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Vol XXIX No. 227
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JD(S)-Cong govt in Karnataka falls YEDDYURAPPA TO STAKE CLAIM TO FORM BJP-LED GOVernmenT
HD Kumaraswamy with coalition party leaders stand to support the vote of confidence during Assembly Session at Vidhana Soudha, in Bengaluru, Tuesday. (PTI)
BENGALURU, JUL 23 (PTI): The Congress-JD(S) coalition government in Karnataka headed by Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy collapsed on Tuesday night capping a 14-month long turbulent tenure, losing a vote of confidence in the Assembly, setting the stage for the BJP’s return to power in the southern state. Bringing to end a threeweek long high-voltage intense power struggle triggered by a raft of resignations by rebel lawmakers that made the survival of the government difficult, the confidence motion moved by Kumaraswamy was de-
214 deaths due to AES in Assam: Choubey NEW DELHI, JUL 23 (PTI): As many as 214 deaths due to Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) were reported in Assam till July 18 this year, Minister of State for Health, Ashwini Kumar Choubey informed the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday. Responding to a question over what measures were initiated by the Centre to address the outbreak, the minister said the central teams have visited Assam between June 30-July 1 and July 8-10 to review the situation and provide technical assistance to the state. “The teams observed that Japanese Encephalitis (JE) transmission is going on in the state but at the same time transmission of other pathogens like scrub typhus, leptospirosis is also observed. “The state health authorities have already taken large number of actions to tackle the problem. However, issues related to over suspicion of AES and over diagnosis of JE, testing algorithm, treatment protocol and vector management were observed and state and District Health Authorities were advised accordingly,” Choubey said in his reply.
feated with 99 members voting for the motion and 105 against it in a House of 225 including Speaker P R Ramesh Kumar and a nominated member. As many as 20 MLAs-Congress-JDS (17), BSP (1), Independents (2)-- skipped the proceedings, reducing the effective strength of the House to 205. The magic figure for Kumaraswamy to win the trust vote required was 103. “The motion moved by the Chief Minister has fallen through,” Speaker Kumar announced. Flashing the victory sign after the voting, BJP leader B S Yeddyurappa,
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Yeddyurappa, who is likely to take over as chief minister, said “It is the victory of democracy. People were fed up with the Kumaraswamy government. I want to assure the people of Karnataka that a new era of development will start from now onwards,” he said. Yeddyurappa, who had served as the chief minister of the State thrice, said his focus will be on farmers hard hit by drought and other problems. “Our farmers are suffering due todrought and other reasons. In the coming days we assure the people of Karnataka that we will give more importance to the farmers so that they can live happily,” he said. He added that once his government takes over, it would take an appropriate decision.
Rio effects minor reshuffle DIMAPUR, JUL 23 (NPN): In a minor reshuffle after the PDA government was installed in March 2018, the governor of Nagaland, on the advice of the chief minister, has reallocated the portfolios and the business of the government among the ministers. According to a notification, the State Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio would hold Finance, Personnel & Administrative Reforms and any other portfolio not allotted; Deputy Chief Minister Yanthungo Patton will hold Home and Road & Bridges; G Kaito Aye Agriculture and Cooperation; CM Chang Forest, Environment & Climate Change; Neiba Kronu Planning & Coordination, Land Revenue and Parliamentary Affairs; S Pangnyu Phom Health & Family Welfare; P Paiwang Konyak Transport, Civil Aviation & Railways and Land Recourses; Jacob Zhimomi Public Health Engineering; Metsubo Ja-
mir Rural Development; Tongpang Ozukum Housing and Mechanical; V Kashiho Sangtam Soil & Water Conservation and Geology & Mining and Temjen Imna Along Higher & Technical Education and Tribal Affairs. Meanwhile, the chief minister has reassigned the departments to the advisors to the CM with immediate effect: Noke Wangnao Social Welfare, Home Guards & Civil Defence; Pohwang Konyak Fire & Emergency Services, SIRD and Relief & Rehabilitation; Pukhayi Food & Civil Supplies, Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection and Justice & Law; Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire Urban Development & Municipal Affairs; R Khing Veterinary & Animal Husbandry and Women Resources Development; Mmhonlumo Kikon Information Technology & Communication, Science & Technology and New & Re n ewa b l e E n e r g y ;
Tovihoto Ayemi Power; Dr.Longrineken Treasuries & Accounts and National Highways; Zhaleo Rio Sericulture, Excise and Minority Affairs; Namri Nchang Water Resources; L Khumo Fisheries; K Tokugha Sukhalu School Education; Toshi Wungtung Information & Public Relations, SCERT and Village Guards; Kazheto Kinimi CAWD and NSDMA; Mhathung Yanthan Horticulture and Border Affairs; Khehovi Yepthomi Tourism and Art & Culture; N Bongkhao Konyak DUDA, H Haiying Prisons and Printing & Stationery; Imnatiba Industries & Commerce, Labour & Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship and Er.Zale Neikha Youth Resources & Sports. The notification reiterated that the arrangement was to help utilize the vast and practical experience of the members of NLA for the benefit of the public at large.
Lotha orgns resolve to support LH
DIMAPUR, JUL 23 (NPN): Lotha organisations have reportedly resolved “not to entertain or recognise any unauthorised organisation such as the LPO of Mr. Sulathung Humtsoe”, but to stead(Cont’d on p-7) fastly nurture and lend full cooperation and support to the Lotha Hoho. LH chairman Mhondamo Ovung and general secretary S Abenthung Ngullie said the resolution was adopted after deliberations on the formation of a parallel Lotha Public Organisation(LPO) led by Sulanthung Humtsoe, who they said was “disassociated” from Lotha Hoho for ten years. The resolution was unanimously adopted by Lotha organisations on “ M o d i a s k e d m e t o behalf of the Lotha public mediate on Kashmir. But I the July 19 meeting held at don’t know where it is.” LTC Hall, Wokha town.
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who is hoping to become the chief minister for the fourth time, described the outcome as a “victory for democracy” as people were fed up with the Kumaraswamy government. The BJP did not take part in the debate except for interventions and remained silent despite allegations thrown at it by the Congress and JD(S) members. After losing the trust vote which missed a couple of deadlines, Kumaraswamy, 59, went to Raj Bhavan and submitted his resignation to Governor Vajubhai Vala. The resignation was accepted with immediate effect but Kumaraswamy was asked to continue as caretaker chief minister till alternative arrangements are made. After the Assembly polls last year, Yeddyurappa resigned without facing the trust vote since he did not have the numbers on his side with the BJP, which bagged 104 seats, falling short of majority by 9 seats. Kumaraswamy lashed out at the BJP for repeatedly trying to topple his government and warned BJP that its government would not last long.
LH said those who spoke included -senior citizens, senior citizens , such as TC Kithan, NCS (Retd), ex parliamentarian such as ET Ezung, past LH leaders such as Mhao Humtsoe, retired bureaucrats such as YL Jami IAS (Retd), Church leaders like Rev. NT Murry, Lotha Students’ Union president Lipemo Tsopoe, Wokha District Village Council Chairmen Association president Myingthungo Odyuo, WDGB Association president P Nzanbemo Tungoe, Lotha Eloe (Women) Hoho president, NGO leaders such as general secretary Kohima Lotha Hoho, chairman Dimapur Lotha Hoho, chairman Ralan Area Lotha Hoho, chairman Potinakup Public Organisation of ten villages, Mokokchung Lotha Hoho, CNTC vice president Khondao Ngul-
lie, chairman Pangti village council, chairman Lakhuti village council, chairman Sungro range of seven villages, chairman Elumyo village council, chairman Yonchucho village council, chairman Doyang village council, member of JCPI Thungjamo Ngullie, etc. Many other organisations and village councils also attended. Vote of thanks was proposed by LH joint secretary Yihamo Patton. LH chairman Er.Mhondamo Ovung chaired the meeting. In invocation by the executive secretary of Lotha Baptist Churches Association Rev. Nyanchumo Lotha, who also dedicated the new team of Lotha Youth Hoho, headed by N Yanpothung Ezung as president and Limhathung N Yanthan as general secretary.
ANEFWA threatens state-wide protest DIMAPUR, JUL 23 (NPN): All Nagaland Electricity Field Workers Association (ANEFWA) has threatened to initiate protest all over the state in the event of government’s failure to meet its fourpoint demand. In a representation addressed to the engineerin-chief, department of power, the ANEFWA president Ayeto Sumi and general secretary Tepuhosul highlighted the grievances of the members and sought government’s intervention and necessary action. The association has demanded that the state gover nment set aside Clause–D of the Office Memorandum dated June 20, 2019 and make applicable B and C to the member of ANEFWA for relaxing the year of experience for promotion. ANEFWA’s second demand included quashing and setting aside condition no.4 of the office letter July 3, 2019 and to direct the responsible department to maintain the strength of work-charged employees as recommended by the commission.
Trump’s Kashmir remarks trigger pol firestorm; Oppn wants Modi to clarify
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar speaks in the Rajya Sabha during the Budget Session of Parliament, in New Delhi, Tuesday. (RSTV Grab)
NEW DELHI/WASHINGTON JUL 23 (PTI): A massive political firestorm broke out on Tuesday over Donald Trump’s stunning claim that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had asked him to mediate on the Kashmir dispute with the Opposition demanding a clarification from Modi even as the government asserted that no such request was made to the US president. The issue rocked both houses of Parliament with the opposition, led by Congress, demanding that the prime minister himself should clarify since Trump’s (Cont’d on p-7) comments were “serious”.
Ahead of talks with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan in White House on Monday, Trump told reporters that Modi had asked him during a meeting on the sidelines of G-20 summit in Osaka last month to mediate on the Kashmir issue. External Affairs Ministry was quick to deny Trump’s startling claim on Monday while strongly reiterating India’s consistent position that all outstanding issues with Pakistan will have to be discussed bilaterally, including the Kashmir issue. As the opposition mounted a concerted attack on the Modi government, both inside and
outside Parliament, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said in Rajya Sabha that Modi had never made any such request to Trump. Not satisfied with the Jaishankar’s statement, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that a “weak” foreign ministry denial wouldn’t do and Modi must tell the nation what transpired in the meeting between him and the US president. Opposition leaders also held a meeting and sought an explanation from Modi in both the Houses on Trump’s statement. Various opposition leaders addressed a press conference on the issue. As Trump’s comments risked straining ties with New Delhi, the US State Department in Washington said Kashmir is a “bilateral” issue between India and Pakistan, and the US “welcomes” the two countries “sitting down” for talks. Hours after Trump’s remarks, influential Democratic Congressman Brad Sherman tweeted that he apologised to Indian envoy in the US Harsh Shringla for the president’s “amateurish and embarrassing mistake”.
Boris Johnson elected as next UK Prime Minister from within the Conservative Party. Addressing the Tory party members at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre in London, near the Houses of Parliament, soon after the results were declared, Johnson, 55, said: “No one person or party has the monopoly of wisdom.
Time and again it is to us [Conservative Party] that people have turned. “At this pivotal point in history... I know that we will do it. The mantra is deliver Brexit, unite the country and defeat (Labour leader) Jeremy Corbyn. “I will work flat out to repay your confidence.
The work begins now.” The co-chair of the Tory party’s 1922 Committee Cheryl Gillan MP opened the envelope to declare that Johnson won 92,153 votes compared to 46,656 polled for Hunt by a voting base of 159,320 Tory membership, with 509 rejected ballots.
Boris Johnson (File)
LONDON, JUL 23 (PTI): Boris Johnson on Tuesday won the Conservative Party’s leadership race to become the next Prime Minister of Britain, amid the political uncertainty over the country’s divorce deal with the European Union. Johnson, the former foreign secretary and London Mayor, was widely expected to beat foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt in the battle for 10 Downing Street, which was triggered last month when a Brexit-battered May resigned amid a mounting rebellion
1,25,299 govt employees in Nagaland Correspondent
KOHIMA, JUL 23 (NPN): Nagaland state has a total number of 1,25,299 government employees as of March 31, 2018, out of which 87,279 are male and 38,020 are female employees. This was mentioned in the Nagaland statistical handbook 2018 which released Tuesday on the occasion of the inauguration of the economics and statistics directorate in Kohima by its advisor L. Khumo Khiam. According to the handbook, there are a total of 4988 employees in the Class I category, out of which 1456 are female and 3532 employees are males. (Cont’d on p-7)
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(L) The newly inaugurated directorate of economics and statistics. (R) L. Khumo Khiam speaking at the inauguration programme on Tuesday. (NP) Correspondent
KOHIMA, JUL 23 (NPN): Advisor Economics and Statistics, Fisheries and Aquatic Resources and Evaluation, L. Khumo Khiam on Tuesday inaugurated the new building of Directorate of Economics & Statistics (E&S)in Kohima. In his technical report, chief engineer, PWD Er. L Senti said that the construction started in 2010 with an estimated cost of Rs. 4,94,27,000 by contractor M/s Neikho-o Mere and Co and completed at a total cost of Rs. 8,28,80,900. The building located below the directorate of Land Resource is of a G+3 configuration and constructed on a plinth area of 31,430 sq.ft. with 37
rooms, two conference hall, 15 toilets and ramp for the differently abled people. He said the project could not be completed on time due to irregular of funding from the government while also some amount sanctioned for the building construction was diverted for construction of approach road, retaining wall and culverts. Addressing the inaugural function, Khumo said the slogan of the government “change is coming” can be turned into a reality only if every individual changes. He said many employees from economics and statistics has been scattered in various department and for which he urged the officials to respect and coop-
erate with the department officials whichever they are placed. He also appealed to the staff to maintain discipline and discharge their duties with sincerity and integrity. Khomo also released Nagaland Statistical Handbook 2018. Commissioner and secretary, Economics and Statistics, Kelei Zeliang in his brief address acknowledged the incumbent advisor, the director and all the people involved including the former advisor/parliamentary secretaries of the department for their initiative and contribution towards the directorate building. With better infrastructures, Zeliang appealed to the department staff to rededicate and give their
best performance for the betterment of the department and the state. Highlighting the department activities, Zeliang said though Economics and Statistics was a small department, it has numerous annual activities like Nagaland Economic Survey, Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP), registration of birth and death (vital statistics), village development indicator, price Statistics, statistical handbook, national sample survey, housing statistics, gender statistics, government employees census etc. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by additional director R. Khronu while the director Y. Sacheo Ovung delivered welcome address.
Dimapur police releases crime reports DIMAPUR: Dimapur police through its additional deputy commissioner and PRO, has released crime reports registered in the month of July 2019. In all the incidents, cases have been registered at the concerned Police Stations.
Six arrested on extortion charges
Dimapur police arrested six persons for collecting/extorting illegal tax in and around Dimapur. On July 17, one person identified as Tovi Awomi “SS. Rajepeyu of NSCN (K/Khango)” for illegally extorting money at Sub Jail junction area, Dimapur. Rs.15200 and 23 number of information slip of “NSCN(K/Khango)” were recovered from his possession, PRO said. Accordingly a case has been registered at West PS. On July 14, Dimapur Police (Mobile Unit) apprehended one person identified as Hito Ayemi (19) of Chekiye village, while he was demanding money from a shop at 3rd Mile area Dimapur. A case has been registered at Diphupar PS. On July 11, Dimapur Police Anti-Extortion Team (AET) apprehended one person identified as
Mughato Chishi (38) of NSCN (I-M) for collecting/ extorting illegal tax, Rs.300 per pick-up from the pickup drivers at Burma Camp area Dimapur. Police also recovered a cash amount of Rs.590 from his possession. A case has been registered at East PS. Dimapur police apprehended one person identified as Kughaho Chishi (42) of “NSCN(K/ Khango)” on July 9 and recovered one .22 pistol with magazine (country made) and two nos of .22 live rounds from his possession. A case has been registered at West PS. On July 7, Dimapur Police also arrested one person identified as Nevoci Vese (38) for collecting/ extorting illegal tax from auto drivers from Half Nagarjan Dimapur. A cash amount of Rs.390 and extortion slip of NSCN (I-M) was recovered from his possession, PRO said. In this connection, a case has been registered at East PS Dimapur. On July 6, Dimapur Police apprehended one person identified as Angukavi Achumi (32) “SS. Rajapeyu of NSCN (I-M)” from Marwari patti area while he was issuing work permit and extorting money
Police arrest 3 accused of pilfering foodgrains
Dimapur police highway patrol duty at Jornapani intercepted three truck drivers- Ravindra Rai, Sanju Kumar and Rohit Chetri on charges of pilfering food grains that was being transported to Peren district. In this connection, a case has been registered at Medziphema PS, PRO said.
One arrested for illegal sale of SIM cards
Dimapur police on July 20 apprehended one person identified as Nizamul Haque proprietor of JR Travels in Muslim Colony Road, Purana Bazar on suspicion of selling black SIM cards. During frisking/checking, 292 nos of black SIM (Vodafone), two biometric finger scanner and some other items were seized from inside the shop. Accordingly a case has been registered at East PS.
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In this regard, the advisor said that the department will strive to achieve these requirements in the days to come. He also said that department was trying its best to serve the public despite of various constraints. In conclusion, the advisor appealed to the public to cooperate with the fire fighters so that with their cooperation, the life and
DIAPUR: Phek Government College (PGC) observed its 38th fresher’s day on July 20. The event was graced by project director DRDA, Phek, Keyirangding Hegui as guest of honour. He reminded the students that the first 25 years of life determines how comfortably they will spent the rest of their life and therefore to use it fruitfully. Earlier in the programme, vice principal, Shepalu Suyie welcomed the freshers. Webeko Akami, vice president, PGCSU also welcomed and congratulated the freshers for their success in the HSSLC.
DIMAPUR: Dimapur police has arrested the prime accused in connection with the murder of Tasenjungla, whose body was recovered at a pond near Green Timber Mill, Chumoukedima. In a press statement, Addl. Dy. Commissioner of Police/PRO, said that the accused has been identified as Sanjay Lodh (20) son of Gopal Lodh, Lahorijan (Assam) and P/add- Police Complex, Chumoukedima. PRO said that during
the course of investigation and on further interrogation, the accused confessed of committing the crime. Meanwhile, police has collected substantive and corroborative evidences to frame the charges against the accused and further investigation is on, PRO said. Earlier, police recovered the body of a 22-yearold girl, found floating at a water body near Green Timber Mill, ChumoukeThe accused. (Dimapur Police) dima on July 12.
Awareness camp on oral health
LJP state unit condolence DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) has expressed deep sorrow on the sudden demise of Ram Chandra Paswan, LJP Lok Sabha MP, who is also the younger brother of union minister, Ram Vilas Paswan on July 20. Chief general secretary of the state party unit, Manthungo Odyuo conveyed condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed that the departed soul rest in peace.
Meeting for I-Day in Mokokchung: Deputy Commissioner, Mokokchung, Rajesh Soundararajan has convened a meeting of all heads of offices under Mokokchung district and administrative officers (HQ) on July 26 at 11 am at the Conference Hall of ADC Planning, Mokokchung to discuss on the preparation for the upcoming 73rd Independence Day celebration. All concerned have been requested to make it convenient to attend the meeting without fail. ANFATA new team: All Nagaland Fine Art Teachers Association (ANFATA) during its meeting held on July 16 at LCS building Kohima, has elected Lidemo Ngullie and Luiwichu Trakha as president and general secretary, along with two representatives from each district. Tsumang ‘A’ Colony Council condemns: Tsumang ‘A’ Colony Council Wokha has condemned the action of Liyanbeni Ngullie wife of Tsenbomo Ngullie, who was arrested for possession of banned drugs on July 19. In a statement, media cell of Tsumang ‘A’ Colony, Wokha, W. Alanthung Humtsoe urged the law enforcing agency not to grant any bail to such persons who “indent to damage the sanctity of our society”. The colony also cautioned house owners under Tsumang ‘A’ colony Wokha not to entertain such person with “adverse moral character while keeping a tenant”. CPO annual general meeting: The annual general meeting of Chakhroma Public Organisation (CPO) will be held on July 27 at 9:30 am at CPO hall, Chümoukedima Town. All the Villages, Colonies and Wards, who are yet to submit the triennial membership fees have been requested to produce at the meeting. All members have also been requested to attend the meeting in any convenient Angami/Tenyimi traditional attires. WSKH meeting: Western Sumi Kukami Hoho (WSKH) has convened meeting on July 27 at 10 a.m. at its office, Chekiye village, 3rd Mile Dimapur. All the executive and advisors have been requested to attend the meeting positively.
from building construction workers (non-Naga labours) at Kalibari road Dimaur. 15 nos of work permit cards of NSCN(I-M) and a cash of Rs.4300 were recovered/ seized from his possession. Accordingly a case has been registered at SBN PS.
Pohwang Konyak speaking at the programme on July 23.
technical profession. And from 2011 onwards, the state government has established seven more Fire Stations at Chumukedima, Kiphire, Peren, Kohima-North, Longleng, Tuli and Dimapur-West. Two more Fire Stations will be inaugurated shortly. But the state still will still face a shortage of 31 Fire Stations.
PGC freshers’ day July 12 murder: Prime accused arrested
Medical officials and participants at the awareness camp.
DIMAPUR: To create awareness on oral health hygiene in the district, a one day oral health awareness camp was conducted at Luthur Village on July 23. The camp was led by Dr. Weri Mero dental Pun-
gro and assistaed by nurses, ASHA co-ordinator, village ASHA & Anganwadi workers. During the camp a total number of 49 OPD cases were registered. A total of 17 were registered for dental
extraction and four were registered for root-stump and 30 patients were treated with oral prophylaxis. Village Health Committee, Village Councils and the villagers took part in the event.
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New Fire Station in Dimapur-West inaugurated
DIMAPUR: Advisor, Fire & Emergency Ser vices, SIRD and R&R, Pohwang Konyak on Tuesday inaugurated a Fire Station in Dimapur-West located near State Stadium. With this, the state has now a total number of 15 Fire Stations. As per the report of Ministry of Home Affairs, government of India, the state needed 48 Fire Stations. The MHA report was tabled after conducting a detail survey about the requirement of Fire Stations in Nagaland. Taking this into account, the department of Fire and Emergency Services had initiated various visions and activities with the approval of the State government. It may be noted that Nagaland Fire & Emergency Services was bifurcated from Nagaland Police on April 1, 1990 and formed as a separate directorate with eight Fire Stations due to its
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properties from fire disaster could be protected. Earlier, the programme was chaired by Neilasa Sopfii, IG (F&ES). SDO Police Engineering Project, Er. Imsanenla Imchen highlighted the details of the project which was funded by NEC and executed by M/s. P. Suohu under the supervision of Police Engineering Project.
Training RI introduction in Longleng DIMAPUR: District Health Society (DHS) Longleng completed training on Rotavirus Introduction and RI Strengthening for all the blocks in the district. A press release from Medical Superintendent Longleng, Dr. Toshirenla stated that the training for ASHAs and Aganwadis of Longleng-1, Longleng-2 and Yongnyah block was held on July 16 and 17 at CMO’s conference hall. Yachem PHC on July 16 and Tamlu PHC on July 19 in their own blocks respectively. The training was led by DPO (RCH/UIP), Dr. Imnameren Phom, MO Yachem PHC, Dr. Chai-e Buchem, MO Yongnyah PHC, Dr. Manen Phom and MO Yachem PHC, Dr. James Phom. The health workers were trained on cold chain and vaccine logistics management, etc.
In support of PHC Mopong renovation initiated by Mopong Hongkong students’ union (MHSU), the villagers of Yakshu conducted mass social work clearing the vicinity and made bamboo fence with freewill contributions.
The 1st batch of Nagaland Police Central Special Task Force (STF) completed three months counter insurgency and anti-terrorism course at CIAT School, Ruzaphema on July 23. The closing programme was attended by DGP, T. John Longkumer and IGP (NAP) Tokiumong along with host of senior police officers.
APPRECIATION The Konyak Union appreciates the Nagaland Police personnel, from Konyak Tribe, for donating one Scorpio to Konyak Union. Meanwhile, Union also expresses heartfelt gratitude to Shri. Changkai, DIG Nagaland and Shri. Yangba Konyak, Commandant 4th NAP and timely committee for vehicle consisting of Nyamto as Convener, committee members, Shri. Wennyei, Shri. Yamao, Shri. Atong Yanlam and Shri. Chingao for their initiative to procure this vehicle.
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WEATHER FORECAST July 24
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Itanagar A thunderstorm, not as warm 24 23 Shillong
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Tuensang A shower and t-storm around 18 16
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Dr. Temsumeren launching the NAD-CP on July 23.
DIMAPUR: Nagaland government on Tuesday launched the National Animal Disease – Control Programme (NAD-CP) at the Conference Hall of Nagaland Livestock Development Board, Lerie, Kohima in consonance with the Government of India, Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying, Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi. The programme was launched by additional director HoD, department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services, Dr. Temsumeren.
While launching the programme, Dr. Temsumeren highlighted the importance of the programme and the seriousness of the Government of India to eradicate the diseases, for which convergence of the programme with the newly introduced scheme- Information Network System on Animal Productivity & Health (INAPH) & National Animal Disease Reporting Systems (NADRS) has been done to complete traceability and capture real time reliable date of the immunised animals at the farmers’ doorstep.
Adolescent girls camp in Mon
SDO (C) Mon, Chumlamo Humtsoe along with block committee members and trainees during Adolescent Girl Camp at CMO conference hall Mon on July 23. (DIPR)
DIMAPUR: Adolescent girls’ camp on Information Education & Communication (IEC) and advocacy programme under National Nutrition Mission was held at Chief Medical Officer Conference Hall, Mon on July 23 under the theme “Good Livelihood”. Medical officer CMO office Mon, Dr. Elizabeth speaking on the topic “Awareness on Health Nutrition” and “Anaemia” said that adolescent is the transition period between childhood and adulthood, a window of opportunity for the improvement of nutritional status and correcting
poor nutritional practices. Any nutritional deficiency experienced during this critical period of life can have an effect on the future health of the individual and their offspring, she added. Super visor, Social Welfare Department Mon, L.Amei Konyak speaking on the topic “Importance of Hygiene & Sanitation” and “Right Age of Marriage” said that, early marriage before the age of 18 for girls in India was a violation of human rights and has an impact on physical growth, health, mental and emotional development and educational opportunities.
She advised the adolescent girls to equip themselves with knowledge and skills and delay marriage to lead healthier fulfilled lives. She also mentioned that, in order to prevent health related problems, healthy behaviours must be adapted for a holistic development and better future. More than 70 adolescent girls representing all Anganwati Centres under Mon block attended the programme. The programme was organised by Mon Block Convergence Actions Plan Committee under the aegis of RashtriyaPoshanAbhiyaan.
Director ICAR-NRC submits Tsungremmongcum-Miniannual report to Governor
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Director ICAR- NRC submitting the report to Governor, Acharya on July 23.
DIMAPUR: Director of ICAR-NRC on Mithun, Medziphema, Dr. Abhijit Mitra on Tuesday submitted the annual report of ICAR-NRC on Mithun 2018-19 to Nagaland Governor, P.B. Acharya and apprised him about the various ongoing activities of the institute. The report was handed over to Acharya, when the director called on the K Y M C
latter at Raj Bhavan in Kohima. Meanwhile, director, ICAR-NRC expressed gratitude to the outgoing Governor P. B. Acharya for his guidance on the various activities at the institute. A c h a r ya a l s o ex pressed satisfaction towards the effor ts and achievement made by the institute.
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019
DIMAPUR: Steering committee meeting for the upcoming Tsungremmong-cum-Mini-Hornbill Festival 2019 was held on July 23 at ADC (Planning) Conference Hall, Mokokchung. T h e m e e t i n g wa s chaired by the DC M o k o k c h u n g, R a j e s h Soundara raja n where representatives from civil societies and all line departments attended, and the work distribution was read out by the Deputy Commissioner. DC Mokokchung and president Ao Senden while briefing the house about the layout of the upcoming prog ramme also urged the heads of offices and leaders of the civil societies to come forward and do their assigned duties with sincerity to make the mega event a success. The Tsungremmongcum-Mini-Hornbill Festival 2019 will be held at Imkongmeren Sports Complex, Mokokchung from August 1 to 3.
Therefore, he called upon all the departmental officers, district officer and field staff to carry out the works on war footing. This programme has been launched nationwide across the country by the newly created Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry & Dairying with a view to eradicate Foot & Mouth Disease (FMD) and Brucellosis by 2025 on Mission Mode. The launching programme was chaired by joint director (Planning), Dr. V. Rutsa. Keynote addresses
were delivered by additional director and nodal officer of NAD-CP, Dr. B. Lama and Additional director, Nagaland Livestock Development Board on National Animal Disease – Control Programme (NAD-CP) and Information Network System on Animal Productivity & Health (INAPH), Dr. N. Theunuo. The programme concluded with a vaccination on FMD and tagging of dairy cattle at the State Cattle Breeding farm, Lerie, Kohima. M e a n w h i l e, t h e launching of the National animal disease control programme was held at training hall, Veterinary Hospital Kiphire on July 23 organised by AH & Veterinary Services Kiphire. Veterinary Surgeon Kiphire, Dr. Tsilise in his keynote address thanked the special guest EAC Kiphire, Chenithung Ovung and participants. Special guest, Chenithung, in his short speech opined that the launching of this programme will safe and protect all the cattle from diseases. He appealed to the Veterinary department to give proper awareness about this disease in the villages within Kiphire.
Training on processing of Horti crops
Participants and resource persons at the training programme.
DIMAPUR: Training on processing of horticulture crops for functionaries of agriculture/horticulture and allied departments and KVKs sponsored by Directorate of Extension, DAC & FW, and organized by Central Institute of Horticulture (CIH), Medziphema is underway at CIH, Medziphema. The objective of the programme was to highlight the prospects of post harvest and processing in horticulture. The training commenced on July 17 and will continue till July 24.
During the training, resource persons and experts from various institutions like YS Parmar University (Solan), BCKV (West Bengal), ICAR, etc. will be training the extension officers on processing of horticulture crops. The inaugural function was graced by Director (Extension), DAC & FW, Dr. Prashant Armorikar as special guest. In his address, he stressed on the objective and importance of organizing model training course for extension officers. Earlier, Director CIH,
Dr. N K Patle delivered the welcome address and gave a brief overview on the programmes of the institute. Dr. Ajay Singh Rajput, Regional Director, Organic Farming Centre, Bhubaneswar spoke on the prospects and potentials of organic agriculture. The inaugural programme was chaired by Vinika K Aomi, Course Coordinator, MTC & PHT, CIH and vote of thanks by Marina, Sr. Tech. Asst., CIH. Altogether, 20 participants would be undertaking the model training course during the camp.
Officers trained on ‘values for public governance’
DIMAPUR: A three-day training programme under the topic “Ethnic and Values for Public Governance” commenced on July 23 at Administrative Training Institute (ATI), Kohima. Delivering the keynote address, principal secretary P&AR, Abhijit Sinha said that ethics and values aspects were important for all government servants and that every important decision taken should be guided by it, DIPR reported. He encouraged the trainees and officers to inculcate ethical values in their everyday decision making so that it will benefit the people at large. He further challenged the trainees to concentrate more on ethics and values while discharging their duties as a government servant. Sinha reminded the trainees to reflect and ponder on their career, expectation and achievements as to how far they have come as government servants and also to set certain goals to bring some changes in the society. He further expected that the training will help them instil the importance of ethics and values in their
Principal secretary P&AR, Abhijit Sinha along with resource persons, trainees and ATI officials at the training programme on July 23. (DIPR)
personal as well as their professional aspects. H u m a n Re s o u r c e Consultant, Kiran Gandhi in his short speech said that the training would be different from other trainings, as it would be related more about the trainee themselves than the post they hold. He added that the training was to let the trainees rediscover their real self and let them get in touch
with the challenges and dreams of life by encouraging them to reflect on these challenges. Gandhi also said the training was to let the trainees find their skills and gifts so that they can give a unique contribution to the people they serve. Additional director, Angelina Tajen said that chief secretary, Temjen Toy realizing the need for training in these aspects
had initiated the training programme for NCS, NSS and NPS officers. She also said that if the training was successful then such training will be introduced into the curriculum for training of the civil service probationers. She further informed that this particular training will be of different kind and more activity oriented. Department of Personal & Training (DoPT)
NVBDCP holds awareness on dengue
DIMAPUR: To commemorate anti-dengue month, the National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP) Dimapur conducted several awareness programmes in and around Dimapur district. A press statement by DVBO Dimapur, Dr. Imtiwabong, stated that the only way to control dengue fever in Dimapur district was through source reduction. The source reduction can be achieved by keeping the surroundings clean, removing objects that can collect stagnant water around homes and using mosquito repellents during the day and sleeping under LLIN bednets at night. He stressed that community participation and cooperation was vital to reduce source reduction. He further stated that unless the community extend their supports, the Health Department alone cannot control dengue or any other vector borne diseases in the district. Awareness seminars on dengue in collaboration with administration, village councils and communities was also conducted at Medz-
The awareness programme in progress in Dimapur.
iphema and Chumukedima to sensitize public as well as the leaders on dengue, malaria, JE and other vector borne diseases. Besides conducting awareness seminars, the NVBDCP Dimapur in coordination with the Urban Malaria Scheme has been conducting fogging activities in high risk areas, distribution of larvicidal fish and conducting entomological survey to curb dengue and other vector borne diseases in the district. Meanwhile, the health department has requested various religious bodies in Dimapur district to give awareness on vector borne diseases during their services to ensure awareness that messages were disseminated to the grass-root level.
has approved the training programme as a mid career service programme for all India service and added that states like Maharashtra, Meghalaya, Assam and Madhya Pradesh have already adopted and included the programme into the curriculum. The resource persons for the training programme were Kiran Gandhi, Goera Sangma, Miranda Das and Nikita Iralu.
ANSGEA meeting
Dimapur: All Nagaland State Gr-IV Staff Employees Association (ANSGEA) has convened a general meetingcum-seminar on July 30 at 11 am at CANSSEA office conference hall, Sefuzou Colony, Kohima. In this regard, all the regular Gr-IV staff have been requested to depute five members each from district units and subdivisional units and directorate offices to attend the programme positively.
NAGALAND STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION NOTICE
22.07.2019
It is informed that the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (in short ‘NCDRC') under Section 22C of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986, is holding its Circuit Bench sittings at ‘Assam Administrative Staff College, Khanapara, Guwahati – 781 022’ from 22nd to 26th July, 2019, to hear and to dispose of the consumer cases pertaining to all North Eastern Region States i.e. Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura. Further the Consumers/Counsel/Opposite Party may also file Consumer Complaints/ First Appeals/ Revision Petitions pertaining to the State of Nagaland before the said Circuit Bench of the NCDRC during the period of the Circuit Bench sittings. For further details contact the Registrar, Nagaland State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission. Sd/(Registrar) Nagaland State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Lower AG Colony, Near Model Higher Secondary School, Kohima, Contact: 9402218956 DC-1136 K Y M C
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SC extends Assam NRC deadline to Aug 31
New Delhi, Jul 23 (PTI): The Supreme Court Tuesday extended the deadline for publication of final National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam by a month to August 31 while rejecting the pleas seeking permission for 20 per cent sample re-verification. The Centre and the Assam government sought permission for sample reverification to find out wrongful inclusions and exclusions of persons in the NRC. The order was passed by a bench, comprising Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and Justice R F Nariman, which perused the reports filed by the Assam NRC coordinator Prateek Hajela. The Centre and the Assam government stands were advanced by Attorney General K K Venugopal and Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, respectively. Both the governments had on July 19 told the top court that “India cannot be the refugee capital of the world” and sought extension of its deadline of July
The Centre and the Assam government sought permission for sample re-verification to find out wrongful inclusions and exclusions of persons in the NRC. 31 to complete the Assam NRC. They sought directions to conduct sample reverification to quell a growing perception that many illegal immigrants may have infiltrated the NRC especially in districts bordering Bangladesh. The court had earlier reiterated that the deadline would not be extended. Both the governments told the apex court that several lakh people have been wrongfully included in the NRC, specially in districts
bordering Bangladesh due to the involvement of local officers in the massive exercise. They moved the apex court on July 17 seeking a direction for 20 percent sample re-verification of names included in the final NRC draft in the districts of Assam bordering Bangladesh and 10 percent sample re-verification of names included in the final draft in the remaining districts. The Centre’s plea also sought a direction that such re-verification exercise be
conducted by Class I officers of the state government from other districts who have knowledge and experience of handling the process of enquiry/investigation. The pleas of both the governments also sought a direction to fix the venue of the sample re-verification at a place which was not in the vicinity of the initial NRC verification to rule out possibility of local influences, bias and threat. They claimed that names of Indian citizens
Mizoram assembly to go paperless
were excluded and illegal Bangladeshi migrants were included in the draft. They also referred to the apex court’s 2018 order by which it had said it could consider a re-verification of 10 percent of the people who were included in the draft NRC. The top court had termed the issue as “human problem with great magnitude” and asked the state NRC coordinator to submit a report in a sealed cover on the ramification of allowing the claimants to file new sets of legacy documents. The first draft of the NRC for Assam was published on the intervening night of December 31, 2017 and January 1, 2018 in accordance with the top court’s direction. Names of 1.9 crore people out of the 3.29 crore applicants were incorporated then. Assam, which had faced influx of people from Bangladesh since the early 20th century, is the only state having an NRC which was first prepared in 1951.
Aizawl, Jul 23 (PTI): The functioning of the Mizoram Assembly may become paperless through the National E-Vidhan Application (NeVA) within this year, a senior central government official said here on Tuesday. Paperless Assembly or e-Assembly is a concept involving electronic means to facilitate all the works of the legislature. It is being done under the supervision of the Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs. The ministry’s NeVA Coordinator Arpit Tyagi said the expenses for implementing NeVA would be funded by the Centre and the state government on 90:10 sharing basis. The National E-Vidhan Application “addresses day to day functioning of a House covering list of businesses, notices, bulletins, starred or unstarred questions and replies by the departments, proceedings, etc,” he told reporters in the assembly secretariat here. It enables automation of entire law making process, tracking of decisions and documents, sharing of information, the official said.
Senior IAS officer arrested for govt fund misappropriation Correspondent
IMPHAL, Jul 23: IAS officer T Panmei who is currently posted as director general of State Academy of Training was arrested by a team of Vigilance and AntiCorruption Department of Manipur government for misappropriation of government fund . An official source said that he was arrested in connection with alleged misappropriation of Rs 99,50,000 government fund sanctioned for construction of a tribal boys’ hostel in Imphal. The case was registered by the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption. He was arrested yesterday around 1.30 pm on Monday from near the premises of State Academy of Training in Imphal’s Takyelpat and is currently in the custody of the police where Imphal West district and session judge remanded him responding to a plea of the police. The fund was sanctioned by tribal affairs, hills and scheduled caste development department of
Manipur government in October 2010 under the Special Development Fund 2010. The vigilance and anti-corruption department had also lodged a case his wife for misappropriation of funds in December last year. In the case, it was alleged that ST Boys Hostel was constructed at the premises of a private educational society instead of constructing it at Kabaw Leikai, Imphal East. During the investigation, the source said that the vigilance and anti-corruption department found that TA &Hills department had not utilised the fund which was sanctioned for the hostel and the hostel itself was not constructed at the proposed site. It was also found that out of the total amount sanctioned for the hostel, Rs 88,30,800 (Rs 34,61,040 in the first instalment and Rs 53,69,760 in the second and last instalment) had been handed over to the secretary of an educational society by the TA and Hills Department on April 19, 2017.
Student death case: 24-hour Manipur bandh today Correspondent
Residents of Thangmeiband in Imphal blocking road demanding justice to minor girl who died in controversial circumstance in her hostel on Tuesday. student bodies and civil society organisations. The JAC gave the bandh call as part of its ongoing protest pressing the government to investigate into the controversial death of the girl and to award befitting punishment to the
NRC coordinator dismisses reports of Rohingya inclusion in draft list Guwahati, Jul 23 (PTI): Assam coordinator of National Register of Citizens, Prateek Hajela, has termed media reports of inclusion of a Rohingya migrant in the draft NRC as ‘false’ and ‘baseless’. Reports on inclusion of a Rohingya migrant in the draft NRC were published in some dailies on Sunday and Monday. In a press communique on Monday, Hajela said, “The media reports have referred to one person named Alam Hussain Mazumdar who was arrested in Cachar recently on various charges and has been mentioned as an illegal Rohingya migrant.” “In this connection, it is clarified that this news is absolutely false as the said Alam Hussain Mazumdar was not included in draft National Register of Citizens on account of being found ineligible in family tree verification and for submitting a forged birth certificate,” he said. This clarification is being issued as irresponsible false reporting has the potential of casting aspersions on the purity of the NRC, Hajela said. He said the media reports appeared to have been published without verification from the National Register of Citizens authorities. Alleging wrongful inclusions and exclusions in the NRC, the Centre and the Assam government had on July 19 sought from the Supreme Court extension of the July 31 deadline for publication of the final draft.
A bench comprising Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and Justice R F Nariman took note of the submission of Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre and the state government, that they be allowed to undertake verification of 20 per cent random samples of citizens due to wrongful inclusions or exclusions in the National Register of Citizens. The court fixed the applications of both the governments for deliberation on July 23 on the issue of proposed sample survey.
culprit(s). Fourteen-yearold N Babysana, a student of Class-VII at Standard Robarth Higher Secondary School in Imphal’s Canchipur was found hanging in her hostel room on July 18 morning. Controversy surfaced
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PRESS RELEASE Responding to the general public call for the need of a common platform, and to protect and safeguard the interest of the citizens with a view to foster unity among the citizens for peace and progress within the Town, formed the Chukitong Town Public Organisation (CTPO) on 14th July 2019. Following were the new team of office bearers for a tenure of 5 (five) years;Chairman : Mhonthung Patton Vice Chairman : Nyanbemo Kikon Gen. Secretary : Yanpvuo S Humtsoe Joint Secretary : T. Phyobemo Kikon Publicity Secy. : N. Albert Yanthan Treasurer : Lomongo Kikon
N. Albert Yanthan Publicity Secretary, CTPO
JAPUKONG SENSO SENDEN H.Q. LONGCHEM, DIST. MOKOKCHUNG
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Japukong Senso Senden (JSS) extends its deepest appreciation for the prompt and timely initiative taken by the concerned Department of PWD in repairing the damaged wooden bridge over Liangmen Stream under Longchem SubDivision. Special mention is hereby made to the D.C. Mokokchung, concerned EAC Longchem and EE PWD Mangkolemba Division, through whose active initiative; the repairing work could be made possible and completed within the shortest possible time; bringing a sigh of huge relief to the people of Japukong Range in general. The JSS further thank and appreciates the PWD for their prompt action in carrying out survey and investigative work for construction of a Bailey bridge over the present stream, which is a long felt need and requirement of the public; as this road is the only lifeline that serves the range people. It is hoped and requested that the Department will process the work in all earnest to materialise the work at the earliest. Meren Nokpu President, Japukong Senso Senden.
REJOINDER Apropos to the News Article District Legal Services Association (DLSA) Mokokchung conducts workshop for Dobashies, GBs, Village Council, Vol. XXIX No. 224, Nagaland Post, Dimapur, Sunday issue, July 21, 2019, held at the ADC Conference Hall, the Mokokchung District Dobashis would like to clarify that none of the members ever attended the said workshop.
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NO.DTE/ESTT-102/08
With immense pride and honour, the United Sangtam Gazetted Officers’ Union (USGOU) warmly congratulates the following officers on their promotion. 1. Shri. H. Chiten
- Promoted to Joint Secretary
2. Shri. Lisechum
- Promoted to Joint Secretary
3. Smti. Thunchanbeni Patton - Promoted to Deputy RCS 4. Shri. K. Lirichum Anar
- Promoted to SRCS
5. Shri. Tinumangyang
- Promoted to DPO Social Welfare
6. Shri. Chotsase
- Promoted to DPO Social Welfare
7. Shri. Thronghokiu
- Promoted to CDPO Social Welfare
8. Shri. Rolongse
- Promoted to Deputy Labour Commissioner
The Union further wishes them success in all their future endeavours. May the Almighty bestow His blessing upon them. K-1998
PRESIDENT United Sangtam Gazetted Officers’ Union
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SANGDAK SANGKHONG BUK MÜTLI PBO NOKSEN Dist. Tuensang - 798612 : Nagaland Motto : "Sanabü Shongkhong Kümettako"
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FINAL CALL NOTICE
NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Shri/Smti V. Lovitoly Sema Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur District, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Renchilo Lotha Deceased, has been filed by Smti Sophie Ezung, relation Daughter, R/o H/No - 377, Duncan Bosti, Dimapur to draw his/her Landed Property etc, who expired on 31-12-2018. Landed Property Covered by Patta No - 709, Dag No - 809, Block No - 9, Mouza No - 2. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this court within 30 days, on the said day of 24-08-2019. Given under the hand and seal of the court this 23 day of July 2019. Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland DP-5694
GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE DIMAPUR : NAGALAND NO.CP/DMR/ESSTT-13/2019-20/1409/
With reference to the Affidavit Declaration (No. 2255, Dated 03-112010) published in Nagaland Post on Date 12/07/2019 by Shri. PFOKRELO MAO resident of KALENAMI Village, District: Senapati, P.O/P.S. Mao Gate Manipur State claiming that Shri. Takum Chang of Sangdal Village Dist. Tuensang adopted him and entered in his service book as Imlong Chang and declared in affidavit to change to his original clan as PROKRELO MAO S/o. ADEHRU MAO. Hence, no record as Imlong Chang, S/o Takum Chang is registered in citizenship list of the Village so far and therefore, the claim he made and whatever the documents used to enter into his service as Imlong Chang is forged. So, the Sangdak Village Citizen hereby appends this objection note and urges the concerned authority to take necessary action against him. (B. BIN KHAMZÜK) Secretary Sangdak Village Citizen
NAGALAND: KOHIMA Dated, Kohima the th July 2019.
This is a final call to Shri. Vikeheto Rhutso, Driver, under the Directorate of Technical Education to report to the Director Technical Education within 5 (five) days from the date of issue of this final call notice. Failure to report the same shall compel this Office to terminate your temporary engagement order. (ER. ARJUN SINGH) DC-1139 Director
Date : 22/7/2019
OBJECTION NOTICE
(M. KAIMANG) Chairman Sangdak Village Citizen
Sd/District Head Dobashi Mokokchung: Nagaland GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION
UNITED SANGTAM GAZETTED OFFICERS’ UNION FELICITATION
H.Q. CHUKITONG, WOKHA: NAGALAND
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Dear Akummen B. Jamir, Wishing you a birthday filled with sweet moment and wonderful memories to cherish always. Happy belated 7th Birthday Akum ! God bless. From: Oba, Oja & Bro. Pokim.
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after family of the deceased alleged foul-play. While the police were yet to solve the “mysterious” death case, the JAC and student bodies based in the state have been pressuring the state government to investigate into the case for the end of justice to
Bazar, the main commercial hub of Imphal city. Residents of the area, particularly womenfolk came out on the streets at various places since early Tuesday morning and blocked the road. All veihcles entering Thangmeiband area were forced to make a U-turn or take a diversion. In the forenoon, large number of student of schools and colleges under the aegis of All Manipur Students Union (AMSU) converged on the street along the Khoyathong-Thangmeiband road and marched while shouting slogans demanding justice for the deceased girl. A large number police from Imphal West district police headquarters rushed to the spot and kept a close watch on the activities of the students.
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IMPHAL, Jul 23: A local joint action committee formed in connection with controversial death of a minor girl in the hostel room of her school announced a state-wide 24-hour bandh on Wednesday. The bandh which will be commence at 6am on July 24 will continue till 6 am of next day (July 25) as per a release by the “JAC Against The Mysterious Death of Ningthoujam Babysana Chanu” at the boarding of Standard Robarth Higher Secondary School, Canchipur. Medical service, religion related activities and other essential services will not be covered by the bandh, the release added while seeking cooperation and supports of the people,
the victim family. On Tuesday, normal life across Thangmeiband area where the deceased girl hailed from was severely hit owing to a total shutdown imposed by the JAC with the backing of various student bodies. While protesters at some places staged sit-inprotest, JAC and students of various school blocked traffic at main roads within Thangmeiband area and carried out the protest as part of the total shutdown across the Thangmeiband Assembly constituency. During the total shut down, shops and business establishment across the area doned their shutters and roads wore a deserted look as vehicles stayed off the road. The total shutdown stir affected parts of Thangal
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No. S/o Vill PO/PS District Present Address
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Dtd. Dimapur, the 23 July 2019
2249 UBC Longjen Anglong Phom, L. Anglong Phom Kangching Longleng PS Longleng, Nagaland Burma Camp, Dimapur
CALLING NOTICE
Whereas, you have been found absent from bonafide Government duty without leave or permission from the competent authority with effect from 10.03.2019 till date. And whereas, three Calling Notices were issued and served to you vide this Office Calling Notice No. as mentioned below : 1. NO:CP/DMR/ESSTT-13/2019-20/198, dated 16th April, 2019 2. NO:CP/DMR/ESSTT-13/2019-20/555, dated 14th May, 2019. 3. NO:CP/DMR/ESSTT-13/2019-20/1241, dated 12th July, 2019 (Published on 13th July, 2019) And whereas, you have failed to report back for duty. This is the Final Calling Notice and you are directed to report back to the Unit within 7 (Seven) days from the date of publication of this Calling Notice without fail, failing which you will be declared as deserter and necessary legal action will be taken against you. Commissioner of Police Dimapur : Nagaland DC-1141
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019
Slain rifleman’s brothers join Army to avenge killing
Tariq and Shabbir with their mother Raaj Begum during an enrollment rally in Rajouri on Monday. (HT)
RAJOURI, JUL 23 (PTI): Thirteen months after the abduction and killing of rifleman Aurangzeb by terrorists in South Kashmir’s Shopian district, his two brothers have joined the Army to serve the nation and “avenge his death”. Mohmmad Tariq and Mohmmad Shabir joined yhe 156 Infantry Battalion of Territorial Army at a passing out parade at headquarters of the counter insurgency force ‘Romeo’ in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district Monday, a defence spokesman said. The duo aspires to join ‘operation all out’ against terrorists in Kashmir and fight against the enemies of the nation. Their father Mohammad Hanif, who also served in Indian army, is proud of his sons joining the Army “to serve the nation to stamp out terrorism” in Kashmir and “avenge the killing of their brother”.
“I have sent my sons to serve Indian Army and ensure stamping out of terrorism in bid to avenge the killing of their brother Aurangzeb by terrorists in Kashmir,” Hanif said. “Their fight against terrorism will be tribute and homage to his martyr son”, he said. Aurangzeb was abducted in Pulwama and later killed by armed terrorists on June 14, 2018, when he was on his way back home in Poonch to celebrate Eid with his family. He was a rifleman in the army’s 44 Rashtriya Rifles. After his killing, we were determined to join the army, the duo said. “We have joined the army. Our mission is to avenge for the love and brother of the army. This is our father’s resolve and directive to us. We will abide by it,” Shabir said. The duo, who were selected among 101 new recruits from over 11,000
participants in a recruitment rally in Surankote belt of Poonch district on March 7, will get training in the Punjab regiment, the defence spokesman said. The Army conducted the enrolment parade in Rajouri district on Monday, the spokesman said. Haling from Salani hamlet of Surankote in Poonch border district, their elder brother Mohmmad Qasim also has joined Army 12 years ago and younger brothers Aasim and Sohial are studying. They also aspire to follow their brothers. Their father Hanif said they were inspired by the courage and bravery of Aurangzeb. “Aurangzeb was killed by terrorists by deceit. Had he died in an encounter, I would have no pain in my heart but he was killed by cowards by fraud,” he said. The enrolment parade of the young recruits, a unique initiative, was conducted by 156 Infantry Battalion of Territorial Army (Home and Hearth) Punjab, the spokesman said. He said the recruits, most of whom have come from humble background and included six graduates, have been enrolled in Territorial Army (Home & Hearth) after a stringent recruitment process.
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1955 revenue records of disputed land missing
Yogi Adityanath (File)
SONBHADRA (UP), JUL 23 (PTI): Investigations into the clash, which left 10 people dead in a Sonbhadra village last week, might face a major hurdle as the 1955 revenue records of the land disputed by the rival parties have been missing. On Saturday, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had suggested the genesis of the land dispute was laid in 1955, during the Congress rule, and said the committee set up to investigate the shooting incident in Gharowal area of Sonbhadra district will look into this. Opposition parties, including the Congress, have demanded a CBI probe into the incident. “The records of the land belong to the time when Sonbhadra was a part of Mirzapur district, till 1989. Some records are destroyed after a specified period of time. The same is the case here,” Additional District
Magistrate Yogendra Bahadur Singh told PTI. Some records, which are taken as time barred, are destroyed in a routine manner as every paper cannot be stored, the ADM said. The committee constituted by Adityanath under the additional chief secretary (revenue)has to give its report within 10 days. At a press conference after visiting the village, Adityanath had sought to pin the blame on the Congress rule from 1955 to 1989. His government has claimed that the 90-bigha plot was illegally transferred to Adarsh Co-operative Society, which held the land till 1989. It claimed that the ownership of the land was changed to individual that year. Later, the individual reportedly sold the land to gram pradhan Yagya Dutt, the main accused in the firing incident on July 17. Ten Gond tribals were gunned down while resiting a violent attempt by the village head and his men to take control of the land. On Tuesday, ADM Singh said Dutt also had held the possession of another land in front of his house illegally and the district administration has got it freed. District Magistrate Ankit Kumar Agarwal has ordered an inquiry into all development-related work undertaken in the area.
3 woman doctors charged in medico suicide case
File photo of three women doctors who were charged in Mumbai medico suicide case.
MUMBAI, JUL 23 (IANS): Two months after the alleged suicide of government hospital doctor Payal Tadvi, the Mumbai Police on Tuesday filed a voluminous charge sheet in the case, naming three senior doctors for alleged harassment, casteist discrimination and abetment to suicide. “The charge-sheet has been submitted to the Special Court today (Tuesday). Now, the matter will come up for hearing before Justice D. S. Naidu at the Bombay High Court on Thursday,” lawyer for Tadvi’s family, Gunratna Sadavarte, told IANS. The charge sheet, running into three volumes with over 1,600 pages, has named the three prime accused medicos - Ankita Khandelwal, Bhakti Mehare and Hema Ahuja - the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We the bereaved family of Late Vilelhou Hibo, of Viswema Village would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual who stood by us physically, spiritually and financially during the prolonged illness and demise of our beloved who left for his Heavenly Home on 20/07/2019 who left at New Market Colony, Kohima Nagaland. We convey our special thanks to:BORN : 25/03/1971 1. Parish Priests, SFS Kohima DIED : 20/07/2019 2. Home Guard & Civil Defence Deptt. 3. Zhavame Union Kohima 4. Catechist, Chakhesang Catholic Community, Kohima 5. New Market Panchayat (SER), Kohima 6. New Market Youth Organisation 7. New Market Women Panchayat Organisation 8. Honourable MLA, Keniezhakho Nakhro 9. Deo Nukhu, Ex-Advisor 10. Viswema Union, New Market 11. Nourhe Krotho, New Market 12. St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous) College, Jakhama 13. Neighbours and Well Wishers. We deeply regret our inability to mention and thank each and every individual but it is our earnest prayer that your good work and deed will be rewarded by our Almighty God. – Loving Wife, Son and Relatives K-1997
We the family members of Late Rev. M. Imti would like to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to all associations, churches, organizations and every individual who stood by us and supported in various manner, at his demise, on 19 July 2019. Our prayer that the Almighty God bless abundantly in return. DP-5689
Loving Wife and all family members
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept faith” 2nd Timothy 4:7
seniors of Tadvi, who are in continuous custody since then. Earlier this month, the case took a significant turn after a purported suicide note was recovered from Tadvi’s mobile phone following a forensic investigation. Though the whereabouts of its original hard copy are not known, an image of the suicide note found on the mobile phone is included with the charge sheet. Late in the evening of May 22, Tadvi, 26, was found hanging in her hostel room at the B.Y.L. Nair General Hospital in south Mumbai, sparking off a huge controversy. While her family alleged that the three senior medicos were responsible for her death by harassing her on grounds of her minority tribal background,
the accused have consistently denied the charges, claiming they had merely pulled her up for inefficiency in work. Though the Agripada police initially registered an accidental death, following a complaint by the deceased’s mother, Abeda Tadvi, an FIR was lodged and investigations launched. The three accused women medicos - Ahuja, Mehare and Khandelwal were absconding since the FIR was registered, but were arrested from different parts of the city on May 28-29. According to the prosecution, the purported suicide note has clearly mentioned the names of the accused trio and at least two instances which drove Tadvi to the extreme step of ending her life. A d d i t i o n a l l y, t h e charge sheet includes the statements of more than 150 witnesses including Tadvi’s friends, colleagues, some medicos, hospital staffers and patients who had witnessed the three seniors doctors yelling at her. The accused have been charged under Indian Penal Code sections pertaining to abetment of suicide and destruction of evidence, provisions of the Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) and Maharashtra Prohibition of Ragging Act.
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We the family members & relatives of Late Moasenla would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, churches, organizations, neighbours, friends from near and far and all the well wishers for your kind expression of sympathy and rich tributes through prayers, financial, physical and material help during her brief illness and demise on 24/06/19 at CTN town. We sincerely pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DP-5696
Loving Husband, Son, Family Members and Relative.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
With profound gratitude, we would like to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to the following for their selfless support and contribution both physically and materially during the illness and sudden demise of Late Mr. SAMUEL AIER at Naga Hospital Kohima on 20th July 2019. 1. Mr. Kuzholuzo Nienu (Azo) 2. Mr. Kupota Khesoh 3. Dr. Nungotso, District Hospital, Phek 4. Mr. Zachive Rhakho 5. Pfutseromi Union, Kohima Born: 12-09-1982 6. Staff of ICU, Naga Hospital, Kohima Died: 20-07-2019 7. Ao Union Phek 8. Ao Church, Phek 9. Dr. Panger, District Hospital, Phek 10. DC Office staff, Phek 11. Hebron-I Colony Youth, Phek 12. District Hospital Staff, Phek. Although, we are unable to mention the names of each and everyone individually due to shortage of space, we pray that Almighty God blesses you all abundantly in the days to come. Loving wife, children & family members. K-1995
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Born on: 03-11-1969 – Died on: 17-07-2019 No words can express how grateful we are for the help, support and expression of empathy and immense gesture of generosity, financially, materially, physically and spiritually extended by each and every individual, friends, neighbors, Unions and Churches far and near during her prolonged illness till the time of our beloved Mrs. TEMSUCHUNGLA OZUKUM last journey on 17th July 2019. Your words of comfort and indomitable act of kindness had made our loss more bearable during the time of our darkest hour. We convey our special thanks to: 1. Doctors & Nurses of IMDH Mokokchung. 2. Doctors & Nurses of Naga Hospital Kohima. 3. Doctors & Nurses of NEIGRIHMS Shillong. 4. Shri. Temjen Imna Along, Minister of Higher and Technical Education Nagaland. 5. Shri. Tongpang Ozukum, Minister of Public Work Development Nagaland. 6. Shri. Nokojungba Ozukum, Kohima. 7. Town Higher Secondary School, Mokokchung. 8. Jubilee Memorial College, Mokokchung. 9. Aoli Watsu Mungdang. 10. Ao Kaketshir Mungdang, Mokokchung. 11. Mokokchung Municipal Committee. 12. Mokokchung Town Baptist Arogo. 13. Japu Baptist Church. 14. Japu Village Council. 15. Japu Fellowship Mokokchung. 16. Longtho Baptist Church. 17. Mongsenyimti Senso Telongjem, Mokokchung. 18. Sangtemla Ward Yimtem & Youth Association. 19. Sunrise Colony Mokokchung. We deeply regret our inability to mention by name personally. Yet we are sure that our Father in Heaven will bless each one of you abundantly. Loving husband, sons, daughter and relatives. MKC-419
Rev. K. LONGRI LONGKUMER Born:19th Jan.1935 Died:16th July 2019
(1928 – 13.7.2019)
We the bereaved family members of Lt. VESAPRA CUKHAMU would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individuals, friends, neighbors, churches, oranizations, relatives and well wishers who helped us and supported us with prayer, financially, materially and physically during his illness and demise. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual personally but it is our sincere prayer that our ALMIGHTY GOD bless you all. DP-5679
From Loving children and family members.
"And everyone who believes in me shall never die" John 11:26. The family of Late Rev. Longri Lkr, of Ungma Village, wishes to acknowledge the many expressions of sympathy and gestures of kindness shown to us at the sudden demise of our beloved father on 16th July 2019. We offer our heartfelt thanks to everyone who helped in any way, your contribution made our loss more bearable. As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude. A special word of thanks to the : 1. ABAM 2. USBLA 3. Ungma Baptist Arogo. 4. New Tsüre Baptist Lithro. 5. Phir Ahir Baptist Lithro 6. Artang Baptist Arogo. 7. Longkhüm Baptist Arogo 8. Ngati Baptist Arogo. May the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Children, Grand Children, Great Grandchildren & Relatives. MKC-418
We the bereaved family members of Late Mughato Assumi of Sakipheto Town express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual Churches, Union, Friends, Relatives and well wishers who stood with us through prayer physically, financially and materially during his brief illness and untimely demise on 20th July 2019 at Faith Hospital Dimapur. We would also like convey our special thanks to : 1. Doctors, Staffs, Nurses of Faith Hospital Dimapur 2. Blood Donors 3. Sakipheto Baptist Church 4. Alato Baptist Church 5. SMC/GPS Alato 6. Sumi Aphuyemi Kuqhakulu Niuland 7. Staffs of GMS Niuland 8. Kuhoxu Baptist Church 9. Hovukhu Baptist Church 10. Ghotovi Baptist Church 11. SBC Niuland Women Dept. 12. Ghotovi B/C Women Dept. 13. Kuhoxu B/C Youth Dept. 14. GMS Kuhoxu 15. Sumi Student Union Niuland Town 16. Staffs of SFSHSS Medziphema We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual personally, but we hope and pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DP-5693
Loving Wife, Children and Family Members
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Nagaland Post Vol. XXIX NO. 227 Dimapur, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019
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ammu and Kashmir Governor Satya Pal Malik, has again become the newsmaker albeit for the wrong reasons and for the second time. Speaking in the context of corruption a few days ago, he had questioned why boys with guns were unnecessarily killing unarmed PSOs and SPOs. ‘Kill those who have looted the wealth of your country and your Kashmir. Have you killed any of them so far?’ he asked. Malik’s statement sparked outrage across the nation. He later had to clarify his inciting message by expressing his regrets and said it was made on the spur of the moment. It may also be recalled that Malik publicly admitted on November 24 last year in Gwalior, that had he looked for directions from Delhi on how to tackle the political crisis in Jammu and Kashmir, he would have had to install BJP-backed Sajad Lone as the Chief Minister. The ‘motor-mouths’ of the NDA have consistently attract flak from across the political spectrum but it seems the BJP members are afflicted with the problem. The other governor who had made news for the wrong reasons was Meghalaya governor Tathagata Roy who extolled the 2002 pogrom in Gujarat. In his myopia, in 2017, he also urged a “civil war” between Hindus and Muslims in order to quell the latter. He also commented that Bengali boys are working as sweepers and the girls as bar dancers in other states. He had also called for boycotting ‘everything Kashmiri’, including the Amarnath Yatra, following the Pulwama terror attack. Both these governors have forgotten that they are constitutional heads of states and not rabble rousing politicians. The J&K governor is currently holding the highest constitutional office and heading the administration in the absence of an elected government. Therefore, goading militants to kill anyone, that too in a state where politicians and bureaucrats has invited risk their lives to maintain peace. Frightfully disturbing, to say the least, when coming from those holding offices that have constitutional propriety imprinted on the seat. It’s testing the boundaries of what’s acceptable when upholders of the Constitution play around with its most lofty of ideals: freedom of speech. A governor is supposed to be the upholder of the constitution and therefore, expected to be seen and not heard. Although there is no bar on governors to speak out on important issue, it does not mean that they can do so without weighing what they say. The post of governor is a sensitive assignment and those in office should learn to know they are they represent the President of India and should know what should be or should not be spoken. There’s always the ear of an aide or one’s own heart out but it should be done in with a great deal of responsibility. If the president of India makes political speeches or even step over the unwritten code of Lakshman –Rekha, then the sanctity of the constitution would be severely damaged. On such occasions, it would be most welcome if the prime minister clear the mist by reminding the governors that they are only in office to guide the state government by upholding the constitution.
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ayushman bharat-pradhan mantri jan arogya yojana Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is AB – PMJAY? Ayushman Bharat – Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) or PMJAY in short is the world’s largest government health insurance scheme which gives protection of Rs. 5 lakhs per family to deprived and vulnerable families in India for serious health conditions which require hospitalization. In Nagaland, it covers 2.33 lakhs households, i.e. over 10 lakhs individuals. The scheme provides cashless service for hospitalized care and the State of Nagaland provides 1534 treatment packages. Ay u s h m a n B h a r a t stands for Healthy India. It has two components: Health and Wellness Centres (HWC) and PMJAY. HWCs provide preventive and primary care; PMJAY provides insurance cover for secondary and tertiary care. 2. What is the aim of PMJAY? High cost of medical care is one of the main reasons for people to fall into poverty. PMJAY seeks to reduce out-of-pocket expenditure on medical care among poor and deprived population. It aims to provide safety net from catastrophic health spending. 3. What are the benefits of PMJAY? PMJAY provides cashless services for hospitalized care in empanelled hospitals. Admission charges, medicines, surgical charges, bed charges, investigations, etc are covered. From 3 days before admission till up to 15 days after discharge are covered. There are 1534 treatment packages which include medical, surgical, and day-care packages like dialysis, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and emergency packages. 4. What are the services not covered by PMJAY? Not all diseases are covered by PMJAY although it covers most of the common medical and surgical conditions in the 1534 packages. OPD cases are not covered. Investiga-
But of Him you are in Christ Jesus, who became for us…sanctification… —1 Corinthians 1:30
The Life Side. The mystery of sanctification is that the perfect qualities of Jesus Christ are imparted as a gift to me, not gradually, but instantly once I enter by faith into the realization that He “became for [me]…sanctification….” Sanctification means nothing less than the holiness of Jesus becoming mine and being exhibited in my life. The most wonderful secret of living a holy life does not lie in imitating Jesus, but in letting the perfect qualities of Jesus exhibit themselves in my human flesh. Sanctification is “Christ in you…” (Colossians 1:27). It is His wonderful life that is imparted to me in sanctification— imparted by faith as a sovereign gift of God’s grace. Am I willing for God to make sanctification as real in me as it is in His Word? Sanctification means the impartation of the holy qualities of Jesus Christ to me. It is the gift of His patience, love, holiness, faith, purity, and godliness that is exhibited in and through every sanctified soul. Sanctification is not drawing from Jesus the power to be holy— it is drawing from Jesus the very holiness that was exhibited in Him, and that He now exhibits in me. Sanctification is an impartation, not an imitation. Imitation is something altogether different. The perfection of everything is in Jesus Christ, and the mystery of sanctification is that all the perfect qualities of Jesus are at my disposal. Consequently, I slowly but surely begin to live a life of inexpressible order, soundness, and holiness— “…kept by the power of God…” (1 Peter 1:5).
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tions done for health evaluation, drug rehabilitation programs, cosmetic and fertility related procedures, organ transplants are not covered. Tonics and vitamins which are not essential part of the treatment of the disease concerned are not covered. 5. Who are eligible to benefit from PMJAY? There are two lists which are chosen by the government as beneficiaries for PMJAY. First is the Socio-Economic and Caste Census 2011 (SECC 2011). The government has taken out certain deprived families like: landless households, one room kucha house, no adult member between 16-59 years, female headed household with no male earning member, disabled and no able-bodied member, rag picker, beggar, domestic helper, street vendor, mason, tailor, driver, peon, electrician, chowkidar, etc. The second list is the RSBY card holders who have renewed their cards in 2016-17. These are the beneficiaries and their name lists already exist. In the existing names/ families, members can be added by way of birth, marriage, or adoption on producing evidence. But no new family can enrolled and added into the lists or PMJAY scheme. That is the government’s decision as of now. 6. Where can I make a PMJAY ecard and what are the required documents? PMJAY ecard can be made in any of the PMJAY empanelled government hospitals. Common Service Centres (CSCs) are also empowered to generate ecards. PMJAY Nagaland has partnered with NGOs who are authorized to make e-card and they differ from district to district. The first thing to do before making an ecard is to check the eligibility. Besides the above mentioned places where cards are made, you can check your eligibility online (mera.pmjay.gov. in). If eligible, there are two sets of primary documents which are required: (1) Personal Identity proof
document and (2) Family Document. Aadhaar or any government issued photo ID document like Voter card, PAN card, driving license, etc may be used. For CSCs, Aadhaar is the only admissible personal ID proof. For family document, ration card is required. In the absence of ration card, village/ ward chairman may provide family proof document in the prescribed format only. This format is available at all places where ecards are made. Each and every individual in an eligible family will have his/her own card. If a family member already exists in the list, his/ her ecard can be generated immediately after verification. But if the name of any family member in the household is not in the list, after generating the ecard of an existing family member, his/her ecard can also be generated as ‘Add member’. For this, proof of relation to the first card holder is required. In case the proof of relation is not there in the above mentioned family proof document, birth certificate, marriage certificate, or adoption certificate may be provided as proof linking the member to the existing card holder. 7. What is the cost of making a PMJAY ecard? In empanelled government hospitals, there is no charge of processing an ecard if it is printed in black and white in ordinary paper. The CSCs are authorized to charge Rs. 30 per such card. The hospital operators are also authorized to charge at similar rate if they process the card in an outreach mode to cover their travel and logistics cost. If the beneficiary decides to have the ecard printed on photo paper, laminated or plastic card, etc; such value additions will be charged to the beneficiary. However, the Rs. 30 ordinary paper black and white printed card option should be always available to the beneficiaries. To avail benefit from the hospital, the PMJAY ID number printed on the ecard is sufficient and there is no standard way of printing
the ecard. 8. Where can I go to get benefit under PMJAY? There are 55 government hospitals/health centres and 5 private hospitals which are empanelled in Nagaland. All District Hospitals and Community Health Centres, and some select Primary Health Centres are empanelled. The 5 private hospitals are Faith and CISHR (Referral) in Dimapur, Bethel Medical Centre Kohima, House of Hope in Tuensang district, and Impur Christian Hospital. PMJAY is a national scheme and benefit can be availed with the same card from any empanelled hospital across the country. Before going out of State to avail benefit under PMJAY, make sure that the hospital is empanelled under PMJAY. You can visit PMJAY website (www.pmjay.gov.in) and search in ‘Locate Hospital’ tab under the ‘Hospital’ Page to choose an appropriate hospital. 9. If there is any confusion about the scheme, where do I seek information? You can visit any of the government hospitals to seek for more information. All District Hospitals, Community Health Centres, some Primary Health Centres, and five private hospitals as listed above are empanelled and they have PMJAY helpdesks. At the district CMO office, Deputy CMO is the district nodal officer of the scheme. State Health Agency office is located at Directorate of Health and Family Welfare, Kohima (email: nagaland. nhpm@gmail.com ). There is a toll free helpline for Nagaland Ayushman Bharat scheme 1800313333233. To check your eligibility, Nagaland PMJAY has a WhatsApp number 9089776177 to which you can send your family’s name details. You can also log on to www. pmjay.gov.in for more information. 10. What are the common misconceptions/confusions about the scheme? • It is a scheme on
paper only. No. The scheme was launched on 23rd September 2018 and is in its first policy period; and till mid July 2019, benefit of around Rs. 2 crore has already been availed by beneficiaries in Nagaland. • One ecard is sufficient to cover one family. No. Each individual will have own ecard and benefit cannot be availed using family member’s ecard. • Card has to be renewed periodically. No. The same ecard can be used every year and there is no validity of the ecard. • I went to the hospital and I was charged money. PMJAY does not cover all diseases and all aspects of medical care. But if after having registered as a PMJAY patient, money is being charged for treatment, complaint can be lodged to the hospital authority, district health authority, or State Health Agency PMJAY. It is possible to put up grievance in the internet using the PMJAY grievance redressal portal (https:// cgrms.pmjay.gov.in/). • The rate of making ecard was high but I didn’t have a choice To make ecard in a government hospital, there is no charge. Through other authorized agencies, Rs. 30 per card (black and white ordinary paper print) option should be always made available to the beneficiaries. Value additions like plastic card, lamination, etc are optional. • I paid for making ecard but I did not receive it. When ecard is processed by Common Service Centres or partner agencies, beneficiaries should not pay before receiving a card. It is the responsibility of the computer operator to ask and upload correct documents and beneficiaries should not be charged before the card is generated. • I don’t have RSBY 2016-17 card and therefore I am not eligible. RSBY is now replaced
by PMJAY. Having RSBY 2016-17 card only ensures eligibility and it has to be produced to process PMJAY ecard. If the RSBY card is lost, there is a format to be filled and signed by village/ward chairman. This format is available at all centres where ecards are generated. If one doesn’t have RSBY 2016-17 card, they might still be eligible under SECC 2011 list. • PMJAY ecard is like an ATM card with Rs. 5 lakhs balance. If I don’t use up, I carry it over to the next year. No. A family can avail cashless benefit of up to Rs. 5 lakhs per year while undergoing treatment as a PMJAY beneficiary. But this amount cannot be withdrawn as cash. The scheme provides insurance cover of up to Rs. 5 lakhs per family per year. There is no accumulation of the amount in the subsequent years. • My name is there in the beneficiary list. But I don’t have aadhaar card or ration card. Therefore, I cannot benefit from PMJAY. Aadhaar is the preferred personal ID proof. But in its absence, any government issued photo ID proof can be used, like Voter card, driving licence, PAN card, etc. In the absence of ration card as family document, the village/ward chairman can fill up a prescribed format as family proof ID. • I have lost my PMJAY card. Or, I forgot to take it to the hospital while about to receive treatment. If one remembers the PMJAY ID number or the mobile number which was linked while processing ecard, the card from be retrieved from the system in any empanelled hospital. State Health Agency Ayushman Bharat – Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) Directorate of Health and Family Welfare, Kohima, Nagaland Email: nagaland.nhpm@ gmail.com
Are Nagas heading down the path of the Native American tribes?
hroughout the 16th and 17th centuries, thousands of White people from Europe came to North America which was formerly the homeland of the Native American Indians. In seeking to colonize theNative people and take their land, these newly arrived foreign settlers killed many of them, seized some as servants, and forcefully removed others from their homes. As a result, the Native American population was drastically reduced in size and territory by the end of 19th century. Although reparation was not exactly extended, the Independent United States (U.S.)gave recognition of the Native Indian tribal sovereignty in 1787, meaning, that the indigenous tribes had inherent authority to govern themselves within the U.S. national territory. Since then, there have been 573 federally recognized Indian Nations in the U.S., with each Nation having its own flag and constitution. Has this recognition of the sovereignty of the Indian Nations worked out? Not really! Then, why not? Here are some reasons: First, this was a flawed political arrangement –”a sovereign within another sovereign” in which no Indian Nation has the right to conduct any foreign relation affairs. Second, the U.S. strategy of separating the Indian tribes into 326 Reservations and spreading them across the U.S. has
made their unity impossible. Third, the U.S.’s Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), which was instituted in 1824 to serve on behalf of all Native Indian tribes, has turned out to be usurping the tribal selfgoverning powers for itself. Not only that, even when the U.S.Congress sanctions grants and aid for the Indian Nations, the BIA keeps most of it and decides how the rest will be spent. Fifth, their trades and businesses are controlled by non-natives, thereby leaving themdependent on others. As a result, these so-called sovereign Indian Nations have become, as the U.S. Supreme Court puts it,“domestic dependent Nations.” Looking back at the disastrous consequences of this so-called sovereignty exercise in the last 200 years, this is what some American Indians are now saying: Charles Marr: “When the framers of the [U.S.] Constitution wrote that important document, they set the Native tribes in the same grouping as foreign nations in the first Article of the Constitution. They were meant to be treated as separate, distinct nations. It did not take long to start down the slippery slope from independent to dependent nations. Frank Pommersheim: “One of the legacies of the colonization process is the fact that Indian tribes, which began their interaction with the federal government as
largely sovereign entities outside the republic, were increasingly absorbed in the republic, eventually becoming internal sovereign nations of a limited kind.” Joshua Fishman: “Take language away from the culture, and you take away its greetings, its curses, its praises, its laws, its literature, its songs, its riddles, its proverbs, its cures, its wisdom, its prayers. The culture could not be expressed and handed out in any other way.” Marge Anderson: “Without our culture, language and traditions, we are not Ojibwe people -- we are only the descendants of Ojibwe people.” Ward Churchill: “Native America is at a crossroads. If the present hegemony of ... governance is maintained ... the outlook is bleak indeed. The future would consist of a permanent reduction of American Indian sovereignty and selfgovernance ... absorption directly into the ‘melting pot’ seems like the most likely outcome.” Now, what about other nation-states that have unresolved problems with their own native peoples? Could these nation-states be learning anything from the U.S. experiment with the Native Indians? Yes, without a doubt. According to Glenn Morris, “The policy of the United States towards indigenous nations has been frequently emulated by other nations.”
For example, India is also obviously well-acquainted with how America could successfully contain and control the Native American Indians from turning into a revolutionary movement. Considering all this, what could the Government of India (GoI) be thinking in terms of resolving the IndoNaga political conflict? If India were to think only in terms of her own national interest and nothing more, she could do to the Nagas what America did to the Native American Indians by offering the Nagascertain provisions which could be cleverly attached with several catches of entrapment: (1) Recognition of theNagas’ sovereignty but only as ‘a sovereign within another sovereign’ and thus without any authority for Nagas to pursue an independent foreign policy or to receive any foreign aid without India’s permission; (2) A symbolic Naga flag but one which cannot signify areal nationstate; (3) Aseparate Naga constitution which could be easily diluted with Indian laws and practices; (4) A separate Naga passport but one that would not be honored by other countries and therefore cannot be used for foreign travels; (5) Creation of a pan-Naga body in the like of the BIA which could serve as an extension of the GoI; and (6) Creation of a separate frontier state for the Eastern Nagaland Nagas so that the Naga peoplecould
be further divided. Such seemingly generous provisions with possible catches of entrapment, if the GoI were to use them, could potentially cripple the Naga Freedom Movement for another generation, if not permanently. As for the Nagas, we should ask: If India were to offer all these provisions with catches of entrapment, should we the Nagas accept them? In view of these potential dangers, why couldn’t we have thorough reasoning
together, free and open? By the way, if India is presently unable to come up with a “solution” (whatever that means), maybe there is a divine hand behind that delay for our own good. Who knows, our God may be telling us to look to Him alone for our deliverance and not runtoo trustingly towards Indialest we go down the disastrous path of the Native American Indians – that is, ending up as a “domesticdependent nation.” Mazie Nakhro
Reader’s Post Issues of Smart City project, Kohima Sir,
I am deeply concerned about our Smart City Project, Kohima. But we see little improvement on the road transport, abundant project and very little safety for the pedestrians on the NH 29. Being smart city, sanitation matters should have been given highest priority. Drainages are filled with dirt and septic tanks are being opened to flow to drainages creating most dirty smell which is also a health hazard to the people living in the smart city, specially the children. Septic tanks are not properly emptied by many house owners and hoteliers forming a habit to release the same to the drainages from time to time. Some of these drainages are located between Assam Rifles and Midland; Kitsubozou (Chotobasti) and D Block which is the worst affected from mud and dirt and the people living in that area is known as slum area. Naga Bazar, Daklane, PWD, Chandmari, porter lane and many other areas also facing similar problems. Uncontrolled flow of harmful septic tank liquids not only creating air pollution but also effecting life and health of the children in their respective areas. It is not known whether any scheme to deter such practices exist and if so, the executing agency must be smart and free from corruption from looting public money meant for Smart City, Kohima. N. Theyo, Ex-Minister & Senior citizen, Midland, Kohima. Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
Nagaland Post, Dimapur WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 2019
‘RTI on brink of extinction, govt wants to subvert Act’
SC cancels Amrapali Group’s RERA registration
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A view of the Amrapali buildings at sector 78, in Noida, Tuesday. (PTI)
the authorities concerned, if the projects could be taken over by Noida and Greater Noida authorities for completion. Pleading that they do not have the requisite resources and expertise to complete the construction of the stalled projects, the Noida and Greater Noida authorities asked the bench to hand them over to a reputed builder. They also requested the court to set up a high-powered committee to supervise the completion of the projects in a time-bound manner. The court said the lenders’ had no right to sell the properties, which largely constitute homes for which buyers have paid, to recover their losses and instead asked them to recover their losses from Amrapali Group’s CMD and directors.
afternoon and up to 100 people, 84 of them stranded on its terrace, were rescued in one of the biggest operations in recent times, Mumbai fire brigade chief P S Rahangdale said. Over two dozen machines and equipment, including fire engines, special hydraulic ladders, jumbo water tankers, robofire (a robot), rescue van and breathing set vans, were used for the rescue operation that lasted for several hours, he said. A fire brigade team was still carrying out cooling operations, another official said, adding they hope to
complete the exercise by evening. The blaze was confined to office cabins, records, furniture, computers, server room, wooden racks, windows, doors, UPS batteries, electrical wirings and switch gears, among others, on the second, third, fifth, seventh and eighth floors, Rahangdale said. “Though the fire was brought under control on Monday evening, the cooling operations are still underway to ward off the smoke and eliminate any chances of a blaze,” he said. He lauded fire brigade personnel for working hard
to save lives of those trapped in the building after the fire. “It was quite satisfying to see our personnel working so hard, beyond the call of duty, to save lives. Our men showed immense bravery and presence of mind while marching into the fire-hit building where the temperature was over 800 degree Celsius coupled with poisonous gases,” he said. “I am happy to see that everything went well during the rescue operation,” the official said. Asked why the robot deployed at the site did not perform as expected, he said it did a “satisfactory” job.
ANEFWA threatens state-wide protest
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Further, it has demanded that the government finalise the proposal of creation and regularization of 266 Nos. of post of field worker and to maintain the strength of w/c as recommended by the commission. The association also demanded granting risk allowance to the work-charged field staff employees under power department on a par with the regular field staff.
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Likewise, there are 3363 employees in Class-II category out of which 926 are females and 2437 are male, in Class III category, there are 21084 female and 54236 male employees and in Class IV there are 13675 female and 25964 male employees. State police department has the highest employees amongst the 89 departments with 26,026 employees followed at second place by department of school education with 23,388 employees. PWD (R&B) was the third highest having 10,654 employees followed by health and family welfare with 10,055, social welfare with 7000, power department 4746 , PWD (housing) with 4659, district administration 3878, Public health engineering 3658 and rural development ranked tenth with 2068 employees. The departments having the least number of employees are state guest house Kohima and electrical inspectorate with 16 employees each. GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NAGALAND :: KOHIMA
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NEW DELHI, JUL 23 (IANS): Giving respite to the 42,000 beleagured buyers of Amrapali Group, the Supreme Court on Tuesday cancelled the real estate company’s Real Estate Regulation and Development) Act registration and appointed state-run National Buildings Construction Corporation Limited (NBCC) to complete all its pending projects.
rector (CMD) Anil Sharma, and directors Shiv Priya and Ajay Kumar. The court also ordered attachment of properties of the CMD and directors. The court observed that Amrapali Group’s top management diverted homebuyers’ money to build their personal assets, instead of completing its housing projects. “The top management of Amrapali Group siphoned off the money to foreign countries,” said the court. Noida and Greater Noida authorities were negligent in monitoring the progress of the project, the court said. Reserving a verdict in the case, the apex court had on May 10 noted that the homebuyers had already paid the company Rs 1,100 crore, which was more than the cost of its projects. The court had asked banks and
People awaiting rescue stand on the balcony of a nine-story building with offices of a state-run telephone company during a fire in Mumbai, India, Monday. (PTI)
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On the logistic and technical support extended to the state government to tackle the situation, the minister said there are 28 sentinel site hospitals and 1 apex referral laboratory identified for which 143 Japanese Encephalitis (JE) IgM ELISA kits have been supplied till July 18. The funds have been provided for establishment of 10 bedded pediatric ICUs (PICUs) for 8 of 10 high endemic districts. Four PICUs are functional till date, Choubey said. Funds have been provided for strengthening of two Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PMR) Departments in Assam’s two districts, he said. All 27 endemic districts have been covered under JE vaccination campaign as part of routine immunization (RI) while nine districts have been covered under adult JE vaccination and additional adult JE vaccination as a state initiative, he added.
MUMBAI, JUL 23 (PTI): Internet and telephone services in suburban Bandra and nearby areas were affected due to the massive fire at the MTNL building here, the state-run telecom company said on Tuesday. Efforts were on to restore the services affected due to the cables and other equipment getting burnt in the fire in the nine-storey Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd’s (MTNL) building on Monday, it said. The building houses MTNL’s telephone exchange. “Due to the fire in the building, the telephone and internet services of customers in Bandra Reclamation, Kalanagar, Kherwadi, Pali Hill and some other surrounding areas have been affected,” the MTNL said in a statement. “The services are likely to be restored in seven to eight days. The MTNL expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to customers and requested them to support the telecom company in its hour of crisis and continue to have faith in its services. The fire broke out at the building on Monday
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and helped usher in a new culture of transparency and accountability administration at all levels”. The foundations of our democracy have, as a result, been strengthened immeasurably, she said. The weaker sections of our society have benefited greatly by the proactive use of RTI by activists and others. “It is clear that the present central government sees the RTI Act as a nuisance and wants to destroy the status and independence of the Central Information Commission which was put on par with the Central
DIMAPUR, JUL 23 (NPN): Nagaland GB Federation (NGBF) and Janata Dal (United) Nagaland state unit have congratulated RN Ravi on his appointment as Governor of Nagaland. In a press release, NGBF president Shahlem Konyak and general secretary Shikuto Zalipu said they were optimistic about Naga political solution as Ravi, who was well versed about Naga issue, has been appointed as governor. NGBF hoped that the government of India and Naga political parties would soon settle the differences and come out with concrete political solution. JD(U)Nagaland state unit through its media and publicity cell expressed hope that Ravi would discharge his duties as a governor without prejudices and also help expedite bringing peace talk to its logical conclusion. The party also appreciated the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi and his dispensation for choosing “a very eminent and high ranking personality” who has in-depth knowledge of Nagas in particular and the North East region in general. It also wished Ravi a successful tenure.
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Election Commission and the Central Vigilance Commission. “The central government may use its legislative majority to achieve its aims but in the process it would be disempowering each and every citizen of our country,” she said in her statement. Lok Sabha on Monday passed the bill amending the Right To Information Act, amid objections by the Opposition which alleged that it was an attempt to undermine the law and make the transparency panel a “toothless tiger”. The Right to Information (Amendment) Bill, 2019, seeks to give the government powers to fix salaries, tenures and other terms and conditions of employment of information commissioners. Rejecting the opposition’s charge that the Bill will weaken the RTI Act, the government said it was fully committed to transparency and autonomy of the institution.
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NEW DELHI, JUL 23 (PTI): UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday said the Centre is hell-bent on subverting the RTI Act which now stands on the “brink of extinction”, a day after Lok Sabha passed amendments to the Act amid strong opposition protests. In a statement, she said it is clear that the present central government sees the RTI Act as a “nuisance” and wants to destroy the status and independence of the Central Information Commission. “It is a matter of utmost concern that the central government is hell-bent on completely subverting the historic Right to Information Act, 2005. This law, prepared after widespread consultations and unanimously passed by Parliament, now stands at the brink of extinction,” she said in a statement. Gandhi said, “Over the past decade and more, 60 lakh of our countrymen and women have used RTI
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bank account or electoral bonds, constitution of the special investigation team on black money. Also, there are proactive engagement with foreign governments to facilitate and enhance exchange of information on double taxation avoidance agreements/ tax information exchange agreements/ multilateral conventions to curb black money. Effective enforcement actions and expeditious investigation in relevant cases, extensive use of information technology and data analytics tools for identification of high-risk cases are other key steps that have been taken by the government, he said. “Mandatory linking of Aadhaar with PAN ( Pe r m a n e n t A c c o u n t Number), which will not only help in de-duplication of PAN but will also prevent potential tax frauds and money-laundering,” Thakur said.
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August itself. These eight aircraft include four from A320 family, one B747, one B777 and two B787s. Remaining nine aircraft -- all of them belonging to A320 family -- would be retrieved by the end of the October if the national carrier receives the funds for maintenance in time. “We are aiming for revenue maximisation. Therefore, we plan to put the retrieved aircraft back into operation as soon as possible,” Lohani told PTI.
Air India plans to use these aircraft on the new routes where it will start flying soon, he added. Over the past few weeks, Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has announced a number of new international flights that would be started by the national carrier. For example, the minister announced last month that Air India would start flights on Mumbai-Nairobi route and Delhi-ChennaiBali route from September 27 and October 27, respectively. In 2018-19, Air India had made losses of around Rs 7,600 crore. By the end of 2018-19, it had a debt burden of around Rs 58,300 crore.
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NEW DELHI, Jul 23 (PTI): Air India is planning to bring all of its 17 aircraft, which have been grounded for a “prolonged” period, back into operation by October-end, its chief Ashwani Lohani has said. These 17 aircraft have been grounded for time periods ranging from four months to one year due to lack of funds for their repair and maintenance. “We plan to retrieve all 17 prolonged grounded aircraft by the end of October,” Air India Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) Ashwani Lohani told PTI on Monday. According to the plan, eight of the 17 aircraft would be put back into operation by the end of
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closed Foreign Income and Assets) and Imposition of Tax Act, 2015’’, which came into effect from July 2015 to specifically and more effectively deal with the issue of black money stashed away abroad. Enactment of the Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Amendment Act, 2016, was brought to comprehensively amend the Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Act, 1988, so as to enable confiscation of benami property and prosecution of benamidar and the beneficial owner, Thakur said. Measures taken by the government to deal with black money included restriction on a cash transaction of Rs 2 lakh and more, no deduction under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act allowed if cash donation exceeds Rs 2,000, restriction imposed on donations of Rs 2,000 or more to political parties otherwise than through a
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said the statement. However, the government should keep an “open mind on official digital currency,” it said. As virtual currencies and its underlying technologies are still evolving, the group has proposed setting up of a Standing Committee to revisit the issues as and when required. The report highlighted the positive aspect of distributed-ledger technology (DLT) and suggested various applications, especially in financial services, for use of DLT in India, the Finance Ministry statement said. “The DLT-based systems can be used by banks and other financial firms for processes like loan-issuance tracking, collateral management, fraud detection and claims management in insurance, and reconciliation systems in the securities market,” it said.
New Delhi, Jul 23 (PTI): The government on Tuesday said there is no official estimation of black money in the country, however, it has taken several concrete steps to crack down on illicit funds. “There is no official estimation of black money in the country,” Minister of State for Finance Anurag Singh Thakur said in a written reply in Parliament. In 2014, the BJP-led government came to power with a thumping majority and one of the key poll promised was to bring back black money stashed abroad. Also, one of the key objectives enlisted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the November 8, 2016, high-value note ban or demonetisation was to curb the ill-gotten money. Thakur was responding to a query on estimation of total black money in the country and the reasons behind such amount generation. On asked whether it was a fact that black money was increasing due to lack of alertness by the government, Thakur said “No”. He said the government has taken several concrete steps to crack down on black money, including enactment of the ‘’Black Money (Undis-
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grammes that are not delivering long-term growth and divest more of its public sector holdings. The muchneeded land, labour and agricultural reforms could be undertaken, all of which can help in crowd-in private sector growth. There could be efficiency gains if there are more private investors playing an effective role in the governance of public sector enterprises,” Acharya said. Toward the end of his tenure, Acharya was at the receiving end of the government’s ire. That came after he delivered a hardhitting speech on October 26, wherein he directly criticised the Government for seeking surplus of the RBI. Urjit Patel, the then Governor, who was seen as encouraging Acharya to speak on central bank autonomy, subsequently
New Delhi, Jul 23 (IANS): An inter-ministerial committee has recommended banning cryptocurrencies in India along with imposition of fines and penalties on activities linked with private virtual currencies in the country. According to an official statement, the committee headed by Economic Affairs Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg has submitted the report and the draft bill on banning of cryptocurrencies and regulating official currency. The government would study it and consult departments and regulatory authorities concerned to take a final decision. “As for private cryptocurrencies, given the risks associated with them and volatility in their prices, the group has recommended banning them and imposing fines and penalties for carrying on of any activity connected with them in India,”
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resigned and was replaced by Shaktikanta Das, an exbureaucrat. The government is preparing its first-ever overseas sovereign bond issue later this fiscal where officials said the main aim is to leave domestic funds for the private sector borrowings and to tap low cost overseas funds. “Governments that do not respect central bank independence will sooner or later incur the wrath of financial markets, ignite economic fire, and come to rue the day they undermined an important regulatory institution,” Acharya said in the now famous October speech. “Their wiser counterparts who invest in central bank independence will enjoy lower costs of borrowing, the love of international investors, and longer life spans.” Acharya, who had requested to leave the central bank by July 23, will return to the New York University Stern School of Business, where his main research interest is financial risk and its genesis in governmentinduced distortions ironically.
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Bengaluru, Jul 23 (IANS): An increase in government borrowing can risk flooding the debt market while making it expensive for companies to borrow, outgoing RBI Deputy Governor Viral Acharya has said taking yet another indirect dig at the Centre before demitting office. In a lecture by him, Acharya said India’s borrowing relative to its output has ranged from 67 per cent to 85 per cent since 2000 and has outpaced many emerging markets including China. “As more government debt floods markets, the relative safety and liquidity premium attached by investors to high-rated corporate bonds diminishes, raising the cost of borrowing especially for AAA-rated borrowers and making it relatively less sensitive to policy rate cuts,” Acharya said. The RBI cut the repo rate to 5.75 per cent on June 6, its third cut in 2019, while also changing its policy stance to “accommodative”, after data showed the economy growing at its slowest in over four years. India should cut back on subsidies and pro-
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Ghani seeks ‘clarification’ after Trump war comments
Kabul, Jul 23 (AFP): Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said Tuesday the US should clarify remarks President Donald Trump made about Afghanistan, including a claim he could easily win the war but didn’t “want to kill 10 million people”. The US leader made several surprising statements Monday alongside Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan at the White House, including that he had plans for a quick end to the Afghan conflict, but which would wipe the country “off the face of the Earth”. Afghanistan “would be gone. It would be over in literally, in 10 days,” Trump said, adding, “I don’t want to go that route” and that he didn’t want to kill millions. His comments sparked upset and outrage in Afghanistan, where the warweary and traumatised population is already worried about a precipitous pull-out of US forces and whether that means a return to Taliban rule and a spiralling civil war.
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“The government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan calls for clarification on the US president’s statements expressed at a meeting with the Pakistan prime minister, via diplomatic means and channels,” Ghani’s office said in a statement. Trump also said Pakistan would help the US “extricate” itself from Afghanistan, adding there was “tremendous potential” in the relationship between Washington and Islamabad. Afghanistan has long blamed Pakistan for fuelling the Afghan conflict and for supporting the Taliban, and Ghani is furious about being
Kim inspects new submarine amid stalled talks with US
Seoul, Jul 23 (IANS): North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has inspected a recently built submarine, indicating a potential continuation of a submarinelaunched ballistic missile programme amid stalled dialogue with the US. North Korean state media KCNA on Tuesday showed Kim inspecting the submarine, and said its operational deployment in the waters of Sea of Japan (called the East Sea on the Korean Peninsula) is “near”. Kim learned about its operational and tactical data and combat weapons system after the submarine was built under his “special attention”, KCNA said. “He expressed great satisfaction over the fact that the submarine was designed and built to be capable of fully implementing the military strategic intention of the Party under various circumstances,” KCNA said referring to Kim. The im-
ages show the submarine in a covered dry dock facility, but neither the date of Kim’s visit nor the location of the vessel were disclosed by the state media. Experts indicated that the location could be the Sinpo South Shipyard and the submarine could be an updated version of the Sinpo-C class, NK News reported. In June, specialist website 38 North reported that there was “continuing submarine construction of possibly another SINPO-class ballistic missile submarine” at the base. Tuesday’s report highlighted the potential continued progress of a submarinelaunched ballistic missile (SLBM) programme, while a recent agreement with US President Donald Trump on the inter-Korean border to resume denuclearization dialogue does not appear to have begun, Efe news reported.
continually sidelined by the US in ongoing peace talks with the Taliban. Pakistan was the Taliban’s chief sponsor when it took power in neighbouring Afghanistan during the 1990s. Its influence over the group, which has waged an insurgency since it was ousted from power by USled forces in 2001, is seen as key in facilitating a political settlement with Ghani’s government. “While the Afghan government supports the US efforts for ensuring peace in Afghanistan, the government underscores that foreign heads of state cannot determine Afghanistan’s fate in absence of the Afghan leadership,” Ghani’s office said. Everyday Afghans took to social media to vent after Trump’s comments. “I feel shocked, threatened and humiliated. We trusted Americans to help us in the war against terror, and now President Trump is threatening us with genocide,” Facebook user Mohd Farhad wrote.
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China’s most controversial premier Li Peng dies at 90 Beijing, Jul 23 (PTI): China’s former premier Li Peng, regarded as a staunch supporter of the ruling Communist Party’s iron-fisted clampdown on the pro-democracy student protests at the Tiananmen Square in 1989, died in Beijing, officials said here on Tuesday. Li died of illness in Beijing at the age of 91 on Monday night, an official statement said. Li visited India in 2001 as the Chairman of the Standing Committee of China’s National People’s Congress, the communist nation’s Parliament. State-run news agency Xinhua described Li as “a loyal communist warrior” and “an outstanding leader of the Communist Party and the state”. However, he is widely known as the “Butcher of Beijing” for his hard-line approach to quell the 1989 protests at the Tiananmen Square in which hundreds of people were reportedly killed. Born in 1928 in the family of a Communist revolutionary, Li became an orphan after his father was executed by the previ-
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ous Kuomintang government. He was raised by former Chinese premier Zhou Enlai and his wife Deng Yingchao and grew up to become one of China’s most prominent and controversial leaders. However Li dismissed as rumours that he was the adopted son of the late premier Zhou, although he said he was close to him and Deng. In his memoir published in 2014, Li wrote that his relation with Zhou and Deng was like “a relationship between old comrades and martyrs’ descendants.” “Some say I was the adopted son of premier Zhou. It is not correct,” Li wrote.
Washington/ Beijing, Jul 23 (IANS/ AFP): The US has imposed sanctions on a Chinese stateowned company for allegedly violating the restrictions imposed on the purchase of Iranian oil, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a speech in Florida. Pompeo said that as part of a “maximum pressure campaign”, the US was imposing sanctions against the Chinese company Zhuhai Zhenrong and its Chief Executive Youmin Li, accusing them of violating US law by accepting crude oil from Iran. “We can’t tolerate more money going to the ayatollah...,” he said during a speech at the 120th Annual Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars in Orlando on Monday. The US Department of Treasury included Youmin Li and the company he runs on its Iran-related Specially Designated Nationals List on Monday. In May 2018, the US announced that it was withdrawing from a multilateral nuclear deal with Iran because Iranian authorities were violating the spirit
of the treaty with the purpose of secretly developing nuclear weapons. In November 2018, it reinstated sanctions on the export of Iranian crude oil, although it granted China, the country’s main oil buyer, a six-month exemption in order to find alternative suppliers. Monday’s announcement marks an escalation of tensions between Washington and Tehran after several attacks on ships, the shooting down of a US drone and the seizure by Iranian forces of a British tanker in the Persian Gulf last week. US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he was seeing it increasingly difficult to reach an agreement with Iran that would make it possible to lower the escalation of tension between the two countries because, according to him, Tehran “disrespected” Washington. The President made these statements shortly after accusing Iran on Twitter of lying about having arrested 17 Iranian citizens working for the Central Intelligence Agency. “The report of Iran capturing CIA spies is
totally false. Zero truth. Just more lies and propaganda (...) Iran is a total mess!” Trump tweeted.
US sanctions on Chinese oil trader ‘illegal’: Beijing
China on Tuesday called US sanctions against Chinese companies “illegal”, a day after US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced he was putting a leading oil importer on a blacklist. Pompeo said Monday that the US was imposing sanctions on Zhuhai Zhenrong and its chief executive Li Youmin as part of a “maximum pressure campaign” for trading in Iranian crude oil. “They violated US law by accepting crude oil,” he said. But Beijing said Tuesday it has “consistently and resolutely opposed unilateral sanctions imposed by the United States,” slamming the sanctions as “illegal”. “The Chinese side has expressed firm opposition and strong condemnation of the relevant US authorities that have sanctioned Chinese enterprises,” said foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying at a regular press briefing.
ISI info helped CIA track down Osama: Imran Khan S. Korea fires 360 warning
Washington, Jul 23 (PTI): Pakistan’s powerful spy agency ISI provided information to the CIA which helped the US track down and kill al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden, Prime Minister Imran Khan said Monday in a significant revelation as Islamabad had so far denied having any knowledge of the terror chief until he was shot dead in 2011. Khan, who is visiting Washington on his maiden official trip, revealed this during an interview with Fox News when he was asked whether his country would release jailed Pakistani surgeon Shakeel Afridi who helped the CIA track down Osama. Khan’s statement is significant because Pakistan had so far denied that it had any information about the hideout of Osama before he was killed in a covert raid by a US Navy SEAL team in Abbottabad, a garrison town north of Islamabad, on May 2, 2011. “It was ISI
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that gave the information which led to the location of Osama bin Laden. If you ask CIA it was ISI which gave the initial location through the phone connection,” Khan said. Responding to questions, Khan was reluctant to give any commitment on the release of Pakistani doctor Afridi. US President Donald Trump is seeking his release. Khan said that the release of Afridi is an “emotive issue” for Pakistan as in Pakistan he is considered a spy for the US. “We in Pakistan always felt that we were an
ally of the US and if we had been given the information about Osama, we should have taken him out,” he said. Khan said that Pakistan was fighting the war against terrorism for the US. The raid and killing of Osama, he said “hugely embarrassed Pakistan”. “Here we were an ally of the US and the US did not trust us. And they actually came and bombed and killed a man in our territory,” Khan said. When pointed out that Osama was not just a man, but a terrorist who killed more than 3,000 Americans, Khan said that Pakistan lost 70,000 people in this fight. “We were fighting this war for the US and we lost all these people fighting this war. So there was obviously a lot of anger about the way this whole thing was done. But you know, that’s all in the past,” Khan said. When the interviewer asked, “You are the prime minister, you can make a
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decision catch.,” Khan said, “There’s some decisions that are democracy which even a prime minister finds it difficult, because we do have an opposition. But this is something that can be negotiated over time.” Khan said he would be willing to consider releasing Afridi in exchange for Pakistani neuroscientist Aafia Siddiqui, who is serving an 86-year US prison sentence after her 2010 conviction of shooting at FBI agents and soldiers. “So, we could negotiate some sort of swap,” Khan said, adding that this was not talked about during his meeting with President Trump in the White House. The negotiations for swap of Afridi and Siddiqui could take place in the future, he said. “We can negotiate. I mean, no negotiations have started,” Khan said.
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Seoul, Jul 23 (IANS): South Korea fighter jets fired 360 warning shots at a Russian A-50 military aircraft after it twice violated the country’s airspace on Tuesday, military officials here said. The first incursion was made around 9.09 a.m. (local time) in the Sea of Japan (called the East Sea by the Koreans) near the Dokdo islets, according to South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff. Seoul scrambled fighter jets in response to the violation of its air defence identification zone (ADIZ). South Korea deployed several F-15 and F-16 fighters that fired flares and warning shots after issuing warning messages. The Russian aircraft left South Korea’s airspace within minutes but committed another similar vio-
lation around fifteen minutes later, officers of the Joint Chiefs of Staff told Yonhap news agency. At around 9.33 a.m., it entered Korea’s air defence identification zone. Following further military actions, the Russian aircraft left the airspace four minutes later. It finally flew out of the air defence zone at 9.56 a.m. Russia, however, denied violating the South Korea’s airspace. Moscow said two of its bombers carried out a planned drill over “neutral waters” and denied any warning shots were fired by South Korean jets. It is the first time that a Russian military aircraft has violated South Korean sovereign airspace, though Russian planes have entered Korea’s ADIZ in the past.
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Islamabad, Jul 23 (IANS): Setting a new ‘record’, Pakistan has taken $16 billion in foreign loans, mostly from China or the Gulf monarchies, in one financial year, mainly to service the interest on existing loans and to pay for imports, media reports said. As per documents of the Federal government, all the loans were taken in financial year 2018-19, which includes 11 months of the Imran Khanled Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf party government, the Express Tribune reported. According the report, the PTI government accounted for $13.6 billion of the loans - the most by any government in a single year, while the remaining amount had been received in July 2018 when the caretaker setup was in place. Though the $16 billion loans includes $5.5 billion received from Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar, this will, as per sources, not be included in the figures of Federal government loans to be published by the Economic Affairs Ministry this week and come up in the balance sheet of the State Bank of Pakistan. Thus, the data will show the amount of loans at only $10.5 billion, the report said. However, justifying the omission, Finance Ministry spokesman Khaqan Najeeb said that these deposits “were not available for financing the government’s budgetary operations” and thus “part of the SBP reserves”.
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orean singer and television personality, Jang Hanbyul performed live amid the lively K-Pop fans in the state capital at The Heritage, Old DC bungalow on Tuesday evening. The young K-Pop fans from Nagaland were made to wait till 6 p.m. to see the Korean singer on stage. Hanbyul enthralled the crowd as he took the stage bringing much joy to the much awaited fans. Former lead vocalist of LED Apple also performed from their album during the show and his popular songs during the show. He also presented some of the English cover song like “When I was your man” by Bruno Mars, “Perfect” by Ed Sheeran and others
during the concert. Jang Hanbyul also interacted with the host and the fans on his show to India. The event was organised by Musik-A Events where the live performance was held at Dimapur, Diphu and Kohima dubbed as “Summer Star Tour” event. Special guest, advisor MTF, Theja Meru, called upon the young youth to be the agent of change. Stating that South Korea has worked so hard to achieve what they are today. He said the youth of Nagaland can also be the change to bring new creative economy of the state. Nagaland will change if you can believe and “we can do it if we do”, he said. Meru also informed that
ick Jagger is set to make his silver screen comeback in The Burnt Orange Heresy, a new art heist thriller by Italian director Giuseppe Capotondi, that will premiere at the upcoming Venice Film Festival. An adaptation of American novelist Charles Willeford’s book of the same title, the film stars Jagger opposite Donald Sutherland, Claes Bang and Elizabeth Debicki. The Rolling Stones man plays Joseph Cassidy, a wealthy art collector who recruits a couple (Bang and Debicki) to steal a piece of artwork from a famous artist (Sutherland). Per the festival’s description, Capotondi’s latest offering will be a “erotic neo-noir thriller”. The movie will close out the 11day festival on September 7, organisers announced on Monday (July 22). According to Yahoo!, the movie was filmed prior to Jagger’s heart operation in April. The veteran rock star had undergone a heart valve replacement surgery after doctors told him he could not perform, forcing the postponement of the band’s North American tour. But Jagger is already back on his feet. In an interview with Toronto’s
very soon the music task force will be introducing two programmes namely ‘Open House’ and ‘The Think fest’. Adding that MTF represent the young people of Nagaland, he said the Open House will be a programme that aims to encourage the dancers in the state; the open house will take stage in every district of Nagaland. For ‘The Think Fest’, he said a lot of seminar and shows will be held for improvements of each category in music by bring the national artists to train the young talents. He also informed that the department is planning to bring AR Rahman to Nagaland on August 10. (Correspondent)
inger-composer Anu Malik, who was removed from the jury panel of “Indian Idol” last year following accusations of sexual misconduct in the wake of the #MeToo movement, returns to the small screen as a guest judge on the children’s reality music show, “Superstar Singer”. When IANS contacted Anu, he was busy in a recording studio. Lyricist Sameer Anjaan, who will be accompanying Anu on the show, however, confirmed the news. “I will be a guest judge on Sony TV’s (channel) ‘Superstar Singer’ and Anu Malik will join me on the show.
The wrestling great has been a vocal critic of Trump, a WWE Hall of Fame member himself, expressing his dissatisfaction with the president’s rhetoric and retweeting critical comments. Recently he called Trump “President DumbDumb” and accused him of “trolling the world” in response to a followers comment. Bautista, who wrestled his last match at this past April’s “Wrestlemania,” has made a name for himself recently as an actor in Marvel Studios’ “Guardian’s of the Galaxy” franchise and appearing in “Avengers: Endgame” -now the largest grossing box office movie of all time.
ROS College, Kohima celebrated its 9th Fresher’s Day 2019 on July 13 at the College campus with Chief Secretary, Nagaland, Temjen Toy as the honored guest. The Chief Secretary in his speech encouraged the students to be dedicated and put in more efforts in Swudeveyi Naroh and Ms. Katimingla Longchar were their studies to compete crowned KROS Collage, Kohima Mr. & Ms. Fresher’s with others in the present 2019. (DPRO Kohima) competitive world. Temjen Toy also highlighted on the importance of abstaining from taking harmful products which would ultimately lead them to a successful life. During the celebrations, Katimongla Longchar was crowned Miss Fresher 2019 and Swudeveyi Naroh as Mr Fresher. (DIPR)
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You will enjoy a lot. You will get to hear songs by Anu and me ,” Sameer told IANS. In October 2018, Anu Malik was accused by two female singers, who called him a “paedophile” and a “sexual predator”. He has denied the allegations. Sameer had earlier extended support towards the composer on social media, saying: “This is really shocking and sad that today people can pass any comment without proof.” Earlier this year, there was a buzz about Anu’s return as judge to the reality music show “Indian Idol”. (IANS)
Q107 radio station last month, he revealed that he was “feeling pretty good” and was busy rehearsing for the Stones’ rescheduled shows. “This morning [I did] a bit of gym. Nothing crazy. Then I go into rehearsal with the rest of the band,” he said.
Jagger and co kicked off the remaining US dates of their ‘No Filter’ tour on June 21 and will play shows all the way through till August. Their trek across North America concludes on August 31 in Miami, Florida. (NME)
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Mascots of Olympics and Paralympics unveil a robot mascot at Tokyo Stadium as organizers prepare to celebrate one year to go until the 2020 Olympics.
sales policy has had to be amended. Over 200,000 people in Japan and abroad have also applied to be volunteers at the Games in a further indication of the excitement building in the country. By contrast, in Rio de Janeiro three years ago, the Olympics were met with widespread criticism over
the use of public funds. Local sponsorship revenue has passed $3 billion, more than any other Games, which is necessary as Tokyo 2020 organisers battle rising costs. Budget figures released in December 2018 put total costs at $12.6 billion, well above their original estimate at under $7 billion.
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Praneeth, who didn’t have as great a run in the recently-concluded Indonesia Open losing to Hong Kong’s Wong Wing Ki Vincent, defeated Nishimoto 21-17, 21-13 in the first-round contest that lasted just for 42 minutes. Praneeth had pulled out of the last edition of this
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7th KSC tournament underway Dimapur, Jul 23 (NPN): The 7th Kachari Sports Club Tournament got underway Tuesday at Kachari community playground. Khevishe Chishi, GB, Kushiabill village graced the opening function. Speaking at the programme, Chishi urged the players to keep the spirit of sportsmanship alive and not to indulge in anti social activities. He also advised the organiser to emphasize on inviting more club to participate in the tournament. On the first day, Naharbari Village FC beat Kushiabill Football Team by 3-0 and Disim Junior FC beat Kushiabill Junior FC by 1-0 in an exhibition match K Y M C
Anderson ruled out of Ireland Test Lo n do n , J u l 2 3 (Agencies): James Anderson has been ruled out of England’s four-day Test against Ireland at Lord’s starting on Wednesday due to a right calf injury. The pacer has failed to recover from the injury sustained when playing for his county Lancashire against Durham on July 2. “Jimmy will continue to be assessed” ahead of the first Ashes Test at Edgbaston on August 1, an England and Wales Cricket Board statement said on Tuesday. Chief selector Ed Smith stated last week that Anderson would not be risked ahead of the Ashes series. Anderson, 36, no longer plays One-day international cricket so did not play in the World Cup.
Lo n do n , J u l 2 3 (Agencies): Ben Stokes says he is flattered to be nominated for the New Zealander of the Year award but has pulled out of the running after saying it does not ‘sit right’. Stokes, who was born in Christchurch but moved to Durham in England at the age of 12, was nominated after helping England to victory in the Cricket World Cup final earlier this month. He made 84 against New Zealand in the final at Lord’s and then returned to the crease with Jos Buttler as England won with victory in the Super Over. The England allrounder says he is honoured to be recognised but that it did not feel right to be named on the list. “I am flattered to be nominated for New Zealander of the Year,” Stokes said in an official statement. “I am proud of my New Zealand and Maori heritage but it would not sit right with me to be nomi-
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nated for this prestigious award. There are people who deserve this recognition more and have done a lot more for the country of New Zealand.” “I have helped England lift a World Cup and my life is firmly established in the UK - it has been since I was 12 years old.” Stoke instead has urged the award to go to New Zealand captain Kane Williamson, who was named player of the tournament at the World Cup. “I feel the whole country should align their sup-
port to New Zealand captain Kane Williamson. He should be revered as a Kiwi legend. He led his team in this World Cup with distinction and honour. He was the player of the tournament and an inspirational leader of men.” “He shows humility and empathy to every situation and is an all-round good bloke. He typifies what it is to be a New Zealander. He would be a worthy recipient of this accolade. New Zealand, fully support him. He deserves it and gets my vote,” added Stokes.
Malinga to play T20s after quitting ODIs C O L O M B O, J u l 2 3 (Agencies): Veteran Sri Lankan pace bowler Lasith Malinga Tuesday confirmed he will retire from one-day international cricket after the first match against Bangladesh but hopes to play T20 cricket. Malinga invited fans to his farewell ODI at the R. Premadasa Stadium in Colombo on Friday and said the cricket board agreed to his request to retire from the 50-over format of the game. Posting a video message to his fans on his wife’s Facebook page, Malinga said he felt no ill will towards officials and players who may have tried to push him out of the team. The 35-year-old said he was sidelined by selectors two years ago but was able to prove his value to the national team at the recent World Cup. “Friday will be
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the last day you will see me playing a ODI match,” Malinga said. “If you can, please come for the match.” During practice Tuesday ahead of the first ODI against Bangladesh, Malinga said he hoped to play
T20 cricket and had his sights on the 2020 World Cup in Australia. “I hope to be able to take Sri Lanka to the next T20 World Cup,” he said. “I hope I will have an opportunity to play in that tournament, but if there are better players than me, I don’t mind being left out.” Malinga’s retirement was first announced by skipper Dimuth Karunaratne, who on Monday told reporters the right-arm fast bowler indicated Friday’s match would be his last ODI appearance.
Malinga was named to the 22-man Sri Lanka squad for the series with matches scheduled for July 26, 28 and 31 at the R. Premadasa Stadium. He will leave as Sri Lanka’s third-highest wicket-taker in ODI cricket with 335 wickets in 219 innings so far. Only Muttiah Muralitharan (523) and Chaminda Vaas (399) have taken more wickets than Malinga in ODIs for Sri Lanka. Malinga retired from Test cricket in 2011 but continued to remain available in other formats.
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Dimapur, Jul 23 (NPN): The Lametong Youth Association (LYA), Longjang will be organising the 5th Tsungremmong Salaak Football Penalty Shootout on August 2 at Longjang village. The champions of the shoot-out will receive a cash prize of Rs. 20,000 while the runners-up will pocket Rs. 10,000. The association has, therefore, asked all interested teams to come and participate in the event. For further details, contact 9366244044 or 8787813403.
tournament and he came out with a confident performance this time around. In the mixed doubles pair of Ashwini Ponappa and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy also advanced to the second round with an easy win over Germany’s Linda Efler and Marvin Seidel. The Indian pair defeated the duo of Efler-Seidel 21-14, 21-19 in 33 minutes. However, there was disappointment in the men’s doubles event as India’s Attri Manu and Reddy B. Sumeeth lost to the Malaysian pair of Goh Sze Fei and Nur Izzuddin 12-21, 16-21 in a match when was played for less than an hour. On Wednesday, ace Indian shuttlers P.V. Sindhu and Kidambi Srikanth will begin their tournament campaign in their respective events. Sindhu will face China’s Yue Han, while Srikanth will lock horns with compatriot H.S. Prannoy. Sameer Verma will also compete with Denmark’s Anders Antonsen in his opening round clash.
With all the newlybuilt and refurbished venues on track to be completed on schedule, organisers are heading into the final straight with few major headaches. But it has not always been plain sailing. Tsunekazu Takeda resigned this year as president of the Japanese Olympic Committee follow-
ing allegations of suspected corruption related to the bid, and in 2015 organisers had to scrap the original logo over accusations of plagiarism. There are also concerns over how hot Tokyo may be for athletes and spectators. A record heat wave in July 2018 killed over a dozen people in Tokyo, with monthly average temperatures reaching more than 30 degrees for the first time since 1998. “Discussions were taken here to confirm that spectators will be allowed to take their own water into venues, the coverage for folk lining up to get into venues was explained and looks good,” said Coates. Coates also mentioned air-conditioned lounges for the athletes and ice baths both at the athlete village and at the venues. “All of that attention is being given.” On Wednesday, the landmark celebrations will see the designs for the Games’ medals unveiled.
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CLARIFICATION TO THE PRESS RELEASE DATED 22-072019 OF NAGALAND POST PAGE NO. 4 ON THE TOPIC GENERAL INFORMATION TO THE CONCERN INOTO YEPTHOMI (03/01/84 – 24/07/18) It broke our hearts to lose you, But you did not go alone. A part of us went with you, The day that God took you home. If tears could build a stairway, And heartaches make a lane, We’d walk our way to heaven, And bring you back again. In life we loved you dearly, In death we love you still, In our hearts you hold a place No one could ever fill. Those we love can never be more Than a thought away…………. for as long as there is memory they live in our hearts to stay. We know you’d be with us today If heaven was not so far away.
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We the bereaved family members of Late Miss Sethrila C Sangtam (Chungtor) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere thanks to all churches, societies, unions, friends and well wishers at the sudden demise of our beloved daughter on 19th July 2019. We are truly grateful to each and everyone for your support physically, spiritually, financially and emotionally during our time of grief. We deeply regret for not being able to thank individually but it is our prayer that our Almighty God bless each and everyone of you abundantly. DP-5702
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TOKYO, Jul 23 (Agencies): Tokyo is fully on track to deliver the “compact” 2020 Olympics it promised when it was awarded the rights to the event six years ago, the Inter national Olympic Committee’s Coordination Commission chief said on Tuesday. Wednesday marks one year until the opening ceremony in the almost-completed National Stadium, and organisers believe they are on schedule to deliver the Games. “We’re very pleased that the delivery of the games remains firmly on track,” said John Coates, in Tokyo reviewing the preparations amid several oneyear-to-go events. “.. All of the excitement is growing here. You’ve seen the unprecedented interest in ticket sales,” he told reporters. Around 3.22 million tickets were sold during the first domestic sales phase last month, surprising organisers so much that their
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Sangtamtilla Village Council is constrained to issue the clarification to the press release with the topic GENERAL INFORMATION TO THE CONCERN in the matter of accusation on land encroachment. 1. That the land in question is purely within the State of Nagaland which can be ascertained from the records of the Government. 2. That Sangtamtilla Village was established in the year 1951 and duly recognised vide Govt. Settlement Order No. MEMO NO. L.S/ I/44/D of 10.4.1953 and LS/I/45/D Dt. 10.4.53 wherein it may be noted that the Village was established prior to statehood. 3. That in the event of any adverse consequences arising out of this issue, Mr. Debo Sharma, the so called Sarkar GB of Tilla Bosti shall be held wholely responsible. Sangtamtilla Village will not be frightened any threat from any corner as we stand in our Sangtam Traditional Customary Right. ASEMBA MONGZAR Council Chairman Sangtamtilla Village Council
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Impressive Chelsea beat Barca 2-1 in Japan
Saitama, Jul 23 (Agencies): Tammy Abraham scored his first goal of pre-season as Chelsea produced an impressive show to beat Barcelona 2-1 in Saitama, Japan on Tuesday. The Blues should have already been ahead by the time Abraham opened the scoring 11 minutes before the break after he skied a sitter moments earlier, but he made no mistake second time around when Jorginho robbed Sergio Busquets and from his pass, the forward rounded Marc-Andre ter Stegen and slotted in. An entirely rotated Barcelona side showed more after half-time but rarely tested Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga, and instead the Blues added a late second when Ross Barkley smacked the ball inside Neto’s near post with nine minutes remaining. But Barcelona did have something to smile
Players of Chelsea and Barcelona fight for the ball during their pre-season friendly match in Saitama, Japan on Tuesday.
about in added time when substitute Ivan Rakitic received the ball 20 yards out, and after taking a single touch fired in a powerful effort into the top corner beyond a helpless Kepa.
Chelsea may have been wondering whether it would be a long night when Barcelona flew out of the blocks and only avoided taking a second-minute lead when Oriol Busquets
De Gea keen to captain Iniesta named La Liga Icon Manchester United
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Shanghai, Jul 23 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : M a n chester United goalkeeper David de Gea, reported to be on the verge of agreeing a six-year contract extension, has said he would welcome being captain of the Premier League club. De Gea, 28, has long been linked with a move away from Old Trafford but said he wanted to help the team return to the summit of English soccer at a supporters’ event in Singapore. United’s previous captain Antonio Valencia left at the end of last season and De Gea is one of sev-
eral players in the frame to replace him along with Ashley Young, Juan Mata, Chris Smalling and Paul Pogba. “I’ve been captain for some games. Of course it is amazing to be captain of a club like Manchester United and defend this badge,” De Gea said. “It’s amazing, so of course I’ll be really, really happy to captain. It’s my ninth season, I feel like one of the most experienced players. We have to improve a lot. We are Manchester United, we need to fight for trophies. When you put on this badge, that’s what it means — fight for everything, give your best and bring the team again to the top.” United, who have not lost a match on their preseason tour so far, beating Perth Glory, Leeds United and Inter Milan, take on Tottenham Hotspur in Shanghai on Thursday.
Tokyo, Jul 23 (IANS): Andrés Iniesta has been named the latest ‘La Liga Icon, a La Liga initiative to continue growing worldwide driven by the popularity of players like the FC Barcelona legend. The 35-year-old currently playing his football in Japan becomes the newest star to be named a ‘La Liga Icon’ after his Spanish teammate Iker Casillas. “We are delighted to have Andrés Iniesta on board as a La Liga Icon” said La Liga President, Javier Tebas. “He is a player who inspires millions and is a fantastic representative for what La Liga stands for across the globe.” The La Liga Icons initiative aims to expand the La Liga brand through a strategy focused on digital dissemination, maximising La Liga content and taking advantage of synergies between social networks, allowing La Liga to connect with fans globally.
nodded over unmarked from a corner. But once Chelsea got their bearings, they controlled the first half against a strong Barca side, albeit playing their first game of
pre-season, who struggled to deal with a high press and compact defence. The Blues’ full-backs bombed on with aplomb and should have led when Emerson found Christian Pulisic inside the box, and his shot was turned away straight into Abraham’s path. The striker had an open goal to aim at - but lifted his first-time effort over the bar. Abraham made no mistake second time around when Chelsea’s high press worked to perfection, as Jorginho caught Sergio Busquets in possession and played Abraham through, and he calmly rounded Ter Stegen and fired in the opener. The first half provided little attacking opportunity for Barca after that early header, with debutant Antoine Griezmann frustrated by the Blues’ stout defence, but straight from the restart they began to probe more intensely, and Malcom fired wide of the near post
within two minutes. Young winger Carles Perez had two decent opportunities to test Kepa but fired straight at the Chelsea goalkeeper both times, before Carles Alena forced him into a sprawling save. Chelsea’s attacking intent had been stunted since the break but they nearly doubled their lead in a rare break when Michy Batshuayi was played in from the left and from a close-range shot straight at Neto. That came shortly before Chelsea did add a second of the game, when Barkley received the ball from Marcos Alonso and rattled the ball inside Neto’s near post, with the goalkeeper unsighted by Jean-Clair Todibo. There was finally something for Barcelona when Rakitic took aim when given too much space 20 yards out a minute into injury time, and duly beat Kepa with a rising drive into the top corner.
WC final both best and worst day of my life: Guptill New Delhi, Jul 23 ( IAN S ) : S t i l l c o m i n g to terms with the heartwrenching loss at the 2019 World Cup finals, New Zealand batsman Martin Guptill feels the summit clash against England was both the best and worst day of his cricketing career. “Hard to believe it’s been a week since that incredible Final at Lords. I think it was both the best and worst day of my cricketing life! So many different emotions, but mainly proud to represent New Zealand and play for the Black Caps alongside a great group of mates. Thank you to everyone for all your support, it has been amazing,” Guptill said in an emotional Instagram post on Tuesday. The New Zealand opener was involved in probably two of the most important moments of the July 14 final at Lord’s, the result of which was eventually decided on boundary count after both the teams could not be separated after
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the end of the allotted 100 overs and the subsequent Super Overs. It was Guptill’s throw which hit the bat of Ben Stokes that went for a boundary in the 50th over during England’s chase of 242. The umpire had awarded six runs to the England team which turned the course of the game towards the hosts. In the Super Over, Guptill was run-out on the last ball chasing England’s target of 16. The Super Over also ended in a tie, denying Black Caps the chance to lift their first World Cup trophy.
Guwahati may host opening WC qualifier against Oman Ko l k ata , J u l 2 3 (IANS): The Indian football team is likely to open their second round of the Asian qualifiers for the 2022 FIFA World Cup campaign against Oman on September 5 at the Indira Gandhi Athletic Stadium in Guwahati if all goes as per plan. I n d i a h av e b e e n clubbed in Group E alongside Bangladesh, Oman, Afghanistan and hosts Qatar. According to the schedule, the Blue Tigers coached by Croatian Igor
Stimac are slated to take on Oman in their first game at home. Sources in the All India Football Federation (AIFF) said Guwahati could be a possible venue as after the advent of ISL, the facilities and infrastructure has improved a lot with NorthEast United calling the stadium their home. “AFC officials will inspect the venue soon and we will take the final call then. But as things stand now, Guwahati is the frontrunner for the first game,”
the source said. India will also take on Bangladesh at home, the venue for which is likely to be Kolkata’s Vivekananda Yuba Bharari Krirangan. Besides being home to ISL outfit ATK, the colossal Vivekananda Yuba Bharari Krirangan hosted the final of the U-17 World Cup between England and Spain witnessing record turnout. The other venue to host home matches for the second round of the Asian qualifiers for the
2022 FIFA World Cup is Mumbai’s Football Arena which is home to Mumbai City FC and also hosted the inaugural Intercontinental Cup last year. The 34 top-ranked Asian sides as per the FIFA world rankings for June are joined in the second round by the six winners (Bangladesh, Cambodia, Guam, Malaysia, Mongolia and Sri Lanka) of the Round 1 ties. The competing nations were drawn into eight groups of five teams, with a
side from each of the below pots (also determined by June’s FIFA rankings) making up the five-team pools. The matches in the second round will be played from September 5 to June 9, 2020. The group winners and four best runners-up (12 teams in total) will advance to the third round of Asian World Cup qualifiers. The group stage will be played in a double round-robin format where all teams will face each other twice in home and away.
Cristiano Ronaldo Washington, Jul 23 (Agencies): Portuguese soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo will face no charges in Las Vegas in connection with a 10-year-old sexual assault allegation because the case cannot be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, prosecutors said on Monday. Ronaldo, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest soccer players of all time and plays for the Italian club Juventus, has maintained he is innocent. Kathryn Mayorga filed a civil lawsuit in September 2018 in state court in Ne-
vada accusing the athlete of raping her in a Las Vegas hotel penthouse suite in 2009, then paying her $375,000 in hush money. A woman called Las Vegas police on June 13, 2009 to report that she had been sexually assaulted and police took her to the hospital for an examination, the Clark County District Attorney’s Office said in a statement on Monday. She declined to identify the person who she said assaulted her. The statement did not identify the woman, but Mayorga’s civil lawsuit mir-
rors the allegation outlined by prosecutors. Mayorga and Ronaldo reached a civil settlement in 2010 and law enforcement did not hear again from her until Aug. 28, 2018, when she asked police to reopen the investigation. She said Ronaldo was the person who sexually assaulted her, prosecutors said. Las Vegas police on July 8 asked the Clark County District Attorney’s Office to prosecute the case. “Based upon a review of the information presented at this time, the allegations of sexual assault against Cristiano Ronaldo cannot be proven beyond a reasonable doubt,” the District Attorney’s Office said in a statement on Monday. Ronaldo’s attorney, Peter Christiansen, did not return calls. Attorneys for Mayorga could not be reached for comment. Las Vegas police said in January they had formally asked Italian authorities to obtain a DNA sample from Ronaldo. Police did not immediately respond on Monday to emails asking if they ever obtained the DNA. The civil lawsuit, in which Mayorga sought more than $200,000 in damages, has been moved to federal court. Mayorga and Ronaldo, according to the suit, met in Las Vegas at a nightclub before she joined a group of people going to his penthouse suite to view the Las Vegas Strip.
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