July 29, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Pak SC disqualitifes PM Shariff

ISLAMABAD, JUL 28 (AGENCIES): Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Friday disqualified Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for dishonesty and ruled that corruption cases be filed against him and his children over the Panama Papers scandal, forcing the embattled leader to resign. It is the third time that the 67-year-old veteran politician’s term as premier has been cut short. The muchawaited verdict plunged Pakistan into a political crisis at a time when the country is facing a brittle economy and a surge in militancy. As the unanimous verdict by the five-judge bench was read out by Justice Ejaz Afzal Khan inside the packed courtroom 1 of the Supreme Court, a large number of opposition Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf workers celebrated outside chanting the slogan, ‘Go, Nawaz, Go’. The court disqualified Sharif under Article 62 and 63 of Pakistan’s Constitution. The articles state that a member of Parliament should be “truthful” and “righteous”. “He is disqualified as a member of the parliament so he has ceased to be holding the office of

Prime Minister,” Justice Khan said. The court ordered the Election Commission to issue a notification for Sharif ’s disqualification. Following the order, the Election Commission denotified Sharif from NA-120 constituency (in Lahore). The federal Cabinet also stands dissolved. Though there was no official announcement, PML-N sources said She-

hbaz Sharif, the younger brother of Nawaz, was most likely to succeed him as Prime Minister after the court verdict. The next general election is in 2018 and a new prime minister needs to be elected by PML-N to steer the government for about a year till the polls. However, a name has not been announced for the interim prime minister, who will fill the 45-day vacuum

until Shehbaz, 65, is elected to a National Assembly seat. The court verdict said that having furnished a false declaration under solemn affirmation, Sharif was “not honest” under terms of the Constitution. Supreme Court disqualified him for failing to declare the “receivable” salary from a UAE-based company of his son in the 2013 nomination paper. The court termed the salary which was not paid to Sharif as an “asset”. Sharif has maintained that there has not been any wrongdoing on his part. Following the court verdict, a spokesperson of Pakistan Muslims League Nawaz (PML-N) said in a statement that Sharif had stepped down as the Prime Minister. Despite reservations regarding different phases of the Panama case proceedings, the decision of the apex court will be implemented, the spokesperson said. The spokesperson claimed that during the course of the proceedings of the case, new precedence were set which have not been seen in the history of the country. The Supreme Court also ordered the Na-

Chumu bodies Speaker cannot appoint reaffirm on tax Chief Whip, says Sorabjee DIMAPUR, JUL 28 (NPN): Chumoukedima frontal organisations have reaffirmed to stand by February 13, 2014 resolution of “One government one tax”. This was reaffirmed at an emergency meeting of the frontal organisations at Chumukedima on July 23, 2017. In a joint statement, the frontal organisations also affirmed that any group trying to forcibly impose tax in Chumoukedima would be treated as “fake nationalist, imposter” and the public would be forced to unitedly defend themselves from “such wolfs in sheep’s skin.” While asserting that they were anxiously waiting for early, lasting and honourable settlement from the Government of India, the organisations also requested different factions to “bury their petty differences and reunite” as their goal was same. The joint statement was issued by Hd.GBs of Chumoukedima town, Chumoukedima village, new Chumoukedima village; chairmen of Chumoukedima A village, Chumoukedima village, new Chumoukedima village, Tribal union Chumoukedima president, Chumoukedima mothers association president, CCTCA president, CTYO president and CTSU president.

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“Their achievements are in shambles today and so is their party.” K Y M C

DIMAPUR, JUL 28 (NPN): S enior advocate of the Supreme Court and former Attorney General of India, Soli J. Sorabjee has opined that the Nagaland Legislative Assembly Speaker, had no legal competence to confirm the appointment of T.R. Zeliang’s claim of being appointed Chief Whip of the NPF party. Sorabjee gave his opinion in a written text in response to request from NPF Central spokesperson Achumbemo Kikon regarding the matter of appointment of party Whip in the State Assembly. Also, to the issue of whether tentative formation of new political party by breaking away by NPF dissident MLAs from NPF party subsequent to defiance of present NPF party Chief Whip’s direction during the floor test entitled them for disqualification from the NPF, Sorabjee opined that since the MLAs were members of the NPF, “they are bound to abide by the Constitution of the Party which mandates loyalty and allegiance to the party and not to

any individual.”Sorabjee pointed out that it is the political party and not the legislature party, that appoints the Whip, as the person authorized by the political party to issue directions regarding voting in the house. He said only NPF party would be the competent to appoint its Whip for issuing directions to its legislators. In this regard, he said all NPF members, including the NPF Legislature Party were bound by the directions issued by Kiyanilie Peseyie, the Whip appointed by the party. He said it was open to the NPF to pass necessary orders to the members of the NPF who are currently legislators, for defiance of directions of the Chief Whip of the party during the no confidence moved by T.R. Zeliang on July 22, 2017. Consequently, he said “the legislators who defied the Chief Whip direction and voted in favour of T.R. Zeliang are liable to be disqualified under Schedule X of the Constitution of India.”

tional Accountability Bureau to start a corruption case against Sharif, his children -- Hussain and Hassan -- and his daughter Maryam. The Supreme Court ordered that the cases against them be registered within six weeks and trial be completed within six months after the registration of the cases. The court also ordered a criminal investigation into the assets of Finance Minister Ishaq Dar, Sharif ’s trusted aide, and Captain Muhammad Safdar, who is Sharif ’s son-in-law and a Member of National Assembly (MNA). Earlier, media reports in Pakistan had said that they had been disqualified. Contrasting reactions to the verdict were witnessed in Pakistan with workers and supporters of both opposition and the ruling party taking to the streets to either condemn or celebrate the apex court’s landmark decision. Pakistan Tehreek-eInsaf (PTI) workers and supporters celebrated the decision while in Lahore, considered to be Sharif ’s bastion, PML-N workers blocked major city roads to protest the verdict.

93 Parliamentary Secretaries may lose jobs in five NE states GUWAHATI, JUL 28 (AGENCIES): Ninety-three parliamentary secretaries across five North Eastern states stand to lose their jobs after the Supreme Court on Wednesday scrapped the Assam Parliamentary Secretaries (Appointment, Salaries, Allowances and Miscellaneous Provisions) Act of 2004, The Indian Express report stated. The apex court while passing the order said that the state Assembly was not competent to pass such an Act. With the apex court scrapping the Assam Act, similar Acts in the other states too now automatically become null and void. At 31, Arunachal Pradesh has the highest number of parliamentary secretaries. It is followed by Nagaland with 26 such offices, Meghalaya (17) Manipur (12) and Mizoram (7). While Tripura has never appointed a parliamentary secretary, the present BJPled government in Assam has also not appointed any till now. All these states had enacted their respective Acts to appoint parliamentary secretaries with the intention

of accommodating legislators who did not find place in ministries after the 91st Amendment to the Constitution that had restricted the size of ministries to a maximum of 15 per cent of the total Assembly strength, the report stated. A three-judge bench comprising Justices J Chelameswar, R K Agarwal and Abhay Manohar Sapre also said that Article 194 of the Constitution does not authorise the State Legislatures to create such offices — of Parliamentary Secretaries. The apex court judgment was issued in connection with a writ petition filed by former Assam BJP MLA Bimolangshu Dey, who had in 2005 filed a writ petition in the Gauhati High Court challenging the Constitutional validity the Act that created posts of Parliamentary Secretaries. Meanwhile, according to the Hindustan Times reports, the ruling BJP government in Assam will not have any bearing as it has not appointed any parliamentary secretary so far. But it’s likely to affect, among others, neighbouring

Nitish-BJP win Bihar floor test with 131 votes NEW DELHI, JUL 28 (AGENCIES): As was widely expected, the Nitish Kumar-BJP combine won the crucial floor test in the Bihar Assembly with a convincing margin of 131 votes. The RJD-Congress combine got 108 votes. Nitish-BJP needed 122 members’ support for a win in the 243-member House. In the Bihar Assembly, the RJD has 80 MLAs, the Congress 27 and the CPI-ML three, which adds up to 110. The Opposition got three short of that total. “Secularism should not be allowed to justify corruption,” Nitish said earlier in the House, attempting to justify his shock resignation as CM and his break from the ‘grand alliance’ on Wednesday evening. Nitish resigned as CM on Wednesday evening. A few hours later, the BJP and its allies told the Bihar governor they would support Nitish. He was sworn in chief minister yet again on Thursday morning. Nitish ended weeks of spec-

ulation that the ‘grand alliance’ of the Congress, RJD and JD (U) will split, after the RJD’s Tejashwi Yadav refused to quit after being named in a corruption case by the CBI. The BJP’s Sushil Modi, who was sworn in as deputy chief minister, thanked the Opposition RJD and Congress on Friday. “Would like to thank Congress and RJD, if Tejashwi had resigned I would not have been here,” Modi said. He was referring to the man who held his post a scant two-and-a-half days ago. The RJD said Nitish would have lost the trust vote “had there been a secret ballot”. “The mandate was for the ‘grand alliance’, today Nitish and the BJP have insulted that mandate,” said Tejashwi, the former deputy chief minister of the state, who ended up on the losing side. Earlier, RJD legislators staged protests outside the Bihar assembly on Friday ahead of the

floor test of the Nitish Kumar government and described him as the “Chief Minister of the Sangh”. Shouting slogans and carrying placards, the RJD legislators stood at the main entrance of the assembly, protesting against Nitish Kumar. Former deputy chief minister Tejashjwi Yadav also joined them. He accused Nitish Kumar of cheating the people of Bihar and called him “Chief Minister of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)”. “He cheated and betrayed the people of the state who gave him massive mandate. He played dirty politics. He just looked for an excuse to defame us and join the NDA,” Tejashwi said before entering the House. “Everyone can see how he switched sides. Earlier he used to speak of Sangh-mukt Bharat and now he is the chief minister of the Sangh. He has changed his stand from ‘Hey Ram’ to ‘Jai Shri Ram’,” he said.

NPPCL workers union threatens to impose blockade Bye-election issue: SC admits NPCC’s SLP

DIMAPUR, JUL 28 (NPN): Workers Union Nagaland Pulp and Paper Company Ltd. (WUNPPCL), Tuli has announced that it would impose blocked on National Highway-61 starting from August 11, 2017 in protest against non-payment of salaries since November 2016. In a press release, Workers Union NPPCL president, Noklenlemba, said this was resolved by the workers of NPPC Ltd at its general meeting held on July 24, 2017. At the meeting, the workers also decided to place four-point demands: immediate commencement of the rehabilitation works of Nagaland Pulp and Paper Company Limited; release of salaries of the workers due since November 2016; immediate release of gratuity and terminal benefits for

Banner and posters put up at the entrance gate to NPPCL, Tuli by the workers union.

dead and superannuated employees and immediate implementation of 2007 pay scale to the NPPC Ltd employees since the 2007 pay scale was being paid to the officers deputed to NPPC Ltd from other Hin-

dustan Paper Corporation (HPC) units. Failure to meet their demands by August 10, 2017, the WU-NPPCL resolved to impose an indefinite blockade on the NH-61 at Tzudikong (Paper Mill)

area from 5 a.m. of August 11, 2017. In this regard, the union said it has already communicated to the chairman-cum-managing director of Hindustan Paper Corporation.

DIMAPUR, JUL 28 (NPN): Supreme Court of India on July 28, admitted the Special Leave Petition (SLP) filed by Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) against holding bye-election to the 10-Northern Angami-I Assembly Constituency on July 29 by issuing notice to the Election Commission of India that the result of the by election would be subject to the outcome of the case. NPCC through its media cell said it had filed a SLP against holding of bye-election, since it contravened the provisions under Section 255 of the Representations of the Peoples Act, 1951. NPCC pointed out that Section 255 of the Representations of the Peoples Act, 1951 stated

that notwithstanding sections 147,149,150 and 151 by election for filling up any vacancy be referred to in as of the above sections within six month from the date of occurrence of vacancy. Bye-election shall not be held if the remainder of the term of the member in relation to the vacancy is less than one year and (b) ECI in consultation with the central government certifies that it is difficult to hold by election within the said period. It may be pointed out that the principal Bench of Gauhati High Court earlier this month ruled that “by elections can be held even if member’s remainder term is less than a year”. NPCC had challenged the notification for holding

Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland which have 26 parliamentary secretaries, which is more than 43% of the total strength of the 60-member legislative assemblies of the two states. As per the Act, a parliamentary secretary in Assam was given the rank and status of a minister of state and exercised such powers, functions and duties as were assigned by the chief minister. As a consequence, in 2005 the then Tarun Gogoiled Congress government in Assam appointed eight parliamentary secretaries. These appointments were challenged on the ground that it would amount to a violation of the constitutionally prescribed upper limit of 15% on the total number of council of ministers. The bench noted in its judgement that at the time of the coming into force of 91st Constitutional Amendment Act, 2003, the strength of the council of ministers in Assam was at 36 out of a total 126 members which amounted to 28.57 per cent of the strength of the Legislative Assembly.

Bye-poll for 10NA-I A/C today KOHIMA, JUL 28 (NPN): 16,235 voters will be exercising their franchise on Saturday (July 29) as former chief minister and NPF president, Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu and Kekhrie Yhome, an academician and a political greenhorn, seek the popular mandate of the people. Adequate security measures have been put in place in all the 25 polling station to ensure peaceful election. Banks directed to remain closed: In view of byeelection to the 10 Northern Angami-1 A/C, the Deputy Commissioner and Returning Officer (RO) Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan, directed that all banks (including private banks) under Kohima HQ to remain closed on July 29, 2017. DC & RO Kohima has also informed that if there were any elector of 10 Northern Angami -1 A/C working in any Bank Branches in other parts of the Kohina district, such person be given paid holiday to exercise their franchise.

NAP wet ration suppliers demand

DIMAPUR, JUL 28 (NPN): Drawing the attention of the Director General of Police (DGP) Nagaland, the wet ration suppliers of NAP including IR Bn have expressed deep anguish over the non release of payment since October 2016 (10 months) including partial payment of June 2016. In a press release, H Vikugha Chophy, on behalf of all Nagaland wet ration suppliers, said despite non-release of payment, they have been continuing the supply of wet ration. He, however, said due to the blockade of their capital, the suppliers were facing financial issues and were not in a position to continue the supply of wet rations. The suppliers have therefore appealed to the competent authority to take note of their problems and release payment at the earli(Cont’d on p-7) est to continue the supply. K Y M C

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Rilan village gets new gate

BDO K. Yamao Konyak with the RD officials and village elders at the inauguration programme at Rilan village, Friday. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUL 28 (NPN): A new village gate of Rilan village, Dimapur constructed with the fund provided by the Rural Development was inaugurated by BDO, RD

NSCN/ GPRN (R) discharge two members DIMAPUR: NSCN/ GPRN (Reformation) has issued a “forced discharged” to three of its cadres from the active national service with immediate effect. In a press note, NSCN (R) MIP identified the discharged members as, ‘lieut. col.’ Chollen son of Namang of Yimrup village Chang region, ‘maj.’ Mosha son of Yemlong Tuensang village, Chang region and ‘maj.’ Shotan son of Sangchi of Langnok village Khiamniungan region. NSCN (R) MIP stated that they were found involved in “anti National activities” which is against the Azha/ principle of the government. It has further informed the public not to entertain them in any way relating to the matter of government.

CS to launch GPF info system

DIMAPUR: Chief Secretary, Pankaj Kumar would be launching online GPF information system for the employees of the government of Nagaland on July 31 at 10 a.m. at the office of the Pr. Accountant General (A&E), Nagaland.

Chumukedima block, K. Yamao Konyak as chief guest on Friday. The inauguration programme commenced with a dedicatory prayer by Dimapur Lotha Baptist Church associate pastor Lanlongo Yanthan in the

presence of neighbouring villages’ chairmen and village elders. After inaugurating the gate, BDO lauded Rilan village council for judicious utilisation of funds despite of the limited funds. He urged them to continue

with the trend so that more developmental activities take place in the village. BDO also lamented that despite the department providing assistance, the success story in the state was not encouraging. He however, expressed happiness that the small village were taking up the developmental works in the right direction. He further called for change in the prevailing system by urging the people to strive harder to bring in development in their areas by properly utilising the funds provided by the government. The chief guest was accompanied by department officials. Earlier, the inauguration programme was chaired by VDB secretary Longshibemo Shitiri and the welcome address was delivered by village chairman Nribemo Ovung. Rilan village bordering Assam was established in 1991.

FGN terminates two members D I M A P U R : Fe d e r a l Government of Nagaland (FGN) has issued termination “ahza” of two of its members following reports from certain section of people complaining against the unauthorised collection of taxes by way of intimidation and forceful means. In a press note, Federal Government of Nagaland Sumi region Midan Peyu Vikihe Zhimomi, informed that its members, raza peyu, Hutoi Yeptho son of Hotoshe Yeptho and under secretary, Ito Yeptho son of Hotoshe Yeptho of Kiyezu B village under Nuiland division has been terminated after thorough investigation. It said the duo has been terminated from active national service on the ground of practising anti-government activities and tarnishing the image of the government with immediate effect.

Volunteers repair Tamlu-Merangkong road on Friday. (NP) Correspondent

MOKOKCHUNG, JUL 28 (NPN): Repairing and maintenance work of abandoned Tamlu-Merangkong road which was in deplor-

able condition has been going on for the last two weeks. The road repairing has been done under the initiative of extra assistant commissioner (EAC) Tamlu, Nukshimatong and with the coop-

eration and contribution of Tamlu Area Public, Phom Peoples’ Council, and some government departments and will wishers. The work is expected to be completed within a week.

2-lane work: RLA demands compensation

DIMAPUR: Rengma Landowners Association (RLA) while welcoming the decision to construct the two-lane along NH-61, however asked the PWD department to first pay the compensation in order to carry out the work. In a letter to the CE PWD, RLA president Hilo Tep and vice president,

Nophato Tep said the RLA during its meeting on July 24 at Rengma Hoho office, Tseminyu resolved to seek compensation of Rs. 150 per sq.feet. It further cautioned that the RLA will not allow the department to start the work if compensations are not paid to the landowners.

Intanki National Park officials with representatives of fringe villages. objectives, and extent of the provision for total prohibition, regulatory and permissible activities. He also pointed out about the scope of development of eco-tourism inside the national park with which fringe villagers will be the beneficiaries when the inflow of tourist starts. Divisional forest officer, Peren, Dr. Sentitula appreciaed the good response of public in attending the meeting. She pointed out about the direct and indirect benefit interms of business to the people of Fringe villages of the national park when the park is well protected and developed by declaring ecological sensitive zone in their respective

village jurisdiction. The convenor of Action Committee on Protection of Intanki National Park along with the advisor, Zeliangrong Baudi, supported for declaration and assured to give full co-operation to the department towards the protection of the national park. The participating villages agreed with their full conscience to declare and abide by the rules and regulations provided by the department and appended their signature in presence of all the participants. Solar lamps were distributed to all the participants to adopt and use renewable source of energy thereby reducing the fire wood consumption.

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news in brief HASSU jubilee finance committee joint meeting: Highway Area Sumi Students Union (HASSU) jubilee finance committee has convened a joint meeting with council chairman’s and GBs on July 29 at 10 a.m. at Chekiye village council hall. All the finance committee members and council chairman’s/GBs have been asked to attend the meeting. DBC clean election programme: Duncan Bosti Council (DBC) along with GBs and Duncan Women Union (DWU) has informed that a programme on clean election has been convened on July 29, 10 a.m. at Lotha Ki, Dimapur. All youths and leaders have invited to attend the programme. SCD, STHD joint meeting: A joint meeting of Sumi Council Dimapur (SCD) and Sumi Totimi Hoho Dimapur (STHD) office bearers have been convened on July 29 at 3:30 p.m. at Hotel Theja Fort. All concerned have been requested to attend the meeting. KUD to organise workshop: Kewhimia Union Dimapur (KUD) would be organising a workshop on “career guidance and health care” for the youth on August 1 at 10 a.m. at DAN conference hall, Carmel Higher Secondary School Campus near Diphupar Police Station. JUD has informed that registration would

commence by 9 a.m. therefore participants have been requested to be seated in the hall by 9:30 a.m. All KUD members have been requested to attend programme. SNSWK meeting: Senior members, former office bearers and jubilee planning committee members of SNSWK (formerly Naga Students Union Kerala) has convened a meeting on August 5 at 5:30 p.m. at Rengma Baptist Church, Khermahal, Dimapur. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. WTHE general meeting: Humtsoe clan of Wokha Town (Wokha Town Humtsothung Ekhung (WTHE) has convened a general meeting on August 5 at 10 a.m. at Youth Resource Centre (DBHSS Wokha). All male members from the age group of 18 years and above residing within Wokha town have been requested to attend the meeting. NSCN/GPRN condoles: NSCN/GPRN has mourned the untimely demise of M. K. Yekivi N. Sumi, razou peyu of UT-I on July 22 due to illness. NSCN/GPRN MIP stated that late Yekivi had joined national service as a homecomer on May 29, 2017, and regretted that he could not live longer to continue serving the nation. NSCN/GPRN said it shares the grief of the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

Tamlu-Merangkong road repairing underway NSLSA panel lawyers trained on various legal topics DIMAPUR: On the second day of the ongoing three-day Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) “induction training of panel lawyers on lawyering skills”, panel lawyers were trained on various legal topics--legislations, NALSA schemes, Act and Provisions. The training is being organised by NSLSA under the department of justice and law at directorate of state institute of rural development, Kohima. On Friday, speaking on “Child Protection Mechanism POCSO, Child Marriage, JJ Act”, legal aid counsel cum trainer NSLSA, Neiguvotuo Kruse informed that there are mechanisms on child protection system in Nagaland such as District Child Protection Unit (DCPU), Juvenile Justice Board (JJB), Child Welfare Committee (CWC), Special Juvenile Police Unit (SJPU), Anti Human Trafficking Units (AHTUs), emergency outreach services through Childline and village/ward Level Child Protection Committee (VLCPC). Highlighting the schemes available for children in the state, he said that altogether 64 Child Care Institutions (CCIs) operating under the State Child Protection Society Nagaland, 10 observation

Dimapur INP meets fringe villages to finalise Excise seize liquor declaration of eco-sensitive zone

DIMAPUR: Intanki National Park (INP) officials organised a meeting with fringe villages at Forest Rest House, Jalukie to finalise declaration of ecosensitive zone on July 25. The meeting was attended by 16 fringe villages out of 20. The remaining 4 (four) villages could not turn up due to communication problem. A press note by INP deputy conservator of forests, Heuneilung stated that the objective and policy of declaration of eco-sensitive zone along the areas adjacent to the national park were highlighted in the meeting. CF & director Intanki National Park, Y.M. Jami, spoke about the purpose,

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, july 29, 2017

DIMAPUR: Dimapur District Excise has seized assorted Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) on various occasions in and around Dimapur district and has arrested several people in this connection. According to Dimapur district Excise, acting on an intelligent tip-off District excise personnel manning Newfield check gate from July 17-24 seized 828 bottles of illegal IMFL and apprehended four persons. The arrested persons have been identified as Falx Achumi (35) son of Zekhe Achumi of 3rd mile Dimapur, Hutto (30) son of Nitokhu of 4th mile Dimapur, Binod (37) son of Denish of Batta Char Ali, Dimapur and Hekato (46) son of late Hezuio of Burma camp. A vehicle Honda City (AS09-9840), Gypsy (NL-01C-1849) and Alto (NL-05-2354) were also seized. In a separate incident, Sanjay Kumar (19) son of Pradhan Prasad of Ghorapatti Dimapur was arrested by District Excise from Oriental Colony on July 24and recovered 120 bottles of IMFL and seized one vehicle. All accused were arrested and booked U/S 44 of NLTP Act 1989, informed Dimapur district Excise.

NLSA, member secretary, Nino Iralu and special judge TDP Vigilance Commission with trainers and panel lawyers. home, 1 special home, 10 shelter home, 3 open shelter, 34 children home and 5 specialized adoption agency. Speaking on “protection of women from domestic violence Act, 2005 (maintenance of a wife)”, legal aid counsel cum trainer NSLSA, Esther Aye, said the national crime records bureau has reported a steep rise in the number of crimes against women and children in recent times. She pointed out that despite many laws in the country pertaining to crimes against women there was demand for amendments from time to time. Aye said that the protection of women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, was a step towards safeguarding women against ill treatment at the hands of their husbands and in-laws and other male members of the family. She

said that under the Act it is the duty of the police officers, protection officer, service provider or magistrate on receipt of complaint to inform aggrieved person of her rights. Panel lawyer NSLSA, Neite-o Koza also spoke on Lok Adalat and its mechanism and legal aid counsel cum trainer NSLSA, Limasenla Longkumer on motor accident claims tribunal, legal aid counsel cum trainer NSLSA, Limhat-

hung Ezung on laweyering skills- civil (drafting, witness examination and arguments). Coordinator NSLSA, Akumla Longchari initiated group discussion on the NALSA schemes, while retainer lawyer Kohima NSLSA, Thejapfutuo Khezhie, panel lawyer Dimapur DLSA, Sentimenla and retainer lawyer Tuensang DLSA, Antimang yang shared their experiences.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

(1931 – 15th July 2017)

Rev. Fr. Felix 10-10-1927 to 17-7-2017

We the bereaved family members of Late Eshithung Lotha (Ennio) of Old Changsu Village would like to extend our profound gratitude to all the well-wishers, churches and organizations, who stood by us at the sudden demise of our beloved father, who left us for his heavenly abode on 15th July 2017. We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and every individual personally but we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. DC-1780

Loving wife, sons, daughter, grandchildren and family members.

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A VISIONARY, A STAR AND A LEGEND

e, the Alumni Association of the Holy Cross School Dimapur express our deepest and heartfelt condolences on the passing away of Rev. Fr. Felix, the founder of the Holy Cross School Dimapur. Words are never enough to explain our pain, our sorrow and the emptiness inside us now as you left this world for your heavenly home. Today, the Crossians across the globe, no matter where we are share our immense grief in your passing away. We will always remember and honour the good works you did for the cause of the humanity. The little seed you sowed 50 years ago have become giant oaks today and spread around the globe shining and giving out their lights which is all because of your great love, sacriﬁce and vision. We take pride in calling ourselves as Crossians and we will always be, no matter what or wherever we maybe. We owe you and will forever remain indebted to you. Father, you’re a star, a true legend and our hero. You will always remain forever in our hearts. Rest in Peace Father, Adieu! DP-7618

Alumni Association Holy Cross School Dimapur

We t h e b e r e av e d fa m i l y members would like to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual and well wishers who stood by us and supported us financially, physically, morally and through prayer support at the sudden demise of our beloved Lt. H. Kupong Phom on, 19.07.2017. We convey our special thanks to :1. The Doctors, nurses and staff of Born- 16-04-1977 NHAK. Died- 19-07-2017 2. Commandant 4th NAP Battalion Thizama 3. Kohima Phom Baptist Church. 4. Eastern Naga Welfare Society Thizama. 5. Phom Union Thizama. 6. Shri. E.E. Pangteang, Minister. 7. Dr. Benjongliba, Parl. Secy. 8. Pongching Union Kohima. 9. Hukphang Union Kohima. 10. Phom Students' Union Kohima. 11. A.G., Lerie Fellowship Kohima. 12. Bhumnyu Union Kohima 13. Bhumnyu Fellowship Kohima. 14. Bhumnyu Village Council. 15. Bhumnyu Baptist Church. 16. General Staff Union, Bhumnyu. 17. 2nd NAP D Coy & DEF Longleng Buglur one We regret our inability to mention every individual, families, relatives, neighbours, friends and well wishers whose support were equally worthy but has been engraved at the bottom of our hearts. It is our humble prayer that Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, children, family members & relatives K-2393 K

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Nagaland observes â€˜World Hepatitis Dayâ€™

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KO H I M A , J U L 2 8 (NPN): Nagaland on Friday observed â€œWorld Hepatitis Dayâ€? at the directorate of health and family welfare, Kohima under the theme â€œeliminate hepatitisâ€?. According to DIPR report, delivering a keynote address, Nagaland State AIDS Control Society (NSACS) project director, Dr. Ngangshimeren, said the day was observed every year to raise awareness among the people across the world so as to make a hepatitis free world. Dr. Ngangshimeren said the significant achievement of the World Health Organization (WHO) was that 194 countries have set a goal to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030. He infor med that in line with the theme â€œEliminate Hepatitisâ€?, WHO would release new information on national responses in 28 countries including India. Highlighting the gathering in the context of Nagaland from the perspective of NGOs, Kripa Foundation, director, Abou Mere said injecting drug user from two districts Phek and Wokha showed prevalence rates of 8.7% and 20.8% respectively.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Saturday, july 29, 2017

Abou Mere (NP)

Dr. Kejavisa Savino (NP)

Abou said 98 blood samples of current and ex-drug users for HBV, Hepatitis C virus (HCV) and HIV test collected by ICMR from Kripa Foundation Drug Treatment cum Rehabilitation Centre and Kripa Drop-in Centre, reported 30.61% HCV reactive. He said a study conducted on Hepatitis C by centre for AIDS research, Johns Hopkins University and YRG care Chennai showed that Dimapur town has 9.1% prevalence of HCV. Abou informed that two data sources on HCV by Naga Hospital Authority of Kohima (NHAK) - MSD Pharma Company and NHAK project tested 728 individuals and 50 individuals were found to be HCV reactive. It also showed the presence of the

virus among the general population was 1.8%. Pointing out that HCV is a major threat to public health and causes extreme economic and social burden, Abou lamented that though Nagaland government was committed to ending HIV, tuberculosis and malaria it was not combating viral hepatitis C and the epidemic has continued to spread. He claimed that HCV prevalence among people who use drugs (PUDs) was ten times higher compared to HIV prevalence and that many infected with HCV are unaware, undiagnosed and untreated posing a great risk of further transmission to the general population. Abou stressed on the importance of dealing HCV with urgency and establish strategies and

action plans to prevent further transmission of HCV. He also highlighted the importance of treatment for those who are living with HCV with the new Direct Acting Antiretroviral (DAA). He urged the government of Nagaland to ensure increase prevention, diagnostic and treatment program for Hepatitis B and C. He further appreciated the government of Nagaland in taking the lead role in organizing this yearâ€™s World Hepatitis Day. In his presentation on â€œbasics of hepatitisâ€?, NHAK, jr. specialist, Dr. K. Vanlalruati Nyuthe said approximately 160-185 million people around the world have been infected with the HCV, of which 350000-500000 die each year. He said India has very high burden of Hepatitis C, with prevalence of between 1-2 %. and estimated that 2,88,000 news HCV infection related deaths are estimated to be high as 96,000 every year. She said the prevalence high risk population include HCV antibodies in pregnant women 0.6-1.4% Dr. Nyuthe said Indian studies have demonstrated perinated transmis-

sion as high as 25% and India has an estimation of 1.1 million injection drug users (IDUS) and Nagaland is at 5.4-29.9 %, Manipur 56-98% and Mizoram 71%. She said HCV transmission are through drug needles with an infected person, born to a mother who has hepatitis C (6% chances of getting transmitted from mother to child), use an infected personâ€™s razor or toothbrush, tattooed or pierced with unsterilized tools and rarely, sexual transmission of Hepatitis C is possible. Along with the hepatitis C, she also said that hepatitis B is a virus that infects the liver. Adult who get it for a short time and then get better is called acute hepatitis B and the virus causes a long term infection is called chronic hepatitis B. In HBV related disease burden in India, it has been estimated that 9 million will acquire HBV infection in their lifetime and 1507000 will develop chronic HBV infection. In a presentation on â€œHepatitis C treatment protocolâ€?, Bethel Medical Centre, physician, Dr. Kejavisa Savino, said that all patients cannot receive treatment immediately and

priority should be given to patients with urgent need. He said that treatment decisions should balance the anticipated reduction in transmission versus the likelihood of re-infection in patients whose risk of HCV transmission was high and in whom HCV treatment may result in a reduction in transmission. Dr. Savino said the treatment goals should achieve the sustained eradication of HCV (i.e. SVR), which is defined as the persistent absence of HCV RNA in seren 3-6 months or more after completing antiviral treatment, prevent progression to cirrhosis, hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) and decompensated liner disease requiring liver transplantation. He explained in detail all the protocol treatment of Hepatitis through slide show presentation. Mission Director, NHM, Dr. Limaakum Jamir chaired the programme, Renbothung Nagaland Users Network shared treatment experience while NSACS, deputy director, Dr. Ruokuobeinuo Chielie proposed vote of thanks. The programme was attended by health family welfare officials, NGOs, and others.

KMC issues directive for bye-election DIMAPUR: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) administrator, Kethosituo Sekhose has directed all business establishment including schools and institutions under ward No. 1 (High school), Ward No. 2 (Bayavu) and Ward No. 3 (North Block) of the Kohima Municipality to remain closed on July 29 in view of the By-Election to the 10 Northern Angami Assembly Constituency.

NERSNA Kma extends support to unity march

DIMAPUR: North Eastern Region Service Nepali Association (NERSNA) Kohima while extending support to Nagaland Gorkha Association and Gorkha Public Panchayat, Kohima said it would partake in â€œGlobal Gorkhaland Unity Marchâ€? on July 30. In a press note, NERSNA president Maniram Ale and general secretary Tekraj Rijal, have requested all its members, executives, well wishers to participate in the unity march. Fo r f u r t h e r d e t a i l s m e m b e r s h ave been informed to contact at 8974734910 or 9612802384.

KTDSSU, PACSU clarify on linking Aadhaar with electoral roll mission of India (ECI) in a order dated February 27, 2015 has directed all CEOs of states/union territories to link Aadhaar with electoral roll. A press note by KTDSSU president, Bothuka Yepthomi and PACSU president, Rasuka Jacob,

pointed out that the joint representation submitted to CEO itself was an explanation to the directive of the ECI. While appreciating the support of SVSU and PVSU on the demand of KTDSSU and PACSU on anomalies of electoral under Kiphire

Workshop on violence against women and children in Wokha

district, the union stated that the issue was a common issue and not the particular issue of KTDSSU and PACSU. The student bodies have clarified that it has no ulterior interest on this issue. KTDSSU and PACSU said the whole total electorate of particular area was

not equivalent to the total electorate of two villagesâ€™ electorate under Kiphire district which it said was highly objectionable. KTDSSU and PACSU said it would let the people of Kiphire district in particular and Nagaland in general to judge whether the officer

concerned and the staffs of the election office, Kiphire was doing justice or not. KTDSSU and PACSU also warn the concerned authority about the consequences as per Central Government Act. Section 31 in the Representation of the People Act, 1950.

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DIMAPUR: Kiphire Tuensang Districts SĂźmi Studentsâ€™ Union (KTDSSU) and Pungro Area College Studentsâ€™ Union (PACSU) have clarified to Singrep Village Studentsâ€™ Union (SVSU) and Phelunger Village Studentsâ€™ Union (PVSU) that Election Com-

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Participants of workshop on violence against women & children on July 26.

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nator, SRCW, Ajabu Tungoe, District Coordinator ,SRCW , Lanuienla Imchen, Women Helpline Manager, Jitsiasa Nyusou, Call Responder, 181 . The topics included types of violence against women and children , awareness on various schemes and programme with special emphasis on 181-Women Helpline and Sakhi-One Stop Centre , Legal Entitlements and Psycho Social Support for Victims of gender based violence. IEC materials and documentaries were disseminated. On the second day at DC Wokha office, a consultative program cum sensitization progarmme for the police department was convened and was also attended by the GBs and DBs who could not attend the day one programme, In the programme, Bano Vinito emphasised on the need to strengthen convergence effort particularly stressing on police, legal cells, medical personnel and civil societies to come together and work for an end to violence against women Officer in -charge, Benrio Shito and SDPO Wokha, Phillip Yanthan, gave the statistical report of the crime rates against Women in the district. They informed that, in the

past ten years, 65 cases had been registered at the police Station Wokha so far. The police officials shared their concern and challenges and expressed the need for a separate lock up for women. With the increase in the rate of violence, the police further shared the need to have a full fledged women police station. Additional deputy commissioner, Wokha, Thavaseelan, addressed the participants on both the days and stressed on the significance of such workshop. He said with the cooperation from all sections of the society, violence against women and children could be curbed or prevented to make Wokha a safer district. The ADC said the district administration was committed to the cause and added that efforts were being made to ensure that the grassroots are aware of the specific schemes and programmes for different target group. He said and that similar workshops would be conducted in the months ahead and sought for continued support of the key stakeholders and organizations. The workshop and the meeting with police were moderated by SRCW, Gracy Aye.

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DIMAPUR: Two-day intensive workshop on â€œviolence against women and childrenâ€? was organised by the Deputy Commissionerâ€™s Office, Wokha in collaboration with State Resource Centre for Women (SRCW) and the Nagaland State Social Welfare Board (NSSWB) on July 26-27. The first day of the workshop held at district planning conference hall was attended by various civil bodies like the Lotha Eloi Hoho, Lotha Studentsâ€™ Union, GBs and DBs, Colony chairman and Pastors from different churches in Wokha Town and police personnel. In a keynote address, NSSWB chairperson, Bano Vinito, exhorted the stakeholders on the need to come together and stand for violence against women. She encouraged each organisation and individual to step forward and fight the social problem where our women and children do not feel safe. Deliberating on way forward, the participants shared that they would put effort to conduct more awareness at the grassroots and spreading the message through church and community institutions. The resource persons for the workshops were Gracy Ayee, state Coordi-

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4 cops hurt in clashes with students in Imphal

Students protesting in Imphal on Friday. (NP) Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jul 28: Four policemen were Friday injured when students demanding withdrawal of an FIR case pelted stones at police team in Imphal. Police recently lodged an FIR case against students protesting mass teacher transfer of some government schools in Imphal. Demanding with drawal of the FIR case, students of various higher secondary schools in Imphal Friday protested on the street in front of their respective schools. Protests at Keishampat, Uripok and Kh-

wairambandh Keithel areas were dispersed by the police without much effort. However, protest by students of Johnston Higher Secondary School turned violent after the students pelted stones when police tried to prevent the students from agitating on the streets. Police had to resort to tear gas shelling after three policemen were hit by stones. The students continued to protest on the streets in Imphal even as Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh had in the house of ongoing state Assembly on Thursday clarified that the FIR was lodged not for arrest of students but to

enquire over the matter. Recently, state education department issued an order affecting mass reallocation of posting of teachers of various higher secondary schools. Government had said that it was part of government transfer and posting policy. State principal secretary (education) Vineet Joshi had clarified that the transfers were carried out in the interest of the students. The transfer was affected after proper assessment based on the student’s strength and vacancy of the schools, he added. However, students alleged that the transfer of teachers was untimely as it

was done during the middle of academic session. Meanwhile, students of DM College of Arts, Imphal also staged a protest against the decision of the college authority inviting application for admission of more students after admission of first semester has already been completed. The students who came out on the streets to register their protest were blocked by the police resulting in a clash. Several students sustained minor injuries in the clash. A policeman was also injured in the melee. Later, talking to media persons, leader of the agitating students, L Nonglemba said that the decision of the college authority to enroll more students was unacceptable. He said that around 1000 students had already been admitted and the classes have commenced almost a month ago. Nonglemba also said that the students have been facing lots of inconveniences due to inadequate numbers of benches and desks in classrooms. Concern departments should answer for failing to meet the needs of the students and the college, he insisted.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, july 29, 2017

MNF supports NGO coordination committee demand: Zoramthanga Aizawl, Jul 28 (PTI): The Mizo National Front (MNF) Friday announced that it supports the appeal made by the NGO Coordination Committee to all the political parties not to field candidates belonging to Chakma community in the coming state Assembly polls scheduled to be held next year. Former chief minister and MNF chief Zoramthanga said the NGO Coordination Committee’s appeal was supported by his party and the MNF wanted the NGO Coordination Committee to pursue the issue. He also said that the party supported the demand to sack Fisheries Minister B D Chakma for his alleged “anti government and anti Mizo” activities. He claimed that the MNF during peace talks with the government of

India had demanded that the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC), which was imposed upon the people of Mizoram and was created without the consent of the Mizo people should be scrapped. “The Centre refused to scrap the CADC as it was created by the Parliament with a constitutional amendment as it felt that it should send wrong signals to the people of the country,” he said. He said the MNF still demands that the CADC should be scrapped. There are two assembly constituencies where Chakma candidates always won - Tuichawng and West Tuipui from where BD Chakma and former minister Nihar Kanti Chakma, both belonging to the ruling congress won the seats respectively in 2013 assembly polls.

Dear Baby Tongchari, Many many happy return’s of the day on your 1st birthday. May God bless you. From, Abao, Oja and all the family members.

Teronpi inspects govt institutions Correspondent

Diphu July 28: The newly elected Member of Autonomous Council from Amreng constituency Rina Terangpi Thursday inspected Doyangmukh irrigation mechanical sub-division office, Doyangmukh medical sub-centre, Dikhelem Public Health Engineering office, Veterinary office, Mailoo SHC. While interacting with officials, she urged them to be sincere and honest in discharging their duty. The MAC also stressed on the necessity of punctuality and perseverance. Amreng constituency is one of the least developed areas in whole Karbi Anglong and the only way to minimize the burden of the people at this moment is through government facilitates, she said. While reminding that it was the duty of officials to bring development and provide all possible assistance to the people, the MAC directed all department officials and staffs to be punctual. She also warned that stern action would be taken against officials and staff found violating the direction.

Assam Cong chief seeks action against VHP, Bajrang Dal

New Delhi, Jul 28 (IANS): The Congress’ Assam unit chief, Ripun Bora, said on Friday he had urged Home Minister Rajnath Singh to action against the Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) for “imparting arms training to their workers” in the state. The Rajya Sabha MP told the media here that he had written to Rajnath Singh to demand a high-

level inquiry into what he called the unlawful activity of the two organisations that were dangerous to people’s lives. He demanded steps to prevent such training in future in the state. In his letter dated July 26, released to the media on Friday, Bora said the Bajrang Dal and VHP, as part of their organisational work in Assam, recently imparted arms traning to

their workers at Nalbari and Hojai respectively by violating the law. Bora said he had sent along a video footage of arms training imparted to Bajrang Dal volunteers and women volunteers of ‘Durga Vahini’ of the VHP. He said the footage had since been aired in electronic media in Assam but the state government had not taken any action. “The two organisations

have committed a serious offence by imparting training in arms and other lethal weapons to their workers. It is nothing but inciting and encouraging extremist activity,” the Congress leader said. “The training has been imparted with a certain motive of attacking rival parties. This will jeopardise peace and tranquility in the state,” he added.

‘Flood damages large-scale in Assam’ Assam CM urges youth to 1100 cases of illegal IMFL seized at Bokajan

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be taken up for intensifying flood protection measures. Sonowal also referred to the issue of resettlement of people who became homeless and landless due to flood and urged the team to carry the same in their report for release of fund by the central government for smooth rehabilitation of the flood hit. Considering the gravity of the situation and the intensity of flood damage in Assam, Shashank Shekhar informed Sonowal that the team would submit their report at the earliest to the Central government so that fund for tackling the flood related issues could be released expeditiously. The team visited Biswanath, Lakhimpur, Majuli, Barpeta, Cachar, Hailakandi and Karimganj districts of the state.

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G u wahati , J u l 28 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal Friday urged youths to be disciplined, dedicated and work hard so that they can reach the zenith of success in sports. “Sports competitions help in honing talents of the budding sportsman and also help in inculcating zeal and dedication necessary for being a good player”, the Chief Minister said while inaugurating the ninth Mini (U-11) National Roll Ball Championship here today. He also pointed out that parents and teachers have a great role in helping students in inculcating and nurturing love for sports and take it up as a career.

INFORMATION TO RURAL LIBRARIES UNDER DIMAPUR DISTRICT

OFFICE OF THE PHOM STUDENTS’ UNION KOHIMA Reg.no-HOME/SRC-7035:NAGALAND-797001

All the Rural Libraries under Dimapur district, which are registered under the Department of Art and Culture, are hereby informed to collect your Library books for the year 2015-16, from the ofﬁce of the Registering Ofﬁcer, Art and Culture, Dimapur on or before 25th August 2017, failing which your Library will be treated as 'non functional' and delisted henceforth. No book will be issued to those who come without the Library Seals. (Those who have collected the same from the Directorate of Art and Culture may ignore this information)

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IMPHAL, Jul 28: Manipur police Thursday arrested three members of a gang of illicit drugs and arms smugglers in Manipur’s Thoubal district. Police also recovered a 9mm pistol, one Chinese hand grenade and a round of .32 ammunition from their possession. The gang members were arrested during an intensive patrolling, frisking and checking as a part of security measures taken up in the run up for Independence Day Celebration, 2017. When a team of police team reached near Sangaiyumpham Bazar, a person in suspicious manner tried to flee on seeing the police. The police team, however, chased and detained him for verification and checking. When body search was conducted, one Chinese hand grenade and one .32 ammunition were found in

his possession, said police. On verification, he identified himself as Md Alam Khan (34), an active member of a gang of illicit drugs and arms smugglers, hailing from Sangaiyumpham village. In a follow up action, another member of the same gang identified as Md Akbar @ Ithem (32) of Lamding village was arrested with one 9mm pistol and magazine at around 8pm. The third member of the gang identified as Md Sidik Ali (42) of Sangaiyumpham Yangbi village was arrested around 8.50 p.m. from his house on the instance of the two earlier arrested members. The arrested persons and seized items were handed over to Thoubal police station for further legal action. The three persons disclosed that they were involved in trafficking of illicit drugs and arms and ammunitions also in hijacking vehicles with other associates.

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ALL NAGALAND DIRECTORATE & DISTRICT GOVT. DRIVERS’ UNION H.Q KOHIMA : NAGALAND

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All Nagaland Directorate & District Govt. Drivers’ Union Hq. Kohima sincerely express its profound gratitude and deep appreciation to the state Govt. for their valuable concern and wise decision towards elevation of Inspector post in the Directorate & District Offices. The Union would also like to acknowledge and extend appreciation to the Directorate of Health & Family Welfare (DHFW) Office, Nagaland Kohima for upgradation the Directorate Level Inspector post in Nagaland, the union also takes immense pleasure in conveying heartiest congratulations to Shri. Lanusowa Ao on being promoted to the post of vehicle Inspector in the office of (DHFW) Nagaland Kohima and pray to the Almighty God to grant him wisdom discerning power, good health as to venture forward with more responsibilities. May Almighty God bless you all abundantly. YAMBAHADUR RANA C.K. LONGCHAR General Secretary, AND & DGDU President, AND & DGDU

Date : 26/07/2017 AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Shri. VITOHO SEMA, S/o NIZHECHE YEPTHO prmanent resident of Hoishe Village under Zunheboto District, state Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of lndia belong to SUMI (Naga) resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my name is inadvertently recorded as a) VITOHO YEPTHO in my SBI A/c 11736626270 3. The above mentioned name VITOHO SEMA and VITOHO YEPTHO refers to one person which is referred to me. 4. That, from this day of this declaration that my name shall be used as VITOHO SEMA for all official purpose and legal proceeding and at all time and occasions. 5. That, the statements made in the paragraph 1 - 4 of the affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared before me by the deponent of this 26th day of July 2017 Zunheboto, Nagaland. First Class Magistrate Zunheboto, Nagaland DP-7629 Regd. No. 76

“Strive For Excellence”

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The Phom Students’ Union Kohima is extremely honored and takes immense pride in congratulating Miss. Chemyong Phom, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Nyeiwang Phom on her remarkable success for securing top 1 position in B.A. Education in the recently declared examination result (NU), 2017. We pray that the Almighty God bless her with good health and wish greater success in her future endeavours. Henmei Phom President, PSUK

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The three arrested persons in police custody. (NP)

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken several steps for creating a favourable environment for development and spread of sports, he said. The programme called ‘Khelo India’ was an effort to develop infrastructure and encourage talents in the country and to project India as a powerful nation in the global arena, he said. Steps have been taken to develop sports complex in all villages in the country and this has been made to explore and encourage sports talents in the rural areas, Sonowal said. Roll Ball has had its origin in India and then it went on to become popular across the globe, he added.

D imap u r , J u l 2 8 (NPN): 1100 cases of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) was seized on Friday at Bokajan in East Karbi Anglong. The consignment was seized from a truck bearing registration number AS 18C 0732 parked along NH 39 near Sarhiajan under limits of Bokajan Police Station. The approximate face value of the seized consignment is Rs.15 lakh. Residents of the area informed that the truck has been stranded there for a couple of days due to mechanical breakdown and was undergoing repairing. Briefing media persons, excise inspector Pawan Deori said, “we have witnessed a severe drop in the sale of IMFL in the past couple of months due to pilferage of Arunachal sale IMFL into Nagaland.”

Jongpang Chungdok Info & Publi Secy, PSUK

NO OBJECTION/DECLARATION

This is to certify that I, Shri. K. Puro, S/o B. Puro, resident of New Minister's Hill, Kohima Nagaland do hereby declare that a plot of land with building, more speciﬁcally described in the schedule hereto is my own land and under my physical possession, free from all encumbrances whatsoever. Schedule of the land :The plot of land is situated at Minister Hill, Kohima, Nagaland. Boundaries with measurement as under :North : P.W.D Approach Road to L.F.S (55 ft.) East : Nala........................................... (86 ft.) South : Govt. Quarter............................. (98 ft.) West : Private Land.............................. (30 ft.) (K. Puro) Regd. No -716/17 DECLARANT Dated : 28/07/17

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-417/17/4238/39

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Dated, Dimapur the 27th July' 17

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti P. Pangton Yankai. K -VrsLanutola resident of Lingrijan Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 27-08-17. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : P. Pangton Yankai. K Village /Town Block No. : 05, Patta No. : 1377, Dag No. : 628/1477, Area : 00-01-03. DP-7619

Excise personnel with the seized IMFL. “There were 11 wine shops in Lahorijan area bordering Nagaland prior to the Supreme Court’s 500 meter directive. However, post implementation, only 3 wine shops have been

shifted and is catering to IMFL sale in the area. The sales in these wine shops fell short of the expected tally causing loss of revenue to the state exchequer,” he added.

NOTICE

Ofﬁce of the Living Bread Welfare Society would like to inform the general public that, the society's main ofﬁce have been shifted to Padumpukhuri, (H/No 166) from Kevijau Colony, Signal Village. So, from this day onwards all the necessary correspondence should be done to the given address. Chairman Living Bread Welfare Society DP-7642

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affected people and respective district administrations to find out the intensity of damage caused by the flood. Sonowal suggested the Central team to include the proposal for conversion of 5000 Km long river embankments in the state road-cum-embankments for permanent mitigation of flood as well as to help rural people in terms of connectivity and rural tourism. Citing survey reports of international organizations which revealed that Brahmaputra holds highest threat perception to adjacent areas due to heavy undercurrent of its water, the Chief Minister also suggested the team to incorporate the same in the report so that a holistic approach involving both the central and state governments could

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GUWAHATI, Jul 28 (Agencies): The jointsecretary level inter-ministerial Central team that has made on-the-spot assessment of flood damages in Assam during July 25 to 28, termed the trail of devastation due to the current wave of flood in the state as `very profound and large-scale’ during their interaction with Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal here on Friday. The central team headed by V Shashank Shekhar, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs apprised Sonowal about the findings of their visit to the flood affected districts. The team was divided into two groups and visited the flood-hit Brahmaputra and Barak valley districts. As part of their on-the-spot-assessment, the teams interacted with the

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

I, Khrowete Lasuh, do hereby tender my resignation from the primary and active membership of INC Party with immediate effect. In this connection, on this day, the 28/7/17. I, hereby make a declaration to quite the INC Party from 20th Meluri A/C and decide to join Nationalist Congress Party, Nagaland headed by Convener Vanthungo Odyuo. KHROWETE LASUH K-2399

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE NO.REV-1/90-D/4619-20

Dt. Dimapur the 27/07/17

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti Meribemo Patton resident of Dimapur who has applied for issue of mortgage clearance concerning to Patta No. 350, Dag No. 513 measuring an area 06-01-06 located at Block No/Village 03 Mouza No 01 which has been mortgaged in the NIDC Bank/Society. Claims & Objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted in written in the Court of the undersigned on or before 03-08-17. DP-7645

Regd. No. 211

Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland

AFFIDAVIT

Dated : 27/7/17

I, SHRI. TEMJENYAPANG AIER, S/o SHRI. R.SHILU AIER, an adult Indian citizen and a government servant, residing at House No. 446, Grace Colony, Lengrijan, Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows:1. That I am a bona fide citizen of India residing at the above mentioned address. 2. That, my full and official name is TEMJENYAPANG AIER and the same name is appeared in all my educational certificates as well as in my AADHAAR Card bearing no. 6843 7667 2082. However, in my savings bank account bearing A/C no. 30807424759 SBI, Mokokchung branch, (transferred to Purana Bazaar branch, Dimapur), my name is entered as TEMJENYAPANG only without my clan's title AIER. 3. That, TEMJENYAPANG AlER and TEMJENYAPANG stands for the same and only one person i.e me. 4. That the use of different form of names is neither intentional nor mala fide but inadvertent mistakes only. 5. That, henceforth I shall be known only by the name TEMJENYAPANG AIER, for all official purpose and other intents . 6. That, the statements made herein above are true to the best of my knowledge, belief and information and I sign this Affidavit on this 27th day of July 2017. DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed and declared before me by the Deponent on this 27th day of July 2017. DP-7628

Sub-Divisional Officer (Civil) Office of the Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland

SC denies permission for rape survivor to abort fetus NEW DELHI, JUL 28 (AGENCIES): A 10-year old rape survivor, who is 32-week pregnant, will have carry pregnancy for the full term as the Supreme Court on Friday refused to grant her permission to abort the fetus saying that it was risky for the child to under medical termination at such advanced stage. A bench of Chief Justice J S Khehar and Justice D Y Chandrachud relied on the medical report prepared by a medical board of PGI Chandigarh which recommended that the girl should be allowed to abort her pregnancy, arising out of rape. The bench said that it was neither in the interest of the girl child nor for 32-week fetus to order abortion. After a lower court refused to grant permission to a Chandigarh based 10year old rape survivor to abort her 26-week fetus, the Supreme Court had decided to help out the girl

Supreme Court of India and directed medical examination of the girl and her foetus at PGI. The Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971, permits abortion till the foetus is 20 weeks old. Three have been cases where rape victims approached the court to abort their unwanted pregnancies arising out of rape and the apex court has allowed their plea to terminate fetus beyond legally permissible period. Many rape victims

and women, who discover serious problem with their pregnancy after crossing 20 weeks period, have been moving the apex court seeking permission to undergo abortion. Although the Centre had initiated the process to amend Medical Termination of Pregnancy (MTP) Act, 1971 way back in 2014 but it is still waiting for Cabinet approval before it could be introduced in Parliament.

Centre protecting those named in Panama Papers leak: AAP

New Delhi, Jul 28 (IANS): The AAP on Friday accused the Central government of protecting industrialists, celebrities and family members of political leaders whose names have appeared in the Panama Papers leak. The party said the Centre was “not acting” against such people despite there being serious charges against them. The Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP) reaction came after Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif resigned on Friday after the Supreme Court, in its ruling in what came to be known as the Panama Papers case, disqualified him from holding the post following a probe that revealed illegal family wealth stashed abroad. Se-

Ashutosh nior AAP leader Ashutosh cited Pakistan Supreme Court’s verdict to attack the Narendra Modi-led central government. “Pakistan is known for its poor democracy but that nation’s apex court has set an example after disqualifying its Prime Minister after a probe that found allegations against the PM were true,” he said. Ashutosh

SC notice to Centre on plea challenging provisions of FA

Justice JS Khehar New Delhi, Jul 28 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Friday issued notice to the Central government on a petition challenging changes in the Finance Act, 2017 and saying new regime of appointment and removal of judges in tribunals introduced through the Act is grossly unconstitutional. A bench, headed by Chief Justice J.S. Khehar, sought response from Law and Justice and Ministry of Finance Ministries within two weeks while hearing a plea filed by NGO Social Action for Forest and Environment (SAFE) which said the Act gives “unbridled and unguided authority” and discretion to frame rules of 19 tribunals. These amendments also transfer to the Central government the power to draft rules pertaining to the appointment, qualifications, terms of office and removal of the tribunal chairperson and members, it said. Advocate Vivek Chib, appearing for SAFE, said that there were various guidelines for appointment of judicial members in tribunals, and by snatching away the power of appointment from the judiciary, the Centre aims to centralise power.

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said the names of around 500 influential persons including Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh’s son Abhishek Singh, Vinod Adani, brother of industrialist Gautam Adani, DLF’s owner K.P. Singh, actors like Amitabh Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Ajay Devgn etc. had appeared in the leak but the government was not taking action against them. “Not to talk of action but the Narendra Modi government is not even taking cognizance of the charges against these people. “India is considered among the nations with strong democracy but despite that no agency is ready to probe the charges of the Panama Papers (against the named persons),” he said.

The proposed bill intends to extend the permissible period for abortion from 20 weeks to 24 weeks if the pregnancy involves a substantial risk to the mother or the child. The amendment also allows to do away with the time limit for abortion in case substantial foetal abnormalities. The court had earlier observed that the present law must be stretched to make it meaningful by allowing abortion beyond 20-weeks and SC in almost a dozen of cases allowed medical termination at advance stage beyond the legally permissible benchmark. The apex court had in April last year allowed a 14-year-old rape survivor to abort her 24- weeks fetus. Allowing her to undergo abortion, the court had observed that the life of the girl, a class X student in Ahmedabad, would be ruined and she would have to live her rest of the life with the social stigma associated with the child.

CBI files corruption case against senior Mumbai I-T officer Mumbai, Jul 28 (AGENCIES): The CBI today registered a corruption case against Vivek Batra, Mumbai Additional Commissioner of Income Tax (TDS wing), for amassing disproportionate assets to the tune of over Rs 6 crore and carried out searches in five cities in this connection. Batra’s wife, Priyanka, several industrialists and a chartered accountant have also been named in an FIR, CBI spokesperson, R.K. Gaur said here today. The 1992-batch Indian Revenue Service officer allegedly amassed disproportionate assets to the tune of Rs 6.79 crore between 2008 and 2017, he said. The officer is facing CBI probe in another disproportionate assets case.

New cost effective vein-locating device launched Kochi, Jul 28 (IANS): Kochi-based Medtra Innovative Technologies has come out with a device to identify veins easily for intravenous treatment and at a cost lower than in the global market. The device named Veineux was launched on Friday and is expected to make intravenous treatment easier and affordable for patients and hospitals. There are several issues with identifying veins for injecting medicines or drawing blood samples which get complicated if the vein is that of a child, an obese or aged person or the languid vein of a chemotherapy patient. Such situations which warrant repeated slapping, pressing, warming and palpating the veins with repeated jabs are often clumsy and painful, with even experienced nurses and anesthetists finding it difficult to trace some veins, a statement said. Sujith Surendran, MD of Medtra Innovative Technologies, and Saj Sulaiman, chairman of the company, both of who are biomedical engineers, developed the new instrument.

Flood fury: 80 villages in Odisha marooned HUBANESWAR, JUL 28 (AGENCIES): Over 80 villages of Balasore district were marooned in Odisha on Friday with flood water of the Subarnarekha entering two blocks while Jajpur and Kendrapara district authorities were asked to remain on alert. The flood situation, however, has improved in Bhadrak, Sundergarh and Jajpur districts with the receding of the water level of the Baitarani river. While 63 villages have been inundated in Bhograi block, 20 villages of Balaipal block were marooned in Balasore district with flood water flowing 1.5 mt over the connecting roads. The special relief commissioner’s (SRC) office, however, said their is a fear of flood in two blocks each of Jajpur and Kendrapara districts with the authorities opening 10 gates of Rengali reservoir. Special relief commissioner (SRC) B P Sethi said, the district collectors of Jajpur and Kendrapara have been asked to remain on alert as the flood water released from the Rengali dam could hit the areas by this evening.

RJD MLAs protest against Nitish outside Bihar assembly PATNA, JUL 28 (AGENCIES): RJD legislators staged protests outside the Bihar assembly on Friday ahead of the floor test of the Nitish Kumar government and described him as the “Chief Minister of the Sangh”. Nitish Kumar along with the BJP formed the new government on Thursday after dumping the RJD-Congress’ Grand Alliance on Wednesday. Shouting slogans and carrying placards, the Rashtriya Janata Dal legislators stood at the main entrance of the as-

sembly, protesting against Nitish Kumar. Former deputy chief minister Tejashjwi Yadav also joined them. He accused Nitish Kumar of cheating the people of Bihar and called him “Chief Minister of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS)”. “He cheated and betrayed the people of the state who gave him massive mandate. He played dirty politics. He just looked for an excuse to defame us and join the NDA,” Tejashwi Yadav said before entering the House.

FROM N0. 2A* THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (HIGH COURT OF ASSAM : NAGALAND: MIZORAM & ARUNACHAL PRADESH) KOHIMA BENCH (Civil Jurisdiction) Case No. W.P. (C) No. 145 (K)/2017 In the matter of : ACAUT (Against Corruption and Unabated Taxation) & Anr. Vs The State of Nagaland & 78 Ors. To, 29. Smti. Temsurenla lmchen, (Higher & Tech Edu. Department) Assistant Professor (Sociology) 1. Dr. Kenilo Kath, Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung Assistant Professor, 30 Dr. Elizabeth lmti, Wangkhao Government College. Assistant Professor (Sociology) 2. Shri. Rhi Rhi, Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung Assistant Professor, 31. Smti. Suponglila, Zisaji Presidency College Assistant Professor (Sociology) 3. Shri. Zhoveyi Venu, Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung Assistant Professor, 32. Smti. Akono Phira, Zisaji Presidency College Assistant Professor (Commerce) 4. Shri. Zhovi Dukru, Kohima College, Kohima. Assistant Professor, 33. Smti. Vekhosa Thingo, Pfustero Government College Assistant Professor (Commerce) 5. Shri. Wedete Kapfo, Kohima College, Kohima Assistant Professor, 34. Smti. Meno Thori, Pfutsero Government College Assistant Professor (Commerce) 6. Shri. Nukshisangla Lemtur, Dimapur Government College Assistant Professor (Commerce) 35. Smti. lmtisenla Dimapur Government College Assistant Professor (Psychology) 7. Smti. Faustina Pongen, Dimapur Government College Assistant Professor (Sociology) 36. Smti. Puli. I. Chish Dimapur Government College Assistant Professor (Psychology) 8. Shri. T. Posumeren Dimapur Government College Assistant Professor (Economics) (Justice & Law Department) Mt. Tiyi College 37. Shri. Samuel, 9. Shri. Veto Nakro, Assistant Public Prosecutor, Phek. Assistant Professor (Education) 38. Shri. ltalong Ramlia, Mt. Tiyi College, Wokha Assistant Public Prosecutor, Peren 10. Smti. Lipokjungla, 39. Smti. Lipoksenla. Assistant Professor (English) Assistant Public Prosecutor, Zunheboto Government College Mokokchung 11. Smti. Bolivi. S. Kiba, 40. Smti. Katoli T. Chishi, Assistant Professor (Economics) Assistant Public Prosecutor, Zunheboto Zunheboto Government College 41. Shri. K. Renpemo, 12. Smti. Hulika Zhimo, Assistant Public Prosecutor, Wokha Assistant Professor (Economics) 42. Shri. Y. Katovi Awomi, Zunheboto Government College Assistant Public Prosecutor, Tuensang 13. Shri. Lekokonen Longkumer 43. Smti. Seno Koza, Assistant Professor (Commerce) Assistant Public Prosecutor, Kohima Dimapur Government College 44. Smti.Jeviholie N. Yeptho, 14. Shri. T. lmsuyanger T. Aier, Assistant Public Prosecutor, Dimapur Assistant Professor (Zoology) 45. Shri. Vito K. Chishi, Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung Assistant Public Prosecutor, 15. Smti. Supongmenla Jamir, Mon, Nagaland Assistant Professor, (Mathematics) 46. Shri. Z. Heilung Issac Haiding, Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung. Standing Council for Nagaland, 16. Shri. Kileto. I. Chishi, Supreme Court, New Delhi Assistant Professor (History) 47. Shri. L. Lipokmeren Jamir Zunheboto Government College L.D.A-cum-Computer Assistant, 17. Smti. lmlikhumla Jamir, Office of District & Sessions, Judge, Assistant Professor Dimapur (Pedagogy in Social Science) Art & Culture MCTE, Mokokchung 48. Shri. A. Shungang Phom, 18. Shri. Y. Ayamo Kikon, Research Assistant, Assistant Professor (Sociology) District Cultural Office, Tuensang. Wangkhao College 49. Smti. K. Chilove Ngusou, 19. Shri. Lima Longkumer, Research Assistant, Assistant Professor (Sociology) District Cultural Office, Phek Wangkhao College 50. Smti. I. Khen Konyak, 20. Smti. Pursangla Jamir, Assistant Archivist, Kohima, Assistant Professor (Chemistry) Directorate of Art and Culture Fazl Ali College, Mokokchung. 51. Shri. Moba E, L.D.A, 21. Smti.Veserenuo Theunuo, District CulturaI Office, Wokha Assistant Professor (Sociology) Kohima College NOTICE UNDER ORDER V, RULE 20, CPC. 22. Thejanguno Kin, Please, take Notice that the above Assistant Professor (Sociology) mentioned Case W.P .No. 145 (K)/2017 Pfutsero Government College has been filed by ACAUT in the Gauhati 23. Dr. Hannah Tia, High Court, Kohima Bench, wherein you Assistant Professor (Sociology) have been impleaded as Respondents Dimapur Government College (Respondent No.28-78). 24. Smti. Sashirenla Ozukum, That the Hon'ble High Court by order Assistant Professor (Sociology) dated 25.07.2017 has directed for Substitute Dimapur Government College Notice through local daily(s) and has fixed 25. Smti. Vizolenuo Sophia, the matter on 22.08.2017 for entering of Assistant Professor (Sociology) appearance. That if no appearance is made Yingli College, Longleng on your behalf, by yourself, your advocate, 26. Smti. Jimokali Zhimomi, or by someone by law authorised to act on Assistant Professor (Sociology) your behalf on the date fixed for appearance, Sao Chang College,Tuensang the matter will be heard and decided ex27. Shri. Khreineikuo Zumu, parte in your absence. Assistant Professor (Sociology) Signed and sealed by the order of the Wangkhao College, Mon Court on this day the 26th July, 2017. 28. Smti. Vitsusie Savino, Deputy Registrar (Judl.) Assistant Professor (Sociology) Gauhati High Court (Kohima Bench) Wangkhao College

Destruction by floods in Odisha’s Rayagada district. The blocks likely to experience fresh floods have been identified as Bari and Binjharpur in Jajpur district and Aul and Rajkanika blocks in Kendrapara district. So far four people have died in the Odisha floods, Sethi said. Meanwhile, the people evacuated

in Rourkela and Sundergarh have returned to their houses with the flood water receding in the Brahmani. Some villages in Bonai block of Sundergarh were still inundated and it would take some more time for the water to be drained out of the villages, he said.

OFFICE OF THE AO STUDENTS’ UNION DIMAPUR H.Q Dimapur :-797112 Nagaland THEME:- For The Nation

The office of the Ao Students’ Union Dimapur is appalled by the manner in which two of its bonafide members were subjected to utter embarrassment due to the unprofessionalism displayed by employees of Bangkok Cafe and Cuisine (Dimapur) who uploaded images of two of its diners stating that they had forgotten a “very important thing”. What was even more humiliating was the fact that they declared a reward in the form of a special gift and meal voucher worth one thousand rupees to the person who leads the management to the said individuals. The ASUD vehemently condemns the manner in which the diners were made to go through the harrowing experience of having their pictures circulated on Facebook and WhatsApp. It is to be mentioned that the diners had paid their bill in full and even left a tip graciously. It is simply baffling that the management committed such a shameful act without properly confirming the CCTV footages. Moreover, as per an agreement arrived between the management and the defamed party, it was understood that a public apology would be tendered by the former not only on Facebook but in the local dailies within a stipulated time frame of twenty four hours. While the incident occurred on 11.07.17 and enough time has lapsed, till date, no note of apology has been published by the management as agreed upon. Such attitude of unprofessional standards is unexpected of a restaurant that boasts of being a family dining space. The ASUD demands that the management of Bangkok Cafe and Cuisine adhere to the terms of agreement which was settled with the diners and a befitting apology be published in the local dailies at the earliest, failing which would cost the restaurant its reputation among the general public. Lanutoshi Aier President

Moayanger Jamir General Secretary

ALL INDIA INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES ANSARI NAGAR, NEW DELHI-110029

NOTICE NO. 38/2017 Rescheduling date of 2nd Round of Counselling for MBBS ourse-2017 from 3rd August, 2017 to 11th August, 2017 for Seven (07) AIIMS at AIIMS, New Delhi Dated 24.07.2017 The 1st round of counselling for MBBS-2017 Course was held from 3rd to 6th July, 2017 for AIIMS, New Delhi, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, JOdhpur, Patna, Raipur and Rishikesh. The 2nd round of counselling will be held on 11th August, 2017 at J.L. Auditorium, AIIMS, New Delhi at 8.30 AM onwards instead of 3rd August, 2017. The detailed information is available on www.aiimsexams.org. Registrar davp 17112/11/0045/1718

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Bottomless pit

DailyDevotion God’s Purpose or Mine? He made His disciples get into the boat and go before Him to the other side… —Mark 6:45 We tend to think that if Jesus Christ compels us to do something and we are obedient to Him, He will lead us to great success. We should never have the thought that our dreams of success are God’s purpose for us. In fact, His purpose may be exactly the opposite. We have the idea that God is leading us toward a particular end or a desired goal, but He is not. The question of whether or not we arrive at a particular goal is of little importance, and reaching it becomes merely an episode along the way. What we see as only the process of reaching a particular end, God sees as the goal itself. What is my vision of God’s purpose for me? Whatever it may be, His purpose is for me to depend on Him and on His power now. If I can stay calm, faithful, and unconfused while in the middle of the turmoil of life, the goal of the purpose of God is being accomplished in me. God is not working toward a particular finish— His purpose is the process itself. What He desires for me is that I see “Him walking on the sea” with no shore, no success, nor goal in sight, but simply having the absolute certainty that everything is all right because I see “Him walking on the sea” (Mark 6:49). It is the process, not the outcome, that is glorifying to God. God’s training is for now, not later. His purpose is for this very minute, not for sometime in the future. We have nothing to do with what will follow our obedience, and we are wrong to concern ourselves with it. What people call preparation, God sees as the goal itself. God’s purpose is to enable me to see that He can walk on the storms of my life right now. If we have a further goal in mind, we are not paying enough attention to the present time. However, if we realize that moment-bymoment obedience is the goal, then each moment as it comes is precious.

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Friends show their love in times of trouble, not in happiness. ~ Euripides

Saturday, July 29, 2017

Post-mortem Leaders are chosen and not dictated From the parlance L of the common people

Vol. XXVII NO. 233 Dimapur, Saturday, JuLy 29, 2017

erhaps the people of Nagaland ought to subject their elected government to a reality check on facts with regard to the huge amount of money received from the government of India meant for the development of the state and also welfare of the people. As per the PIL filed by two petitioners- S.T.Yapang Longkumer and Odi Jamir, replies to their RTI applications on several departments reveal that drawals were issued for huge sum of money for various works during recent months. For instance, the finance department had purportedly disclosed it had issued 62 drawal authority to the department of Roads and Bridges from May 6,2016 to March 31,2017 for a whopping amount of Rs.342 crore 22 lakhs and 8 thousand. So much money meant to provide motorable roads and connecting bridges are not reflected on the ground. Instead the pot holed roads have lost all evidence of being roads. In another PIL filed, the two petitioners also revealed that as per replies to RTI, the finance department had issued 73 drawal authority from April 21,2016 to March 31,2017 to the Department of School Education(DoSE) for an amount of Rs.248 crore, 67 lakhs and 76 thousand. Also, it was disclosed that the social welfare department had drawn a huge amount of Rs.222 crore 49 lakhs and 48,346 during ten months( possibly mid 2016 to March 2017) for clearing liabilities under wheat and nutrition programme, construction of park for persons with disabilities in Kohima district, orphanages, children’s home, observation and shelter homes etc and also purchase of food items under SNP and pension benefit to blind persons. Again under the Food and Civil Supplies department an amount of Rs.12,55,21,000 was drawn for purpose of printing ration cards, transportation of handling charges for food grains etc. Essentially, what the PIL can achieve is for a direction from the court to order investigation by the CBI. Any probe by the CBI would further unravel the mysterious manner in which colossal funds received from the Centre are gobbled up without physical evidence on the ground. Take the case of roads, a whopping Rs.342, 22,08,000 was drawn during ten months (may 2016-March 2017). In addition there drawal sanction for Rs.20 crore which was issued twice in 2016 and 2017 for the same divisions. Over and above, another Rs.5 crore was sanctioned for repair of road from Clock Tower junction to DC Court Junction Dimapur for work that was never done. Likewise, there are many other similar instances where money meant for development of infrastructure and other projects for the people, have been swindled. This is the reason why Nagaland has stagnated and its infrastructures crumbling. It is not because the Centre has not given any money. Rather the Centre since 2004 has been allocating sufficient funds as demanded but the huge cost do not measure up. It is quite strange that even after nearly 15 years during which the state received huge funds from the Centre, the state hasn’t been able to show any visible signs of having progressed. States like Manipur, Meghalaya or Mizoram have received almost equal if not, slightly lesser amount but the infrastructures are visible-excellent roads, steady power supply, water supply and other basic amenities. One need only to look around who have the best cars, houses, cash and land to know who has been developed in Nagaland.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

uoting Hon’ble Mr. Justice Songkhupehung Serto from one of his speeches, “While the world is getting smaller in the palm of our hand, the Northeast is becoming more distanced with the rest of the world with the deplorable condition of our roads and other developments”, to this I realized how true it is especially when we look into the condition of our state. While time is becoming more precious, we waste sufficient time travelling through our pathetic road condition which is growing from bad to worse despite the hues and cries from all corners. We are no more as curious as we were to read the front page of our morning dailies, rather at this stage it irks us even to see the names of our so called respected leaders, not forgetting the news of their dramas and selfish games. On the other side the commoners are dying due to their selfishness and our leaders do not display even a slight sense of contrite. Even the percentage we offer to God as tithes is only ten percent, while the percentage siphoned off from the funds meant for development is exorbitantly much higher than God’s share. God forbid but I fear that God’s wrath is upon us and only for few righteous people we are hanging by a thread of His mercy. The famous lines which we often use “Poisa khailebi kaam to olop toh kuribo lage toh” is the status of our attitude and our present condition is the result of such an attitude. “Sop manu poisa olp olop khaishe aru etia toh eku bi nai hoishe.” Hon’bl Mr. Justice also mentioned that “development is in the attitude”. When we expressly or impliedly convey that our politicians, bureaucrats, village leaders and any responsible officer is bound to take some share than don’t

he Despicable and shameful affairs of the state all prodded under the banner ‘Nagaland for Christ’ has become more blasphemous than any act mentioned in the Bible. The land of the Largest Baptist dominant state in the world has recently turn into the land of wolves and pythons ready to devour by themselves any pound of flesh send by the Hindu kingdom of Delhi, devoid of any Christian values and teachings.? The gospel of Jesus’s, ‘love thy neighbor..’ has been archived to be used only inside the Sunday church and in place , the proverbial ‘every man for himself ’ has remain relevant both in teachings and practice. This anti-Christian values, anti-poor and anti ‘common Good’ orientation all in the land for Christ has reached its crescendo under our low quality product leaderships and semi-literate Ali babas (with love from Akijeu khekiye k.Sema) which will surely invite the wraths of God as an unforgivable sin of blasphemy mentioned in Mathew 12:31. The pseudo Righteous and the repulsive dhimmi attitude of few power mongering individuals using Christ’s name as shields to perverted their own selfish interest and sucked all dry of the state coffers, shamelessly pandering to vicious transnational loyalty to Hindutvas in power at Delhi and Bangladeshi and brown to white skinned baniyas with their plumb Bank accounts to run the state for Christ? This group of notorious individuals and Christians in name and Mouth, hand in gloves with anti-christian cowboy from Delhi has become a protected club of disgusting ,decadent , repulsive old roués who can do as they please? and practised every form of perversion known to men

be surprised when we face this kind of horrible situation. Their part is to take care of such responsibilities and they are paid for the same and as such they have no right to take even a penny out of the funds meant for the public. Today we are bowing down to our so called leaders not because of their uprightness; we are making way for them not out of the respect they deserve, but because they have money and they have the power to turn things in their favour. Who among these people can rise above these crises and show a true leadership? Are our people short of good and honest leaders? No we are not, but the problem is those good and capable leaders do not have tons of money to feed our people during election and as for sure we the public will forget about the past and the present crises at the face of money; we will leave the topic of honesty and integrity under the table until we face similar situation after the election. This is the time to ponder on our past actions and take a whole new step if we want to see a better tomorrow. We need a batch of whole new generation leaders; we need young and honest leaders. If we allow money, promises for jobs and contract works to buy us during election, this is the result we will get and we can expect even worse, because the more money the corrupt leaders embezzle, the longer they will stay in power and destroy our land. Let us give chance to young leaders who are ready to bring a change; let us not underestimate them because they are young, for the hopes we put on our old leaders for such a long time did not work out. How long are we going to look up at the oversized storied buildings build by a mere assistants or clerks and nod in appreciation

saying “etu manu toh bishi smart ase”, or idolize the likes of such people? How long are we going to keep mum when the job we deserved is swerved away from us because we do not have a good background? Our leaders need to listen to the indignation of the public before our condition get worse. How long are we going to say that it is a blessing from heaven when we get a backdoor appointment or a get a job out of bribery? How long are the churches going to pray for the longevity and prosperity of the corrupt leaders instead of praying for heaven send honest leaders? How long are the people and the church give a chief guest treatment to rich people inside the church while leaving God outside the door and showing desecration to holy places? We seriously need to stop for a while and do a total check at our attitude. The problem also lies because we are timid to boldly stand for the truth and we are afraid to say it even when we know that our rights have been infringed. We allow certain class of people to continually make us suffer while we only murmur and gossip about it behind closed doors. It’s time to take it to the streets, to the woods, to villages and to the world. There are still a sign of hope because of certain good leaders who have been incessantly voicing for us despite of various discouragements. If we cannot stand at the front, at least let us support those good leaders instead of finding a way to find fault. To those good leaders who have been fighting for the right cause, kudos to you; continue to stand for us because it is for you that we still have hope, that our land will not remain the same like it is today. Zakato Chishi, Officers Hill, Kohima

eaders are either chosen or elected because they are either trained or born to lead. People see them as efficient to lead the society, thus, he/she is elected/chosen by the people. People chose a leader with one purpose and that is to lead them to a higher height of excellence for a holistic life/society. In a Christian state like ours, the models of a good leader can be best referred from the life of Jesus Christ. A person becoming a leader by force is a dictator and not a leader. How could one become a leader when people do not like him/her or if he/she is not efficient for the society? How could a person buy himself/ herself leadership or position?? Oh! But sadly it happens here in Nagaland, a Christian state. Sadly, today, many Naga leaders are not a chosen leader but a dictated leader, either bought or taken by force. Oh! You (politicians) who are greedy for position and power should first be willing to serve the people and the society and ready to be a servant. Every aspirant politician should know that positions or leadership are to be chosen/ elected and not to be bought. How could you become a leader or force yourselves to be a leader when people do not need or like you anymore?? Dear Leaders of Nagaland (Politicians), are you a chosen leader or a dictated leader?? Buying oneself leadership is perhaps the most shameful act in a civilized world. Today, many of our leaders have lost the purpose of their position and power. The best example can be the present government who has lost the total sense of shame and responsibility. The present government has become a government for their profit or benefit alone and not for the people. How can a corrupted and a negative minded person lead a society that is thirty for a progressive society?? We proclaim and profess Christ is the truth and the only way yet many leaders of other faiths have outclassed our Christian leaders. Today, politics has controlled the people rather than people controlling the politics and that is where all the uncalled changes have taken place. If people want peace and development they should start asking God who should be the leader rather than looking whose party/politician would give more profit and money. Can Christians in Nagaland seek the wisdom of God and chose our

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and loots the people in every possible way to fulfill their selfish, egoistic individualists material superiority and still call themselves as Christians? Shame on you.! Our God must have been so merciful. The recent brouhaha over the game of thrones being played by the steel face politicians is a manifestation of such perversion.Our Leaders both overground and underground seemed to have developed a very thick skin which can even be used by the Naga sepoys as bullet proof vests against our enemy bullets. They too seemed to have an iron face even stronger and rust resistant than the iron pillars of Ashoka. Their face’s skin can be peeled off to use as a material for building our bridges and roads , hospitals and schools which are all in shambles as it has shown high quality of rust resistance, durability and able to withstand any chemical reaction even when exposed to public storms mixed with the ‘blood and tears’ of the Masses. The Dignity of their office has been lowered to a firebooting , wolf camping affairs for their whelps all on the expenses of the people’s nickel and pain reminds me one of the decadent Chota Nawab of Gujarat who use to marry his dogs and spend lakhs of tax payers monies on the events. Such an utter Rubbishes and incautious act to demean the plights of the peoples in so called land for Christ.? Such trees which bears irreverent poisonous fruit must dug up by the roots and foundation sown with salt and closed. Whilst all the wise men and holy men in the land for Christ has chosen to remain silent to written their name in the good book of thier masters, the keyboard/pad warriors and camera maniacs of sow-shame media has become another pro-

paganda machines, sowing the seeds of ‘isms’ in every possible way among the Nagas. This group of smaller brain individuals with smartphone in their hands has also shrewdly cooked up many rumours and twaddle about different tribes and individuals and are spreading poisonous venom among the Naga society which must be carefully watched by all the sensible Nagas. The sow-shame Media crusa-idiots has openly proved over and again that they eat more onions than any other peoples as exhibited by their noxious breath of hatreds and discords among the individuals and tribes. The political overtones used by such groups of people has become more noisome and indigestible to human digestive systems and a direct insult to the motto ‘ Nagaland for Christ’. The ‘me first’ mentality of the news breaker at sow-shame media , without verifying the authenticity of its contents and celebration of gruesome acts of Violence , accidents or death of its own brethrens without any respect and dignity of the victims in a distorted way possible has gone far beyond humanly low. Under such nullah like conditions there can’t be any expectations for the messages of Christ - of Love, peace and justice to grow. The licentiousness and perversions attitude of the money worshipers which manages to keep all the Secrets of their bosses under tight wraps and rather defame and rapes the names of anybody who doesn’t subscribed to their opinion is always zealous, brutal and messianic. Many virtuous people who dare to speak any truth had to shut his own mouth in exchange of his life and peace by accepting the lie coated pills given by the Hitler’s jugendtists.

This insane exhibition of North Korea like behavior towards dissent is more dangerous than any nuclear bombs in the US’s Arsenals and can never be acceptable in the land for Christ. God himself must be wondering how selfish and self-centered his creations can become to insult the works of his own creator.? The Holy men on the other hand is afraid to question his cash cow about the source of his income. The tithes he offered and the Donation he gave is only that matters to him. Infact, the status, social acceptance ,the prayer and the chair allotted to him inside the house of God depends upon the weight of his offering. The proverbial Old widow’s offering mentioned in mark 12:42 must therefore read loud and clear to open our materially blinded eyes and money plugged ears. The holy men must raise the banner of Christ higher than ever before against the face of opposing winds from the Himalayas, Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal. The time has come to defend , renewed , and revived the Dignity of our religion. They must break all hell gates and organise campaign to cleanse their/our own kitchen by stopping to celebrate and entertain ill gotten Gandhi’s photo in their offering box and condemn and exposed tough as nails hypocritic Christian face. The biblical story of the Israelites, journey to their promised land must act as a reminder to the Nagas.Because the Israelites did not obey God while they were in the wilderness, God did not lead them straight into the land he had promised them. The trip from Egypt to their new home should have taken the Israelites only few days, but instead, they wandered in the desert for 40 years.

own leaders and not sell our rights?? God has given humanity the gift of “choice”, election is one such good opportunity to use it wisely as God desires of us. It is time to prove to the world that Nagas are no more only Sunday Christians but act out that every day is a Holy day and a Christian day. As many Nagas have become good speakers and good critics, let us also act out our voices as we elect new leaders in the forth coming election. We have seen enough of potholes, corruption, exploitation, misuse of power, etc, etc, etc. time to show we walk the talk. For the last few years, people have walked the street, fasted, protested, shouted, and did all kinds of acts against the government for their mismanagement, corruption, backdoor appointment, nepotism, dictator leadership, misuse of power, etc, etc. but nothing happen, no positive changes took place and it all went unnoticed because the leaders (politicians) were not chosen but they dictated the leadership, position and power so in reality people could do nothing. All complains and concerns of the people went unheard and in vain because we the people have sold our votes and rights, thus, making the politicians a dictator and not a leader. Dear Naga Christians, many Naga politicians are gearing up once again to buy votes (that is our rights) and do all kinds of evil things to gain votes and in the light of all these things, are the so called Christians ready to sell it again? Or this time are you ready to say NO? In the next few years, are we going again in the streets and offices to protest and complain against the leaders we have chosen or bring a change during this election by chosen the right leader? If one is under the Lordship of Christ, than even in our decision makings and casting votes we must still be under the Lordship of Christ. Can we take the pledge of a Clean Election that no one can influence us and buy us but we will pray and seek God’s wisdom and elect our own leaders? Our tomorrow is our responsibility today. We are what we are tomorrow because of what we are today. Nagas need a God fearing and a visionary person in a time such as this. Our vote today is our society tomorrow, let us pray, think and vote. Chuwasie Nyuwi, Church worker (Meluri village baptist Church), Meluri Village

Its time we ponder upon our shortcomings and let our motto “Nagaland for Christ” reigns supreme in every heart and soul. In conclusion, the verse in the 2 chronicle 7:14 very much speaks to the Nagas, quote unquote” if my people, who are called by my name,

will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land”. Kuknalim. Kakugha Sumi Naga, Khetoi village, Aghunato

Reader’s Post Appeal to concern authority district hospital Dimapur

Sir,

Yesterday I went into the nurse’s room to enquire whether the scheme under Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY) (where delivering mother is paid some amount of money) has been stopped. Because even after two days of my daughter giving birth to a baby girl, there was no news of the said scheme to be paid to my daughter. On entering the room, I greeted a woman sitting in her chair going through some papers. When I enquired whether the (JSY) scheme has been stopped, she blurted out, “apni hi bacha paise” meaning, were you the one to give birth? When I replied that, not me, but my daughter gave birth, she replied that nowadays it was mandatory to have an account in a bank to receive the money under that scheme. So, here’s my appeal; many of those poor mothers don’t even know the meaning of the word, “bank account” and many may have walked miles and miles to reach this hospital as you know, only the poorer section of the society like me visits the district hospital, hoping that all may work out with less expenditure. And to be told to first open an account to receive the money just after giving birth is a herculean task for most of those poor mothers as opening an account in some banks nowadays takes days, even weeks, as to open an account requires aadhar card, epic card, PRC etc and by the time they do open an account, the scheme could easily vanish into thin air. And to those more fortunate people I would like to remind you that God gave you everything, from good health to lovely children and on top of that a steady source of income to sustain you for the rest of your lives. So, why not remember to thank God and say a loving word here and there to those mothers. And if possible the note of first opening a bank account to receive that amount may be done away with and give the money directly to the delivering mothers, as before because I am sure, it will go a long way in mitigating their problems and so that they may walk out with good images of the hospital, its nurses, staff and doctors. Alhou She. Isheto I. Achumi, concerned citizen, Dimapur

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

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YouthNet, Kohima College sign MoU

YouthNet and Kohima College, Kohima representatives sign MoU.

DIMAPUR: YouthNet and Kohima College, Kohima have signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on “linking education to employment” on July 24. Kohima College principal, Dr. Watijungshi Jamir said this was a landmark move as students from Kohima College

would get real life work experience while they were still in college. Razuo Luho, head of Nagaland Job Centre emphasized that NJC was connected with over 150 clients and they would facilitate the students to get real life experience and prepare them for employment when they gradu-

ate.

Director YouthNet, Lezo Putsure, said young people needed to be kept busy in doing productive things. He said in the future, Nagaland would see more entrepreneurs and private players come in and therefore, it was necessary to get young people with the right skills.

LUD condemns Jul 17 murder in Wokha

DIMAPUR: Longsachung Union Dimapur (LUD) has strongly condemned the murder of late Enibemo Ezung, son of Yenronthung Ezung of Longsachung village on July 17 by Lirhonthung Murry and Lolanbeni Murry of Wokha village. In a condemnation note, LUD chair-

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man, Khonthungo Ezung and secretary, Zaremo Ezung has urged the law enforcing agencies to punish the culprit as per the law. LUD has also conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed that departed soul rest in peace.

Bye-election issue: SC admits NPCC’s SLP (From p-1) bye-election on the ground that the remainder of the term of a member in relation to the vacancy if less than one year as per the above sections. However, the GHC observed that the provisio(a) to Section 151 of the Representation of People Act, “is merely an exception to a statutory mandate that by election for filing up casual vacancy must be held within six months from the date of occurrence of the vacancy.” The court said the provisio did not say that no by election shall be held to fill up a vacancy if the remainder of the term of a member in relation to the vacancy is less than one year.

PSF ends in Peren

DIMAPUR: Population stabilization fortnight activity which was launched on July 11 successfully carried out till July 24 across Peren district. The activities were carried out at District Hospital Peren, CHC Jalukie, Athibung PHC, Tening PHC, Azailong PHC, Ntuma PHC, Mbaulwa PHC, Dungki PHC, Heningkunglwa PHC, Poilwa PHC, Bongkolong sub-centre, Mhainamtsi sub-centre, Samzuiram sub-centre and Gaili sub-centre. A press note by CMO office Peren, stated that counselling was carried out by the medical officers and nurses in their respective health units and ASHAs conducted inter personnel communication in all the villages for intensive awareness at the grass root level. Monitoring and supervision was also carried out by CMO Peren, Dr. Denis Hangsing and district program officer DPO UIP/ RCH, Dr. Khrielasanuo to the health units.

SSP students excel

D I M A P U R : F i ve c a dets from Sainik School Punglwa, 2016-17 batch, have cleared the written examination conducted by UPSC for the 139th NDA & 101th NA (National Defence Academy and Naval Academy) course. In a press note, Sainik School Punglwa informed that for the first tiem in the history of the school, the cadets namely, Cdt Nagaito K Yeptho, Cdt Pihuto H, Cdt Dharnidar Kumar, Cdt Beri James and Cdt Jongzar Imchen have successfully cleared the written exam.

ANPSA Pfütsero division organises science exhibition

DIMAPUR: All Nagaland Private Schools Association (ANPSA) Pfütsero organised a science exhibition under the theme “science and technology for rural development” on July 22 with senior scientific officer, Science and Technology, Dr. Zavei Hiese as the guest speaker, at CMHSS Pfütsero. In the programme, the speaker called upon the young minds to come forward in the field of science and technology to build up a developing nation. He also encouraged the students to study hard and pursue their dreams. The event led by ANPSA Phek unit general

secretary, Thepuhu Thira began with a blessing from CMCC, Pastor, Dr Kuzhopoyo Tunyi, welcome song by Nazareth students, vote of thanks by ANPSA Pfütsero division president, Thekho Rova and concluded with a prayer from headmistress Nazareth School. Judges for the competition were Bedukho Chüzho (senior lecturer, DIET Pfütsero), Tavezo Thelüo (assistant professor, PGC Pfütsero) and Vepocüyi Ruho (science teacher, government Higher secondary school Pftüsero). 78 participants from 15 schools took part in the competition.

28 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) carried out interaction with the GBs and village chairman of Chukitong region at Chukitong, Wokha district on July 25. A total of 20 GBs and chairmen of all the villages attended the interaction.

Seminar on ‘homiletic lab; skill development in preaching’ DIMAPUR: Lotha Baptist Ekhumkho Sanrhyutsu Vankhosung Wokha (LBESVW) in collaboration with Werner College of Preaching, Madurai Tamil Nadu organised a seminar on “homiletic lab: skill development in preaching” from July 1819 at Mission Compound Vankhosung. The seminar was organised under the initiative of LBES executive secretary, Rev. Nyan Lotha with Rev. Dr. Alfred Stephen, professor of homiletics at Tamilnadu Theological Seminary, Madurai and Bendangonen Jamir as resource persons. A release by LBESVW stated that

various topics were covered during the seminar and the seminar provided special attention to the preaching ministry and strengthening the pulpit ministry of the churches under the Lotha Baptist Ekhumkho Sanrhyutsu. The programme was moderated by assistant professor of homiletics at Witter Theological College, Vankhosung, T. Nzanthung Ngullie. Altogether 94 persons from Witter Theological College students, faculty and staff, Lotha Baptist Ekhumkho Sanrhyutsu staff and church pastors attended the seminar.

A monsoon flood and landslide destroyed the paddy field of Khuza village at Zhimo site near Tizu river under EAC HQ , Phek district on July 2. The affected farmers requested the concern authority for survey and necessary help. (C/J Kuhuveyi Vero on behalf of the affected farmers).

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New Delhi, July 28 (PTI): A day after rallying, gold prices fell by Rs 150 to Rs 29,300 per 10 grams at the bullion market today, tracking a weak trend overseas amid muted demand from local jewellers. Silver followed suit and slipped by Rs 225 to Rs 39,150 per kg due to reduced offtake by industrial units and coin makers. Apart from a weak trend overseas, fall in demand from local jewellers and retailers mainly attributed the slide in gold prices, marketmen said. Globally, gold fell 0.08 per cent to USD 1,257.60 an ounce in Singapore. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5per cent purity slumped by Rs 150 each to Rs 29,300 and Rs 29,150 per 10 grams, respectively. It had gained Rs 230 yesterday. Sovereign however remained unaltered at Rs 24,400 per piece of eight grams in limited deals. Following gold, silver ready declined by Rs 225 to Rs 39,150 per kg and weeklybased delivery by Rs 370 to Rs 38,150 per kg. Silver coins, however, continued to be traded at previous level of Rs 71,000 for buying and Rs 72,000 for selling of 100 pieces.

Executive of Pinnacle Skills received the award from the Governor of Haryana Kaptan Singh Solanki. The other awardee in the category was Delhi Pharmaceutical Science & Research University, Delhi. Speaking on the occasion as chief guest Kaptan Singh Solanki said India

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NEW DELHI, Jul 28: Dimapur based skill development organization Pinnacle Skills on Friday won the award for the ‘Best NGO in Skill Development’ at the Indo-Global Skills Summit & Expo 2017 held at The Lalit, New Delhi. Dr. Yan Murry, Chief

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DIMAPUR, Jul 28 (NPN): Family Health Clinic, located in Nagarjan has brought in the state of the art latest non-invasive anti-aging device, Venus Freeze Plus for the first time in North East India. Proprietor of the clinic, Dr. Kakuka Sema said the medical device is used for skin tightening procedure that combines pulsed magnetic fields (PMF) and radio frequency energy to safely increase the production of collagen and improve the look of your skin for the treatment of moderate to severe facial wrinkles, and also in other areas such as the neck, chest, arms, back, flanks, thighs and buttocks with no pain or downtime. In terms of safety, he said the device/treatment is USFDA approved, which is regarded as one of the world’s top safety approval

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arises’. The cess kicked in from November 15, 2015. Also, to a separate query, Gangwar said that till mid-June 2017, 413 benami transactions were identified since coming into effect of the amended Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Act, 2016. “Provisional attachment of properties under the Act was made in 233 cases. Value of properties under the attachment is Rs 813 crore,” the minister said. The benami properties attached include deposits in bank accounts, jewellery, immovable properties and the like, he added. The Benami Transaction (Prohibition) Act, 1988, was comprehensively amended through the Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Amended Act, 2016, to provide for an effective regime for prohibition of such transactions.

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2013, Gangwar said. Further, the exercise of identification of the directors of the companies defaulting in filing of financial statements or annual returns for continuous period of three financial years has been undertaken as part of the ongoing process for disqualification for reappointment as director in that company or in other company for a period of five years, he said. A ‘Task Force on Shell Companies’ under the joint chairmanship of Revenue Secretary and Secretary, Corporate Affairs was constituted in February for effectively tackling the malpractices by shell companies/ ponzi companies/’khoka’ companies in a comprehensive manner. Other members of the Task Force are from the Department of Financial Services, Central Board of Direct Taxes, Central Board of Excise and Customs, Central Bureau of Investigation, Enforcement Directorate, Serious Fraud Investigation Office and Financial Intelligence Unit.

will soon become a country with the world’s youngest population and it is important to skill youths to reap this demographic dividend. He citied Haryana as an ideal example where the government has decided to impart vocational training in all schools. Organized by the Indus foundation, the guests of honour at the function were Jayant Krishna, executive director and Chief Operating Officer, National Skill Development Corporation and Michiko Enomoto, Head, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific. Pinnacle Skills is a professional skill development organization established in Dimapur on 2012. It offers various short term trainings to youths and offers job placements. It is a partner of the National Skill Development Corporation.

New Delhi, Jul 28 (PTI): The government collected a total Rs 2,35,307.75 crore last fiscal by way of a host of cesses, including those of education, Swachh Bharat, Krishi Kalyan and other surcharges, Parliament was informed today. In a written reply to the Lok Sabha, Minister of State for Finance Santosh Kumar Gangwar said the total revenue generated from education, Swachh Bharat, Krishi Kalyan and other cesses and surcharges in 2016-17 under direct tax was Rs 46,939.17 crore. The amount generated from the aforesaid cesses and surcharges under the indirect tax category stood at Rs 1,88,368.58 crore last fiscal. In the Budget 201516, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had proposed to levy a Swachh Bharat cess of up to 2 per cent ‘on all or certain services, if need

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Enforcement Directorate conducted nationwide searched in 16 states on April 1 in respect of shell companies and related professionals who were behind their creation and operation. “The CBI has registered 30 cases against 201 shell companies during the last 3 years -- 2014, 2015, 2016 and the current year till February 28,” said Gangwar. Out of these, chargesheets have been filed in 17 cases, he added. With a view to have consolidated relevant information at one place and based upon inputs from all law enforcement agencies, the Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) has undertaken the exercise of preparing comprehensive digital database of shell companies and their associates that were identified by various law enforcement agencies. As on July 12, the Corporate Affairs Ministry has removed 1,62,618 companies from the Register of Companies by following the due process under Section 248 of the Companies Act,

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New Delhi, Jul 28 (IANS): The Income Tax Department has detected over 1,155 shell companies in the last three years through which non-genuine transactions of more than Rs 13,300 crore were carried out, Parliament was informed on Friday. “During last three financial years (2013-14 to 2015-16), investigations by the Income Tax Department have led to detection of more than 1,155 shell companies/ entities which were used as conduits by over 22,000 beneficiaries,” Minister of State for Finance Santosh Kumar Gangwar told the Lok Sabha in a written reply. “The amount involved in non-genuine transactions of such beneficiaries was more than Rs 13,300 crore. “Criminal prosecution complaints have been filed by the Income Tax Department against 47 persons. Action against such companies, the beneficiaries of non-genuine transactions and other persons associated therewith under the direct taxes law is a continuous process,” he added.

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Pelosi said the bill “would squander billions of taxpayer dollars on President Trump’s immoral, ineffective and expensive border wall.” Pelosi also reminded the House that Trump had during his campaign “promised a wall that Mexico would pay for.” “He said it would cost USD 4-6 billion. The fact is it could cost as much as USD 30-40 billion. And he wants a down payment for that wall in this bill. One poison pill,” she said. House Democratic Caucus Chair man Joe Crowley called the move to build the border wall as “immoral and ineffective”. “A wall along the USMexican border will not make the United States safer nor more secure,” he said. “It is a massive waste of taxpayer money and will exacerbate problems with our already broken immigration system.” Democratic National Committee Chair Tom too raised his concerns on similar lines in a statement. “Like many of the president’s policies, this initiative

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The Sata Circle GB's Union (34 A/c Aghunato) express profound thanks and gratitude to the Hon'ble Chief Minister T. R. Zeliang for inducting Shri. Pukhayi Assumi to Adviser with cabinet status. We also pray that the Almighty God grant wisdom and knowledge to all of its sole members Shri. Tokheho Yepthomi (Minister, School Education & Parl. Affairs) Shri. Tovihoto Ayemi (Parl. Secy. Irrigation & Flood Control) Shri. Jacob I. Zhimomi (MLA) to lead and serve to their best. "Doing the best at this moment puts you in the best place for the next moment". President Gen. Secy. Vehokhu GB Hotokhu GB (SBKK) (SBKK)

BERLIN, JUL 28 (AGENCIES): One person was killed in an attack by a lone knifeman in a supermarket in the northern German city of Hamburg on Friday, and four more were injured when the man fled the scene, police said. According to Reuters, the police said the man had suddenly started attacking customers in the shop, with no immediate indication of any political or religious motive. Officers detained him near the site. “We have no clear information as to the motive or the number of wounded,” Hamburg police said

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in a tweet. “It was definitely a lone attacker.” They said initial reports about a possible robbery had not been substantiated. Police said passersby tackled the man after he fled the scene, injuring him slightly, before plain clothes police officers could take him into custody. Police have been on high alert in Germany since a spate of attacks on civilians last year, including a December attack on a Berlin Christmas market, when a hijacked truck plougher into the crowds, killing 12 and injuring many more.

Israeli border police officers stand guard next to the Dome of the Rock mosque at the Al Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem’s Old City Thursday, July 27, 2017. (AP/PTI)

prayers. Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said prayers at the Jerusalem shrine ended without incident. There were some sporadic low-level scuffles between Palestinians and Israeli forces nearby but nothing on the scale of recent violence. A Palestinian was later shot and killed after he ran

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DOHA, JUL 28 (AFP): Qatar refuses to bow to Saudi-led demands to “outsource” its foreign policy to resolve the Gulf crisis, its government spokesman has said. Sheikh Saif bin Ahmed Al-Thani, who holds ministerial rank, accused Doha’s adversaries in the crisis Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain and Egypt – of meddling in Qatar’s internal affairs. “What’s behind this crisis of course is Qatari sovereignty and independence to put it very simply. It

The Yanmhon Area Public Organization (YAPO) while expressing its heartiest gratitude to the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Nagaland Shri. T. R. Zeliang for inducting Shri. Mmhonlumo Kikon as Cabinet Minister for Geology & Mining and Border Affairs, Nagaland in the present Ministry. YAPO further expresses that the induction of Shri. Mmhonlumo Kikon as Cabinet Minister is long felt necessity and hope this time the constituency will achieve holistic development and so also urge upon all the people of the area to co-operate in all possible means so that the fruits may be ripe for all. YAPO also wishes Shri. Mmhonlumo Kikon success in his endeavours. Chenirao Khenjung President Y.A.P.O

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The Ralan Range Union Dimapur express our heartfelt gratitude to our Hon'ble Chief Minister of Nagaland Shri. T. R. Zeliang for appointing our young and dynamic leader Shri. Mmhonlumo Kikon as Cabinet Minister incharge of Geology and Mining & Border Affairs. The RRUD while congratulating Sir Mmhonlumo Kikon on his new assignment sincerely hope that 40th Bhandari A/C will witness an era of development which has long been neglected and also pray that his visionary leadership skills and qualities for the future generation will not go in vain. Yihamo Humtsoe Mhonyamo Ngullie Zanathung Lotha Chairman, RRUD Vice Chairman, RRUD Secretary, RRUD

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Diphupar Naga Students' Union (DNSU) would like to acknowledge Mr. R. Nyimshio Lotha, the Principal and his colleagues of GHS, Diphupar for introducing the Biometric system of attendance for the staffs on April 3, 2017. Thus, GHS, Diphupar became the first school in Nagaland to introduce the Biometric System to check malpractices. The DNSU also acknowledges the Principal and his colleagues for contributing in monetary form towards the renovation of the school. The office would also like to felicitate Miss. Illo Chishi of GHS, Diphupar for securing distinction in Science and Environmental Science for the academic year 2016-2017. KUVI ASSUMI Edn. & Statistical Secy. DNSU

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Doha. This “list, it’s still an ultimatum, it’s still something that is stalling resolving the crisis”, the official said. However, “we have said it from the start, we are open to dialogue, we are open to negotiating... The first step should be lifting the illegal blockade.”

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DIMAPUR KIKON EKHUNG CONGRATULATES

The Dimapur Kikon Ekhung extends its heartiest congratulations to Shri Mhonlumo Kikon on being inducted as Cabinet Minister and allocated the portfolio of Geology & Mining and Border Affairs under the dynamic leadership of Shri T. R . Zeliang ministry. The Ekhung wishes the best to both Shri T. R. Zeliang and Shri Mhonlumo Kikon in their future endeavours. (ROBIN KIKON) Chairman

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We, the Kohima Lirmen Students’ Union take immense pride and honour to congratulate Dr. Shisarenla Aier, D/o L.Mayang Aier and Atola Longkumer, for being selected for the post of Subject Matter Specialist (Horticulture) under the Department of Agriculture, Govt. of Nagaland and also for being conferred Doctorate of Philosophy (Agri.) in Horticulture Specialisation in Floriculture and Landscape Architecture on the Topic “Efficacy of biologically and chemically synthesized silver nanoparticles for enhancing the vase life of cut flowers” from the College of Agriculture, Assam Agricultural University, Jorhat. We also take this opportunity to congratulate Dr. Imnasenla Imchen, D/o T.Imnük Imchen and Y.Temsüienla Longchar for being Conferred Doctorate of Philosophy in Mass Communication and Journalism on the topic “HIV & AIDS and violence against women,” A study of the role of Media in Nagaland. The Union further wishes and prays that the Almighty God continues to bless them with success in their future endeavours. Pursunep Longchar Pangertola Aier President, KLSU General Secretary, KLSU

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NGBF CONGRATULATES SHRI. T. R Zeliang Nagaland GB Federation extends its heartiest congratulations to Shri. T. R. Zeliang for taking over the post of Chief Minister of Nagaland. The NGBF wishes all the legislatures to work in harmony, in a true Christian spirit of reconciliation and kindly accomplish the mandate given by the people. "The strength of a nation derives from the integrity of the home" Confucius. (Shikuto Zalipu) Gen. Secretary # 9436636277

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is about... outsourcing our foreign policy so that decisions are not made in Qatar, and that is something that will never be acceptable,” he told AFP in an interview. Sheikh Saif said the Saudi-led bloc had laid down a new “ultimatum” on Tuesday by publishing a list of individuals and “terrorist” entities allegedly linked to

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Sangtamtilla Village Council led by Head G.B Sekyuchum, Asst. G.B. Litingse, Chairman T. Lanu and VDB Secy. Alem Pongen distributed some CASH, CLOTHES, UTENSILS and RICE to 34 households of the flood victims in the village on 28/07/17 according to a press note issued by Village Council Secretary, Temsu.

brandishing a knife at troops in the West Bank, Israel’s military said. It said no soldiers were injured in the incident at the Gush Etzion Junction, a busy intersection south of Jerusalem that has been the site of multiple Palestinian attacks over the past two years when the current round of violence erupted, in part over tensions at the

Jerusalem holy site. Palestinians threw fire bombs, rocks and rolled burning tires at soldiers who responded with tear gas and rubber bullets at several protests in the West Bank, the military said. Last Friday a Palestinian infiltrated a Jewish settlement in the West Bank and entered a home where he stabbed three people to death and wounded a fourth as they ate the traditional Sabbath meal and celebrated the arrival of a new addition to the family. Police had barred men under 50 would from the Jerusalem site and braced for violence following security assessments indicting Palestinians had planned protests there. There were no restrictions on women. Muslims only returned to the site Thursday after about two weeks of praying in the streets nearby to protest new Israeli security measures.

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The East Police Colony Council and G.B take this opportunity to thank Shri. Tovihoto Aye, Parliamentary Secretary and his family for helping the colony with cash and material (Food items) during the recent ﬂood disaster, and also his physical presence during the time of public distress. With your support, we could provide immediate relief to more than 100 severely effected families. We also congratulate him on his new assignment as Parliamentary Secretary for Irrigation and Flood Control, and also thank the Hon'ble Chief Minister for reposing conﬁdence in our elected leader.

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JERUSALEM, JUL 28 (AGENCIES): Muslim prayers at a major Jerusalem shrine ended peacefully Israeli police said Friday but violence continued in the West Bank where a Palestinian was killed attacking soldiers as forces were on high alert following two weeks of violence over the sacred site, holy to both Muslims and Jews, reports AP. Tensions have been running high at the site since Arab gunmen killed two police officers there on July 14, prompting Israel to install security devices at entrances. The move outraged Muslims and sparked some of the worst street clashes in years and threatened to draw Israel into conflict with other Arab and Muslim nations. Firas Dibs, an official from the Jordanian religious body that administers the sacred site, said tens of thousands attended Friday

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WASHINGTON, JUL 28 PTI/IANS): The US House of Representatives has passed a USD 827 billion package that includes USD 1.6 billion for a controversial border wall with Mexico, which was part of President Donald Trump’s central campaign pledge. During his presidential campaign last year, Trump had vowed to build the wall to prevent illegal immigration and smuggling of drugs to the US. But he had said he would make Mexico pay for it. All of the funds in the bill would be paid for by US taxpayers. The bill was passed yesterday by the Republicancontrolled House with a 235-192 vote, mostly along party lines. It now heads to the Senate - where Democrats have a significant strength - before it can be signed into law by the US president. The Democratic leadership has been opposing the proposed border wall. It is likely that the legislation would be resisted by the opposition party in the Senate. Democratic leader Nancy

COLOMBO, JUL 28 (PTI): The funds of the LTTE will remain frozen in the European Union countries despite the recent judgement by the 28-member bloc’s top court to remove the Sri Lankan Tamil rebels from its terror list, the grouping has said. In 2006, the EU banned the LTTE as a terrorist organisation and has maintained the LTTE on its list. In 2014, the General Court annulled the restrictive measures concerning the LTTE due to procedural shortcomings. The 2014 judgement was appealed by the Council of the European Union at the European Court of Justice. The EU has said the LTTE funds will remain frozen despite the recent judgement by the ECJ to lift the previous order of freezing funds restricted to the period 2011 and 2015, the EU said in a statement.

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The East Dimapur Kikon Ekhung, with deepest joy and honor takes pride in congratulating Shri Mhonlumo Kikon, Hon'ble Minister for Geology & Mining and Border Affairs, Govt. of Nagaland and active members of EDKE, for being inducted as minister for Geology & Mining and Border Affairs. We also extend our heartfelt gratitude to our hon'ble Chief Minister, Central BJP leaders and State President BJP Nagaland for conﬁding in his ability as a Cabinet Minister. May the Lord God Almighty bless him with immense knowledge to contribute for the Nagas in general. Yibemo Kikon Chairman DP-7632

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is rooted in nothing more than prejudice and fear mongering. And as with so many of his campaign pledges, he has broken his promise to Americans that they wouldn’t pay a dime for this wall.” The Trump administration has defended the wall. “The border wall is one more tool in the toolbox that might prevent some of the things from happening,” Tom Homan, acting director of the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, told reporters at a White House news conference. “That is why what President Trump is asking us to do, that is why what he’s proposing for border security makes sense for the law enforcement community. We need this help,” Homan said. Lorella Praeli, director of immigration policy and campaigns at the American Civil Liberties Union, said the wall would “further Trump’s discriminatory anti-immigrant agenda and worsen customs and border protection abuses” in the 100-mile border zone. Meanwhile, The US Senate rejected a scaledback Obamacare repeal bill on Friday in a shocking vote that marked a major defeat for Republican leaders and their seven-year effort to repeal the healthcare law, the media reported. The Senate voted 4951 against the “skinny” bill that would have repealed Obamacare’s individual and employer mandates and defunded Planned Parenthood, The Hill magazine reported.

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INAUGURAL PROGRAM OF

OLI..MUSIC CENTRE Date Time Venue Master of Ceremony Inaugural Prayer

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1st August 2017 5:00 pm. T.Khel Kohima Village Mr. Azhakuo Whuorie Rev. Fr. Peter Salew, Sdb Parish Priest, CKC Kohima Village

Inauguration & Dedication of Oli.. Music Centre (Ribbon Cutting) Mr. Khriehu Liezietsu, Ex. Parliamentary Secretary ORDER OF PROGRAM Invocation

: Rev. Fr. Peter Salew, Sdb Parish Priest, CKC Kohima

Brief Introduction & Presentation on “Oli..Music Centre”: Mr. Keduozonyü Whuorie Inaugural Speech

: Mr. Khriehu Liezietsu, Ex. Parliamentary Secretary

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‘The Emoji Movie’ has received NME’s Songs Of The Summer 2017 Cooper talks about Cornell and Bennington T I a critical savaging for the ages

he Emoji Movie has been universally panned by critics, after the animated movie hit cinemas in the U.S. The film, which features the vocal talents of T.J Miller, Patrick Stewart, and James Corden, follows the adventures of the ‘Emojis’ who live in the city of Textopolis, where they wait eagerly to be used on our phones every day. But it has failed to win over critics – with The Guardian’s Charles Bramesco describing it as “a force of insidious evil”.

“Children should not be allowed to watch The Emoji Movie”, he wrote. “Their impressionable brains simply aren’t set up to sift through the thick haze of corporate subterfuge clouding every scene of this sponsoredcontent post masquerading as a feature film.” In a similarly scathing review, IndieWire’s David Ehrlick wrote: “Sony Pictures Animation’s big new blockbuster has represented something very positive since the start of this summer movie season: hope. Specifically, the

hope that — for 90 beautiful minutes — Hollywood would spirit us away to a cinematic world that was somehow actually worse than real life.” “Make no mistake, “The Emoji Movie” is very, very, very bad”, he added. The film also currently boasts a 0% rating on reviews aggregator Rotten Tomatoes. Earlier this year, it also revealed some surprise cast additions – with Sir Patrick Stewart providing the voice of the ‘Poop Emoji’.

FIS. A time for kicking back, hitting the beach, wiling away the evening in a beer garden, chilling in the car you spent all day waxing. And – of course – listening to amazing pop music. Some tracks that’ll be melting your ears this summer. The One For Cornetto Time-Phoenix – Fior de Latte: Why it’s great: That moment when you hit the ocean road and slide the top down – that’s what Phoenix have captured on this sublime, sun-dappled track that sounds like 10cc’s ‘I’m Not In Love’ guzzling choc-ices on a Miami Beach lounger. Summeriest moment: “There’s no seasons in LA,” lilts Thomas Mars in the breakdown, sounding ever so slightly mournful What they say: Guitarist Laurent Brancowitz has claimed the band’s new album is inspired by “summer and Italian discos”. If only everything was. The one for your fishing trip- Calvin Harris ft. Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry & Big Sean – Feels: Why it’s great: With a cast list this awesome, this track was never going to

be anything less than epic. Catchier than Chlamydia on Love Island. Summeriest moment: When Katy Perry chimes in with her “Don’t be afraid to catch feels” line and you’re convinced she’s saying “Don’t be afraid to catch fish”. We love flicking our rod in the summer too, Katy! They say: “I wanna thank every artist on the album for not only keeping an open mind, but also then knocking it out of the park” – Calvin Harris The one for when it’s too hot- Lana Del Rey + ASAP Rocky – Summer Bummer: Why it’s great: This saucy slow-jam is summer at its sultriest, for those nights when you have to have all the windows open and a fan constantly pointed directly at your sweaty bits. Old musical sparring partners Lana and A$AP are never anything less than steamy.

n a brand new interview with Mistress Carrie of the Worcester/Boston, Massachusetts radio station WAAF, legendary rocker Alice Cooper spoke about how the recent deaths of Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington and Soundgarden’s Chris Cornell are putting much-needed focus on the devastating consequences of mental illness. “It is really weird what’s going on right now,” Cooper said. “First of all, Chris Cornell was one of the most positive people I’d ever met in my life. He had everything going for him on every level. Same with Bennington; same with Chester. I mean, I knew both of these guys pretty well. And they were not heavy drug guys, they were not wild, crazy, insane Keith Moon types; they

were really solid, solid, solid and the last people I would ever guess to commit suicide. So I have no idea what’s going on with all of this.” When Mistress Carrie suggested to Cooper that clues about what Chester was going through were there in the songs, and especially the lyrics, through which Bennington was able to confront his demons, Alice said: “That would have been true, I think, especially with Jim Morrison [of THE DOORS]. Jim Morrison… When I knew Jim, all he ever wrote about was what was on the other side. Or ‘The End’, ‘Break On Through [To

The Other Side]’… I mean, all these songs had all this death involved in it. But if you look at Chris Cornell, ‘Black Hole Sun’ and all this stuff they did, these guys were really positive guys. I know that a lot of the lyrics were dark because of the area the music is in, but knowing these guys, they’re nothing like that.”

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he is. Honoured to have directed him in ‘Bhoomi’. Baba is back,” Kumar captioned the image. “Bhoomi”, co-produced by Bhushan Kumar and Sandeep Singh, will feature Aditi Rao Hydari as Sanjay’s daughter. It is slated to release on September 22. The makers of the film on Monday have released the first look of the film in which the actor is seen with a blood-soaked lip.

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ilmmaker Omung Kumar says it has been an honour for him to direct Sanjay Dutt for the upcoming film “Bhoomi”, and says there’s no one quite like the actor. Omung Kumar on Friday took to Twitter, where he shared a photograph of himself in a black T-shirt with a caption “Baba is back”. “There is no one quite like him. Love the man

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‘Include Chitra in World Athletics C’ships’ KOCHI, Jul 28 (PTI): The Kerala High Court on Friday directed the central government to ensure participation of PU Chitra in the World Athletics Championships in London next month. Justice PB Suresh Kumar, in an interim order, directed the government to make all arrangements to see that Chitra participates in the event. The court also observed that the selection process for the championship appears to be not transparent and qualified athletes were ignored. The case will be considered on Monday for detailed hearing. The court had on Thursday sought an expla-

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nation from the central government on the exclusion of the Kerala athlete from the Indian squad for the championships. Hearing Chitra’s peti-

tion against the decision by the Athletics Federation of India (AFI), Justice Suresh Kumar had asked the Centre to inform the source of funding for international events.

Chitra, who had recently won a gold in the women’s 1500m event in the Asian Athletics Championships in Bhubaneshwar, filed the writ petition after she was excluded from the Indian squad by the Federation. In her plea, she said her gold medal performance at the Asian Athletics Championships made her an automatic pick for the World Championships. Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan had backed Chitra and said in a Facebook post that excluding the athlete, who was the “pride not only of Kerala, but also the country, from the team for World Athletics Championship, is condemnable”.

Sri Lanka turn down PCB’s invitation to play T20 in Pak KARACHI, Jul 28 (PTI): The Sri Lankan cricket board has turned down an invitation from the Pakistan Cricket Board to send its team to Lahore to play two T20 matches at the start of its home series in October. PCB Chairman, Shaharyar Khan confirmed that after the suicide bomb attack in Lahore earlier this week, the Sri Lankan cricket authorities has refused to send their team for the T20 matches. “I had spoken to my Sri Lankan cricket counterpart during the ICC meetings and I had invited him to send his team to Lahore to play the T20 matches and start the series against Pakistan with rest of matches

to be played in the UAE,” Khan said. He said he had been given assurance by the Sri Lankan cricket head that he would speak to his government and get clearance for the matches. “I am a bit surprised at Sri Lankan’s refusal because terror attacks are happening everywhere in the world and sports events are still going on. It is unfair to just single out Pakistan for security reasons.” It was Sri Lanka’s team which had come under attack from militants in March, 2009 in Lahore after which no top Test team has toured Pakistan because of security concerns and the PCB has been forced to hold its home series in the UAE.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY of

Late Nungsangwapang Longchar (Sungratsü)

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A year has passed, since you left us to be with the Lord. But your sweet memories ever remain afresh with us. We miss you. DP-7602

Loving wife, parents & relatives.

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

of our beloved Lt.Ruokuongulie Sanchu Died on 29.07.2016

God saw him getting tired and a cure was not to be So He put His arms around him and whispered, “Come to me” With tearful eyes We watched him suffer, and Saw him slowly fade away. Although we loved him dearly, we could not make him stay . A golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands put to rest, God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best. Remembering you always Loving parents, brother, K-2397 sisters & relatives

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10TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY In dedication to Lt. Kelhouneizou Kiba (1958 – 29.07.2007) FAREWELL MOM

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Mom, You were more than a mother You were my best friend Time will never erase the memoir’s you left You’ll always be a part of my life Everyday time will pass not Without you being thought off I can’t stop to wish you were here To encourage and correct me To pray for me when I couldn’t Because of life cares and anxieties Mom I wish you were here To share my joy and pain I wish you will see me walk In dreams we pictured for my life Dearest Mom I can’t stop to shed Hidden tears within my heart And groan in pain for the parting That was so quick-sudden You were to go one day But never thought it would be today I wish I could have bought time to say I love you more often But Mom you’ve seen my broken heart To know how much I love you. Mom it would be selfish to hold you back When you desired to go home For the Maker did call you To bear wordly ache no more Mom I want to see you always happy In a land where there is no more tears Farewell Mom- I too will join you When my work is done and over Rejoicing in union with thee before our Maker With the whole family safely there By your prayers made in tears Take care Mom- we are on our way See you in the land where tears are no more. Azahto Remembering you, Your loving husband, children, grandchildren and in-laws

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Kohli, Mukund power India to 498-run lead vs SL

India’s bowler Raveendra Jadeja, center, captain Virat Kohli, left, and Abhinav Mukund celebrate the dismissal of Sri Lanka’s Angelo Mathews. (AP/PTI)

NEW DELHI, Jul 28 (PTI): Courtesy his US Open Grand Prix Gold title triumph, Indian shuttler HS Prannoy has jumped six places to be at 17th position in the latest BWF world rankings. Par upalli Kashyap, who reached his first final at US Open in more than two years after recovering from multiple injuries, also gained 12 places to be at the 47th spot. Sameer Verma, who has qualified as the fourth Indian for the World Championship, jumped four spots to be 28th in the standings. With Prannoy improving his position, India have four men in the top-20. Kidambi Srikanth, who clinched back-to-back titles at Indonesia and Australia, is the highest ranked Indian at number 8. Ajay Jayaram is ranked 16th, while B Sai Praneeth is 19th spot after losing a place. In women’s category, PV Sindhu remained 5th while Saina Nehwal dropped a spot to be world number 16. They are the only two Indians in the top-25. In mixed doubles, Pranaav Jerry Chopra and N Sikki Reddy dropped three places to lie at the 20th spot. There were no Indian pair in the top 25 in men’s or women’s doubles.

AAM open angling competition held

Winners and participants along with organisers and chief guest. (NP)

Mokokchung, Jul 28 (NPN): The 1st AAM Open Angling Competition was held Friday at Amoklushi, Chuchuyimpang village, Mokokchung with Sushil Kumar Patel IAS, Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung as the chief guest. The competition was organized by the Anglers Association Mokokchung (AAM) in collaboration with Department of Fisheries, Govern-

ment of Nagaland, PHED Mokokchung Division and Chuchuyimpang village council. Speaking at the program, the chief guest lauded AAM for taking initiative to conserve and preserve water bodies and also boosting tourism. Short speeches were also delivered by chairman of Chuchuyimpang village council, director of department of fisheries and

president Anglers Association Nagaland. The first prize was bagged by Chubatemjen, while Imlirenba and R. Lima bagged the second and third prizes respectively. The winners were awarded cash, certificates and gift hampers. Altogether around 100 participants from various parts of Nagaland and Assam took part in the competition.

Galle, Jul 28 (Agencies): A dominant India spared Sri Lanka the ignominy of a follow-on but Virat Kohli and Abhinav Mukund struck fluent halfcenturies to tighten the touring side’s grip on the first Test on Friday. T h e w o r l d ’s t o p ranked Test team shot out their depleted hosts for 291 to take a 309-run first innings lead and were 189-3 after third day’s play at the Galle International Stadium. Sri Lanka, already a batsman short after Asela Gunaratne fractured his

thumb, received a new setback when Rangana Herath, leading the side in absence of ailing regular skipper Dinesh Chandimal, left the field with a hand injury. India captain Kohli was unbeaten on 76 at stumps, after adding 133 runs with Mukund whose dismissal for 81 signalled the end of the day’s play. Earlier, Sri Lanka resumed on 154-5 and could have been in bigger trouble but for Dilruwan Perera’s gutsy 92 not out. Angelo Mathews held the key to Sri Lanka’s

HASSA meeting

Warner blasts CA over ongoing pay dispute Be patient to make it big, Durant tells Indian cagers

Dimapur, Jul 28 (NPN): Highway Area Sumi Sports Association has convened an emergency meeting at the residence of HASSA banker Vihoshe on July 29 at 9:00 a.m. All the HASSA executive members and advisors have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

Dimapur district taekwondo c’ship

Dimapur, Jul 28 (NPN): The 16th Dimapur District Taekwondo Championship got underway Friday. Altogether 150 participants from seven clubs are taking part in the championship. The participants are from AR, Chumukedima Taekwondo Academy, Warrior Taekwondo Academy, KV Rangapahar, Indian Taekwondo Tiger, Taekwondo Sporting Academy and Dimapur Taekwondo Academy.

Sydney, Jul 28 (Agencies): David Warner has blasted Australia’s cricket administrators over the ongoing pay dispute which not only threatens next month’s Test tour to Bangladesh, but also the Ashes series later in the year. The saga between the governing body, Cricket Australia, and the players’ union the Australian Cricketers’ Association, has been dragging on for months with the former considering using arbitration to settle the issue. Now Australia’s vicecaptain Warner has accused Cricket Australia of wrongly blaming players for not resolving the dispute. Up until the end of June, there was a 20-year deal allowing players to benefit from a revenue-sharing arrangement, which Cricket Australia wish to change.

survival and the former captain made 83 before Ravindra Jadeja (3-67) sent him back. The spinner sent down a flighted delivery and Mathews moved towards leg and slapped it straight to Kohli at short cover. Mathews hit 11 boundaries and a six. Perera enjoyed an eventful stay at the crease. Two balls after an appeal for a catch off his boot was turned down, Perera was adjudged lbw to Jadeja. The decision was overturned after replays suggested the ball

would have sailed over the stumps. Perera hit Ravichandran Ashwin for a six and took a single off the next ball to bring up his fifth Test fifty. Jadeja dismissed Herath for nine and debutant Hardik Pandya castled Nuwan Pradeep for 10 to claim his first Test wicket. Perera was eight runs away from his maiden Test century when he ran out of partners. His belligerent knock included 10 fours and four sixes. Perera then returned to dismiss Shikhar Dhawan for 14 after India opted against enforcing the follow-on and Lahiru Kumara sent back Cheteshwar Pujara for 15. Kohli and Mukund shared a century-plus partnership for the third wicket as India moved 498 runs ahead and in a commanding position to take a 1-0 lead in the three-Test series. Brief Scores: India 600 and 189/3 (Abhinav Mukund 81, Virat Kohli 76*; Danushka Gunathilaka 1/15) lead Sri Lanka 291 (Dilruwan Perera 92*, Angelo Mathews 83; Ravindra Jadeja 3/67) by 498 runs.

Prannoy climbs to 17th in BWF rankings

Nagaland Post, Dimapur saturday, JUly 29, 2017

David Warner

B u t Wa r n e r, w h o backs a continuation of the scheme, said via Instagram, “This Baggy Green [cap] means the world to me. Myself and all the other players, female and male, want to get out there and play.” “We offered Aus$30m ($24m) of our money to grassroots as a peace plan. It was ignored. We asked for mediation twice before and it was rejected. Now CA says there is a crisis. The players are unemployed and

Newcastle sign Merino on loan from Dortmund Lo n d o n, J u l 2 8 (Agencies): Newcastle United have signed midfielder Mikel Merino from Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund on a seasonlong loan, the newly promoted Premier League club said on Friday. The Spain under-21 international is manager Rafa Benitez’s fifth signing of the current transfer window following the arrivals of Christian Atsu, Florian Lejeune, Jacob Murphy and Javier Manquillo. “It feels good and I’m very happy to be here, to be part of this club. I’m looking forward to touching

Merino, who moved to Dortmund from Spanish side Osasuna at the start of last season, made eight appearances in all competitions for the German club. He also featured for his country in last month’s European under-21 championship in Poland, helping Spain finish as runners-up to Germany. “He’s a good size, has quality on the ball and he’s very, very focused and professional. Hopefully he’s the kind of player we can improve a lot - he certainly has the mentality to get better and better,” Benitez said.

some are hurting financially but continue to train. Administrators all still being paid. How is it our fault no deal is done?” After months of negotiations, the players and CA have failed to reach agreement, leaving 230 cricketers unemployed after their contracts expired. Cricket Australia’s chief executive James Sutherland said, “We feel that what has been proposed actually jeopardises not only the Bangladesh tour but in turn the Indian tour that is upcoming and beyond that even - dare I say it - the Ashes tour.” The first match of Australia’s Test tour of Bangladesh is due to start on August 22, followed by a one-day tour to India in September and October, ahead of the showpiece home Ashes series, beginning in November.

GREATER NOIDA, Jul 28 (PTI): Star NBA player Kevin Durant is delighted to see the growing popularity of basketball in India but said the country needs to adopt a patient approach in order to produce world class hoopsters. Golden State Warriors forward Durant, the 2017 NBA Finals Most Valuable Player, is on a three-day tour to India, his visit further fortifying the growing popularity of basketball. “ I h ave n’t p l aye d cricket before but I know how deep the sport is in the culture (of India). It will take some time for basketball to take over. But we had to start somewhere and this is a great start. We want to keep growing the game and see more and more kids start playing (basketball),” Durant said

Manoj enters final of Czech boxing tourney NEW DELHI, Jul 28 (PTI): Former Commonwealth Games gold- medallist Manoj Kumar (69kg), along with two other Indians, advanced to the finals of the Grand Prix Usti Nad Labem boxing tournament in Czech Republic.

Manoj defeated Kristian Cholinsky to enter the final. Also advancing to the final were Satish Kumar (+91kg) and Manish Panwar (81kg). While Satish defeated Adam Kolarik of the Czech Republic, Manish got the better of a local

favourite in Kamil Hladky. However, Ashsih Kumar bowed out with a quarterfinal loss to Germany’s Artem Harutyunyan. Earlier, World Championships bronze-medallist Shiva Thapa (60kg) had also entered the final.

Kevin Durant greets fans after arriving in India.

while talking to reporters on the sidelines of basketball clinic on Friday. Durant is confident that an Indian will make it big in the sport in future. Only two Indians -- Palpreet Brar and Satnam Singh Bhamara -- found out a place in NBA’s Devel-

opment League earlier. “No doubt. It’s on us NBA players to spur new basketball players, the players that haven’t really enjoyed the game before. It’s on us and you guys (media) to show them what the game is all about. “I think the buzz

around basketball here is just growing. Just be patient and we will see more,” Durant said. “Promotion of the game will go a long way because people are so passionate about the game here. It’s a great market and great place to be in.”

Everton beat Ruzomberok to claim narrow Europa lead

Lo n d o n, J u l 2 8 (Agencies): A deflected effort from Leighton Baines gave Everton a slender 1-0 advantage from their Europa League third qualifying round first leg at Goodison Park. With Wayne Rooney making his second debut Mikel Merino for the Toffees following the ball, meeting my new his summer move from team-mates and starting to Manchester United and play football,” Merino told with manager Ronald KoeNewcastle’s website. man having made a big “I know it’s a great splash in the transfer marclub and a really nice city. I ket, expectations were high had different options but I for the game but the hosts think this is the right place turned in a display which for me to play.” was ponderous at times, with a lack of cutting edge in the final third. Rooney began in an advanced forward role but endured a quiet first period before livening up a little after the break when he dropped into a deeper position. The home side dominated possession without creating much - perfectly normal from a side this early into their pre-season build-up - and the match looked like it might be heading for stalemate before Baines’ intervention on 65 minutes. Earlier, Everton were A match in progress at the ongoing futsal tournament organised by Flying Hornbill Club reliant on goalkee per at DDSC Stadium, Dimapur. The tournament will conclude on Saturday. Maar ten Stekelenburg

keeping it scoreless at the other end when he did superbly to tip Jan Maslo’s powerful close-range header onto the crossbar. The former Ajax goalkeeper made another couple of smart stops and will be hoping he can stake a serious claim to the starting goalkeeping role until £30m summer signing Jordan Pickford is ready for action. Fellow new recruit, Sandro showed signs of promise after coming on as a second-half substitute and he may well have earned a penalty if he went down under a late challenge, instead keeping his balance after being impeded in the penalty box. Fellow debutant Michael Keane was a plus on the night, turning in an impressive display. In truth, a two-goal margin of victory would have been harsh on the Slovakian side and they will now have some hope of progressing to the play-off round when they host the return leg in Ruzomberok next Thursday. Koeman and his side meanwhile, will be expecting a more fluent performance and hoping for a straightforward night in the return match.

Everton captain Leighton Baines (right) celebrates with team-mates after scoring a goal against Ruzomberok.

Gibson completes Everton move from Newcastle

Everton have completed the signing of Lewis Gibson from English Premier League (EPL) rivals Newcastle United, the club announced in a statement. The 17-year-old defender has agreed to a

three-year contract with the Blues and will link up with David Unsworth’s U-23 squad, reports Efe. Gibson was a regular starter in Newcastle’s U-18 side last season and was promoted to their reserve team. “Everton is a brilliant club and when the opportunity presented itself

I wanted to be part of it,” Gibson said on Thursday. Gibson becomes the fifth summer addition to Everton’s Premier League U-23 squad following the arrivals of defender Nathangelo Markelo, forwards Anton Donkor and Boris Mathis, and winger Josh Bowler.

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