July 2, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Germany crowned Euro U21 champions

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PM warns black money hoarders One lakh firms de-registered for suspected activities

Narendra Modi (PTI)

NEW DELHI, JUL 1 (IANS): Announcing the cancellation of registration of over one lakh companies and identification of 37,000 shell firms for suspected generation of black money and money laundering, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday warned of “more tough action” against firms helping in hiding unaccounted wealth. He said more than three lakh firms are under the scanner for suspicious dealings post demonetisation. Addressing chartered accountants gathered from

Brick rates revised from Jul 1: DC Dmu DIMAPUR, JUL 1 (NPN): Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, on Saturday notified that rates of different classes of bricks have been revised and would be enforced with effect from July 1, 2017. In an order, DC Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, said the rates have been revised considering the inflationary effect of various commodities and in pursuance to the meeting held on June 15, 2017 in the office of DC Dimapur along with various stakeholders. In this regard the revised rates of different classes of bricks are-- first class bricks revised from Rs.5.50 to Rs.5.80 per piece (at brick kiln); medium class bricks from Rs.5.30 to Rs.5.40 per piece (at brick kiln); picket bricks Rs.5.30 to Rs.5.40 per piece (at brick kiln); second class bricks Rs. 4.70 to Rs.4.90 per piece (at brick kiln); broken bricks Rs.3000 to Rs.3,500 per truck load (at brick kiln). Kesonyu Yhome further stated that the order has been issued for compliance of all concerned. It may be mentioned that the rates of bricks were last fixed in the year 2012 after examining the rate of bricks of various categories.

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“What’s the difference between artificial and natural eggs? They’re all the same.” K Y M C

across the country, he asked them to do some soul searching and weed out elements who assist those stashing money abroad and evade taxes. “If you know anyone with black money, warn them that they will not be spared,” he told the CAs who kept cheering him through his 45-minute speech at an event organised by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). Modi disclosed that data mining post demonetisation so far showed that over three lakh registered companies indulged in suspicious dealings. “Those stashing black money abroad are going to face further difficulties. You CAs tell them the law. I have launched two cleanliness campaigns - one for cleanliness and the other for cleaning up of the economy. Post-demonetisation data mining is on continuously (in banks). “The activities of over three lakh registered companies have raised questions. This number may go up. Forty-eight hours before the launch of GST, the registration of one lakh companies

was cancelled and 37,000 shell companies have been identified for suspicious activities,” he said. “People with black money will face more difficulties when Switzerland begins automatic information exchange on real-time basis with India in two years,” he said, adding the impact of steps to check black money was clear from the last year’s figure of Swiss banks where Indians’ money deposits have gone down by 45 per cent. The Prime Minister warned of further action against law breaking companies, saying strong steps have been taken against those who indulged in generating black money, hawala transactions and behind-thescene activities. Modi said that this shows the character of the current political dispensation. “It is not an ordinary decision. Those who do political calculations could not have taken this.” Telling the CAs that they were no less patriotic than others, he asked them bluntly, “would not some of your own community have helped those thieves and those who looted the coun-

try? Couldn’t you identify them? Those who held their hands and showed sympathy with them, have you identified them?” “The signature of the Prime Minister does not carry the same weight as yours. Your signature in audit reports is sacred. It is a testimony of truth and trust. On your signature poor people invest money in mutual funds and companies and when they collapse, the poor also collapse. Do not let this trust be destroyed or impacted,” Modi said. The Prime Minister asked the “economic doctors” to marginalise those who err professionally. He said there are 2.72 laks CAs in the country and over two lakh Article Assistants. Along with others associated in the profession, the total of the community comes to eight lakh people. “There are two crore engineers and over two crore visited abroad for tourism. But only 32 lakh people are declaring income of over Rs 10 lakh annually. Can anyone of you believe this? Crores of vehicles are being purchased in the country.” Raising questions before the community of CAs,

GST: What’s cheaper, what’s dearer

Public urged not to panic over ‘artificial eggs’

NEW DELHI, JUL 1 (AGENCIES): GST or Goods and Services Tax changed the indirect tax landscape of the country from July 1 by subsuming over a dozen of state and central taxes. Following are some of the items which have become cheaper and will cost more.

What is cheaper

Atta (packed and branded), toothpaste, insulin, sugar, edible oils, soap, hair oil, milk, rice, cheese, corn flakes, packaged tea, packaged coffee, ice cream, textiles, pasta, sauces, noodles, packed paneer, baby formula, agarbatti, notebooks, masala, footwear, pickles, ketchup, sweets, cashew nuts, packed curd, detergent powder, economy class air tickets, motorcycles, economy and budget hotels, movie tickets cheaper than Rs 100, electric transformers, cement, khadi fabric, silk, printers, pens, mineral water, luxury cars, spectacles.

What is dearer Ghee, Cold drinks, Chocolate, Packaged chicken, Butter, Bhujia, Branded flour, Ice cream, Ayurvedic medicines, Movie tickets over Rs 100, biscuits, Branded rice, AC restaurants, face cream, shampoo, chewing gum, TVs/LED TVs, Fridge, AC, Washing machine, furniture, watches, cell phone bill, Insurance premiums, bank services, credit card services, music concerts, IPL tickets, perfumes, AC train, business class air travels, car lease, professional services, perfumes, advertising services, motorbikes with more than 350cc engine, Telecom, cleaning services, beauty parlour, dry clean, security, maintenance, legal services, courier, aluminium foil, hotel room more than Rs 5000, 5 star hotel/restaurants. No change: Milk, Fresh vegetables and fruits, Bread, Basmati rice, Atta, Juices, Electricity.

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 1 (NPN): A day after the detection of suspected artificial eggs in Kohima, Food Safety Officer (FSO) Kohima, Kezha, on Saturday appealed to public not to panic as there was no concrete evidence so far to suggest presence of artificial eggs. FSO told Nagaland Post that following the complaint, KMC and food safety officials collected the egg sample from the shop and sent to a laboratory for test. He said the officials also collected samples from other egg dealers on Saturday. Kezha also said some eggs suspected to be artificial were broken for inspection but they were found to be natural eggs. He added that only laboratory tests results will determine whether the eggs are natural or artificial.

RN Ravi to hold Chidambaram slams GST, says consultation present form will lead to inflation with CSOs Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUL 1 (NPN): Government of India’s Interlocutor for Naga Talks, R.N. Ravi will be arriving Nagaland on a two-day tour for holding consultative meetings with various stakeholders on the Naga issue. According to sources, Ravi will arrive Dimapur on July 6 and depart for Kohima, where he is expected to hold series of meetings with Civil Society Organisations (CSOs). He is also expected to call on Nagaland Governor, P.B Acharya. On July 7 and July 8 morning, Ravi will be meeting various civil society organisations in Dimapur and leave for Delhi on July 8 afternoon. It may be mentioned that the Interlocutor will be visiting Nagaland after more than a year. The last time he visited Nagaland was on December 2015 during the Hornbill Festival. Ravi has been holding series of consultation with civil society organisations, after he took over as Interlocutor, in an effort to include all stakeholders in the peace process. In one of the interviews with Nagaland Post, R.N. Ravi had stated that he had urged upon GPRN/NSCN leaders and the Singnya-led NNC/ FGN to be part of the peace process. Ravi opined that the Naga issue could be comprehensively resolved if it was “inclusive”.

KARAIKUDI, JUL 1 the ideal GST devised by (IANS): In a scathing atexperts. Nothing can be a tack on the Goods and worse legislation than this,” Services Tax (GST) in its he said. Chidambaram said current form, senior Conthe UPA government had gress leader and former Fidone all the homework for nance Minister P. Chidamthe law and at that time the baram on Saturday said BJP had bitterly opposed it will put a burden on the it. “The same BJP, when in common man and hugely opposition, had protested affect small, medium and against the GST tooth and micro businesses and en- P. Chidambaram (File) nail. No one can deny this trepreneurs while being fact,” he said. inflationary with multiple rates. The He said ideally GST meant one anti-profiteering provision in the new tax and the Congress had accepted law will be an instrument of harass- the concept of a standard rate of 15 % ment in the hands of officials, he told a along with a standard plus or standard press conference here. minus rate. “We had said at any rate Chidambaram said 80 % of all the tax cannot be beyond 18 %. We goods and services will bear a tax and also accept the fact that there cannot prices will be higher. “There will be in- be one tax rate in view of the current flation. What is the government going economic situation.” to do about it?” he asked. Chidambaram, who had included He said small, medium and micro the GST proposal in the Union Budget scale entrepreneurs and traders will be for the first time when he was Finance affected in a “big” way because they Minister, said against the concept of are not ready for the roll out of the new one rate, there are multiple rates now law. “They asked for more time. They -- 0%, 2.5%, 3%, 5%, 15%, 18%, 28% have been denied time,” he said. and 40%. Chidambaram said a “peculiar “It is still far away from being a arrangement” has been made in the GST. It is still not GST,” he said, addname of compromise and the law ing that even the Chief Economic Adwas being hastily implemented while viser has favoured only a 15 % rate. He the traders and business wanted some said the traders still do not know which more time because they were not pre- GST would cover them and who is pared for it yet. The consequences of levying the tax on them -- whether the the new law will be known only after Centre or the state. “Ninety % will be some time, he added. “This not the real under CGST and 10 % under SGST,” GST that the Congress had desired and he said

Joint Coordination Committee adopts 4-point resolution DIMAPUR, JUL 1 (NPN): Joint Coordination Committee (JCC) on Saturday adopted a four-point resolution during the meeting held at the Ao Union Dimapur treasurer’s residence, Dimapur. In a press note, JCC information and publicity (I/c) Vecüto said the house resolved and agreed to ask the

state government to immediately transfer Longleng DC “as promised by the Cabinet Sub Committee (CSC).” As assured by CSC, JCC said the house unanimously decided to urge the government to immediately release the compensation for those injured in the Longleng incident--Atachumba of

Yachem village, Huktong of Kakching village, Sunglom of Hukphang village, Toshiba of Akhoya village, Longchen of Orangkon village, Bauong of Yanchen village, Pongchet of Yanchem village, Sanlom of Yachem village, C Denngoi of Taugha P village. The house also constituted the ‘Memorial

Construction Committee’, tasked to carry out the logistics for the construction. Further, JCC has requested those tribal hohos, yet submit their opinions/ proposals for review of Nagaland Municipal Act to JCC for onward submission to the government, to do so on or before July 15, 2017.

ECI launches nationwide ‘Special Drive’ Spl. Correspondent

NEW DELHI, JUL 1 (NPN): Election Commission of India (ECI) has launched the nationwide a month long ‘Special Drive’ from July 1, for maximization of registration of eligible electors with focus on left out eligible young citizens in age group of 1819 and removal of names of registered dead electors, if any, from electoral rolls. It may be noted that during the month of June, the Election officials completed preparatory work like identification of critical gaps in existing electoral rolls, strengthening of infrastructure and sensitization of ground level electoral machine. In this regard, the Election Commission had also sent communication to all recognised political parties seeking their cooperation for success of the Special Drive.

During the Special enrolment Drive, which will be completed by July 31, special attention would be given on following two activities by election officials in all states-- i. Receiving Form 6 for enrolment of new electors, ii. Removal of names of registered dead electors, if found any. For Submission of Form 6, following modes will be available-- submission of Form 6 at EROs Office (Electoral Registration Officer), sending of Form 6 by Post, online submission of Form 6 at National Voters’ Service Portal (www. nvsp.in). In addition to the above, EC has directed BLOs to visit door to door of the households to collect Form 6 from the applicants, particularly 18-19 age group (extendable to 21 years of age) from July1 and July 31, except the Special Campaign Dates. According to a communiqué, EC has stated that

Common Service Centres (CSCs) will provide services of making online filling and hard copy Form digitization on payment basis. Meanwhile, EC said special campaigns will be organized on two dates in the month of July 2017, which will be duly publicised through media by the Chief Electoral Officer of the State. On these dates, Camps will be held in each polling station where Booth Level Officer will sit with adequate number of Forms 6, to receive Forms from the applicants. On the day of camp, entire final electoral roll, 2017 along with its supplements, if any, shall be pasted on the wall of the polling stations. The roll shall also be read out publicly by the BLO on that date. Those eligible citizens left out may fill Forms 6 and give the same to the BLO at the polling station itself, or submit through (Cont’d on p-7)

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Kohima constitutes e-Archive launched at DCDLSC for election CM’s residential office

Commissioner & secretary to chief minister, Himato Zhimomi, along with Ramietech Solutions team during the inaugural function of e-Archive at chief minister’s residential office, Kohima on July 1. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: The official launch program of the e-Archive was held at the chief minister’s residential office, Kohima on July 1, graced by commissioner & secretary to chief minister, Himato Zhimomi. According to DIPR re por t, Himato expressed his happiness for the systematic and efficient software that was developed. He pointed on the need to be able to access the files from mobile phones apart from the personal computers and said, with the Digital India initiative at the national level all the state government departments’

offices needed to embrace the technology and initiate digitization at this opportune time. The e-Archive project is an initiative of chief minister’s office, Nagaland undertaken by Ramietech Solutions, a progressive IT firm based in Kohima, Nagaland. The CEO of Ramietech Solutions, Kedosietuo Nagi said with e-Archive, one can store numerous files in digital form in a disk and can protect the files from physical damages which can be caused by fire or any other natural calamities. There was also provision to back up the digitized

files using state-of-the-art SAN/DAS/NAS devices to configure backup which can be stored at remote site for disaster recovery. He further mentioned t h a t e - A r c h ive wa s a customized software to digitize the physical files into digital form by use of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology to conver t the digitized content into machine readable text and search engine indexing technology, for fast and e f f i c i e n t r e t r i e va l o f information which will help us in reducing the physical bulkiness of the files.

DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner, Kohima, Rajesh Soundararajan has issued a notification in connection with the ensuing by-election to the 10 Northern Angami-1 AC scheduled to be held on 29-07-2017. According to DIPR r e p o r t , d i s t r i c t l eve l standing committee has been constituted with Deputy Commissioner & DEO/ RO Kohima as the committee chairman and the members include ADC HQ & ARO,Kohima, Sr, SP, Kohima, administrator KMC, SDO (C) sadar, SDO (C) judicial, SDO (C) dev. expenditure monitoring committee nodal officer, model code of conduct nodal officer, president & general secretary of recognised political parties, Kohima district, president & general secretary, Angami public

NSCN/GPRN (R) terminates 3 members

DIMAPUR: The ministry of kilo affairs NSCN/ GPRN (Reformation) through its MIP has terminated 3 members namely, Toshi Sangtam CCM, Likhumse Sangtam CCM and Sepikyu Sangtam, secretary United Sangtam Region, with immediate effect from the national service. The NSCN/GPRN (R) MIP stated that they were terminated due to indulgence of “anti- social activities” and further informed general public not to entertain them in any way related to government activities.

Social work at Thillong village and drainage repair at Zunheboto town

(L-R): Thillong village social work. GBs observing the work area. DIMAPUR: Thillong village under the leadership of village chairman, Lawrence Patton and VDB secretar y, Nyimathung Patton organized a mass social work on June 21 at Thillong village. A press note by village chairman Lawrence Patton stated that the social work was participated by council members, VDB members and public of Thillong. It stated that villagers of

Thillong conducts mass social work at least four times a year. The particular social work was carried out with activities as jungle clearance, filling up of potholes along the ThillongWokha/Merapani road. Zunheboto: In a similar mission, the Zunheboto Town GB Association (ZTGBA) undertook to repair clogged drainages in and around Zünheboto town on July 1.

A press note by ZTGBA secretary, Katoi Zhimo stated that repair work started from old town colony. It stated that with 90% of roads in deplorable condition, directly as a result of substandard or n o n - ex i s t e n t d r a i n a ge system, pedestrians as well as vehicular movement were greatly inconvenienced. N i h o v i C h o p h y, chairman, ZTGBA and Katoi Zhimo, secretary, ZTGBA

Organization, president & general secretar y Northern Angami Public Organization, president & general secretar y Angami Student Union, president & general secretary Angami Miapfu Mechu Krotho (AMK) and assistant election officer. Deputy Commissioner also informed that the committee will meet time to time as and when required for issues relating to free and fair and peaceful conduct of the ensuing byelection. Deputy Commissioner also informed that the first meeting of the district level standing committee has been convened at Deputy Commissioner’s conference hall Kohima on July 4, 3 p.m and all the concerned members have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

has expressed profound gratitude to parliamentary secretary Hukavi Zhimomi whose support has enabled the ZTGBA to organise such social works around town. It also thanked PWD (Mechanical), ZTC, SKH, STH for material and physical support during the work. ZTGBA also appealed to every citizen of the town to ensure a cleaner surrounding to usher in the Tuluni festival.

DDLSA members along with participants during the orientation programme. DIMAPUR: Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) in collaboration with Disabled People Organization, Dimapur (DPOD) held a day long orientation program at the DC’s conference hall, Dimapur on July 1 on the rights of the physically and mentally disabled people in the state. K

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The keynote address was delivered by K. Ela, director, Prodigals Home. Speaking at the program which was well attended by various stakeholders from all over the state, the provisions of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, were highlighted b y E s t h e r K . Aye. Limasenla Longkumer spoke on the provisions of

the newly legislated Mental Healthcare Act, 2017. A lively and productive interaction session followed where the ways and means of implementing the said legislations were discussed threadbare with the resource persons who were both legal aid counsels with the Nagaland State Legal Services Authority.

news in brief NSUD informs: Naga Students’ Union Dehradun (NSUD) has informed students that for any admission related queries and assistance in Dehradun, interested students may contact NSUD president at 7060481269 and general secretary at 8731836259. NSF inform on JEE main 2017: The Naga students’ federation (NSF) has informed to all the aspirant candidates of JEE main 2017 for registration of CSAB NEUT -2017 for availing the state quota seat that the federation would allow only the Naga indigenous inhabitants to appear against the allotted seat for the state of Nagaland. NSF appealed upon the authority conducting the examination to thoroughly verify the candidates and non-indigenous students should not be allowed to appear the examination. GM DIC Kiphire informs: The general manager of District Industries and Commerce Kiphire Nagaland has informed that Entrepreneurship Development Programme (EDP) training for PMEGP 2016-17 selected candidates both for DIC and NKVIB under Kiphire district would be conducted at Hopongkyu memorial hall Kiphire town from July 6. All the selected candidates have been requested to attend the training programme without fail. DDADU free ambulance service: Dimapur District Autorickshaw Driver’s Union would be organizing free ambulance service for two days on July 3 and 4, from 8 a.m to 8 p.m within Dimapur city. DDADU joint secretary Renthungo Tsopoe has informed any patient willing to avail this opportunity may may 8132836298 (O)/9612895889/9856216924. SUPCC informs: The Students Union Public College of Commerce (SUPCC) Dimapur will be celebrating its silver anniversary on August 26. All the former students union presidents, general secretaries and executive members from the tenure 1991-2010 have been requested to contact the general secretary SUPCC at 8731824558/7005131249. Office of Tsumang A colony Wokha dedicated: The office of the Tsumang A colony Wokha located at daily market complex was dedicated on June 30 by Senlamo Kikon WTBC deacon. The Tsumang A colony union officials along with the Tsumang A youth organisation thanked the district administration, adminstrator wokha town council and the colony public for co-operation and support for the greater welfare of the colony. NBCC youth day of prayer: Nagaland Baptist Churches Council (NBCC) would be conducting its youth day of prayer on July 2. Therefore, the churches have been informed to bring the youth members together on this day to share on the prayer points for the young people. WCYO informs: Western Chakhesang Youth Organization (WCYO) has informed all the Chakhesang youth between 18-45 years of age, under WCYO jurisdiction that a yearly membership fee for the year 2017 would be collected. The membership enrolment is mandatory for every Chakhesang youth residing under WCYO jurisdiction. All unit representatives /presidents are informed to collect the membership coupon from the WCYO office and do the needful. WCYO would not bear the responsibility of any youth who fails to comply with the notice. For further enquiry one may contact at 917085962595/9774535833. Clarification: Apropos the news items “SATSU-MTSWU standoff leaves passengers in lurch,” published on July 1, 2017, the Southern Angami Tata sumo union (SATSU) president, Nozosal, has clarified that the taxis of Senapati district both Zonal and national permit would not be allowed to ply till the standoff issue between the two taxi unions was resolve and not as published.

Debate on ULB election held at KROS college D I M A P U R : K RO S College department of political science and history organised intradepartmental debate competition under the topic, “should ULB election be put into practice in Nagaland” on July 1. The programme centred on the discussion of urban local bodies and how its origin had taken place since ancient times. The program was chaired by Teithuvi Zho from department of History. Huvili Kits and Bangang Phom emerged as the first and second debators respectively. Cash prize and certificates were awarded to the winners. The judges for the competition were C h u b a t o s h i Ja m i r, assistant professor History, Watichila Imchen, HoD of Sociology, Bonnie Lasuh, HoD of English. Vote of thanks was delivered by Avelu Resuh, HoD History. The debate concluded that ULB election be put into practice in Nagaland.

ESI scheme for Nagaland DDLSA orientation on rights of physically and mentally disabled people DIMAPUR: ESIC is a stationar y organization under Ministry of Labour & Employment, providing c o m p r e h e n s ive h e a l t h care through a network of dispensaries and hospitals to its insured persons & their family, in majority of states/ districts of country. A press note by ESI scheme Nagaland, administrative medical officer, Dr. Z. Kheshito Zhimo stated that ESIC would be extending its coverage to unorganized sectors also and in the new implemented areas it intends to provide primary health services by empanelling private clinics and nursing homes. Ever y such empanelled clinic would be given a list of likely insured persons covered under ESIC and would be paid Rs.300/- per IP per annum as a package remuneration. Its scope of service and modalities of operation include: The private clinics/ nursing homes shall be selected for each location in Nagaland; The private

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clinic/ nursing homes shall be responsible for providing interalia the following services: OPD services for six days in a week per the timings from 9 a.m to 4 p.m; Provide following essential laboratory services blood, Hb, TLC, DLC, PS for MP, routine & microscopic examination of urine and stool; Drugs will be provided by ESIC for which a separate procedure would be put in place; The regional director/ ssmc/administrative medical officer office of ESIC will identify the location and would be intimated once the area is notified for implementation; The selected private nursing home/clinic should sign a contract agreement with ESIC; The application forms can be collected from the office of the administrative medical officer, ESI scheme d i s p e n s a r y, 4 t h M i l e, Dimapur, Nagaland during office hours, i.e. from 9 a.m to 4 p.m and last date of submission of application is within 30 days from the date of issue of this notification.

Rev. Kilang Jamir speaking on the topic “clean election” at Kevijau community hall premises on June 30.

Rotary Club of Mokokchung in collaboration with Blood Bank IMDH on July 1, 2017 organized a blood donation camp at Rotary House Mokokchung. 12 voluntary donors and RC members donated blood.

Ero-net Rotary Club Dimapur 46th launched at installation ceremony Tuensang DIMAPUR: District level training and ERO-Net launching programme was held at CKS hall, Tuensang on July 1. ADC &ERO Tuensang, Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon was the special guest. EAC Hq, BLOs, supervisors and other staff also were present. According to DIPR report, Dr. Jeelani said that if there was clean e-roll then the election process would be clean and ultimately development would follow. He also launched the ERONet which will help the electoral works. New EPIC cards, EPIC registers, e-roll, BLO registers and form 6 and form 7 were distributed to the supervisors and BLOs. Yanchu, election office staff, Tuensang deliberated on the usage and function of the portal to the members.

Incoming president and secretary. DIMAPUR: Rotary Club of Dimapur held it’s 46th installation ceremony along with Rotaract Club of Dimapur at Rotary Center, Midland on July 1. A press note by PRO Sanjay Sethi stated that installation officer-cumchief guest PDG Chandu Agarwal congratulated the new team and office bearers for the incoming year. Vijay Sharma took over as president alongwith Subir Saha as secretary for the year 2017-18.

Vocational ser vice awards were given to individuals from Dimapur Traffic Police, Postal Service dept, Fire dept, Telephone dept, Electricity dept. Civil Hospital, Railway Station for their excellent ser vice to the society. Vijay Sharma reaffirmed the commitment to serve the society especially the underprivileged ones. The function was attended by the prominent members of the various NGOs and civil societies. K

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WEATHER FORECAST July 2

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Cloudy with a thunderstorm

32 26

Aizawl

Cloudy, a couple of t-storms 26 20

Guwahati A heavy afternoon t-storm Imphal

30 25

Cloudy with a t-storm or two 26 22

Itanagar Morning rain

26 22

Shillong Cloudy, a t-storm in spots

22 19

Kohima

Cloudy with a thunderstorm 22 20

Dimapur Cloudy with a thunderstorm

30 24

Cloudy with a thunderstorm 24 20

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Tuensang Cloudy, a couple of t-storms

19 17

Thunderstorms

24 21

Zunheboto Couple of thunderstorms

21 19

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3 Assam Rifles weapons display & motivation lecture DIMAPUR: The 3 (NH) Bn Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organised a weapons display and motivation lecture at Jotsoma Science College during annual training camp of NCC (Girls) Battalion on June 24 and 26. Captain Gurjeet Singh from 3(NH) Battalion Assam Rifles also gave a lecture on Battle of Kohima to create awareness among students about history of Nagaland and World War II. 550 cadets attended the weapons display. NCC cadets were also briefed about the opportunity for joining Indian Armed Forces through various entry schemes along with eligibility criteria in terms of age, qualification and physical standards.

Wildlife officials and residents of Piphema village.

DIMAPUR: A human animal (wildlife) conflict mitigation awareness campaign program was organised in the council hall of Piphema village A, Dimapur district on June 30 by the forest department. A press note by PCCF and chief wildlife warden, Dimapur, Satya Prakash Tripathi stated that chief guest, principal secretary of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, L. Kire reminiscenced his childhood days and said that during the 1970s, many birds/wild animals were sold along the National Highway under Piphema village. He lamented that there has been drastic decrease in population of wild animal due to in-

creased human population and destruction of habitats of wild animals which has led many species to extinction and good number of species endangered. He exhorted village councils for making resolution for banning hunting and to protect wildlife. He appealed the villagers to join hands with the forest department for conservation and protection of forest and wildlife. The provisions of Article 371 (A) of the constitution should be considered as an instrument rather than a difficulty for development of a village. He also stated about the resolution passed for conservation of flora and fauna by all the village councils of Mokokc-

hung district on the day of observation of the world Environment Day 2017 at Mokokchung. He appealed to the participating village councils to replicate the same. ADC, Medziphema, Vikhweno Merhatsu stated in her speech that conservation of forest and wildlife was the need of the hour. She appreciated the efforts of the forest department for creation of awareness among people by organising series of campaigns in different parts of the state. Satya Prakash Tripathi in his key note address highlighted the policies of the state government and the MoEF & CC, GoI, New Delhi for addressing the problem. He appealed

to the people for protection of forest and wildlife and contact forest officials immediately in case of damage of their crop/properties/human life. He also gave power presentation on the status of community reserves in the state of Nagaland. Power point presentations on different aspects of human-animal conflict were given by Meyipokyim, IFS, APCCF (territorial), Beizo Suokhrie, DFO, Longleng and Obed Sumi, ACF, Nagaland Zoological Park, Rangapahar. The prog ram was chaired by Dr. Kenei Miachieo, IFS, CF (STC), Kohima, invocation prayer by CRC pastor, Piphema and Dr. N. Senthil Kumar conservator of forests (RPU), Dimapur, proposed vote of thanks. Earlier, K.Caroline Angami, wildlife warden, Dimapur welcomed the participants. Around 150 persons, officers from the district administration, forest department, chairmen/members of village councils of villages affected with human-animal conflict from Dimapur district attended the programme, sponsored by MoEF & CC, New Delhi.

Deputy CMO and others at the teachers training on WIFSP. DIMAPUR: A one-day training programme for nodal teachers of GMS, GHS and GHSS on the Weekly Iron Folic Supplementation Programme (WIFSP) was conducted at the conference hall of the

CMO’s office Wokha on June 28. A press note by deputy CMO Wokha, Dr. Tumchobeni stated that altogether 43 nodal teachers attended the training programme, in which the resource per-

sons were Dr. Kuokholi Savino, MO (MHT) and Dr. Nesapra Kezo, MO (SHP). The inaugural function was chaired by Dr. Enrithung Lotha, CMO Wokha and attended by all the programme officers.

DIMAPUR: CHILDLINE Dimapur conducted sensitization programme at Assisi Higher Secondary School at Dimapur. In the programme, team member, Amanwange Newmai highlighted on CHILDLINE 1098, a 24x7 national toll free emergency phone call service for the children in need of care and protection. She also presented different types of cases taken up CHILDLINE with photographs. She encouraged the students to dial 1098 anytime for any issues, problems, counselling, cases, information and even for phone testing. The second session was taken up by CHILDLINE centre coordinator, Lozua kape, who spoke on child rights. In the third session,

SJC Jakhama counselling students visit health institute DIMAPUR: St. Joseph’s College (SJC), Jakhama students who are offered a certificate course in guidance and counselling (UGC approved) made a visit to the state mental health institute on July 1. Psycho-therapist and senior medical officer of the institute, Dr. Viketoulie Pienyii gave a talk on schizophrenia. He said with increasing stress in present life, the need to care for mental wellbeing has become very

crucial and asserted that mental illness can happen to anyone and everybody was vulnerable to it, depending on one’s life situation. Dr. Pienyii expressed that mental illness was not a curse. Students sang a song and performed a skit on depression. Fr. C. Joseph, the president of All Nagaland Counsellors Association (ANCA) also the counsellor in St. Joseph’s College accompanied the students.

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Participants at the training.

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SAMETI training on production and management of poultry and rabbit

Resource person along with DPD SAMETI and participants. DIMAPUR: State Agricultural Management and Extension Training Institute (SAMETI) organised a three-day training program on “production and management of poultry and rabbit” for ATMA functionaries at SAMETI, Medziphema from June 29 to July 1. A press note by SAMETI deputy project director Medziphema stated that resource person for the training program was Dr. Ebibeni Ngully, assistant chief technical officer (animal science), KVK, Dimapur.

The training covered important topics on poultry housing, brooding management, disease management, poultry feeding, layer management, introduction to rabbit farming, breds of rabbit, management techniques, handling rabbit, feeding and watering, breeding management, sexing of rabbits, sanitation, diseases of rabbit and marketing. The trainees were also taken for a field visit to the ICAR poultry and rabbit farms to get first hand practical experience on production and man-

agement of poultry and rabbit. The valedictory function was chaired by Dr. Ithika C. Swu, DPD SAMETI, while feedback on the training was given by Moanukshi, BTM, Mon and Dr. Tiatula Jamir, BTM, Wokha. Resource person and guest of honour for the valedictory function Dr. Ebibeni Ngully in her valedictory address encouraged the trainees to disseminate the technology to the farmers and also highlighted various livestock schemes of the government of India.

Teachers training on WIFSP held in Wka CHILDLINE sensitize students on POCSO Act

Training on promotion on pig breeding through AI

DIMAPUR: Training on pig breeding through artificial insemination under livelihood program of piggery rearing with vegetable farming under TATA supported program of New Jalukie, Samziuram and Nkwareu villages under Jalukie, Peren district was held on June 28 to 29. A press note Rongmei Baptist Association Nagaland (RBAN) development secretary, Akeina Gonmei during that during the program 31 trainees attended the two-days training on pig breeding through artificial insemi-

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, July 2, 2017

nation (AI). The doctor team imparted knowledge and the techniques of AI on pig breeding in scientific pig production system, training on use of common tools, equipments and chemicals used during AI also on boar training, demonstration on semen collection, processing of semen and insemination on pigs in heat. Experts shared the benefits and possibilities of the system in the area where it could be practiced. RBAN also expressed

its gratitude to TATA Trusts and Alliance for cosponsoring the exposurecum-training on pig breeding through AI. It also thanked the specialized doctors and technical expert team from KVK Dimapur and ICAR Nagaland Centre, Medziphema The experts included Dr. Mahak Singh (scientist, Animal Reproduction and Gynaecology, Dr. Ebibeni Ngullie (asst. chief technical officer), Dr. Talimoa Mollier (research associate) and Leibou Pienyu (VFA) and staff of ICAR.

DIMAPUR: Annual freshers day was observed by Pranab Vidyapith Hr. Sec. School (PVHSS), Dimapur in the school auditorium on July 1. The new faces of 2017 were welcomed heartily by Supriya Dey (Miss Fresher’s -2016) and Swami Chinmayanandaji Maharaj who in his speech highlighted the various yeoman’s service of Bharat Sevashram Sangha during these 100 glorious years. Principal, Monoj Bhattacharjee speaking on the occasion encouraged the freshers to study hard and to strive for the excellence and for a better placement in near future. The event witnessed songs and dances. Mr. and Miss fresher’s round was held where as many as 25 freshers displayed their cultural and traditional styles. Talimoa and Britney were adjudged as Mr. and Miss Fresher of Pranab Vidyapith Hr. Sec.School (2017). Earlier, the programme began with the universal peace prayer which was followed with the floral tribute to the portrait of Acharya Swami Pranabanandaji Maharaj, founder of Bharat Sevashram Sangha, Srimat Swami Vijayanandaji Maharaj, founder president, late Manik Bhattacharjee, founder secretary and other founding pillars of the school.

Students with resource persons at the sensitization programme. presentation on POCSO Act, 2012 was briefed by CHILDLINE counsellor Aligha V Yeptho. She started the session with an educational movie, Komal, based on child

sexual abuse a movie by CHILDLINE India. She also focused on the three aspects of Child Sexual Abuse; Sexual harassment, Non penetrative Sexual Assault, Penetra-

tive Sexual Assault under POCSO Act and the punishment for the offender. She ended her presentation citing a quote ‘Be alert and stay safe…Help (1098) is just a call away’.

KCK celebrates 50th freshers day DIMAPUR: MLA Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire stressed on the importance of education and of fulfilling one’s responsibility and two-way communication between teacher and student. Dr. Kire said this while addressing as chief guest at the 50th freshers day celebration of Kohima College Kohima (KCK) on June 30. He also advised the college to keep record of alumni and their achievements in the college website as this would speak for the college. The chief guest also released the college magazine (201617). The meritorious award which included scholar’s badge, citation and cash award were presented by KCK Alumni Association president Neingulo Krome to Dzϋzienuo Yhome, subject topper, Tenyidie honours in the university exams, 2017. Earlier, welcome address was given by Dr. Watijungshi Jamir, principal, KCK in the programme chaired by Nutalu Keyho. He encouraged the students to use freedom and time wisely and that they should take full advantage of all the facilities provided to them and make the best use of the quality education that was imparted by the well- qualified teachers. Invocation prayer was given by Dr. Konei Nakhro

MLA Dr. Neikiesalie Nicky Kire releasing the college magazine. and special numbers pre- (incoming general secresented by Virie and KCK tary) gave speeches, and Dr. students. The induction of Theyiesenuo, asst. professor the new team members for prayed for the new KCSC the Kohima College Stu- team. Words of acceptance dents Union was also held were given by Avezo Kevin by Lily Angami, asst. pro- Kapu and Mangyang L. The fessor & conveyor, KCSC, declaration of Mr and Miss where Nukedu Dawhuo Freshers was also held. Vote (outgoing general secre- of thanks was delivered by tary) and Vimeyiekho Visto Medokerhe Therie.

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Women take part in the rally organised by Meghalaya Pradesh Mahila Congress to protest against Delhi Golf Club incident in Shillong.

S h i l l o n g, J u l 1 (Agencies): Hundreds of women including young children Saturday participated in the rally organised by Meghalaya Pradesh Mahila Congress (MPMC) to protest against the atrocity and discrimination against the Khasi lady, Tailin Lyngdoh

by the staff of the Golf Club Delhi recently. The rally was flagged off from Congress Bhawan, Thana Road, Shillong and culminated at the Additional Secretariat Parking Lot where the protesters held a meeting. Speaking on the o c c a s i o n , M e g h a l aya

Pradesh Congress Commitee (MPCC) s e c r e t a r y, S z a r i t a Laitphlang while condemning the incident, said, “Our dress is our pride and we will not allow anyone to disrespect our tradition. We demand justice for our sister,”. She fur ther stated

Heroin seized in Manipur; one arrested Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jul 1: Manipur police Saturday seized 150 gm of heroin worth around Rs 11 lakh in the local market from the possession of youth during a frisking and checking operation in Imphal East district. The

arrested youth has been identified as Md Jahiya Khan (26) son of Md Jakir Khan, a resident of Kshetri Awang Leikai in Imphal East district. A police source said that the contraband item wa s d e t e c t e d w h e n a combined team of Imphal

East district police and Narcotic Cell conducted a check on the youth who was moving around in suspicious manner. On questioning, Md Jahiya Khan revealed that the illegal heroin was brought for selling in Porompat area, said the source.

OFFICE OF THE

KHRIMITOMI VILLAGE COUNCIL ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

PITHITSA

Asutsa hipau pesu nighami Khrimitomi tughala kichemi kumtsu lau pithilu ani. Village Council Vechewo tughalami kusuno akukuputsa eno Tuluni ikhilu niye akeu lo tughalami kumtsu Atsala-07 July 2017 ayi-12:00 pochou aphu lo tove penike pithi ani. (Vishito Assumi) Chairman K.V.C

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that it is really unfortunate that our our women face discrimination only because they dressed in their traditional attire. Meanwhile, MPMC president, Jop Scott Shylla said that this kind of racial discrimination has been happening all these years against our people. She stated that the the comments made by the management on the attire of Tailin Lyngdoh has gravely insulted and hurt the sentiments of the Khasis. F u r t h e r, M P M C secretary, C Marbaniang said that this is a direct attack to the Khasi community as a whole. “It is unfortunate that the world is aware and appreciates the ‘jainsem’ whereas our Indian brethren are ignorant of the same,” she stated. Interestingly, the three Congress women Ministers in the State, Ampareen Lyngdoh, Roshan Warjri and Deborah C Marak were missing from the rally. However, the Congress legislator from Chokpot, Bluebell R Sangma was the only saving grace for the party as she was the only one who participated in the protest rally.

NOTIFICATION

DSE/1/2016/357

Regd. No. 250/17

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 09/05/17

I, Smti. T. Khekali Sema, W/o Late Tekasashi Jamir, aged about 45 years, resident of H/No. 194, Indisen Village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under :1. That I am a citizen of India. 2. That in my husband's official documents and Death Certificate his name has been entered as "Tekasashi Jamir", however in his SBI Rangapahar Branch bearing A/c No. 11812575409, SBI Mokokchung bearing A/c No. 10810589089 and LIC bearing Policy No. 440755038 his name has been entered as "T. Sashi Jamir" 3. That both the names "Tekasashi Jamir" and "T. Sashi Jamir" are same person i.e. my husband's name only. 4. That henceforth both the names be treated as one person in all official purposes. 5. That the swearing of this affidavit is to declare that two different names are treated as one person in all official purposes by the competent authority. That the statements made by me in Para 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and information and no materials are concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly sworn and declare before me on this 9th day of May 2017. Notary Public DP-6788

Regd. No. 3205/2017

Incessant rain create havoc in Mnp Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jul 1: Incessant rain over the last two days has created havoc in many places in Manipur and various streets, roads and localities remain inundated in most part of greater Imphal city on Saturday. M a j o r r ive r s l i k e Nambul, Imphal, Thoubal and Iril running in the valley areas have breached the danger level and inching upward to “flood stage”,

according to officials of the Flood Control & Irrigation Department. Normal traffic was disturbed and several houses in the heart of Imphal city and its outskirts were inundated owing to overflows of drainages. Many blamed improper and unsystematic drainage system behind the frequent inundation of roads, houses and gover nment office complexes.

NAGALAND : DIMAPUR

Dated Dimapur, the 1st July' 2017

NOTIFICATION

In pursuance of this office Notification of even Number dated 5th June' 2017, on conduct of written examination for 1 (one) post each of SIS and SK respectively on 29th June' 2017, the candidates who have qualified for Viva-Voce are given below :a) For the post of SIS Roll No. 151, 171 and 479. b) For the post of SK Roll No. 241, 280 and 337. Viva-Voce shall be held on 07.07.2017 at 12:00 Noon in the Directorate of Food & Civil Supplies, Nagaland, Dimapur. Selected candidate(s) must bring the following documents in original. a) HSLC Admit Card for proof of Date of birth, No other Certificate will be accepted for age proof. b) Indigenous Inhabitant Certificate/Schedule Tribe Certificate/Backward Tribe Certificate as relevant and applicable. c) Proof of educational qualification, Mark Sheets & Pass Certificates from matriculation onwards. d) No Separate calling letter will be issued in this regard. (Asangla Imti) NCS Director Food & Civil Supplies, Nagaland : Dimapur

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA

Dated : 1st July, 2017

Applications are hereby invited from indigenous schedule tribes of Nagaland /OBC having valid JEE Main -2017 score to fill up state reserved seats in undergraduate courses under Central Agriculture University, Imphal for the session 2017-18 through spot round counselling to be held on 6th July, 2017 in the conference hall of the Directorate of Technical Education in the following Bachelor of Technology courses listed in the table below. SI. No Course Seat reserved Placement 1 B.Tech (Food Technology) 2 ST Sikkim 2 B.Tech (Food Technology) 2 ST Imphal 3 B.Tech (Agriculture Eng) 3 (ST+SC+UR), 2 OBC Sikkim 4 Bsc (Hons) Food Nutrition & Dietetics 1 ST Meghalaya 5 Bsc (Hons) Community Science 2 (ST +SC+UR), 1 OBC Meghalaya Table: List of courses Eligibility Criteria for admission as per CAU, Imphal a. Candidates seeking admission to SI. No 1 & 2 should have 40% aggregate in PCM/ PCMB in class XII (science stream). b. Candidates seeking admission to SI. 3 should have 40% aggregate in PCM/PCBM and 50% for OBC in class XII science (stream) and must not belong to creamy layer certified by competent authority. c. Candidates seeking admission to SI. 4 should have 40% aggregate in PCB/PCBM/PCM in class XII (science stream). d. Candidates seeking admission to SI. 5 should have 40% aggregate in PCB/PCBM and 50% for OBC in class XII (science stream) and must not belong to creamy layer certified by competent authority. Note: Applications will be accepted till 12:00 noon 6th July and counselling will start at 2:00 P.M on 6th July,2017. Er. Arjun Singh DC-1583 Director

infor med Father Felix Anthony, parish priest at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church at Miao, nearly 360 km east from Itanagar. T h e Fr e n c h missionaries were members of the Society of the Paris Foreign Missions, an institute of diocesan priests who spread out across the globe to promote Christianity. Krick and Bourry wanted to reach Tibet, but in the 1800s the only way there was through northeast India—present Arunachal Pradesh. Both travelled from Chennai to Kolkata and to Arunachal Pradesh becoming the first Christian missionaries to reach the region. But while they were on the final leg of their journey, they were killed on August 2, 1854 at Somme village in Lohit district, barely an hour away from the Tibetan border.

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR FOOD & CIVIL SUPPLIES

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA

G u wahat i , J u l 1 (Agencies): Two French missionaries, who were murdered in Arunachal Pradesh over 160 years ago, while on their way to Tibet, could become the first Catholic saints from northeast India. Their cause is being actively promoted by Bishop George Pallipparambil of the diocese at Miao in Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh. Nicholas-Michel Krick a n d Au g u s t i n - E t i e n n e Bourry have already been conferred the title of ‘Servant of God’ by the Vatican and long rigorous process of their beatification and canonization is underway. “After the beatification process is complete, they would be called ‘Blessed’ and once canonization is done Krick and Bourry would become saints,”

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

No. DTE/MHRD/CSAB-NEUT /1/2016-17

Pastors killed 160 yrs ago may become first Catholic saints from NE

Dated, Kohima the 30th June, 2017.

NOTIFICATION

NO.DTE/ESTT-2/3/2016-17: In continuation of this ofﬁce NOTIFICATION of even number dated, 10th March ’2017 it is to inform that there are still seats available in respect of 3 years Diploma courses outside the State during 2017-18 session under the following courses as listed below. 1. Electrical & Electronics 2. Electronics & communication. 3. Automobile Engg. 4. Architecture Assistantship 5. Electronics & Telecommunication. 6. Comp. Aided Costume design & Dress making. 7. Computer Science & Engg. 8. Herbal Technology. 9. Garment & Fashion Technology. ELIGIBILITY:1. Must have passed 10th standard with 40% in Maths & Science together for ST Candidates and 50% for General Candidates. 2. Must be an Indian citizen. Interested candidates may apply for the courses through application in plain paper. Last date for submission of application along with all the necessary documents to the ofﬁce of the under signed is on or before 7th July ’2017. (ER. ARJUN SINGH) Director. Issued by DIPR

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AFFIDAVIT

Date : 21/06/2017

(Correction of Name/Surname)

I, Shitoba Y resident of Diphupar 'C' Khel, Dimapur, Nagaland solemnly declare hereby : 1. That, my actual and given name/surname is/was Shitoba Y, but in my Pass Book of SBI Diphupar Branch, Dimapur, the same has been spelled as Shitoba Y Lims which is also correct. 2. That, Shitoba Y and Shitoba Y Lims both are one and the same person. 3. That, I affirm I assumed/adopt my name/surname as Shitoba Y, and the same shall be construed as my name/surname for all official, legal and future correspondence. 4. That, this affidavit is required for the correction of my name/surname. VERIFICATION I take oath and solemnly declare/affirm that the particulars furnished above by me are correct and that I have not concealed or misrepresented any fact. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this the 21st day of June 2017. Notary Public DP-6776

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late Meren Yimchunger Deceased, has been filed by Smti. Mongkila, relation son, R/o. Old Showuba Village, Dimapur to draw his/her family Pension, Bank Acct etc, who expired on 22/01/2017. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 28/7/17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 28 day of 6/17. DP-6771

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

Hi Amukulu Wishing you a very Happy Birthday. Iam so blessed to have You. May you continue to be a blessing for others . May God continue to fulfill all your dreams. Have a Joyous Birthday. Always lots of love, Amumu” ____________________________ Happy birthday our princess sensen... may God bless you abundantly ,we love you always...happy bday many happy ____________________________ returns of da day. Happy Birthday Sünepinla. We hope and pray that our God will bless you with long life and sound health. Your loving Parents & Sister.

New KAAC members to take oath on Monday

Correspondent

Diphu, Jul 1: All the 26 elected members of Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) will be administered oath of affirmation by the deputy commissioner of Karbi Anglong Adil Khan on

behalf of the Governor of Assam on Monday. The last date for filing of nomination for chairman of the council has been fixed on July 4, 2017 till 12.00 noon. And the election for the same will be completed within 12:00 noon on July 5, sources informed.

OFFICE OF THE

SUMI COUNCIL

Chumukedima Town, Dimapur : Nagaland

PITHITSA 2017 mpe lo Sumi Council Chumukedima no Tuluni ikhilu ani. Tighenguno Chumukedima lo Sumi Malimi (Brother In-Laws) eno Chumukedima lo Sumi Xukami Kumtsu vephu vezu mono ighi penike pithi ani. Akupughu hipau lo kutupo tsumo kemiqoye Sumi gholo kihikusu shimo nani. (SUKHATO SWU) Chairman Sumi Council Chumukedima

(VIKIHO K. WOTSA) Secretary Sumi Council Chumukedima

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Protest rally in Shillong against golf club incident

Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, July 2, 2017

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PEREN : NAGALAND NOTICE

NO.JUDL/SC-1/2016/513

Dtd. Peren the 27th June' 2017

Where as application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate has been applied by Smti. Wepenyi, wife of Late Khriesang who expired on 1st June 2017, for Family Pension and other benefit. Notice is hereby given to file claims/objection if any within 30(thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. If no objection/claims is received within the given time, Succession Certificate will be issued in favour of the applicant. DP-6779

(Zarenthung Ezung) Deputy Commissioner, Peren : Nagaland

Regd. No. 1017/17 Date : 1/7/17 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. Obangzulu, S/o Shri. Imsu Ao, age about 63 years, resident of Chumukedima, P.O. & P.S. Chumukedima, under the district of Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby, solemnly affirm and declare as follows : 1. That, I'm the bonafide citizen of India by birth and belong to Schedule Tribe under the Constitution of India. This is true to our knowledge and belief. 2. That, in the year 1976, I have adopted Mr. Moakaba as my son and rear-up with the best of my abilities by providing all the needs as father. However, despite of our protests Mr. Moakaba indulged in all earthly wrong doings and never listens to our words which brought disgrace to our family and society. Therefore, on this 28th day of June, 2017. I hereby declare to disown Mr. Moakaba as my son. Henceforth, I have nothing to do with him and he has nothing to do with me it whatsoever manner it may. And in witness of which I hereby sign this affidavit on this 1st day of July 2015, at Dimapur, Nagaland in my sound state of mind coupled with robust health. Deponent Before us DP-6778 NOTARY PUBLIC

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER SATAKHA : NAGALAND OBJECTION NOTICE NO.JUD-7/Pt-1/15-16/: 47 Date Satakha the ....... 2017 Whereas Smti. Kavili Sema, W/o Lt. Hutoyi Sema has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925, Part X to Draw/Withdraw/Operate/Transfer his/her Pension (Pension/GPF/GIS/Leave Encashment & Gratuity) Bank A/C No. 11819538255 SBI Satakha Town Who expired on 29-10-2016 Now therefore public are hereby asked to file Claims/Objection if any with in one month from the date of issue of this notice. DP-6784

(Lithrongla Tongpi Rutsa) Additional Deputy Commissioner Satakha : Nagaland

Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, july 2, 2017

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opinion/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 206 Dimapur, Sunday, JuLy 2, 2017

No longer illegal

t is not the first time that Public Service Aspirants of Nagaland(PSAN) has come out to ventilate genuine grievances and concern about the rampant backdoor, irregular, illegal and unauthorised appointments in various government departments through manipulations and deceptions. PSAN has been highlighting facts on violation of government standing guidelines on recruitment and filling up vacancies through deputation etc. Now PSAN has decided to show it means business when members will hold a ‘sit-in protest’ on July 3 at the Nagaland Civil Secretariat main gate Kohima from 10 a.m. onwards. The protest comes after the state government did not respond to the ultimatum issued by PSAN on June 1 to cancel all such illegal appointments and free the posts for recruitment through open competitive examination under NPSC and strictly adhere to standing government order to requisition all vacancies through NPSC. PSAN has also demanded revocation of the P&AR office memorandum dated August 11,2016 which paved way for vested interests bureaucrats and politicians in power to legalise an illegality. This memorandum virtually cleanses the dirty and criminal act of backdoor appointments when services of those who were appointed through backdoor etc and who have completed three years would be regularised. PSAN had demanded that after all such posts were frozen after dismissing those illegally appointed. Further, as per government order dated June 6,2016 no appointments can be made on contract or ad hoc basis. PSAN has also refused to allow filling up of posts through deputation where even teachers were posted as BDOs, RDOs and APOs(Class-I). The information given by PSAN obtained through RTI was no less shocking and proved that there has been a systematic and wilful act of violation of all rules and norms. PSAN had indentified the Rural Development, Directorate of Treasuries and Accounts, Social Welfare, Arts & Culture and Home department for gross violation of government rules against backdoor or illegal appointments and also manipulating the system to hide vacancies in order to appoint unmerited candidates of politicians and other powerful bureaucrats. It is not known how long or how far PSAN is willing to go in order to make the state government adhere to its own rules and also to do away with highly controversial rules that enables a backdoor appointee to get regularisation on completion of three years of service. The issue of backdoor appointment had been raised years back by NSF and then ANCSU, then ACAUT, NVCO and now PSAN. Even political parties like Nagaland Congress besides NPCC also raised the issue. However, no organisation has pursued the matter with single minded devotion and left it somewhere along the path. Backdoor appointment is cheating and robbing people of their due. How can Nagaland come out of its present self-inflicted spoon feeding syndrome where too many want employment but are not fit or do not work at all? Official sources have repeated that the ‘excess’ number of employees in Nagaland is around 70,000; which is 50% of around 1,40,000 government employees. The figure of ‘excess’ employment is based on the recommendation of the 13th Finance Commission that the salary component ought to be well within 35% of the budget. How can there be development when bureaucrats and elected members act dishonestly and fool themselves they are doing it in the interest of the public. This is indeed a clear case of wanting the cake and eating it too.

DailyDevotion The Inevitable Penalty You will by no means get out of there till you have paid the last penny. —Matthew 5:26 There is no heaven that has a little corner of hell in it. God is determined to make you pure, holy, and right, and He will not allow you to escape from the scrutiny of the Holy Spirit for even one moment. He urged you to come to judgment immediately when He convicted you, but you did not obey. Then the inevitable process began to work, bringing its inevitable penalty. Now you have been “thrown into prison, [and]…you will by no means get out of there till you have paid the last penny” (5:2526). Yet you ask, “Is this a God of mercy and love?” When seen from God’s perspective, it is a glorious ministry of love. God is going to bring you out pure, spotless, and undefiled, but He wants you to recognize the nature you were exhibiting— the nature of demanding your right to yourself. The moment you are willing for God to change your nature, His recreating forces will begin to work. And the moment you realize that God’s purpose is to get you into the right relationship with Himself and then with others, He will reach to the very limits of the universe to help you take the right road. Decide to do it right now, saying, “Yes, Lord, I willwrite that letter,” or, “I will be reconciled to that person now.” These sermons of Jesus Christ are meant for your will and your conscience, not for your head. If you dispute these verses from the Sermon on the Mount with your head, you will dull the appeal to your heart. If you find yourself asking, “I wonder why I’m not growing spiritually with God?”— then ask yourself if you are paying your debts from God’s standpoint. Do now what you will have to do someday. Every moral question or call comes with an “ought” behind it— the knowledge of knowing what we ought to do.

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All men who have achieved great things have been great dreamers. ~ Orison Swett Marden

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

Sunday, July 2, 2017

Post-mortem

Clean election campaign: A Catholic/ Christian perspective on voting A

hen election approaches in Nagaland there is passionate talk about Clean Election Campaign and pressure to join the campaign. Through this writing I would like to make clear the position of the Catholic Church in Nagaland and the principles on which it pitches its position. The Catholic Church is not against or for any political party or any individual candidate or any particular ideology, instead appeals to the conscience of individuals to exercise their fundamental right responsibly and with utmost seriousness. The Bible tells us that as you sow so shall you reap (cf. Gal 6:7). If we sow our vote in corruption, bias, purely in subjective and benefit oriented motive, we shall reap such fruits. At the end of the day there is no point in lamenting and groaning over the situation one is faced with, instead one is invited to exercise one’s fundamental right to vote when the opportunity comes in pure and free conscience, weighing objectively before God, the values and principles, promises and perks every candidate offer to the electorate, checking on the track record of the candidate’s performance in personal and public life. So often it happens that candidates promise many good schemes and projects at the time of election and disappear until the next election. Once elected the winner forgets and bypasses the promises and electorate. To them one aptly apply the words of St. Paul “Their end is destruction, their god is the belly, and they glory in their shame, with minds set on earthly things. But our commonwealth is in heaven, and from it we await a Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ“ (Phil. 3:18-21). Therefore, it is important that every individual examine and decide for oneself before God according to the teaching of the Church as to whom one must vote. Voting: Fundamental Right and Duty Voting is one of the fundamental rights of a citizen in a modern democratic state. In fact the Church teaches that there are three primary responsibilities as citizens: to pay taxes, to defend the country and to vote (cf. Catechism of the Catholic Church no. 2239-2240). Each of these responsibilities asks one to put the good of society and of the fellow citizens above that of an individual desires and needs. In the voting booth one has the privileged opportunity to contribute to the building up of a nation and promotion of the common good by bringing the values and teachings of one’s faith to bear on the issues facing the society. We have the duty to give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar (cf. Mk 12:17) and pray for those in authority (cf. 1 Tim. 2:2). To Whom should One Vote

The Church does not tell to whom to vote for, nor does she endorse an official list of candidates or tell which party one should join. Catholics are to use their judgement and follow their consciences as they apply the teachings of Jesus and the core values of Christian faith to the choice they make in the voting booth. How does the Catholic/Christian Faith help to make the Right Choice? One is taught from an early age to form one’s conscience in the light of the Christian teaching. “To follow one’s conscience” is often misunderstood as something that allows one to do whatever one wants. Faith teaches that “conscience is the voice of God resounding in the human heart, revealing the truth and calling one to do what is good while shunning what is evil” (US Bishops-2007). In the process of following one’s conscience the Social teaching of the Church which proclaims in unequivocal terms the importance of promoting the dignity of human person and human life. Promotion of common good can be a good guide and indicator for correct decision. It is also one’s duty to seek and understand the will of God prayerfully and seek enlightenment and guidance from the teaching of the Church. Voting is not Single-Issue Matter At election one is confronted with multiple issues and sometimes the issues are subtle and crucial. Although a candidate’s position on a single issue is not sufficient to guarantee voter’s support, yet one’s position on a single issue that involves an intrinsic evil, proved by one’s life, ideology, actions in public or private life, may legitimately lead a voter to disqualify a candidate from receiving support. Voting for money or material gain (selling one’s vote), proxy voting, exerting force, fraud or inducement for voting for a particular candidate are acts contrary to Christian values and principles. Key Principles 1. As Catholic/Christian, one is obliged to “build a more just and peaceful world through morally acceptable means, so that the weak and the vulnerable are protected and human rights and dignity are defended”. When one considers the issues in the light of this obligation, faith reminds one that one should not support “intrinsically evil” actions of any sort. Morally good acts are good in its object, in its end, in its circumstances and in its means and methods. 2. Church also opposes other actions that both violate human dignity and are destructive of life, such as human cloning or the destruction of human embryos. 3. Church condemns genocide,

torture and racism for they too are severe violations of human rights and human dignity. 4. Church stands contrary to any actions against the commandments of God and teaching of the Church 4. The moral teaching of the Church is more than prohibitions. Christians are encouraged to respond to the basic needs of human being – food, shelter, health care, education and employment. One is called to defend religious freedom, support marriage and family, welcome the immigrant and protect the environment. Thus we are called to draw upon the teaching of our Faith in coming to a decisions, and not party loyalty, self-interest or political slogans. Difficult Choice In today’s political environment, voting as a Catholic can be difficult. It takes serious reflection, knowledge of Church teachings and awareness of who the candidate is and where they stand on the issues that affect the public and private life. Voting is a serious moral decision that will affect not only the future course of the country and many innocent lives, but our own salvation as well. One cannot intentionally support moral evils or vote for a candidate who does such evils. The great privilege and right of democracy is that one, as citizens and religious believers, can have a voice in the direction of one’s country by voting for the common good. The great privilege of being a Catholic/Christian is that we have a body of teaching, going back to Christ himself which can help us to make good decision in the voting booth. Conclusion “An authentic faith … always involves a deep desire to change the world, to transmit values, to leave this earth somehow better than we found it …. If indeed ‘the just ordering of society and of the state is a central responsibility of politics,’ the Church, ‘cannot and must not remain on the sidelines in the fight for justice.’ (Pope Francis, Evangelii Gaudium, No. 183). Since one cannot objectively and subjectively know the overt and covert intentions and aspirations of different methodology proposed by various groups and individuals as “Clean Election Campaign” the Catholic Church, does not oppose or publicly join any slogan filled campaign, but appeals to the conscience of every individual to exercise his/her fundamental right responsibly and with utmost seriousness, knowing well that one’s vote counts not only for the present but for the future. Voting is a means by which one lay the foundation and direction for the future. As you sow so shall you reap! Most Rev. Dr. James Thoppil, Bishop of Kohima, Nagaland

A teacher’s woes

very thought provoking article, ‘A Teacher’s Reply’ (Eastern Mirror, June 29 / Nagaland Post, June 30), by Mr. Wapang Longkumer has brought out the problems faced by the government teachers, especially those in the far-flung areas, very lucidly. It is a pity that teachers have to face such problems. However, forget the wellmeaning but failed Non-Detention Policy and move on; that phase is over. As rightly pointed out, all children do not have the same IQ, but that does not mean that some children cannot learn. Something is seriously amiss here; perhaps their primary education was a mess? Maybe many teachers were poorly qualified, or unqualified, or just truants. When the Governor stated that about 68% teachers do not attend to their duties, society definitely has a huge problem. Defending these teachers is to damn Nagaland to the dark ages. The article ‘A Teacher’s Reply’ did not particularly refer to any former article or individual(s), but I had a feeling that it was a rejoinder to a recent article of mine ‘Truant Teachers’, which admittedly was very hard-hitting, but for valid reasons. But all teachers were not condemned; the article was not against the sincere, dedicated and qualified lot. In an earlier article ‘Government and Poor-Performance Schools’ published around 10/11th June 2017 in some of our dailies I had stated that ‘There are a few good and dedicated teachers also in those schools, but a good majority being rotten, the good deeds of these few individuals have drowned’. The article further stated that ‘It is time that nonproductive teachers and employees are shown the door’. In a still earlier article ‘Literate Nagaland’ published on 2/3rd June 2017 something more of the rot of our society was given, while pointing out the fact that teachers are not paid salaries in time. Backdoor appointments are continuously in public domain, in fact almost every day. But the issue at hand was the truant teachers so those teachers appointed through the backdoor and insincere ones were the target. The efforts of those dedicated teachers are highly appreciated. I am sure I speak for everyone with a clear conscience that when the sincere teachers are not paid in time, it really pinches all. Every Teacher’s Day, Government Functionaries love drumming into our heads that ‘Teaching is the Noblest Profession’, while feigning ignorance that many

teachers had not received salaries for many months. The RTE Act requires a strong and caring government that can bring out the best of every student, who are our future assets. To make it meaningful we need numerous highly qualified teachers, particularly at the Primary level, both in the Government and Private schools. We also need qualified teachers at the Middle, High and Higher Secondary school levels. The Government appears to lack control over the private schools, where we have the largest force of the hardest working teachers. A Government that cares, can and should force the managements of the private institutions to upgrade the skills of their teachers by deputing them (will full salaries) in small batches to earn appropriate degrees, e.g., P.S.T.E., E.C.C.E., D.El.Ed., B.Ed., etc. The government should also ensure the upgradation of qualifications of its own teachers. The ANCSU recently insisted that College and University teachers should be qualified for the job. The NSF too should insist that the school teachers, both government and private are qualified, or should be further trained to acquire the required qualifications. This is very important if we hope to build a well developed society. Ensuring proper attendance of students in the farflung areas throughout the year, and particularly during the start of the new session is indeed a daunting task. This requires a serious look into the matter by the Government. A well balanced Committee comprising senior school teachers and officers of the department should be able to provide appropriate remedial measures. The lighter-note gibberish in support of backdoor appointees (4th para, 14th & following sentences) by Mr. Wapang Longkumer was indeed pathetic. The government is overstaffed in most departments, but education. The best societies have employed numerous teachers, who are also the best, which has paid rich dividends. When the products are the best, unemployment is the lowest. If the best minds, selected through proper channels, are brought into the government, we will have a vibrant society, unlike our sick state. At the moment we are bereft of ideas in bringing down our unemployment rate, because we have very little brains working for the system. Prof. G.T. Thong, Nagaland University

The end of an epoch; farwell baba S.S.Khaplang

t the foot hills of the great Himalayas, in the harsh wilderness, the steeped terrains, cold mountains and steaming valleys, the beckoning call of the last Patriarch resonates, urging ever to march forward, to raise higher the flag of freedom, to take one last step before the dusk descends, just another step before the dawn breaks. Here in the mountainous landlocked country Nagaland inhabited by warrior Naga tribes, the free spirit of the green hills and mountain’s so dear and natural, every Naga’s endowed with an innate patriotic zeal, each generation speaks of its lore and each generation inherits a legacy of freedom, however, the second half of the 20th Century... brought to the fore the testing decades that threatened this very freedom. The generation was to also witness the birth of many legendary warriors. S.S.Khaplang, from a Naga tribal Chieftain clan was a born warrior, though reared up at Chieftain father’s comforts of home, chose the wilderness, the chilly caves, gorges, jungles and thick forests for home to wage war of liberation.

Always at home in the wild, for 54 years he bore the cross of the Naga’s struggle for freedom, steered the wheels of liberation almost singlehandedly and sustained the Naga nationalism with sheer perseverance even when all his contemporaries grew feeble, despaired and were lured away to the glamorous world of wealth, luxuries and privileges. Had there been no Khaplang, the aspirations, hopes and dreams of our people would have been betrayed and bartered away long ago by the vested sections. To our dearest ‘Baba’ there is no substitute but the difficult, the narrow and the least travelled path where even the most powerful enemies fear to tread, the life where the mind would be free and the heart detached from daily family obligations and material fascinations that the commitment could be whole and un-distracted yet physically challenging and taxing with hunger and thirst as usual routine. Frugal meals in thatch cottages, discussions besides crackling wooden fire, trekking across dense jungles touring one makeshift camp after another, motivating fel-

low patriots and comrades, dispensing wisdom and justice, sharing hopes and dreams, trials and sufferings alike, for 54 years not a single day invested on his own, he had but a family of revolutionary comrades, no possession to claim, no house of his own to assert a home or assets to show for. All he owned was indeed the NSCN/GPRN Chair and the Naga cause for which he lived every moment of his life. Fo r g i n g a l l i a n c e s, strengthening friendships, mediating peace and understanding among various ethnic revolutionary movements of the region, another distinct hallmark of his Patriarchy, a stroke of diplomatic ingenuity in not only conceiving but successfully forming with himself as the Chairman, the United Liberation Front of Wesea (UNLFW), a conglomerate of ethnic freedom fighters of West South East Asian region. You proud legacy it will ever be “Baba”. His vision stretches far beyond our comprehension, his dream of one people and one Naga nation, his aspiration to even unite all the oppressed indigenous people of Mongoloid origin

in WSEA, his profound love and generosity to all the suffering people and races, his last will reiterating each of us as “Soldiers of Christ” and to live by the pledge Nagaland for Christ”, prayer for the Nagas even at his last dying moment and his call to the younger generation Nagas to shoulder the task of national liberation and indeed his selflessness is even more poignantly portrayed...that, bringing all his personal material possessions together, this astonishing amount of cash recovered, Rs.7000 (Rupees Seven Thousand) in all. Had he been bedridden for long, but not, quite conscious to the end, just Rs.7000 i repeat, thus speaks it all. For a moment even death could not held sway over him, heartbeat had long stopped and pulse down to zero, practically dead, yet audibly prayed for more than half a minute even when he was already death. Mesmerising was he to the end and after. What was Che Gueverra to the Latins, S.S.Khaplang was to Mongoloids and indigenous people of West-SE Asia. The lover of freedom and patron to every freedom loving people, the protector

and the benefactor of the oppressed. Amid the season of lashing rain, thunder, lightning and cloud, for that one last moment, the skies held back, the clouds dissipated for the Sun to gleam down, the wind became still and the rivers stood calm, silence descended over the entire

wilderness where you once roamed. Rainbow appeared over Lahe, the Head Quarter of Naga Self-Administered Area. Indeed the heavens and supernaturals took notice too. Rivals and friends pays respect “Baba”. The end of an era un-rivalled. Until then. Col.Isak Sumi

Reader’s Post Sir,

Talks first

The LDPN suggests on having a collective reasoning with various political stakeholders; political groups, civil societies and individuals of Nagaland, to discuss on realistic approaches to confront the possibilities of starting a dialogue with another subsequent political group that claims to have a solution for the Naga cause. Observing the unhealthy diversification among Naga groups, it has become imperative for all to come under one umbrella, in a true democratic spirit and principle. It would also be for the best intent, for the participating intellectuals to realize the necessity of compromising on reasonable grounds, for the entirety of the Nagas, instead of giving in to narrow sided estimation and obligations. It is also urged to every vested individual to realize the bigger picture; the fact that we are all Nagas and that the word Naga should come first before our projections. Liberal Democratic Party of Nagaland, ldpnagaland@gmail.com

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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President concerned over increasing mob lynching

President Pranab Mukherjee, Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress President Sonia Gandhi release commemorative publication of National Herald at a function in New Delhi on Saturday. (PTI)

Gujarat visit had said, Killing of people in the name of cow protection is not acceptable, remarks that come amid a spurt of attacks by cow vigilantes and a wave of protests. “Killing people in the name of ‘gau bhakti’ is not acceptable. This is not something Mahatma Gandhi would approve,” he said. However, no heed was paid to PM Modi’s words and hours after his condemnation of the “barbaric act” another man was lynched to death in Jharkhand’s Ramgarh district for allegedly carrying beef in his van. Earlier this week, a nation-wide protest erupted against the lynching of a 17-year-old Junaid, who was stabbed to death on June 22 onboard a train, which he had taken with his two brothers after Eid

shopping in Delhi. The “Not In My Name” campaign began after a Facebook post by filmmaker Saba Dewan against the stabbing of Junaid.

Idea of India must be kept alive, says Sonia Gandhi

Congress president Sonia Gandhi today said that there was utmost need to keep “alive” the idea of India and maintained that there was also need to speak out as silence could be interpreted as “consent” to many things going around in the society. “If we do not speak up, our silence would be taken as a consent,” said Congress president at a function to relaunch ‘National Herald’ at Bengaluru on Saturday.

(From p-1) any other available means during the Special Drive. Special camps will also by conducted in all Government and Private Educational Institutions (Colleges and Schools)/ Vocational Training Institutes on at least any two different days between 1st July, 2017 and 31st July, 2017. While the focus is on new re-enrolment through Form 6, receipt of other forms viz. Form 6A, 7, 8 and 8A may continue as usual. Removal of names of registered dead electors’ entries: During the Special Drive, removal of names of dead electors will also be taken up. To identify Electoral Roll entry of registered

cess, security forces in Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday killed one of the most wanted militants, top Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Bashir Lashkari who had masterminded the gruesome murder of six policemen, including officer Feroz Dar, last month. Lashkari and his associate, a Pakistani LeT militant Abu Maaz, were killed after a four-hourlong gunfight in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district, that ended in police finally blasting the house where the militants were hiding, in Brenthi Batapora village. Two civilians were also killed near the site of the gunfight where a stone

first time in its two-decadelong existence, the National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) is attempting to move beyond the metros and state capitals into the hinterland and offer legal aid to the poorest of the poor languishing in district jails for years, unable to afford an advocate. Wi t h i n a m o n t h , NALSA, with the help of state and district legal services authorities, will map each of the 4,19,623 prisoners crowding the country’s 1,401 jails, list the charges against them and find out who have not been able to engage a lawyer. “The idea behind digitization of data on cases

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(IGP), Munir Khan said in Srinagar that after the murder of Station House Officer Dar and five policemen last month in Achabal area of Anantnag, Bashir Lashkari had become the most wanted militant for the security forces. Lashkari had masterminded and carried out the attack in which the six police men were killed and their bodies badly mutilated.

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NEW DELHI, JUL 1 (AGENCIES): President Pranab Mukherjee on Saturday expressed serious concern over the increasing mob lynching incidents in the Country. He said, when mob lynching becomes so high and uncontrollable, we have to pause and reflect, are we vigilant enough? “I am not taking of vigilantism, I am talking of are we vigilant enough, proactively to save the basic tenets of our country,” President Mukherjee said while speaking at an event in Delhi to launch National Herald’s Commemorative Edition India@70. “We should ponder about this country when we see someone being lynched,” added President Pranab Mukherjee. Earlier on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his 2-day

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environment provided by the youth, he asked them to positively respond to community initiatives. Kezieke Traders Union president Tsielievinuo Sale

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Government notifies GST identification number rules

Across 1 Meals cooked in a Massuchusetts seaport (5) 4 Knocker provided by learner (5) 7 Short day with bird or mammal (8) 8 Kid not finishing meals (4) 9 Standard selection from Beethoven or Mozart (4) 10 Stealthily pursued, son divulged information (7) 12 Ordering salmon pie in an American city (11) 14 Time has resolved lack of belief (7) 16 Novelist not finishing Rob Roy, for example? (4) 19 Knock a bit off approach shot (4) 20 Wendy’s family pets (8) 21 Stop to eat a Malaysian dish (5) 22 The crew dined, we hear (5) Down 1 Be contemptuous of sulphur put on cereal (5) 2 Restraint shown by group of soldiers crossing river (3-4) 3 Secure a ship for Othello, perhaps (4) 4 Have a meal with fruit brought round for primate (5,3) 5 Essential spirit finally found in small bottle (5) 6 Casual footwear for couch potatoes? (7) 11 Upset, pasty-faced PC leaves festival (5,3) 12 Games for a striker? (7) 13 Without polish, without lead (7) 15 Former partner with postman living abroad (5) 17 Drunk held firmly (5) 18 Time to regret being faithful (4)

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LOST NOTICE I, Ms Liniilo am applying for a duplicate copy of HSSLC Regd. Card as I have lost it. Name : Ms. Liniilo F/Name : Phutoi Achumi M/Name : Elizabeth Achumi D.O.B : 10/2/1999 Roll No. : 172701016 Regd. No. : 1570222 Year of Passing : HSSLC 2017

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tion form,” it added. The statement said: “The applicant for grant of new registration can issue a bill of supply for supplying goods or services during the period from the date of liability to obtain registration till date of issuance of the registration certificate, if he has applied for registration within thirty days from the date he has become liable for registration.

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N EW D ELHI, J UL 1 (IANS): The government has notified the rules related to Registration and Composition Scheme of Goods and Services Tax Identification Number (GSTIN) that came into effect from June 22, 2017. The intent of notifying these rules is to start the process of issue of registration certificate, GSTIN, to taxpayers who have already been issued provisional ID for registration (PID) as well as to the new taxpayers, a Finance Ministry statement said here on Saturday. “A n y p e r s o n w h o has been granted PID and who opts for composition scheme, should submit an intimation of option in a prescribed form on GSTN on or before July 21, 2017,” the statement said. Any person who has PID may submit the required documents on GSTN for getting the certificate of registration. It is clarified that a period of three months is allowed to complete this procedure, that is, the formalities can be completed on or before September 22, 2017. In the interim, they can issue tax invoice using the PID already allotted to them, the statement clarified. “A person seeking fresh registration can apply for registration within thirty days from the date on which he becomes liable for registration. They can also opt for composition scheme at the time of filing of registra-

done for so many years. It’s such a relief that it has been done away with,” said Vibhor, who travels abroad frequently for work. The customs department had last year done away with the need for Indian passengers to fill up a declaration form while coming to India if they were not carrying dutiable goods. Those carrying prohibited and dutiable goods are required to fill up an ‘Indian Customs Declaration Form’, earlier mandatory for all passengers entering the country.

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LAND FOR SALE FOR SALE Location : Bayavü Hill, Kohima Area : 12000 sq. ft. (Approx)

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Dimapur, Jul 1 (NPN): 200 business establishments and educational institutions in Kohima received free waste collection bins as part of Kezieke Youth Organization (KYO) effort to maintain cleanliness and make the city hygienic and attractive. The waste collection bins were given away at a simple programme held at North Block Panchayat Hall in Kohima on June 30. Speaking at the programme, KYO president Neibazotuo Sorhie said the organization was distributing the bins to businesses set up on the roadside as they are the first to come across by commuters and visitors. Ke z i e k e We l f a r e Board vice chairman, Mezhu Kiewhuo urged the business community to

and authorities concerned to cater to a larger number of people. Officials said the move would save atleast 5-10 minutes of passengers’ time. “Whenever I travelled abroad, apart from standing in the queue for the boarding pass, security checks and boarding area, there was this immigration departure card filling exercise. While everything is already online and we were handing over our passports to the immigration officers at the counter, why was this paper exercise being

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“It has been decided to discontinue the practice of filling up of departure card by Indians at all international airports with effect from July 1, 2017. The same information (about passengers) is available in the system from other sources.” The need for Indians to fill such cards on their arrival in India has already been done away with. The decision will help reduce the time required to complete immigration-related formalities by passengers and also enable airports

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of Aadhaar holder, demographic as well as biometric, is only used for submission to the central identities data repository of the UIDAI for Aadhaar authentication purpose”. “Any deviation will be treated as non-compliance to security and confidentiality clause or similar clause of their respective agreements/ contracts and may lead to applicable penalty as per their respective agreements/ contracts,” the department notification said. The I-T department has made it clear that taxpayers without Aadhaar number or its enrolment ID will not be able to e-file their income tax return (ITR) from today even as it has said that in “no case” any PAN will be invalidated. The Supreme Court had last month upheld the validity of an Income Tax Act provision (section 139AA) making Aadhaar mandatory for allotment of PAN cards and ITR filing, but had put a partial stay on its implementation till a Constitution bench addressed the issue of right to privacy.

NEW DELHI, Jul 1 (Agencies): Indians flying abroad will not be required to fill departure cards from Saturday. However, those going out of the country via rail, seaport and land immigration checkposts will have to fill the embarkation card. At present, those going abroad need to fill in details such as name, date of birth, passport number, address in India, flight number and date of boarding in the departure card. An order issued by the home ministry said,

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Aadhaar with the PAN database, as required from July 1. The SMS and online modes are also available,” a tax department official said. The department has also formally notified, under a CBDT notification of June 29, the procedure and format for “intimating Aadhaar number to the I-T Department by PAN holder and quoting the same in PAN applications”. Taxpayers can link their Aadhaar-PAN using a mobile-based SMS service (formatted message to be sent to 567678 or 56161), by logging on to the website of PAN service providers like NSDL and UTIITSL, by personally visiting a PAN service centre or over the e-filing website of the tax department. Similarly, the department has specified in detail the procedure for quoting of Aadhaar in new PAN application and for changes or correction in PAN data. The department has also specified to the PAN and e-filing service providers that they “shall ensure that the identity of information

New Delhi, Jul 1 (IANS): In a bid to protect local manufacturers, the government has imposed a 10 per cent basic customs duty (BCD) on cellular mobile phones and specified parts of cell phones like charger, battery, wire headset, microphone and receiver, key pad and USB cable from Saturday, an official statement said here. The decision came on the day the government rolled out Goods and Services Tax across the country. The BCD of 10 per cent will also be imposed on certain other electronic goods, the finance ministry statement said without specifying the items. The government had constituted Inter Ministerial Committee comprising of officers from Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, the Department of Commerce, Department of Telecommunication and Department of Revenue to identify electronic, IT, telecom products for customs duty enhancement on them.

Indians flying abroad will not need to fill departure cards anymore

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Ne w D e l hi , J u l 1 (PTI): The Income Tax Department has introduced a one-page form for taxpayers to manually apply for linking their Aadhaar with Permanent Account Number (PAN), apart from the available online and SMS facilities. An individual will have to mention both PAN and Aadhaar numbers, the spelling of the names mentioned on them and give a signed declaration that the Aadhaar number provided in the application form has “not been provided” by them for the purpose of linking it with “any other PAN”. They will also have to undertake a declaration stating they have “not been allotted any other PAN than the one mentioned” on the form. “I understand that complete security and confidentiality shall be ensured for my personal identity data provided for the purpose of Aadhaar-based authentication,” the taxpayer will state as part of the declaration. “The form is just another procedure, via the paper medium, to link the

10% customs duty on mobiles; hike on more items likely

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I-T notifies form for Aadhaar-PAN linking

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I, Bhagyashree Roy am applying for duplicate copy of Nagaland University Registration Card bearing No. 12190024 of 2012 as I have lost it. Name Bhagyashree Roy F/Name : Anjan Roy DOB : 20.11.1992 College : S.D. Jain Girl's College, Dimapur DP-6780 K

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Xi Jinping warns of ‘red line’ as Tanker and cargo ship collide off Britain HK marks 20 years of Chinese rule

HONG KONG, JUL 1 (PTI): President Xi Jinping today sternly warned that any attempt to “endanger” China’s sovereignty in Hong Kong in the name of democracy would cross a “red line” and was “absolutely impermissible” as the former British colony marked 20 years of Chinese rule. The high-profile visit by Xi, also the General Secretary of the ruling Communist Party of China, is his first to the gleaming city since becoming the top leader in 2013. It also comes three years after mass prodemocracy rallies crippled parts of the Asian financial hub for months. Xi’s warning came at a gathering to mark two decades of years of Chinese rule in Hong Kong and swearing-in of pro-Beijing new Chief Executive Carry Lam and her Cabinet. Many Hong Kongers are upset over what they call increasing Chinese encroachment on the city’s autonomy -- guaranteed dur-

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NOTIFICATION

Thousands of protesters march along a down town street during the annual pro-democracy protest in Hong Kong, Saturday, July 1, 2017. (AP/PTI)

ing Britain’s handover of the territory to China in 1997 under a framework known as “one country, two systems”. “Any attempt to endanger national sovereignty and security, challenge the power of the central government and the authority of the Basic Law of the HKSAR (Hong Kong Special Administration Region) or use Hong Kong to carry out infiltration and sabotage ac-

tivities against the mainland is an act that crosses the red line, and is absolutely impermissible,” Xi, also General Secretary of the ruling Communist Party of China, said. Xi arrived here on a three-day visit on June 29 amid an unprecedented security to keep the pro-democracy protesters at bay. Hong Kong has been simmering for the past few years with massive demon-

B’desh marks 1st anniv of Dhaka terror attack

DHAKA, JUL 1 (PTI): One year after the worst terror attack in Bangladesh, a popular cafe here which was the site of the horror was reopened today even as the country was grappling to rein in radical Islamists and searching for the five remaining terrorists behind the gruesome incident. The Holey Artisan Bakery and O’ Kitchen restaurant in the upmarket Gulshan area was opened for the public to pay respects to the 22 people, including an Indian girl, killed in the attack. Representatives of various political parties, including the ruling Awami League, opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party, and various civil society groups and police personnel paid their respects and laid flowers at the site. Bangladesh expressed

LILLE (FRANCE), JUL 1 thorities said. lifeboats sent after the acciThe tanker, “Seafron(AFP): A tanker with 38,000 “Although both vessels dent in the Strait of Dover tier”, was carrying 27 people tonnes of petrol onboard have been damaged, there is for possible evacuations and 38,000 tonnes of petrol, and a 220-metre cargo ship no water ingress and no pol- have left the site. British authorities said. The collided today in the waters lution,” Britain’s maritime “Situation under con- 220-metre (720-foot) carrier between France and Britain, and coastguard agency said. trol, hull intact, no risk of “Huayang Endeavour”, with strations, including pro- but no injuries to the crew, “There are no injuries and pollution or danger for traf- 22 people, collided around longed “occupy protests” mostly from India and Chi- all of the crew are accounted fic,” said French maritime 33 kilometres north of the against China screening na, have been reported, au- for.” A rescue helicopter and officials in a tweet. French port Dunkirk. candidates to contest elections. Sounding exasperated GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND over the recurring protests, Xi said people in Hong Kong were freer than ever. NAGALAND : KOHIMA Date, Kohima, the 30th June, 2017 “The people of Hong Kong, now masters of their own house, run their local affairs within the purview of NO. DTE/ESTT-2/12/2017 : The Common Selection Board has provisionally selected the following candidates for undergoing studies autonomy of the Hong Kong in various under graduate courses in paramedical and Agri. & Allied sector during the session 2017-18 as listed below. All the selected Special Administrative Re- candidates are hereby directed to submit their acceptance or refusal letter to the office of the undersigned on or before 4th July ‘2017. gion (HKSAR),” he said in Candidates who do not submit their acceptance by 4th July ‘2017 will be considered to have declined the seat allotted to them and their a nationalistic speech which seat will be offered to other candidates in the merit list. emphasised Beijing’s control Counseling for exercising placement/ posting options will be held on 5th July ’2017 in the conference Hall of Directorate of Technical over the city, now a special Education, Kohima at 11:00 A.M. All selected candidates are therefore requested to attend the counseling on the specified date. administrative region of B. SC. AGRI 6 Ms. Kivitoli Swu Sumi 173 78.60% China. Several pro-democracy groups protested against Sl. Name of candidate Tribe NSEE PCB % 7 Mr. Bomchai L Ong Phom 161 69.00% Xi’s visit and scuffled with No. Marks pro-China organisations and 8 Ms. Grace M Ovung Lotha 158 79.00% 1 Mr. Menangchang Ao 333 93.30% police. Scores of them were 9 Mr. Benti Semy Rengma 157 59.00% arrested. 2 Ms. N.Mathiuning Flory Zeliang 291 77.30% Xi stressed the impor10 Mr. Y.Longdilong Sangtam(BT) Sangtam 153 64.00% tance of having a correct 3 Ms. Neikhrotso-o Koza Chakhesang 282 63.00% 11 Mr. Kumrimong T Yimchunger (BT) Yimchunger 151 63.60% understanding of the rela4 Mr. Thungashan Kikon Lotha 256 82.30% tionship between “one counB. SC. FISHERY try” and “two systems”, 5 Ms. Mengusanuo Mezhu Angami 255 68.30% Sl. Name of candidate Trine NSEE PCB % saying that the system was 6 Mr. Meyisunup Ao 243 86.60% No. Marks advanced to realise and uphold national unity. 7 Ms. Kesino Thorie Angami 200 74.00% 1 Ms. Atokali H Yeptho Sumi 200 75.30%

gratitude to individuals and foreign countries like India, Japan and the US for supporting it during its ‘difficult one year’ since the July 1 attack. “We’re grateful to the people and governments who stood by Bangladesh during a difficult last one year,” State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shahriar Alam said. “We remember those who lost their lives in Holey Artisan Bakery with deep respect and convey deep sympathy to their families and governments of their countries,” Alam said on his official Facebook page. On the evening of July 1, five operatives of Islamic State-inclined Neo-Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh (Neo-JMB) stormed into the eatery and started firing indiscriminately. They turned off all the lights and

held the diners hostage. They then brutally killed the hostages with guns and machetes. An Indian woman was among the 22 victims. Around 12 hours later, para commandos stormed the restaurant. Two police officers were killed in the attack claimed by the Islamic State. Eight suspects who were involved in its planning died in several antiterror raids that followed. Four have been captured alive, while five more remain at large. “We are trying to track down the five fugitives as we identified all those involved in the attack,” a police spokesman told PTI. Officials familiar with the investigations said they found evidence that 21 people were involved in the attack.

17 wounded in US nightclub shootup MIAMI, JUL 1 (AFP): Seventeen people were wounded in a nightclub shootup in the southern US state of Arkansas, police said today. Some of the victims may also have been trampled when gunfire rang out inside the Power Ultra Lounge in downtown Little Rock around 2:30 am, local KATV reported. “We do NOT believe this incident was an active shooter or terror related incident,” the Little Rock police department wrote on Twitter. “It appears to have been a dispute at a concert.” Police later tweeted that “ALL 17 confirmed shooting victims are alive,” and that one of the shooting victims “that was critical has been upgraded to STABLE.”

Doctor kills woman, injures six at US hospital

193

68.60%

2 Ms. Wathynaro Longchar

9 Ms. K.Hinokali Jakha

Sumi

192

71.30%

3 Mr. Benchulo Tep

10 Mr. Sungpha P Phom

Phom

190

75.60%

185

Lotha

184

Angami

181

Lotha

180

Yimchunger

179

Sumi

178

80.30% Sl. Name of candidate Tribe No. 76.30% 1 Mr. Akiyeto K Achumi Sumi 85.30% 2 Ms. Watimenla B Walling Ao 69.00% B. SC. FORESTRY. 50.00% Sl. Name of the candidates. Tribe 57.60% No.

17 Ms. Yahoi W Konyak

Konyak

177

74.00%

1 Ms. Tolika Sumi

18 Ms. Thejasanuo Dzuvichu

Angami

175

76.60%

2 Ms. Nissile Rengma

19 Ms. K.Leah

Zeliang

174

62.30%

20 Ms. Myanrony Khuvung

Lotha

174

Angami

173

Sumi

173

Angami

173

25 Mr. Pheronthung Y Kikon

Lotha

172

26 Mr. Pihuto H

Sumi

171

59.30% Sl. Name of the Candidates. Tribe No. 60.30% 1 Ms. Vimethanu Natso Angami 67.00% 2 Mr. Mhademo A Rangthang Lotha 59.60% 3 Mr. Mongdangti Longchar Ao 64.30% B. SC. HOME SCIENCE. 59.00% Sl. Name of the candidate Tribe 71.00% No.

Angami

170

63.30%

28 Ms. Achano K Ezung

Lotha

169

87.30%

29 Ms. Chichanbeni C Erui

Lotha

167

30 Ms. Abigal K Zhimo

Sumi

166

Angami

165

Sumi

164

163

Angami

162

161

62.60% Sl. No. 69.30% 1 74.00% 2 81.30% 3 87.00% 4 70.60% 5 68.30% 6 74.60% 7 64.30% 8 65.30% 9 76.30% 10 67.60% 11 65.60%

11 Mr. Atsungphong Longchar 12 Ms. Pilano Patton 13 Ms. Neizelhounuo Suokhrie 14 Mr. Nzanthung Ezung 15 Mr. Dokimong N Yimchunger 16 Ms. Nikali S Swu

21 Ms. Buno 22 Mr. Lomong Longchar 23 Mr. Viluho N Jakha 24 Ms. Lebatsonuo Solo

27 Ms. Khrielanuo Khezhie

31 Ms. Vithonuo Suokhrie 32 Ms. Hilito 33 Mr. lanumongba Imchen 34 Ms. Rokothono Savino 35 Ms. Akumna Tzudir DP-6083

36 Ms. Lucy Konyak

(BT)

Konyak

160

37 Mr. Shingloi H

(BT)

Phom

155

38 Ms. Soihiamthai Kaurinta (BT)

Zeliang

151

39 Mr. Apuloka H Sumi

(BT)

Sumi-Kiphire

148

40 Ms. Bewe-u Kenye

(BT)

Chakhesang

146

41 Mr. Sangtsui

(BT)

Khiamnuingan

143

Sl. No.

Name of candidate

1 Ms .Inchale Hega 2 Mr. Akung Newmai 3 Ms. Eriwete-u Mero 4 Mr. Y Yingathung Lotha 5 Mr. Tingthong N

1 Ms. Akuno Khieya

258

7 Ms. Imtijungla

255

Lotha

242

Angami

215

10 Mr. Mhonjan N Ovung

Lotha

215

11 Ms. Orenvungi Patton

Lotha

204

12 Mr. Nangpong Chang (BT)

Chang

201

13 Ms. Reluingaule Lungalang (BT)

Zeliang

192

8 Ms. Lothunglo Ezung 9 Ms. Kekhriengunuo Kire

Sl. No.

Name of candidate

154

63.00%

153

58.60%

NSEE PCB% Marks

Sumi

254

81.00%

Rengma

195

81.30%

NSEE PCB% Marks 158

71.60%

152

58.30%

147

61.00%

NSEE PCB% Marks 166

87.30%

NSEE PCB% Marks

218

79.30%

Ms. Vimenuo Sanchu

Angami

200

59.60%

Ms. Lolenu Neikha

Angami

179

69.30%

Ms. Thejavino Dzune

Angami

178

79.60%

Ms. Thejangunuo Suohu

Angami

176

78.00%

Khiamniungan

162

76.30%

Angami

162

69.00%

Ms. Vilito Kiho

Sumi

159

72.30%

Ms. R. Lithungbeni Yanthan

Lotha

155

70.60%

Sangtam

151

65.30%

Zeliang

143

82.00%

Ms. L. Shongmo Ms. Keneikhrienuo Sote

Ms. Radila Sangtam (BT) Ms. Menaibam Chawang (BT)

B. PHARMACY Name of the candidate

Tribe

Mr. Temjen Chuba Ms. Lochumi N Murry Mr. Khetimo Semy Rengma Ms. Angumjungla L Longkumer Mr. Khoanyam Konyak (BT)

NSEE PCB% Marks

258

77.00%

Lotha

176

72.60%

Rengma

155

57.60%

154

79.00%

Konyak

146

70.30%

B. SC. MLT Tribe

NSEE PCB% Marks

Angami

168

63.00%

151

72.00%

146

82.60%

Tribe

NSEE PCB% Marks

1 Ms. Angukali Kinny

Sumi

222

65.30%

2 Ms. Livika V. Awomi

Sumi

189

69.30%

B. SC. O.O.T.

274

2 Ms. Chichangbeni T Humtsoe

Lotha

218

Sl. 54.00% No

3 Ms. Zuchobeni Murry

Lotha

187

60.30%

1 Ms. Moamenla T. Jamir

Khiamnuingan

180

82.60%

2 Mr. Vezhi Vadeo

174

63.30%

3 Ms. Ngapsa T. Konyak

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NSEE PCB% Marks

Ms. Ninshikala Tzudir

Lotha

5 Ms. Imtiyala T Lemtur

82.00%

68.00%

Tribe

Sl. Name of the candidate 83.30% No 79.00% 1 Mr. Megokielie Sakhrie 79.30% 2 Ms. Takanungla Longkumer 79.30% 3 Ms. Imlinola Jamir 85.00% B.H.M.S. 61.00% Sl. Name of the candidate 69.60% No

NSEE PCB % Marks

193

Name of the candidate

1 Mr. Renlamo W Shitri

4 Ms. Sangloi K-2130

Tribe

Rengma

Angami

59.30%

B. SC. HORTICULTURE.

76.00%

B. SC. NURSING.

Sl. NSEE PCB % No. MARKS 1 Zeliang 484 74.60% 2 Zeliang 348 91.00% 3 Chakhesang 310 83.00% 4 Lotha 284 49.00% 5 Konyak 278 56.30% Angami

195

B. SC. R.I.T.

Tribe

6 Ms. Adie Kire

B. SC. SERICULTURE

BVSC & A.H

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NEW YORK, JUL 1 (PTI): A doctor fired from a New York hospital over a sexual harassment accusation returned to his former workplace with an assault rifle and shot dead a woman doctor and injured six others before taking his own life, the latest incident related to gun violence in the US. Henry Bello, 45, went on the furious rampage at the Bronx Lebanon Hospital, killing the female physician and seriously wounding six other people, including doctors, yesterday. The five seriously injured patients were “fighting for their lives,” said police commissioner James P O’Neill. The sixth had a gunshot wound to the leg. Law enforcement authorities said Bello was wearing a white, medical coat, and carrying ID. They believe he hid the AR-15 rifle under his coat. The New York Police Department said officials encountered Bello lying on a floor of the hospital dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. He had apparently tried to set himself on fire as during the incident, the hospital’s fire alarm got activated. The woman doctor was found dead on the 17th floor of the hospital and an assault rifle was found nearby. Sridhar Chilimuri, Physician-in-Chief at the hospital, said the victim was shot at random, according to CNN. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio termed the shooting a “real tragedy.”

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Name of the candidate

Tribe

NSEE PCB% Marks

150

72.30%

Chakhesang

146

75.30%

Konyak

140

67.00%

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, July 2, 2017

Artistes come together for Out of The Box-2

(L-R) Minister, Rural Development and REPA, CL John speaking during the event. Special guest Methaneilie Jütakhrie Solo performing. Resource persons along with Tony Johnson. (NP)

usicians’ seminar ‘Out of The Box-2’, organized by M-Table was held successfully at AIDA building, Don Bosco, Dimapur, Saturday with Minister Rural Development and REPA, CL John, as the chief guest. In his speech, the minister strongly urged Naga musicians to explore the potentials in making music in Nagamese dialect, which, according to him, is God’s gifted dialect to unite the people. He added that by making music in Nagamese artistes would make themselves accessible even to the grass-root section of the population. Dwelling on the crucial role played by songs in people’s lives, the minister said, “Those sentiments or hard facts which cannot be presented through memorandums, letters or spoken directly can be expressed through songs.” He cited an example by singing one of the most popular Nagamese songs sung by Methaneilie Jütakhrie Solo, ‘Nagaland City Kuribole’.

John said Nagas were music lovers and gifted with creativity and distinct voices which for long was kept within the community and used in entertaining each other and recreational activities. And it took the people some years to take music to a professional and career setting level, he added. He congratulated the pioneers in Naga music industry who have helped achieve the recognition and respect the industry has gained in recent times. He quoted various verses from the Bible which talked about the importance of music. Adding that music is love, peace, passion, creativity, John said it was the one thing that was capable of enchanting both the heart of man and God. Special guest of the event Methaneilie Jütakhrie Solo, gave a brief life sketch of himself and how he started his career in music. He said owning to his ailment he had to give up studying which led him to spend his time listening to the radio. Citing some of his

favourite singers in those days, now regarded as global music icons, including Jim Reeves, Cliff Richards, Elvis Presley, The Beatles and Hindi singers like Kishore Kumar, Mohammad Rafi and Lata Mangeshkar, Solo said listening to those artistes sparked a passion in him to be a singer some day. He also displayed the guitar he carved himself in 1968 made out of plywood extracted from tea-leaf boxes found then. Solo performed two songs, including his popular English song, ‘I Called Her’ and one instrumental gospel song using harmonica and guitar. Earlier the programme was chaired by Abalü Kikon while invocation was done by Tony Johnson, pastor. Following the inaugural programme, the first session began with resource persons, Tetseo Sisters, Moa

Subong and Among Jamir with Al Ngullie as the host. The resource persons dwelled on the topic professionalism including the basic elements required by an artiste especially in the field of music. Some of the crucial points the resource persons emphasized were punctuality, approachability, dedication, active social media usage and personality. The second session dwelling on music education was held with James Swu as the resource person and Yanpo Humtsoe as the host. Swu shared on the importance of music education a musician needs in order to be prepared to face different kind of situations. He opined that although there were numerous music schools and institutions in the state, there still was room for more and that it was safe

to say that the music sector was not over-saturated. In the third session, Jaya J Singh representing Hungama, was the resource person with Alobo as the host. Jaya dwelled on the importance of using social media to one’s benefit and generating resources out of one’s creativity. She also delivered a power-point presentation on how an artiste can get access to a wider audience with the help of Hungama’s artist-aloud platform. Following the sessions, Music Task Force, Government of Nagaland, director Gugs Chishi in a short speech said, “As an artiste, you need to be visible, your music has to be heard and with the help of platforms like Hungama you have access to a bigger audience.” Exhorting the participants, Chishi said artistes should plan their second and third steps of their career even before they begin their first step. He added that with the right perspectives put in place, an artiste would see positive changes faster than they had expected. Students from various schools, musicians including some from neighbouring Assam attended the seminar. (Staff Reporter)

Adele cancels shows after damaging vocal chords

inger Adele has announced that she has been forced to cancel the final two shows of her tour after damaging her vocal cords. “On medical advice I simply am unable to perform over the weekend. To say I’m heart broken would be a complete understatement,” Adele posted on Facebook on Friday, reports variety. com. This comes after Adele performed for two consecutive nights at Wembley Sta-

dium (June 28-29). She was supposed to perform at the London venue on Saturday and Sunday. The Wembley dates mark the end of a world tour that has hit multiple continents, including North America (where a 2016 show in Phoenix was postponed due to illness), Europe, Australia and New Zealand. In total, Adele has performed 121 shows on this run. If the Saturday and

Sunday Wembley dates are not rescheduled, refunds will be offered, the singer stated.

Actors shouldn’t lose interest in human condition: Boman Irani

ollywood actor Boman Irani said actors should not lose interest in human condition and “stay connected with real people”. Through his acting and performance as Dr Asthana in “Munna Bhai MBBS”, Professor Viru Sahastrabuddhe in “3 Idiots”, Lucky Singh in “Lage Raho Munna Bhai”, Cherry Bajwa in “PK”, Boman Irani is one of the actors who manage to make his mark in every character he plays in starstudded films. The actor, who plays a pivotal role in the upcoming film “Jhalki” inspired by Novel Prize winner Kailash Satyarthi,

told IANS here: “As an actor, you have to constantly stay in touch with people and discover human conditions. What happens in actor’s life, especially after becoming famous, they lose touch with real people and start living in a bubble... Actors shouldn’t lose interest in human condition and life.” “If you cut off from the society, you are not meeting people. All the good work (performance) comes from the kind of people you have met. So as an actor, I think staying connected with people around you and not to land up on set, uttering dialogues and coming back home, are my some of the ways you can say, are there in my acting.”

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First super six tourney concludes

PANAJI, Jul 1 (Agen- not need any reminding of cies): India captain Sunil Chhetri’s worth. The India Chhetri will continue to striker is the country’s leadrepresent Bengaluru FC ing goal-scorer and has in the next edition of In- scored crucial match windian Super League (ISL) ners in successive Asian which begins later this Cup qualifiers against year. Bengaluru FC, along Myanmar and Turkmeniwith Tata Steel, are new stan. Not surprisingly, he entrants to the ISL which remains the most soughtwill see 10 teams in action after player and Bengaluru this season. FC has now won the race The ISL is expected to to procure his signature for announce new guidelines a record fifth year. “In the in the next 48 hours which end it came down to what Winner of 1st Super Six Tourney with the organisers on Friday. will give existing franchises Sunil wanted. It was his the right to retain two of choice (to stay with Ben- Dimapur, Jul 1 (NPN): GHSS ground, Kohima and certificate while Juggertheir players. galuru FC),” BFC chief Six Star Club emerged as from June 28 to 30. Batting nauts pocketed a cash award Chhetri played for technical officer Mandar the champions of 1st Super first, Six Star Club scored 48 of Rs.5,000 and certificate. Mumbai City FC for the Tamhane told TOI on Six Tourney after defeating runs losing 4 wickets. Jug- Imo from Juggernauts with Juggernauts by 12 runs. gernauts were bowled out 148 runs was the highest last two seasons, and even Friday. Manchester United legends celebrate after Dwight Yorke scored a goal. scorer of the tournament, though he did not open his As per ISL guidelines, The tournament was or- for 36 runs. ganised by Naya Jeevan T h e c h a m p i o n s while Avizo from Komates account in last year’s semiboth Mumbai City FC and B a rc e l o n a , J u l a goal back in the final could not quite get a breakBaptist Church Youth Dereceived a cash prize of CC was the highest wicket final appearing campaign, Bengaluru FC had the 1 (Agencies): Man- minute. through, Rivaldo thrilling partment at Rüzhükhrie Rs.10,000 along with trophy taker (10 wickets). chester United legends Raimond van der the fans at one point with a the Mumbai franchise did chance to retain Chhetri. produced an impressive Gouw was in goal for ‘rabona’ effort which went display to beat their Bar- United in a match which just wide. ADMISSION NOTIFICATION-ACADEMIC SESSION 2017-18 celona counterparts 3-1 at raised money for the PCCB United were 2-0 up NAGALAND UNIVERSITY the Nou Camp on Friday (Pediatric Cancer Centre by then, Poborsky having (A Central University established by An Act of Parliament 1989) night. Barcelona). And van der scored with a deflected SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY The United greats Gouw produced a decent shot after good work from have established a handy early save to keep out a Yorke and Park Ji-sung. IMPORTANT DATES lead ahead of the return Ronaldinho free-kick. A n d Yo r k e t h e n Starting Date for online Application : 12th June, 2017 leg at Old Trafford in SepBut United then took scored a fantastic goal to Last Date for online Application : 16th July, 2017 tember, thanks to goals the lead, Blomqvist finding make it 3-0, receiving from from Jesper Blomqvist (14), the net at the second time Danny Webber and then Application in the prescribed form are invited for admission to B.Tech degree programme in Karel Poborsky (57) and of asking after Miguel An- conjuring up a delightful School of Engineering & Technology, Dimapur in the following ﬁve disciplines : Dwight Yorke (77). gel Nadal had cleared his curling shot which went in 1. Agricultural Engineering & Technology 2. Biotechnology At the other end, a first shot off the line, only off the post. 3. Computer Science & Engineering 4. Electronics & Communication Engineering star-studded Barcelona for Yorke to regain possesBarca had the final 5. Information Technology attack featuring Ronald- sion and tee up his Swedish say when Dehu produced a ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION inho and Rivaldo produced team mate. Man of the calm finish and the second Candidate should have secured minimum aggregate marks of 50% for General category and 45% some scintillating football, match Ronaldinho, Ri- leg, which will raise money for SC/ST Category in 10+2/diploma exam. but the hosts were unable valdo and Patrick Kluivert for the Manchester United Fresh Entry (after 10+2) - Candidate should have passed Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics to find the net until Fred- created plenty of chances Foundation’s work, will be in 10+2 exam. Candidate opting for Biotechnology programme should have passed Physics, eric Dehu managed to pull for Barca but the hosts on September 2. Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology in 10+2 exam.

England call up Roland-Jones, Ballance London, Jul 1 (Agencies): Uncapped Toby Roland-Jones has been named in England’s Test squad to play South Africa, with Gary Ballance and Mark Wood also returning. Middlesex seamer Roland-Jones and Ballance, who missed the winter tour to Bangladesh and India, have been included in the 12-man group for the first match at Lord’s. Roland-Jones, who made his one-day international debut in June at Lord’s against Ireland, has taken 22 wickets in the County Championship dur-

ing this campaign. Durham bowler Wood also returns to the Test squad for the first time since October 2015. Jake Ball (right knee) and Chris Woakes (side strain) were not available for selection due to injury. Yorkshire’s Joe Root, who was appointed England’s Test captain in February, will lead the team out for the first time on Thursday. “There is great excitement around the first Test of the summer and with the start of a new era under the captaincy of Joe Root this is an exciting time for English cricket,” said chairman of

selectors James Whitaker. “Toby Roland-Jones is a play er we have been monitoring for quite some time and deserves his chance after a strong couple of seasons with Middlesex in red ball cricket. He came close last year when he was named in the Test squad against Pakistan in July. Toby has been in good form this campaign and his ability to seam the ball along with the fact that he can score useful runs down the order gives us a number of options.”

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Bethel HSS, TM Govt HSS enter quarter-finals KOHIMA INTER-SCHOOL FOOTBALL

Match between Stella HSS (white and blue) and TM Government HSS on Saturday. (NP)

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Kohima, Jul 1 (NPN): Bethel Higher Secondary School and TM Government Higher Secondary School registered easy wins to enter quarter-finals of the ongoing 1st Kohima District Inter-School Football tournament on Saturday. The tournament is being organized by Royal Club Kohima and school educa-

tion department Nagaland. In a one sided first match, Bethel Higher Secondary School thrashed Charity School 7-0 to book their quarter-final berth. Chungshen opened the account for Bethel HSS in the very first minute of play. However, they failed to find the net again in the first half. After the breather, Fredick doubled the lead for Bethel HSS in the 43rd

Everton sign Onyekuru on five-year deal

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London, Jul 1 (Agencies): Everton have announced that they have completed the signing of forward Henry Onyekuru from Belgian side Eupen for an undisclosed fee. The 20-year-old has signed a five-year deal and will spend next season on loan with Belgian title winners Anderlecht, who will be playing in the Champions

League. Onyekuru enjoyed a superb 2016/17 season in Belgium and finished jointtop scorer in the Pro League after finding the net 22 times. And he made his international debut for Nigeria when they defeated Togo 3-0 on 1 June. The exciting prospect was previously at the Aspire Academy in Qatar, where he spent five years before joining Eupen in 2015. Everton finished seventh in the Premier League last season and have been busy in the transfer market this summer, having already acquired goalkeeper Jordan Pickford from Sunderland and midfielder Davy Klaassen from Ajax. And Ronald Koeman’s men are also closing in on a deal for highly rated Burnley defender Michael Keane.

minute. The third goal was scored by Tingbadingwangbe in the 45th minute. The fourth goal came from the boot of Yhunzelo in 48th minute. Tingbadingwangbe went on to score the 5th and 7th goals in the 61st and 69th minute respectively and became the second person to score a hat-trick in this tournament. Fredick scored the sixth goal in the 61st minute. Bethel Higher Secondary School will lock horns with Mt. Sinai in the quarter–final on July 5. In the second match, TM Government Higher Secondary School beat Stella Higher Secondary School by 4-0 to book a quarterfinal clash with Ministers’ Hill Baptist Higher Secondary School on July 6. Temo of TM GHSS opened the account in 9th minute. Apong doubled the score in 30th minute. After the lemon break, Murenkiu and Kethovizo scored one goal each in 53rd and 56th minute respectively. Monday’s matches 1st match: 1:00 pm St. Mary HSS Vs BMS Jotsoma 2nd match: 2:40 pm Mt. Hermon HSS Vs BHS Tseminyu

Watford sign Spanish defender Femenia London, Jul 1 (Agencies): Watford have secured the services of Spanish right-back Kiko Femenia. The 26-year-old has moved from La Liga side Alaves and has agreed agreed a four-year deal at Vicarage Road. Femenía featured 77 times during two seasons at Estadio Mendizorrotza, including 31 games in the Spanish top-flight last season. He scored five goals to help Alaves secure promotion as champions two years ago. Originally a right winger, Femenía made his professional debut as a 17-year-old with Hércules and has also played for Barcelona and Real Madrid’s B teams. He is also a former youth international for Spain’s U18, U19 and U20 teams.

Chile can prove they’re best in the world: Vidal

Arturo Vidal

ST PETERSBURG, Jul 1 (Agencies): Midfielder Arturo Vidal said Chile can prove they are the world’s best team and

throw down a marker for next year’s World Cup by beating Germany in Sunday’s Confederations Cup final.

Copa America champions Chile take on world champions Germany in St Petersburg with the teams having already drawn 1-1 in the group stages. Chile are looking for their third international trophy in three years after winning both the 2015 and 2016 Copa America titles - beating Argentina in the final on penalties on both occasions. Having knocked Euro 2016 winners Portugal out of the Confed Cup in Wednesday’s semi-final, Vidal says beating Germany’s young guns will prove Chile are the best. “We have proven our value, we have beaten Argentina and Portugal, the European champions,” said Vidal. “If we win tomorrow, we will prove we are the best team in the world. We have reached this final with our spirit and attitude -- this is a waiting room for the World Cup -- and if we win tomorrow, that will show where we are.” “We still have to qualify for the World Cup, but we have a lot of energy and want to prove ourselves.”

sports FIFA shifts India’s U-17 WC group matches to Delhi

New Delhi, Jul 1 (PTI): Heeding to the government’s request, football’s world gover ning body, FIFA today shifted India’s group matches of the upcoming U-17 World Cup from Mumbai to the national capital. The All India Football Federation (AIFF) initially wanted Mumbai to host India’s matches but later asked FIFA to shift them to New Delhi under pressure from the sports ministry. The government felt it was appropriate that the national capital hosts the home team’s matches. “Following a request from the All India Football Federation to hold the group matches of the FIFA U-17 World Cup India 2017 in which India are playing in New Delhi, and the fruitful discussions between the Local Organising Committee (LOC) and the local government, FIFA has agreed to amend the match schedule,” the Local Organising Committee (LOC) said in a statement. As per the amended schedule, Group A, featuring the home team, which is automatically seeded as A1, will be based in New Delhi and teams of Group B will be based in Navi Mumbai. Matches for the knockout stage remain as planned before.

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Germany crowned Euro U21 champions K r a k o w, J u l 1 (Agencies): Mitchell Weiser’s first-half effort saw Germany U21s beat Spain U21s in Friday’s night’s European Championship final in Krakow. The Hertha Berlin winger headed in Jeremy Toljan’s right-wing centre after 40 minutes as Germany upset the odds to get the better of the more-fancied Spanish. H oweve r, d e s p i t e much probing and prodding from Albert Celades’s team after half-time, Germany’s back four held firm to win the tournament for just the second time in their history. Against many of the pre-match expectations, it was Germany who started the stronger of the two, with Stefan Kuntz’s side twice going close to taking an early lead. Firstly, Weiser saw a shot tipped over by Kepa Arrizabalaga, before Max Meyer’s long-range header beat the Spain goalkeeper, but not the outside of the post. The Spanish were not without their own moments of threat, though, and it was Hector Bellerin of all players who almost broke the deadlock after 13 minutes after good work down the right wing from Daniel Ceballos. However, the Arsenal right back’s glancing header just sailed the wrong side of the far post, and with

Germany’s under 21 squad wore celebratory t-shirts as they celebrated with the trophy on Friday night.

five minutes to go until half-time, their opponents made the breakthrough. Right-back Toljan, who has been outstanding throughout the tournament, made another of his characteristic raids down the wing, before digging out a near-post cross for Weiser. The 23-year-old still had work to do to, only for his inch-perfect looping header to sail over a motionless Arrizabalaga and drop into the far corner of

the net as Germany deservedly lead at the break. Celades’s men came out after the interval with all guns blazing as they went in search of an equaliser and came close to levelling matters through Saul Niguez’s well-struck effort just before the hour-mark. But Germany were also a constant threat on the break and may have out the game out of sight after 61 minutes following a brilliant solo run from Serge Gnabry, only for

Arrizabalaga to deny the former Arsenal player with a smart stop his legs. Both teams had further chances to score in the closing half an hour at the Jozef Pilsudski Stadium as Marc-Oliver Kempf had a goalbound header deflected just past the far post, while Ceballos and captain Gerard Deulofeu went close from distance. However, in the end Germany held strong to claim a second-ever continental title.

Chelsea sign Welsh Pliskova wins Eastbourne title teenage star Ampadu London, Jul 1 (Agencies): Karolína Pliskova completed a 6-4 6-4 win over former world number one Caroline Wozniacki in the Aegon International final at Eastbourne. It was the 25-year-old Czech third seed’s ninth title as she prepares for the start of Wimbledon on Monday. Pliskova was fresh for the final after receiving a bye at the semi-final stage after opponent Johanna Konta was forced to withdraw due to injury sustained in the last eight. The 2016 US Open finalist wrapped up the first set without dropping serve, and she continued to dominate on serve in the second set as the sixth seeded Dane Wozniacki was forced to again accept second best in a final.

LONDON, Jul 1 (Agencies): Highly-rated 16year-old Welsh defender Ethan Ampadu has secured a dream move to Premier League champions Chelsea from Exeter, the English fourth-tier side announced on Saturday. Ampadu, who trained with the Wales squad ahead of their Euro 2016 campaign, played 13 times for Exeter last season after becoming their youngest ever debutant aged 15. He has been capped at Under-17 and Under-19 level. Exeter will not receive a transfer fee as Ampadu had yet to sign scholarship forms but are entitled to compensation, which they hope will be agreed in amicable fashion. “Everyone at Exeter

City fully supports Ethan’s decision to sign for Chelsea,” Exeter manager Paul Tisdale said on the club website. “He had many options available to him and has decided that Chelsea provides him with the best opportunity to develop the next step of his career. We wish him the very best of luck.”

Summer Badminton Coaching Camp

India beat WI by 93 runs in 3rd ODI

MOKOKCHUNG, JUl 1 (NPN): The Summer Badminton Coaching Camp (for 5 – 18 years), organized by the Badminton Association of Khensa (BAK) under the initiative of the directorate of youth resource & sports, concluded on Saturday at the Multipurpose Community Hall, Khensa village. Altogether 97 upcoming shuttlers participated in the camp. Speaking at the closing ceremony, state coach Tali Jamir remarked that the end of a coaching camp is the beginning of journey for a sports person. He advised the parents to set a daily routine of playtime, practice, studies, leisure for their children, which, he added, would mould positive characters in their children. The state coach also urged the villagers to utilise the infrastructure (multipurpose hall) to the maximum. Also speaking at the ceremony were coach T Imtisungit Ao and village council chairman Y Chuba Longchar. The vote of thanks was proposed by BAK president Sashi Walling.

An t i g u a , J u l 1 (Agencies): MS Dhoni led the way as India beat the West Indies by 93 runs in the third one-day international at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. The tourists now lead the five-match series 2-0 (one game was a washout) so the West Indies will need to win both the remaining games if they are to salvage a drawn series. India batted first on a sluggish pitch and Dhoni made 78 not out as they put together a score of 251-4, before bowling India out for 158 to secure a comfortable victory. Ajinkya Rahane held the India innings together after the loss of early wickets, the opener extending his excellent run of form in the series with 72, his third consecutive score over 50. Man of the match Dhoni top scored with his 78 off 79 balls but the innings was given real impetus by Kedar Jadhav, who blazed 40 off 26 balls in an unbroken fifth-wicket stand of 81 runs from just 46 deliveries. The hosts then slipped to 87-5 but looked like they were getting back into the match when Jason

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Karolina Pliskova kisses the trophy after winning Eastbourne title.

Pliskova is among the favourites to win the Wimbeldon title, and she should be confident of improving

her best performance at the event which has been the second round in four straight years since 2013.

India’s captain Virat Kohli, left, and teammates celebrate the dismissal LBW of West Indies’ Miguel Cummins during their third ODI cricket match at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in North Sound, Antigua and Barbuda on Friday.(AP/PTI)

Mohammed and Rovman Powell were compiling a 54-run sixth-wicket partnership. H owe ve r, I n d i a ’s frontline spinners Kuldeep Yadav (3-41) and Ravichandran Ashwin (3-28) then swung the match decisively in their team’s favour. From a promising position of 141-5 in the 33rd over, the Caribbean side crashed to 158 all out within the next five overs.

Yadav and Ashwin took three wickets each in engineering the capitulation that was finished off by Jadhav when he yorked last man Kesrick Williams with his first ball of the match. Powell had looked dangerous in getting to 30, before a top-edged sweep off Yadav resulted in the pivotal dismissal via a catch at deep backward square leg. And Mohammed,

who managed a top score of 40, became another victim of the left-arm wristspinner, trapped leg-before to effectively end the contest. Brief scores India: 251/4 in 50 overs (Ajinkya Rahane 72, Mahendra Singh Dhoni 78 not out; Miguel Cummins 2/56) beat West Indies (Jason Mohammed 40, Rovman Powell 30; Ravichandran Ashwin 3/28 ) by 93 runs.

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