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10 cabinet ministers sworn-in MINISTERS
1. G. Kaito Aye 2. Imkong L. Imchen 3. Tokheho Yepthomi 4. Y. Patton 5. Kipili Sangtam 6. Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire 7. Imtilemba Sangtam 8. Kejong Chang 9. Neiba Kronu 10. Mmhonlumo Kikon Correspondent
KOHIMA, JUL 22 (NPN): Amid high political drama, Nagaland chief minister, T.R. Zeliang on Saturday installed his council of minister by appointing 10 cabinet ministers including two BJP MLAs. Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya administered the oath of office and secrecy to the 10 ministers at Raj Bhavan Saturday evening. (See Table) Earlier, there was confusion regarding the cabinet list put up by the Governor’s office where EE Pangteang’s name was mentioned in serial no. 7 out of 11. However, the Chief Minister’s Office later issued the final list of 10 members leaving aside Pangteang. This was
P.B. Acharya in between T.R. Zeliang and Neiphiu Rio with the newly inducted ministers.
later clarified that the 11th person was supposed to be Noke Wangnao. Unlike other days, the swearing-in ceremony was a low key affair with very thin attendance as some legislators, in support of T.R. Zeliang, and even senior bureaucrats gave a miss to the function held at the Durbar Hall. Among those present were Lok Sabha MP, Neiphiu Rio, NLA Speaker Imtiwapang Aier and BJP state president Visasolie Lhoungu. Earlier, TR Zeliang took oath as the 19th chief minister of Nagaland on July 19 at Raj Bhavan Kohima. He later proved his majority by winning the
floor test on July 21 with the the Governor had to instruct support of 47 MLAs. the member to pronounce his name. Another scene was The swearing-in cer- the sudden removal for EE emony programme was Pangteang’s name from the haphazardly arranged with list of ministers. The MLAs the sound system not au- present, including cabinet dible and no proper protocol members were not aware of the situation that Pangfollowed. As per the notification, teang was to be replaced by all were to be seated by 4.45 Noke. This was visible as the p.m. However, most of the MLAs were seen reminding legislators took their own the chief secretary, Pankaj time to arrive at the function. Kumar, who was making Sitting arrangements for the announcements, that those MLAs to be inducted Pangteang’s name was left were also haphazardly ar- out. The chief secretary afranged as one of the senior ministers was seated behind. ter checking his file again, Adding more to the carefully and subtly nodded drama, one of the MLAs his head to the members, also forgot to mention his and closed his file and conname while taking oath and cluded the programme.
Haphazard arrangement
DNYF to function as PWD (R&B) condemns independent body manhandling of officers Staff Reporter
DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): Dimapur Naga Youth Front (DNYF) during an emergency meeting on Saturday resolved to function as an independent body. DNYF, which was formed during the widespread protest against holding of ULB polls with women reservation, maintained that they will not take part in any activities that were political but work purely for the welfare of the youth. DNYF media cell informed Nagaland Post that “DNYF is a non-political organization and would not involve in any issue related to politics.” Further, DNYF has also elected Shiyeto as its sessional convener. The front has also resolved that until the fully fledged office bearers were elected, DNYF would function under the sessional officials. DNYF has also cautioned its members not to take part in any meetings/ engagements called by various organizations without the authorization of its sessional officials. DNYF has also directed its members not to attend any meeting called by various organizations without the knowledge of its officials.
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“It was a bad idea coming down to Dimapur from Kohima to escape the landslides.” K Y M C
DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): PWD (R&B) has condemned the action meted out to two officers of Peren PWD (R&B) division allegedly by the mob of Gaili village, Peren district on July 19 last. In a press release, PWD (R&B) chief engineer, Er. K Rhetso, requested the authority to take appropriate action on the culprits. According to chief engineer, two officers – Er. Akheto Sema, EE, PWD (R&B) Peren division and Er. Vimeto Pusa, SDO, PWD (R&B) Jalukie division were allegedly manhandled at Npangreu river when they were on duty to inspect the damage of sub-ways of bridges under construction in between Punglwa and Jalukie. PWD (R&B) chief engineer said it was “very unfortunate” that the public resort to such violent actions while performing official duties. The department said unprecedented rains during the year have damaged many roads and bridges in the state causing much inconvenience to the public. However, it said that such damages caused during natural calamities cannot be controlled and restored or set right within a few days. Asserting that the departmental site officers were working under constrained circumstance and were trying their level best so the road users were not inconvenienced, the department has therefore appealed to the public to show restraint and understand the situation before resorting to such inhuman actions.
DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): In view of the recent flood situation in several areas of Dimapur, the state government has released financial relief assistance of Rs.20 lakh. According DIPR, the financial relief of Rs.20 lakh (cheque) from the CM’s relief fund was sent to DC Dimapur office on July 22. Meanwhile, in continuation of extending financial assistance to the flood victims, a cash relief of more than Rs.18 lakh was given to various villages and colonies by ADC Dimapur, Sara Jamir, on Saturday. List of various wards/ colonies that were given financial relief include United North Block B, United North Block Naga Colony, Sunrise colony, Police Colony, Namgalong Colony, Bank Colony, Lower Manipuri Colony, West Yard Colony, Circuit House, URA Villa Colony, Bangjak Phom Colony, Darogapathar Village, Naga United Village, Dizephe Village, Model Colony Purana Bazaar, Shozukhu Village, Thiluxu Village, Unity Colony Purana Bazaar B, Kuda Village, Niu Colony; Darogajan Village.
Says, polluted leaders removed from NPF for good
DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): NPF president and former chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu described the present political crisis in the party as “a blessing in disguise” and also “a God-given opportunity to screen out the grain from the chaff.” He said this while addressing party functionaries at his private residence Saturday disclosed NPF Media & Press Bureau. Dr. Liezietsu said party leaders were able to clearly identify “the polluted leaders and had filtered them from the party for good.” He said only the faithful leaders remained in the party and that NPF will be able to work peacefully and conveniently for the welfare of Naga people and the party. Dr. Liezietsü said the 11 MLAs who stood firm with the party were the “seeds of NPF party”. Urging party leaders and workers to stand firm on their conviction and principles, Dr. Liezietsu said NPF would grow taller and stronger with the faithful and dedicated leaders to lead the party.
Coming down heavily on the BJP-RSS ideology and principles, Dr. Liezietsu reminded that NPF had severed all ties with the BJP to protect the identity and the rights of the Nagas. He said due to alliance compulsions, on many occasions the NPF could not speak out the truth. However, after cutting off ties with BJP, he said NPF will have no hesitation to speak the truth for the Naga people. Making it clear that NPF was not against Hinduism, Dr. Liezietsu said NPF was against BJP’s strategy to create disturbance in Naga politics. He continued his attack on Governor PB Acharya, whom he described as a hardcore RSS pracharak, who violated all the constitutional provisions and established laws to bring down his government. However, he said Acharya will never achieve his dream to install a BJP government in Nagaland. Dr. Liezietsu acknowledged Prime Minster Narendra Modi for courageously supporting and strengthening the ongoing Naga Peace process and on curbing cor-
ruption. He further cautioned party leaders that TR Zeliang and group were now preparing to destabilise the NPF after having destroyed the party government. He said if party leaders stood committed and firm, no force of money or power can destroy the party. Dr. Liezietsu said he was optimistic the NPF party will rule beyond 2018 after the “rotten potatoes were removed from the sack”. On MKR Pillai case, Dr. Liezietsu wondered as to why so many legislators had expressed strong reservations about handing over the case to CBI for inquiry. NPF legislator C.L. John in his short speech, termed the present crisis as “vitamin” for the party and a filtration of the corrupted MLAs from the party which will make it stronger. He also said that the crisis was revival period for the party to go stronger. Yitachu MLA in his speech said NPF party was growing from strength to strength and even expanding its wings to other Nagainhabited areas. (Cont’d on p-7)
Rumblings over ministry formation ZBK reacts to ASTD Correspondent
KOHIMA, JUL 22 (NPN): All’s not well within the group of legislators led by chief minister T.R. Zeliang as there are rumblings of discontentment from those who did not find a berth among the 10 cabinet sworn-in on Saturday at Raj Bhavan. T.R. Zeliang was sworn-in as chief minister on July 19 and won the floor test by 47-11, when the fact remains that there is no opposition in house and the government is supposed to be an “all-party”. Several aspirants, most of them senior legislators who did not find their names in the cabinet list, have openly expressed their unhappiness. This was evident when senior leader from Longleng district Pangnyu Phom walked straight up to chief minister T.R. Zeliang and Lok Sabha MP Neiphiu Rio, soon after the swearing-in ceremony ended. Pangnyu did not mince words when he told both in Nagamese-- “Ami Kushi Pa Nai” (I am not happy). He told media persons that he was “very disappointed and angry” for being overlooked
despite having played a major role in the recent rebellion. Another senior legislator inducted into the cabinet, Y. Patton expressed unhappiness for being downgraded in the cabinet list, which was No.3 now to No.4. Interacting with media persons, chief minister T.R. Zeliang said all the problems would be ironed out soon and that appointments of parliamentary secretaries and Advisors would follow suit. When asked the reason for Pangnyu’s resentment, Zeliang opined it was probably because he was not inducted into the cabinet. He justified the exclusion on the ground that there was need for maintaining tribe equation within the NPF-BJP government. Zeliang expressed confidence that it will be smooth sailing for his government and assured that all disgruntlement would be resolved soon. Asked about Patton being unhappy for being listed as No.4 in the cabinet list, Zeliang said Patton had misunderstood it adding, “this was not an Assembly sitting arrangement but only for swearing in.” Patton could not be contacted
ACAUT responds to GPRN/NSCN DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): Affirming that no tax demand would be entertained, ACAUT Nagaland through its media cell on Saturday said that 1951 plebiscite did not authorise nine factions to collect tax from the Naga people. ACAUT was reacting to the contention of the GPRN/NSCN that the Naga people during 1951 Plebiscite pledged “to support the Naga movement by way of providing ration...” ACAUT said that the factions, if anything, were living “on borrowed times” gasping for much needed oxygen. However, it added that “negative tendency” of the factions to harass grassroots leaders and the general public could “hasten the drying up of this oxygen supply.” Further, ACAUT also urged the GPRN/NSCN not to peddle lies or accuse
Crisis a blessing in disguise: Dr. Shürho
Govt releases `20 lakh as flood relief
with “unfounded allegations.” Admitting that the Assam Rifles surrounded the area where DUCCF members and “SS Col. Tokugha were holed up”, ACAUT said it was also a fact that DUCCF appealed to AR not to arrest Tokugha. “So this is the real story of how Tokugha escaped,” it said. ACAUT said if GPRN/NSCN has any iota of honour then it should be publicly thank DUCCF for saving Tokugha rather than again threatening DUCCF. “This attitude speaks volumes about GPRN/NSCN and therefore its contention that Tokugha has been dealing with DUCCF in a most friendly atmosphere is laughable,” ACAUT said. Meanwhile, ACAUT reminded the factions that Military Intelligence and NIA have tons of dossiers with regard to their activi-
ties. It said that those information would be “definitely used to implicate them” if the Government of India so desired as in the case of 24% salary deduction case leading to the arrest of officers from the social welfare and land records departments. ACAUT also said there had been instances where members of the factions and their family members were waylaid, killed or arrested after their phones tapped. ACAUT said it was therefore “absurd” to accuse DUCCF members of informing Assam Rifles about the presence of Tokugha when phone numbers of all UG rank and file were probably tapped. ACAUT advised GPRN/NSCN to work towards holding talks with the government of India for a Naga settlement rather than squabbling with ACAUT or DUCCF.
Landslide cuts off KiphireTuensang road Correspondent
KIPHIRE, JUL 22 (NPN): A major landslide that occurred near High Bridge under Kiphire district has completely cut off the road between Kiphire and Tuensang. It may be mentioned that the landslide occurred following heavy downpour on the night of July 21. According to official report from the office of the Executive Engineer, PWD (National Highways) Kiphire Division, the restoration work of the said road could take more than four days. In this regard, commuters have been requested to bear with the inconvenience as the department has put in all efforts to restore the road at the earliest.
as he had left soon after swearing-in and also did not join his colleagues for dinner provided at Raj Bhavan. There was also confusion over the swearing-in of EE Pangteang whose name was on the list. At the last moment, Noke’s name was called much to the annoyance of Pangteang. Asked about it, Zeliang said Noke could not be informed as he was out of station but that he would be sworn-in on Monday at 9 a.m. When asked why P. Paiwang Konyak former minister and BJP MLA was dropped, Zeliang said it was directive from the Central BJP. However, when contacted state BJP president Visasolie Lhongu said he was not aware of the arrangement and that he was not informed. Zeliang also informed that he will not suspend those members who had voted against him during floor test held on July 21. Meanwhile, some aspiring MLAs, who were in support of Zeliang, said they did not attend the swearing-in ceremony since they were ignored and left out despite sacrificing themselves during the entire political crisis.
DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): Zeliangrong Baudi Kohima (ZBK) has expressed strong resentment at the statement of Ao Senso Telongjem Dimapur (ASTD), which rejected TR Zeliang as chief minister. In a press release, ZBK president, Kairinpibou Chawang, and general secretary, Kenlum Hemang, said ASTD statement was a direct discrimination and challenge to Zeliangrong community as TR Zeliang was also a member of the community. The Baudi stated that Zeliang was democratically elected by majority including Ao MLAs, adding that he was also an elected member from Peren AC. “TR Zeliang an elected member from selected from the Zeliangrong elector of Peren and not by ASTD is a well known fact which ASTD should understand while rejecting him,” ZBK said. Stating that a chief minister was for the whole state and not only for ASTD, the Baudi asked how could “a very civilised Ao organisation of Dimapur stoop so low and selfish.” The Baudi said that there should be no discrimination against each other out of selfish interest and motive. It said that whether a major tribe or a minor tribe justice should prevail, adding that all were equal in the eyes of God. Further, the Baudi said the ASTD statement, which was “highly influential for tribalism in a near future”, should be avoided and condemned by all Nagas. Meanwhile, ZBK has appealed for unity among Nagas, saying it strived for prosperity of the Nagas.
Therie reacts to Dr. Shürho’s allegation DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): NPCC president, K. Therie has reacted to reports on the allegations levelled against him by former chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu that he had joined hands with Neiphiu Rio and T.R. Zeliang to remove him. In a rejoinder, Therie said since the Congress did not want to fight two elections in six months’ time, the party had raised the issue of the provision of RP Act 1951 section 151A, about holding of the byeelection. Based on the laid down provision, Therie said, if read correctly, it appears that the bye-election cannot be held if the remaining tenure is less than one year. Citing this, Therie said it had nothing to do with the individual. He rather accused all NPF leaders of following RSS-BJP political wing as
their godfather. Therefore, Therie said he had no business in interfering in the internal squabble of NPF, nor could he have done anything. On a personal level, Therie said he had no grudge with either Neiphiu Rio or T.R. Zeliang since they were friends and colleagues and travel in the political axis. “Maybe we are travelling in opposite directions today but tomorrow, we will surely meet again when the circle completes,” he said. Despite having the support of all the MLAs in the 60-member house, Therie said NPF has utterly failed to manage and was therefore accountable for four chief ministers in the 12th NLA. “An eye for an eye and greed, have blinded NPF and its trailers as they have abandoned the people and the state,” he added.
Even after calling BJPRSS as natural ally and extending unflinching support to BJP Presidential nominee, Therie said BJP has abandoned NPF and that the fracture of NPF was beyond redemption. Therie said Dr. Shürhozelie was right on saying that his (Therie) friends had kicked him out. “I don’t know who is kicking out whom in NPF now as everyone appears to be dressed in Boots. So it is, as you sow, so you reap,” Therie stated. Therie said he was rather happy when Dr. Shürhozelie took over as CM, saying he expected him to be reasonable and systematic. However, Therie said he was terribly wrong again when he saw Dr. Shürho’s son appointed as advisor to CM. He also could not stop his habit of suspension, he said. (Cont’d on p-7) K Y M C
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Relief for flood and landslide affected people
(L-R): Aomeren handing over relief materials to flood affected people at Imkongsenden under Khushiabill sector-4 (A) (NP) DMWTU extend relief to stranded truckers. Tsithrongse village hanging bridge wasjed away. Hovukhu, Hezulho bridge washed away by flood water. DIMAPUR, JUL 22 (NPN): As people affected by recent flood and landslide that occurred in Nagaland attempt to get back to normal life, many civil society organisations besides the state government continues to extend assistance to this section of people. Dorians Society Dmu extends relief to flood victims Dorians Society Dimapur on Saturday handed over relief materials to more than 50 flood affected households
at Imkongsenden under Khushiabill sector-4 (A), Dimapur. T a k i n g t o Nagaland Post, VCM of Imkongsenden under Khushiabill sector-4 (A), Nukshi Longkumer said that officials of district administration, Dimapur along with DBs had come for flood assessment in the area. Longkumer further appealed the concer n authority to get involved and to provide necessary assistance to the people in the area as they were yet to receive relief apart from
Dorians Society Dimapur. He also said that the affected settlers need immediate medical attention to rule out water borne diseases. In a brief interaction, chairman, Dorians Society Dimapur, Aomeren, informed the people that Dorians Society since its inception in 1997, has been under taking various community services. Aomeren also said that through sheer motivation and contribution by the club members in both cash and kind, the relief was a success. (Staff Reporter)
DMWTU extends relief to stranded truckers Dimapur Motor Worker’s Trade Union (DMWTU) on Saturday distributed essential food items to Manipur bound tr uck drivers who are stranded due to landside at NH-29 which has cut off road connectivity to Manipur. Members of DMWTU visited the truckers at..... and extended assistance. Meanwhile, the truckers have thanked DMWTU for their humanitarian act.
news in brief PH, CEC meeting: Pochury Hoho (PH) has convened Central Executive Council (CEC) on July 25 at 10 a.m. at PH office chamber Meluri town. All the Pochury Hoho office bearers and all the executive council have been requested to attend the meeting. Respondent GT emergency meeting: Emergency meeting of those graduate teachers who have been impleaded as respondents in the WP (C ) NO.122 (K)/2017 has been convened on July 26 at 11 a.m. at Ura Academy Hall Kohima near Baptist College. All concerned respondents have been asked to attend the meeting and discuss matter pertaining to the said case. It has been informed that further information can be obtained by contacting at 94 36650749/8014889277/7005588358. SDJS Dimapur informs: Shri Digamber Jain charitable clinic under the aegis of Shree Digamber Jain Samaj (SDJS), Dimapur, would be organising camp to provide artificial limbs for amputees and calipers to polio patients free of cost. Registration of patients would be done on July 29 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Jain Charitable Clinic, Jain Temple Road, Dimapur. During Registration, measurements of patients will be taken and after few days, artificial limbs and calipers would be distributed to the patients. For further details, patients may contact: Narendra Pandya, secretary, Shri Digamber Jain Charitable Clinic at 9436002161; Sanjay Binaykia, joint secretary at 9436008290 and Kishore Gangwal, joint secretary at 9774001995. Digital citizenship & cyber wellness Olympiad: Principal Director Directorate of school education Smita Sarangi IAS has informed to all schools that the “digital citizenship & cyber wellness Olympiad 2017-18” is
currently under participation and is open till July 31. Participation is free for govt. school students and educators and for private school students and educators are to pay Rs. 300. Further information is available at www. learningolympiads.co.in. GM DIC Zbto informed PMEGP selection: General Manager, District Industries Centre (DIC) Zunheboto has informed that PMEGP selection interview for DIC and NKVIB would be held on July 25-26 at 10 a.m. at the office chamber of deputy commissioner Zunheboto. All the applicants are asked to bring the original documents. Meanwhile, it further informed the beneficiaries of 201617 that EDP training would be conducted from July 27 onwards at the town hall Zunheboto. All the beneficiaries have been asked to attend the training. PDFU informs: Khazi Lea of Phek District Farmers Union (PDFU) has reminded the progressive farmers of Phek district to form their village/town farmers unit with 1 (one) chairman, 1 (one) secretary and 1 (one) treasurer and register all the interested progressive farmers in their respective village. Registration fee shall be Rs.500- (Rupees five hundred) only per head for new membership and Rs.300/- (Rupees three hundred) only per head for renewal. They are to submit the list of registered farmers to the head office before October 1 if not already done. This is being done with the support of the Chakhesang Public Organization (CPO) and the Pochury Public Forum (PPF) for better co-ordination, formation of Farmers Interest Group (FIG) and market accessibility etc. For further necessary information, one may contact at 9862205112, 8731891705 and 8974323254. Kika and Tseibu.
‘People’s parliament for unity and development’ debate
DIMAPUR: A debate on “People’s Parliament for Unity a n d D eve l o p m e n t ” h a s b e e n o r g a n i z e d b y Tr a d e U n i o n s, Farmers Organisations, Women’s Organisations, Youth Organisations, Non Governmental Organisations
and Right’s Groups throughout the country. The aim is have debate at every district of the country on issues of Development like The National Platform would be launching the campaign at
Kanyakumari on August 19 followed by launches at Ahmedabad, Nagpur, Trivandrum, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Guwahati and Nagaland. The forum has appealed all organisations wanting to debate on India’s development to join.
TVC urges for hanging bridge Tsithrongse Village C o u n c i l ( T VC ) h a s informed that the hanging bridge across Dhansiri Bridge between Tsithrongse village and Sangtamtilla village which connects Dhansiripar sub-division h a s b e e n c o m p l e t e ly washed away following heavy rainfall on July 19. In a press note, TVC chair man, Royimba Sangtam, has urged the state government to construct a hanging bridge at the earliest as the same
PTA meeting at Sao Chang College Tuensang
Section of the gathering at Sao Chang Government College parent-teacher association meeting.
DIMAPUR: ParentTeacher Association (PTA) meeting of Sao Chang College (SCC) Tuensang was held on July 21 at the college auditorium, chaired K
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by Yanglikhumla, coordinator, Parent-Teacher Association, SCC. In the meeting, various issues regarding the infrastructural improvement
of the college were deliberated at length. After thorough discussion on various areas, the following decisions were taken by PTA: purchasing of 40
pieces of reading chairs for the college library; repairing of the existing toilets in the college campus and purchasing of Sintex (water container) for the college.
Nuiland sub-division have asked state government and concerned department to construct a passage for public to access mainland before the construction of new bridge commence. In a press note, Hd. G B H e z u l h o v i l l a ge, Yazakha Chishi and Hd. GB cum council chairman, H Viniho Achumi, stated that the bridge over Dadi River connecting Hezulho via Hovukhu via Ralan via Governors Camp and beyond was washed away on September 6, 2016 after which a wooded bridge was
constructed by the village and DRDA which was again washed away on July 5, 2017. The release stated that in the past the councils have approached the then R&B minister Kaito Aye and Vikheho Swu both assured to look into the matter. The councils have lamented that till date assurances had not been fulfilled. In this regard, the joint councils have appealed the government and concern department to construct a new bridge at the earliest.
Tetso College celebrates fresher’s day DIMAPUR: Tetso College celebrated its 23rd fresher’s day under the theme, “Salvate 2017” on July 22 at the Tetso arena indoor stadium, with general secretary Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC), Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho as the keynote speaker. Rev. Keyho exhorted the freshers on the importance of knowing who they were, why they were here and what they could become. Rev. Keyho blessed all the freshers of class 11 and 1st semester students with a powerful prayer for a bright and successful future. In his address, he pointed out that at this current impasse occurring in the state of affairs in Nagaland there really was no need for a chief guest because we have all become cheap guests. He stated, “We have messed up things for you” and referring to the clean election campaign, he confided, “We don’t know how successful it will be, because it is not an overnight journey we live in”. He said clean election does not mean asking others but to start from self with one man one vote, a birthright from God that has to be taken seriously. Presentations and
Life school for transformational development for children in Mon D I M A P U R : Wo r l d Vision India, Mon area development program organized “Life School fo r Tr a nsfo r m a tio na l Development” (LSTD) program for children in 7 villages of Mon district. A press note by WVI Mon, community development facilitator, Y. Nockyam Wangnao stated that the 5-day event in each community was learning, Children along teachers and project staff after the programme.
has been the main lifeline to connect with Dimapur for two wheelers, public and students. It reminded the g ove r n m e n t t h a t t h e bridge was constructed by the council in the year 2004 and have been the main connectivity for students pursuing studies at Sangtamtilla and Tilla Bosti. Hovukhu, Hezulho appeal govt to construct alternative passage Jo i n t c o u n c i l s o f H ov u k h u v i l l a ge a n d Hezulho village under
discovering one’s talents/ gifts, knowing rights of the children, promoting personal hygiene and merry making in which more than 2500 children actively par ticipated. Project organized 2-day training for “Life School fo r Tr a nsfo r m a tio na l Development” teachers and engaged these young and talented youths as LSTD teachers.
(Inset). Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho. Students presenting special number.
awards were also given out by Dr. P.S. Lorin, principal and keynote speaker Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho, to two students, Yepukali V. Chophy and PS Reishangnim for topping the recent Nagaland university undergraduate exam results of 2017 in english honours and management honours. In the field of sports, Zuchopemo Odyuo of B.A. 1st semester was recognised for winning the junior mixed doubles at the 41st Nagaland interdistrict and state badminton championship 2017. Other highlights of Session 1 included Thanks to God sang by Tetso
Evangelical Union Choir, special song by Aren, BA 3rd semester, speech by students Khekivi H. Yeptho, general secretary, Tetso Student Council and Tenyebinlo Himb, class representative of BA 1st semester. Session II was hosted by Tsiavisa of BA 5th semester and Inato of class 12 commerce. The Unknowns Band performed “don’t stop believing” followed by a dance from Vinoto Awomi of BA 3rd semester. The freshers also participated with a song titled “supermarket flower” by Sangpolong of BA 1st semester, a beat boxing
spectacular by Longkhro of class 11 arts, King Kunta rap by Tinoto Awomi of BA 1st semester, and a heartwarming song by Lhouvituo-ü Lhoungu of BA.1st semester, “if we hold on together”. Other items included a play titled “Murderous English” by the College Drama Club and a duet by Alex Rio and Kisemsen of class 12 arts. Earlier Hermish Fisherman, chaplain invoked God’s presence followed by the welcome a d d r e s s d e l ive r e d b y Kvulo Lorin, directoradministration.
Information for Bal 32 AR nabs 1 with arms & ammunition 32 Assam during the search, AR Shree Honours 2016 DIMAPUR: Rifles under the aegis of troops apprehended an
Dimapur: Bal Shree Honour 2016 competition for Creative Performance, Creative Arts, Creative Writing and Creative Scientific Innovation would be held on July 29-30 at Nagaland Bal Bhavan, Highland Park, Kohima, Nagaland. All the concerned Students/Institutions nominated have been requested to reach the venue on July 29 by 9 a.m.
HQ IGAR (North) along with police representative launched an operation in Burma camp, Dimapur on July 18 and arrested one person identified as T Jacob (30) son of Akum Kuki, resident of Virazouma village, Dimapur with arms and ammunition. According to PRO HQ IGAR (N),
individual from a Maruti Alto Car (No NL 05C 3121) along with three Pt 22mm pistols with magazine and 18 live rounds of Pt 22mm. The apprehendee along with the recovered arms and ammunition was handed over to East Police Station, Dimapur for further investigation, informed AR.
AN APPEAL
The Chathe River crossing the danger mark caused heavy destruction in the 7th Mile Village. Many Banana plantation, tree plantations, houses and other live stocks were washed away by the flood rain of Chathe river. The destruction is still continuing and the river is cutting soil of its bank in the area. The department concerned or the government must take necessary and precautionary steps before the raging river causes more destructions. The 7th Mile Village Council requests the concerned authority to take necessary precautionary measures and provide the assistance/ compensation for the damage caused by the heavy rain and floods by the river Chathe at 6th Mile area of 7th Mile Village. Kevichüsa Ladu, Chairman 7th Mile Village Council, Dimapur : Nagaland DP-7440 K
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New Baptist Fellowship Church Bye-election campaign kicks off building inaugurated at Thahekhu
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Kekhrie Yhome addressing the gathering during common platform byeelection meeting at Bayavü Kohima on Saturday. (NP) Correspondent
KOHIMA, JUL 22 (NPN): The ensuing bye-election campaign for 10th Northern Angami 1 assembly constituency kicked started on Saturday when Bayavü Area Panchayat (BAP) organised a common platform campaign for both the aspiring candidates at indoor stadium Bayavü Colony, Kohima. Former chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu with NPF ticket would be contesting the election against an independent candidate, Kekhrie Yhome in the bye-election scheduled to be held on July 29. Though the platform was open for both the candidates, Dr. Shürhozelie could not make it due to other engagements and was represented by Khuzholuzo Nienu, MLA.
State BJP fetes Kovind
DIMAPUR: State BJP unit led by its president, Visasolie Lhoungu along with all rank and file have congratulated Ram Nath Govind on being elected as the 14th President of the Republic of India. The victory in the 2017 Presidential election has set a precedent for further development to follow in the light of the Government of India’s genuine concern for its citizens cutting across all lines, Lhoungu stated. BJP unit has wished Kovind the best and was optimistic that the country would see progress and prosperity under his guidance. Further, Lhoungu said the party hopes that Kovind’s election will also foster better ties in the coming days in bringing the much needed development in the State.
In his speech, candidate, Kekhrie Yhome made it clear that he would not indulge in “buying votes” or indulge in “dirty politics” and that he would stand on the principle of clean election. Yhome appealed all the electors to give him a chance to see the change that he would do for the people and state. He said the seat should not be reserved for any particular person but give to other as well on trail basis for assessment. He also asked the voters to vote for the person that could bring development and change in the society. Speaking on behalf of Dr. Shürhozelie, Khuzholuzo Nienu said 10th Northern Angami -1 was represented by a “legend” and former chief minister
and should keep the prestige of the constituency. He said Dr. Shürhozelie in his five months and 28 days as chief minister of Nagaland has a record of “nil corruption” and has exhibited in practical the sincerity, punctuality and hard working. Referring to the ongoing political turmoil, Khuzholuzo urged the voters not to leave Dr. Shürhozelie in “bad times” while adding that the former chief minister have strong commitment to check corruption including Pillai’s case, PDS scam and oil adulteration issue. In his short speech, BAP chairman, Khinyi Woch said the purpose of the providing common platform to both the candidates was to discourage “dirty politics” and encourage the voters to opt
for “clean election”. He informed that the colony has 2570 eligible voters, 8000 population with 140 households. Woch informed that no party office would be allowed to open in the colony and urged the colony residents follow “one man, one vote”. Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) youth director, Vikuo Rhi, spoke on importance of clean election and asked the voters to do away with corruption. He reminded the gathering that the clean election initiative of NBCC was people’s movement and that the church has no hidden agenda for any candidate. Rhi encouraged the voters to tell and stand for truth and bring positive change. He also reminded that clean election effort was to usher social reformation and exercise the moral right to elect a leader without corruption. The programme was led by BAP general secretary, Kechangulie Kense, innovation prayer said by Central Baptist Church, Pastor Neisakuolie Kesiyie while of vote of thanks was proposed by BAP judicial secretary, Yesonu. The hall packed programme was attended by NPF working president, Huskha Yepthomi, NPF party workers, former PRO of chief minister Pele Khezhie, colony residents and others.
DIMAPUR: New building of Baptist Fellowship Church in Thahekhu village block 7 was inaugurated and dedicated by WSAK executive secretary, Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi on Saturday. Rev. Hevukhu speaking on the occasion quoted scripture from Psalms 100 stating that to enter His gates of with thanks giving and he who worshipped Him in his holiness and faithfulness would be blessed. Quoting Mat. 21:13, he urged upon the congregation to keep the church holy and a house of prayer. H u k i ye Ye p u t h o, head GB, Thahekhu village while greeting the congregation also lauded the residents of Thahekhu block 7 on the successful completion of the church building. Tovishe Achumi, pastor, Thahekhu Village Baptist Church pronounced prayer for the church. Kitoho S. Rotokha,
WSBAK executive secretary, Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi inaugurating the new church building on Saturday.
chairman of the construction committee presented a brief report on construction of the building. Pastor of the church, Kuhoi Chishi honoured the dignitaries present at the inauguration. Niloto Yeptho,
associate pastor (youth) read a scripture from the Bible. Ghotovi Shohe, former pastor said the invocation prayer while Sunday school department presented inaugural act.
State BJP grateful to TR Zeliang
DIMAPUR: State BJP president Visasolie Lhoungu and party members have expressed gratitude to chief minister, T.R. Zeliang for inducting two of its MLAs as his council of ministers and also for keeping the trust of the DAN alliance. While hoping that appropriate portfolios would be allocated to the two BJP ministers and also to accommodate the other two MLAs, the BJP unit was
confident that its MLAs will perform well in the true spirit and aspirations of the DAN government. The party also wished the new cabinet under the leadership of T.R. Zeliang a very successful tenure. BJP unit affirmed that Democratic Alliance of Nagaland (DAN) formed under the aegis of the NDA government shall continue to serve the people effectively.
NPYC holds wheel tour on ‘youth for change’ DIMAPUR: Under the flagship of Nagaland Pradesh Youth Congress (NPYC) a wheel tour at Mon was organised on July 20 at Congress Bhavan Mon, under the theme, “youth for change”. A press note by NPYC press and media secretary, Moba Konyak stated that NPYC president, Vilhousielie Kenguruse in his address pointed at the shortcomings of the opposition NPF led DAN government. He said that the present government has misguided the Nagas for 14 years with scams and the recent political imbroglio on leadership issue, purely for the quench of power among them. Expressing upon the significance of the theme “youth for change” he added, change was needed for development. He said that in order to build a free corruption society one must put an end the chaotic drama of the NPF led DAN government. He encouraged the youth that Congress was the only political party to sweep out the NPF and make Nagaland like any other advanced states or nations. Roselina, MLA (Assam) and in-charge of Nagaland youth paid her maiden visit to Mon district, wherein she expressed shock at the deplorable condition of the road which was the only life line of the district. She opined that if such negligence of the government was prevailing, NPYC youths should initiate to submit representation stating all grievances to the prime minister since the ministers or MLAs are busy with corruption, scams and leadership issue. This wheel tour programme was graced by all the PCC members, DCC, DMCC, ACCCs, NSUI, AYC officials. Programme was chaired by Wanglam K
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president DYC, invocation by Limei president DMCC. A warm welcome speech was delivered by Y. Chingwang president DCC, where he heartily welcomed all the dignitaries headed by Roselina Tuikey and also gave an agenda on how NPYC should initiate and implement for the forth coming assembly election in the state. Lima general secretary (Admn) NPYC gave a brief introduction on its mission initiated by the NPYC. Programme concluded with a mass prayer.
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Assam flood: 2 more deaths; toll rises to 75
Flood affected families try to get to safety on a small wooden boat in Assam.
were running for their lives as the floods disrupted their habitat. The half of Kaziranga National Park was submerged and over 70 animals have died due to the floods. A c r o s s t h e s t a t e, 1,23,357 animals and poultry are affected by the flood waters at present. The flood situation in Assam has improved to an extent but lakhs people are still badly affected across 13 districts in the state. The Dhansiri river at Golaghat town and Numaligarh in Golaghat, a n d Ku s h i ya r a r i ve r at Karimganj town are flowing above the danger mark. Due to the impact of flood waters, many roads, embankments and bridges have been damaged in many districts. The worst affected is Morigaon, where over 66,000 people have been affected by the deluge, f o l l owe d b y B a r p e t a with more than 47,000 sufferers. The ASDMA said 478 villages are under water at present and nearly 29,000 hectares of crop areas are inundated. Authorities are running 80 relief camps and distribution centres in 12 districts, where 11,816 persons are currently taking shelter.
Northeast Assam to veto partial withdrawal of AFSPA
GUWAHATI, JUL 22 ( AG E N C I E S ) : A s s a m has told the ministry of home affairs (MHA) that it will not recommend withdrawal of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) of 1958 from a few areas, at least till August 31, because of the possibility of subversive activities by the anti-talks Ulfa (Independent) faction. On the other hand, Arunachal Pradesh is considering endorsing pulling out of the Act. Mulling partial withdrawal of the Act from the two BJP-ruled states citing improved security situation, the Union home ministry had sought views of the two state governments earlier this month. Assam had moved the ministry a f ew m o n t h s a g o t o reconsider the imposition of the Act in the state. “The situation may be normal but we can’t recommend the withdrawal of the Act at least till August 31 as there are inputs that Ulfa (I) may possibly strike back as it has suffered reverses in terms of casualties in last few months,” additional director general of police (special branch) of Assam Police, Pallab Bhattacharya, told TOI. Police chief of Arunachal Pradesh, Sandeep Goel, told TOI, “The matter is being considered. We will be sending our recommendation to MHA.
GUWAHATI: With two more deaths in Golaghat and Hojai districts on Friday, the flood toll has touched 75. At least 14 districts and 1.65 lakh people remain affected. Meanwhile, actor Anil Kapoor has urged his fans to provide relief to the floodhit people here. Asking them to help the state, Kapoor tweeted, “Lakhs of families in Assam urgently need your support. Donate now.” Lakhs of people have been affected in Lakhimpur, Biswanath, Nalbari, Barpeta, Bongaigaon, Dhubri, Goalpara, Morigaon, Nagaon, Golaghat, Jorhat, Sivasagar, Karimganj and Cachar districts, the Assam State Disaster Management
Authority (ASDMA) said. A Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) re por t has obser ved s eve r a l s h o r t c o m i n g s in the countr y’s flood management programme and its execution and noted that there has been a 60% shortfall in release of central funds to Assam for implementing those programme. On Assam, the CAG noted that the Centre was to share over Rs 2043 crore with the state for implementing 141 projects between 2007-08 and 201516. Of this, it however released Rs 812.22 crore - a shortfall of Rs 1230.97 crore. The animals in the Kaziranga National Park were badly affected and
Cattle smuggler apprehended on the border by BSF
Students protest intensifies; FIR lodged
GUWAHATI, JUL 22 (AGENCIES): Troops of Guwahati Frontier of Border Security Force (BSF) apprehended one Indian cattle smuggler from the international border under Cooch Behar district (WB) on Friday. The BSF informed that while troops of BOP Talai of 38 Bn. BSF deployed in Cooch Behar district were keeping surveillance and domination over border area, observed suspicious movements of miscreants along with cattle towards international border and challenged them to stop for identification. The miscreants did not pay any heed and tried to escape towards Bangladesh along with cattle heads. One of them was apprehended by the troops after giving a chase and before they could cross the international boundary along with 12 cattle heads. Apprehended cattle smuggler has been identified as Noor Alom (38) from Gopaler Kutti, of Cooch Behar district of West Bengal.
Police stand guard as students of Ananda Singh Higher Secondary protest against mass transfer of teachers on Saturday. Correspondent
I M P H A L , J ul 2 2 : Students of more gover nment higher secondary schools Saturday joined the chorus protesting against mass transfer of teachers even as chief minister N Biren Singh clarified that it was done under a policy of the government. Making a statement in the house of the state Assembly on Saturday, the chief minister alleged that injuring a police officer in Friday’s stoning was the handiwork of some “trouble makers”.
An FIR has been lodged against the trouble makers who had pelted stones at police and injuring a police inspector, the chief minister said. Officer-in-charge of Imphal East police commando unit inspector B Lungthang Vaiphei was injured after agitating students of Churachand Singh Higher Secondary School resorted to stone pelting in retaliation to police tear gas shelling. The students were staging protest against transfer of their teachers while alleging the transfer was not in the interest of
the students. The chief minister informed the house today that yesterday’s incident at which large number of students staged protest against gover nment decision of transfer and posting of teachers was out of communication gap. Asser ting that he himself was at the school of the agitating students to convince them, the chief minister alleged that the some unwanted elements resorted to stone pelting in order to enlarge the matter. He said police had to resort tear gas shelling in order to put the situation under control. Saying that it was an unfortunate incident, Biren said that such misunderstanding should be shorted out with proper understanding and appealed all stakeholder to hold talk with government authority before any such agitation launched. Meanwhile, students of more schools today joined the chorus protesting mass transfer and posting of teachers.
NSCN-R delivers extortion Sonowal warns power dept officials notes in south Assam villages SILCHAR, JUL 22 (AGENCIES): National Socialist Council of Nagaland (Reformation), a Nagaland-based outfit, has reportedly launched an extortion drive in the tribal villages of Cachar and Dima Hasao districts. NSCN (R), which was formed in April 2015 after its leaders broke away with NSCN (K), has delivered demand notes with letterheads saying ‘NSCN (R), Government of the Peoples Republic of Nagaland’. The letters have been delivered to the village headmen of a number of villages in Joypur, Fulertal, Hmarkhawlien of Cachar and Jinam valley areas of Dima Hasao. The outfit has demanded a sum of Rs 7 lakh from each of the village headman. “In the letter they have asked us to collect the money from villagers and hand them over within two months”, said a headman. “We are helpless, because
the villagers are too poor to give the money. We are passing sleepless nights’, he said. Sources said the armed men have been handing over the extortion notes since June. Superintendent of police (Cachar) Rakesh Raushan on Friday said they have got reports of the extortion notes and that senior police officials have been sent to the areas to take stock of the situation. Lakhipur and Joypur police stations have also been alerted, said the SP. Talking to TOI, Raushan said police are yet to locate the villages and speak with the headmen who have got the demand notes. He said security has been tightened in the areas in question. Sources said NSCN (R) was formed on April 6, 2015 in Mon district of Nagaland. Y Wangtin Konyak and P Tikhak, former members of NSCN (K) had officially announced the formation of the new outfit.
Sarbananda Sonowal GUWAHATI, JUL 22 (AGENCIES): Two people died of electrocution in two separate incidents in the state within a span of 24 hours. The unofficial death toll due to electrocution in the state reached 33. State power minister Pallab Lochan Das, however, said the department does not have the exact figures. One person, identified as Umed Ali, died after coming in contact with a live wire while he was crossing a lake on a boat. Ali, a villager from the Rangjuli area in Goalpara, was travelling with his friend Aizal Haque, who sustained serious injuries. “ We h a d w a r n e d the electricity department about the possibility of live wires snapping off and had asked the department to
take precautions, but in vain. Umed died due to sheer negligence on the department’s part,” locals said. In another incident, a man - identified as Dipankar Gogoi - was electrocuted at his residence at the Ligiripukhuri area of Nazira in Sivasagar district. Gogoi’s wife touched a faulty electric appliance and would have been electrocuted. Dipankar stepped in to save her but ended up getting electrocuted himself. Unconfirmed reports said another youth died of electrocution at Bokoliaghat in Karbi Anlgong district. Chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Thursday said power department officials of the district where human lives were lost due to electrocution would be held responsible for any such incident. Sonowal has ordered the power department to immediately scan all transformers, live wires as well as electric posts across the state and repair them. He also advocated for an extensive safety awareness programs in the state.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, july 23, 2017
Landowners demand return of their land acquired by govt for NSU Correspondent
I M P H A L , J ul 2 2 : After government shifted the construction site of national sport university at Koutr uk of Imphal West district, landowners of Yaithibi Loukon in Thoubal district Saturday demanded restoration of their lands. The Narendra Modi government’s first budget included Rs 100 crore to set up a world class Sports University in the state, but the project is yet to be taking off even after three years. One of the main r e a s o n s wa s t h e s i t e selection. The then O Ibobi led Congress government had acquired lands at Yaithibi Loukon in Thoubal district for the construction of permanent complex of the proposed National Sport University there. H o w e v e r, U n i o n minister of state for youth affairs and sports ( i n d e p e n d e n t c h a r ge ) Vijay Goel during his site inspection in November last year announced that the site selected by the Okram Ibobi Singh government was not suitable. L a t e r, w i t h t h e installation of new BJPled coalition government, Koutruk in Imphal West has been selected for
the construction of the permanent complex of the university. Development of the site like ground leveling is being underway currently with the expectation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi laying the foundation stone of the same at any time. In the meantime, while the state government is yet to decide the mode for using the land acquired by the government at Yaithibi Loukon, landowners today set August 31 deadline to return their lands. Members of the 44Yaithibi Loukol Donors’ Association said that they will not allow government utilizes the land in other purpose. As government had abandoned its earlier plan, the land should be return to the owners, they demanded. They alleged that they had donated the land solely for the purpose of construction of National Sport University but not for other purpose. The Association also threatened to launch intense form of agitation if the government fails to listen to their demand while urging the state government to make a commitment over the demand before August 31.
ULFA (I) leader Paresh Baruah issues ultimatum to NEEPCO
GUWAHATI, JUL 22 (AGENCIES): After central power generating PSU, North Eastern Electric Power Corporation ltd (NEEPCO) washed its hands off from the devastating flood in Lakhimpur district, seen to be due to release of water by its Ranganadi hydel project in Arunachal Pradesh, antitalk Ulfa (I) leader Paresh Baruah issued ultimatum to the PSU to either rehabilitate the affected population or face dire consequences. Baruah also prodded the civil society to set up a demand committee to put
Paresh Baruah pressure on the PSU. Baruah last week had asked the PSU to rehabilitate the affected people after which NEEPCO said that the unprecedented flood in Lakhimpur district is not due to release of water from Ranganadi but due to incessant rain in Arunachal Pradesh.
Regd. No. - 2207-2017 AFFIDAVIT Dated : 17-07-17 I, Shri. T. Chubatemjen Longkumer, aged about 59 yrs, permanent resident of H.No. 88, Longchem Town, Mokokchung, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declares as under :That this affidavit is sworn to declare that the names T. Chubatemjen Longkumer, Chubatemjen, T. Chuba Long, T. Chuba Longkumer are all one and the same person and henceforth I shall be known by all the names. Magistrate/Notary Public Dimapur, Nagaland DP-7449
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DECLARATION
Date : 22/07/17
I, Miss. Aviholi Chishi, D/o Lt. Kiyeho Chishi, Resident of Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That I lost my original class 10 marksheet and pass certificate bearing Roll No. 4610 of 2017 batch and also lost my original class 12 marksheet and pass certificate bearing Roll No. 1298 of 2009, issued by the Hindi Sahttya Samelan Kendra, Burma Camp, Dimapur; Nagaland, branch-Allahabad and could not trace the above mentioned certificates till date. 3. That this affidavit is made for the purpose of obtaining duplicate class 10 marksheet and pass certificate and class 12 marksheet and pass certificate from the concerned issuing authority. VERIFICATION Verified that the above contents made in Para's 1-3 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly affirm before me. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-7439
NAGALAND
UNIVERSITY
(A Central University Established by an Act of Parliament 1989)
School of Engineering & Technology D.C COURT JUNCTION : DIMAPUR-797112, NAGALAND. Phone : 03862-234555 Fax : 03862-23456 NO.NU/SETAM/ESTT/GENL-34/2012-332
Dated 20.07.2017
WALK-IN-INTERVIEW
Applications are invited for Walk-in-Interview for Consultant Doctor for SET, Dimapur for a period of 6 months. The selected candidates will be paid a lumpsum remuneration of Rs. 25,000/- (Rupees twenty five thousand only) per month. The interview is scheduled on 2nd August, 2017 at 11:00 A.M. in the office chamber of the Dean, SET, D.C. Court Junction, Dimapur-797112 as per details mentioned below. The applicants has to produce all the original documents in support of their qualification/experience on the date of interview. Sl. Name of the post Qualification/ No. of post No. Specialisation 1. Consultant Doctor MBBS, Preference 1 will be given to candidates with MD(Med)/DNB. The selected candidate will be appointed under the following terms and condition : 1) He/She will be paid a lumpsum remuneration of Rs. 25,000/(Rupees twenty five thousand only) per month. 2) He/She shall be available for consultation in the SET Campus at least 3 hours per day on at least 4 days every week. DC-1728
(S.K. Sharma) Dean
Dear Akummen B. Jamir, Only a few parents are privileged to be blessed with a gifted son like you. Happy 5th B’day son. Stay happy, healthy and blessed today and a glorious life ahead. Enjoy your special day! With love: Bro. Pokyim, Oja & Oba. _______________________ Wishing you a HAPPY BIRTHDAY (Rachel!) No matter how many years passed, as you grow older & older you will always be our little angel. We always pray for your long life, determination and good health in every walks of your life. We will always support you. God Bless You. Love always, Papa, Mum, Uncle, Aunt, Christina, Gracy and love ones. _______________________ Dear Heidi. Wishing you a ver y happy birthday. May your dreams come true. From, S Litingse sangtam, Cana, Zedangla, Atoche and Lumchung. _______________________ Happy birthday Watisen Lkr, On these Special Day Of your’s We pray that Our Almighty God will Bless You with All the happiness and blessings that You Deserve.We wish that You will live much more and keep On being A Gift to Everybody. May you have A Wonderful Birthday. Lots of Love, oya Moa, odi Perong. Alempenzu & Meyilem. _______________________ Dear Y. Vino, Happy Birthday! Wishing you amazing day. May you always shine throughout your life as you used to and the good lord continue to guide and bless you. Yours... Dost Toho.
KNF(D) militant arrested Imphal, Jul 22 (PTI): A militant of the Kuki National Front (D) carrying a reward of Rs one lakh on his head was arrested from Kangpokpi district, police said today. The militant, identified as Douthanglen Kipgen, self styled chairman of the KNF (D) was arrested from Bongval Khullen village in Kangpokpi district yesterday, a senior police officer said. The 37-year-old militant was carrying a reward of Rs one lakh on his head for his involvement in several extortion and kidnapping cases, the police added.
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Under the initiative of Dimapur Urban Council Chairman Federation (DUCCF) and G.B's Union Dimapur (Sadar) has endeavoured to take-up clean election campaign in our locality. Therefore, the Lake View Colony Council conducted a general meeting on 22/07/2017 basing on the theme "CLEAN ELECTION INITIATIVE" and resolved the following: I. FORMATION OF CORE COMMITTEE: The Lake View Colony Council and Lake View Colony Youth Organisation will act as a Clean Election Core Committee (CECC). 2. CAMPAIGN: (a) Without the knowledge or concern of the Clean Election Core Committee (CECC) no political parties or individual will be allowed to organise or canvas within the colony. (b) No political parties or individual will be allowed to camp within the colony. 3. SELLING OF VOTES: If any individual found selling his/ her vote, their membership will be cancelled and will not be given any rights/facilities of the colony plus fine will be imposed on them i.e. double the amount he/she sold for. 4. The Clean Election Core Committee or the Lake View Colony Council and Lake View Colony Youth Organisation will not be held responsible for any untoward incidents to those person who violates the norms of clean election. Above all the meeting also resolves to stand by the clean election movement in letter and spirit toward better future of our country. (Holoto Awomi) Secretary Lake View Colony Council Dimapur, Nagaland DP-7460
NAGALAND
UNIVERSITY
(A Central University Established by an Act No. 35 of Parliament 1989)
School of Agricultural Sciences & Rural Development Medziphema Campus - 797106 (Nagaland) NO.SAMN/ADMN-PRJ/E-154/17 Dated 21.06.2017 Candidates are invited to appear for walk-in interview for the post of Research Assistant under Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) funded DTDDF at Nagaland University, SASRD, Medziphema, on 19th July 2017 at 11:00 AM at the Conference Hall, SASRD, NU, Medziphema Campus. Candidates must bring all their testimonials in original along with one set of photocopy of the same and a passport size photograph. Sl. Name of No. of Educational Monthly No. the Post Post Qualification Emoluments 1. Research 2 M . S c ( A g r i ) i n ` 15,000/Assistant Agricultural Extension. Final Year students may also appear with proof of their final thesis submission. NOTE : 1. No TA/DA will be admissible to the candidates appearing the interview. 2. The above post is for a period of one year. Further engagement will be subjected to availability of fund. (R.C Gupta) Dean DC-1729
CAG report has cited shortage of ammunition which will render the Army helpless in the event of a full scale war.
munition expenditure for at least 40 days of an intense war. The Army has also set ammunition level required for what is called the Minimum Acceptable Risk Level (MARL) - that is the amount of ammunition required for 20 days of war. But the CAG found that even this level was not maintained in most of the types of ammunition. The CAG criticised the Ordnance Factory Board OFB for the highlighted inadequate quantity of ammunition supplied to the
Army since March 2013. “Scrutiny of categorywise details of ammunition revealed that the WWR level had increased mainly on account of increase in the stock of explosives and demolition items while majority of high calibre ammunition relating to Armoured Fighting Vehicles (AFV) and artillery ammunition meant for sustaining superior fire power were under critical level,” the report said. The CAG said it had raised serious concerns in
Veteran Congress leader Shivajirao Patil dies at 92
Mukherjee to be given farewell in Parliament
in 2013 for services to the cooperative movement in Maharashtra. In between, he briefly flirted with the Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party, but remained a Congressman at heart and committed to the cause of the cooperative sectors. In 1996, on the 10th death anniversary of his actress daughter, he set up the ‘Smita Patil Charitable Trust’ which runs a public school in Dahiwad village of his native Dhule district imparting quality education to rural children. Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi expressed his condolences on his demise. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis also condoled Patil’s death, describing him “a stalwart of the cooperation movement” in the state. “He made a significant contribution to the Indian freedom struggle. After Independence, he played a major role in politics, social, cooperation movement and education fields. His role in the development of the sugar cooperative sector brought international laurels,” Fadnavis said in a message. Maharashtra Congress President Ashok Chavan expressed grief over Patil’s death and said the masses have lost “a committed” leader who contributed immense to the political, social, cooperation and education sectors.
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND INSTITUTE OF COMMUNICATION & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MOKOKCHUNG : NAGALAND NO.ICIT/CC-1/2014/ Dated, Mkg the 20th July’ 2017 ADVERTISEMENT Candidates who are interested to undergo one year Course/ Program on “Software Development” under Information Technology (IT) are hereby informed to get themselves Registered/Admission in the office of the undersigned from 24th July to 4th August’2017. This Course is based on National Skills Qualifications Framework (NSQF) under Community College Scheme, approved and fully sponsored by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). Course Level Eligibility Duration Intake Capacity Software III Class 10 Passed 1 year 40 Development (1000 hrs) Software IV Student who have 1 year 40 Development Passed Level-III or Class (1000 hrs) 11 Passed and above INFORMATION: 1. Admission will be based on first come first serve and will be done on the date mentioned above only. 2. Admission/Tuition/Exam fee will be FREE for the entire duration. 3. Registration fee of Rs 100/- will be charged (one time). 4. Attested copy of HSLC Admit Card, Mark Sheet and 3(Three) Passport photograph will be required during the time of Admission. 5. Classes will commence from 7th August’2017. 6. Bus service will be provided from Mokokchung Town to Institute. 7. Hostel seat for both Boys and Girls will be provided subject to the availability of seat with payment of fees at par with other regular Diploma students. *For more information on the Course and other details, please contact the number given below. Mobile Number : 9862376252 E-Mail : icitprincipal@gmail.com Sd/Principal, ICIT, Mkg DC-1735
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New Delhi, Jul 22 (IANS): Outgoing President Pranab Mukherjee will be given a farewell by Members of Parliament on Sunday in the Central Hall of Parliament. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is also hosting a farewell dinner for the President on Saturday. Mukherjee’s successor Ramnath Kovind is also likely to be present there. Mukherjee, who is also the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, was given a farewell by the Chiefs of Staff Committee on Friday. In a simple function held at the Manekshaw Centre, the President interacted with senior military officers. In his farewell address, Mukherjee extended his best wishes to all members of the armed forces and their families.
A vehicle in flames after it was set on fire by the protesters in Darjeeling on Wednesday.
Darjeeling, JUL 22 (AGENCIES): A police outpost was set on fire by pro-gorkhaland agitators in Darjeeling hills and posters were distributed saying local MP SS Ahluwalia “has not been seen in the hills in the last few months” on the 38th day of the indefinite shutdown on Saturday. The agitators threw petrol bombs at a vacant police outpost in Jaldhaka in the afternoon and also tried to set ablaze a forest bungalow in the hills but
Millennium Development Goals-2015 not achieved: CAG New Delhi, Jul 22 (IANS): With a countrywide average of Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) of 39 deaths per 1,000 live births and Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR) of 167 per 1,00,000 live births, the country only “partially achieved” the Millennium Development Goals-2015 under the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), the CAG has said. The “partial” achievement was far from the targets set under the Framework of Implementation (2012-2017), the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report, laid in Parliament on July 21, said. While MDG for 2015 sets the target of IMR of 27 per 1,000 live births, as per the Sample Registration System, the IMR in 2014 was 39 per 1,000 live births. Similarly, as against the MMR target of 109 per 1,00,000 live births, the countrywide average was at 167 per 1,00,000 live births. But this does not reveal the actual state of affairs as IMR in Madhya Pradesh is 52, Odisha 49, Assam 49, Uttar Pradesh 48, Chhattisgarh 43 and Bihar 42. Similarly, with regard to MMR, as against the countrywide average of 167 per 1,00,000 live births, the MMR is 300 in Assam, 285 each in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, Rajasthan
244, Odisha 222, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh 221 each, and Jharkhand and Bihar 208 each. Framework of Implementation (2012-2015) had set the target of reducing IMR to 25 per 1,000 live births and bringing down the MMR to 100 per 1,00,000 live births. One of the reasons for this could be the shortfall in the institutional delivery. This shortfall ranges between four per cent to 54 per cent in 14 states, with Arunachal Pradesh recording a shortfall of 54 per cent and Uttarakhand 52 per cent. “The reasons for shortfall in institutional delivery, as gathered during facility survey, were distance of health facilities from villages, lack of public transport and unhygienic surroundings of the Primary Health Centres (PHCs),” the CAG report said. In a shocking revelation, the CAG in its report said that 161 of the 514 PHCs “did not have the facility for delivery”. It included Kerala where all the 12 selected PHCs did not have the delivery facility and the same was the situation in 50 per cent of the PHCs that were surveyed in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, West Bengal, Odisha and Tripura.
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Chandigarh, Jul 22 (IANS): The Haryana government on Saturday announced it has decided to tag stray cattle in the state and impose fines on people who let their cattle loose on the roads. Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Saturday directed officers of the Animal Husbandry and Dairy Department to launch a special campaign to tag stray cattle, as well as those at homes in cities and villages, to prevent people from leaving them on the roads. “Fine would be imposed on anyone found doing so,” Khattar announced in Rohtak town, 70 km from Delhi, on Saturday. On a complaint made by residents of various villages regarding stray cattle, he said that the state government would send stray cattle to ‘gaushalas’ and ‘Nandishalas’ before August 15. Haryana, which has a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government since Octrober 2014, has seen the state government taking several steps for protection of cows.
Kerala Congress MLA arrested for rape
NEW DELHI, JUL 22 (AGENCIES): Congress MLA M Vincent has been arrested on the charge of rape based on a statement given by a 51-year-old woman, who attempted suicide in Thiruvananthapuram’s Balaramapuram are after she was allegedly harassed by him, the Kerala Police said on Saturday. Before being arrested, Vincent, a first-time legislator, was grilled for over two hours by a team of police. He was later taken for further interrogation. The police team arrived at the legislator’s hostel here around 12.40 p.m. and left after more than two hours of questioning. He later was moved to an undisclosed location for further interrogation and then arrested. Vincent has moved for anticipatory bail from a court here. The police team will now meet up with Kollam Superintendent of
M Vincent is a Congress MLA representing Kovalam Assembly Constituency.
Police S. Ajeetha Begum, who heads the probe team. The woman’s husband had filed a complaint with the local police station near here accusing the legislator of threatening and harassing his wife over phone. Vincent, who represents Kovalam Assembly constituency in the state capital district, said he has done no wrong and claimed he was a victim of political conspiracy. The case
surfaced after the woman attempted suicide by consuming excessive dose of sleeping pills on Wednesday. She was rushed to a hospital in the city suburbs and was saved. The police has taken the statement of the woman. The woman told the media on Saturday that she has been facing severe mental harassment from the legislator and he has misbehaved with her on two different occasions.
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32 days. The posters of BJP MP from Darjeeling S S Ahluwalia were distributed among people by the GJM, GNLF and other hill parties. “We want to know where is the MP? He has not come to the hills since the unrest began. Will he only come to the hills at the time of election? If he tries to do that the BJP will get a befitting reply from the people of the hills,” GJM MLA Amar Singh Rai said.
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Haryana to tag stray cattle, impose fines
DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH AND FAMILY WELFARE Dated: 20th July 17
This advisory is issued in the wake of the flood situation in Dimapur district to prevent water borne and vector borne diseases. The following are some of the common diseases: Diarrhoeal Diseases, Typhoid, Jaundice (Hepatitis A), Malaria, Dengue and Japanese Encephalitis 1. Water Borne Diseases • Use only boil water for drinking • Get drinking water from safe source • Avoiding eating stale food and other eatables left in the open • Keep food and drinking water always covered • Wash hands with soap and water: before eating, cooking meals and after using the toilet. • Prevent flies from getting to food and eatables • Do not throw garbage near the water source • Do not allow surface water to get into the well • Avoid water from ponds, lakes, streams and canals. If, however, you have to depend on this source, purify it by using bleaching powder or by boiling.
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Mumbai, Jul 22 (IANS): Congress leader, freedom fighter and former Maharashtra Minister Shivajirao Girdhar Patil, who was father of late National Award winning actress Smita Patil, died at a private hospital here on Saturday. He was 92. A widower, Patil’s wife had died in 2015 after 77 years of marriage. He is survived by two daughters, Anita Deshmukh and Manya Seth and grandson, Bollywood actor Pratiek Babbar - the son of Smita who had died in 1986. Plunging into politics in his teens, the young firebrand Patil was attracted to communism in his school days in Dhule. At the age of 15, he was elected president of the Communist Party of India’s student wing, All India Students Federation (AISF) in 1939. Through the AISF and the CPI, he took part in several agitations during the struggle for Independence and was imprisoned for 12 years for various subversive activities. After Independence he switched over to the Congress and was elected thrice to the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly, to the Legislative Council and served one term in the Rajya Sabha (1992-1998). Handling various ministries during the tenures of Chief Ministers Vasantrao Naik, S.B. Chavan and Vasantrao Patil in the 1950s-1970s, he was conferred the Padma Bhushan
a report on ammunition management in 2015 but still “no significant improvement” has taken place in the availability of WWR ammunition supplied by the OFB. “Shortfall in meeting the production target by OFB continued. Further, majority of the procurement cases from other than OFB which were initiated by Army headquarters during 2009-13 were pending as of January 2017.” The CAG report also highlighted that “excessive shortage of fuzes” - the “brain of the artillery ammunition” - was also a matter concern. A fuze is fitted to the shell just before firing. The report said that 83 per cent of high calibre ammunition for tanks and artillery with the army were not in a state to be used because they don’t have fuzes. “As the ammunition remain unusable without fuzes, only 17 per cent of scarcely available ammunition would be gainfully utilized for operational requirements.”
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Shortage of ammunition: Army can’t fight full scale war New Delhi, Jul 22 (IANS): The Indian Army is battling critical shortage of ammunition, especially for its tanks and artillery, and 121 out of the total 152 types of munition do not meet the minimum levels needed to fight a full-scale war, the government auditor has found. In its latest report on the Army and ordnance factories tabled in Parliament, the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has said that in the last few years, no significant improvement was made in the availability of War Wastage Reserve (WWR), which is ammunition needed to meet the requirements of 40 days of intense war or a full-scale war. “Out of 152 types of ammunition, only 31 (21 per cent) met the authorisation of 40 (days). Balance 121 types of ammunition were still below the authorisation level,” the CAG said in its findings. According to Defence Ministry approved standards, the Indian Army is supposed to store am-
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2. Vector Borne Diseases • Keep water filled vessels and tanks tightly covered. • Wear clothes which cover the complete body. • Use mosquito nets while sleeping preferably insecticide treated net. • In case of fever, avoid self medication and contact the nearest health facility. • To cooperate with the health authorities in the event of Indoor Residual Spray, Fogging and Anti-larvae measures. • Once the water recedes, ensure there are no stagnant water in and around your surroundings In the event for further enquiry, the office of the Chief Medical Officer, Dimapur may be contacted at the following numbers: 94036007335, 9612484361, 9402830658. (DR. BENDANGYANGER JAMIR) Director and HOD Directorate of Health and Family Welfare Nagaland:Kohima. DC-1730 Issued by: DIPR
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agaland had been witnessing the shameful episode of political leaders fighting over the chief minister’s chair since 2006-07 and then it became almost an annual ritual since 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017. The Naga People’s Front (NPF) which came to power in 2003 and winning four successive assembly elections since, appears to have been running into turbulent weather during the better part of the last 14 years. The principal contestants for power within the NPF are T.R.Zeliang and Neiphiu Rio both former Congressmen and ministers under Dr.S.C.Jamir. Rio left the Congress in 2002 and with former chief minister Vizol and other veterans, rejuvenated the NPC and renamed it NPF. T.R.Zeliang and six others from the Congress caused a split and then merged with the NPF sometime in 2003. The NPF is the only dominant political party in Nagaland and believed to be the oldest regional party in India tracing its history back to the 60s as the United Front of Nagaland(UFN). Regionalism has seen the rise of the NPF and today after being in power for the third consecutive term, it has probably reached its zenith. The constant rumble within has not done the party any service and the worst having been enacted recently during July this month. Dissidence has become synonymous with the NPF. This syndrome will continue till the present 12th Nagaland Legislative Assembly ends its tenure. That will perhaps bring some measure of respite but again it is hoped it will not be replicated in the 13th house when old wines are filled in new bottles. There is a saying about crab mentality that is being used to describe the all too frequent dissidence among elected members. After down sizing of ministry after the 91st amendment 2003, the number of ministers for hill states is 20 % of the total strength of the house having a maximum of 60 members. In the remaining states, the amendment has restricted the number of ministers to 15%. Earlier, the number required to escape disqualification under the Tenth Schedule was that a member should be part of a group comprising not less than 1/3rd of the strength of the party. Later it paragraph 3 of the Tenth Schedule was omitted in 2003 and now it was not about a split but merger of not less than 2/3rd of the members of a political party. When 2/3rd of the members of a party merge with another party or a new party, the members will not be subjected to disqualification. The NPF has today been reduced to 16 MLAs- ten loyalists of deposed chief minister Dr.Shürhozelie Liezietsü and six from the dissident majority group headed by expelled NPF member and present chief minister T.R.Zeliang. The NPF had 48 legislators but it was reduced to 47 after one vacated the seat for the July 29 by election where Dr.Shürhozelie will be contesting to become a member of the house in order to retain the post of chief minister. The present scenario is witnessing a very unusual political event where around 75% of the legislators in T.R.Zeliang’s camp have either been expelled or suspended from the NPF. The present house has no opposition but strangely, this role could be taken up by the eleven MLAs loyals of Dr.Shürhozelie and belonging to the same party. The political map of Nagaland is topsy turvy and what happens in the next few days or weeks could determine if regionalism will survive.
DailyDevotion Sanctification (1) This is the will of God, your sanctification… —1 Thessalonians 4:3 The Death Side. In sanctification God has to deal with us on the death side as well as on the life side. Sanctification requires our coming to the place of death, but many of us spend so much time there that we become morbid. There is always a tremendous battle before sanctification is realized— something within us pushing with resentment against the demands of Christ. When the Holy Spirit begins to show us what sanctification means, the struggle starts immediately. Jesus said, “If anyone comes to Me and does not hate…his own life…he cannot be My disciple” (Luke 14:26). In the process of sanctification, the Spirit of God will strip me down until there is nothing left but myself, and that is the place of death. Am I willing to be myself and nothing more? Am I willing to have no friends, no father, no brother, and no self-interest— simply to be ready for death? That is the condition required for sanctification. No wonder Jesus said, “I did not come to bring peace but a sword” (Matthew 10:34). This is where the battle comes, and where so many of us falter. We refuse to be identified with the death of Jesus Christ on this point. We say, “But this is so strict. Surely He does not require that of me.” Our Lord is strict, and He does require that of us. Am I willing to reduce myself down to simply “me”? Am I determined enough to strip myself of all that my friends think of me, and all that I think of myself? Am I willing and determined to hand over my simple naked self to God? Once I am, He will immediately sanctify me completely, and my life will be free from being determined and persistent toward anything except God (see 1 Thessalonians 5:23-24). When I pray, “Lord, show me what sanctification means for me,” He will show me. It means being made one with Jesus. Sanctification is not something Jesus puts in me— it isHimself in me (see 1 Corinthians 1:30).
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68th Foundation Day - Family Planning Association of India
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stablished in 1949, the Family Planning Association of India (FPA India) is a founding member of International Planned Parenthood Federation. FPA India strengthens a voluntary commitment to advocate for SRH and Rights and, choices. It promotes access to SRH information and services related to family planning, safe abortions, HIV/AIDS and sexuality to poor, marginalised and vulnerable populations including young people. Its work in sexual and reproductive health (SRH) covers safe motherhood and child survival, empowerment of women, male involvement, adolescent health and youth development. FPAI works closely with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and the government. FPAI operates over 4,000 service points spread across 17 states in India. A community-centred approach is at the core of FPAI’s work. Our programmes are designed to deliver improved health and standards of living, better decision-making, and greater self-reliance. It aims to enable men and women to form local voluntary groups to initiate action in communities. Work primarily focuses on under-served rural areas and urban slums. The organization exploits a variety of media to impart its message, including film, radio, newsletters, journals and other print materials, as part of a wide-ranging education programme addressing topics such as family planning, maternal and child health, the risks of unsafe abortion, infertility, the prevention of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and counselling for newlyweds. FPAI encourages the empowerment of women through mahila mandals (women’s groups), literacy and income generation programmes. It’s been addressing the concerns of young people in a holistic manner through Sexuality Education, Counselling, Research, Training/Therapy (SECRT) Centres spread across the country. The centres offer youth-friendly services that prepare young people for their future by building the confidence and self-esteem essential to forging healthy relationships. They also offer counselling and information on various developmental issues, including sex, coping with peer pressure, relationships, responsible sexual behaviour, marriage, parenthood, contraception and the prevention of STIs including HIV and AIDS. As an advocate, FPAI exerts influence through community representatives, through the media, and through representation on government bodies such as the Central Health and Welfare Council and Steering Committee on Population Education. Vision
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FPA India envisions sexual and reproductive health for all as a human right, including gender equality leading to alleviation of poverty, population stabilization and sustainable development. Mission FPA India strengthens a voluntary commitment to advocate for SRH and Rights and, choices. It promotes access to SRH information and services related to family planning, safe abortions, HIV/ AIDS and sexuality to poor, marginalised and vulnerable populations including young people. Family planning means the conscious effort of couples or individuals to plan for; and attain their desired number of children and to regulate the spacing and timing of their births. Family planning is achieved through contraception and through the treatment of infertility. Sexual & reproductive health services is the constellation of methods, techniques and services that contributes to sexual and reproductive health and well-being through preventing and managing sexual and reproductive health problems. Adolescence is the period of transition from childhood to adulthood, describing both the development to sexual maturity and to psychological and relative economic independence. The World Health Organisation uses the 10 – 19 year age range to define adolescence, with further divisions for early adolescence: 10 – 14 years, and late adolescence: 15 – 19 years. In FPA India’s strategic plan Adolescence includes young people in the age group of 10 – 24 years. Brief history of Nagaland branch FPA India, Nagaland Branch is a locally owned, nationally and globally connected social impact movement; we work to ensure people are free to make choices about their sexuality and well-being, in a World without discrimination. Women & Girls, Youth, Poor & Vulnerable and humanitarian. Reproductive Health & Family Planning Clinic (RHFPC) at Daklane and RHFPC Satellite Centre at NSF Martyrs park Kohima provides Counseling on Family Planning, Adolescents friendly health & Sexuality education, Training, Conducts awareness campaign including services on contraceptives, Mother & Child health, HIV/AIDS, Hepatittis B/C, MTP-1st trimester, SRH & other general health services besides Universal Immunization for Children and regular Laboratory services. The FPAI Nagaland Branch is the pioneer agency in Nagaland in the field of Family Welfare (Planning). The initiative for setting up the Branch was taken by Mr. S.P Sinha along with a group of eminent social worker of the State towards the end of 1976. The preliminary meeting
What an irony!
hen it comes to our tribal culture neither the Central Government nor Christianity can bring changes to this so-called traditional authority, as Max Weber calls it. To the former we say we have certain 371A and to the latter we say ‘from time immemorial such things have never happened in our tribal culture’ (for instance women leadership in the church and society). Even Jesus has not been able to make much headway into this ’tribal culture’ till date. In a tribal village no one would volunteer to pose as a village head or a priest. This is due to the fear of the just God who would exact fitting retribution to the erring head. When the community perceived qualities in a person and persuaded him to be a judge, a priest, or other responsible administrator of the village he would be shaken inwardly by the thought that he might misrule, misjudge the people and thus incur God’s retribution. Such retribution was believed to hit not only upon him but to the posterity. If the community forced him to be such a leader against his will he would even commit suicide. Taking such extreme measure was due also to the belief that refusing to comply with the consensus proposal of the community (especially to the village priest) would call for a divine displeasure on him. What a change of practice? Is it due to the civilization which brings also discontent? For, these tribal aspirants for leadership have to persuade their villagers to make them their leaders (the other way round now). If the people would not yield to the verbal promises of the would be benefactors the latter would use all means including money to buy the subjects. What can the subjects expect from a leader who has bought the position himself or herself ? A commodity once bought, the purchaser has the right to use that possession as his/her own property, not for others. Power and authority becomes
commodity in such a time. The seller has nothing to claim on the things that he/she sold already. Tribal ethics taught that taking back what we already gave away or sold out will incur divine judgment – more frequently suffer from rheumatism or gout (in Kyong belief). How can we, unreasonably, make such leaders to whom we sold our votes meet both ends – sell our vote at the same time demand that they visit our roads and bridges, hospitals, schools, public places? We may say such argument will add fuel to the inaction of the leaders today, forgetting that it is we who made them penniless. When we say ‘shame on the public leaders’ pointing at them, the traditional three fingers are pointing toward us without our awareness. Both the public and the leaders are within the vicious circle! Let us, therefore, stop buying positions and also stop selling our sacred right to choose good leaders. This commodity flows first from the public to the rulers. Let the public use it for the promotion of love, mercy, justice and equality as it is meant to be so. The preliterate villagers feared to become leaders because they might commit simony, misuse positions given to them to advance the welfare of the poor, the widows, the orphans, and the needy. In fact there were many tribal leaders who, once they are trusted to be leaders who feared the Power beyond and did very well in ruling the village. They are gone but their posterity is not forgotten by the Righteous Judge. Those were the days before they heard about Jesus the Omnipresent, the merciful, the just, the judge, the truth and the love. Jesus is “a man for the others” who gave his life for those who hated him and opposed him. No leader on earth has had such a leadership style as Jesus had. He also said there will be a time when such righteous rulers will rule with Him. Ezamo Murry, 5th Mile Dimapur
was held at Diphupar (Dimapur) with Mr. drocoele, urinary tract related conditions S.P. Wetsah in the chair on 2nd December etc. sexually transmitted and reproductive 1976 and an Ad-hoc Committee with Mr. tract infections. S.P. Sinha as Convenor was formed. This Gender based violence related Committee got in touch with the FPAI services: Primary counseling and referHQ Bombay and under their guidance a ral services. Steering Committee with the following Laboratory services: Basic blood inmembers was formed on 29.1.1977 in vestigations including hemoglobin, blood a general meeting held in the Nagaland count, ESR. Blood grouping, HIV, HBV, VDRL, Malaria, typhoid, 1. Dr. L.M. Murry President albumin, sugar test, urine 2. Mr. T.S. Gill Member test, semen test, Ultrasonog3. Mrs. L. Dino ,, raphy , Bone dexa scan, Pap 4. Dr. K.K. Angami ,, smear, colposcopy. 5. Mr. M. Alemchiba Ao ,, Contraceptive servic6. Prof. B.B. Kumar ,, es: Combined Oral Pills, 7. Mr. S.P. Wetash ,, Emergency pills, Injectable 8. Mr. P.P. Rai ,, contraceptive DMPA, Intra9. Prof. T.B. Rai ,, uterine device – Copper T 10. Mr. S.P. Sinha General Secretary 380 A and multiload, Male Bhasha Parishad, Kohima under the and female condoms, Male sterilizationPresident-ship of Dr. L.M. Murry: incisional and non scalpel vasectomy, The Branch was affiliated to the female sterilization – Minilaparotomy and FPAI HQ, BOMBAY in 1977 and started laparoscopy, counseling services. its activities in and around Kohima on a Medical termination of pregnancy purely Voluntary basis. In the beginning, (abortion) services: Up to 9 weeks- Medithe organizers faced a number of dif- cal abortion pills Up to 12 weeks - surgificulties in implementing the programs. cal abortion, treatment of incomplete Only two Projects were sanctioned to abortion and abortion complications, the Branch - Population Education and abortion related counseling. Post abortion Maternal & Child Health Care. However, contraception. Up to 20 weeks-Second it was very difficult to get suitable and trimester abortions are available only trained staff for the work. in selected branches. HIV RELATED Moreover, the aftermath of the In- SERVICES: HIV testing, HBV test, Pre ternal Emergency declared in June 1975 and post test counseling, Prevention was looming large and the subject of counseling, Treatment of opportunistic Family Planning was highly unpopular infections, sexually transmitted diseases then. In view of the mood of the people treatment, HBV vaccination. throughout the country, even GovernMaternal and child care services: ments were very careful in implementing Urine pregnancy test, Antenatal care Family Planning Programs. However, in including injection TT and supplemencourse of time, these difficulties were tation, counseling , post natal care and overcome and the activities of the Branch counseling, immunization services for caught up. children, general clinic for mothers and Presently, the Branch is the only children. Government recognized agency in NaReproductive cancer related sergaland working in the field of Family vices: Pap smear test, counseling and Welfare (Planning). It is also registered referrals, breast cancer screening. Some of the planned highlights of under the societies Registration Act 1860 as amended vide Nagaland (First Amend- the 68th Foundation day of FPA India are ment) Act, 1969 (bearing Registration No. roadside IEC Mela / Campaign, Social RS/143 dated 5.7.1978) and all donations media Campaign with Articles on Issues contributed to FPA India are exempted related to FPA India vision and goals, under Section 80G (2) (a) (vii) of the Free Health Check-Ups in the Clinic till end July. Free contraceptives, free routine Income Tax Act. laboratory tests. Services at a glance: Free HIV tests, free Hepatitis test. Gynecological services: Treatment for general gynecological conditions, Rs. 68/- free will donation from staffs and menstruation related conditions, men- volunteers and well wishers for supporting struation related conditions, sexually the programs, felicitation of Staffs, voluntransmitted and reproductive tract infec- teers, field workers and doctors associated tions, polycystic ovarian cystic disease, and supporting FPAI. The grand finale of the Foundation Day campaign will pelvic inflammatory disease. Infertility services: Counseling and culminate on 31st July with Live Music primary treatment of infertility, investiga- and felicitation along with Volunteers and well wishers. tions and referral. Services for men: counseling and Vincent Belho, treatment for men for conditions like General Manager, sexual dysfunction, infertility, hernia, hyNagaland Branch – Kohima
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ith intense debates flaring up o n Fa c e b o o k , and reasonable conclusions being summarized in the daily papers, it is no longer relevant to coin that Nagaland is ignorant, anymore. These debates enlightens us with many resourceful insights, and since any action without logical outlook is chaotic, and as the old words of wisdom speaks- A pen is mightier than a sword, the resourcefulness of these debates cannot be ignored… Kudos keyboard warriors! With reasoning, we are on the verge of realizing almost what had been our weaknesses and our untapped strengths. The present political scenario has left everyone under the impression that, since we the people had elected our leaders to govern us, by selling our votes, we have no legitimacy to hold them accountable for
all their heinous acts and crimes perpetuated against the state/citizens. However it has to be ascertained that, “two wrongs do not equalize ten wrongs”. Meaning that, our compulsion/gluttony to make quick bucks around the time of elections does not make up to the extent of development we have been deprived by our elected leaders. A metaphorical example is that- suppose a candidate had spent 20 crores during the election, but after he acquired his position, no stones were left unturned in amassing as much public funds at his disposal, which is why our state has deficit numbering to thousands of crores, aside from all their assets making them super millionaires. We may have been at fault for electing them but we are not at fault for all the bad decisions they choose to perpetuate without an inch sense of accountability
and neglecting the basic requirements of the public, at the least. We the people have accepted that it was due to our ignorance and the impartial system, we are paying our dues- that being said, we are not fully committed to the believe that the elected representatives could merely get away with their misdeeds. As a needle thief may pay a fine of Rs. 10, or even 100, but an elephant thief would be liable to pay fine amounting to lakhs or even be a suitable candidate to remain in a correctional facility. Thus it is highlighted to the government authorities from all folds that natural justice cannot be defied and that they also pay heed to their conscience before the public and not further inject us with the bought authority that they behold. Imkum Ao, LDPN (Press Bureau), ldpnagaland@gmail.com
Reader’s Post Sir,
Calls for prayers!
The rainfalls which had been causing soil erosions is deplorable to many residents in and around Dimapur, but the cries mayn’t have heard due to different reasons! And in Naharbari behind Boro Baptist church have become one of the victims in isolations! The river water by the rainfall that flows through Dhansiri river in Dimapur, has been detrimental to many residents but when there wasn’t compensation or river protection or etc. from the concerned department victims are in cries, for causing by the floods is painful, and helplessly calls by the residents from behind Boro Baptist church in Naharbari for prayers! Razouvonuo Thong, Naharbari, Dimapur
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Workshop on robotic at DBHSS Wokha
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DIMAPUR: A national level championship program on robotics was organised by Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati in collaboration with TECHTRON Technologies on a zonal basis from
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IIT Guwahati and Techtron ‘17. The resource person, Pankaj Kumar Singh, using power-point presentations and hands-on approach, dealt with various topics such as wireless robot-
ics programme, different kinds of robots such as line-follower robots and remote-controlled robots, the current market scenario of robotics, sensors, motors, career scope of robotics in automation companies and many other latest updates. The two-day workshop contained both theoretical as well as practical sessions. 11 groups consisting of five students each participated along with the host school. Four schools from the Zone, namely Bethel High School Don Bosco Higher Secondary School, Perennial Montessori School and Fernbrook School were selected to participate in the grand finale at IIT – Guwahati. Certificates of participation and meritorious certificates were given by the DBHSS Wokha, principal, Rev. Fr Joseph TT in the valedictory function.
SEEK team travels to Pangti for conservation awareness
DIMAPUR: Four members of Environment Conservation Group-- a NGO based in Coimbatore --are on a mission to spread awareness on saving the threatened species through their project Save Endangered Endemic and Key species (SEEK). The team members of SEEK are, Anirudha Mahagaonkar, a research scholar from IIT Guwahati doing his research on Himalayan glaciers, Srinivasan Goplakrishnan an MBA graduate and wildlife enthusiast working in Bangalore, Abishek Ravi an engineering graduate with a passion for wildlife and photography, Sisir Kalita doing his masters in Tourism Management at Gauhati University, Guwahati with a special interest in culinary culture and Rupam Bhaduri a post graduate in Energy Science from
IIT Guwahati. The team is headed by Mohammed Saleem, president of Environment Conservation Group; he has been working with young people for more than a decade and is named as one of the magnificent tiger defenders of India by Sanctuary Asia magazine and also as Jumbo man of the Jungle by Deccan Chronicle. The team was at Pangti village, Wokha district to meet the team behind the Conservation of Amur falcons and met Bano Haralu and her team from the Nagaland Wildlife and Biodiversity Conservation Trust. The team will also meet with college and school students and share their thoughts on wildlife conservation and stress on the need for the younger generation to be engaged in wildlife conservation.
Crisis a blessing in disguise: Dr. Shürho (From p-1) This was the reason why BJP government at the Centre were scared and brought all mechanisms at its disposal to bring down Dr. Shürhozelie led NPF government. Vikheho Swu, MLA also admitted that crisis after crisis within the NPF party occurred due to some disgruntlement and power mongering among MLAs themselves where “quality time for the development of the state could not be availed sincerely.” He therefore, called upon the people to elect only sincere and dedicated leaders in future. Chotisu Sazo MLA who also spoke on the occasion, appreciated party leaders for standing firm with the party legislature despite crisis. He went on to warn that many dissident MLAs may come to lure party leaders with lucrative offers but urged them to uphold the true spirit of the party. Others who spoke during the programme includedNPF working president, Huskha Yepthomi, women wing president, Tonlih Wangsa, youth wing president, Vihoshe Swu, farmers wing president, Lanukaba Ao and minority wing president, Bishnu Bhattacharjee.
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(From p-1) Therie further clarified that he had joined Congress in 1982 appreciating the principles of socialism, secularism and democracy “for I could not accept Hinduism Rule. I also trust in the leadership of Pundit Jawaharlal Nehru and Gandhi’s political philosophies.” While appreciating that the NPF had kicked out BJP too, Therie said the Congress and NPF now have a common opponent. “I am looking forward to NPF joining secular forces to fight the cow element. I also hope Legislators will wake up and see the danger Christians are facing today and come out from the grip of Hindu forces to join social, secular and democratic forces,” Therie stated. Asserting that the people of Nagaland believe in DIMAPUR: Literar y God and not in corrupt government, Therie hoped that Club of Don Bosco Col- there would be a change by 2018, saying Congress will lege Kohima (DBCK), provide the alternative government. department of English organised a talk on July 20 with Dr. Easterine Kire as guest speaker, wherein 88 students along with four professors attended the programme. Dr. Easterine Kire in her address to the students said that oral narratives was dying out and would soon be lost, whereby she stressed on the importance of oral tradition, taboos and native metaphors. She had a series of interesting interaction with Bank of Baroda, Dimapur Branch, employees donating the students. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o - grocery items to Love and Care Home, Darogapathar, Dimapur; on the Bank’s 110th Foundation Day gramme was chaired by celebrations. Vimenuo Lhough, while Keneipounou Rutsa and Keneigulie read the word of God and prayed for the gathering respectively. The welcome address was delivered Dr. Toshimelathe assistant professor of DBCK. Fr. Dr. Suresh, principal of DBCK welcomed the guest. Vote of thanks was proposed by Pelhoulneinou Kiewhuo. The programme concluded with the college Nagaland Contractors and Supplier Union (NCSU) Dimapur unit with NCSU election commission during the meeting anthem, followed by an held July 21, at NCSU Dimapur unit office. exhibition of Easterine Kire’s books which was put out for sale.
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The panel of judges for the cleanest colony competition started inspection of colonies under Dimapur Municipality from July 16, organized by DMC under the project, “a better Dimapur” with the objective to involve the community in making a cleaner, greener and healthier Dimapur.
ATMA Kobulong seasonal management of honeybee DIMAPUR: ATMA, Kobulong block Mokokchung conducted a demonstration on seasonal management of honeybees and making of honey by-products at Kobulong on July 19, with progressive bee farmer since 1975, T.Chuba as the resource person. He trained and demonstrated in detail as how to manage the bee colonies and what should be done during the different seasons of dearth period, build up period, honey flow period and harvesting period. Later he showed the farmers how to make artificial queen cell by using beewax and preparation of medicinal honey syrup as well which was said to be helpful for treatment of liver and kidney, regulating blood pressure and treating digestive problems etc. Altogether 8 beekeepers attended the program.
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DIMAPUR: Administrative Training Institute, Kohima, for the first time organized training on “performance and speech” for Nagaland Civil Service Probationers of 2015 batch on July 17, wherein assistant professor of English, Kohima College and founder of Kohima Academy of Dramatic Art, Theyiesinuo Keditsu was the resource person. A press note by course coordinator, Dr.Hovithal N. Sothu stated that resource person spoke on the difference between personality and persona. She elaborated that personality was the combination of characteristics or qualities of an individual, while persona is adopted by the person for other people. The one day module included – theoretical and practical exercises on breathing, voice projection, modulation, tone/ rhythm/pitch and delivery; body language; observation, focus, and the art of concentration. Besides the probationers, some officers of ATI too attended the program.
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you are informed that this is the part of economy you contribute,” the textile and information and broadcasting minister said. “(The effort is) how to expand manufacturing base, how to expand base of tax, and build infrastructure so that people do not evade paying tax.” Irani said GST was supported by all political parties in Parliament which is a rare achievement. “The GST Council is one place where all political parties spoke in one voice, and through consensus supported GST, which is something you do not get to see in Parliament.” She said the government will ensure traders, who have been protesting against the new tax regime that came into force on July 1, are not harassed. “Traders and manufacturers have some apprehension. The government has
New Delhi, Jul 22 (IANS): The Indian American Business Council (IABC) on Saturday launched its India-based “national chapter” to provide a platform for micro, small, and medium sized enterprises to expand their businesses. The nonprofit organisation headquartered in Chicago said that it intends to facilitate interaction and co-operation between MSMEs from both the countries. According to IABC, under its aegis three investment deals -- MoUs (memorandum of understandings) -- totalling over $35 million are currently under way. “IABC has been working with industries that include healthcare, manufacturing, energy and infrastructure products and services to provide them with access to collaborations, technical know-how and investors relations,” it said in a statement.
Ahmedabad, Jul 22 (PTI): Calling the Goods and Services Tax (GST) a “great step towards transparency,” Union minister Smriti Irani Saturday urged the business community to become a part of this historic tax reform. “GST is not only a good and simple tax, but also a great step towards transformation. Let us make history and be a part of it, so that we can tell our future generations that we never evaded tax,” she said. Irani was addressing businesspersons at a function on GST here. “When I say GST is a great steps towards transparency, what does that mean? How many consumers before GST knew what all taxes they paid? How much VAT, excise, multi-tax you were paying that you did not know of ? “Now with GST, as consumers and taxpayers,
said time and again that those who want to come into formal economy need not fear. If any (tax) official harasses you, let us know, we will ensure you are not harassed,” the minister maintained. Taking a dig at opposition Congress, Irani said those who are criticising GST are the same people who gained when this tax system was not in place. They are now trying to create fear against the new tax regime among traders. GST actually subsumes 72 taxes and 17 cesses. Post the new tax regime, trucks no longer have to stop at checkpoints to pay octroi (entry tax), she said. On input tax credit, Irani said the provision is to give money back for paying GST. “That is one element of GST, which is giving you back for being a productive Indian, and for being an honest Indian.
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gold. He said it would take many years to understand the real outcome of the November 8, 2016 demonitisation. However, former IMF chief economist Kenneth Rogoff, who is presently at the Harvard University, pointed out that demonetisation was flawed in that it phased out high denomination notes overnight. “Indian demonetisaion was flawed in some respect. My book, ‘The Curse of Cash’, argues for taking fiveseven years to phase out big bills. India did this almost overnight,” he said. Few people realise that it takes
Pfizer, Cipla, DRL, other 63 drug firms fail quality test NEW DELHI, Jul 22 (Agencies): Pfizer, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories and Cipla are among 66 drug makers that have some of their products failing quality tests carried out by the country’s drug regulator. Samples tested from these companies were found to be not of standard quality during a drug survey carried out through the National Institute of Biologicals over two years, according to a Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) notification posted on its website. At least five samples of drugs from these companies failed the tests during the 2014-2016 survey, CDSCO said. According to the notification, 25 samples
by Pfizer, nine each by Dr Reddy’s and Alembic, seven by Cipla and six by Zydus Healthcare were found to be not of standard quality. It didn’t specify the drugs that failed the tests. A Pfizer spokesperson said the company was unable to confirm authenticity of products picked for the tests, or the evidence of the alleged deficiencies “as the due process of providing a sealed market sample was not followed”. Samples of the company’s products were found to be fully compliant with all required specifications during tests at independent FDA-approved laboratories, the spokesperson said, adding that this was com-
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New Delhi, Jul 22 (PTI): Silver surged by Rs 600 to Rs 39,350 per kg at the bullion market today, largely in sync with a firm trend overseas and increased offtake by industrial units. Gold, however, held steady at Rs 29,150 per ten gram in scattered deals. Traders attributed the spike in silver prices to positive global cues and pick-up in demand from industrial units at the domestic spot market. Globally, the white metal rose by 1.20 per cent to USD 16.50 an ounce and gold by 0.84 per cent to USD 1,254.50 an ounce in New York in yesterday’s trade. In the national capital, silver ready surged by Rs 600 to Rs 39,350 per kg while weekly-based delivery traded up by Rs 335 to Rs 38,150 per kg. Yesterday, silver ready rose by Rs 250 to close at Rs 38,750 per kg.
not very significant. “And therefore, steps had to be taken in order to make a very significant impact,” he said, adding that seen in totality, the steps taken by the government will have a “great long term impact” and a “substantial ethical rationale” behind it. “Net impact of the demonetisation exercise coupled with the GST exercise, which is going to make generation of cash a lot more difficult, will certainly
benami property law in acquiring these assets by the state is going to be a big deterrent and already revenue department has started doing that. “The sooner this business of routing this money through the shell companies does collapse, I think the better it is going to be for the formal economy for this country,” he said. The amended benami property law, Jaitley said is “sending shiver down the spine” of those who conventionally used this methodology of round tripping of tax avoided money or corruption money and bringing it back into the system. Goods and Services Tax (GST), rolled out on July 1, is the biggest taxation reform since Independence and is expected to boost GDP growth and help tax evasion as every transaction in the value chain gets recorded digitally.
six months to one year to print a new currency supply due to technical difficulties in producing counterfeit resistant currency. India’s biggest problem was that it did not have nearly enough new notes in hand to exchange the old ones, Rogoff said. “My recommendation is to very gradually over 5-7 years eliminate large denomination notes. It is important to move slowly, so to avoid collateral damage,” he said. He argued that some countries had approached demonetisation in a better way like Europe phasing of 500 euro notes, Singapore’s discontinuation of $10,000 notes and Australia on discontinuing $100. However, the Harvard professor said it will take years to judge the full impact of India’s demonetisation move in accelerating electronic payments and the larger picture is that the government has done much to promote financial inclusion.
New Delhi, Jul 22 (IANS): Post demonetisation, there has been a visible channelising of money towards financial assets like insurance and mutual funds, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Deputy Governor Viral Acharya said on Saturday. “It will take us many years to understand the outcome of demonetisation. I sense that in financial assets, something has changed as black money transactions are now not easy,” Acharya said at the Delhi Economics Conclave 2017 here organised by the Finance Ministry. “Insurance premium collection is on rise since November. If it continues, it will change the valuation of financial assets,” he said. There has been a nonlinear shift since NovemberDecember last year, the Deputy Governor noted. Bond holding is not attractive for tax evasion, he said. According to Acharya, people earlier a very clear intention to invest black money in real estate and
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lead to greater compliance, greater digitisation. And the first signs of greater digitisation, expansion of the tax base of direct and indirect taxes is already visible,” Jaitley said. Speaking at the Delhi Economics Conclave organised by the Finance Ministry, he said the first significant step taken by the government, which shook the system, was penal action against those who stashed money abroad. He said one easy format of subversion has always been the shell companies, which are created by multilayering of companies. “This had almost become standard operating procedure and this was not only used by businesses but was used to round trip corruption money by politicians, by civil servants,” the minister added. Jaitley said not only the detection of this but the decision to invoke the
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New Delhi, Jul 22 (PTI): Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Saturday said demonetisation and GST will make cash transactions a lot more difficult and lead to greater compliance as well as expansion of tax base. Jaitley said the government has come out with laws to contain overseas black money as well as those dealing with domestic black money and cracking down on shell companies. The minister said the country had reconciled to a Indian normal -- a very large number of tax non-compliance and very large amount of transaction which took place outside the system. “There was almost a helplessness in trying to deal with the situation. Every year through the Finance Bill we would announce some changes which at best had a marginal impact. I think the lasting impact of those marginal changes was
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Six die in latest IsraeliPalestinian violence JERUSALEM, JUL 22 (AGENCIES): Stabbings and clashes that left six people dead raised fears on Saturday of further IsraeliPalestinian violence as tensions mount over new security measures at a highly sensitive Jerusalem holy site, reports AFP. Friday’s violence -- a stabbing attack that killed three Israelis and clashes which left three Palestinians dead -- was among the most severe in recent years. There were concerns over whether it would spark wider unrest as Israeli officials grappled with how to ease tensions over the Haram al-Sharif mosque compound, known to Jews as the Temple Mount. The site in Jerusalem’s Old City that includes the revered Al-Aqsa mosque and Dome of the Rock has been a rallying cry for Palestinians. In 2000, then Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon’s visit to the compound helped ignite the second Palestinian intifada, or uprising, which lasted more than four years. Tensions have risen throughout the past week because of new Israeli security measures at the compound following an attack nearby that killed two policemen on July 14. The measures have included the installation of metal detectors at entrances to the site, which Palestinians reject since they view the move as Israel asserting
Palestinians run for cover from tear gas during clashes with Israeli forces over new security measures at Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa mosque compound on July 21, 2017.
further control over it. Israeli authorities say the July 14 attackers smuggled guns into the holy site and emerged from it to shoot the policemen. Friday’s main weekly Muslim prayers -- which typically draw thousands to Al-Aqsa -- brought the situation to a boil. In anticipation of protests, Israel barred men under 50 from entering the Old City for prayers, stoking further Palestinian anger. Clashes broke out between Israeli security forces and Palestinians around the Old City, in other parts of annexed east Jerusalem and in the occupied West Bank.
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Philippines extends martial law in Mindanao MANILA, JUL 22 (AGENCIES): Philippine lawmakers on Saturday voted to retain martial law on the southern island of Mindanao until the end of the year, giving President Rodrigo Duterte more time to tackle armed extremists allied with the Islamic State group. Some 261 legislators agreed to extend military rule in a seven hour-long joint special session of the House of Representatives and the Senate, more than the required two-thirds of the house. Security officials had told lawmakers that martial law was needed to stabilize a region where Islamic State was gaining influence, and supporters could be inspired
to stage uprisings in other areas of Mindanao, joined by foreign jihadists. Defence Secretar y Delfin Lorenzana warned of more serious problems if the government did not have the powers to act swiftly. “We need martial law because we haven’t addressed yet the existence of other Daesh-inspired groups,” he said, referring to another name for Islamic State. Duterte placed Mindanao under martial law on May 23 when heavily-armed militants belonging to the Maute and Abu Sayyaf groups along with foreign fighters stormed Marawi City, sparking the biggest security crisis of his presidency.
tinian broke into a home in a Jewish settlement in the West Bank during a Sabbath dinner and stabbed four Israelis, killing three of them. The 19-year-old Palestinian was shot by a neighbour, an off-duty soldier, and was taken to hospital. The Israeli army said he had spoken of the Jerusalem holy site and of dying as a martyr in a Facebook post. The Israelis killed in Neve Tsuf, north of Ramallah and also known as Halamish, were a grandfather and two of his children, an Israeli military official said. The grandmother was wounded. Israeli soldiers raided the Palestinian’s nearby village of Kobar overnight and arrested his brother, an army spokeswoman said. Preparations were also being made to demolish the attacker’s home, a measure Israel regularly employs because it views it as a deterrent, although human rights groups say it amounts to collective punishment.
16 Afghan police killed in US airstrike
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KANDAHAR, JUL 22 (AFP): A US airstrike killed 16 Afghan police and wounded two others in Helmand province, officials said today. The incident took place yesterday around 5 pm as Afghan security forces were clearing a village of Taliban elements, Salam Afghan, Helmand police spokesman, told AFP. “In the strike, 16 Afghan policemen were killed including two commanders. Two other policemen were wounded,” he said. Omar Zwak, Helmand provincial governor spokesman, confirmed the strike and gave the same account. It occurred in Gereshk district in Helmand, large parts of which are under Taliban control. NATO’s mission in Afghanistan issued a statement. “During a US-supported (Afghan security) operation, aerial fires resulted in the deaths of the friendly Afghan forces who were gathered in a compound,” it said. “We would like to express our deepest condolences to the families affected by this unfortunate incident,” the statement said, adding there would be a probe into what happened. The US is the only foreign force in the coalition conducting airstrikes in Afghanistan. Acting interior ministry spokesman Najeeb Danish gave a lower death toll than the provincial officials.
BUDAPEST (HUNGARY), JUL 22 (AGENCIES): European Union leaders and HungarianAmerican billionaire George Soros are seeking a “new, mixed, Muslimized Europe,” Hungary’s antimigration prime minister said Saturday. Prime Minister Viktor Orban said during a visit to Romania that Hungary’s border fences, supported by other Central European countries, are the barriers to the EU-Soros effort to increase Muslim migration, reports AP. Orban also said that while Hungary opposed taking in migrants “who could change the country’s cultural identity,” he said that under his leadership Hungary would remain a place where “Western European Christians will always be able to find security.” Orban, who will seek a fourth term as prime minister in April 2018, said Hungary’s opposition parties were no match for his government. “In the upcoming campaign, first of all we have to confront external powers,” Orban said at a cultural festival in Baile Tusnad, Romania. “We have to stand our ground against the Soros mafia network and the Brussels bureaucrats. And, during the next nine months, we will have to fight against the media they operate.” Soros has become a key target of Orban and his
LO N D O N, J U L 2 2 (AGENCIES): British transport minister Chris Grayling, one of Prime Minister Theresa May’s closest cabinet colleagues, has predicted she will remain in the job until at least 2020 and could even fight another national election, reports Reuters. Following reports of cabinet infighting, Grayling said in an interview with the Daily Telegraph, published on Saturday, he was confident May would continue as prime minister once Brexit has been achieved in March 2019 because “she commands the overwhelming support of the Conservative Party”. Grayling was May’s campaign manager when she won the Conservative Party leadership in 2016. May’s authority has been weakened after she lost her parliamentary majority in June’s election. She has vowed to stay on as prime minister, and senior members of her party say there is no appetite for a leadership contest or a fresh election. However, that has not stopped reports of infighting among ministers as potential successors vie for her job. The Daily Telegraph asked Grayling whether he thought May would still be PM in 2020, rather than being forced out after Brexit in 2019. He said: “I absolutely want her to be and I think she will be.”
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban delivers his speech at the 28th Balvanyos Summer University and Students’ Camp in Baile Tusnad, Transylvania, Romania, July 22, 2017.
government. Recent legislation seeks to close or expel the Budapest-based Central E u r o p e a n U n ive r s i t y, founded by Soros in 1991. There are also new rules about non-governmental organizations funded at least partly from abroad. Critics say that the new regulations stigmatize the NGOs, many of which are backed by Soros’ Open Society Foundations, and are meant to delegitimize them. Orban reiterated his charge that Soros-funded NGOs want to weaken Hungary’s security with their advocacy for asylumseekers, while Hungary had managed to stop the “migrant invasion” with the fences protected by razorwire built on the borders of Serbia and Croatia. A recently ended antiSoros billboard and poster campaign was criticized by local and international Jewish groups for its anti-Semitic overtones. Asked about
US withholds aid to Pakistan over ‘insufficient’ counterterrorism action
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Pakistani military has undertaken over previous years,” said Pentagon spokesman Adam Stump in the statement. For fiscal 2016, $900 million were marked for Pakistan, $550 million of which Islamabad had already received. However, before withholding of $50 million announced on Friday, Defence Secretary James Mattis’ predecessor Ash Carter decided last year to withhold another $300 million of the funding. In the statement, Stump said the 2016 funds had to be “released or reprogrammed” before their expiration. He added that the decision to withhold the funds does not “prejudge” the White House and Penta-
WELLINGTON, JUL 22 (IANS): New Zealand on Saturday declared a state of emergency in several parts of South Island that have been affected by heavy floods. Emergency has been declared in Christchurch, Dunedin, Selwyn and Otago region, which has received the highest rainfall, measuring some 200 mm in 24 hours, according to the Ministry of Civil Defence. In Timaru, a port city with nearly 29,000 inhabitants, the state of emergency was active earlier in the day and lifted once the water level receded, reports Efe news. Authorities have evacuated the residents from areas considered dangerous. Evacuations have also been carried out in Christchurch.
WASHINGTON, JUL 22 (IANS): The Pentagon has said it will not give Pakistan the remainder of a key US military reimbursement fund allotted to the country for 2016 due to Islamabad’s insufficient counterterrorism action. The Pentagon an nounced the move to withhold $50 million in “Coalition Support Funds” on Friday, saying it had determined Pakistan had not taken “sufficient action” against the Haqqani network, the Taliban offshoot responsible for numerous attacks in neighboring Afghanistan, the Washington Post reported. “This decision does not reduce the significance of the sacrifices that the
gon’s upcoming strategy for Afghanistan and the surrounding region, now known as the “South Asia Strategy”. “Pakistan still has time to take action against the Haqqani Network in order to influence the Secretary’s certification decision in,” Stump said. The US in 2012 designated the Haqqani Network as a terrorist organization. Mattis earlier told lawmakers that the Pentagon’s new approach in Afghanistan would focus more on Pakistan, a country long seen as a problem by US officials because of its lawless border regions where Taliban and Haqqani militants often encamp and regroup before flowing back towards Kabul, the report said.
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Prospectus cum Application forms to fill up vacant seats for class-XI (Arts) may be collected from the office of the undersigned on or before 25th July 2017. The candidate must pass the class X board exam in the session 2016-17.
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"SEITHEKEMA 'C' VILLAGE COUNCIL NOTIFIES GENERAL PUBLIC" As notified by D.C. Dimapur on the local dailies published on 12th & 16th July 2017, restricting heavy vehicles plying towards Patkai-Seithekema road except passenger busses. It is observed that heavy vehicle are still plying along the said road without taking alternate route been restored and maintained to avoid crossing RCC narrow weak bridge at Patkai which is at the peak of repairing. At this very juncture of notification, the undersigned also informed and hereby draw the attention of the concerned department to kindly pay heed and look into the matter soon. Further, the village authority warned commuters/driver's to drive vehicle at certain slow limit in the village area as the school-going students/villagers /pedestrian are witnessing and posing threat due to reckless driving while paddling by foot to cover short distance for schooling. Anyone caught using alcohol beverages along the roadside/ driving at high speed in the Village area stringent action will be initiated with heavy penalty against the defaulters. (KEZHALEZO GEISUO) Council Secretary Seithekema 'C' Village Council
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choosing between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, Orban initially answered with a joke about a Pole being asked in the communist era to choose between Hitler and Stalin. “He answered that he chooses Marlene Dietrich,” Orban said with a laugh. “What I want to say with this is that you can’t give a good answer to a bad question.” Orban first expressed his support for Trump, then a presidential candidate, a year ago at the same event in Romania, while Putin has visited Hungary twice in two years. Hungary is expanding its energy ties with Moscow, including Russia’s construction of new reactors at Hungary’s only nuclear power plant. Orban said “Hungarian interests” would be the “guiding star” of the country’s foreign policy, not “Trump, Putin or (German Chancellor Angela) Merkel.”
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This is for information of all concerned that I, Sashimong Pongener, S/o Lt. M. Pongener is the legal owner of Patta No 1584, Dag No 73/1871, Block No 3, located at Khermahal Dimapur (Super Nova Car Lab). Any person who buy, sell or mortgage the above mentioned plot of land shall be doing so at his/her own risk. Sd/Sashimong Pongener
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The Kashiram Village Council, with deep appreciation would like to thank the District Administration, for providing immediate and timely help in the form of ex-gratia monetary relief to the flood affected households residing in Kashiram Village. The Kashiram Village Council along with the beneficiaries thank each and everyone for their timely help, love and support in our hour of need. (T.S Meren Sangtam) Chairman Kashiram Village Council
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Through this column, The Contractor and staff would like to express our deep sense of gratitude to all those individuals and groups who had assisted us during the fire tragedy that occurred near Chungtia village (Tsumarshiong) on 19 th July 2017 between Mokokchung Mariane N.H 702. Although we could not thank each individuals, groups and organizations in person, we extend our heartiest gratitude for the gesture of kindness and action towards us during our trouble. Specially thanks to: 1. Chungtia Village Council. 2. Chungtia Baptist Church. 3. Sapangya Compound Baptist Church. 4. Sapangya Compound Executive Committee. 5. Mokokchung to Mariani Road Side Village Forum. 6. Tsumarshiong Sector. 7. Executive Engineer and staff of PWD National Highway Mokokchung Division. 8. Well wishers and individuals. Contractor and Staff DC-1733
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A review of Nana: A Tale Of Us her father, if nothing is done about the many depressing concerns, it will only fade away like the echo. But on the whole, this film should be lauded for giving the viewers the central message that, if change is to happen, it should begin from the family, that, a family lies at the heart of imbibing and also rebuilding moral values. It is a paramount need especially
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et on the backdrop of corruption and the need for Clean Election in Nagaland, this 140 minute film directed by Tiakumzuk Aier is about the need for change. The film has rightly portrayed NANA’s family centring on their young daughter ‘NANA’ – the protagonist who carries the dreams, hopes and happiness. Her character is an apt reflection of the many dreams, hopes, and the realization of which will culminate in happiness within the longing for a better Nagaland. I leave aside the technicalities like the sound, music, editing, videography etc., but in the context of the film, there are some scenes worth highlighting for the ethical and moral lessons it offers. The voting scene which portrays a man standing to uphold his moral principles so also the father who was harassed at gunpoint for endorsing clean election and clean leader is a moral lesson for all for the reason that the real test of character comes not just through the word of mouth but through resoluteness in ones principle and integrity during testing times. Election 2018 will also be a test for those perpetuating clean election through the word of mouth. In another scene, the ‘good doc-
for a society swallowed by corruption. As rightly narrated, almost all the families have a ‘NANA’ at home. We need to take care of ‘NANA’ if we want change for a better Nagaland. Consequently, if we also want clean election to work, we need to work through the heart of ‘NANA’ in generating a clean heart.
The rural setting; the slow unfolding of the real character of Nana’s father; the various elements of violence, friendship, romance; the comical presence of ‘Rev. Patrix,’ and a bit overboard ‘dramatic’ ending are traits that will keep viewers both emotionally engaged as well as entertained. Well, it is truly a tale of ‘us.’ (Dr. Asangba Tzudir)
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esigner Pooja Bhutani and her entrepreneur husband Gaurav Bhutani have announced the launch of “Elysian Desire- Frame ‘2’ Fame Sydney”, a music video that celebrates global indian women along with ace Photographer Akash Das and director Vishal Chaturvedi. The Frame ‘2’ Fame music video and calendar will showcase real life mod-
els coming from all over Australia and intent to make a global footprint in the field of fashion, glitz and glamour. Simran Gulati, first runner of Mrs India Australia 2016 and singer and model Monisha Sami are among those who are part of the video. “We bring out the fusion of Sweat, glitz and glamour quotient of global Indian women and televise it for the first time,” Gaurav
said in a statement. “The Frame ‘2’ Fame Sydney music video shoot shall comprise of the Global Indian Women from all over Australia , as their style quotient will become global inspiration for all women and post this shoot we will be taking Frame 2 Fame to other parts of the world and glorifying many such Global Indian Women,” Pooja added.
tor’ writing off the medical bill in his name also reverberates with the condition of health care delivery particularly in the rural areas and the high costs of medical treatment especially for the poor. The doctor through his good deed shows that doctors can act as ethical and moral keepers in their profession. The ‘mad man’ may lend as a character in a typical village setting but it reminds of our society enmeshed in a kind of ‘madness syndrome’ and the need for a mad man to teach the ‘maddened people.’ In life, the saddest part is doing something bad even out of force without giving thought to the consequences only to regret later. This film teaches us the consequences of wrongful acts and the importance of thinking before acting upon a certain action. Ultimately, all things – good and bad will be revealed. Most importantly, teacher Grace’s ability to forgive the ‘unforgivable’ is also a timely reminder to give love and forgiveness for a society that finds fragmented on various sinister lines. These are traits to initiate a process of healing. The film may be seen as one reverberating on the tones of the need for clean election in Nagaland and like the echo of Nana and K-1796
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hang around,” Rai said after his meeting with BCCI officials. It is learnt that with the Under-19 World Cup next year and some A series also lined up, Dravid will be available if chief coach Ravi Shastri wants him when the senior team camps at the National Cricket Academy. This effectively rules Dravid out of the South Africa tour as speculated in certain sections.
Rai also admitted that in case of Zaheer Khan, they are “struggling” to create a template in which his IPL contract can be balanced with his consultancy role. “Earlier, there was no system in place. We are trying to set templates. Zaheer is very much in scheme of coaching various Indian teams but we can only have him after we have a contract in place. “We can’t just tell Zaheer okay we give you a three month or three week contract and these are conditions. We have to also look into his IPL contract, media commitments,” Rai explained. CEO Johri then added: “Ravi is in touch with Zaheer. In any case, he will be available not before South Africa series.”
ATK unveil Teddy as new coach
Ko l k ata , J u l 2 2 (IANS): Two-time Indian Super League (ISL) champions Atletico de Kolkata (ATK) on Saturday unveiled newly-appointed head coach Teddy Sheringham and technical director Ashley Westwood for the 2017 season. Sheringham was one of the stars of the Manchester United side that won the Champions League in the 1998-99 season. He also won three English Premier League (EPL) titles, one FA Cup, an Intercontinental Cup and an FA Charity Shield with United, scoring 31 goals in 104 appearances. The former England striker began his career with Millwall F.C in 1982 at the age of 16, scoring 93
Winners of the tournament along with the organisers.
Dimapur, Jul 22 (NPN): Automatic FC won the 3rd Open Four Men Soccer Tournament organised by Nine Zone Club Peren from July 19 to 22. Focus FC Peren bagged
the runner-up while Jalukie Colony FC-B was adjudged the best discipline team. The closing ceremony was graced by Peren Town Baptist Church deacon Namzu Siang.
1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved father
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An Eternal Memory..... The special memories of you always brings a smile You were someone special who was thought so highly of who’ll always be remembered with affection, warmth and love. Sending thoughts to Heaven on the day you went away and hope you know you are missed more than words could ever say.
Born in : 1961 – Died on : 17/7/2017
We wish to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who comforted and stood by us through prayers and helping us physically, financially and materially during the illness till the demise of our beloved Late Mr. Lipenthung Shitiri. We deeply regret our inability to thank you personally but it is our prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DC-1732
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We, the bereaved family members of Late Ms. Vinikali Shohe of Rotomi Village would like to express our profound gratitude to all the individuals, friends, churches, organizations and well-wishers who stood by us in our darkest hour of grief, as God recalled His beloved daughter on 18th July, 2017.
It has been 14 years that you left us for your heavenly abode to be with, the way the truth and the life. As all are born to die there is no cure for the death. Although you left us your matchless love and utmost care linger freshly in our hearts with a silent tears. We deeply miss you dad.
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goals in 220 matches. He also played for Tottenham Hotspur. “I am extremely thankful to the ATK management for giving me an opportunity to be a part of Indian Super League by being the head coach of this fantastic team,” Sheringham said in a statement. “My focus would be to understand methods and tactics of each player and align them to get optimum output and also lend them my field expertise. I hope to have a great run in here”
Dimapur, Jul 22 ( N P N ) : O p e n Pe n a l t y Shootout tournament organized by East Dimapur Sumi Students’ Union was held Saturday at DDSC Stadium, Dimapur. K. Yamao Konyak, BDO RD Block Chumukedima graced the event as the chief guest. Speaking on the occasion, the chief guest called upon the gathering to love one another to learn to forgive. God has gifted Nagas with good talent in sports and therefore, we should utilize it properly, said Yamao while urging the players not to spoil their life by indulging in alcohol, drugs etc. Earlier, God’s blessing was invoked by Rev. Dr. Shiwoto Assumi, senior pastor NCRC, Purana Bazar and welcome address was delivered by EDSSU president Kanato S. Awomi. A special song was presented by Zenoni Zhimo and benediction was offered by Nilotoli Achumi, assistant pastor youth EDSBCPB. The programme was chaired by Alino Sumi.
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1. Rotomi Baptist Church. 2. Rotomi Welfare (Dimapur, Kohima, Zunheboto, Akuhaito) 3. Akuhaito Baptist Church 4. Philimi Village 5. Neighbours, friends & relatives (Thilixu Village Block-4) Born : 23 May, 1989 Died : 18th July, 2017 rd
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Born on : 09.08.1967 – Died on : 18.07.2017 We the bereaved family members would like to express our profound gratitude and sincere thanks to each and every individual who stood by us and supported us physically, financially, materially and spiritually at the demise of our loving mother Late Kilemnungla Jamir (Kangtsung) who left for her heavenly abode on 18.07.2017. We deeply regret for our inability to thank each and everyone individually but it is our prayer that the Almighty blesses you abundantly. Loving husband, daughter & family members. DP-7431
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New Delhi, Jul 22 (PTI): Former India captain Rahul Dravid “will not be available” for the senior Indian team’s overseas tours owing to his commitments with the India A and Under-19 sides, the Committee of Administrators (COA) chief Vinod Rai said Saturday. While Rai admitted that they are trying to sort out Zaheer Khan’s contract issues as he is still associated with IPL franchise Delhi Daredevils, CEO Rahul Johri informed that the former speedster is likely to be available for India’s tour of South Africa. “Dravid’s contract issues are all sorted. He has two-year full-time contract (India A and U19). He has said that he is not available for tours abroad (senior team). He does not want to
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Through this column, we convey our deepest gratitude to one and all who stood by us and helped us at the demise of our most beloved Lt. Neisakieno Seyie, who left us on July 17, 2017. We choose not to name people, institutions and organizations lest we miss out someone. Though words are not adequate to express our deep feeling, we hereby acknowledge the strength and solace derived from your care and affection through your prayers, visitation, material gifts and messages from the time she was under treatment till the funeral. There is no way we can repay you, but our heart's desire is to let God's grace and blessings in abundance rest upon you all. DP-7448 K Y M C
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We the bereaved family members of Lt. Shekho Lohe, of Mutsale village District, Phek Nagaland, convey our gratitude to every individual who have expressed their sympathy and gesture of kindness following our tragic loss. We offer, our heartfelt thanks to all the friends, neighbors and well wishers who extended their full support financially, materially, physically and through prayer support. We would also like to extend our special thanks to those individuals and youths who initiated to retrieve the body by risking their lives. Our son was drowned in the Dhansiri river on 18/07/17 around 04:30 PM and his body is yet to be recovered, so we request the churches, prayer warriors, relatives & and dear ones to pray that his body be recovered soon. We convey our special thanks to :1. Kuzholuzo (Azo) Nienu MLA. Leader of NPF Legislature Party 2. Shevohu Nienu & family 3. Viheshe Achumi, Retired Joint Director Khadi & Village and family 4. Ariyi Nienu & Family 5. Thahekhu Baptist Church/ Village Council & Youth 6. Toulazou Chakesang Welfare Union Dimapur 7. Tizu Area Welfare Union Dimapur 8. Western Chakhesang Public Organization 9. Western Chakhesang Youth Organization 10. Police Department We regret on our part if anyone is left out unmentioned but it is our prayer that the Almighty God Bless each and everyone abundantly in return to those who extended their precious help. DP-7430
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Batshuayi wraps his left foot around the ball as he unleashes a curled effort while Per Mertesacker tries in vain to block.
B e iji n g , J u l 2 2 (Agencies): Chelsea crushed Arsenal 3-0 in a preseason game in Beijing today but the friendly turned ugly as Pedro left the field with a bloodied face after a big collision with David Ospina. The injury scare was followed by a two-goal performance by Chelsea’s Belgian forward Michy Batshuayi before a crowd of 55,618 people at the Bird’s Nest in the Chinese capital. Pe d r o l ay o n t h e
ground within half an hour with blood in his nose, lips and right ear after colliding with Colombian keeper Ospina, who slammed into the Spaniard as he leapt to clear a long ball with both fists. After a few minutes of medical attention on the ground, the Spanish international walked off the pitch and did not return to the game. The victory gave the Blues some measure of revenge after Arsenal stunned Chelsea 2-1 in the FA Cup
final in May to deny the Premier League champions a double trophy season. B a t s h u ay i s h i n e d as Chelsea prepare to be joined by Spanish striker Alvaro Morata, who could make his debut against Bayern Munich in Singapore on Tuesday following his reported €80-million (RM400 million) transfer from Real Madrid. Batshuayi scored his second goal within five minutes of the second half, deftly one-timing a low pass from Marco Alonso
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Satish Kumar and Yanren Jamio with their competition vehicle.
D im a p u r , J u l 2 2 (NPN): Yanren Jamio, a member of Association of Offroaders Nagaland (AON) will be participating in the Indian Chapter of Rainforest Challenge at Goa from July 22-30. Jamio will be navigat-
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ing through the treacherous terrain and making it through the toughest obstacles designed to test man and machine to the limit. Both the driver and navigator have to be in sync and in top physical condition.
from just outside the area to fire a curving shot past Ospina. Arsenal’s own star signing, former Lyon striker Alexandre Lacazette, had a low-key first half and did not return for the second period. French international Olivier Giroud entered the game in the second half and provided some spark but his early shots were saved or wide. Willian opened the score sheet from just inside the area in the 40th minute, taking a low shot with an Arsenal defender in front of him to beat a diving Ospina. Just two minutes later, Premier League Player of the Year N’Golo Kante took the ball inside Arsenal’s half and fed it to Batshuayi, who beat Ospina with a left-footed shot from the edge of the box. Arsenal have a full week to recover as they look to bounce back from this defeat. Their next fixture comes against Benfica in the Emirates Cup next Saturday. Chelsea, meanwhile, are back in action on Wednesday with another heavyweight clash, former boss Carlo Ancelotti and his Bayern Munich side, their opponents.
Chelsea sign Morata on a five-year deal Lo n d o n, J u l 2 2 (IANS): Chelsea head coach Antonio Conte said that Spain striker Alvaro Morata will be the first choice to lead their attack after he joined the capital football club from European football champions Real Madrid on a five-year deal. “Chelsea Football Club is delighted to announce Alvaro Morata has completed his move from Real Madrid on a five-yeardeal,” the club confirmed on Friday. The English champions have reportedly signed the 24-year-old striker for 60 million pounds ($78 million). Morata scored 20 goals last season after rejoining Real from Italian champions Juventus. He has also won the Champions League, La Liga and Champions League twice each with the club. Chelsea head coach Antonio Conte clarified that Morata will be the first choice striker for the club ahead of fiesty Diego Costa, who will exit the club, possibly on a loan deal.
Kashyap, Prannoy in US Open semis A n a h e im , J u l 2 2 (IANS): Indian shuttlers Parupalli Kashyap, H.S. Prannoy and the men’s doubles pair of Manu Attri and B. Sumeeth Reddy entered to the semi-finals of the US Open Grand Prix here. Kashyap on Friday ended the hopes of his compatriot Sameer Verma with a 21-13, 21-16 victory in 40 minutes. Kashyap will meet S o u t h Ko r e a ’s Kwa n g Hee Heo in the semi-final. Kwang defeated Japan’s Koki Watanabe 21-16, 1621, 21-9.’ It will be world No.59 Kashyap’s first encounter against Kwang. Second seed Prannoy got the better of Japanese eighth seed Kanta Tsuneyama in a 10-21, 21-15, 21-18 triumph in an hour. In the next round, world No.23 Prannoy’s opponent will be Vietnamese 15th seed Tien Minh Nguyen, who brushed aside South Korean 10th seed Jeon Hyeok Jin 21-15, 21-15. Prannoy and World No.66 Nguyen have faced once -- in 2012 Asia Championships where the Vietnamese had won. The third seeded men’s doubles pair of ManuSumeeth moved past Japanese seventh seeds Hiroki Okamura and Masayuki Onodera 21-18, 22-20 in 43 minutes.
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Indian eves finish 8th at HWL Semis
Ireland beat India in the playoff for seventh on Saturday.
Johannesburg, Jul 22 (IANS): India conceded two goals in as many minutes in the final quarter as they lost 1-2 to Ireland in the 7th/8th placement match of the Womens Hockey World League (HWL) Semi Final here on Saturday. India got the lead in the 15th minute as Gurjit Kaur successfully converted a penalty corner by firing the ball low to the left. There was plenty of entertainment in the second quarter with India dominating with improvised circle penetrations. During one such circle entry in the 24th min-
ute, Navjot Kaur was obstructed by Ireland keeper Ayeisha McFerran which resulted in her being sent away with a yellow card for 10 minutes. India were awarded a penalty stroke; however, nothing came off the opportunity with Ireland’s stand-by goalkeeper Grace O’Flanagan making a great save. India lost another opportunity to double their lead when a goal was disallowed as it came off the back stick of Indian striker Rani Rampal in the 28th minute. Coming into the match after a 10-minute halftime break, India won
back-to-back penalty corners in the 31st minute but they couldn’t convert the chances. With India failing to seal the match, Ireland were never out of the match. They struck the equaliser in the 47th minute with a clinical variation in their penalty corner attempt that saw Kathryn Mullan finding a perfect deflection to put it past Savita. One minute later, Lizzie Colvin gave them the lead through a penalty corner. Though India made desperate attempts to equalise, the Ireland defence stood strong to win the match.
3rd autocross event motor rally concludes
Competitors drive through dusty tracks during the 3rd autocross event motor rally on Saturday. (NP)
D im a p u r , J u l 2 2 (NPN): The two-day 3rd autocross event motor rally concluded Saturday at State stadium, Dimapur. To m i t o V S h o h e emerged as the winner in under 1000 cc category while Roukuobeituo and Vizosielie took the second and third place respectively.
In above 1000 cc, Larry Mukhim took the first position, Babit Lyngdoh came second and Brandon Bazeley bagged the third place. In the above 1000 cc category, Ewellson emerged as the winner while Larry Mukhim and Dennis took the second and third place
respectively. In ladies categor y, Phoebe Dale Nungrum and Sentizen stood first and second. Earlier, the final day was flagged off by Major Vikuto Asumi, 32 Assam Rifles while Feroz Khan graced the occasion as the guest of honour.
Meanwhile the organisers have thanked the commandant 32 Assam Rifles for providing assistance and support with tent and other logistics. The event sponsored was by Tata Motors (Tata Hexa 4X4) Dimapur and organized by Dimapur Motor Sports Club (DMSC).
Liverpool seal Robertson move from Hull City
London, Jul 22 (IANS): Scotland international Andy Robertson put pen to paper on a long-term contract with Liverpool, the English Premier League (EPL) football club announced on its website. Speaking after completing his move, the 23-year-old defender told Liverpoolfc.com: “It feels a wee bit sur-
real just now. Obviously I’m delighted. There’s been a lot of speculation over the last couple of weeks but I’m glad that the deal’s finally been done and I’m a Liverpool player”. “There’s not many, if any, more special clubs than Liverpool. When you grow up as a kid you dream of
playing with big clubs such as Liverpool and to make that a reality is a dream come true for me,” he said. “I just want to prove to people that I can do it at this level, and hopefully I manage to do that this season and go on to do good things for this club.”
Children with coaches and members of Elite Badminton Club. (NP)
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D I M A P UR , J UL 2 2 (NPN): Elite Badminton Club (EBC) Dimapur has every reason to smile as its
efforts has started yielding results. Last year, six children (four boys and two girls) in under-12 category were selected to represent Dimapur district in
the state level catch them young tournament. They were part of the coaching camp conducted by the club. Every year the club has been conducting
coaching camp to promote badminton among the youngsters in the state. Currently, 25 children both boys and girls in the age group of between seven to 14 years are taking part in the coaching camp conducted by the club. Children are being imparted coaching under the guidance of state world no one badminton players Narola Jati and assisted by Moa Temjen, who is also a state badminton player. The camp is being organized during the summer vacation, to enable children to take part in the camp. The camp began every evening from 5 pm to 7 pm at the indoor badminton court at Eastern Christian College. It started on July 17 and will continue till July 30. Apart from this, to promote the game in the state, Elite Badminton Club Dimapur has also been conducting badminton tournament every year.
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EBC coaching camp for beginners
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