July 30, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Summer camp with a difference for young minds

Inter squeeze past Chelsea in Singapore

Cracks in Jammu & Kashmir ruling PDP-BJP alliance

Sunday Post Supplement

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78.55% turn out in 10 NA-I bye-poll

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 29 (NPN): A total voter turnout of 78.55% was recorded in the bye-election to 10th Northern Angami-I Assembly Constituency held on Saturday with Chedema Model Village leading the voting percentage with 92.1% and the lowest percentage being at Bayavu Hill Lower-11 with only 56.1% votes cast. The constituency has 16,235 voters which include 7697 male and 8538 female. The bye-election was held after sitting MLA Khriehu Liezietsü vacated it in order to enable his father and former chief minster Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsü to become a member of the 12th NLA. The bye-election may have lost significance since Dr.Liezietsü is no longer a chief minister but for him, it could well be the most crucial election of his life. It is a matter of speculation as to who, between the two-- veteran regional leader Dr. Liezietsü or newcomer to politics Kekhrie Yhome- would come out as the winner. There are speculations that either Dr. Liezietsü would eventually win on the basis of sympathy on his

Intl Roaming open to NE states GUWAHATI, JUL 29 (AGENCIES): In a major boost to trade and tourism in entire North East region, the Central Government has removed restrictions on International roaming in the region. The Centre has directed the Licensed Service Providers to provide the facility to foreign subscribers. Minister of State (independent charge) for Communications Manoj Sinha informed this to Assam chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal in a letter, an official statement said here today. Earlier, Sonowal had written to the MoS for Communications in March this year to remove restrictions on international roaming in Assam and North East. Due to the restrictions on international roaming, foreign tourists and businessmen visiting North Eastern region had to face lot of inconvenience. This also discouraged foreign tourists from visiting in large numbers to the region and dissuaded foreign investors as well. While welcoming the move, chief minister expressed his gratitude to the union government and hoped that the decision of the central government would give a major fillip to the development initiatives of the state government.

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“These days we MLAs also conduct fellowship service when we have to remain together.” K Y M C

(L-R) Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu and Kekhrie Yhome after casting their vote on Saturday. (NP)

last election or political debutante Kekhrie Yhome hand out a shocking defeat on the basis of anti-incumbency. It was also speculated that the margin of victory either way, could also be marginal. Anyway that will be known when results are declared on August 3, 2017. Meanwhile, addressing the media persons at CEO’s office here, chief electoral officer (CEO) Nagaland, Abhijit Sinha, said the byeelection was peaceful and

smooth in all the 25 polling stations without any untoward incident. Sinha said the Independent candidate, Kekhrie Yhome, lodged a complaint against one booth level officer (BLO) for overstaying inside the polling booth at polling station 6 (Bayavu Middle) and demanded for re-polling. In this regard, CEO said the matter was now being scrutinised and matter would be looked into by responsible officers. CEO

also informed that there was report of VVPAT machine defect at polling station No. 17 (T-Khel upper) and PS No. 14 (L-khel upper-11). However, he said both the defected machines were corrected at the spot by the department engineers and were used. Further, CEO said that on July 30 at 12 noon there would be scrutiny with register along with the observer and candidates’ agents if there was any complaint. He said that any genuine case would be looked into with verification from mobile videographer and permanent video shot during the whole election process. On query about the media report to withhold the declaration of bye-election due to court order, Sinha said so far the office has not received any directive and said it would go as per the previous order of vote counting on August 3 from 8 a.m. Additional chief election officer, N. Moa Aier, who also present in the press briefing, expressed gratitude to the voters of 10 Northern Angami-1 A/C for taking part in the peaceful, free and fair election. (Cont’d on p-7)

IT to refer Pillai’s case for CBI probe KOCHI, JUL 29 (AGENCIES): After receiving evidence that the Central government fund provided to Nagaland government was transferred to MKR Pillai-owned Sreevalsam group, a team of Income Tax (IT) department, Kerala carrying out a probe against MKR Pillai carried out raids at various places in Nagaland, reports The New Indian Express. The IT officials received the evidence group after a few politicians and bureaucrats came under the IT scanner. An IT official termed the money flow from Nagaland to accounts of MKR Pillai as ‘mega scam’. Since the funds that was diverted was from the Centre, the matter would be referred to the CBI for investigation. “The Central government has been granting crores of the fund for the development activities and security purposes. Some of the evi-

dences collected as part of the probe attracts CBI investigation,” he said. According to the reports, the IT team comprising officials from Ernakulam and Kollam reached Kohima on Monday and the team returned to Kerala on Thursday. Official investigating sources estimated that they could unearth money transfer of around Rs 300 crore from more than 150 bank accounts of various persons in Nagaland to accounts of Sreevalsam group chairman MKR Pillai and his relatives over the last 5 years. “Three banks in Kohima and Dimapur, residences of Pillai and his aides, his office and business places were checked as part of the probe,” IT official said. The IT officials also said that when was investigation was underway the there was little cooperation from the various government de-

partments in Nagaland. “We had little access to documents. The officials were less cooperative. Hence some of the crucial documents could not be collected. This is another reason why we would seek the assistance of CBI to carry out a parallel investigation,” IT official said. MKR Pillai, who started as constable retired as Addl. SP with Nagaland Police. IT, in the investigation found that MKR Pillai owns a wealth of more than Rs 1000 crore, the report stated. It may be recalled that the Nagaland Cabinet on July 12 terminated the service of MKR Pillai as PHQ consultant and directed the government to seek a report from the Income Tax department on the matter. Citing media reports, the Cabinet had also directed the PHQ to submit a report on the presence of a Nagaland Police truck noticed in Kerala.

PIL against backdoor appointments DIMAPUR, JUL 29 (NPN): ACAUT Nagaland along with Public Service Aspirants Nagaland (PSAN) have filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in the Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench on three issues in connection with backdoor appointments. In a joint statement, ACAUT and PSAN said the PIL was filed to quash and set aside the appointment of 51 backdoor appointees appointed against NPSC posts. Since the appointments were made after the June 6, 2016 court judgement, banning backdoor appointments, ACAUT and PSAN pointed out that such appointments were contempt of court. It further appealed to the court to quash the Office Memorandums 4/8/2008 and 11/8/2016 which empowers the government to regularize all backdoor appointments after three years of service. They said such action was in total contravention of the Supreme Court judgment, as passed in Umadevi Case (2006) which states that backdoor door appointment is illegal and ultravires of the Constitution. The two bodies also sought for termination of

IMPHAL, JUL 29: After the flood, Manipur has been struck with the spread of vector-borne and other diseases particularly in Imphal Valley and Churachandpur district, a state Health department official said. On Saturday, there were reports of an outbreak of an unknown disease in the interior parts of Churachandpur district, particularly Henglep village, where around 41 people had fallen ill, most of them children. Most of the affected persons were rushed to the district hospital for treatments, officials said. The state Health department has been hectically engaging in combating outbreak of dreaded diseases like Swine Flu (H1N1), Dengue, Japanese Encephalitis and Scrub Typhus following the flood in Manipur. Confirming the out-

Affected villagers being evacuated for treatment on Saturday. (NP)

break, state Health and Family Welfare minister L Jayentakumar informed the state Assembly that the government has despatched medical officers to the affected areas.

Responding to a calling attention motion raised by Congress MLA, K Ranjit, Jayantakumar said the outbreak in Henglep was considered as an extraordinary case.

1. Social Welfare 77 posts 2. Rural Development- 57 posts 3. SCERT 74 posts 4. Police 14 posts 5. Tourism 10 posts 6. Geology and Mining 10 posts 7. PWD 81 posts 8. Medical 138 posts 9. Higher & Technical Education 59 posts 10. Eco & Statistics 24 posts 11. Art & Culture 6 posts 12. Treasuries & Accounts list (8 departments) 36 13. AG list (16 departments) 70 services of all 655 backdoor appointments made against NPSC posts, which were carried out between the Umadevi judgment of 2006 and Gauhati HC order, Kohima, dated 6/6/16. If not, they said all the 705 (655+51) posts should be requisitioned to the NPSC for general recruitment through open competitive examination and to submit the detailed status report of the 705 backdoor appointees before the Court. Meanwhile, ACAUT and PSAN have reminded

DIMAPUR, JUL 29 (NPN): Deputy Commissioner (DC) Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, has directed the public not to construct buildings or permanent structures on both sides of the road from Purana Bazar to Chumukedima. In an order, the DC Dimapur stated that coming up of buildings and permanent structures were likely to encroach upon the right of way and disturb the proposed construction of four lane road along the said stretch of road. Therefore, the DC has directed not to carry out such activities within 13 metres from the centre of the road on both sides i.e. 26 metres should be left totally for right of way. DC cautioned that failure to comply with the order would attract strict legal action as per the Nagaland Eviction of persons in unauthorized occupation of Public Land (Amendment) Act 1978.

One of the major hurdle faced by medical teams to reach out to the affected villages was due to the road condition coupled with landslides, he informed the house. If necessary, he said that the government will make use of chopper service to transport medical teams and medicines. The minister further informed the house about the loss of two lives, who were suspected to have been infected with H1N1 virus. An official informed that at least over 136 individuals have been tested positive for Japanese Encephalitis (JE), Dengue, Swine Flu and the recent Scrub Typhus. On July 25, a person from Imphal East district died as a result of Scrub Typhus caused by insect bite, while a minor was undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Imphal.

that the court has stayed/ suspended the most contentious Office Memorandums 4/8/2008 and 11/8/2016 till the PIL was disposed off. Also, they said the 51 backdoor appointees have been directed to appear before the Court as respondents, which were published in the newspapers with names. Therefore, they cautioned that any department trying to appoint or in the process of regularizing posts will be held contempt of court.

HYDERABAD, JUL 29 (IANS): BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) will get 55% vote share in 2019 general elections to retain power, party’s national spokesman G.V.L. Narasimha Rao claimed on Saturday. He said with 73% Indians supporting Narendra Modi’s government, as showed by a recent survey, and the BJP coming to power in one state after the other, the NDA’s vote share would go up to 55% from the 42% it polled in 2014. Rao said this would be only the second time in the independent India that a government would be formed with over 50% vote share. The BJP leader also forecast that for the first time, the Congress would get less than 10% votes. He also cited the survey by global polling giant Gallup, which revealed that with the support of 73%, Modi is the most popular leader and his government is among the most trusted in the world. Rao said that the BJP was expanding across the country and coming to power in states, where nobody gave it a chance.

To prevent BJP poaching, Cong lodges 44 Gujarat MLAs at B’luru resort

DC Dmu warns against road encroachment

Mysterious disease outbreak in Mnp; 41 hospitalized Correspondent

Some of the departments under backdoor appointment scanner

NDA will get 55% votes in 2019, claims BJP

BENGALURU, JUL 29 (IANS): After losing six legislators, the Congress has kept 44 of its MLAs from Gujarat at a private resort near here, to prevent further poaching by the BJP ahead of the August 8 Rajya Sabha elections. But the MLAs, who were flown from Ahmedabad on Saturday morning, are getting “restive” with their mobiles taken away and jammers installed, party sources said. Of the 44 Gujarat Congress lawmakers staying at Eagleton Golf Resort at Bidadi, about 30km from Bengaluru, at least a dozen were reported to be “restive”, complaining they were cut off from their people and constituencies, the party source said. “ We h a v e b e e n brought and kept here against our will. We want

All roads in India to be concrete: Gadkari THANE, JUL 29 (PTI): Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari has said all the roads in the country would be converted into cementconcrete ones to ensure their stability and durability. “In Mumbai, the cement concrete roads built 20 years ago are still in a good shape. But some political leaders, bureaucrats and contractors do not wish that such roads should be constructed in Mumbai,” Gadkari said. “These people feel that tarred roads should be made and potholes should surface on them from time to time,” said. “All the roads in the country would be converted into cement concrete ones. And I guarantee that they will last for 200 years,” he added. The minister was speaking while inaugurating ‘Prawaas 2017’ - India International Bus and Car Travel Show.’

to go back to our constituencies as they are flood-hit and our people are affected,” one of the legislators was heard telling their manager Naresh Rawal in Gujarati,” a party spokesperson told IANS on the condition of anonymity. The Eagleton Golf Resort, where the legislators are lodged in 35 deluxe rooms, has been turned into a fortress, with heavy security and 24x7 surveillance. “We have no access to our people, as our cell phones were taken away soon after we came here. Some who still have mobiles are unable to contact their people due to jammers installed at the resort,” another lawmaker grumbled. Party’s Bengaluru Rural Lok Sabha member D.K. Suresh, who is

looking after the needs of the lawmakers, however, told reporters that they (Gujarat MLAs) came to Bengaluru on their own and would stay as long as they wish to. “They are happy to be in the resort and enjoying the weather. We are planning to take them to some temples and tourist spots in the state over the next few days,” hinted Suresh. Suresh is waiting for the return of his elder brother and Karnataka Power Minister D.K. Shivakumar, who is in Singapore on an official visit. Shivakumar is the ruling party’s lawmaker from the Kanakapura assembly segment, in which the luxury resort is located. As some more party MLAs from Gujarat were expected to reach here on Saturday night or Sunday,

Gorkhas peace rally today DIMAPUR, JUL 29 (NPN): As part of the “Global Gorkhaland Unity March”, Nagaland Gorkha Association (NGA) in collaboration with Gorkha NGOs of Nagaland would take out a peaceful rally on July 30 across Nagaland. In a press release, publicity committee of ‘Global Gorkhaland Unity March’ Kohima stated that in Kohima, the Gorkhas in and around Kohima would converge at GPPK Complex, Chandmari at 1p.m., where a brief programme would be held. In Kohima, the rally is being initiated by Gorkha Public Panchayat Kohima (GPPK) in association with sister Gorkha NGOs. After the programme, the Gorkhas would take out peace rally from GPPK Complex till Raj Bhavan, where a memorandum would be submitted to the Prime Minister of India through the Nagaland Gov-

ernor demanding fulfilment of the demand for separate statehood for Darjeeling. In this regard, GPP Kohima president, Santu Thapa, has appealed to every Gorkha to be a part of the rally to achieve their common cause. Meanwhile, according to the publicity committee, the Indian Gorkhas settled abroad across five continents and engaged in various professions have come together to organize a “Global Gorkhaland Unity March” simultaneously. The main objective of the rally was to achieve the dream of a separate state of Gorkhaland, it stated. “Through the rally we not only want to convey our solidarity to the demand of the Indian Gorkhas for creation of Gorkhaland in India. We will send out a loud and clear message that we have the majority. We will raise one single voice for our rights...,” it stated. K Y M C

state

NLSA panel lawyers urged to sensitise community of schemes

(L-R): Director of Social Welfare Department, T Merang Aier, speaking on welfare scheme. Panel lawyers during the training at directorate of State Institute of Rural Development Kohima. DIMAPUR: Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) panel lawyers on Saturday were urged to work with the community and sensitise them on the schemes available for the common man under the department of social welfare. T h i s wa s s a i d b y director of social welfare department, T Merang Aier while appraising the panel lawyers on the Integrated Child Development Scheme (ICDS). He also asked the panel lawyers to encourage the Anganwadi workers in their respective district to render service to the masses.

He was speaking at the valedictory programme of the three-day “induction training of panel lawyers o n l aw y e r i n g s k i l l s ” organised by NSLSA under the department of justice and law on Saturday at directorate of State Institute of Rural Development (SIRD) Kohima. Aier informed that in the state 48 NGOs were being provided grant-inaid presently, while there was women commission, social welfare board, child right, child protection, disability commission, schemes under MoSJE and schemes under MoTA. He informed those in need

of disability appliances could avail at the District Disability Rehabilitation Centre (DDRC) Dimapur. He also deliberated on national social assistance programme such as Indira Gandhi National Old Age Pension Scheme (IGNOAPS), Indira Gandhi National Widow Pension Scheme (IGNWPS), Indira Gandhi National Disability Pension Scheme (IGNDPS) and National Family Benefit Scheme (NFBS). Legal aid counselcum- trainer, NSLSA, Ashu Theyo; legal aid counselc u m - t r a i n e r, N S L S A , Jo s h u a S h e q i ; m a s t e r trainer, NSLSA, Tongpang

PHED holds meeting for Kma water supply

Department officials and villagers at PHED Chief Engineer office Kohima on July 26. DIMAPUR: A team of officers from PHED led by chief engineer Er. Kevisekho Kruse held a coordination meeting with Water Source Owners of Dzüchar ü (WSOD) represented by chairman, Kuolavilie Mejura along with office bearers of Makhuma Khel Council of Phesama Village on July 26

at PHED chief engineer’s office. The meeting reaffirmed the understanding between the department and the khel council and also adopted few resolutions aimed at maintaining a clear understanding between the two parties thereby ensuring uninterrupted drinking water supply to

Kohima. The parties resolves that the custodian role to be shouldered by the Makhuma khel council, empowering certain officials of the khel to deal with the department, protection of the service of persons appointed on land owner based and reviewing of the agreement on expiry of 20 years.

L Jamir and master trainer Cheliam Khiamniungan spoke on various topics. Panel lawyers from each district shared “best practice” while vote of thanks was delivered by panel lawyer NSLSA, Apila. Mokokchung District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) also conducted an essay competition for college students on the topic of Fundamental Rights on the same day. Altogether 15 students five each from Fazl Ali College, People’s College and Jubilee Memorial College participated in the essay competition.

ANPWDFSA central body annual meeting DIMAPUR: All Nagaland PWD Mechanical Field Staff Association (ANPWDFSA) central body represented by all the division and subdivision of the mechanical department held its annual meeting on July 13 at Dimapur. A press note by ANPWDFSA president, C. Hopong Chingmak Chang and general secretary, I. Mar Pongen stated that the meeting resolved to endorse the joint meeting resolutions No II and to abide by the office memorandum issued by P&AR on March 17, 2015. The meeting also resolved to approach the government through chief engineer for approval of foreman scale as given to other department like power department where scale of junior engineer and foreman scale were the same. A new team of office bearers were also nominated through nominating committee under convenor, Lipok Aier. The new team from Mokokchung zone for the session 2017-2021 is led by president, C. Hopong Chingmak Chang, general secretary I. Mar Pongen along with four others.

NSTCWC, NLC organise meetings on clean election

DIMAPUR: NST Colony Welfare Committee (NSTCWC) Dimapur and N ya m o L o t h a C o l o n y (NLC), Dimapur organised separate meetings on clean election under the patronage of Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC), Dimapur Urban Council Chairmen Federation (DUCCF) and GBs Union Dimapur (Sadar). NSTCWC organised coordination meeting on clean election on July 29, at Chang Baptist Church, Dimapur premises with Simon Kelio as resource person. The resource person reminded that change could take place with individual commitment. In this regard, he called upon every committed person to become an agent of change in the society and spread positive message of change. The meeting was attended by colony core com-

mittee members comprising of colony elders, women wing leaders, youth wing leaders and conscientious residents. NLC: Nyamo Lotha Colony Dimapur held the clean election colony general meeting on July 28 in pursuance of the resolution adopted by DUCCF & GB union joint meeting to form colony clean election committee and to carry out respective colony meeting and declaration on abiding by the clean election pledged. Nyamo Lotha Colony reiterated its strong stand for clean election adhering to the call of NBCC. The chairman of the colony, Tsenthungo Lotha presided over the meeting and various colony members shared their support to the decision. The meeting concluded with a mass prayer led by missionary, Thungjamo Tungu.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur sunday, july 30, 2017

AYO office inaugurated at APO hall

Vilelie Khamo (3-Right) along with AYO officials and others after inauguration of AYO office on Saturday. (NP) Correspondent KO H I M A , J U L 2 9 (NPN): Angami youth organization (AYO) office was inaugurated by class-1 contractor, Vilelie Khamo, as the chief guest at Angami Public Organization (APO) building Kohima on Saturday. In his address, Khamo acknowledged the efforts of former leaders of AYO for their contribution towards the people and said the hard work of the elders have bore fruit today. He acknowledged the goodwill initiative during the Moatsü festival where 1,000 Angamis attended the festival. Khamo considered the move a significant effort for building stronger relationships with other tribes. Khamo also stressed the importance of

ARCS Longleng informs Cooperative societies Dimapur: Assistant Registrar of Co-operative Societies (ARCS) Longleng has informed all loanee Cooperative societies under Longleng district to recover the outstanding loan and interest at the earliest. Failing which, ARCS said it would lead to legal prosecution and cancellation/ deregistration according to the cooperative societies Act. Assistant Registrar of Co-operative Societies has also directed all to submit cash book and other necessary ledgers for audit update. For further information, societies h av e b e e n a s k e d t o contact de par tmental officials at 98118956687, 8415945412.

education and encouraged all the youth to acquire quality education to lead the society. AYO p r e s i d e n t , Neinguvotuo Krose, who chaired the programme, said that AYO was giving its best efforts for the society adding that the organisation still stand strong on the foundation built by the pioneers. He appealed all to continue to support and guide the youths. APO president Dr. Vilhousa Seleyi, said AYO was set up to uphold the values of the Angamis and to safeguard the rights of its people and territory. He said with goodwill the leadership of AYO should exhibit the true leadership and continue to safeguard the ideals of elders. He said during the ULB conflict, AYO and

the Angami mothers have given their best to assert the rights of the people by contributing in so many ways. In his address, first president of AYO, Theyiekielie Tacü, said the elders initiated AYO to uphold the territory and values of the Angamis. He reminded AYO that they have to be alert and pre pared and remain committed for the cause of the nation and the people. In the programme, school coordinator NBCC Rev. Dr. Meciehol Savi said the invocation prayer, special song was presented by Dziesekhrienuo Keretsii while vote of thanks was proposed by Roko Angami auditor general AYO. The programme was attended by officials of APO, AYO, AMK, ASU, public leaders and others.

Dimapur police arrest one on charges of murder

Angukavi Achumi DIMAPUR: Dimapur police has arrested one person in connection with the murder of late Vivito Kiho (30) son of Jushito Kiho of Hoyishe village, Zunheboto, who was shot dead by unknown armed m i s c r e a n t s n e a r N ew Dhansari Bridge. A press note by additional deputy commissioner of Police/ PRO Dimapur stated that

one person identified as, ‘lieutenant’ of GPRN/ NSCN Angukavi Achumi (30) son of late Nikheto Achumi, of Sema Setsu, Zunheboto and presently residing at LRC Notun Basti, Dimapur. PRO Dimapur police informed that a sou motto case was registered at East police station after the murder and during the course of investigation the accused was identified. Dimapur police in civvies waylaid the accused at Burma Camp where he had made an appointment to meet one of his friends (UG cadre) to plan for extortion in town area on July 17 and arrested. On completion of all necessary procedures, the accused was forwarded to judicial custody on July 28, informed PRO.

Awareness on Inner Wheel Club Dimapur ‘INSPIRE exhibition and project HIV & AIDS, competition 2017’ part-1 culminates substance abuse holds installation ceremony

INSPIRE exhibition & project competition 2017 winners and others. (NP) Correspondent KO H I M A , J U L 2 9 (NPN): State level “I NSP I R E exhibition & project competition 2017” part-1concluded organised by State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT) in collaboration with the Department of Science & Te c h n o l o g y ( D S T ) g ove r n m e n t o f I n d i a under innovative in science K

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pursuit for inspired research (INSPIRE) program concluded on July 27. The competition was held for students from Kohima, Wokha, Mokokchung, Zunheboto districts under INSPIRE Award Scheme at State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), Kohima under the theme “million minds augmenting national aspiration and

knowledge”. The INSPIRE awards aims to motivate students in the age group of 10-15 years of class 6-10 students to pursue science and a career in research. A project on the topic “green electricity production project” by Vivotsonuo Sorhie from Mezhur Higher Secondary S c h o o l wa s a d j u d ge d the first position while Vijayanand V. Thomas

from St. Mary’s Higher Secondary project on “save the earth from polythene and other waste material p r o j e c t ” a n d Ku m a r i Akancha from Vikesel’s Vision School project on “floor cleaning machine project” bagged the second and third position respectively. Delivering a short speech, additional director S C E RT, T. S e k h o s e, encouraged students to continue their interest in making better projects adding that there has been significant progress in the projects. He also encouraged the students to explore more opportunities and goals other than aiming to become a doctor or an engineer. The organisers have also informed that second part of the exhibition would be held at Government Higher Secondary School, Nagarajan, Dimapur on August 9. Thereafter the winner of the exhibition would represent Nagaland at the national level to be held at Delhi. Altogether 14 students from eight schools took part in the competition.

DIMAPUR: One day awareness programme on Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) & Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and substance abuse with the trainees (pre-service and in-service) was held on July 27, at District Institute of Education and Training (DIET) Mon. In the programme, SMO, District Hospital M o n ( D H M ) , D r. Supongmeren, spoke on the topic “HIV & AIDSprevention, treatment and myths and misconception” while OST counselor District Hospital Mon, Ingaupeule Zeliang, spoke on “the basics of substance abuse”. DA P C U, D P O Longyim Tzudir, thanked the District Institute of Education and Training Mon for organising the programme. Tzudir further assured that as teachers, they will be messengers in educating youngsters to combat HIV & AIDS. The programme was attended by trainees a l o n g w i t h f a c u l t i e s. Earlier, welcome address was delivered by DIET Mon, vice principal, B. Rolland.

Members of Inner Wheel Club and others at the installation programme. DIMAPUR: Inner Wheel Club of Dimapur organised its 4th Installation ceremony on July 28 at Rotary Centre, Midland with Rtn R S Pa n e s a r, t h e f o u n d e r chairperson and AG Zone IX, RI Dist 3240 as the guest of honour. I n t h e c e r e m o n y, installation officer-cumchief guest PDG Rtn

Chandu Agarwal installed the new board of directors led by Jyotsna Singh as president, Anamika Saha as secretary and seven other members. The club reiterated its commitment to serve the society and to continue its flagship project of providing facilities to government schools under happy school program of

teach. The outgoing board was felicitated for the tremendous work done during the last inner wheel year. The programme was attended by members of Lions Club of Dimapur, Lions Club Blue Vanda Dimapur, Rotaract Club a n d Ro t a r y C l u b o f Dimapur. K

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Rev. C.S. Moon along with ‘Mission Naga 2017’ team on Saturday. (NP) mobilise thousands of new young Naga missionaries to serve as missionaries in the neighbouring non-Christian states of India and overseas so as to spread the word of Christ to the unreached group of people. Rev. Moon said “Mission Naga 2017” would also organise seminars, training programmes, resources and a travel team. He said the mission would open doors for thousands of Naga Christian college students to connect with mission agencies that could

educate and send them out all over India and other nations as well. The founder pointed out that “Mission Naga 2017” is a non-denominational and independent association of evangelical young adult which would lead to campus ministry organisations and “mission sending agencies” supported by the Withee Mission International and NMM. He said the objective of the mission was also to teach, share and challenge the Naga student partici-

DDLSA holds w’shop for GBs, DBs

Nitte University invites five students on Gov’s initiative

WEATHER FORECAST July 30

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 33 26 Aizawl

Partly sunny with a t-storm

27 21

Guwahati A thunderstorm in spots

34 27

A passing shower or two

30 22

Imphal

Itanagar Partly sunny, a stray t-storm 30 24 Shillong

Cloudy with a thunderstorm

25 19

Kohima

Rather cloudy with a t-storm

27 20

Dimapur A thunderstorm in spots Mkg

Cloudy with a thunderstorm

33 24 28 20

Tuensang Clouds and sun with a t-storm 23 16 Wokha

A thunderstorm in spots

27 22

Zunheboto Mostly cloudy with a t-storm 26 19

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, JUL 29 (NPN): Withee Mission Inter national (Korea), Christian Colleges and different Bible Colleges and seminaries in Nagaland have come together to organise “Mission Naga 2017” conference from July 31-August 3 at Eastern Bible College, Bank Colony Dimapur. Informing this to Nagaland Post, founder of Withee Mission International, Rev. C.S. Moon said the mission aims to

DDLSA members along with GBs and DBs after the programme. D I M A P U R : O n e d ay workshop cum training for Gaonburas and Dobashis on the Rules of Administration of Justice and Police, 1937, and the Nagaland Village Councils Act, 1978 was organised by Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) on July 27 at the conference hall of deputy commissioner Dimapur. Panel lawyer DDLSA,

Zuchumpeni Ngullie and panel lawyer NSLSA, Glory Sema were the resource persons. During the programme, queries were fielded during the discussion session on topics ranging from Article 371-A of the constitution to proposals for the framing of service rules of Dobashis. While delivering vote of thanks, secretary DDLSA and chief judicial mag-

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istrate, Dimapur, Ajongba Imchen reminded the GBs and DBs that the village councils had a statutory mandate to act as an auxiliary to the district administration. Ajongba encouraged the participants to discharge their duties keeping in mind the welfare of the public. The programme was chaired by panel lawyer DDLSA, Khumchuba Chang.

Mkg police destroys IMFL

Dimapur: Mokokchung Police on Saturday destroyed 70 cases of liquor at PI court premises. The seized liquor cases were registered under NLTP Act at Mokokchung police station II.

DIMAPUR: At the initiative of the Governor P.B. Acharya, Nitte University, Mangalore has invited five students each from Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh as “guests of Nitte University” to visit Mangalore and Udipi, which is the hometown of the governor, on September 2-9. According to press note by PRO to Governor, selected students will be joining 20 students from T. Ramona College and Aizawl West College of Mizoram and that all expenses of the tour will be borne by Nitte University. PRO said the exchange programme is facilitated and coordinated by Indian National Fellowship Centre (INFC), Mumbai Welcoming the gesture of the university, Acharya said that providing exposure opportunity to the students from strategic border area state like Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland and Mizoram would lay strong foundation for emotional and national integration. The governor wished that other premier universities in different parts of the country also initiate such goodwill gesture for people of north east India.

pants so that they may experience spiritual awakening and rise up to the call of world evangelization and to produce dedicated workers for world missions. Rev Moon also said that the mission would share the vision of world evangelization with students and leaders of Asia and the whole world to start a world-wide student mission movement with the firm belief that the missionary work of God has historically begun with student mission movements. The speakers in conference would be, Professor of Missiology, GardnerWebb University, USA and chairman of North America Educators Global Diaspora Network; Dr. Tereso Casino, Professor of Intercultural Studies, Vision University, Korea, Catalyst & Advisor, Lausanne Diaspora Director, Withee Mission International, Director, Feed The Children, Korea; Rev. C.S. Moon; Rev. Dr. Hevukhu Achumi and Rev. Dr. D. Dozo, Bengal State Government, chief lawyer, Attorney Kuttubindu, MoveIn, Canada, Samuel Fredrick, MD, KoreanAmerica Hospital, Luke CM Lee.

USTM felicitates Emilo Konyak DIMAPUR: University of Science and Technology, Meghalaya (USTM) in its university public relations day on Saturday felicitated Nagaland Post, correspondent, Emilo Konyak and other media persons in recognition for their contribution in the field of journalism. Speaking at the event held at Hotel Landmark, Guwahati, Chancellor, USTM and Chairman of ERD Foundation, Mahbubul Hoque, said USTM PR day was a special event organised for the media fraternity where the university take the opportunity to recognise the efforts of journalist from across the region. He said “We strongly feel that journalists play a very important role in bringing about a change in the society.” I n her a c c e pta nc e speech, Emilo thanked the Education Research and Development Foundation for the recognition and the jury members for nominating her for the “prestigious award”. She attributed her success to Nagaland Post, Editor-in-chief Sir Geoffery Yaden and Nagaland Post executive editor & director, Aochuba Yaden for being her “driving force”. She added that her editor has been her mentor, guide and inspiration. She also thanked

Emilo Konyak being felicitated on Saturday.

her husband, parents and in-laws for their support and encouragement. Emilo said that her work for “free speech” has made her a better and more responsible citizen. She said the inherent power of the media has given corrupt and tyrannical governments sleepless nights and the fourth estate has immense power, to expose evil and cause positive change. Emilo said no matter what the consequences, journalism is a powerful job that comes with a high price and urged all media persons present to remember that success is always accompanied by huge challenges and urged them to be vigorous, vigilant for free press to have democracy blossom to its fullness. Other media persons awarded in the event includes, Nitumoni Saikia (Editor in Chief, Pratidin Times), Prasanta Rajguru (Executive Editor, Amar

Axom), Snigdha Sikha Borah (DY 365), Chaya Moni Bhuyan (Political Editor, News Live), Nasreen Habib (Editor, Eclectic), Mamta Misra (The Assam Tribune) and Bireshwar Das (Dainik Jugasankha). Dignitaries present at the event were former Governor of Meghalaya, R.S. Mooshahary; VC, AST, Dhiraj Bora and principal adviser, ERDF, Professor N.K. Chaudhury. The awards distribution program for the 2nd North East College Magazine competition was also held. The day was marked by award felicitation of media personalities, announcement of several educational schemes for the media by Education Research and Development Foundation (ERDF), Award distribution program of 2nd North East College Magazine competition and Presentation of USTM Report Card for the year gone by.

Two-day workshop on peace building DIMAPUR: Two-day workshop on peace building was organised by Clark Centre for Peace Research and Action (CCPRA) from July 27 to 28 at Clark Theological College (CTC). A press note by CCPRA programme coordinator, Imtiwala Imchen, stated the workshop implemented peace education through the stories of conflict zones from different parts of the world. The participants were also introduced to variety of peace educational methods applied in the workshop through the reading and interpretation of posters, documentary movies, en-

Participants of CCPRA workshop on peace building at CTC. gaging in group discussion and football match. The resource persons for the workshop were Dr. Leban Serto director, Centre for Peace Education Manipur and Technical Consultant, Caritas, India,

Mhonyamo Peace Counts, Wokha, Rev. Dr. Dhanbir Rai lecturer, CTC and Toshi Aier lecturer, CTC, who were all formerly trained under Berghof Foundation TOT programme. The workshop was at-

tended by the BD final year students consisting of 58 members. CTC, principal Rev Dr. Marnungsang gave away the certificates to all the participants to mark the successful completion of the workshop.

‘Greening Asetkong’ project completes one year DIMAPUR: Greening Asetkong, a five-year project towards a greener society and also about preserving the biodiversity launched by NLA Speaker, Dr. Imtiwapang, with support from Asetkong Kaketshir Telongjem Mungdang (AKTM) completed its one year with planting of exotic trees at Asetkong range on July 26. A press note by AKTM president, Alapong T. Jamir and general secretary, Jongshiyapang Aier stated as a mark of its one year anniversary, AKTM under the theme, “a tree for peace”

planted 500 saplings of pine and silver oak covering a stretch of more than 30 km along the AT-Road. During a brief prog r a m m e a t Ko b u l o n g, AKTM president Alapong Jamir urged the students not only to plant trees and mark the occasion but to nurture it with care as their personal responsibility. The aim of the project is to beautify the landscape of this small range into a “pollution free zone” and “natural carbon free zone. The project was AKTM president, Alapong Jamir and others planting a silver oak sapling at AT road. launched in July 26, 2016 and planted 2000 sapling in the first phase.

Excavator being used to fill the potholes. DIMAPUR: Notun Basti Council (NBC), Dimapur on Saturday conducted a social work that included levelling roads and patching potholes. Notun Basti Council stated that the conditions of the roads in the locality have not seen any improvement despite frequent appeals and reminders to the government and the MLA in concern. Lack of drainage and potholes have given way to water-logging which K

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further compounds the problem, stated NBC. NBC claimed that the roads in the locality were last metalled some 30 years ago with even the stone gravel that once supported the asphalt lost. NBC chairman, E. Jon Ezung said that the day’s initiative found support in the form of the DMC lending an excavator and a road roller. The rest of the fund for the work was donated by the residents and well wishers. K

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Manipur gets additional Rs 25 cr for improvement of road connectivity

Union minister Pon Radhakrishnan inspecting a landslide area along NH-37 on Saturday. (NP) Correspondent

I M P H A L , J ul 2 9 : Union minister of state for road transport, highways and shipping Pon Radhakrishnan Saturday announced an additional fund of Rs 25 crore for improvement of road

connectivity in Manipur. The Union minister, who arrived in Imphal o n Fr i d ay, i n s p e c t e d the conditions of the h i g h way s a l o n g w i t h top officials of National Highway Infrastructure Development Corporation Limited (NHIDCL) and

state PWD. After inspecting the highways, the minister announced that Union ministry of road transport, highways and shipping will sanction Rs 25 crore in addition to available ceiling of Rs 26 crore during 2017-18 for improvement of national highways in Manipur. The Union minister who talked on various initiatives of his ministry towards improvement of road connectivity in the state said that works costing Rs 1431 crore is being presently implemented for improvement of national highways in the state. He further said that his ministry has undertaken an important project costing Rs 162 crore for improvement of 220 km long stretch Imphal-Jiribam section of NH-37. The project will be completed by March, 2018. Radhakrishnan said that the 90 km long road

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Arms training provided to right wing activists in Assam: Cong

GUWAHATI, JUL 29 (AGENCIES): Assam Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) has alleged that arms training is being provided to Bajrang Dal and VHP volunteers in Assam to terrorise it and demanded action against those “practising this without a valid licence”. Assam Pradesh Congress Committee chief Ripun Bora told reporters here that as part of their organisational work in the state, the two right-wing outfits were imparting arms and lethal weapon training to their members in Geeta Ashram, in Hojai. He also alleged that the VHP’s women wing volunteers ‘Durga Vahini’ were also imparted with such training in Nalbari. Bora met Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and handed over

a memorandum to him, demanding action against “those practicing this without a valid licence”. He also sought steps to prevent such training in the state. The Congress leader also handed over a video of the said arms training to Singh and demanded action saying the state government had not taken any steps. “The Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad have committed a serious offence by imparting arms training to their workers. It will incite and encourage extremist activity. The training is being given with a motive to attack the rival parties that will jeopardise the peace in the state,” he said. The Assam Congress also urged the Centre to declare floods as a national calamity in the state.

from Tamenglong to Peren via Longdi Pabram has been declared “in-principle” national highway while Shangshak to Nampisha section has been included under the Bharat Mala scheme of Ministry. The construction of Barak and Makru bridges along the NH-37 with a cost of Rs 141.14 crore will be completed by March, 2020. T h e d e ve l o p m e n t of 162 km stretch of Churachandpur-Tuivai section of NH- 102 with a cost of Rs 168 crore is also expected to complete by March, 2018. Almost all the construction works on the national highways will be done by NHIDCL, the minister added. Earlier in the day, the Union minister inspected progress of improvement works of Imphal-Jiribam section of NH-37 along with the official of NHIDCL and Jowai, Jul 29 (Agencies): In another case of state PWD. extortion, three police personnel of Jowai Traffic Branch was suspended Friday after they were found carrying illegal extortion drive from truckers at 4th mile, Jowai bypass. The three are identified as UBC’s W.R.Suchiang, M.Laloo and P.Suchiang.The trio were using their own rape and murder of a minor girl. He vehicle (ML-04-0618) as they were found colleticing had been remanded to judicial custody money illegally from the truckers. The three police personnel were caught acting for one year. Insurgents of all hues have been killing those who have raped on a tipoff. West Jaintia Hills SP R Muthu informed women. Chief Minister N. Biren that a case has been registered against the three and Singh, who is in charge of the Home departmental enquiry will be conducted. Department, said, “The government takes a strong view of crimes against GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND women. For the first time we have set OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER : ZUNHEBOTO up a fast-track court to exclusively try NO.JUD.21/2017-18/66 Dt. Zbto the 26/07/2017 crimes against women. It will go a long way in protecting the women in Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Shri/Smti Kikheho Sumi of Khuwaboto the state.” Zbto, District Zunheboto has applied Police fear there could be more Colony for the issue of Succession Certificate/ killings since there have been instances Guardianship Certificate declaring that his/ of rape and other sexual crimes against her/ wife/husband Lt. Mughavi K Sumi, has expired on 28/05/2017. women.

3 policemen suspended for extortion in Meghalaya

Militants gun down alleged rapist in Manipur

Arms, ammunition seized from NSCN-IM cadres

CHANGPANG LAND OWNERS' UNION CONGRATULATIONS

The Changpang Land Owners' Union while taking the opportunity to congratulate Shri. Mmonlumo Kikon, the most dynamic and deserving Hon 'ble Minister for Geology and Mining & Border Affairs, Nagaland feels that the people of the area is blessed with such an assignment when it is needed he most. The Union hopefully pray for a change and development under your most able leadership. The Union also express its heartiest congratulations to our Hon'ble Chief Minister, Nagaland Shri. T. R. Zeliang for inducting our most efﬁcient leader Shri. Mmonlumo Kikon into the ministry.

Imphal, Jul 29 (Agencies): Assam Rifles personnel seized three weapons and 300 rounds of live ammunition from NSCN (IM) cadres in a vehicle check post set up by the force at Namphisa in Kamjong district of Manipur on Friday. The check post was set up by Assam Rifles acting on a tip-off that cadres of NSCN(IM) were to pass through the area with consignment of illegal arms and ammunitions, a source in Assam Rifles informed. The NSCN (IM) cadres were suspected to be involved in smuggling of weapons and ammunition and might have collected the same from a supplier from neighbouring Myanmar.

I T A N A G A R / G A N G T O K , J ul 29 (Agencies): The gover nment on Friday said it was working on an ambitious project to construct and improve 519 roads with a total length of 22,225 km in the border areas of the country. Replying to a question in the Lok Sabha, Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre said the project is being implemented in 14 states and maximum road length of 7,122 km is in Jammu and Kashmir followed by Arunachal Pradesh with 5,267 km. The armed forces have been seeking strengthening of road infrastructure in Arunachal Pradesh and Ja m mu a n d K a s h m i r considering their strategic importance. Bhamre said the project is being implemented as part of a five year plan (2015-2020). As per details provided by Bhamre, 37 roads with a total length of 910 km are being strengthened in Sikkim. Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) in March submitted a report ‘Construction of IndoChina Border Roads by Border Roads Organisation (BRO)’ in the Parliament cautioning that border roads were anything but ready.

(JERRY ODYUO) General Secretary Changpang Land Owners' Union

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NAGA PEOPLE'S FRONT (NPF) 5 GHASPANI-II A/C DIMAPUR DIST. : NAGALAND

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PRESS NOTE The N.P.F 5 Ghaspani-II A/C, welcomes and laud Dr. Kevingulie Khro (Retired) Addl. Director who has boldly and confidentially enrolled his membership under N.P.F 5 Ghaspani-II A/C as he being the son of the soil. The function was chaired by the A/C President. Mrs. Neisehuno Rino President (Women Wing) invoked God's blessing with a prayer, Advisor Mr. Bendang Longchar delivered the welcome note and Vice President, Lutlal Singson proposed the vote of thanks. In his (Dr. Kevingulie Khro) speech to the mammoth gathering he said that, he was not new to the place as his basic education started from Chakhroma Baptist English School (CBSE) Medziphema and Government High School, Medziphema, before he joined Government Service till he finally retired in the month of June 2017. He also reiterated to the elders, leaders and the A/C that, this area had built him up to the status of what he is today and said it's time for him to repay back and request the area public to help him out this time. He (Dr. Kevingulie Khro) also pictured out on the need and importance to develop the area, to be united irrespective of tribe and that together we can bring about drastic and constructive developmental works to the area that the A/C and area had been deprived for decades. Others who spoke at the function were G.B Salie Chüsi, former Chumukedima Town Council, chairman, Mr. Neichü Kuotsu, both the speakers requested and appealed to A/C and Area public to kindly recommend the Party ticket in favour of Dr. Kevingulie Khro for the A/C as he is keen and has deep concern particularly for 5 Ghaspani-II A/C, the place where his basic education started pioneered by his father Lt. Rev. Zhaviu Khro. Central Executive Council Member (C.E.C) N.P.F 5 Ghaspani-II A/C, V. Nakhro also briefed the gathering of the present political leadership crisis that, the state is undergoing at this juncture. N.P.F Central Secretaries Mr. T. Selie Makritsu and Lhousito Khro also appreciated and lauded Dr. Kevingulie Khro. Secretary T. Selie remarked that the A/C is really fortunate to have 3 to 4 N.P.F Central Office Bearers, Secretary Lhousito Khro also requested and asked Dr. Khro to prepare his ground works from now on for the Party ticket and to face any eventualities, he also remarked that, as the A/C in its earlier meetings resolved not to import and lobby for any candidate but, rather project on the ground reality for a winnable and prospective candidate most suitable for the A/C. Sd/(Kedokhotuo Seyie) President N.P.F 5 Ghaspani-II A/C, Dimapur : Nagaland.

Sd/(M. Alen Singson) General Secretary N.P.F 5 Ghaspani-II A/C, Dimapur: Nagaland.

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(CHUMJAMO KIKON) President Changpang Land Owners' Union

It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issued of the same.

(Tridibesh Roy) IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

Hello, Tssirenio (NU, Lumami) You have always stood by me, encourage and supported me. May you have the best Birthday. Wishing you a very Happy Birthday..!!! From: Mhademo S Kikon (SMK) ______________________ Dearest Alo “ixathi” May this day be the beginning of another beautiful year for you. may there be pleasant surprises, loads of Joy and infinite happiness wish you a very happy Birthday. With lots of love & care ixathi.. ______________________ Dearest yakso (Tssireni) You are very special and that’s why you need to be floated with lots of wishes.. Happy Birthday to the most loving friend... Your yakso Loreno.

2 die after consuming alcohol

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IMPHAL, Jul 29: Two people died and over 50 others were hospitalized after consuming alcohol in Manipur’s Imphal West district. Wangjam Herojit (36) and Oinam Shyamsing (55) died in a hospital in Imphal. Reports said that they were hospitalized at RIMS hospital, Imphal after they started vomiting after consuming locally brewed alcohol late Saturday evening. GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

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Dated Meluri the 25th July 2017

PUBLIC NOTICE

Whereas Shri/Smti Hoili T. Ngouri of Meluri has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 in order to claim family pension and other dues against her late husband Tsasietho. Therefore, public are hereby invited to file claims/objections if any within 30(thirty) days from the issue of this notice. If no objection is received from the public within the stipulated period, Succession Certificate shall be issued in her name. (Dr. Tinojongshi Chang) Additional Deputy Commissioner Meluri, Nagaland DP-7673

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The Viswema Youth Organisation (VYO) with immense pride extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. PULENO NEIKHA, D/o Eyongol Neikha India Women Team Coach 2. MENENU TSUKRU, D/o Nothuzol Tsukru Player Indian Women Team who won bronze medal in the 13th International De France Sepaktakraw Championship at Strasbourg France 2017. The Organisation is grateful for bringing good name to the people of Viswema and further prays that the Almighty God guide them in all the future endeavour. VISAKHOL KISO PUTHU VITSU Prsident, VYO Info. & Publicity Secy., VYO

(Order-V Rule-1,5,20) IN THE COURT OF SHRI. VICTO SEMA ADDITIONAL DIST. & SESSIONS JUDGE/CIVIL JUDGE (SR) CJM, KOHIMA : NAGALAND PLAINTIFF : THE VIJAYA BANK, KOHIMA BRANCH DEFENDANTS : Mrs. Lucy Murry and Mrs. A. Pretty Rio To, 1. Mrs. Lucy Murry, D/o Thechamo Murry, C/o Hill Express Office, Dakland Area/Colony Kohima, Nagaland. 2. Mrs. A. Pretty Rio, W/o Asa Rio, LDA, Office of the Executive Engineer PWD Housing, Central Division, Kohima, Nagaland. Whereas the Vijaya Bank, Kohima Branch has instituted suit against you for Rs. 4,51,259/-. You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all materials question relating to the suit on 25th Aug. 2017 at 11:00 AM without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and seal of the court this the 25th day of July 2017. ADDITIONAL DIST & SESSIONS JUDGE/ CIVIL JUDGE (SR) CIVIL JUDGE (JR)/CJM DC-1786(A) KOHIMA, NAGALAND.

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A massive manhunt had been launched to nab the accused, but no arrests have been made. The outlawed underground organisation, United National Liberation Front, has claimed responsibility for shooting Bobo. The outfit says that he had confessed to his crime. “He was given the exemplary punishment,” a spokesperson of the outfit said. Eye witness accounts said that three persons brought the blindfolded man in car around 8 p.m. and left immediately after shooting him in the head. Sources said that Bobo was arrested in 2003 in connection with the

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Imphal, Jul 29 (IANS): The Manipur government is facing a unique problem of militants killing persons accused of rape and other heinous crimes against women. A suspected rapist was on Friday night brought blindfolded to Imphal and shot dead with two bullets to the head, police said. Themheng Ngashangba, Imphal West district Police Superintendent, said, “Suspected militants brought a blindfolded man on Friday night at Tera in Imphal and shot him dead. The deceased was identified as Irom Bobo, 43. There were two gunshot injuries in the head.”

Hi HeLii,, Wishing a happy blessed born day, may you grow strong, grow healthy and may God bless you long life, and may you succeed all your dreams and wishes in your life. once again Happy birthday,. With prayer amu AKIVI. ______________________

(Order-V Rule-1,5,20) IN THE COURT OF SHRI. VICTO SEMA ADDITIONAL DIST. & SESSIONS JUDGE/CIVIL JUDGE (SR) CJM, KOHIMA : NAGALAND PLAINTIFF : THE VIJAYA BANK, KOHIMA BRANCH DEFENDANTS : MR. John Wanth and Mrs. Awale Kempo To, 1. Mr. John Wanth, S/o Shikha Wanth TSeminyu Townj Urban Near N.H. 61, Ph. No. 9436245242, Kohima, Nagaland. 2. Mrs. Awale Kemp, W/o John Wanth Employee/Staff of Medical Department Kohima, Nagaland. Whereas the Vijaya Bank, Kohima Branch has instituted suit against you for recovery of Rs. 7,28,785/-.You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all materials question relating to the suit on 25th Aug. 2017 at 11:00 AM without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and seal of the court this the 25th day of July 2017. ADDITIONAL DIST & SESSIONS JUDGE/ CIVIL JUDGE (SR) CIVIL JUDGE (JR)/CJM DC-1786(B) KOHIMA, NAGALAND.

(Order-V Rule-1,5,20) IN THE COURT OF SHRI. VICTO SEMA ADDITIONAL DIST. & SESSIONS JUDGE/CIVIL JUDGE (SR) CJM, KOHIMA : NAGALAND PLAINTIFF : THE VIJAYA BANK, KOHIMA BRANCH DEFENDANTS : Shri. Merenjongshi and Mrs. Tiamenla To, 1. Shri. Merenjongshi, S/o Nungsangkaba Inspector, Directorate of Industries & Commerce Kohima, Nagaland. 2. Mrs. Tiamenla, D/o T. Wati Ao, UDA, Directorate of Industries and Commerce Kohima, Nagaland. Whereas the Vijaya Bank, Kohima Branch has instituted suit against you for Rs.2,74,476/- . You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all materials question relating to the suit on 25th Aug. 2017 at 11:00 AM without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and seal of the court this the 25th day of July 2017. ADDITIONAL DIST & SESSIONS JUDGE/ CIVIL JUDGE (SR) CIVIL JUDGE (JR)/CJM DC-1786(C) KOHIMA, NAGALAND.

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(Order-V Rule-1,5,20) IN THE COURT OF SHRI. VICTO SEMA ADDITIONAL DIST. & SESSIONS JUDGE/CIVIL JUDGE (SR) CJM, KOHIMA : NAGALAND PLAINTIFF : THE VIJAYA BANK, KOHIMA BRANCH DEFENDANTS : Smti. Vekhozulu Kezo and Mrs. Ruyozulu Puro To, 1. Smti. Vekhozulu Kezo, D/o Late. Hazo UDA, Directorate of Agriculture, Kohima, Nagaland Ph. No. 9856136836 2. Mrs. Ruyozulu Puro, W/o T. Puro UDA, Directorate of Horticulture Kohima, Nagaland. Whereas the Vijaya Bank, Kohima Branch has instituted suit against you for Rs. 3,48,338/-. You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all materials question relating to the suit on 25th Aug. 2017 at 11:00 AM without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and seal of the court this the 25th day of July 2017. ADDITIONAL DIST & SESSIONS JUDGE/ CIVIL JUDGE (SR) CIVIL JUDGE (JR)/CJM KOHIMA, NAGALAND. DC-1786 (E)

(Order-V Rule-1,5,20) IN THE COURT OF SHRI. VICTO SEMA ADDITIONAL DIST. & SESSIONS JUDGE/CIVIL JUDGE (SR) CJM, KOHIMA : NAGALAND PLAINTIFF : THE VIJAYA BANK, KOHIMA BRANCH DEFENDANTS : Mr. Vizokholie and Mr. Kevisielie To, 1. Mr. Vizokholie, S/o Ruokuowhelie NB/S-B2, Vizo Grocery, C/o White Letter Box, Naga Bazar Kohima, Nagaland. 2. Mr. Kevisielie, S/o Late Khape Driver, SCERT Office, Kohima, Nagaland. Whereas the Vijaya Bank, Kohima Branch has instituted suit against you for Rs. 1,98,231/-. You are hereby summoned to appear before the Court in person or by pleader duly instructed and able to answer all materials question relating to the suit on 25th Aug. 2017 at 11:00 AM without fail. Take notice that in default of your appearance on the date mentioned, the suit will be heard and determined in your absence. Given under my hand and seal of the court this the 25th day of July 2017. ADDITIONAL DIST & SESSIONS JUDGE/ CIVIL JUDGE (SR) CIVIL JUDGE (JR)/CJM DC-1786(D) KOHIMA, NAGALAND.

Gorkhaland agitators strike again; 4 injured, 2 arrested

S i l i g u r i , J UL 2 9 (AGENCIES): Gorkhaland agitators sprung a surprise on authorities when they clashed with police, not in Darjeeling hills, but down at Sukna, close to Siliguri town on Saturday after days of lull. One GJM supporter and three policemen were injured near Rongtong Bridge, about 12 km from Siliguri, after police stopped GJM supporters from holding a rally with khukris, the traditional Gorkha knife, on Saturday. Nitin Chettri, a GJM leader, claimed that Ajay Chettri (30), who had come from Garidhura, about 20 km to the north of Siliguri, sustained severe injury when a teargas shell hit him on the head and that he was

BJD accuses Jual Oram of election fund irregularities Bhubaneswar, Jul 29 (IANS): With the BJP upping the ante against Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik over alleged poll funding irregularities, the ruling BJD on Saturday countered the charges and levelled dubious poll funding allegations against Union Minister Jual Oram. The Biju Janata Dal (BJD) alleged discrepancies in the election affidavit of Union Tribal Affairs Minister Jual Oram and sought his resignation on moral grounds. “There are severe discrepancies in the affidavit of Jual Oram submitted to the Election Commission of India (ECI) after the 2014 polls. We will move the ECI and may resort to knocking the door of the court seeking action against Oram,” said BJD MP Pinaki Mishra.

Police stopped GJM supporters from holding a rally with khukris, the traditional Gorkha knife, in Sukna on Saturday.

taken to the hospital. Angry GJM supporters pelted stones at the police and damaged several vehicles as police resorted to lathicharge and lobbed teargas shells to disperse the mob. Two GJM sup-

Ko l kat a , J u l 2 9 (IANS): Three more floodrelated deaths were reported in West Bengal, taking the toll to 31, even as Indian Air Force helicopters dropped food and medicines in marooned areas and rescued nine people in West Midnapore district. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said the situation had improved but could worsen again if more water was released from the dams. “Three more persons have died in the last 24

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Bastar, Jul 29 (IANS): Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi on Saturday attacked Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh and said he has not resigned even though his “family’s name” figured in the Panama Papers. “Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had to resign because his name figured in the Panama Papers. Here the name of Chief Minister’s family also figured in Panama Papers, but he (Raman Singh) didn’t resign,” Congress Gandhi said while addressing “Jan Adhikar” rally here. “How can he resign? He is the leader of the RSS (Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh) and the BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party),” Gandhi said. The Congress had targeted Raman Singh earlier also citing an International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) leak and said that “name of Raman Singh’s son Abhishek Singh figured in it”. The list spelt his name as “Abhishak Singh”, with “a” replacing “e” in his first name. A company -- Quest Heights Ltd -- was said to be registered in the name of “Abhishak Singh”. Lashing out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Congress leader said: “He speaks over corruption but he cannot see the corruption of his own leaders.” Gandhi said that in Chhattisgarh, the government was busy snatching the rights of the people of

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AIADMK bribery case: Court denies bail to middleman New Delhi, Jul 29 (IANS): A special court here on Saturday rejected the bail plea of alleged middleman and sidelined AIADMK leader T.T.V. Dinakaran’s aide Sukesh Chandrashekar in a bribery case. Special Judge Poonam Chaudhry denied bail to Sukesh Chandrashekar, who has sought bail on the ground that his custody was not required as the investigation regarding him was complete. Delhi Police had opposed the bail plea, saying investigation was still going on. Chandrashekar, who was arrested on April 16, was denied bail twice by a sessions court and then by the Delhi High Court. On July 14, the Delhi Police Crime Branch has filed chargesheet alleging Chandrashekar had conspired with Dhinakaran to bribe the Election Commission officials to get the ‘two leaves’ symbol for the Sasikala-led AIADMK (Amma) faction. Delhi Police has not chargesheeted Dinakaran yet but it told the court that a supplementary chargesheet will be filed against the other accused. Chandrashekar has been chargesheeted for alleged offences under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) including forgery of valuable security, forgery for purpose of cheating, using forged document as genuine, possessing a forged document, intending to use it as genuine and criminal conspiracy.

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Chandigarh/New Delhi, Jul 29 (IANS): The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has arrested an agent of a Chandigarhbased firm Uni Pay Group, which siphoned off Rs 600 crore from thousands of investors through its ponzi schemes, an official said on Saturday. The agency arrested Kamal K. Bakshi on Friday during its raids at five places in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh’s Ghazipur and Haryana’s Gurugram, Faridabad and Ambala. Bakshi, who had been absconding and was declared a proclaimed offender, was produced before a special court on Saturday that sent him to 14-day judicial custody in an ongoing Prevention of Money Laundering Act case being investigated by the ED against Unipay 2U Marketing Pvt Ltd and Unigateway2U Trading Pvt Ltd. “During its probe, we zeroed in on two of the active agents of Uni Pay Group, Bakshi and Arvind Kumar Singh, and accordingly conducted searches at five different places on Friday. Searches resulted in recovery of some immovable properties, jewellery, high-end cars estimated to be valued at Rs 4.18 crore, which have been seized,” an ED statement said. An ED official said that thousands of unsuspecting investors were systematically lured and cheated of Rs 600 crore by floating a ponzi or pyramid scheme assuring exorbitant returns.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 234 Dimapur, Sunday, JuLy 30, 2017

Reinventing India

ince 2014 after sweeping the Lok Sabha polls with a massive landslide and utterly decimating the Congress, the BJP hasn’t stopped its forward drive. In fact, the BJP has gone on top gear with polarising campaign to win elections, including municipal ones, as opposition parties shrink. India is witnessing a new phenomenon where the dominant party is permanently in election mode and indulging in insurrectionary politics which are keeping the nation in a perpetual state of agitation. This is what Modi and Shah have embarked upon and there is no stopping them from achieving their goal of making 2019 a target to become the only political party in history having absolute majority in parliament as well as in all states, if possible. The opposition parties have not woken up to the challenge and seem to be adrift and clueless. Today, the BJP is as determined as it is interested in capturing power even in local bodies such as the municipal councils or district bodies The party has made its intentions clear that it wants to convert all elections, be they for rural, municipal or district administrative bodies, into national elections. The party does this in three ways: end the dominance of local politics by promising a development agenda with national outlook; using social media to maximum effect to effectively spread the propaganda message. Thirdly, the BJP has decided to open its doors to major and minor leaders from all political parties. The BJP has done it in Assam, Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh and recently Bihar where it replaced the RJD as a coalition partner of Nitish Kumar. The BJP has set its sight on Odisha where a friendly Biju Janata Dal(BJD) is now at the receiving end. In Tamil Nadu also, the BJP is playing its cards well by ensuring that the ruling AIADMK continues to be in strife between two rival factions- OPS(O Panneer Selvam) versus EPS (chief minister E K Palaniswami). In West Bengal, the BJP has made no secret about using all means to defeat Mamata Banerjee. The party has played its card by tactical support to the agitators demanding Gorkhaland. The hara-kiri committed by NPF leaders has resulted in the party being split between the party organisation headed by party president Dr.Shürhozelie Liezietsü and the rebel legislature headed by chief minister T.R.Zeliang. The only national party which is still potentially capable of thwarting Modi and Shah, is the Congress which has its roots spread all across the nation. However, the BJP is not leaving anything to chance to achieve its vow of ‘mukth Congress Bharat’ or Congress-free India by 2019. In the last few years, the BJP has taken in many Congress leaders and workers and at the same time, used every means to hound Congress leaders like never before. One thing about Modi and Shah is to know that unexpected is widely expected. The Modi government likes to surprise, keeping its cards close to its chest until it has to play them. Modi is all-powerful and does not need to please anyone in his party and this has worked well to send a clear message within and beyond and all the while, the opposition still unable to fathom what they are up against.

DailyDevotion Do You See Jesus in Your Clouds?

Behold, He is coming with clouds… —Revelation 1:7 In the Bible clouds are always associated with God. Clouds are the sorrows, sufferings, or providential circumstances, within or without our personal lives, which actually seem to contradict the sovereignty of God. Yet it is through these very clouds that the Spirit of God is teaching us how to walk by faith. If there were never any clouds in our lives, we would have no faith. “The clouds are the dust of His feet” (Nahum 1:3). They are a sign that God is there. What a revelation it is to know that sorrow, bereavement, and suffering are actually the clouds that come along with God! God cannot come near us without clouds— He does not come in clear-shining brightness. It is not true to say that God wants to teach us something in our trials. Through every cloud He brings our way, He wants us to unlearnsomething. His purpose in using the cloud is to simplify our beliefs until our relationship with Him is exactly like that of a child— a relationship simply between God and our own souls, and where other people are but shadows. Until other people become shadows to us, clouds and darkness will be ours every once in a while. Is our relationship with God becoming more simple than it has ever been? There is a connection between the strange providential circumstances allowed by God and what we know of Him, and we have to learn to interpret the mysteries of life in the light of our knowledge of God. Until we can come face to face with the deepest, darkest fact of life without damaging our view of God’s character, we do not yet know Him. “…they were fearful as they entered the cloud” (Luke 9:34). Is there anyone except Jesus in your cloud? If so, it will only get darker until you get to the place where there is “no one anymore, but only Jesus …” (Mark 9:8; also see Mark 2:7).

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, July 30, 2017

Post-mortem

Plight of government World day against schools under Kiphire district trafficking in persons T “L et’s act now to protect and assist trafficking victims.” The United Nations member states adopted a resolution and designated July 30 as the World Day against Trafficking in Persons in 2013. The resolution declared that such a day was necessary to “raise awareness of the situation of victims of human trafficking and for the promotion and protection of their rights”. Human trafficking is a world menace, in which humans are traded, most commonly for the purpose of forced labour, sexual slavery or commercial sexual exploitation for the trafficker or others. It is the third largest organized crime after drugs and arms trade across the globe. In India, the North East states including Nagaland comprise one of the most vulnerable regions, where cases of human trafficking are increasing every year, though many go unreported. Sadly, trafficking of Naga girls is on the rise at an alarming rate, with Nagaland being a source, destination, and transit state for human trafficking. The Nagaland Police data indicates that in Nagaland, a person goes missing every fourth day, where 83 percent are below the age of 18 and 13 percent have been reportedly trafficked, and 35 percent are untraced.Human traffickinghas taken another form within our State, wherein many children from poorer communities are lured and brought to become domestic workers in homes. At the global level, the

here are many people keeping a close tab on the Supreme Court’s hearing of Aadhar and the Right to Privacy, because from then on, we either could have a fundamental privacy rights or we are coded for life. Experts view the forthcoming decision of the Court as to be “one of the most important legal decision in the world.” I, for one, have opted to stay out of aadhar enrollment till date and take comfort in the remaining minority around the country that have opted out too for the sake of security and ethical concerns. With over millions registered individuals – India’s unique identification is the world’s largest biometricsbased identification program. The program was started based on the Social Security Number (SSN) used in the U.S., however the aadhar program has extensively branched out into sensitive areas under the Modi government. The SSN is not based on biometrics while aadhar captures biometrics i.e., fingerprints and iris (eyes), which begs the question: what is biometric? Biometric in Greek means “life” and “to measure”. The basic premise of biometric authentication is that everyone is unique and can be identified by his/her intrinsic physical or

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) released a report in December 2016 on the Global Report on Trafficking in Persons whereby, it was found that Women and Children comprise 71% of human trafficking victims. As per the report, women and girls are trafficked for marriages and sexual slavery while men and boys are exploited for forced labour in mining sector, as porters and as soldiers. The International Labour Organization estimated around 21 million victims of forced labour around the World. With the world adopting the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development as of September 2015, through goals 5, 8, and 16, it calls for an end to trafficking and violence againstchildren, the need for measures against human trafficking and to strive for elimination of all forms of violence against and exploitation of women and children. On this World Day against Trafficking in Persons,the United Nations (UN) calls for attention to an international problem. It appeals for fighting against trafficking in persons by proclaiming this day in 2013 to inform about the situation of the victims and to stand up for their rights. Nearly every nation has to deal with this problem in one or the other way.On this World Day against Trafficking in Persons the Blue Heart Campaign against Human Trafficking is also executed. This initiative aims to support and strengthen the engagement and the participation of the public.

behavioral traits. The science of biometrics and its implications has advanced considerably with the advent of computerized databases and has its advantages, no doubt. But the problem is that aadhar is an Identification Number i.e., biometrics is my single, universal, digital ID that is being linked to numerous private and public services. Contrarily the SSN is printed on a small paper card and does not carry even a photograph. The reason is that “A biometric identifier such as fingerprint can be an effective and highly accurate way to establish the identity of an individual, but it can also facilitate a much higher degree of tracking and profiling than would be appropriate for many transactions.” The U.S. government did try to introduce a biometric-linked ID card but the citizens were critical and opposed it; the proposal was dropped.NandanNilekani, the man behind UIDAI, while explaining the differences between the SSN and Aadhar, said aadhar had been designed “as an open platform on which you can build applications.” Simply put, under all the social welfare benefits smooth-talk, the use of aadhar by the financial sector could open up a $600 billion business providing authentication

aving being witnessing the recent political situation in Nagaland, I am reminded of a story my father told me long ago. It goes “One day a man found a snake while returning from his field; almost lifeless and on the verge of death from the chilling cold and the rain. He felt sad and pity for the poor snake surrendering to the cruel forces of nature, and so he decided to help the snake. He took the snake home, wrapped a warm cloth around it and put it near the fireplace. Gradually, the snake gained consciousness and slowly recovers its natural strength. And then, the first thing the snake did was, it tried to bite the man who saved him. This is a snake and snakes always do what it does, no matter who saved them”. Snakes have been known for their persuasive and backbiters since the beginning of time with Adam and Eve. Had it not being for the snake, we would still be

The logo in shape of a blue heart stands for the sorrow of the victims and the coldness of the offenders. Looking at the issue within our State, effective strategies and preventive measures are required to bring this to an end. The work carried out by the State Women Commission in reaching out to all the districts in creating awareness about human trafficking is commendable. An onerous task lies before us all to prevent and contain this menace. Convergence of all stakeholders, such as – allied departments, law enforcement agencies, the Church, NGOs and other relevant agencies, and most importantly, the communities, is crucial in order to curb human trafficking which has become a glaring threat to our society. Since its inception, the State Resource Centre for Women has been doing its bit by holding consultative meetings, workshops and awareness programs on the issue.The SRCWis the nodal agency, implementing the Universalisation of Women Helpline Scheme. All women and girls in distress can dial the Women Helpline (181) for help in any crisis situation.On this day, in concurrence with the United Nations’theme for the 2017 World Day against Trafficking in Humans, the SRCW takes this opportunity to call on all citizens to “act now to protect and assist trafficking victims.” Meneno V., SRCW Nagaland Chapter, Kohima

he Govt. Schools under Kiphire district is almost all in deteriorated conditions, which seems beyond the reach of the concern department and the Government. The Govt. School buildings in some villages like Phelunger, Amahator and even the lone Govt. Yangphi High School at Kiphire HQ, which are believed to be completed are still at stake. Whereas, knowing the importance of human resouce foundation despite its backwardness and economic conditions it has echoed out its hue and cry from various corner, in order to reach up to sudden standard to promote and safeguard the lack of basic amenities at the schools. Perhaps, these are the reasons that might have left even the lone Govt. Higher Secondary School, Kiphire HQ. in inexpressible. Yearly high school leaving students are increasing but are running into chaos to get admitted in lone Govt. Higher secondary school due to limited seats, which is out of school building conditions, only one post graduate teacher each in every subject and beside this the secondary school building is running the classes with understanding from concern contractor. This shows how obligatorily the Govt. look upon or is it because of obligatory that this lone govt secondary school exists for the sake of form only? The concern department at the district, the school authorities and the school managing boards for sure a yearly meeting reports are submitting to the head of department for the Govt to look into; and various organization may have apprised upon on redressing the grievances. But often we see the concern authorities after some fanfare again comes its ever beaten path ‘normalcy’ which is another name for apathy, negligence in performing ones duty upon the grievances and they are

Aadhar and privacy

and identification services using aadhar as a platform. In short, it has more uses but fewer safeguards. The problem with biometrics is that people inadverdently leave their fingerprints on many surfaces they touch which can be recreated with silicone technology, while voices can be easily recorded on devices, likewise people leave DNA samples everywhere they go. PM Modi proudly put it “your thumbprint is your bank.” How secure can technology be from technology? Millions of Indians have been linked to bank accounts, ration lists, educational records for scholarships, sim card, PAN card, etc. In the worst case scenario of data breach or ID theft, millions could be affected. Out of more than 500 aadhar enrolling centres under the UIDAI across the country, anyone of them could go rogue and still the agencies/UIDAI cannot be held accountable. It is not only the case of data breach, hacker virus or ID theft that concerns but in this day and age, technology has been progressing at a very rapid pace that tech developers are into artificial intelligence (AI). According to a computer scientist at the University of California, AI systems may reach a turning point when they gain the ability to

understand language at the level of a college student. It means that AI systems could read everything the human race has ever written in every language digitally (basically everything), providing them with far more knowledge than any individual human. Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla Motors and SpaceX has even warned US governors to get educated and start considering ways to regulate AI in order to ward off the threat. “Once there is awareness, people will be extremely afraid,” he said. These are some of the basis on which doomsday predictions have found solid ground, though I will steer clear from this topic altogether. Without a privacy law at the same time with the changing dynamics of technology development in the near decades, even biometrics cannot be 100% secure. The case of privacy has become multi-dimensional and it is wrong on the part of the central government to assume that privacy is an elitist concept based on developed countries because privacy concerns even the poorest sections of the society and is a glaring entity in the light of technological advancement and its implications. Aadharvs privacy debate could arguably be the ‘turning point’ in the course of modern society and all it

The worth of Naga elders in the Garden of Eden! Nagas are known for their extraordinary courage and truthfulness. There has been countless testimonies of their bravery and honesty throughout the Naga history. There was no place for cowards and weak hearted as evidence from the head hunting days. Nagas were known for their support to societal welfare and selfless service. Nagas were known to disowned and excommunicated persons who are a threat to the society by the people including the closest of the culprit. Nagas were known to support good people in times of hardships and difficulties with consorted effort from the whole community. Nagas were known to take advice from the elders who are laden with wisdom. Nagas were known to have classless/ casteless society where no one is more important than the other. With the coming of Christianity and modernization, Nagas

could have been strengthening these core values which make us distinctively unique. And these values are the reason that Nagas embrace Christianity as they blend with the values and ethics of a Christian. But sadly today, we, the Naga Christians seem to be indulging more in the non-Christian values but rather anti-Christian values. If Nagas follow the core values which Nagas were known for, it would have been more Christened! Nagaland today is the best example of a failed government: corruption, extortion, ‘ism, crime, the rush to grasp power and money in the worst imaginable ways, treachery and selfishness. Name anything related to a failed government and Government of Nagaland has the best demonstration in full disclosure of its people. Chaos and non development is the name of the new government! Where is the integrity and values of these

also too busy than to look after where it are neglected. So, the authorities might feel that as the new classes of populous are not sending their children to this category of school let the Govt schools be deteriorated. Thus, these factors might have also gave growth in flourishing private schools rapidly even to this far-flung area, whose ever increasing demand in human resource are at height to par with the rest of mainland. However, with its demands the economic conditions of the pulpous are unaffordable on the private schools where even the high and middle classes people are finding difficult to meet on its school fees, uniforms culture etc annually. Besides, the Govt. Teachers are also exploited when they are not paid their normal salaries in time, than what would students except from such, whose dedication and devotion are less bothered upon? As such some teachers are more worried about redressing their grievances instead of attending their duties for its student’s welfare. Hence, who is to blame and is the department concern satisfied of its responsible? Also when Govt. Schools does not produces good results, if a trained teacher placed incapable and inexperienced teacher as his/her substitute or trained teachers attached to office etc, what would the helpless students except where without having taught or completing the syllabus shouldering all by themselves the status of Govt. School students? Therefore, the department concern should look into the plights for all round development, to promote in safeguarding the govt. schools under Kiphire district in the interest of its students. Justin Khatomong T., Former Executive Chairman, United Sangtam Students’ Conference

stands for upon which other countries could follow suit. Admittedly, the State should have means to keep citizens in check in extreme cases of terrorism and criminal activities etc but the accumulation of over millions of biometric data that is being made to mandatorily be linked to other sensitive sectors has an exponential chance of being misused or exploited and is surely headed towards a totalitarian society in the future. It is a common attitude that many citizens does not care whether they are being tracked or not (I have nothing to hide attitude) or simply do not worry about their online activities unless they do anything illegal. But this is biometrics we are concerned about which is entirely a different ball game. Aadhar based biometrics increases the risk of banking fraud and ID theft. It is not a question of how, but when. For the first half of the year, the government ran almost free mandating aadhar to be seeded with every possible public and private database with the objective to create an ‘eco-system’ of personal data which will monetize information; this was done without creating adequate digital and legal safeguards around these issues. So this

so called leaders? Are they not ashamed to behave this way in front of its people? Are they so drunk in power and money that they stripped themselves naked and feel nothing? The public are now ashamed to call them their leaders. The time for awakening has come. It is high time the elders step in. Nagas are desperately in need of wisdom and advice from the elders at this juncture. I, for once, would love to see the elders step in, pulled the ears of these stray politicians and said “Enough is enough, son; you have done much damage, we will not let you do anymore!”. Oh! What a great relief and satisfaction it will be, if it happens. If not, these politicians are going to make history in, not only degrading themselves but will sell Nagas at so cheap a price that Nagas will no longer guess what they are really worth for! Visato Kiso

debate in the Supreme Court is a very welcome development because privacy have not been absolutely defined. It is remarkable when different disciplines interprets the meaning of privacy in their own perspectives and brings about more dynamics to it. For instance, privacy is interpreted by lawyers with an angle on civil liberties, technicians are more concerned with a perspective on ‘data security’, various academicians have their own angles to it, while some antiaadhar individuals like me does not want to be profiled based on my DNA and will not self-censor to endanger my freedom. And there are the fatalists ‘end of times’ sentiments. It is also a relieve that few states such as Karnataka, W. Bengal, Punjab and Puducherry are seeking to intervene in the ongoing hearing against the central government. The Supreme Court is placed in a critical juncture in the history of modern civilization as its decision could affect not only the plus 1.2 billion Indian citizens but would resonate with other developed and developing nations as well. It is hoped that the highest form of intelligence prevails. Wangtok Konyak, Mon Town

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Problems faced by residents in Naharbari Sir,

The rainfalls which had been causing soil erosions etc. to many residents in and around Dimapur, is deplorable, but cries of victims may not have been heard due to different reasons, especially in Naharbari behind Boro Baptist church. The river water by the rainfall that flows through Dhansiri river in Dimapur, has become detrimental to many residents by the soil erosions, lost of properties etc. but without compensations or river protections or etc. from concerned department victims are helpless. Residents from behind Boro Baptist church in Naharbari, Dimapur calls for attention to the problems faced by the residents. Razouvonuo Thong, Naharbari, Dimapur

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(Ghulam Nabi Azad) and Anand Sharma had made objectionable statements to defame Gujarat. They said Gujarat which was earlier a safe haven for state encounters has witnessed kidnapping of an MLA for stealing of votes. The leader of the opposition, chief whip (in Gujarat) ... have deserted the (Congress) party, MLAs are quitting...,” Naqvi said asking the opposition to apologise to Gujarat. Asking the Congress members to indulge in “self introspection”, he said despite “getting (politically) battered, the party has not realised the gravity (Inka band- baaja baj chuka hai, aur uske baad bhi inko ehsaas nahin hai)”. In the morning session, Deputy Chairman P J Kurien first adjourned the proceedings for 10 minutes soon after the House assembled as Congress leaders, including Ghulam Nabi Azad and Anand Sharma, raised the

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issue. Similar scenes were repeated. Azad said he was not raising the issue of three Congress MLAs who had resigned from the party, one of whom was named the BJP candidate for Rajya Sabha polls. He said Punabhai Gamit, MLA from reserved constituency of Vyara, after attending district Congress executive committee, had gone for a tea to another MLA’s house when district superintendent of police “abducted” him. The police officer, he alleged, told the MLA that Congress has decided not to give him a ticket for the upcoming assembly elections and he should leave the party and join BJP. Azad alleged that the police officer who picked the Congress MLA up was the one who was arrested in a fake encounter case. The MLA managed to flee when he asked the police officer to allow him to get a changeover of clothes, he claimed. “You are stealing MLAs by using the police (to garner votes),” Azad said, adding “You should be ashamed.” Outside the House, BJP termed Congress allegations as baseless and asked them to do self assessment about why even its senior most leaders are fed up with the party. “Congress allegations imply as if entire Congress is tradable. It is ironic that even their leader of opposition has quit the party even then they are accusing the BJP,” said BJP spokesperson Anil Baluni. He said exodus of Congress MLAs reflects inefficiency of leadership.

JAMMU, JUL 29 (AGENCIES): The BJP appears hurt with J&K chief minister Mehbooba Mufti praising Indira Gandhi and also threatening that any tinkering with the Article 35A that grants J&K legislature powers to define state’s permanent residents would have adverse repercussions in Jammu and Kashmir. The BJP that shares power in J&K with Mehbooba’s PDP on Saturday reacted strongly by asserting that her statement on Article 35A does not depict true picture and is politically incorrect. The Constitutional provision deprives women of J&K of their fundamental rights and nationalism cannot be tagged with the Article 35A. Mehbooba appears to have targeted the BJP when she said: “For me India is Indira Gandhi. Maybe some people won’t like it, but she was India. While I was growing up, she represented India for me.” This indicates the strains that have come to the fore between the PDP and BJP particularly due to delay in implementation of the Agenda of Alliance signed by the two parties. Mehbooba in her speech at the 18th foundation day of the PDP on Saturday at Srinagar appeared upset with the BJP when she questioned as to why voices of closing the two centres for trade with Pakistan occupied Kashmir (POK) were being raised on the pretext of hawala money and drugs for secessionist activity coming through these places. No such demand is made when drugs are smuggled

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through the Wagha border in Punjab. She said “PDP will not allow closure of cross-LoC trade and continue to work towards opening more routes across LoC with POK”. Mehbooba appealed all politicians of J&K, including Farooq Abdullah of NC and Ghulam Nabi Azad of Congress, to come together for resolution of all issues related to Jammu and Kashmir. BJP chief spokesman Sunil Sethi reacted to Mehbooba’s assertion on Article 35A by claiming that the provision was introduced in the Constitution of India through process of the Article 370 and in fact has lead to only disparity and inequalities in the state . As the Article 35 A saves state subject laws from applicability of concept of equality, it has lead to a situation on unequal treatment of female state subjects and their children within state. Sethi in a statement said that though BJP stands by Agenda of Alliance and won’t seek alteration of existing Constitutional position, but it is equally true that the Article 35 A has created more harm to the state than any other provision of law.

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New Delhi, Jul 29 (IANS): Rattled by the resignation of half a dozen of its legislators in Gujarat ahead of the August 8 Rajya Sabha elections, the Congress on Saturday approached the Election Commission here on Saturday and demanded a high level probe into alleged horse trading by the BJP. A delegation of senior Congress leaders - Ghulam Nabi Azad, Anand Sharma, Manish Tiwari, Abhishek Manu Singhvi and Vivek Tankha met the EC and submitted a memorandum.

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(From p-1) He also appreciated the initiative of Kohima village youth organization and Kohima village council for clean election. Speaking to the media persons outside polling station No. 13 (Khedi Baptist HSS), former chief minister and president NPF, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu said though it was a byeelection it was a big fight as all the other state leaders were against him. He alleged that his opponent candidate was a proxy candidate. Earlier, independent candidate, Kekhrie Yhome, speaking to the media persons outside the polling station after casting his vote, said he was grateful to the Kohima village youth organization and village Panchayat for clean election initiative.

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ficers availed of LTC while visiting a foreign country,” read the CAG report tabled in Parliament on Friday. The national auditor said it reflected the “systemic failure of internal control” in the IAF. The CAG report said the leave travel claims of the officers were entertained despite the journey from origin to a foreign country not even touching any Indian station. “Admitting such LTC claims and payments amounting to Rs 82.58 lakh was not only irregular but also in gross violation of the government policy on LTC,” the report said.

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M um b ai , J ul 2 9 (IANS): The Maharashtra Congress on Saturday demanded that Governor C.V. Rao accept moral responsibility for the mess in declaring this year’s Mumbai University examinations and resign. In a strong statement, state Congress spokesperson Sachin Sawant also demanded that the Mumbai University Vice Chancellor Sanjay Deshmukh be sacked and Education Minister Vinod Tawde and Minister of State for Higher and Technical Education Ravindra Waikar be dismissed from the cabinet. Terming the crises plaguing the university as “extremely serious”, Sawant alleged that the ‘RSS ideology’ has held the education system in the state ‘to ransom’ and

New Delhi, JUL 29 (AGENCIES): Dozens of Indian Air Force (IAF) officers violated defence travel regulations by claiming allowances after visiting foreign countries, causing a loss of more than Rs 82 lakh to the exchequer, the Comptroller and Auditor General has found. Under the regula tions, military officers can claim leave travel concessions (LTC) only for visits within India when they are on leave. “We examined records pertaining to the period 2010-15 and found that in 49 cases, IAF of-

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NEW DELHI, JUL 29 (AGENCIES): Rajya Sabha witnessed an uproar on Friday as Congress MPs forced repeated adjournments of the House alleging that the Gujarat police had “abducted” an MLA in the state with an eye on influencing the outcome of the upcoming Rajya Sabha polls. The House was adjourned four times in the morning session as Congress members trooped into the well, raising anti-government slogans and charging the BJP with “stealing” MLAs to help its candidates win the Rajya Sabha polls. When the House met at 2.30 pm finally after four adjournments in the pre-lunch session, minister of state for parliamentary affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi demanded that the opposition tender an apology to Gujarat for tarnishing its image. “This morning during the Zero Hour and Question Hour, Leader of the Opposition

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United Nations, Jul 29 (IANS): India is the world’s third-biggest exporter of beef and is projected to hold on to that position over the next decade, according to a report by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation (OECD). OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook 2017-2026 report released here this week, said that India exported 1.56 million tonnes of beef last year and was expected to maintain “its position as the third-largest beef exporter, accounting for 16 per cent of global exports in 2026” by

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NEW DELHI, Jul 29 (PTI): Over 12 lakh businesses have applied for fresh registration under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime, Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia has said. Of these, while 10 lakh applications for registration have been approved, 2 lakh are still pending approval. “The figure of new registrations approved in GST crosses 10 lakhs today. About 2 lakh applications pending in process,” Revenue Secretary Hasmukh Adhia tweeted. Businesses have time till July 30 to register under the GST. Also during the course of the year, if a business becomes liable to register under GST, it needs to apply for registration within 30 days from becoming liable for it. Although businesses with turnover of up to Rs 20 lakh are exempt from GST and hence registration is not mandatory, traders and manufacturers are getting themselves registered so that the input tax credit can be passed on in the supply chain.

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support such an industry,” he said. He also said growth of middle class will increase consumption of petrochemical products “manifold” by 2030. “Global per capita consumption of polymers is 34 kg, so India at 10 kg will see manifold growth by 2030, spurring the growth of the industry,” he said. Pradhan said Centre was committed to see that the industry grows to meet demand. “We still have to import several building blocks. Like we have increased refining capacity, we will ensure that petrochemical requirements are also met,” said the minister. India’s petrochemical market is valued at USD 50 billion, which is expected to grow at a rate of 89 per cent.

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New Delhi, Jul 29 (Agencies): After the resounding success of Dzukou Tribal Kitchen’s first outlet in Hauz Khas, New Delhi, the authentic traditional Naga restaurant announces the launch of its second outlet in Kathmandu, Nepal. This launch is in sync with restaurant’s expansion plans across international markets and taking Naga cuisine to a global map. The new outlet of Dzukou Tribal Kitchen is located in Amrit Marg, Above House of Music, Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal. In Kathmandu, Dzukou Tribal Kitchen is all set to serve fresh, hot and delicious Naga cuisines while providing highly personable catering for entertaining musical events and other culinary festivals, all presented in traditional Naga ambience. As the restaurant’s name derives from the picturesque Dzukou valley in Nagaland, it gives an exact touch of Naga culture with beautiful interior decor. Dzukou Tribal Kitchen presents a harmonious blend of traditional and

providing tax information at their fingertips. “It will help to improve the image of the department,” added Jaitley while saying that the app will have many positive consequences. The module compiles various tax tools, live chat facility, dynamic updates, and important links to various processes within the Income Tax Department in a single module. The tax payers will also be able to receive regular updates regarding important tax dates, forms and notifications on mobile numbers registered with the ITD. All taxpayers who wish to receive such SMS alerts are advised to register their mobile numbers in the Aaykar Setu module.

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for several reasons, out of which the principle reason being technology. This app is designed to help discharge any queries of the citizens without any external help,” said Jaitley while addressing the reporters at the launch in New Delhi. Adding to this, he said that the app reduces the interface between the department, which is the assessing officer and the assessee in terms of the physical interface. Available in android version and desktop version, the new app is a new step by the Income Tax Department (ITD) to directly communicate with the taxpayers, on a range of multiple informative and useful tax services aimed at

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New Delhi, Jul 29 (Agencies): Amid reports of an extension of the last date to file for Income Tax returns, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) on Saturday while denying the same said no such proposal was made. The last date of filing returns, the chamber clarified would remain as July 31, while urging taxpayers to ensure complete adherence to norms and timely completion of the procedure. Earlier this month, to render better services to taxpayers and reduce grievances, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley launched the taxpayers service module and mobile app ‘Aaykar Setu’. “This is an important step forward by the CBDT

Gandhinagar, Jul 29 (PTI): The Centre is planning to set up petrochemical clusters in eastern, western and southern India, to spur growth of the sector amid increasing demand, union minister Dharmendra Pradhan said here Saturday. “We plan to set up a number of petrochemical clusters, two each in east and west coasts, and some in south India. They will be created (integrated with refineries) so that the entire chain is benefited,” Pradhan, who is the Minister of State (Independent Charges) for Petroleum and Natural Gas, said. “Globally we are seeing an increasing trend of setting up petrochemical complexes to maximise value chain of downstream products,” he said, while speaking at the 6th petrochemical conclave.

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as per the report of the administrator appointed for Sahara India Life, a sum of Rs 78 crore had already been “siphoned off in the name of security deposits,” and the promoters are no more “fit and proper”, the shareholders and company board are not keen in recovery plan and the company is mainly surviving on release of reserves. However, the situation may not continue for long as the new premiums of the company had come down significantly, it said. In June 2017, R.K. Sharma, a General Manager at the IRDAI, was appointed as Administrator for Sahara India Life to manage the affairs of the private life insurer. Based on the June 22 report of Sharma, the insurance regulator concluded that it is not in the best interests of policyholders to allow Sahara India Life to transact business further.

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C h e nna i , J u l 2 9 (IANS): The Indian insurance regulator has said that Rs 78 crore was siphoned off by Sahara India Life Insurance Ltd in the name of security deposits. The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) late on Friday also said the promoters of Sahara India Life Insurance Company were no more “fit and proper” persons, and ordered transfer of all policies to ICICI Prudential Life. The appointed date for the transfer of Sahara India Life to ICICI Prudential Life is July 31. The IRDAI has also ordered Sahara India Life to transfer Rs 25 crore to a separate account under the control of the regulator to meet any contingency expenses to be refunded a year later. In an order uploaded at the IRDAI website, its Chairman T.S. Vijayan said

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take all necessary steps to ensure the security of the American homeland and protect our allies in the region,” Trump said. The Nor th Korean ICBM tests carried out around 10.41 AM EST was launched from Mupyong-ni and travelled about 1000 km before splashing down in the Sea of Japan, the Pentagon Spokesman Navy Capt. Jeff Davis said. This was North Korea’s 12th missile test this year and second ICBM in less than a month. The provocative North Korea ICBM test comes in less than 24 hours of the Senate passing a bill to impose tough sanctions on Russia, North Korea and

Iran. Subsequent to the North Korean ICBM launch, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Joseph Dunford, and Commander, US Pacific Command, Admiral Harry Harris called the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman, General Lee Sun Jin. “During the call, Dunford and Harris expressed the ironclad commitment to the US-Republic of Korea alliance. The three leaders also discussed military response options. Harris joined Dunford in his Pentagon office to make the phone call,” Joint Chief of Staff Chairman’s spokesman Navy Capt. Greg Hicks said. Meanwhile the South

Korean and US militaries conducted a second combined training event to exercise assets countering North Korea’s missile launch/nuclear test, a media release said today. This exercise once again utilised the Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) and the Republic of Korea Hyunmoo Missile II, which fired missiles into territorial waters of South Korea along the East Coast on July 5. The ATACMS can be rapidly deployed and engaged and provides deepstrike precision capability, enabling the South KoreaUS alliance to engage a full array of time-critical targets under all weather conditions. “The missile North Korea just tested probably put US West Coast in range,” Congressman Brad Sherman, who is ranking member on the Foreign Affairs Asia and the Pacific Subcommittee, said in a tweet. “Now is the time to ramp up sanctions. China cannot have it both ways; it cannot do business as usual with the US and subsidising North Korea,” he said. “But we need to be ready to talk too, and ready to accept a freeze, something far less than denuclearisation for the foreseeable future,” Sherman added.

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ISLAMABAD, JUL 29 (PTI): Senior PML-N leader and former petroleum minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi will run the PML-N government as interim prime minister of Pakistan until Nawaz Sharif ’s brother Shehbaz is elected as member of parliament, according to Pakistan media reports. The Supreme Court yesterday disqualified 67-yearold Sharif for dishonesty and ruled that corruption cases be filed against him and his children over the Panama Papers scandal, forcing the embattled leader out of office. Geo TV reported that Pakistan Muslim LeagueNawaz (PML-N) has decided to appoint Shehbaz Sharif as Prime Minister in an informal meeting which went on for three hours. Former petroleum minister Abbasi will be appointed as interim prime minister to run the country until Shehbaz is elected as member of parliament, it added.

Hamburg knife attacker was ‘known Islamist’ gin, he had arrived in Germany in 2015, but was due to be deported as his application for asylum was rejected. The assault risks reopening a bitter debate over refugees two months before general elections, putting pressure on Chancellor Angela Merkel over her decision to open Germany’s borders in 2015, letting more

than a million asylum seekers in. “He was known as an Islamist but not a jihadist,” said the German port city’s interior minister Andy Grote, noting “there are indications of radicalisation”. But the minister stressed that while there could have been an Islamist motive for the attack, the suspect also suffered from

“psychological instability”. “It remains unclear which was the overriding element,” he said. Police piecing together the assault yesterday said the man had entered the supermarket and took a kitchen knife measuring around 20 cm from the shelves.

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1. The NPF Peren Division would like to put on record that the resolution of the NPF Central Executive Council emergency meeting (25th July, 2017), wherein it recommended for dissolution of NPF Peren Division and all frontal organizations for siding with expelled legislators, besides adopting other immoderate resolutions is nothing but a raw and immature decision of some few senior NPF Party functionaries to incapacitate the oldest regional party of the Northeast Region. 2. Perhaps, the so-called resolutions adopted at the said emergency meeting were precooked and adopted by handful party workers without giving any room for further debate or deliberation to the members present. Therefore, it lacked constitutional validity and is totally impracticable on ground. As such, the NPF Peren Division condemns such self-willed decision of some senior NPF party functionaries and fervently call upon all NPF Party workers to invalidate such fractious resolutions for the larger interest of the NPF party and the NPF led DAN Government. 3. The NPF Peren Division also reiterates that it still stands steadfastly by the NPF Party principle and will not resort to any anti-party activities. The moral support extended by the NPF Peren Division to Shri T.R.Zeliang, Hon’ble Chief Minister, is our bounden obligation since he was elected to be the leader from our constituency. Therefore, the support extended by us to Shri.T.R.Zeliang should be by no means be misconstrued as going against the wish of the NPF party and warrant the dissolution of NPF Peren Division. It should be understood by all sensible NPF Party workers that Shri. T.R.Zeliang has the support of more than two-third NPF legislators and he is still an NPF member. However, it is regrettable that some senior NPF party functionaries are casting aspersion on him and other party legislators by resorting to expulsion and suspension of MLAs from the party at their own whim and fancy. 4. Indeed, it also came as a shock to the NPF Peren Division that Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, a wise old man and senior most custodian of the NPF party, in whom we have high regard and respect failed to keep his promises but obdurately invoked a disastrous political game within the party by heeding to the ill advice of some selfish senior party functionaries, thereby placing the whole party into mess and jeopardy. In this regard, the NPF Peren Division still expect that Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu will exercise his grand-old-man wisdom with utmost magnanimity and redeem the NPF Party before it is too late, instead of issuing pertinacious expelling and suspension order on the NPF legislators. 5. In the light of the above, the NPF Peren Division appeals to all NPF Party workers to remain calm and join hands to salvage the party from complete annihilation, instead of creating further misunderstanding amongst the party workers by resolving radical resolutions or issuing dictatorial expulsion and suspension orders.

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organs in the country, able to root out the last vestiges of democratic checks and balances in favor of what many fear will be a singleparty authoritarian system. First Lady Cilia Flores, a candidate for the assembly, said it would create a commission to ensure those responsible for the current political upheaval “pay and learn their lesson.” Diosdado Cabello, first vice president of Venezuela’s socialist party, says the assembly will strip legislators in the opposition-controlled National Assembly of their immunity from prosecution. He said the office of Venezuela’s chief prosecutor, who recently became one of Maduro’s most outspoken critics, would be “turned upside down.”

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In view of the repeated disposing of dead bodies within the jurisdiction of Chumukedima 'A' village, the village authority seriously condemns such inhuman and barbaric act which is intolerable and unacceptable in our society. The Council also warns that sale of liquor, indulging in immoral act and anti-social activities will not be spared. DP-7659

Athalie Meyase, Secretary Chumukedima 'A' Village, Dimapur : Nagaland

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JAPU STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATES

The BJP Ralan Area Unit congratulates Shri. Mmhonlumo Kikon for being inducted as Cabinet Minister, Nagaland. We believe that with his induction as Geology & Mining & Border Affairs Minister would not only benefit the concerned department but also benefit the Nagas as a whole. The BJP Ralan Area Unit also extends its sincere thanks & gratitude to Shri. TR Zeliang, Chief Minister Nagaland and BJP leaders of both State & Central for reposing faith on our efficient and capable Legislator.

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money the government pays them.” Maduro called for a massive turnout Sunday for a vote to elect members of an assembly tasked with rewriting the 18-year-old constitution created under President Hugo Chavez. The opposition is boycotting because, it says, the vote called by Maduro was structured to ensure that his ruling socialist party dominates. The opposition says the government is so afraid of low turnout that it’s threatening to fire state workers who don’t vote, and take away social benefits like subsidized food from recipients who stay away from the polls. By Wednesday, the resulting National Constituent Assembly will become one of the most powerful

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The Bangkok Cafè and Cuisine, Dimapur, tenders a sincere and unconditional apology to the two valued customers whose images were uploaded on the restaurant’s Facebook page on 11.07.2017 by its administrators. The management offers no justification for the regrettable turn of events which has caused distress to all concerned. This event has also given us an occasion to review our in-house policy pertaining to all publications and content on social media. We once again express our deepest apologies to the two diners.

Bolivarian National Guards charge on antigovernment demonstrators in Caracas, Venezuela, Friday, July 28, 2017. (AP/PTI)

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Henivi Village Council would like to take this opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude to D.C Dimapur and S.D.O (Civil) Kuhuboto for providing immediate financial assistance to relief Henivi Villagers from suffering and trauma caused due to collapse of suspension bridge between Henivi and Samaguri Village via Purana Bazaar. We are deeply obliged for the financial help that has been extended to us in time of dire need. Henivi Village Council once again would like to acknowledge and thank Dimapur District Administration for being extremely supportive through this difficult time. Sd/Sd/Hd. G.B (Ato Kukau) Chairman Henivi Village Henivi Village Council

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H A M B U RG, J U L 2 9 (AFP): The suspect who killed a man with a knife in Hamburg supermarket was a known Islamist, German officials said today, adding that his motives remained unclear as he also suffered from psychological problems. Identified as a 26-yearold man of Palestinian ori-

C A R A C A S, J U L 2 9 (AGENCIES): Despite four months of deadly protests and the threat of U.S. sanctions, Venezuela on Saturday found itself 24 hours away from a consolidation of government power that appeared certain to drag the OPEC nation deeper into a crisis that has entire neighborhoods battling police and paramilitaries while the poor root for scraps in piles of trash, reports AP. In the opposition strongholds of relatively wealthy eastern Caracas, skinny teenagers manned barricades of tree branches, garbage and barbed wire torn from nearby buildings. Clashes with police began late Friday afternoon and lasted into the night. The months of violence has left at least 113 dead and nearly 2,000 wounded. The rest of the capital was calm. Across the city, residents said they wanted President Nicolas Maduro out of power but didn’t want to risk their lives or livelihoods taking on his socialist government and its backers. “I have a young daughter, I can’t risk anything happening to me,” said Maria Llanes, a 55-year-old flowerstore worker who lives in a south Caracas neighborhood dominated by armed pro-government motorcycle gangs. “What do I do, protest in this neighborhood, so that they kill me? This area’s run by a mafia loyal to the

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WA S H I N G TO N / B E I JING, JUL 29 (PTI): The intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test carried out by North Korea is a reckless and dangerous action by its authoritarian regime, says US President Donald Trump, asserting that Pyongyang has further isolated itself in the international community. North Korea yesterday launched an ICBM for the second time in a month, the Pentagon has said, a day after US Congress voted to impose new tougher sanctions against Russia, Iran and Pyongyang. “North Korea’s test launch today of another intercontinental ballistic missile—the second such test in less than a month—is only the latest reckless and dangerous action by the North Korean regime,” Trump said hours after Pyongyang carried out the provocative action. The United States condemns this test and rejects the regime’s claim that these tests—and these weapons— ensure North Korea’s security, he said, adding that in reality, they have the opposite effect. “By threatening the world, these weapons and tests further isolate North Korea, weaken its economy, and deprive its people. “The United States will

Crisis in Venezuela enters new phase with Sunday vote

Abbasi to be interim Pak PM

With immense pride and honour, the Japu Students' Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Rongpangmenla Longshir, D/o Mr. Imliakum Longshir for securing Top 10 position in BA (Political Science) from St. Edmunds College Shillong under NEHU and Smti. T. Amongla, W/o. Shri. Impang Lusang on her promotion to Deputy Manager (NIDC) Dimapur. The Union wishes them success in all their future endeavours.

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BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY Phek District, Nagaland.

CONGRATULATIONS

BJP Phek District would like to express our appreciation to Shri TR Zeliang, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Nagaland for inducting Mr. Imtilenba Sangtam and Mr. Mmhonlumo Kikon as Cabinet Minister, Dr. TM Lotha as Advisor and Mr. Paiwang Konyak as Parliamentary Secretary in the DAN ministry. The BJP Phek District congratulates Shri. Imtilenba Sangtam, a seasoned politician and fatherly figure in the party and Shri. Mmhonlumo Kikon, a dynamic and energetic youth leader for their new assignment as Ministers will uphold their responsibilities for a change. We are confident that under their leadership and the party led by the State BJP President Shri. VISASOLIE LHOUNGU and his team will bring the party to a greater height. BJP Phek District wish them success and assure our solidarity to their leadership. Sd/(NUCUTSO RUHO) K-2410 President, BJP, Phek District. OFFICE OF THE

NAGA PEOPLE’S FRONT 6TH TENING ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY HQ TENING TOWN

MEETING RESOLUTION The NPF Party 6th Tening Assembly Constituency had a general meeting on 29th July, 2017 at Tening Town and adopted the following resolutions: 1. The NPF 6 th Tening Assembly Constituency resolved to congratulate and convey its deep appreciation to Shri T.R. Zeliang, Hon'ble Chief Minister, Nagaland for appointing Shri. Namri Nchang as Parliamentary Secretary of Sericulture, HG & CD. 2. The NPF 6 th Tening Assembly Constituency strongly reaffirmed its support to the leadership of Shri T.R.Zeliang, Hon’ble Chief Minister in leading the NPF led DAN Government. 3. The NPF 6 th Tening Assembly Constituency also reaffirmed its commitment to the NPF party principle and to work for the betterment of the party in the near future. NAMKIAK President, NPF 6th Tening AC. K-2409

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Linkin Park dominate charts after Bennington’s death L inkin Park records are f looding the charts following the death of the band’s frontman Chester Bennington. Nine of the band’s albums are in this week’s top 100, five of which are inside the top 40. Lana Del Rey’s new album Lust for Life tops the chart, making it her third UK number one, according to the Official

Charts Company. Despacito is still number one in the singles chart, which it has now topped for 10 non-consecutive

Top five albums Artist Title 1) Lana Del Rey Lust for Life 2) Paul Heaton & Jacqui Abbott Crooked Calypso 3) Ed Sheeran Divide 4) Linkin Park Hybrid Theory 5) Linkin Park One More Light

Top five singles Artist Title 1) Luis Fonsi, Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber Despacito (Remix) 2) DJ Khaled, Rihanna and Bryson Tiller Wild Thoughts 3) French Montana ft Swae Lee Unforgettable 4) Calvin Harris, Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry & Big Sean Feels 5) Jonas Blue Mama

weeks. Linkin Park’s debut album Hybrid Theory is their highest-placing album at number four. It includes hit song In the End, which is the highestcharting Linkin Park entry on this week’s singles chart at number 14. The band have now become the first US band in 50 years to secure three albums in the top 10. In the singles chart, Luis Fonsi’s Despacito - featuring Daddy Yankee and Justin Bieber - becomes one of only five tracks to have reigned at number one on three separate occasions. Bieber’s 2015 hit What Do You Mean has previously achieved this record, making him the only artist to have achieved this twice. Following closely behind the Spanglish track is DJ Khaled’s Wild Thoughts, featuring Rihanna and Bryson Tiller, at number two. It’s been a great week for the three artists as the song has also been nominated for video of the year at the MTV Video Music Awards 2017.

Lana Del Rey earns third number one album with ‘Lust For Life’

ana Del Rey has ear ned her third number one album with the release of ‘Lust For Life’ last week. The album, which came out last Friday, overtook competition from ‘Crooked Calypso’ by Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott, which held the mid-week lead. ‘Crooked Calypso’ holds the number one spot on the Vinyl Album Chart. ‘Lust For Life’ is not yet out for release on vinyl. The success of ‘Lust For Life’ follows Lana’s earlier number one albums, the 2012 debut ‘Born To Die’, which sold a million copies, and 2014’s ‘Ultraviolence’. The new record is the first by Lana to

feature guest artists, including The Weeknd, A$AP Rocky and Stevie Nicks. Nine records by the band Linkin Park have also entered the official charts, following the tragic death of frontman Chester Bennington last week. Five of the records feature in the official Top 40, with three in the Top 10. Linkin Park are the first band in 50 years to achieve this. The 2000 debut ‘Hybrid Theory’ has peaked at number four, which is the same position it held when it was first released. The five Linkin Park albums to feature in the Top 40 this week are ‘Hybrid Theory’, ‘One More Light’, ‘Meteora’, ‘Minutes to Midnight’ and ‘A Thousand Suns’. Elsewhere, Dizzee Rascal’s ‘Raskit’ takes the tenth position, his fifth Top 10 album. In the singles chart, ‘Despacito’ has entered the number one position on a third occasion, making it one of only five records to do so.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Sunday, July 30, 2017

Opang releases single ‘To The Home In The Hills’

pang Jamir, frontman of the band Avancer, has released a single titled ‘To The Home In The Hills’, through YouTube. The song is talks about a person’s journey through the famous two highways that passes through the state, the National Highway 29 and Asian Highway 2. The song tries to recall the beauty, fun and the pleasant memories of a person traversing through those highways to go home even if those highways are riddled by potholes. The song was recorded at New Life Studio while the Music Video was directed by Vito Sumi from Reckless Film productions.

Harry Styles has the world’s most handsome eyes and chin, says science

n a report that everyone saw coming, science has confirmed that One Direction’s Harry Styles is objectively one of the species’ top-tier lookers, reports MTV. The repor t published by The Centre For Adva n c e d Fa c i a l Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery looks at The Golden Ratio (known as Phi) and how the symmetry of celebrities’ faces can be used to rank them in order of attractiveness. Nobody expects you to understand why you would want to do this but the quest for knowledge does not discriminate. Turns out that Styles has both the most handsome eyes. Supposedly, the distance between the eyes, divided by the length of the eye should equal 1.618 (known as Phi). Styles’ peepers are 98.15% of that perfect ratio. His chin is even closer to perfect status. For maximum attractiveness, the width of the chin at the

mid point where it goes in the most should be 1.618 times the length of the lip. Styles’ chin is 99.7% of this ratio. Recently, the One Direction singer turned solo star revealed that the longstanding rumour that he has four nipples is actually true. The singer appeared on Chelsea Handler’s TV show ‘Chelsea’ to promote his role in the acclaimed new Christopher Nolan movie ‘Dunkirk‘, when the urban legend was put to him. In related news, Styles also said that the reason behind ‘Dunkirk’s 12A age rating was because he couldn’t stop swearing on set.

Playing musical instrument may Christopher Nolan banned chairs, boost brain’s audio-motor connect water bottles on ‘Dunkirk’ set

Note Grid to hold ‘Soiree Musicale’

ote Grid School of Music and Media Studio, Dimapur will be holding a special evening of music called ‘Soiree Musicale’ on August 11 at IMC Hall, Dimapur. The event will be an evening for both the faculty and the students who all will be performing a wide range of pieces and songs in different set-up and genres. One of the main attractions of the event will be the Kid’s Choir which will feature some very happening

and upcoming young talents in the city. Faculty of the school including, Longden Longkumer, Wapong Ozukum, Toshimoa Jamir, Welly M Baruah, Jacob Hairang, Bendang, Sachumbeni and Areni along with some senior students will also be performing during the event. The organizers have invited music lovers to come and witness the event as entry to the event will be free.

s your son or daughter keen on learning to play a guitar or piano? Allow them, as according to a study, playing any musical instrument throughout life may help improve the connection between the brain’s hearing area and the motor zone. The findings showed that musical training produces an increase in audiomotor interactions in the right hemisphere at rest. “This indicates that when a musician trains and spends many years learning to play a musical instrument, there are more effective connections between the auditory and motor systems, which are the regions mainly involved in playing an instrument,” said Maraa Angeles Palomar-Garcia, researcher at the Universitat Jaume I (UJI) in Spain. Further, the research also revealed an adaptation in musicians’ brain areas responsible for controlling hand movement. Specifically, participants with mu-

post-production and CGI stuff,” Rylance told independent.co.uk. “He does things like he doesn’t like having chairs on set for actors or bottles of water, he’s very particular,” he added. Further talking why Nolan banned chairs and water bottles, Rylance’s co-star Barry Keoghan said: “They’re d i s t r a c - tions --

the noise of (the bottles), they’re like toys almost, playing around with toys. (The lack of chairs, meanwhile) keeps you on your toes, literally.”

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TZÜR OLD AGE HOME LONGJANG

With a great honour, the lmlomi Tughalokichemi Kuposhukulu acknowledges and congratulates Mr. Hukavi Chishi, S/o. Er. Vikishe Chishi and Rosa Humtsoe for securing Rank-1 in Nagaland under NEET 2017, and also for being the ﬁrst Imlomi Topper to undergo for MBBS Course. The Union also wishes him for bringing laurels to the Imlomians. The Union hopes that his dedication and hard work will be a source of inspiration for the younger generation particularly to lmlomians and Sumi in general. The Union also further, congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC 2017. Wishing them further success in their future endeavours.

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Impressionism - an art exhibition by Aniho Chishi at Muffets Pantry on view till July 31.

ctor Mark Rylance says that he and his co-stars Fionn Whitehead, Harry Styles and Tom Hardy were not allowed chairs and water bottles on the set of “Dunkirk”. Rylance says Nolan has various idiosyncrasies as a director. “Very much so; he’s very particular about using film and everything being real in front of the camera, so there were a lot of old techniques used in this film to make it look real. The flames on the water sical training had reduced of the brain to adapt to a and men swimming in connectivity between the particular situation,” says them; he really wants to motor regions that control César Avila. minimize the amount of both hands, but may have greater autonomy between their hands. This, “may reflect a greater skill with both hands for these musicians, compared to the participants who had no musical training, due to the need to use both hands in an independent and coordinated way to play their instrument,” Palomar-Garcia explained. For the study, published in the journal Cerebral Cortex, the team studied the impact of music training on the brain through both functional and structural The Tzür Multipurpose Project Society images of the brain in rest Longjang successfully observed the through high field magnetic 2nd Anniversary of Tzür Old Age Home resonance imaging. on 28th July 2017 with the presence of The study also revealed a degree of brain plastic- Longjang Council members, government ity, which indicates that the dignitaries and NGOs. brain is able to adapt itself. Sd/“Studies on brain plasPress Secretary ticity associated with learning are fundamental to un- DC-1790 TMPPS Longjang derstanding the factors that determine the flexibility

Sd/Sd/(Er. Honito Chishi Swu) (Zhehoshe Aye) President Secretary Imlomi Tughalokichemi Kuposhukulu Imlomi Tughalokichemi Kuposhukulu

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journal Diabetologia. The study, by Professor Janne Tolstrup and colleagues, examined the effects of drinking frequency on diabetes risk, and also considered association with specific beverage types. The study used data from the Danish Health Examination Survey (DAHNES) from 2007-2008, in which Danish citizens aged 18 and over completed a self-reporting questionnaire including items on lifestyle and health. Those who already had diagnosed diabetes were excluded, as were women who were pregnant or had recently given birth. The study comprised 70,551 participants who had given details of alcohol consumption.

Consumption of specific beverage types -- wine, beer and spirits - was coded as less than one drink per week, 1-6 drinks per week and 7 or more drinks per week for women and 7-13 and 14 or more drinks per week for men. During follow up, 859 men and 887 women developed diabetes. Men consuming 14 drinks per week were found to have a 43 per cent lower risk of diabetes relative to no alcohol intake, and women consuming 9 drinks per week had a 58 per cent lower risk compared with women who did not drink at all. In terms of frequency, the data revealed that consumption of alcohol 3-4 days a week gave the lowest risk of diabetes -- a 27 per

cent lower risk in men and a 32 per cent lower risk in women -- when compared to individuals drinking less than one day per week. The study found no clear evidence of an association between binge drinking and diabetes risk, which, the authors suggest, may be due to low statistical power since few participants reported binge drinking. Previous studies have consistently suggested that light to moderate alcohol consumption - in terms of amount consumed - is associated with a lower risk of diabetes compared with abstention in men and women. Heavy consumption, however, is associated with a risk greater than or equal to that of abstainers.

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lcohol has its bad side but moderate drinking -- three to four times a week -- may keep diabetes at bay, researchers claim. According to the team from the National Institute of Public Health at University of Southern Denmark, alcohol consumption for three-four times a week is associated with a reduced risk of diabetes in both men and women. “Our findings suggest that alcohol drinking frequency is associated with the risk of diabetes and that consumption of alcohol over 3-4 weekdays is associated with the lowest risks of diabetes, even after taking average weekly alcohol consumption into account,” the authors wrote in a paper published in the

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BCCI on e-auction: Cricket is not coal

Iniesta urges Neymar to stay at Barcelona Miami, Jul 29 (Agencies): Barcelona captain Andres Iniesta said he would rather have Neymar at the club than a massive transfer fee. PSG have reportedly held discussions with Barcelona about a transfer for the 25-yearold that would smash the world record 89 million pounds ($116.88 million) Manchester United paid for France midfielder Paul Pogba last year. “I do not think 200300 million will be more beneficial for Barcelona than having Neymar,” said Iniesta. “He is one of the best players in the world and I always want the best players in my team. I have no doubt that we all wish him to continue with us.”

value with cricket rights is no less,” Swamy said in his letter to the Justice RM Lodha Committee before approaching the SC. The fraternity is divided on the opinion whether there should be an e-tender for sports rights, a practice that has not been followed in selling any of the world’s biggest sports properties. Those backing the process say that “e-auctions ensure greater process control, increased transparency, shorter lead times and generate an extremely competitive price discovery environment resulting in substantial gains for the seller”. The e-auction process has also been followed by the government of India for all major auctions, something that Swamy has mentioned in his letter. However, the BCCI,

which evaluated the idea of an e-auction, is convinced that such a process will not allow the IPL to maximize its revenue to the fullest. The Board wants anyone supporting the idea of an eauction to suggest one positive aspect that could emerge from the process. On the contrary, BCCI believes that e-auction will only result in diminishing of revenue. “BCCI will take a financial hit here,” say members. The Board insists there’s a difference in selling a sports property and coal. “Cricket is not coal. We’ll certainly explain this point in our reply,” it says. BCCI’s clear logic is that if anyone can suggest a single beneficial aspect in e-auction outside of “harping” on transparency, it is willing to consider the idea. “If transparency is what everybody is looking for, then there’s international agency Deloitte and law firm Amarchand Mangaldas looking into it. That aside, there’ll be a team looking into the technical aspect of the bid. The bids will be opened in front of the media with all levels of scrutiny in place,” say BCCI officials.

Celebrating 70 years of Thai–India Friendship through Football

Guwahati, Jul 29 (Agencies): A first of its kind, football tour to boost Thai-North-East India Friendship through sports, knowledge and people to people exchange is being organized by Reach Sports Management, TranzPatkai, Askanthi Corp, Football Players Association of India and Ratchaburi FC, Thai Premier League Team. The All India Stars Football Tour of Thailand, which will support Thailand’s ‘Look West Policy’ and India’s ‘Act East Policy’, will be hosted between August 5-9. The match will be played on 8 August between an Elite Thai team and the Indian team, which will comprise of 20 players, selected from the top leagues in India, most which will be represented from the North-East States of India. The tour will comprise of a match, orientation and training sessions led by sports fraternities. The North-East region of India and South East Asia have shared geographical landscapes, similar historical experiences, strong cultural and language affinities, community origins and a common interest in developing strong people to people bonds. Many communities in Northeast India share cultural and ethnic similarities with communities in Thailand, Laos and Myanmar including the various Tai ethnic groups such as Tai Khamti, Tai Ahom among others.

Aditi misses cut in Scottish Open IRVINE, Jul 29 (PTI): Aditi Ashok improved greatly on her first round showing with a one-under 71, but that was not enough to make the cut in the Aberdeen Asset Management Ladies Scottish Open. Aditi was drawn in the worst weather on first day and ended with an eightover 80, which was her worst in the entire season on the LPGA. After a 71 in

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the second round, she was seven-over 151 and missed the cut. The conditions took a toll as the cut was five-over, with a number of notable names missing out including former world No. 1 Lydia Ko and Caroline Hedwall. Aditi is now due to play the Women’s British Open, her fourth Major this season. She made the cut in two of them.

Swimmer Chupkov breaks own World C’ships record

Russia’s gold medal winner Anton Chupkov is flanked by Japan’s silver medal winner Yasuhiro Koseki, left, and bronze medal winner Ippei Watanabe.

Bu da p e s t, J u l 2 9 (Agencies): Anton Chupkov won the men’s 200m breaststroke at the world championships on Friday to give Russia a second gold just minutes after Yuliya Efimova’s victory in the women’s race. Chupkov clocked a new championships record of two minutes, 6.96 seconds with Japan’s Yasuhiro Koseki taking silver at 0.33 secs and compatriot Ippei Watanabe earning bronze at 0.51. “The Japanese are strong opponents, but they’re my friends too – I gave everything I had,” said Chupkov.

Having won bronze in the Olympic final last year, the 20-year-old Chupkov has now won the first major title of his career. “I won bronze in Rio, today I’m world champion, so of course I’m very happy,” he said. “My secret is that I try to hold myself and prepare for the finish, those are the tactics I worked out with my coach”. Evgeny Rylov had won the men’s 200m backstroke title earlier giving Russia its first of three golds, and a

IN REMEMBRANCE

OF LATE MRS. MAYANGCHETLA

ON HER 1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY (30TH JULY)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

10th August 1931 to 26th July 2017 The family of Late R. Kholamo Kikon would like to thank everyone for the love and support shown to us during the loss of our loved one. Our hearts are full of gratitude when we say many thanks to family members, friends and neighbours for all acts of kindness and sympathy: food, ﬂowers, donations, visits, and kind words spoken to our family regarding the recent passing of our wonderful father, grandfather and great grandfather. We want to express special appreciation to the Lotha Baptist Church Purana Bazar Dimapur and Tsungiki Village Baptist Church, Zuvodong Yankho Ekhum, Wokha Town Tsungiki Ekhung, Wokha Town Shanrhumthung/Yimeli Rui and Dimapur Tsungiki Ekhung for their many words of comfort, professional funeral arrangement and caring service. Late R. Kholamo Kikon will always be remembered for his steadfast Faith in God and Positive approach to life. From the grateful family of DP-7644 Late R. Kholamo Kikon

Acknowledgement “The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away; may the name of the Lord be praised”. Job1: 21

silver (in the men’s 4x200m freestyle), its most successful day so far at the Budapest meet. “I saw Evgeny receiving the medal, and heard the anthem, I was really happy for him, and it inspired me,” said Chupkov. “Today’s three golds and one silver reflects the improvement in Russian swimming,” he said. “I hope that there is still more room for perfection, I mean to break the world record, that is what I will work towards”.

Though you left us for your heavenly abode, we always remember and cherish the good deeds you have shown to us, words can’t express how we miss your presence every day. Loving children, in-laws and grandchildren. DC-1787

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“Death is at once the end of the body’s old journey and the beginning of the soul’s new journey”

We the family of Mr. Temjenwati Longkümer (Dibuia) would like to express our sincere gratitude and heartfelt thanks to pastors, relatives, friends and associations for the help, presence and support that we received during the short-illness and at the demise of our beloved mother Late Nokzenketla. Our family is truly blessed by your physical, financial and moral support that we really needed at this time of grief and despair. All prayers and condolences that we received have been fountain of hope, strength and inspiration. Words are not enough to express the depth of thankfulness and appreciation that we owe each and everyone of you. We sincerely wish God’s choicest blessing and grace in all aspects of life. DP-7639

Loving husband, children, in-laws and grandchildren.

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MUMBAI, Jul 29 (Agencies): Given that all tenders brought out by the central government in recent years have followed the process of an e-auction, the Supreme Court has asked the Indian Cricket Board to reply in two weeks why it thinks that a similar method should not be adopted to sell the Indian Premier League (IPL) media rights next month. On Friday, the SC gave BCCI a two-week notice to reply. In doing so, the bench, headed by Justice Deepak Mishra, also put the onus on ex-CAG Vinod Rai, the head of the court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) to submit his view. Rai will have to explain to SC why an e-auction is not the best suited process to sell the media rights of the IPL, estimated to generate revenue in excess of Rs18,000 cr. This comes in the backdrop of a petition filed by BJP leader Subramanian Swamy. “India has seen two of the biggest scams in coal and spectrum allocation over the last decade due to non-transparency in process of allocation. The economic

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The family members of Late Hetoli Shohe (Wife of Lt. Luheto Shohe) would like to take this opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, groups, organizations, churches, villages and neighbours, who stood by us through prayer, extended support physically, emotionally, monetary contribution and sparing valuable time during the brief illness and at the sad demise of our beloved mother are indeed immeasurable. We realized how truly blessed we are to have such a wonderful friends and well wishers. Your love and support extended to us during the darkest moment of our life is deeply appreciated and will never be forgotten. May God bless each and everyone of you. Loving children & family members

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We the bereaved family of Late Echungthung Kithan would like to express our profound gratitude to those individual, friends, well wishers neighbours, churches and organizations who supported and comforted us through prayer, material and financial assistance at the sudden demise of our beloved son. We could not mention the names of all those individual nor could our words of thanks be adequate for their sympathetic deeds. We specially felt indebted and acknowledges the tireless and selfless contribution of the following : 1. Naga Students' Union Bengaluru 16. Purana Bazaar Eloe Ekhung 2. Chakhasang Students' Union Bengaluru 17. Yalula Society Dimapur 3. Angami Students' Union Bengaluru 18. Lotha Baptist Church Purana Bazaar 4. Tangkhul Christian Fellowship Bengaluru 19. Old Changsu Dimapur Nkonjan Union 5. Lotha Students' Union Bengaluru 20. Management and staff of 6. Lotha Christian Fellowship Bengaluru St. Mary's Hr. Sec. School 7. Sumi Students' Union Bengaluru 21. East Dimapur Lotha Students' Union 8. Angamla Shimray, Bengaluru 22. Nagamese Baptist Padum Pukhuri 9. Lanya Shaiza, Bengaluru 23. Dobagaon Village Lotha Union 10. Thali Chithum, Bengaluru 24. Kithamorui Dimapur Nkonjan 11. Y. Patton, Home-Minister Nagaland 25. Director Land Records & Survey Staff Dimapur 12. Old Changsu Dimapur Nkonjan Union 26. Land Records & Survey Officer Staff Dimapur 13. Yankho Ekhum, Padum Pukhuri 27. Ten Yards. F.C 14. Lotha Community Padumpukhuri 28. Old Changsu Union Kohima 15. Lotha Students' Union Padum Pukhuri 29. Kithanpvui Pvushenjie Wokha Town. We could not compensate your help but, pray that our Almighty God will sustain and bless you abundantly ever. DP-7660

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LATE ZHUKIYE CHISHI (22.07.2017) We the bereaved family members would like to express our profound gratitude to all those who have supported us physically, financially, materially, morally and constant prayer support throughout the short span of illness and at the demise of our beloved father Late Zhukiye Chishi (Sutemi). We convey our special thanks to: 1. Pentecostal Church Akuluto 2. Pentecostal Church Zunheboto 3. Pentecostal Church Mokokchung 4. SBC Aizuto Akuluto 5. SBC Aizuto Sutemi 6. SBC Aizuto Shichemi 7. SBC Nito Mount Sutemi 8. SBC Nito Mount Akuluto 9. Shichemi Women Society 10. NAP F Company Baptist Fellowship Akuluto 11. Hilto Children Home School Akuluto 12. NEIGRIHMS Hospital Shillong 13. Zion Hospital Dimapur Though we are unable to thank you all individually, it is our humble prayer that Almighty God will bless you abundantly. Loving wife, children, grandchildren and family members.

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India wins 1st test; crush SL by 304 runs

India’s captain Virat Kohli leaves the ground with his teammates after their win in the first test cricket match against Sri Lanka in Galle, Sri Lanka on Saturday. (AP/PTI)

Galle, Jul 29 (PTI): A vastly superior India Saturday outclassed an injuryravaged and out-of-sorts Sri Lanka by 304 runs in the opening Test to bury the ghosts of a humiliating loss at the same venue, exactly two years ago. India lead the threematch series 1-0. This was India’s biggest overseas win (in terms of runs) surpassing 279 run-victory against England at Leeds in 1986. For Sri Lanka, it was their biggest defeat (in terms of runs), surpassing their 301-run loss against Pakistan in 1994. A gigantic victor y target of 550 was out of question for the hosts but they fizzled out in the final session of the fourth day to finish on 245 in 76.5 overs - their innings termi-

nated with injured skipper Rangana Herath and Asela Gunaratne ruled out. This was after India captain Virat Kohli struck his 17th Test hundred with India declaring their second innings at 240 for three. The Sri Lankans, especially their opener Dimuth Karunaratne (97) batted gutsily for the first two sessions reaching 192 for 4 at tea. However Ravichandran Ashwin (3/65 in 27 overs) ran through the middleorder. Once Karunaratne was dismissed trying to play paddle sweep, it was all over for the islanders. After the tea break, India made short work of proceedings. The breakthrough was achieved in the fifth over after the break. Niroshan Dickwella (67) top-edged off Ashwin with Wriddhiman Saha

collecting an easy catch. Dilruwan Perera (21 no) added 23 runs for the sixth wicket with Karunaratne. The Lankan resistance ended for all- purpose when the latter was bowled off Ashwin, dragging a sweep back onto his stumps. Overall, he faced 208 balls and hit 9 fours. Two balls later, Virat Kohli took a great catch at leg slip and accounted for Nuwan Pradeep (0) as well. The end came swiftly when Lahiru Kumara (0) skied off Ravindra Jadeja (3/71). Herath and Gunaratne were unable to bat owing to on-field injuries. Umesh Yadav (1/42) and Mohammed Shami (1/43) took a wicket apiece at the start of the innings. In the morning, starting from overnight 189/3, Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane

Five Star win five men soccer tourney

Winner of Summer Challenge Five Men Soccer tournament.

Dimapur, Jul 29 (NPN): Five Star (A), Kashiram emerged as the winner of the Summer Challenge Five Men Soccer tournament or-

ganised by Flying Hornbill Club at DDSC Stadium, Dimapur from July 27-29. Circle FC, PWD bagged the runners-up position.

Moasunep of Five Star (A) was the highest scorer of the tournament. Jonchithung of Circle FC was adjudged the best goal keeper.

PCB to sue BCCI over not playing bilateral series Lahore, Jul 29 (IANS): Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) plans to sue BCCI in the International Cricket Council (ICC) for not honouring the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for playing bilateral series with it. Outgoing PCB chairman Shahryar Khan on Saturday disclosed that it has reserved Rs one billion to fight a legal battle against its Indian counterpart in the ICC dispute resolution committee for not honouring its promise of playing bilateral series with Pakistan. Khan said the BoGs had approved

the amount to bear expenses of the legal fight for which qualified British lawyers had been hired. “We have hired a British law firm to represent us in the case and file the compensation claim with the disputes resolution committee,” Khan said. Khan said the PCB was left with no choice but to move the dispute resolving committee after failing to convince the BCCI to honour the MoU. “The BCCI claims they can’t play any bilateral series with us since their government is not giving clearance to them,” he said.

showed an eagerness to score runs. It was obvious that the visitors were waiting for the captain to get to his landmark before putting Lanka into bat again. And to his credit Kohli didn’t waste any time as he reached his hundred off 133 balls in the sixth over of the morning. Overall, Kohli faced 136 balls and hit five fours as well as a six. I n d o i n g s o, h e equalled the records of former Indian skipper Dilip Vengsarkar (116 Tests) and VVS Laxman (134 Tests), who both have 17 Test hundreds. Kohli reached his milestone in only his 58th Test. The Indian declaration came after the very next over. It was the second highest target set by India in a Test after 617 versus New Zealand at Wellington in 2009. Kohli and Rahane put on 51 runs for the 4th wicket. In doing so, they became the 14th pair to put up 2000-plus runs in Test cricket for India. Kohli also became the quickest captain to score 1000 overseas Test runs, reaching the mark in 17 innings. He improved Sachin Tendulkar’s record of 19 innings. Brief Scores: India 600, 240/3 (Virat Kohli 103 not out, Abhinav Mukund 81) beat Sri Lanka 291, 245 (Dimuth Karunaratne 97, Niroshan Dickwella 67, Ravichandran Ashwin 3/65, Ravindra Jadeja 3/71) by 304 runs.

India finishes sixth in world junior squash CHENNAI, Jul 29 (PTI): India finished sixth overall in the girls’ team event of the 2017 WSF-World junior squash championship in Tauranga, New Zealand, on Saturday. In the match for the 5th-6th positions, India went down to USA 1-2, said a SRFI press note here. Once again it was Sunayna Kuruvilla who rose to the occasion by winning her singles match after Akanksha Salunkhe had lost hers. In the deciding third match of the tie, Aishwarya B h a t t a c h a r ya f a l t e r e d against Elle Ruggerio. In the 2015 edition held in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, India had ended up in the 8th place. Results: for 5th-6th place: USA bt India 2-1 (Marina Stefanoni bt Akanksha Salunkhe 11-2, 11-9, 11-4; Grace Doyle lost to Sunayna Kuruvilla 11-7, 3-11, 7-11, 7-11; Elle Ruggerio bt Aishwarya Bhattacharya 11-7, 11-5, 11-8).

Goel directs AFI to include Chitra for World C’ships

New Delhi, Jul 29 (IANS): A day after the Kerala High Court directed the Athletics Federation of India (AFI) to include Asian Athletics gold medallist runner P.U. Chitra in the team for next months IAAF World Championships in London, Union Sports Minister Vijay Goel on Saturday directed the AFI to ensure her participation. “Sports Minister Vijay Goel has advised the AFI to honour the Kerala HC directive to ensure the participation of P.U. Chitra in 1,500 metres race in the IAAF World Championships to be held in London from August 4,” the Sports Ministry said in a statement. “Goel talked to AFI President Adille Sumariwalla on the issue and advised him not to contest the directive given by the Kerala High Court as P.U. Chitra is otherwise a wild card entry for the World Championship,” it added. The Kerala runner won the 1,500m gold at the Asian Championships in Bhubaneswar earlier this month, clocking a personal best of 4:17.92. Chitra was second in the inter-state meet clocking around 4:28. The entry standard for the August 4-13 London meet is 4:07. The AFI had earlier argued Chitra was omitted from the 24-member team because she failed to meet the qualifying mark set by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF).

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Inter squeeze past Chelsea in Singapore

Alvaro Morata breaks free from the Inter defence to have an effort on goal in the early stages of the clash.

Singapore, Jul 29 (Agencies): Chelsea ended their pre-season tour in defeat as Inter beat the Premier League champions 2-1 to win the International Champions Cup in Singapore. Inter took the lead in controversial fashion in first-half stoppage time as Cesar Azpilicueta was penalised for a soft challenge on Stevan Jovetic inside the box. Jovetic saw his penalty saved by Thibaut Courtois, but he slammed home the rebound. Manchester United target Ivan Perisic netted the second with a powerful low effort (53), before Geoffrey Kondogbia scored a bizarre own goal (74), somehow beating his own goalkeeper from 45 yards with a miscued passback. Antonio Candreva almost opened the scoring

for the Italian side early on, but his effort from the right of the box was kept out by a combination of David Luiz and goalkeeper Courtois. Luiz then saw a free header blocked by the body of Milan Skriniar, but Inter were ahead late in the half. Jovetic chested down the ball in the area before seemingly being dispossessed fairly by Azpilicueta, but the former Man City man went down under the challenge and received a penalty from referee Sukhbir Singh. Courtois saved to his left, but Inter reacted fastest to the rebound as Jovetic cleaned up. There was more poor officiating after the break as Jovetic had a goal wrongly ruled out for offside, but Inter got their second as Perisic’s fierce effort from the left of the penalty area

found the bottom corner past Courtois. Inter sub Joao Mario should have made it 3-0 from Perisic’s unselfish pass, but his low effort was saved by the boot of Courtois. The game then turned Chelsea’s way with just over 15 minutes remaining as Kondogbia’s pass back to his own goal flew over Daniele Padelli’s head and into the top left corner. Michy Batshuayi then had a goal wrongly ruled out for offside late on, but it ended 2-1 to Inter despite a late rally by the Blues. Chelsea’s pre-season programme has now finished, and they start competitive action at Wembley on Sunday against Arsenal in the Community Shield, before kicking off their Premier League campaign against Burnley on August 12.

Ferrari’s Vettel takes Hungarian GP pole BU DA P E S T, J u l 2 9 (Agencies): Sebastian Vettel continued his dominance of the weekend so far at the Hungarian Grand Prix by storming to pole position for Sunday’s race. The German followed up a sizzling Practice Three performance earlier on Saturday morning with a superb drive in qualifying, smashing the track record for the Hungaroring which he set only hours earlier. Kimi Raikkonen followed his team-mate closely home to make it a one-two for Ferrari with the Finn 0.168secs off-thepace. Britain’s Lewis Hamilton continued to struggle for pace at the track and he could only manage fourth position, with Mercedes team-mate Valtteri Bottas beating him to third place. While Bottas was just over one-quarter of a second behind Vettel, Hamilton, who complained about his tyres throughout

Sebastian Vettel (centre) celebrates taking pole position from Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen and Mercedes’ Valtteri Bottas.

the session, was 0.417secs adrift of his drivers’ title rival. The Red Bull pair of Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo claimed the third row on the grid with fifth and sixth position respectively, the latter recovering from a poor Practice

Three. Nico Hulkenberg continued a steady weekend with a seventh-placed finish while the McLarens cemented their improvement over the last couple of days, Fernando Alonso coming home eighth and Stoffel Vandoorne claim-

ing ninth. The Toro Rosso of Carlos Sainz completed the top 10 while Paul di Resta produced a creditable display after stepping out of the commentary booth to replace the unwell Felipe Massa, qualifying in 19th position.

Cristiano Ronaldo to start season in court Edmund enters Atlanta Open semi-final

Cristiano Ronaldo

MADRID, Jul 29 (Agencies): Cristiano Ronaldo faces a brutal return to Madrid before starting preseason training with Real Madrid as he is expected in court on Monday, accused of evading millions in taxes. The 32-year-old - the world’s highest paid athlete according to Forbes magazine - will be questioned by a court in Pozuelo de Alarcon, a wealthy suburb of Madrid where he lives, over allegations he evaded 14.7 million ($17.2 million) in tax. The Portuguese star follows in the steps of his archrival, Barcelona forward and Argentina star Lionel Messi, who was found guilty of the same offence last year, although the sums involved were smaller. Madrid’s public prosecutors accuse Ronaldo of having taken “advantage of a company structure created in 2010 to hide income generated in Spain from his image rights from tax authorities”.

They say this was a “voluntary and conscious breach of his fiscal obligations in Spain”. Prosecutors accuse the four-time world player of the year of evading tax via a shell company based in the British Virgin Islands and another in Ireland, known for low corporate tax rates. In addition, they say the Real Madrid striker only declared 11.5 million euros of Spanish-related income from 2011 to 2014, while what he really earned during that time was close to 43 million euros. And finally, they accuse him of “voluntarily” refusing to include 28.4 million euros in income linked to the sale of his image rights for the 2015 to 2020 period to a Spanish company. Ronaldo has defended himself, saying his “conscience is clear”. But the allegations still took their toll, and the man with the “CR7” brand, Real’s all-time top goalscorer, threatened to leave

Spain over the affair, giving supporters a fright. He has since hinted he will stay on, telling Spanish sports daily Marca that he would like to continue to win trophies for Real. Ronaldo is not the only footballer to fall foul of authorities in Spain, which is only just recovering from a damaging economic crisis that saw countless people lose their jobs and inequalities rise. Messi was sentenced to a 21-month jail sentence and 2.09 -million-euro fine last year for tax fraud. His prison sentence has since been replaced by another fine of 252,000 euros, which corresponds to 400 euros for each day of jail. Barcelona’s Argentine defender Javier Mascherano, meanwhile, agreed a oneyear suspended sentence with authorities for tax fraud last year. Neymar and his parents are also due to stand trial for alleged corruption over his transfer from Santos in 2013.

Kyle Edmund returns a shot to Jack Sock.

At l a n t a , J u l 2 9 (Agencies): Kyle Edmund reached his first ATP Tour semi-final in nine months, after beating top seed Jack Sock at the BB&T Atlanta Open in Georgia. The 22-year-old Brit reeled off nine of the last 10 games, as he cruised to a 6-4 6-1 victory over the world No 19. Edmund appeared to be helped by a 20-minute break in play, when one of the spectators required medical attention.

Having been a break down at this stage, the Yorkshire player suddenly found his best form when the action resumed and he wrapped up a well-deserved triumph in 88 minutes. In his last five service games, the No 5-seeded Edmund conceded just two points to set up a semifinal encounter with another American - Ryan Harrison. The No 4 seed from Louisiana beat his unseeded compatriot Christopher Eubanks 6-1 6-2 in under an

hour. Harrison, 24, did not offer his opponent a single break point opportunity and, at No 42 in the world, is ranked just three spots higher than Edmund. Looking ahead to his next match on Saturday, Harrison said: “Kyle was playing some amazing tennis at the end of last year and has shown some highlights of that throughout this year as well. “I’m going to focus on doing what I can to get myself and my body ready to go. If I can do that and serve well, I’ll have a chance.” The other semi-final features the experienced pair of John Isner and Gilles Muller. The No 2-seeded Isner - who won last week’s grass court event on Rhode Island defeated Slovakian Lukas Lacko 7-5 6-4 in a match that featured just a single break of serve in each set. As for Muller, the No 3 seed from Luxembourg, he eased past American Tommy Paul 6-3 6-1 in 71 minutes.

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