s advice I communicated a saw mill owner and did a mutual agreement with him to sell fire woodsin our locality. The condition was to sell and pay his dues. I did it happily from our home and somehow I could mitigate our financial crunch.My father was a skilled artisan. He made a lot of beautiful handicrafts out of wastages. As per his wish I didn’t mind to provide with his required materials whatever he needed. Thus he got a sense of satisfaction & accomplishment.He spent not only a few months as we expected but also for five long years he couldhold

his breathrather hepresided over us from his 4X6 bed as a head of our family. He was an undaunted fighter and also a source of inspiration. He tried not to let his physical and mental conditions run by the poignant life.That was possible only because of his adherence of positivity. I was fortunate enough to learn some integral lessons of my life with the flow of ups and downs.I gained more than I lost. To develop positive attitude, just refuse to look at them when negative thoughts knock at your mind. Just push them out with your happy thoughts; otherwise it would be a dustbin of negativity. It’s a matter of choice. Choose to be optimistic. Search for good reason to smile very often. Have faith in yourself and try to associate with good people to walk with. “The way you sow so you reap”. One needs to adopt the attitude of positive and rational thinking in everything one do. I would like put forward a classic example of looking at a glass, and thinking of it as either half full or half empty. It is neither right nor wrong to justify, however, the sensible way to look at

Unhygienic slaughter houses

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s per the above mentioned column, it was par ticularly mentioned that T.N. Manen IAS (Retd) and his group has -done the eviction drive. Where as it was jointly done by the land owners’ action committee. In this regard on 14/6/17 a notice was served by the land owners to remove all construction and developmental works illegally carried out by the most illusive person Agustin Kramsa and his clients. However even after serving that eviction notice they did not comply to the order. Therefore on 23/6/17 the land owners had done the action against fictitious individual /Agustin’s clients by burning down the temporary houses that has been illegally constructed by the self style G.B of unrecongnized “AK Model Village” under Nahorjan Village jurisdiction, meanwhile during enquiry it has known from reliable source that Agustin Kramsa had branded T.N. Manen and his group as the main accuse. Besides it has learned that Agustin and his client had forcefully made the area G.B.s to put their signature in support of his clients. Therefore, out of fear to Agustin’s group and for the safety of their families, finally they were compelled to sign on the paper he has written inspite of the fact that agreement was made between Agustin and

Positivity is the soul of life

the importance of being positive. There is no better education for a child than watching his/her parents come out of a tough situation by means of their hard work.Likewise, the role of teachers in building the confidence of students and telling them about the importance of positive thinking is also vital. Students are encouraged by teachers for their hard work by appreciating, patting, guiding and rewarding those who make it and rebuke or warn those who are not serious in their studies to improve their score line. Here’s a true story I would like to put forward as to how I came out of my mental commotion because of the positive state of mind I inculcated. I haveundergonea lot of difficulties while my father was almost confined to his room due his chronic kidney disease. My life came to a pause all of a sudden.We nearly lost hope of his survival after a tiresome marathon treatment and kept treating him as our guest for a couple of months. I had to be with him like a shadow all the time due to which I could not sit for the class X final exam and also lost two consecutive academic years

ith the enactment of the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006, all food items produced in the country are required to meet a certain level of quality standards in terms of hygiene prescribed. The main slaughter house in Wokha with respect to infrastructure, hygiene and meat inspection is apparently absent and the risk of airborne diseases remains high. Further compounding to the already sorry state of affairs, the authorities in charge of looking after the hygiene of the said slaughterhouse dumping the entire waste of the town some few feet away from the slaughterhouse paints a picture of irresponsibility in the highest regard . Piles of littered waste and heaps of smouldering plastics being burned adds to the already unbearable stench caused by the discrete disposal of intestinal excreta and rotting meat

Rejoinder to NVC

carcasses lying in and around the slaughterhouse. Forget about residues in meat derived from environmental pollutants, veterinary drugs, growth-promoting agents and illegal preservatives. The main slaughter house which is more than 50 years old is still without adequate basic amenities such as proper flooring and clean water supply etc. Ideally the floor of the slaughterhouse should be hard concrete and impervious, to reduce dirt in the slaughterhouse and allow drainage and ease of cleaning etc and etc... In short, here are some few suggestions which can be taken into account for raising the standard of the said slaughterhouse : •The district authority should look into the current practice of dumping and burning of wastes by the town council in close proximity of the slaughterhouse

•The disposal of effluents (from the slaughterhouse) into the Mahando river should not be allowed as it contaminates the river as well as the surrounding areas . •Meat contamination during skinning and eviscerating usually can be kept minimal if simple equipment for carcass suspension is available, such as wall hooks or racks with hooks or gambrels attached to an overhead rail. •An abundant supply of potable water as well as adequate facilities for treatment and disposal of intestinal waste and carcasses is important. •The slaughterhouse should be situated away from residential areas. •The land acquired for the proposed slaughterhouse should be sufficient to permit future expansion as overcrowding of facilities ultimately give rise to all of the above mentioned problems. Bonathung Shitio, Wokha

the village community. Upon this Agustin has declared and pledged to vacate the land which he had illegally encroached by making fake land patta. In this regard, Agustin was summoned by the court four times however he had appeared, only the first court hearing. Thereafter, he did not comply to the court order and continued to sell out the land to Nagas who does not have any knowledge about the-case of Agustin. Therefore, the bonafide land owners had told the innocent clients about the ground reality of Agustin’s fictitious act on the other hand, Agustin had accused T.N. Manen and his group only as the main culprits. Therefore if any unwanted situation or action is occurred upon T.N. Manen, Agustin shall be fully responsible. Besides, if any land owner face the same incident he and his loyalist shall be responsible in this regard Agustin is appealed to meet the land owners on or before 3rd July 2017 along with his fake documents in case of failure to comply to this notice Agustin shall be held responsible for any eventualities. Besides the bonafide land owners shall not leave any stone unturn and shall take appropriate legal action against Agustin at any cost. Tali Ao and Marba, Landowners

the glass as half full naturally makes you feel happy instead of expressing it as half empty. How a negative thinking makes someone underprivileged? - In answer to this I would like to share an experience faced by my brother in law:- He applied for a HR Executive post in a private limited company. A few days preceding to his interview he started believing that the other applicants were better and more competent than him. He didn’t believe that he would get it, since his selfesteem was low and he considered himself as a failure. He had housed with hell lot of negative thoughts and became halfhearted to face the interview. On the very of day of the interview, he got up late, and also dismayed by discovering that the shirt he planned to wear that day was dirty, and the pant needed ironing. So, he had proceeded wearing wrinkled shirt and also became very late to reach at the interview venue. See, how his negative thinking dominated the whole interview episode right from the beginning. Therefore, during the interview he was tense, hungry and much worried about his shirt

which made him difficult to focus on the interview. The result was well predictable as you all know. On the other hand, had he been positive his approach would have been different. He would have been desperate to grab the opportunity anyhow. Everything would have gone in right direction and could have visualized his success well before. No one can be sure of success without putting required amount of efforts. One needs to make a proper assessment of a premeditated action plan for achieving a better result. Applying wrong methods even with positive thinking will result into the failure. Hope is the secondary sense of efforts. Therefore, the very essence of positive thinking means to be hopeful for a better result. A determined and dedicated person finds his way out in all complexities and he keeps on finding solution to every problem and one day he achieves his cherished goal. Where there is a will, there is a way. A confident person strikes out the word ‘impossible’ from his dictionary. Rabin Prasad Kalita, Azara, Guwahati, (rabin1966@gmail.com)

Reader’s Post Sir,

Passenger plight

Through your esteemed daily, I wish to highlight some of the difficulties faced by the Senapati-Mao to Kohima-Dimapur passengers in the hope that some well meaning individuals, Civil Society Organisations or institutions come up to address the issue towards an amicable end. As an occasional passenger coming from this side (Manipur), whenever I go to Kohima or Dimapur, it is with deep disquiet that I force myself to come to term with the fact that the ongoing stalemate over the Taxi Parking Site between the Southern Angami Tata Sumo Union and the Senapati District Taxi Welfare Union is still not over even after nearly two months of meetings and negotiations. Again, with tighter clamp downs in the movement of local taxis between Mao Gate and Khuzama, the hapless passengers have no option but to take the walk under the unpredictable summer sun and rain of some 3 km stretch to reach their destinations. Imagine the plight of a lone woman passenger like me carrying more than one heavy baggage or a helpless woman carrying her child with their baggage alongside the slippery muddy road under such weather! It is so frustrating because the two Taxi Unions or Brothers fighting for their respective rights seem to have turned totally deaf to the repeated requests of the travel fatigued passengers and their woeful plight. Like me, it is true that most passengers are the poor common people who have no vehicles of their own and are dependent on taxis. Won’t somebody please intervene? Mrs. Kaini Mary (passenger)

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

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RK Pachnanda is new Indo GST roll out won’t affect Tibetan Border Police chief school supplies: Javadekar

NEW DELHI, Jun 30 (Agencies): School supplies like pencils and books are unlikely to get costlier under the GST regime, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said today. In fact, most consumer goods will not become expensive from tomorrow because GST rate for 81 per cent of the items have been kept below 18 per cent tax category, he said at the Aaj Tak GST Conclave. People have different views about the GST and their concerns are genuine, but they will gradually understand its benefits and accept the “new change and the new tax” in the days to come, he said, adding that more awareness will be created among all stakeholders. “In last 5-10 years, prices of some of the items (of school supplies) have fallen and risen depending on the supply-demand. But in our regime, we have controlled price rise and I don’t think prices (of school supplies) will increase with GST,” Javadekar said.

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Prices of most items will not rise because India’s GST policy is “unique” unlike other countries, he said. “We have four slabs -- zero, 5 per cent, 12 per cent and 18 per cent. Keeping in view the country’s economic situation, we have kept 81 per cent of the items below 18 per cent. This will benefit consumers,” he said. According to the HRD Minister, the GST will also help generate more revenue to the government that will be used for implementation of various welfare programmes. This will also boost the

economic growth. Asked if there is sufficient infrastructure to switch to GST, the minister said, “Don’t expect everything will be perfect on the first day. There will be teething problems, but that will be resolved...People are against accepting the change. When computers were introduced in banks, there was protest and resistance. But now, the picture is different.” People need to be given more time and the government will sensitise them and awareness camps will be set up at block levels, he said. On the need to launch GST at midnight in Parliament, Javadekar said a reform like this requires celebration and there is nothing wrong in doing so. No one stopped the previous government from celebrating, he added. Javadekar also hoped that the opposition Congress, which has said it will boycott the launch ceremony, and others will participate in the celebrations as the GST is being implemented with their full support.

NEW DELH, jun 30 (Agencies): The Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) on Friday got a new chief - 1983 batch IPS officer RK Pachnanda. His appointment comes at a time when Indian security forces are having regular run-ins with the Chinese troops at the 3488-kilometre long IndiaChina border. Pachnanda, who is succeeding Krishna Chaudhary, is the only IPS officer who has served in all the central forces and agencies - BSF, CRPF, CISF, SPG, NDRF, CBI and now the ITBP. The West Bengal cadre officer, who has authored the 2001 bestseller “Terrorism and Response to Terrorist Threat”, has a herculean task of handling the 90,000men-strong border guarding force, which serves in the harshest terrains and weather, and resolving the disputes with China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA). Son of an army officer, Pachnanada will also have to address the concerns related to the promotion of officers/jawans in the force and their welfare. He takes charge of the ITBP in the backdrop of a face-off between Indian and Chinese troops over a disputed area along the Sino-

PSAN to stage protest against illegal appointments on Jul 3 (From p-1) all posts in the Pay Band of Rs. 5200-20200 with grade pay of Rs. 2800 and above were to be requisitioned to NPSC for direct recruitment. However the RD department had violated this order Further, it said as per P&AR office memorandum August 21, 2004, deputation to a particular post shall be done if the department requires an officer with specific qualification for a specialized job or personnel and such vacancy shall be advertised though newspaper and official circulars. However, PSAN said in gross violation of rules, the RD department had allowed primary teachers, graduate teachers and sub-inspectors etc (class-III gazetted) to be deputed

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as BDOs/RDOs/APOs (class-I). Home Department: Under Home department, only two posts of DySPs were requisitioned to NPSC whereas, as many as 9 officers in the rank of assistant commandants got promotions in May 2017, ten DySps retired in 2017 and at least eight deputy commandants retired in 2017. PSAN demanded that all candidates appointed illegally in the rank of subinspector be terminated and requisitioned to NPSC for resultant vacancies for free and fair selection. PSAN also warned that it will scrutinise other departments who violated government standing rules on appointments. T&A deptt: Under Directorate T & A, two

posts of Sub Treasury Officer (STO) and four posts of Divisional Accounts Officer/Junior Accounts Officer (DAO/JAO) were forwarded to the secretariat in 2016 for requisition to NPSC but the posts were still kept in abeyance till now. Social welfare: Under SW Department, PSAN pointed out that 81 posts of supervisors (class-III non gazetted in the P.B of 520020200, GP of 2800) were filled through backdoor appointments from 2006-16 despite the posts coming under purview of NPSC. PSAN said not a single CDPO post has been requisitioned to NPSC since 2012 on the pretext of amending the department’s service rule. Ar t and Culture:

Under A&C department, PSAN said one Archivist (class-II gazetted) was currently on deputation while another post of Assistant Archivist (NPSC post) was filled through contract. Though the post of AA was requisitioned to NPSC in 2017 it was again being put under the process of withdrawal. PSAN vowed not to allow the withdrawal of the post from being requisitioned by NPSC for vested interests. PSAN also said there were three posts Research Assistant (Class-III gazetted) form, Zeliang and Yimchunger tribes requisitioned in 2017 but the same post belonging to Chakhesang, Angami, Chang and general quota which was on contract basis and not requisitioned to NPSC.

Indian border in Sikkim. The paramilitary force, however, is not present in this area as the Army is deployed there. Soon after Pachnanda took over charge at the force headquarters in New Delhi, senior ITBP officials briefed him about the status of its current deployment along the border and other theatres. The ITBP is also witnessing a major enhancement and development of its border posts and frontier roads along the Sino-Indian border, a number of which are in the Himalayan ranges. Apart from its primary task of guarding the 3,488km border, where ITBP troops are deployed at freezing heights of up to 18,700 feet, the paramilitary force is tasked with rendering a variety of duties in the internal security domain including undertaking anti-Maoist operations in Chhattisgarh. Prior to his appointment as Director General ITBP, Pachnanda has served in various capacities as DCP South (Kolkata Police), SP CBI, Assistant Director, SPG, IG BSF, ADG CISF, ADG (Operations) CRPF, ADG SCRB West Bengal, Commissioner of Police, Kolkata and DG NDRF.

Ex-AMU VC flays lynching incidents Aligarh, Jun 30 (PTI): Former AMU Vice Chancellor Zameer Uddin Shah today voiced anguish over lynching incidents and warned that the situation will spill out of control if “men of reason do not stick out their necks” and speak out against them. Hailing Hindus who broke their silence and participated in the ‘Not in My Name’ march, Lt Gen (retd) Shah said these are the people of courage who will save the country from narrow-minded “self righteous criminals”. “Till now I was silent because I was in government service but today I can pour my heart out before the rest of my countrymen on this issue”, Shah, a war veteran and a decorated officer, told PTI.

NPF attacks NPCC statement (From p-1) have developed a nasty allergy to political parties flush with allies like the NPF, which has no shortage of politically like-minded parties determined to edge out the Congress from the political scene in the region and country. It also reminded Congress, that when the country slowly limped back to normalcy from the dark era of Emergency imposed by the Congress, the forerunner of the NPF realised the danger posed by INC and formed alliance with non-Congress national parties in 1977. “Since then, there has been no looking back and with the emergence of BJP to take on the might of the Indian National Congress which had been looting the nation like the ancient marauders, the NPF has realised that the BJP is its natural ally,” NPF stated. It said a regional party like the NPF, to ensure the security, rights and interests of the people, must align itself with national political parties, whether they in power or not, to stop recurrence of the dark years the country went through the Emergency period in the 1970s brought about by the Congress, or the blatant embezzlement of national

funds like the country had witnessed under Congress rule for which prominent Congress leaders were still languishing in Jail for their misdeeds. Rather pointing out the issue of “freezing” of the NPF party symbol in the aftermath of the Naga people’s call for solution and not election, which was heeded to by the NPF and other political parties in the State except the Congress party, NPF said it would be more relevant in the Naga context if the fact that the Congress party sold out the wishes and aspirations of the Naga people to solve the Naga political problem and went against the clarion call issued by the Naga people as a whole. It alleged that the Congress party did not want to solve the Naga problem and kept it pending all those years when it was in power in State and at the Centre. NPF also pointed how the present NPCC president, K. Theire was sacked unceremoniously from the Congress ministry in 2002. When Therei came to power in 2003, NPF said he went on to use un-parliamentary words in the Assembly against his former leader which had to be expunged from the records. T h e r i e wa s a g a i n

dropped unceremoniously from DAN I after a short period “when his ambition got the better of him and went back to his former leader in abject humility much against his arrogant nature, adding, NPF said, adding, “he more than ate his humble pie: he swallowed back his vomit.” However, the Congress leaders after realizing the need to come together for an early solution to the protracted Naga political problem, came together to join the DAN III in mid 2015, NPF stated. In this regard, NPF said the Congress was compelled to change its leadership and the “present leadership was para-dropped from nowhere.” NPF alleged that Therie started to take revenge on his perceived foes in the shape of his former colleagues and expelled them all from the party, saying he was “now a general without Soldiers.” With elections just round the corner, NPF said the Congress party, as expected, was making noises just for the sake of being heard. “But howling alone won’t get the Congress party its mates, for the party is yet to go through an acid test of achieving victory in electoral battle under the leadership of K. Therie,” it added.

Govt likely to lower GST on fertilizers from 12% New Delhi, Jun 30 (AGENCIES): The government is likely to reduce the GST rate on fertilizers from 12% to ensure that their prices do not rise and farmers’ interests are protected. At present, taxes on fertilisers are in the range of 0-6% in different states, but from July 1, a uniform 12% will be effective. With the proposed GST rate, retail prices could go up by `30 to `120 per bag (50kg) on urea, di—ammonium phosphate (DAP) and potash, in states like Punjab, Har yana, Andhra Pradesh, where there is nil tax on soil nutrients. The industry has made several representations to the fertilizer ministry for revision in the GST in the interest of farmers

A farmer busy in the field at Jaisingh Pur village, Nuh, Mewat in Haryana. In the new GST regime, the tax on fertilisers has been increased to 12% and same impact is on Tractors and farming equipment.

arguing that such high rate would upset farmers as it would only increase their cost of production. According to sources, the fertiliser ministry has taken up the issue with the finance ministry, which has further put the proposal before the GST Council. Sources said that the issue is under the active consideration of the Coun-

cil as it would impact the farm community at a time when the government is aiming to double farmers’ income by 2022. Retail price of urea, which is fixed by the government, is at `5,360 per tonne now. The prices of DAP and potash, fixed by private companies, are at `22,000 and `11,000 per tonne respectively.

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ment’s accounts will be released on Friday. The Budget for 2017-18 was advanced by a month to February 1 and annual spending plans and tax proposals were approved by Parliament before the beginning of the fiscal year on April 1. Capital expenditure that essentially goes into infrastructure creation and other assets rose 63 per cent in April-May to Rs 54,000 crore from Rs 33,000 crore in the same two months a year ago. Till last year expenditure approval used to coincide with the onset of the monsoon, leading to back-loading of programmes, which remained inactive in productive premonsoon months. “We want the budgetary exercise to be over and the Finance Bill to be passed and implemented by April 1 rather than by June because then the monsoon sets in and, effectively, expenditures start in October,” Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had said earlier. An official said the early start to spending had

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Mumbai, Jun 30 (Agencies): The BSE Sensex edged lower on Friday as caution ahead of the launch of a unified goods and services tax (GST) hit auto makers, with benchmark indexes heading for their first monthly loss this year. The revised tax structure will kick in from midnight Friday, marking India`s biggest tax reform since independence, unifying its $2 trillion economy and 1.3 billion people into a common market. Weakness in Asian peers following losses on Wall Street overnight also hurt sentiment. The MSCI`s broadest index of AsiaPacific shares outside Japan was down 0.7 percent. “There is some kind of profit-booking and sideways consolidation in the market, so most sectors are volatile,” said Siddharth Sedani, head and vice president, equity advisory at Anand Rathi. The broader NSE Nifty was down 0.12 percent at 9,492.35 as of 0702 GMT, on track to post its third week of losses. The index

New Delhi, Jun 30 (Agencies): Government spending rose 55 per cent in April-May over the same period a year ago. This visible effect of advancing the date of the Budget this year — on February 1 instead of the usually end of the month — could provide a jumpstart to the economy. The completion of legislative approval for annual spending by mid-March helped ministries and departments plan their expenditure from April 1 instead of later in the year. “There is a substantial increase in expenditure in the first two months of the fiscal year,” Finance Secretary Ashok Lavasa told Business Standard. Government spending grew by 13 per cent, year on year, in April-May 2016. Expenditure during the two months touched Rs 4.6 lakh crore, which is 21.3 per cent of the Budget Estimate for 2017-18, against Rs 2.9 lakh crore in April-May 2016, which was 15 per cent of that year’s Budget Estimate. Official data on the govern-

nual budget, increase in GDP and lower tax rates. “Till now, we increased tax burden on those who paid their taxes honestly. Now (after GST) more people would come under the tax net and tax rates would come down,” he said. The GST regime touted as the single most significant

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tax reform since Independence will be implemented from July 1, Saturday. The Minister said the new tax reform would put an end to black money.

New Delhi, Jun 30 (IANS): Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari on Friday said the GST (Goods and Services Tax) would increase the revenue of states by up to 25 per cent and the central government may never have to compensate them. “We said that we would compensate states if their revenue decreases due to GST. But I believe that situation would never arise,” Gadkari said at the Aaj Tak GST Conclave. “In fact, revenue of the states would increase by 15 (to) 20 (to) 25 per cent,” he added. Gadkari said the move would also simultaneously boost the revenue of the central government, which would lead to a bigger an-

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send the details, including bank branch, code, account number, IFSC etc, Joint Secretary (foreigners) in the home ministry, Mukesh Mittal said. The ministry also announced a list of 2,025 NGOs which have not yet validated their FCRA designated accounts. The Modi government, which has tightened the rules for NGOs, has already cancelled registration of more than 10,000 nongovernmental organisations in the last three years for alleged non-filing of annual returns as mandated in the FCRA. In addition, renewals of more than 1,300 NGOs have been denied or closed in recent past for allegedly violating various provisions of the FCRA. Recently, the home ministry has also asked nearly 6,000 NGOs to open their accounts in banks having core banking facilities and furnish details for real-time access to security agencies in case of any discrepancy.

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VAT rates vary from State to State from 5% to 15%. Weighted average VAT rate on smartphones works out to about 12%. Thus, the present total tax incidence on smartphones works out to more than 13.5%. As against this, the proposed GST rate for smart phones is 12%. Medical devices Similarly, medical devices, including surgical instruments, in general attract 6% central excise duty and 5% VAT. Along with CST, octroi, entry tax, etc., the present total tax incidence on them works out to more than 13%. As against this, the proposed rate under GST is 12%. Puja samagri Puja samagri including havan samagri will be under the Nil category. However, exact formulation for the same is yet to be finalized.

NEW DELHI, Jun 30 (PTI): As many as 3,768 NGOs across the country have been directed by the Home Ministry to validate their foreign contribution designated accounts with banks, failure of which will invite penalty. In a circular, the ministry said all NGOs which were registered under the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) should receive donations from abroad in a single designated bank account. However, it is seen that a number of such organisations have not validated their foreign contribution designated accounts, causing problems for the banks to comply with the FCRA provisions that they (banks) report to the Central government within 48 hours of such receipt or utilisation of foreign contribution. These associations are required to validate their foreign designated accounts and also the utilisation accounts immediately and

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cidence on account of CST, octroi, entry tax, etc., the present total tax incidence would work out to more than 31%. As against this, the proposed GST rate for cement is 28%. Medicaments There will be lesser tax burden in case of Medicaments, including Ayurvedic, Unani, Siddha, Homeopathic or Biochemic systemsalso. Medicaments, in general, attract 6% central excise duty and 5% VAT. Further, CST, octroi, entry tax, etc. are also applicable in general. At these rates, the present total tax incidence works out to more than 13%. As against this, the proposed GST rate on medicines, including ayurvedic medicines, is 12%. Smartphones Smartphone attracts 2% central excise duty [1% excise duty + 1% NCCD].

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New Delhi, Jun 30 (Agencies): India’s new indirect tax regime, Goods and Services Tax (GST), which is scheduled to be rolled out from July 1, will lead to lower tax burden in several commodities including packaged cement, Medicaments, Smart phones, and medical devices, including surgical instruments. The rollout of GST will bring benefits to the consumers due to reduced tax rates on various commodities such as packaged cement, medicaments, smartphones, and medical devices, etc. Packaged cement Packaged cement attracts central excise duty of 12.5% + Rs 125 PMT and standard VAT rate of 14.5%. At these rates, the present total tax incidence works out to more than 29%. If we include tax in-

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Tension escalates along Indo-China border K.K. Venugopal appointed new AG Border face-off: China and India each deploy 3,000 troops NEW DELHI, JUN 30 (AGENCIES): The ongoing troop face-off between India and China+ on the Sikkim-Bhutan-Tibet trijunction has emerged as the biggest such confrontation in the region in decades, with both sides continuing to pump in reinforcements to the remote border region. Even as Army chief General Bipin Rawat reviewed the ground situation by visiting the headquarters of the 17 Mountain Division in Gangtok and 27 Mountain Division in Kalimpong on Thursday, sources said the two rival armies had strengthened their positions at the tri-junction by deploying around 3,000 troops each in a virtually eyeball-toeyeball confrontation. The Indian Army, on its part, refused to say anything. But sources said though there had been other troop standoffs at the trijunction over the years, the latest one at the Doka La general area was clearly the most serious. “Both sides are as yet not willing to budge from their positions. Flag meetings and other talks between the rival commanders have not worked till now,” a source said. During his visit, Gen-

eral Rawat especially concentrated on the deployments of the 17 Division, which is responsible for the defence of eastern Sikkim with four brigades (each with over 3,000 soldiers) under its command. Undeterred by Beijing’s aggressive posturing, India has made it clear that it will not allow China to construct a motorable road till the trijunction through the Bhutanese territory of Doklam plateau, as earlier reported by TOI. Bhutan, too, has issued a demarche to China over the construction of the road towards its army camp at Zomplri in the Doklam plateau, asking Beijing to restore status quo by stopping work immediately. Interestingly, the People’s Liberation Army declared in Beijing on Thursday that it had conducted trials of a new 35-tonne tank in the plains of Tibet, though it added that “it was not targeted against any country”. The Indian defence establishment is concerned at the “creeping territorial aggression” by China, which aims to progressively swallow the 269 sq km Doklam plateau to add “strategic width” to its adjoining but narrow Chumbi Valley, which juts in between Sik-

Bihar set to declare two districts ODF soon Patna, Jun 30 (IANS): Bihar is likely to declare Sitamarhi and Rohtas as the first two open defecation free (ODF) districts in July 2017, followed by one or two districts by the end of this year, officials said on Friday. “Sitamarhi and Rohtas are on the verge of becoming ODF and the state government is likely to officially declare both districts ODF by next month,” Pravin More, WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) Specialist, Bihar Field Office, Unicef, said at a media interaction on the theme of “Building of a people’s movement for ODF Bihar”. More said thanks to Sitamarhi District Magistrate Rajeev Roshan, 200 of 273 gram panchayats of the district had been declared ODF and work was on in full swing to declare the remaining gram panchayats ODF in next two to three weeks. In Rohtas also more than 160 of 245 gram panchayats have been

declared ODF and work is on to declare the remaining gram panchayats ODF soon. “To date, over 550 gram panchayats have been declared ODF in Bihar, including those in Sitamarhi and Rohtas districts, followed by 35 gram panchayats in Khagaria district, more than two dozen in Buxar and Darbhanga districts. Besides, 20 blocks and one sub-division have been declared ODF,” an official said. Rohtas District Magist r a t e A n i m e s h Ku m a r Parashar and Sitamarhi DM Roshan have confirmed that they are working in the direction to declare their respective districts ODF. “It is difficult to say which district will become first between the two. There is a virtual competition to become the first and second ODF in Bihar,” More said. In both districts, more than three lakh toilets have been constructed in the last one year.

kim and Bhutan. China has also been pushing Bhutan hard for the last two decades to go in for a “package deal”. Under it, Beijing wants Thimphu to cede control over Doklam plateau, while it surrenders claims to the 495 sq km of territory in Jakurlung and Pasamlung valleys in northern Bhutan. But India is militarily “very sensitive” about the Doklam plateau, especially the Zomplri Ridge area because it overlooks the strategically-vulnerable Siliguri corridor or the ‘Chicken’s Neck’ area.

Learn from historical lessons, China warns India

The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of China warned Army chief General Bipin Rawat to “stop clamouring for war”, dismissing as “extremely irresponsible” his recent remarks that India was ready for a “two-and-a-half front war”. Alluding to the 1962 Sino-Indian war, PLA spokesperson Col Wu Qian told reporters: “We hope that the particular person in the Indian Army could learn from historical lessons and stop such clamouring for war.” Meanwhile, Bhutan’s Ministry of

Parliament cannot be used for selfadvertisement: Cong New Delhi, Jun 30 (IANS): Senior Congress leader Anand Sharma on Friday said there was no reason to celebrate the Goods and Services Tax (GST) roll-out as the country was not yet ready for the new tax regime and termed the midnight Parliament session as self-advertisement by the government. “The programme organised by the government does not have a base. They have to understand if everyone is actually ready for it? It is a serious issue, that on so many occasions reforms have come in the past but there was no such midnight session to celebrate it. Parliament cannot be used for advertisement,” said Sharma. Speaking to reporters outside the Congress party office, Sharma said that in the past there were many important occasions but midnight sessions of the Parliament were never organised.

Foreign Affairs said: “Bhutan has conveyed to the Chinese side, both on the ground and through the diplomatic channel, that the construction of the road inside Bhutanese territory is a direct violation of the agreements and affects the process of demarcating the boundary between our two countries. Bhutan hopes that the status quo in the Doklam area will be maintained as before 16 June 2017.” In a statement, Thimphu said that on June 16, “the Chinese Army started constructing a motorable road from Dokola in the Doklam area towards the Bhutan Army camp at Zompelri”. It said boundary talks are ongoing between Bhutan and China and “we have written agreements of 1988 and 1998 stating that the two sides agree to maintain peace and tranquillity in their border areas pending a final settlement on the boundary question, and to maintain status quo on the boundary as before March 1959.

Arun Jaitley said on Friday, a day after China asked New Delhi to learn from its 1962 military debacle. “If they are trying to remind us, the situation in 1962 was different, the India of today is different,” Jaitley said at India Today’s Midnight Conclave in response to the reported remark by the PLA spokesperson. Jaitley said that Bhutan government had made it clear that China was trying to claim Bhutanese land and said this was “absolutely wrong”. “After the statement of the government of Bhutan, I think the situation is absolutely clear. It is Bhutan’s land, close to the Indian border, and Bhutan and India have an arrangement to provide security. “Bhutan itself clarified ... China is trying to alter the present status-quo. After this, I think the issue is absolutely clear. To say we will come there and grab the land of some other country is what China is doing and it is absolutely wrong,” the minister said. Jaitley’s comment came a stand-off beIndia of 2017 different tween amid Indian and Chinese from India of 1962: Jaitley troops in Dokala area close The India of 2017 is to the Siliguri corridor that different from the India of connects the rest of India 1962, Defence Minister to its North East.

Bengaluru, Jun 30 (IANS): The textiles sector in Karnataka on Friday observed a total shutdown across the state to press for a rollback of levying the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on its products and bringing the trade under the new tax regime. “As textiles were considered essential goods, they were exempted from any tax till now. But under the GST, we have to pay 5 per cent tax for goods up to Rs 1,000 in value and 12 per cent for goods above Rs 1,000 in value and file documents online to the GST network on purchase of raw materials, their processing and packaging,” Karnataka Weavers’ Federation President T.V. Maruthi told reporters here. Hundreds of textile weavers, twisters, traders, wholesalers and retailers took out protest rallies and staged demonstrations in towns and cities across the state against the central and state governments for im-

that wrong questions were there only in one out of ten sets of question paper and it was wrong on the part of exam organising committee to award bonus marks to all students. She said that ranking of students who rightly solved the questions got affected due to bonus marks and their overall rank had gone down by several notches due to the controversial decision. “IIT-Madras decision to award 18 bonus marks to

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all the candidates appearing for the examination (11 marks for incorrect questions in Paper II and 7 marks for incorrect questions in Paper I) irrespective of whether or not those candidates even attempted to answer the said questions is clearly arbitrary and violative of the rights of the candidates who successfully solved the said questions,” the petition said. Around 1.7 lakh students had registered for the JEE-Advanced examination in 2017 and 1.6 lakh appeared for the test. 50,455 students were declared to have qualified and they are vying for 11,032 seats across 23 IITs. that awarding bonus marks to all the candidates, irrespective of whether they attempted the questions or not, was arbitrary and violative of their fundamental rights. They told the bench that the decision to grant bonus mark to all was in violation of earlier order of apex court which had held that bonus mark could be given only those examinees who attempted the question. Suri told the bench

K.K. Venugopal eral’s office the experience of 50 years’ practice in the Supreme Court. Apart from being involved in many important cases before constitutional benches of the apex court, Venugopal acted as amicus curiae in the infamous 2G spectrum scam case relating to irregular allotment of bandwidth to telecom operators during the tenure of the UPA-I government. He assisted the Supreme Court in monitoring investigations by the CBI and the Enforcement Directorate. He had appeared for the Madhya Pradesh government opposing the challenge to the National Judicial Appointments Commission (NJAC) and L.K. Advani and other senior BJP leaders in the Babri Masjid demolition conspiracy case. Venugopal had cautioned the top court against sentencing Justice C.S. Kar-

nan to six months imprisonment for contempt. Appearing for the Madras High Court, he had tried to caution the bench that it would suffer the blemish of putting a sitting judge in prison. Venugopal, one of the main advocates of judicial reforms in India, is against the creation of regional benches of the Supreme Court. Instead he favours Courts of Appeal to be established in four regions of the country to finally decide on appeals from High Court judgements in all cases, other than cases of national importance which affect the whole country, disputes between states and the Centre and substantial question of law relating to interpretation of the Constitution. This, he feels, will relieve the burden on the Supreme Court. His son Krishnan Venugopal is a senior lawyer in the Supreme Court.

Shutdown by Karnataka textiles sector for GST rollback

IIT decision to award bonus marks under SC scanner NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a plea challenging IIT decision to award bonus marks to all students for wrong questions in Joint Entrance Examination (Advanced) but refused to stay the counselling process for admission in 23 IITs. A vacation bench of Justices Abhay Manohar Sapre and Sanjay Kishan Kaul issued notice to Centre and IIT Madras, which conducted the examination, and directed them to file response within a week on why 18 bonus marks given to all students should not be scrapped. The court passed the order on petitions filed by two students who sought court’s direction to IIT to revise the merit list of successful students without giving them bonus marks. T h e p e t i t i o n e r s, w h o cracked the exam, alleged that their ranking in merit list was adversely affected by bonus marks given to all and they would not be able to get admission in colleges of their choice. Senior advocate Sushma Suri and lawyer D K Devesh, appearing for aggrieved students, contended

New Delhi, June 30 (IANS):Senior Supreme Court lawyer K.K. Venugopal, an eminent constitutional lawyer who has five decades of practice in the apex court, was on Friday appointed the new Attorney General of India. President Pranab Mukherjee signed the order of his appointment on Friday within 20 days of the resignation of Mukul Rohatgi, who was given an extension of tenure but declined it. Venugopal, 86, is a veteran constitutional expert who was once an Additional Solicitor General appointed during the Morarji Desai regime after the Emergency. Kottayan Katankot Venugopal is the son of a well-known barrister the late M.K. Nambiyar, who was a doyen of the Madras bar and who had practiced in the Supreme Court too. Venugopal, who started appearing in the Supreme Court in the early 60s while based in Madras, was designated as a senior advocate by the apex court in 1972. Five years later, after the end of Emergency, he was appointed an Additional Solicitor General that necessitated his shift to Delhi. Venugopal, who has often been called to be the amicus curiae to the Supreme Court for handling difficult cases, brings to the Attorney Gen-

posing a huge tax and administrative burden on them and sought a roll back of the 5 per cent tax on textiles. “As about 70 per cent of the textile business is still in the unorganised sector, we will not be able to sustain the additional burden as margins are less in the volume-driven sales. It (GST) benefits only large producers and exporters not us,” said Maruthi. With the majority of textiles traders, dealers, suppliers and retailers having small businesses, levying tax on them is not justified in a competitive market, which is saturated with impor t of readymade goods, including global brands. “As cloth is an essential commodity, levying GST on it is unjustified and irrational as it will add to operational cost and push up its price at every stage of the supply chain,” said textiles trade representative Vimal Kante.

Textile traders and powerloom weavers in Surat observing a complete shut-down on Thursday to press for their demand for exemption from the Goods and Services Tax. “Those doing interstate business will be the worst affected as they cannot sell or buy without GSTN even if their turnover is below the Rs 20 lakh ceiling. “There are about 80,000 textile shops across the state, including 10,000 in Bengaluru which are run by single proprietors or dealers. They are not com-

puter literate to file returns 33 times a year, as required under the GST regime,” pointed out Kante. Like any other business, the textiles business is also done mostly on credit. Wholesalers and retailers do business offline with manual billing. Even if they register with GSTN, they will have to hire IT-savvy

accountants or auditors to file e-returns. “We hope the central and state tax offices will set up kiosks for wholesalers and retailers to ease filing of returns at a cost than investing in computers and hiring operators,” said Karnataka Cloth Merchant Association President S.K. Sanghvi.

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Sikkim transporters on indefinite strike ance of providing security to Sikkim vehicles, so that no vehicle is attacked. “There are few trucks that have plied to Siliguri due to lack of information or delay in availing information so we appeal the West Bengal authorities to make proper arrangements for their safe passage to Sikkim from Siliguri. He also informed that they had submitted a memorandum to the Sikkim chief secretary, home secretary, transport secretary, DGP, requesting them to take appropriate step and speak to their counterparts in West Bengal in smooth operation of the highway. We also appeal the Government of India to look into the matter seriously as Sikkim is a border state and NH10 is the only lifeline of the state. “Arrangements must be met to keep the highway

open. We also demand the West Bengal police arrest the culprits who attacked the truck driver on June 28 at the earliest and take stringent action so that no such act is repeated in near future”, he said. Sikkim’s ruling party the SDF on June 20 extended its support to the “democratic demand” for a separate Gorkhaland. The SDF had also appealed to the Centre, the West Bengal government, the people of Darjeeling and the political parties in the hills to ensure that the National Highway which connects Siliguri-toGangtok) and which passes through the Darjeeling and Kalimpong districts was left open as it was the “lifeline” of land-locked Sikkim. The Sikkim Assembly had, on March 29, 2011, passed a resolution in favour of Gorkhaland.

‘Hills people need to adopt to changing climatic conditions’

AR jawan killed in Manipur attack

Gangtok, Jun 30 (PTI): Transporters in Sikkim are on an indefinite strike after miscreants vandalised and looted Sikkim bound trucks near Siliguri in West Bengal. Sikkim Truck Drivers Association president, Mingma Sherpa said “Our trucks plying to Siliguri in West Bengal to ferry goods are being attacked and the drivers’ life is at threat.” He said the association decided to go for indefinite strike from yesterday after members of the association reviewed the June 28 incident of Siliguri when the driver of a truck was beaten up, his truck vandalised and looted by a mob. “After proper fact finding we took the decision to go for indefinite strike,” Sherpa stated. He said the strike would continue till the West Bengal gives an assur-

Banwarilal Purohit Shillong, June 30 (PTI): Meghalaya Governor BL Purohit today said hills people will have to adapt to the fast changing climatic condition as the impact of climate change will be felt immediately. “The impact of climate change is going to be felt immediately and more acutely in the hilly areas than in the plains. So people of the hills have to struggle a lot to adapt to the fast changing climatic conditions,” the governor said while addressing at the valedictory function of a three day workshop on climate change here. He said climate-dependent sectors like agriculture, animal husbandry and water resources are going to be impacted due to climate change, and the people will

be stressed even more. Stating that hilly states like Meghalaya with more than 70 per cent people dependent on agriculture and allied sectors, the Governor said the impact of climate change is going to be felt immediately and more acutely in the hilly areas than in the plains. Purohit also warned that climate sensitive floriculture, horticulture and tea cultivation will be impacted if the impact of climate change is not controlled which could result in affecting the economy and livelihoods of the state itself. Pointing out that there has been a considerable deterioration in the quality of the environment during the past one decades, the governor said these were due to population pressure, conversion of forest land into agricultural fields, deforestation, urbanization, mining and industrialization. Acknowledging the contribution made by the rural communities towards preserving and protecting forests, Purohit said most preservation has been taken up by the rural communities and not necessarily by the state.

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No.Judl-47/2016-17/ / Whereas, Shri. Nlumsao Humtsoe, husband of Late Smti. Renthunglo Humtsoe a resident of Wokha Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable him to close AC No.34429796966 in favour of her deceased wife Late Smti. Renthunglo Humtsoe, who expired on 09/02/2016. Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby to file claims/ objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cutoff date and succession certificate shall be issued. K.THAVASEELAN, IAS Addl. Deputy Commissioner DC-1575 Wokha : Nagaland

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I, Hokiye Yeptho of Aichisaghemi Village, District Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly declared as under. That my name is entered in my document as Hokiye Yeptho in Bank A/C as Hokiye Sumi and in Aadhaar Card as Hokiye Yeptho is same and one person. Henceforth, my name shall be used as Hokiye Yeptho in all my documents. The statements furnished by me is true and I signed this declaration in sound mind in the presence of the following witnesses hereinafter mentioned. Deponent Solemnly declared an oath before me by the declarant on 23rd day of June 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-6733 Regd. No. Y297/17 AFFIDAVIT Date : 29.06.2017 I, Mr. Neido-u Metha, S/o. Vizothe Metha, residing at Seluophe Village, District Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under : 1. That, I am bonafide citizen of India. 2. That, I am legal and natural father of Miss. Keneithonuo Metha, who is a student of Class IX (Nine) of Govt. High School, Singrijan, Dimapur. 3. That, in my said daughter Educational documents her name had been inadvertently recorded as Miss Keniethonuo. 4. That, Miss Keneithonuo Metha & Miss Keniethonuo refers to same and one person. However, this affidavit has been made for the purpose to correct my daughter name as Miss. Keneithonuo Metha from concern authority. 5. That, the statements made from para 1 to 4 are made by me which are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and nothing declare false therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on. DP-6747(A) NOTARY PUBLIC

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Imphal, Jun 30: An Assam Rifles trooper was killed and two others were seriously injured in an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) blast at a checkpost in Ukhrul district in Manipur Friday morning around 7:20 am. Rifleman Biju Sorubuwar was killed on the spot in the explosion while Havildar Yaspal Singh of Udhampur in Jammu and Kashmir and Rifleman Nihar Ranjan Das of Gopiya village in Odisha sustained injuries. They have been evacuated to an army hospital in Imphal by chopper, the report said. Additional security forces and police from Ukhrul district headquarters rushed to the area where troops of Assam Rifles have launched a search operation to hunt out the attackers. The militants may have escaped to their camps into Myanmar, said police. The area has been cordoned off by the security forces and no civilian were allowed access in the area, the report added.

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Mizoram celebrates 31st anniversary of peace accord Aizawl, Jun 30 (IANS): The 31st anniversary of the signing of the historic “Mizoram Peace Accord” between the central government and the erstwhile underground Mizo National Front (MNF) was celebrated on Friday in Mizoram. All government and semi-government offices and educational institutions remained closed as the day was declared a public holiday. Though no official function was organised by the government, the MNF, now in the opposition, held gatherings and interactive events across the state. On the occasion, Governor Lt. Gen. (retired) Nirbhay Sharma urged the youths to refrain from drugs, alcohol and tobacco abuse. The mountainous northeastern state, bordering Myanmar and Bangladesh, is a corridor of drug smuggling and a large section of youths is victim of the drug menace. Urging the youths to take part in the ongoing

SHILLONG, Jun 30 (Agencies): The High Court of Meghalaya has ordered a judicial inquiry into the alleged ‘fake encounter’ of Sengbath Ch. Marak on March 4, 2015 in West Garo Hills. The allegation was that he was shot dead from close range by police personnel engaged in counter insurgency operation in the morning. During a hearing on a writ petition filed by Abal M. Sangma, the father of the victim and the Nokma of the area, the Court was of the view that there is only one way out and that is further enquiry by a Judicial Officer. The District Judge, Tura was entrusted with the job to conduct a thorough enquiry and to submit the report before the Court within five months. Earlier, the counsel of the petitioner M F Qureshi while alleging that it was a fake encounter submitted that as per the enquiry report submitted by the Additional District Magistrate, West Garo Hills, maximum number of bullets were pumped inside the body of the victim and so Government may be directed to grant adequate compensation. On the other hand, Additional State counsel, S. Sen Gupta said that the Government is unable to accept the enquiry report filed by the Additional District Magistrate, West Garo Hills. The matter will come up for hearing as and when the report is submitted by the District Judge, Tura for further order. It was on March 4, 2015 at around 3 am, when a team of Meghalaya Police personnel while carrying out the operation against GNLA militants came near the house of the petitioner’s son. They first threw a stone on the roof and fired in the air calling those inside the house to come out and since the petitioner’s son was inside his own house he came out of the house to extend cooperation to the police but unfortunately on seeing him, a police man by the name of Mingran T.Sangma shot at his leg and thereafter, he was forced to run and while doing so the petitioner’s son was shot by the police personnel who sprayed bullets onto his body. The writ petition added that the incident was witnessed by some of the people who were present on the spot, adding that some of the witnesses who came to the spot were also harassed by the police.

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late K. Pfukupe Koza Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Solhoulo-o Koza relation mother R/o. H.No. 1191, Middle Colony, Purana Bazar to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 3/3/17. 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 17/7/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 16 day of 6/17. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late B. Tungba Phom alias Dungba Phom alias Dangba Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Rongsenkala Phom relation wife R/o. H.No. 87 A. Khel, Diphupar, Dimapur to draw his/her Family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 26/5/17. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 30/7/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 29 day of 6/17. DP-6745

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APSC Scam: police collects signature Guwahati, Jun 30 (Agencies): Taking a new turn on the ongoing APSC investigation, Dibrugarh police on Thursday has collected signatures of 27 invigilators who appeared in 2014, APSC examination. A total of 38 invigilators from three APSC, 2014 exam centers were summoned to Assam Police

Special Branch headquarters in Guwahati to collect their signatures. According to the police information, a total of 27 invigilators have appeared before the investigating officers, “The collected signatures of the invigilators will be sent to forensic laboratory for verification. The signatures will be tallied with the signatures on the seized

answer scripts.” It is to be mentioned that, Dibrugarh Police has already sent 1,265 seized answer scripts of APSC examinations in 2013 and 2014 for forensic testing. Three ACS officers have already been arrested, besides former APSC Chairman Rakesh Paul and other officials for their alleged involvement in the scam.

“Healthy Mizoram Campaign”, the Governor said: “Youths must abstain from different vices such as abuse of drugs, alcohol and tobacco, as they are the future of the state.” He complimented the people of Mizoram for maintaining the “hardearned peace” in the state and called upon them to remember the contribution of those who laid down their lives for the cause of peace and harmony in Mizoram. Locally called “Remna Ni”, the Mizoram Peace Accord was signed between the government of India and MNF on June 30, 1986, ending two decades of insurgency, after which the state became the 23rd Indian state on February 20, 1987. Mizoram was part of Assam until 1972, when it was carved out as a Union Territory. “Mizoram has shown progress and has many achievements to its credit in the last 31 years since the peace accord was Members of Socialist Unity Centre for India (SUCI) protesting against the signed,” Sharma said. Goods Service Tax (GST) in Guwahati on Friday. (PTI)

HC orders judicial probe into ‘fake encounter’ case

Regd. No. Y296/17 AFFIDAVIT Date : 29.06.2017 I, Mr. Neido-u Metha, S/o. Vizothe Metha, residing at Seluophe Village, District Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under : 1. That, I am bonafide citizen of India. 2. That, I am legal and natural father of Mr. Kekhriesetuo Metha, who appeared HSLC Exam under the NBSE vide Roll No. 171817036 Exam Centre DIM-17, in the year 2017 but was unsuccessful. 3. That, in my said son Educational documents his name had been inadvertently recorded as Mr. Kekhriesetuo. 4. That, Mr. Kekhriesetuo Metha & Mr. Kekhriesetuo refers to same and one person. However, this affidavit has been made for the purpose to correct my son name as Mr. Kekhriesetuo Metha from concern authority. 5. That, the statements made from para 1 to 4 are made by me which are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and nothing declare false therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on. DP-6747(B) NOTARY PUBLIC

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APCC condemns Mizoram BJP urges gov to dissolve CADC Jun 30 (PTI): BJP Mizoram unit has subDGC incident Aizawl, mitted a memorandum to state Governor Lt Gen (Retd) Itanagar, Jun 30 (PTI): The Ar unachal Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) today condemned the recent incident at a plush Delhi club where a woman was asked to leave the dining room for wearing a traditional Khasi outfit. “The incident clearly indicates racism against the Khasi woman. Such attacks are alienating people from the Northeast instead of taking them along,” the APCC said in a statement. “The diversity of the country cannot be dismissed by calling someone’s attire as that of a maid, especially when the country is ruled by a party that swears by the teaching of Swami Vivekananda,” the party added. The Meghalaya woman, Tailin Lyngdoh, was asked to leave the dining room of Delhi Golf Club because the club’s staffers believed her traditional outfit looked like a “maid’s uniform.” Tailin Lyngdoh, who was wearing a jainsem, traditionally worn by Khasi women, was invited with the employer, Dr Nivedita Barthakur Sondhi, to a lunch hosted by a member of The Delhi Golf Club in the heart of the capital on June 25.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER SATAKHA : NAGALAND OBJECTION NOTICE NO.JUD-7/Pt-1/15-16/: Date Satakha the 27th June 2017 Whereas Shri. Toiho Sema, S/o Lt. Sugholi Sema has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925, Part X to Draw/Withdraw/Operate/Transfer his/her Pension (Pension/GPF/GIS/Leave Encashment & Gratuity) Bank A/C No. 33130851925 Who expired on 27-12-2016 Now therefore public are hereby asked to file Claims/Objection if any with in One Month from the date of issue of this notice. DP-6737(B)

(Lithrongla Tongpi Rutsa) Additional Deputy Commissioner Satakha : Nagaland

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER SATAKHA : NAGALAND OBJECTION NOTICE NO.JUD-7/Pt-1/15-16/: Date Satakha the ....... 2017 Whereas Shri. Inakhu Z. Swu, S/o Zheiho & Nisali has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925, Part X to Draw/Withdraw/Operate/Transfer his/her Pension (Pension/GPF/GIS/Leave Encashment & Gratuity) Bank A/C No. 11819540774 Who expired on 24-6-2016 Now therefore public are hereby asked to file Claims/Objection if any with in One Month from the date of issue of this notice. DP-6737(A)

(Lithrongla Tongpi Rutsa) Additional Deputy Commissioner Satakha : Nagaland

AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION

Regd. No. 1280 Dt. 29/06/17 I, Shri. Thinuosilie F/o Keneisenuo aged about 54 years present resident of Nagabazar Colony Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to Angami Naga Tribe. 2. That my official/correct name is Thinuosilie 3. That I am the natural/biological father of Smti. Keneisenuo. 4. That in my service records my name has been entered/recorded as Thinuosilie, however in the academic records of my daughter Keneisenuo, my name has been entered/recorded Keduokienyu. 5. That the names Thinuosilie and Keduokienyu refer tone and the same person i.e myself. 6. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of evidence of the fact and proof as mentioned above and also to be used for any rectification if arises in future. That the statements from para 1-6 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing false has been stated. I sign this affidavit before the Competent Authority Kohima on this the 29th day of June 2017. Deponent K-2117

Nirbhay Sharma urging him to dissolve the Congressruled Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC), a press statement issued by the party said on Friday. The statement said that the BJP state unit leaders submitted the memorandum to Sharma on Thursday saying that there had been a constitutional crisis in the CADC after resignation of six executive members which was a clear case of no confidence against the executive council headed by chief executive member (CEM) Tongchongyia. The BJP also alleged that the Congress government in the CADC was “corruption ridden and failed” in many fronts.

Assam Govt to roll out Operation Muskan-III

Guwahati, Jun 30 (PTI): Assam Government is all set to roll out the month-long ‘Operation Muskan-III’ from Saturday to rescue and recover missing children. A meeting chaired by T Y Das, Additional Chief Secretary, home and political department, was held here Friday to chalk out the programme, which was a follow-up of earlier campaigns like Operation Smile-II and Operation Muskaan-II, successful in the recovery of 40,000 children, an official release said. All Deputy Commissioners have been directed to take all-out efforts for successful implementation of the campaign in their respective jurisdiction. They were directed to activate and sensitise district level child welfare committees (CWCs) and take personal interest in ensuring the success for ‘Operation Muskaan- III’. The meeting was attended by senior police officials, senior officials from social welfare, health, education, labour and welfare departments. The Centre has advised all states and union territories to extend cooperation during inter-state rescue operations; to ensure proper provision of availability of food, clothes, medical aid, professional translators, psychiatrists and shelter homes for rehabilitation/ reintegration well before the rescue operations and to ensure that such operations are conducted in strict compliance of the existing legal provisions, the release added. Regd. No. 255/17

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 28/6/17

I, Shri. T. Bumingngou Khiamniungan, S/o Thangming, R/o Master Colony 'C' Khel, Dimapur, in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and states as follows : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belong to Khiamniungan tribe of Nagaland. 2. That my father's real name is Thangming whereas in some of my official documents my father's name had been wrongly entered as Tangsoi instead of Thangming. 3. That this affidavit is sworn for the purpose of declaring that my father's real name is Thangming, henceforth I shall be using his real name Thangming for all purposes. 4. That the statements made in para 1 to 3 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing materials has been concealed therein. Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent on this 28th day of June 2017. Notary Public DP-6757 REG-VIDE NO: 176

Q1AA 036668 AFFIDAVIT ACTUAL NAME DECLARATION I, Shri NIJELI, D/O KISHEPU permanent resident of KITAMI VILLAGE presently residing at NEW COLONY In the district of Zunheboto , Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That I’am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to Sumi Naga Community, resident of the above mention address. 2. That my actual name is NIJELI which is recorded in my AADHAR and ID CARD 3. That due to ignorance and mistake my name is inadvertently entered and recorded as NIJELI KIHO in My PASS BOOK bearing account No.202321266883 4. That the above mention name NIJELI and NIJELI KIHO belongs to one and the same person and i.e. me 5. That from the date of this declaration I shall be addressed by the name NIJELI for all official purpose and legal proceedings and at all times and occasions. 6. That the statements made above from para 1-5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and Nothing has been concealed therein. ( NIJELI ) DEPONENT Identified by Magistrate Solemnly affirm and declare before the competent authority on this day of May 2017 at Zunheboto ,Nagaland FIRST CLASS MAGISTRATE K-2120

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-369/17/3249-50

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 28th June' 2017

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti. L. Mar Ao -Vrs- Late Lipokrenba Pongen resident of Dimapur Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 28.07.17. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : L. Mar Ao Village /Town Block No. : 03, Patta No. : 1069, Dag No. : 1288, Area : 00-02-16½. DP-6731

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

saturday, july 1, 2017

DDLSA, traffic police create awareness on road safety

Members of DDLSA and Dimapur traffic police personnel at the awareness programme.

DIMAPUR: Considering the alarming increase in road accidents invariably as a result of human error and negligence, the Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) and Dimapur Traffic Police carried out a joint initiative on to create awareness on road safety on June 30. Panel lawyers of the DDLSA led by secretary

DDLSA and Chief Judicial Magistrate, Dimapur, Ajongba Imchen along with traffic police personnel encouraged motorists and two wheeler riders on the importance of the use of seat belts and crash helmets. Flyers on road safety and bumper stickers were given out during the drive carried out at Zion Hospital junction and Chumukedima

check gate. As noted earlier by Commissioner of Police, Limasunep Jamir, there have been as many as 22 cases of reported road accidents in Dimapur district in 2017 alone resulting in 20 fatalities. The motorists were therefore informed that such deaths were entirely preventable with the exercise of basic driving safety practices.

C-Edge College Dimapur EBC conducts awakening prog organizes fresher’s week DIMAPUR: C-Edge College, Dimapur organised its 6th Fresher’s week for the B.A and BBA I semester students from June 21 to 29. Various events such as the grooming session, introductory session, ethnic round, and the talent show round enthralled the programme. During the culmination programme, ACUAT chairman, Joel Naga as guest speaker said that Nagas have finally woken up and started to question the authority instead of remaining silent. He encouraged the students to inculcate the mentorship culture in the society by stressing on its significance citing some few examples of successful people from different fields who had mentors in their life.

Earlier, invocation prayer was said by assistant professor, Yimwapangla, welcome address and pledge of allegiance was delivered by C-Edge College president Er Moa Aier. Meanwhile, college awards of star attendance award, laurel award and the Balakrishnan Ramanathan award for EVS topper was presided over by principal of the college Dr Chubatola Aier. Laurel award for the recently graduated students who had the overall highest CGPA from BA and BBA were awarded to Ongru Pongen and Shiluwati respectively. The programme concluded with the crowning of Mr. & Miss Fresher 2017, adjudged to Ito G of BA I Semester and Imchakumla Longkumer of BBA I Semester.

Higher education bids KFC ‘Chunlikha meet the expert prog’ farewell to outgoing registrar DIMAPUR: A farewell programme in honour of the retiring registrar of the directorate of Higher Education, Vizotso Tase was held in the conference hall Kohima on Friday. Speaking on the occasion, Director of Higher Education, Kuholi Chishi termed the farewell as a time to celebrate Tase’s good life, time and service he has rendered over the years. She described him as a wonderful guardian and a fatherly figure and stated that he was going away as somebody who has fulfilled so much. In his speech, the outgoing registrar recalled his 35 years of service and also thanked the department for organising

the programme. He also extended appreciation to staff and officers, who worked with him and gave full cooperation throughout his service. He hoped that they the trend would continue in the days to come. President of the Ministerial Staff Association, Higher Education, Atovi described Tase as humble, who had worked with devotion and dedication for the department. Earlier, in his welcome address, joint director Higher Education, Menuokholie Kire, who chaired the programme, congratulated the outgoing registrar. The programme began with an invocation by OSD higher education, Rokono Keyho.

32 AR conducts awareness lecture on HIV and AIDS DIMAPUR: 32 Assam Rifles (AR) under the aegis of HQ IGAR (N) conducted a lecture on HIV and AIDS on June 30, at Indisen village. The main aim of the lecture programme was to spread awareness about causes of spread of HIV and AIDS, preventive measures and discuss stigmas attached to HIV and AIDS. Altogether, 20 villagers attended the lecture.

Experts from various fields at the programme at Chunlikha village.

DIMAPUR: Kemeci Farmers’ Club (KFC), “Chunlikha meet the expert programme” was held on June 28, at Community Hall, Chunlikha village. The programme was sponsored and organized by KVK, Kohima and NABARD, Kohima. The panel of experts of the programme was scientist, KVK Kohima, Longmayanger Pongen, the moderator of the programme. During the programme, VAS Tseminyu Dr. Gwazenlo Tep, spoke on piggery and poultry production and Bendang Aier, AGM, NABARD, Kohima spoke on the role of farmer’s

GMS Naharbari gets new kitchen

club and formation of Joint Liability Group (JLG). After the programme, Animal Health Clinic was conducted by six member team from veterinary dispensary, Tseminyu led by Dr. Tep and the launch of the clinic was declared by Bendang Aier where the

team conducted surgeries, provided free vaccinations and medicines to the farmers of the village. The club expressed appreciation to all the resource persons and Animal Health Clinic team for rendering invaluable service to the farmers of the village.

DEPARTMENT OF POSTS: INDIA OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF POSTAL SERVICES

NAGALAND: KOHIMA – 797 001 No: A-1/Misc-Corr/PLI-RPLI/17-18/Pt.1 Dated at Kohima the 30-Jun-2017

NOTICE

This is for the general information of all the Postal Life Insurance (PLI) and Rural Postal life Insurance (RPLI) customers that the Department of Posts India is carrying out a Special Drive to update all the existing PLI & RPLI policies to the new Mc Camish software. Hence, all the policy holders are requested to get their Premium Receipt Books verified in the nearest Post Office positively. Your co-operation is highly anticipated. Sd/Director of Postal Services Nagaland: Kohima-797001 DC-1568

CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF HORTICULTURE

Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Government of India Medziphema, Dimapur : Nagaland-797106 Telefax: 03862-247707 E-mail : cihnerdir@gmail.com. Website:www.cihner.org.in CIH/NER(G)/44/2013-14/ 201 Dated : 28.06.2017

SHORT TENDER NOTICE

Hutoka Sumi along with teachers of GMS Naharbari and village council members. (np)

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUN 30 (NPN): A newly kitchen and kitchenette section at Government Middle School (GMS) Naharbari,

East Dimapur was inaugurated by SMC chairman, Hutoka Sumi on Friday. The kitchen was constructed through the contribution of school teachers, SMC and village council

Mokokchung education deptt organizes farewell programme DIMAPUR: Staff and colleagues under the establishment of Mokokchung District Education Officer (DEO) Friday bid farewell to outgoing DEO Temjennaro who retired after serving from the service. The outgoing education officer, thanked the education department for the grand farewell and recollected her service in the department, having served in all over Nagaland, even

in the remotest part of the of the state. She thanked her colleagues for a ‘comfortable and smooth’ tenure as District Education Officer Mokokchung. Short speeches were delivered by R Imsusenla (SDEO, Mokokchung) and Rowainla (Dy DEO Mokokchung). Officials from the six Educational Block Resource Centre (ERBC) and three SDEOs also attended the programme.

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of Naharbari without any government help. The brief inaugural programme was attended by school staff, students and the prominent members of Naharbari civil society.

The Director, Central Institute of Horticulture, Medziphema, Nagaland invites sealed tenders from the interested Security Agencies run by Ex-Serviceman and having experience for deploying security in Government Organization like nationalized bank, Central Govt. offices for taking up outsourcing services of security personnel all round the year. The work is to be effective from August’2017 as per the brief detail as shown below : a) Watch and ward duty of main office building, poly houses, farm, main gate etc. and whole premises of CIH Medziphema, Nagaland covering 43.50 ha area. Tender form with complete details of jobs may also be downloaded from the CIH Website “cihner.org.in” or collected from the office of the undersigned with a payment of Rs. 200.00 (non refundable) by Cash or Demand draft in favour of Director, CIH, payable at SBI Main Branch, Dimapur the duly filled tender document with draft should be submitted to the undersigned on or before 19.07.2017 at 02.00 pm the tender will be opened on 20.06.2017 at 02:00 pm. Sd/Director DC-1569

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH & FAMILY WELFARE

NAGALAND : KOHIMA No.DHFW-5/D.Pharm/Part-II/2014/

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/Dated, Kohima 30th June 2017.

Directorate of Health & Family Welfare, invites interested local candidates to undergo 2(two) years Diploma in Pharmacy course for the academic session 2017-18 at Regional Institute of Pharmaceutical Science & Technology (RIPSAT), Abhoynagar, Agartala. The last date for submission of application is 14th July 2017. Short listing criteria and other details are as follows: 1. 2 (Two) Nos. of Seats available. 2. Applicant should have cleared HSSLC (10+2) in Science Stream with minimum 50% marks aggregate for General Category and 40% (Physics/Chemistry/Biology) in case of SC/ST candidates. 3. All relevant documents: HSLC & HSSLC Admit card, Mark sheet, Certificates, SC/ST Certificates, 2 recent Passport size Photos, should be enclosed along with the application with complete address and contact no. 4. The maximum age limit is 25 years on or before 1st August 2017. 5. Commencement of Course : 3rd August' 2017. 6. Date of interview : 20th July 2017 at 10:00 A.M. 7. Venue: IDSP Conference Hall, Directorate of Health & Family Welfare, Kohima. Sd/DR. N. BENDANGYANGER JAMIR Director & HOD Dte. of Health & Family Welfare Nagaland, Kohima. DC-1572 Issued by: DIPR

One of the speaker prays for the congregation at the awakening programme.

DIMAPUR: Eastern Bible College (EBC) Dimapur conducted its 44th ‘Spiritual Awakening Programme’ from June 26 to 30 at the college Chapel hall, under the theme: “Diaspora Mission” Deuteronomy 10:18 – 19. The College acknowledged Asso Prof. Rev. Dr. Thungdemo, Asso Prof. Se-

basthan, Asst. Prof. David K, Lect. Longshithung and lecturer Neopi for the insights inputs about Diaspora Mission. In the evening session, the guest speaker Rev. Imcha encouraged the EBC community about spiritual authority, and said all believers must understand that the people have authority

in Jesus Christ. Earlier, in the morning session, the resource persons highlighted the reality of demographic trends of Diaspora in the 21st century. They said that Diaspora Mission was all about welcoming unreached people group into the land and effort to make them a disciple of Christ.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

STATE RURAL LIVELIHOODS MISSION

NAGALAND: KOHIMA In pursuance of the Advertisement NO.NSRLM/SMMU/ADVT/2012-13, Dated 13th April, 2017, the interview was conducted on 20th-22nd June, 2017, and the following candidates are declared successful for the post of Assistant District Program Managers (ADPM), Area Coordinators (AC) and Accountant Cum Data Entry Operators (DEO) under NRLM, and placed against the following Districts & Blocks as indicated against each candidate: Sl. No Roll No. Name Post District/Block 1 100 Bendangtoshi ADPM Mokokchung 2 127 Kenivole Richa ADPM Kohima 3 125 Zhalie Puro ADPM Phek 4 94 Samuel Kithan ADPM Wokha 5 30 Albert Yandongse ADPM Kiphire 6 110 Vika Yeptho ADPM Zunheboto 7 113 Bendangmongba Phom ADPM Longleng 8 106 M Hangsa ADPM Mon 9 82 Alloto Sumi Area Coordinator Niuland Block, Dimapur 10 90 Kedale Area Coordinator Medziphema Block, Dimapur 11 35 R Mongtsala Sangtam Area Coordinator Kiphire Block, Kiphire 12 57 Herole Y Area Coordinator Sitimi Block, Kiphire 13 58 Khekugha Z Sumi Area Coordinator Sitimi Block, Kiphire 14 100 Zakieselie Sale Area Coordinator Chiephobozou Block, Kohima 15 6 Neikiesanuo Ziephru Area Coordinator Tseminyu Block, Kohima 16 10 Chulen Phom Area Coordinator Sakshi Block, Longleng 17 11 Ongle Phom Area Coordinator Longleng Block, Longleng 18 36 I. Konyau Phom Area Coordinator Sakshi Block, Longleng 19 95 Mendila Imsong Area Coordinator Changtongya Block, Mokokchung 20 50 Limawati Aier Area Coordinator Kubolong Block, Mokokchung 21 101 Imkongtoshi Area Coordinator Kubolong Block, Mokokchung 22 211 Nungsangtola Walling Area Coordinator Chuchuyimlang Block, Mokokchung 23 77 Imtijungla Area Coordinator Tuli Block, Mokokchung 24 8 Subotola Aier Area Coordinator Tuli Block, Mokokchung 25 166 Imyangerla T Imsong Area Coordinator Chuchuyimlang Block, Mokokchung 26 54 Manpea Area Coordinator Chen Block, Mon 27 67 B Shonkai Konyak Area Coordinator Tobu Block, Mon 28 17 A Khumba Area Coordinator Tobu Block, Mon 29 56 Tavikho Area Coordinator Phek Block, Phek 30 50 Kukungoyi Khesoh Area Coordinator Phek Block, Phek 31 31 Vivi Nyuthe Area Coordinator Meluri Block, Phek 32 65 Shanjos E. Kikon Area Coordinator Sanis Block, Wokha 33 155 E.Phyochamo Tsopoe Area Coordinator Sanis Block, Wokha 34 236 Y Nongothung Tsanglao Area Coordinator Wokha Block, Wokha 35 68 L. Philip Ezung Area Coordinator Wokha Block, Wokha 36 173 Lydia Odyuo Area Coordinator Chukitong Block, Wokha 37 67 Chumchithung Ngullie Area Coordinator Chukitong Block, Wokha 38 235 Chumtamo Kithan Area Coordinator Changpang Block,Wokha 39 90 Vika Awomi Area Coordinator Satakha Block, Zunheboto 40 18 Ato I. Sumi Area Coordinator Tokiye Block, Zunheboto 41 54 Annkali K Yeptho Area Coordinator Ghathashi Block, Zunheboto 42 279 Tokuho H Yeptho Acct. Cum DEO Tokiye Block, Zunheboto 43 57 Thungchano Odyuo Acct. Cum DEO Changpang Block,Wokha 44 175 Peleneizo Chadi Acct. Cum DEO Phek Block, Phek 45 64 Angelina Yanthan Acct. Cum DEO Chiephobozou Block, Kohima 46 445 Tumchobeni Ngullie Acct. Cum DEO Kubolong Block, Mokokchung 47 398 Longritemjen Acct. Cum DEO Chuchuyimlang Block, Mokokchung 48 47 Areni Lotha Acct. Cum DEO Sanis Block, Wokha 49 181 Sangribo Acct. Cum DEO Sakshi Block, Longleng 50 158 Yanabeni Acct. Cum DEO Niuland Block, Dimapur 51 76 Lily O Ezung Acct. Cum DEO Sitimi Block, Kiphire 52 196 S Keying K Acct. Cum DEO Tobu Block, Mon Waiting List (WL) 1 109 Chenogi Semp ADPM WL1 2 80 Pepenthung Lotha ADPM WL2 3 98 Honmei Sunday konyak Area Coordinator Dimapur WL1 4 56 Thungbeni Josephine Area Coordinator Dimapur WL2 5 30 Kunyangli Sangtam Area Coordinator Kiphire WL1 6 40 Poise Anar Area Coordinator Kiphire WL2 7 17 Kekhrietshunuo Sekhose Area Coordinator Kohima WL1 8 59 Sedevitso Keretsu Area Coordinator Kohima WL2 9 22 Manom Besang Area Coordinator Longleng WL1 10 34 B. Bangkei Phom Area Coordinator Longleng WL2 11 100 Imdongyangla Area Coordinator Mokokchung WL1 12 153 Bendangrenla Longkumer Area Coordinator Mokokchung WL2 13 61 Tajunginla Area Coordinator Mokokchung WL3 14 23 Wakho Konyak Area Coordinator Mon WL1 15 8 Thohpong Manpa Area Coordinator Mon WL2 16 1 Senovielhou Koza Area Coordinator Phek WL1 17 5 Vekolo Koza Area Coordinator Phek WL2 18 177 Samuel Ngullie Area Coordinator Wokha WL1 19 166 Thungchibeni N Mozhui Area Coordinator Wokha WL2 20 126 Chichanbeni Patton Area Coordinator Wokha WL3 21 46 Jubitoli H. Assumi Area Coordinator Zunheboto WL1 22 76 Jubit K Area Coordinator Zunheboto WL2 23 300 H Ruth Kithan Acct. Cum DEO WL1 24 281 Kikruleu Dzuvichu Acct. Cum DEO WL2 The selected candidates are directed to personally submit their Acceptance Letter to the Mission Director, NSRLM, Nagaland: Kohima, within 7 days from the date of result publication. Failure to submit acceptance letter within the stipulated period will nullify the selection and the same post will be offered to the waiting list candidate/s. Engagement Order will be issued to the individuals concerned at the time of receiving the acceptance letter. Sd/(ATHEL O. LOTHA) Addl. Secretary, RD & Mission Director, NSRLM Nagaland: Kohima DC-1577

international

Xi sees ‘challenges’ in Hong Kong first trip as president to the financial hub ahead of Saturday’s anniversary. The PLA said it was the largest military parade in the city since the 1997 handover, though it was similar in style and tone to the one given by his predecessor, Hu Jintao, in 2012.

Low-key presence of PLA

these issues.” Without giving specifics, Xi said these needed to be corrected and not handled with an “emotional attitude”. But in a stark and surprising announcement, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said the 1984 Sino-British Joint Declaration on Hong Kong, which laid the blueprint over how the city would be ruled after 1997, no longer had any practical significance. British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday had said Britain’s commitment to Hong Kong,

enshrined in the “treaty”, was “just as strong today” as it was 20 years ago. “Now Hong Kong has returned to the motherland’s embrace for 20 years, the Sino-British Joint Declaration, as a historical document, no longer has any practical significance, and it is not at all binding for the central government’s management over Hong Kong,” ministry spokesman Lu Kang said. “The UK has no sovereignty, no power to rule and no power to supervise Hong Kong after the handover.” It wasn’t immediately clear if Lu was attacking just

the idea of continued British involvement in Hong Kong, or the principles in the document itself. Some lawyers said China’s disregard for the bilateral treaty was worrying. “It is a really grave matter for the Chinese to now say the effect of the Joint Declaration was spent. So the carpet, so to speak, has been pulled from under Hong Kongers’ feet,” said barrister and former democratic lawmaker Alan Leong. Xi earlier inspected more than 3,000 People’s Liberation Army troops on the second day of his

Iraqi troops in mop-up operations in Mosul MOSUL, JUN 30 (AGENCIES): Iraqi troops were clearing up a key neighborhood in Mosul on Friday, commanders said, a day after making significant gains against Islamic State militants in the city and after the country’s prime minister declared an end to the extremist group’s selfproclaimed caliphate. Lt. Gen. Abdul Wahab al-Saadi and Lt. Col. Salam Hussein told The Associated Press that their forces were continuing to clear territory in the Old City after capturing the hugely symbolic al-Nuri Mosque on Thursday, following a dawn push into the Mosul neighborhood. Al-Saadi said his forces were also continuing to push forward from the Old City and on Friday reached within 700 meters (766 yards) of the Tigris River, which divides Mosul roughly into an eastern and western half. The mosque and its famed 12th century minaret were blown up by IS last week — an indication, the Iraqi government said, of the militants’ imminent loss of Mosul, Iraq’s second-largest city. Later Thursday, Prime

An Iraqi Special Forces soldier takes position near the destroyed al-Hadba minaret as they fight Islamic State militants in the Old City of Mosul, Iraq, June 30, 2017.

Minister Haider al-Abadi announced that the full liberation of the city is near and that Iraq’s “brave forces will bring victory.” The operation to retake Mosul, closely backed by the U.S.-led coalition, was launched in October, with the Iraqi government initially pledging the city would be liberated in 2016. But instead, it has been a long and deadly fight — eight months on, IS holds less than two square kilometers (0.8 square miles) of the city. Clashes have displaced more than 850,000 people, according to the International Organization for Migration.

Pak cautions against US’ expansion of N-capabilities ISLAMABAD, JUN 30 (PTI): In a veiled criticism of the US, Pakistan has said the declared plans by one of the P-5 nations to expand its nuclear capabilities would renew an arms race and seriously retard global disarmament efforts. Pakistan’s Ambassador to the UN Maleeha Lodhi said this during a UN Security Council debate on ‘Global efforts to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction by non-state actors’, the Dawn reported. Lodhi criticised “one of the P-5 nations” that had vowed to “greatly strengthen and expand nuclear capabilities by outmatching and outlasting potential competitors”. “This would renew a nuclear arms race,” she warned. She was apparently alluding to US President Donald Trump’s statement in which he had an-

nounced increasing the US defence budget recently, the daily said. Lodhi argued that disarmament and non-proliferation were organically linked and criticised those nuclear-weapon states that were neither willing to give up their large inventories of nuclear weapons nor their modernisation programmes, even as they pursued non-proliferation with messianic zeal. She pointed out that grant of discriminatory waivers to some and making exceptions out of power or profit considerations was a key challenge to non-proliferation norms and rules. These “special arrangements”, she warned, carried obvious proliferation risks and opened up the possibility of diversion of the material intended for peaceful uses to military purposes, in addition to undermining regional strategic stability.

The Old City, with its tightly packed houses and narrow alleys, has seen some of the most difficult urban combat. Damaged and destroyed houses dot the areas retaken by Iraqi forces and the stench of rotting bodies rises from beneath collapsed buildings. While the Islamic State group has not confirmed any Mosul losses, its media arm, the Aamaq news agency, carried reports of fierce fighting Friday on the city’s outskirts and in the neighborhoods of Bab Jadid, al-Mashahda and Bab al-Beidh, claiming IS fighters killed more than 50 Iraqi soldiers there. Regd. No : 1606/2017

Though IS claims are often exaggerated, the fact that the reports made no mention of the Old City was significant and could be interpreted as indirect confirmation of losses there. Another IS media outlet, the weekly al-Nabaa, on Thursday cited an unnamed commander of the militants as saying that the battle for Mosul is a fight “either to achieve victory or die as a martyr.” Some 300 IS fighters are thought to remain holed up inside the last Mosul districts, along with an estimated 50,000 civilians, according to the United Nations. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani tweeted on Friday his congratulations to the city’s residents and all the Iraqi people on the “breeze of freedom in Mosul after three years of occupation, violence and killing.” The al-Nuri Mosque, taken Thursday, was a symbolic win — the site is where IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi made his only public appearance in July 2014, declaring the self-styled Islamic “caliphate” encompassing territories then-held by IS in Syria and Iraq.

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Date : 30/06/17

I, Shri. Benoto N. Suu, S/o Nihoto Sema, Resident of H. No. 220, Block-02, Chekiye Village, Dimapur, Nagaland solemnly declare that my name of inadvertence and ignorance my name as Benoto Suu instead of Benoto N. Suu and my old residential address as Lower A.G. Colony, P.O & Dist. Kohima, Nagaland in my Indian Passport and both refer to one and same person. From today my name shall be known as Benoto N. Suu in my resident address H. No. 220, Block-02, Chekiye Village, Dimapur, Nagaland. DP-6741 GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PHEK PUBLIC NOTICE No.DCP/JDL-12/14

Dated Phek, the 7th June 2017

Shri Atila of Hebron-II Colony Phek Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act. 1925 in order to draw/claim of Pension/ Gratuity/Leave Encashment/GPF and etc that is in respect of her husband Late Shri. Takameren Ao, Constable in the establishment of Commandant 5th NAP Phek Nagaland, who expired on 04/05/2017. 1. It is hereby notified that, if anybody has any complaint against the Succession, he/she may lodge complaint to this office within a period of 1(one) months from the date of this notification. 2. No further complaint shall be entertained after the stipulated period and shall be considered that there is no objection. DP-6766

(Kovi Meyase) Deputy Commissioner, Phek : Nagaland

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late S. Sohodeva Sharma Deceased, has been filed by Shri. S. Sanayaima Sharma relation son R/o. Netaji Colony to draw his Landed Property etc, who expired on 10.1.14. Patta No. 546, Dag No. 795, Block 6, Mouza No. 1. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 30/7/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 29 day of 6/17. DP-6761

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G E N E VA , J U N 3 0 (AGENCIES): The United Nations on Friday criticized President Nicolas Maduro’s government for curtailing the powers of the chief state prosecutor and called on it to uphold the rule of law and freedom of assembly in Venezuela amid a clampdown on protesters. Critics of Maduro have taken to the streets almost daily for three months to protest against what they call the creation of a dictatorship. The protests, which have left nearly 80 dead, frequently culminate in violent clashes with security forces. Ruling Socialist Party officials have launched a series of attacks against chief state prosecutor Luisa Ortega, from accusations of insanity to promoting violence, after her high-profile break with the government. “The decision by the Venezuelan Supreme Court on 28 June to begin removal proceedings against the Attorney General, freeze her assets and ban her from leaving the country is deeply worrying, as is the ongoing violence in the country,” U.N. human rights spokesman Rupert Colville told a Geneva

Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro speaks during a gathering in support of him and his proposal for the National Constituent Assembly in Caracas, Venezuela June 27, 2017.

briefing. The Supreme Court’s Constitutional Chamber has nullified Ortega’s appointment of a deputy attorney general, naming someone else in violation of the law, he said. It also transferred some of her functions to the ombudsperson. “Since March, the Attorney General has taken important steps to defend human rights, documenting deaths during the wave of demonstrations, insisting on the need for due process and the importance of the separation of powers, and calling for people who have been arbitrarily detained to be immediately released,” Colville said.

T h e U. N. h u m a n rights office was concerned the Supreme Court’s decision “appears to seek to strip her office of its mandate and responsibilities as enshrined in the Venezuelan Constitution, and undermine the office’s independence”. “We urge all powers of the Venezuelan state to respect the constitution and the rule of law, and call on the government to ensure the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and freedom of opinion and expression are guaranteed,” Colville said. Maduro says the demonstrations are an attempt to overthrow him with the support of Washington.

US travel ban takes effect, with lawyers on hand just in case

Israel responds to spillover fire

WASHINGTON, JUN 30 (AFP): Lawyers and rights activists took up positions at major US airports as a weakened version of President Donald Trump’s travel ban went into effect. But there were no signs of the chaos that erupted when the first version of the restriction, derided as discriminatory against Muslims, was abruptly imposed back in January. Attorneys working pro-bono set up makeshift, just-in-case legal aid stations -- some with signs in Arabic -- at airports serving New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Washington and other cities, news reports said. Protesters angry over Trump’s immigration policies also turned out, with some in Los Angeles holding black-and-white placards denouncing Trump as a fascist. But the first hours

of the new version of the ban, as allowed by the Supreme Court, appeared to unfold calmly. Gone were the dramatic scenes of some people arriving from seven mainly Muslim countries being detained and questioned for hours, with some even deported on short order to where they came from. “We’re not really expecting any issues at the airport. But we’re here just in case, to monitor, to tell people what’s going on, and to report back what we’re seeing,” Camille Mackler, director of legal initiatives at the New York Immigration Coalition, told The Daily Beast. She was among volunteers at JFK Airport in New York awaiting flights from London, Istanbul, Doha and Abu Dhabi. “We think we’re going

TULUNI PENALTY SHOOTOUT

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WOKHA DISTRICT VILLAGE COUNCIL CHAIRMAN ASSOCIATION (WDVCCA) Tsungon 23/06/2017 lo LTC Hall lona Block topvülona VCC tona thongtsoe otsuk ethum-ethum roe thyutasanta khitacho. Methak Yilan 1. WDVCCA Office Bearers jiang tenure (echung) penthako ji tsukona, 6th July 2017 lo oyan topvülona Chairman (VCC) topvuna mmyanta LTC Hall jilo sanrhyu esai ethan ethungtav to methakala. 2. Oyan akvuna registration fee rangpyak othung motsung (Rs. 1000/-) hansi rov to methakcho. 3. Tsungon jilo ovo kvuta roasana jina WDVCCA constitution/Article 15 (a), (b), (c) lo erani elio ji ephanina esai ethan ethungvü. Election/Selection jilo nroana sulami phyochophyoriv tsukona elan nli to methakala. Tsutsamo Ovung President, WDVCCA DC-1576

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We the family members would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Animo Odyuo, S/o Lt. Yanpanlo Odyuo for being promoted to the post of Assistant Store Officer (Cl-II Gazetted) Department of Social Welfare. The family members give thanks to Almighty God for all the honour and achievement and further extends our wishes and pray for his future endeavours. DP-6763

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to see it abroad, because it’s really for people applying for visas,” Mackler added. The Trump administration says the temporary ban is necessary to keep terrorists out of the country, but immigrant advocates charge that it illegally singles out Muslims. Under a Supreme Court ruling this week that allowed part of the ban to take effect -- and ended, for now, five months of skirmishes in lower courts -- the 90-day ban on visitors from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen, and a 120-day ban on refugees, will allow exceptions for people with “close family relationships” in the United States. Activists said the government has defined that too narrowly, excluding relationships with grandparents and grandchildren, aunts and uncles and others.

JERUSALEM, JUN 30 (AGENCIES): Israel’s military says aircraft struck a Syrian military post that earlier fired a mortar into the Israeli-controlled side of the Golan Heights. It said the Syrian shell caused no injuries Friday, the latest in several such incidents of this week. The fire was spillover from battles in the Syrian civil war raging next door, it said. Israel has tried to stay out of the six-year war in Syria. It has carried out airstrikes on suspected weapons convoys to Hezbollah, the Iran-backed Lebanese militant group that is fighting alongside President Bashar Assad’s forces in Syria. It occasionally responds to spillover fire. Israel captured the Golan Heights from Syria in the 1967 Mideast war. It later annexed the strategic plateau overlooking northern Israel, in a move not internationally recognized.

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Ghokimi Service Union will be having an emergency meeting at the residence Shri. K. Pekiye Achumi (rtd. SDAO), Diphupar ‘B’, Dimapur. All the Executive and Advisors of GSU, Chairman of Ghokimi Union Kohima, Chairman Ghokimi Kuqhakulu Dimapur and President Ghokimi Student Union are requested to attend the meeting positively. Time : 3 p.m Date : 2nd July. (Obed Achumi) President, GSU

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Chinese President Xi Jinping inspects the People’s Liberation Army of the Hong Kong Garrison at the Shek Kong Barracks in Hong Kong, Friday, June 30, 2017. (AP/PTI)

Xi praised the Hong Kong government under Beijing-backed leader Leung Chun-ying, saying it had “effectively tackled Hong Kong independence forces and maintained social stability”. The presence of the PLA in the city has long been one of the most sensitive parts of the city’s reversion to Chinese rule, but the garrison, thought to number between 8,000 and 10,000, has kept a noticeably lowkey presence. Security has been tight ahead of the July 1 anniversary, with some 9,000 police reportedly deployed to maintain order. Protesters have been kept well away from Xi and his entourage, his hotel, and the venue for Saturday’s ceremony. Banners critical of China have been largely absent from the streets, though a rally on Saturday could draw tens of thousands of people in an annual demand for full democracy.

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HONG KONG, JUN 30 (AGENCIES): Chinese President Xi Jinping, visiting Hong Kong for the 20th anniversary of its return to Chinese rule, said on Friday the city’s “one country, two systems” formula faces “new challenges” as prodemocracy campaigners ramped up their protests. Xi’s visit comes amid heightened tension between China and the former British colony, where many are concerned at increasing interference by Beijing in the city’s affairs, despite the promise of wide-ranging autonomy under the “two systems” agreement. The battle for full democracy, vividly illustrated by 79 days of “Occupy” street protests in 2014, has been a defining issue for the city of 7.3 million. It has sown distrust, polarized politics and hampered governance. “In the 20 years since Hong Kong was returned to the motherland, the success of ‘one country, two systems’ is recognized by the whole world,” Xi said in a speech. “Of course, during the implementation, we’ve met some new situations, new issues and new challenges. On these issues, they need to be regarded correctly and analyzed rationally... Issues are not scary. The key is to think of ways to solve

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WOKHA VILLAGE COUNCIL WOKHA-797 111, NAGALAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

With immense pride and joy, the office of Wokha Village Council would like to appreciate Dr. Nchumbeni Humtsoe, D/o Shri. Yanphamo Humtsoe of Wokha village for bringing laurels and fame to the village by presenting the first keynote address and also participating as the main speaker during ‘the 6th Global Summit on Aquaculture and Fisheries’ on the 25th to 26th May 2017 at Osaka, Japan. Among the scientists from various countries attending the summit, she was the one and only one from India who also gave the best speech. The Council also prays and wishes her great success in all her future endeavors. Shri. Yanphamo Tungoe Chairman Wokha Village Council

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President Donald Trump with first lady Melania Trump, right, shakes hand with South Korean President Moon Jae-in (L) during a dinner in the State Dining Room of the White House in Washington, June 29, 2017. (AP/PTI)

ning,” Trump said. Earlier on Thursday, Moon lobbied US leaders to back his policy of engagement with North Korea, as the Trump administration vowed to increase pressure on Pyongyang over its nuclear program. The Trump administration has been trying to isolate the North Korean regime following a series of missile tests, including by persuading China -- Pyongyang’s main diplomatic ally -- to help bring Kim Jong-Un into line. But speaking on board his flight to the United States Wednesday, Moon said Seoul and Washington should offer concessions to Pyongyang if it complies with their demands, accord-

ing to multiple South Korean reports. “Without rewarding North Korea for its bad actions, South Korea and the United States should closely consult what they may give the North in return for a nuclear freeze,” he said. “A nuclear freeze is a gate to dialogue and the exit of the dialogue is a complete nuclear dismantlement,” he added. The visit is the first since Moon’s resounding election victory just a few weeks ago. The day commenced yesterday with Moon being received by congressional leaders. Moon met with House Speaker Paul Ryan and top House Democrat

Nancy Pelosi in an ornate room in the US Capitol, with Ryan hailing “strong” bilateral ties but only briefly addressing security issues on the Korean peninsula before reporters were ushered out. “We have shared concerns such as the threats posed to both of our nations from North Korea,” Ryan told Moon. The South Korean president responded by saying that when it comes to humanitarian issues, “we must cross boundaries and all party lines and all try to unite together as one.” Moon also met with US senators including Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Senate Armed Services Committee chairman John McCain and Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman Bob Corker. Trump and Moon were to continue their talks – likely again dominated by North Korea -- at the White House on Friday. Washington, South Korea’s security guarantor, has more than 28,000 troops in the country to defend it from its communist neighbor, which has been intensifying missile tests -- including five since Moon’s inauguration.

China ‘outraged’ by planned US arms sales to Taiwan BEIJING, JUN 30 (AGENCIES): China urged the United States to revoke immediately its “wrong decision” to sell Taiwan $1.42 billion worth of arms, saying it contradicted a “consensus” President Xi Jinping reached with his counterpart, Donald Trump, in talks in April in Florida. The sales would send a very wrong message to “Taiwan independence” forces, China’s embassy in Washington said in a statement. A U.S. State Depar tment s p o k e swo m a n s a i d o n Thursday the administration had told Congress of seven proposed sales to Taiwan, the first under the Trump administration.. “The Chinese government and Chinese people have every right to be outraged,” the embassy said. China regards selfruled Taiwan as a wayward province and has never renounced the use of force to bring it under its control. China’s Nationalists fled to the island after losing the civil war with China’s Communists in 1949. The United States is the sole arms supplier to Taiwan. “The wrong move of the U.S. side runs counter to the consensus reached by the two presidents in and the positive development momentum of the China-U.S. relationship,” the embassy said.

Thai customs seize 15 luxury cars reported stolen in UK

Thai Customs officers check seized Mercedes GLE 350, left, and Nissan GTR during a press conference at the customs office in Bangkok, Thailand, June 30, 2017.

BANGKOK, JUN 30 luxury cars that British au(AGENCIES): Thai cus- thorities said were stolen toms officials said Friday and sent to Thailand. they have seized 15 of 42 A request from British

authorities to find stolen cars believed to have been transported to Thailand has led to the seizure of 122

vehicles imported by Thai dealerships. Of those, 15 were found to be stolen in the U.K. Thai customs officials say they are investigating about 300 other vehicles suspected to have been illegally imported. Customs officials displayed a Mercedes GLE 350 and a Nissan GTR at a news briefing Friday, part of the batch sought by Britain. The customs bureau said the cars were seized when their Thai importer attempted to ship them out of Thailand to evade officials. Kulit Sombatsiri, director-general of Thai customs, said the vehicles that British authorities are seeking were partially paid for in monthly installments by U.K. buyers before being

sold on the black market. “The buyers only paid around 5 or 10 percent of the car’s cost and they would then sell it,” he said. “In the United Kingdom, they classify these cars as stolen.” Police raids on May 18 and 22 resulted in the seizure of 122 cars that included luxury brands such as Lamborghini, Rolls Royce, McClaren and Lotus. Of the 122 cars seized, 31 Lamborghinis and a Lexus were declared to Thai customs as cheaper models than they actually were, which amounted to around 650 million baht ($19 million) worth of losses in tax collection, police said.

Barack Obama visits ACKNOWLEDGEMENT childhood home Jakarta

Former US president Barack Obama (L) walks next to Indonesian President Joko Widodo (R) in Bogor on June 30

BOGOR (INDONESIA), JUN 30 (AGENCIES): Former US president Barack Obama arrived Friday in his former childhood home Jakarta, where he met Indonesia’s president at the end of a ten-day family holiday. Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo met with Obama at the presidential palace on the outskirts of Jakarta, with Obama delighting local media by greeting Widodo with “apa kabar” -- how are you in Indonesian. The former first family arrived a week ago on the resort island of Bali and then visited the historic Yogyakarta city in central Java before coming to the capital. President Widodo took Obama to a cafe in the botanical garden next to the palace, where he sampled traditional snacks and ate a bowl of meatball soup. Obama spent four years in Indonesia in the late 1960s in the then-sleepy capital K

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Jakarta after his mother married an Indonesian man, following the end of her marriage to his Kenyan father. Many Indonesians feel a strong bond with Obama because of his early exposure to Indonesian culture, and a two-metre (six-foot) bronze statue has been placed in his former school. The statue of “Little Barry” -- as Obama was known to his Indonesian school friends -- depicts a young Obama dressed in shorts and a T-shirt with a butterfly perched on his hand. Obama is travelling with his wife and their two teenage daughters. Prior to Jakarta, they toured a Hindu temple wearing traditional sarongs, walked through terraced rice paddy fields and white water rafted in Bali. They also visited ancient Buddhist and Hindu temples on Yogyakarta.

S o n o f M r. W a i m e r e n Longkumer and Mrs. K i k u m d a n g l a Po n g e n t s u r, Obu (granddad) was born at Longjang village on October 3, 1919. He never shadowed the doorway of any school but Otsu (grandma) swore that he was a good singer with scores of hymns memorized and yes that’s how they met, in the church choir! They were married in the year 1944 and he served the church as a “mapangsur” for many years. They moved to Mokokchung in 1970, and was bless with a job as a carpenter with the PWD to provide for his family. Obu and Otsu’s love was what legends were made of. Otsu was quick with words and action while Obu was a man of few words with a refreshing sense of humor. Growing up we could see how God intended marriage and family to be, in their relationship with each other and in taking care of their family. Through Obu’s life, we could get a glimpse of who our Heavenly Father is. He was loving, patient, kind, gentle, always ready to forgive, calm, a rock that anchored us. He did not often preach God’s word to us but he lived it. And just as he lived, he left for his Heavenly abode peacefully on June 16, 2017. His earthly remains were laid next to his beloved wife at the village where their lives started. He leaves behind four children, 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He will be greatly missed. Till we meet again Obu! Loving Children and Grandchildren

New conflicts threaten Syria after IS defeat

RAQQA, SYRIA/WASHINGTON, JUN 30 (AGENCIES): Sheen Ibrahim’s track record fighting ultrahardline militants explains U.S. President Donald Trump’s policy of arming Syrian Kurds like her as he seeks to eradicate Islamic State. It also highlights the risks. Taught by her brother to fire an AK-47 at 15 and encouraged by her mother to fight for Syrian Kurdish autonomy, she says she has killed 50 people since she took up arms in Syria’s sixyear-old civil war, fighting first al Qaeda, then crossing into Iraq to help Kurds there against Islamic State. Now 26, she leads a 15-woman unit hunting down the hardline group in its global headquarters Raqqa, speeding through streets once controlled by the militants in a pick-up truck as fellow fighters comb through ruined buildings for booby traps. The U.S.backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), spearheaded by the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia, have taken several parts of the northern Syrian town since their assault began this month. This week U.S. Defense Secretar y James Mattis said Washington may arm the SDF for future battles against Islamic State while taking back weapons it no longer needs. The plan is the “headline” of a still-unfinished

Sheen Ibrahim, Kurdish fighter from the People’s Protection Units (YPG) walks together with other YPG fighters in Raqqa, Syria June 16, 2017.

stabilization plan for Syria by the Trump administration, said a U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity. The risk is that it causes new instability in a war in which outside powers are playing ever larger roles. The U.S.-YPG relationship has infuriated Syria’s northern neighbor Turkey, a NATO ally which says the YPG is an extension of the Kurdish Workers Party, or PKK, designated terrorist by both Ankara and Washington for its insurgency against the Turkish state. Turkey has sent troops into Syria, partly to attack Islamic State, but also to keep the YPG, which controls Kurdish-populated areas of northern Syria, from moving into an Arab and Turkmen area that would give it control of the whole frontier. On Wednesday

Ankara said its artillery had destroyed YPG targets after local Turkish-backed forces came under attack. Turkey has recently sent reinforcements into Syria, according to the rebel groups it backs, prompting SDF concern it plans to attack Kurdish YPG forces. The SDF warned on Thursday of a “big possibility of open, fierce confrontation”. Syrian Kurdish leaders say they want autonomy in Syria, like that enjoyed by Kurds in Iraq, rather than independence or to interfere in neighboring states. They say Turkish warnings that YPG weapons could end up in PKK hands are unjustified. “We were the victims of the nation state model and we have no desire to reproduce this model,” said Khaled Eissa, European representative of the PYD, the YPG’s political affiliate.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED MOTHER LATE HOTOLI CHISHI Wife of Late Khekuto Chishi

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Trump, S Korean prez hold talks on North Korea policy

WASHINGTON, JUN 30 (AFP): US President Donald Trump and his South Korean counterpart held talks on how to halt North Korea’s nuclear drive, but remained at odds over whether to isolate or engage the Pyongyang regime. Trump welcomed the newly-elected South Korean President Moon Jae-In to the White House for a formal dinner that preceded the heavier lifting that was to come later in the evening during talks on what to do about their ongoing standoff with the North. “We’re going to have tremendous discussions tonight,” Trump said at the dinner, flanked by his wife Melania and by Moon, on his right. Seated next to Moon at the elegant, flower bedecked table was his wife, First Lady Kim Jung-soon. Members of Trump’s cabinet and Korean delegation were also seated at the elegant dinner table, which ran the length of the room. “I know you’ve been discussing with our people some of the complexities of North Korea and trade and other things, and we’ll be discussing them all as we progress -- and it could be very well late into the eve-

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his day marks the 1st death anniversary of our beloved mother. We would like to thank God for such a wonderful person as her who has made a great impact on our lives, taught us the word of God and led us by example through her life which has been the most precious gift. It brings an apt occasion to celebrate the legacy of life that has been lived and finished well. Though you are physically absent with us today. We rejoice over your faith in Christ during your stay on earth, which will always be remembered and cherished until we meet again. Loving family members

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Infotainment Anurag Basu on Kishore Kumar’s biopic

Dimapur Music Festival begins at Urban Haat Dimapur

(L-R)MTF director Gugs Chishi declaring the Dimapur Music Festival open at Urban Haat, Dimapur. ALobo Naga and the band performing. Jam Tree students performing. (NP)

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he much talked about Dimapur Music Festival was officially opened by Music Task Force, Government of Nagaland, project directorGugs Chishi on Friday at Urban Haat, Dimapur. Lights, music, food and a cheerful crowd brought live to Urban Haat as people from all walks of life gathered at the venue to witness some of the most happening musicians and performers in the state share the stage. Organized by LiveNow, the festival was con-

ceptualised with a sole vision, which is to celebrate life with music and merry making. Staying true to their idea for the festival, the organizers have made sure people coming to festival were thoroughly satisfied. Fast foods, fruit punches, mocktails, photo booth, tattoo corner and a jamming station were all put up at the venue to cater to the needs of people coming to the event besides the main stage where the headlining bands would be performing. And to heighten the

Wonder Woman’s Gal Gadot responds pay issues

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onder Woman‘s Gal Gadot has addressed reports that she was paid considerably less than Man Of Steel star Henry Cavill for her first solo outing. Unverified figures initially claimed that Gadot had received payment of $300,000 as compared to Cavill’s $14 million fee for Man of Steel – but the figures have since been rubbished. Instead, Vanity Fair claims that the $300k repre-

sents an initial ‘base salary’, while dismissing the reports of Cavill’s wage as ‘insane’ – reporting that the mammoth fee, if accurate, would not be received from one film alone. A source said: “If you do an apples to apples comparison, she was paid at least as much as he was.” When asked if she supported calls for her fee to be higher, she simply responded: “I’m grateful and happy.” Her clarification of the situation comes after Wonder Woman became the highest grossing film ever directed by a woman. The superhero film has grossed $653 million (£514 million) at the global box office, comfortable beating the $609.8 million (£479 million) made by Mamma Mia in 2008.

spirit of the festival, all the stalls were brightly decorated with glittering lights and a set up like a mini village. Day-one performers included Alobo Naga and the Band, Gearman Dudes, Polar Lights besides some other performers. The second day of the festival will begin Saturday at 5:30 p.m. and will feature some of the renowned bands including Lords of Rock besides some other bands. Dimapur Music Festival is a much needed event especially for the youths in

the city since all the major events gets staked up only towards the end of the year leaving the early part of the year blank and dull. And although there has been a rise in the number of musicians lately, they have very few places to showcase their talent which is a huge loss as that also leads to discouragement and dejection. With more of such events, hopefully the state in general and Dimapur in particular, would have a more colourful calendar. (Staff Reporter)

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nurag Basu is populating his upcoming musical-spy movie starring Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif. After facing indefinite delays in the release, the movie will finally release on July 14th. Being one of the most ambitious directors in Bollywood, Anurag has announced yet another project which is a biopic on the legendary playback singercum-actor-cum-producer-cum-music composer Kishore Kumar. While Anurag Basu plans to start working on the biopic, the filmmaker reveals that he will have to resolve some legal issues before he starts shooting the film. When asked about the biopic at a recent event, Anurag said, “ That is one film which I am really looking forward to. But it’s quite difficult to make a biopic on Kishore Kumar. There are lots of legal things also when you’re doing a biopic. So we are going through all those things, trying to resolve. Ranbir is also looking forward to the film. “

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orever And Back”, a brand new song from Mr. Big, is now available online. The track is taken from the band’s ninth studio album, “Defying Gravity”, which will be released on July 7 via Frontiers Music Srl. The effort will be available at traditional retail and all digital service providers, as will a deluxe edition version with CD and bonus DVD that features music videos and a behind-the-

Out of The Box-2 at AIDA, Don Bosco today

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he seminar for musicians and music lovers, ‘Out of The Box-2’, organized by MTable, will be held today at AIDA building, Don Bosco campus, Dimapur for which registrations will begin from 1 p.m. onwards. Although the organizers’ primary focus is on people working in music and its related fields, still the seminar is open to anyone who wants to be part of the event. The resource persons for the seminar includes, Content acquisition and label artiste relations, business development (Artist Aloud-Hungama) assistant manager- Jaya J Singh, Naga Folk Artiste group, performers-Tetseo Sisters, Abiogenesis band founder and inventor of BamhumMoa Subong, Bass player of Pritam (Bollywood) and former member of Agnee-Among Jamir, Singer, songwriter, composer and performer-Alobo Naga and music lecturer at Margaret Shishak School of Music, composer and conductorJames Swu. Minister, Rural De-

velopment and REPA-CL John will be chief guest during the inaugural programme while renowned and one of the music icons in the state Methaneilie Jütakhrie Solo will be the guest of honour during the event. Some of the key topics to be discussed during OOTB-2 will be: ABC of how to make a living out of music, Music marketing, Professionalism, The

importance of music education besides some other topics and interaction. It may be mentioned here that the seminar is the second edition of the same namesake held last year. Out of the Box-2 is supported by Music Task Force (Government of Nagaland), artistaloud.com (Hungama), Grand Tizu, Eclectic Northeast, RGB Printing Press Dimapur and Crescendo.

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eviews are in for the new Spider-Man film, and they’re mostly positive. The Mail calls SpiderMan: Homecoming “the blockbuster of the summer”, while The Guardian calls it a “light, snappy and frequently hilarious crowdpleaser”. According to Screen Daily reviewer Tim Grierson, British actor Tom Holland - a former star of the Billy Elliot musical who turned 21 this month - “makes for a believably underage Peter Parker”. The Hollywood Reporter, though, says “a charming new lead only goes so far”. Jon Watts’ film, writes critic John DeFore, is “often frustrating” and “represents a creative mis-step”

for the Marvel Studios. Largely set in New York, Spider-Man: Homecoming follows on from Holland’s introduction to the “MCU” - Marvel Cinematic Universe - in Captain America: Civil War. That 2016 film saw Spider-Man - a teenage crime-fighter who can spin

webs and swing between tall buildings - participate in a battle between Captain America, Iron Man and other superheroes. The new film sees Spider-Man’s alter ego Peter Parker juggling his high school responsibilities with his secret life as a masked vigilante.

New Song Premiere: Mr. Big’s ‘Forever And Back’ scenes look at the making of the new album. The album will also be made available on vinyl in the coming months. “Defying Gravity” deftly showcases that patented Mr. Big blend of crunch and melody, from the freight-train ride of opening cut “Open Your Eyes” to the harmony-laden wonderment of “Damn I’m in Love Again” to the grateful/ wistful nostalgia of “1992” (recalling the days when the band was flying high atop the singles charts with their international No. 1 smash “To Be With You”) to the barnburning slide-blues closer, “Be Kind”. Overall, “Defying Gravity” is prime

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evidence that the only thing MR. BIG remains tethered to is their ongoing pursuit of achieving creative excellence. Original members Eric Martin (lead vocals), Paul Gilbert (guitars), Billy Sheehan (bass) and Pat Torpey (drums) reunited with producer Kevin Elson (who was behind the boards for the band’s 1989 self-titled debut, 1991’s “Lean Into It” and 1993’s “Bump Ahead”) for an intensive six-day recording session in Los Angeles. While Torpey was unable to perform some of the songs on “Defying Gravity” due to a recent diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease, Matt Starr has been filling in for him on a majority of the album. Starr also been touring with the band for the past couple of years, with Torpey able to play a couple of songs at each stop.

It is not long before he encounters Adrian Toomes, a villainous arms dealer who has his own alter-ego in the form of wing-sporting marauder Vulture. Previous versions of the Spider-Man franchise featured Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield in the title role. According to Digital Spy, “Spider-Man: Homecoming’s biggest achievement is that it makes you forget it’s the third different Spider-Man - and second reboot - in less than 20 years.” “There’s a spontaneous charge to the film, a euphoric innocence, that makes it a much-needed antidote to stale franchise formula,” raves Rolling Stone’s Peter Travers.

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ctet School of Music, Thahekhu Tower Point will be organizing a Summer Crash Course on music from July 3 to August 3. The variety of courses to be included during the month long course will include Piano, Violin, Drums, Hymn Singing Vocal, Guitar, Choral Con-

ducting, Choir and Music Theory. There is no age bar for the summer crash course and anyone willing to enhance their knowledge in the field of music can join. Interested individuals can either mail to octetschool@gmail.com or call 03862-244-503/873008-7380 for further details.

A catwalk show with real people instead of models

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Nise Meruno along with Toshimeren Jamir performed at the fashion event, ‘Celebrating North East’, held at Taj Vivanta, Guwahati, Friday. The show was curated by fashion entrepreneur Vikram Rai Medhi.

our-day-old James is carried along the catwalk to meet the world for the first time. Ninety-nine-year-old Mickie, who drove army trucks during World War Two, makes her way up the runway with a walking stick. Stefan, the bearded The Big Issue North seller from Manchester Victoria station, slowly twirls and waves as he goes. Helen, who’s had cancer and a drink problem, pauses at the end, tilting her head to look to the sky. This is no ordinary catwalk, and these aren’t ordinary models. They’re real people who are walking a catwalk in the middle of Manchester to create a live “self-portrait of the city” - an idea dreamed up by artist Jeremy Deller. It’s a simple idea. A platform that normally celebrates superficial appearance is instead used to celebrate the everyday brilliance

and resilience of the people of the city. And it’s more beautiful than any fashion show. Beautiful, heartwarming and life-affirming. About 150 people walk the 100m yellow runway while the gathered crowds maybe a couple of thousand - read snippets about their life stories on the screens. There’s Chris, who’s been in Strangeways prison. He’s beaming with a fist in the air like a rock star.

There’s Kate, who was christened Andrew; trainee doctor Sermed; Wajid, who’s had a kidney transplant; Vincenzo, who cleans the town hall; Jehona, who saw 19 members of her family killed in Kosovo and was herself left for dead. There are two taxi drivers who turned their meters off to give stranded Ariana Grande fans free lifts home on the night of the Manchester Arena attack.

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Confed Cup: Germany crush Mexico 4-1 to enter final

Germany players celebrate scoring a goal against Mexico during the Confederations Cup semi-final.

Sochi, Jun 30 (IANS): Germany outclassed Mexico 4-1 to enter the final of the Confederations Cup football tournament here. Leon Goretzka (6th, 8th minutes) struck in quick succession to give the Germans the upper hand in the early stages of Thursday evening’s semifinal, reports Sputnik news agency. Timo Werner (59th) and Amin Younes (90th) rounded off the tally for Germany. Marco Fabian scored the only goal for Mexico in the 89th minute. G e r m a n y ’s h e a d coach Joachim Loew was happy with his team’s performance. “It was a really intense match, because Mexico are technically very strong as well,” he was quoted as saying by FIFA after the match. “But we did exactly what we had planned to do.”

“The Mexicans always want to impose their game on their opponents and that’s what we wanted to prevent from the start. We wanted to dominate early on and attack them,” he added. Germany will meet reigning Copa America champions Chile in Sunday’s final. Chile had defeated European champions Portugal on penalties in the other semi-final on Wednesday evening. Before the kick-off, huge screens at Fisht Stadium played recorded video messages of German and Mexican teams’ captains, Julian Draxler and Rafa Marquez respectively, who called on everyone to avoid any sort of discrimination and racism in football. The Germans took the lead when midfielder Goretzka received a flawless assist from the right wing and cannoned the ball into the Mexican net from inside the penalty box.

Less than two minutes later it was 22-year-old Goretzka again who scored from close range to Germany’s advantage. The Mexicans, who had staged comebacks on several earlier occasions in this tournament, maintained their aggressive style in the second half in an attempt to create yet another come from behind win. But they were caught on the counter when an unmarked Timo Werner scored Germany’s third goal. Mexico kept up the tempo even in the closing minutes of the match and they finally found a consolation goal when Marco Fabian powered a long range free-kick past the German goalkeeper. However, about a minute later, Germany delivered another strike with young midfielder Amin Younes scoring their fourth goal.

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sports Dravid to continue as India A and U-19 coach New Delhi, Jun 30 (PTI): The BCCI Friday announced that former India captain Rahul Dravid will continue as coach of India A and U-19 teams for the next two years. Dravid was first appointed as the coach for the two teams in 2015 and under his leadership the youngsters have achieved outstanding results, at home and away. In his first assignment as coach, the ‘A’ side won the triangular series in Australia which also had South Africa as the third team. He repeated that success with the Under-19 team as well, guiding them to the final of the World Cup in 2016. “Over the last two years, Rahul Dravid has been instrumental in getting young talent into the mix who have proved their worth on the big stage,” the BCCI Acting President, CK Khanna said. “We are glad to continue his services for the next two years and are sure that this is a bright sign for Indian cricket which will see many more young talents coming up in the future,” he added. BCCI acting secretary, Amitabh Choudhary said that Dravid was instrumental in grooming the youngsters in the last two years. “ R a h u l D r av i d i s known for the discipline and commitment he brings to the table. He has been successful in grooming the youngsters in the last two years. I wish him all the very best for his assignments with the two teams for the next two years,” Choudhary said.

Mt. Sinai HSS, MHBHSS enter quarters Correspondent

Ko h i m a , J u n 3 0 (NPN): Mt. Sinai Higher Secondary School (MSHSS) and Ministers’ Hill Baptist Higher Secondary (MHBHSS) entered quarter-finals of the ongoing 1st Kohima District Inter-School Football tournament on Friday. The tournament is being jointly organized by Royal Club Kohima and school education department Nagaland. In the first pre-quarter match, Mt. Sinai HSS edged out North Field School by 2-0. Toshi opened the account in 15th minute. After the lemon break, Kungau doubled the score for Mt. Sinai HSS in the 38th minute.

In the second prequarter match, Ministers’ Hill Baptist Higher Secondary School knocked Model Higher Secondary School of the tournament with a 3-1 win. Vikedosie scored the first goal in the 14th minute. The second goal for MHBHSS came through the boot of Gideon in first half injury added time. After the breather, Jimuhie found the net in 52nd minute to make it 3-0. The lone and only goal for Model HSS was scored by Pravin in 60th minute. Saturday matches 1st match: 1:00 pm Charity School Vs Bethel HSS 2nd match: 2:40 pm Stella HSS Vs TM Match between Model HSS (Red) and MHBHSS on Friday. (NP) Govt HSS

Wozniacki enter Eastbourne final L o n d o n, J u n 3 0 (Agencies): Heather Watson’s fine run at the Aegon International in Eastbourne came to an end when she was beaten 6-2 3-6 7-5 by Caroline Wozniacki in the semi-finals. The Briton, ranked 126 after a disappointing year, had her serve broken three three times by the world number six in a nervous first set.

Watson, 25, fought back well to take the Dane to a third set. But Wozniacki, the 2009 champion, won the key points in a tight decider to secure her place in Saturday’s final. Wozniacki, 26, will play third seed Karolina Pliskova for the title after the Czech had a walkover victory over Johanna Konta.

6th penalty shootout tournament

The Guernsey player last won a tournament in March 2016 and appeared nervous in the first set. However, she played more aggressively in the second, breaking former world number one Wozniacki to lead 4-2. Wozniacki called for the trainer because of an abdominal strain after the next game - but Watson kept her focus to level the

match. The British number three maintained her positive approach to break Wozniacki’s serve early in the third set but the Dane, who seemed unaffected by her injury, broke back straight away. Wozniacki kept plugging away and had two match points in the 12th game, taking the second after Watson hit a forehand into the net.

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Dimapur, Jun 30 (NPN): The United Sporting Club, Dimapur will be organising the 6th penalty shootout tournament from July 20-22 at Dimapur. Therefore, interested team/colony/village have been asked to collect the entry form from the president from July 3 onwards. The entry fee is Rs.1500 and the last date of submission of form is on July 18. For more information, contact 9089706736 or 8415000500.

20TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY

OF OUR BELOVED FATHER LATE PELHOUR THEÜNUO on 01-07-2017

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Born : 13/11/1930 – Died : 26/06/2017 Words are inadequate to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us through your prayers and love towards our family during the illness and at the demise of our beloved mother, Mrs. Sentiyula (W/o Late Sentiyongdang) on 26 June 2017 at Dimapur and all through her journey to her final resting place at Mokokchung. We sincerely thank you all for your comforting support that has given us the strength to bear our loss. May God's blessing be with you all. Ever Loving family members. DP-6736

“For to me, to live is Christ, and to die is gain” (Philippians 1:21 We the bereaved family members of Late Nwo (Woben) Kithan, Ex-Pastor New Akuk Village express our heartfelt gratitude to each individual who shared our grief sorrow and supported us physically, mentally, spiritually and materially during the brief illness and at the demise of our beloved father on 27th June 2017. We pray that our Almighty bless you and your family abundantly. Loving wife, sons, daughters, great and grandchildren and in-laws

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We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Mushim, like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, friends and well wishers who supported and stood by us spiritually, physically, materially and financially at the sudden demise of our beloved, who left us for her heavenly abode on 26th June 2017. 1. Khiamniungan Baptist Church Chumukedima, KBYE & Menyiu Hoikam 2. 15th NAP (IR) Mahela Bn. Baptist Church. 3. Khiamniungan Baptist Church Dimapur & Women Department. 4. Khiamniungan Baptist Church Diphupar 'A'. 5. Khiamniungan Union Chumukedima. 6. Kudongshe Paopung Hoikam Dimapur. 7. DCP & Staff Traffic Police, Dimapur. 8. MTO & Staff, Dimapur Police. 9. 15th NAP (IR) Mahila Bn. 'A' Coy. NCO's jawans & Fellowship & 'D' Coy. 10. Dimapur Police Chumukedima Check Post. 11. Doctor & nurses of H.K. Hospital, Chumukedima. 12. Doctors & nurses of Zion Hospital, Dimapur. Though we are unable to mention each and everyone individually, but we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving parents & family members DP-6726

Born on : 23.11.1963 – Died on : 26.06.2017 We the family of Late L. Nighoto Sema extend our sincere thanks and profound gratitude to all those who stood by us and supported us materially, spiritually, physically and financially during his prolonged sickness and at the sad demise. We thank you for all the heartfelt condolences showered upon us. Special thanks to : 1. Doctors & nurses of * Zion Hospital, Dimapur * Eden Hospital, Dimapur * Faith Hospital, Dimapur * Police Refferal Hospital, Chumukedima * Civil Hospital, Dimapur 2. All ranks & files of 1st NAP Chumukedima 3. All ranks & files of 10th NAP, (IR) Bn. 4. Police Baptist Church Chumukedima (PBCC) 5. Police Baptist Church Dimapur (PBCD) 6. N.P.B.C.A. (Nagaland Police Baptist Church Association) (Mission Compound) 7. Sumi Baptist Church Chumukedima (SBCC) 8. NCRC Sumi Unity Village, 5th Mile, Dimapur 9. Lumithsami Kughuko Kukhakulu Dimapur (LKKD) 10. Lumithsami Prayer Group Dimapur 11. Yimpang Village Fellowship, Chumukedima 12. Sumi Community, 1st NAP 13. Family Welfare Department, 1st NAP 14. Love Care Home, Dimapur 15. All individuals, families, friends and well wishers. DP-6756

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“Those who lead many to righteousness will shine like the stars forever”. Daniel 12:3 To d a y, o n t h e 2 0 t h D e a t h Anniversary of our beloved father Late Pelhour Theünuo we the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren thank the Almighty for blessing us with such a Man of God whose life was an inspiration and a memory a benediction and whose life has been a marker for our pathway that would last a lifetime long. Your good deeds and wisdom of long experience would forever be engraved in our hearts. Loving wife, children, grandchildren & great grandchildren. K-2124

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We, the bereaved family members of Late Sentilong Aier of Mopungchuket village would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, organisations, NGO's, churches and well wishers who stood by us spiritually, financially, materially and physically during his sudden tragic demise on 23.06.2017. May the Good Lord bless you all abundantly. DC-1571

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

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We the bereaved family members of our loving father L AT E L H I N I ZO RUME of Zelome Village, Phek district, Nagaland, would like to express our heartfelt thanks and sincere gratitude to each and every individual who consoled us with comforting words and stood by us spiritually, materially, physically, morally and prayerful support during his prolonged illness and at the sad demise on 16th June, 2016 at ICU, Naga Hospital, Kohima. LATE LHINIZO RUME We convey our special thanks to:1. Shri. Deo Nukhu, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secretary, Higher & Technical Education, Nagaland. 2. Most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil, Bishop of Kohima Diocese, Nagaland. 3. Rev. Fr. Carolus Neisalhou, Vicar General, Kohima Diocese, Nagaland. 4. Rev. Fr. Victor Renthungo, Secretary to Bishop of Kohima Diocese, Nagaland. 5. Rev. Fr. James Sangtam, Parish Priest, Razeba. 6. Director and staff of SCERT, Nagaland. 7. Doctors and nurses of ICU, Naga Hospital, Kohima. 8. Dr. K. Domeh, CIHSR (Referral Hospital), Dimapur. 9. Dr. Kulo Kapfo, PHC, Kikruma. 10. Dr. Prewezo Khalo, Naga Hospital, Kohima. 11. President, All Nagaland Counsellors Association (ANCA). 12. Blood donors. 13. Priests and Nuns of Catholic churches. 14. Catholic Association of Nagaland (CAN). 15. Chakhesang Public Organisation (CPO). 16. Razeba Public Organisation (RPO). 17. Razeba Public Organisation, Kohima (RPOK). 18. Chakhesang Catholic Community Kohima town. 19. Staff and students of Bishop Abraham Memorial School, Phek. 20. Zelome Village Council. 21. Tsupfume Village Council. 22. Sacred Heart Church Community, Chizami. 23. St. John Bosco Catholic Church, Phek Town. 24. Zhavame Village Catholic Church. 25. St. Mary Catholic Church, Lozaphuhu. 26. Zelome village Catholic Church. 27. Razeba Catholic Church, Razeba. 28. Tsupfume Village Catholic Church 29. Zelome Village Baptist Church. 30. Rume Khel, Zelome village. 31. Rume Khel, Tsupfume village. 32. Zelome Welfare Union, Kohima. 33. Tsupfume Union, Kohima. 34. Zhavame Union Kohima. 35. Zelome Welfare Union, Phek. We regret our inability to thank each and everyone of you personally, but pray that our Almighty God bless you abundantly. - Loving wife, children, in-laws, grandchildren and relatives

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“Yes, we do have confidence, and we would rather be away from the body and at home with the Lord”

2 Corinthians 5: 8 Because someone we love is in heaven, there’s a little bit of heaven in our homes. Loving family members K-2122

2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY

OF OUR BELOVED FATHER LT. DUPAL TOSO (DAVID)

Died on 1st July, 2015 Apo, how two years of our journey without you has passed today. Yet not a single day passes by without you. We feel the pain of losing a father and cannot be explained in words. But from this grief we cherish the moments of your time you have spent with us. Apo, we miss you every moment and you live on through our memories, unseen, unheard, but always, strong because we believe that you are in God's Arm. With fond memories Your loving children K-2118

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