July 5, 2019

Nagaland Post www.nagalandpost.com

Vol XXIX No. 208

DIMAPUR, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.00

Delhi court allows Indrani Mukerjea to turn approver in INX Media case

Lampard returns to Chelsea as manager

Hafiz Saeed, 12 other JuD leaders booked for terror financing

national, Page 7

sports, Page 12

international, Page 9

Economy to rebound in FY20

NEW DELHI, JUL 4 (PTI): India’s economic growth will rebound from a five-year low this year, but would need a huge boost in spending and reforms to accelerate higher rate of expansion to double the economy’s size to USD 5 trillion by 2024-25, the preBudget Economic Survey said Thursday. Stepping up private investments, exports and job creation will be key to achieving the target, the survey presented in Parliament by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said.

YAA reminds govt to deploy MO at CHC Shamator DIMAPUR, JUL 4 (NPN): Yimchungrü Akherü Arihako (YAA), the apex student body of Yimchungrü community, has expressed dismay at the “lackadaisical attitude” of the state government towards deployment of Medical Officer (MO) at Community Health Centre (CHC) Shamator.

In a press release, YAA president S Yansomong Yimchunger and general secretary Achung Jangleh stated that several organisations including Shamator Town Public Forum (STPF) had made repeated appeals to the department to deploy MO at CHC Shamator considering the apathy of health care in the area.

YAA said the department had also assured to deploy MO and a temporary arrangement was agreed upon in principle. However, the student body lamented that nothing materialised till date.

Further, YAA pointed out the department through its order dated December 21, 2018 transferred a doctor and posted at CHC Shamator. However, it stated that the responsible officer was yet to report at his new place of posting.

The real GDP growth, which slowed to a five-year of 5.8 per cent in the first three months of 2019 -- well below China’s 6.4 per cent, is expected to rise to 7 per cent in the fiscal year 2019-20 that started in April, it said. GDP growth was 6.8 per cent in 2018-19, down from 7.2 per cent in 2017-18.

Investment rate, which was declining since 2011-12, seems to have bottomed out and is expected to pick up in consumer demand and bank lending, the survey

said adding that economic slowdown impacting tax collections and rising state expenditure on farm sector may, however, put strains on the fiscal front. India is currently the sixth-largest economy in the world with a size of USD 2.7 trillion.

The survey said investment (especially private), is the ‘key driver’ that boosts demand, creates capacity, increases labour productivity, introduces new technology, allows creative destruction and generates jobs.

The survey propagated the economics of “nudge” at the household level, judicial reforms to smoothen out enforcing of contracts, and investment reforms.

While the survey has retained the fiscal deficit estimate for 2018-19 at 3.4 per cent, the general fiscal deficit -- Centre and states combined -- has been pegged at 5.8 per cent in 2018-19, down from 6.4 per cent in the previous fiscal.

Former finance minister P Chidambaram, quickly latched on to the document to say that the government appears to be pessimistic about the economy as there are no sector-wise growth projections. “It appears to me that the government, speaking through the economic survey, is pessimistic about the economy,” he said in a statement.

“The economic survey flags (1) slowing growth, (2) shortfall in revenue, (3) finding resources without compromising the fiscal deficit target, (4) impact of oil prices on the current account and (5) recommendations of the Fifteenth Finance Commission on central government finances.,” he said. (More on p-8)

GUWAHATI, JUL 4 (PTI): Forty-five people have died till July 3 since the outbreak of Japanese Encephalitis in Assam, the National Health Mission said Thursday.

Most of upper Assam districts, including Jorhat, Golaghat, Dibrugarh, Lakhimpur, and the lower Assam district of Kamrup have been affected by the mosquito-borne disease.

“Assam is undergoing the transmission season for Japanese Encephalitis cases.

A total number of 45 Japanese Encephalitis deaths have been reported till July 3, 2019, in the state,” the National Health Mission (NHM) said in a statement.

It, however, said the situation in the state is under close watch and all preventive measures are being taken to combat the situation.

Diagnostic services for Japanese Encephalitis with Elisa kits have been made available in all district hospitals and government medical college hospitals, awareness programmes intensified and fogging operations stepped up in areas from where Japanese Encephalitis cases have been reported.

Massive sinking along NH-29

Hume-pipes being placed at the sinking area near old KMC dumping site, Thursday night. (NP)

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 4 (NPN): Even as the rainy season has just begun, massive subsidence was reported on NH-29 at the old KMC dumping site, about 5 km from here (TCP gate) on Thursday morning. Many vehicles were stranded and had to take the alternative route through Jotsoma bypass.

Interacting with Nagaland Post at the sinking site, engineers from National Highway– Er Vikishe Yepthomi and Er Imkong Sungit– informed that the minor subsidence on Wednesday was restored the same day itself. However, heavy rainfall on Wednes-

day night worsened the situation and the area again sank by more than six feet by Thursday morning.

The officials said that sufficient machineries were pressed into services and that more were expected to reach the site by Thursday evening. They however expressed apprehension that if the weather worsened, then it would take more time then expected to restore the affected portion.

Road construction machineries were seen clearing the loose soil to be filled up with boulder stones.

However, since the soil was loose and unstable, the officials told Nagaland Post that a permanent restoration

might not be immediately possible.

N o r t h Tr a f f i c O C Mhathung Patton, who was also at the site, expressed confidence that at least light vehicles would be allowed to ply by Thursday evening.

However, heavy vehicles would restricted only on a trial basis and in phases.

Over 70 trucks were stranded till late afternoon, while light vehicles were diverted towards Jotsoma bypass.

It was learnt that Peducha bypass was also not able for passage of heavy vehicle due to fresh cutting. Sources said the old bridge was too weak to bear the weight of heavy vehicles that weighed more than 10 tonnes.

Lok Sabha passes Aadhaar Amendment Bill NSCN/GPRN (K) disowns statement NEW DELHI, JUL 4 (PTI): The Lok Sabha Thursday passed a bill to allow voluntary use of Aadhaar as proof of identity for opening bank accounts and procuring mobile phone.

The Aadhaar and Other Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2019, was passed by a voice vote after Information Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad assured the House that Aadhaar is voluntary and informed consent of the biometric identity holder has to be obtained before it is used.

“The amendments address the privacy and security concerns. It provides that no service or benefit of any scheme will be denied for lack of Aadhaar,” Prasad said.The amended bill also provides for a stiff Rs 1 crore penalty and a jail term for private entities for storing Aadhaar data.

“As many as 123 crore people are currently using Aadhaar... All safeguards

are in place to prohibit misuse of Aadhaar biometrics.

Iris and finger print data is stored in Indian machinery and it is safe and secure,” Prasad said. Displaying his personal Aadhaar card in the House, the Minister said the card only discloses his name, father’s name, date of birth, residential address and does not give out any information on medical records or details of caste, religion and community.

He said Aadhaar data can only be shared when there is a threat to national security or there is Court order. “Even if I, as an, Information Technology Minister, seek Aadhaar data, I will be subject to 3 years of punishment,” Prasad said.

He said the government has saved Rs 1.41 lakh crore due to Aadhaar and removed 4.23 crore and 2.98 crore bogus LPG connection and ration cards

respectively. The Minister further said the Government would soon bring a data protection legislation in the House as it believes that India’s data sovereignty has to be respected and the country should have a data analytics centre.

The amendments provide for use of Aadhaar number for KYC authentication on voluntary basis under the Telegraph Act, 1885, and the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002. Put simply, this means it will allow voluntary use of Aadhaar number for authentication and identity proof in opening bank accounts and procuring mobile phone connections.

It also gives option to children to exit from the biometric ID programme on attaining 18 years of age, while stipulating stiff penalties for violation of norms set for the use of Aadhaar and violation of privacy.

SBI warns customers on cyber fraud

DIMAPUR, JUL 4 (NPN): In the wake of growing incidents of cyber frauds, the State Bank of India (SBI) has advised its customers not to get lured by hoax (Cont’d on p-7) calls/calls offering fictitious offers to customers.

Providing some key safeguards to be adopted, SBI Dimapur Branch assistant general manager informed that the fraudsters tend to trap the general public by way of sending fake message/e-mails/Letters/ Phone calls/ advertisements in print media/ social media using fake website in name of RBI and public institutions etc to persuade them to deposit money in different bank accounts towards processing fee, taxes, custom duty, charges etc.

“I hear your city is Illegal SBI has reminded the Taxation hub and not customers never to share Information Technology their personal account numhub.” ber and its details with un-

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JE death toll rises to 45 in Assam

known persons and to keep their PIN and password secret. It also advised the customers to change bank related password from time to time.

F u r t h e r, S B I h a s warned against giving out account information through e-mail, which could be used for illegal purpose and could land one in trouble.

Customers have also been asked not to give their account details/INB Credentials/ATM Cards details etc to anyone for any pur-

pose, adding that their account could be misused for collecting proceeds of crime exposing them to criminal investigations/trails.

Asserting that SBI bank or its representatives never send email, SMS or calls to customers to get customer’s personal information, password or one time password, the bank has urged the customers to immediately bring the details of such offers/incidents to the notice of local police authorities and also to nearest SBI Branch.

Oppn criticizes govt

Opposition on Thursday criticised the government during the discussion on amendments to provide legal backing for voluntary seeding of biometric Aadhaar ID with mobile numbers and bank accounts.

Opposing the bill, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, Leader of the Congress in the Lok Sabha, said the government used the ordinance route to bring in the legislation. He said the ordinance was issued by the last government (from 2014-19) and the current government has brought it as a legislation. The government is “resorting to the ordinance route without any rhyme and reason”.

Chowdhury said it was the UPA government, which brought in the law, to which Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said the NDA government gave legal status to Aadhaar.

DIMAPUR, JUL 4 (NPN): NSCN/GPRN (K) has taken strong exception to the “self-styled unauthorised” publication of “provocative, insensitive and controversial” statement by one Viputo Chophy in the local dailies under its banner.

NSCN/GPRN (K) MIP clarified that the un-

authorised statement that implicated Govt. of India and NNPGs was completely erroneous for which it had forcefully discharged Viputo with immediate effect.

MIP clarified that Viputo had joined NSCN/GPRN (K) only recently and, having been placed under observation/probation, an official

confirmation of his membership had not been accorded yet. Moreover, as he was in no manner associated with MIP, NSCN/GPRN (K) said it disowned his statement in its entirety and called that it be expunged, adding it had no connection whatsoever with it.

(Cont’d on p-7)

DMC reminds on pork, beef rates DIMAPUR, JUL 4 (NPN): Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) has authorised respective colony authorities under its jurisdiction to check and impose fine on butchers if found selling above the rate fixed by DMC– pork Rs.220 per kg, pork viscera Rs.180 per kg, beef Rs.1190 per kg and viscera Rs.150 per kg.

DMC administrator Moa Sangtam also reminded about fines to be imposed on butchers who were not processing their livestock at the DMC modern abattoir. DMC has also directed butchers to put up rate charts in their respective shops. It has also authorised colony authorities to close down butcher shop running without DMC trade license. It stated that colony authorities could impose a fine of Rs.1000 on any defaulters of the mentioned directives.

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AKM on poor telecom ‘Tuta Absoluta’ damaging service in Mokokchung tomato plants in Nagaland

Tuta absoluta and its damaging symptoms displayed in the picture for identification of the pest.

DIMAPUR: In an experimental trial conducted by AICRP on vegetable crops, Department of Horticulture, SASRD: Nagaland University, Medziphema campus on tomato, it was observed that there was presence of South American tomato leaf miner, Tuta absoluta damaging tomato plants.

A press release from

SASRD: NU, department of Horticulture AICRP (VC) scientist (assistant entomologist) Dr. Waluniba stated that, it has been reported infesting tomato in some states of India, as such Tuta absoluta has also reached Nagaland as it was observed infesting tomato plants in the experiment conducted.

This pest has been

news in Brief Ex-PAN executive meeting: President of the ExParliamentarians Association of Nagaland (Ex-PAN) has convened an executive meeting on July 9, 11 a.m at its office, Assembly Secretariat Kohima, Room No. 100 to discuss agendas on welfare fund; review of Ex-PAN constitution and review of membership. All the office bearers, advisors and executive members have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

DPDB chairmen meeting with minister at Kohima: Minister, Planning & Co-ordination and Land Revenue, Nagaland will hold meeting with all the chairmen, district planning & development board (DPDB) on July 8, 11 a.m at minister, Planning & Co-ordination and Revenue, official chamber, secretariat, Kohima. All the chairmen of DPDBs have been requested to attend the meeting.

DPDB Wokha meeting: Vice chairman DPDB, Wokha & deputy commissioner has informed that the monthly DPDB meeting will be held on July 10, 11 a.m at DC’s conference hall, Wokha. All members have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

State level committee meeting on AIDS control: Meeting of the state level committee of concern under Nagaland State AIDS Control Society will be held on July 5, 11 a.m at chief secretary’s conference hall, Kohima. All the members have been requested to attend the proposed meeting as scheduled.

SSP Nagaland clarifies: Apropos the news item, ‘Sainik School Punglwa gets new principal’, published on July 4, Sainik School Punglwa (SSP), Nagaland has clarified that the date should be read as July 3 and not as published. SSP has regretted the error.

Dmu Police recovers unidentified body DIMAPUR: Dimapur Police has recovered an unidentified body of a male (25-30 years) at Rail Bazar, Dimapur on July 3. According to Police/PRO, after conducting all legal formalities the body was shifted to District Hospital morgue for PM examination and identification. Claimant for the dead or relatives and friends have been requested to contact Sub-Urban Police Station, officer-in-charge.

reported crossing borders and devastating tomato production in both protected and open field conditions in many parts of the world.

Larvae of this insect pest can damage 80-100 percent of cultivated tomato plants in newly invaded areas if control measures are not applied.

This pest was observed from end of March to April, where feeding damages were caused by the larvae throughout the whole plant. The observation was made by Dr. Waluniba, Dr. Moakala Changkiri, Dr. Aastik Jha, Yongkongtula, Dr. S.P. Kanaujia and Dr. Akali Sema.

The vegetable farmers of Nagaland have been asked to take note of this insect pest and be vigilant as it might attack tomato plant with great severity in the future.

DIMAPUR: Ao Students’ Conference (AKM) has drawn attention to the poor telecom service in Mokokchung and urged service providers to improve their services at the earliest.

A press release from AKM vice president, Sunglem Walling stated that, the AKM is totally distressed at the poor telecom services, both cellular and landline in Mokokchung district which has been causing untold inconveniences and hardships to the public for the past more than three weeks.

AKM pointed out that in this world of information technology, telecom services have become an integral part of the people’s everyday life and under such circumstances, it was very unfortunate that the different telecom service providers in the town, BSNL, Reliance Jio, Idea Cellular, Airtel and Vodafone have failed to live up to the people’s expectation and still fail to improve the

services in the district.

AKM therefore strongly recommend the telecom service providers to take remedial steps at the earliest so that the hardships of the common people can be alleviated to some extent. AKM also strongly demands the district administration to take cognizance of the issue and take immediate remedial issue at the earliest.

AKM further cautions the service providers, saying that they have been receiving numerous complaints from the concerned citizens on the pathetic networks and that, AKM as a conscientious organization that keeps the welfare of the students as well as the society as its top most priority, will take up the issue will all seriousness and will leave no stone unturned to ensure that the citizens are not made to suffer/harass because of the seeming lackadaisical attitude of any concerned authority.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JULY 5, 2019

Training for government maths & science teachers in Dmu

DEO Dimapur along with resource persons and teacher trainees of GHSS Dimapur.

DIMAPUR: Three-day long training programme of maths and science teachers for government schools of Dimapur district was held at Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) from June 25 to 27.

A press release from the department stated that,

SCC Tuensang students exposure visit to Sikkim DIMAPUR: Three-day training-cum-exposure visit on “Floriculture” was conducted for vocational course students of Sao Chang College (SCC), Tuensang, under Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA), GOI, MHRD in collaboration with Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Tuensang on July 1 and 3 to Gangtok, Sikkim.

A press release from RUSA coordinator Along Longchari stated that, 24 students along with three SCC RUSA committee members and a representative from KVK, Tuensang, Dr. Shisarenla Aier, SMS (Horticulture) accompanied the students to various centers.

The team visited Cymbidium Development Centre (Rumtek), Model

during the training programme, DEO Dimapur, R. Amongla Jamir urged the teachers to practically apply what they had learnt from the training for effective classroom teaching.

Dr. Sandip Ratna, Megoselie Khate and Debashis Sen were the re-

source persons during the training session. Completion certificates were handed over to the trainees by DEO Dimapur at the end of the training. The event was organised by department of School Education in partnership with Ramietech Solutions.

No convicts released in recommendation of Mon URTC

DIMAPUR: Mon DLSA However, during the (MDLSA) conducted the meeting the committee recmonthly Under Trial Re- ommended 6 (six) under trial view Committee (UTRCs) prisoners (UTPs) eligible to meeting at deputy com- be released on bail. A total missioner chamber on June of 88 UTPs and 12 convicts 22. are reported in the jail.

A press release from Meeting was attended NSLSA public relations by Inalo Zhimomi NJS assistant stated that, upon dist & sessions judge-cumthe receipt of raw data from chairman DLSA Mon, Thathe jail authority the com- vaseelan K deputy committee cross checked all the missioner Mon, Imnalensa Students along with RUSA committee members and KVK representative during the tour. cases and reported that no superintendent of Police convicts were released in Mon, Thungdemo Kikon Floriculture Centre, Na- conducted. Students also RUSA, GOI, MHRD for pursuance of the recom- asst. jailor, Temsumerren tional Research Centre visited various other places sponsoring and conductmendation of the UTRCs. APP and panel lawyers. on Orchids (Pakyong), of tourist importance. ing such practical oriented Saramsha Gardens, InteCertificates were dis- training programme and grated Mushroom Unit tributed to all the partici- also thanked director, Horand Rose Garden where pants along with reading ticulture & Cash Crops technical experts from vari- materials. The participants Development Department, ous centers interacted with expressed their gratitude to Govt. of Sikkim. The prothe students and hands on the principal, SCC, Tuen- gramme was coordinated DIMAPUR: NPGN/NNC (N/A) through its MIP has demonstrations on vari- sang, Directorate of Higher by Along Longchari, SCC informed that the organization has abrogated its decision ous technologies were also Education, Kohima and RUSA coordinator. to support the NNPGs and reasserted its support to the Framework Agreement signed between GoI and NSCN (I-M).

Further, NPGN/NNC (N/A) also condemned the abduction of discharged kilonser, Kiyelhou Wotsa, chief DIMAPUR: BJP Nagaland state unit bership committees at state, district and update the party membership. of army Iheto Aye and vice president M. Toshi Ao. MIP is scheduled to launch the two-month and mandal level on June 22 and to One phone/sim can enroll upto 4 also condemned the raid at the residence of its president long Sangathan Parv membership conclude on July 5. members and the paper slip enroll- T Ovung and N. Ovung, allegedly by “NSCN (U)”.

MIP said that the NNC/NA president called upon drive 2019 at Kohima in the presence The release also informed that ments are also to continue along with the government of India ceasefire monitoring in charge, of Faggan Singh Fulaste, union min- after the launch, the membership electronic enrollments. ister of state for Steel on July 6. enrollment no. 89 80 80 80 80 shall BJP Nagaland has informed all Naga Hoho, Central Nagaland Tribes Council and Naga A press release from BJP Na- be activated and anyone can register ranks and files of party workers to get Mother’s Associations to take serious note of the arbitrary galand co-incharge, state membership themselves as party member with pri- in touch with state, district, mandal, actions of NSCN (U) in trying to enforce it command on committee, state general secretary, mary membership by giving a missed booth level membership committees one of the oldest national movement organization.

NPGN/NNC (N/A) has asked NSCN (U) to clarify Jaangsillung Gonmei stated that, as call, which will generate a series of and office bearers to carry the mesa prelude to the launch, workshops verification for old and new enroll- sage to the people and enroll them as why it was indulged in such activities when talks with GoI was in progress. were held all over the state for mem- ments which will finally confirm into the party membership.

NPGN/NNC (N/A) withdraws support to NNPGs

BJP Nagaland unit to launch membership drive

Farewell programmes held for various outgoing officers

Outgoing DC Peren, Sarita Yadav along with other officers. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: Farewell programmes were organised by various departments and district headquarters for outgoing officers.

Peren: Outgoing DC of Peren, Sarita Yadav was given a farewell at conference hall, New DC Complex Peren on July 4.

According to DIPR report, Sarita Yadav, in her speech, expressed gratitude to all officers and colleagues in the district, civil societies, students’ organisation and individuals for gracing her farewell programme. She thanked K Y M C

all the officers for their cooperation and support during her tenure as DC. Sentiwapang Aier, incoming DC expressed his gratefulness to the district administration, DPDB, heads of offices, civil societies and NGOs for warm welcome further stating that the outgoing DC Sarita Yadav was an achiever whose footsteps he hoped to follow. He appealed to all for their cooperation and support for the progress of the district.

The programme was chaired by Albert Ezung

ADC Sanis, Avelu Ruho speaking at her farewell programme in Sanis. (DIPR)

ADC Peren. Special folk song was presented by DB Peren. Other speakers included Vejoyo Swuro SDO (Civil) Peren, Dr. Tinojongshi ADC Jalukie, Kochuiding head DB, Rammi Ndang HA DC office representatives from the district officers, NGOs and well wishers. Special song presentation was presented by DC office staff Peren and vote of thanks

by Rumbemo Kithan EAC Ngwalwa.

Wokha: In Wokha, farewell for Avelu Ruho, outgoing ADC Sanis and T. Lanusenla Longkumer,

SDO (C) was organized at DC office Wokha on July 4.

DIPR reported that, DC, Wokha, Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon, while thanking the outgoing officers for rendering selfless service given for the benefit of the public of the district, stated that both the officers had encrypted a benchmark while discharging their assigned duties. Accounting their dynamism in discharging their assigned duties, DC said that transfer and posting was part and parcel of government servant,

wherever they may be posted they will shine as they have already proved their mettle.

Avelu Ruho said that her short stay was satisfying as many government policies and schemes could be implemented, such as successful conduct of electioneering process, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, Swachh campaign, immunization campaign, plastic ban and other developmental activities of the area.

T. Lanusenla Longkumer thanked her supportive staff for providing

Outgoing DC Zboto, Shanavas C at the farewell programme. (DIPR)

untiring service and urged them to render the same zeal to the incoming officer for the benefit of the public.

The programme was chaired by SDO (C) Wokha, Chonpenthung Ezung, short speeches were also delivered by head DB, Wokha Khopenthung Ezung and EAC (Establishment) Kihomong.

A farewell programme was also held earlier at Sanis Headquarter (Hq) for Avelu Ruho, NCS on July 3, attended by the heads of offices from the

sub division, NGOs, GBs and the general public.

Zunheboto: Zunheboto district bid farewell to outgoing DC Shanavas C and SDO (C) Relise Sangtam at Zunheboto town hall on July 3.

According to DIPR report, the programme was chaired by James Renbi Kikon, EAC Zunheboto. Short speeches were delivered by T. L. Kiusumong, ADC Satakha, T. Uniel Kichu Ao, SP Zunheboto, Khetoshe PS to DC, Shikato Hd. GB (Sadar), president Sumi Hoho and president Sumi

Kukami Hoho. In their farewell speeches both the officers thanked the people of Zunheboto for co-operating with them in all works. They stated said that development comes if all work together and added that though they tried their best they could not complete all the works.

They further requested the public to co-operate with the new DC and SDO. They said that they were leaving the district with good memories and hoped that they would come back and work in Zunheboto in days to come.

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WEATHER FORECAST july 5

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JULY 5, 2019

Thangi, Kovi and Alder college faculty members during seminar on waste management, Thursday. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUL 4 (NPN): One-day seminar on the theme “waste management” with special reference to Kohima, organized by Environmental Studies department and Eco Club was held at Dr. Setu Memorial Hall, Alder College Kohima (ACK) with commissioner and secretary (Rtd) and founding member of Green Team Kohima, Thangi Mannen as the resource person on Thursday.

Mannen in her address while sharing on the importance of sustainable waste management in the state, expressed that it cannot be understated especially in view of the problem of plastic pollution, considered as second to the problem of climate change facing mankind today.

Mannen maintained that with increase in population and waste volume, there

was urgent need to explore real solutions that were sustainable and community based. She highlighted the Government of India initiatives on Solid Waste Management (SWM) Rules, 2016 /18 (GOI) the guidelines for sustainable waste management, the mandate of which goes beyond municipal areas. She informed that this rule in conjunction with Plastic Waste Management Rules, 2016 (GOI) and various other relevant rules spelt out clearly a host of practices that are to be implemented for ensuring proper waste management.

Mannen informed that in compliance with the National Green Tribunal orders and the GOI’s SWM Rules 16-18, the Government of Nagaland has notified its Nagaland Integrated Waste Management Policy 2019 (NIWMP) on April 8, 2019, to attain sustainable waste management throughout the

state by 2030.

She further added that the guiding principles of government rules and policy included no burning, focus on waste reduction as much as possible, decentralised solutions for maximum resource recovery under the concept of “MY Waste My Responsibility” etc.

She suggested various activities at ward level committee, involvement of clubs, NGOs, youth organisations, schools, etc to propagate the message for decentralised waste treatment such as community composting units and nonbiodegradable waste segregation.

While pointing out that the immediate action needed was to initiate pilot wards by identifying from already existing wards’ undertaking, Mannen said that pilots could also be developed at the level of educational institutes, hotels and

restaurants, government offices or at a ward/village level, through combination of knowledge and skill building as well developing the required infrastructure.

She shared her thought on how during events, participants could bring their own utensils or organisers invest in re-usable items as well as filtered or boiled water instead of single use plastic bottles. While agreeing that problem of pollution cannot be removed at one go, Mannen urged all the participants to be involved and be the change for cleaner environment.

Administrator, Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) Kovi Meyase in his brief address stressed the need to bring revolution in behavioural and mindset of the society to bring drastic change in waste management. He challenged the college students if they could spare one day in a year for cleanliness drive in the Kohima town.

Members of Green Team Kohima also addressed the gathering. Interaction session was also held with the resource person and KMC administrator during the seminar.

The programme was chaired by nodal officer extension services Zhapuvi Liegise, while vote of thanks was proposed by assistant professor department of Environmental Studies, Kevingunuo Angami.

DIMAPUR: Two-day silver jubilee celebration of Lotha Assembly of God Church (LAGC) under the theme “With God, we are able” (Like 18:27) culminated Wednesday, at its church premises.

During the morning session the programme highlighted unveiling of monolith stone and declaration of jubilee celebration by pastor reverend Thebemo Yanthan and blowing of the trumpet sound by Orenthüng Shitiri.

Brief church history was delivered by church secretary Sacheo Ezung, special song was presented by choir, youth and Sunday school children. The pro-

Rev. Thebemo Yanthan unveiling the monolith stone. gramme also highlighted releasing of the souvenir and message by pastor reverend Thebemo Yanthan.

Later, the celebration was followed by evening session wherein speaker of

the event was associate pastor Züchobeni Ezung who spoke on the topic “Jubilee celebration, a moment of hope renewal”, exhortation was delivered by deacon RN Ezung.

Runshito Lims (Middle) who graduated this year with Honours in English from St. Joseph’s College (SJC) Jakhama, with his first book “Allegories of Life: Haiku and Other Poems” at the release alongside Rev. Fr. Dr. Sebastian Ousseparampil and his teachers on June 26. (SJC Jakhama)

CMO Kohima organises public dialogue Workshop on DEDS held in Pfutsero

Officials of CMO office and participants at the programme.

DIMAPUR: First of its kind in Nagaland, a pilot project under the flagship of National Health Mission (NHM) community action for health, public dialogue/jan samvad was held at council hall, SechüZubza for Sechü block on July 3, under the aegis of chief medical officer Kohima.

A press release from CMO Kohima stated that, Dr. Laso Lazar, CMO Kohima in his welcome address stated that community action for health was a mechanism to improve accountability and enable better delivery of services which can build community awareness on health entitlements and initiates corrective action and planning with community engagement.

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sory group for community action for health, PFI New Delhi stated that in providing health services to the public, the community should not suffer because of lack of infrastructure or consumables drug.

Dr. Rupert Peseyie, DPO (RCH-UIP) as moderator gave an overview of the jan samvad explaining that it presents an opportunity for dialogue between the community and service providers.

Presentation of cumulative report card, facility report card of the health units under Sechü block were presented by VHC chairman, ANM & AWW. Discussion on implementation of the outreach services under NHM, discussion on improving the quality of care and support to cases were held.

Presentation of adverse

outcomes cases were put across by the participants specially the village councils and ASHAs. Officials from the Directorate of Health & Family Welfare, NHM Puni Kokho, senior programme manager (plan-

ning), Chubala Pongen, senior programme manager (community process), Dr. Thomas Keppen, monitoring & evaluation officer (NHP), Mengusenuo Sachü, consultant IEC (NHP) & Saurabh Raj, programme manager, advisory group for community action for health, PFI New Delhi attended the programme.

Chief Medical Officer, ZLO, DPO (RCH-UIP), DVBO (NVBDCP), medical officers Sechü PHC & Khonoma PHC, DPM, D C M , m e d i a o f f i c e r, BPM, BAC, village councils chairmen, ASHAs, village health committee chairman & secretary of Sechüma, Zubza, Peducha, Kiruphe Basa & Bawe, Mengujuma, Mezoma, Mezoma Basa, Sc. College, Seithogei, Hydro-Project, Jotsoma, Khonoma & Dzüleke participated in the programme.

DIMAPUR: A district level workshop on Dairy Entrepreneurship Development Scheme (DEDS) was organized by NABARD at Pfutsero, Phek on July 3.

A press release from NABARD, stated that farm manager, Department of Veterinary and Animal Husbandry, Dr. Diko Nusory discussed on technical aspects of dairy farming and highlighted the limited infrastructures available in the district, while LDM, SBI, Birjeet Singh spoke on dairy financing focusing on group mode like Self Help Groups (SHG).

District development manager, NABARD, Imsunaro, also presented in detail on DEDS, launched by the Department of Animal Husbandry, Dairying & Fisheries, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers

Participants and resource person during the workshop.

Welfare, GoI, in collaboration with NABARD. She deliberated on objectives of credit linked subsidy scheme, eligible

beneficiaries, pattern of assistance and various components that can be financed under the scheme citing indicative unit cost

and subsidy ceiling etc and further called upon all stakeholders to coordinate for successful implementation at the ground level.

NAGALAND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY SECRETARIAT KOHIMA

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Dated Kohima, the 3rd July, 2019

INFORMATION FOR GENERAL PUBLIC FOR PETITIONING ASSEMBLY PRESS RELEASE 1. Under Rule 233 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Nagaland Legislative Assembly the Committee on Petitions of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly, 2019-2020 was constituted on 26th February, 2019 for a period of 1 (one) year under the Chairmanship of Shri. Kuzholuzo Nienu, MLA with Committee Members (1) Shri. Keneizhakho Nakhro, MLA and (2) Shri. Pohwang Konyak (3) Shri.

Eshak Konyak, MLA (4) Shri. Azheto Zhimomi (5) Shri. R. Khing and (6) Shri.Y.M. Yollow Konyak.

2. The mandate of the Committee is to examine every petitions referred to it, and if the petition complies with the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Nagaland Legislative Assembly the Committee may direct that it be circulated, where circulation of the petition has not been directed, the Speaker may at any time direct that the petition be circulated. The Committee report to the House its findings on specific complaints made in the petitions referred to it after taking such evidence as it deems fit and to suggest remedial measures either in a concrete form applicable to the case under review or to prevent recurrence of such cases in future.

Provided that representations/petitions which falls in the following category will not be considered by the Committee but shall be filed on receipt in the Committee Branch, Assembly Secretariat :(i) Anonymous letter or letters in which names or addresses of senders are not given or are illegible; and (ii) Endorsement copies of letters addressed to the authorities or other officers in the Assembly Secretariat other than the Speaker or the House unless there is specific request on such a copy praying for redress of the grievances.

3. Petitioning Legislature is one of the basic rights of every citizen in a democratic country to seek redress of his grievances against Government or any public authority. Petitions Committee is being regarded as an avenue by which citizens can have their voices heard on the floor of the House. For this purpose a public can use the service of their elected representatives ie. MLA to whom the Government is answerable. In this respect the Committee on Petitions provide a forum for the ventilation of public grievances against the executive action.

For submission of Petition prescribed format has been set out in the First Schedule to the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Nagaland Legislative Assembly.

4. A Petition may be presented or submitted to the Assembly with the consent of the Speaker on a bill which has been published under Rule 64 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Nagaland Legislative Assembly or which has been introduced in the House, any matter connected with the business pending before the House or any matter of general public interest. Petitions are not admissible which falls within the cognizance of a Court or Quasi judicial body; which should ordinarily raised in a State Legislature or can be raised on a substantive motion or resolution or for which remedy is available under the Law including Rules, Regulations or Bye-Laws made by Central or State Government or an authority to whom power to make such rules, regulations etc is delegated or those relating personal or individual grievances.

Petitions on receipt are examined in terms of Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Nagaland Legislative Assembly. Petitions which are found to be inconformity with the Rules, are admitted by the Hon’ble Speaker. These petitions after admission are presented/reported to the House and thereafter referred to the Committee on Petitions for examination and report. ( K. SEKHOSE ) SECRETARY Issued by DIPR DC-XXXX K Y M C

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DHEMAJI, JUL 4 (AGENCIES): After a wait of long 15 years, the Dhemaji District & Session Judge Court on Thursday pronounced its judgment of the 2004 Dhemaji parade ground blast case convicting a total six out of the total 15 accused persons, reports Northeast Now news.

The session court has convicted Jatin Duwori alias Rongmon, Leela Khan, Dipanjali Gohain, Muhi Handique and awarded them life jail with fine of Rs 10,000, while it has ordered 4- year rigorous imprisonment (RI) and fine of Rs 5,000 to Prasanta Bhuyan and Homen Gogoi.

The court, however, acquitted eight accused due to lack of evidence of involvement in the case.

The court has acquitted Mohan Chutia, Chandra Nath Gogoi, Gobin Kalita, Joy Chandra Chutia, Apsara Borah, Jaya Chutia, Jiten Chutia and Meena Baruah.

One of the accused Rashid Bhorali, who was

Victims of Dhemaji blast. (Image: Northeast Now news) said to be mastermind of the blast, later arrested by Indian army from Simenchapori in Dhemaji district, put him for court trial. But, he was reported absconding amidst the prosecution.

The blast took place at Dhemaji College play ground during Independence Day celebration in 2004. At least 13 persons including 10 children and three women were killed and more than 40 persons injured in the explosion that rocked Dhemaji town

at around 9:30 am.

The IED bomb which was planted at a corner of the play ground was exploded before hoisting of the national flag in presence of government officers, security personnel, besides students and local public attending the I-Day function.

The outlawed United Liberation Front of Asom– Independent (ULFA-I) was blamed for the explosion.

In the blast, Sidharta Taid, Pradipta Gogoi, Rupa

US delegation visits NEC secretariat

A 12-member US delegation as part of the Professional Fellows Programme Outbound 2019 visited the NEC secretariat on July 3. (DIPR, NEC)

SHILLONG, JUL 4 (AGENCIES): A 12–member US delegation, as part of the Professional Fellows Programme Outbound 2019, visited the NEC Secretariat on the 3rd July, 2019 and interacted with Prof. Biman K. Dutta, Member, NEC and Ram Muivah, Secretary, NEC and other officials of

the NEC. A DIPR report stated that as part of the exchange programme, the Delegation interacted on issues pertaining to the Act East Policy of the Government of India.

The Delegation included members from the Greater Pheonix Economic Council, California State University,

DISCHARGE ORDER

NSCN-K through this press statement by its Chairman Nitoyi Sumi of Sumi Region informs that Rajapiyu Shri Nikato of Natha Old has been discharged from active service under health grounds Effective from August 25, 2017. NSCN-K also states that he was a dedicated and faithful National worker during his period of service and that the service contributed by him towards the Govt. shall be recorded in the Annals of history.

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Philadelphia Department of Public Health, World Learning Washington, Takoma Park, Office of the Legislative Counsel, Sacramento etc.

Saikia, Manjeet Gogoi, Juganta Padun, Bijit Sonowal, Nomita Gogoi, Chitrawati Doley, Dhanada Gogoi, Dinesh Padun, Manashi Borgohain, Aruna Saikia and Girin Saikia were killed on the spot.

Most of the victims were schoolchildren aged between 12 and 14 years.

T h e C o u r t read out the charges framed under sections120/120B/121A/122/ 302/326 of the Indian Penal Code and convicted six accused out of a total 14 accused.

The state government later granted fund worth Rs 5 crore for construction of a Child Education & Career Development Centre at Dhemaji College dedicated to the blast victims.

The family members of the blast victims are not satisfied with the historical judgment. The bereaved family men, who demanded exemplary punishment of the culprits involved in the blast, expressed doubt over the trial proceeding.

G U WA H AT I , J U L 4 (AGENCIES): Rights activist Agnes Kharshiing and some other concerned citizens of Meghalaya have hailed the Supreme Court judgement on on illegal coal mining in the hill state and urged the government to implement the top court order in letter and spirit, reports Northeast Now news.

“The judgment vindicates the National Green Tribunal (NGT)’s banning of environmentally destructive illegal rat hole mining in the state, and clearly states that coal mining should be done as per the existing relevant laws including the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Act (MMDR Act), 1957, Mines Act 1952, Mineral Concession Rules, 1960, Environmental Protection Act, 1986, etc. meaning that mining has to be done after the necessary recognizance, mining plan, mining lease, environmental clearance by

Assam CM urges Pradhan to develop hydrocarbon potential

G U WA H AT I , J U L 4 ( AG E N C I E S ) : A s s a m chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Thursday met union petroleum & natural gas minister Dharmendra Pradhan in New Delhi, reports Northeast Now news.

Sonowal held discussions on leveraging the hydrocarbon potential of Assam to develop the state as a promising hydrocarbon hub.

Sonowal, while appreciating the union government’s initiatives in developing the oil and gas infrastructure in Assam, stressed on speedy implementation of the new projects in the hydrocarbon

AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. Hauyi Nza, S/o Heilunghangbe, age about 38 years, resident of Jalukie Town, PO/PS Jalukie Town; District- Peren, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm an oath and declare as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That in my Service Record my wife's name has been entered with title as "Heincile Hairangtuing", however in all her official documents my wife's name has been entered as "Heincile" only.

3. That both the name "Heincile Hairangtuing" and "Heincile" are same and one person only.

4. That the purpose of swearing this affidavit is to declare that henceforth, my wife's name shall be called "Heincile" only for all official purposes and wherever "Heincile Hairangtuing" is appeared may be corrected as "Heincile" by the competent authority.

That the statement made by me in Para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, belief and information and no material are concealed therein.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn and declared before me on this 4th day of July 2019.

Magistrate/Notary Public Regd. No. 243/2019 Dimapur : Nagaland Date : 04.07.2019 DP-5225 Regd. No. M28/2019

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sector in the state.

He also highlighted issues such as expansion of Numaligarh Refinery, implementation of biorefinery at Numaligarh, North East Gas Grid and Barauni-Guwahati Natural Gas Pipeline during the discussion.

Sonowal said timely completion of the projects would significantly boost economic growth in the state and generate better employment opportunities in the oil and gas sector in the region.

He also congratulated the union minister and conveyed best wishes for his new tenure.

the Central Government,” Agnes Kharshiing, Angela Rangad, Mantre Passah and other concerned citizens said in a statement.

They mentioned that the Court has upheld the jurisdiction of the NGT in the Sixth Schedule areas as well as its appointment of the Katoki committee, disproving the contention of the government that the NGT has no jurisdiction.

The Court also states that the contention of the government that mining lease for privately held/ community held land in Meghalaya is “unacceptable and not in good spirit”.

Another important point noted is that the District Councils and the State government have no power to make any law regarding mining lease. All mining lease has to be as per the existing Central laws.

They reiterated that mining should not be at the expense of the environment and people’s rights, including labour rights.

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IMPHAL, Jul 4: Union ministry of Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME) has approved three cluster projects worth Rs 1423.95 lakh for Manipur.

A report of the state DIPR on Thursday said that the approval was given during the 50th Steering Committee of Micro & Small Enterprises Cluster Development Programme (MSE-CDP) held on July 2 last at New Delhi under the chairmanship of Dr Arun Kumar Panda, secretary

FELICITATION

Date : 2/7/2019

OFFICE OF THE

Y. Chonpennthung Secretary Kohima Sankiton Khumshum

OFFICE OF THE

LOTHA HOHO

OKYING WOKHA, NAGALAND Dated Wokha 4th July 2019

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND Dt. Dimapur the 4 07 '19 NO.REV-1/90-D/ Notice is hereby given that Shri/ Smti Nimmi Angami resident of Dimapur who has applied for issue of Mortgage Clearance concerning to Patta No. 1453 Dag No. 37/1693 measuring an area 00-01-01 located at Block No/Village 04 Mouza No. 02 which has been mortgage in the SBI Bank/Society.

Claims & Objection if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted in written in the Court of the undersigned on or before 12-07-19. th

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LOTHA NZONTSÜ THYUTA TSÜKONA ETSA YIVON Lotha Hoho, Okying Wokha, yakchia 9.07.2019 (Tuesday) nchok, 11:00 AM lo Town Hall, Wokha Town jilo na RIIN (Register of Indigenous Inhabitants of Nagaland) ji tsükona Lotha Nzontsü na thyutav. Thyuta shilo WD Village Council Chairman den, WDGBs den, Lotha okho olan olan jiang lo esopvüi den, metapoe Lotha okho elio jiang, ntsinrang osi eramoe den elani Lotha jipo nzana evan den topvü na oro thetale to ntsitala.

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NOTICE

A. Longtsu Chairman Kohima Sankiton Khumshum

(Er. MHONDAMO OVUNG) Chairman Lotha Hoho, Okying Wokha, Nagaland

(S. ABEN NGULLIE) General Secretary Lotha Hoho, Okying Wokha, Nagaland

(AOTEMJEN JAMIR NAGA)

DIMAPUR SANKITON EKHUNG Dimapur : Nagaland

Dated 02/07/2019 lo Nagaland Post yithen kako lo chiyio yilan ji rakata Dated 04/07/2019 lo Sankiton Village Council na ntsungche yilan eramo ji Council yakchia erentav osi nsungtav to methako ji, Dimapur Sankiton Ekhung na ha elan piala.

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Whereas Shri. Mhabemo Kithan is applying for issue of Succession Certificate under provisions of the Indian Succession Act of 1925 for drawal of various Pension benefits, Family Pension including operation of Bank Accounts etc. belonging to his deceased father Lt. Renlamo Lotha who expired on 12-06-2019.

Therefore, Public Notice is hereby issued for any person to file claims and objection if any against the above mentioned properties, benefits etc. within a period of 30 (thirty) Days from the date of issue of this Notice. In the absence of such claims and objection within the stipulated time Succession Certificate will be issued.

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Dt 2/7/19 lo Ezung Ekhung Sankiton village na Nagaland Post yithen kako lo Er. Y. Bichamo Khuvung tona M.Jacob Khuvung to dt.6/7/19 lo R.Thungjamo Ezung (Disqualified VDB Secy) ki Saron Colony Wokha lo erowv etssa kako pioji dt.5/5/2108 Sankiton yan nzontsu thyutasanta methak yilan 7(Seven) ji panlana etssowo ji tsukona khunga nlan piala.

Yilan osi emhuk elum shi Sankiton village Council na zakto nlansungle to ntsijantala.

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Dated Bhandari the 3rd July 2019.

This was the first time ever that the department has received approval for cluster projects in the state from Union ministry of MSME. It will help build infrastructure and machineries which will aid in technology and skill up gradation of the micro entrepreneurs involved in trade. In the long term, these cluster projects will increase productivity and generate income and resources for the micro entrepreneurs of the State. The Indian Institute of Entrepreneurs, Guwahati will be the implementing agency for the three clusters, the release added.

CLARIFICATION

NOTICE OF INTENDED MARRIAGE

KOHIMA SANKITON KHUMSHUM THUNGINA NTSUNGCHETA YILAN

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(MSME). The three cluster projects approved include Spice and Food Processing Cluster in Churachandpur district with project cost of Rs 656.75 lakh, Wood Carpentry Cluster in the same district with a project cost of Rs 436.61 lakhs and Greater Imphal Jewellery Cluster in Imphal East with a project cost of Rs 330.59 lakhs, the release said.

The steering committee was attended by director C Arthur Worchuyio of state trade, commerce and industries) and G Kahmei OSD (MSME) as representatives of the state government.

I, Marriage Officer, Dimapur, Nagaland hereby give notice Under Section 15 of the Special Marriage Act, 1954, that a petition of intended marriage has been filed by Mr. Muomara Odinaka Earnest aged about 38 years, S/o Shri Muomara, resident of Urualla Imo State-Nigeria AND Miss Pekilinwiliu, aged about 32 years, D/o Late- Dinkhanbo, resident of Samziuram Village Jalukie, Peren before me on 2nd day of July 2019 and whereas 1st August 2019 has been fixed for solemnizing their Marriage. Objections, if any are to be furnished on or before the aforementioned fixed date.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER BHANDARI : NAGALAND

Dated Mon, the 10th June 2018

IMPHAL, Jul 4: Suspected militants triggered a powerful bomb at the residence of an MLA of the ruling BJP in Manipur on Thursday. No human casualty were reported.

The bomb suspected to be IED, allegedly planted by militants went off at the back courtyard of MLA L Susindro at Khurai Sajor Leikai under Porompat police station of Imphal East district. The suspected IED went off around 4 pm while family members of the MLA were on the street next to the residence enjoying the Kang (Rathyatra) festival.

The MLA himself was not at his residence at the time of the blast. Top officials of the state police rushed to the spot and took stoke of the situation. Chief minister N Biren Singh also visited the residence of the MLA late Thursday evening. (Correspondent)

DISTRICT KIPHIRE; 798611, NAGALAND FELICITATION We, the Phelungre Village Students’ (PVSU) Union take pride and honour to extend our deepest gratitude to the following individuals for bringing laurels to the village.

1. Shri. T. Akamba, S/o Late Tsingtsumong for being promoted to the post of Office Superintendent under Development Authority Nagaland, Dimapur.

2. Miss S. Longtila, D/o Late Roland Sukhamong for being selected in NEET Exam 2019 for undergoing MBBS course.

It is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God continue to bless both of you in all your future endeavour Executive Chairman (PVSU) President (PVSU) P. Tsaseto R. Tialiba

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Whereas, an application has been submitted by Shri/Smti Chunyu Konyak with a prayer for issue of Succession Certificate for drawal of entitled pension dues and any other outstanding dues from the Government of Nagaland on behalf of his/her husband deceased Late Nungshi Ao, Ex Pensioner of PPO NO. 111816258 under the establishment of SBI Mon Branch A/c No. 36977025778 who expired on 02/05/2019.

Objections are hereby invited from persons in regards to claim for withdrawal of the dues by the applicant within 30 (thirty) days with effect from the date of issue of this notice. No petition will be entertained after the expiry of the given period.

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NOTICE

Bomb blast at ruling MLA’s residence, no casualty

OFFICE OF THE PHELUNGRE VILLAGE STUDENTS’ UNION

BEFORE THE MARRIAGE OFFICER DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

With regard to my apology letter which appeared in the Nagaland Post dated 29.06.2019, I would like to clarify the following.

That the apology was drafted by Mr. Kahuto Chishi Sumi, Akukau, Hevishe Village, that during the process of drafting the apology, we were constrained to include the name of Mr. Vitoka Sumi Naga, his father's name Mr. Kakheto Aye, GB and Ikiye Village, who had no connection at all with the post that I, Mr. Aotemjen Jamir Naga shared in the social networking platform from which the issue arose. I regret that I have used Mr. Vitoka Sumi Naga, his father's name and village.

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Dear Sis Atuna Sephe Many happy returns of the day. Wish you good health and a prosperous life.

May God bless you.

“Happy Birthday” -with Love and Care Your Loving bro Tso..

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I, IMTISUCHA, S/o Bejongmeren, presently residing at H/No. 507-B, Padumpukhuri, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That, I am a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India and resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That, my daughter's correct name is "LIJENTEMLA KICHU" whereas due to ignorance I have used my daughter name as "LIJENTEMLA" in my Service Records.

3. That, the aforesaid names are my daughter's name only and referred to one and the same person.

4. That, I have sworn this affidavit to declare that "LIJENTEMLA KICHU" and "LIJENTEMLA" are my daughter's name only and further to use her name as "LIJENTEMLA KICHU" and further to rectify the said mistake in my service records.

5. That the content of this affidavit from para (1) to (4) are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material has been concealed therein.

And I have signed this affidavit on this 2nd day of July 2019 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

DEPONENT Solemnly affirmed and declared before me.

Magistrate/Notary Public Dimapur : Nagaland DP-5229

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MON : NAGALAND

Dear Daughter Shana, Happy birthday I thank god giving me a daughter like you I’m so proud of you and will always be. Happy birthday sweetie!

From your mom and dad

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JULY 5, 2019

OFFICE OF THE

CHUMOÜKEDIMA ONGPANGKONG SENSO TELONGJEM We the Chumoükedima Ongpangkong Senso Telongjem would like to felicitate our former President Dr. M Chuba Ao on being conferred Doctor (Honoris causa) (D.Litt) specializing in social works by California Public University, Northern Mariana Island U.S.A. We wish him all the success in his future endeavors.

President General Secretary Chumoükedima Ongpangkong Chumoükedima Ongpangkong Senso Telongjem Senso Telongjem

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND No. Judl-47/2017-18/ Dt, Wokha the 28th June 2019 NOTICE Whereas Smti. Zanbeni, wife of Late Shri. Abato Seb, a permanent resident of Wokha Town, has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all dues and benefits from the Govt. and to close SBI AC No. 34307156324 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Abato Seb who expired on 10/02/2019.

Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby invited to file claims or objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. Further, no claims or objections shall be entertained after the cut off date and Succession Certificate shall be issued to the concerned.

(ANDREW C. IMTI) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Wokha, Nagaland WC-237

BEFORE THE OATH COMMISSIONER MANIPUR AT IMPHAL

AFFIDAVIT I, Hav. 143971 Mr. SEIMANG KUKI, S/O (L) HELSAT 14 AR a resident of S. Gamnomjang Village, TUIBONG sub- Division, PO,PS and distt. Churachandpur-795128, do hereby solemnly affirm take Oath and say as under: 1. That, I am a bona fide citizen of India having a permanent resident of the above mention addresses.

This is also true to my knowledge.

2. That, through bona-fide mistakes, my wife Smt. HATNEILHING KHONGSAI was wrongly entered and recorded as SMT. HATNEILHING HAOKIP in my service records as well as in my FSD records.

This is also true to my knowledge.

3. That my wife name shall be corrected as Smt. HATNEILHING HAOKIP in all my service records. Henceforth, I desire to change my wife name SMT. HATNEILHING HAOKIP as Smt. HATNEILHING KHONGSAI from now.

This is also true to my knowledge.

4. That, I am executing this affidavit for correction of the particulars as old and new.

OLD NEW NAME Smt. HATNEILHING HAOKIP NAME Smt. HATNEILHING KHOGSAI This is also true to my knowledge.

5. That, in case of false Statements, I shall be liable to punish as per any applicable laws.

VERIFICATION Verified that the contents of this affidavit from Para 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, and nothing has been conceal therein and SWORN-INBEFORE Court at Oath Commissioner Imphal Manipur on this 13th day of May 2019.

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NTSUNGCHE YILAN 1. Mr. Y. Nrubemo Khuvung, VCC Sankiton china tsungon 4/7/2019 lo Nagaland Post lo etheo/eramo chicho ejung jungka, Council na ntia methakcho nli elani Council thungi ha ntia ezocho yivon epicho tuvha nli to ombona ombo edancho eranho ka, Council nacho ntsika to ntsungche ta ntsijantala.

2. Head GB tona Council Secretary to enina plain signed tsoe epio shicho paper lo press release etsov tsukona signed tsoe picho mek tolea ombo engathethoka signed tsoe picho ka. Chi tsukona ana Sankiton yanchu kyon topvu thungi yilan shi ntsijantala.

Montssoka.

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to hear plea seeking deportation Cong MLA throws mud on engineer ofSCillegal B’desh nationals, Rohingyas

MUMBAI, JUL 4 (PTI): Congress MLA Nitesh Rane was caught on camera pouring mud on a deputy engineer after tying him to a bridge to protest against potholes on the Mumbai-Goa highway at Maharashtra’s Kankavli on Thursday.

The incident comes close on the heels of an attack by BJP lawmaker Akash Vijayvargiya on a civic official in Indore a few days ago.

In the video clip that has gone viral on the social media, Rane and Kankavli Municipal Council president Samir Nalawade are purportedly seen tying Deputy Engineer Prakash Khedekar of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to the railing of a bridge and pouring buckets of mud on him.

“Every day the locals have to face such mud from the passing vehicles...you also experience it,” Rane and Nalawade were heard saying to Khedekar.

Nitesh Rane is the younger son of former Maharashtra chief minister Narayan Rane. A dissident Congress member, he has not quit the party yet.

of mud on him.

Rane in police custody

Congress MLA Nitesh Narayan Rane and his supporters throw mud on engineer Prakash Shedekar at a bridge near Mumbai-Goa in Kankavali, Thursday. (PTI)

MLA Rane apologises Maharashtra Swabhiman Party leader Narayan Rane Thursday apologised for his MLA-son Nitesh Rane’s assault on a deputy engineer. On a complaint filed by the engineer, Prakash Khedekar, an offence under IPC section 353 (assault on government servant has been registered

ICJ likely to announce verdict on Kulbhushan Jadhav in July NE W D E L HI , J U L 4 (AGENCIES): The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is expected to pronounce later this month its verdict in the case relating to Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav, who is on death row in Pakistan, official sources said Thursday.

Kulbhushan Jadhav, a retired Indian Navy officer, was sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court on charges of espionage and terrorism in April 2017.

India approached the ICJ in May 2017 against Pakistan for denying consular access to Kulbhushan Jadhav.

India had also challenged the “farcical trial” by the military court of Pakistan against 48-yearold Kulbhushan Jadhav.

The ICJ on May 18, 2017 had restrained Pakistan from executing Kulbhushan Jadhav till adjudication of the case.

The world court held a four-day public hearing in the case in February during which both India and Pakistan submitted their detailed pleas and responses.

India based its case on two broad issues -- breach of Vienna Convention on consular access and the process of resolution.

India also urged the ICJ to annul Kulbhushan Jadhav’s death sentence and order his immediate release, saying the verdict by a Pakistani military court based on a “farcical case”

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and it failed to satisfy even the minimum standards of due process.

Pakistan on its part insisted that the Indian Navy officer was a “spy” and not a businessman.

Pakistan claims that its security forces arrested Jadhav from restive Balochistan province on March 3, 2016 after he reportedly entered from Iran However, India maintains that Kulbhushan Jadhav was kidnapped from Iran where he had business interests after retiring from the Navy. Kulbhushan Jadhav’s sentencing had evoked a sharp reaction in India Pakistan had rejected India’s plea for consular access to Kulbhushan Jadhav at the ICJ, claiming that New Delhi wants to get the information gathered by its “spy”. However, Pakistan facilitated a meeting of Kulbhushan Jadhav with his mother and wife in Islamabad on December 25, 2017.

against Nitesh Rane and his supporters, police said.

Further probe is on and nobody has been arrested yet, they said.

As the video of the incident went viral and caused an outrage, Narayan Rane, a Rajya Sabha MP from the BJP, apologised for his son’s misconduct.

“I apologise for my son’s act of pouring mud on

a government official. The protest (against poor condition of the highway) was for the local people,” the former chief minister told PTI. In the video clip, Rane and Kankavli Municipal Council president Samir Nalawade are purportedly seen tying Khedekar of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to the railing of a bridge and pouring buckets

Congress MLA Nitesh Rane was taken into custody by the Maharashtra police for `assaulting’ a deputy engineer Thursday, officials said. Nitesh Rane, the son of former Maharashtra chief minister Narayan Rane, was this morning caught on camera pouring mud on a deputy engineer to protest the poor condition of the Mumbai-Goa highway.

The incident, after which an FIR was filed against Nitesh Rane, took place at Kankavli, his assembly constituency in the coastal district of Sindhudurg. “He has been taken into police custody in this case,” said Dikshit Gedam, Superintendent of Police of Sindhudurg, told PTI. In the video clip that has gone viral on social media, Nitesh Rane and Kankavli Municipal Council president SamirNalawade are purportedly seen tying deputy engineer Prakash Khedekar of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) to the railing of a bridge and pouring buckets of mud on him.

NE W D E L HI , J U L 4 (PTI): The Supreme Court Thursday agreed to hear a PIL seeking identification and deportation of all illegal immigrants and infiltrators including Bangladesh nationals and Rohingyas.

A bench headed by Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi and Justice Deepak Gupta took note of submission of lawyer and BJP leader Ashwini Upadhyay that his plea, which was filed in 2017, be listed for an urgent hearing.

“It would be listed for hearing on July 9,” the bench, which also comprised Justice Deepak Gupta, said.

Upadhyay, in his plea, has also favoured the Centre’s stand to identify and deport to Myanmar around 40,000 illegal Rohingya Muslims staying here.

The plea has sought a direction to the Centre and the state governments to identify, detain and deport all illegal migrants and infiltrators, including Bangladesh nationals and Rohingyas.

“The large-scale illegal migrants, particularly from

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Myanmar and Bangladesh, have not only threatened the demographic structure of bordering districts but have seriously impaired the security and national integration, particularly in the present circumstances,” the plea said.

The plea alleged there was an organised influx of illegal immigrants from Myanmar through agents and touts facilitating illegal immigrants Rohingyas via Benapole-Haridaspur and Hilli (West Bengal), Sonamora (Tripura), Kolkata and Guwahati.

“This situation is seriously harming the national

security of the country,” it said.

The apex court is also seized of a separate plea of two Rohingya immigrants, Mohammad Salimullah and Mohammad Shaqir, and the plea said that Rohingyas had taken refuge in India after escaping from Myanmar due to widespread discrimination, violence and bloodshed against the community there.

Former RSS ideologue and Rashtriya Swabhiman Andolan leader K N Govindacharaya had also moved the Supreme Court seeking to intervene in the pending PIL filed by Rohingyas.

CIC paves way for disclosure of corruption complaints against ministers NE W D E L HI , J U L 4 (PTI): The Central Information Commission (CIC) has paved the way for disclosure of corruption complaints against Union ministers by terming objections of the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) as “not correct” in response to an RTI application filed by bureaucrat Sanjiv Chaturvedi.

Chaturvedi, a 2002batch officer of the Indian Forest Service, had in August 2017 filed an RTI ap-

plication with the PMO seeking details of corruption complaints against Union ministers received from June 2014 till the date of filling of the application.

The PMO, in its response in October 2017, had said that this information was “generic and vague” and cited an earlier order of the CIC to deny this information.

Against this, Chaturvedi had approached the Central Information Commis-

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Born on 03/03/1970 – Died on 30/06/2019 With immense gratitude we the bereaved family and relatives would like to convey our heartiest gratitude and sincere appreciation to all individuals, friends, neighbours and well wishers who stood by us physically, financially and through prayers during the time of illness and sudden demise of Lt. Ado Angami on 30th June 2019.

We would also like to convey our special gratitude to : 1. St. Francis De Sales Church, Kohima Town 2. Christ The King Church, Kohima Village 3. Union Christian Revival Church, New Market Road Kohima 4. Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources 5. New Market Colony, Kohima 6. Doctors, Nurses and Staff of NHAK, Kohima We deeply regret and apologize for our inability to mention all the names individually but we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly for all your gracious deeds.

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sion (CIC) which had in its order passed on October 16, last year, observed that “respondent (PMO) has not given correct and specific reply/information to the applicant”.

The Commission had directed the Central Public Information Officer of the PMO to provide information on this within 15 days.

In response to this CIC order, the PMO had responded to the applicant but cited Section 7 (9) of the RTI

Act to deny the information.

The PMO said it receives a variety of complaints on different matters against Union ministers and high-level functionaries of the government of India and they may be scattered across different sections and units of the office and hence disclosure would disproportionately divert the resources.

The Section says “information shall ordinarily be provided in the form in which it is sought unless it

would disproportionately divert the resources of the public authority or would be detrimental to the safety or preservation of the record in question”.

Chaturvedi then filed a complaint with the CIC

under section 18 of the RTI Act, for compliance with its October 16 order.

In his submission to the Commission, he had said the PMO cannot deny the information under Section 7 (9) of the RTI Act.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the bereaved family members of Lt. Yimtiakum Longchar would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us through prayers, physically, materially and financially during the brief illness and sad demise of our beloved on 25th June, 2019.

Our sincere and special gratitude to : 1. Doctors, Nurses & Staff of KOHIMAS Hospital, Kohima 2. Doctors, Nurses & Staff of Oking Hospital, Kohima 3. Blood Donors 4. Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo (KABA) 5. Süngratsü Senso Telongjem, Kohima LATE YIMTIAKUM LONGCHAR 6. Süngratsü Students Union, 17/05/1986 – 25/06/2019 Kohima 7. 2001 Sungpo Zunga Süngratsü, Kohima 8. Süngratsü Longchar Kidong, Kohima 9. Chuchuyimlang Senso Telongjem, Kohima 10. Longjang Senso Telongjem, Kohima 11. Longkong Senso Telongjem, Kohima 12. 4th NAP Battalion ‘F’ COY, Kohima 13. 4th NAP Battalion ‘F’ COY Youth Dept. Kohima 14. Neighbours and Friends 15. Clark Theological College (CTC) Aolijen, Mokokchung 16. B.A. 5th Semester Alder College, Kohima 17. Alder College Fellowship (ACF) Kohima 18. Chandmari Higher Secondary School Alumni, Kohima We deeply regret our inability to thank everyone personally, but it is our prayer that our Almighty God shower His blessings upon each and every individual for your support and act of sympathy.

Loving parents, sisters & brothers.

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Born: 20/08/1969 Died: 29/06/2019 Through this column, we the bereaved family of Lt. Imtisangla Lkr (Ungma) would like to thank each and every individual and groups who stood and supported us financially, morally and with prayers during the prolonged illness and untimely demise of our beloved mother and dear wife.

Though we are unable to thank each and every individual for showing love and concern, it is our earnest prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

We also offer special thanks to 1. Dr & Mrs Tiakaba Jamir, Asst. Professor KSCJ 2. Mr & Mrs Temjensuwa, SDO (Electrical), Kohima 3. Bethel Hospital, Kohima 4. Ungma Senso Telongjem, Kohima 5. Ungmatsur Telongjem, Kohima 6. Agri Farm Colony, Kohima 7. Kumlong Baptist Arogo, Mokokchung 8. Ungmatsur Telongjem, Mokokchung 9. Kosasanger Pusu Menden, Ungma 10. Ungma Baptist Arogo Loving husband, son, daughters and relatives MKC-399

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Post-mortem

Vol. XXIX NO. 208 Dimapur, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 2019

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Being Rahul

ometimes referred to as the “Reluctant Gandhi” because he had not shown any particular aptitude for politics nor any burning ambition for power but rather choosing to maintain a low profile even if he was ‘reluctantly” crowned as the Congress party chief, Rahul’s resignation has indeed exposed the grand old party to its worst ever existential crisis. He was pushed into politics like his late father who had to lead the party after the assassination of Indira Gandhi in 1984. After Rajiv Gandhi was assassinated in 1991, the Congress was in a limbo. Sonia refused to enter politics which led to the party’s leadership mantle being passed on to P.V.Narasimha Rao in 1991. He went on to become the prime minister of a minority Congress government. Egged on by “loyalists” Sonia was forced to take up the party leadership after Sitaram Kesri was removed. Like his late father, Rahul was a reluctant politician as was his mother Sonia. However, Sonia despite poor Hindi(she had to read with Roman script) proved a much better learner when she led the Congress to two victories against the BJP in 2004 and 2009. Unlike both his parents, Rahul was more disinclined to the family obligation to the party. He led the party in 2014 Lok Sabha with disastrous result but was not held accountable. He was then rewarded with the post of party president in 2017 after Sonia placed the chief’s mantle on him. Rahul led the Congress in the 2019 Lok Sabha election and became the undeclared prime ministerial candidate of some opposition allies though others like the TMC, SP,BSP and TRS rejected the proposal. Rahul lack charisma and his speeches were unendingly more of rhetoric than substance. His sister Priyanka Vadra was more charismatic and could strike immediate rapport with the people. How and why Rahul failed to click, is a matter of intense debate and discussion. Among numerous factors was the unpreparedness of the Congress party organisation whose grassroots foundation had been eroded over the decades.

Rahul was to have revamped the party since 2007 but which he did not. During the UPA-I and UPA-II Rahul hardly spoke in parliament and his contribution was hardly worth mentioning. He wasted ten years opportunity of learning time and refused to be inducted into the Manmohan Singh cabinet that would have given him valuable experience. His only achievement during UPA-II was when he tore up a paper at a press meet in New Delhi in 2012, that supposed to save convicted legislators from disqualification. He also attacked his own government openly just when Dr Singh was to meet the visiting US president Obama. To many, his discomfort with seasoned politicians was less about generation gap and more a personal issue. Rahul failed to spark his party because he tried to please all and ended up displeasing all. These suggest that Rahul is confused about what he should do as a politician and also as the dynastic head of a family-run party.

On the flip-side Rahul is a decent human being; known to be a liberal and an idealist whose concern for the poor and downtrodden remain closest to his heart. Perhaps it is time that people respect Rahul’s desire to step back from the arena as he is not cut out to be what others want him to be.

DailyDevotion One of God’s Great “Don’ts”

Do not fret— it only causes harm. —Psalm 37:8 Fretting means getting ourselves “out of joint” mentally or spiritually. It is one thing to say, “Do not fret,” but something very different to have such a nature that you find yourself unable to fret. It’s easy to say, “Rest in the Lord, and wait patiently for Him” (Psalm 37:7) until our own little world is turned upside down and we are forced to live in confusion and agony like so many other people. Is it possible to “rest in the Lord” then? If this “Do not” doesn’t work there, then it will not work anywhere. This “Do not” must work during our days of difficulty and uncertainty, as well as our peaceful days, or it will never work.

And if it will not work in your particular case, it will not work for anyone else. Resting in the Lord is not dependent on your external circumstances at all, but on your relationship with God Himself.

Worrying always results in sin. We tend to think that a little anxiety and worry are simply an indication of how wise we really are, yet it is actually a much better indication of just how wicked we are.

Fretting rises from our determination to have our own way. Our Lord never worried and was never anxious, because His purpose was never to accomplish His own plans but to fulfill God’s plans. Fretting is wickedness for a child of God. Have you been propping up that foolish soul of yours with the idea that your circumstances are too much for God to handle? Set all your opinions and speculations aside and “abide under the shadow of the Almighty” (Psalm 91:1). Deliberately tell God that you will not fret about whatever concerns you.

All our fretting and worrying is caused by planning without God.

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A good leader takes a little more than his share of the blame, a little less than his share of the credit. ~ Arnold H. Glasow

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JULY 5, 2019

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Who will go for us?

n the year 1999, I was elected as General Secretary, Kuzhami Literature Committee at the General Meeting of Kuzhalhü Zahwe at Pfütsero College, Phek District, and later elected as the Chairman in the next General Session and since then I have been actively working for the Literature of Kuzhale Chakhesang Naga. Again in the General meeting of 13 Nagaland Literature Boards meeting in the Zonal Council Hall, Kohima I was elected as its President and till today, I am actively working with my team.

In the year 2008, Mrs. Z. Bano Jamir, the then Commissioner & Secretary, Department of School Education, Govt. of Nagaland, spoke in the meeting of Nagaland Literature Boards Executives and the Language Officers, Nagaland with the Director, School Education at Ura Academy Hall, Kohima and there she took much interest in the study of Mother Tongues, Nagaland and enquired all the Chairmen of the different Languages of 17 as approved by the Government of Nagaland. During that year, Kuzhale Chakhesang Naga was being studied till Class- IV, while some other Languages were above that. She encouraged every Literature group to help in the study of their Mother Tongue to Matriculation level and beyond, whoever was able. With much assurance from our Commissioner& Secretary, Education, Nagaland, we encouraged our students to study our Mother Tongues and many of us reached up to

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irstly, I bring greetings to the beloved and blessed people of our beautiful Naga nation. It would be inadequate on my part if I do not acknowledge the many contributions and blessings that the wonderful people of the Naga nation has bestowed on the sacred struggle for sovereignty which we still vow to carry on despite the many odds.

I also thank the Naga nation for the consistent and unceasing prayers that have sustained us till date.

Today, I would like to share a few thoughts and facts with our Naga brothers and sisters living in the rest of the Naga inhabitated areas other than the eastern regions regarding the present scenario of our struggle.

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Class- VIII by the year 2012 itself. The students who got promoted were to go for ClassIX in the year 2013, continuing with their Mother Tongue as the additional subject. But to our surprise that was not allowed by the Chairperson of NBSE stating that it will not be allowed without Government Order, even though the language textbooks for ClassIX had already been printed by many of the tribal literature boards. After that we hurriedly applied for the permission, but it was not granted and the students of that batch had to take up another Language in Class- IX in the year 2013 and they were faced with a miserable situation. Seeing the acute problem faced by our students, we approached the Chairperson of NBSE again, but she questioned as to how many languages should the Government of Nagaland approve! And the matter stopped there. This sentence has been repeatedly ringing in my ears and my question is, “Why should Nagaland Government be partial in development of the Mother Tongues of the backward tribes of Nagaland?” Yes, Nagaland Govt. has allowed all the four Languages, viz.

Angami, Ao, Sema and Lotha to Matriculation and above.

Why the 13 other Languages, viz, 1. Chang, 2.Chokri, 3.Khiamniungan, 4.Konyak, 5.Kuzha, 6.Kuki, 7.Liangmai, 8 . P h o m , 9 . P o c h u r y, 10.Rengma, 11.Sangtam, 12.Yimchunger,and 13. Zeme are stopped to go beyond ClassVIII? Seeing the difficulties

faced by the 13 backward Literature Boards, we decided to convene a General Body Meeting in the year 2016, and the 13 Nagaland Literature Boards formed an association under the aegis of “Association of Nagaland Literature Boards” to jointly pursue the permission for the studies of our Mother Tongues in the Secondary level. We moved up and down incurring lots of time, energy and finance, without success till today.

A UN report has declared alarming figures for the disappearing of languages in the world and India too is worried for the extinguishing of its Languages. There are 6000- 7000 Languages in the world today and 90% of world languages will be disappeared in the next 100 years, according to UN. There were 1100 languages in India in the year 1961 and in 2013 there were 880 languages only in India. India has lost 220 languages in the past 50 years. With the Government of India striving to uplift the studies of Mother Tongues in the Schools, His Excellency the Governor of Nagaland, Shri P.B. Acharya is encouraging the State Government for the development of Mother Tongues in Nagaland as well.

Now the Government of Nagaland has ordered all the Schools in Nagaland to study their Mother Tongues and that Alternative English will be abolished in all the schools across the State in the year 2019 up to Class- VIII level.

We see that this is a good sign, but not quite forward-looking as without the permission for

studies of Class-IX and X for the 13 Mother Tongues in Nagaland, our children are faced with the same problem as that of the batch of 2012.

Faced with this predicament, we, the Executive Members of ANLB have travelled up and down looking for the respective high officials and Legislators in their offices for help, but to no avail for reasons best known to them. However, sooner or later, the permission for the studies of Mother Tongue for these 13 tribes will have to be granted for the welfare of our children, in line with the 4 advanced tribes, if the Languages of all 17 tribes of Nagaland are to be given equal status. As languages are a creation of God, one cannot question the fact that He has created so many Languages in our small state of Nagaland.

The Government of the day should not be dissuaded to take corrective measures by just a few individuals in official capacity, if the cause is for the greater good and development of its citizens.

Because of our helplessness, I am therefore questioning as to who will help in the development of the 13 (Thirteen) Backward Tribal Languages. I am left wondering, “who will go for us?” I request any right thinking person to come out and help our cause as we have been struggling for all these years without any positive outcome till today.

May God help us all!!!

Dr. Ditsolo Kapfo, President, Association of Nagaland Literature Boards, Nagaland

Plastic pollution and its adverse effects

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lastic pollution has become a major threat to our environment in today’s times and it is likely to make things worse in the times to come. The adverse effects of plastic pollution are also plenty.

Economical and Easy to Use: Plastic is one of the most widely used substances when it comes to production of containers, bags, furniture and various other things. This is because it is economical and can easily be moulded into different forms. The increasing use of plastic goods has increased the plastic waste which is a cause of plastic pollution.

Plastic waste which is increasing by the day is non-biodegradable. Plastic does not get disposed of in soil or water. It remains in the environment for hundreds of years and adds to the land, water and air pollution. Plastic Breaks but Doesn’t Dissolve: Plastic bags and other items made from plastic break into tiny particles that make their way into the soil or enter the water bodies thereby contributing to plastic pollution.

Plastic waste is entering the water bodies such as rivers, seas and even oceans and is polluting our water drastically. This water is then supplied at our places. No matter how much we filter this water it can never get back to its pure form and thus has negative repercussions on our health.

Large amount of plastic waste is dumped in landfills. Wind carries plastic bags and other small plastic particles from one place to another thereby effecting major area. Plastic particles release harmful chemicals that deposit in the soil and ruin its quality. It impacts the growth of the plants. Besides, waste lying on the land breeds mosquitoes and other insects that are carriers of various serious illnesses.

Harms Marine Life Plastic bags and other plastic litter that goes into rivers and seas are mistaken as food by the marine creatures who often gulp them and eventually fall sick.

Animals mostly feed on food thrown in the garbage. They eat plastic bags and other items along with other things. Plastic bags often get stuck in their intestines and choke them to death. They are also a cause of many serious illnesses. Plastic pollution is a cause of serious concern. It is increasing because of the negligence of humans. It is time we must take strict measures to fight it.

(Indiacelebrating.com)

NSCN/GPRN open letter to the Nagas 1. The Myanmar government approached the NSCN/GPRN to formulate a ceasefire agreement in the year 2012, which the government agreed and accepted in good faith and spirit for the welfare of the people.

2. Later on, the Myanmar government hypocritically overran the Council Headquarter at Taga, at the behest of the Fascist Indian government by pumping in money and arms into the Myanmar army.

3. The Myanmar mercenary army again proceeded to burn down the General headquarter twice, but the Naga army did not retaliate for the sake of peace we dearly held.

4. The Myanmar mercenary army even bom-

barded the civilian areas mercilessly in the Konyak region with artilleries and mortar fires and also arrested 5 (five) members of Peace Committee from the Laison office, Khamti. Then, the mercenaries burned down the Konyak region headquarter and the 3rd Brigade headquarter.

5. Our sacred government still stand by the Plebiscite of 1956 and is totally against the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) of the Fascist Myanmar govt and will never compromise or sign unless the Nagas consent to it.

6. The government is still strong and intact under the able leadership of His Excellency, the President.

As such, the government is growing more matured

and stronger under His Excellency, who has come in with an ocean of experience and unquestioned integrity, and with the unflinching support of many dedicated Nagas and with the prayerful blessings of the Naga nation, though the adversaries have tried to break our resolute.

7. The sacred govt is also fortunate to have leaders from the western, southern and the northern regions besides the very brave and dedicated leaders from the eastern sectors, in the likes of the visionary and fatherly figure Lt.Gen. Nikki Sumi, the deputy CNC who have sacrificed immensely leaving behind all the comfort despite the enemies bounding the family and tarnishing his reputation.

8. During the initial years of our sacred struggle, the Naga pioneers from the western region promised the Naga brothers and sisters a "ONE SOVEREIGN NATION". Now, where is the promised made to the Naga nation ? Except for a few dedicated and faithful Nagas why have the Naga brothers especially from the western region abandoned our brothers in the east forgetting the promises for "ONE SOVEREIGN NATION" and also the sacrifices made by the countless martyrs. Let us not forget, we have our future generations who will read our history between the lines. Let us remove the narrow domestic classifications between the eastern, western, or southern Na-

Suicide and Suicidal thought

uicide, taking your own life, is a tragic reaction to stressful life situations — and all the more tragic because suicide can be prevented.

Whether you're considering suicide or know someone who feels suicidal, learn suicide warning signs and how to reach out for immediate help and professional treatment. It may seem like there's no way to solve your problems and that suicide is the only way to end the pain. But you can take steps to stay safe — and start enjoying your life again.

Q: Why do people commit suicide?

A: A suicide attempt is an indication something is gravely wrong in a person’s life. Suicide is a desperate attempt to escape unbearable suffering.

Q: Who’s at risk for suicide?

A: Suicide can result from mental illness. Other risk factors include the recent loss of a loved one or a job, divorce, a dire medical condition, and a lack of social support.

Certain groups are at higher risk of taking their lives: • Older adults. People ages 65 and older have the highest suicide rates of any age group. Contributing fac-

tors are untreated depression, death of loved ones, chronic illness, and loneliness.

• Persons age 15 to 24.

Suicide is the third-leading cause of death in this age group and accounts for about 20% of all deaths annually.

Suicide risk factors for teenagers include depression, alcohol or drug abuse, a recent traumatic event, availability of a gun, and exposure to other teens who have committed suicide.

Q: What are the signs someone might be suicidal?

A: Most suicidal people give some sign of their intentions. These symptoms may indicate a person is at risk for suicide: • Verbal suicide threats, such as “You’d be better off without me.”

• Lack of interest in future plans.

• References to “unbearable” feelings and hopelessness.

• Saying good-bye to family and friends.

• Giving away prized possessions.

• Increasing withdrawal and isolation from family and friends.

Assessments may include:Q: Can suicide be prevented?

Q: Can suicide be prevented?

A: The best prevention is to treat the underlying causes.

If a person is depressed, or is a substance abuser, for example, treating the disorder helps to prevent the disease from progressing to the point of suicidal thinking. Medication along with counseling have been shown to be the best methods of treatment.

Recognizing the warning signs and seeking help are the best methods of prevention.

Non emergency situations: If you have suicidal thoughts, but aren't in a crisis situation, you may need outpatient treatment. This treatment may include: • Psychotherapy. In psychotherapy, also called psychological counseling or talk therapy, you explore the issues that make you feel suicidal and learn skills to help manage emotions more effectively.

You and your therapist can work together to develop a treatment plan and goals.

• Medications. Antidepressants, antipsychotic medications, anti-anxiety medications and other medications for mental illness can help reduce symptoms, which can help you feel less suicidal.

• Addiction treatment.

Treatment for drug or alcohol addiction can include detoxification, addiction treatment

programs and self-help group meetings.

• Family support and education. Your loved ones can be both a source of support and conflict. Involving them in treatment can help them understand what you're going through, give them better coping skills.

Coping and support: Don't try to manage suicidal thoughts or behavior on your own. You need professional help and support to overcome the problems linked to suicidal thinking.

• Learn about your condition. can empower and motivate you to stick to your treatment plan. If you have depression, for instance, learn about its causes and treatments.

• Pay attention to warning signs. Work with your therapist to learn what might trigger your suicidal feelings.

Learn to spot the danger signs early, and decide what steps to take ahead of time.

• Make a plan so you know what to do if suicidal thoughts return. Clearly stating your suicidal intention with your therapist makes it possible to anticipate it and address it.

Vivi Zhimomi, Counseling Psychology

gas for the sake of "ONE SOVEREIGN NATION" under our Supreme God Almighty.

Despite of all the constraints, the valiant Naga army is fully prepared to face any eventualities both internal and external. Let it also be known that no one should take our patience and restraints as weaknesses.

As our sacred struggle cannot survive without the support and prayers of the Naga nation we humbly request all to extend your utmost concern , love and prayers in this trying times.

GOD BLESS OUR NAGA NATION. KUKNALIM Imti Imchen, deputy kilonser, NSCN/GPRN

Reader’s Post

Dangerous cable wires

Sir,

In some places around Dimapur, the cable wires plus telephone wires are all entangled along electric poles. Some of these wires give out shock as they are obviously entangled with the electric wire and need to be separated properly. The concerned department needs to make a thorough check and sort out the tangles because it could prove to be dangerous for innocent passersby. They may accidently touch the cable wire thinking it to be safe only to get a jolting shock as happened to a resident in that area. Besides, those people fixing cable wires or telephone wires also need to be very careful while laying out the wires.

Along Konyak, Duncan Basti, Dimapur

ILP be implemented

Sir,

I, Pran Gopal Banerjee, would like to put on record that I was born here in Dimapur in 1951. As a resident of this city I have been witness to the numerous changes the city has gone through with the increasing influx of different communities, migrants and immigrants. As a non-Naga indigenous inhabitant of Nagaland, I want to state that I support unequivocally the implementation of the Inner Line Permit (ILP) in the whole state of Nagaland including Dimapur. It is imperative that the ILP be implemented in Dimapur also for the benefit of the Nagas and the non-Naga indigenous inhabitants.

P.G. Banerjee, Senior Citizen, Dimapur

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

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court allows Indrani Mukerjea SC asks Centre’s reply on illegal mining leases Delhi to turn approver in INX Media case

Representational image of mining.

court had asked the Centre to respond to Sharma’s plea which has also sought a direction to the CBI to register an FIR to probe the matter.

The top court had appointed senior advocate P S Narasimha as amicus curiae to assist it in the case.

The plea has alleged that in February this year it came to Sharma’s knowledge that 288 mining leases were extended in exchange of “large donations” to political parities which has created a “serious financial loss” to the tune of Rs 4 lakhs crore to public ex-

chequer. The petitioner has claimed that leases have been either granted or extended to the firms for mining iron ores in over 358 mines without either any fresh evaluation or adopting the auction process.

It has also sought directions for recovery of market value of the mined minerals in accordance with the law.

Besides, it has sought a court-monitored probe into the extension of lease and allotment of the mineral mines for free of cost alleging that it had caused huge financial loss to the

public via a concocted conspiracy.

“Within the principle upheld by the Supreme Court in its previous judgement, no natural assets can be allotted/extended free of cost. Impugned extension is contra to the law of the country. No where in the Act, it says to extend the lease free of cost. At least value of extension must be decided as per the maximum rate of auction value by the state or by another state government during these period,” the plea has said.

It has said that loss caused to the exchequer is liable to be recovered from the mining firms and their leases are liable to be quashed and the mines be put to fresh auction.

The plea has also sought quashing of section 8A of the MMDR (Mines and Minerals Development and Regulation) Act. Section 8-A of the Act provides that all mining lease should be granted for 50 years and on expiry of lease period, it should be

put up for auction as per the procedure specified in the Act. “It is revealed to the petitioner that a large amount of political donation has been given by the corporate miner for the impugned provisions (of MMDR Act) for extension of the mining lease as free of cost from escaping auction process which is also a subject matter for CBI investigation and calling list of mines from all states for further action,” the plea said.

The petitioner has also referred to media reports on the issue of mining leases in some states.

“All old lease of the minerals mining, except coal block, has been extended for further 5 to 20 years under the garb of the amendment of 2015 without charging any cost/ premium and fresh value to pay for mining while new mines has been put up for auction which were auctioned for 80 per cent to 110 per cent premium other then royalty etc,” it said.

NEW DELHI, JUL 4 (PTI): A special court Thursday pardoned jailedmedia baron Indrani Mukerjea in the INX Media corruption case and allowed her to turn approver to support the prosecution case in which former Union minister P Chidambaram and his son Karti are accused.

The court also issued a warrant requiring the presence of Mukerjea on July 11 to go through the relevant documents about her turning an approver in the case and give her consent.

She is currently lodged in Byculla jail, Mumbai, in her daughter Sheena Bora’s murder case. Her husband Peter Mukerjea, the company’s founder, is also in jail in the same case.

They are facing trial for allegedly conspiring to kill Bora, Indrani’s daughter from an earlier relationship, in April 2012.

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World’s largest combat jet deal NSCN/GPRN (K) disowns statement under way as India starts process (From p-1)

Pakistan loomed.

A Pakistani F-16 jet downed an ageing Sovietera MiG 21 - the Indian Air Force’s mainstay - in a dogfight during a military confrontation earlier this year.

The evaluation of initial bids and finalising the Air Forces’ requirements has begun, Junior Defence Minister Shripad Naik told lawmakers in Parliament.

India is also drafting initial documents to purchase tanks and armoured vehicles, as well as asking foreign shipbuilders to show interest to manufacture submarines in India, he said.

The Indian Air Force and Navy require as many

as 400 single- and doubleengine combat aircraft, according to the government.

Boeing is partnering with state-run Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd and Mahindra Defence Systems Ltd for the fighter jet deal, offering its F/A-18. Lockheed will jointly bid with salt-tosoftware conglomerate Tata Group for its F-21 jets, and Saab teamed with billionaire Gautam Adani to offer its Gripen jets.

After scrapping an order with Dassault Aviation for 126 Rafale jets worth US$11 billion in 2015 - a process that took nearly a decade - Mr Modi’s administration bought 36 jets separately.

he owned moral responsibility of the publication of the statement, while calling for considering it null and void.

“With due respect, the undersigned would like to rectify the press statement published on July 4 using the name MIP, NSCN/ GPRN K, of which I am not,” Viputo stated.

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YAA said that the lone CHC that caters the medical amenities for the entire sub-division has been functioning without a single doctor for nearly two years.

The lack of doctors, YAA said has further aggravated the deteriorating health care services adding to the woes of poverty

stricken patients who could barely afford to be treated in government hospitals.

YAA has, therefore, reminded the government to redress the matter on priority “lest the situation turns superfluous problems as a result of outburst of public patience, for which the government shall be bound to own responsibility of any eventuality.”

Bhardwaj pardoned Indrani Mukerjea, an accused in the INX case, after she submitted that she voluntarily agreed to become an approver in the case.

Their names had cropped up in the case involving Rs 305 crore, which relates to Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) approval granted in 2007 for receipt of funds by INX Media.

Responding to the application, the CBI had ear-

AAP’s Raghav Chadha challenges poll defeat in court

NEW DELHI, JUL 4 (AGENCIES): AAP leader Raghav Chadha Thursday approached the Delhi High Court challenging the results of Lok Sabha election of South Delhi constituency which declared BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri as elected.

Chadha had also contested from the constituency, where Bidhuri won by over 3.6 lakh votes. The petition, which cites incomplete disclosure of information

by Bidhuri in his affidavit as a candidate, is listed for hearing on Friday before Justice Sanjeev Narula.

The plea sought that the election results declaring Bidhuri as the winning candidate be held as void and Chadha, who secured the next highest tally of votes in the constituency, be declared as the winning candidate.

The plea, said, “The BJP candidate willfully and intentionally concealed the factum of registration of an FIR against him in Police Station... Muzaffarpur, Bihar, under sections 504, 506, 153 and 153(a) of the IPC.” The petition alleged that Bidhuri had declared false income as also of his wife.

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NEW DELHI, JUL 4 (Agencies): India has moved a step closer to inviting bids for the purchase of 114 fighter jets, currently the world’s largest deal in play, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks to boost the capability of the country’s armed forces and replace an ageing combat aircraft fleet.

The deal - valued at more than US$15 billion (S$20.33 billion) - has attracted initial offers from global defence majors, including Boeing Co, Lockheed Martin Corp and Sweden’s Saab AB. At least 85 per cent of production has to be in India, according to an initial document issued more than a year back.

Modernising the country’s defence forces is critical for Mr Modi, who hardly signed any new major arms deals during his first term, even as twin threats from neighbouring China and

NSCN/GPRN (K) also urged media houses to authenticate from appropriate authorities the veracity of such articles emanating from questionable sources, lest unnecessary unrest and mistrust were created.

Viputo apologizes: Clarifying that the contents

of the statement published and views expressed reflected his personal thoughts and ideas and that those in no way reflected the viewpoints of NSCN/GPRN (K), Viputo has apologised to Government of India, NNPGs and all organisations, especially to NSCN/ GPRN( K).

In a statement, he said

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lier told the court that the agency had come across evidence, in the form of conversations, to which only Indrani Mukerjee is privy and will help consolidate the case.

Karti Chidambaram, elected MP from Shivaganga, Tamil Nadu, is on bail in the case. The former Union minister’s anticipatory bail plea is pending before the Delhi High Court.

CBI had registered an FIR in the case on May 15, 2017 alleging irregularities in the FIPB clearance granted to the media group for receiving overseas funds to the tune of Rs 305 crore in 2007 during Chidambaram’s tenure as finance minister.

Thereafter, ED also lodged the money laundering case against the company’s founders Peter Mukerjea, former media baron and his wife Indrani, and others under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).

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NE W D E L HI , J U L 4 (PTI): The Supreme Court Thursday asked the Centre to file its reply in four weeks on a plea seeking quashing of allotment, extension or continuation of leases to firms for mining iron ore from over 358 mines across the country without any fresh evaluation.

The Centre sought some time from the court to file its reply to the plea.

A bench of Justices S A Bobde and B R Gavai allowed it four weeks and said that the issue needs to be heard at length, while listing it on a non-miscellaneous matters day.

Petitioner advocate M L Sharma contended that mining leases were granted or extended without following the due procedure in law.

Additional Solicitor General A N S Nadkarni, appearing for the Centre, told the court that a “mala fide” plea has been filed and he wants some time to respond to it.

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At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened at 68.86 per dollar and advanced to a high of 68.49 during the day. It finally settled at 68.50, up 39 paise against its previous close of 68.89.

Meanwhile, the Economic Survey 2019 stressed the need to give a huge boost to spending and reforms to accelerate higher rate of expansion to double the economy’s size to USD 5 trillion by 2024-25.

Forex traders said the budget will give further cues going ahead in the currency market . “Rupee gain was followed by stronger emerging market currencies. Lower crude oil prices and stronger domestic equity markets supported rupee in Thursday’s trade,” said V K Sharma, Head PCG and Capital Markets Strategy, HDFC Securities.

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“During 2018-19, 123 companies mobilised Rs 16,087 crore through public equity issuance compared to 202 companies amounting Rs 83,696 crore in the previous year, indicating a decrease of 81 per cent over the period,” the survey said.

“Further, during 201819, there were 21 rights issues which raised Rs 2,149 crore compared to 21 rights issues which raised Rs 21,400 crore in 2017-18.”

The country’s two key stock indices -- S&P BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty50 -- witnessed a rise of 17.3 per cent and a gain of 14.9 per cent, respectively, on financial year closing basis in 2018-19.

In addition, during 2018-19, the 10-year benchmark G-sec yields were “volatile and closely tracked the movement in oil prices, domestic liquidity and rupee exchange rate”.

five crore additional jobs in the MSME sector which is very important,” he said while replying to a supplementary question.

Congress leader in the Lok Sabha, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, countered Gadkari’s claims and reminded him of Narendra Modi’s promise before the 2014 general elections to create two crore jobs every year. In his response, Gadkari said, “If I have said something and failed to do so, kindly let me know. I have done every work if I have said.”

The Minister also announced that the government would soon launch a marketing website on the lines of China’s Alibaba and America’s Amazon, to promote marketing for the MSME sector and khadi (handloom) products.

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In terms of mutual funds, the survey said that during 2018-19, there was a net inflow of Rs 109,701 crore in the industry as compared to Rs 271,797 crore during 2017-18.

“The cumulative net assets under management of all MF increased by 11.4 per cent to Rs 23,79,584 crore in March 2019 from Rs 21,36,036 crore in March 2018,” it said.

The survey also showed that resource mobilisation through issuance of corporate bonds private placement stood at Rs 579,425 crore in 2018-19 compared to Rs 599,147 crore in 201718.

“During 2018-19, Indian corporates preferred private placement route to gear up the capital requirement,” the survey said.

“There were 416 issues which raised Rs 217,632 crore in 2018-19 compared to 460 issues which raised Rs 126,711 crore during 2017-18.”

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(IANS): Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Thursday told Parliament that the government had set the goal of raising the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) sector’s contribution to India’s national income in the next five years to 50 per cent of the GDP and create five crore additional jobs in the sector.

The Minister made the announcement during Question Hour and rejected opposition objections in this regard, saying “it was not just his tall claims”. Gadkari said the target should always be set high. “Sometimes it is fulfilled and sometimes we fail to fulfill it. “We have set a target to contribute 50 per cent to India’s GDP in the next five years. We have already created 11 crore jobs and would now create over

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New Delhi, Jul 4 (IANS): Cumulative investment by Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) in India declined in 2018-19, the Economic Survey 2018-19 said.

According to the survey, there was a net outflow in investments worth Rs 5,499 crore in 2018-19, whereas an inflow of Rs 22,466 crore was reported in 2017-18.

“Total cumulative investment by FPIs decreased to Rs 248,154 crore as on March 31, 2019 as against Rs 253,653 crore as on March 31, 2018,” the survey, tabled in the Parliament

by Finance and Corporate Affairs Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, said.

“The assets of the FPIs in India, as reported by the custodians, increased to Rs 33,42,680 crore as on March 31, 2019 from Rs 31,48,349 crore as on March 31, 2018.”

However, the notional value of offshore derivative instruments (including ODIs on derivatives) decreased to Rs 77,287 crore

Dimapur, Jul 4 (NPN): The Investment and Development Authority of Nagaland (IDAN) conducted a workshop with Airbnb, the world’s largest online marketplace and hospitality service brokerage platform for booking of hotels and accommodation, through internet in Mokokchung on July 4. The workshop was held in the Conference Hall of the State Bank of India, Regional Office, Mokokchung with Zhokhohulu Curhah, in-market host acquisition specialist, Airbnb, Nagaland as the resource person.

The conference was attended by more than 40 participants including hotel owners, lodge owners, homestay owners, potential homestay owners and interested persons in travel and hospitality industry.

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US ‘hell-bent’ on hostility despite talks: North Korea

Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un (File).

UNITED NATIONS, JUL 4 (IANS): North Korea has accused Washington of being “hell-bent on hostile acts”, days after US President Donald Trump and regime leader Kim Jong-un held a historic meeting and agreed to resume nuclear talks.

North Korea’s delegation to the UN said on Wednesday that the US was “obsessed with sanctions” while responding to an allegation that Pyongyang had breached a cap on refined petroleum imports that was set in 2017.The delegation’s remarks come in response to a joint letter sent by the US, France, Germany and the UK to all UN member states that called for further sanctions on Pyongyang, the BBC reported.

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asked all members to send expatriate North Korean workers home.

T h e d e ve l o p m e n t comes after Trump met Kim on June 30 in the heavily fortified demilitarized zone which divides the two Koreas and the two sides agreed to set up teams to resume stalled negotiations on denuclearization.

The latest North Korean statement marks a shift in tone and a return to the angry exchanges that have marred relations between the countries in recent times. North Korea also accused Washington of attempting to “undermine the peaceful atmosphere” on the Korean peninsula.

“What can’t be overlooked is the fact that this joint letter game was carried out... on the very same day

when President Trump proposed (a) summit meeting,” the delegation statement read. “(It) speaks to the reality that the US is practically more and more hell-bent (on) hostile acts against North Korea. All UN member states will have to keep vigilance against deliberate attempts by the US to undermine the peaceful atmosphere that has been created on the Korean Peninsula,” it said.

Pyongyang added that it was “quite ridiculous” for the US to view sanctions as a “panacea for all problems”. The US is yet to respond to the statement.

The US President and the North Korean leader earlier met in Hanoi in February but the talks ended with no deal, as they failed to agree on the pace at which sanctions on Pyongyang should be eased.

Since then the negotiations have stalled, though Kim and Trump have exchanged letters.

When both leaders met on Sunday at the demilitarized zone, their exchanges were largely complimentary. Trump, who once referred to Kim as “little rocket man”, called their friendship “particularly great” and said it was a “great day for the world”.

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Hafiz Saeed, 12 other JuD leaders booked for terror financing LAHORE, JUL 4 (IANS): Top 13 leaders of the banned Jamaat-ud Dawa (JuD), including its chief and Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed, have been booked in nearly two dozen cases of terror financing and money laundering, days ahead of Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s visit to the US. The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD), which registered the cases under the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997 in five cities of Punjab, declared that the JuD was financing terrorism from the massive funds collected through non-profit organisations and trusts, including Al-Anfaal Trust, Dawatul Irshad Trust and Muaz Bin Jabal Trust, the Dawn reported on Thursday.

These non-profit organisations were banned in April as the CTD during investigations found that they had links with the JuD and its top leadership and them accused of financing terrorism by building huge assets/ properties from the collected funds in Pakistan.

On Monday and Tuesday, 23 FIRs were registered against JuD leaders at the CTD police stations of Lahore, Gujranwala, Multan, Faisalabad and Sargodha.

Besides Saeed, his brother-in-law Naib Emir Abdul Rehman Makki, Malik Zafar Iqbal, Ameer Hamza, Mohammad Yahya Aziz, Mohammad Naeem, Mohsin Bilal, Abdul Raqeeb, Ahmad Daud, Muhammad

Hafiz Saeed (File).

Ayub, Abdullah Ubaid, Mohammad Ali and Abdul Ghaffar were also booked.

The move comes ahead of Imran Khan’s upcoming five-day visit to the US from July 20, during which he will hold talks with US President Donald Trump.

“Formal investigations on a large scale have been launched against the top leadership of the JuD for terror financing after the registration of FIRs against them during the last two days,” said a spokesperson for the CTD, Punjab.

According to the official, substantial and irreversible punitive/legal action has been taken against them by the state, making these organisations “fully dysfunctional”.

He said action was taken against them in connection with implementation of UN sanctions imposed on the JuD, Lashkar-i-Taiba and Falah-i-Insaniyat Foundation (FiF) besides their designated entities and leadership as directed by the National Security Committee (NSC) in January under the National Action Plan.

The CTD took some months to collect evidence against the banned organisations regarding terror financing.

Imran Khan to meet Trump on July 22 Department on Tuesday designated the Balo­chistan Liberation Army (BLA) as a global terrorist group, paving the way for similar actions by the UN and other states.

PM Sheikh Hasina walks with Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Qing Gang on arrival in China. and technical cooperation, hydrological information sharing of Yalu Zhangbo/ Brahmaputra River and an MoU on cultural exchange and tourism programme.

Hasina is on a threeday visit to China, the first trip to Beijing after her reelection.

Hasina is also scheduled to hold talks with President Xi Jinping and other top leaders on improving the bilateral ties and exchange views on issues of mutual interest.

During the bilateral talks, China may press for speeding up of the Bangladesh-China- India-Myanmar (BCIM) economic corridor which has failed to take off.

With an estimated USD 31 billion investments, China has emerged as a major investor in Bangladesh mainly in the infrastructure and energy sectors - raising concerns in India over growing Chinese influence in the region.

The rapid expansion

of Chinese investments in Bangladesh were regarded as the second highest by Beijing after the USD 60 billion China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

China’s investments in Bangladesh included the construction of 6-km long bridge across the Padma river, as the Ganga is known in the country, costing about USD 3.7 billion and the USD 2.5 billion power plant at Payra near Dhaka.

Both the CPEC and the BCIM were the components of the Belt And Road Initiative (BRI) which was mooted by President Xi when he came to power in 2013. The BRI aims to link Southeast Asia, Central Asia, the Gulf region, Africa and Europe with a network of land and sea route.

While the CPEC regarded as the flagship project took off, the BCIM failed to make headway.

India has protested to China over the CPEC as it is being laid through Pakistanoccupied Kashmir.

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BEIJING, JUL 4 (PTI): China Thursday accorded a red carpet welcome to Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who held wide ranging talks with her Chinese counterpart Li Keqiang to further consolidate bilateral ties and signed nine agreements.

The nine instruments five agreements, three memorandums of understanding (MoUs) and a document - were signed in different sectors ranging from aid for the Rohingyas and economic and technical cooperation, investment, power, culture and tourism.

Prime Minister Keqiang welcomed the Bangladesh prime minister as she reached the Great Hall. She was accorded a red carpet welcome and a team of armed forces offered her a guard of honour.

The two leaders held talks for half an hour after which the two countries signed the nine agreements.

Under the first agreement titled ‘’Letter of Exchange (LoC) on the Rohingya Refugees Rice Aid’’, China will provide 2,500 tonnes of rice to the forcibly displaced Rohingyas from Myanmar, Foreign Secretary Md Shahidul Haque told Bangladesh’s state-run BSS news agency.

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Dated, Kohima, the 4th July, 2019.

NO. DTE/ ESTT-2/12/2018-19: This is to inform all the NSEE-2019 appeared candidates that there will be a Spot Round counseling on 9th July, 2019 at 1:00 pm in the conference Hall of the Directorate Technical Education, Nagaland, Kohima, to fill the vacant seats in various State reserved seats in Para Medical, Agri & Allied courses mentioned below.

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B.SC. AGRI. – 10 seats 6.

MLT – 3 seats 2.

HORTICULTURE – 8 seats 7.

RIT – 2 seats 3.

FORESTRY – 1 seat 8.

OOT – 1 seat 4.

NURSING – 3 seats 9.

FISHERY – 3 seats 5.

B. PHARMACY – 4 seats 10. B.SC. SERICULTURE – 2 seats Interested candidates who have appeared NSEE-2019 and have not been allotted with any seats are informed to be present on the final spot round selection. Selection shall be done on the basis of NSEE-2019 merit only.

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Sl. Name of No. of Educational Desirable Monthly No the post post Qualification Emoluments 1. Junior 01 M.Sc (Ag) in Horticulture Research Rs. 25,000/- + Research (Vegetable Science)/ with experience in DUS 10% HRA Fellow (JRF) NET (Veg. Sc). project on cucubits NOTE: 1. No TA/DA will be admissible to the candidate appearing the interview.

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In continuation to the Advertisement NO. CNE-A/RECT-BRD/17, Dated Kohima, the 17th January 2019, issued by the Office of the Commissioner, Nagaland and this office letter of even number, dated the 5th March, 2019, the practical and oral interview for various categories of posts under the establishment of the Deputy Commissioner, Tuensang are hereby scheduled as below : NAME OF EXAM/ DATE TIME VENUE POST INTERVIEW LDA (Fresh) Computer Practical 09/07/2019 10:00 AM To 11:00 AM Conference Hall, DC Office, Tuensang D e c l a r a t i o n o f 09/07/2019 4:00 PM Written + Practical Result Interview 10/07/2019 10:00 AM To 11:00 AM Conference Hall, DC Office, Tuensang Dobashi Oral interview 10/07/2019 11:00 AM To 5:00 PM Conference Hall DC (Roll 1 to 47) Office, Tuensang Oral Interview 11/07/2019 10:00 AM To 5:00 PM Conference Hall, DC (Roll 48 to 123) Office, Tuensang Oral Interview 12/07/2019 10:00 AM To 5:00 PM Conference Hall, DC (Roll 124 to 194) Office, Tuensang The Calling Letters for the 36 qualified candidates in the written test for LDA-cum-Computer Assistant and 128 accepted applications for the post of Dobashis will be issued from July 2, 2019 till July 8, 2019 from the establishment branch of the Deputy Commissioner's Office during office hours. The same must be produced during the practical/oral interview stages of the exam.

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olice in Hyderabad registered a case of cheating against Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan, brand ambassador of Cult.Fit and three others on a complaint filed by a gym user.

The complainant said the fitness centre enrolled more people than it could accommodate and failed to give the slots as promised at the time of registration.

He alleged that when he

protested he was barred from using their app to book the slots.

KPHB Colony police station under Cyberabad police commissionerate on Wednesday booked the case against the actor and three officials of Cult.Fit Healthcare Private Limited on charges of cheating and criminal breach of trust.

According to Inspector K. Laxmi Narayana, a person who had registered

West teams up with Wilson on new track

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a n y e We s t h a s teamed up with Charlie Wilson for ‘Brothers’ – a new track which premiered on US telly last night.

A snippet of the track featured in the latest episode of ‘Tales’, an anthology series created for BET by writer Irv Gotti.

The full track can be heard below, after Gotti posted it on his Instagram and explained how Kanye became involved.

He wrote: “There is a lot of speculation right now on who is Kanye West rapping about on the song brothers. So here is the song.

That BET cut off because of there way of airing episodes.

But it was always meant for the audience to hear the whole record. Listen.

And decide for your self if you think Kanye is rapping about Jay Z or Virgil. Both Ye’s Brothers. And also let me know if you liked the episode and song. We did it for yall. My hip hop culture.”

The latest collaboration between West and Wilson comes after they previously joined forces on the song ‘No Mistakes,’ which featured Kid Cudi and was included on West’s most recent album ‘ye’. (NME)

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acebook, WhatsApp and Instagram were back in action on Thursday morning after affecting millions of users across its platforms globally, including in India. Some users, however, still reported failed messaging and image download issues.

Users in India had night-long problems in sending photos, videos and voice messages on WhatsApp. Only the text messages were being shared on the mobile messaging service. Similar problems were faced on Facebook and Instagram.

According to DownDetector.com, the problems impacted users across the globe.

Facebook on Thursday posted on Twitter that the issues have almost been resolved.

“Earlier today, some people and businesses ex-

perienced trouble uploading or sending images, videos and other files on our apps and platforms. The issue has since been resolved and we should be back at 100 per cent for everyone. We’re sorry for any inconvenience,” said the Menlo Park (California)headquartered company which has over 2.38 billion users globally.

Facebook users were reporting that uploaded images were visible again, though there were continued reports of messaging and image problems with WhatsApp and Instagram.

Hashtags and hashtag pages were still not functioning, according to posts by some users, reports CNET. Instagram indicated on Twitter that the main problem was resolved.

“We’re back! The issue has been resolved and we should be back at 100 per cent for everyone. We’re sorr y for any inconvenience,” Instagram posted on Twitter.

(IANS)

that Jonas may h av e g o t t h e wrong idea. In a new interview with the Asbury Park Press, Iero simply denied a reunion when asked about Jonas’ comments.

As for whether a future reunion could happen, Iero replied: ““I survived a bus accident, so anything is possible.”

Earlier this year, The Warped Tour organiser Kevin Lyman revealed that he tried to get MCR to reform for the event’s 25th anniversary shows.

“It would have been epic to have them,” he said.

“I remember the first time I saw them, they were travelling in a van. They played both Warped and Taste Of Chaos that year and every show was special.”

Speaking in February, Gerard Way explained what he would do differently if My Chemical Romance were to make a return in the future.

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y Chemical Rom a nc e g uita rist Frank Lero has responded to reports that the emo icons have been rehearsing secretly for a hugely anticipated reunion.

While Gerard Way called time on the New Jersey band in 2013, Joe Jonas claimed last month that the Jonas Brothers were recently rehearsing next to the band in New York.

I’ve got some dirt,” said the pop star in an interview with KISS FM. “My Chemical Romance were apparently rehearsing next to us in New York recently, which — I thought they broke up, so…that’s the gossip!”

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court hearing the blackbuck poaching case against superstar Salman Khan expressed displeasure over his absence Thursday and warned his bail could be cancelled if he failed to appear at the next hearing.

The District and Sessions Court here is hearing the actor's appeal against the five-year sentence handed down to him in April 2018 for allegedly killing two blackbucks in 1998.

The next hearing is on September 27.

“Judge Chandra Kumar Songara also warned Khan's counsel that if he failed to appear at the next hearing, his bail could be rejected,” prosecution counsel Mahipal Bishnoi said.

Khan was earlier exempted from personal appearance before the court during the hearing of arguments on his appeal against the sentence by a trial court.

But the court had directed the actor's counsel

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he Who‘s Roger Daltrey has predicted that he won’t be able to sing any more within the next five years.

The legendary rock frontman is still going strong at 75 – with The Who set to play a massive show at London’s Wembley Stadium this Saturday (July 6).

But Daltrey says that as he hurtles towards the big 8-0, it’s only a matter of time before he loses his pipes.

“Obviously within the next five years I think my voice will go,” he told Billboard.

“Age will get it in the end.”

He added, optimistically: “It’s still there at the moment.”

And while the rockers might be in the “twilight” of their career, Daltrey isn’t ruling out further shows next year.

“It’s always very difficult getting us to do anything; Pete’s on different projects and everything else. I just want to get this tour done and the second leg to be even better than the first, and let’s see where we are once we’ve done that. I mean, we’re obviously coming to the twilight of our live career, and I’m glad we’re getting to do something like this before it’s over,” he admitted.

It comes as The Who continue work on their first album since 2006 – which Daltrey describes as being “better than Quadrophe-

nia”.

Speaking last month during a Q&A at pop-up shop ‘The Who @ 52’, Daltrey shared his initial skepticism over the band’s new album and how he’s now changed his mind and is “incredibly optimistic” about their 12th studio album.

“When I first heard the songs I was very skeptical as I didn’t think I could do it,” Daltrey explained. “I thought Pete had written a really great solo album and I said to him, ‘Pete, what do you need to do this for? Release it as a solo album, it’s great.’ But he said he wanted it to be a Who album.

“So I took the songs away and I listened to them, and listened to them some more, and I had some ideas.

[Pete] let me have a bit of freedom with changing a few things, changing the tenses of songs and other little things. And he gave me complete melodic freedom.

And I gotta tell you that after being very skeptical I’m now incredibly optimistic. I think we’ve made our best album since ‘Quadrophenia’.”

(NME)

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learning process. He also dwelt on the main points of National Education Policy-2019, where there won’t be any difference between curricular and cocurricular activities.

The overall winner of the competition was bagged by the Red House.

The programme was hosted by Toshi R and Eyingi Yanthan of B.A 3rd semester.

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he was sentenced to five years in prison for killing two blackbucks while he was on a night safari outside Jodhpur, on the sidelines of a film shoot.

However, the trial court had acquitted his Bollywood colleagues Saif Ali Khan, Tabu, Neelam and Sonali Bendre and a local resident Dushyant Singh, giving them the benefit of doubt in the October 1998 incident.

The actors were in Rajasthan shooting for “Hum Saath Saath Hain”.

Salman Khan had spent two nights at the Jodhpur Central Jail before being granted bail.

(PTI)

The Who’s Roger Daltrey thinks he Steven Adler apologizes for ‘media will lose his voice in the next 5 years confusion,’ says he is ‘Alive and Well’

MGM College Dimapur organises singing competition

GM College Dimapur organised singing competition on July 4 at the college auditorium. Competitions were held in three categories between four houses namely solo, duet and group song.

Delivering a short speech, the college principal, Fr. Dr. Shibu Varghese highlighted the importance of co-curricular programmes in the teaching

to produce him Thursday for the last hearing in connection with his appeal, according to Bishnoi.

“But he moved an exemption application today also,” the prosecution counsel said.

Khan's counsel H M Saraswat said the actor could not come to court because of his shooting schedule.

“Since the court has directed him to appear at the next hearing, we would be honouring the court's direction,” Saraswat said.

The arguments on Khan's appeal began in the sessions court in May 2018.

On April 5 that year,

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teve Adler says that he is “alive and well,” less than a week after he was hospitalized for a selfinflicted stab wound.

The former GUNS N’ ROSES drummer addressed the incident in a video message posted to his Facebook page earlier today. In the clip, which can be seen below, Adler says: “I’m really sorry about all this media confusion that’s been going on. I’m alive and well. I’m looking forward to seeing everybody on July 12 at the Golden Nugget in [Las] Vegas and July 13 at this motorcycle rally in Oregon, which is gonna be bad to the bone. And I love everybody, and I can’t wait to see and hug everybody. Thank you so much for your love and support.”

On June 27, local authorities responded to a call shortly after 6:30 p.m. for a possible suicide attempt at Adler’s Studio City, California, home.

A spokesperson at the Los Angeles Fire Department confirmed to People that they were called to the address for a possible stabbing and transported one patient to the local hospital

via ambulance.

Adler’s representative later told TMZ that the stabbing was not a suicide attempt and was simply an accident. The rep would not specify what caused the accident except to describe it as a “very minor, superficial wound.” He also insisted that Adler has been sober for several years. Steven was the drummer for GUNS N’ ROSES from 1985 to 1990.

He was eventually fired from the band due to his drug addiction, which caused him to spiral down into depression and more drug use.

GUNS N’ ROSES was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2012.

Adler, guitarist Slash and bassist Duff McKagan attended the ceremony, while singer Axl Rose and founding guitarist Izzy Stradlin stayed home.

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With immense pride and honour, we the Mengujuma Students' Union would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Er. Sivi Mor (SDO Soil and Water Conservation), S/o Zakiezotuo Mor from Mengujuma Village for being selected as Consultant in United Nations - Food and Agricultural Organisation.

The Union wishes and prays that the Almighty God continue to bless and guide you in all your future ventures.

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himself as a user of Cult fitness centre in KPHB 3rd Phase lodged the complaint that the company failed to keep its promise of daily work out sessions.

I. Shahsikanth, who lodged the complaint with the police last month, alleged that he was not allotted a slot for the workout though he had paid a fee of Rs 17,490 in December last year.

The gym was offering weight loss packages for Rs 17,490 to Rs 36,400 for one year. Shashikanth availed the discount offered at the time of the centre’s launch.

He claimed that since the company advertised guaranteed weight loss and daily work out sessions and with Rithik Roshan acting as its brand ambassador, a large number of people registered themselves.

Police officer said they were investigating the case.

(IANS)

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Peru stun Chile to reach Copa final

Peru players celebrate after defeating Chile in Copa America semi-final match.

Sao Paulo, Jul 4 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : Pe r u stunned defending champions Chile 3-0 to reach the final of the Copa America for the first time in 44 years.

Goals from Edison Flores, Yoshimar Yotun and Paolo Guerrero handed Peru a deserved win which sends them into a final against Brazil at the Maracana Stadium on Sunday.

The stunning upset prevented Chile’s golden generation from challenging for a third straight title, following their wins over Argentina in 2015 and 2016.

Instead the finalists from the previous two editions will meet in Satur-

DDBA general meeting Dimapur, Jul 4 (NPN): The annual general meeting of Dimapur District Badminton Association (DDBA) will be held on July 7 at 2:00 pm at Hotel Saramati, Dimapur.

The president and general secretary of all the clubs affiliated under DDBA have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

Bayavü inter sector badminton Kohima, Jul 4 (NPN): The 1st Bayavü Inter Sector Mini Badminton Tourney, organised by Knight Shuttlers and Bayavü Youth Organisation, will be held on July 5 at Vichü Society Badminton Stadium.

Brazil’s Willian ruled out of Copa America final Rio de Janeiro, Jul 4 (IANS): Brazil winger Willian will miss Sunday’s Copa America final at the Maracana stadium with a leg muscle injury, the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) has said.

The Chelsea player suffered the setback late in Brazil’s 2-0 semifinal victory over Argentina in Belo Horizonte on Tuesday.

The 30-year-old remained on the pitch until the final whistle because Brazil coach Tite had already used his three substitutions.

Scans on Wednesday confirmed a hamstring tear in his right leg, a CBF spokesperson said.

Willian was a late inclusion in Brazil’s Copa America squad, having been called up to replace Neymar a week before the tournament began after the Paris Saint-Germain forward suffered an ankle injury. The former Shakhtar Donetsk player has made four appearances out of a possible five in this competition, all as a substitute.

Meanwhile, Brazil received better news about left-back Filipe Luis and midfielder Fernandinho, both of whom should be available for Sunday’s clash after recovering from respective hamstring and knee problems.

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day’s third-place play-off in Sao Paulo.

From the start Peru dominated the reigning champions, with Christian Cueva wastefully shooting wide two minutes in after he was teed up in space by his captain Guerrero.

On seven minutes Chile’s Charles Aranguiz started and finished a superb passing move involving Alexis Sanchez and Jean Beausejour, by placing a precise shot just past the post.

Flores took advantage of an Erick Pulgar slip in midfield to dart towards goal but he dragged his weak shot woefully wide.

But a minute later he was alone at the back post to lash home left footed

from an Andre Carillo flick on from Cueva’s cross.

Striker Guerrero made a timely intervention in his own area to prevent a Sanchez corner from sneaking in at the near post.

Yotun doubled the lead on 38 minutes after punishing Chile goalkeeper Gabriel Arias’s rush of blood to the head.

Carillo chased a long ball down the right hand side and beat Arias, who ill-advisedly had charged from his area, to the ball before picking out Yotun on the edge of the 18-yard area.

Faced with four backtracking defenders, Yotun calmly controlled the ball on his chest and sent a low volley straight down the

Manchester City sign Rodri LONDON, Jul 4 (Agencies): Premier League champions Manchester City smashed their transfer record on Thursday with the signing of Spanish international midfielder Rodri on a five-year deal from Atletico Madrid.

The La Liga club announced on Wednesday that City had paid a 70 million euro ($79 million) buyout clause for the tall 23-yearold. City confirmed on their website that Rodri was a record signing.

The deal eclipsed the 60 million pounds ($75 million) they paid Leicester City for Algerian international Riyad Mahrez in July last year. Rodri, Rodrigo Hernandez Cascante, follows Angelino, the Spanish left back who joined from PSV

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Eindhoven, as manager Pep Guardiola’s second signing of the summer.

City became the first side to claim the English treble of the league championship as well as the FA Cup and League Cup last season.

City kick off their 201920 Premier League season with a trip to West Ham United on August 10.

middle of the empty goal.

Equally importantly was Gallese’s one-hand save to tip over a Jose Fuenzalida volley a minute before the break.

A 2-0 half-time lead was the least Peru deserved after an enterprising performance against tentative opponents.

Chile were a lick of paint away from getting back into the match on 51 minutes when Eduardo Vargas’s flicked header beat Gallese but agonisingly came back off the post.

Peru should have put the game to bed on a rapier counter-attack on the hour but Guerrero and Cueva passed rather than shooting and Yotun ballooned over from six yards with the goal gaping.

Peru started sitting deeper, inviting Chile to attack and Aranguiz sent a rasping shot whistling past the top corner with Gallese a mere spectator.

Gallese then tipped over a looping volley from Beausejour and 15 minutes from time he stayed big to block a shot from Vargas one-on-one.

He was unbeatable and dived low to his right to palm out a venemous Sanchez effort from 20 yards.

Guerrero put the icing on the cake in injury time after rounding Arias, but Gallese had the last word from the penalty spot.

Murray to partner Serena Williams in mixed doubles

London, Jul 4 (IANS): Former Wimbledon singles champions Andy Murray and Serena Williams will team up for the 2019 Wimbledon mixed doubles event.

The Murray-Williams partnership came just before the closing time of the mixed doubles draw on Wednesday and was confirmed by the 32-year-old Scottish player’s representative.

The 23-Grand Slam winner Williams decided to join Murray, telling reporters after winning her first-round singles match at Wimbledon, “If you guys really want it, then maybe I will do it.”

Murray and Williams are set to square off against Germany’s Andreas Mies and Chile’s Alexa Guarachi in the first round of the tournament.

Meanwhile, the former world No.1 Murray will pair up with Frenchman Pierre-Hugues Herbert in the men’s doubles.

After Wimbledon, Murray may consider a singles return at the US Open, the last Grand Slam of the season, if he regains his form following a right hip surgery.

Murray first would have to compete at Cincinnati, a US Open tune-up event that he won twice in 2008 and 2011.

Penalty shootout tourney held at Hevishe

Kughaho Khala along with organisers and other dignitaries during the inaugural session of Summer Open Penalty Shootout tournament at Hevishe village on July 4.

Dimapur, Jul 4 (NPN): Hevishe Village Baptist Church Youth Ministry organised Summer Open Penalty Shootout tournament at Hevishe local ground on Thursday.

Penalty Kings emerged as champion while and Zhexushe FC in runnersup. Pukha of Zhexushe

FC was named the best goal keeper. Altogether 21 teams participated in the tournament.

Social activist Kughaho Khala graced the inaugural session as the special guest. Addressing the gathering, Khala appreciated the youth for organising such program. Through

sports people come closer to one another, he said.

The program was led Mikashi, Associate Youth Pastor while invocation was offered by Associate Women Pastor, Kiyeshi.

Special song was presented

by Nikali Chishi and vote of thanks was proposed by Bohovi Chishi.

Liverpool not looking to sell Lovren

Lo n d o n, J u l 4 mer Southampton man (Agencies): Liverpool has fallen behind Virgil are not looking to sell Devan Dijk, Joel Matip and jan Lovren this summer Joe Gomez in the pecking amid interest from AC order at Anfield.

Milan.

He made only 11 PreThe Reds have not mier League starts last set an asking price for the season and four others in centre-back back and are cup competitions. yet to be approached by the Liverpool have also Dejan Lovren Serie A club. signed a new young centreEarlier it was reported of interest to Milan this back this summer in Sepp that Croatia international summer. van den Berg from Dutch The 29-year-old for- side PEC Zwolle.

Lovren is among the names

England outplayed us: Williamson Chester-le-Street, Jul 4 (IANS): New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson has admitted his side was outplayed by England in what was a must-win game for the hosts in Durham.

On Wednesday, England defeated New Zealand by 119 runs to seal their spot in the semifinals. The Black Caps have slumped to three defeats on the trot to limp into the final four.

Chasing 306, the Kiwi batsmen failed to fire yet again in Durham as only Tom Latham passed 50 for the Black Caps.

Williamson’s own form has been impressive all tournament though, and the skipper wants the likes of Ross Taylor and Martin Guptill to come good.

“There are important learnings to take note of

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on some difficult surfaces.

We need to try and better for having had those experiences,” Williamson said at the post-match press conference.

“It would be nice to be more successful in those scenarios. I don’t want to take anything away from England, they outplayed us regardless of conditions and deserved their win.”

“We have to try and take smarter options. We

need to take partnerships longer and deeper,” he added. It will take an extraordinary Pakistan win over Bangladesh at Lord’s to overturn the run rate deficit and knock the Black Caps out of the semis.

But regardless, Williamson knows his side has to try and probably need to hit the reset button if they are to have any chance of lifting this World Cup trophy.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the family members of Lt. Nrilo Rengma would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who comforted and supported us physically, spiritually, materially and financially till his last breath. We deeply regret our inability to thank each and everyone personally, but we are indebted for your presence and support. We pray that the Almighty God bless you abundantly.

Loving wife, children and family members K-1822

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1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY LT. THUNGIPHYO OVUNG

Born 16-04-1970 Died 19-06-2019

IN LOVING MEMORY OF LATE VIDZEZE NAGI

3RD DEATH ANNIVERSARY

The life values you imparted to us has been the BACKBONE of where we are today –THANK YOU “Till we meet again Daddy Dearest” Your loving children

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Lt. DERILA SANGTAM

Born : 9 Oct’ 1967 – Died : 27 Jun’ 2019 The family of Lt. Derila Sangtam - Full Nagarjan Dimapur, would like to acknowledge the many expression of sympathy and kind gestures shown to us following our sad loss. We offer our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to all the individuals, relatives, friends, neighbors and well wishers who visited our home, hospital, attended the wake, provided services whenever needed, and also stood by us physically, morally, financially and spiritually during the prolonged illness and demise.

We convey our special thanks to : 1. Sangtam Baptist Lithro Dimapur, Lithrolarü & Evangelistic Committee.

2. Nagarjan Akeda Fellowship Dimapur 3. Arok Village Prayer Group 4. Lungwiram Baptist Church & CYE Dimapur 5. Chungtor Baptist Lithro 6. Chungtor Union Dimapur 7. Victory Nagamese Church Padampukhuri Dimapur 8. Sangtam Student Union Dimapur 9. Arok Village Dimapur 10. SDEO & Staff Tuensang 11. SDEO Tuensang (Welfare Fund) 12. President USLB 13. M.L.A. 52 A/C Lkm-Chare 14. Doctors, Nurses & Staff of Zion Hospital 15. Doctors, Nurses & Staff of CIHSR 16. Doctors, Nurses & Staff of NMHRC 17. Northeast Institute of Social Science and Research (NEISSR) 18. Excel Care Hospital & Apollo Hospital Guwahati 19. Pilgrim Hr. Sec. School Kuda Vill-B Dimapur 20. Libra Tent House.

Though it is impracticable to thank each person individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our genuine gratitude and humbly pray for your good deeds. May God bless you all abundantly.

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"The Eternal God is thy Refuge" Deuteronomy 33:27

Late M. Langa Chopa Chang

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Lt. Mrs. Temjensangla Imchen

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"Days turn into months and months into years, from the moment when you left us.....

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West Indies win last match in vain

West Indies players celebrate after taking a wicket during their Cricket World Cup match against Afghanistan on Thursday.

Leeds, Jul 4 (Agencies): In a game that had no implications on the World Cup 2019 semi-finals line-up, West Indies defeated Afghanistan by 23 runs at Headingley, Leeds on Thursday to end their World Cup campaign on a high.

Afghanistan were all out for 288 to suffer their 8th defeat of the World Cup 2019.

In a rematch of World Cup qualifier last year, West Indies had set a 312 target for Afghanistan, who had never scored above 300 in an ODI. In the mammoth chase, Afghanistan lost their skipper Gulbadin Naib in the second over. However, Rahmat Shah and Ikram Ali Khil played with composure to a build 133-run stand and

bail Afghanistan out of a pressure situation.

Rahmat Shah brought up his maiden World Cup fifty off 57 balls, while Ikram Ali became the youngest to get an above 80 score in the history of World Cup to keep Afghanistan’s track on chase .

It was Carlos Brathwaite, who gave West Indies a crucial breakthrough and broke the well-looking partnership. Rahmat Shah (62) got a leading edge to hand an easy catch to Chris Gayle at short cover.

The game took a turn when West Indies claimed three wickets in 14 balls to create worries for Afghanistan. With his occasional offspin, Chris Gayle took the key wicket of Ikram Ali

Khil, trapping him lbw for 86. Najibullah Zadran (31) was run out two balls later and Mohammad Nabi (2) then holed out in the deep off Kemar Roach.

Roach then picked his third wicket after dismissing Samiullah Shinwari for 6. As Afghanistan kept losing wickets, Asghar Afghan spent some time at the crease to keep Afghanistan alive in the chase but Jason Holder took a brilliant catch at the boundary rope to get rid of him for 40 off Carlos Brathwaite. Brathwaite then also sent back Rashid Khan (9) and Dawlat Zadran (1) to get four wickets.

E a r l i e r, N i c h o l a s Pooran and skipper Jason Holder provided the final flourish with a century plus

stand as West Indies scored a respectable 311.

Pooran (58) and Holder (45) added 105 runs in 71 balls to take the total past 300-run mark.

This was after Shai Hope (77) and Evin Lewis (58) set the platform with an 88-run second wicket partnership.

For Afghanistan, seamer Dawlat Zadran was the most successful bowler. He ended with figures of 2 for 73. Afghan spinners, Mujeeb ur Rahman (0/52), Mohammed Nabi (1/56) and Rashid Khan (1/52) were once again steady.

Shimron Hetmyer (39) also got a start but was out after being set. He added 65 runs with Hope for the third wicket.

Hope and Hetmyer were out within 20 runs off each other and West Indies weren’t exactly comfortable at 192 for 4 in the 38th over.

But it was Pooran and Holder, who attacked the bowling during the last 10 overs.

Brief scores West Indies: 311/6 (Shai Hope 77, Nicholas Pooran 58, Evin Lewis 58; Dawlat Zadran 2/73) Afghanistan: 288 all out (Ikram Ali Khil 86, Rahmat Shah 62; Kemar Roach 3/37, Carlos Brathwaite 4/63)

Hima Das wins 200m gold in Poland New Delhi, Jul 4 (PTI): Star Indian sprinter Hima Das won the women’s 200m gold, while national record holder shot putter Tajinder Pal Singh Toor bagged a bronze in the Poznan Athletics Grand Prix in Poland.

Hime, the world junior champion and national record holder in 400m who has been struggling with a back problem for the past few months, clocked 23.65s on her way to the 200m gold.

This was Hima’s first competitive 200m race of the year. She has a personal best of 23.10s, which she clocked last year.

Another Indian, V K Vismaya finished third with a personal best time of 23.75s in the race at Poznan on Tuesday night.

Asian champion Toor won the men’s shot put bronze with a best effort of 19.62m. His national record while winning Asian Games gold last year stands at 20.75m.

Muhammed Anas, the 400m national record holder, was third in the men’s 200m race with a timing of 20.75 seconds.

K S Jeevan won the men’s 400m bronze in 47.25s.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JULY 5, 2019

Kohima Inter-School Football Tournament

Defending champs Loyola HSS crash out

Players of Loyola Higher Secondary School (orange) and Christ King Higher Secondary School in action during the last match of the first round at IG Stadium, Kohima on Thursday. (NP) Correspondent

Kohima, Jul 4 (NPN): Hreli Albert scored a hattrick as Christ King Higher Secondary School, Kohima defeated defending champions Loyola Higher Secondary School, Jakhama 3-1 at IG Stadium Kohima, on Thursday.

Albert with his fine solo effort put Christ King Higher Secondary School in the lead in 9th minute. But five minutes later, Seyielezo Pfüsenuo scored the equaliser in the 14th minute for Loyola HSS. However eight minutes later, Albert gave the team the lead again scoring two goals in the 22nd and

24th minute to make it 3-1 at the end of the first half.

In the second half, Loyola fought back and put pressure to find the equaliser but Christ King school managed to hold on the lead till the final whistle to send Loyola School home.

Albert with his hattrick became the 6th hattrick scorer of the tournament.

Christ King HSS will now take on neighbouring school Don Bosco HSS in the next round on July 9.

Earlier in the first match, St. Mary’s Cathedral Higher Secondary School registered a thumping 5-0 victory over Baptist Higher Secondary Tsemi-

nyu. St. Mary’s striker Tepevil scored five goals against the opponent during the encounter. His goals came in the 3rd, 31st, 33rd, 42 and 61st minute.

With his goal scoring feat, he became the 5th hat-trick scorer and also the highest scorer in the tournament.

St. Mary’s Cathedral will play against Chandmari HSS in the next round on July 9.

Today’s matches (Pre-quarterfinal) 1st Match: 1:00 pm St. Joseph HSS Viswema vs GHSS Tseminyu 2nd Match: 2:40 pm Stella HSS vs Rüzhükhrie GHSS

Lampard returns to Chelsea as manager Netherlands top Sweden to reach Women’s WC final

Frank Lampard has replaced Maurizio Sarri as manager of Premier League club Chelsea.

London, Jul 4 (Agencies): Chelsea appointed Frank Lampard as their manager on Thursday, as owner Roman Abramovich turned to a fan favourite rather than an experienced hand to replace Maurizio Sarri and lead the club into a new era.

Lampard, adored by Chelsea fans as the heart and soul of the club’s midfield during a trophy-laden 13 years at Stamford Bridge, was handed a three-year contract having left second tier Derby County.

“I am immensely proud to be returning to Chelsea as head coach,” Lampard told the club website.

“Everyone knows my love for this club and the history we have shared,

however, my sole focus is on the job in hand and preparing for the season ahead. I am here to work hard, bring further success to the club and I cannot wait to get started.”

A relative rookie as a manager, the 41-year-old Lampard earned plaudits for taking Derby into the Championship playoff final in his first year in the dugout — even if they just missed out on promotion to the Premier League.

Derby said an undisclosed compensation package had been agreed with Chelsea and wished Lampard well.

Lampard’s assistant and former Chelsea midfielder Jody Morris is returning with him to Stamford

Bridge along with first team coach Chris Jones.

Lampard faces no small task in returning Chelsea to the status of Premier League title contenders following Sarri’s departure to Juventus and Eden Hazard’s move to Real Madrid.

His rebuilding efforts at Chelsea will also be hampered by a FIFA transfer ban. Sarri, who departed after one season at Stamford Bridge, guided Chelsea to the Europa League title and third place in the Premier League but was never loved

by Chelsea fans.

The former England midfielder played a key role in Chelsea’s golden era, making 648 appearances and scoring a club record 211 goals between 20012014. In that time, he won three Premier League titles as well as the Champions League.

“After 13 years with us as a player, where he became a club legend and our record goalscorer, we believe this is the perfect time for him to return and are delighted he has done so,” Chelsea director Marina Granovskaia said.

“We will do everything we can to ensure he has all the support required to be a huge success.”

Lyon, Jul 4 (IANS): A long-range strike from Jackie Groenen sent European Champions the Netherlands into their first women’s World Cup final as they edged Sweden 1-0 after extra time in their lastfour clash on Wednesday.

The 24-year-old midfielder scored in the 99th minute when she collected a deflected pass outside the box and struck it expertly into the bottom right corner of the goal to put the Dutch into Sunday’s final against holders the United States.

The game marked the first time a women’s World Cup semi-final had gone to extra time and it proved a tight contest between the two sides, who last met in the quarter-finals of Euro 2017 when the Dutch won 2-0 before going on to win the competition.

While the 48,452 spectators in attendance fell a few thousand short of those who watched the U.S. beat England 2-1 the previous evening, there was still a cacophony from ‘ultras’ of both Sweden and the Netherlands behind each goal.

The match build-up had focused on the talent-

Netherlands’ Jackie Groenen celebrates with team-mates after scoring a goal during their Women’s World Cup semifinal match against Sweden.

ed Netherlands forwards such as all-time top scorer Vivianne Miedema (60 goals) and the pacy attack of 2016 Olympic silver medallists Sweden, featuring Stina Blackstenius who had scored the winner against Germany in the previous round.

However, it was the goalkeepers who found themselves the busiest players throughout the regulation 90 minutes.

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brighter side in the first half but could not find a way past Netherlands stopper Sari van Veenendaal.

The captain routinely tipped over dangerous inswinging corners and instinctively saved with her foot a close-range toe poke from Lina Hurtig shortly before halftime.

The Netherlands had to replace Lieke Martens, still suffering with a toe injury, with Jill Roord at the break but then the match

Wimbledon open: Ashleigh Barty breezes into third round Lo n d o n, J u l 4 (Agencies): Top seed Ashleigh Barty hurried into the Wimbledon third round on Thursday, dispatching Alison van Uytvanck 6-1, 6-3 in 54 minutes on the All England Club’s distant showcourt Two. Barty is the woman of the moment having just won her first Grand Slam at the French Open but she and former Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber were consigned to Court Two for their second-round matches while much lower ranked Britons were scheduled to play on Centre Court.

But the court did not affect the 23-year-old Australian’s tennis. She sprayed winners, including two delicious lobs, and did not allow Van Uytvanck into the match until the sixth game of the first set.

Barty took the first set with a backhand that wrong-footed her opponent

and wrapped up the match, played in warm sunshine, with a high backhand volley winner.

Van Uytvanck is no slouch on grass. The Belgian reached the last 16 here last year, upsetting defending champion Garbine Muguruza on the way, and she has a powerful swinging serve.

“I had to have my running shoes on, Barty said as she came off court. I had to make sure I made a lot of returns.”

Meanwhile, sixth seed Petra Kvitova recovered from a scare in the first set to beat Kristina Mladenovic 7-5 6-2.

After breaking in the opening game of the match, France’s Mladenovic served for the opening set at 5-3 only for Kvitova to break back and win the following three games.

The 26-year-old Czech again dropped serve at the start of the second but

began to open up.

Sweden defender Nilla Fischer hit the post 10 minutes after the restart and Miedema had her header tipped on to the bar by the fingertips of Hedvig Lindahl.

The 36-year-old keeper, who most recently played for Chelsea in England, was equal to the threat of a Dutch side who grew in confidence, particularly with the introduction of Olympique Lyonnais’s

Shanice van den Sanden who flew down the right wing.

Lindahl tipped over a fierce strike from the pinkhaired Van den Sanden in second-half stoppage time.

However, her resistance was finally broken by an excellent quickfire strike from Groenen in the first period of extra time.

The midfielder, who will feature for Manchester United in England’s top flight next season, chose the perfect time to register her first shot on target and first goal of the tournament.

Despite playing in only their second World Cup, the Netherlands keep their incredible journey going with a final date against the record three-time world champions on Sunday.

They already have a prize in a guaranteed place at their first Olympic Games next year in Tokyo.

Sweden, meanwhile, will take on England in the third-place match in Nice on Saturday but they may be without striker Kosovare Asllani who fell awkwardly in the closing stages and had to be carried off the pitch on a stretcher.

Atletico sign Joao Felix for $142 mn

Madrid, Jul 4 (IANS): fought back immediately Sloane Stephens also eased Atletico Madrid have comto progress in one hour 26 through with a 6-0 6-2 vic- pleted a transfer deal for minutes. tory against China’s Wang striker Joao Felix, saying they have agreed to pay American ninth seed Yafan.

Benfica 126 million euros ($142 million) to acquire the Portuguese teenager.

Cameron Norrie endured a Centre Court debut to Atletico agreed to an forget as he was beaten in straight sets by Kei Nishikori. amount that exceeded the The British number two was playing on a show court at player’s 120-milion-euro his home grand slam for the first time, but slipped to a 6-4 buyout clause because they 6-4 6-0 defeat. will not make the payment Apart from the opening half of the first set, Norrie in one lump sum, reports was unable to compete with the Japanese eighth seed Efe news. as his best Wimbledon run came to an end. Nishikori The Madrid club uplooked close to his best as he had Norrie scrambling on loaded a video showing both wings and he now meets Steve Johnson in the third the 19-year-old striker inround on Saturday. side the Prado Museum It might have been different had Norrie been able to in Madrid along with the take advantage of an early break of Nishikori’s serve, but phrase “Welcome Joao serving for a 5-2 lead he put in a sloppy game. Nishikori Felix. Pure Talent,” while went on to win four games in a row and take the opener Benfica communicated in 40 minutes. There were three successive break of serves the deal on Wednesday at the start of the second set, but unfortunately for the to the Portuguese Securihome player two of them went to Nishikori and he eased ties Market Commission into a 2-0 lead.

(CMVM). Benfica “has Norrie’s spirit had been well and truly broken by the reached an agreement with time Nishikori broke in the opening game of the third set. Club Atletico de Madrid An unscheduled stoppage could not alter the momentum, for the transfer of the sports as the heat coming from the other side of the net was too rights of the player Joao Fehot for Norrie to handle. lix for 126 million euros,” When the game resumed at 2-0 in the final set, Ni- a statement on the LisbonAsh Barty powers a forehand in her second-round win shikori rattled through it to seal an impressive win. based club’s website said. on Thursday.

Nishikori beats Norrie in straight sets

Joao Felix

“In the information provided to the CMVM, Benfica explains that Atletico de Madrid ‘will promptly pay an amount of 30 million euros and that Benfica SAD will carry out a discount operation without recourse of the remaining 96 million euros, and the financial costs associated with this operation will be 6 million euros.’”

Felix, who has signed a contract with Atletico covering the next seven seasons, comes to Wanda Metropolitano Stadium after just one season at soccer’s highest level.

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