July 1, 2018

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Vol XXVIII No. 204

SUNDAY, JULY 1, 2018 Pages 12 ` 5.00

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CM assures security to investors

Neiphiu Rio with Neibu Nagi during the ribbon-cutting programme. (L) Thousands of customers wait in line to enter the store.

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUN 30 (NPN): In a record breaking event, the opening of Big Bazaar in Dimapur witnessed a few thousand people who thronged the venue a few hours before the opening and later literally swamping the mall till late Saturday evening. Nagaland chief minister Neiphiu Rio, who was the special invitee, cut the ribbon and declared the Big Bazaar outlet open at a brief ceremony.

LPG price hiked by Rs 2.71 per cylinder NEW DELHI, JUN 30 (PTI): Subsidized cooking gas price was hiked by Rs 2.71 per cylinder today as a result of tax impact of base price rising due to spurt in international rates and fall in rupee. Subsidised LPG with effect from midnight tonight will cost Rs 493.55 in Delhi, a statement issued by IOC said. “The increase is mainly on account of GST on revised price of Domestic Non-Subsidised LPG,” the statement said. “The balance Rs.52.79 (Rs.55.50 minus Rs.2.71) is being compensated to the customer by increase in subsidy transfer to their bank account. Accordingly, the subsidy transfer in customer’s bank account has been increased to Rs 257.74 per cylinder in July 2018 as against Rs 204.95 per cylinder in June 2018. Thus the domestic LPG customer is protected against the increase in international prices of LPG,” IOC stated.

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“Looks like our football player is still in deep meditation so won’t attend service today.” K Y M C

In his speech, Rio used the occasion to extend invitation to outside investors to do business in Nagaland and assured them of full protection and support under the present government. He emphasised on the vital role of people and other stakeholders to create a conducive environment for peace and progress in order to inspire confidence among outside investors. Rio reiterated that business could flourish only when social tranquillity exists to encourage more

companies to invest in Nagaland market. With emergence of private companies taking interest in Nagaland, Rio said it would not only help the business community to thrive but would also provide employment opportunities to unemployed youths. “Nagaland can progress and be at par with other cities across the world, if peace and tranquillity is maintained,” he reiterated. Describing Dimapur as the “commercial capital” of Nagaland , Rio expressed

happiness that a trend was being set by big companies which have started to make their presence felt in the city. Rio also lauded Nibu Nagi, one of Nagaland’s prominent businessman, entrepreneur and also owner of the property where Big Bazaar has set up its Dimapur outlet. He said Nibu is an icon for Naga business aspirants who became successful because he developed skills through hard work and devotion. (Cont’d on p-7)

Police, public scuffle in Mokokchung

Police and public gathered outside the place where the raid was carried out on Saturday. (R) The seized liquor in police custody.

Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, JUN 30 (NPN): A Special Operations Team (SOT) of the Mokokchung police on Monday landed up in a scuffle with bystanders following a raid at a liquor godown at Tongdentsuyong. According to reports, when the seized liquor were

being loaded into the vehicles, a large number of public were gathered at the site. During the process, some misunderstanding ensued and the police started to lathi-charge the bystanders. In the melee, some of the bystanders as well as police personnel including SDPO Mokokchung were manhandled. However, the

situation was brought under control and was later diffused without making any arrests. Meanwhile, the seized liquor numbering 34 cases and 420 loose bottles were taken to Mokokchung PS-I. When contacted, police sources said there was some misunderstanding. But everything was brought under control.

Sale of fresh fish banned in Mon dist DIMAPUR, JUN 30 (NPN): Mon district administration has issued an order banning sale of fresh fish products including crustaceans and excluding live fish in the district. In an official order, DC Mon, K Thavaseelan, stated that the ban imposed in the interest of public health and safety would remain in force till further notice or until such time the availability of fresh fish in Mon district was certified as safe for human consumption by the food safety officer in accordance with the regulations of the Food Safety Standards (Food Products Standards and Food Addictives) Regulation 2011 and provisions contained in the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006. DC said the ban that was imposed after taking note of numerous reports about fish vendors found selling fresh fish containing formalin in various parts of the state, which was highly toxic and injurious to health. DC added instances of availability of such fish products in the district cannot be ruled out since almost all the fresh fish products were imported from outside the state.

AFSPA extended in Nagaland for six months NEW DELHI, JUN 30 (AGENCIES): Centre on Saturday declared the whole of Nagaland as a ‘disturbed’ area under the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958, for a further period of six months. A gazette notification said the Centre was of the opinion that the area comprising whole of Nagaland is in such a disturbed condition that the use of armed forces in aid of civil power is necessary. Therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 3 of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act, 1958 (No. 28 of 1958), the Centre declared that whole of Nagaland to be a ‘disturbed area’ for a period of six months with effect from June 30, 2018 for the purpose of that Act.

Amit Shah sounds 2019 poll bugle; targets over 20 MP seats from NE

Amit Shah and Ram Madhav at the meeting with Nagaland unit BJP leaders at Imphal.

Correspondent

IMPHAL, JUN 30: Sounding the poll bugle for 2019 Lok Sabha elections, BJP president Amit Shah on Saturday asked party leaders in the North East to work hard to ensure party’s victory in the upcoming assembly and Lok Sabha elections this year and the next. Amit Shah, who arrived Imphal on Saturday, held separate meetings with leaders from each NE state to discuss the strategies for the upcoming 2019 parliamentary polls. BJP has been focusing on the North East to make the most of the states it has

wished a speedy recovery to the injured. USSC: Condemning the incident, the United Sangtam Students’ Conference (USSC) said that such act of violence was considered to be disrespectful to the Nagas’ desire for peace and progress. Stating that it would not tolerate such act to continue in its jurisdiction, the USSC appealed to NSCN(K) to shun violence and return to the negotiation process. It also appealed to the group to restore its ceasefire with the Government of India for an earlier solution in the interest of the Nagas. In a press release, USSC vice president, Sethrongba Sangtam, said that “the Naga solution should not be solved through violence”, but possible only with good spirit and good faith. He said students need peaceful and safety atmosphere, adding “we need peace not war”. Further, USSC appealed to the state government to be “a good facilitator” between

the Government of India and NSCN(K) to bring an early solution to the prolong Naga political movement. It also prayed for the speedy recovery of those injured during the “unwanted incident.” Kiphire bodies: The joint body of Kiphire Area Students’ Union (KASU) and GBs Association Kiphire (GBAK) have also condemned the incident and said the act violated the ENPO resolution which declared ENPO jurisdiction as peace zone. In a press release, KASU president, L Isaac Sangtam, GBAK president Sepithong stated that violence will not bring any solution to our the people. The joint statement maintained that all people must rather join hands for the peace and greater glory. The two bodies have therefore cautioned all the factions against committing such “unwanted situation” in the future especially under ENPO jurisdiction.

at the “Lok Sabha Tolly baithak” meeting chaired by Amit Shah at Imphal’s Hotel Grande. T h e m e e t i n g wa s mainly focused on chalking out strategies to defeat the Congress in particular under party’s main agenda “Congress Mukt Bharat and Congress Mukt NE”, state unit BJP sources said. The party will fight the Lok Sabha polls with “preserve the sovereignty” of the country and nationalism as main agendas, it added. BJP national president was accompanied national BJP leaders including general secretary (org) Ram Lal and Ram Madhav.

Manipur bans sale of imported fish I mphal , J un 3 0 (Agencies): Manipur government on Saturday banned the selling of icedpacked fish imported from other states after they found traces of formalin in the fishes. Nodal officer (Food Safety) Manipur, Ch. Sanajaoba Meitei, issued a ban order to the effect until further notice. Following the reports of seizure of huge quantity of fish products with traces of formalin in Nagaland, Kerala, and others states, the Manipur fishery department conducted an investigation to determine the possibility of the presence this substance in fish products available in the state. Subsequently, fish samples were reportedly collected from different outlets across the state which were later found to have traces of formalin. “We have confirmed

Organizations flay June 28 attack on AR Maj. Gen PC Nair takes DIMAPUR, JUN 30 (NPN): Several organisations have strongly denounced the IED attack on Assam Rifles personnel on June 28 last between Ngoromi under Kiphire district and Akhegwo under Meluri sub-division (Phek district) where one jawan suffered minor splinter injury. The incident occurred when the Assam Rifles road opening party (ROP) team was on duty to clear the way for their convoy. Expressing deep concern and anguish over the attack, the Pochury Hoho said at a time when Nagas in general were yearning for peaceful coexistence committing such act of violence and bloodshed was unfortunate. In a press release, Pochury Hoho president, Chulekhu, has, therefore, appealed to the responsible faction to shun violence and come to the negotiating table in order to resolve the long protracted “Indo-Naga issue.” Further, the Hoho

won in the assembly elections in the recent past. Beginning from Assam, then Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Nagaland, Tripura and Meghalaya where the party has formed governments with its allies, the focus now was Mizoram. BJP sources said that the party has been aggressively campaigning for the Lok Sabha elections now and wants to win over 20 seats from the region, precisely to compensate any loss it may incur in other parts of India. Series of meetings were being held with BJP chief ministers, deputy chief ministers and party leaders from the region

over as IGAR (North)

Maj. Gen. Sanjay Gupta handing over charge to Maj. Gen. PC Nair.

DIMAPUR, JUN 30 (NPN): Maj. Gen. Pradeep C Nair on Saturday took over as the Inspector General of Assam Rifles (North) from the incumbent, Maj. Gen. Sanjay Gupta. Commissioned into the 18th Sikh regiment in December 1985, Maj. Gen. Nair is an alumnus of Sainik School Satara, National Defence Academy and Indian Military Academy. He had earlier served in Sikkim, Nagaland, Manipur and Assam and had commanded a Brigade in Manipur. The outgoing officer wished Nair a professionally satisfying and successful tenure as IGAR (N).

the presence of traces of formalin in the surveillance samples of iced pack fish products imported from outside the state of Manipur. As a result, the government has instructed to impose a ban not only on the sale of iced packed fish products but also declared the same products unsafe for consumption as it is hazardous to health”, said the nodal officer. As per the state fishery department, Manipur consumes around 52,000 metric tonne of fish in a year. Of the total quantity, the state produces around 32,000 metric tonne while the remaining is imported from outside. “With Manipur being a major fish consuming state we are trying our best to solve the present problem which have become a nation-wide menace. We are closely working with

central food technological institute to bring out a testing kit at a reasonable price”, revealed Ch. Sanajaoba Meitei. According to him, the testing kit which might cost Rs 10, will help the people to detect formalin or other harmful preservatives in fish, it will be introduced within a month. The ban on sales and consumption would be automatically lifted once the testing kit is introduced in the market, Ch. Sanajaoba Meitei added. The Tamenglong district authority has also prohibited sales and consumption of iced-packed fish products imported from other states. Nearly 7000 kgs of formalin-injected fish were seized in Nagaland and destroyed by Municipal authorities, while most of the districts in Nagaland have also banned sale of fish.

ACAUT, PSAN react to ANSTA statement DIMAPUR, JUN 30 (NPN): Reacting to ANSTA seeking clarification on the writ petition, the ACAUT and PSAN Saturday said that W.P. (C) No. 145 (k)/17 was sub judice and asked ANSTA to seek clarification from the Court if needed be and not from them. PSAN and ACAUT through their media cell stated that they filed the writ petition against illegal and rampant backdoor appointments to 706 posts that fell under the purview of NPSC. They said clarified that ad hoc teachers were not in any way impleaded in the case field by them. Stating that the state government was the employer of ad hoc teachers and not ACAUT and PSAN, they said and it was proper to seek redressal from the government instead of raising questions against

ACAUT and PSAN for filing the writ petition, which needed no approval from any third party. They also said recruitment of teachers was done by school education department with their own conditions of service. ACAUT and PSAN, therefore, said it was upto the department/aggrieved party to seek alternative legal remedy, if so desired, as per law instead of a third party unnecessarily targeting ACAUT and PSAN. ACAUT and PSAN claimed that certain individuals and officials were trying to make them a scapegoat in the current imbroglio for their own vested interests. They also accused those individuals and officials of playing hide and seek with their employees despite there being remedial measures to tackle the issue, inside and outside the court. K Y M C

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IFCD bids farewell to chief engineer

Er. S. Kughaho Sema delivering his farewell speech at the farewell program on June 30. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: A farewell program for outgoing chief engineer Er. S. Kughaho Sema was held at the office of Chief Engineer Irrigation & Flood Control Department (IFCD) conference hall on June 30. DIPR reports that advisor, IFCD Namri Nchang in his brief speech stated that there were many government officers who were not able to reach their retirement day due to ill health but it

was a blessing for the outgoing officer to have come this far. He encouraged all the staff and officers to follow the outgoing officer’s footsteps considering the commendable work he have done for the government and the people in general. Outgoing chief engineer, Er. S. Kughaho Sema, in his farewell speech expressed gratitude to the almighty God for His providence and also for the occasion. Re-

flecting back to the past is important, he said, as the present is a repercussion of the past, he said. He also stated that because of the support of the dedicated, hardworking and sincere officers and staff, that the department could move forward and implement various projects successfully. As government officials we are the deciding factor whether to steer the society towards a brighter

future or into a calamity, he said. He added that officers of the department had a great responsibility and they could be instruments to bring changes in society. Concluding his speech he congratulated the incoming EE, Er. Tsuktinungsang and extended wishes for his successful tenure as the chief engineer. Additional chief Engineer, Er. Tsuktinungsang, addressing the gathering shared that the outgoing officer, in his years of service, had never neglected his duties which, Tsuktinungsang said, reflected the true leadership quality that he possessed. Short speeches were delivered by Imma Longkumer registrar, Er Chubawati Chang president IDEA, Er Dikhalo Lasushe, president IDDEA and Er Thefusalie Guozi, executive engineer Dimapur Division, family member and Er. Achakbo Agri Department. A special song was presented by Er. J Lanu Longchar, EE Mokokchung Division. Vote of thanks was pronounced by Sonu Angami EE Head of Office. Additional secretary Kevin Zehol IFCD chaired the program.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, JULY 1, 2018

CCSU on replacement of GITI principal DIMAPUR: Department of Employment and Skill Development has given a quick response to the call of the Confederation of Chang Students Union (CCSU) in regard to dissatisfactory performance by principal, Government Industrial Training Institute (GITI) Tuensang. A joint press release by CCSU president, Chingmak Kumchuba and assistant general secretary, Bumat Chumi stated that, Lotam Chang, joint director and Razo, junior en-

gineer reached Tuensang and held a meeting with CCSU on June 29. CCSU along with the officials paid a visit to GITI, Tuensang. After thorough inspection and learning of multiple grievances in the institution, senior officials from the directorate were persuaded that the principal had to be replaced by a competent successor. The CCSU further appealed to the department concerned to take up the matters discussed on top priority.

Dmu district Hospital bans sale of tobacco products

DIMAPUR: District Hospital Dimapur has decided to ban smoking and the sale of tobacco products at and near its premises with immediate effect. District Hospital Dimapur, medical superintendent, Dr. Z. Kheshito Zhimo, through a press release said that the district hospital, with a Nursing School, fell under the purview of Section 4 of COPTA, 2003, which prohibits the sale of tobacco products near educational institutions. Therefore, in view of the increasing trend of tobacco related diseases like cancer and cardio vascular diseases, and also to improve cleanliness, the hospital authority will strictly enforce the rule. Shopkeepers in and around the hospital campus have been asked to stop stocking and selling tobacco products, and defaulters will be fined Rs. 200. Dr. Zhimo has requested the public to extend their cooperation to this initiative.

news in Brief CCRC prayer meeting: The third monthly divine revelation prayer meeting for Chakhesang leaders has been scheduled from July 13 to 15 at CCCRC Prayer Centre, Chetheba, Phek. According to the organizers, this divine revelation prayer meeting will be hosted by Lt. Hukhwuyi Dawhuo’s family members. All Chakhesang leaders, irrespective of if they were politicians, public & NGO, national workers, bureaucrats, church leaders and prayers warriors have been asked to attend the meeting without fail. ZSB Mokokchung informs ex-servicemen: Ex-servicemen outreach mission initiative will be conducted by the Zila Sainik Board (ZSB) Mokokchung at Prasidhan hall, 44 Assam Rifles on July 3, 9:30 a.m. Ex-servicemen from Mongsenbal, Artang, Ujaba and Sangtemla wards have been informed to attend the same. ANDA joint meeting: All Nagaland Dobashis Association (ANDA) has convened a joint meeting on July 11, 11 a.m. at DB’s rest house Kohima. All ANDA office bearers and executive members have been requested to attend the meeting. The association has also informed all members who have not submitted the yearly membership fee to bring the same on the said date without fail. Kiphire DPDB meeting: The Kiphire District Monthly Meeting of District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) for the month of July 2018 will be held on July 4. The meeting will be held at Deputy Commissioner’s Conference hall at 11 a.m. All members have been informed to attend the meeting without fail. (DIPR)

Corrigendum KOHIMA, JUN 30 (NPN): Apropos the news report ‘I’m championing Naga integration cause: CM’ published on June 29, the fourth para should read as “Nagas were living in different countries (India and Myanmar)… Therefore, there cannot be one settlement and Nagas of the two countries must support one another for an honourable solution.” The inadvertent error is regretted. (Correspondent)

Cornerstone Higher Secondary SEFTI organizes awareness Fish fingerlings distributed in Medziphema program on forest fires School holds Fresher’s Meet

DIMAPUR: State Environment & Forestry Training Institute (SEFTI), Nagaland conducted a one day awareness program on “Forest Fires & its safety measures” at Government High School Sarbura, Kashiram on June 29. A press release from director SEFTI Nagaland, K. Hukato Chishi stated that to make the awareness program more effective and interactive, a different approach method was adopted. In the first session, an interactive classroom session was held by engaging 25 resource persons from the SEFTI Limasunep Jamir with principal Sentisangla Imsong and asst administrator during the institute for all the classes Fresher’s Meet. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUN 30 (NPN): Cornerstone Higher Secondary School (CHSS) Duncan, Dimapur held its fresher’s meet, on Saturday at the school auditorium with Commissioner of Police Dimapur, Limasunep Jamir as the special guest. Exhorting the students during the program, Jamir said that he was always honoured to come to educational institution because he had also been a student once. He explained that he was always reminded of his journey and experiences of being a student when he sees the innocence, joy, hopes, expectations and dreams in the students. He said he was happy to see the Mr. and Miss Fresher contestants, with their im-

mense aspirations, desires and their ambitions. Jamir also said the positive minds and attitudes of the students was an inspiration. He encouraged them to always think and aspire with the same attitude. Jamir explained the meaning of a corner or cap stone, saying that it was a very important part of any building. “To build a house or building, there must be a cornerstone,” he added. Jamir went on to say that the sole responsibility of a student was to study hard because study had no substitutes. “Nobody can achieve success without hard work” he asserted and urged them to be good students and not be distracted from the pursuit of knowledge. He also spoke about the reading habit and encouraged the students to

read more and make reading a part of their lives. CHSS principal, Sentisangla Imsong in her welcome address congratulated the fresher’s for their success in their HSLC exams. She also presented a brief history and a record of the achievements of the school. She told the gathering that Cornerstone Higher Secondary School was earlier known as Sharon school, established in 1971 and recognised by NBSE with the motto “Pursuing Perfection.” The school was upgraded to a college which was formally inaugurated on June 3, 2014. Wapangsenla Walling was adjudged Miss Fresher Cornerstone Higher Secondary School 2018, and Lemang the Mister Fresher.

or sections i.e. from class VI to X. In the second session, a quiz competition for class IX & X and painting and slogan competitions from class VI to VIII on the theme “Forest fire” was held. For the quiz, painting and slogan competition, three winners for each competition from each class or section were selected and awarded certificates and cash prizes. Display of forest fire fighting tools, fixing forest fire hoardings inside the school campus, and distribution of ornamental tree seedlings were other activities of the day.

S&WC department bids farewell to joint director DIMAPUR: Department of Soil & Water Conservation (S&WC) organized a farewell program in honor of joint director Kevingutso Rutsa at the Directorate’s conference hall on June 30. A ‘reminiscence’ of his career was presented by the Registrar, Tebül Neikha. The outgoing officer rendered 32 years of service to the department. Additional Director and Head of Department, Viliehu Nguzhü congratulated him for retiring in good health. He described him as a man of humour and authenticity. He also appreciated the out-going officer for his punctuality and dedication to the department and the

farming community. Outgoing joint director Kevingutso Rutsa, thanked his colleagues and staff for their moral support, prayer and counsel and for helping him reach his retirement with full satisfaction. He advised the gathering that in order to be a good government servant, one should follow three basics -- regularity in attending office, sincerity and cooperation. He also mentioned that good team work and coordination could bring the best solution. T h e p r o g r a m wa s chaired by deputy director Lochumi Venuh, and vote of thanks was delivered by deputy director Lipokmar.

DIMAPUR: Fish farmers of Medziphema subdivision were gifted more than 300 bags of fish fingerlings by the department of Fisheries on June 30 at Medziphema town. A press release by NDPP 5 Ghaspani-II A/C press secretary, Thejangukho Yalietsu stated that,

Mohammed Ali Shihab speaking at the launching program of the District Level Workshop. Correspondent every eligible person is vac-

KIPHIRE, JUN 30 (NPN)Kiphire Deputy Commissioner, Mohammed Ali Shihab has called upon the medical fraternity to take the Measles-Rubella Vaccination Campaign as missionary work. He asked them to make sure that the campaign was result oriented, where K

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cinated. The Kiphire DC was addressing the launching of the District Level Workshop on Measles-Rubella Vaccination Campaign in the CMO’s Conference room in Kiphire. Shihab said as Kiphire has been declared an Aspirational District, fo-

Expressing concern over the lack of access to good health care facilities in Kiphire, he said that the department needed to come up with a mechanism that could carter to the demand of the people. Good health care of citizens is a basic human right which cannot be denied, he stated. Briefly highlighting the aims and objectives of the campaign, Dr. K. Pewezo Khalo DPO (UIP&RCH) stated that the program was the initiative of the GoI. He said that Kiphire was the first district in Nagaland where the campaign for elimination and eradication of Measles- Rubella was being launched. He stated that the vaccination campaign would be held in phases, adding that around 9 crore children across India had been vacci-

nated with Measles Rubella (MR) vaccine. He said the primary purpose of the workshop was to sensitise health workers on how to carry forward the campaign to achieve its aims and objectives. Also speaking in the event R. Wilfred, SDO(C), Kiphire said advancement in health and education had the potential to transform the social setup and he expressed the hope that issues related to health and education facing the rural population would be solved on a priority basis in the future. Maintaining that Kiphire had the potential to transform itself, he called upon the Medical Officers to be open in giving suggestions, opinions and ideas to improve the standards of health care in Kiphire.

success of distribution to the department of Fisheries, for their active response towards the need of the people. While acknowledging the sincerity of the department officials, Rio also urged them to enhance fingerling propagation for extensive fish farming among the Naga people.

Man accused of attempting to commit sodomy expelled from village DIMAPUR: Youth organisation of 7th Mile Model village Dimapur Saturday said that a man who allegedly attempted to commit sodomy on a 16-year-old boy has been expelled from the village. In a press release, 7th Mile Model village youth organisation president, Keneiletuo Zumvü, and secretary, Kevechulo Koza, said that the accused identified as one Nasim Amibdin (43) from Bihar, resided at 7th Mile Model Village doing some business. The organisation stated that on June 25 last the boy was returning home alone after participating in the social work organised by them when the accused way laid him and dragged him to the room. The accused allegedly locked the room from inside and made the boy sit on the chair first and later took him to bed forcefully. The accused also allegedly touched the boy inappropriately after physically overcoming him. The organisation alleged the accused had an intention to commit sodomy. Later, the accused let the boy go while offering him Rs 100 and asked him to come after 8:30 am the next day when he will be

alone as his children would have gone to school then. The organisation said when the boy rushed home and told his mother what had happened, she reported the matter to GB of the village. Thereafter, on interrogation the accused admitted to molesting the boy with the intention to commit sodomy, the organisation claimed. Further, the organisation claimed that in December 2016 also the accused had molested a 13-year-old by while he was asleep with an intension to commit sodomy. After verifying properly from the two victims and confession of the accused, the organization said it imposed fine on the accused and after consultation with the village council, expelled him from the village and its jurisdiction with effect from June 25, 2018. However, it said his family members were not expelled on humanitarian ground considering the school-going children. The organisation cautioned that harbouring such people with very low moral character despite being a family man was very risky and should be very careful.

Review meet held in Kiphire for Governor’s visit DIMAPUR: Kiphire District review meeting for the Governor’s visit to the district was held on July 29 at DC’s Conference Hall, Kiphire. The Governor is expected to visit the district

Workshop on Measles-Rubella Campaign in Kiphire DoSE informs on cus will be on key sectors such as Health, Education, Financial inclusion, Agriculture, basic infrastructure and Power. According to him, out of these, special focus will be given to the Health and Education sectors. He expressed hope that the spirit of the campaign to eradicate Measles-Rubella would reach the village level. He urged the vaccination team to properly sensitise the people about the advantages of vaccination so that the vaccination campaign could achieve its objectives. He said people in developed countries face lifestyle diseases, while in India, as a developing country, it was still facing communicable diseases as a result of which the central government was focussing strongly on the health sector.

Duosau Kuotsu, president, NDPP, 5 Ghaspani-II A/C, expressed gratefulness to the constituency MLA, Zhaleo Rio, who initiated the distribution and personally confirmed that it had been delivered to the farmers on time. Zhaleo Rio, deputy speaker, NLA, credited the

local textbooks

DIMAPUR: All sub-divisional education officers have been directed to submit the actual enrolment (in both soft and hard copies) from pre-primary to class eight under their respective jurisdictions, inclusive of primary, middle, high and higher secondary schools. A notification from Directorate of School Education, principal director, Smita Sarangi said that the enrolment “should be Class-wise and Schoolwise” with an abstract copy of the total number of Class-wise enrolment indicating the requirement of MIL Local Textbooks of different Naga tribes under its jurisdiction. The last date for submission of the enrolments is July 31.

on July 3. A DIPR report stated that the DC Kiphire, Mohammad Ali Shihab, encouraged the district officers to stand firmly in their assigned duties and

work closely with the public showing good and transparent work policy. Mohammad Ali Shihab also challenged the officers to work with dedication and give their best in their duties.

Children’s summer camp ends

Kohima: St.Francis de Sales (SFS) Parish Kohima organized a twoday summer camp for children under the theme, “You are the light of the world” ( Mt. 5:14), held at the building of Catholic Association of Nagaland (CAN) D block Kohima,

which concluded on June 30. The campers attended mass, singspiration service, played various games, practical and creativity sessions including games, making f lower fairy dolls, paper craft, learning about computer peripherals etc.

DISHA week observed in Tsg DIMAPUR: Tuensang observed District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee (DISHA) week at the conference hall of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Tuensang on June 29. A press release by district rural development agency Tuensang, said that chair of the program, DC Tuensang, L. Jamithung welcomed the members and highlighted the flagship program. The release stated that officials from various departments presented their departmental activities under the flagship programme for the years 20172018, 2018-2019. K

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WEATHER FORECAST July 1

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Mostly cloudy, a thunderstorm 30 26 Aizawl

Some rain and a thunderstorm 26 21

Guwahati A heavy afternoon t-storm Imphal

Occasional rain and a t-storm

31 25 27 21

Itanagar A shower and t-storm around 26 23 Shillong

Some rain and a thunderstorm 22 19

Kohima

A shower and t-storm around 22 19

Dimapur A thunderstorm in spots Mkg

Tuensang Heavy thunderstorms Wokha

30 24

A shower and t-storm around 23 20 A thunderstorm in the area

Zunheboto A thunderstorm; not as warm

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, JULY 1, 2018

A state BJP delegation attended the Lok Sabha Tolly Beithak in Imphal on June 30.

Dimapur: The newly appointed president of BJP Nagaland Temjen Imna Along led a delegation of PDA ministers & advisors from BJP as well as senior party members to Imphal, Manipur to attend the Lok Sabha Tolly Beithak with National president Amit Shah on June 30. A press release from BJP Nagaland media cell said the delegation included BLP Leader & Dy CM Y Patton; Paiwang Konyak, minister for Transport Communication, Railways and Land Resources; S. Pangyu Phom, minister Health and Family Welfare; H. Khehovi Yepthomi, advisor for Tourism, Arts and Culture; Ananta Narayan

Mishra, secy. (Org) BJP Nagaland and senior members, K. James Vizo, Huri Zeliang, Kevechutso Douluo and Dr. Sukhato A. Sema. Ram Madhav (National general secretary), Ramlal, Ajay Jamwal (NE incharge), and Himanta Biswas Sharma (NEDA chairman and Finance minister of Assam) were also present in the meeting. Speaking in the meeting Amit Shah said the organization set up should be developed and strengthened at all levels. The state unit was directed to complete the mandal committee by August 2018 and the booth committee by October 2018. On hearing the reports about the comfort-

able alliance in the state, he encouraged for the same cohesive spirit to be upheld in the days to come with proper coordination and consultation. State BJP president Temjen Along gave a brief report about the state and assured the central leaders with regard to strengthening the organization. Deputy CM, Y Patton and Medical minister, S. Pangyu Phom spoke about development and appealed to the party chief to work out the needful honouring the assurance of the prime minister. Transport minister P. Paiwang enquired about the alliance agreement and Himanta Biswas Sharma clarified the matter.

DIMAPUR: A delegation led by Dr. Ezamo Murry and Dr. Limatula Longkumer attended the international conference on “inclusion of persons with disabilities for building just-society: Asian cultural and religious resources” in West Bengal, from June 26 to 28 at Serampore College campus. A press release from Dr. Wati Longchar stated that the conference was organized by EDAN-PTCA (ecumenical disability advocates network of world council of churches and program for theology and cultures in Asia), hosted by the department of research/SATHRI, Senate of Serampore College, West Bengal. The conference, facilitated by Angeline Okola and Dr. Wati Longchar, was represented by academicians, people with disabilities, caregivers, religious leaders and rights for the disabled activists from six nations. Country representatives shared initiatives undertaken by their country’s governments, NGOs, and particularly by churches and theological institutions for upliftment of PwDs. All of them pointed out that PwDs were still discriminated and excluded from mainstream society and called for a change of attitude and collective action. Three Naga scholars,

The delegation from Nagaland at the international conference in West Bengal.

Dr. Limatula Longkumer, Dr Ezamo Murry and Ekonthung Ezung, spoke during the conference and challenged the international

participants to change the social, religious and cultural perspectives towards PwDs. The other participants from Nagaland and

North East who spoke on the panel were Kilangla Longchar, Akangnungba, Mary Chang, Gloria Tsopoe and Bendangyapang.

Dimapur: The Suruhuto Range Students’ Union has convened its first union assembly on July 5, 10 a.m at its office, Suruhuto town. All unit presidents, representatives and SRSU executives have been requested to attend without fail.

KPC holds general body meeting

DIMAPUR: The Kohima Press Club (KPC) paid tribute to late Xavier Rutsa, KPC president who had passed away on June 11 during the general body meeting on June 30 at the NSF conference hall. A press release by KPC general secretary, Alice Yhoshü stated that the tribute was led by vice president & acting president Atul Sarma. Late Rutsa was remembered for his extensive contribution to the press fraternity, particularly that of Kohima. He was a founding member of the KPC as well as a member of the drafting committee of the KPC constitution in 2001. Rutsa, who wrote for Nagaland Post, Eastern Panorama and the Times of India, had also served as KPC treasurer for two terms and as president for two consecutive terms. He passed away while serving as the president of the press club. KPC general secretary, Alice Yhoshü announced in the meeting that with the sudden demise of Rutsa, vice president Atul Sarma has assumed additional charge of the office of the president as per the KPC constitution. She stated that as the tenure of the current Executive Council was less than one year, the constitution does not provide for a by-election, therefore the vice-president will continue to hold the additional charge till the completion of tenure in May 2019. The annual audit report of the club (June 2017-June 2018) was also presented and approved by the house during the meeting. Treasurer Ng. Solomon Sha reported that a total of 54 members had registered with the KPC during the club’s recent membership drive. KPC also expressed gratitude to the Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) for allotting a room to the press club at the federation’s office in Naga Club building to be used as its temporary office till the time the KPC relocates to a new office. K Y M C

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Stupid remarks caused Tripura lynching: Sarkar

Agartala, Jun 30 (IANS): Irresponsible and baseless comments after the killing of a teenage boy fuelled a situation that resulted in the lynching of a few persons in Tripura, former Chief Minister and opposition leader Manik Sarkar said here. “Irresponsible, baseless and foolish comments after killing of a minor boy in Mohanpur (in western Tripura) fuelled to such a situation resulting lynching of few people and injuring many in Tripura,” Sarkar said in a statement here late on Friday. Without mentioning the name of any ministers and leaders of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Sarkar said, “Police and civil administrations should be more careful, vigilant and active to deal with the situation and to book the rumour mongers.” A vendor from Uttar Pradesh, a musical instrument teacher, a vagabond woman and a mentally retarded woman were

lynched and at least 20 people including railway officials, workers and women were assaulted by mobs in different incidents in Tripura on Wednesday and Thursday. Police arrested more than 20 people in connection with these incidents that took place in western and southern Tripura. BJP blamed the CPI-M “for masterminding these incidents” while the Left party and the Congress accused the ruling party ministers and leaders “for spreading rumours after the killing of an 11-year-old boy in Mohanpur resulting in subsequent incidents of lynching.” However, the ban on social media and mobile Internet continued for the third day on Saturday to prevent the spread of rumours in the state. Law and Education Minister Ratan Lal Nath said that the CPI-M after losing power in the state is trying to create violence to put the BJP government in

an awkward position and to obtain political mileage. Meanwhile, the CPI-M and Congress separately demanded high level probe into the violent incidents that took place over the past few days. “Education and Law Minister should resign or he should be removed from the cabinet for spreading rumours of kidney smuggling after the killing of an 11-year-old boy allegedly by two minors on Tuesday in Mohanpur,” said CPI-M central committee member Gautam Das. Tr i p u r a C o n g r e s s Vice President Tapas Dey and General Secretar y Harekrishna Bhowmik said that the party would soon approach acting Governor Keshari Nath Tripathi to take action against Deb and Nath “for spreading confusing information” after the Mohanpur killing. Cong ress also demanded a judicial probe by a sitting High Court judge to probe the recent incidents of violence and lynching.

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Mentally challenged man kills woman in Meghalaya Correspondent

Shillong, Jun 30: A mentally challenged man shot dead a 65-year-old woman in Meghalaya’s West Garo Hills district, police said on Friday. According to police, the incident took place on Thursday evening in Old Bhaitbari village when Habinur Rahman fired at Salam Bewa from his father’s single barrel shotgun. “She was hit in the eye and died on the spot,” M.G.R Kumar, the district police chief of West Garo

Hills said. Following the incident, the family members instead of informing the police of the crime committed by Rahman fled from the village. However, police have seized the murder weapon along with the spent cartridge and some live ammunition from the crime scene. They also recovered a certificate of mental illness of the accused from his house. Meanwhile, police have launched a manhunt to nab the perpetrator.

Sex racket busted in Assam GUWAHATI, Jun 30 (Agencies): In a sensational incident that occurred in the city, a major sex racket has been busted at Urmi Nagar, Narengi. Four ladies and two men have been arrested by the police in connection with the incident. The two men have been identified as Ramesh Baishya and Arnab Giri. It has been alleged that the sex racket was being run at a rented place belonging to one Kamal Das. The flesh trade has been going on for a month. As per to the reports, Baishya has been running a flesh trade business at the rented house of one Kamal Das of Urmi Nagar for last one month led by Ramesh Baishya. Locals after seeing suspicious movement had informed the police following which a raid was conducted. Police have imposed strict rules for the landlords and tenants following such incidents.

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IT ministry giving special focus to NE youths, says Ahluwalia

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IMPHAL, Jun 30: Union minister of state for electronics & information technology, SS Ahluwalia Saturday said that his ministry was giving special focus to the ‘talented youths’ of the Northeast states. The minister was in Imphal as part of routine assessment of various developmental works being implemented under the

electronics & information technology ministry in the state. On the second day of his camping in Imphal, SS Ahluwalia attended an interaction programme with local youths who are engaged in the field of information technology in Imphal’s Manipur Information Technology Park. During the interaction, the Union minister informed that his ministry was giving

special emphasis to skilled and the talented youths of the Northeast states. He added that his ministry was planning to host a workshop of the Business Process Outsourcing (BPOs) to resolve the issues and problems being faced by the youths of the region. Ahluwalia also assured that his ministry will provide all possible assistances towards developing in the field.

MU crisis: 5 more HoDs tender resignation

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IMPHAL, Jun 30: The crisis in the Manipur University deepened on Saturday after five more heads of department tendered their resignation from their respective posts. Earlier, five deans had already tendered their resignation in protest against adamant attitude of the vice-chancellor prof Adya Pradsad Pandey who is under pressure after students and teachers of the university underwent indefinite strike demanding his removal. Students of the university under the aegis of Manipur University Students’ Union (MUSU) are on indefinite strike by boycotting their classes since May 30 last demanding removal of the incumbent vice

chancellor by leveling various allegations. The resignation of the five heads of department came up while teachers of the university were carrying out a protest rally showing solidarity to MUSU’s demand under aegis of Manipur University Teachers’ Association at the university campus Saturday. People from surrounding localities also joined the rally demanding immediate removal of the vice chancellor. The rally kicked started from the Traffic Island inside the MU complex around 11. Taking part in the rally, MUSU president M Dayaman called for a concrete solution to the MU crisis and reiterated that the MUSU will not retreat until and unless their demands were fulfilled by the concerned authorities.

Meghalaya Gov presents medals to AR soldiers

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Shillong, Jun 30: Meghalaya Governor, Ganga Prasad Saturday presented ten Governor’s Gold Medals and four Governor’s Silver Medals to Assam Rifles soldiers in recognition to their meritorious service and acts of bravery in counter terrorists operation at the Assam Rifles Investiture Ceremony held at Raj Bhavan, Shillong. The Investiture Ceremony was also attended by Chief Secretary Y. Tsering, Director General Assam Rifles, Lt Gen Sukhdeep Sangwan, and senior army officials among others. In his address, the Governor lauded the yeoman service and dedication by Assam Rifles over the past 183 years while operating in the rugged and inhospitable terrain of the North East. He also paid glowing tributes to the sacrifices made by the gallant soldiers of Assam Rifles and exhorted them to continue the excellent work. The Governor’s Gold and Silver Medal was instituted in the year 1957 and are awarded as a recognition for acts of gallantry and meritorious service by the personnel of Assam Rifles in the North Eastern states.

Arunachal landslide: Death toll rises to five

Itanagar, Jun 30 (PTI): One ITBP personnel, among the eight injured in Saturday’s landslide in Lower Siang district of Arunachal Pradesh, succumbed to his injuries today, raising the death toll to five, a police officer said. Out of the eight injured, the condition of two personnel were critical, the officer said. The two critically injured Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) personnel were initially taken to the Army hospital at Likabali, and later, referred to a hospital in Assam’s Dibrugarh yesterday, Superintendent of Police (SP) of Lower Siang Singjatla

Singpho said, adding that one of them died there this morning. The other six personnel with minor injuries were treated at the local community health centre, Singpho said. Four ITBP personnel were killed when a huge boulder, loosened by monsoon rains, rolled down a mountain and hit their vehicle on the Basar-Akajan road in Lower Siang district of Arunachal Pradesh yesterday. The boulder rolled down the mountain slope and smashed the mini bus carrying 20 ITBP personnel.

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Special court summons Vijay Mallya on ED’s plea

Mumbai, Jun 30 (AGENCIES): A special Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) court in Mumbai on Saturday summoned beleaguered businessman Vijay Mallya to appear before it on August 27 on the Enforcement Directorate’s (ED’s) plea seeking action against him under the fugitive economic offenders ordinance in the over Rs 9,000 crore bank fraud case. Special judge M.S. Azmi, dealing with the PMLA cases, issued the notice to Mallya after taking cognisance of the second ED charge sheet filed against him recently and a subsequent application by it on June 22 seeking a fugitive economic offenders tag. This is the first time that action has been initiated under the ordinance, recently promulgated by the Modi government to deal with fugitive bank loan defaulters. The ED has also sought immediate confiscation of assets worth around Rs 12,500 crore of Mallya and other fugitive economic offenders. If Mallya does not appear before the court, he risks being declared a fugitive economic offender, besides properties linked to him being confiscated. The court had issued

Karnataka to challenge CRMA formation in SC Bengaluru, Jun 30 (IANS): A miffed Karnataka would challenge the setting up of the Cauvery River Management Authority (CRMA) and Cauvery Water Regulation Committee (CWRC) by the Centre in the Supreme Court as they were formed without consulting the state, a senior minister said on Saturday. “As the CWMA and CWRC were constituted without considering our state’s views, we have decided to challenge their notification in the Supreme Court,” Minister for Medium and Major Irrigation D.K. Shivakumar told reporters here after an all-party meeting on the politically sensitive issue. The Union Water Resources Ministry on June 1 notified the Authority and the Committee as part of the scheme the apex court directed on May 18 for implementing the 2007 Cauvery Water Tribunal Award. Though the Tribunal awarded the quantum of the river water to be shared among the four southern states -- Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry, the top court modified it when Karnataka and Tamil Nadu legally challenged it over the last decade.

Kerala bishop says nun targeting him for action taken Kottayam, Jun 30 (IANS): A Kerala bishop accused of repeatedly sexually abusing a Catholic nun has countered that the allegation was brought by the latter only to target him for taking action against her. The Kottayam district police on Saturday launched investigations into both allegations. The Catholic nun from here had alleged that her superior -- Franco Mulakkal, the Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Jalandhar, Punjab, had sexually abused her 14 times. But Mulakkal told the media on Saturday that trouble started in 2016 when he took up a complaint against her and took it to its logical conclusion.

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n o n - b a i l a b l e wa r r a n t s against him in the two cases filed by the ED. Mallya, his now defunct venture Kingfisher Airlines Limited and others availed loans from various banks during the tenure of the United Progressive Alliance-I government and the outstanding amount, including interest, against him was Rs 9,990.07 crore at present, officials said. Mallya recently said he had become the “poster boy” for bank defaults and a lightning rod for public anger. He said he had written letters to both the Prime Minister and the Finance Minister on April 15, 2016 to explain his side of the story. “No response was received from either of them,” Mallya, who is based in London, said in a

statement. “I have been accused by politicians and the media alike of having stolen and run away with Rs 9,000 crore that was loaned to Kingfisher Airlines (KFA). Some of the lending banks have also labelled me a wilful defaulter,” he said. The ED has furnished evidences in its two charge sheets, filed under the PMLA in the past, to make a case for seeking a fugitive offender tag for Mallya from the court. Mallya is contesting the money laundering charges in London after India initiated extradition proceedings against him to bring him back to the country. Both the ED and the CBI have filed cases for alleged loan default against him. The Modi government brought the ordinance as “there have been instances of economic offenders fleeing the jurisdiction of Indian courts, anticipating the commencement, or during the pendency, of criminal proceedings”. The ordinance has provisions for special courts under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 to declare a person as a fugitive economic offender and order immediate confiscation of assets.

Record number of Hajis Modi greets people on Social Media Day after subsidy abolished New Delhi, Jun 30 (IANS): The year 2018 that began with the end of Haj subsidy has been marked by a record 175,025 Indians heading for Saudi Arabia and is also distinct for a record 47 per cent women among the pilgrims including 1,308 without their ‘mehram’ (male companion). “For the first time after the Independence, record 1,75,025 Muslims from India are going to Haj this year. These include record more than 47 per cent female pilgrims,” Minority Affairs Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said addressing an orientation cum training camp here. Despite removal of Haj subsidy and various new taxes imposed in Saudi Arabia, a lot of Muslims from India are going to Haj this year that too without any additional financial burden, he said. In fact, the airlines will be getting Rs 57 crore less this year from the passengers. “Even after ending the Haj subsidy, airlines will be paid Rs 57 crore less ... Last year Rs 1,030 crore was paid to airlines as air fare for 1,24,852 Haj pilgrims and this year Rs 973 crore will be paid for 1,28,702 Haj pilgrims going through Haj Committee of India,” Naqvi said. For the first

NEW DELHI, Jun 30 ( AG E N C I E S ) : P r i m e Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday greeted the people on the occasion of World Social Media Day, saying the new medium has played a key role in democratizing discourse, and helped people express their views and showcase their creativity. “Greetings on Social Media Day! The world of social media has played a Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi (file) key role in democratizing our discourse and giving time, choice of embarkation a platform to millions of points has been given to Haj people around the world pilgrims which has received overwhelming response. The minister said a total of 3,55,604 applications was received for Haj 2018 which included 1,89,217 male and 1,66,387 female applicants. “For the first time a total of 1,308 women Muslim women from India are going to Haj without ‘mehram’,” he told the Haj Coordinators, Assistant Haj Officers, Haj Assistants and medical personnel including 98 women staff who are deployed to assist the pilgrims. Representatives from Minority Affairs Ministry, Health Ministry and Urban Development Ministry informed in detail, various issues concerned to Haj, pilgrims, their health, safety and accommodation during the camp, the ministry said in a statement.

Research needed to solve grave problems: ISRO chief

Dr. K Sivan (file)

T I R U PAT I , J u n 3 0 (AGENCIES): Substantial research efforts are needed to find solutions to address grave challenges like providing drinking water, eradicating neglected diseases and reducing hunger, Isro Chairman Dr. K Sivan said here on Saturday.

“Despite the progress made over the last half century, we still have several unsolved issues, including providing clean drinking water, clean environment, quality education and good health services and sanitation,” he said. In fact, some of the problems like providing ample drinking water and solving the urban garbage problem had become so acute that it was being said that the next world war would be for water and “cities would explode to become totally unlivable,” he said. “Substantial research efforts are needed to find solutions that address these challenges,” he said. Dr Sivan was addressing the 55th convo-

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cation at Sri Venkateswara University here. He said Isro has provided more than 300 spin-offs for societal applications like Jaipur foot, Left ventricle assist device and lithium-ion cell technology to address some of these problems. Isro planned to provide Navik Services for potential fishing zone information

and disaster alert system for the benefit of the fishermen community, he said. Now Isro proposes to look beyond Earth in solving some of these problems, he said, adding that such an approach would kickstart the next wave of research and innovation to solve many of national and global problems.

to express their views and showcase their creativity. I would particularly like to congratulate my young friends for their innovative usage of social media. Their frank method of conveying opinions is extremely endearing. I urge youngsters to continue expressing and discussing freely,” Modi said in several tweets. Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh also tweeted about the day, urging everyone to use this powerful tool wisely. “Social media has emerged as the Numero

Uno media of contemporary times. It has great power to amplify the voice of the common man. On World Social Media Day, I urge everyone to use this powerful tool wisely and responsibly in order to create a positive impact in society,” Singh said. June 30 is observed as Social Media Day after a multi-platform media and entertainment company - Mashable - started it as a way to recognize and celebrate social media’s impact on global communication.

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revealing aspect of the clarification made by Advisor (School Education Department) on the ongoing agitation by All Nagaland Ad-Hoc Teachers’ Group( 2015 Batch) was that it opened a whole debate about the frequent agitations resorted to by government employees as well as NGOs. While issuing the clarification, Advisor(SED) K.Tokugha Sukhalu maintained that the striking teachers who were appointed on ad-hoc basis had “no cause” at all to take up agitation against the government. The striking teachers under ANATG are demanding regularisation of service but the government is being restrained by the High Court order issues in July 2017. The Advisor stated that the facts of the case which revealed that despite the government’s intention to regularise the services of the 1166 ad-hoc/contract employees by forming a Screening Committee to undertake Suitability Test,the Gauhati High Court issued a restraining order in July 2017. This meant that since then, the government cannot go ahead and conduct the Suitability Test against the court’s order. If that is the fact, then it leads to the obvious conclusion, that the agitation was like barking up the wrong tree. The Advisor also took a jibe at the agitating teachers by inferring that they were more bothered about participating in the agitation and least bothered about the ‘nil’ percentage result by government schools in the recent HSLC examination 2018 in which they were teaching. In other words, it was to mean that the teachers are supposed to be concerned about the career of their students instead of absenting from work to agitate over a ‘non issue’ since it is the court’s restrain order and not the government, which had prevented regularisation of their services. As things stand, the striking teachers under ANATG have resolved to press ahead till their demands are met. On the flip side, ANATG has blamed the government for its delay tactics by frequent changing of the rules of the game. For instance, ANATG claimed that when they were appointed as Graduate Teachers, Primary Teachers, Hindi Teachers, Drawing Teachers, Language Teachers, Lab Assistants and PETs, the conditions were they would have to undergo required professional training such as D.Ed and B. Ed within two years of service and then sit for Suitability Test after three years of service for regularisation. Based on the stated conditions, ANATG maintained that the teachers after having fulfilled the conditions, ought to have been regularised. However, ANATG pointed out even though teachers were appointed prior to December 31,2012 they were still being paid fixed amount ranging from Rs.6700 and Rs.8400 per month. ANATG also claimed that the process of regularisation was inordinately delayed on account of reviewing the cut-off eligibility date and then adding new ad-hoc teachers to the 2015 group. ANATG further claimed that the government delayed the process by issuing directive to have identification proof counter signed by the respective SDEO and DEO before submitting them to the department. ANATG also revealed that Suitability Test scheduled from May 20 to 23, 2017 was called off. The issue was also to be discussed by the cabinet on November 11,2017 but instead, the matter was deferred without further notice on November 13,2017. The issue hinges on the high court order and this has to be taken up with the court in order to resolve the issue once and for all.

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).

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small tiny mountainous landlocked state in the Himalayas is now a cent per cent organic state, the first ever to be achieved by any state in India. Almost 15 years ago, way back in 2003 ,the Pawan Chamling-led government decided to make Sikkim an organic farming state through a declaration in the legislative assembly. Though being a landlocked state without any railway or air connectivity, Sikkim managed to achieve its mission it undertook overcoming all obstacles by the sheer grit of determination of the government, the people’s participation and their desire to live healthily. After the journey embarked, it was not without obstacles and unique challenges; but today Sikkim has set an example not only to the nation but to the whole world. Why today organic food matters is because all our foods and almost every eatable item are now mixed with varieties of chemicals, or say harmful poisons causing diseases ranging from indigestion to food poisoning to even cancers. . It is a good step that our Nagaland state government too has taken a plunge into this organic mission which ensures us a vision of light at the end of our gloomy long tunnel of toxic foods flooding all over our markets. The recent unearthing of formalin laced fishes in our state is just a tip of the iceberg. The adverse effects of chemical fertilizers to soil, health and well-being of the people and environment had forced the state government to launch an organic movement in Sikkim. The state government’s initiatives had a ripple effect across India leading to organic farming gaining currency in other states. By engaging in organic farming as a ‘life saving’ profession, the state of Sikkim has sounded a clarion call so that a message goes across the world that organic way of life can undo damage done by consumption of chemical-laced food. They have everything possible to sustain their organic revolution and pass on the initiatives to next generation of farming community. And this has earned the state applause from every corner. Over the years around 75000 hectares of land in Sikkim has been converted into certified organic farms following the guidelines as prescribed by National Programme for Organic Production. However it had its share of struggle. Though Sikkimese farmers never depended on chemicals heavily

but there was the use of synthetic fertilizers. It was when the state banned its use that the farmers were compelled to go the organic way. After experiencing severe health and environmental problems due to the high usage of chemically intensive and conventional farming methods, the state gradually banned all chemical pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. The state made sure that laws were enforced strongly with fines and even jail terms for those breaking them. A seven year long plan was adopted to ban the use of chemical fertilizers. Since organic cultivation does not allow the use of chemical fertilizers, they were soon replaced by organic plant nutrients gradually. One remarkable aspect of the Sikkim government was in making its intent clear and taking the people on board. It even spread its campaign by why, how and what should be the steps to accomplish the mission. This subject was added even in the school curriculum. Training by organic experts on a war footing was initiated with building of proper infrastructures and mobilizing resources on a full scale. The state has banned even the use of plastic bags (one of the most toxic soil polluter) whereas our state is yet to see this in reality as most of the bans whatever the government imposes seem to be only in the papers but never in reality. And as the saying goes, luck favors those who struggle, this mission has improved the quality of the soil which further improves the standards of the crops produced there. Out of 1.24 million tonnes of organic production in the country around 80000 million is supplied by this tiny state of Sikkim alone. This is indeed a big achievement. Other states like Kerala, Mizoram and Arunachal are on their way too to become an organic state emulating the Sikkim way. In a country like ours where banned pesticides in 67 countries are still in use any increase in organic farming will make a difference in aspects of health, longevity and the environment. Why organic farming is becoming very important is because everyone wants to live healthy and longer. Now people all over the country and world seems to be asking ‘Will organic farming be possible and succeed in other countries too? When the demand becomes more, the supply too will become more and hence prices will go down so the worry of high cost of organic foods should

be left to rest. The state government should introduce healthy and stable market system for the local farmers where their toil and sweat should not be allowed to go in vain unlike in the past where farmers cultivating ginger, cabbages etc. incurred heavy losses and all their products wasted without any prospective buyers. Sikkim government has set up organic retail stores in New Delhi and selling Sikkim’s organic products and due to the surge in demand for the Sikkim’s organic products farmers are now earning more than 20 percent than before. More stalls are also planned in other major cities by the government. An argument that organic products cost more has been replied by a market specialist saying when a whole state becomes hundred percent organic the cost, time and energy that are put into segregating, packaging, labeling and differential pricing are saved and therefore the price of everything organic falls.Thus everyone profits, both financially as well as health wise .Domestic revenue and health of the community thus takes a front seat. Organic agriculture is important for our health and the future of our world for many reasons. It is needed to sustainably feed the world. It carries far fewer toxic pesticide residues and is grown using no GMOs. It doesn’t poison farmworkers or the micro-organisms living in the soil that produce healthy, drought-resistant crops.Organic farming is also better suited to climate change, protects biodiversity, enhances soil fertility, and, to top it off, organic foods are more nutritious and taste better. But again the question such as without pesticides and other tools known for producing high-yield agriculture, would organic food really be able to produce enough food to feed people? Many studies from around the world show that organic farms can produce about as much if not more food than conventional farms. It may take several seasons for farmers to learn the new ways and see success but as the soil and biodiversity recovers, the yields go up.Another question that props up is, could the best way to preserve our water supplies, be with organic farming? Organic soil is better able to hold onto water because it uses organic material. Therefore, plants have more access to water, and they produce more food. (To be concluded) Jonah Achumi

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n simple words, government is not the land owner, government is only the record keeper. Individual/ Community is still the custodian of the land but the record/data of who owns which plot of land is to be registered and maintained by the Government/Village Council accurately and securely. Implementation of land record management system should not imply that the land owners are bound to pay tax. A hypothetical case - Mr. Seve got a gift from his father Mr. Veta, a plot of land which he later sold to Mr. Huveto. There has been 2 transactions on this plot land: 1st transaction - “GIFT” from Veta(Father) to Seve (Son) 2nd transaction - “SALE” from Seve to Huveto There has been 2 mutations (Mutation simply means change in the name of owner) on this plot of land: 1st mutation - Owner name changed from Veta to Seve 2nd mutation - Owner name changed from Seve to Huveto After 10 years, a third person appears, brings his own documents and claims that the land belongs to his grandfather and occupies the property saying that the transaction between Seve and Huveto is bogus. These kind of disputes can always be resolved if the transactions such as the one between Seve and Huveto had been registered officially with the Government/Village Council. Resolving property ownership disputes is the primary objective of land record management system while the tax component is only a secondary objective which can even be excluded due to the super-cession of our customary laws. Note that in Nagaland, those outside the municipal/town areas come under the Village Councils and the village council maintains these transactions in a manual register. The Village Council is paid a small registration fee to register this transaction (Sale, Gift, Partition etc) and the Village Council is the custodian of all these property records. Any dispute which may arise, the Village Council is bound to refer to its Records of Rights (ROR) and resolve the dispute. All over the world, when it comes to holding Proof of Ownership of any property, we have two types of records: 1) Record of Rights (ROR) - A “Document” showing textual data of property owner, area, location etc (Patta, Jamabandi, Khata, Khataun etc) 2) Cadastral Map - A “Map” showing boundaries of land ownership, area etc And today, we have GIS technology which can be used to provide additional accurate data into the entire Land Record Management System. At this age, today we are all headed towards becoming urbanized and modernized people living in highly populated towns with thousands of very unorganized and chaotic land

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t is no doubt, Dimapur being a cosmopolitan City and one of the fastest developing city in India with close proximity of porous Bangladeshi border State neighbours like Assam faces a lot of challenges specially with constant migrant workers and business trade, we find a lots of recent criminal activities by the Illegal Bangladeshi Immigrants (IBI) crimes such as rapes, murders, robbery, assault cases that has gone up at an alarming rate. Nagaland was a peaceful place but with the increased influx of migrants the crime we seldom heard of has grown up dramatically. There is a dire need for immediate requirement from the authority to check and stop the increasing influx of this immigrants through proper checking system. It is let know to all the Citizen of Nagaland that TIN has done a poster campaign on 4th November 2017 to make aware of the IBI situation in Nagaland, productive work need to be done in Tackling it. TIN primal request to the Govt. of Nagaland is to put an Inner Line Permit (ILP) within the Jurisdiction of Dimapur with immediate effect and set up the main office in Dimapur

and a Nodal Units in every District of the State. As reiterated by NTC for a revision on the NSTZ (Nagaland Special development Zone Bill) as it is effecting on the special protective laws of Nagaland such as Article 371a, BERF Act 1873(ILP), Nagaland Land Revenue Amendment Act 1978 and Citizenship Amendment Bill we strongly support them, TIN also request all Naga tribal Hohos, various other Naga Organization and Unions, Village council, Youth Organization, NGO’s till the grassroots level to jointly help each other in tackling this IBI menace and save our land and most important of all our Naga identity of Indigenousness that is truly unique and rich globally. There is an influx of more Immigrants day by day due to the sheer negligence of the Government of our State and a tsunami is on the horizon just next door to us as we know, a trickle will soon become a flood and we have no proper check system to address that, this has become a major concern of every breathing Nagas. More IBI will get into our state after the NRC Act final list which will be soon declared in Assam, the People of Na-

galand and the Nagaland Government need to act together now to check this problem before it’s too late or do we be lackadaisical and insensitive to blame each other later ?? If the Influx is not check then within a span of few years the population of Naga Locals here will become minority and the IBI population will be the majority in Dimapur like in Tripura. Dimapur being the Gateway of different District in Nagaland state and with the increasing influx of these IBIs the whole of the state will be affected too. There is a must for the government to implant ILP so the policy and law will be a weapon to defend our indigenous identity. Lastly TIN ask all the Indigenous Nagas in Nagaland to jointly work in tackling this IBI menace by having the dignity to work harder and maintain the responsible culture like our forefather. The question is if we truly love our land and our people?? then nothing should be impossible to anyone, for God is with us if we are sincere but mere thoughts would lead us nowhere, high time for all of us to think and work on it. God bless us all. Media Cell The Indigenious Naga (TIN)

records which will become very risky, vulnerable to manipulation, forgery and even loss of highly critical records if they are burnt or misplaced. As per Article 371A, no Act of Parliament can be used to govern Nagaland when it comes to the subject of customary laws without the assent of the State Legislature. It is important for us to maintain our customary laws but even the customary law which was enforced 200 years back was based on precedence and relevance to that era. Today also, our customary law should be practiced based on precedence and relevance to our present era. With rapid modernization, we must also adapt and ensure that critical records and information must be digitized. Cadastral survey should be allowed because the need has now come for us to ensure maintenance of high quality records and data without the apprehension of paying land revenue. We need not have to pay land revenue tax but we must ensure that the Govt and Village Councils maintain land record and data of the highest accuracy and quality. (Note that till today each village household pays ‘House tax’ (Not ‘Land tax’) to village council and each land owner in municipal area pays Land Revenue Tax (But not ‘House tax’) to DC Office and Jamabandi tax in Mouza areas of Dimapur generally of few hundred rupees in a year.) The computerization and modernization of all Land Registration, Land Transaction, Record of Rights and fee payments to both DC Office and also the Village Councils must be effectively implemented, streamlined & made transparent so that the revenue and house tax which each villager pays to the Village Council and the property tax which each house owner in municipal area pays to DC Office must go towards spending in developing our towns and villages right from waste management to beautification, drainage, roads etc without giving public the doubt to raise questions on diversion or misuse of public funds for private gains. Accurate, secure, robust and digital record/database of ownership, mutation, transfer, partition etc is primary and tax (Land revenue) issecondary for there are other means for generation of Government revenue such as commercial taxes where Dimapur Commerical Taxes (GST) alone collected a total revenue of Rs. 508 Crores during the period of 2017-18. More business = Jobs in private sector + Tax (Government Revenue) should be the Government’s approach. But in order for our State to attract more investors and business, our Government and leaders should focus on drafting and notifying the Investment Policy and a Nagaland Single Window Investment Promotion & Facilitation Act, building top class infrastructure, Start-Up Policy and improve the ease of doing business. When it comes to land records, government is not the owner, government is only the record keeper. Yanpvuo Kikon

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Post-matric scholarship to theological students

The theological students from our neighbouring states are enjoying postmatric scholarship but why the theological students from Nagaland are not provided with the same, though the Nagas have the blessing of article 371(A) and so our state is called a state for Christ? How blatant and miserable our leaders are! They are always gullible to the idea of secularism in the wrong perception. We are already given the axe to grind but we ourselves deny our own right. What a loss it is! Kudos to the write up of Yiepetso Wezah which appeared on 28.6.2018, in local dailies in defence of the theological students of Nagaland for not providing post-matric scholarship to them. I should say the writer may be a mere citizen of Pfutsero town, yet he outdid the workload of our seasoned theological leaders in our state as far as protecting and nurturing theological studies is concerned which is pursued by our young boys and girls at various theological institutions on line with the calling of the Nagas. In fact, the supposed should be people are more or less remaining silent instead of voicing out against the proposition. The department of higher education and the state government were deceptively succumbed to the diktas of the anti-Christ perpetrators for which the theological students are denied with the facilities since 2015 onwards. We should not undermine the perspective of theological studies in our land as highlighted because the Nagas are blessed immensely in a variety of ways due to the Good News brought to us by the American Missionaries. Hence, the department of higher education and state government are hereby humbly solicited to take up the matter urgently with the concerned ministry to provide the same to the theological students at par with the secular students without further delay if the Nagas want our commitment to God be fulfilled. May the write-up serve a wakeup call to all the responsible and concerned citizens to put our voice together to bring change in this regard. Kudethito Lohe, B.Th 3rd Year, Hope Institute of Theology, Dimapur

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Kashmir Valley experienced rainfall over the past three days and the downpour intensified in many parts, including the summer capital of the state.

But the weather showed improvement later in the day in both regions of Jammu and Kashmir. Intermittent rains since last night led to the flood alert in central Kashmir, but water levels had already started receding in the southern part of the Valley. The authorities had yesterday issued a flood alert in south Kashmir. Today, they put out an alert for low-lying areas in central Kashmir, including the summer capital Srinagar, and asked people to remain prepared for evacuation. Schools across the Valley were closed today. In the Jammu region,

three persons were killed and nearly a dozen houses damaged in rain-related mishaps since yesterday, officials said. Harbans Lal (45) was washed away by a flash flood in a stream near his house in Natulphal village in Akhnoor sector this afternoon. A 22-year-old man, Anzar Ahmad, died in a similar case in the Surankote area of Poonch district yesterday. A woman, Jameela, was killed when a tree fell on her shelter in Kishtwar district. On the Sringar-Jammu highway, Srinagar-bound vehicles were stopped at various places between Ramban

Kejriwal writes open letter to Delhiites on full-statehood demand letter posted by AAP on its official Twitter handle. Kejriwal said the LG takes decision on issues related to the welfare of Delhiites despite the people electing a government that, he added, does not have any power which only implies that the value of the vote of Delhiites is “zero”. This, he said, was a humiliation of Delhiites as they want CCTV cameras installed in the national capital. They want mohalla clinics, schools and ration but the LG will not allow all these happen, he said referring to the alleged roadblocks created by the LG office in implementing his government’s programmes. Kejriwal alleged that even the British had not exploited the people of Delhi the way the central government was. Every year, Rs 1,30 000 crore is being collected by the Centre from Delhiites as income tax, he said.

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Jammu, Jun 30 (PTI): The crime branch of Jammu and Kashmir Police claimed today to have exposed a major scam at an IGNOU centre in Kathua district, where nearly 4,000 students were issued bogus degrees without appearing in examinations. The scam at the Indira Gandhi National Open University centre was unearthed after the police received an input that a person - identified as Prashant Bandari - and his associates were involved in fraudulently conducting examinations and giving admissions to students at the centre established in Billawar town in 2014-15, a crime branch spokesman said. “About 4,000 students have been shown taken admission through the centre and till date no examination has been conducted by this centre. The students enrolled through the centre have been shown appeared in examinations and degrees issued to them,” he said. The centre runs two admission sessions - in January

and July - and two examinations sessions - in June and December - every year with enrolment of 800 to 1,200 students in each session, the spokesman said. Citing the preliminary investigation, he said bogus attendance sheets and answer sheets were submitted to IGNOU using the centre codes of Katra, Kishtwar, Chatroo and Paddar. He said thousands of rupees were collected from each candidate and the money was embezzled through bank accounts opened in the name of the chairman and a non-existent coordinator. The honorarium of faculty members and counsellors was also swindled by Bandari, his associate Bhopinder Gupta and others in connivance with a few IGNOU officials. “In this scandal, officials of IGNOU and post offices are involved in preparing fake answer sheets at regional centres,” the spokesman said. He said a case has been registered but no arrest has been made so far.

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cent of the fee burden of students studying in professional courses and whose family income is less than Rs 8 lakh a year. The scholarship money is directly transferred to the accounts of colleges where such students have taken admission. The Director of Technical Education has been asked to take strict action against institutes taking excess fee from such students, the government had said earlier.

Bhopal, Jun 30 (PTI): Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia today sought separate CBI probes into the gang rape of a minor girl in Mandsaur and the burning alive of a Dalit farmer in Bhopal recently. He alleged that the BJP government in Madhya Pradesh has failed to protect women and Dalits in the state. “CBI inquiries should be carried out into the gang rape of the 8-year-old girl on June 26 in Mandsaur district and the burning alive of the Dalit farmer in Bhopal last week,” Scindia told reporters at a meet-the-press programme organised by the Central Press Club here. The Guna MP also demanded strict action against the school where the rape victim studied, alleging the authorities there allowed the minor to walk out of school, after classes got over for the day, without the presence of

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her parents or guardian. Scindia said that schools must ensure that children are handed over to their parents once classes got over for the day. The eight-year-old was abducted on June 26 from outside her school, while she was waiting for her parents to come and pick her up,

and was raped near Laxman Darwaja Road. Scindia said that he had recently met the family of Dalit farmer Kishorilal Jatav (70), who was burnt alive on June 21 by three persons in Beresia tehsil near here for opposing the encroachment of his land. He said that Jatav’s wife had told him that the tehsildar and area police inspector were allegedly trying to save the culprits and mounting pressure on her to change her statement given to the police. “These two officials must be removed immediately from that area,” he said.

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The scheme covers 605 professional courses, including medical and engineering, and both government and private colleges are eligible for getting scholarship money. Patil said about 5 lakh students will benefit from the scheme. Referring to the Maratha reservation issue, the minister said the issue is pending before the court. He expressed support for reservation for the Marathas in jobs and education and said the Maharashtra State Backward Class Commission is looking into the issue. “The Backward Class Commission has started work on a sample survey (to determine whether the Marathas are eligible for quota). About two lakh applications have been received.

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New Delhi, Jun 30 (PTI): External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj was again trolled on Twitter today and accused of appeasing Muslims. Her husband Swaraj Kaushal tweeted a screenshot of a post by a Twitter user who asked him to “teach” the minister “not to do Muslim appeasement”. Swaraj also retweeted some of the tweets by that person.This comes days after Swaraj was trolled and abused on Twitter over a controversy involving the issuance of passport to an interfaith couple. A Passport Seva Kendra official, Vikas Mishra, in Lucknow was transferred after the interfaith couple alleged that he humiliated them when they went to the office with their passport applications recently. According to the couple, Mishra asked the husband to convert to Hinduism and pulled up the wife for marrying a Muslim. A section of social media had attacked Swaraj and the ministry for taking action against Mishra, claiming that he was just doing his duty.

Out of that amount, only Rs 325 crore is being invested to develop Delhi, he said and asked if the people of Delhi will continue to suffer and remain silent. He urged the central government to return at least 30 per cent of the money so that his government can build houses for every Delhiite over the next five years. He also asked for full statehood to Delhi so that 80 per cent reservation in jobs can be ensured to the young people. Giving full statehood to Delhi will also help the AAP government in building new colleges and legalising unauthorised colonies, he said. Also, he said, the police will come under the Delhi government, which will make them accountable and responsible to the city government. He urged people to think about the future of their children and fight for their rights.

J&K Police say exposed major scam at IGNOU centre in Kathua

Mumbai, Jun 30 (PTI): The Maharashtra government will bear an annual burden of Rs 1,314 crore for paying 50 per cent fees of students of medical, engineering and other professional courses whose family income is less than Rs 8 lakh a year, a minister said today. Of the total amount, budgeting for Rs 1,200 crore for fees related to engineering and other professional courses has already been done, Revenue Minister Chandrakant Patil said at a press conference here. He said for the remaining Rs 114 crore, which relates to medical admissions, a government resolution (GR) was issued yesterday. Under the Rajarshee Shahu Educational Fee Scholarship Scheme, the government bears 50 per

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(From p-1) Encouraging Nagas to venture into business, Rio said to thrive in this sector one has to be ethical, maintain integrity and be consistent in their efforts. Later, the chief minister who was accompanied by host of ministers and advisors declared the retail store open for public by cutting the ribbon. He also inspected the entire store which consists of four levels. The invocation was led by Kuda Village Baptist Church Pastor Rev. Miazielie Sakhrie and vote of thanks was by Zonal CEO, fbb and Big Bazaar East, Manish Agarwal. Thousands of shoppers from across the state and neighbouring Assam, were seen lined up to enter the store. Big Bazaar is one of India’s leading hypermarket chains by Future Group and the newly opened outlet in Dimapur, near Clock Tower Junction, is the fifth in the entire north east region after Guwahati, Jorhat, Agartala and Silchar. Since morning, several hundred vehicles were parked in and around Clock Tower Junction or entering the circular road area and by afternoon, the entire road was totally clogged for hours.

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Srinagar/Jammu, Jun 30 (PTI): Authorities today sounded a flood alert in central Kashmir even as three deaths were reported in rain-related mishaps in the Jammu region of the state. Srinagar-bound traffic on the Jammu-Srinagar high was suspended due to the lurking threat of floods in the Valley, leaving hundreds of commuters stranded, officials said. The Amarnath Yatra was halted again as both Pahalgam and Baltal routes were slippery because of the rain, a spokesperson of the Shri Amarnath Shrine Board said.

and Banihal around 2 pm as a precautionary measure, officials said. The local administration was making arrangements to lodge passengers for the night at government buildings, including schools. The Jammu-bound traffic was, however, allowed to proceed. A fleet of vehicles, carrying over 2,000 Amarnath pilgrims, had also crossed the Jawahar tunnel around noon and reached the Pahalgam base camp, they said. Jammu and Kashmir Governor N N Vohra reviewed the situation arising out of the increasing water levels of Jhelum and Tawi rivers, and other major streams, at a meeting this morning, a Raj Bhavan spokesperson said. He directed the administration to keep all the agencies concerned at a high level of preparedness to deal with any exigency. Kashmir has experienced rainfall over the past three days and yesterday the downpour intensified in many parts, including Srinagar. The rising water levels triggered fears of a rerun in the Valley of the 2014 floods that caused widespread devastation and left over 300 people dead.

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Name : Ngamwang Konyak Age : 19 years F/Name : Khongwang Sex : Male, Complexion : Tan Height : 5.4 in Missing from Walford Road, Dimapur. Date of Missing : 27th of June 2018 (5:00 pm) Last seen wearing : Blue Star printed shirt and ripped blue Jeans. Contact No : 8014374518 7628938582/7629013120

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Name : Sanjay (Satovi) F/Name : Raju Age : 14 yrs Complexion : Dark Missing since 27/06/18 from Kuda (Nagarjan) Finder may please contact : 9612056914/8974752205

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FREE ADMISSION Limited seats only Upper Bayavü Hill, Kohima Contact: 7085178778

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ARIEL GIRLS HOSTEL

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LAND FOR SALE 8 Bighas of Plantation Land near Monday Bazar, Padumpukhuri Customer can buy any size of plot. Contact: 7005973055

(Rs. 200/- per kg) C/N – 9383015701 Address – 3rd Mile Dimapur

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NEAR KOHIMA COLLEGE SEATS AVAILABLE...!!! CONTACT NO8787320854/9862267362

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CASA BOYS HOSTEL CUM PG

FOR SALE Broiler Day Old Vacinnted Chicks @ Rs. 41 Limited Stocks Only

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2 months Diploma Course in Beauty & Hair at `5,000/-in Kohima. Contact: +918787373052

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Hiring for Financial Advisors in SBI Life Qualification: 10th Pass Part/Full time, Location - Dimapur Best Suited for: Housewives, Businessman, Teachers, Pensioners Contact: 8720954460/ 9774020632

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High Quality Marbles and Granites from Rajasthan at Wholesale Rate.

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White Maruti 800 (2002) Price : 1.11 (Nego) Sony 42" LED TV : Rs. 48,000/LG Fridge 321 Ltr : Rs. 30,000/LG Window AC 5 Star : Rs. 28,000/All are 2017 Model Contact No : 9485205193

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duced on April 1. As regards intra-state e-way bill, it was rolled out in phases from April 15. “GST will have a multiplier effect on the economy with benefits accruing to various sectors such as exporters, small traders and entrepreneurs, agriculture and industry, common consumers,” the ministry said. Any new change is accompanied by difficulties and problems at the outset, it said. “A change as comprehensive as GST is bound to pose certain challenges not only for the government but also for business community, tax administration and even common citizens of the country,” the ministry added.

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world of the readiness of the Indian taxpayer to be a partner in this unprecedented reform of Indian taxation,” the ministry said. It said the introduction of e-way (electronic way) bill is a “monumental shift” from the earlier ‘Departmental Policing Model’ to a ‘Self-Declaration Model’. “It envisages one e-way bill for movement of the goods throughout the country, thereby ensuring a hassle free movement of goods throughout the country,” the ministry said. Transporter of goods worth over Rs 50,000 have to generate an e-way bill and show it to GST inspector, if asked. The inter-state e-way bill system was intro-

New Delhi, Jun 30 (PTI): Gold fell by Rs 60 to Rs 31,420 per 10 gram at the bullion market Saturday on sluggish demand from local jewellers despite a firm trend overseas. However, silver held steady at Rs 40,600 per kg on scattered enquiries from industrial units and coin makers. Marketmen attributed the fall in gold prices to muted demand from jewellers and retailers at domestic spot market, but a positive global trend capped the fall. Globally, gold edged higher 0.35 per cent to USD 1,252.50 an ounce and silver by 0.72 per cent to USD 16.09 an ounce in New York in yesterday’s trade. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity fell further by Rs 60 to Rs 31,420 and Rs 31,270 per 10 gram, respectively. The yellow metal had lost Rs 170 yesterday. Sovereign however remained unaltered at Rs 24,800 per piece of eight gram.

spoke on Hospitality Management and said the hospitality industry had become the second largest, and therefore job opportunities in this sector were vast. The prog ra m wa s chaired by Nancy Lovika, assistant professor of Sociology Department while welcome address was said by Daisy Shitio, academic dean. The event also featured a special song by Peuningle Zeliang of BA III Semester. Vote of thanks was delivered by Inza, assistant professor of Management Studies Department. The program concluded with an interactive session with the guests discussing the diploma course and hospital management.

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New Delhi, Jun 30 (Agencies): The government on Friday released the expenditure and revenue data for the first two months of fiscal 2019. The Union Finance Ministry released the break-up of income and expenditure for the months of April and May on its official twitter handle. The data reveals that the government received Rs. 1,27,461 crore (7.01%of corresponding BE 2018-19 of total receipts) up to May, 2018. The government’s revenue collection comprises Rs. 1,02,408 crore revenue from tax (net to Centre), Rs. 24,049 crore of non-tax revenue and Rs1,004 crore of non-debt capital receipts. Non-debt capital receipts consist of recovery of loans (Rs. 570 crore) and disinvestment of public sector undertakings (PSUs) (to the tune of Rs. 434 crore). The government further revealed that Rs. 1,11,578 crore has been transferred to state governments as devolution of share of taxes by the Centre up to May 30.

NEW DELHI, Jun 30 (PTI): The first year of GST has been an example to the world of the readiness of the taxpayers to be a partner in the unprecedented reform in Indian taxation, the finance ministry said Saturday. The government will celebrate July 1, 2018, as ‘GST Day’ to mark the first anniversary of the new indirect tax regime. Goods and Services Tax (GST) was rolled out in the intervening night of June 30 and July 1, last year, in a ceremony held in the Central Hall of Parliament. “Union Minister for Railways, Coal, Finance & Corporate Affairs Piyush Goyal will preside over as the Chief Guest of the event and Minister of State for Finance, Shri Shiv Pratap Shukla will be the Guest of Honour,” the finance ministry said in a statement. GST subsumed over a dozen local levies and transformed India into “one nation, one Tax” and binds the country into an Economic Union, it added. “The first year of GST has been an example to the

the Naga youth for a bright future. She hoped that through this program many youngsters could become working professionals and also young entrepreneurs could be moulded. The event was also graced by Ajesh Gugnani, director and Shika Sharma of Matrix Infosys Education Consultants. Gugnani in his introductory speech gave some information about Hospitality Management requirements. He said that this certified program guarantees a 100 percent job placement with internship training at the best hospitality organisations around the world. Anirban Mukerjee, operations manager of Emporium Training & Consultancy Pvt. Ltd also

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Gold falls on lacklustre demand

DIMAPUR, Jun 30 (NPN): With an aim to provide more options and career opportunities to the younger generation, CEdge College on June 29 launched the OTHM U.K. Certified Hospitality Management diploma/degree program in partnership with Matrix Overseas Education Consultants, New Delhi. According to Wapanginla Ao, HoD of Management Studies & IQAC Coordinator of the college, the program was launched by Temjenkala Aier, joint secretary Nagaland Hotel & Restaurants Association (NHRA) and the proprietor of Aier’s Enclave. In her speech, Aier said that this was the right time to groom and prepare

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July 1 to be celebrated as ‘GST Day’

Faculty members during the launching of Othm U.K. Certified Hospitality Management diploma/degree program.

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April-May revenue collection stands at Rs.1.27 lakh cr

destination for UK services at around GBP 167.4 billion, making up 60.4 per cent of all services exports. Related research from Barclays Corporate Banking released by DIT showed that 64 per cent of consumers in India, 57 per cent in China, and 48 per cent in the UAE said they were prepared to pay more for goods made in the UK, because they perceive the quality as higher. “DIT had set up 14 trade working groups covering 21 countries to scope our future trade deals and strengthen commercial ties with key trading partners,” the UK’s trade department said. It added that the UK also remains a strong destination for investment, with nearly 76,000 new jobs created as a result of inward investment from foreign direct investment (FDI) projects in 2017-18, more than the previous year.

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opportunities,” said Liam Fox, UK secretary of state for international trade. “Far from the negative forecasts after the EU referendum, there is every reason to be optimistic. Our trade deficit narrowed and UK business is delivering for Britain and succeeding on the world stage. As an international economic department we are banging the drum for the growing demand for our goods and services,” he said. The figures will bring some relief for Brexit-bound UK, which is keen to strike trade deals with countries outside the EU. Besides India, UK exports to China were up 15.3 per cent and Canada were up 12.7 per cent, much higher than to the EU at 10 per cent. The Department for International Trade (DIT) also highlighted that non-EU countries remain the main

“Increase in the amount of collections in category of personal income tax is also due to more people coming within the tax net,” he wrote. On the other hand, increase in corporate tax payment means India Inc is seeing increase in sales and expects profits to improve in the days to come. It also means that Indians are spending more and consuming more goods and services than earlier. The government however has to give tax refunds to those who have paid excess tax in the previous years which will moderate the hike in advance tax payment to some extent. “After repayment of refunds due to some excess tax paid in earlier years, which are usually paid back in the first quarter, the net amount would be somewhat lesser. But if the same trend continues in the next three quarters, one expects a significant increase in the direct tax collection this year,” Jaitley further wrote in the blog.

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London, Jun 30 (PTI): Britain’s goods and services exports to India have gone up by 31.8 per cent in the year to March 2018, according to latest trade figures released this week. Countries outside the European Union (EU) like India were the main destination for UK services at 167.4 billion pound, making up 60.4 per cent of all services exports, according to Office of National Statistics (ONS) figures released Friday. For the year ending March this year, the ONS data shows that exports of UK goods and services registered a 7.3 per cent hike to GBP 620.2 billion. “Demand for high quality British products remained strong from countries outside the EU including China, India and Canada and we are putting companies in position to benefit from growing global

NEW DELHI, Jun 30 (Agencies): Indians have deposited 44 per cent higher advance personal income tax in the first quarter of 2018-19 (April-June) than they did in the same period last year, according to government data released on Friday. In the corporate tax front too, companies have paid 17 per cent higher advance tax this quarter than last year. What has cheered the government is the over 40 per cent growth for the second year in a row on the personal tax front, while there are signs that the corporate sector is performing better with the growth rate more than doubling from 8 per cent in June 2017, despite the weak show put up by banks. What does the increase signify? Increase in collection of personal income tax indicates more people are in the tax net than earlier. Finance minister Arun Jaitley seconded this view in a blog post published on Friday.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, JULY 1, 2018

Syrian rebels in talks with Russia for southwest deal

Members of the Russian military police stand by as Syrian government soldiers inspect a tractor-pulled trailer arriving in a convoy carrying displaced people.

AMMAN/BEIRUT, Jun 30 (Agencies): Syrian rebels are negotiating with Russia to return state sovereignty in areas they control in the southwestern Deraa province, where the army has made rapid advances this month, insurgents said on Saturday. Air raids continued overnight and on Saturday morning on rebel areas, a war monitor said, backing an offensive that the United Nations says has driven 160,000 people from their homes, threatening a humanitarian catastrophe. State television reported another town had agreed to come back under state rule, raising the government’s flag from its buildings on Saturday. Russia, the Syrian government’s strongest supporter, has supported army advances with air strikes since entering the war in 2015 and has played a role in mediating surrender deals.

Southwestern Syria is one of two remaining rebel strongholds, along with a region of the northwest, that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has sworn to recapture, along with territory held by U.S.-backed Kurdish forces in the northeast. The army’s offensive there follows the capitulation of rebel enclaves near Homs and Damascus, including eastern Ghouta, which was recaptured after a scorched-earth assault that killed over a thousand civilians and laid waste to several towns. Warfare in the southwest could risk further escalation because of its proximity to Israel. The Israelis have already targeted Iran-backed militia fighting on Assad’s side, which they has vowed to keep far from their country’s borders. The government’s offensive so far has focused on Deraa province, which borders Jordan, but not

Quneitra province, which borders the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. The deal being discussed does not include Quneitra, the rebels said. The entire southwest is part of a “de-escalation zone” agreed last year by Russia, the United States and Jordan. Despite Washington’s threats that it would respond to breaches of that arrangement, it has shown no sign of doing so, and the opposition’s top negotiator on Thursday accused it of having struck a “malicious deal” to stay silent. Insurgent negotiators and a spokesman said a sixmember civilian and military committee of the southern rebels held a preliminary meeting along the administrative borders of neighboring Sweida province.

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Will talk about Syria, Ukraine ‘N Korea making more nuclear bomb fuel’ and elections with Putin: Trump Washington, Jun 30 (PTI): US President Donald Trump has said he will talk about Syria, Ukraine, elections and other global issues when he meets his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Helsinki on July 16. Trump and Putin will meet in the Finnish capital to mend the bilateral relations and discuss a range of national security issues, the White House and the Kremlin announced on Thursday. “We’re going to be talking about Ukraine, we’re going to be talking about Syria, we’re going to be talking about elections. We don’t want anybody tampering with elections. We’ll be talking about world events,” Trump said yesterday. “We’ll be talking about peace. We may even talk about saving millions of dollars on weapons...we are building a force like nobody’s ever seen before,” he told reporters when asked about his meeting with Putin next month. This would be Trump’s first summit with Putin, even though the leaders have met twice in the last one and half year. The announcement of the meeting had followed after President Putin met US National Security Adviser John Bolton, who was in Moscow this week to lay the groundwork for the summit. “Perhaps the world can deescalate with China, Russia...may be the world can somewhat deescalate.

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That would not be a bad thing. But I think having a relationship with China, Russia...it’s a good thing,” Trump said. Asked about lifting of sanctions on Russia, Trump appeared to be noncommittal. “We’ll see what Russia does. We’re going to be talking to Russia about a lot of things. We’re going to be talking to them about Syria,” he said. Responding to a question on NATO, Trump reiterated that other countries had to spend more. “NATO is very interesting, we’ll see what happens there. Germany has to spend more money, Spain, France, it’s not fair what they’ve done to the United States,” he said, adding that the US is paying much more disproportionately to anyone else. From the beginning of his presidential campaign, Trump has insisted that he wants a better relationship with Russia, asserting that it will be good for the US and for the world.

WASHINGTON, Jun 30 (Agencies): US intelligence agencies believe North Korea has increased production of fuel for nuclear weapons at multiple secret sites in recent months and may try to hide these while seeking concessions in nuclear talks with the United States, NBC News quoted US officials as saying. In a report on Friday, the network said what it described as the latest US intelligence assessment appeared to go counter to sentiments expressed by President Donald Trump, who tweeted after an unprecedented June 12 summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that “there is no longer a nuclear threat from North Korea.” NBC quoted five unidentified US officials as saying that in recent months North Korea had stepped up production of enriched uranium for nuclear weapons, even as it engaged in diplomacy with the United States. The network cited US officials as saying that the intelligence assessment concludes that North Korea has

more than one secret nuclear site in addition to its known nuclear fuel production facility at Yongbyon. “There is absolutely unequivocal evidence that they are trying to deceive the US,” NBC quoted one official as saying. The CIA declined to comment on the NBC report. The State Department said it could not confirm it and did not comment on matters of intelligence. The White House did not respond to a request for comment. The NBC report raises further questions about North Korea’s readiness to enter serious negotiations about giving up a weapons program that now threatens the United States, in spite of Trump’s enthusiastic portrayal of the summit outcome. NBC quoted one senior US intelligence official as saying that North Korea’s decision ahead of the summit to suspend nuclear and missile tests was unexpected and the fact that the two sides were talking was a positive step. However, he added: “Work is ongoing to deceive

us on the number of facilities, the number of weapons, the number of missiles ... We are watching closely.” Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at California’s Middlebury Institute of International Studies, said there were two “bombshells” in the NBC report. He said it had long been understood that North Korea had at least one undeclared facility to enrich nuclear fuel aside from Yongbyon. Lewis said the report also implied that US intelligence had reporting to suggest North Korea did not intend to disclose one or more of the enrichment sites. “Together, these two things would imply that North Korea intended to disclose some sites as part of the denuclearization process, while retaining others,” he said. North Korea agreed at the summit to “work toward denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula,” but the joint statement signed by Kim and Trump gave no details on how or when Pyongyang might surrender its nuclear weapons.

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OFFICE OF THE

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The Kitami Students' Union extends its heartiest congratulations to Miss Vinivi Wotsa, D/o Shri. Nitovi Wotsa for securing 90% in All India Secondary School Certificate 2018. Further, we congratulate all the successful members of HSLC, HSSLC, SSE, AISSCE examination 2018 and wishes them success in their future endeavours. Kaliho Swu President, KSU

Kakuto Shohe General Secretary, KSU

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Akala Longchar General Secy. COWT

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, ZUNHEBOTO

NO. JUD. 21/2017-18/176

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Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti Bokali of Akuluto Zunheboto, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Hukaito Assumi, has expired on 19/02/2018. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issued of the same. Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND

NO.MDP/RO-15/18-19/595

To,

Dated, Mokokchung the 26th June' 18

CALLING NOTICE

No. 3960 R/C Kazukaba T. Longkumer S/o : Tangmongba Longkumer Village : Longkhum P.O : Mokokchung P.S : Mokokchung-II District : Mokokchung State : Nagaland You are absenting from bonafide Govt. duty with effect from 21-04-2018 till date without any leave or permission from the competent authority. 3 (three) calling notices was issued directing you to report back to duty vide this office order No. (1) No. MDP/ RO-15/18-19/303 dtd, 21/05/18 (2) No. MDP/RO-15/18-19/343 dtd, 29/05/18 (3) No. MDP/RO-15/18-19/463 dtd, 12/06/18. Hence, you are directed to report to duty within 7 (Seven) days from the publication of this notice, failing which legal action will be taken against you. DC-1250

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Superintendent of Police, Mokokchung, Nagaland

AFFIDAVIT

DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME

I, Smti. Shekali Aye, Daughter of Phutoi, resident of House No. 394, Padum Pukhuri, Block-5, Dimapur, in the district of Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly declare on oath as under : 1. That I am a citizen of India by birth and a permanent resident of the aforesaid locality. 2. That my name has been entered/recorded as Shekhali Aye in my Nagaland Board of School Education, Class X, Admit card, Marksheet and Pass Certificate, whereas in all my other relevant documents it is entered/recorded as Shekali Aye. 3. That both the name Shekali Aye and Shekhali Aye are one and the same person having single identity. 4. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of documentary evidence to authenticate my actual name i.e. Shekali Aye and shall produce before any competent authority as and when required. VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the contents made in paragraph No. 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on this the 25th of June 2018 at Dimapur. Notary Public Regd. No. 309/18, Date : 25/06/18 DP-4875

I, Shri. A. AKHETO ASSUMI, S/o AHOTO SEMA permanent resident of LITTAMI VILLAGE, ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows. 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my actual name is A. Akheto Assumi in my all educational and official documents, but due to the ignorance my name is inadvertently recorded as AKHETO ASSUMI in my AADHAAR CARD bearing no. 3886 4630 8845 and SBI passbook bearing no. 30817924331, AKHETO in my Service ID Card bearing code GONAKHE 11988. 3. That the above mentioned names A. AKHETO ASSUMI, AKHETO ASSUMI & AKHETO are one and same person which is referred to me. 4. That, from the date of this declaration, I shall use my name as A. AKHETO ASSUMI in all official purpose and legal proceedings and at all times and occasions. 5. That the statements made in para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge & belief and nothing material is concealed therein. DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent on this day of 2018 at Zunheboto : Nagaland NOTARY PUBLIC ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND DP-4842

"CHUMUKEDIMA GORKHA UNION ELECTS NEW OFFICE BEARERS"

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NOTICE

Chumukedima Gorkha Union had its General Meeting on 9th June, 2018. During the meeting, the House has unanimously selected the new team of office bearers for the tenure 2018-2020. NEW ELECTED OFFICE BEARERS 1. President : Shri. B. B. Sewa 2. Vice-President : Shri. Aditya B. Rai 3. General Secretary : Shri. Rajesh Basyal 4. Cultural Secretary : Shri. Suraj Bhujel 5. Asstt. Cultural Secretary : i). Miss. Meena Chhetri ii) Smt. Sanu Thapa 6. Publicity & Information Secretary : Shri. Santosh Chetri 7. Treasurer : Shri. Pradip Kumar MEMBERS 1. Mr. Prakash Kaushal 7. Ms. Narmaya 2. Mr. Prakash Chetri 8. Mr. Sanjay Sonar 3. Mr. Mohan Bhujal 9. Mr. MB Raut 4. Mr. Deepak Gurung 10. Mr. Sahil Bardewa 5. Mr. Dilip Mukhiya 11. Mr. Biru Lamgadey 6. Mr. Rajesh Thapa ADVISORS 1. Shri. Gopal Lama 4. Shri. Suresh Thapa 2. Shri. Prakash Chetri 5. Shri. B.B. Chetri 3. Shri. Ganesh Chetri Shri. B.B Sewa Dated : 29.06.2018 President, CGU Contact No : 9612394043 DP-4862

NO. M-189/18/1871-72 Dated, Dimapur the 19/6/18 Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Theketuou -Vrs- P. Chuba resident of Kevijau 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 ________. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Theketuou. Village /Town Block No. : 8, Patta No. : 308, Dag No. : 395, Area : 00B-02K-17Ls. North : Thekietuo, South : Thekietuo, East : Approach Road, West : Buddhist Temple. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland. DP-4846

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NOTICE

NO. M-220/18/2327-28 Dated, Dimapur the 28/6/18 Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti K. Lanu Lkr -Vrs- Renthymeren 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 28/7/18. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : K. Lanu Lkr. Village /Town Block No. : Ekaranipathar, Patta No. : 1143, Dag No. : 380/1362, Area : 00B-01K-13Ls. North : Tongpang, South : Benjongliba, East : Approach Road, West : Hotoshe Sema. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland. DP-4841

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With immense joy, the Chumukedima Ongpangkong Watsü Telongjem congratulates Ms. B. Achetla Ao, NPS (Aliba Village) on a much merited promotion to the post of Commandant; and thereby becoming the first woman from Ongpangkong range to achieve this feat. Wishing her even greater success in the future.

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FELICITATION

OFFICE OF THE

SURUHUTO RANGE STUDENTS' UNION FELICITION

With esteemed pride and honour, the Suruhuto Range Students' Union (SRSU) would like to congratulate : 1. Shri. Aheto Chophy, S/o Shri. Hozuxu Chophy of Yehemi Village on being promoted to Maj. General, GPRN/NSCN-U. 2. Shri. K. Kahoshe Awomi, S/o Shri. Kuhoi Awomi of Phuye Old Village for securing top 9th Position in B.A (Economic) from St. Joseph College, Jakhama. The Union prays that Almighty God continues to guide them in their future endeavours. Tonoka Ayemi Vitoka Achumi President, SRSU General Secretary, SRSU

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Nagaland Christian Revival Church, Prison Ministry conducted Revival & Healing Crusade at District Jail on 29th June 2018 with NCRC Mission Co-ordinator, Mr. Ado Kezo as the main speaker. He said that Jesus came into this earth for the salvation of the sinners. Further he shared that Jesus did many wonderful things, He raised Lazarus from the death. The speaker also shared and encouraged the prison inmates to repent from their sins. He said that sin was the greatest fear for mankind as it has separated man from God. Based on the Crusade theme ”May the groans of the prisoners come before you”, Psalms 79:11 he shared that God heard the prayers of prison inmates on the second day, Mr. Sedekhriezo Whuorie Director, Jesus Revival Evangelistic Ministry shared the word of God to the prison inmates based on pride, idolatry, materialistic, secret sin and self righteousness. He also shared that today is the best time for them to choose the right and wrong path, saying that they would not know what would be coming to them tomorrow therefore he encouraged them to wisely choose and decide for their future. The service was chaired by Mr. Thepfuzolie Metha, President, NCRCPM. In the conclusion, the speaker prayed especially for the prison inmates. K. Neiselie Sekhose Thepfuzolie Metha Chairman, Advisory Board, NCRC, Prison Ministry President, NCRC, Prison Ministry

OFFICE OF THE OKOTSO STUDENTS' UNION WOKHA : NAGALAND

FELICITATES

We the Okotso Students' Union with immense pride and honour, extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Chumlanthung Ngullie, S/o Nzanbemo Ngullie of Okotso village for successfully achieving the post of Banking Assistant conducted by The Nagaland State Co-Operative Bank Ltd. The Union express our profound happiness for his achievement and further wishes him good health and continue to bless him in all his future endeavour. (Ekhyothung Ngullie) President, OSU

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(Zuben Shitiri) Gen. Secretary, OSU

NOTIFICATION

Nagaland Private Doctors Association (NPDA) invites all Allopathic Private Practitioners from all Districts of Nagaland for a meeting on 6th July 2018, at Conference Hall, Nikos Hospital Dimapur at 2:00 P.M. Important agendas pertaining to Private Hospitals and Private Practitioners will be discussed! Contact No : 9436004198/9436002920

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Mumbai’s Victorian Gothic and Art Deco on UNESCO Heritage list

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he famed ‘art district of south Mumbai’ comprising Victorian Gothic and Art Deco Ensembles has been named as the latest entrant to the coveted World Heritage sites list, said an announcement by Unesco on Saturday. The decision came on Saturday morning at the ongoing 42nd session of Unesco World Heritage Committee, from June 24July 4, currently underway in Bahrain. “Just inscribed as @ UNESCO #World Heritage Site: Victorian Gothic and Art Deco Ensembles of Mumbai, India. Congratulations,” a UNESCO tweet said. Maharashtra government had first submitted its formal nomination proposal for the UNESCO honour in 2012 for the ‘Victorian Gothic and Art Deco Ensemble of Mumbai’, but it was edged out by other major Indian landmarks. It was supported by the Centre, the BrihanMumbai Municipal Corporation,

Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority, several NGOs and art bodies, besides the Mumbai Heritage Conservation Committee. The landmark cricketing ground, Oval Maidan and its neighbourhood are replete with two unique genres of architecture standing cheek-by-jowl, the 19th century Victorian Gothic and 20th century Art Deco style buildings, forming a distinct urban scenario. Among the Victorian styles are iconic buildings like the Bombay High Court, University of Mumbai, the Maharashtra Police Headquarters building, ranked among the finest in the world. Most of these buildings in stone were constructed during the late 19th century after demolishing the crumbling walls of the old Bombay Fort, and designed by masters like Sir Gilbert Scott, James Trubshaw and Lt. Col. James Fuller. The later Art Deco

development in the 20th century, comprising over 125 buildings, was planned as per the designs of W. R. Davidge in the 1920s onwards, making it the second largest ensemble of such buildings in the world. Significantly, it also symbolised the growing affluence and commercial importance of (then) Bombay, which was taking its baby steps to gigantic strides and emerge as the country’s financial capital after five decades. Some of the prominent Art Deco structures that stand majestically include the Regal Cinema, Rajab Mahal, India Assurance Building, New Empire Cinema, Fairlawns building, Eros Cinema, several residential buildings on Marine Drive, and a few even in the northern parts of the island city. However, no other city in the world has such a large ensemble emblematic of the 19th and 20th century architectural styles, literally facing each other over a small geographical area of urban design. With the latest addition, Mumbai region now has three World Heritage Sites, including two bang in the city with the other being the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, the Central Railway headquarters. The other is on the outskirts of Mumbai is the picturesque Elephanta Caves in adjoining Raigad district, with beautiful rock cut images of Lord Shiva and a few Buddhist mounds, making it a global tourist attraction. (IANS)

Ed Sheeran’s chapel plans rejected by local council

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d Sheeran’s plans to build a ‘Saxon chapel’ in his estate have been blocked by local residents, who don’t want there to be two churches in the village. Back in March it was revealed that after popping the question to his long-time girlfriend, Sheeran was planning to build a chapel on his East Anglia estate. As the Belfast Telegraph reported, Sheeran proposed to his girlfriend Cherry Seaborn in January,submitte d a planning application for a chapel to Suffolk Coastal District Council. Now, it’s been revealed that the construction of Sheeran’s chapel has been blocked by the local council, who stated that it would create a “jarring anomaly in the landscape”. “By opting for a clearly Christian style place of worship this application, rather than being sympathetic to landscape character, creates a jarring anomaly in the landscape, in that it would create a second place of worship in the same view as the existing village church,” says the local council’s report.“This would never be seen in the Suffolk landscape.” The report also said there were “too many contradictions” in Sheeran’s application, with the planned ‘fake ruines’ appearing “as a conceit and detract from the authenticity of the building”, while the design “cannot quite decide if it is a whimsical folly or a serious facsimile”. (NME)

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Bill Maher, Ben Shapiro spar over civility

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BO “Real Time” host Bill Maher opened up a discussion on civility in a politically charged America with Daily Wire editor-in-chief Ben Shapiro on Friday night’s episode. When liberal Maher questioned President Donald Trump’s level of civility, citing remarks about locking up Hillary Clinton, James Comey and journalists, conservative Shapiro countered that liberals seemed to care about civil behavior only “when it comes to Donald Trump.” “This stuff pre-existed Donald Trump,” Shapiro argued. Maher, who didn’t disagree, said: “I’m talking about the level of which it’s at.” This month has seen a Virginia restaurant refuse to serve White House press secretary Sarah Sanders, citing morality and living

Akshay to come out with ‘Toilet 2’

R up to “certain standards” as reasons why. U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., also called for public harassment of Trump administration officials in response to the president’s “zero tolerance” immigration policy. But when Maher said Waters’ conduct was like “a mouse” compared to Trump’s being “an elephant,” Shapiro reminded the comedian that “it’s two elephants.” “I needed 600 officers to protect me at Berkeley,” he said, referring to his

speaking engagement last year at the liberal University of California campus, where protesters amassed against his appearance. Earlier this week, Shapiro appeared on Fox News Channel’s “The Story with Martha MacCallum,” where he discussed the surprise Democratic primary win by New York congressional candidate and Democratic Socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez over incumbent Democratic Rep. Joe Crowley. (FoxNews)

iding high on the success of “Toilet - Ek Prem Katha”, actor Akshay Kumar will soon be coming out with “Toilet 2”. “Time to get ready for the next Blockbuster -Mission #Toilet2! Iss baar badlega poora desh (The whole country will change this time)! Coming soon,” Akshay tweeted on Saturday. The actor also shared a short video in which he said: “Toilet toh bana liya, par katha abhi bhi baaki hai. Main aa raha hun leke ‘Toilet’ part 2 bahut jald. (We made toilet, but the story is not over. I am coming soon with ‘Toilet’ part 2.” (IANS)

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Sindhu bows out of Malaysian Open

PV. Sindhu returns a shot to Taiwan’s Tai Tzu Ying during women’s semifinal match. (AP/PTI)

Kuala Lumpur, Jun 30 (PTI): India’s top shuttlers P V Sindhu and Kidambi Srikanth went down fighting in their respective women’s and men’s singles semifinals to draw the curtains on the team’s campaign at the USD 700,000 Malaysia Open Super World Tour 750 tournament here Saturday. First, Srikanth failed to match the overall superior game of former world no 2 Japanese Kento Momota, who has been in sensational form since making a comeback after serving a one year ban for illegal gambling. Sindhu, too, met the

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same fate, against defending champion and world no 1 Tai Tzu Ying, who showed better technical acumen and physical ability. Srikanth, who had reached world no 1 briefly in April, lost 13-21 13-21 to world no 11 Momota, who registered his 21st consecutive win, while Sindhu’s fight ended with a 15-21 2119 11-21 loss to the Chinese Taipei player in a 55-minute match. It was Srikanth’s sixth defeat to Momota in nine meetings, while Sindhu has now lost nine times to Tai Tzu, this being her fifth successive reverse. Tai Tzu moved swiftly on court,

switched from attack to defence, played some creative strokes to eventually outwit Sindhu. Sindhu and Tai played some high quality rallies, which were laced with drop shots and tight net strokes. The duo moved together initially before Tai Tzu opened up a 9-6 lead. Sindhu reduced the deficit but in the end, Tai Tzu led 11-9 when she punched one precisely at the back line. Tai Tzu looked supremely fit, extremely confident and played quick drops, smashes and also tried out some ambitious strokes to move to game

Former Olympic champ Ohuruogu retires London, Jun 30 (IANS): Christine Ohuruogu, Great Britain’s former Olympic and world 400m champion, retired on Saturday at the age of 34. Ohuruogu won 400m gold at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing a year after becoming world champion in Osaka. Ohuruogu bagged silver at the London Olympics in 2012 before regaining her world title in Moscow in 2013. “Today is the start of the British Championships and as I won’t be competing, I feel it is a good time to announce my retirement,” she was quoted as saying by BBC. “I didn’t feel ready to retire after last

point at 20-15. Another error from Sindhu and it was advantage Tai Tzu after the opening game. After the change of sides, Sindhu managed to zoom to a 5-0 lead. However, Tai Tzu drew parity at 9-9 before leading 11-10 at the break. Sindhu kept breathing down her opponent’s neck and led 18-16 with four straight points. However, Ta i Tzu again erased the deficit and moved to a minor 19-18 lead when Sindhu went long. But the Indian grabbed a game point when Tai Tzu went wide. A similar error and Sindhu had bounced back into the contest. In the decider, the duo split the first eight points. But Tai Tzu again marched ahead to 10-6 before a lucky net chord handed the lead to the Chinese Taipei shuttler. After the final change in sides, Tai Tzu played some perfectly timed shots at the backline to race to a 16-8 advantage. Tai Tzu simply toyed with Sindhu as the Indian made judgement errors and missed the lines, sandwiched with some brilliant returns. Two weak returns from Sindhu ensured Tai Tzu reached her fourth final at the Malaysia Open.

Injured Bumrah out of Eng T20I, ODI series

NEW DELHI, Jun 30 (Agencies): India’s premier fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah would be missing the forthcoming ODI and T20 series against England after fracturing his finger. According to top sources in the Indian team management, Bumrah was injured during the T20 series in Ireland that got over on Friday. Bumrah will be returning home, hoping to be fit for the five-match Test series that starts in Birmingham on August 1. Bumrah’s injury will be a blow for the Indian team - considering his form and accuracy in shorter formats of the game. “But he was very good in the Tests in South Africa as well and team management will hope that he gets fit in time for the Test series against England. It’s a big blow for India. Hope his replacement will do a good job of it,” a source in the know of things told TOI on Saturday. India will play three T20Is and three ODIs in England and the team management is looking at the series as a preparation for the 50-over World Cup which will also take place in England next year.

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Winners of the 4th Nagaland Shooting championship in .177 air rifle and air pistol. The tournament was held from June 28-30. Altogether, 11 shooters (Vipeto Shohe, Sesou Nuh, Purchila Tzudir, Imsutenla P. Longkumer, Lipokmeren, Aoyanger, Lika Mero, Viphrelie Sorhie, Vikuo Metha, Metekhrielie Mejura and Seyievituo Whuorie) have been selected to represent the state at the 6th North East Zone Shooting Championship to be held at Aizawl, Mizoram from August 6-13.

Players, officials and club members during a charity match between Phaipijang Village Council and Phaipijang Christian Church Deacon Board on Saturday. The match was played in aid of Phaipijang Christian Church Building project and also to mark an end to the League Round of Phaipijang Pro League Season 3. The Exhibition match ended in 3-3 draw.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY LATE REV. VINGOZU THAPRU

Refers Acknowledgement of Lt. Y. Zanabemo Patton, published on June 30, Page-15, the Date of died should be read as 24/06/2018 and not as published.

(10.06.1952 - 01.07.2017)

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The Lord gave, and the Lord has taken away

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We the family members of Late VIZOLHOULIE (KEVISELIE) ANGAMI, express our heartfelt gratitude to churches and neighbours who stood by us Christine Ohuruogu season but a combination of my studies and supported us physically, and a niggling injury restricted how much spiritually and financially at the training I was able to do this year,” Ohu- sudden and untimely demise on ruogu concluded. 24th June 2018. We may not be able to reach out to each and every individual ACKNOWLEDGEMENT but we pray that our Almighty 09-12-1989 – 24-06-2018 We the bereaved family God bless you all abundantly. Loving family members members would like to express K-1945

our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and everyone who stood by us and supported us physically, emotionally, financially, materially and spiritually during the illness and at the demise of Late Mhabeni Achumi, wife of Hetovi Sema who left for her heavenly abode on 20/06/2018. We deeply regret our inability to thank each of you individually Born on : 04/07/1963 but it is our humble prayer to Died on : 20/06/2018 Almighty God to shower all of you with his blessings for the kindness you have shown during our time of grief and sorrow. DP-4851

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Our hearts were shattered when God called you home And we hide the heartache everyday. Your short life was a blessing Your good deeds guide us and we are blessed. We love you and miss you beyond measure. We live on with the precious memories you left behind Knowing that one day when God calls us home We will all meet again. Loving wife & children

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(15.02.1935 – 23.06.2018) "For to me, to lives is Christ and to die is gain." Philippians 1:21

We, humbly convey our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us - spiritually, financially and physically throughout the prolonged illness and at the demise of Late Taliyanger. Your kind presence and help comforted us deeply in our hour of bereavement. We regret our inability to thank all of you individually but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God blesses each one of you abundantly.

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We the bereaved family members of Late Ahoto Zhimomi express our heartfelt gratitude to every individuals, friends, neighbours, churches and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially and morally during the illness and at the sad demise of our beloved father on 24 June 2018. Our special thanks to: 1. Doctors & nurses CIHSR Dimapur. 2. Satakha Old Welfare Union Dimapur. 3. Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Jalukie town. 4. 1st NAP Baptist Fellowship Jalukie town. 5. Dy. SP B. Coy 1st NAP and all rank and files. DP-4856

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Born: 18/09/1955 | Died: 18/06/2018 We the bereaved family of Late Y. Khutovi Achumi Hd. G.B of Wozhu New Village would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all who stood by us in the hour of grief. We are indebted to all who upheld us in prayer, aided physically, financially and materially. We are specially thankful to : 1. Northern Sumi HOHO 2. Northern Sumi G.B. Union 3. Northern Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Kuqhakulu (Nito Mount) 4. Northern Sumi Students' Union 5. NSCN-GPRN (IM) 6. GPRN - NSCN (U) Though we are unable to mention and thank everyone individual, we humbly pray that Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, children, in-laws, grandchildren & relatives

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understands the ‘bigger France in QF after beating Argentina 4-3 Kane picture,’ says Southgate

France players celebrate after winning the round of 16 match against Argentina on Saturday. (AP/PTI)

Messi, still without a knockout goal at a World Cup, had earned a free-kick chance just three minutes in but it came to nothing and when Mbappe was felled at the other end, Griezmann curled his dead-ball effort against the crossbar. Griezmann would soon go one better from the spot, sending Franco Armani the wrong way with a low strike, but the opportunity came from Mbappe’s explosive run near the edge of his own area, the teenager rounding Marcos Rojo with one final, fearless touch before being

shoved to the turf. The impressive Paul Pogba found him again with a raking ball over the top as France threatened with each break against an Argentina side that dominated the ball to little effect, Messi forced to drop deep. Sampaoli’s side had not had a shot on target but when one came, it took the breath, Di Maria taking a square pass, nudging the ball onto his left foot and whipping into the top corner as a watching Diego Maradona punched the air. Momentum had sud-

S Korean team bombarded with eggs

Dele Alli fit to face Colombia

Kazan, jun 30 (Agencies): Kylian Mbappe overshadowed Lionel Messi as France stormed into the World Cup quarter-finals after a thrilling 4-3 win over Argentina in Kazan. The Paris Saint-Germain teenager won a 13thminute penalty for Antoine Griezmann with a storming 75-yard run and scored two goals in five minutes (64, 68) after the break as Didier Deschamps’ side overcame the setback of going behind to claim a convincing victory. Argentina had hit back through a 30-yard Angel

di Maria strike (41) and a fortuitous flick from Gabriel Mercado three minutes after the restart but they were outplayed for prolonged periods in a game that could be Messi’s last on the global stage. Benjamin Pavard’s 57th-minute half-volley - his first France goal - sparked the second-half surge and though substitute Sergio Aguero threatened a late twist with an injury-time header, Mbappe’s double proved decisive and set up a last-eight tie against Portugal or Uruguay.

South Korea players were pelted with cushions and eggs.

I n c h e o n, J u n 3 0 (Agencies): Son Heung-min and his South Korean team-mates were pelted with eggs and Union Jack cushions after arriving home from the World Cup. Shin Tae-yong and his team posed for photographs after arriving at the Incheon International Airport on Friday, where they received a warm welcome from the crowd. But as the squad lined up for customary photos for the press, what seemed like a few disgruntled fans then began to hurl pillows and a few eggs towards the players. The shell-shocked squad watched on as secu-

rity guards attended to the commotion before more of the cushions made their way over to the team. None of the objects managed to hit any of the players in what was mainly a positive welcoming home ceremony for the South Korean side. Soon after, Son and manager Shin Tae-yong addressed the crowd and said that returning home so soon after crashing out in the group stages was disappointing. “I didn’t want to come home until July and it’s disappointing to be back home in June,” Shin said. “I’d like to thank our fans for their love and support. Without our fans, we wouldn’t have

been able to create the miracle that we did.” “Thank you to all of you who came today,” Son, who was almost hit by an egg, said. “I am sorry to our fans that we didn’t live up to our promise of reaching the knockout stage but I think we all saw some hope from the win over Germany. But we won’t get carried away with that bit of success, and we’ll continue to work hard.” At the 2014 World Cup the Koreans scored only managed one point. After returning home, the football players were pelted with sweets, which is considered an insult in South Korea.

M o s c o w, J u n 3 0 (Agencies): Dele Alli has declared himself fit to play for England in their last 16 clash with Colombia on Tuesday. The midfielder sustained a thigh injury in the first match of the tournament against Tunisia, and did not feature in the other group fixtures against Panama and Belgium. Alli has been back in England training for a week and, when asked if he was fit to return to Gareth Southgate’s side, he said, “Yeah. Obviously after the injury I was frustrated. I’ve been doing a lot of work and I’m back and ready to go.” “First of all I have to make it clear the whole squad is the ‘A team’ - we’re all in this together”, Alli said. “As players we support any decision the manager makes. We’ve come here with a big squad and everyone’s fighting for their places. It was a great opportunity and I think the boys did well. I don’t think we lost any momentum.” However, Alli did say England need to bounce back from the defeat to Belgium saying, “It’s important we react positively to the defeat. We want to win every game.”

denly shifted and despite the first-half mismatch, Argentina were ahead three minutes after the restart. Messi recycled a free-kick back into the box and Mercado, back to goal, instinctively stuck out a left boot. The game bristled with promise of further drama and France were level when Lucas Hernandez whipped in a ball that Pavard struck on the half-volley, generating spin and slice that gave Armani no chance. It was fitting that Mbappe, breathtaking in the first half-hour, changed the mood again, pouncing when another Hernandez broke loose, before firing a low shot that wriggled under Armani. And he grabbed his second of the game minutes later, finishing a sweeping move when he slotted a ball nudged into his path by Olivier Giroud into the bottom corner. Messi scuffed a late shot straight at Hugo Lloris and though a fine deep cross allowed Aguero to beat Lloris in stoppagetime (90+3), there was not enough additional time for a final twist that would have been ill-deserved. Today’s matches 1st match: 7:30 pm Spain vs Russia 2nd match: 11:30 pm Croatia vs Denmark

M o s c ow, J u n 3 0 (Agencies): Gareth Southgate says he was impressed by England captain Harry Kane’s reaction to being left out of Thursday’s 1-0 loss to Belgium. Kane scored five goals in England’s opening two wins and leads the race for the World Cup Golden Boot. But, with England already through to the last16, Southgate decided the Belgium match was an opportunity to rest firstchoice players and give the other squad members some game-time. Kane did not even get a look-in off the bench and Southgate said: “I felt the need to sit with him, but he was brilliant, absolutely brilliant. “He totally understood, 100 percent teamfirst. He said ‘look, I know everyone says I want the Golden Boot - of course it’s something I want to do - but the main thing is getting the team through the first knockout’. He was excellent on that, showed real leadership and understanding of the big picture.” Kane will be back in the side on Tuesday night, when England will face Colombia in what Southgate has dubbed their “big-

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gest match in a decade”. Southgate’s decision to make eight changes for the Belgium game has met with a mixed response but the manager says he has more important things to worry about. Asked if he had put himself under pressure by making so many alterations in Kaliningrad, Southgate said, “Well, maybe I have, maybe I haven’t. That is the least of my concerns. The most important thing for me is the players are in the best physical condition

for the game.” “I don’t think mentally we lose anything, because they know we’ve made changes and they know Belgium weren’t their full team as well. So, we’re in two big matches where margins will be fine and judgement on me will be extremely harsh. That’s why we’re here. We want to be in those games.” “I wasn’t so comfortable with the love-in (before the Belgium game), to be honest so, nice that there’s a little bit of an edge back.”

Croatia hot favourites against lacklustre Denmark Nizhny Novgorod, Jun 30 (IANS): In-form Croatia will be hot favourites against Denmark, who have looked lacklustre in the group stages, when the two sides clash in a World Cup pre-quarterfinal here on Sunday. Croatia have won all their Group D matches, including a 3-0 hammering of Lionel Messi’s Argentina. Led by Real Madrid’s midfield lynchpin Luka Modric, Croatia also defeated Nigeria and Iceland to top Group D. This time, Croatia have an experienced squad, a strong generation to at least match their best-ever finish of a third place which happened in 1998 World Cup. “I was nine-yearsold. I remember my mum screaming in the house when we scored,” centra; defender Dejan Lovren was quoted as saying recalling Croatia’s 2-1 win over the Netherlands in 1998 that secured third place. “We can beat that, definitely, but we need luck. We have a good opponent in the next round, it will be difficult,” said Lovren, who is expected

Croatia players during a training session.

to return to the starting XI. His fellow defenders are expected to be Domagoj Vida, Šime Vrsaljko, Ivan Strinic. Croatia will once again depend on Modric, who has been in outstanding form, and fellow midfielder Ivan Rakitic to deliver the goods. Modric scored a peach of a goal from distance against Argentina and along with FC Barcelona’s Rakitic, has been pulling the strings brilliantly for his national team. The younger crop of Croatia players like Ante Rebic, Mateo Kovacic and Marcelo Brozovic have also rose to the occasion making

them a threat. Rebic, along with Andrej Kramaric and Ivan Perisic may feature ahead of the midfield duo of Modric and Rakitic. Mario Mandzukic will lead Croatia’s attack. Denmark, meanwhile, are happy to continue flying under the radar, buoyed by a 17-match unbeaten run. They have scored just two goals in three Group C games, finishing as runnersup, but will face their sternest test yet on Sunday. They too are seeking to match their 1998 achievement when they reached the quarter-finals before being beaten by Bra-

zil in what was their best World Cup showing. Denmark coach, Age Hareide, wants his side to play more attacking football against Croatia and the team will rely heavily on key player Christian Eriksen for that. Denmark have a strong defence with a centre-back pairing of captain Simon Kjaer, Andreas Cristensen and Mathias Jorgensen. In goal is Leicester City star Kasper Schmeichel. The expected attacking options are Nicolai Jorgensen, Yussuf Polusen, Celta Vigo’s Pione Sisto and Eriksen, with the latter tasked with creativity.

India outclass Ireland by 143 runs in second T20I SMCHSS, MSHSS and Northfield win Dublin, Jun 30 (IANS): Powered by half centuries from Lokesh Rahul and Suresh Raina and a collective bowling effort, India registered their biggest T20I win after convincingly thrashing minnows Ireland by 143 runs in the second and final T20 International, to pocket the two-match series 2-0 here on Friday. India’s spin twins Yuzvendra Chahal (3/21) and Kuldeep Yadav (3/16) once again starred with the ball as the Irish batsmen continued to be at sea, before eventually crumbling to their second lowest T20I total. Chasing a mammoth 214, mainly built around half tons from Rahul (70 off 36 balls) and Raina (69 off 45) and a late order cameo from Hardik Pandya (32 not out off 9), Ireland could never recover from the early wickets as the Indian bowlers put on a collective effort to bundle them out for a meagre 70 in just 12.3

The India team celebrate with the trophy at the end the Second International Twenty20 cricket match against Ireland at Malahide, Dublin, Friday. (AP/PTI)

overs. Coming back to the T20I side after a six-year gap, pacer Umesh Yadav drew first blood for the visitors with the wicket of opener Paul Sterling (0) off the second delivery of the Irish innings. He doubled the joy for the Indians with the wicket of William Potterfield (14) in his second over before debutant Siddharth Kaul joined the party with his maiden international wicket of the

other opener James Shannon (2). With the home side reeling at 22/3, leg spinner Chahal broke through the defences of Andrew Balbirnie (9) before Hardik Pandya packed back new man Kevin O Brien for a duck. Down to 30/4 at the end of the powerplay, Chahal struck again with the wicket of Simi Singh for another duck before chinaman Kuldeep Yadav sprung into action with the quick dismissals of skipper Gary

Wilson (15) and George Dockrell (4). Chahal then came back to end tailender Stuart Thompson’s brief stay that saw him scoring a 9-ball 13 before Kuldeep Yadav completed the proceedings by getting last man Boyd Rankin (10) stumped by Dinesh Karthik. Earlier, India decided to test their bench, making four changes to the playing XI which also saw a change in the batting order with

skipper Virat Kohli opening the innings with Lokesh Rahul. Coming back to the side after missing Wednesday’s opener, Rahul grabbed his chance with both hands, smashing a quickfire 36-ball 70, comprising three fours and six sixes to set the tone with a 102-run second wicket stand with veteran Raina, who also made the most of his chance with a 45-ball 69, including five fours and three sixes. Pandya (32 not out off 9 balls; 4x1, 6x4) then applied the finishing touches to the innings, milking 39 runs off the final two overs to push India’s total past the 200 run mark for the second consecutive time. Brief Scores: India 213/4 (Lokesh Rahul 70, Suresh Raina 69, Hardik Pandya 32 not out; Kevin O Brien 3/40) beat Ireland 70 (Gary Wilson 15; Kuldeep Yadav 3/16, Yuzvendra Chahal 3/21, Umesh Yadav 2/19) by 143 runs.

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Kohima, Jun 30 (NPN): St. Mary’s Cathedral Higher Secondary School, Mt.Sinai Higher Secondary School and Northfield registered wins on Saturday at the ongoing 2nd Kohima district inter-school football tournament. In the 1st match, S t . M a r y ’s C a t h e d r a l Higher Secondary School (SMCHSS) defeated Ministers’ Hills Baptist Higher Secondary School (MHBHSS) by 2-1. The 1st goal for SMCHSS was netted by Vovotso in the 15th minute. Rukukhoto scored the second goal in the next minute. After the lemon break, the lone goal for MHBHSS was scored by Toshiakum in the 72nd minute. In the 2nd match, Mt.Sinai Higher Secondary School (MSHSS) beat Riizhiikhrie Government Higher Secondary School

Match between Mt.Sinai HSS (yellow) and Riizhiikhrie GHSS.

(RGHSS) 4-2 via tie-breaker after the match ended in a 1-1 draw. Megovito scored for RGHSS while Dougunlal Lhouvum scored the equalizer for MSHSS. In the last match of the day, Northfield defeated Dr. Neilhouzhii Kire Government Higher Secondary School Seikhazou (Dr.NK GHSSS) by 2-1. Neitho-o opened the account in the 45th minute for Dr. NK GHSS. After the lemon

break, Kethosenyii scored the equalizer in the 69th minute and Razukhrieto scored the winning goal for Northfield in the 70th minute. Monday’s matches 1st Match: 11:00 am Chandmari HSS vs BM School, Jotsoma 2nd Match: 12:40 pm Holy Family HSS vs St. Paul Phesama 3rd Match: 2:40 pm GHSS Jotsoma vs Northfield

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