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Vol XXVII No. 187
DIMAPUR, tuesday, june 13, 2017 Pages 12 ` 4.00
France’s Macron headed for huge majority, but low turnout a concern
Pakistan beat SL; reach CT semis
Geelani wants political activists freed before Eid
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Guj textbook row: NBCC seeks apology DIMAPUR, JUN 12 (NPN): Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) has objected to the reference of Jesus Christ as “haivaan” (demon) in a class IX Hindi textbook published by the Gujarat State School Textbook Board (GSSTB). In a press statement, the NBCC said that it has also taken serious note of the remark made by the Gujarat officials that referring to Jesus as haivan (demon) was printing error and that it would be corrected. NBCC said the authority has tried to pacify the error as printing mistake, but has hurt the sentiment of the minority Christians in the country. NBCC stated that it was not enough to verbally state that it was an error because for millions of Christian, Jesus is Lord and Saviour. NBCC further said calling Jesus as a demon (haivaan) was not only a mistake but an insult. In this regard, the NBCC has urged the department not only to correct the error but also apologize to the Christian community. “In such a time as this when religious minority are pinned to the wall, such error is uncalled for,” said NBCC, adding that everyone must learn to be sensitive and stop hurting the sentiments of each other. NBCC said as assured by the Gujarat education minister, Bhupendrasinh Chudasama, the er ror should not only be corrected but due apology must also be tendered to the Christian community.
Gov demands action
Governor of Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh, PB Acharya, has expressed shock and dismay over the news report of the Gujarat board Class IX Hindi language textbook describing Lord Jesus Christ as ‘Haivaan’. According to Raj Bhavan, the governor, in a letter addressed to Gujarat Governor, Om Prakash Kohli, said such mendacious action by irresponsible employees not only hurt the sentiments but also jeopardise communal harmony. Acharya has called for stern action against the person responsible and should be punished as per law. Further, Acharya reportedly spoke to his counterpart in Gujarat about the seriousness of the matter. Kohli assured to take up the matter urgently with the Gujarat State Education Minister and to take action against the person concerned. The Governor of Gujarat also expressed his regret, PRO said.
MHA to examine rules on movement along border
AIZAWL, JUN 12 (PTI): Centre Monday set up an expert committee to examine the rules which allow free movement of Indian and Myanmarese citizens within 16 kms of the border, but are exploited by militants for smuggling arms, drugs, and fake Indian currency. The decision was taken at a meeting of chief ministers of the northeastern states which share a porous border with Myanmar. Home Minister Rajnath Singh decided to constitute the committee, headed by the special secretary (Internal Security) in the Ministry of Home Affairs, which will examine the rules and regulations adopted by the border states for free movement of the people, an official release said. The committee will give its report for uniform and effective implementation of free movement regime within three months, it said. India’s 1,643-km border with Myanmar touches four states -- Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur and Mizoram. It is unique in many ways as it
has a visa-free movement regime for people living within 16 kms on either side of the border. They can stay up to 72 hours with effective and valid permits issued by the designated authority on either side. This regime has been in place keeping in view the traditional social ties among the border people. “However, it is misused by militants and criminals who smuggle weapons, narcotics, contraband goods and fake Indian currency notes (FICN),” the home minister told reporters. Singh said that with fast improving security situation in this region, militants are denied hideouts and some of them have relocated themselves across the border. “Taking advantage of the free-movement regime, occasionally they enter India, commit crimes and escape to their relatively safer hideouts,” he said. The committee will prepare standard operating procedures common for all the four states so that militants, criminals and contraband are filtered at
WG should represent 6 NNPGs for talks: NTC Staff Reporter
DIMAPUR, JUN 12 (NPN): Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) on Monday reiterated its endorsement that the Working Group (WG) of the Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) should represent all the six groups for political negotiation, if invited by the Government of India. The decision was taken at a closed door joint meeting held between the WG of NNPGs and NTC at the Tourist Lodge, Dimapur convened by NTC mediation committee. “From today onwards, they have decided to collectively work under the WG,” a member of the NTC mediation committee told Nagaland Post. According to the committee, the WG had fully acceded on the endorsement and decided to work as a single “entity” on the
peace process. Reiterating that closer ties among other six NNPGs-- NNC/FGN, GPRN/NSCN, NSCN(R), NNC (Parent Body), NNC/ GDRN (N/A), NPGN/ NNC (N/A) was indeed a positive development towards peace, a member of the NTC meditation committee said that WG would work as single entity irrespective of the factions as far as peace process is concerned. It was also decided to hold meetings at regular intervals under WG in order to strengthen the peace process. The members present at the meeting also observed a one-minute silence in respect of late S.S. Khaplang. Meanwhile, NTC disclosed that the Working Group WG had entrusted NTC to act as the mediator between them and the government of India for political settlement.
the border without causing inconvenience to genuine people. The international border with Myanmar is porous with cross-border movement of insurgents and smuggling of arms and ammunition is common. “Our government is committed to fast tracking of development in the northeastern region. Work on road and rail network extension is going on. We want to extend these networks to border areas,” Singg said in his opening remarks at the meeting. He said the region is immensely rich in human and natural resources and its ethnic and linguistic diversities enrich India’s cultural heritage. The meeting was convened to discuss the issues relating to the Indo- Myanmar border and attended by Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju, besides Pema Khandu, N Biren Singh and Lal Thanhawla, the chief ministers of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and Mizoram, respectively, and Nagaland Home Minister Y. (Cont’d on p-7) Patton.
State govt bans circulation of docs, files on social media
DIMAPUR, JUN 12 (NPN): Taking serious note of office memorandums/ documents being leaked on social media, the P&AR department has cautioned those officials of action. Circulation of important documents/file notings, were being circulated through “electronic media” even before approval by competent authority, has come to the notice of the government, hampering decision making, it said. According to an official bulletin, the department of P&AR, in a circular, has therefore impressed upon all the government officials that disclosure of important government documents without approval from competent authority would invite initiation of disciplinary proceedings for violation of Rule 21 of Nagaland Government Servants Conduct Rules 1968.
NPCC demands CBI probe into Pillai’s case
DIMAPUR, JUN 12 (NPN): Following the IT raids on MKR Pillai’s firms, the Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has demanded that the state government hand over the case to CBI to investigate all irregularities that have flourished in the police department. NPCC media cell reminded that the recent IT raids on the business firms of MKR Pillai had once again exposed the corrupt activities of the NPF-led DAN government which have flourished during the past 15 years. NPCC said people like MKR Pillai have been thriving unhindered
KOCHI/DIMAPUR (AGENCIES/STAFF REPORTER): A ccording to estimates of the IT sleuths who conducted the raids on several premises of retired Addl.SP Nagaland Police and Consultant to DGP Nagaland M.K. Rajendran Pillai and his firm M/s Sreevalsam. It was estimated that the total investments in the group could exceed Rs 3,000 crore. Nagaland home department special secretary S.R. Saravanan IPS, who is in charge of the PHQ, has refused to respond to queries about the issue. A truck belonging to Nagaland Police was also found parked in one of Pillai’s residence in Pandalam, Travancore in Kerala. His sons, Arun Raj and Varun Raj, co-operated with the I-T officials and revealed Rs 1,000 crore investments. The search was suspended after they promised to
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produce documents on the investments within 10 days. Employed as constable in Mokokchung in 1971, Pillai got out of turn promotion by superseding many till he reached the rank of Addl. SP. When the department sought to promote him to SP, the Police Association strongly objected. In practice, it is unheard of for an NCO to rise beyond the rank of Inspector. As per rule, a government employee retires after 35 years length of service or on attaining 60 years of age. Since Pillai joined service in 1971 he should have retired by 2006(35 years of service). However, he retired after being promoted to the rank of Addl.SP sometime in 2010 and re-employed on contract as Consultant to DGP for the past six years. Earlier, IT sleuths also raided and sealed the rented room of Pillai in Kohima.
ed the event on Facebook asking people to attend the beef festival at Vanapa Hall in Aizawl. It was scheduled for 2 pm today.
Cause of concern for BJP
People stand in queue outside the ‘Beef Festival’ venue in Aizawl on Monday.
Aizawl, Jun 12 (AGENCIES): A group of activists organised beef festival in Aizawl today when Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh visited Mizoram to hold a meeting with chief ministers of states sharing borders with Myanmar Opposing the recent notification of the Centre
BJP unit president, Visasolie Lhoungu with party workers in Dimapur on Monday. (NP)
DIMAPUR, JUN 12 (NPN): To mark three year completion of Modi government at the centre, the BJP Nagaland unit launched “Modi fest” by flagging off “Modi promotional van” at Tourist Lodge here Monday. Speaking to media persons, BJP Nagaland State, president, Visasolie Lhoungu,
away with appointments of Consultants particularly in Police and Finance department where former officials with proximity to those in power have been lording over the state of affairs. NPCC said the Income Tax authorities have done their job of unearthing the huge business empire of MKR Pillai that defied all logic of rapid growth. It also said that the kind of attention being played out in the national media portrayed Nagaland in poor light. On this issue, NPCC expressed serious concern over the inability of the NPF-BJP government to rise to the occasion.
Beef fest in Aizawl as Rajnath visits Mizoram
banning sale of cattle for slaughter in animal markets, which is being widely perceived as beef ban, some activists today organised a beef festival in Mizoram capital Aizawl. The beef festival coincides with the visit of Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, who arrived in
State BJP unit launches ‘Modi Fest’ in Dimapur
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nent one was fraudulent withdrawal of Rs. 18 crore in police department during financial year 2009-10 by producing fictitious bills as highlighted by CAG report. NPCC, said it was “an open secret” that Pillai has been running the show in the police department and making many top police officials dance to his tunes. It said this was plainly evident by the “timid reaction” of the state DGP and the apprehension of a senior police officer that police department would be badly affected if Pillai was removed. NPCC said it had been demanding doing
Income Tax sleuths to continue probe on Pillai’s assets
This is it!
“So when VVIPs smuggle it’s not an offence but when a nobody like me does, it’s a crime?”
for many years due to the patronage of some corrupt politicians and top police officials. It maintained that the present scam offered an opportunity to clean the “dirty stables” of the department and also expose the politicians and top officials who have allowed the system to “become a one man show of Pillai in return for sharing the spoils.” NPCC said the central government had sanctioned hundreds of crores rupees during the recent years particularly for Modernization of Police Force but it was found badly misused. NPCC said the most promi-
said “Saach Ke Saath, Sab Ka Vikas” (together with all, development of all) programme was scheduled to be held in 10 district headquarters from June 10-15 except in Dimapur, where Modi fest programme would be held in two components from June 12-16. He said Modi promotional van would visit different parts of the city and exhibit the government programmes, said Lhoungu.
He also told media persons that Modi fest would comprises of various aspects with information on government schemes and their implementations, interaction with the public and offering platform for the people to avail hundreds of government schemes initiated by Modi’s government. said the mega programme involve all the parliamentarians, MLAs, ministers, party officials and workers, NGOs, social workers, government departments, public leaders and the public. State BJP chief has therefore requested all the public to attend the programme. The main event of Modi fest would be inaugurated by minister of PWD, R&D and fisheries government of Assam, Parimol, on June 14 at Town Hall, Dimapur. There would also be exhibition and public interactive programmes on June 16. It may be mentioned that BJP-led NDA government completed three years on May 26. To celebrate the completion and to mark the beginning of the fourth year, a 21-day Modi fest or the festival of making of developed India (MODI) is being organised. The festival was inaugurated by the Prime Minister Modi at the inauguration of India’s longest bridge in Assam on May 26. Modi fest would be celebrated in over 300 districts of over 707 districts in the country.
Aizawl today to hold a meeting of chief ministers of the states sharing borders with Mynamar. The security arrangement for Rajnath Singh’s visit to Aizawl was beefed up in the wake of beef festival organised by ZOlife Group and some activists. The organisers promot-
The opposition to the Centre’s notification assumes political significance for the BJP, which is focusing on improving its presence in the entire NorthEast. Remruata Varte, one of the organizers said that the entire state stands together in opposing the ‘beef ban’ by BJP government at the Centre. Beef is an integral part of the food habits of the people in the region and no one will compromise for the same, Varte said. This of course comes as a big set-back for the BJP leaders who have been camping in the region trying to garner support for impending elections in the state.
ACAUT demands probe into benami accounts DIMAPUR, JUN 12 (NPN): ACAUT Nagaland in a letter to the assistant commissioner Income Tax, Dimapur circle urged upon the latter to initiate probe into the benami account(s) of Vinay Kumar Sethi aka Tinku, who it said was allegedly involved in the “multi-thousand crore rice scam as well as a murder accused” Drawing attention of the IT raids across the country against Sreevalsam Group, belonging to MKR Pillai, ACAUT said it was pertinent that the IT department also initiate investigations against the activities of Vinay Kumar Sethi and his benami firms. ACAUT opined that the PDS scam was even bigger than the Fodder Scam of Bihar involving Rs. 900 crores or the PDS scam of Arunachal Pradesh involving Rs.1000 crore. ACAUT chairman, Joel Naga and member Mar Longkumer reminded that it had ex-
posed the multi-thousand crore rice scam in Dimapur involving PDS on December 9, 2016 for which an FIR was registered against the kingpin-- Vinay Kumar Sethi aka Tinku, at the sub-urban PS. ACAUT told the IT department that it had also discovered that the accused had been running his enterprise under the cover of two firms-- M/S Lotha Trading Agency and M/S RZ Lotha, both in the name of R. Zumomo Lotha, who is exempted from the Income Tax, violating relevant sections of the IT Act. ACAUT said another FIR was registered against M/S Lotha Trading Agency and M/S RZ Lotha. Alleging that Tinku was a murder accused on PDS related issue, ACAUT said the ADC (Judicial) has also issued a warrant of arrest on February 19, 2008. However, no arrest was made till date. K Y M C
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, june 13, 2017
Legal aid clinic opened at Kiusam More condolences for late Khaplang
news in brief Life skill training postponed: In view of the proposed shutters down called by ENPO on June 13 under Eastern Nagaland jurisdiction, the proposed training on “Life Skill Education” for the teachers in Kiphire district which has been scheduled on June 13 has being postponed to June 14 in Pungro and June 15 in Kiphire. AFRAU new executive: Amur Falcon Roosting Area Union (AFRAU) Pangti village has elected a new executive for the tenure 2017-20. The new team is headed by Thungbemo Shitiri as president and Phandeo Kithan as general secretary along with other executive members. Further details can be contacted at: 9612913625 and 8974574574. GPPK: Gorkha Public Panchayat Kohima (GPPK) in its general meeting on June 11 at GPPK Hall Chandmari Kohima has selected a new executive for the session 201720 led by Santu Thapa as president and Suresh Kumar Lama as general secretary. BJP Wokha to celebrate: BJP Wokha district in collaboration with Indian Oil Corporation would be celebrating three years of Modi government achievement (Sabaka Saath Sabka Vikas Samintan) on June 14 at 11 am at Town Hall Wokha. Advisor treasury and accounts, labour and employment Dr. T.M.Lotha will grace the occasion as chief guest. In this regard, all frontals- BJYM, BJMM, Kisan Cell, ST Morcha and minority Cell have been asked to attend the celebration. It has also informed all the four mandals presidents to attend with atleast 100 workers. KWS elects new team of office bearers: King’s Welfare Society (KWS) has elected new team of office bearers with Yashi Jamir as president, Hanilong Pongen as general secretary along with six other members. KWS has also conveyed a meeting on June 13, 2 p.m. at its treasure residence, Indisen village, Dimapur. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. C T YO i n f o r m s : C h a k h e s a n g Tow n Yo u t h Organization (CTYO) has informed all dog owners of Chumukedima town to chain their pets from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. CTYO has cautioned to take its own course of action in the event of failure to adhere to it. CTYO has also strictly banned partying within its jurisdiction. Therefore, organization cautioned that anyone found partying or involving in immoral activities will be dealt strictly as per the resolution adopted. Further, organization has informed all
DAN organizes free health camps
DIMAPUR: As part of anti-malaria campaign and in view of the high transmission season, Development Association of Nagaland (DAN), Intensified Malaria Control Project-3, Mokokchung DPMU organized free Health Camps from May 22 to 24, at Yajang area Japukong range under Mokokchung and Ralan area under Wokha district respectively. The objective was to provide health care service to the people who have less accessibility to health care facilities in the districts. Altogether 349 patients with different health issues were examined and treated by Dr. Nungshi,Dr. T. Kikon and Dr.PaghuramMarandi, SSB GolaghatAssam during the health camps. Prior to conducting free health camps, the DPMU undertook intensive awareness drive in the form of public announcement and discussions with community leaders and villagers on the need & importance of health. K
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shopkeepers to close down on Sunday excluding pharmacies and bakeries. TSUD presidential meet: Presidential meeting of Tenyimi Students’ Union Dimapur (TSUD) will be held on June 17, 2 p.m. at Tenyimi Union Dimapur (TUD) office. All constituent units’ presidents and seniors have been requested to attend the meeting. ANSTGA seminar on organic tea farming: All Nagaland Small Tea Growers Association (ANSTGA) would be organizing seminar on organic tea farming on June 16, 11 a.m. at hallmark hall, opposite supermarket, Dimapur. All interested farmers from Peren, Wokha, Kiphire, Kohima, Dimapur Mokokchung, Tuensang, Mon and Zunheboto have been requested to attend the seminar along with five members from each unit. Sales Day cum awareness prog: Network of Blood Donors (NOBD) would be organizing sales day-cum-awareness programme coinciding along with celebration of World blood donors Day on June 14, at super market bazaar, landmark below GB office. The programme would be followed by interactive session where queries on blood related issues will be discussed. For further reference, blood donors willing to donate blood can registered at NOBD. USU general consultative meeting: Usütomi Students’ Union (USU) has convened its first general consultative meeting on June 17 at 10:30a.m. at L.C.S Building Kohima. All the union’s advisors, executives, former executives and well wishers have been asked to attend the meeting. NRMSATA Tuensang unit 2nd general meeting: Nagaland RMSA Teachers’ Association (NRMSATA) 2016 Tuensang unit has convened 2nd general meeting on June 23 at 11 a.m. at CCSU conference hall Tuensang. All members have been asked to attend the meeting and further details can be contacted at: 8974502482,7005755290, 8974659503. DPC condoles: Dimapur Press Club (DPC) has condoled the demise of R. Nikendangchetla Tzudir, grandmother of DPC vice president Temjenrenba Anichar, who passed away on June 10, 2017 in Changki village, Mokokchung district following a brief illness. DPC conveyed condolences to the members of the bereaved family and also prayed to Almighty God to grant eternal peace to the departed soul.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
LATE YEVIHE SEMA (KIBA) (Rtd TEACHER ) GHUKIYE DIED ON 24-05-2017
“AMPEUNO IPELO ATSUNI KUMTHSA SHOU IHOZUPE, INO AKITHI YEKUKHU KHILALO CHENAMU KIUMU MUSAMOE, KUGHENGU PANO IGHOLO ANI , NIYE AMPEU KILO PULHAPUJU ACHEUVENIA” LESHELE-23:1-6 We the family members of Late Yevihe Sema (Kiba), would like to convey our heartfelt and profound gratitude to each and every individual, neighbours, well wishers, churches, unions, from far and near who stood by us physically, materially, financially and through unceasing prayers during the prolonged illness till the sad demise of our beloved father, who left us for his heavenly abode on 24th May 2017. Though we were unable to thank everyone of you individually, we pray to Almighty God to shower His blessing upon you all abundantly. Your good deeds and love shown to us will be cherished and remembered always. Loving wife, children and grandchildren DP-6060
NSCN (I-M): NSCN (I-M) vicechairman Gen (redt) Kholi Konyak has expressed shock on the sudden demise of SS Khaplang on June 9. In a condolence note, Kholi said, three days before Khaplang’s demise, he saw him in his dream “waving your hand at me”. “I thought with heavy heart that I would die soon. But, it turned out the other way”, Kholi said. NSCN (I-M) vice-chairman acknowledged the Khaplang’s contribution to the Nagas and said that inspite of human weakness and errors, “we all stood firm at all costs for the cause of the Naga Nationhood”. Kholi also recollected when his comrade told him when he last visited in 2004, “that we should not let leaders of our one Naga Civil Society Organizations, bureaucrats, politicians, intellectuals to dictate and interfere in our long political struggle because those are the same people who had betrayed our leader lie A.Z. Phizo, instead, they should just have faith in their leaders who are genuinely struggling for Naga’s common cause”. Kholi also said that while honouring Khaplang’s decision to struggle with arms for all Nagas again, he has also decided to take up arms for the people but without bloodshed and through peaceful means. Therefore, Kholi said he had joined NSCN leadership led by late Isak Chishi Swu and Th. Muivah. Further, the NSCN (I-M) leader vowed that he along with ato kilonser Th. Muivah would not allow the Nagas to be divided. MNF: Mizo National Front (MNF) has expressed sadness at the demise of late SS Khaplang. In a condolence message, MNF president Zoramthanga hoped that under the guidance of the new leadership, the people will have a better chance and will surely have peace and settlement with the grace and guidance of God. MNF further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. ANSF & ANC: Arunachal Naga Students’ Federation (ANSF) and Arunachal Naga Communities (ANC) have mourned at the demise of late SS Khaplang, who passed away on June 9. In a condolence message, ANSF &ANC has termed late Khaplang as a long standing Naga nationalist who made tremendous positive and crucial contribution to the founding and development of the Naga freedom struggle. His death was a great loss for our entire Naga people and for all freedom loving people at large. ANSF &ANC further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family and prayed that the departed soul rest in peace. DPP: Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) has mourned at the demise of late SS Khaplang who passed away on June 9, at Myanmar. In a
condolence message, DPP stated late Khaplang’s sacrifice and contributions for the cause of the people can never be measured in any manner. All rank and file of the DPP further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. DPP further appealed to all sections and organizations to unite under the spirit of oneness and brotherhood and urge the political groups to respond to the cry of the people for genuine peace and hope that all the groups will come under the umbrella of ceasefire and secession of hostilities. WSH: Wester n Sumi Hoho (WSH) has mourned the passing away of late S S Khaplang, chairman, NSCN (K), on June 9, at Taka, Myanmar. WSH described late Khaplang as a “dedicated leader” who had committed his entire life for the cause of Naga people and remained devoted till his last breath. The Hoho said that his sacrifice would be remembered by generations. Hoho further conveyed condolences to the bereaved family. CSU: Chuyo Student’s Union (CSU) has condoled the demise of late SS Kaplang, NSCN-K chairman. In a condolence message, CSU said that late Kaplang had inspired everyone with his patriotism and love for the Naga people and Nation and that his legacy will live in the heart and minds of the young Naga generation. ENSF: Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF) along with its six federating units viz Confederation of Chang Students’ Union (CCSU), United Sangtam Students’ Conference (USSC), Phom Students’ Conference (PSC), Khiamniungan Students’ Union (KSU), Yimchungru Akheru Arihako (YAA) and Konyak Students’ Union (KSU) has expressed sadness at the sudden demise of late Shangwang Shangyung Khaplang, Chairman of NSCN (K). In a condolence message, the federation recalled late Khaplang pursuance and sacrifice for the Naga cause and his spirit of unwavering resistance to bring his people into light, both physical and spiritual. ENSF also hoped that new leadership should listen to the plea and cry of the Nagas by “out-pouring its true Naga soul upon the negotiable table for peace and solution”. KIN: Kuki Inpi Nagaland (KIN) has also expressed condolences on the demise of late SS Khaplang. KIN said late Khaplang noble deeds and sacrifices for the Naga cause would be ever remembered. KIN further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family. ENWO: Easter n Nagaland Women Organisation (ENWO) in a condolence note, said that late Khaplang had left behind the legacy of a great leadership throughout his life and endeavoured to realise the dream
of every Naga which is the existence of Nagas free from all foreign dominance. ENWO said it acknowledged his achievement in highlighting Naga issues to the whole world in his own different way. NGBF: Nagaland GB Federation (NGBF) expressed pain on the demise of late S.S.Khaplang, Chairman NSCN (K). NGBF said late Khaplang was a true Naga political hero who stood against all odds both in India and Myanmar for the Naga’s freedom till his last breath and has dedicated his entire life for the cause of Naga political struggle. ENSUB: Eastern Nagaland Students’ union Bangalore (ENSUB) has also condoled the passing away of late SS Khaplang chairman of NSCN (K) on June 9, at Taka Myanmar. In a condolence message, the union said SS Khaplang was a long-standing Naga Nationalist who made tremendous and crucial contributions to the founding and development of the Naga freedom struggle and was an exceptional person, driven with passion and determination for freedom of Naga people. AYO: Angami Youth Organisation (AYO) while expressing sadness on the demise of late S S Khaplang, said that late Khaplang was a charismatic leader who had not only gathered momentum of nationalist feeling upon the Nagas but had influenced everyone. AYO condolences to the bereaved family and prayed that the soul to rest in peace. NSO: Naga Students’ Organisation (Myanmar) (NSO) described late Khaplang as a man of principle who was vehemently devoted to the cause of Naga sovereignty, and “a true patriot” who gave his life unwaveringly for what he believed in. Further, NSO conveyed condolences to the bereaved family members and all the rank and file of NSCN-K and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. ENSUK: Eastern Nagaland Students’ Union Kohima (ENSUK) has condoled the demise of “Patriotic Leader SS Khaplang, Chairman NSCN (K)” who has dedicated his whole life for the cause of the Nagas. ENSUK speaker Heno Lushing in a press statement said that his dedication will be remembered and his legacy will continue for generations to come. Meanwhile, ENSUK extended support to Nagaland Chief Minister Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu for boldly coming out in condoling the death of SS Khaplang. The union has also contempt the “so called Republic TV for cheap bias news” in criticising the chief minister for extending condolences. “Infact, disintegration of brotherhood should not be allowed in any conscious or of any political interest”, said ENSUK.
Kuki Tribal Union clarifies on abduction, killing DIMAPUR: NSCN/GPRN Kuki Tribal Union (KTU) has issued clarification that late Khailun Haokip a member of the Steering Committee, NSCN/GPRN, of Kuki Region, who was abducted from T. Natjang village, Kasom block Ukhrul district Manipur on May 29 and “brutally tortured to death at Bongbal Kholen Village Saikul sub-division was not KTU C-in-C”. NSCN/GPRN KTU information and public-
ity secretary, Edward Kuki in a statement said that late Khailun was a Steering Committee member of NSCN/GPRN Kuki Region (KTU) and assigned as KTU Ukhrul unit in-charge. He was on duty to T. Natjang and Mollen village, when he along with Khuphung Keishing a Tatar of GPRN were “abducted by KNF (James faction)”. However, Khuphung was released immediately while the later was detained,
the statement said. Therefore, KTU said that blaming and condemning Khuphung was “rootless which is totally null and void”. Further, while the deceased in their custody, the KNF (N) through the “publicity information secretary Gogou Vaiphei, sought the
directives of the Kuki Inpi Manipur to decide the fate of late. Mr. Khailun Haokip, as to whether he be kept alive or put to death”. Therefore, KTU said that Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM) was responsible for “brutal killing and cold blooded assassination of late. Khailun Haokip”.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT “Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is right”. Ephesians 6:1
Born : 01/03/1933 – Died : 10/06/2017
17.03.2008 – 06.06.2017
With profound gratitude, we the bereaved family members express our sincere thanks to every one who stood by us at the sad demise of our dearest beloved son, Akhrietuo Miachieo. There is nothing we can do to repay you, only pray to God to bestow upon you His blessing for your kindness. We sincerely convey our special thanks to:1. Baptist Mission Church Kohima 2. Koinonia and Women Prayer Center Pezielietsie Kohima. 3. Doctors and nurses of Bethel Hospital Kohima 4. Neighbour and friends of Bayavü Colony. 5. Teachers and Students of Vinyüzo School 6. Dept. of Power and Veterinary Kohima. 7. Friends and relatives. K-1911
Loving parents, sis & family members
The bereaved family members of Late Kheikhu Awomi with profound gratitude wish to convey our sincere thanks to all who stood by us through your prayers, and supported us physically, emotionally, financially and materially at the sad demise of our father after brief illness. We would like to especially thank the individuals and organizations namely : 1. KUSHIABILL SUMI BAPTIST CHURCH 2. EAST DIMAPUR SUMI BAPTIST AKUKHOU, PURANA BAZAR 3. TOLUVI SUMI BAPTIST CHURCH 4. SUGHUNA SUMI BAPTIST CHURCH 5. SUMI BIBLICAL BAPTIST CHURCH DIMAPUR 6. MOKOKCHUNG SUMI BAPTIST CHURCH 7. HARVEST VOICE, PURANA BAZAR 8. AKIGHINI KUSAMI, SUGHUNA 9. AZAKIVI SHG, PURANA BAZAR 10. AZANOQO NEW COLONY, PURANA BAZAR 11. CHILISSA AZANOQO SUGHUNA 12. VIYILHO GHAMI UNION DIMAPUR 13. WOMEN DEPARTMENT SUGHUNA 14. Shri. I. K SEMA, EX. DEPUTY CM 15. Shri. KHUTOVI ,EX. MLA 16. Er. GHUSHITO, DIRECTOR PHED, KOHIMA, NAGALAND 17. Shri. TOKUGHA ACHUMI, GM INDUSTRY, DIMAPUR 18. Dr. VIKATO CMO, DIMAPUR 19. Mr. CHETIA, PRINCIPAL YEMHI COLLEGE, DIMAPUR 20. Dr. TALI LKR, ZION HOSPITAL 21. ZION HOSPITAL AND RESEARCH CENTRE We also deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and every individual yet we humbly pray that our Almighty God will bless you all abundantly .
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CJM and secretary DLSA, Mezivolu T Therieh speaking at the programme on Monday. (NP) Correspondent ensure free legal aid service galand State Legal Serwas provided to each and vices Authority, Akumla Kiphire/Kiusam, Jun every person who cannot Longchari, spoke on the 12 (NPN): On the occasion afford to get justice because topic Protection Against of World Day against Child of poverty. She also stressed Child Labour with emphaLabour, Kiphire District Le- on the need of such a clinic sis on NALSA Schemes, gal Services Authority has which will provide addi- 2015. She said that children opened a legal service clinic tional benefits to the people at Kiusam Town under Pun- of the area and bring justice constitute almost half of the Country’s population but gro Sub-Division of Kiphire to the doorstep. “ This clinic is opened sadly, it was also a home to district on Monday. Inaugurating the clinic, for the people of Kiusam the largest number of child chief judicial magistrate, area to get awareness in the labour. She said that Child Kiphire and secretary, Kip- legal field and the laws and labour may lead to physihire DLSA, Mezivolu T acts that are being followed cal or sexual abuse which Therieh appreciated the huge and also know about the compelled the children to turnout of villages leaders/ benefits and privileges given run away from their home elders under Kiusam area at by the government which at and went missing. She therefore, urged the inaugural programme. times are not reaching the She pointed out that under needy. All can come forward the village authorities to be Article 39A of the Constitu- and avail the opportunities”, alert and sensitive towards the children issues and not tion of India, it was manda- she said. C o - o r d i n a t o r, N a - to send their children outtory that the State should
side their homes either for studies or as domestic helpers without knowing the identity of the care takers. She further requested the village authorities to form Village Level Child Welfare Committee to monitor the children, who are being sent out either for getting education or work as domestic helpers. Panel Lawyer, Kiphire DLSA, Hotingkiu Sangtam, spoke on the Village Council Act, 1978 and the Amendment Act, 2010 and stated that through this Act, the Village people have been empowered at the grass root level. He also mentioned on the decentralisation of power to the village authorities and said that the Act need to be understood and followed as it was not to make self styled resolutions contradicting the provisions of the Act. Earlier, the programme was chaired by chairman, Child Welfare Committee & PLV Asuthong while Head DB Kiusam, Pachu delivered the welcome address. The team also conducted a legal awareness programme with the children of St. John School where the CJM and secretary spoke on child rights.
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Anenla T. Sato (centre) and others at the World Day against Child Labour (L-R) Children of NCLP presenting special number. Sara.S. Jamir speaking programme in Kohima, Monday. (NP) at the programme. (NP) in Dimapur have pledged to be a part of this movement. In this regard, Sato urged the stakeholders to take up the fight in Kohima in the similar manner so that Kohima can become “Child Labour free capital”. She also asserted that the department was contemplating to approach the Nagaland State Legal Services Authority to organise legal training for the department officers, to strengthen enforcement of the Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Amendment Act, 2016. Speaking on prohibition and regulation amendment act 2016, member secretary NSLSA Nino Iralu said that child labour was regarded as a serious issue in terms of economic welfare as children were
deprived of education and the opportunity to develop physically, intellectually, emotionally and psychologically. She said that child labour has long term adverse effect as the practise of engaging children in economic activity on part time or full time deprive them of their childhood and was harmful to their physical and mental development. ADC Kohima, T.L Kiusumong Tikhir in his brief address said June 12 was a day of reminder to fight against Child labour and lamented that many child were deprived of better life. He said that all stakeholders must come together by accepting that child labour existed in the state. He also suggested that church should be involved
as partners to fight against child labour stating that poverty triggers child labour. He further urged the students to be an ambassador for this movement as every child deserves respect and healthy childhood. Labour commissioner Er. L. Nungshiyanger Aier delivered keynote address. Government officials, students and others attended the programme. Dimapur: The day was observed at Dimapur on the theme “stop domestic child labour” at Deputy Commissioner’s conference hall, Dimapur. Community Educational Centre Society in partnership with Childline 1098, National child labour project, Wipro cares, supported by department of labour, organized the programme. Delivering a brief speech, ADC, Dimapur, Sara.S.Jamir
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Correspondent/Staff Reporter KOHIMA/DIMAPUR, JUNE 12 (NPN): Along with the rest of the world, World Day against Child Labour was obser ved across the state, where various events were organised to mark the day. Commissioner and secretary labour and employment, skill development and entrepreneurship Anenla T. Sato has expressed concern on the increase in child labour in the state and said that this need to be addressed at the earliest by all stakeholders. She said this on the occasion of World Day against Child Labour held under the theme “In Conflict and Disasters, Protect Children from Child Labour” at APO Hall,
Monday. She said that deploying more children as domestic helper in Kohima was a gross violation of child rights and attributed that poverty and ignorance of the parents, poor education system, weak protection laws and weak border monitoring was the major cause of this problem. Therefore, she called upon the department to be committed in its endeavour and become an agent to fight against the ill effects of child labour and to fight for the Rights of the Child as it had pledged in 2008. She also said that the department had organized massive awareness campaigns both at government and NGO levels. Further, the commissioner and secretary said that more than 5,000 college and school students
lauded Childline, Dimapur for the good job and urged the members to reach out to the rest of Nagaland. She pointed out that child labour in Dimapur and Kohima has been rapidly increasing due to poverty, lack of education, and lack of proper school in rural areas. In this regard, she called upon the responsible department, Childline Nagaland and NGOs to reach out to schools and made the parents aware of the situation. She lamented on the absentees of teachers, lack of educational facilities in most of the government schools in the state especially in the rural areas, which she said was injustice towards children. “Every child has right to go to school and to get quality education” she remarked. Also, while delivering
introductory note, director CECS/nodal director Childline, Subonenba Longkumer said that Childline Nagaland during the last six years has registered more than 900 cases which are directly or indirectly related to child labour. Several efforts have been undertaken by organizations and stakeholders to eliminate the practices of child labour, however, he said that problem cannot be dealt in just a day or month. To eradicate child labour and child abuse, government schemes or any other regulations was not needed but everyone have should take a decision “not to employee children”, Subonenba said. Earlier, programme was chaired by nodal coordinator Childline, Neiketulie Namdau, while students of CECS, Nagarjan and children of NCLP presented special songs. Short speech was also delivered by assistant labour commissioner Dimapur, W.Temwang Konyak. On the occasion, ADC Dimapur also released video clip on child labour. Vote of thanks was proposed by project director, National Child Labour Project (NCLP) Dimapur, Lhangti Konyak.
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DC, Kiphire Sedevikho Khro along with the members of YouthNet, Zynorique and participants. DIMAPUR: A week-long training on construction works as part of Year of Constr uction Workers (YOCW) organized by directorate of skill development employment & entrepreneurship jointly with YouthNet, Zynorique initiative society got underway at public ground, Kiphire on Monday. The training programme was inaugurated by Deputy commissioner, Kiphire Sedevikho Khro. Altogether 50 youths are attending the training. After inaugurating the training programme,
Khro said places like Kohima and Dimapur have many labourers from outside to work as construction workers but in places like Kiphire due to far distance, people from outside find it difficult to come and work, thereby, he encouraged the gathering to be sincere to earn their livelihood. He also highlighted the qualities of the forefathers, who were honest and sincere, but lamented that the present generation lacked behind to keep up the ethics of the forefathers. He therefore,
encouraged the trainers to inculcate dignity of labour and to be honest so that they would be hired for any job. Exhorting the gathering, Richard from Zynorique initiative society disclosed that Kiphire is the fourth district that the team has been covering and that for a construction of one building more than Rs. 20-30 lakhs has been spent in Kohima and Dimapur added that it was not a business but a skill. He informed that the programme was a flagship
of Government of India and that in years ahead there will be a course in school curriculum too. He informed that sixday training will comprises of theory, practical assuring that at the end of the training Zynorique initiative society and YouthNet will also try to find job placement to work with contractors in housing or highway construction workers. The programme was chaired by employment officer Tuensang i/c Kiphire district Tsase sangtam.
logical College (CTC) celebrated the beginning of a new academic year with a soul searching community retreat programme on June 10-11. Pastor Alemsunep Jamir of the World Impact Community Church, Dimapur as the main speaker. The two-day retreat programme was held on the theme “Witnessing to Christ in a Pluralistic World”. The speaker challenged the Clark Community to be faithful and true witnesses in the present trying times. Pastor Jamir also calls upon the students to continue witnessing to Christ with humility which he said was the prerequisite for any Christian. . Clark Theological College is also blessed with 90 new students joining for Bachelor of Theology (BD) and Master of Theology (MTh) degree programmes of the Senate of Serampore College (University). CTC Principal Rev. Dr. Marnungsang, welcomed the new students.
ADC Wokha K. Thavaseelan along with officials of NSDMA and trainees. (NP) Correspondent WOKHA, JUN 12 (NPN): Five-day training of trainers on Community First Responders (CFRs) got underway Monday with a short induction programme here at Town Hall, Wokha. ADC Wokha K. Thavaseelan, in his opening remarks thanked the Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA) for coming up with the training programmes, which he said was good for the community. He said that the whole idea behind conceptualization of CFRs was that when disasters strike, the first responders are usually from the community members. ADC further told the
trainees that what they learn and do would eventually end up saving lots of lives. District Disaster Management Officer and State Relief and Rehabilitation Officer Jonji Odyuo, in his brief introduction, urged the trainees to take the training seriously as it was designed to upgrade their skills for saving lives during times of disasters. Odyuo also said that the training programmes has been designed in such a way that theory part has been minimized and practical aspects maximized so that the trainees get more hands-on experience. He further informed that the first day would be dedicated to theory and basic concepts of CFRs,
second day on search and rescue techniques, third day on first aid, fourth day on tests, both oral and written, and the fifth day on interactions and presentations by the CFR teams. A valedictory programme will be held on the fifth day where trainees would be presented certificates. Vote of thanks was proposed by EAC Wokha Athrong at the short programme chaired by SDO (C) Wokha Lanusenla Longkumer. 18 TOTs and 50 community volunteers are attending the training programme which is organized by Wokha District Disaster Management Authority in collaboration with CD & HG and SDRF with support from NSDMA.
ST. Xavier college graduation day DLSAs impart legal awareness in various districts
Lt. Col. Rajiv Kalita with the graduating students. DIMAPUR: St. Xavier college, Jalukie observed graduation-cum-fresher’s day on June 10, at its college auditorium with Lt. Col. Rajiv Kalita second-in-command, Sena Medal, 36 AR Jalukie post as chief guest. Lt. Col. Rajiv Kalita congratulated all the graduates and extended appreciation to the principal, staff and managing board of the college for imparting quality education. He encouraged the students to explore their talents, K
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gifts and utilize the same to their benefit. Kalita also told the students that there are ample opportunities available in the field of army. He also greeted the fresher’s urging them to march forward with commitment. Later, the chief guest also handed prizes and certificates to the graduates on their achievements including highest scorer, best graduate of the year and to all the graduates. Luningzuele, the high-
est scorer and the 11th rank holder in the University from the department of sociology spoke on behalf of the graduates. Kevipele, governing board member of the college also addressed the students on the occasion and inspired them with his personal experiences. At the programme, welcome speech was delivered by college principal, Rev. Fr. Papu Samy. Students also presented various cultural shows.
DIMAPUR: Recognizing the need to sensitize on the issues of child labour, District Legal Services Authorities (DLSAs) conducted legal awareness programme and organized painting competition on World Day Against Child Labour under the theme “In conflicts and disasters, protect children from child labour” on June 12 in various districts. Delivering keynote address at the legal literacy programme organized by Longleng District Legal Services Authority (LDLSA) at the auditorium of Government High School Longleng, Tucuno Vamuzo, secretary Longleng District Legal Services Authority appraised on the constitutional provisions on child labour such as Article 21 A- Right to Education, Article 24- Prohibition of employment of children in factories etc. and Article 39 (e).
The secretary further informed on NALSA (Child Friendly Services to children and their protection) scheme 2015, which aim to improve access to justice for children and to facilitate proper implementation of the existing legislations and policies in favour of children and to ensure effective legal assistance to children who come in conflict with the law or require care and protection. Ahoshi, Assistant Public Prosecutor Longleng was the resource person at the programme. In Wokha, the awareness programme was organized by Wokha District Legal Services Authority (WDLSA) at Mt. Tiyi College Wokha. Renebmo Tungoe, assistant public prosecutor Wokha spoke on various acts. Zunheboto District Legal Services Authority
(ZDLSA) in collaboration with District Child Protection Unit Zunheboto conducted legal awareness programme and painting competition at St. Anthony School Zunheboto. Ngukivi K. Sumi of Class VIII was declared as the winner of the competition and Vikupu K. Awomi of Class IX and Atove V. Achumi of Class VII bagged 2nd & 3rd prize respectively. The winners of the competition were awarded with certificates and with varieties of Prizes and
a gift hampers was also presented to all the participants from the District Legal Services Authority. Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) conducted sensitization programme with the students of Herbert Spencer School Dimapur. While Mon District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA) conducted legal awareness seminar antichild labour act at Eastern school Mon. Altogether 300 students and teachers attended the seminar.
Kohima District Legal Services Authority (KDLSA) conducted legal awareness programme at Government Middle School, L Khel, Kohima Village and Peren District Legal Service Authority (PDLSA) held an interaction session with children of children home Peren. Tuensang District Legal Services Authority (TDLSA) organized legal awareness programme with 380 students of class 5 to 8 of Government High School Chaba at GHSS Auditorium.
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alities, a situation surely to be avoided at all costs,” the resolution read. The notification, it said, “travels way beyond the scope and object as set out in the Preamble of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960”, thus infringing the rights of the states to regulate the items enlisted in the State List (List-II of VII Schedule to the Constitution of India). The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change had issued the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Regulation of Livestock Markets) Rules, 2017 on May 23. Sangma, introducing the resolution, alleged that the notification was “designed to affect” the people of the north-east in general and Meghalaya in particular. It suffered from “serious shortcomings and infirmities” and could have an “adverse impact on the economy and culture” of the state of Meghalaya, he added.
The chief minister said beef was an “integral part” of the dietary habit of the tribals of Meghalaya and its demand in the state in 2015-2016 was 23,634 metric tonnes. Beef production in the state was only 12,834 MT and 10,800 MT was purchased from outside, he added. Sangma told the House that to balance the demand and supply of beef, the government had put in place the Meghalaya State Livestock Mission for 2017-2022 to augment the livestock production. The prohibition on the sale and purchase of cattle at animal markets for the purpose of slaughter would affect the livelihood of over 5.7 lakh (79%) households, which were currently involved in cattle-rearing, he added. “It will also affect the right of the people to have food of their own choice and celebrate the religious, cultural and social ceremonies in practice since time immemorial,” said Sangma.
I tanagar, Jun 12 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : I n a n inter view with WION, Arunachal Pradesh’s Chief Minister Pema Khandu said that northeast should have a separate time zone. Khandu is the second Chief Minister from Northeast, after former Assam CM Tarun Gogoi, favouring a separate timezone for the region. “A separate time zone for northeast would save working day light-time and save electricity,” said the Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister. Indian Standard Time(IST) is calculated on the basis of 82.5 E longitude, in Shankargarh Fort, in Mirzapur near Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh. India’s geographical spread from the east to west is vast and there is a huge difference between sunset and sunrise time in eastern and western parts of the country. There are different views on the issue as many experts feel the cost of saving electricity wouldn’t be much and it could lead to chaos in a densely populated country like India.
63-year-old from Mnp finds 165 types of wild rice types of wild paddy with him. “It was challenging,” said Devakanta who displayed his entire collection at the National Seed Diversity Festival 2017 (NSDF) held in the city recently. The climate in the hilly terrain of Manipur, said Devakanta, is inconsistent. And each region has a seed that suits its climate. “But many traditional seeds have been lost. It made my search difficult,” said Devakanta. “But there was hope. I found some rare varieties from farmers during one of my initial travels. I didn’t
look back after that,” he said. The more Devakanta travelled, the more he collected paddy seeds. “But collecting seeds was one side of the coin. I had to check the yields in my field. It was after cultivating the seeds I got to know that many were good compared to those available today,” said Devakanta, who is also president of All Manipur Trained Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Promoters Consortium. Devakanta’s paddy field at his village Postangbam in Imphal has been a place of experiments.
Manipur is famous for its black rice which is fibre-rich and has medicinal value, and Devakanta has researched extensively on it. “I have done a lot of experiments on black rice. More than 20 varieties of black rice are popular in Manipur today,” said Devakanta adding that he cooperates with farmers in other areas. “I share my seed collection with farmers in other parts of India. Many have tested the yield of these traditional varieties at other places. The results have been positive,” Devakanta said.
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The CCM and Catholic Community would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. James K. Ezung, S/o. Mr. Khyothungo Dominic Ezung for securing Top 2nd in B. Sc Botany and all the successful candidates of HSLC, HSSLC, and BA & B. Sc 2017. The Catholic Community prays and wishes them great success in their future endeavor. May God bless them all.
We the Sumi Awomi Kuposhukulu (SAK) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to Er. Picto Shohe, Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary, Law and Justice Department for providing necessary facilities and support to our union to conduct the meeting in a successful way. We pray that our Almighty God continue to bless and guide you in your leadership.
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Guwahati, Jun 12 (Agencies): Life was affected in most parts of western Assam as a 36-hour bandh called by All Koch-Rajbonshi Students Union (AKRSU) began today. Vehicular as well as railway traffic was disrupted as picketers blocked roads and railway tracks at several parts in Koch-Rajbonshi dominated western Assam areas. A couple of passenger trains were held up at different stations due to the blockade but resumed onward journey later after the tracks were cleared. Picketers burnt tyres on the roads, disrupting vehicular traffic for some time. Business establishments and educational institutions remained closed in most parts of western Assam. The bandh has been called by the AKRSU demanding Scheduled Tribe status for the community and a separate ‘Kamatapur’ state.
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Shillong, Jun 12: The Meghalaya Assembly in a special assembly on Monday unanimously approved the State Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill, 2017 ahead of the country-wide rollout of the new tax regime from July 1. Taxation Minister Zenith M. Sangma moved the bill which was unanimously adopted after members of the assembly discussed on the benefits and ramification of the on the implementation of the GST regime. The opposition parties - United Democratic Party, Hill State People’s Democratic Party and National People’s Party – did not oppose the bill, but raised questions on the state government preparedness to implement new tax regime
Last year, the assembly ratified the Constitution (122nd Amendment) Bill, 2014, officially known as the Constitution (101st Amendment) Act, 2016, related to the GST. “Destination-based consuming states like Meghalaya will benefit from the GST implementation while certain manufacturing states will lose out marginally on revenue generation,” Sangma informed the assembly. Under the new tax regime, he said staple foods like wheat and rice have been kept out of its ambit of the GST which would help the common man. He said the GST will remove the inherent weaknesses present in the current indirect taxation system and will remove the cascading effect on prices of goods and services due to the tax on tax.
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C H ENNA I , J u n 1 2 (Agencies): Five years ago P Devakanta started growing four varieties of traditional paddy at his home in Imphal. What began as a hobby soon turned into a passion that took the 63-year-old across hills to remote villages of Manipur in search of more traditional varieties. While Devakanta did find about several seeds, he learned that many more were lost. But that did not deter him and Devakanta instead resolved to collect as many traditional seeds as possible. Today, he has 165
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S hillo n g, J u n 1 2 (PTI): The Meghalaya Assembly today unanimously passed a resolution opposing the Centre’s notification banning the sale and purchase of cattle at animal markets for slaughter and demanded its withdrawal as it would “impact the economy of the state and the food habit of its people”. Cutting across political lines, the members of the Assembly supported the resolution tabled by Chief Minister Mukul Sangma. “This House takes a strong note of the shortcomings and infirmities in these Rules (Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Regulation of Livestock Markets Rules, 2017), as notified and resolves that the same may be withdrawn by Government of India with an immediate effect, so as to maintain the federal and secular character of our Constitution or be faced with a situation where the law prohibits some activity, while the everyday-life practices it on a large-scale due to harsh economic re-
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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, june 13, 2017
With immense pride and honour, the Dimapur Lirmen Senso Telongjem extend our hearty congratulations to Miss Imcharenla Longchar, D/o T. Samuel Ao and Purtila for securing 10/10 CGPA Class 10th CBSE topper all India 2017. Further, the DLST congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC examinations 2017 and wishes them success in all their future endeavours. K. Tsulak Longchar President, DLST
Limawati Imchen Gen. Secy., DLST
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NEINGULIE MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL DIMAPUR NOTE OF APPLICATION
The Administrator, Headmaster, Teachers, and Students of Neingulie High School would like to convey our immense gratitude to Shri. Geoffrey Yaden, Editor Nagaland Post for accepting the invitation to grace the occasion of Annual Parents Day of our school as the Chief Guest. Sir we also thank and appreciate you for your support and encouragement shown towards the school. DP-6078
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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE HEADMASTER
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The Headmistress, staff and students of GHS Pughoboto take this privilege to acknowledge the following for the contribution in various ways towards the repair and renovation of the school building. 1. Shri Vikheho Y Swu, Hon’ble Minister for PWD (R & B) Govt. of Nagaland for construction of fencing & gate, providing furniture, building materials and above all financial aid. 2. Kumari Avelu Ruho, the Addl. DC Pughoboto & Chairperson School Management Board, for taking keen initiative in raising the fund with students, financial & material support, physically supervising the work throughout the renovation period and also her esteemed colleagues who have contributed financially for the renovation. 3. Er. Namang Sepong SDO (C), Smti Salemla EAC (HQ), Shri Salenthung EAC Ghathashi and Shri Atovi Shohe PA to DC for their selfless service rendered towards the repair and renovation. 4. The Sub-Divisional Education Officer & staff Pughoboto for financial support. 5. The DEF & 8th NAP ‘A’ COY Pughoboto. 6. Vice-Chairman, Adhoc Town Committee, Pughoboto, members and GBs for the financial and physical support. 7. Chairman, Mishilimi Village Council, members and GBs for the financial and physical support. 8. Natsumi Village Council for providing domestic materials. 9. The alumnus & well wishers for the financial support. 10. The entire staff of the Addl. Deputy Commissioner’s office for the physical help rendered throughout the renovation period. 11. Atomi Youth, Mishilimi Village for conducting social work in and around the school premises. 12. Parents/ guardians for the financial, material and physical support. The school authority is indebted to the Sub-Divisional Planning & Development Board (SDPDB) Pughoboto for the consensus agenda to set up HSLC centre at GHS Pughoboto and thereby forwarding the same to the concerned authority. It is indeed through the initiative taken by Shri Vikheho Y Swu, Hon’ble Minister of PWD (R & B) Govt. of Nagaland, Kumari Avelu Ruho, the Addl. DC Pughoboto and Shri Kivishe Pucho, Addl. Secy. SE (Retd) in their own capacity, the HSLC examination centre was created provisionally vide Order NO NBE-7/Ex-Ec (10) 2016-17 Dated Kohima the 6th Dec2016. YHUNYULE KENT Headmistress, Govt. High School, Pughoboto K-1915
Dearest Sania Khatun, Wishing you a very Happy Birthday. May God bless you with good health and may you continue to give us your incredible love everyday. With lots of love from Dad, Mom & Relatives. Sis Aseyie My Crazy, loving, caring and fun sister Rachel Ladu , My life without you would be a Nasty Twister .. Happiest Birthday dearest. Love Atsou Koza
Three IEDs detected in Manipur
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IMPHAL, Jun 12: A major tragedy was Monday averted by Manipur police when three powerful IEDs planted by suspected militants were detected before it was triggered in Imphal’s Mantripukhri area. The three IEDs in polythene bag was found planted at the main entrance gate of Manipur Diesel, a motor dealer at Mantripukhri under Heingang police station of Imphal East district today morning. Police said that staff of the motor dealer
informed them about an unattended polythene bag at the main entrance gate of their office. As there were earlier instances of planting bombs targeting the motor agency, a team of police along with experts of Police bomb squad came to the site, cordoned off the area and the three IEDs were safely retrieved and detonated at a safe place. Police suspect the IEDs were planted by a militant group in connection with monetary demand from the dealer. The proprietor of the dealer was not available for comment.
DECLARATION I, Smti. NISHILI, W/o Khunito Permanent resident of APUKITO Village in the district of Zunheboto,Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to Sumi Naga community, resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my actual name is NISHILI which is recorded in my APPOINTMENT ORDER 3. That due to ignorance and mistake my name is inadvertently entered and recorded as NISHILI CHISHI in my passbook. 4. That the above mentioned name NISHILI and NISHILI CHISHI belongs to one and the same person and that is me. 5. That from the date of this declaration I shall be addressed by the name NISHILI for all official purpose and legal proceeding and at all times and occasions. 6. That the statement made above from para-1-5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed therein. Solemnly affirm and declare before the competent authority on this 8th day of May 2017 at Zunheboto, Nagaland. Migistrate, Zunheboto, Nagaland. Registration No. 119 Dated 08/05/2017. K-1926
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OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Smti. Shihkiula Yim of Officer's Sector Tuensang Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & security in respect of late her Husband Shri. C. Lachiba Yimchunger, who expired on 30th June' 2016. Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/ objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. DP-6074
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I, Shri. S. James Lotha, S/o Sandemo Lotha, permanent resident of Yimpang Village, Dist.-Wokha, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That, I am a bonafide and law abiding citizen of India by birth. 2. That, I got married to Smti. Suigwangla, D/o Kedipe sometimes in the year 2002 according to our Customary Rites, Rituals and Practices. 3. That, due to irreconcilable differences and disputes we mutually divorced each other on 11/12/2009 in presence of our family members, friends and community members according to our customary and traditional practices. 4. That, subsequently, I remarried to Smti. Nchumbeni Ezung, D/o Wobemo Ezung, R/o. Yimpang Village, Wokha, Nagaland on 16/01/2013 according to our Customary Rites, Rituals and Practices and in presence of our family members, friends and relatives are since then we are living together as married husband and wife. 5. That, I have sworn this declaration to declare that my marriage with Smti. Suigwangle is null and void on the ground of divorce and have no effect as on the date and to use this declaration as documentary evidence/proof in support of my divorce to omit/delete the name of Smti. Suigwangle as nominee and further to add thereof the name of my second wife, Smti. Nchumbeni Ezung as my legal wife and nominee. 6. That, the content of the declaration from para 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material are concealed therein. And I have signed this declaration in my robust health, sound mind and without any undue force, coercion influence or whatsoever on this 20th day of May' 2017 at Dimapur, Nagaland in the presence of the following witnesses. Witnesses : 1. Nikato Sumi, 2. Zanthungo Declarant Shri. S. James Lotha Solemnly declared before me. Notary Public DP-6046
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Regd. No. 1917 Dt. 12/06/2017 I, Miss. Kereivinu, daughter of Shri. Laso Meze and Smti. Kikodenu, aged about 21 years, permanent resident of Jakhama Village, District- Kohima, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India hailing from the Angami Naga Tribe. 2. That in my Academic records from Class-X to B.A my name has been entered and recorded as Kereivinü, in my Aadhaar Card bearing No. 650924743812 my name has been entered and recorded as Kereivinu Meze and my Mother’s name has been entered and recorded with her alias name as Adinu. 3. That for an behalf of myself and my Mother I hereby renounce/ remit/ relinquish and abandon the use of ‘ü’ in my former name Kereivinü and use ‘u’ in my new name as Kereivinu as my official name and renounce my Mother former name Adinu and use her name Kikodenu as her official new name in place and in substitution of my former name and Mother former name. 4. That whether my name has been entered and recorded as Kereivinü or Kereivinu or Kereivinu Meze it refers to one and the same person i.e. me and it indistinguishable and synonymous. 5. That whether my Mother’s name has been entered and recorded as Adinu or Kikodenu it refers to one and the same person i.e. my mother and it indistinguishable and synonymous. 6. That this affidavit shall stand as a piece of evidence for any ratification/ clarification if any complication that may arise with regard to change of my name as Kereivinu and my Mother’s name as Kikodenu and henceforth I shall at all times hereafter in all record, deed and in writing, dealings and transactions private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever use and sign my name of Kereivinu and use my mother’s name as Kikodenu.. 7. That I expressly authorise and request all persons at all times hereafter to designate and address me, by such assumed name of Kereivinu and my Mother’s name as Kikodenu accordingly. 8. That this affidavit is signed and sworn before the competent authority and herein it shall be used for all my official records, future references and future correspondence. That the above statements made in Para 1 – 8 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the Competent Authority on 12th June, 2017 at Kohima. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above named on this the 12th June, 2017. Magistrate/Notary Public K-1928
Justice Karnan retires before his jail term New Delhi/Kolkata, Jun 12 (IANS): Calcutta High Court judge Justice C.S. Karnan, who is facing six months imprisonment for contempt of the Supreme Court, retired on Monday, probably escaping the odium of a sitting judge being arrested while in office. Justice Karnan, who was transferred to Kolkata after he had kicked up a row by raking up issues against other judges of the Madras High Court, including the Chief Justice, has been untraceable ever since the apex court sentenced him for contempt on May 9. A seven-judge bench headed by Chief Justice Jagdish Singh Khehar held Karnan guilty of contempt and ordered six months imprisonment for him. A team of West Bengal police had rushed to Chennai and other places in Tamil Nadu looking for him but without success. Probably the police may lay its hands on the controversial judge now that he has retired. Reacting to the situation, senior counsel and former president of the Supreme Court Bar Association Dushyant Dave told IANS that “it reflects failure on the part of the police in not having found him. .. It shows complete lack of respect of the Supreme Court by the Executive.” “Right or wrong the Supreme Court judgment has to be implemented and the state is fully responsible for the lapses and must be held accountable,” Dave said, pointing out that “The whole saga reflects the sorry state of affairs in the judiciary.” However, well-known
C.S. Karnan lawyer Kamini Jaiswal says that Justice Karnan may have escaped arrest so far but now he will be arrested. Unlike what happens in the case of the common man, in the case of Justice Karnan they have to follow procedures and take the help of Tamil Nadu police in arresting him, Jaiswal said. “They (West Bengal police) have to follow procedure” and can’t be seen to be “high handed” as Justice Karnan knows the law and there are lawyers around him. Justice Karnan had left Kolkata on May 9 itself and remained elusive thereafter even though Director General of West Bengal Police constituted teams of police personnel which went to Chennai and other places looking for him. He moved the top court for the suspension of his sentence and sought review of the May 9 order but he did not get any relief. His plea for review was declined on technical grounds without its coming before the seven judges bench. Justice Karnan’s counsel Mathews J. Nedumpara had repeatedly told the top court that the detailed order holding him guilty of contempt was never made available to him after May 9
- something he was entitled to like any other litigant. The failure of West Bengal police to arrest Justice Karnan in the last one a half months has saved a situation of a serving judge of a High Court being arrested and sent to jail. Now, if Justice Karnan is arrested in pursuance of the top court order then it would be an arrest of a former judge of a High court - who post retirement is like any other ordinary citizen. It is not only that Justice Karnan has retired on Monday - without being given a formal farewell by the Calcutta High Court - but any relook into his case has to go through a fresh process as one of the seven judges, Justice Pinaki Chandra Ghose, has since retired. Besides Chief Justice Khehar, other judges on the bench were Justice Dipak Misra, Justice J. Chelameswar, Justice Ranjan Gogoi, Justice Madan B. Lokur, Justice Pinaki Chandra Ghose and Justice Kurian Joseph. Justice Ghose retired from the Supreme Court on May 27 and any hearing of Justice Karnan’s case has to be by a seven judges bench and the same has to be reconstituted to have another judge in place of Justice Ghose. Even if other six judges Chief Justice Khehar, Justice Dipak Misra, Justice J. Chelameswar, Justice Ranjan Gogoi, Justice Madan B. Lokur, and Justice Kurian Joseph continue to remain on the bench, change of one judge as per the top court practice, would necessitate fresh hearing of the matter.
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Deeply hurt by ‘chatur baniya’ comment: Tara
Tara Gandhi New Delhi, Jun 12 (IANS): Mahatma Gandhi’s granddaughter Tara Gandhi Bhattacharjee on Monday said she was deeply hurt by the ‘chatur baniya’ comment by BJP President Amit Shah
on Friday. “As a biological grandaughter of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, my natural reaction is of deep hurt. Mahatma Gandhi is the Father of the Nation, and I also want to express my objective reaction as an Indian citizen,” a release quoted Bhattacharjee as saying. Without mentioning Shah’s name, she said: “The senior politician should have had the wisdom to refer to Mahatma Gandhi as the greatest visionary of our time.” Bhattacharjee is a trustee of the Kasturba Gandhi National Memorial Trust.
Geelani wants political activists freed before Eid
S r i nag a r , J u n 1 2 (IANS): Hardline separatist leader Syed Ali Geelani on Monday demanded the release of political activists in prisons in the Kashmir Valley before Eid-ul-Fitr. The octogenarian said in a statement that Eid would fall on June 25 or 26, marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan. Geelani said the detention of political activists under the harsh Public Safety Act (PSA) in Jammu and Kashmir was nothing short of “extremism”.
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He said se paratist leaders like Asiya Andrabi, Masarat Alam and others were in different jails. Calling the 2016 summer unrest in the Valley as “people’s uprising”, Geelani alleged that over 20,000 people and activists were arrested last year and more than 500 of them were still under detention. He also sought the intervention of Amnesty International and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) on the issue.
Tea production in Bengal hit due to strike Ko l k at a , J u n 1 2 (IANS): Tea production in North Bengal was affected on Monday as majority of the tea gardens remained shut on the first day of the strike called by the joint forum of trade unions, industry players said on Monday. The joint forum of 24 trade unions of the tea industry in North Bengal had called for a two-day industrial strike, demanding minimum wages among other things. Experts said the Darjeeling tea industry itself is expected to face a loss of more than Rs 10 crore in the two-day strike. “The strike was ex-
pected to have an adverse impact on the industry. It affects production and quality as it is tea harvesting season. The impact of the strike is mostly sporadic but no work was done in majority of gardens while partial work was reported in some of the gardens,” Indian Tea Association’s Secretary General Arijit Raha said. There are about 300 tea gardens in North Bengal, out of which 87 are in Darjeeling, he said. Last year, Darjeeling produced around 8.5 million kg of tea. “One day of strike results in a one per cent drop in production. This production loss cannot be
compensated in the rest of the year,” Darjeeling Tea Association’s (DTA) Principal Advisor Sandip Mukherjee told IANS. There are about 57,000 workers in the Darjeeling tea gardens. “No work was reported in Darjeeling on Monday,” Mukherjee said. DTA’s former Chairman S.S. Bagaria said: “The losses due to the strike will not only hit the tea garden owners but also workers,” said The state General Secretary of Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) Anandi Sahu said more than 90-95 per cent of the four lakh tea workers in North
Bengal supported the strike. “The response has been overwhelming. As many as 95 per cent tea workers in the hills joined the strike. For example, only 18 workers entered the garden out of 1,800 in the Sukna tea garden,” he told IANS. The forum also called for a 12-hour general strike on Tuesday in the tea garden-
based areas of West Bengal like Jalpaiguri, Darjeeling, Kalimpong, Alipurduar, Islampur and Mekhliganj. The Gorkha Janmukti Morcha -- which has called for an indefinite shutdown in Darjeeling and Kalimpong from Monday, demanding a separate Gorkhaland -- also supported the tea workers’ strike.
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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION NAGALAND : KOHIMA
Dated, Kohima the th June, 2017.
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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER AND DISTRICT ELECTION OFFICER KOHIMA:NAGALAND
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ADVERTISEMENT As part of SVEEP plan for Kohima district, Quotes/Slogans on the theme ‘CLEAN ELECTION’ are invited from all young electors of Kohima district in the age group of 18 to 21 years. Three best entries will be awarded cash prize along with citations during the National Voters’ Day celebration on 25th January, 2018. The Quotes/Slogans can be sent through SMS/WhatsApp to 9402041751 from 14th to 23rd June, 2017 along with Name, age, gender and address. Sd/ (RAJESH SOUNDARARAJAN) IAS Deputy Commissioner and District Election Officer Kohima DC-1347
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NO. DTE/ESTT-2/3/2016-17: In pursuance of this office Notification of even number dated 10th March,'2017, the following candidates are hereby provisionally selected for under going 3 year Diploma courses outside the state during 2017-18 session as given below. All the selected candidates are also directed to submit their acceptance or refusal lettter to the office of the undersigned on or before 27th June '2017. Non - submission of acceptance letter will be treated as refusal of the seat offered. Sl.No. NAME OF CANDIDATE PERCENTAGE A - DIPLOMA IN PHARAMACY:1 MS. LONGRILA SANGTAM 70% 2 MS. LICHUMLO EZUNG 60.30% 3 MS. ASHELO K SANGTAM 58.60% B - HOTEL MANAGEMENT & CATERING TECHNOLOGY:1 MS. ASINLE KHING 51.60% C - ELECTRICAL ENGG:1 MS. RUOKUOVO- Ü AUGUSTINA ZUMVÜ 88.50% 2 MR. MANKAP 74.50% D - ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS:1 MR. TINUNUKSHI SANGLIR 80.50% 2 MR. SAMATOSHI IMCHEN 59% 3 MR. PHATI JEMU 52.50% 4 MR. ANAMOA LONGKUMER 51.50% E - PRINTING TECHNOLOGY:1 MR. LORHEVI JAMES RICHA 79% 2 MR. H KUMCHAT 58.50% F - COMP. AIDED COSTUME DESIGN & DRESS MAKING 1 MS. RENBONO M KIKON 76% 2 MS. MENENO ZUTSO 45.50% G - AUTOMOBILE ENGG:1 MR. MENANG NOBA 74.50% 2 MR. MÜLÜSÜ VASA 62% 3 MR. VEMÜSHOZO TETSE-O 52% 4 MR. UNÜZO GEORGE NAKHRO 50.50% 5 MR. ANEIZO ÜSOU 48% 6 MR. EKONTHUNG LOTHA 47.50% 7 MONGAM L PHOM 41% H - COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGG:1 MS. LAHJONG KONYAK 71.20% 2 MR. ZHIMOKA ZHIMO 66% I - PHOTOGRAPHY:1 MR. KEYIPUNGCHUBO NEIME 67.50% G - ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION:1 MR. BUMO TAKUM 64% 2 MR. PERAMTHUNGLUNG 63.50% 3 MS. VEZHELU KHAMO 57% 4 MR. IMTIBONG 52.50% K - MECHANICAL ENGG:1 MR. AVEYO KEZO 60% L - MINING ENGG:1 MR. MARTIN V HUMTSOE 59.50% M - HERBAL TECHNOLOGY:1 MS. BANUO KHATSO 58.50%
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nother veteran Naga nationalist leader Shangwang Shangyung Khaplang Khaplang joins several other former comrade-in-arms who have passed away while on their journey for their goal of Naga independence. There were several prominent legendary leaders beginning from Z.A.Phizo, Khodao Yanthan, Isak Chishi Swu to name some. Khaplang got actively involved in Naga nationalism when, In 1964, he formed the Naga Defence Force that conceived a separate nation carved out of India and Myanmar. He then joined hands with A.Z.Phizo and Burma, now Myanmar became the hideout of the Naga Army. S.S.Khaplang with former comrades Isak Chishi Swu and Th.Muivah became the driving force for the Naga armed movement after 1975 when the signing of the Shillong Accord created the split. Khaplang along with Isak Chishi Swu and Th.Muivah formed the NSCN in 1980 after the Shillong Accord was signed in 1975 by representatives of the NNC. The split in the NSCN in 1988 was bloody when scores lost their lives. The split resulted in formation of two groups- NSCN(Isak-Muivah) and NSCN(Khaplang). By virtue of being a Hemi Naga and having sway over Nagas in Mynamar, Khaplang has been the host for several north east militant groups who have their bases away from the reach of the Indian security forces. The split in the NSCN spelt the beginning of subsequent weakening of the armed wing. Today there are four NSCN factions as well as several of the erstwhile undivided NNC. After the NSCN(I-M) signed the cease fire with the government of India in 1997, the NSCN(K) remained outside of it. In pursuance of peaceful solution, the government of India also signed a cease fire agreement with the NSCN(K) in 2001 but formal negotiations hadn’t started. The issue of negotiations between NSCN(K) and the government of India faced a road block over the issue of Khaplang and the Nagas in Myanmar. However, Khaplang had taken a practical view of the issue. He knew that there could be no solution that included Nagas of Myhanmar and so mended fences with the Myanmarese junta and obtained a semi-autonomous patch of territory in the Taga region, near the India-Myanmar border. The ceasefire arrangement with the current government in Myanmar remains informal although there are two Naga MPs in the national parliament. The passing away of Khaplang may eventually lead to new perceptions within the next rung of leadership. It is purely speculative to suggest that if a Naga from Nagaland becomes the next chairman then it will result in much improved chances of re-signing of cease fire and eventual solution. It would not be advisable to be a self-styled specialist in such matters. The concept of outsiders giving expert opinions and hoping that these will influence the outcome needs to be dismissed. The reason why the issue remains as it is today is because of disunity within the ranks. A clearer picture may take time to emerge but Khaplang’s death casts a cloud over the future of the self-designated United Liberation Front of Western South East Asia and the Songbijit group of the National Democratic Front of Bodoland. However, what is important is what the government of India plans to do in order to have all these groups on the negotiating table.
DailyDevotion Getting There (2) They said to Him, “Rabbi…where are You staying?” He said to them, “Come and see.” —John 1:38-39 Where our self-interest sleeps and the real interest is awakened. “They…remained with Him that day….” That is about all some of us ever do. We stay with Him a short time, only to wake up to our own realities of life. Our self-interest rises up and our abiding with Him is past. Yet there is no circumstance of life in which we cannot abide in Jesus. “You are Simon….You shall be called Cephas” (John 1:42). God writes our new name only on those places in our lives where He has erased our pride, self-sufficiency, and self-interest. Some of us have our new name written only in certain spots, like spiritual measles. And in those areas of our lives we look all right. When we are in our best spiritual mood, you would think we were the highest quality saints. But don’t dare look at us when we are not in that mood. A true disciple is one who has his new name written all over him— self-interest, pride, and selfsufficiency have been completely erased. Pride is the sin of making “self” our god. And some of us today do this, not like the Pharisee, but like the tax collector (see Luke 18:9-14). For you to say, “Oh, I’m no saint,” is acceptable by human standards of pride, but it is unconscious blasphemy against God. You defy God to make you a saint, as if to say, “I am too weak and hopeless and outside the reach of the atonement by the Cross of Christ.” Why aren’t you a saint? It is either that you do not want to be a saint, or that you do not believe that God can make you into one. You say it would be all right if God saved you and took you straight to heaven. That is exactly what He will do! And not only do we make our home with Him, but Jesus said of His Father and Himself, “…We will come to him and make Our home with him” (John 14:23). Put no conditions on your life— let Jesus be everything to you, and He will take you home with Him not only for a day, but for eternity.
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The bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in each other’s life. ~ Richard Bach
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ltruism is the conscious and deliberate giving of something you may need yourself but are prepared to donate for another’s wellbeing. Very few humans are altruistic. I see people who give their old clothes to their own servants, or less fortunate relatives, and they think they are being very generous. People who celebrate their birthdays by calling a few poor children to share their goodies – that is not altruism. Nor is giving things to your children that once belonged to you – that is genetic self interest. Altruism exists only when the donor expects nothing from the recipient and is not related. Animals do it much more gracefully than humans. Vampire bats drink the blood of mammals, usually cattle, horses, deer. These small creatures, less than 4 inches long and 40 gms in weight, live in the jungles of South America. They hunt at night and are adept at crawling on a body till they find a suitable blood vessel which they puncture softly and lap up the trickling blood. Upto 2,000 animals live in the same roosting area. If a vampire bat does not find a mammal it goes without a meal for one night. But it takes three days for a bat to starve to death and a weakened creature cannot even fly to find a host. And so, every now and then, a
bat that has failed to find blood will beg a meal from a stranger in the roost. The donor will, without question, regurgitate blood and share the meal. A well documented case is that of a group of sperm whales off the coast of Lisbon, Portugal, who took a handicapped adult bottlenose dolphin into their group. The dolphin travelled, foraged, and played with the adult whales and their calves. When it rubbed its body against the whales, they would sometimes even return the gesture. There was no benefit to the whales of forming this bond with the handicapped dolphin. Dolphins are known for their compassion. In 2008, one bottlenose dolphin came to the rescue of two beached whales in New Zealand and led them into safe waters. Without the dolphin’s guidance, the whales would have died. In another incident in New Zealand, a group of human swimmers were surprised when dolphins began circling around them, splashing in the water. The swimmers initially thought the dolphins were displaying aggressive behaviour, but it turned out that they were warding off sharks. Classic examples of altruists are ravens. If one, or a few, come across food, they make loud calls to attract even more ravens. Most ecological theory stip-
Nagaland Post, Dimapur Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Very few humans are altruistic ulates that a food bonanza should be defended, not shared. But these birds do share — to the point that some of the ravens even returned to their roost to bring in more birds. Social insects live together and allow an individual to flourish by helping every other insect in the community. But that is not pure altruism. I would count it business as usual, or programming for survival. Bees protecting a swarm by stinging and, in the process, dying horribly as the stinger pulls out the entire abdomen, or certain species of termites releasing a sticky secretion by rupturing their own glands to protect the nest against invaders, is also programmed behaviour. In ants, wasps, bees and termites, sterile workers devote their whole lives to caring for the queen, constructing and protecting the nest, foraging for food, and tending the larvae. That’s not altruism. That’s just doing their jobs. For instance, meerkats have one standing guard to warn the community
while the rest feed in case of predator attack. Into that category I would even put examples of extreme sacrifice. For instance, the mother spider Stegodyphus, who allows her infants to eat her, or a male spider allowing a female fertilized by him to eat him. I would not even put trading in kindnesses as altruism. For instance, a monkey will get its insects pulled out by a member of the pack and then, in return will do the same. Or a female wolf that offers to stay behind with the cubs while the rest of the pack goes hunting. Altruism would be those single wolves who bring back meat for those too sick or nursing to go on the hunt. Altruism is the following: Mongooses and bonobos who support sick, handicapped or elderly animals. Chimpanzees who help other chimpanzees and even humans without expecting anything in return. Dolphins who support sick or injured animals, swimming under them for
hours and pushing them to the surface so they can breathe. Walruses adopt orphans. African Buffalo often turn around in their flight from predators in order to rescue a member of the herd who has been surrounded. Male and female lemurs take care of infants unrelated to them. Vervet monkeys send out alarms to warn other moneys of predators, even if it means putting themselves in danger, by attracting attention. In many bird species, the parents receive help from unrelated “helper” birds in feeding their babies. Harpagifer bispinis fish live in the Antarctic peninsula. If the parent guarding the nest of eggs is removed, an unrelated male will guard the nest from predators and prevent fungal growth that would kill off the brood. A unique example of altruism is found in the Dictyostelium mucoroides slime mould. These live as individuals until food is so short that they start starving. Then they get together and form a body in which some cells sacrifice themselves to promote the survival of other cells. Elephants go out of their way to assist others in need. Like saving a calf from drowning and spraying water on an injured member of the herd to keep it cool. A study in the journal Marine Mammal Science
described the altruism of humpback whales, giving examples of how the giant creatures help seals and other creatures being attacked by killer whales. The researchers concluded that while it made sense for humpbacks to defend their own calves, they had nothing to gain by meddling in attacks on other species. Interspecific altruism,” the scientists wrote, “could not be ruled out.” Have you seen the You Tube video of a rhesus macaque successfully resuscitating another of its species which had been electrocuted at a train station? The persistence and concern was amazing and entirely selfless. Rats are the most altruistic of species. They go out of their way to help others in distress. They will share food with strangers, They will refuse in scientific experiments to inflict pain on each other even if it means dying themselves. When given the choice of escaping or staying to help a strange rat in distress, they almost always choose the latter. Their decisions are always kind. How sad that we use these creatures to experiment on, killing over a billion a year. All societies, whether human or bat, depend on deliberate and reciprocal kindnesses. Violence spreads and nations shatter when we forget that.
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Naga Society
ew terms regularly crop up for use all over the world, so is the term Naga society. Outsiders think that Naga civilization is born yesterday which is not true. In the Empire, many records were made somewhat useful and somewhat not. For example John Company Writer (Clerk) Verrier Ellwyn opted for social anthropology and was put on board of Anthropological Survey of India. He did his utmost to focus on NE tribes and quoting other British sources attempted a link with Sumatra, Borneo etc of Indian Ocean and Naga origin. Another is the second hand reference by Naga elites of the word NAKA (Myanmar term for those who pierce their ears). Naga never came from NANGA (or Naked) as quoted by self styled anthropologists instead it was and is NOGA (Nog means hill and Noga hill people) even today one can hear an Assamese talk about Noga and not Naga. People from Hindi belt (mixture of Bhojpuri, Khariboli and all is new though) tend to put an accent e.g SAUCE is SAAS(mother in law), launch is lunch and so on. This slant was noted when late Chandra Sekhar PM addressed UN General Assembly in his powerful Bhojpuri accented English. Noga became NAGA to others. Their civilization and culture were unknown to rank outsiders. A semi tribal Assam knew them and instead of Pandit Nehru, CM BP Chaliha was more suitable to deal with Nagas using Nagamese which he knew. A familiarity was necessary else the matter was officially vague at Lutyen’s square. A pocket in the hills and rain forests not visited by any religion or faith was inhabited by clusters of people who grew up in isolation. Yet credit goes to them because they practised real equality. British defined Hindoo as “snake charmer and rope tricker” (World Religions Meet Chicago 1893 where Swami Vivekanand reached uninvited). Naga animists were called Hindoo. PM Vajpayee praised “Unique History” that pleased Nagas no end. It is true and it is so in secluded areas like Masai warrior in the Dark Continent of Africa and the near extinct Jarwa tribe of Andamans. Logistics make them so. The 12 Rajas of Bengal (Baro Bhuiyan) and Saraighat (Lachit BorPhukan) deserve mention. Nagas were deliberately left at the mercy of New Delhi but the second channel used remote control. Crown Colony, Pawsey,Amnesty, Rev Scott etc. surfaced repeatedly. Phizo disliked the imperialists but they hosted him till end. The Naga issue turned violent. I read Rev Sakhrie’s wife mourning only son’s death. “Revenge is Mine” gives me a lot of consolation which I learnt from Nagas (M.Zinyu’s book).
However the unequal war was predictably lost. India’s million strong standing infantry was not taken into account. Nagas were tremendous fighters. Mowu’s name would be remembered by many. He tirelessly worked for long and gave up. Naga disunity is known worldwide. Consequently Naga issue may be forever. The present generation inherited nothing from Flanders, Kohima battle, or third degree preceding Shillong Accord. Indian Infantry is famous for its toughness. Our family participated in both WWs loyally so we are familiar with the subject. The supreme organization NNC asked not to trouble Indian civilians, women and children. The last two categories are safe with tribes, but it is pure racism that is meted out to males. Exploitation of traders is now less as they give protection money to ‘national workers’ regularly. Others yet suffer though with education and population explosion it has lessened. Police and public conveniently look other side. On the contrary some Indians helped innocent Nagas and suffered at Indian Security hands. Racism prevents Nagas to acknowledge their sacrifice. So they behead Mahatma Gandhi’s statue at Kohima capital. Outsiders come here for gain (me never). Financial corruption was taught by outsiders who took bigger share of the loot. Early 1974 I was compelled to come to Kohima since then I kept in touch with Nagas. Naga politics and administration are no better as corruption permeates upto any level. Late KV Pusa talked in Union Baptist Church ‘why politician alone, corruption is prevalent in church also’. Nothing, but the truth. Thus in a sold out society on ill gotten wealth outsiders make hay. Black money and Christian faith keep Nagas away from Beijing. I saw many evangelists in the past who struggled hard in a selfless manner. Spirituality is not found nowadays. S Korea and Japan are interacting with Nagas to revive them in addition to the usual charitable money bag entities. Occasionally local theologians speak on growth in Indian communalism. PM Nehru always apprehended a majority Hindu reactionary backlash as a consequence of two nation hypothesis and Pakistan. Babri was built on Ram’s birth place (Ayodhya), Mathura Shahi mosque on Krishna’s, Taj Mahal was a Shiva temple purchased by Shah Jahan – my Spanish speaking niece who had been to Barcelona Olympics with US team told about a church’s becoming a mosque 16 times but finally captured by Christians. What about ‘Pray for Jerusalem’! Details are available there. It is not India or Hindu centric. Armageddon is due.
India became a Nation when INC was founded at Mumbai by an Irish man mentioning the term Nation. Otherwise India was the cradle of human civilization – recent Indo-US discovery of river Saraswati (flows underground to Prayag in Allahahbad) civilization dates our civilization a few millennia back (from Indus Valley).Patriotism, Nation etc have many later day interpretations because culture varies. Humanity is at present worried over international terror activities. Nagas in general are good human beings though a wild streak is present in them that is visible in the segregated society with difficult dialects. Neither they follow things in their proper perspective nor understand if they are misguided by others. The result is that ‘tomorrow’ has vanished. Rev Wati wrote (NL Post in ULB agitation period)“we are looking backward to move forward”. It again is a bitter truth. Today is all or Now itself. Naga students prefer Arts or Humanities (Ladies subjects only) or Divinity, but not science and technology. Lack of education is the root cause of all ills. Yitachu several times pointed out the state of education. Dr. Shürhozelie too. So long as Naga literacy is decided by their familiarity with Romans and dialects do not have any that long Tangkhul, Rongmei, Chin Kuki, Meitei, Nepali, plains people (may be Martians if any) and all Mongolians would exploit Naga money given by GOI. My last 4 decades here have been the experience of a life time. Basic education is rarely found. It needs overhauling. A solution to the long standing Naga problem is expected any day. Independence Day speech of PM from Red Fort ramparts may announce it. Framework is dated August 3. Much maligned by outsiders and sinned against by insiders Naga society is in for an Acid Test for the same. UNPO recognition was misunderstood as grant of a UN seat to independent Nagaland so wildly celebrated here (feasts and all that). I witnessed it. Things would have been better if late Isak Swu who reportedly sought for Graduates from Sumis at Hebron) were alive today. The state language day to day is Nagamese because English is meant for educated people. Khaplang’s departure at this juncture is indeed untimely. The 1980 trio is now represented by T Muivah alone who should involve his advisors to educate the people about peace talks else reservations would continue in secrecy. Prof Horam (convincing Nagamese), women wing etc are quiet for years. No one act play in English is necessary for Naga society. May God bless the simple Nagas in the coming days. P. Ganguly
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Making connection through prayers
believe, as Christians, we all know the power of prayer uttered in all humility and in true faith. But do you personally know how powerful your prayers are? They flow out of your mouth and go out and find anybody that you want to pray for, wherever they are. It doesn’t matter who or where they are, God doesn’t even have to have their address. He already knows it. Going by the times, it’s sad that we don’t pray more for others, because there are so many people we could pray for and help. When you think about someone, you can send out a little prayer, just like a tracer. But a thought about someone or something is not a prayer, a thought is just like an employee who’s standing there waiting for a command, or an order. And if he just stands there and waits, he will never get anything done. A thought is only the beginning of a prayer. But just thinking about it is not going to work out. You have to put feet to your prayer and send it away. There’s so much that you will never know that you didn’t establish because you didn’t pray. When you think about someone that you love, or someone that you feel sorry for or that you know needs your help, it’s God by His Holy Spirit putting that thought in your mind. Sending a prayer on is just like a telephone call! You are like a telephone exchange., and God sends the call. But it’s upto you to make connection to convey to the party that needs to receive it. But if you only think about them and you just cut it off, it’s like you are turning the phone off on God! God’s trying to make a phone call and He gives you the number, and wants you to put it through. YOU ARE THE OPERATOR. God’s the One who’s calling but He tries to put it through you because He wants to show you what Love really is. Love is making connection from God to somebody who needs your love.
You’re the Operator. And if you don’t make the connection, if you are lazy, and slow and negligent and you don’t care and you don’t want to be bothered with these calls, so you don’t make the connection, then it’s a broken connection, and they will never get the message, they will never receive the love, and so there’s never any answer. Isn’t it wonderful to be an operator? So much depends on you and your prayers, because there are a lot of people who are turned on, and who already want to receive... When we fail and don’t make the connection, when we don’t flip the switch and don’t plug it in, it’s so sad! We have a switch right in our mind, and all we have to do is flip it. The power comes from God. It’s so sad when we don’t pray and we don’t flip the switch. God wants you to pray and He is calling, but there are some people who don’t even get the message, because of operators who don’t answer even God. And there are others who love God and listening and getting the message, but then we are lazy and we are not concerned. We don’t flip the switch and send it on to the recipient! And there are some people on the other end that,’ even though they are connected, if they don’t pick the receive and answer, then they will never get the message. And that’s just how simple it is! When God puts the thought in your mind about someone, that’s a message from God. He wants you to be the operator and put that call through by prayer. That’s all you can do! If you are willing to be an operator , you have to put in the plug and make the connection. At the end of the Call, you’d have had done your part and rest assured to be rewarded with His blessings for being a dedicated and active Operator. A. Anato Swu,Satakha, Zunheboto
Reader’s Post
Sir,
Irregular electricity in Dimapur
The trend of load shedding (for whatever reasons) in Dimapur is becoming unbearable with the mercury rising to such uncomfortable heights. Dimapur city is considered as the fastest growing metropolis in the state and given the irregularity of electricity in the district; I cannot help but imagine the plight of other smaller and far flung districts. When the state cannot provide a commodity to the people for which the citizen takes due responsibility to pay for, how can the people expect a good service for those commodities that comes as subsidy under various schemes. Scores of business establishments depend on electricity for their daily sustenance but more than half of the day those establishments have to wait for electricity and thus run at a loss. The government should take due cognizance of this issue and make serious ramifications so that people may atleast stop dreading over the state of affairs of the state over even the most basic and rightful commodity like electricity. And the department should stop making lame excuses as they are only making themselves a laughing stock in the eyes of the general mass. SK Angami, Lakeview Colony, Dimapur.
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Can’t be intimidated with threats, Mamata tells GJM
Bhangar/Darjeeling, Jun 12 (IANS): West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday asserted she will not be intimidated with Gorkha Janmukti Morcha’s (GJM) “threats” and claimed it will run away after spurring episodes of violence. “I don’t bow down to threats. If I am threatened, I know how to get the work done. Didn’t you see how they (the GJM) had tried to intimidate me in Darjeeling? They had said they will not let me access the hills... but I went there, held meetings and safeguarded peace. “They threw bombs for two days and then you will see that they ran away. People will remain there. The hill people are ve r y g o o d . G o o n d a s (hooligans) can never be country’s asset,” Banerjee said addressing a public meeting here in South 24 Parganas district. The GJM called for a shutdown in the Northern West Bengal hills, beginning Monday, demanding a separate Gorkhaland. Baner jee, also the Trinamool Congress supremo, flayed a section of real estate developers for duping innocent villagers in Bhangar into selling off their land at a low price. Bhangar, known for its history of political violence, was on the boil earlier this year over “forced” acquisition of 16 acres of farmland -- spread over the villages of Khamarait,
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Machhi Bhanga, Tona and Padmapukur -- by the state government for the Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd (PGCIL). Left wing ultras spearheaded the movement that claimed lives of two villagers. The locals have claimed that the two died in police firing, but the government has denied it. “Please don’t indulge in violence on the words of some outsiders. Some people are spreading misinformation in certain villages. They are saying if power lines are set up then foetus will be destroyed in the mother’s womb and crops will be destroyed. “I do not know from which mental asylum these ideas have emerged. If there is no power, how will irrigation facilities be set up? How will crops be produced? How will the children study? You have to keep these in mind,” she said. Banerjee encouraged the villagers to come forward with their grievances. “If you have any grievances against political leaders
in Bhangar, then please let me know. My officers will convey the details. I will not communicate with any political parties which come from outside,” she said. She assuaged fears of farmers over forced land acquisition, saying that her government has brought a law to forbid conversion of agricultural land for promoting business. “Goondas (hooligans) are coming from outside and fooling you. The real reason is some promoters and developers want to acquire the farmlands at a low price and construct multistorey apartments. Some brokers have come together. These developers are bringing in the miscreants. These promoting companies are trying to cheat farmers and grab their land. “Some Maoist is collecting money from you on false claims. That person will take the money and run away. Some people have brought arms and bombs from outside and they have stockpiled them in the villages. “If you don’t surrender arms to police, we will recover them either today or tomorrow. We will recover the bombs as well. Who will guarantee that the villagers will not be killed from the arms? Who will guarantee villagers are not murdered by those weapons?” she asked.
Loan waiver alone cannot solve agrarian crisis: Nitish Patna, JUN 12 (AGENCIES): Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday said loan waiver is not the only solution to the “agrarian crisis” affecting several parts of the country. He said the NDA government should fulfil its poll promise and give production cost plus 50 per cent as minimum support price (MSP) to farmers. “Major parts of the country are facing an agrarian crisis today. It is ironical that both production and productivity of farm sector have increased, but farmers are in distress as they are not getting fair price of their produce as their input cost is increasing. This is the real problem,” Kumar told reporters on the sidelines of a ‘Lok Samvad’ programme. “Loan waiver is an aspect, but it alone cannot be the only way to resolve the agrarian crisis or lessen the problems of farmers,” he said in reply to a question on whether his government too proposed to waive off farmers’ debt or interest on the lines of Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh. “The Centre should consider announcing production cost plus 50 per cent as MSP in order to resolve the agrarian crisis,” Kumar said reminding the poll promise of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP ahead of the 2014 general elections. “During the Lok Sabha polls of 2014, Modi, the then Prime Ministerial candidate of BJP as
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well as his party had in a manifesto promised to give production cost plus 50 per cent as MSP to farmers. The promise should be fulfilled. I have been raising the issue time and again as I am of the opinion that the measure can resolve the existing crisis in agriculture sector,” Kumar said. “The Centre should also formulate a national policy to deal with the issue of of farmers’ income and their children’s education and health, he said adding that merely re-christening the Union Agriculture Ministry will not serve the purpose. On the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY), Kumar said insurance companies are benefiting from the scheme more than the farmers. “The scheme is not meant for farmers, but for insurance companies as they stand to get maximum benefit out of it,” the Bihar Chief Minister said. He also said details of how compensation paid by insurance companies to farmers against the premium paid by the Centre and the state, should also be made public.
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start submarine programme
NEW DELHI, Jun 12 (AGENCIES): The government is all set to roll out the process for the Rs 60,000-crore submarine programme, moving swiftly after unveiling a major policy for defence manufacturing in the country. The project is set to be the first one to be launched under the ambitious ‘Strategic Partnership’ model finalised last month which aims to rope in leading private players for defence production. The defence ministry is likely to issue the Expression of Interest for the project soon, to kick start the process for mega deal, official sources said. Engineering conglomerate Larsen and Toubro and Reliance Defence are the only two defence firms eligible to participate in the P-75 I programme, said another source. The government will subsequently initiate the process to shortlist the foreign original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) for the project based laid down norms in the strategic partnership model. Six Scorpene-class submarines are currently being built under ‘Project 75’ of the Indian Navy. The submarines, designed by French naval defence and energy company DCNS, are being built by Mazagon Dock Limited in Mumbai. The project P-75 (I) will be a follow-on project of Project 75. A total of six submarines are to be built under the P-75 (I) project.
(From p-1) This is for the first time that such a meeting has been called to discuss issues concerning the Myanmar border with active participation of the state governments. Referring to the internal security situation, the home minister said although Myanmar border is peaceful and friendly, yet it is very sensitive. Singh advised the state governments to extend cooperation in the survey work for erection, construction of subsidiary pillars for removing differences in perception of zero line and for understanding the boundary demarcation clearly. He sought cooperation of the chief ministers and the people in the region for the joint survey of border pillars on the boundary. Singh said there are over 240 villages with over 2.5 lakh people within 10 kms of the border. He urged upon the chief ministers to bring these areas
under active policing by setting up police stations and police posts to reassure the people and also to prevent illegal cross-border activities. Singh said a steady progress in infrastructure development has been made in the region including in inter and intra-regional road, rail and air connectivity, power, education, health and setting up of institutions of excellence and research in various fields. The home minister said greater connectivity within the region and with the neighbours was likely to give impetus to enhanced movement of goods, services and people across the border. Improved connectivity and relations with Myanmar were opening new opportunities of growth in the region and these would play a much greater role in near future and therefore, the Centre and the states must be adequately prepared for it, he said.
Probe ordered into farmer’s suicide
Ranchi, Jun 12 (IANS): The Jharkhand government on Monday set up a four-member team to probe the suicide of a farmer on the outskirts of Ranchi. Kaleshwar Mahto, 44, committed suicide on Saturday. He is survived by his wife, two daughters and parents. According to family members, he was in tension due to a loan he had taken. He left behind a suicide note which said he was in distress over the loan. Jharkhand Agriculture Secretary on Monday set up a panel to probe the incident.
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the US Federal Reserve policy meeting that could give clues on the pace of interest rate hikes over the rest of the year. Spot gold was up 0.1 per cent at USD 1,266.90 an ounce at early trade, after shedding 1 per cent in its biggest one-day percentage decline since May 18 in the previous session.
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level of Rs 28,945. Pure gold (99.9 purity) also moved down by a similar margin to settle at Rs 29,060 per 10 grams as compared to Rs 29,095. Silver (.999 fineness) declined by Rs 345 to conclude at Rs 39,740 per kg against last weekend’s level of Rs 40,085. Globally, gold inched up as Asian stocks fell and the dollar eased ahead of
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Mumbai, Jun 12 (PTI): The benchmark Sensex tumbled over 166 points today to close at a two-week low of 31,096 as investors remained on the sidelines ahead of key macroeconomic data amid weakness in global peers. Capital goods, banking and consumer durables were in a spot of bother. The Sensex resumed lower and dropped further to 31,044.28 due to heavy selling pressure in view of foreign capital outflows and lower global cues before closing at 31,095.70, a loss of 166.36 points, or 0.53 per cent. This is the lowest since May 26 when it ended at 31,028.21. The gauge had gained 48.70 points in the previous session on Friday. The 50-issue NSE Nifty ended 51.85 points, or 0.54 per cent, at 9,616.40 after cracking below 9,600 mark to touch a low of 9,598.50. Sentiments was dampened by global cues after polls in the UK threw up a hung Parliament and markets await the results of the first round of France’s Er. Senkathung Jami with Rev. Sulumo and others at the opening of Nagaland parliamentary elections. Handloom and Handicrafts Development Corporation Ltd showroom at Wokha.
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added. ‘Kat’s Collection’ is owned by two siblingsVisituonuo Rio and Keneivor Rio. The wedding dresses, which are imported from China, ranges from Rs.8, 000 to 80,000 and customers can also customize the dresses. The programme was led by Shenili Chishi and God’s blessing was invoked by Neizekho Angami.
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Ko h i m a , J u n 1 2 (NPN): Kat collection, a wedding dresses store, which deals with high quality and exquisite designs imported from China, was opened at C.K. Arcade 1st floor, Kohima on Saturday. Inaugurating the store, KMC Administrator, Kethosituo Sekhose expressed happiness that
many new businesses are coming up in the state capital. While encouraging entrepreneurs, he said businesses boost the economy of the State which also creates employment opportunities. Many people go abroad or outside the state for wedding dresses but, now, ‘Kat’s Collection’ will duly serve the needs of the women at its doorstep, he
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dinance issued, the RBI is at a fairly advanced stage of preparing a list of those debtors where a resolution is required through the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) process. You will be shortly hearing about it... The RBI is actively working on that,” he said after meeting heads of PSU banks here. “Consolidation of
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banks was not on the agenda as far as this present meeting is concerned. But I can tell you, we are actively working in that direction,” Jaitley told reporters. He left no one in doubt that the Centre will not be part of a state’s fiscal leverage in waiving farm loans and the cost has to be borne by the states. This assumes significance against the backdrop of farm debt waiver announced by the Maharashtra government yesterday even as farmers in Madhya Pradesh were up in arms demanding relief. The finance minister pointed out that a few top bankers expressed apprehensions about the infrastructure available for enforcement under the NPA ordinance.
Also speaking on the occasion, BPM (SVEP) Tiasenba Ao lauded the participants for being sincere during training sessions and expressed optimism that the 3 day training will help them establish successful businesses. The program was also attended by Khriethonuo Tungoe, Project Coordinator SVEP, Temsurenla, Branch Manager Dimapur EA. It may be mentioned that the 1st cycle of the training was conducted in the month of April where a total number of 180 potential entrepreneurs participated.
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New Delhi, Jun 12 (PTI): With ordinance in place, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the RBI is at a fairly advanced stage of preparing a list of borrowers where NPA resolution is required under the insolvency law and action on this front is expected soon. The ordinance was promulgated last month amending the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, to empower the Reserve Bank of India to resolve the thorny issue of non-performing assets (NPAs) or bad loans. The government empowered the RBI to ask banks to initiate insolvency proceedings to recover bad loans and promised more measures to resolve the NPA problem. “Under the new or-
Dimapur, Jun 12 (NPN): The 2nd cycle of basic business skills training under start-up village entrepreneurship program was conducted at the Block Resource Centre, Chumukedima from June 6-8. The training was conducted by Entrepreneurs Associates in coordination with Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission. T h e t r a i n i n g wa s aimed at equipping the potential entrepreneurs with various business skills, both technical and soft, which will be useful for running their businesses. Speaking at the valedictory program, BDO R.D Block Chumukedima, K.Yamao Konyak said that Nagas need to inculcate the habit of saving. The BDO distributed certificates to all the 85 participants.
Mumbai, Jun 12 (PTI): Falling for the fourth straight session, gold prices drifted further at the bullion market here today due to reduced offtake by local jewellers owing to a considerable fall in demand. Silver too remained under selling pressure and dropped by Rs 345 per kg. Standard gold (99.5 purity) fell by Rs 35 to finish at Rs 28,910 per 10 grams from last Friday’s closing
Anti-govt protests across Russia
Man sentenced to death for blasphemy in Pak LAHORE, JUN 12 (PTI): A man belonging to the minority Shia community in Pakistan has been sentenced to death by an antiterrorism court for posting blasphemous content on Facebook, the first capital punishment handed down for blasphemy on social media in the country. The sentence is the harshest among cybercrime related sentences handed down so far in the country. Pakistan has never executed anyone convicted of blasphemy. Judge Shabir Ahmed of the Anti-Terrorism Court in Punjab province’s Bahawalpur district announced the sentence for 30-year-old Taimoor Raza on Saturday after holding him guilty of posting derogatory content on Facebook.
Police detain protesters during anti corruption rally in St.Petersburg, Russia June 12, 2017.
not do their work after apparently coming under official pressure. Tverskaya, known in Soviet times as Gorky Street, was closed off to traffic on Monday for an extensive commemoration of the national holiday Russia Day, including people dressed in historical Russian costumes. Moscow police blocked part of the street with big dump trucks in a bid to block the movement of protesters. As-
sociated Press journalists witnessed at least 50 arrests in the St. Petersburg, Russia’s second-largest city, with Russian media reporting at least 150 arrested in the city. AP reporters also saw at least 10 arrests in Moscow, with reports saying there were up to 100 so far in the capital. After the change, Moscow police warned that “any provocative actions from the protesters’ side will be con-
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sidered a threat to public order and will be immediately suppressed.” The protesters, some carrying Russian flags, were chanting loudly as Moscow riot police stood watch. A regional security official, Vladimir Chernikov, told Ekho Moskvy radio that police wouldn’t interfere with demonstrators on the street — as long as they didn’t carry placards or shout slogans. More than 1,000 protesters were arrested at a similar rally March 26. The protests in March took place in scores of cities across the country, the largest show of discontent in years and a challenge to President Vladimir Putin’s dominance of the country. The Kremlin has long sought to cast the opposition as a phenomenon of a privileged, Westernized urban elite out of touch with people in Russia’s far-flung regions.
SANAA, JUN 12 (IANS): The World Health Organisation (WHO) announced that the toll in the cholera outbreak in Yemen has reached 859, with 70 new deaths reported in the last three days. The WHO on Sunday said the number of suspected cases has increased to 116,700, 14,880 more than on June 8, reports Efe news. The epidemic, which began in April, has spread to 20 out of the 22 provinces in the country; especially in capital Sanaa and, the agency added. The organisation warned that the healthcare system in Yemen is on the verge of collapse as many hospitals have shut down because of the ongoing conflict, saying only 45 per cent of them are still operational and they are facing a shortage of supplies and staff. The war has so far killed more than 10,000 people, half of them civilians, and displaced over 2 million others, according to humanitarian agencies.
Panama Papers: Sharif to appear before probe panel ISLAMABAD, JUN 12 (IANS): Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will appear before a Joint Investigation Team (JIT) in connection with the Panama Papers probe into his family’s assets, the media reported on Monday. Sharif on Thursday will become the first sitting Pakistani Prime Minister to appear before an investigating agency, reports Dawn news. On June 8, the team issued summons asking Sharif “to appear on Thursday, June 15 at 11 a.m., at
the office of the JIT, Federal Judicial Academy, Islamabad”. The summons also instructed the Prime Minister to “kindly bring along relevant record/documents/ material” related to the Panama Papers case which will entail nearly all the documents and evidence submitted before the Supreme Court by Sharif ’s counsel, Makhdoom Ali Khan. Sources said that Finance Minister Ishaq Dar may also be questioned by the team before Sharif ’s ap-
pearance. In its judgement of April 20 in the Panama Papers case, the Supreme Court had constituted the JIT and empowered it to summon the Prime Minister, his sons and any other person necessary, to investigate allegations of moneylaundering, through which the four apartments in London’s Park Lane area were purchased. On June 2, the Prime Minister’s youngest son Hassan Nawaz appeared before the six-member probe team headed by Federal Investigation Agency (FIA)
Additional Director General Wajid Zia, reports Dawn news. A day earlier, Sharif ’s elder son, Hussain Nawaz, appeared before the JIT for the third time to defend the money trail of the Sharifs’ London properties. In his first appearance, Hussain refused to answer questions put forth by the investigative body, saying that the JIT’s status was “sub judice” as he had already filed a petition before the apex court regarding two of its constituents.
France’s Macron headed for huge majority, but low turnout a concern
French President Emmanuel Macron casts his ballot in the first round of the two-stage legislative elections, while his wife, Brigitte Macron, left, looks on, in Le Touquet, northern France, Sunday. (AP/PTI)
PARIS, JUN 12 (AFP): French voters have put President Emmanuel Macron’s party on course for a crushing parliamentary majority, though a record low turnout in the first round of voting raised concerns today over the strength of his future mandate. Projections showed Macron continuing his centrist revolution, with his Republique en Marche (Republic on the Move, REM) party and its ally MoDem tipped to win between 400 and 445 seats in the 577member National Assembly in next Sunday’s second round. Such a share would give Macron -- who founded his party just a year ago -one of the biggest parliamentary majorities the modern French state has seen. “France is back,” Prime Minister Edouard Philippe declared triumphantly, calling the result a vote for the president’s “confidence, will and daring”. But government spokesman Christophe Castaner admitted the 49
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M O S C O W, J U N 1 2 (AGENCIES): Thousands of anti-government activists challenging President Vladimir Putin’s rule were protesting across Russia on Monday, with police arresting main opposition leader Alexei Navalny outside his Moscow home before he could reach the main demonstration and scores of others. Navalny’s wife, Yulia, said on his Twitter feed that he was arrested about a half-hour before the Moscow demonstration was to begin. Police later confirmed the arrest, saying he could get up to 15 days in jail on charges of failing to follow police orders and violating public order. Although city authorities had agreed to a location for the Moscow protest, Navalny called for it to be moved to Tverskaya Street, one of Moscow’s main thoroughfares. He said contractors hired to build a stage at the agreed-upon venue could
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per cent turnout -- the lowest for six decades in such a vote -- was “a failure of this election” and that Macron’s team would need to reach out to those who stayed away. Former prime minister Alain Juppe of the rightwing Republicans said the mass stayaway by voters was a sign of “deep malaise” in the electorate and that a clean sweep by Macron would be bad for democracy. “The stakes of the second round are clear,” said the Bordeaux mayor, calling for Republicans voters to turn out in force on Sunday. “Having a monochrome parliament is never good for democratic debate.”
Ifop pollster Frederic Dabi said a virtual monopoly on power would up the ante for Macron. “The French will expect results”, he warned. Only four MPs -- two of them from Macron’s slate -- topped the 50 per cent mark needed for election at the first round. Official final results showed his year-old REM and allies MoDem winning 32.32 per cent, ahead of the right-wing Republicans and its allies on 21.56 per cent and the far-right National Front (FN) of Marine Le Pen on 13.20 per cent. The Socialists and their allies secured just 9.51 per cent while the radical left and communists were on 13.74 per cent. Macron’s camp is expected to significantly boost its score in Sunday’s second round with voters fed up with mainstream politics keen to try out his team, half of which is composed of rookie politicians. They include Marie Sara, a retired bullfighter, who is running neck-andneck with FN stalwart Gilbert Collard in southern France, and star mathematician Cedric Villani running for office in the southern Paris suburb of Essonne.
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WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY OBSERVED at NOKHU NOKING VILLAGE The World Environment Day was observed at Nokhu Noking village of Tuensang district organized by Nokhu Noking Student’s Union in collaboration with District forest Dept. The day was celebrated with mass community social work and plantation under the theme “Tree for peace”. K-1910
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"From the fullness of His grace we have all received one blessing after another". (John 1:16) We, the family members of Lt. MYAMO TSOPOE of Shaki Village, would like to express our pride and honour by extending our heartiest congratulations to M.WONTHUNGO TSOPOE on having being promoted to DIRECTOR (HSS), Department of School Education Nagaland, Kohima. Congratulations on your promotion once again. It was in fact well-deserved and true blessing showered upon our family once again. Through your entire motivated efforts and commitment, it is no surprise and yet an extremely great news. We are truly happy for you. Keep up the good work always like the word of God which further quotes in Galatians 6:9 "And Let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart". K-1932 GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND
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The Akuluto Area Union Dimapur extend our heartiest congratulations to our members 1. Miss Yepukali Chophy, D/o Mr & Mrs. Vihuto Chophy, for securing the Top 1 position in English Department in the recent N.U Examination 2017. 2. Miss Hiboli Aye, D/o Mr & Mrs. Niheshe Aye, for securing subject topper in English in the HSLC Exam 2017. The Union also congratulate all the successful students for their achievements in the HSLC, HSSLC and Degree examination conducted by NBSE/CBSE and NU 2017 and wishes them the best in their future endeavours. Sd/Apeto Assumi Nihoyi Kinny President Secretary
OFFICE DEDICATION-CUM-EXECUTIVE MEETING BJP 21 Tuli Mandal office was dedicated by Rev. I. Meren Jamir on 7th May 2017 in the presence of BJP district officials and all mandal executives. He urged the party workers to maintain peace and harmony among the people and be torch bearers for the society. He also said that drinking of liquor by any party members should be strictly prohibited. The programme was followed by the party meeting chaired by mandal office bearers at F&RMCA Hall, Tuli Town. During the meeting short speech was delivered by Shri. R. N. Nungsang, District President, Minority Cell and Shri. Moa Imsong, General Secretary (Administration) BJP Mokokchung District. Shri. L. Temjen Jamir, State executive of BJP also addressed the meeting. Jamir challenged the party members that there is no alternative party than the BJP to form the next government of Nagaland after 2018 general election. Shri. I. Toshi Longkumer, district executive member exhorted the party workers and advised to work sincerely for the success of BJP candidate from 21 Tuli constituency for the forthcoming general election and also urged not to be swept away by any wild propagandas spread by vested interested persons. He also highlighted the three years achievement of Narendra Modi's government at the Centre as well as in the state of Nagaland. The meeting was attended by Mrs. Alepla, President, District Mahila Morcha and Mrs. Azungla, President, District Kisan Cell along with their respective team officials. The meeting concluded with vote of thanks by Shri. S. Sendong Ao, advisor BJP 21 Tuli mandal. (Imnanungsang Lemtor) General Secretary BJP 21 Tuli Mandal DP-6072
Whereas this office has received sales deed made in affidavit for change of ownership that Shri. Kakheto Ayemi of Medziphema Town has purchased a plot of land measuring 50x60 ft. against permit NO.REV/LS-1/2005/102 Dated 6th Feb. 2005 from Lamjakai Kuki of Medziphema Town. Notice is hereby issued that objection if any may be given in written within 30 (thirty) days time from the date of publication of this notice by any claimants to the office of the undersigned. Otherwise change of ownership will be taken up after the expiry of the above mentioned period. (VIKHWENO CHALE) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Medziphema Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland DP-6066
IN THE COURT OF JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE/NOTARY PUBLIC DIMAPUR : NAGALAND AFFIDAVIT Regd. No.779/17 Dt. 12/06/17 I, Shri. Yehozu Sema, S/o Late Chevihe, resident of Vekuho New Village, Zunheboto, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under : 1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India and resident of the aforementioned address. 2. That, my name has been entered/recorded as Yehozu Sema in my Service Book, PWD (Housing), and Yehozu Sohe in my State Bank of India Pass Book. 3. That, the above stated names Shri. Yehozu Sema and Yehozu Sohe are the names of one and same person ie. me. 4. That I made this affidavit to declare that I shall be known as Yehozu Sema for all my future official purposes/correspondences and further to use this affidavit as a piece of documentary evidence before the competent authority. That, the contents made in para (1) to (4) are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing stated are concealed therein. And I have signed and verified this affidavit on this 12th day of June 2017 at Dimapur, Nagaland. Identified by Advocate Deponent NOTARY PUBLIC DP-6086
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Tony Swu (centre), winner of ‘The Gospel Voice of North East’, organized by A. B. Entertainment. The grand finale was held at Town Hall, Dimapur on June 11 where nine finalists competed for the top spot. The winner received one brand new TVS Scooty Go sponsored by TVS Auto works authorised dealer Dimapur.
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NAGALAND. Usutomi Urban Forum with immense pride and honour extends our heartiest congratulations and felicitate Er. S. Hovito Chophy, S/o Shikhu Chophy on being promoted to SDO, R&B. under PWD, Govt. of Nagaland. Further mo r e , w e e x t e n d o u r s i n c e r e congratulations to all the candidates who have successfully cleared their HSLC, HSSLC and University Examinations 2017. The Forum wishes and prays for the success in their future endeavour.
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The Phenshünyu Lowjvü Tseminyu Nezen would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to 1. Mr. Caleb Kesen, S/o Mr. Gwahilo Kesen for securing 90.5% in HSLC Examination 2017 with highest mark in Alternative English subject in Nagaland. 2. Mr. Kenyuyhun Kent, S/o Mr. Sinilo Kent for securing 90.16% in HSLC Examination 2017 with highest mark in Alternative Subject in Nagaland. The Nezen further extends congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC and wishes them success in their future endeavours. (KENYUSINLO HIMB) President, PLTN K-1914 K
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Your sincerely, (SHARAD PAWAR) Shri Vanthungo Odyuo, Convenor Nagaland State NCP Upper PWD Colony, Post Box No. 990 Kohima-797001 (Nagaland). Cell: 9436001318
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WORDS OF GRATITUDE We the undersigned, on behalf of the Jessami Village would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the following mentioned dignitaries, Villages and organizations for extending financial help and physical help and physical support to the Village council and bereaved families of Lt. Eyetsete Wezah, S/o Lt. Misechulo Wezah of Jessami Village who died in the recent flash flood at THETÜ River on 31st May, 2017. 1. Shri. N. Biren Singh, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Council and MLAs, Manipur 2. Shri. Khashim Vashum, Hon’ble Parliamentary Secy.(Concerned MLA) 3. Autonomus District Council, Ukhrul 4. Deputy Commissioner, Phek, Nagaland 5. Deputy Commissioner, Ukhrul, Manipur 6. ADC & EAC. Meluri, Nagaland 7. 22nd Assam Rifle , Jessami Post 8. Assam Rifle, NAP, NP and TA,Meluri 9. Disaster Management and Rescue Team, Nagaland 10. BSF, Akash Bridge & Lanyi 11. SDO, Jessami 12. Police, Forest and Excise Jessami 13. Chizami Village Council 14. Losami Village Council 15. Sumi Village Council and Church 16. Lozahuhu Village Council 17. Lanyizo Village Council 18. Enhulumi Village Council 19. Khuzha Tere Public Organization 20. Matikhru Village 21. Maluri 22. Soraphung(Krowemi) 23. Tangkhul Baptist Church,Meluri 24. Kharasom Village Authority and Church 25. New Tusom, Tusom CV & Tusom Kl.
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With immense joy and honour, the Niropen Colony Council conveys our heartiest congratulations to the following persons; 1. Shri. T. Victor Ngullie, S/o. T. Tsenchibemo Ngullie for qualifying the post of PGT (Political Science) through NPSC. 2. Dr. Elonbeni Ngullie, D/o. Shri. Mhosao Ngullie for being conferred Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) from Dibrugarh University (Assam) and, 3. Shri. K. James Ezung, S/o. Khothungo Dominic Ezung (Chairman Niropen Colony) for securing top 2nd rank B.Sc (Botany) under NU. The Council further congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC, HSSLC, and BA & B. Sc 2017 and wishes them success in their future endeavour. M. Chumbenthung Ezung Yanajamo Ezung Secretary G.B. DC-1358
Mr. CALEB KESEN
10, Dr.Bishambha Das Marg, New Delhi-110001, Tel. : 23314414, 23359218, 23752938, Fax : 23318075, 23352112, E-mail: mail@ncp.org.in Website: www.ncp.org.in
Dear Shri Vanthungo Odyuo, We are pleased to inform you that you have been appointed as the Convenor of Nagaland State Nationalist Congress Party, with immediate effect. We hope, you will work with greater zeal and enthusiasm in strengthening the party in Nagaland. With best wishes,
WOKHA : NAGALAND
(Hukato T. Swu) Secretary
NATIONALIST CONGRESS PARTY
Sharad Pawar President
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“The stakes are very high... I don’t want to say much more than that because I can be in trouble if I did. But I will say that it is a really beautifully written and a very emotional saga. It takes time of four films to really deeply develop the story and theme... So I think it is going to be really exciting.” Sony Pictures Ent e r t a i n m e n t ’s “ D o n’t Breathe”, directed by Fede Álvarez, focuses on three friends who get trapped inside a blind man’s house while breaking into it. Lang says he enjoyed shooting for the 2016 film in a very “peculiar way”. “The shooting was very intense... I actually enjoyed the experience of shooting the film in a peculiar way because it is a difficult environment to be in... There were so many challenges in making the film and playing that part and creating that insulated world... But the team always knew what they wanted to achieve.”
n June 17 this year, artistes from northeast are travelling to perform at the prestigious Hand Shake Concert to be held at Hanoi, Vietnam. Rida & the Musical Folks, from Meghalaya; Vekhriyi & Vetahulu from Nagaland; Polar Lights from Nagaland along with Charaideo Sanskritik Gosthi from Assam will be the performers from the region participating at the concert. The concert is commemorating 45th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between India and Vietnam also it celebrates the 10th anniversary of strategic partnership and the 3rd International Day of Yoga. The Handshake Concert began as a means to celebrate friendship and culture, and promotion of goodwill through music, and has come a long way from where it first began. The idea was born with the World Music Day celebration organised by the Rattle and Hum Music Society, Nagaland under the patronage of Northeast Zone Culture Centre, Government of India on 21st June during 2008 at Shilpgram, Guwahati. Northeast India is better known for its rich and unique culture that needs to be explored further and showcased on an International platform. That need led to making this concert International in the year 2013. Since its beginning,
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orbes has announced their list of the top 100 highest paid entertainers – and Sean Combs has topped the list. The rapper, otherwise known as Diddy, earnt £102 million in 2016 , pushing him to the top spot from last year’s 22nd place. It’s believed that his vast earnings came from a recent US tour, a lucrative vodka marketing deal, and selling a third of his popular Sean John clothing line. The second and third spots, respectively, were taken by Beyonce and Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling. Beyonce’s earnings are believed to have come from the release of latest album Lemonade and the subsequent world tour that followed, while J.K. Rowling experienced a bumper year bolstered by the publication of spin-off play Harry Potter and The Cursed Child and the cinema release of Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them.
the concert has travelled 10, 373.45 miles from Guwahati, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Thailand, Jakarta, Kohima, Yangon, China and South Korea, and this year, the concert is reaching out to Vietnam for the same. Art, culture and music have no language but transcend all boundaries because of its universal aspect. The Handshake Concert is, thus, a medium towards creating a better impression of our art, culture and people to appreciate other cultures as they go along the way. It is, thus, essentially, a link towards building better international understanding, respect and appreciation for each other’s cultures. After a few international cultural handshakes with Thailand, Indonesia, Myanmar, China and South Korea in the past, the concert this year shall further strengthen the bond
of friendship between India and Vietnam, and will once again, set an example of friendship and goodwill amongst countries. The objectives of the concert is to promote friendship and cultural exchange amongst countries through the means of music and culture; Provide a platform for artistes to showcase our art forms on an International platform; Grow deep respect, awareness and appreciation of our cultures amongst different countries and Help the world and the people from the rest of the country know this region better and see it for the beautiful, culturally and musically rich region it is. This edition of the Hand Shake Concert is Rattle and Hum Music Society, Nagaland along with Eclectic Northeast, the premier monthly English Magazine of the region published from Assam.
99th BIRTH ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Suwalemla Ungma
The older we get, the more we realize we have plenty to be grateful for. May this day be a day of joy and thanksgiving as you celebrate your 99th Birthday dear Oji. Your encouraging words, advises, concern and prayers is what keeps us going.... Happy Birthday Oji. From your loving children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and loved ones. DP-6067
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DIMAPUR NKONJAN NUNGYING EKHUNG
With immense pride and honour, we the Dimapur Nkonjan Nungying Ekhung (DNNE) extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Bichano Lotha, D/o C. Thunglamo Kikon, a bonafide member of the Ekhung for securing top 1 position in Sociology (Honour), Nagaland University, St. Joseph College Jakhama. The DNNE also convey congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC, HSSLC and Bachelors-level degree examinations 2017. We are proud of your success and in scaling new heights and setting new standards. The Ekhung further wishes and pray them success and greater achievements in their future endeavours. O. Renben Ngullie Chairman, DNNE
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SSWBT NOTICE Stipend/Scholarship of ` 9,500/- each under Semoma Students Welfare Board Trust 2017, sponsored by Sir Dorabji Tata Trust will be disbursed in a function at 11 AM on 19.06.17 at Durbar Hall, Raj Bhavan, Kohima with Hon’ble Governor, Shri P.B Acharya as the Chief Guest. Selected beneficiaries herein below are to attend and receive the same positively:MERIT. 1. Bepekali H Achumi, Padumpukhuri (Pdri), Dmr. 2, Kevisezo Pohena, Jotsoma (Jma). 3, Vizongono Rote, Kidima. 4, Megozeto Zhünyü, Socüno (Sno). 5, Viphreno Mor, Jma. 6, Kevizeno Mor, IG, Kma. 7, Ruokosenuo, Peducha (Pcha). 8, P. Koin, Lerie, Kma. LOW INCOME. 9, Viriato Vüprü, Sno. 10, Pelekhotso Kuotsu, Khonoma (Kno). 11, Vilhoubeilie Zinyü, Daklane, Kma. 12, Kekhrieseto Vüprü, Kno. 13, Rokobilie Seyie, Kno. 14, Kethoseno Mor, Kno. 15, Diethono Viyie, Kno. 16, Megokieno Rürhie, Kno. 17, Mhiesiselie Chücha, Kno. 18, Megosieto Vüprü, Kno. 19, Kevikotsü Secü, Kno. 20, Shürholhuto Seyie, Kno. 21, Mesakhono Zhünyü, Kno. 22, Kedolhouno Vakha, Kno. 23, Menuolhoubei Mor, Kno. 24, Megoneilhou Mor, Zubza. 25, Be Mekrisuh, Losami (Lmi). 26, Litsuwe-u, Lmi. 27, Wemeche-u Mekrisuh, Lmi. 28, Dewelo, Lmi. 29, Ringchamsingliu Pamai, New Jalukie (NJkie). 30, Poubonwiliu Pamai, NJkie. 31, Tasidinliu, NJkie. 32, Ipeusile, Jalukie. 33, Kawilungwangliu, NJkie. 34, Pakichunlung, NJkie. 35, Mharavizo Kesiezie, L Khel, Kma. 36, Mughatoli Wotsa, D Block, Kma. 37, Luolakhrienuo Liezietsu, L Khel, Kma. 38, Lhouliebeituo Khezhie, D Khel, Kma. 39, Seyielhoulie Solo, Kma. 40, Vetsülü Keyho, Khulazu Basa, 41, Zuchobemo Ezung, Longsa. 42, Kidevi Thol, Kidima. 43, Atuke Mero, Chizami. 44, Keziengulie, Pcha. 45, Emiroli M Ezung, Chukitong. 46, Temjenwapang, Aitlenden, Tuli. 47, Elivi T Sema, Niuland (Niul). 48 Chishikali Chishi, Zutoi. 49, Khruzota Rhakho, Kitsubozou, Kma. 50, Nikie Nagi, Jma. 51, Imlirenba Ozukum, Lerie, Kma. 52, Vicky Assumi, Lazami. 53, Jessica Sema, T Zisunyu. 54, Mhasiselie Senotsu, Jma. 55, Kiran Shankar, Medziphema (Mdz) 56, Ram Bahadur, Mdz. 57, Jenpo Muniak, N Longboo. 58, Lasha Shiu, Panso. 59, L Tsulun Yimchunger, Tuensang. 60, Lethongla Y, Phuvkiu, Kiphire. 61, Surula M, Old Vongth. 62, Hanshila C, Zhimkiur. 63, S Yamthong, Choklangan. 64, Enaliho, Pungro. 65, Bensukju S Thong, Pdri Dmr. 66, Yimwang Manpasa, Hahchumnu. 67, Felix K Nurum, Zanger. 68, Nipuserieno Mor, Kno. 69, Lumthrong J, Pungro. 70, Alenli T Yimchunger, Phuvkiu. 71, Diethorovi Mor, Pcha. 72, Siedzevilie Rülho, Kno. 73, Rokosielie Ratsa, Kno. 74, Pelelhouto Hozoyeh, Sno. 75, Ketulhuno Hozoyeh, Mdz. 76, Rovilhulie Chücha, Kno. 77, Rüülezo Mor, Kno. 78, Niki, Lerie, Kma. 79, Rokovito Chücha, Kno. 80, Pezavino, Rüziephema. NB. 1. Beneficiaries should report to the venue latest by 10 AM for registration without fail. Absentees by 10 AM shall be replaced from the wait list. 2. Beneficiaries from long distance requiring haltage at Kma will be accommodated at home stay of Semoma families, hence pre-information for such requirement should be given to: 9856248870 & 9089064293. 3. All should come in proper dress preferably in school uniform, with I.D proof. Laneilie Chücha, Chairman SSWBT
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Hamilton cruises to Canadian GP win
Lewis Hamilton throws his trophy in the air after winning the Canadian Grand Prix at the Gilles Villeneuve Circuit.
MONTREAL, Jun 12 ( Ag en c i e s ) : L ew i s Hamilton had one of the more straightforward wins of his illustrious career as he cruised to victory at the Canadian Grand Prix. After an up-and-down season to-date, Hamilton started the day 25 points behind the Drivers’ Standings leader but his victory - coupled with Vettel’s - has brought him to within 12 points of the lead. Having equalled Ayrton Senna’s record of 65 pole positions, just three behind the all-time best mark of Michael Schumacher,
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the British driver was a hot favourite to triumph in Montreal and in truth he never looked in danger of failing to win here. Controlling the race from start to finish, Hamilton claimed his sixth win at the event. Valtteri Bottas made it a Mercedes one-two as the team proved a cut above all weekend while the Red Bull of Daniel Ricciardo made it three podiums onthe-spin as he came home in third place. Vettel was forced to the back of the back of the field when he needed to change
his front wing - damaged by Red Bull’s Max Verstappen at the start of the race - but he drove superbly to finish fourth, passing the Force India pair of Sergio Perez and Esteban Ocon with two and four laps to go respectively. Perez held off his team-mate to just about hold on for fifth and there are sure to be heated discussions back at the team hotel later as Perez ignored team orders to allow the quicker Ocon to pass and try to chase down Ricciardo. Kimi Raikkonen was forced to settle for seventh position while Renault’s Nico Hulkenberg was eighth. Canada’s Lance Stroll claimed the first points of his career as he claimed ninth in front of his home crowd while Haas’ Romain Grosjean completed the top 10. Hamilton was understandably thrilled afterwards. Valtteri Bottas second ensured he claimed his third Canadian podium in-a-row but he was keen to emphasise the team performance.
L on d on , J u n 1 2 (Agencies): England have included five uncapped players for the Twenty20 series with South Africa and rested five international regulars, including Ben Stokes and Joe Root. Root, Stokes, Moeen Ali, Adil Rashid and Jake Ball will miss the threegame series, which starts on June 21 at the Ageas Bowl, while fast bowler Tymal Mills misses out with a back injury. Hampshire legspinner Mason Crane and Lancashire batsman Liam Livingstone are called into the squad for the first time and there are also places for uncapped Middlesex batsman Dawid Malan, Somerset bowler Craig Overton and Surrey all-rounder Tom Curran. Root, Stokes, Moeen, Rashid and Ball are all being made available to their counties for the first day-night round of the Specsavers County Championship starting on June 26. Overton will replace Durham seamer Mark Wood, who is only available for the first of the three games, while wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow is returning to Yorkshire after the first two games are completed.
Born on : 21st June 1984 – Died on : 13th June 2016
A year has gone by since you left, yet not a single day passes by without you in our thoughts. Your love, kindness and guidance is and will always be in our hearts. Loving you always, wife, children, grandchildren, in-laws & families.
8th DEATH ANNIVERSARY of our beloved father
L. Ghoshito Yeptho
13/06/2009 to 13/06/2017 Death changes everything, But time changes nothing, We still miss the sound of your voice, The wisdom in your advice, The story of your life, Your legacy of courage & integrity will go on forever, We still miss you just as much as today, As we did the day you left us behind.
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Dear Oba It's been 2 years since you left us for your heavenly abode, but mourning in silent tears never ceases. Death may have taken you away from us, but our life’s Hero you’ll forever be. You’ll remain forever in our heart. WE MISS YOU AND LOVE YOU… DP-5986
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Near and dear ones
Our sincere gratitude goes to all individual, families, relatives, neighbours, friends, doctors & nurses of ZHRC, well wishers, organizations and civil societies.
Dear Adi Moa,
One year has passed... We still can't believe that you have left us. You went away without saying a word. There was no time for us to say bye... Our hearts still ache in sadness, and we really miss you each day. You will always remain in our hearts and will always be a part of us. Till we meet again... Loving Oba, Anung, Adang, Aben & Ajung DC-1341
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We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and every individual yet we humbly pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving husband, children, in-laws, grandchildren and relatives
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2ND DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF EVER LOVING HUSBAND & DAD TIAYANGER OZUKUM June 13, 2017
I am told that time is a healer, but as time goes by, I just seem to find it as hard to face the fact that you are gone. Believe me when I say my life has ended too. you will never be forgotten and every day I shed a tear but it's only because I love you and wish you were still here. And though I am full of sadness & empty without you. What we shared all those years will never die But live within my heart, bringing strength and comfort As the years go by. I stop and think about all the memories we have made. And the good times we have shared which never fade away and still the love between us that keeps growing. You are a blessing from Above, one that I do not take for granted. Who was so close, wonderful, dear & loved so much, There are no words to ease my pain, my sadness and my grief. I think about your special way and wish that you were ever near. But although you have left this world you will stay within my heart guiding like an angel. And though we are apart, love is everlasting and so are my memories of us, for memories are not made alone. and the legacy that’s always there to light the way for me. your endless love helps me through each day. I miss your smile, your touch, your voice, your hug.. everything. You are the man I loved and proud to be your soul mate. And though it’s sad to think about the way things were before, Life has taught me many things and now I face each day with hope and happy memories to help me in many ways. When we are united it will be forevermore. God has you in His keeping & I have you in my heart.
A simple word may not be worth to express our thankfulness, yet we wish to convey and extend our sincere thanks to each one of you who had stood by us during our grief and sorrow at a sudden demise of our beloved father Lt. C. Sope Yimchunger Hd. G.B New Showuba (Loyir) Village and though we may not be able to make mention everyone of you and of your contribution but may the Lord bless you and your family in the days to come. Our special thanks to: 1. Doctors and nurses, Zion Hospital 2. Western Yimchunger Hoho 3. Western Yimchunger GBs’ Union 4. Western Yimchunger Students’ Union 5. Ato Area GBs’ Union 6. Moya Village Council 7. Head DB Niuland 8. Loyir Baptist Church 9. GBs’ New Showuba (Loyir) 10. Village Council New Showuba (Loyir) 11. YBC Chumukedima 12. YBC Naga United 13. YBC Dimapur 14. Showuba Village Council. K Y M C
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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Loving wife, children & grandchildren
In remembrance of our beloved Late Zhiekhalo Kapfo
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We the bereaved family members of Late Veponulu Kapu would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all those who stood by us and shared our grief and sorrow and supported us financially, materially, physically, morally and prayer during her prolonged illness till her demise on 05.06.2017 at ZHRC Purana Bazar, Dimapur.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT With profound and heartfelt gratitude we the bereaved family members of Late Apralu Tunyi would like to convey our sincere and deepest appreciation to every individual who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually at the sad demise of our beloved mother who breathed her last on 9th June 2017 at Dimapur. We convey our special thanks to Doctors and nurses of Eden Medical Centre Dimapur and K.P. Bethesda Hospital Kohima, Mr & Mrs. Neiba Kronu Honourable MLA, Dr. George Thira, Kikruma Welfare Dimapur, Kikruma Welfare Association Kohima, churches, organisations, all friends, neighbours, well-wishers & relatives. We regret our inability to thank each and everyone individually and personally, but it is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving husband, children, grandchildren & family members.
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Ever loving wife Sashila Yanger Ozukum With our love Angels.
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3RD DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED FATHER LT. MEZIVOHO ROTE
13-06-2014 “Those who we hold closest to our hearts never truly leave us. They live on in the kindness they have shared and the love they bought into our lives”. Always in our hearts you shall remain Apuo. Loving wife, sons & daughter K-1918 K Y M C
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Pakistan beat SL; reach CT semis
Pakistan’s Junaid Khan (3L) celebrates taking the wicket of Sri Lanka’s Thisara Perera during an ICC Champions Trophy 2017 match.
Cardiff, Jun 12 (PTI): Skipper Sarfraz Ahmed (61) cracked a gritty unbeaten fifty as Pakistan survived some tense moments before notching up a thrilling three-wicket win over Sri Lanka in their must-win Group B match to enter the semifinals of the ICC Champions Trophy here today. Pakistan will meet Group A toppers England in the first semifinal on Wednesday at the same venue. Chasing a modest 237 to win, opener Fakhar Zaman (50) cracked a 36-ball 50 at the top but Pakistan suffered an inexplicable
Official mascot of Asian Athletics C’ship unveiled BHUBANESHWAR, JUN 12 (PTI): Olly, the Olive Ridley sea turtle was on Monday unveiled as the official mascot for the 22nd edition of the Asian Athletics Championships to be held here from July 6 to 9. Chief Minister of Odisha Naveen Patnaik on Monday flagged off the Asian Athletics Championships’ mascot rally which will tour all the 30 districts of the state to spread awareness and publicity for the event. The mascot has been chosen with the aim of generating awareness amongst the masses and creating a sense of belongingness to the Championships for which Olly will be touring all the 30 districts of the state. The rally was flagged off from the Kalinga Stadium, the venue of the Asian Athletics Championships, which has been completely renovated and upgraded to host the premier track and field event of the continent.
collapse to slip to 162-7. Finally, it was Sarfraz Ahmed, who played a resolute captain’s knock to take Pakistan home. The wicket-keeper batsman shared 75 runs with Mohammad Amir (28) for the 8th wicket as Pakistan overhauled the target with 31 balls to spare. Sri Lankan seamers, led by Nuwan Pradeep (3/60), produced a disciplined bowling performance but some sloppy fielding, which included two drop catches of Sarfraz, cost them the match. Earlier, Fast bowlers Hasan Ali (3/43) and Junaid Khan (3/40) claimed
three wickets each, while Amir (2/53) and Fahim Ashraf (2/37) accounted for two wickets to help Pakistan bowl out Sri Lanka for 236 after electing to field. Opener Niroshan Dickwella (73) and skipper Angelo Mathews (39) added 78 runs for the fourth wicket but Amir and Junaid took two wickets each in the space of 3.2 overs as Sri Lanka lost four wickets for six runs to slip to 167-7. Lower-order batsmen Suranga Lakmal (26) and Asela Gunaratne (27) offered dogged resistance to take Sri Lankan innings
Nagaland bag SGFI up-gradation trophy
YRS officials with the SGFI up-gradation trophy.
Dimapur, Jun 12 (NPN): Nagaland was awarded the up-gradation trophy for its overall medal tally improvement during the School Games Federation of India (SGFI) annual general meeting at Rajnandgaon, Chattisgarh on June 3 and 4. Nagaland was placed in the 27th position in 2016-17 amongst 42 units affiliated to the School Games Federation of India. In 2015-16, Nagaland was placed in the 41st position. The directorate of
youth resources and sports was represented by additional director Rato Pusa and assistant director Jakedovo Chase. Altogether 160 delegates from all states, union territories and affiliated units of India attended the meeting. Allotment of venues for competition for various disciplines for the year 201718 was also tabled, discussed and approved. Audit report for the year 2017-18 was also discussed and approved.
close to the 250-run mark. They added 46 crucial runs for the eighth wicket. Chasing a modest 237 to win, Fakhar gave Pakistan a flying start as he alongwith Azhar Ali shared a 74-run opening partnership in 11.1 overs. Fakhar blasted eight boundaries and one six to score his fifty but he topedged a Nuwan Pradeep delivery next to Gunaratne at fine leg as Pakistan lost their first wicket in the 12th over. Pakistan then lost three quick wickets -- Babar Azam (10), Mohammad Hafeez (1) and Azhar Ali (34) to slip from 92-1 to 110-4 in the 20th over. Shoaib Malik (11) and Imad Wasim (4) also coudn’t last long and perished in consecutive overs as Pakistan slumped to 137-6 in 25.4 overs. Skipper Sarfraz Ahmed, who was dropped twice in the 39th and 41st over off Malinga, made good use of the chances to produce a match-winning innings and in company of Amir took the team home. Brief score Sri Lanka 236 all out (49.2 overs): Dickwella 73, Junaid 3-40, Hasan 3-43 Pakistan 237-7 (44.5 overs): Sarfraz 61, Fakhar 50, Pradeep 3-60 Pakistan won by three wickets
Tennis ball super six tournament Dimapur, Jun 12 (NPN): The 1st Tennis Ball Super Six Tournament 2017 organised by Middle Bayavu Youth Organisation, Kohima will be held from June 20-22 at High School Ground, Kohima. The winner of the tournament will receive a cash prize of Rs.10,000 while the second and third position will pocket Rs.5000 and Rs.2500 respectively. Interested teams can collect the forms from Northern Sports, below CANNSEA Office Kohima, Kiran Sports, Mato Complex BOC Junction Kohima, Sports World, near Pollitos Kohima and Hanna Store, Opp. Peraciezie Baptist Church, High School, Kohima. For more information, contact 8575419986, 9774528717, 9774180580 or 8014809693.
Costa awaits Chelsea final call L o nd o n , J u n 1 2 (IANS): English football champions Chelsea are still to make any final decision on the future of their star striker Diego Costa. According to a Sky Sports report, Costa still has two years of the contract left with Chelsea but is unsure if the London club will consider him. Costa has revealed that he received a message from head coach Antonio Conte who is not considering the Spaniard as part of his future plan. “I have a contract with Chelsea, they have to know what to do with me and I have to wait and know the decision that my club takes,” Costa said. Costa also said he might consider a loan move to Spain or Brazil and affirmed on ruling out China for a move. “They can loan me out to some team in Spain, Brazil or wherever, but I have to play,” he said. Costa also revealed about his worn out relationship with Conte. “In life there are good and bad people. I’ll stay with the good of everything. You have to ask him, not me. It’s an opinion of the coach, if he has the option of putting another in,” he stressed. “But there are things and ways of doing things and saying them. But well, thanks to God I do not lack teams,” he added.
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Insigne masterpiece sets up Italy win
Italy’s outfield players congratulated Insigne after he made it 1-0 to the Azzurri.
UDINE, Jun 12 (Agencies): Lorenzo Insigne produced a masterpiece of a goal to set Italy on the way to an otherwise routine 5-0 win over minnows Liechtenstein on Sunday in their World Cup qualifier. Andrea Belotti, Eder, Federico Bernardeschi and Manolo Gabbiadini also scored to keep Italy level on points with leaders Spain in Group G. Spain, who won 2-1 in Macedonia, and Italy both have 16 points, but Spain’s goal difference is better by four and they will have home advantage when the two sides meet in September. Albania moved into third place with nine points after a surprise 3-0 win away to Israel, who also have nine but dropped into fourth on goal difference. The group winners
qualify directly for the World Cup next year. The eight best runners-up in the nine European groups go into a playoff round with the winners of the four ties also going to Russia. Antonio Candreva had the ball in the net after two
WORLD CUP QUALIFIER minutes but the goal was disallowed for offside. Liechtenstein held out for more than half an hour and even came close to taking a sensational lead when Michele Polverino’s 30-metre drive flew centimetres wide of Gianluigi Buffon’s post. The visitors were finally undone by Insigne’s brilliance in the 35th minute. The Napoli player flicked Leonardo Spinazzola’s ankle-high cross on to his chest, then lobbed the ball over Peter Jehle and in
off the post without letting it touch the ground. Insigne also set up the second goal seven minutes after halftime when he slipped a perfectly-timed pass through three backpedalling defenders to send Belotti clear and the Torino forward side-footed a clinical finish wide of Jehle. Substitute Eder added the third in the 75th minute, stretching to volley in the ball from close range from Belotti’s cross. Bernardeschi added the fourth with a long-range shot which swerved away from Jehle, the 23-year-old’s first international goal. Gabbiadini turned in Spinazzolo’s pass for the fifth in stoppage time. Italy goalkeeper Buffon did not have a single save to make on his 169th appearance.
Heena, Jitu win mixed team 10m gold at ISSF WC NEW DELHI, Jun 12 (Agencies): Ace shooters Jitu Rai and Heena Sidhu delivered India its first medal at the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) World Cup Rifle/Pistol series being held in Gabala, Azerbaijin by combining superbly to claim gold in the mixed team 10m air pistol event. Jitu and Heena forged a stirring recovery from 0-4 to 7-6, thus giving India’s shooting contingent at the tournament reason to cheer. The pair had also won gold at the ISSF World Cup held in New Delhi earlier this year. The mixed team air pistol event is one of the new events added for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. During the tournament, India’s Sanjeev Rajput could not qualify for the final of men’s 50m rifle prone event, in which 2012 Olympic medalist Gagan Narang was 25th. In the 10m air pistol event, Jitu - a two-time Times of India Sports Awards
Jitu Rai and Heena Sidhu celebrate with their medals after winning the 10m air pistol.
(TOISA) winner - finished 12th after he shot a total of 576, ahead of Prakash Nanjappa (575) and Omkar Singh (574). In all, 430 athletes from 45 countries are competing for medals at the Gabala World Cup,
which is the last chance for rifle and pistol shooters to qualify for the ISSF World Cup Finals, which has the eight best shooters of the world in each Olympic discipline along with reigning Olympic and World
Championship medalists and wild-cards squaringoff with each other. India are represented by a 23-member Rifle and Pistol squad. There are 12 women and 11 men in the squad.
New Delhi, Jun 12 (IANS): The Indian Super League (ISL) football tournament will see two new teams from next season with the introduction of franchises from Jamshedpur and Bengaluru. The Jamshedpur franchise is owned by Tata Steel Limited while the Jindal South West (JSW) group owns the Bengaluru team. “The ISL, in its fourth edition, will witness an expanded five-month module with number of participating clubs increasing to 10 from its original eight founding member city clubs,” Football Sports Development Limited (FSDL), the organisers of the ISL, said in a statement on Monday. “The inclusion of two new clubs came through the ‘Invitation To Bid’ tender process floated by FSDL last month. An independent panel along with consulting firm EY evaluated the bids to present its report today to the panel, in the presence of All India Football Federation (AIFF)
General Secretary Kushal Das,” the statement said. “Tata Steel Ltd, which has won the bid to participate in ISL from Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, are the pioneering Indian corporate to have provided national football with perennial pool of young footballers since 1987 through its Jamshedpur based facility -Tata Football Academy “JSW Group which owns the successful football club Bengaluru FC through its subsidiary JSW Sports won the right to participate in ISL from Bengaluru city. JSW Group has to its credit established a very successful and professionally run football club in I-League within a short period of 3 years; winning the competition twice including in its debut year,” the statement added.
The ISL started in 2014 with eight city based teams -- Atletico de Kolkata, NorthEast United, Delhi Dynamos, FC Goa, Mumbai City FC, FC Pune City, Chennaiyin FC and Kerala Blasters. Kolkata giants Mohun Bagan and East Bengal were also in talks with the AIFF in recent days over their inclusion in the ISL. But the negotiations hit a roadblock after the two clubs laid down several conditions before the AIFF. Among other things, the two clubs have demanded that they should be exempt from paying the franchisee fee of Rs 15 crore and they should be allowed to use Kolkata as their home base. The issue of using Kolkata as a home base by Mohun Bagan and East Bengal have grave implications for Atletico de Kolkata -- the current ISL representatives from the city -- as it will mean that their support base in football-crazy West Bengal will disappear overnight.
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