June 14, 2017 by Nagaland Post

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Vol XXVII No. 188

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Rain-triggered landslides kill over 100 people in B’desh

Golden State Warriors claim NBA crown

CPM to seek common nominee for President

international, Page 13

sports, Page 16

national, Page 9

12 dead in NE as rain wreaks havoc GuwahAtI/AIZAWL, Jun 13 (Agencies): Heavy, non-stop rain lashed large swathes of the Northeast leaving at least 12 people dead on Tuesday. The weather condition also forced Union home minister Rajnath Singh, who was on a two-day visit to Mizoram, to cancel his scheduled trip to the India-Myanmar border areas. According to reports, flash floods claimed 10 lives in Mizoram’s Lunglei district bordering Bangladesh and Myanmar while two people, including a minor, were electrocuted on a flooded road in Guwahati. Officials in Mizoram said heavy rainfall since Sunday morning caused flash flood in Lunglei district where river Karnafulu and its tributaries were flowing above the danger mark. Thairungkai village in the district bore the brunt of the sudden rush of water that swept away the 10 people along with some houses. With weather hampering rescue operations, only four bodies could be recovered so far. “Apart from Lunglei, Aizawl and Serchhip districts have been affected with almost 450 houses ei-

EFOs resolve to restrengthen ENPO D I M A P U R , J UN 1 3 (NPN): Eastern Frontal Organisations (EFOs) have unanimously resolved to strive in re-strengthening and redefining the sanctity of the Eastern Nagaland People’s Organisation (ENPO) so as to uphold social and political integrity in the larger interest of the people of Eastern Nagaland. This was resolved at an emergency consultative and coordination meeting on June 13, 2017 at Japfu Hotel, Kohima, which was attended by EFOs including Eastern Naga Students’ Federation (ENSF), Eastern Naga Women Organisation (ENWO), Eastern Naga Gazetted Officers’ Association (ENGOA) and the Eastern Nagaland Legislatures Union (ENLU) along with the six apex tribal bodies (Konyak Union, United Sangtam Likhum Bhumji, Yimchungru Tribal Council, Khiamniungan Tribal Council, Chang Khulei Setsang, Phom People’s Council). At the meeting, the house also deliberated on the present political commotion that “inflicts upon the sanctity of the social institution”, stated a statement issued on behalf of all EFOs (ENSF/ENGOA/ENWO/ ENLU) and six apex tribal bodies (KU/USLB/CKS/ YTC/KTC/PPC).

A local taxi buried under the rubble of a landslide in Aizawl on Tuesday.

ther submerged or damaged by floods and landslides,” Mizoram’s health minister Lal Thanzara said. Some 50 families hit by landslides in state capital Aizawl were evacuated to safer locations, he said. Officials said National Highway 306, the state’s lifeline running from the northern to the southern end, has been cut off at many places due to landslides. Rajnath Singh, who reached Aizawl on Monday for a security-related meeting of states bordering

Myanmar, had to make a change of travel plan on his way back to Delhi on Tuesday. He had to take the road to Lengui airport, 35km from Aizawl, as the chopper could not take off. In Guwahati, a class 8 student of a private school and a rickshaw puller were electrocuted when their rickshaw came into contact with a live wire in the city’s flooded Zoo Road area. “ADC Palash Pratim Bora has been entrusted to probe the incident and submit a report while Rs 4

lakh has been announced as ex-gratia compensation for the victims’ families,” deputy commissioner M Angamuthu told HT. All schools and colleges in the city have been asked to remain closed as large areas have been inundated, he added. Manipur and Meghalaya too experienced floods and landslides with many houses and roads having been damaged. Several relief camps have been set up in Imphal Valley and in some affected hill districts.

NNPGs, NBCC interact on unity

NNPG leaders along with NBCC representatives after the meting on Tuesday.

D I M A P U R , J UN 1 3 (NPN): Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) and the Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) on Tuesday held a joint meeting at Tourist Lodge, Dimapur where both sides held a “free and frank discussion” on the issue of coming together for a common aspiration. This was contained in a joint communiqué issued by NNPG leaders and NBCC as signed by NNPGs convener Kitovi Zhimomi (GPRN/ NSCN), co-conveners- Kiumukam (NNC/GDRN), Zhopra Vero (NNC/FGN),

Wangtin Naga (NSCN-R), V Nagi (NNC- parent body), Hozheto Chopi (NNC/ NPGN) and NBCC general secretary, Rev. Dr. Z. Keyho. NNPG leaders apprised NBCC about the formation of the NNPGs in the present context and sought the “spiritual blessing” of NBCC. Further, NNPGs also briefed NBCC on the positive steps taken by them to “come together and pursue the common aspiration of the Naga people”. In response, NBCC expressed the hope that the coming together of six NNPGs would

strengthen historical, social and spiritual cord among all Nagas. NBCC also appealed that other political groups who were yet to come forward into the fold, be invited “unconditionally” so that the great promise of God to Nagas could be fulfilled. NBCC assured its continued unceasing prayer support for peace and unity of Nagas. Meanwhile, NNPGs endorsed NBCC’s “clean election campaign” while “strongly affirming that they may not involve, indulge or participate in Indian elections.”

Need to maintain FMR along border: Y. Patton

Lax attitude & system factors for Pillai’s rise

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUN 13 (NPN): Nagaland home minister, Y. Patton said there was a need to maintain Free Movement Regime (FMR) in Nagaland sector of India-Myanmar border but without insisting on the need to obtain passes from the local administrative officers as it would cause undue inconveniences and hardships to the local people. Speaking at the meeting of chief ministers of the northeastern states, convened by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and union home minister of state, Kiren Rijiju, in Aizwal on Monday, Patton suggested introducing a temporary passes valid for three days to visit border townships located within 16km distance for shopping and other visits. Further, the state home minister also suggested that restriction on various constructions activities along the India-Myanmar border needed to be relaxed. He pointed out that currently there were many restrictions on various kinds of construction activities taking place along the border.

KOHIMA, JUN 13 (NPN): There is discernible disquiet in the corridors of power in Kohima both within the political and bureaucratic blocs after raids by Income Tax (Intelligence & Criminal Investigation) on ThursdayFriday on the business premises of M.K.R. Pillai retired Addl. SP and Consultant to DGP where unaccounted money to the tune of Rs. 400 crore was found and an estimated Rs.1000 crore investment under his firm Sreevalsam Group. “Pillai Sir” as he is known and addressed even by senior police officers, has spread his influence far and wide but officers in the PHQ didn’t want to talk about the Pillai affair for whatever reasons. However, a senior IPS officer ventured to interact with media and appeared more intent on apportioning the blame on the system and those around it. According to the senior IPS officer, the main factor for Pillai’s meteoric ascendency was because no one in Nagaland followed the rules. He pointed to the spate of rampant backdoor appointments as example. He also said no government servant adhered to the Nagaland Government Servant Conduct Rules 1968 meant to prevent corruption. Interestingly, while the main topic was to have been M.KR. Pillai and how he misused his influence and clout to create such multicrore empire, the senior IPS officer appeared to believe that a lax attitude among

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NNPGs ready to hold talks with GoI: NTC D I M A P U R , J UN 1 3 (NPN): Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) Mediation Committee on Tuesday informed that the six Naga National Political Groups (NNPGs) under the Wokring Group has expressed its readiness to enter into political negotiation with the Government of India (GoI) for a lasting solution to the protracted Naga political issue if invited by the Centre. NTC media cell said that the message was conveyed to the committee during the meeting with NNPGs at Tourist Lodge Dimapur on June 12. In this regard, NTC said the six NNPGs would jointly work under the Working Group towards the common aspiration of the people. The meeting also reaffirmed its earlier commitment to work cohesively in the best interest of Naga people as a whole.

local officers, who loathe to follow rules, was the root of all the problems. Asked about a comment made by another unnamed senior police officer that the functioning of the Police department would be adversely affected once Pillai is removed; he said it was because Pillai was hard working, efficient and shouldered every responsibility to the extent that the PHQ became totally dependent upon him (Pillai). He said it would not be a surprise if Pillai claimed he had taken permission from the state government to take the Police truck for some errand to his home in Pandalam, Kerala. The senior IPS officer said Pillai was effective in bringing funds from Delhi while Naga officers lacked confidence and boldness to go to Delhi and get works done (bringing funds/projects). He said the law needs to be enforced and without which there will be no fear of the law. It was also learnt that Pillai was awarded President’s Police Medal for Meritorious Service in 2005 after obtaining clearance from the State Vigilance Commission about his assets, integrity and not having any previous criminal record(s). Pillai has 20 bank accounts in Nagaland. The IT officials had seized the documents on the amount in Pillai’s bank accounts and transactions as of June 1,2016. The 20 accounts are in ten banks in Kohima, Dimapur and Lerie branches. These accounts had Rs.1,49,96,321 as of June 1,2016 reported Mathrubhumi News.

‘Modi Fest’ to be launched today

D I M A P U R , J UN 1 3 (NPN): State BJP unit has informed that the ‘Modi Fest’ (Making of Developed India Fest) would be formally launched on Wednesday at Town Hall, Dimapur at 11 a.m. BJP’s nationwide twoweek mega events would be held till June 15. The event in Dimapur would be graced by Assam PWD, Fisheries and Excise minister Parimal Suklabaidya as chief guest while Mmhonlumo Kikon, MLA and BJP unit president Visasolie Lhoungu would address the gathering.

NSF candle light vigil for SS Khaplang in Kma

D I M A P U R , J UN 1 3 (NPN): Naga students’ Federation (NSF) would be organizing a candle light service in memory of late S.S. Khaplang, chairman NSCN (K), on June 14, 6 p.m. at Old MLA hostel junction Kohima. Presidents of NSF, Naga Hoho, NMA and NPMHR would address the gathering.

Ban on sale of sand

D I M A P U R , J UN 1 3 (NPN): Sand Mahaldars and Suppliers Association (SMSA) Manja, Karbi Anglong, on Tuesday said it has decided to temporarily stop the sale of river sand to Nagaland with effect from June 15 until further notice. In a press release, SMSA publicity secretary, Wilson Tisso, stated that the decision was unanimously taken by all the mahaldars at a meeting held Tuesday at SMSA head office, Manja. Expressing regret over its decision, the association stated that it has to stop sale temporarily due to “technical problems” with the onset of monsoon season.

Eastern Nagaland observes day of mourning

This is it! Longleng public observing a one-minute prayer in memory of late SS Khaplang. (R) A deserted look of Kiphire town. (NP)

Correspondents

“Was thinking, why don’t we also organise beef festival like in Aizawl and Shillong?” K Y M C

MON/KIPHIRE/LONG L EN G / T UENSA G JUN 13 (NPN): Citizens of Eastern Nagaland—Mon, Kiphire, Longleng, and Tuensang— under the banner of Eastern Nagaland Peoples’ Organization (ENPO) and Eastern Nagaland Students’ Federation (ENSF) observed a day of mourning on Tuesday in memory of

late SS Khaplang, NSCN (K) chairman. All private establishments remained shut while private vehicular movements were restricted in most areas. Thousands of people from all walks of life, across four districts, paid rich tributes to the departed leader. In Mon, despite inclement weather, hundreds of people from all walks of life gathered at Mon Town

Monolith, near DBS junction for a candle light vigil. The program was organised by the apex organisation of Mon district KU, KSU and KNSK. Meanwhile, a separate condolence service in honour of late SS Khaplang was held at Shangnyu village of Mon district, the ancestral village of the deceased leader. The condolence ser-

vice was attended by villager of Shangyin, KU, KNSK, KSU, KBBB and other Konyak leaders and elders. In Kiphire, the programme was organized by United Sangtam Students’ Conference (USSC), where all private establishments were closed with restriction of private vehicular movement under in its jurisdic(Cont’d on p-7) tion. K Y M C

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WEATHER FORECAST June 14

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Agartala Cloudy, with a t-storm or two 33 27 Aizawl

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Guwahati A p.m t-storm in spots Imphal

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Tuensang A thunderstorm in the area

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Zunheboto A thunderstorm in the area

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CTYO issues directives DIMAPUR: Chumukedima Town Youth Organisation (CTYO) has informed all dog owners of Chumukedima town to chain their pets from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. failing which the organisation has cautioned to take its “own course of action”. In a press statement CTYO president Kezhanguto Zhotso and general secretary Sekho Thakro, has also informed that organisation has strictly banned “partying” within its jurisdiction and cautioned that anyone found “partying or involving in immoral activities” would be dealt strictly as per the resolution adopted. Further, the organisation has informed all shopkeepers to close down on Sunday excluding pharmacies and bakeries.

BJP Zbto informs

DIMAPUR: BJP Zunheboto would be celebrating three years of NDA government at the centre in collaboration with Indian oil corporation Ltd Dimapur on June 16 at 11 a.m. at Zunheboto town hall with parliamentary secretary for Jail, Science & Technology and Khadi Industry, Hukavi Zhimo as the chief guest. All the BJYM, BJMM, kisan morcha, minority cell and mandal presidents have been asked to attend the meeting.

Late S.S Khaplang laid to rest at Taka DIMAPUR, JUN 13 (NPN): NSCN/GPRN president, Late Shangwang Shangyung Khaplang was laid to rest on June 12 at the NSCN/GPRN Council Headquarters at Taka, Myanmar. Khaplang passed away on June 9, 2017. He is survived by his wife, three sons and one daughter. The late president was paid rich homage by hundreds of mourners and Naga Army. Khaplang, a Hemi Naga tribe of Myanmar, was born in April 7, 1940 in Waktham village, East of Myanmar’s Pangsau Pa s s. H e h e a d e d t h e United Liberation Front of Western South East Asia (UNLFWSEA) a conglomeration of various North East insurgent groups based in Myanmar till his last breath. MON: A group of women and children of Mon town on June 12 paid tribute to late S.S. Khaplanf by organising a candle light service. The candle light service was organised by Lucy, Nyemlang lt. general; Apan col NA; Tingkam, col NA, and Panging, col NA.

Condolence messages DENSU: Dimapur Eastern Naga Students’ Union (DENSU) while expressing deepest condolences at the demise of S.S Khaplang said the great leader dedicated his life for the betterment of the Naga society and that his legacy would continue

The mortal remains of NSC/GPRN president late S.S Khaplang being taken to the burial site. (P/C: Social media) to inspire many for years to come. DENSU said it observed June 13 as day of mourning as resolved by ENPO. THN: Tangkhul Hoho Nagaland has expressed sadness over the sudden demise of S.S Khaplang. In a condolence message, the hoho said that late Khaplang was a leader and fighter who dedicated his whole life for the cause of Naga struggle for self determination and a leader who stood unwaveringly in what he believed. THN said the Nagas would always remember late Khaplanf with much respect as he had given his everything for the noble cause of the

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peace. PNUK: Poumai Naga Union Kohima (PNUK) has expressed deep sadness over the demise of S.S. Khaplang who fought for the rights of the Nagas till his last breath. PNUK has conveyed its heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family members and prayed for the departed soul to rest in eternal peace. YAN: Youth Association of Nagaland (YAN) has mourned the demise of late S.S.Khaplang and described him as a man of great courage and a visionary leader, who also was leading the United Liberation Front of Western South East Asia (UN-

P. B. Acharya’s message on ‘World Blood Donor Day’ DIMAPUR: Nagaland governor, P.B. Acharya, in his message, on the occasion of World Blood Donor Day has called upon the citizens to come forward to voluntarily donate blood as by donating blood they made significant contributions in the society. In a statement, PRO quoting

Acharya said, World Blood Donor Day is celebrated worldwide on June 14 every year for raising public awareness about the need for voluntarily making safe blood donations. “Let’s take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every blood donor. It is because of these heroes, that we

believe life will be given a better chance. Thank You Dear Blood Donors” he said. Acharya also said that donating blood was an active way of helping others and society because “each donation provides three different blood components, each with its own role in treating patients, it helps up to three different

people”. He further asserted that all should voluntarily donate blood on regular basis so that there will be sufficient amounts of safe blood in stock. He also called upon the NGOs, civil organisation, scout and guides, ex servicemen, etc to organize blood donation camps on different occasions.

news in brief NPCC office bearers meeting: Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has convened office bearers meeting on June 16 at 11 a.m. at Congress Bhavan, Kohima. All NPCC office bearers have been asked to attend the meeting. BSGMSS general meeting: Boulder Sand Gravel and Metal Stone Union (BSGMSS) has convened general meeting on June 15 at 7 a.m. at its office, near weekly bazaar, Chumukedima. All registered members have been requested to attend the meeting. Seminar on organic tea farming deferred: All Nagaland Small Tea Growers Association (ANSTGA) one day seminar on organic tea farming scheduled to be held on June 16 has been postponed to June 23 at Hallmark hall, opposite Super market, Dimapur due to the unavoidable circumstances of the tea board officials. All the respective district units have been requested to send five members to the seminar. DHD observe ‘world blood donor day’: District Hospital Dimapur (DHD), blood bank Dimapur would be observing ‘World Blood Bank Day’ on June 14 at 11 a.m. at blood bank premises. ASAN elects new team office bearers: Agricultural Students’ Association of Nagaland (ASAN) has elected a new team of office bearers for the term (201719) led by Asa Tep as president, M. Chingsang Phom as vice president, Loktimen Longchari as general secretary along with six other members. Correction: Apropos the news item “CTYO informs” published on June 13, Page-2, the same should be read as Chumukedima Town Youth Organization (CTYO) and not as published. Concerned staff regrets the inadvertent error.

NPF appoints divisions, cells in-charge DIMAPUR: NPF president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu has appointed ministerial and central officer bearers in-charge of divisions and frontal & cells. According to NPF secretary general, K.G. Kenye the following legislators have been given charge-Kiyanilie Peseyie (Kohima division), SI Jamir (Dimapur), TR Zeliang (Peren), Chotisuh Sazo (Phek), C. Kipili Sangtam (Kiphire), Y. Patton (Wokha), Imkong L. Imchen (Mokokchung), P. Longon (Tuensang), CL John (Mon & women wing), BS Nganlang (Longleng), G. Kaito Aye (Zunheboto), Y. Vikheho Swu (Pughoboto & Tseminyu), EE Pangteang (minority wing), Yitachu (Manipur state & legal cell) and N. Thongwang (Arunachal state)

Further, the party has also appointed the following central office bearers— working presidents Apong Pongener (Tuensang and Ar unachal) and Huska Yepthomi (Zunheboto), vice presidents-- Zaku Tsukru (Kohima), Lepshi Ao (Dimapur & Peren), Pusazo Luruo (Phek), Tsumongo Ovung (Wokha), S. Shingnyu Khiam (Longleng), R. Lepden (Tseminyu & Pughoboto), Namganbi Chawang (youth wing); general secretaries— Anungba Imsong (Kiphire), I. Yanger Jamir (Mokokchung), B.P. Hanghuh (Mon), Renbomo Kikon (women wing), Khrielezo Bio (farmers wing), I. Kilem Aier (minority wing), Blaise Iheilung (life membership cell) and secretaries— Chingao Konyak and Akiena Meru attached to central Hq.

Soybean oil processing unit inaugurated Human-animal conflict mitigation awareness campaign

Prof.R.C.Gupta, officials of AICRP on soybean NU SASRD along with Molunglem SHG of Padumpukhuri village, Dimapur. (NP) Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUN 13 (NPN): Soybean oil processing unit sponsored by AICRP-Soybean TSP was inaugurated by Dean, NU: SASRD, Medziphema, Professor R. C. Gupta here on Tuesday at Padumpukhuri village, Dimapur. In a brief inaugural programme, R.C.Gupta said it was a boon for the farmers of the state as the processing unit could not only process soybean, but could also efficiently process 36 different types of oilseeds. He said that the cracker machine could also efficiently process different cereals, spices and oilseeds. Programme officer, AICP-Soybean TSP, NU: SASRD, Dr. L.Tongpang

ANAEF resolves for ‘clean election’ workers, no procession to be carried out either by the masses or political parties in support of a particular candidate by foot or by vehicles, no candidate would be allowed to distribute properties both movable or immovable to the voters favouring somebody. The forum said human being was precious creation of God, and that one should value and honour the creator by not attempting to sell votes or buy others but should elect a leader based on free and fair election by exercising his/her rights. It said the forum would accept any candidate who would be honest, trustworthy, capable and with integrity to lead the people and government in the right direction.

Longkumer informed that unit was formally handed over to Molunglem SHG of Padumpukhuri village, Dimapur after signing an undertaking by all women SHG. He also said that processing unit comprises of a soybean cracker machine and oil expeller with filter and broiler. Earlier, the dedicatory prayer was pronounced by associate pastor women, Ao Baptist Church Padumpukhuri (ABCP), Alemla. The programme was chaired by scientist in-charge, AICRP on soybean, Dr.A.K.Singh, while short speeches were delivered by village council chairman, Padumpukhuri and Molunglem SHG; vote of thanks was proposed by scientist, AICRP on Soybean, Dr.Engrala.

DIMAPUR: A human-animal (wildlife) Conflict mitigation awareness campaign was organised at the conference hall of the Additional Deputy Commissioner, Bhandari Subdivision, Bhandari on June 12 by the Forest Department, Nagaland. The campaign was held under Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS) - “Integrated Development of Wildlife Habitats”- Outside Protected Areas- Human –Animal Conflict Mitigation- of the Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, government of India New Delhi. The event was part of a series of campaigns organised by the Forest Department throughout the State. Wildlife Warden, Dimapur, K. Caroline Angami, in her address, welcomed the participants. She gave a brief background of the existing problem in the State. Bhandari ADC and chief guest of the event, Nuchumbemo Odyuo, appreciated the

continuity of the dialogue between the public of the Bhandari- Sub-division affected with human-elephant problem and the Forest-Department officials dealing with human-elephant conflict. He stated that big problems had been solved by having these dialogues. The ADC termed the problem of human-elephant conflict as peculiar in Wokha, Zunheboto and Mokochung districts. He said existing elephant corridors, routes for movement of elephants between Assam and Nagaland are blocked, both in Assam as well as in Nagaland, due to biotic interference. He informed that the land of elephant corridors does not belong to the government and at the same time the state government does not have any fund to address the issue. “There is no possibility of opening already blocked elephant corridors between Assam and Nagaland”, he said. Chief Wildlife Warden, Nagaland, Satya Prakash Tri-

pathi, in his key note address, stated the genesis of the human animal conflict prevalent in the state in general and in Wokha district in particular. He highlighted the policies of the state Government and the Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Government of India, New Delhi for addressing the problem. Tripathi appealed to the people for protection of forest and wildlife and contact forest officials immediately in case of damage of their crop/ properties/ human life. On behalf of the affected public with elephant’s problem, LLRPO president, C. Elithung Odyuo, spoke on the existing problem faced by the public with wild elephants. He also gave a representation to the Forest Department for addressing the issue permanently. The matter was thoroughly discussed and it was agreed upon that the concerned villagers would discuss in their respective villages and submit

proposal through the ADC, Dimapur. Tsunseki-- a representative from Bhutan Glory Eco. Club, Fakkim, shared a brief history of the club. He spoke on how there is no life of human beings without life of –wild animals. The campaign was followed by a demonstration on elephant repellent by the officials of the Wildlife Crime Control Unit, Wildlife Division, Dimapur. The programme was chaired byConservator of Forests (NTC), Mokokchung, and Intanki National Park, Dimapur, director, Y. M. Jami, invocation by Lotha Church Bhandari, associate pastor, Yanthen and vote of thanks by Wildlife Crime Control Unit, Wildlife Division, Dimapur, Sosinle Magh. Around 100 persons from Bhandari Sub-division, Forest Department, NGOs, chairmen/members of village councils of the villages affected with human- elephant conflict participated in the campaign.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

"For if we live, we live to the Lord. So then, whether we die, we are the Lord's". Romans 14:8

We are deeply touched and humbled by the magnanimity of love and concern showered upon us during the tragic loss of our beloved mother Lt. Temjenlemla Soyah on the 10th of June 2017. We a r e g r a t e f u l t o t h e m a n y organization, neighbours, friends and well-wishers who blessed us with their presence and prayers, who supported us spiritually, financially and morally. We are eternally grateful and it is our prayer that God bless you all ceaselessly and abundantly. DP-6145

KOHIMA: All Nagaland Aphuyemi Elders’ Forum (ANAEF) has resolved to ensure ‘clean election’ under its jurisdiction, for the forthcoming election to 13th A/C Pughoboto, under Zunheboto district. ANAEF president Yeghoto Chishi in a press note stated that the forum during its executive meeting held at Kohima on June 10, unanimously resolved that the forum would allow only one election office for each candidate. No candidate or agents would be allowed to distribute any kind of intoxicated drinks for entertaining the electorates during the process/time of election, no feasting or mass feeding before or after the voting except for agents and party

Nagas. In his death, the hoho said the Nagas have lost a brave fighter and one of the most dedicated leaders. The hoho has conveyed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members and to all rank and file of NSCN/GPRN and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. KTC: Khiamniungan Tribal Council (KTC) while expressing shock at the demise of S.S Khaplang said he was a leader and figure in making the Naga history and who fought for Naga sovereignty. KTC has conveyed its deepest condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed for the departed to rest in

LFWSEA) to protect the rights and aspirations of the Naga National Politics and to safeguard the interest of the minorities. He is one among the Naga National leaders who stood the ground to claim what in reality are our rights and that he did not surrender till his last breath. YAN has further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. NSCN/GPRN Konyak region: NSCN/ GPRN Konyak region has expressed deep condolences at the sudden demise of late S.S Khaplang. A condolence message by NSCN/ GPRN, Care Taker, CAO, kilonser, A. Langkhuh said the in his demise the Naga society has lost a great leader and a stalwart of the Naga cause who sacrificed and spent his entire life in the service of the nation. The Konyak Region prayed for the comfort of the bereaved family members and prayed the Almighty God grant place of peacefully in eternity. Rev. Y. Chingang: Rev. Y. Chingang Konyak and family have extended condolences to the family of Mr. S. S. Khaplang. “For a soul who lived with a purpose he believed in, it is indeed a loss for all especially at this critical juncture when solutions are being sought”, read the condolence message. Rev. Y. Chingang Konyak and family has prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

Son, daughters, in-laws, grandchildren and all relatives

It’s been six years since you left us but the love you have shown to us before you died are still fresh in our hearts. The pain and regret of not making the most of every single moment we spent together is the worst experience we are going through. The lesson you have taught will always be remembered as it has helped us to deal with problems in our life. How we wish to turn back time and always be with you but its all God’s plan. We love you and will always cherish and remember you in our hearts. Born : 11-06-1956 Died : 10-06-2017

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Wokha DPDB meeting held

DIMAPUR: Wokha District Planning and Development Board meeting was held on Tuesday at DCâ€™s conference hall, Wokha with vice chairman DPDB and DC, Wokha, Wezope Kenye as the chairperson. The board deliberated and approved various proposals. For procurement of land for dumping site under Swaach Bharat Cesspool,

a search committee headed by SDO (C) with eight other members was constituted. The board also felicitated Longsener Lkr from LMS School 19th rank (HSLC) and Mhonbeni K. Zung from DBHSS (Arts stream)9th rank (HSSCL) with cash award of Rs.10, 000 each. Cash award of Rs.1000 each were also given to seven subject toppers.

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HM asks AR to take precautions along India-Myanmar border

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IMPHAL, Jun 13: Manipur police Tuesday seized 340 gm of Heroin (no.4) worth over Rs 40 lakh in the international market during a raid in Imphal’s Mahabali Haokip Veng. The item was seized from the possession of one Lhungdim Tilkhopao (52) of Langching village of Chandel district. A woman identified as Holun Lamneilhing (45) wife of Holkholun of same village, who is also allegedly involved in the smuggling of the contraband item, was also arrested, a police source said.

“Specially in a situation where people are allowed to visit the neighboring country, the task of the Assam Rifles is tough. In such a situation, the Assam Rifles is doing a great job which should be appreciated,” he said. Singh said the “brave soldiers” of the Assam Rifles guard the Indo-Myanmar border with courage and

dedication. “I congratulate them for their service to the nation,” he said. The home minister said the Assam Rifles has to play a multi-dimensional role while securing the border that include maintaining friendly relations with the people of the Northeast so that it can get various types of information. The home minister

AGARTALA, Jun 13 ( Agen c ies ) : S o u t h Tripura district police, led by Superintendent of Police (SP) Ipper Manchak Dnyanoba, has cracked down on a racket operating on the India-Bangladesh border at Belonia which facilitates travel of illegal African nationals from India to the neighbouring country through the state. According to Manchak, based on secret information, police arrested Ajoy Baidya of South Bharat Chandra Nagar village along with a small vehicle, which has reportedly

been used to ferry illegal citizens from Agartala airport to the southern border of Tripura with Bangladesh. Sent to a three-day police remand by a local court, the accused Ajoy admitted to the charges against him. According to reports, as many as 13 Nigerians on their way to Bangladesh were captured recently by state police and BSF at the Belonia border. Manchak formed a three-member team and alerted airport authorities to unearth the

reason for this increased frequency. The special investigation team detained a Ghana national who had flown in from New Delhi at the airport last Friday. During interrogation, he disclosed that he was travelling to Bangladesh without a visa and that he had been asked to contact Baidya on arrival at Agartala airport. Baidya was caught by police using the Ghana national’s help. Baidya confessed to being involved in the racket.

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We the Longjang Jamir Kidong Telongjem Dimapur, extend our best wishes to Mr. A. Mar Jamir, S/o Lt. Rev. Ayutemjen Jamir and Lt. Mrs. Nükshichila Aier on promotion to Deputy Commandant NAP.

We also pray to God for his success in future endeavour. P. Supong Jamir President DP-6100

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IMPHAL, Jun 13: The driver of an Imphal-bound oil tanker has been kidnapped by unknown miscreants from Dimapur on May 10. An official source said that BPCL tanker driver Takhellambam James of Chanam Sandrok Mayai Leikai, Imphal East was abducted between 3 Mile and 6 Mile, Dimapur while heading towards Imphal. A statement of All Manipur BPCL Dealers Cum Transporters Association said that the driver was proceeding from Khatkati, Assam toward Imphal with CRPF escorts. The vehicle was intercepted from the line of escort and abducted by some unknown persons. The association has urged the state DGP to take up the matter with his Nagaland counterpart so as to rescue the abducted driver at the earliest.

Imta Jamir Secretary

Yetoi Achumi, Pastor (SBAK Nito Mount) & Khekaho Chishi, Pastor (SBAK Aizuto)

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE TUENSANG : NAGALAND NO.PD&SJ.Tsg/Notice-1/2015-2016/93 Dt.Tsg. the 19th May' 2017

OBJECTION NOTICE

Whereas Smti. Khumnyu of Officer's Sector Tuensang Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/ withdraw the debts & security in respect of her late husband Shri. Yanchumong T Chang, who expired on 25th April 2017. Now therefore, public are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. Principal District & Sessions Judge Tuensang : Nagaland

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER WOKHA : NAGALAND Dt, Wokha the 19th May 2017

NOTICE No. Judl-47/2015-16/309/3/whereas, Smti. Yanreno Murry, wife of Late Shri. Tsanbemo Kikon, a resident of Wokha Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to enable her to draw all entitled dues and benefits from Govt. and to draw/operate AC No. 33343115735 in favour of her deceased husband Late Shri. Tsanbemo Kikon who expired on 07/05/2017. Now, therefore, public and relatives are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any, within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice. No claims/objections will be entertained after the cut off date and succession certificate shall be issued. (HOTOLU SWU) Addl. Deputy Commissioner, Wokha : Nagaland

Diphu, Jun 13: The Assam State Election Commission is all set to conduct the Karbi Aglong Autonomous Council (KAAC) election on June 17. The election commission has taken up various measures for smooth conduct of polls, Deputy Commissioner of Karbi Anglong and Returning Officer Adil Khan. It may be mentioned

here that election for the 26 Member of Autonomous Council (MAC) seats spread in East and West Karbi Anglong and within the administrative jurisdiction of Karbi Aglong Autonomous Council will take place on June 17. In East Karbi Anglong, polling will be held for ten numbers of MAC constituencies under Diphu and Howraghat assembly constituencies, informed Khan. There are

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I, Smti. V. Vizheli Aye declare that the names V. Vizheli Aye and V. Vizheli refers to name of one and the same person. Henceforth, I shall use the name Smti. V. Vizheli Aye in all my future correspondence and records as changed through Afﬁdavit Regd. No. 03 Zunheboto dated 08-06-17. DP-6144

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OFFICE OF THE

SUMI TOTIMI HOHO TOLUVI VILLAGE DIMAPUR

OFFICE OF THE

THAHEKHU GHAMI KIPHIMI KUQHAKULU DIMAPUR 797112, NAGALAND MOTTO : DEES NOT WORDS

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The Thahekhu Ghami Kiphimi Kuqhakulu would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to all its students who have successfully cleared the HSLC and HSSLC examination. The Union would also like to congratulate Miss. Abikali K. Awomi, D/o Mr. Khukiye Awomi for attaining the post of Post Graduate Teacher (PGT) through NPSC. The TGKK extends its best wishes and prays for their future endeavour. Lukato H. Yepthomi Nikita President General Secretary TGKK TGKK

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

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We the Sumi Totimi Hoho Toluvi Village with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to: 1. Mrs. Kuholi Chishi, promoted to Director, Higher Education, Kohima. 2. Miss. Toinali Sema maiden novel for young adults titled, Sumi and the dance of the dark spirits which was released at Manipal, Mangalor by Manipal University Press on May 24. 3. All the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC 2017 Exam. We wish you the best in your future career and God bless you abundantly. Kakheli. K. Achumi G. Atoni Kinimi President, S.T.H Gen. Secy., S.TH

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT : NAGALAND NOTICE

NO.REV-12/2000-D/2837-38

Dt. Dimapur the 13th June'17

NO.VLS-4/89-D/PT/2786-87 Dt. Dimapur the 12 June' 2017 Notice is hereby given that Shri. H. Bole, S/o. Hangchaio applied for correction of his Name and his Father's name to be corrected and recorded as Shri. P. Bole and Shri. Putso respectively, reference to Affidavit Reg. vide No. 1370/2017 dt. 05/06/17, in Patta No. 258, Dag No. 355 measuring an area of 01B-00K-00Ls located at Bamunpukhuri-1 Mouza No. 3. The undersigned hereby invites claims/objection if any concerning to the said land for rectification/correction of name as rightful pattadar on or before 12/7/2017. Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur : Nagaland DP-6121

Notice is hereby given that Chakhesang Baptist Church Council Dimapur Area has reported that had lost Jamabandi/patta bearing Patta No. 57, Dag No. 19/75 of Block No/Village 7th Mile area 04.4.05 which was lost or destroyed. The undersigned hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land or any should be submitted to this Court in written on or before 13-07-17.

Date : 09.06.2017 AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Shri. Tovihe Sema, S/o Suxato Sema permanent resident of Ikiye Village and presently residing at Amiphoto Colony, Dist.-Zunheboto, State- Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under : 1. That I am the citizen of India, resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my actual name Tovihe Sema which is recorded in my all official documents. 3. That my name is inadvertently recorded as S. Tovihe Sumi in my SBI Passbook bearing No. 11736655473. 4. That my father's name is inadvertently recorded as Suxato in my SBI Passbook bearing No. 11736655473. 5. That the above mentioned names S. Tovihe Sumi and Tovihe Sema are one and same person which is referred to me. 6. Henceforth, I shall use my name as Tovihe Sema and father's name as Suxato Sema for all other official purpose & future correspondence. 7. That the statements made in para 1-6 are true to the best of my knowledge & nothing material is concealed herein. Deponent Solemnly sworn & declare before me on this ___ day of ___ 2017 at Zunheboto. First Class Magistrate DP-6115 Zunheboto : Nagaland

AFFIDAVIT CORRECTION OF NAME

Regd. No. 08

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur, Nagaland

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379 polling stations in these constituencies under Diphu and Howraghat assembly constituencies. Out of total voters 269930 in Diphu and Howraghat constituencies, 137461 are male and 132469 are female voters. Polling progression for Bokajan sub-division will be controlled by sub divisional officer (Civil) Bokajan. According to officials, there are 252 polling stations for the nine MAC

constituencies under Baithalangso assembly segment in west Karbi Anglong. Our of the 252 polling stations, 64 have been identified as very sensitive while 107 and 81 polling stations have been recognized as safe and moderately safe polling stations respectively. Out of the 183330 voters of nine MAC constituencies of west Karbi Anglong, 94735 are male while 88595 are female voters.

PRESS NOTE

UNGMA JENANGSANGER JAMIR KIDONG with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to: 1. Mr. Imlimeren Jamir, S/o Mr. & Mrs. L.Sosang Jamir on being promoted to the post of Additional Commissioner (IRS). 2. Mr. Ngangshimakok Jamir, S/o Late Akangwati Jamir on being promoted to the post of Assistant Controller (class I Gazetted) Department of Legal Metrology and Consumer Protection, Govt of Nagaland. We wish them success in life and their future endeavours.

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We the Aichisaghemi Baptist Church would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Anuto V. Yeptho, S/o Visheto Yeptho of Hollotoli School, Dimapur for securing CGPA 10 for bringing a great fame to the village. We further congratulate all the successful candidates in the recently declared results. We wish you all great success in your endeavours.

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(YANYAK) (T.METHWANG) Vice President, President, WSU WSU

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Magistrate Zunheboto, Nagaland

Regd. No. 351 Date : 24.05.17

FELICITATION We, the Wakching Students’ Union takes immense pleasure and gives our warmest congratulations to Miss A. Leejong, daughter of P. Angmung Konyak for being successfully got through as a PGT (English )in the recently conducted NPSC exam. The Union further congratulates all the Wakching students who came out with the flying colours in HSLC/HSSLC and various other exams. We wish you success in all your future endeavors. K-1935

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I, Mr. Atoka Vihuzhe Sumi, S/o Mr. Vihuzhe Sumi, presently residing at H/No. 57, South Point, East Colony, Zunheboto - 798620, Nagaland hereby state the following :1. That, in some of my documents my name is written as Atoka V. Sumi, instead of my full & correct name Atoka Vihuzhe Sumi that, my ofﬁcial correct name is Atoka Vihuzhe Sumi.

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and assume charge. We have young, dedicated and strong leaders who can take on the role,” the elusive Ulfa (I) leader told local media over the phone. Following Khaplang’s death, security experts believed Barua, the hardliner leader and Khaplang’s closest ally, could take over the UNLFW. Assam Police sources said that though Khango Konyak has over the charge of NSCN (K), his ability to take charge of the umbrella organization -comprising different rebel outfits - is questionable. Ko n ya k h a d b e e n unanimously elected as the vice-president of NSCN (K) in 2011.

Tripura cops bust border crossing racket Election Commission all set to hold KAAC election

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GUWAHATI, Jun 13 (Agencies): Dismissing speculations about his taking over charge of the United Liberation Front of Western South East Asia (UNLFW), Ulfa (I) chief Paresh Barua has backed the idea of nextgeneration leaders coming forward to take charge after the demise of NSCN (K) chief SS Khaplang. Barua was deputy to Khaplang in the UNLFW, an umbrella organization of many militant groups in the region. “From cadres to leaders, everyone in the armed revolution of the region has been inspired by Khaplang’s vision and love for his people. Now, young leaders will take the lead

Regd. No. 924 Dt. 12/6/17 I, Shri. Bhir Bahadur Thapa, son of Late. Dol Bahadur Thapa, resident of H.No. 234, Keyake colony, District-Kohima, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That I am presently serving as constable, office of the Home guard, Kohima. 3. That in my official documents and record, children’s records my name has been entered and recorded as Bhir Bahadur Thapa. 4. That this affidavit is made to declare that in my service book inadvertently and by oversight my name (spelling) has been entered and recorded as Bhim Bahadur Thapa instead of Bhir Bahadur Thapa. 5. That the above mentioned name Bhir Bahadur Thapa and Bhim Bahadur Thapa it refers to one and the same person i.e. me and it is 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 the correction of my name in my service records. 7. That this affidavit is signed and sworn before the competent authority declaring that my correct spelled name is ‘Bhir Bahadur Thapa’ and herein it shall be used for all my official records, future references and future correspondence. That the above statements made in Para 1-7 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. Magistrate/Notary Public K-1929

The East Block Colony, Burma Camp, Ward No. 4, Dimapur, Nagaland would like to convey our sincere gratitude to the Member Secretary and Nagaland Pollution Control Board for taking a bold initiatives of relocating/closed down of 7 (seven) stone crushers which were causing both air and noise pollution, affecting human health in the area and the same was the long pending desire of the inhabitants of East Block Colony. HAISUI IRALU RANGOM HAU Chairman G.B DP-6131

OFFICE OF THE

DIPHUPAR VILLAGE COUNCIL DIMAPUR - 797115 : NAGALAND

Record. 21 - 12 - 1961 Ref. No. DVC/F-10/1087

OPEN LETTER

Date 13/06/17

To, The Director, Department of Agriculture, Nagaland, Kohima Sir, With reference to your public notice that appeared in local daily news papers on 9.6.2017, wherein you have mentioned that, 95.68 acres of land within our village jurisdiction belongs to you and that any individuals/ organization dealing in connection with said land shall be doing so at their own risk. In this regard, we would like to say that we have vide our letter No. DVC/F-1/742 dated 26.6.2012 & No DVC/ F-1/1033 dated 17.8.2016 asked your department to obtain village land patta through Jt. Director (Sugarcane) 4th Mile, Diphupar, Nagaland, since the area falls under our village jurisdiction. However, till date your department have not obtained the same. It is therefore once again reminded you to obtain the village land patta from the ofﬁce of the Diphupar village council at the earliest, failing which, the area shall be allocated to public for occupation. DP-6112

Heroin worth Rs 40 L seized in Mnp

Rajnath Singh addressing the Sainik Sammelan at 46 battalion of Assam Rifles, in Aizawl. (PTI)

also referred to a recently launched mobile app where the paramilitary personnel can write about their grievances and seek redressal. “I have decided to check that platform personally once every month so that your problems are solved,” he said. Singh said steps have been taken to provide at least Rs one crore to the next of kin of each of the martyred soldiers of the paramilitary forces. “We would make sure that the families of martyred solders get at least Rs one crore. A portal has also been launched to help the families of martyred soldiers,” Singh said. The home minister said the Assam Rifles has also monitored and organised the return of around 300 Myanmar refugees, who had crossed the border recently. The Assam Rifles guard the 1,643-km-long Indo-Myanmar border which passes through Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur and Mizoram.

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Aizawl, Jun 13 (PTI): Home minister Rajnath Singh Tuesday asked the Assam Rifles personnel to take extreme precaution while guarding the porous IndoMyanmar border so that India’s cordial relations with the neighboring country do not get hurt. Addressing a ‘Sainik Sammelan’ at headquarters of the 46 battalion of India’s oldest paramilitary force, Singh said the country’s relations with Myanmar are friendly and hence extreme precautions have to be taken while guarding the international border. “The Assam Rifles have to make sure that this relation does not get hurt. You have to take precautions so that the warmth in our relations is maintained,” he said. The home minister said unlike a completely sealed border, guarding a boundary which is open or porous is a tough task and requires patience, determination and wisdom.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, june 14, 2017

Yours faithfully, (Lanutoshi) Chairman, DVC

Regd. No. 1877/2017

(E. Philip Lotha) Secretary, DVC

AFFIDAVIT

Dtd. 28/04/2017

I, S. Bendang Anar, resident of Unity Village, 5th Mile Dimapur, solemnly declare hereby that I am known and identified by variations of name/surname, whereupon in my official documents my name/surname has been spelled as S. Bendang Sangtam, but the same is/was appearing as S. Bendang Anar in my relevant documents. Whereupon the nomenclature 'Sangtam' and 'Anar' connotes my tribe and title respectively. That S. Bendang Sangtam & S. Bendang Anar is synonymous and correspond the name/surname of one and the same person. The same shall be construed as one and the same person for all official, Iegal and future correspondence. DP-6126

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMENTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF THE INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti. Sara S. Jamir Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late E. Renbeni Deceased, has been filed by Shri. Ezanthung Lotha relation husband R/o. H.No. 128 Naharbari Village to draw her Landed Property etc, who expired on 24-05-03. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this Court within 30 days, on the said day of 13.7.17. Given under the hand and seal of the Court this 12 day of 6/17. DP-6123

Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

Mnp gov inspects Ima Keithel

Manipur governor Dr.Najma Heptulla interacting with a woman vendor in Imphal on Tuesday. (NP)

Elephant ransacks security camp AGARTALA, Jun 13 (Agencies): A civil village defence volunteer was injured and a security camp destroyed in a violent attack by a wild elephant in north Maharanipur village under the Kalyanpur police station under Khowai district in West Tripura. The attack, which took place on Sunday night, was the third such attack in Kalyanpur in the last 10 days. According to reports, two volunteers of a 13member team were on sentry duty at the civil village defence camp at midnight when an elephant attacked the camp. When they tried to run away, one of them Nibas Sarkar - was hit by the elephant and rolled down to a ditch. He managed to escape along with the others. The angry elephant went on a rampage for about an hour and comp l e t e ly d e s t r oye d t h e camp. Wildlife officials went to the spot later but could not locate the elephant.

near the Bir Tikendrajit Park and later the Ima Keithel No. 1. Interacting with the media persons, Heptulla said that the main purpose of visiting the market site was to look into the problems, put up by the women vendors from a long time, in person. She said that if she could visit Ukhrul, Churachandpur, Loktak etc, she could also visit Ima Keithel, one of the biggest market in the world run and

Tripura govt announces 19.68 percent pay hike Agartala, Jun 13 (PTI): Tripura government today announced an average 19.68 per cent pay hike for its employees and pensioners with affect from April 1, 2017. “The state cabinet accepted almost all recommendations of the Pay and Pension Review Committee. An average 19.68 per cent pay hike has been approved for the employees, regular and fixed pay, and pensioners after reviewing the state’s financial capacity,” state Finance minister Bhanu Lal Saha said. Saha told reporters that the average increase for Group-D employees will be Rs 4,000, for Group-C employees it will be Rs 5,500, for Group-B officials the average increase will be Rs 9,500 and for Group-A officials, it will be Rs 15,000 per month. Benefits for pensioners will be effected by multiplying the basic pension or family pension by 2.25 and the minimum pension has been increased from Rs 3,120 to Rs 7,020, while the maximum pension has

Experts to assess mountain agriculture status in Arunachal Itanagar, Jun 13 (Agencies): A team conducting a study on status of mountain agriculture in the Indian Himalayas is expected to visit Namsai and Wakro (Anjaw district) between June 12 and June 16, Department of Agriculture Advisor A K Purakayastha said. Purakayastha, who is the state’s nodal officer for the study, said the team would include its chairman Dr.Tej Pratap, former vice chancellor of Himachal Pradesh Agricultural University and state’s counselor Fantry Mein Jaiswal, who is also chairperson of Food Security Development- Arunachal, engaged in conducting studies on various aspects of Himalayan states. The study to cover in 10 Himalayan states has been sponsored by Food & Agriculture Organisation of United Nation, he informed. However, state Agriculture and DoTCL Minister Wangki Lowang on being told by Purakayastha about the visit of the team on Saturday urged him to include Tirap district in its study. Pointing out that food production ensures social security of the nation, Lowang

owned only by women, to hear their grievances. Inspecting the temporary market shed, the governor said that the women vendors faced a lot of hardships because of the delay in repairing the permanent market shed destroyed in the earthquake. We should take care of the Ima keithel, the only market owned by women vendors, she added. There are so many problems at the temporary

cited the example of Tirap, where youths of areas having better agriculture and horticulture productions have not go wayward while the younger generation of non-productive areas have been compelled to fend for themselves for insecurity in sustained supply of food items. Informing that the team would conduct visits many times, Purakayastha assured to convey his advice to the team chairman. He spoke to ANI today before leaving on his state tour.. It may be mentioned here that Indian Himalayas cover an area of 53.8 million hectare, approximately 16 percent of the total geographical area of the country. About 15% of the area is permanently covered with snow and provides a perennial flow of water, 1,200 cu km annually, to the vast lndo-Gangetic plains (Chandra 1994). This region is home to 33.8 million people but sparsely populated with an overall population density of 62.7 per 1,000 ha. Agriculture is the main occupation of the mountain population, providing direct employment to about 71% of the working population.

been increased from existing Rs 38,500 to Rs 1,05,720, he said. Saha said the gratuity money has also been increased from Rs 4 lakh to Rs 10 lakh along with hike in medical and house allowances. “Although we cannot offer pay package at par with the 7th Pay Commission, the government has given its best keeping in mind of its financial constraints,” he said. Saha said the total expenditure for implementing the new pay scales and pensions will be Rs 1,242.69 crore though the allocation for the purpose in the current budget is only Rs 600 crore.

market shed such as lack of proper electricity supply, leakage during rainy season, withstanding the worst of hot season under the tin roof etc., she added. She assured that as she had seen the situation of the market on spot, she would talk not only to the State government but also to the Central government to sort out the problems in repairing work of the permanent buildings as soon as possible as there are disaster management teams. She would also talk to the chief minister personally about the problems faced by the women vendors, the governor assured. The governor further added that she would write to the State and Central g ove r n m e n t t h a t t h e y should do something for the earthquake-affected areas especially the women’s market as many women of the State are the sole bread earners of the family and the market itself is the place of livelihood of the people of Manipur. The governor also added that she had suggested the State government and the Livelihood Mission to do something for the betterment of the women vendors of the State.

10-day remand for prime accused in excise dept scam GUWAHATI, Jun 13 (Agencies): The local special court sent Amarendra Nath, former excise officer and the prime accused in the multicrore scam in the state’s excise department, to a 10-day police remand on Monday. Earlier in the day, a CID sleuth brought him from the national capital, where he had been arrested on Friday. Following his arrest, a local court in Delhi had sent him for a four-day transit remand before which he would have to be produced before the local court.

New cultivation method to help jute farmers GUWAHATI, Jun 13 (Agencies): The Central Research Institute for Jute and Allied Fibres (CRIJAF) of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) has developed a talc-based microbial formulation called CRIJAF Sona which has been proved to be useful for quality jute production in the stagnant water. In Assam nearly 80,000 farmers are dependent on jute cultivation and produce around 1.3 lakh metric tons of jute fibre every year. Bijan Mazumdar, principal scientist of CRIJAF, said the microbial formulation consists of three different strains of ‘Bacillus pumilus’ isolated from jute retting water. After three successful years of introducing this system in the state with the help of Agriculture Research Institute, Nagaon, CRIJAF has taken the initiative to popularize the system among jute-growers in the state by appointing Next 2 Nature as their licensee to manufacture and sell the formation. “Extraction of fibre is very easy in this method and labour cost is also reduced,” asserted Mazumdar.

Assam comes up with bizarre ‘nudity’ clauses Guwahati, Jun 13 (Agencies): The worldfamous Kamakhya temple-situated on the Nilachal hills in Guwahati, Assam-is gearing up for the annual Ambubachi Mela, scheduled to kick-start on June 22. The five-day-long Mela (fair), hosted to observe the annual menstrual cycle of goddess Kamakhya, attracts lakhs of devotees and tourists from various corners of the world. However, this time before the start of the colourful fair a controversy has erupted. The decision of the authorities to ban the entry of Naga (Nude) sadhus, who have been a part of

the fair for centuries, inside the main premises of the temple during the event period has left these monks mighty upset. In fact, the temple authorities have decided to arrange a separate zone for the Naga sadhus, the followers of Lord Shiva, far away from the main temple, so that visitors don’t have to encounter them in the main premises. The authorities, both from the temple and the district administration, say that these sadhus, who wear no clothes and usually smear their bodies with ashes, cause “embarrassment” to the visitors and thus they have decided on implementing the ban.

“This type of spiritualism will not be allowed at the main venue of the fair from this year. Many people visit the temple premises during the fair with their families and they feel uncomfortable at the sight of these sadhus at the main venue. So from this year we have decided not to allow them to move around in the main venue. Instead, we will arrange a separate place for them,” the head priest of the Kamakhya temple, Pabindra Prasad Sarma Doloi, was quoted as saying by The Telegraph. “No procession by Naga sadhus will be allowed on the temple premises this time,” he added.

Sikkim govt signs MoU with British Council

Ga n g to k , J u n 1 3 (Agencies): The Human Resource Development department of Sikkim government on Monday signed an MoU with the British Council to enhance quality of education in the state. The MoU was signed by GP Upadhaya, additional chief secretary cum principal Human Resource Development department and Alan Gemmell, Head of British Council. The MoU will improve

the educational structure of the schools of Sikkim as planned by the Chief Minister and his vision to revolutionise Sikkim’s education and help children achieves greater feats in life, Additional Chief Secretary cum Principal Secretary HRDD G P Upadhyay said. The purpose of the MoU is to support the aims and aspirations of the young people of Sikkim through collaborative projects in the

area of English, education and skills by strengthening the capacity of the teachers and other professionals, working with youth in the state and support its cultural economy. The programme also include capacity building in teaching, learning and research pedagogy of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) and Social Science teachers from undergraduate colleges and universities in Sikkim.

Meghalaya to roll out ‘Mission Unite Campaign’ SHILLONG, Jun 13 (Agencies): With the target to enrolled more than 1 lakh plus left out voters especially the first time voters between the age group of 18 to 21 years across the State, the State Election department and the office of the Chief Electoral Officer, Meghalaya will be launching the “Mission Unite Campaign” on July 1. The State wide launching of the campaign will be held in Shillong and also in the various district headquarters of all the 11 eleven districts of the State on the same day. “We are launching this campaign as per the directive of the Election

Commission of India (ECI). The campaign will commence from July 1 and will conclude on July 31,” Chief Electoral Officer, Frederick R Kharkongor told newsmen after his meeting with the various political parties in the State at his chamber here on Tuesday. He also said that the ECI have put two dates 8th and 22nd July for the special enrolment drive. Moreover, the Chief Electoral Officer said that they have tied up with a total number of 110 schools and colleges within Shillong city since the whole objective of the campaign is to target the first time voters between the age group of 18 to 21 years.

As per this Mission Unite Campaign, he said that the enrolment will take place in the school and college campus to ensure that there is no inconvenience to the students. “We have engaged with the head of various schools and colleges in this exercise. In fact we have distributed about 11,000

voters enrolment forms in the various schools,” Kharkongor said adding, “We would also like to see that the disposal of claims can happen within the campuses. This is a new thing which we are trying to do and this will take care only of the new voters between the age of 18 and 21 who are in the campuses”.

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Cattle politics

hen the Modi government issued a notification on May 23,2017 on imposing prohibition on slaughtering of cattle(cows, bulls, buffaloes, camels, heifers etc) and to ban sale of cattle for culling and restraint on animal sacrifice for religious purposes, it was certainly meant to create controversy and confusion with the obvious intent of playing a religious card. It is quite unthinkable that instead of worrying about other more important issues, the government felt that cow was more important. Not only muslims,but people of north east, Kerala Goa, much of west coast and large segment of metropolitan areas eat beef even if they may not cook it at home. By banning movement of cattle and eating of beef, the worst sufferers are lakhs of butchers and millions engaged in the processing and leather business. Till before the BJP came to power, cattle was a state subject and the overwhelming majority of Hindus didn’t think that the constitution should be interpreted by religious sentiments since India is a secular, democratic nation which guarantees each of its citizens rights. Those who are self-acclaimed defenders of their religion do not represent the entire majority community and so cannot claim to reflect their ‘sentiments.’ The notification has engrafted new norms in accordance with the rule-making power of the Central government under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PCA) Act. The new rules called the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Regulation of Livestock Markets) Rules, 2017, therefore tend to put a full stop on the slaughtering of not just the cows but also other animals defined as ‘cattle’ under the Act. Even a highly educated and sane politician like Environment Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan had the illogical ground to describe the move as “strengthening the hands of the government at the state level” to ensure prevention of cruelty to animals. However, the claim of trying to “strengthen the hands of the Central government” it(notification) only impinges on the state power. This is fraught with dangers to the federal structure envisaged under the Constitution, which has specifically demarcated the areas of jurisdiction for the two units of the federal democracy. As per Entry 15 in the State List of the Seventh Schedule under the constitution, the state government(s) is/are empowered to make laws on “preservation, protection and improvement of stock and prevention of animal diseases; veterinary training and practice.” Therefore, the Modi government’s efforts to tighten slaughtering laws for cows and other ‘cattle’ have, perhaps, stepped into the State jurisdiction. The PCA Act is within the dominion of the Central government and the provisions made under it apply to the entire country. However, this authority with the Centre, ideally, cannot be used to usurp a State subject. The constitution is clear about the powers of both the Centre and states under a federal structure. The Centre may now say it will be up to the states to decide on what to do with its notification. However that does not absolve the Centre of blame for not taking it through parliament where an open debate could have served a better purpose on Centre-State cooperation on legislation. The fallout of the Centre’s penchant for cow has already seen massive backlash in the north east. That itself has strained cooperative federalism and possibly mar the BJP’s fortune in 2018.

DailyDevotion Getting There (3) …come, follow Me. —Luke 18:22 Where our individual desire dies and sanctified surrender lives.One of the greatest hindrances in coming to Jesus is the excuse of our own individual temperament. We make our temperament and our natural desires barriers to coming to Jesus. Yet the first thing we realize when we do come to Jesus is that He pays no attention whatsoever to our natural desires. We have the idea that we can dedicate our gifts to God. However, you cannot dedicate what is not yours. There is actually only one thing you can dedicate to God, and that is your right to yourself (see Romans 12:1). If you will give God your right to yourself, He will make a holy experiment out of you— and His experiments always succeed. The one true mark of a saint of God is the inner creativity that flows from being totally surrendered to Jesus Christ. In the life of a saint there is this amazing Well, which is a continual Source of original life. The Spirit of God is a Well of water springing up perpetually fresh. A saint realizes that it is God who engineers his circumstances; consequently there are no complaints, only unrestrained surrender to Jesus. Never try to make your experience a principle for others, but allow God to be as creative and original with others as He is with you. If you abandon everything to Jesus, and come when He says, “Come,” then He will continue to say, “Come,” through you. You will go out into the world reproducing the echo of Christ’s “Come.” That is the result in every soul who has abandoned all and come to Jesus. Have I come to Him? Will I come now?

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My strength is as the strength of ten, because my heart is pure. ~ Alfred Lord Tennyson

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Post-mortem

Aadhaar and the schema for curse

n ambitious plan of government of India to make Aadhaar mandatory for all its citizens, with a caution that the defaulter will be deny the right to access to all government scheme, benefits, subsidies and other related entitlement that citizens enjoys from the government, is a self-explanatory trajectory that points towards Christian apocalyptic situation fulfilling the day of an authoritarian state’s “mark of the beast” tormenting the people under the pretext of “in the interest of the state”. Despite the honourable supreme court landmark ruling in September 2013, which was reaffirmed by the same in October 2015 and September 2016, that “…no person shall suffer for not getting the Aadhaar card in spite of the fact that some authority had issue a circular making it mandatory”, government continue to issue series of notification in its attempt to promote Aadhaar defying the ruling of the court. And the tragic result is, ever since this force enforcement, the report of common people, including students, farmers and labourers suffering and living a life of depravity keep coming from all over the country, given the fact the enormous politics and corruption involve in the process of issuing and obtaining this “facilities”. Behind this promise on the part of the government to its citizens of delivering efficient, effective and transparent governance through this scheme is the great conspiracy of conceiving an idea of creating a system whereby state authority could control the whole affairs of the people. This order is a chilling reminder of a Nazi era’s unique identification system where “yellow badge” were is-

sued to the Jews and tattooed number on their arms with an intend to identify, segregate and to persecute the whole Jewish population. Deploying government agents all over the country to take personal fingerprint and iris scan from every citizen without their consent is nothing but forcing them to disclose/surrender the most crucial information about their identity. This blatant act of the authority is the gross violation of an individual’s right to privacy. A deeper look into this ambitious drive of collection personal information from the citizens exposes the intention of the government which is a serious violation of basic human right. It goes contrary to Article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human Right 1948 which guarantee the protection of an individual from an “arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence”, and also the UN General Assembly Resolution 2016 on “The Right to Privacy in the Digital Age” calling upon all states “to respects and protect the right to privacy….. and to take measure to put an end to violations of those rights…..” The conspicuous design of the authority to established dominance over the people through Aadhaar would convert the very purpose of the state which is supposed to be a “welfare state” where the wellbeing of the citizens should be the utmost concern and exercise limited role on the personal life of an individual to a “totalitarian state”. This “new control system” would deny the right of the citizens to choose whether to disclose information about him/her. And it would allow government to have an unlimited and excessive power

Is it just a rupee?

ays back, we were having a casual discussion and out of nowhere we stumbled upon this stupid impression on “whether 1 Rupee matters or not?. What does 1 Rupee have to do with the economy- as well in our daily lives? Our economy is fast growing , 7th Pay Panel is about to be implemented in our state too. It denotes an extremely reasonable increase in the PAP (Pay, Allowances and Pensions). Meanwhile, does 1 Rupee hold any place? The smallest denomination which was stopped by Government of India since two decades back? Yet it is still in circulation and strange enough, RBI will soon introduce new 1 Rupee note...! “Does a Rupee Really Matter”? I have a postulation here reflecting not only the importance of One Rupee for an economy but rather as a matter of serious issues which we mostly take it for granted. Exactly how many employees does Central as well State government have? No one is quite sure! But let’s try to visualize in this way. 50lakhs central govt employees+50lakhs pensioners=1crore employees. 50lakhs Private Sector employees+50lakhs Self employed persons=1crore employees. Grand total=2crore employees. Now out of 2crore employees, assume that 1000 employees visit One Super Market every day and they forgo 1 Rupee change. 1000*1=Rs 1000 only/. 30 days a month, 1000*30=30,000 ONLY/. 365 days a year, 1000× 365 = Rs 36, 5000 only/. (Three Hundred Sixty Five Thousands) This is from one Super market. The worst part is, in India there are almost about 16 Super Market. So; 365000*16 =5,840,000 (Five Million Eight Hundred Forty Thousand) I refrain to use the word only! Wait; let’s stretch the number if not near to infinity. Those Super Markets have almost 7538 stores located in different cities! 36, 5000*7538=27513700000. (Twenty Seven Billion Five Hundred Thirteen Million Seven Hundred Thousand). The above analysis is just 1000 people in a, market. What about the 122crore called Indians? The importance of a Rupee is not only because of the above illustrations. Let’s get into greater insight. Although 1 USD=64 INR or 1 EURO=71 INR, yet what about the other countries such as Vietnam 1 INR=333 DONG, Indonesia 1INR=197 RUPAIH, Paraguay1 INR=83 GUARANI, Cambodia 61 RIEL and even Japan 1 INR=1.53 YEN? In fact 1 rupee note signed by Montek Singh Ahluwalia cost 350,000.00 in E-Bay!!! Surprisingly, Customer from Jaipur listed used 1 rupee note for bidding with a floor price of Rs 1 Lakh!! I always had a strong aversion to price tags like 49/- 99/- 999/-? And particularly to the use of the word only! I’m finally beginning to know why? Now is it just a rupee? You decide. But as for me I would rather suggest 1 rupee be taxed because the bill doesn’t count the one rupee!!! Lastly to my friends, Yes!! 1 rupee does matter though maybe not exactly like we have talked, that it solves inflationary situation-But sure it does taken into account. Every thing is important for those who know the importance of that very thing. Manan H Ngonyen, Department of economics, NU, Lumami

to access to each and every information of all its citizens. The basic information of all individual that is made available to the authority would become in effect a state sponsored “great surveillance project” and help the state to check and scrutinize every activities of the people thereby the people’s right to dissent would be suppressed, and any future prospect of rebellion or movement against the state can be curtail. Linking one’s Aadhaar number to all other important documents and identity cards, and make the Aadhaar number as the only source to access to all those documents like personal bank account, SIM card, Pan Card and even students’ ID would make one more vulnerable. In this scenario who can guarantee that authority, under whom all information are available, would not misuse our information. One simple act of mischief by the authority, and tampering/manipulating the number would risk disappearing all our documents into the modern digital warfare against our very identity and existence. This is citizens’ worst nightmare under this system. Surprisingly, here our state of Nagaland and our people, who has a proud history of enduring struggle for freedom against all odds, and the dream and aspiration of the Nagas for free Naga nation are yet to be suppress and which drew admiration from the world community, are among the first to accept it without giving any though about the devastating consequences that will brought in by this system in our society. Had our Naga intelligentsia and church leaders ever realize that this Aadhaar scheme pose

a serious threat to our Christian religious practise. If Article 371 (A) of the Indian constitution guaranteed the protection of our “Naga social, cultural and religious practices”, then why our leaders don’t felt the need of making use of this provision to prevent it from implementing in our state. When north-eastern state like Assam and Meghalaya can raise objection and refuse to implement the scheme, I wonder what make us and the Nagaland government so excited to accept the same in such a hurry. If this scheme is successfully implemented in our state, then that will be the first steps towards ending our struggle for self determination and for protecting our unique identity. The assurance from GOI of protecting and safeguarding our social and religious identity and practices, and the promise of recognizing our “sovereign right” would all become invalid as we submerge into this vast network of surveillance and digital profiling and controlling of all citizens in the country. Perhaps there may not be a better time than now for the Nagas to denounce this impending curse or else we are risking ourselves of getting absorbed into this government’s “new control system”. Would we Naga choose ourselves to be a proud holders of Aadhaar card and take this disastrous path of bending towards a point of becoming a “lost people” in a land where anybody can be idolized, elevated to the status of god and worship as god, where graven images are erected everywhere for people to bow down and where a cow, an animal, enjoy the status of a god? Nsungbemo Ezung, Wokha Town, Nagaland, Email: ezung_n@yahoo.com

The Agitating Farmers: The Pros and Cons

he ongoing agitations by the aggravated farmers sparsely carried out in different corners of India have dragged the attention of the right thinkers nationwide. It explicitly implies that the last good monsoon could not yield a much expected harvest to the rural folks despite the rhetoric of developing India. Uttar Pradesh has already announced the full loan waive for their marginal famers. Maharastra has also announced a “blanket loan waiver for the needy farmers”. Madhya Pradesh is contemplating seriously a “settlement scheme” for the loan defaulter farmers. The Tamil farmers have given the state government, a two months ultimatum for the same. In Punjab also, dharnas has begun for loan waive. Union Finance Minister has appealed to the states to generate their own funds for such causalities and the Reserve Bank of India has warned of inflationary risks caused by such actions. In a sense, India has undergone a national emergency by these agitations. The main demand of the farmers is the sustainable pricing of their crops and it is rightly so. It has been observed that there is deflation in pulse and vegetable prices in the recent times. The RBI has already acknowledged that falling vegetable prices dipped more because of demonetisation and high output on top of imports. The new cattle trade regulation has also challenged the viability of livestock and dairy farming. Prices for eggs, oils, cereals and milk are slowly waning which have pushed the farmers to the threshold. Around 70% of us are directly or indirectly related to agricultural farming. If we want to be a welfare state in the real sense, our policies must fulfil the requirements of our farmers. In the ongoing GST era, farmers should enable to sell their produce in a well orchestrated, supply chain management which should be immune to local trade conditions. There should be no price flip-flops in the export-import stance for the crops. Even, the labour and land reform policies also need to be reordered to create more opportunities for the fellow farmers. Bioengineering, irrigation and other infrastructural projects should also be given serious nod to boost farm productivity and management. Ranjan Das, Assistant Professor, Patkai Christian College, Dimapur

‘Maneuvering Childhood’ “I regret not having had more time with my kids when they were growing up.” - Tina turner Most of our parents keep expect a lot from their children especially to do well in every exam. This is certainly not a bad anticipation, but many a time it is seen that some of the children succumbed to pressure. We are not exhibiting our expectations in right way or in an encouraging approach. So, the exam related stress enhances among children. Anxiety of failure or to do well in exam may deluge negative effects on their academic success. Some of the parents try to get rid of cable connection, internet, computer, so that their children could concentrate and get better result. Moreover we have a habit of scheduling study time for our children which suits us, but this is not right. Students should be given the liberty to study at their own convenient time instead of being forced. Continuous study may invite fatigue and hamper their retention capacity. So as to have a little break in between study, it is necessary to refresh their mind by enjoying TV, browsing Internet, listening music etc. These little liberties will bring a lot of peace to the child’s weary mind. Instead of hovering over them like a helicopter, parents should give them enough space and emotional support. Constant monitoring over them may sometimes compel some children to take the support of lie to fulfill their wants. Some students even end up falling prey to alcoholism, smoking or drug abuse. At this critical time of their study, parents should abstain from leaving their children alone at home and keep motivating them from time to time which will definitely boost up their confidence levels. A student should not be judged based on his marks obtained in exam. It is not the right thing to value your child on the basis of academic achievement. It’s a misconception of the parents which is considered as just one part of life. This is the biggest mistake proven these days by making the examination like ‘a matter of life and death’. There are other ways to glorify one’s life. Parents should make sure not to lower self-esteem of the child. It is not virtuous to criticize, compare or humiliate a child or force own ambitions on children. Give more importance to your child for becoming a sensible and compassionate individual in society. Apart from this, identify their strength and interest to reinforce their self-esteem. Verbal as well as physical expressions of love and care make kids believe that parents are always with them. It helps them to grow more confident and smarter. It is also possible that children may go wrong and may wish for an object which does not suit them, but denying their choices instantly will make them feel rejected and disappointed. Parents must be careful enough to find

out a way so that the children not get disheartened. One has to respect the feelings and choices of kids which will generate a mutual respect between children and parents. Involve them in decision making process by inviting their opinions and suggestions about all that is related to them which will make them to feel their importance at home. Ignored one would find himself betrayed and becomes disrespectful for parents or grow up as social nuisance. Physical punishment should not be opted as corrective measures for the children. Parents must know that, punishment is the negative and destructive method of conditioning the behavior of kids. Punishment means blame, shame and humiliation to children. Kids learn everything easily as they are born with a blank mind. So, it is essential to teach them with designated words. I would like to share an example as to how a home became a curse due to the lack of love and compromise amongst family members. One of my brothers had a little spat with his younger son named Sunny (not real name) who was studying in class VII then. Thereafter, both of them stuck to their egos which sailed their relationship away from them. There was no verbal exchange in between them almost for a period of four long years. Although they stayed under one roof but each one of them looked like individual entity where no love and affection prevailed. They were ignoring each other like not eating together and had no eye contact. Tensions and arguments were sheltering their home any time. Sunny did whatever he craved to do. He became high-headed and did not even listen to his mom. Gradually he became violent and cultivated with the habit of smoking, drinking and gambling along with his friends by the time he stood in class IX. He kept on demanding them

money more than his parent could provide to meet with his expenditures. He was in search of someone who can love and care him. He comes home late very often and hardly studied although he was a brilliant student once. It was very hard to control him by the time he promoted to class X somehow. Sunny made them helpless just because of their lack of proper upbringing. A child who feels neglected by his or her parents is likely to have a deficit in his or her psychological development. In this case parent-child relationship was poor and so the child was emotionally detached and withdrawn. Likewise the examples are many. Children are the priority in life for parents. They are the essential link of the human race and leaders of tomorrow. Parents must not lose this integral part of time to convert it as a quality time with an objective of nurturing the relationship. We the parents have to find an occasion to avail the opportunity to involve in every family activity like listening to each other, eating together, gardening, playing together, walking etc. would definitely enhance love and affection. Spending quality time in these small activities would bring them more close and feel affectionate to each other. By listening carefully parents can observe and list out the shortfalls of children as to how they behave as well as covey things. This kind of sensible supervision is necessary to the child’s perspective. Accordingly parents can take corrective measures for their children. Interpersonal relationship with warmth of parental affection helps kids to become mature enough and responsible as well. It is a fact that, arresting affection towards parents, he/she may feel the obligation to follow the guidelines of parents. Rabin Prasad Kalita, Azara, Guwahati-17, Kamrup(M), Assam, Email: rabin1966@gmail.com

Reader’s Post

Sir,

On poor network connection

Complaint against poor Airtel network in Jalukie since inception of introducing Airtel in Peren district, the people are extremely joyful and blessed, conveying profound thankfulness to the company. But, very sadly from the beginning of 2016, customers are facing poor network connectivity and have requested concerned officials to look into the matter at the earliest. Airtel, a reputed company in the country has miserably failed to serve the need of people particularly of Peren district. I request the officials of the company to look into the problem and solve public grievances at the earliest. The network “comes and goes” leaving all important official works incommunicable and pending. Officials of concerned department are requested to look into the matter with utmost seriousness and solve public grievances at the earliest possible. Keringau Putlang <keringau123@gmail.com>, Jalukie Town

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DMK seeks probe into alleged payoffs to MLAs

DMK working president, M K Stalin, said they would like to file the petition seeking a CBI and DRI inquiry into the alleged pay-offs.

C H E N NA I , J U N 1 3 (AGENCIES): The DMK on Tuesday moved the Madras High Court seeking a probe by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) into alleged payoffs to some ruling AIADMK MLAs ahead of the trust vote by the K Palaniswami government last February. Making a special mention before the first bench comprising Chief Justice

Indira Banerjee and Justice M Sundar, senior counsel R Shanmugasundaram referred to reports in a section of media about the alleged pay-offs of crores of rupees to some MLAs for their support to the trust vote. The counsel, appearing on behalf of DMK working president and Leader of the Opposition in the assembly M K Stalin, said they would like to file the miscellaneous petition now seeking a CBI and DRI inquiry into the al-

Need to maintain FMR along border: Y. Patton (From p-1)

Patton said it appeared that those restrictions were made mainly from security point of view. He said those restrictions could be justified along the sensitive IndoPakistan border, IndoBangladesh, Indo-Chinese border, but added that such restrictions may not be needed along the IndiaMyanmar border. Instead, Patton said constr uction of roads along the border and access to border was necessary in order to speed up development in those under developed areas. He said that due to the absence of roads and other means of communication those areas have become a favourite hide out of northeast insurgent groups. Nagaland home minister asserted that road would not only act as catalyst for growth and development in those landlocked areas but would also serve as defence road in times of emergencies etc. Patton also explained the need to continue entrusting the Assam rifles to the departed soul. with task of guarding the Earlier, Longleng Town India-Myanmar border, Baptist Church Pastor, Rev. in view of the peculiariBeau phom invoked God’s blessing while president Phom Peoples’ Council, Chingen Phom chaired the programme. In Tuensang, citizens NEW DELHI, Jun 13 from all walks of life also ( AG E N C I E S ) : U n i o n observed the day of mourn- Home Minister Rajnath ing and a candle light vigil. Singh has called a meeting All private institutions re- of all state home ministers mained shut for the day. on July 3 to assess the interLater, Confederation of nal security situation in the Chang Students’ Union ob- country. Home ministers of served a candle light vigil in all states are expected to join the conference that would be the evening. leged pay-offs. Stating that a probe by the CBI and the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence was very much needed, he sought leave of the court to file the miscellaneous petition in this regard. Stalin’s PIL challenging the trust vote is pending in the court. Shanmugasundaram also told the court that the DMK had already questioned the manner in which the AIADMK MLAs were ‘confined’ in a resort and brought to the assembly for the trust vote. Allowing the counsel to file the petition for the CBI and the DRI probe, the bench said it would be taken up in regular course for hearing on Friday. TV footage had purportedly showed AIADMK’s Madurai (South) MLA Saravanan making some claims of pay-offs to ruling party legislators ahead of the February 18 trust vote. The MLA, however, has said the voice in the footage was not his.

Eastern Nagaland observes day of mourning

ties that characterized the India-Myanmar border, especially in Nagaland, Mizoram sectors. He said the AR had more than hundred years of association with the NE region and its people, adding that the force understands the topography and the culture and ethos of the local people. Also, highlighting the peculiarities of IndiaMyanmar border areas, Patton said India-Myanmar border has not been drawn on the basis of traditional land ownership by the indigenous ethnic groups nor on the basis of natural boundaries like rivers etc. He said border areas in Nagaland sector were mostly drawn on the basis of watershed, since the Nagas, by tradition, built their villages on hill tops. He said many Naga villages and the ancestral land were badly divided by the India-Myanmar border. Patton further pointed out that Longwa village in Mon district and Pangsha village in Tuensang were located in the middle of international border, but that did not restrict the daily movement of villagers to their Jhum fields, which were located on both sides of the of the border.

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Kisan Sabha members during a protest rally.

New Delhi, Jun 13 (IANS): The All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) on Tuesday alleged “acute (farm) distress” after visiting Mandsaur region in Madhya Pradesh where police shot dead five farmers during protests last week. An AIKS delegation met the grieving families of two of those killed -- Chain Ram Patidar (23) and Abhishek Patidar (17). “The team found a situation of acute distress in the region as prices of most crops have crashed and are about 60 per cent below the prices of last year,” the AIKS said in a statement. The Left-leaning body said last year’s demoneti-

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such conference during the NDA government where all home ministers would discuss the security situation in the country. During the previous UPA regime, the home ministry used to call a conference of chief ministers every year to discuss the country’s internal security.

from Rs 9,000-10,000 a quintal to Rs 2,200-3,000. “Post demonetisation, traders were paying 2 per cent less for cash transactions,” AIKS added. The farmers’ body said Madhya Pradesh government officials had not visited the families of the victims. And the local MP and MLA had not paid even “a courtesy visit”. The AIKS demanded that the promised compensation of Rs 1 crore must be given to the families of all the farmers killed in police firing. And all cases foisted on farmers must be withdrawn and immediate talks must be held to address “the genuine demands of the farmers”.

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zation had led to this crash while faulty policies like import of wheat and pulses and also a good harvest had further pushed down the prices. I t s a i d s oya b e a n , which fetched Rs 5-6,000 a quintal last year, was now getting only Rs 2,2002,400. Chana’s price had crashed from up to Rs 9,000-10,000 a quintal last year to Rs 4,000. Similarly, best quality wheat was fetching only Rs 1,200 a quintal, way below the Minimum Support Price of Rs 1,625. Last year, it had ranged between Rs 1,900 and 2,000 a quintal. Garlic prices have fallen from Rs 13,000 a quintal to Rs 1,000 and Methi

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Later, in the evening a candlelight service was held at Deluxe point Kiphire. USSC expressed deep pain and sorrow over the demise of the patriotic leader who had fought for the cause of Nagas till his last breath. USSC prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace and solace for the bereaved family. In Longleng, a day of mourning was observed followed by condolence service in honour of late SS Khaplang at Local ground Longleng headquarter. The event was jointly organized by Phom Peoples’ Council, Phom Students’ Conference, Phomla Hoichem, Phom Baptist Christian Association, Longleng Town Ward Union, Chambers of Commerce

& Industries Longleng and Longleng District Drivers’ Union among others. Former minister, Metpong Phom spoke on behalf of the Phom Public. He recalled his meeting with late Khaplang decades ago wherein he said late Khaplang was serious about Naga peace and Sovereignty. He said Khaplang was a patriotic and devoted leader all through his life for the Naga cause without seeking for any luxurious life. A oneminute silence was also observed as a mark of respect

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LOST NOTICE I, Dziesenuo Khezhie, am applying for duplicate copy of Nagaland University Registration Card as I have lost it. Name: Dziesenuo Khezhie F/Name: Lhoukhrietuo Khezhie DOB : 29-01-1995 Regd. No. 14050223 NU Exam Roll No.: AH14050004 Year: 2014 K-1944

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LOST NOTICE I, Mr. Himahito G. Sumi am applying for the duplicate copy of the following documents as I have lost it. 1. NIOS Class - 10 Kindergarden School, Dimapur 1. Mark sheet 2. Migration Certificate 2. NBSE Class - 12 Year - 2009 1 Pass Certificate 2. Mark sheet 3. Admit Card Eastern Christian College, Dimapur Name : Himahito G. Sumi F/Name : Ghoshikhu N. Sumi D.O.B : 21st Sept. 1991 DP-6132

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Mumbai, Jun 13 (PTI): Reserve Bank will soon put into circulation a new batch of Rs 500 banknotes in the Mahatma Gandhi new series, printed in 2017. “A new batch of banknotes with inset letter ‘A’ in both the number panels, bearing the signature of Dr Urjit R Patel Governor, Reserve Bank of India; with the year of printing ‘2017’ on the reverse, are being issued,” RBI said in a release today. RBI said the release of new batch of Rs 500 notes is in continuation of issuing Rs 500 denomination banknotes in Mahatma Gandhi (new) series from time to time, which are currently legal tender. With respect to design, these notes will be similar to the existing Rs 500 banknotes in Mahatma Gandhi (new) series. The new Rs 500 notes, which were introduced post November 8, 2016 after disbanding old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, wear a complete new look in a stone grey colour, depicting image of the Red Fort as well as carrying a message to keep the surroundings clean.

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DIMAPUR, JUN 13 (NPN): All India Bank Officers’ Confederation (AIBOC) on Tuesday has opposed the move of the government to privatise and/or merge Public Sector Banks (PSUs), stating that the privatisation of banks would have adverse effects on the farmers, students and common man. Rather, AIBOC general secretary D. Thomas Franco Rajendra Dev told media persons here at Dimapur that country like India needed more banks as banking services have not reached in many of the rural areas. He said after nationalisation of banks in the 1960s, the role played by Indian banking sector in nation building has been tremendous and appreciable. Therefore, Thomas viewed that the government instead of going for merger should take serious action on Non-Performing Assets (NPAs), and implements the recommendation of Parliament Standing Committee on finance. “The need of the hour is to strengthen the public sectors banks”, he said.

He said that when small businessmen and common man were not getting the credit in this condition, then the privatization of banks would create further impact on the common man. He said that AIBOC demand was that government should address the issue of recovery of NPAs and infusion of required capital in Public Sector Banks. AIBOC secretary who also met with the state bank officials has also agreed to take up the problems faced by them at the national level. Thomas also met the members of Business Association of Nagas (BAN), where the members highlighted on the problems faced by them especially in getting loans to start new enterprises. The secretary also agreed on the suggestion of BAN members in opening a centre in Dimapur, which he said would help the entrepreneurs to avail the credit.

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THRISSUR, Jun 13 (AGENCIES): The CPM is likely to demand selection of a common nominee for the opposition for the upcoming presidential election at the meeting of the opposition party leaders to be held in New Delhi on Wednesday. The meeting of the core committee formed by the opposition leaders during their earlier meeting assumes significance as the official notification of the presidential poll is scheduled to be released on Wednesday. Apart from the leaders of the Congress and the Left parties, the representatives of the JD(U), Samajwadi Party, BSP, Trinamool Cong ress and DMK are also part of the core group. The BJP has also formed a three-minister committee to discuss with the leaders of other parties including those from the opposition on the selection of the Presidential candidate. The committee member and Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu has already said that ‘it would be a good tradition to elect a person as the president of India on consensus.’ Some of the opposition leaders had suggested the announcement of a nominee from their side should be deferred till the BJP consultations are over, according to the CPM General Secretar y Sitaram Yechury. “But I’m going to suggest at the core commit-

Sitaram Yechury tee meeting on Wednesday that the opposition must be ready with a presidential nominee, though the announcement can wait,” Yechury told TOI here on the sidelines of a meeting. He said the government should have taken the initiative for finding a common nominee for the post of the President, who is the custodian of the Constitution. “The past Prime Ministers like Manmohan Singh, AB Vajpayee and Narasimha Rao had taken such initiative, even before the Election Commission issued the notification for the Presidential election. But this government has not made such initiative so far. I don’t think the RSS will be ready for a consensus on the Presidential candidate, as they are so close to selecting their nominee like never before,” Yechury said. Earlier replying to questions at a news conference, Yechury made it clear that he would not be contesting for the Rajya Sabha elections now. “The CPM’s policy has been that no party member should contest for Rajya Sabha mem-

bership for more than two terms, and as the party general secretary I will not violate this norm,” he said. He also clarified that there would not be any electoral alliance or understanding with the Congress. “The earlier CPM congress had taken such a decision and it will binding till the next congress,’’ the CPM general secretary said. Emphasising that the CPM expresses strong solidarity with the ongoing farmers’ agitations in the N o r t h I n d i a n s t a t e s, Yechury launched a broadside against the Union finance minister Arun Jaitley for asserting that the Centre would not support the states for launching loan waiver schemes to rescue the farmers who are in deep distress. ``With the enforcement of the GST the states would lose their avenues of revenue through sales tax and special taxes. Where will the states find the resources to implement schemes to support the suffering sections unless the Centre lends help,” he asked. The CPM General Secretary demanded that the government must bring in a law to ensure that the Centre would announce the Minimum Support Price (MSP) every year before the harvest season. The MSP must be at least one and half times the input cost, he demanded adding that he would raise this in the next session of the Parliament.

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Govt to start mapping your online shopping habits NEW DELHI, JUN 13 (AGENCIES): Shop online? The government of India (GoI) wants to know the details. Starting next month, government surveys on expenditure will, for the first time, ask questions on ecommerce spending habits. The next consumer expenditure survey, an annual nationwide exercise carried out by the National Sample Survey Organisation, which comes under the statistics ministry, starts in July and will continue till June 2018. The survey provides household level data on spending patterns across commodity and service categories in both urban and rural areas. Officials involved in the exercise, who spoke off record, said government data managers now reckon ecommerce spend is beginning to hit critical mass and should be part of the national economic data base. India’s ecommerce sector was estimated to be $14.5 billion in 2016, according a study by Red-Seeer Consulting. This is small compared to India’s total retail spending of $750 billion. But online commerce is expected to grow rapidly. US-based market research company Forrester expects around onefifth of total retail sales to take place online by 2021 in Asia Pacific. China is currently the largest online retail market in Asia, but India is the fastestgrowing online retail market globally. The national expenditure survey will cover almost 1.2 lakh households across 5,000 urban blocks and 7,000 villages. It will provide state level data as well.

Doctors withdrawn from Lalu’s residence after complaints Patna, Jun 13 (IANS): Controversies continue to dog Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) chief Lalu Prasad and his family, the latest in the series being deployment of a medical team at the residence he shares with his son and Bihar Health Minister Tej Pratap Yadav. The medical team was, however, withdrawn after the opposition parties raised a hue and cry over the matter, officials said on Tuesday. A team of three doctors and two male nurses of the Patna-based Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Science (IGIMS) had been deployed for over a week at 10-Circular Road, the residence officially in the name of Rabri Devi, former Bihar Chief Minister who is mother of Tej Pratap. Lalu and other members of his family, including his younger son Tejashwi Yadav, who is Bihar Deputy Chief Minister, live there. According to officials close to Tej Prataap, the medical team was deployed for the treatment of Lalu last week -- May 31 to June 8 -- when he was taken ill. Opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its allies raised the matter and questioned the official rules to deploy a team of doctors at Lalu’s residence and also demanded an explanation from the Nitish Kumar-led state government. However, soon after the issue came to light and the opposition raised

RJD chief Lalu Prasad Yadav celebrates his 70th birthday with family members at his residence in Patna on Sunday. 2 questions pointing to Lalu’s clout in the state government, the IGIMS ordered withdrawal of the team of doctors from Rabri Devi’s house. IGIMS Superintendent P.K. Sinha told the media that there was nothing wrong in deputation of a team of doctors at the residence of Heath Minister Tej Pratap, who is also Chairman of the IGIMS, an autonomous body. “Tej Pratap as the Health Minister has the prerogative to call for doctors and ask for deployment of a team of doctors,” he said. Sinha said as the Chairman, Tej Pratap was entitled to the privilege, and that even ministers were entitled to certain prerogatives. Leader of Opposition Prem Kumar said at a time when common

people have been running from pillar to post for treatment at government hospitals across the state, an entire team of doctors was deployed at the Health Minister’s residence. “It has exposed the clout of Lalu and his family (in the government).” Another senior BJP leader, Nand Kishore Yadav also criticised Lalu and his family for “misusing the power”. Expelled RJD MP and chief of Jan Adhikar Party Pappu Yadav said: “Doctors ki nahi jallaadonn ki tainati Lalu ke awas par hona chaahiye. Garibon ko doctors milate nahi lekin Lalu ke liye doctors ki team mil jaati hai (Instead of doctors, executioners should be deployed at Lalu’s residence. Poor have no medical facilities, but doctors’ team is available for Lalu”).

Kumaraswamy denied anticipatory bail in mining case

BENGALURU, JUN 13 (AGENCIES): Former Karnataka chief minister and state JD(S) president HD Kumaraswamy was on Tuesday denied anticipatory bail by a special court here in an illegal mining case. L o k ay u k t a C o u r t judge Gopal rejected the prayer of Kumaraswamy, who has been summoned by the Lokayukta’s special

investigation team in connection with the case. Kumaraswamy, the son of former prime minister HD Deve Gowda, is accused of putting immense pressure on the then Commissioner of Mines, Gangaram Baderiya, to clear a file in favour of Janthakal mining firm in 2007, when he was the chief minister. Baderiya, now the

principal secretary (revenue), was arrested by the SIT on May 15 for allegedly allowing the firm to illegally lift one million tonnes of mined ore in Chitradurga based on forged documents. The SIT has summoned Kumaraswamy, following the arrest of Baderiya. Meanwhile, speaking to reporters, Kumaras-

wamy said he had no role in the case and would come out clean. “I do not have any role in this case... My legal team will bail me out... I will prove myself innocent,” the state chief of the Janata Dal (Secular) said. Earlier, Kumaraswamy had accused the Congress government of targeting him ahead of the 2018 Assembly polls.

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BHUBANESWAR, Jun 13 (AGENCIES): Even as fugitive loan-defaulter Vijay Mallya appeared in a London court on Tuesday for an extradition hearing, minister of state for external affairs VK Singh here on Tuesday said his extradition will depend on the UK laws. “We will bring him back as soon as the UK law permits it. Extradition is not as simple as we think. There can’t be a timeframe,” VK Singh told reporters here. The minister said the Enforcement Directorate has already submitted documents to the authorities in UK for extradition of the business tycoon wanted in India for defaulting on Rs 9,000 crore loan. VK Singh was in Odisha on a two-day visit to take part in series of events to mark three years of the Narendra Modi government. On Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit’s remarks likening Army chief General Bipin Rawat with Sadak ka goonda (goon on the street), which has already been disapproved by Congress vicepresident Rahul Gandhi, Singh said the Congress party should tender an unconditional apology. “Such unsavoury remark against the Army chief is unacceptable. The Congress must apologize,” said Singh, a former chief of the Indian Army. The minister said passport seva kendras will open in all the 800 main post offices in the country. In the first phase, 150 main post

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Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat, along with civil and police administration, paying last respects to Jeet Bahadur Thapa, killed in an encounter with terrorists in Nowshera sector in J&K, in Dehradun on Tuesday. (PTI)

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, june 14, 2017

PCM organises fresher’s day Kuki Inpi Manipur clarifies AR organise programmes across Nagaland

cellence in education and to sacrifice for the upliftment of the society with dignity and honour. Imkongwati also acknowledged the faculty and the authority for remaining steadfast and committed in their effort in moulding and nurturing the students. Later, Sentitula and Lolentemsu were declared Miss and Mr Fresher’s People’s College 2017 respectively.

ATMAs conduct various programme for farmers

DIMAPUR: Unity College of Teacher Education (UCTE), Dimapur organized parting social for the 1st batch of B. Ed 2 year course on June 9. At the programme, UCTE principal Dr. T. Yolila Sangtam, encouraged the students saying that “life is tough” and that challenging situations has to be tackled with knowledge. She asserted life as the biggest university and the future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. Representing the faculty, Keneivi-ü-Sechü shared that the completion of B. Ed course was not a culmination of training to be a teacher and further encouraged them to give their best to build a better society. Orenthung Ovung, the administrator exhorted the students to value the profession that they had chosen and added if they could change the life of even one student, it would be a reward in itself and make difference in their profession. Eshah Konyak, thanked the seniors for being their inspiration during their short stay together and wished them luck in their future endeavours. Few students speaking on behalf of the outgoing batch expressed gratitude to the UCTE administration, faculty and their juniors for their personality and enhancing their competency to become effective and affective teacher. Earlier, the programme was chaired by Abetoli Kiba.

DIMAPUR: Agriculture Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Ongpangkong South block conducted a demonstration on Oyster Mushroom Cultivation on June 12, at District Horticulture Office, Mokokchung with Assistant Horticulture Officer (AHO) Imchalemla as resource person. Resource person in her speech gave the farmers hands on live demonstration on the package and practices of mushroom cultivation and also briefed them on the precautions and measures

to be taken in mushroom cultivation. She further encouraged the farmers to take up such activity which can help them to boost their economy. Altogether 5 farmers with two ATMA functionaries attended the programme. Mushroom spawns and polybags were also distributed to all the participants. ATMA PHEK: ATMA Phek block conducted training cum demonstration on June 7 at Chosaba village with BTM, Melhitso and ATM Vepoto as resource

persons. In the training programme, resource person imparted the farmers on a methodology aimed at increasing the yield of rice produced under System of Rice Intensification (SRI), timely vaccinations and proper treatment with antibiotics and supplements under poultry rearing and its management and hands-on demonstration on the preparation of dish wash gel. Tetracycline powder for poultry and dishwash kits were later distributed

CHILDLINE Dmu informs on girl child

Putuli alias June

DIMAPUR: CHILDLINE Dimapur has informed that a girl child namely Putuli alias June, aged 12 was found in West Bengal on April 22, 2016 by GRP Radhikapur. In a press statement, CHILDLINE Dimapur

said as per the information received from Uttar Dinajpur CHILDLINE and during telephonic conversation with the child it was learnt that the child is from Dimapur and resides near Dimapur airport. The girl child is cur-

rently in a shelter home in West Bengal and needed to be restored back to her family. The child stated she was brought to Dimapur when she was very young, so she could not remember much about her parents. She was staying with a Naga family, who has three children. Meanwhile, CHILDLINE Dimapur has appealled to all concerned individuals, families or relative to get in touch at the following given numbers for information regarding the child. CHILDLINE Dimapur: 1098 (Toll free) 03862-224151 /9615297709/9856503877; CWC Dimapur: 9436260005/9402832493

DIMAPUR: Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) has been organising various programmes and assisting the villagers and public in various capacities across Nagaland. 5 AR: 5 Assam Rifles (AR) ‘F’ Rifles Chare Town conducted free medical camp for the students and staffs of Government Primary School Chare on June 5, at the School premises. A team of a doctor, security guards was led by the Major. Altogether about 40 students were examined and treated and given free medicines. Meanwhile, the team also conducted drawing conducted Drawing & Art competition for the students and the winners were awarded prizes. The in charge and teaching staff of

OFFICE OF THE KILO OLD STUDENTS’ UNION B.P.O Satakha, Dist. Zunheboto : Nagaland Motto : Let it Stand (Stet)

FELICITATION

The Aichisaghemi Students' Union (ASU) with immense pride would like to extend warm wishes and congratulate Mr. Anuto V. Yeptho, S/o Visheto Yeptho of Hollotoli School, Dimapur for securing CGPA 10 and bringing laurels to the village. The Union further congratulates all the successful candidates in the recent HSLC, HSSLC and Graduating students and wishes them success in their future endeavours. Kitoi Aye President, ASU

Viketo Nurumi Gen. Secy., ASU

In an emergency meeting of the Division and the 10 A/C’s held on the 12 of June 2017, the following resolutions were adopted: 1.

Omega Yeptho President, GS Road Business Owner Association (On behalf of the residents and house owners) GS Road, Dimapur

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OFFICE OF THE

ANGAMI STUDENTS’ UNION, KOHIMA COLLEGE, KOHIMA, NAGALAND

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The ASUKCK take this opportunity to extend its solidarity and heartfelt gratitude to all its well wishers who had solemnly stood by the ‘Union’ physical, spiritually and financially. Our special thanks goes to this particular individuals: Dr. Watijunshi Jamir, Principal K.C.K Kethosituo Sekhose Thenukhrienuo Tsiekha, Vice Principal KCK Ruokuosatuo Yhome Lecturers KCK; Pelezotuo Mezhür Administrative staff KCK Kovi Meyase Kohima College Students’ Council Keneiwelie Shüya Angami Students’ Union Apex (body) Zhabu Rutsa Shri. Khriehu Liezietsu Khrieo Kiewhuo Dr. Neiphrezo Keditsu Dievi Yano Dr. Kezevituo Keditsu K.D. Vizo L. Abeio Kire Ketholelie Terhüja Kevisa Kense Vimeyiekho Vitso The ‘Union’ deeply regret for the inability to mentioned all name in particular, however, the ‘Union’ sincerely thank all individuals/group who have help the union over the year. Keviu Uya. Sd/Sd/Keneitsituo Kense Rokosielie Nakhro President General Secretary ASUKCK ASUKCK

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The NPF Mokokchung Division reiterate staunch support to the leadership of Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, the President & Chief Minister Nagaland. The Division further appreciated the wisdom of the Hon’ble Chief Minister for resolving burning issues as desired by the citizens of Nagaland.

The Division welcome the assignment of Shri. Imkong L. Imchen, Hon’ble Minister I/C of Mokokchung Division and Shri. Yanger Jamir, General Secretary (Central) COB in-charge of the Division. The Division look forward to work under their supervision. The Division & the 10 A/C’s resolve to work ceaselessly for the success of the present sitting MLA’s in the coming general elections under the dynamic leadership of Mr Moasangba Jamir, President, NPF Mokokchung Division. Among the many agendas, the following were also discussed.

The Division President in his speech requested all Presidents of the A/C’s to closely mentor the activities of the Unit offices and meet as frequently as possible. The A/C’s were also asked to keep in constant touch with their respective sitting MLAs for better coordination and good of the party. In preparation for the Bye election to the 10 Northern Angami-I A/C, the President requested all rank and file of the Division to campaign for the Party President among the community members residing in this particular constituency so as to contribute to the winning margin. Sd/(MOASANGBA JAMIR) PRESIDENT

OFFICE OF THE

KEZO-TOWN STUDENTS' UNION

(TANGIT IMSONG) GENERAL SECRETARY, ADM

The KZTSU, with immense pride and honour, extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. KEYOLEZO, S/o Mr. THINUSA & Mrs. VAKRALE for bringing joy and laurels to the union and village by securing Top 1 of Business Administration Dept. with CGPA 6.74 in the recently declared result of under Graduate Examination 2017, Nagaland University. May God bless him in future endeavour. (Kenongol Tase) Mhasivonuo President, KZTSU General Secy. KZTSU

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LONGLA BAPTIST CHURCH WOKHA – 797111 : NAGALAND

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With immense pride and honour, we the Deacon’s Board of Longla Baptist Church and Church believer’s would like to congratulate Mrs. J. Lily Kikon, wife of Shri. Janbemo Kikon promoted to Assistant Public Relation Ofﬁcer (APRO) Bhandari Town, Nagaland. The Deacon’s Board of Longla Baptist Church (LBC) wishes her blessing and luck in her future endeavours. (N. Wopemo Kikon) Pastor, LBC

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Region at Bhandari on June 10. Altogether 23 GBs of neighbouring villages of Doyang region participated in the interaction. Important issues pertaining to development, education and skill development were discussed during the interaction. 36 AR: 22 students from Peren, coached by 36 Assam Rifles (AR), has successfully cleared the entrance exam conducted by the North Eastern Council which offered 100 vacancies for free education, boarding, messing and clothing for the children of BPL society, especially inhabitants of border areas, AR informed. All the children got admission in Assam Rifles Public School, Dimapur Nagaland as of June 9, AR added.

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The Kilo Old Students’ Union with pride and honour extents our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Lino Assumi, D/o Mr. Vikugha Assumi for securing top 6th position in Education Department from St. Joseph College Jakhama, under Nagaland University. May our Almighty God bless you and grant success in all your future endeavours. President Gen. Secy. NIKIHO SHOHE KHEKUGHA SWU

MOKOKCHUNG DIVISION

We the residents and house owners of GS Road would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Shri. Badal Ch Bhadra, Executive Engineer (Works), DMC and Shri. Revo Anar, Sanitation Inspector, DMC for clearing the drainage which has been clogged and blocked for decades on 11.06.2017 inspite of it being a Sunday, along with their ﬁeld staff.

the school expressed heartfelt gratitude to the team for their kind gesture. 32 AR: 32 Assam Rifles organised a drawing cum poster making competition on June 12, at Government Middle School, Zeliangrong colony, Dimapur under the theme “Drug Free Nagaland”. The aim behind the event was to spread awareness about ill effects of drug abuse. Altogether, 25 students of various age groups showcased their creative and imaginative skills in depicting ill effects of drug abuse. The event was followed by prize distribution and refreshment for the participants. 28 AR: Troops of 28 Assam Rifles organised an Interaction with the village GBs of Doyang

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to the farmers. Altogether 25 farmers attended the programme. AT M A LO N G LENG: ATMA Longleng organized one day training and demonstration on the topics, “Soil health management and soil testing” and “Importance of weed management” on June 8, at Yongyah village, Tamlu block, Longleng Resource persons of the programme were ATM Bendangkumzuk and BTM Moasunep. Altogether 12 farmers attended the training.

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5 Assam Rifles along with students and staff of Government Primary School Chare.

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MOKOKCHUNG, JUN 13 (NPN): People’s College, Mokokchung organised 33rd fresher’s day on Tuesday with great excitement and enthusiasm from both the freshmen and the old students. The programme was also an auspicious occasion for the authority as well as the faculty to absorb the dy-

namic and enthusiastic new faces to the college. The programme had a facelift with the presence and ever encouraging words from the president of Ao Kaketshir Mungdang, Imkongwati Longkumer and esteem colleagues. He highlighted on the motto of the college, “To Strive to Seek to Find and not to Yield” and inspired the students to strive for ex-

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organisation called ‘Kuki Tribal Union” and even if such an organisation exists, KIM said it does not have the mandate of the Kukis. It said KNF (N) has clarified on the abduction and subsequent death of late Khailun and on learning abduction, KIM said it appealed to the abductors not to harm him in any manner. KIM said the insinuation of the KTU that the KNF(N) sought the directives of the KIM to decide the fate of late Khailun Haokip was “totally baseless, completely unfounded, fabricated, and nothing but an imagination of the deprived and desperate minds”. Further, KIM maintained that issuing of such unfounded statement with the malafide intention of driving a wedge and inciting communal tension was totally uncalled for and that nobody should be misled by such irrational statements.

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Principal with the AKM (Ao Kaketshir Mungdang) office bearers and the freshers. Mr and Miss Freshers People’s College 2017.

DIAMPUR: Reacting to allegations by Kuki Tribal Union that late Khailun Haokip was put to death on the directives of Kuki Inpi Manipur (KIM) as published in state dailies and circulated in social media KIM said it has taken a strong exception against such blatant and fallacious statements which sought to cast aspersions on the dignity of Kuki Inpi Manipur. A press statement by KIM information and publicity department stated that the preposterous allegation was nothing but a grotesque parody of the truth, which was issued with the sole intention of whipping up tension between communities by a “rag-tag group of individuals / misguided elements who do not have the mandate of the people they supposedly claim to represent”. KIM has clarified that it has no knowledge of an

CANDLE LIGHT SERVICE In memory of

LT. S.S. KHAPLANG, Chairman NSCN (K)

Organised by : Venue : Date : Time :

Naga Students’ Federation Old MLA Hostel Junction, Kohima 14-06-2017 6:00 PM

Chairperson : Eno. Kesosul Christopher Ltu Asst. General Secretary, NSF 1. Invocation

: Eno. H. Moba Konyak, Pastor Konyak Baptist Church, Kohima

2. Solidarity Message : 1. President, NSF 2. Naga Hoho 3. NMA 4. NPMHR

Lighting of Memorial Candle 3. You are my hero

: Eli. Yangermongla I. Pongen Nagaland University

4. Benediction

: Rev. Fr. Dr. Peter Salew Parish Priest, Christ King Church, Kohima

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ZWUD organises gospel fellowship programme

DIMAPUR: Zapami Welfare Union Dimapur (ZWUD) organized a gospel fellowship programme on June 10 at CBC, Diphupar. In the fellowship, message of God was shared by Tshopeu Khutsoh, who spoke on Christian fellowship and the responsibility of each Christian in a community. The programme was chaired by Zechepe Kreo while S.K Kenye exhorted the gathering.

BMS Dimapur organises first conference DIMAPUR:Bhojpuri Masihi Samaj Dimapur (Bhojpuri Christian Union Dimapur) held its first conference on June 11 at Police Baptist Church Dimapur. The programme sponsored by the Police Baptist Church Dimapur was held with PBCD Pastor, Rev. Rakhu Livi; evangelist NBCA, Pastor Rocky Das and & Pastor John Ansari from NEHBI as speakers.

Condolence messages

Participants of ICAR- NRC on Mithun, Nagaland awareness programme for scientific rearing of Mithun at Yangkhullen village.

DIMAPUR: ICAR- NRC on Mithun, Nagaland conducted awareness programme for scientific rearing of Mithun at Yangkhullen village on June 8. During the programme, director, ICARN RC o n M i t h u n , D r Abhijit Mitra shared the importance of adopting scientific Mithun rearing and appraised the diversified used of mithun as source of milk, draught and leather products besides meat.

Under Tribal Sub Plan inputs including barbed wire, CGI sheet, Gum boot, rain coats and veterinary medicines were distributed to the farmers. Scientist (LPM), Dr Sapunii Stephen Hanah, ACTO, Dr Kezhavituo Vupru, ACTO, Dr Kobu Khate and Dr Lozhohol Rhetso participated in the programme. In order to address the ownership disputes among the mithun farmers, the farmers were demonstrated with the

technology of animal identification and the animals were vaccinated against FMD, BQ and HS. It may be noted that Yangkhullen village is one of the remotest villages in Manipur state located 87 km away from its district headquarter Senapati. The village has more than 300 mithuns reared under free range forest ecosystem. Apart from paddy cultivation, mithun husbandry is one of the major sources livelihood.

ACID observes world day against child labour

One of the speakers addresses the gathering.

DIMAPUR: Assisi Centre for Integrated Development (ACID), with the support of National Domestic Workers’ movement – Nagaland Region on June 12 observed “world day against child labour” at Assisi Hall under the theme, “in conflict and disasters, protect children from child labour”. C h i e f g u e s t , Rev. Sr.Mary Dukru the councilor for the Provincial Superior of North East Province and also the Superior of the Assisi Campus, spoke on the beauty of childhood

and the beauty of our creation. He said, “Our children are not aware of their rights it is our duty to make them aware. Children are meant to learn not to earn. We must tackle child labour through integrated approach where we all come together and fight against it, which is the worst form of social evil towards our children.” Guest of honour, Rev. Fr. John Poji, the administer NEISSR also spoke in the programme. Assistant labour com-

missioner Dimapur, W. TamwangKonyak informed that children who were brought from the village in the name of education but ended up doing the household work and expressed the need to focus on the area from where children were brought down to Dimapur. Sr. Pramila, in her welcome address, expressed that a beautiful childhood is essential to create a more creative and beautiful world. Their journey in the life cycle of a child survival, child development, child participation and protection was highlighted by Sunita Thobah which was also acted out by both NDWMChild Right movement Children and National Child Labour Project children. During the programme children of National Child Labour Project, NDWMChild Right Movement and ACID tailoring students performed some items which were witnessed by 300 participants.

DIMAPUR: NSCN (I-M) has expressed sadness on the untimely demise of Chingmak Chang, a Razou Peyu of Chang region on June 12. In a condolence note, secretary to GPRN M. Daniel Lotha described late Chingmak as a man of “dignity” who had motivated the younger generation. His death has created a great vacuum for all times to come, the secretary said. Further, NSCN/GPRN conveyed condolences to the bereaved family members and prayed that Almighty God to grant eternal peace to the departed soul. CNC NSCN (I-M): Council of Nagalim Churches (CNC) has mourned at the demise of late Lungrei Ramsan, who passed away at the age of

100 years, father of, NSCN steering executive committee and former chief of the Naga Army general Hansi Ramsan. CNC further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. MVSU: Moya Village Students Union (MVSU) has mourned at the demise of late C. Supe, Head GB New Showuba (Loyir village) who passed away on June 8, at Loyir village. In a condolence message, MVSU termed that late Supe death has created a vacuum which will be difficult to fill in. Union further conveyed condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

WTNRU launched at Wokha town DIMAPUR: With a view to foster unity and understanding among the people of Nyiro Range, Wokha Town Nyiro Range Union (WTNRU) was formally launched on June 10, at Wokha town. W T N RU wa s t h e initiative of Yankhosao Ezung and Y. Aben Ngullie, seasonal chairman and secretary respectively, and union chairman comprising of six villages of Nyiro Range which has established Unions in Wokha Town. Rev. Sulumo Ezung, Pastor, Wokha Town Baptist Church minister the installation of newly selected office bearers of the union. The new team of office bearers of WTNRO will comprises of R. Phyobemo Odyuo as chairman, R. Nchumbemo Ezung as vice chairman along with six established Unions of Nyiro Range in Wokha Town as executive body, six advisory board members and seven other members. The launching programme was attended by the newly selected office bearers of the union, elders, prominent leaders and the office bearers and executives of all six villages of Nyiro Range which has an established union in Wokha Town.

Rotary Club Dimapur organises seminar on GST

Section of the gathering at Rotary Club seminar on GST.

DIMAPUR: Rotary Club of Dimapur organised a daylong seminar on Goods & Service Tax (GST) on June 10 at Hotel Acacia. Resource person was CA Bikash Agarwal from Guwahati and assisted by advocate Rajesh Agarwalla. According to project chairman, GST seminar,

additional commissioner of taxes, W. Oduyo also addressed the session. Earlier, welcome address was delivered by Rotarian Chandu Agarwal while vote of thanks was said by Rotarian Uttam Singh. More than 150 traders, service providers and accountants attended the seminar.

DIMAPUR: Narcotic cell of excise department under the command of AIE Tiameren seized 270 kgs of ganja and 7920 capsules of spasmoproxyvon from a store house at Railway colony, Dimapur on June 9. In a press release by superintendent of excise (NC), stated that the store house was suspected to be one of the main transit points for traffickers of contraband ganja. According to release, the accused Ranjit Rai (22), S/o Cheto was arrested and booked under relevant sections of NDPS Act 1985 and forwarded to judiciary.

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Dated : 8th June,2017

This is to inform all the interested candidates desiring to pursue undergraduate course in Engineering, Nursing, Paramedical and Agriculture & Allied course in private institution/universities that there will be counselling for admission on 21st and 22nd, June 2017 in the oﬃce of the Directorate of Technical Education Nagaland, Kohima from 11 A.M onwards. Representative from various private technical institution and universities will be participating in the counselling session. Intending candidates are invited to attend the counselling and avail the opportunity of interacting with these Institutions / universities and take spot admission of their choice of studies. DC-1371

(Er. Arjun Singh) Director Issued by: DIPR

CLARIFICATION

Loreni Ngullie

NOTIFICATION No.AS/ESTT/4/2015/Pt

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NAGALAND : KOHIMA

Kesosul Christopher Ltu’s speaking at the programme thanked the almighty God for enabling him to come this far. He also thanked the various organisations in the village, well wishers for their continuous support. He said that the people has chosen a strong NSF team and as such was confident of making positive changes in the state. Kesosul Christopher Ltu’s informed that office of the NSF was always open for positive suggestions. The programme was chaired by KSU president Vingosal Sachü, invocation prayer was pronounce by St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Kidima Krovito George Cathecist and later vote of thanks was delivered by KSU vice president, Kedizaki Temi.

NAGALAND LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY SECRETARIAT KOHIMA

(ER. ARJUN SINGH) Director

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

DIMAPUR: Kidima Students’ Union (KSU) organised a felicitation programme to honour the new NSF President Kesosü l Christopher Ltu on June 11, at Kidima village council hall. Exhorting the gathering, village council chairman, Visüto Yore lauded the former NSF leaders Vipopal Kintso and Ketsodi Ltu for their tireless efforts in working for the Naga nation at the same time paving and guiding the way for present leaders like Kesosül Christopher Ltu to take up the responsibility of leading the Nagas. Speech on behalf of the union was delivered by KSU advisor, Vingozo Kiso. Speech was also delivered by KWO, Zakil Ltu, Tepupal Rote. New NSF president

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ELIGIBILITY :(a) Must be an Indian Citizen (b) Must have passed 10th standard with at least 35% marks. (c) Should not be born after 01-07-2002. Interested candidates may apply for the same through application in plain paper. Last date for submission of application to the ofﬁce of the undersigned along with all the necessary documents is on or before 27th June, 2017. Selection of candidate will be done on the basis of academic mark.

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Police Baptist Church 2nd NAP Alichen conducted Family Seminar on June 10 under the theme “Rediscovering God’s Centred Family” with resource person Rev.Dr.Noklen, Pastor Ungma Baptist Church.

Apropos the news item titled “28 Assam Rifles seizes liquor” which appeared on page 2 of Nagaland Post on June 12, 2017, the undersigned clarify that at no point of time did we say we are residents of Wokha Village. Instead, while giving our statement to the 28 Assam Rifles personnel, we declared that we are temporary residents of Wokha Town which is a fact. Therefore, we apologize for any hurt committed by the error of the Assam Rifles’ press statement. We also clarify that Tsenbemo Ngullie is originally from Tsungiki village and Loreni Ngullie from Niroyo Village.

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Association of Gorkha Baptist Churches Nagaland (AGBCN) conducted finance & accountancy training, mission centre, Singrijan, Dimapur on June 9, at mission centre under the theme, “Let all things be done decently and in order” (1 Cor 14:40). Resource persons of the programme were NMM accountant Suraj Rai and AGBCN executive secretary Santabir Rai.

Excise seizes contraband items in Dmu KSU hold felicitation programme

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION Dt. Kohima, the

Minister for Transport, IT & C and Border Affairs, P. Paiwang Konyak along with DIG Mokokchung Range, SP Mon, SP Charaideo Assam, Deputy Commandant 6th NAP, EAC Tizit after the inauguration of Police out post at Loakkun village, under Tizit subdivision on June 6.

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GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND DIRECTORATE OF EMPLOYMENT, SKILL DEVELOPMENT & ENTREPRENEURSHIP NAGALAND : KOHIMA. NO.DET-2/14/2001(Pt-l)

Dated Kohima, the th June’2017

ADVERTISEMENT The Directorate of Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship in Technical Association with NEITCO, Guwahati is conducting anEntrepreneurship Development Programme for Science & Technology, persons at Kohima under sponsorship of the Department of Science & Technology, Govt. of India, New Delhi through EDII, Ahmadabad with effect from 04-07-17. Male & Female candidates within the age group of 18-40 years with qualiﬁcation of Engineering/ ITI or Diploma of at least 2/3 years in any branch & Science background from recognized Institute may apply. For details and Application Form please contact:- Ofﬁce of the Directorate of Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Nagaland, Kohima on or before 01-07-2017. Mobile No:-9436062368. (MUTHINGNYUBASABGTAM) Director Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Nagaland, Kohima. Issued by: DIPR DC-1369

Dated Kohima, the 13th June 2017

On the basis of the Written Examination mark and Viva Voce, the following candidates are provisionally selected on merit basis for one (1) post each of Assistant Legal Officer, Legal Assistant, Assistant Transport Officer and Sound Assistant. The provisionally selected candidates my treat this as the offer letter and confirm their acceptance within 10 (ten) days from the date of issue of this Office Notification. In case the provisionally selected candidates fail to confirm their acceptance within the stipulated time, the posts shall be offered to the next in the merit. No claim whatsoever will be entertained thereafter. A. Assistant Legal Officer (ALO) 1. Shri. Kuthu Newmai B. Legal Assistant (LA) 1. Smti. Yangerlemla Ao C. Assistant Transport Officer (ATO) 1. Shri. Noto Kechu D. Sound Assistant (SA) 1. Shri. Mathta Y. Konyak The Office reserves the right to cancel the result of any candidate if irregularity is detected in any manner. DC-1370

(N. BENJAMIN NEWMAI) COMMISSIONER & SECRETARY

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Violence in Darjeeling on day two of shutdown

Darjeeling, Jun 13 (IANS): Gorkha Janamukti Morcha (GJM) supporters clashed with police during a protest rally here on Tuesday -- day two of the indefinite shutdown called by the party in the northern West Bengal hills pressing for a separate state of Gorkhaland. The GJM also convened an all-party meeting where six parties, including the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), participated and lent unanimous support to the demand for Gorkhaland while condemning the “police action” on GJM activists on June 8. The slogan-shouting protestors turned violent when they were stopped at Chowk Bazar, and pelted bricks at the security forces, prompting police to resort to baton charge to disperse the crowd. Dividing themselves into small units, the Morcha activists used narrow lanes and bylanes of Darjeeling to take out the rally in order to bypass the tight security on main roads. Senior police officers, including newly-appointed Superintendent of Police Akhilesh Chaturvedi, were seen patrolling the streets, alongside the army, counter-insurgency force and the Central Reserve Police

Security personnel stand guard during a protest by Gorkha Janmukti Morcha in Darjeeling Hills on Tuesday over West Bengal government’s decision to teach Bengali in all schools. (PTI)

Force (CRPF) personnel. “The activists became violent and indulged in stone pelting our forces near Chowk Bazar. But the mob has been dispersed. We have to check if any of the officers got injured,” Chaturvedi said. A group of tourists from Mumbai faced the ire of the shutdown supporters, who stopped their vehicle and asked them to return. Roads were deserted and schools and colleges -- despite being outside the

purview of the shutdown -remained shut. Private cars did not hit the roads, while a section of shops did not roll up their shutters. Additional Director General of Police (North Bengal) N. Ramesh Babu said the situation was under control in Darjeeling and Kurseong districts. Six more companies of central forces are being rushed to the hills to prevent any untoward incidents. Meanwhile, police on

Telephone subscribers grew by 0.36% in April: TRAI

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) office in New Delhi.

New Delhi, Jun 13 (IANS): The number of telephone subscribers in India increased from 1,194.58 million at the end of March 2017 to 1,198.89 million at the end of April 2017, thereby showing a monthly growth rate of 0.36 per cent, data released by the sector regulator showed here on Tuesday. The urban subscription increased from 692.97

million at the end of March 2017 to 695.99 million at the end of April 2017, and the rural subscription increased from 501.61 million to 502.90 million during the same period, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) said. The overall tele-density in India increased from 92.98 at the end of March to 93.23 at the end of April.

The urban tele-density increased from 171.80 to 172.28 during the same period. The rural tele-density also increased from 56.91 at the end of March to 57.02 at the end of April. D a t a s h ow e d t o tal wireless subscribers (GSM, CDMA and LTE) increased from 1,170.18 million at the end of March to 1,174.60 million at the end of April, registering a monthly growth rate of 0.38 per cent. Wireline subscribers declined from 24.40 million at the end of March to 24.30 million at the end of April. Net decline in the wireline subscriber base was 0.10 million with a monthly decline rate of 0.42 per cent.

Regd. 492 Dt. 12/06/17 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. YAPANG KONYAK, also known as PENLEM KONYAK, S/o Lt. Alang Konyak of Chingphoi Village H.N 16. Dist. Mon, Nagaland do hereby solemnly declare and affirm and state as under 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That in all my Academic official documents my name has been recorded as YAPANG KONYAK. 3. That from now onwards I will be using my name as YAPANG KONYAK instead of PENLEM KONYAK. 4. That my name was inadvertently entered as PINLEM KONYAK in some of my official documents. Whereas, my correct name is PENLEM KONYAK. 5. That PINLEM KONYAK , PENLEM KONYAK and YAPANG KONYAK are one and the same person. 6. That henceforth, my name YAPANG KONYAK will be used for all official and legal purposes. That the statement made in Para 1 to 6 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing false has been concealed therein. Solemnly affirmed and declares before the court on this day, the………… (YAPANG KONYAK) K-1948 DEPONENT

Monday night arrested the GJM-run hill development body Gorkhaland Territorial Administration member Satish Pokhrial in connection with the violence in the area since last Thursday. A massive force was posted outside the GJM party office in Darjeeling’s Singmari. The all-party meeting at Gymkhana Club was boycotted by major state parties, like the ruling Trinamool Congress, CPI-M and the Congress.

Farmers in Jharkhand to get loans at 1% interest Ranchi, Jun 13 (IANS): The Jharkhand cabinet on Tuesday gave its approval to provide farmers of the state loans at the rate of 1 per cent. “Jharkhand cabinet has given its approval to provide loan at rate of one per cent to farmers taken under Kisan Credit Card and this will be applicable if the loan is paid back in one year,” Jharkhand Cabinet Secretary S.S. Meena told reporters. At present, farmers in the state get loans at the rate of four per cent. The state cabinet has made a provision of Rs 40 crore for this and the government will bear three per cent loan interest. The decision has been taken after one farmer allegedly committed suicide due to burden of loans.

Dtd. : 18/04/17 AFFIDAVIT (DECLARATION) I, Shommaan Beaham, S/o Khoalem Beaham permanent residence of Nokyan Village, PO/PS Tizit District Mon in the State of Nagaland, presently residing at Tizit do hereby solemnly declared and affirmed as under. 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a native of (Konyak) Naga tribe. 2. That my name is Shommaan Beaham, S/o Khoalem Beaham. 3. That my name was erroneously/mistakenly entered as K Shommaan Beaham, S/o Khealyem Beaham in my Aadhaar Card and other valid documents. 4. Henceforth I would like to declare that the name Shommaan Beaham & K Shommaan Beaham is same and one person. 5. That let this affidavit be handed over to the appropriate authority concern for necessary clarification and acceptance thereof. That the statements made in the above mentioned paragraph 1 to 5 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. DEPONENT Solemnly declared and affirmed before me by the deponent on this 18th April 2017 Mon. Magistrate First Class Mon, Nagaland DP-6113 Regd. No. 376/17

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Besides, hill-based outfits Jan Andolan and Akhil Bharatiya Gorkha League also stayed away. Apart from the GJM and the BJP, the Gorkha National Liberation Front, Communist Party of Revolutionary Marxists, Gorkha Rashtriya Nirman Manch and the Bharatiya Gorkha Parisangh took part in the deliberations. “All the parties are unanimous on creation of Gorkhaland state. The next meeting will be held on June 20 when there will be further discussions on the future course of action in a united way,” GJM General Secretary Roshan Giri told the media here. The parties also demanded written clarification from the state government on the language issue in Darjeeling hills, Dooars (foothills of the Himalayas) and Terai (the plains close to the hills). The West Bengal hills have been on the boil for nearly a week after the GJM launched an agitation against what it called the state government’s “attempt” to impose Bengali on the Nepali-speaking people of the region, even though Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has made it clear that there are no such plans for the hills.

Govt open to CBI probe in Jishnu case

Student activists protesting the death of Jishnu Pranoy in Kochi.

KOZHIKODE, JUN 13 (AGENCIES): Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Tuesday said the government was open to a CBI probe into the mysterious death of first year B.Tech student Jishnu Pranoy. J i s h nu wa s f o u n d hanging in a hostel of the Nehru College of Engineering and Research Centre at Pambady in Thrissur in January. Jishnu’s father K.P. Ashokan had met him and that “he had demanded that the case be handed over to the CBI,” Vijayan told journalists in Kozhikode.

Suicide by farmer in Chouhan’s home district

MIP...antidumping duties, what we have in place is a policy for providing preference to domestically manufactured iron and steel products,” he said. On May 3, the government approved the National Steel Policy that aims to achieve steel making capacity of 300 million tonnes by 2030 with an additional investment of Rs 10 lakh crore. The Cabinet has also approved a policy for use of domestic steel products in government organisations. Abbasi said that the budget for infrastructure has also gone up this year. Huge investments will be made in oil & gas, slurry pipelines, ports shipping,

SEHORE (MP), JUN 13 (AGENCIES): A debt-ridden farmer in Sehore — the home district of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan — allegedly committed suicide by consuming a poisonous substance on Monday. A case was registered at the Rehti Police Station, police said on Tuesday. The reason behind the alleged suicide of 55-yearold Dulchand Keer is still not clear, said District Collector Sudam Khade. Rehti police station in charge Pankaj Geete too said, “The cause behind the farmer’s death is a matter of investigation but he was having a debt of Rs. 6 lakh on him.” Keer’s son Sher Singh claimed that his father ended his life due to mounting debts.

New Delhi, Jun 13 (AGENCIES): With the call for protectionism growing across the globe, domestic markets need to be protected against unfair trade practices, a senior steel ministry official has said on Tuesday. “When the big and established economies are protecting their industries, we need to be clear that our domestic markets are also required to be protected against unfair trade practices,” said Syedain Abbasi, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Steel. The steel ministry he said has gone the extra mile to protect the domestic players from cheap imports. “Steel industry is very clear about it which is why after the issue of Regd. No. 561/17

DECLARATION

Date : 13/06/17

I, Shri. Yimyapangba, aged about 65 years, S/o Lt. Imnapokyim, resident of Molungkimong Village, Mokokchung and presently residing at Sungkomen Ward Mokokchung, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm an oath and declare as under :1. That I am citizen of India. 2. That my wife namely Smti. Odongjungla left me and my children in 2006 and she alone settled in Dimapur for the last 11 years without any contact and therefore became divorce. 3. That after leaving the family she became indebted huge amount to many individuals wherein I am not the signatory as guarantor or surety to any of the documents. 4. That after 11 years of separation when I came down to Dimapur to met my children who are married andleaving separately. I was traped and under duress signed in some documents, however I am not responsible for any liability of my divorced wife as leaving separately since 2006. 5. That the purpose of swearing this declaration is to declare that we are divorced and leaving separately for last 11 years, and declare that I am not liable to any of the documents which I have signed under duress to save my life before the competent authority. That the statements made in paragraph 1 to 5 are all true to the best of my knowledge and no materials are concealed therein. Declarant Solemnly sworn and declared before me on this 13th day of June 2017. Witnesses : 1. Shri. Edilemba, S/o Imtitoshi, R/o Duncan Bosti, Dimapur 2. Shri. Nungsangoba, S/o Imyapangba, R/o Dimapur NOTARY PUBLIC DP-6130

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HEADQUARTERS 137 WORKS ENGINEERS, C/O 99 APO HQ 137, Works Engineers, C/O 99 APO on behalf of president of India invites online item rate/percentage rate/Lump bids on Single Stage two cover bid system for the following work:1. Name of work : SPECIAL REPAIR/REPLACEMENT OF PUMPING SET OF VARIOUS CAPACITY AGAINST BER AT ZAKHAMA MILITARY STATION. 2. Estimated cost : Rs. 13.98 Lakhs (Rupees thirteen lakhs ninety eight thousand only) 3. Period of completion : 06 (Six) months 4. Tender ID : 2017_MES_121566_1 5. Fil No. : 8158/E8 Tele/Fax: 03862-249225 Email: cwedimapur@gmail.com & dima1373-mes@nic.in DC-1351

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER : ZUNHEBOTO

NO.JUD.21/2017-18/209

Dt. Zbto the 08/06/2017

Notice Calling Objection for the issue of Succession Certificate Smti. Hezheli of Nihoshe, District Zunheboto has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/ Guardianship Certificate declaring that her husband Lt. Tokiho Sema, has expired on 28/03/2017. It is hereby notified that if no objection to issue this Certificate is received from anyone within a period of 30 (Thirty) days w.e.f the date of publication in press, the Certificate shall be issued, and no further complaint will be entertained for issued of the same. Tridibesh Roy, IAS Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto : Nagaland

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airports etc. However, these are also the areas affected by unfair foreign competition. For the protection of domestic players, the government has imposed antidumping duties on certain steel products so cheap items cannot enter the country, he said. “Steel industr y is poised...the only country which is showing growth in terms of market growth is India. Two years back we were fourth largest steel producer, now we have become second largest, overtaking Japan,” the official said. Indian steel sector is growing at a rate of 6-7 % per annum in terms of production.

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HEADQUARTERS 137 WORKS ENGINEERS, C/O 99 APO HQ 137, Works Engineers, C/O 99 APO on behalf of president of India invites online item rate/percentage rate/Lump bids on Single Stage two cover bid system for the following work:1. Name of work : Spl Repair/Replacement of E/M surveyed office appliances at CIJW School, Vairengte. 2. Estimated cost : Rs. 10.09 Lakhs (Rupees ten lakhs nine thousand only) 3. Period of completion : 06 (Six) months 4. Tender ID : 2017_MES_121550_1 5. Fil No. : 8152/E8

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suicide, criminal conspiracy, forgery for the purpose of cheating and causing hurt. However, Jishnu’s family had demanded that the police slap murder charges against the accused. Incidentally, the Supreme Court had rejected the government plea to cancel the anticipatory bail granted to Das. Sakthivel was arrested at a farm house near Coimbatore by the Kerala police in April. On the bomb attack on the CPI M) district headquarters early on Friday, Vijayan said the motive for the act was to kill party’s district secretary P. Mohanan.

Domestic markets need to be protected: Abbasi

HEADQUARTERS 137 WORKS ENGINEERS, C/O 99 APO HQ 137, Works Engineers, C/O 99 APO on behalf of president of India invites online item rate/percentage rate/Lump bids on Single Stage two cover bid system for the following work:1. Name of work : SPL REPAIR TO ROAD AT DACCA COLONY OFFICERS QTRS AT MASIMPUR MIL STN. 2. Estimated cost : Rs. 9.70 Lakhs (Rupees nine lakhs seventy thousand only) 3. Period of completion : 06 (Six) months 4. Tender ID : 2017_MES_121545_1 5. Fil No. : 8151/E8 DC-1349

Vijayan said the government had no objection to the CBI taking over the case, and that this was informed to Ashokan and to the State police chief. Ashokan had given a memorandum to police chief T.P. Senkumar, seeking a CBI probe into Jishnu’s death. A special police team that probed the death had arraigned Nehru College of Education and Charitable Trust chairman and managing trustee P. Krishna Das and four others, including Vice Principal of the college N. K. Sakthivel as accused in the case. They have been charged with abetment of

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HEADQUARTERS 137 WORKS ENGINEERS, C/O 99 APO HQ 137, Works Engineers, C/O 99 APO on behalf of president of India invites online item rate/ percentage rate/Lump bids on Single Stage two cover bid system for the following work:1. Name of work : MANNING, OPERATION AND MAINT OF 33/11 KV MAIN RECEIVING STATION WITH TRANSFORMERS, SF-6 CIRCUIT BREAKERS, 11 KV OCBs AND OTHER EQUIPMENTS INSTALLED AT 33 KV AT MIL STN AGARTALA. 2. Estimated cost : Rs. 9.00 Lakhs (Rupees nine lakhs only) 3. Period of completion : 11 (Eleven) months 4. Tender ID : 2017_MES_121751_1 5. Fil No. : 8164/E8 Tele/Fax: 03862-249225 Email: cwedimapur@gmail.com & dima1373-mes@nic.in DC-1355

Dt. Dimapur the 12th June' 2017

Notice is hereby given that Shri. Bimal Kachari, a resident of Bamunpukhuri-I (A.K) Village, Dimapur has reported that he has lost his Jamabandi/Patta bearing Patta No. 92, Dag No. 109 of Bamunpukhuri-I (A.K) Village which was lost or destroyed and accordingly FIR from the Ofﬁcer-in-Charge, East Police Station, Dimapur bearing G.D.E No. 08/17 dated 26/05/17 is furnished by the applicant. The undersigned hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land and should be submitted to this Court in written within 1 (one) month from the date of issue of this notice. DP-6114

To,

Sd/- (Kesonyu Yhome), IAS Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland

CALLING NOTICE

No : 73460 Const. T. Nzanbemo Ovung S/o : Thungbemo Ovung Village : Pyangsa PO/PS : Sanis District : Wokha, Nagaland Whereas you have been found willfully absent from bonaﬁde Government duty w.e.f. 17/04/2017 and in-spite of 3 (three) calling notices issued to you vide T/O Letter No (1) 7NAP/RO-5/201718/303 dated 11/05/2017 (ii) No. 354 dated 26/05/2017 and No. 417 dated 03/06/2017, but you have failed to report back for duty. You are therefore, directed to report to the ofﬁce of the Commandant 7 NAP Battalion, Bhandari within 7 (seven) days from the date of publication of this notice, failing which you will be declared as deserter and action will be taken against you ex-parte. This may be treated as last Notice. Commandant, 7th NAP Battalion Bhandari : Nagaland DP-6105

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Rain-triggered landslides kill over 100 people in B’desh

Rescuers search amid the mud after a landslide in Bandarban, Bangladesh, June 13, 2017. (AP/PTI)

DHAKA, JUN 13 (PTI): A series of landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rains have killed at least 105 people, including several army officers, in Bangladesh with the majority of the deaths reported from a remote hill district close to the Indian border, officials said today. The worst affected Rangamati hill district alone has witnessed 76 deaths, including four military personnel, who were on duty to remove the rubble to clear a major highway.

According to local media reports, the death toll has touched as high as 105 and could rise further as many people remain buried under tonnes of rubble. Landslides killed 23 people in Rangunia and Chandanaish upazilas of Chittagong, Dhaka Tribune reported. In Bandarban, six people were killed and five others injured in landslides, police officer Rafiq Ullah was quoted as saying by the daily. The reports said

that over 100 people were injured, many of them critically, while searches were underway for more bodies even as many remote areas were difficult to reach due to inclement weather. “Most of the casualties were caused by landslides, but some died of electrocution, drowning and collapse of walls,” said an official at the southeastern port city of Chittagong. A militar y spokesman in Dhaka said an army major and a captain were

among four of their dead personnel who were called out to remove landslide rubble from a highway linking port city of Chittagong with Rangamati. “A fresh landslide at the scene buried the detachment killing the four while one soldier is still missing . . . ten personnel were wounded in the (fresh) landslide,” he said. Many of the victims belong to the ethnic minority or tribal groups in Rangamati and Bandarban who live in makeshift structures along the hills, officials said. The officials said many people were asleep when the landslides hit, causing more casualties, especially among children. “The rescue campaign is underway. We can get a clearer picture of the casualties later,” a spokesman at the Disaster Management Ministry said, adding that the casualty figures could rise as many remain missing. The landslides triggered by the monsoon rains came two weeks after Cyclone Mora hit Bangladesh, leaving eight people dead and damaging hundreds of homes.

Erdogan slams ‘inhumane’ isolation of Qatar I S TA N B U L , J U N 1 3 (AFP): Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan today slammed the economic and political isolation of Qatar as inhumane and contrary to Islamic values after key Gulf states broke off ties with Ankara’s ally. “Taking action to isolate a country in all areas is inhumane and un-Islamic,” Erdogan said in televised comments to his party in Ankara, after Saudi Arabia, UAE and Bahrain broke off relations with Qatar on June 5, accusing it of supporting “terrorism”. In his strongest comments yet on the crisis, Erdogan added that Qatar was a country “on which a death sentenced had in some way been pronounced”. The crisis has put Turkey in a delicate position as Ankara regards Qatar as its chief ally in the Gulf but is also keen to maintain its improving relations with the key regional power Saudi Arabia. Turkey also is eager to maintain workable relations with Iran, Saudi Arabia’s foe with whom Doha’s critics say Qatar maintained excessively close ties. Erdogan added he would hold three-way phone talks on the crisis later Tuesday with French President Emmanuel Macron and Qatar’s emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani.

Panama ditches Taiwan, establishes ties with China BEIJING, JUN 13 (PTI): In a diplomatic coup for China, Panama today cut long-standing diplomatic ties with Taiwan and established relations with Beijing as the cash-rich Communist giant exerted its economic clout to wean away handful of allies of the self-ruled island. Regarded as big blow for Taiwan, China and Panama signed a joint communiqué here formally establishing full-fledged diplomatic relations. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Isabel Saint Malo de Alvarado, Panama’s vice president and foreign minister, staterun Xinhua news agency reported. They signed the joint communiqué in which Panama has recognised One China, meaning that Taiwan is part of the Chinese mainland. Panamanian President Juan Carlos Varela said on Monday that Panama was upgrading its commercial ties with China. “I’m convinced that this is the correct path for our country,” Varela said. Taiwan expressed “anger and regret” over the “very unfriendly” diplomatic turn by Panama that “yielded to economic interests by the Beijing authorities”. It accused Panama of “bullying” Taiwan while

Panama’s Foreign Minister Isabel de Saint Malo (L) and Chinese counterpart Wang Yi raise glasses for a toast after signing a joint communique in Beijing June 13, 2017. (AP/PTI)

“ignoring the many years of friendship” between the two countries, and added it would “not compete with the Beijing authorities for money diplomacy”. Last June Taiwan’s leader Tsai Ing-wen, a strong advocate of Taiwan’s independence from China visited Panama, on her first overseas trip as President. Taiwan’s foreign ministry condemned the move, alleging the island nation had demanded a huge amount of financial support. The move by Panama comes as China began construction of a container port with natural gas facilities in northern province of Colon last week. For long, Panama has maintained that it has commercial ties with China and diplomatic ties with Taiwan. Taiwan, which broke

away from China in 1949, is coming under immense pressure from China’s push with huge funds of Belt and Road Initiative. Panama is the latest country to cut ties with Taiwan. In December last year, the African island nation of Sao Tome and Principe made a similar move. Now only 20 countries have diplomatic relations with Taiwan. Taiwan has left with few allies, mostly small countries. They include Belize, El Salvador, Haiti, Nicaragua, St Kitts and Nevis, St Vincent & the Grenadines, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Paraguay, Honduras and Saint Lucia. In Africa: Burkina Faso and Swaziland, The Holy See, Kiribati, Nauru, the Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, the Marshall Islands and Palau.

French Spiderman climbs German police officer, others injured in subway shooting 29-story hotel without ropes BA RC E LO NA , J U 1 3 (AGENCIES): French urban climber Alain Robert has scaled a 29-story hotel in Barcelona with his bare hands and in just 20 minutes. Footage released Tuesday showed 54-year-old Robert, who is known as the “French Spiderman,” climbing the 114 meters (374 feet) of the Melia Barcelona Sky hotel without a safety harness. Robert claimed to have reached the top of the glass-and-steel skyscraper in 20 minutes on Monday, according to his YouTube channel. He was questioned by

French urban climber, Alain Robert, also known as “French Spiderman”, scales the 120 meters (393 ft) Melia Barcelona Sky Hotel in Barcelona, June 12, 2017.

police on reaching the top, but was released without charge. The free climber has scaled the world’s tallest

Pak urged to quit Saudi-led alliance

with a fist fight aboard a subway train that ran from the airport into the city, Munich police said. The first two officers on the scene confronted one of the men on the platform and everything was going “completely without problems” until the suspect suddenly shoved one of the officers with “massive force,” Munich police chief Hubertus Andrae told reporters. A struggle ensued and the suspect was able to grab the service pistol of one officer. The suspect opened fire, emptying the weapon and shooting the female officer in the head, Andrae said. “They were carrying out a routine operation, the

Policemen arrive at a subway station in Munich, Germany, June 13, 2017. (AP/PTI)

kind that we do hundreds of times a year, and it suddenly turned into a brutal act of violence,” Andrae said. The 26-year-old offi-

cer is believed to have fired her own pistol before she was hit, apparently hitting the suspect in the buttocks. “Who shot first is part of the investigation,” Andrae

said. The female officer was being treated in hospital for serious injuries. After the pistol was empty, the suspect dropped it and fled the scene. He was apprehended by police nearby. Police were questioning about 200 witnesses to the incident to try and piece together exactly what happened, Andrae said. It was also not clear whose shots hit the bystanders, but police believe it to have been those fired by the suspect, Andrae said. Both men were treated in hospital for their wounds, but they weren’t considered life-threatening.

OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL

JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA, YAKUKIE, KOHIMA, NAGALAND RE-TENDER NOTICE

Sealed tenders are invited from the interested bidders for the supply of, TOILET/ DAILY USE ITEMS, WET RATION, LABORTORY ITEMS, FURNITURE, HARDWARE ITEMS, ELECTRICAL ITEMS and WATER of this Vidyalaya for the financial year 2017-18. Tender forms and related information can be had from the Office of JNV Kohima during working Hour by paying Rs. 500/-. The last date of receipt of sealed tenders is on or before 20/06/2017 and will be opened in the presence of Chairman/VMC. Each tender application should be submitted with earnest money of Rs. 5000/- in the form of Demand Draft in favour of Principal, JNV Kohima, payable at Kohima. Sd/PRINCIPAL DC-1361

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ISLAMABAD, JUN 13 (IANS): A leading Pakistani newspaper on Tuesday urged the government to immediately end its involvement in the Saudi-led Islamic Military Alliance (IMA). “There may be many strands to the latest crisis engulfing the Middle East, but there is only one conclusion for Pakistan: this country cannot afford to get embroiled in conflict in the Middle East,” the Dawn said in an editorial. While Pakistan should help defuse tensions among the various state actors in the Middle East, it also needs to withdraw from the IMA, the daily said. “The bizarre and patently false assertion by a section of the Turkish staterun media that the Pakistani Parliament is considering sending thousands of troops to Qatar underlines the risks involved in a conflict in which the media has become a weapon.” The Pakistan Foreign Office has denied the reports. The editorial said Pakistan’s national interest require it to stay neutral in the current crisis in the Gulf that has pitted Qatar against Saudi Arabia and its allies including the UAE and Bahrain. “That ... would require Pakistan to suspend its military participation in the IMA and withdraw retired Gen Raheel Sharif from his command of future IMA forces.

structures, almost always without ropes or harnesses and often without permission. He also gives motivational speeches.

BERLIN, JUN 13 (AGENCIES): A police officer was shot in the head at a Munich subway station Tuesday after a man grabbed a colleague’s service pistol and opened fire, also wounding two bystanders, German authorities said. The officer’s injuries were considered lifethreatening, Munich police spokesman Marcus da Gloria Martins said. The suspect, identified only as a 37-year-old German man born in Bavaria, was apprehended at the Unterfoehring station after being wounded in an exchange of fire with police, da Gloria Martins said. Authorities were called to the station at 8:20 a.m. (0620 GMT) to deal

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International handshake concert to stage at Hanoi Vietnam

(L-R) Neingulie, Theja and Rüguokhrietuo during press conference at Dream cafe Kohima on Tuesday. (NP) president Theja Meru during press conference held at Dream Café Kohima also attended by finance secretary RHMS Neingulie Nakhro and vice president RHMS Rüguokhrietuo Kesiezie. Meru said this handshake concert is being organized as part of the celebrations commemorating the 45th anniversary of the establishment of diplo-

matic relations between India and Vietnam and third international yoga day. He said this year concert, altogether 17 artistes from the region North East and 5 RHMS officials including Rida and the musical folks from Meghalaya, Charaideo Sanskritik Gosthi from Assam and from Nagaland Polars Lights, Vekhriti and Vetahulu would perform in the concert.

One Love Manchester confirmed as the most watched TV event of 2017 so far

riana Grande‘s Manchester benefit concert One Love Manchester has been confirmed as the most watched TV event of the year so far. On May 23, 22 people were killed after terror attacks targeted Ariana Grande’s concert at Manchester Arena. Just over a week later, Grande returned to the stage for the One Love Manchester tribute show at the Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground on June 4. It featured performances from Liam Gallagher, Coldplay, Justin Bieber and many more,

with the concert going on to raise £2 million for the families of victims of the attacks. Now, according to the Manchester Evening News, the show was watched on TV by 11.63 million people (including the live broadcast and repeat viewings), more than any TV programme of the year to date. It also tops the viewing figures of 2016’s most watched show, the final episode of ITV’s Broadchurch, which was watched by 11.61 million. One Love Manchester was also hosted on Grande’s YouTube chan-

Green Day take a trip down memory lane in new video

Music Video ‘Oh Nagami’ by Atto released

r e e n D ay h ave shared a new video for their track ‘RevKaty Perry performs during ‘Katy Perry - Witness World Wide’ exclusive YouTube olution Radio’. Livestream Concert at Ramon C. Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts on The song is lifted from Monday, June 12, 2017, in Los Angeles . ( AP/PTI) the band’s latest album, their 12th LP of the same name. ‘Revolution Radio’ was released in October 2016. month after taking on the JNU Vice Chancellor with a rap that went viral, The group have now varsity student Rahul Rajkhowa is back with another angry number. shared this new video, This time, the subjects of his ire are rape jokes and fake nationalism. which intersperses new live Angered by internet trolls and “some 50-year-olds” who called him a “rape artist” footage with clips of one of after his first video came out, Rajkhowa, in his song, says it is “abysmal” that one can the band’s earliest gigs. crack and laugh at rape jokes in this day and age. In the 3 minute 12 second number, he lists out the recent cases of horrific gangrapes in Gurgaon, Rohtak and Meerut. He also takes a dig at the “intolerant right-wing”, bringing up the rape threats allegedly made online to Kargil martyr’s daughter Gurmerhar Kaur. On the imposition of nationalism, he says, “Just because you keep the Indian flag as your facebook and twitter display picture, does not show any real love for the country. Instead do something for the poor and the hungry.”

JNU rapper Rahul Rajkhowa release new work

music video titled, ‘Oh Nagami’ by Atto was released by Minister for Road and Bridges, Govt. of Nagaland, Vikheho Y. Swu, on June 9, at Ura Hotel, Kohima. The song “Oh Nagami” calls for a unity among Nagas. In this video the young singer laments that despite so many bloodsheds and sacrifices, peace and unity still remains a distant dream. The song

says that the only way forward is to forgive the past-mistake of each other, reconcile and unite among different Naga tribes. For nothing can stop us when we are united. Towards the end of the song, it calls upon the leaders to lead the young and upcoming Naga generation for a better future. The video was recorded at Clef Ensemble Music. It may be mentioned that

Atto, who was also a finalist of the Naga Orpheus hunt 2015, is a young and upcoming singer based in Kohima. He wishes to bring reformation to the Naga society through his music. This song “Oh Nagami” is the third song released by Atto in the recent past, the other two songs ‘Beautiful’ and ‘Hold on’ can be downloaded from indihut.com.

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NAGALAND : KOHIMA

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The Akuluto-VK Area union Kohima take privilege to extend our heartiest congratulations to all the students who have successfully cleared their exam in the recently declared B.A, B.Com. and B.Sc. under Nagaland University. The Union specially congratulates, 1. Ms. Likivi Chophy, D/o. Hokikhe Chophy of Shichimi Village for securing top-1 position in Pol. Science Department. 2. Ms. Yepukali Chophy, D/o. Vihoto Chophy of Shichimi Village for securing top-1 position in English Department. May our Almighty God bless you all and grant success in all your future endeavour. Sd/AYETO SUMI TOSHIKA KINIMI President Gen. Secretary Akuluto-VK, Area Union Kohima, AVKAUK Akuluto-VK, Area Union Kohima, AVKAUK M

A s u t s a h i p a u p e s u Ti c h i p a m i Z a h k h e m i e n o G h u s h i m i Kuposhukulu(TZGK) kihikusumi kumutsu lau pithi ani. Atsala 09/06/2017 lo alakhu mpemiqo Kohima lo Ino, Jehovi Achumi Advisor kilono akukuputsa shino xathalu keu pithive ani. Ampe lo Rs. 1000/- kuqha akeuye 2016 mpelo toi 2017 loghi Rs.1000/- likhi lu aghini keu shi xathalu eno asuqha ye qhakutsu pesu aqo Bank Account lo suve ani ke ghenguno Tichipami Police, NAP eno Army service shi akemi kumutsu pututa kivipu ghenguno ke kighitheno ampelo suqha xathave tsulo eno khiuano kusutsa kile mulano aghi aye, Ino, Jehovi Achumi (M) (7005694107) /Ino. Hokheyi Aye (M)( 8731927203) / Ino. Izheshe Aye (M) (977493587) hipaqo lau kusutsa kile penike pithive tsu ani. Alhouno kumutsu kuxu eno kibolomi susho tsu apenike inikhu kile ani nolo. (HOKHEYI AYE) President

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With abundant gratitude and thanksgiving to Almighty God, we the parents of Dr. Meyajungla Longchar humbly take the immense pride and pleasure in felicitating our daughter on being conferred Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology on the Topic "Women Entrepreneurship" The case of the Aos of Dimapur, Nagaland under the supervision of Dr. Upala Barua, Cotton College, Gauhati University. God bless in all your future endeavours.

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Meanwhile, Green Day sparked rumours that they may be working on new music after they were spotted in the studio. Perth-based producer Charlie Young – who has worked with Macklemore, Lil Jon and The Naked and Famous – posted a number of photos of frontman Billie Joe Armstrong to social media last month. On Instagram, he wrote in a caption: “Recording Green Day.”

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The Luvishe Ghami Kuposhukulu Dimapur would like to take the pride and honour to convey our heartiest congratulations to Ino. Khekugha Sema (Awomi) youngest son of Lt. Ino. Zukishe Awomi and Lt. Inoli. Zhuzuli Awomi of Luvishe Village on your promotion to the post of Joint Chief Electoral Ofﬁcer. The Kuposhukulu are sure that you will keep on ascending in your career. The Kuposhukulu also have the pride and honour to congratulate and felicitate the successful students of Class 10, Class 12, B.A, B.Sc., B.Com, B.E, M.Div etc. The Kuposhukulu further wishes them a bright future ahead. DP-6125

nel, which has been viewed 14.5 million times so far (correct at the time of publishing). Meanwhile, at the weekend (June 10), The 1975 held a defiant “moment of noise” to honour the victims of the Manchester terror attack. Before they took to the stage headlining day one of Parklife in Heaton Park, Manchester, members of the police and ambulance and fire services who were involved in helping on May 22 were joined by newly-elected Mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham.

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he 6th International edition of “Handshake concert” an initiative of the Rattle and Hum Music society (RHMS) organized in association with the Embassy of India Hanoi and Eclectic North East and supported by North Eastern council, ministry of DONER would be held on June 17 at Hanoi Vietnam. This was announced by RHMS

Asked on the impact of the handshake concert, RHMS members said this concern has encouraged, promote and influence many local musicians in various ways, given the opportunity to share the platform with the renowned international musicians, get creativity through exposure, popularize our people, musicians and cultures and others. Members also highlighted some of the achievements through this concert that led to signed MOU educational exchange programme between Kohima science college and a university from Thailand, invited to perform at Korea this October for the second time and also this August through the initiative of RHMS to perform at Russia V-ROS biggest rock festival of Russia by our local musicians. Members through handshake concert the opportunities keep coming for our local musicians. RHMS expressed its acknowledgement to the governor of Nagaland P.B. Acharya for his patronage towards this concert. (Correspondent)

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Kohli regains top spot in ICC ODI rankings

Virat Kohli

RSA emergency meeting

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Dubai, Jun 13 (IANS): India skipper Virat Kohli on Tuesday reclaimed the top batting spot in the ICC Oneday International (ODI) rankings surpassing his South African counterpart AB de Villiers and Australian David Warner. Kohli has leapfrogged the duo into the number one spot following knocks

of 81 not out against Pakistan and 76 not out against South Africa. The 28-year-old Indian, who is ahead of Warner by just one point, had enjoyed just four days at the top in January 2017, but will now be aiming to do better when he faces Bangladesh in the second semi-final at Edgbaston on

Thursday. Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan has continued his love affair with the ICC Champions Trophy by returning to the top-10. The explosive southpaw has vaulted five places to 10th position following scores of 68 against Pakistan, 125 against Sri Lanka and 78 against South Africa.

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Dimapur, Jun 13 (NPN): The Rengma Sports Association (RSA) has convened an emergency meeting on June 16 at DUDA guest house, Kohima at 10:00 am. All the office bearers, women coordinators, range executive members and the newly inducted officials of the association have been asked to attend the meeting positively.

2020 Olympics to have more women, 5 new sports Tokyo, Jun 13 (Agencies): The 2020 Tokyo Olympics are gearing up to be the most genderbalanced in history. The Inter national Olympic Committee announced a program featuring 18 mixed-gender events. That’s twice as many as the 2016 games in Rio. The IOC estimates just under half of the athletes will be female: 48.8 percent. That’s also an improvement from Rio, where women accounted for 45.6 percent of all athletes.

On top of pushing for a perfect 50-50 split between athletes, the committee voted to add four youthand urban-based games: surfing, skateboarding, sport climbing and karate; and they’re also bringing back baseball and softball (which the Olympics consider as one sport). The IOC president said the move represents a major shift for the Olympics, and he said he’s “delighted” the 2020 games will be “more youthful, more urban and will include more women.”

1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY OF OUR BELOVED FATHER

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1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY

OF OUR BELOVED MOM LATE T. ZUCHANO NGULLIE DIED ON 14-06-2016

LT . ZELIEO RIO

Dear Mom, it’s been one year since you left us and we miss you so deeply. All we have now is the sweet memories of you and your words which we will always cherish in days to come.

Tennis ball super six tournament

We love you and miss you in silent tears.

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Dimapur, Jun 13 (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, interested team can contact 8575419986, 9774528717, 9774180580 or 8014809693.

From Loving Families

“TIME AND TIDE WAITS FOR NONE” My husband’s favorite proverb came true when his time with us came to an end, when inexorable tide took him away from our midst. A man of warmth and laughter, A person with song and smile, An individual with the generous touch, Always a presence for community. Now missed in recollections.

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY Lt. Kheghoshi Awomi 14 June 2016

Our hearts are filled with grateful and immeasurable thanks to each and every individual, neighbours, friends, relatives, churches, Department of Higher Education and well-wishers who selflessly provided emotional, spiritual, financial and physical support during the illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Late Dr. Imliwati Imchen (Mangmetong) Principal, Yingli College, Longleng on the 5th of June 2017. We, the family members convey our deepest gratitude to all with the prayer that our Almighty God bless you abundantly. Wife and family members DC-1365

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14-06-2016 It's been one year today, since you left us for your heavenly home. You still live in our hearts and we miss you every single day. We will meet you soon when we complete our journey here on Earth. With unconditional love and remembrance Wife, children, parents, brothers and sisters. K-1936

M YANGLU JAMIR

30/12/1932 – 29/05/2017

It's been a year since you left us. Though you lived a short live. Yet your memory lives on. The space you have created, gives us ample reasons to remember you. Though you have left us physically, yet spiritually we are always bound your precious memories still lingers in our hearts.

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Words are inadequate to express our sincere gratitude to every individual who shared our grief and sorrow and supported us spiritually, physically and ﬁnancially during the illness and demise of my beloved husband and our father, grandfather, friend and mentor Late M Yanglu Jamir on May 29, 2017. We are immensely touched by your unconditional love, sympathy, prayers and invaluable support. Though we are unable to thank each and everyone individually, it is our earnest prayer that the good Lord bless you all abundantly. DP-6146

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In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years.

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23/08/1992 - 02/06/2017 We, the bereaved family members of Lt. Keneizhatuoü (Azhaü) Terhase, would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to each and every individual, churches, unions, neighbours, friends and well wishers who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially and materially at the sudden and sad demise of our beloved on 2nd June 2017. The love and support you gave us during our darkest hour will always be remembered. We sincerely convey our special thanks to: 1. Grace A.G Church Rüsoma Village 2. Grace A.G.C prayer Centre Rüsoma Village 3. Suthozou Baptist Church, Phek 4. Principal, Staff and Students of Kohima Bible College, Kohima 5. Naga Hospital Authority Kohima Loving parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters and relatives.

You can only have one husband, Patient, kind and true, No other friend in all the world, Will be the same to you.

We the bereaved family members of Late Nungsangrangla Jamir would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to all those who stood by us physically, ﬁnancially and spiritually at her sudden and sad demise on the 7th of June 2017. It is our sincere payer that our Almighty God will bless each of you abundantly. DP-6139

When other friends forsake you, To husband, you will return, For all his loving kindness, He asks nothing in return.

Loving family members

As we look upon his picture, Sweet memories we recall, Of a face so full of sunshine, And a smile for one and all.

Late M. Tsiphamo Tungoe Died 28th May 2017, Kohima

Sweet Jesus, take this message, To my dear husband up above, Tell him how we miss him, And give him all our love.

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The wife and children, and extended family of Late M. Tsiphamo Tungoe of Phiro village, would like to thank you all very much for the cards, ﬂowers and kind expressions of sympathy shown following his sad passing. Your support at this diﬃcult time was very much appreciated and of great comfort to us and our family. Thank you, may God bless you all.

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Golden State Warriors claim NBA crown

made the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history from a 3-1 deficit, the Warriors vowed not to stumble again. Kerr found himself watching a combined seven All-Stars on both clubs and marveling at the showcase of talent on display. Excitement was high for the contest. Two courtside seats reportedly went for $133 000 on the resale market while other pairs of seats went for $82 000 and $90 000.

Golden State Warriors players with the trophy.

Oa k l a n d, J u n 1 3 (Agencies): Kevin Durant became a champion and lifted Golden State to near-perfection as the Warriors celebrated their fifth NBA title on Monday, defeating Cleveland 129-120 to win their second NBA Finals in three seasons. Sparked by 39 points from Durant, who left Oklahoma City last July in quest of his first crown, the Warriors took the best-ofseven series 4-1, reclaiming the throne they lost to the Cavaliers a year ago. Golden State completed a 16-1 playoff run, the best post-season win percentage in NBA history, and added to titles won in 2015 and 1975 plus those from 1947 and 1956 when the team was based in Philadelphia. D u r a n t , w h o wa s

named the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player, became the first player with five consecutive 30-point performances in the NBA Finals since Shaquille O’Neal in 2000. James scored 41 points to lead Cleveland. He also had 13 rebounds and eight assists, giving him a tripledouble average for the finals, an unprecedented feat. But James, in his seventh consecutive playoff series and eighth overall, fell to 3-5 in the championship round. Stephen Curry added 34 points and 10 assists while Andre Iguodala came off the bench to score 20 points. Kyrie Irving added 26 points and J.R. Smith 25 in a losing cause. After dropping last year’s title when Cleveland

Kohima district inter-school football tourney Dimapur, Jun 13 (NPN): The 1st Kohima District Inter-School Football Tournament 2017, organised by department of school education and Royal Club Kohima, is scheduled to be held from June 23 to July 13 at local ground, Kohima. The last date of form submission is June 16. Forms can be obtained and submitted at Ura Hotel near Red Cross building complex, United Traders and Havells Galaxy High School Junction. For more information, contact 9436000547 or 9612162669.

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Sindhu, Saina advance at Indonesia Open

JAKARTA , J u n 1 3 (PTI): Top Indian shuttlers PV Sindhu and Saina Nehwal notched up contrasting wins to make a positive start to their campaign at the Indonesia Super Series Premier badminton tournament on Tuesday. Fourth seed Sindhu brushed aside World No. 20 Pornpawee Chochuwong of Thailand 21-12 21-19, while world No. 11 Saina rallied her way to a 17-21 21-18 21-12 win over the eighth seeded Thai Ratchanok Intanon in women’s singles. Sindhu hardly broke a sweat as she got across

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Pornpawee without much ado in the opening game after leading 6-2 early. In the second game, Sindhu once again opened a 10-3 lead but the Thai girl managed to claw her way back with seven straight points. The Indian, however, soon surged to a 15-10 lead and

despite some fightback from Pornpawee, Sindhu managed to shut the door on her rival. Three-time champion Saina, who had a 7-5 head-to-head record against Ratchanok, will face another Thai player Nitchaon Jindapol in the next round.

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