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12 dead in massive fire in London Death toll likely to rise as search ops continue LONDON, JUN 14 (PTI): Twelve people have been confirmed dead in the inferno which engulfed a west London tower block and the death toll is likely to increase further, according to police. Commander Stuart Cundy of the Metropolitan police said the operation to recover casualties was going to be long and complex. “I can confirm 12 people have died … I do anticipate that the number of fatalities will increase beyond those 12. The thoughts of all of us from the emergency services and colleagues from the local authority and all of London, our thoughts will be with those so affected by what is a fire on a scale that is unprecedented.” Steve Apter from the London fire brigade said firefighters had managed to make it to the top, 24th floor of the building in difficult conditions. The London ambulance service said ambulance

crews had taken 68 people to hospital and they were being treated in six hospitals across London. An additional 10 people walked into hospital. Eighteen people were being treated in critical care. A limited crew of firefighters remained in the building and drones from Kent fire service were being used to assess the stability of the building. But the police said a full search of the building had not been completed and the number of dead would rise. Cundy said it was too early to say how many more would be found dead. More than 250 firefighters worked through the night to rescue residents from their flats after the blaze broke out, shortly before 1am on Wednesday. The fire rapidly engulfed the full height of the block, and was still burning strongly more than six hours later. Apter said a fire commander on the scene had seen quickly that the fire was spreading faster than he would have anticipated and a major incident had been declared early. Horrific Aerial view of the high-rise apartment building on fire witness accounts emerged through the day. in London on Wednesday. (AP/PTI)

Civil societies pay rich tributes to late Khaplang Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUN 14 (NPN): Members of the Naga civil societies and well wishers paid rich tributes to late SS Khaplang, NSCN (K) chairman during the candle light vigil organized by Naga Students’ Federation at Old MLA hostel junction, Kohima on Wednesday evening. Speaking on the occasion, NSF president Subentung Kithan said the federation was deeply saddened by the demise of a great national leader, late Khaplang. Kithan said Khaplang, a tall standing Naga nationalist, made positive and valuable contributions towards the Naga freedom struggle. As a legendary Naga freedom fighter, he would be the dynamic force of Naga history and the source of inspiration for the Naga freedom struggle and his spirit of unwavering resistance would live in the minds and hearts of the Nagas forever, he added. NPMHR secretar y general, Neingulo Krome in his address lamented that Nagas had come to a stage (Cont’d on p-11)

Govt sacks Pillai as consultant PHQ CNTC questions benami Correspondent

KO H I M A , J U N 1 4 (NPN): Pushed on the backfoot by media coverage on IT raids on the business empire of M.K.R. Pillai, Consultant to DGP Nagaland, the state government on Wednesday decided to terminate his services with immediate effect. This was disclosed to media persons Wednesday by DGP Nagaland L.L. Doungel during an interaction at his office chamber. at Police Headquarters (PHQ). Doungel said the decision was taken in the light of media reports and that the order would be out “in a day or two”. Doungel, said he questioned Pillai about the raids after returning from Aizawl Wednesday afternoon and was informed that it had to do with filing of IT returns. Pillai also told Doungel

Nominations for Pres poll begins

NEW DELHI, JUN 14 (PTI): The process of filing nominations for the July 17 presidential poll began today with the Election Commission (EC) issuing a notification in this regard. Nominations will be open until June 28.

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that IT sleuths had seized Rs.10 lakhs and that he (Pillai) would be filing the next returns in July. On the Nagaland Police truck parked in Pillai’s house in Pandalam, Doungel said he also learnt it from the media. He said the department will check the details of the movements of the vehicles and how it reached Kerala. On comment by some police officers about Pillai, the DGP said he has known Pillai and found him to be quite competent and helpful. About Pillai’s appointment as Consultant since 2009, Doungel said Pillai was well conversant with the works which he had been dealing for long. He said Pillai also had good contacts in the union home ministry which made it easier to get works for the department done. He said on account

of Pillai’s ability to bring central funds and projects, his contract was extended since then. Doungel said Pillai dealt with Police Modernisation, Motor Transport and other aspects that were immediately needed by the police department. He also informed that State Vigilance Commission had asked for a copy of Pillai’s appointment as consultant. Doungel when asked, said he was not privy to how many bank accounts held by Pillai in Nagaland and neither was aware of his private properties. He also dismissed rumours that Pillai was taking shelter in his residence as there was no such question because he (Pillai) has his own rented place. Pillai attended office on Wednesday and also had closed door meeting with the police officers at PHQ.

dealings; demands action

DIMAPUR, JUN 14 (NPN): Central Naga Tribes Council (CNTC) has expressed grave concern over recent media revelations on “manipulation and diversion of state police funds under some dubious financial dealings” by Rajendran Pillai alias ‘Pillai Sir’ who acted as gobetween and broker for the state police department to obtain central funds. CNTC through its Media Cell, said Pillai who joined as a mere constable 30 years ago, rose up to ASP and was able to accumulate massive wealth to the tune of Rs.1000 crore. Further, CNTC wondered how state Police vehicles were used to transport cash belonging to Nagaland to Pillai’s home state of Kerala. It said five police vehicles were discovered by

the IT sleuths which were used to smuggle gold, currency notes and other items. CNTC slammed as “vague, irrational and illogical” the admission by a police officer that PHQ would be affected if Pillai was removed and that the department became dependent on Pillai because of his efficiency and hard work. Such statement was “an open insult” on the department and other serving Naga officers said CNTC because there are no dearth of dynamic, intelligent, efficient and sincere officers in the department. CNTC also wondered how the State Vigilance Commission (SVC) could give clearance on Pillai’s assets and integrity in order to enable him to receive President’s Police Medal for Meritorious Service in 2005. (Cont’d on p-11)

NE has developed under BJP govt: Chowna Mein Correspondent

KO H I M A , J U N 1 4 (NPN): To commemorate the three years of Modi-led BJP government at the centre, the Airports Authority of India (AAI) organized “Sabka sath sabka vikas sammelan” (collective efforts, inclusive growth) programme at NBCC convention hall here Wednesday with Arunachal Pradesh deputy chief minister, Chowna Mein, as the chief guest. In his address, Chowna Mein said that North East was rapidly developing in all sectors under Prime Minister, Narendra Modi-led BJP government at the centre. Arunachal Pradesh deputy chief minister said that the Prime Minister has given special attention to the development of North Eastern states, which, he said was quite visible from

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PM’s statement that “India will only develop when North eastern States are developed”. He said that problem of north eastern states was almost similar i.e. the connectivity, adding that the problem could be solved only with the support of NDA government at the centre. Under the leadership of PM Modi, he said central government was emphasizing on connectivity

of northeast region in all five fronts -- roadways, railways, airways, river ways and internet ways. Highlighting various schemes, initiatives and “bold and landmark decisions” taken by the Prime Minister, Mein said that the Modi-led government was also committed to the welfare and uplift of the poor, downtrodden, women, disabled, backward and tribal communities of the country. The chief guest called upon the people of Nagaland and party office bearers to spread the achievements and initiatives of the NDA government. He expressed hope that the BJP would form the next government in Nagaland also. BJP Nagaland unit president, Visasolie Lhoungu, in his address, said BJP-led NDA government completed three years on

Trust can overcome all differences in politics, says Dr. Liezietsu

May 26 last, adding that to celebrate the successful completion of three years and to mark the beginning of the fourth year, the government has decided to organized ‘Modi fest’ for 21 days w.e.f. May 26 till June 15. He in Nagaland “Sabka saath sabka vikas” programme was being held in 10 districts of the state. B J P Ko h i m a d i s trict general secretary, Seyiekhrielie Nagi and Dimapur Airport director M. Zhimo also spoke on the occasion. Video on three years of Govt achievement were also shown and local cultural programme were also presented in the programme. Among others, D K Kamra, Regional Executive Director, Airports Authority of India, Guwahati, senior government officers, BJP office bearers and public attended the Sammelan.

CEC members of the NPF party during the meeting on Wednesday at Kohima. (NP) Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUN 14 (NPN): Nagaland chief minister and NPF president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu on Wednesday reminded all party men that trust was the most important factor in politics saying “it can overcome all differences”. Addressing the NPF Central Executive Council meeting held at the party’s headquarters in Kohima, Dr. Liezietsu said NPF being one of the biggest and oldest regional political party in the region, there was bound to be differences. However, trust can overcome all such differences, “trust is not a request but has to be earned to prove it,” he stated. In this regard, Dr. Liezietsu urged the party men not to indulge in activities that would create suspicion and break the trust. He further said NPF was the only viable regional political party in the state with a clear stand and principle. It is a known fact that besides NPF there was no other alternative political party in Nagaland, Dr. Liezietsu said adding, the Congress era was over and there was no chance for them to come back to power. He further appealed to all party workers

to strengthen the NPF-BJP alliance in the state. While not denying the past and recent crisis within the NPF fold, Dr. Liezietsu however said those days were all over as NPF dissidents had already formed a new party. On Naga political issue, CM said he was hopeful that something good would be achieved out of the ongoing dialogue. Addressing the CEC meeting, DAN chairman and advisor Finance, T.R. Zeliang called upon the party workers to honour the BJP-NPF coalition and to “accept the fact that we have survived through the stormy weathers because of the unwavering commitment and support of our coalition partners (BJP) along with the Independent MLAs.” He said this was the time for all to complement each other and reaffirm the commitment to work together as coalition partners, he added. In a press note, press secretary to DAN chairman said Zeliang lauded the workshop convened by Ex-Parliamentarians Association of Nagaland on issue of ULB vis-à-vis Art 371A. He said the workshop had “cleared misconceptions, doubts and fear in regard to infringement

of Art-371A though the issue was misinterpreted by some organizations.” Minister for Forest, Environment and Climate Change, Imkong L. Imchen boldly accepted that he had rebelliously worked against the party to set up a different chief minister while in other camp. He however thanked Dr. Liezietsu for accepting him and some others back to the party fold and also for inducting them in the government as ministers. He assured to diligently and truthfully fulfil the assignments while also assuring to concentrate in achieving ‘good harvest’ for the NPF Party in the next elections. He said “If we avoid double loyalty, there will not be any trust deficit.” The source of power of NPF was the people and the party has to become trustworthy for the people he added. Those who spoke at the meeting include-- RD Minister, C.L John; H&FW minister, P. Longon and parliamentary secretary from Manipur, Awangpo. Besides NPF members of Nagaland, legislators from Manipur, CEC members from Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh and others attended the meeting.

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WEATHER FORECAST June 15

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Agartala Cloudy a t-storm in spots

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Guwahati A morning shower; cloudy Imphal

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Dimapur A morning t-storm in the area Mkg

Tuensang Partly sunny with a t-storm Wokha

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Balasubramaniam (L) and Kuholi (R) after signing MoU on Wednesday. (NP). Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUN 14 (NPN): Directorate of Higher Education (DoHE) Nagaland has signed MoU with Reliance JioNet on Wednesday at Directorate of Higher Education Kohima. The MoU was signed by director higher education, Kuholi Chishi and Reliance corporate Mumbai, vice president, Balasubramaniam Iyer. According to MoU Reliance JioNet would provide high-speed WiFi connection to 17 government colleges across Nagaland. Terming the signing as “historic” for the de-

partment, Chishi thanked Reliance Jio for providing free and uninterrupted services to the students at their colleges. She said with this facilities students would be able to update the students on the latest happenings and help them to gather knowledge from around the world. In his address, Lyer said Jio Digital Life in college campus would bring revolutionary change where the students would have access to all internet facilities along with the rest of the world. He said the company was empowering youth in the country and was com-

Universities, colleges offer scholarships to students

DIMAPUR: At the initiative of the Governor of Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh, PB Acharya, the Manipal University, Manipal, Karnataka and the DG Ruparel College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Mumbai under Mumbai University have announced seats in their institutions so as to provide opportunities to the students from Nagaland. According to Raj Bhavan PRO, the SNDT University in Mumbai and Alva Education Foundation, Mangalore have also agreed to provide opportunities to the students of the State and would announce their programmes soon. NITTE Medical Science University of Mangalore has also agreed to enter into Public Private Partnership (PPP) for setting up of a medical college in strategic boarder area of the State. DG Ruparel College of Arts, Science and Commerce has informed that the college would provide admission to four male students from Nagaland for the promotion of national integrity and culture enrichment.

The College has arranged for a sponsor for the tuition fees of the students and would also provide accommodation in the Boy’s Hostel of the College free of cost. However, the boarding expenses as well as other expenses would have to be borne by the students. The college would be offering the following papers/courses to the students –– B. Sc in Computer Science, M Sc in Computer Science. B Sc in Information Technology, M. Sc in Information Technology, Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS), M Com (Advance Accountancy), B Com Div III & Div IV Unaided and M Sc in Analytical Chemistry. Interested students may choose any of the subjects offered by the College. The recommended students would be admitted to the College on merit basis subject to the fulfilment of the admission criteria specified by the University of Mumbai. Manipal University has also announced seats where fifty percent of the total course fee would

be borne by the University which will be a part of the scholarship to the students. The University will be offering two seats in each of the following courses to the students form Nagaland –– Bachelor of Physiotherapy, B Sc (Medical Imaging Technology), B SC (Health Information Management), B Sc (Medical Laboratory Technology), B Sc (Exercise and Sport Science, BA (Humanities) and MA (Geopolitics and International Relations) Interested students could submit an application stating the course he/ she wants to apply for along with a copy of their mark sheets and Indigenous Inhabitant of Nagaland Certificate to Raj Bhavan Kohima on or before June 20, 2017. Students should have secured 50% or above marks in their final exams to apply for these scholarships. The Governor of Nagaland has constituted a committee to select the students based on merit. One could send to email to secy.rajbhavannagaland@gmail.com. For further enquiry, one could contact (0370)2245789.

mitted to bring complete change in education and health sectors in the country by providing the much needed facilities. Lyer also highlighted the various plans and programmes of Jio and also new projects to be launched. The programme was attended by principals of various government colleges, DHE officials, officials of Reliance Jio from Guwahati, Shillong, Mumbai, Dimapur and Kohima. For colleges interested in becoming ‘digital campuses’ one can log into the website linkhttp://www. jio.com/digitalcampus.

Gov inducts state information commissioner DIMAPUR: Governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya inducted Kevizatuo Miachieo as the State Information Commissioner at a programme held at Raj Bhavan on Wednesday. According to PRO to governor, Acharya administered the oath taking ceremony which was presided over by the chief secretary of Nagaland, Pankaj Kumar. The programme was attended by the State Chief Information Commissioner (CIC), Toshi A i e r, A C S & H o m e Commissioner and other state officials. Kevizatuo Miachieo served the Government of Nagaland and retired as Engineer in Chief (Power).

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DIMAPUR: Monthly District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) meeting of Kohima district will be held on June 15 at 10 a.m. at DPDB meeting hall, Kohima. All district officers and concern members have been asked to attend the meeting.

ACID observes ‘International Domestic Workers’ Week’

Children perform play at Dimapur Railway platform on child related issues. DIMAPUR: Assisi Centre for Integrated Development (ACID) with the Support of National Domestic Workers Movement and K

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N DW M - C h i l d R i g h t Movement, Nagaland Region on Wednesday observed “International Domestic Workers’ Week”

by organising street plays at Super Market Dimapur and Railway Station. The aim of the street plays was to spread

awareness on the rising spate of child abuse and also domestic workers right. Through poster campaign and distribution of the pamphlets, ACID also created awareness on implementation of social security schemes, inclusion in the schedule employment. In Dimapur Railway station, the children held placards that read, “Do a Favour, avoid child Labour”, “Children Should have pens in their hands not tools”, “ Say no to child Labour”, “Enough is Enough, Stop Child Labour”, “No to child Labour, Yes to Quality Education”. After the play Sunita Thabah called upon the people to fight against the child abuse in different ways and made them aware the four rights of the children like, right to survival, right to participation, right to development and right to protection.

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More condolences news in brief on Khaplang’s demise

DIMAPUR: Civil society organisations, Naga political groups and individuals from across the state and outside have expressed condolences at the demise of NSCN/GPRN president, S.S Khaplang who passed away on June 9 at NSCN/GPRN Council Headquarters Taka, Myanmar. NPGN/NNC (NA): NPGN/NNC (NA) has expressed deep sorrow at the demise of NSCN (K) chairman S. S. Khaplang, the group through its MIP kilonser described late Khaplang as not only a dedicated patriot but the selfless torchbearer and a good stalwart of the Nagas who had sacrificed his entire life for the cause of sovereignty of the Nagas. NPGN/NNC (NA) stated that although Khaplang was no more his noble deed for the Nagas would never be erased from the history of Naga struggle for freedom and that the legacy he has left behind would ever be honoured. NPGN/NNC (NA) MIP stated that the collective leadership, all and file of the group pay homage and salute the departed leader. It has also extended heartfelt condolences to be bereaved family members and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. ERKSU: Eastern Re-

gion Khiamniungan Students’ Union (ERKSU) while expressing heartfelt condolences at the demise of late S.S Khaplang chairman recalled his unwavering and brave stand for the Naga freedom. ERKSU described him as a man who had loved his people. The union regretted the lost of great leader, who had inspired the younger generation and was a legend. SPFDD: Sangtam Peoples Forum Dimapur District (SPFDD) has condoled the sudden demise of patriotic leader late S. S. Khaplang, who dedicated his whole life for the cause of the Nagas. A condolence note by SPFDD stated that the leader’s dedication would be remembered and his legacy would continue for generations to come. SPFDD has conveyed its condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace. Further, SPFDD has also appealed to all sections and organisations to unite under the spirit of oneness and brotherhood and urged the political groups to respond to the cry of the people for peace. It expressed hope that all the groups would come under the umbrella of ceasefire and secession of hostilities.

NLA meeting on CFA: Nagaland Legislative Assembly, Kohima, additional secretary, Susieyana has informed that a meeting has been convened on June 21 at 11 a.m. at the committee room NLA for adoption of the 92nd main report of the Committee on Government Assurances (CFA) (2017-2018) and oral evidence with the power department. NNC/FGN joint meeting: Naga National Council (NNC) and the Federal Government of Nagaland (FGN) has convened joint meeting on June 26 at 10 a.m. at Transit Peace Camp Kohima to deliberate on the international objective of the Naga nation. FGN secretary Thihu Khamo has informed all the central authorities, regional authorities and the high ranking Naga Army officers of the original NNC/FGN to attend the meeting with relevant documents and constructive opinions. DDEO Dimapur informs: Deputy District Education Officer, Dimapur has informed all the head of schools along with a teachers, both government and private schools, under Dimapur district to attend one day state level consultation program organized by State Commission for protection of Child Rights (SCPCR) in collaboration with Childline on June 24 at 10:30 a.m. at auditorium of Holy Cross Higher Secondary School Dimapur. Unison society general meeting: Unison Society has convened its general meeting on June 16 at 6:30 p.m. at Naga Hotel, Naga Hospital Colony, Kohima. All members have been requested to attend the meeting. WDVCCA election: Election of the new office bearers of Wokha District Village Council Association (WDVCCA) would be held on June 23, 11 a.m. at LTC Hall, Wokha. WDVCA president, A. Tsutsamo Ovung has informed villages to send three representatives to the meeting. Aqqokivi society meeting: Aqqokivi Society has convened a meeting on June 17 at 9 a.m. at Aqqokivi Society site Doyapur road, Dimapur. The society has also informed Nguhevi Zhimomi and party to attend the meeting. AIR Kohima new serial: All India Radio Kohima has informed that it is introducing a new programme series to promote scientific temper and awareness among listeners under the title, “life must go on” every Saturday from 12:10 p.m. to 12:40 p.m. starting from June 17, consisting of 52 episodes. The programme is sponsored by Vigyan Prasar and Nagamese version by AIR Kohima.

NPF CEC adopts several resolutions DIMAPUR: The Central Executive Council of the NPF Central on June 14 adopted several resolutions during its meeting at the party headquarters in Kohima. In a press note, the resolution committee convenor & associate press secy, Sebastian Zumvu and members (NPF vice presidents) Zaku Tsukru, Pusazo Luruo, S Shingnyu Khiam and R. Aolepden stated that the CEC placed on record its deep appreciation, gratitude and profound thanks to the chief minister and party president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu for issuing a clarion call to the Naga people in his condolence message on Khaplang’s death, to rally together with renewed vigour and determination to find a solution to the Naga political problem which is honourable and acceptable to all stakeholders. In this regard, CEC appealed to all sections o f t h e N a g a p e o p l e, particularly NSCN (K) leaders to heed to the call of the veteran leader, to renounce violence of all forms and resume the peace process with the

Gover nment of India without any further delay. At the same time, CEC also vehemently condemned the section of the national electronic media which it said had “needlessly criticised the message of the chief minister which not only exposed their ignorance of the ground realities prevailing in the North Eastern region, “where people want cessation of violence and beginning of a new era of peace, harmony and progress...” CEC also thanked the chief minister for taking the trouble of going all the way to France to pay respects on behalf of the Naga people to those members of the Naga Labour Corps who laid down their lives serving the Allied Forces during the World War I. The council lauded Khriehu Liezietsu for vacating his seat, to pave way for the chief minister to contest the bye election so as to ensure that NPF leadership fulfils its constitutional obligations as CM. CEC also lauded t h e p a r t y - l e d DA N

NSSATA Tuensang unit appeals for pending salary DIMAPUR: Nagaland Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Teachers Association (NSSATA) Tuensang unit has reminded the government to respond to their demand for release of pending salaries as per the written assurance No. NSSATA/ULT/01/06 given by the government on November 2, 2016. In a press release, Nagaland Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Teachers Association, Tuensang unit president, Tochijung Chang and member Selongkyu stated that the SSA teachers were compelled to ask the government for the failures that has brought untold miseries to the teachers for the past years since their appointment. It also mentioned that they have been attending their duties at school in spite of the hardship faced but if the concern authority continued to threaten their rights and security, they would be left with no other choice but resort back to their own course of action. Nagaland Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Teachers Association, tuensang unit appealed the government to respond to their plea and give chance to the teachers to teach at peace and not to protest.

government for inducting a record number of party functionaries into the government at various capacities and levels. It also thanked the rank and file of NPF Manipur state unit for their hard work and ability to return four of the party’s candidates successfully to the Assembly, ensuring a stable government in Manipur. The CEC expressed g ratitude to Manipur chief minister, N. Biren Singh for inducting all the four NPF MLAs into his government. It said that the present leadership in Manipur walked the extra mile to bring all sections of the society together and to march forward in peace and harmony through all-round development. This gesture of the ruling dispensation was widely appreciated and CEC called for equal reciprocation by the people of the Hills districts. M e a n w h i l e, C E C also resolved t urge the s t a t e g ove r n m e n t t o constitute a ‘Consultative Committee’ comprising legal luminaries and to invite all tribal bodies/ NGOs to share their

views and opinions on Nagaland Municipal Act. CEC also appealed the government to set up advisory committees till ULB elections are held so as to ensure that proper administration and supervision of civic activities are handled by local leaders. It also urged upon the government to take up with the Central Government “to desist from imposing restrictions on the dietary habits of the people and that the culinary preferences of the Naga people, along with their social, traditional, religious or customary practices are not infringed upon by any unilateral decision of the Central government.” Fur ther, the CEC resolved to request the Chief Election Commissioner of the Election Commission of India to expedite the process of holding the bye elections to 10 Northern Angami I Assembly Constituency considering the crucial stage of the Naga political dialogue and the need for a strong and stable government in the State.

ANDMSA submits 3-point charter of demands to CM

DIMAPUR: Alleging failure and lackadaisical attitude of the committee for framing of district ministerial service rules towards the district ministerial service, the All Nagaland District Ministerial Service Association (ANDMSA) has placed a threepoint charter of demands before the state chief minister seeking his intervention. In a press release, ANDMSA president Shilumenba Alinger, vice president Inato Sangtam and general secretary T. Limhachan Kithan said the representation dated June 13, 2017 was has submitted to the Nagaland chief minister. The three-point charter of demands include –– amalgamation of directorate and district ministerial cadre into common ministerial cadre; creation of HA/Sr. HA in all the independent DDOs and SDHA to sub-divisions and re-designation and elevation of DHA and Sr. HA post to that of district superintendent class-i gazette and SDHA/accountant to that of asst. superintendent class-II. The signatories said that there was vast disparity in pay range and

post held between the directorate and district ministerial service when the recruitment policy and criteria of both were same. ANDMSA reminded that it had earlier submitted two representations to the committee dated August 3, 2015 and February 18, 2016 and a reminder dated September 14, 2016 and ultimatum dated October 19, 2016 to the chief secretary. However, the association said its request was not considered. In this regard, the association said it had decided to go a state-wide agitation as decided by the house in the Federal Assembly on July 24, 2016. However, the association later decided not to go for agitation with a view to not harass the general public. Therefore, the ANDMSA has appealed to the chief minister to “intervene into our case compassionately” and deliver justice to the district ministerial employees. Meanwhile, the association has requested all the district units to be ready for any consequences in the event of failure on the part of the government to address its demands as decided on May 16, 2017. K

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‘World Blood Donors Day’ observed in Dmu, Phek, Kma

(L-R): Volunteers donate blood at District Hospital Dimapur on Wednesday. (NP) Medical Officer District Hospital Phek, Dr Limanukshi addresses the gathering. DIMAPUR, JUN 14 (NPN): World Blood Donor Day was observed in Dimapur, Phek and Kohima on Wednesday. The day was observed under the theme “What can you do?” and slogan “Give blood, give now, give often”. In Dimapur, District Hospital Dimapur (DHD) blood bank collected 40 units of blood as organizations and voluntary nonremunerated blood donors considering the day as an opportunity to save lives came forward and donated blood. More than 20 to 30 members of Eagle Club Longsa (Mokokchung) Dimapur division and Network of Blood Donors (NOBD) also voluntarily participated at the programme. Speaking to Nagaland Post, Eagle Club Longsa (Mokokchung) Dimapur division member, Meren Temjen, said the club members organised blood donation in commemoration of its 50th anniversary. He also requested all Naga people to come forward to donate blood which would help in saving precious lives. Temjen also informed that the club was associated with the DHD blood bank and that people could avail its service. Meanwhile, DHD blood bank also listed the numbers of blood donors in order to encourage more people to donate blood voluntarily even in the days to come. Altogether 150 number of blood donors have been enlisted at DHD blood bank. (Staff Reporter) PHEK: World Blood Donor Day was observed at District Hospital Phek with junior specialist DHP, Dr. Limanukshi as the guest speaker. In his address, Dr.

Limanukshi said the event served to raise awareness of the need for safe blood and blood products and to thank the blood donors for their voluntary life. He said the day also aims to encourage people to strengthen the emergency preparedness of health services in their community by donating blood. Dr. Limanukshi urged the participants to contrib-

ute by donating the blood in times of needs and be prepared for any eventuality and emergency. He also shared on the basic facts, components, myth and misconception about blood donation. The programme was chaired by Kuduvo Kezo DPO, DAPCU. IEC materials were also displayed and distributed to the participants. Various officials including health staff and NGOs attended

the programme. KO H I M A : C o m memorating the World Blood Donors Day, the Gorkha Public Panchayat (GPPK) and Gorkha Students Union Kohima (GSUK), in collaboration with Voluntary Blood Donors Association Kohima (VBDAK), and Blood Bank Naga Hospital Authority Kohima (NHAK) organised a programme at Gurkha Public Panchayat

hall, Chandmari, Kohima on Wednesday. Chief guest, managing director of NHAK, Dr. Neikhrielie Khimiao said that blood that is in a person’s body can remain only for 90 days and after that period of days, the blood dies and gets flushed out of the system. Therefore he asked the people not to hesitate and donate blood. He said donating blood can beneficial by improving cardiovascular health and reducing iron overload, and the new blood cells that the body generates helps in maintaining good health. Delivering a motivational talk, president of VBDAK, Kholie Dolf stated that the organisa-

tion tires to promote and create awareness in the state and encouraged the people to donate blood. The programme concluded with vote of thanks by the president of GSUK Ankur Sangpang Rai which was followed by blood donation.

DC & DEO Zbto informs on ‘special drive’ DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner & District Election Officer (DEO), Zunheboto, T.Roy has informed all stakeholders under Zunheboto district that Election Commission of India (ECI) would be launching a programme “Special Drive” from July 1 to 31. In a press release, DC/DEO Zunheboto has informed that during the programme Booth Level Officers (BLOs) would go for a door to door visit to collect Form-6 from left out electorates particularly persons in age group of 1821 years. It stated that on July 8 and July 22, BLOs would sit at the polling stations with adequate number of Form-6 and Final Electoral Roll 2017 would also be displayed in all designated polling stations. Further, Deputy Commissioner & District Election Officer has asked all citizens left out of electoral roll to be aware of the special drive and make use of the opportunity in enrolling themselves. K

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Floods and landslides in NE; death toll rises to 14

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Thursday, june 15, 2017

To our dearest Ailen, May God bless every day of your life with a ray of sun, a touch of hope, a glint of joy and a drop of love. Happy Birthday. Love opa, mummy, lilong n henthong.

Happy 50th Birthday Khevihe Achumi From Ponghok and family

(L-R): A man evacuates his kid in Imphal West on Wednesday. (NP) A man showing a portion of a building developing cracks due to a landslide after heavy rainfall in Japorigog, Guwahati. The earth under a multi-storied building caves in following heavy rains in Aizawl, Mizoram on Tuesday. (PTI) Guwahati/Imphal, Jun 14 (Agencies): Large swathes of the seven contiguous Northeast states had a sunny break on Wednesday from the heavy, incessant rainfall. However, the death toll across the three states increased to 14. Guwahati administrative officials said that the body of a man in his mid-20s was fished out of a city canal Tuesday night. The man is believed to have drowned when half the city was under knee or neckdeep water on Tuesday. A 13-year-old student and a carpenter were electrocuted by a submerged live wire, reported The Hindustan Times. A 35-year-old farmer was also swept away on Tuesday night by a turbulent Imphal River in Manipur’s Kangpokpi district while hundreds of localities in Imphal East, Imphal West, Thoubal, Senapati districts

faced flash floods with at least six rivers in spate. Manipur’s Thoubal rivers were flowing above the danger mark on Wednesday. The worst affected areas included Kaziranga in chief minister N Biren’s Heingang constituency, and Sagolband, Uripok, and Kalapahar in the hilly Kangpokpi district. Rain and flash floods also destroyed standing crops in many places while some villages including Makuilongdi in Senapati district have been cut off after the roads were washed away. Biren, accompanied by irrigation and flood control minister Letpao Haokip, visited the flood-hit Kairang areas on Wednesday to take stock of the situation. On Tuesday, social welfare and cooperation minister Nemcha Kipgen visited the Kalikhola area of Kangpokpi district where the earth has developed long cracks, as

if devastated by an earthquake. Many people have relocated from the area in fear. Assam State Disaster Management authorities, meanwhile, said that the Brahmaputra and it’s tributaries continue to flow above the danger mark though the intensity is lower than on Tuesday. So far, some 40,000 people across 39 villages in four districts have been affected by flood while there has been no casualty apart from the three deaths in Guwahati on Tuesday. In Mizoram too, there were no reports of loss of life or property on Wednesday. Of the 10 people who were washed away by flash floods in Tlabung area of Lunglei district on Tuesday, the bodies of six are yet to be recovered. “Our disaster response teams, aided by local NGOs, are providing relief to the affected people,” health minister

Lok Sabha speaker in Imphal to inaugurate NE Conference

Lok Sabha speaker Sumitra Mahajan arrives in Imphal to take part in the 16th North East Region Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference. (NP) Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jun 14: Lok Sabha speaker Sumitra Mahajan was among other delegates, who arrived Imphal to take part in the 16th North East Region Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Conference. Manipur is hosting the conference which will commence Thursday and continued till June 18 on the theme

“North East and Look East Policy”. Presiding officers and members of the legislative Assemblies from Northeast states will be participating in this special conference which will deliberate on three significant themes, North East and Look East Policy, special plan for development of railways, airways, surface road and inland waterways connec-

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

NOTICE

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Kahokhu Sema has been applied by Smti. Viholi Awomi, W/o Lt. Karokru R/o H/No 181, Thahekhu, Block-5 Dimapur, Nagaland for possession of : 1. Pension benefits - GPF, GIS, Gratuity, 2. Leave Encashment, Family Pension etc. 3. SBI A/C. No. 20024586190. Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 12th July 2017. Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 12th June 2017. DP-6155

(G.H. Ramlia) Principal District and Sessions Judge Dimapur : Nagaland

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-391/17/2839-40

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 13th June '17

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti. L. M. Murry -Vrs- T. Chubakumzuk resident of Duncan Bosti Colony Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 13-07-17. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : L. M. Murry, Village /Town Block No. : 04, Patta No. : 1425, Dag No. : 1659, Area : 00-02-10. DP-6190

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

tivity for speedy economic development of Northeast region and discussion on the setting up of a chapter of Speaker’s Research Initiative (SRI) in the region for capacity building of the legislators of the region and generating research for the North Eastern legislators. Sumitra will inaugurate the conference to be held at the Manipur Legislative Assembly premises.

Lal Thanzara said. Since Sunday, landslides in the state have destroyed some 450 houses while sections of many arterial roads have been washed away. These include a highway 20km south of Lunglei town. Correspondent adds: Flood situation in Manipur valley continued to worsen Wednesday after banks of major rivers were breached at some places inundating thousands of houses, fish farms and paddy fields in the low lying areas. Heavy downpours in the hills and catchment areas of the rivers in the recent days have swollen almost all the rivers in the state. Parts of Imphal West, Imphal East and Thoubal districts remained flooded and around 2000 families rendered homeless besides damaging 10,000 acres of fish farms and paddy fields. The breached at river bank at Kairang had inun-

HASA issue: NEHUTA condemns VC action D IM A P U R , J UN 1 4 (NPN): North Eastern Hill University Teachers’ Association (NEHUTA) in its emergent general body meeting on June 14 has strongly condemned the dubious role played by the vice chancellor, Prof. S K Srivastava, to bring the Hill Area Special Allowance (HASA) in the 50th emergent meeting of the Executive Council (EC), with the intention to deprive the NEHU employees of the special allowance entitled to them by virtue of the Acts and Ordinances of the university. In a statement, NEHUTA president prof.X.P. Mao and general secretary Dr.M.S.N.Rahman said that HASA was introduced in the university with the view to attract brilliant and meritorious teachers and staff and retain them in the university with the objective to promote an environment of quality education and research in this region of the country. However, the recent move of the VC was “con-

Regd. 3602/17

Date : 02/06/17 AFFIDAVIT (Correction of name) I, Shri CHINGONG NAAM alias NOKPOH KONYAK S/o,W/o Shri/Late YINGBA KONYAK permanent resident of Tangnyu Village district-Mon, Nagaland and presently residing at AG Colony Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as follows:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India. 2. That my correct name is CHINGONG NAAM however, in some of my documents including Service Records my name has been recorded as NOKPOH KONYAK hence, the stated name represents the same person having single identity i.e. myself. 3. That henceforth, I herewith rectified the same and declares that my correct name will be CHINGONG NAAM for all official references. 4. That the above statements made are true to the best of my knowledge and no material facts has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 2nd June 2017 at Kohima, Nagaland. DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above mentioned named on this day_____2/06/17______ Kohima, Nagaland. Magistrate/ Notary Public K-1963 Regd. No. 2313/2017 Date 11/05/2017

dated over 400 houses in the outskirt of Imphal city. Families displaced by the flood were taking shelter at relief camps opened at safer places by government authority. Chief minister N Biren Singh and IFCD minister Letpao Haokip inspected the river bank at Kairang on Wednesday. The bank of Imphal river was also breached at Mayang Imphal area of Imphal West district where over 1000 houses and 10,000 acre of paddy field were submerged in the low lying area of Imphal West district. Schools and colleges in parts of Imphal West district affected by flood have been closed indefinitely. In Thoubal district, hundreds of houses were submerged. The flood water has also submerged a portion of stretch of TransAsia Highway -1 (the highway connecting Imphal

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(Clarification/Change of Name/Surname)

I, Bokaho Zhimomi, S/o Viniho Zhimomi, resident of H/No. 526, Diphupar ‘B’, Dimapur, Nagaland solemnly declare hereby : 1. That I am the legal father of Kaho Zhimomi and Tova Zhimomi respectively. 2. That, in my above named son’s various official and relevant documents their names/surnames has been spelled in brevity as Kaho Jimo and Tova Jimo which pertains to their pet names//surnames. Whereas their actual and given names /surnames is /are Kaho Zhimomi and Tova Zhimomi. 3. That, Kaho Zhimomi @ Kaho Jimo and Tova Zhimomi @ Tova Jimo are one and the same person’s and that connotes my son’s names/surnames. 4. That I affirm I assumed/adopt my son’s names/surnames as Kaho Zhimomi and Tova Zhimomi, and the same shall be construed as their official names/ surnames for all legal and future correspondence. 5. That this affidavit is required for the clarification of my son’s names/ surnames. VERIFICATION I take oath and solemnly declare/affirm that the particulars furnished above by me are correct and that I have not concealed or misrepresented any fact. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this the 11 day of May 2017. Magistrate/ Notary Public DP-6159(A)

founding “as he had gone against the visionary steps of former vice chancellor, Prof. B. Pakem, who had, in order to develop NEHU as one of the best universities in the country, created a provision to attract and retain talents in the university in the form of HASA. They also accused prof. Srivastava, who “apparently to be in the good book of the MHRD”, was hell bent to compromise with the interest and promotion of higher education in the North East region. NEHUTA claimed that that the recent communication by the MHRD June 12 had revealed that the vice-chancellor had supplied manipulated information to MHRD, by claiming that the NEHU executive council has repealed the ordinance OE-10, which was never decided. It was due to this misinformation, the letter from ministry claimed that HASA is repealed, but was based onthe false and manipulated information provided by vice-chancellor.

with neighbouring country Myanmar) disturbing the vehicular movement of the highway. Owing to the flood, residents of parts of the capital city experienced power outage. The power supply was, however, resumed, in the afternoon. In hill district of Kangpokpi, a man was washed away where several houses and bridges damaged due to heavy shower in the last few days. State social welfare and cooperation minister Nemcha Kipgen also visited flood affected areas of the district (Kangpokpi). She also inspected the site where a massive landslide had damaged over 30 houses. During the visit, she distributed various relief materials like rice, dal, pulses and financial assistance of Rs 30,000 which was handed over to the chairman of the relief camp. An emergency medical camp has also been set up.

Gujarat text book blunder bringing shame to India: Cong Itanagar, Jun 14 (PTI): The blunder in a Gujarat government school text book referring to Jesus Christ as ‘haivaan’ (devil) has brought shame to India, Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee president Takam Sanjoy said Wednesday. This was particularly shameful as Gujarat was the land of Mahatma Gandhi, Sardar Ballav Bhai Patel and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Sanjoy told PTI. He called for immediate remedial steps to assuage the hurt sentiment of Indians, particularly the Christian community. The class IX Hindi language textbook published by the Gujarat State School Textbook Board has used ‘haivaan’ (devil) before Jesus Christ, instead of the intended word ‘bhagwan’ (God) in one of its chapters, which triggered protests from Christians. The board has removed the controversial word in the online version of the book available on its website.

BEFORE NOTARY PUBLIC/OATH COMMISSIONER NAGALAND DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

DECLARATION

I, Shri. Niechulo Khupfu, S/o Late Potiha Khupfu resident of House No. 553 at Toulazouma Village "E" Khel Dimapur District Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declared on oath as under :1. That, a plot of land with the standing Saw Mill measuring an area of 200' x 100' located at Pfutsero Town Nagaland was used as security for a loan taken by Shri. John V. Nuh, S/o Rev. Dr. V. K. Nuh resident of Toulazouma Village and forfeited the same to me due to his failure to repay that said loan with interest. 2. That, now I am the absolute owner of the said plot of land with the standing Saw Mill at Pfutsero Town, Nagaland. 3. That, if any person (s) or Society purchase or mortgage or deals with the said property without my consent shall do so on his or her or their own peril. 4. That the contents of this declaration are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing is concealed thereof. Deponent Solemnly affirm and declared on oath by the deponent. Notary Public Regd. No. 517/17, Dt. 14/6/17 DP-6189

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Date 14.06.2017

AFFIDAVIT FOR CHANGE OF NAME

I, Smt. SENTIKALA IMCHEN D/o N. BENDANG IMCHEN (previously called and known as Sentikala) presently residing at Alongmen ward H.No.57. permanent resident of LONGKHUM VILLAGE belonging to Imchen clan, AO NAGA Tribe. Mokokchung Nagaland,do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under. 1. That, in all my Educational Documents starting from HSLC till graduation my name has been entered as SENTIKALA only without using my sir name i.e. IMCHEN. 2. That for and on behalf of myself, I wholly renounce, relinquish and abandon the use of my former name Sentikala and in place thereof, I do declare and assume from this date the name SENTIKALA IMCHEN ,so that I may hereafter be called and known by my assumed name of SENTIKALA IMCHEN. 3. That for the purpose of evidencing such my determination, declare that I shall at all time hereinafter in all records, deeds and writings and in all proceedings, dealing, transaction private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever, use and sign the name of SENTIKALA IMCHEN (New name) as my name in place and in substitution of my former name. 4. That, I expressly authorised and request all persons in general and at all times hereafter to designate and address me by my such assumed name/ surname SENTIKALA IMCHEN (New name) for all official purpose. Sd/- Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on this the 14 June 2017.at Mokokchung. Moatemjen, Notary Public DC-1387

Deluge deaths reach five in Assam’s Guwahati city Guwahati, Jun 14 (IANS): The toll in the first deluge of the monsoon reached five on Wednesday, with deaths of three more persons reported from different parts of the city on Wednesday, the Kamrup (Metro) district administration said. Two persons, including a school student, were electrocuted on Tuesday during the flash floods. Their bodies were recovered on Wednesday morning. An elderly woman died in Nabin Nagar area of the city as no ambulance could reach her house when she suffered a heart attack on Tuesday night. Nabin Nagar is one of the most water-logged areas in the city where the district administration officials had to run rubber rafts to evacuate people from their marooned houses. The residents of Guwahati city had to struggle with the floods for the second day on Wednesday as many houses remained submerged till late in the evening in different parts of the city. Schools, colleges and other educational institutions remained closed for the second day. Meanwhile, Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has offered his condolences on the tragic loss of lives and directed the Deputy Commissioner of Kamrup (Metro) district to personally hand over Rs 4 lakh ex-gratia payment to the next of kin of those killed. The Chief Minister has been keeping a close watch on the situation and has directed the district administration, District Disaster Management Authority and Guwahati Development Department to be ready with relief materials and to reach out to the affected people in case of any exigency.

CRPF IG shunted after calling Assam encounter fake Guwahati, Jun 14 (Agencies): CRPF Inspector General (IG), posted in the Northeast Rajnish Rai has been transferred with immediate effect, according to Indian Express report. Incidentally, Rai had alleged that an encounter carried by a joint squad of Army, CRPF, SSB and state police in Assam in March this year, in which two men were killed, was fake. Rai, who was posted at Shillong, was asked to join the Counter Insurgency and Anti Terrorism (CIAT) School of the CRPF at Chittoor in Andhra Pradesh. This comes after Union Home Ministry had decided to initiate a probe into Rai’s allegations, the report says. Rai is a 1992-batch IPS officer of Gujarat cadre. Rai had said that he has conducted a discreet inquiry on his own chronicling how a team of the Assam Police, the Army, the CRPF, its jungle warfare unit CoBRA and the bor-

der guarding force Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) conducted the encounter on March 29-30 in Simlaguri area of Chirang district. In the village where a farmer’s family had said that the two suspects were sleeping in their home when they were taken away by soldiers on the night of March 29, according to IE report. Rai had submitted a 13-page report. In the report, he had claimed that information about the incident and FIR filed by the joint squad of forces presented a fictitious account of the operation to conceal pre-planned murders of two persons in custody and present it as some brave act or professional achievement. The home ministry had acknowledged receiving the report and said it is being studied and action on its content will be taken soon, according to PTI report. Advisor to the Home Ministry Ashok Prasad had said that the letter was with the CRPF DG and he was examining it.

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2. That, I have entered in lease agreement of my land Dag No. 344, Patta No. 1457 of Dimapur, Nagaland with the GLT Infrastructure Limited (GIL) having its Registered Office at Electronic Sadan No. 01, TTC Industrial, Area, MIDC, Mahape, Navi Mumbai - 4000710, Register by Notary Public, Dimapur, Nagaland, bearing Regd. No. 55/2011, dated 07/01/2011. 3. That, I do this affidavit to revoke the said lease deed, due to gross violation of the Lease Deed/contract terms and conditions by the GLT Infrastructure Limited Company. Deponent Sworn before me by the deponent. Notary Public DP-6174

AFFIDAVIT By this deed I, the undersigned BOKAHO ZHIMOMI (New name) previously called VINIHO BOKAHO (old name), Missionary (profession or vocation) and resident of H/No. 526, Diphupar-B, Dimapur, Nagalnad-797112 declare1. That for and on behalf of myself and my wife and children and remitter issue wholly renounce/relinquish and abandon the use of my former name/surname of VINIHO BOKAHO and in place thereof I do hereby assume from this date the name/surname of BOKAHO ZHIMOMI and so that I and my wife, children and remitter issue may hereafter be called, known and distinguish not by my former name/surname, but assumed name/surname of BOKAHO ZHIMOMI. 2. That for the purpose of evidencing such my determination declare that I shall at all times hereafter in all records, deeds and writings in all proceedings, dealings and transactions, private as well as upon all occasions whatsoever use and sign the name of BOKAHO ZHIMOMI as my name/surname in place and in substitution of my former name/surname. 3. That I expressly authorize and request all persons in general and relatives and friends in particular at all times hereafter to designate and address me my wife, children, remitter issue by such assumed name/surname of accordingly. 4. In witness whereof I have hereunto subscribed my former and adopted name/surname of VINIHO BOKAHO and Bokaho Zhimomi affix my signature and seal, if any, this 18th day of Oct'2016. Signed sealed and delivered by name: Name BOKAHO ZHIMOMI Date: 11/05/2017 Address: H/No. 526, Diphupar-B Former name : VINIHO BOKAHO Dimapur, Nagaland 97112 K. Nungoe Regd. No. 2311/2017 Notary Public Date : 11/05/2017

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in league with IPFT, NLFT Tripura Congress demonstrates CM Mukul Sangma orders toBJPdefeat LF in Tripura: CPI(M) against Amit Shah’s remarks probe into HNLC-KSU nexus

Shillong, Jun 14 (PTI): Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma Wednesday directed the police to have a ‘deeper’ probe into the possible nexus between banned militant outfit Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC) and the Khasi Students’ Union (KSU) which was opposing railway projects in the state. “Since there is a claim, police are on the job to go deeper into this and find out if there is anything (nexus),” Sangma told reporters after chairing the meeting of the State Security Commission (SSC) held here. The chief minister’s order came following a recent claim of HNLC that some KSU members had approached the outfit for “logistic support” and that it was ready to supply them with intensive explosive

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devices. The HNLC has also demanded that the Congress led government invite KSU for talks and release its activists arrested after the May 27 violent protest against construction of a railway line at Ronghona in Ri Bhoi district. A similar demand was also made

by the opposition National People’s Party (NPP) in an open letter to state Home Minister HDR Lyngdoh yesterday. Asked whether the government would invite the anti-railway group for dialouge, the chief minister said, “We will have talks and discussion as and when required. But let them stop all the criminal and unlawful activities and demonstrate maturity and responsibility.... Government has to talk to people who demonstrate responsibility.” Stating that the incidents of arson was a matter of concern, he said that the government did not expect the KSU to behave like a ‘rouge’ organization. Suspected KSU activists on May 27 set afire heavy machineries of the railways, worth crores of rupees, in Ri-Bhoi district.

Agartala, Jun 14 (PTI): The ruling CPI(M) in Tripura today alleged that the BJP is in league with a tribal party and an underground insurgent outfit, and has hatched a conspiracy to defeat the Left Front in the state Assembly elections scheduled for early next year. Addressing a press conference, CPI(M) state secretary Bijan Dhar, said BJP is trying to use the Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT), a tribal party which champions the demand for separate state, and an insurgent outfit, the National Liberation Front of Tripura (NLFT), to defeat the Left Front government and foment communal tension between tribals and non-tribals. The IPFT has called for an indefinite blockade of the Assam-Agartala national highway from

July 10 unless its demand for a separate state is conceded. “The United Naga Council, a front of the NSCN(IM), had blocked roads in Manipur’s Naga dominated areas to create crisis in that state and to fish in the muddled waters,” Dhar said alleging the blockade call by IPFT is supported by NLFT. He also alleged that the BJP is clandestinely supporting the demand and has not opposed the highway blockade move. IPFT representatives had met Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office Jitendra Singh on May 17 and had submitted a memorandum demanding a separate state curving out the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC), which constitute two third of the state territory.

A g a r ta l a , J u n 14 (IANS): The Tripura unit of the Congress on Wednesday staged a demonstration here for the “insult of the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi by BJP President Amit Shah through his remarks”. Congress spokesman Tapas Dey, who took part in the demonstration, said: “If Amit Shah does not tender his unconditional and public apology for describing Mahatma Gandhi as a ‘clever baniya’, our agitation would be intensified across the state.” The demonstration, led by Tripura Congress Chief Birajit Sinha, was held in front of the Gandhi statue near the Raj Bhavan. “Why Prime Minister Narendra Modi is silent on the issue? He must react, otherwise we would

Tripura Pradesh Congress observing sit-in against BJP national president Amit Shah for calling Mahatma Gandhi as ‘Chatur Baniya’, at Gandhji statue in Agartala, Tripura on Wednesday. (PTI)

believe Modi is supporting his party’s president on the remark,” Dey told reporters. Youth Congress President Sushanta Chakraborty, Former Minister Laxmi Nag, former Tripura assembly speaker Jyotirmoy

Nath among other state Congress leaders also took part in the demonstration. Amit Shah, while addressing a gathering in Raipur last week, referred to Mahatma Gandhi as a clever (chatur) “baniya”.

Khandu wants special package HPC union members demand for insurgency-hit border districts reopening of paper mills

Guwahati, Jun 14 (Agencies): Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has asked for a special development package from the Centre for backward and insurgency-hit Tirap, Changlang and Longding (TCL) districts bordering Myanmar to create opportunities for entrepreneurship and employment. According to Shillong Times, in a submission made before the Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh, the chief minister mentioned that Significant portion of population of the TCL districts was SP Tripura (West) Abhijit Saptarshi and his team at a press meet displaying the stolen also engaged in illegal amount of Rs 15.10 lakh which was stolen from a hospital in Agartala, Tripura on opium production and Wednesday. (PTI) trade which needed to be

Tripura tribal party to launch agitation for separate state

Agartala, Jun 14 (IANS): A tribal-based party in Tripura has stepped up efforts to push its demands -- including for a separate state -- even as the ruling CPI-M has warned that a Manipur-like conspiracy would not be tolerated in the Left-ruled state where elections are due early next year. The tribal-based party Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT), which has been agitating for the creation of a separate state, announced on Wednesday that it would block National Highway-8 and the rail tracks for an indefinite period from July 10. NH-8 maintains the surface connection between the land-locked state and the rest of India through Assam. “In support of our demand, we would block the National Highway and railway for indefinite period

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from July 10. A rally would also be organised in Agartala on the same issue on August 23,” IPFT President Narendra Chandra Debbarma told reporters here. He said: “We had a meeting with Minister of State in Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) Jitendra Singh on May 17 in New Delhi and discussed our demands. The Minister told us that the government would consider our demands.” Singh is also Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Development of North-Eastern Region (DoNER). The IPFT for the past few years has been agitating for the creation of a separate state, carved out by upgrading the Tripura Tribal Areas Autonomous District Council (TTAADC) area. The TTAADC was formed in 1987 under the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution to protect and safeguard

the political, economic and cultural interests of the tribals. The politically-important council constitutes twothirds of Tripura’s 10,491 sq.km. area and 1,216,465 (mostly tribals) of the state’s total 37 lakh population reside in the areas. The IPFT’s demand for a separate state becomes a main issue in the Left-ruled Tripura before the assembly elections, due in February next year. Most of the political parties, including the ruling Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), have rejected the demands saying that the issue would create ethnic trouble in the peaceful state. CPI-M State Secretary Bijan Dhar said: “Months before the Manipur assembly elections, (the) BJP (Bharatiya Janata Party) instigated the Naga group to block the state’s vital

National Highway to put an awkward position to the then Congress government aiming to dislodge the ruling party from power. Within days of assumption of office by a BJP government in Manipur, the several-months-long road blockade was withdrawn.” “BJP might be successful in Manipur, but it would not be winning its conspiracy in Tripura to dislodge the Left Front government,” Dhar told reporters. Dhar, also a CPI-M Central Committee member, said that in 1988, the then Congress government at the Centre, headed by Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi hatched a conspiracy in alliance with erstwhile terror outfit Tripura National Volunteers (TNV) and dislodged the then Left Front government headed by Chief Minister Nripen Chakraborty.

tackled aggressively using a two-pronged strategy of setting up de-addiction centres and skill development centres. It may be mentioned that these three districts are used by militants groups from Assam, Nagaland and Manipur as a transit route to Myanmar and the people of the three districts often have to suffer because of clashes taking place between the insurgents and India security forces. Since the terrain of TCL districts was good for cash crops, Spice Board of India and Krishi Vigyan Kendra might be advised to open their offices in these 3 districts, said the

Chief Minister. He informed that state government has prepared a proposal of around Rs 985 Crore as a fresh special package for TCL districts and requested the home ministry to consider the new proposal favourably. The Chief Minister also suggested to take adequate steps to prevent migration from the border areas and sought central assistances for rapid economic development of the border areas along the Indo-Myanmar border. He emphasized that trade between India and Myanmar needed be encouraged and more border haats be opened for the purpose.

Morigaon, Jun 14 (PTI): Hundreds of workers and employees under the banner of Hindustan Paper Corporation (HPC) Workers’ Union blocked National Highway 37 at Jagiroad in central Assam protesting the closure of Jagiroad and Cachar paper mills. Both mills were under the Union Heavy Industry Ministry. Production at both the paper mills came to a halt in April this year causing job loss to more than 1,000 workers and employees directly and 2,000 families indirectly, the protesters claimed. HPC Workers’ Union secretary Ananda Bordoloi alleged “due to Centre’s apathy and conspiracy of some

bureaucrats, the head office of HPC was not transferred to Assam from Kolkata. Though the Jagiroad Paper Mill earlier registered profit, the situation changed due mismanagement and corruption.” “Though the BJP led state government said the mill will be made operational soon, there is no signal yet from the Centre,” he said. A package of Rs 3,000 crore required to start both mills has been opposed by the Union Heavy Industry Ministry, even though Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal had recently declared that the paper mills will be revitalised, Bordoloi said.

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ue to human interference with the environment through emissions of chemicals and pollutants, the changes are being witnessed through changing climatic winds, oceanic currents and rising heat and humidity. Recently, the north east experienced one of the heaviest thunderstorms and followed by torrential rains that caused floods, landslides and deaths. When the term ‘global warming’ is used, it is meant to describe the impact of rise in global temperature in decades brought about by the emission of green house gases caused by fossil fuel emissions, pollutants and other human activities. The cycle of rising temperature has interfered with the natural weather cycle. This often results in unprecedented heavy rains or untimely arrival of the rains. However, when climatologists speak of changing weather pattern and its resultant effect in throwing nature’s weather out of gear; it means that the nature is not longer in control and therefore out of control. These affect the natural laboratory required for agriculture and which has been witnessed throughout India in the recent years. As per records, in 2014, the top carbon dioxide (CO2) emitters were China(30%), the United States(15%), the European Union(9%), India(7%), the Russian Federation(5%), and Japan(4%). These data include CO2 emissions from fossil fuel combustion, as well as cement manufacturing and gas flaring. Together, these sources represent a large proportion of total global CO2 emissions. Future effects of climate change will continue through this century and beyond during which temperatures will continue to rise. This will mean that frost-free season (and growing season) will lengthen, more droughts and heat waves, hurricanes will become stronger and more intense and that sea level will rise 1-4 feet by 2100. The local destruction of the local environment has also added to the changes in climate. According to environmentalists, there can be no compensation for the loss of natural forests because open forests are often classified as degraded. A dense or closed forest, as it is known in scientific terms, is characteristic of that area and climatic conditions.When a natural forest is felled what is lost is the ecological system, including rare species of flora and fauna. What replaces it is a monoculture plantation of fast-growing species. One of the most destructive symbols on the environment has been the total loss of the once lush Rangapahar reserved forest which was declared as a sanctuary. This newspaper had exposed the nexus that had systematically destroyed the forest since 1990. At the height of its prime, Rangapahar Sanctuary had 21,768 acres when it was notified as a reserved forest in 1925 by the forest department of Assam. Today, what is left of the sanctuary is about hardly 300 acres that is supposed to be the Nagaland Zoological Park. The contributory factors for abnormal weather patterns are varied and many. It is therefore important to make citizens aware of their roles and once this is achieved, perhaps even choice of environmental friendly products would become a necessity. No government in the state should overlook the role of sustainable development while pursuing economic growth. Ignoring this matter would only create an unfavourable climate literally and geographically and disturb the need to maintain equitable and healthy rates of growth.

DailyDevotion Get Moving! (1) Abide in Me… —John 15:4 In the matter of determination. The Spirit of Jesus is put into me by way of the atonement by the Cross of Christ. I then have to build my thinking patiently to bring it into perfect harmony with my Lord. God will not make me think like Jesus— I have to do it myself. I have to bring “every thought into captivity to the obedience of Christ” (2 Corinthians 10:5). “Abide in Me”— in intellectual matters, in money matters, in every one of the matters that make human life what it is. Our lives are not made up of only one neatly confined area. Am I preventing God from doing things in my circumstances by saying that it will only serve to hinder my fellowship with Him? How irrelevant and disrespectful that is! It does not matter what my circumstances are. I can be as much assured of abiding in Jesus in any one of them as I am in any prayer meeting. It is unnecessary to change and arrange my circumstances myself. Our Lord’s inner abiding was pure and unblemished. He was at home with God wherever His body was. He never chose His own circumstances, but was meek, submitting to His Father’s plans and directions for Him. Just think of how amazingly relaxed our Lord’s life was! But we tend to keep God at a fever pitch in our lives. We have none of the serenity of the life which is “hidden with Christ in God” (Colossians 3:3). Think of the things that take you out of the position of abiding in Christ. You say, “Yes, Lord, just a minute— I still have this to do. Yes, I will abide as soon as this is finished, or as soon as this week is over. It will be all right, Lord. I will abide then.” Get moving— begin to abide now. In the initial stages it will be a continual effort to abide, but as you continue, it will become so much a part of your life that you will abide in Him without any conscious effort. Make the determination to abide in Jesus wherever you are now or wherever you may be placed in the future.

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he Central Bureau of Investigation’s raid on the owners of NDTV for an alleged concealment of share transaction from the SEBI that has caused a loss of Rs. 48 crore to a private bank has been termed by the channel as a witch-hunt based on “same old” false accusation. I tend to agree with the channel. Radhika Roy, the co-owner, and I have worked together at The Indian Express and I cannot imagine that she could have indulged in such activities attributed to her. I think it is a trumped up charge. Radhika and her husband, Pronnoy Roy, are not that type because they are self-made people. They may have committed some technical errors. But the CBI has registered a case against RRPR Holding Private Limited, Pranoy Roy, his wife Radhika and unidentified officials of ICICI Bank of criminal conspiracy, cheating and corruption. According to charges, the RRPR Holdings had allegedly taken a loan of Rs 500 crore from India Bulls Private Limited to purchase 20 per cent shares of NDTV from the public.

A trumped up charge

The CBI has alleged that RRPR Holdings took a loan of Rs 375 crore at the rate of 19 per cent per annum from ICICI Bank to repay the borrowing from India Bulls. The promoters of NDTV pledged their entire shareholding in NDTV as collateral to ICICI for this loan, it is alleged. According to the investigating agency, this pledging of shares was not reported to the SEBI, stock exchanges and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. Such concealment was allegedly done as a creation of more than 61 per cent voting capital which was in violation of section 19 (2) of the Banking Regulation Act. It should not be more than 30 per cent, the agency said. An interest waiver of 10 per cent was also given by ICICI. The network has said that the loans have been repaid and it produced a document that appeared to confirm its claim. “NDTV and its promoters have never defaulted on any loan to ICICI or any other bank.” read a statement posted on NDTV’s website. “We adhere to the highest levels of integrity and independence. It is

Lightning do’s & don’ts

Warning signs: • High winds, rainfall and darkening cloud cover • Thunderstorms overhead/ nearby • Louder or more frequent thunder Facts: • Lightening generally strikes the tallest object • No place is completely safe but some places are safer than others • Large enclosed structures are safer than smaller/ open structure • Lightening may strike the same place repeatedly • Most lightening deaths and injuries occur to people caught outdoors • You CAN touch lightening victims (they carry no electrical charge). Attend to them immediately Before lightening strikes: • Keep yourself informed of local weather alert/ predictions accessible in your locality • Be aware of medical contact details for lightning emergency • Make emergency plan for self/ family • Keep the emergency kit ready • Postpone outdoor activities if thunderstorm is forecast • Unplug electrical applainces • Remove dead or rotting trees and branches around your house/ building If indoors: • Close your windows and doors • Stay away from windows and doors, railings, porches/porticos If outdoors: • Move towards a safe shelter (strong building) immediately • Stay away from tractors, farm equipments, motorcycles, bicycles etc • If driving, try to safely exit road and park, away from isolated tree and areas prone to flash flooding • Generally, enclosed metal vehicles (cars, buses etc) with the windows rolled up, are better shelter than being in the open. • Stay AWAY from loose hanging power lines • If in a forest: Get shelter in a low area under a thick undergrowth of small trees • In other open areas: Try to go to a low place such as a ravine (but be alert for flash floods)

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• If in water get to land and find safe shelter immediately If Lightning strikes: • Call for medical assistance and ambulance immediately • It is safe to touch lightening victims and provide medical treatment • In cold, wet situations put a protective layer between the victim and the ground to lower the risk of hypothermia (very low body temperature) • Attend to the victims as follows: • If breathing stops: begin mouth- to- mouth resuscitation • If heartbeat stops: administer Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) until medical assistance arrives. • If victim has pulse: look for other possible injuries/ burns/ hearing-loss/ eyesight- loss Preparedness: • If a storm is approaching, avoid high places, hill tops, open fields, separate trees, rain/bus/picnic, shelters, communications towers, flag-poles, electric/light poles, metal fences, open vehicles and water Don’ts if indoors: • Do not use/touch corded phones/mobile/ other devices plugged into electric (Cordless and wireless phones not connected to wall outlets are safer to use in case of emergency). • Do not use electrical devices immediately after thunder/ lightning • Do not wash your hands, take bath/ shower, wash dishes and do laundry • Do not lie on concrete floors/ lean against concrete walls • Avoid contact with any conductive surfaces (metal doors, window frames, wiring and plumbing/ water-taps) If Outdoors: • Do not stand below or near a tree in case of thunder/storm/lightning • Avoid se parated sheds or other small structures in open areas • Avoid contact with metal/ conductor parts of the vehicle • Stay away from loose hanging power cables. Issued in public interest: Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), Home Department.

clearly the independence and fearlessness of NDTV’s team that the ruling party’s politicians cannot stomach and the CBI raid is merely another attempt at silencing the media.” The Narendra Modi government has been after the NDTV for quite some time because this is one of the very few channels which have not surrendered to the whims of the government. And this is not the first Kuldip time that it has been targeted by the Modi government. Last year, NDTV had to challenge the government’s one-day ban of its Hindi channel in the Supreme Court when it was ordered off the air for broadcasting sensitive details of terror attack on the air force base in Pathankot in January 2016. In November 2016, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting had ordered an unprecedented 24-hour blackout against the network, saying its coverage on terrorist attacks at Pathankot had revealed “strategically-sensitive information.” NDTV argued that its coverage was based on official news briefings

and that other broadcasters that had made the same revelations were not being penalized. Subsequently, the representatives of NDTV met with the Information and Broadcasting Minister and pleaded that the channel had not been given a fair chance to offer evidence that it did not share any information that was different from what other channels and newspapers presented at the same Nayar time. Understandably, the ban was widel condemned by journalists and editors with all press councils drawing parallels to the Emergency of the 1970s when basic constitutional rights including the freedom of the press were blatantly violated. At the last minute, the government lifted the ban. The Editors’ Guild of India then said that the oneday ban by the government was unprecedented and that the centre appeared to have given itself the power “to intervene in the functioning of the media and take arbitrary punitive action as and when it does not agree with the coverage.” Defending the ban,

Information and Broadcasting Minister Venkaiah Naidu said that it was “in the interest of the country’s security” and that the barrage of criticism confronted by the government appeared to be “politically inspired.” Even on the recent raids by CBI, Naidu’s reaction is, more or less, the same. Denying that there was no political interference on the raids, Naidu has said: “If somebody does something wrong, simply because they belong to media, you cannot expect the government to keep quiet.” He said that the law was taking its course. I am not against the law taking its own course. But I, like other journalists, would want to know what the channel has done to invite the wrath of the government or, for that matter, Prime Minister Modi. It is obvious that this action could not have been taken without the consent from the top. The Information and Broadcasting Minister is only the hatchet person. After all, he would have to carry out the orders coming from above. The government has

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been using sedition laws to silence dissenting voices. And there are over 51 freedom of information activists have been found murdered since the law came to force in 2005. NDTV’s news coverage has riled up members of Modi’s Hindu nationalist BJP, many of whom accuse the network of being antiBJP. Days before the raid, an NDTV news anchor had sparred with the BJP’s national spokesman Sambit Patra on air and asked him to leave her show for his accusation that NDTV had an “agenda.” On one hand, Modi talks of strengthening democracy. But on the other hand, he is doing everything to weaken it. In his favourite ‘Mann Ki Baat,’ Modi said the other day that for a lively democracy, healthy criticisms are immensely important. However, every action emanating from his government, particularly the attacks on the media, smacks of authoritarianism. The magic he casts on the people is gradually vanishing. The sooner he realizes the better it would be for him and his supporters.

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Undermine no more the young Nagas

urprised not us but since we have to justify our stand, here are some logical reasons as to why ‘youth empowerment’ should not be discouraged in the Naga society as it is hinted and favored by some older Naga leaders and writers for the youths to remain a silent spectator and follow only in their footsteps when we ourselves grow our share of grey hairs. In the western society the justice through law is not reserved only for some particular section of the people in the society. The law does not hold any preference based on class or age, sex of an individual to justify his place in the society. A paparazzi (photographer) can sue a famous celebrity or a janitor could file a law suit against a senator, should the charges pressed against the accused is entirely based on facts and seek justice. They don’t believe that it merely takes the number in age for an individual to attain the level of wisdom to change the society for the better. No not them, they are smart enough to comprehend (through comprehensive studies and research in psychology and neurobiology) that it takes some to attain great age to finally reach certain level of social and mental maturity while there are charismatic some whose mental maturity enlightens at a young age.

It depends and varies from one person to the next. For this reason they don’t discourage but encourages and provide the necessary platforms to their youths to inspire and influence their society for change. Even Bill Gates, the world’s richest man was only 16 years old when he developed first his software that later led to the expansion of Microsoft. The young Nagas of today are more equipped with information about the western society and their developments thanks to western TV cable and spending times on the internet and social network sites which the older generations did not have access to during their development into adulthood. The bitter truth is that the modern minded Nagas (be it young or old) are more mentally civilized and psychologically advanced than the set of Nagas who still clings to the past and its former glories. For those who can’t seem to grasp this simple reality then we can’t make them understand any further. Yes, the guidance and encouragement (positive reinforcement) of the few wise intellectual older Nagas is much needed in our society to direct the youths in building a bright future for our society channeled with the harnessing of the potential of the intellectual capacity of the young Nagas. In order to change a system we have to be a

little bit radical in our approaches with not money or muscles as our weapon but “Truth”. Today we have observed and understood the nature of the “system beyond system” where we all dwell in, from corruption to ignorance that has bounded the people from the “freedom to live” rather than surviving. If we want to bring total development in our society then the first obstacle we need to overcome is the present ignorant system that has its reach through every aspect in our lives. If we check the facts then the truth is only that the older generations when they were young had been under a brutally ignorant system because of lack of western culture influence in those days. The Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome in his speech that appeared in the daily papers on March 30, 2017 challenged the youths to overcome narrow mindedness and broaden their potential by not remaining as mere spectators. He also talked about how most revolutions in history had been brought out by youth forces. Kurt Cobain also said that it was up to the youths to bring positive changes in the society because as humans grows old they become fairly adjustable with the system where they have lived for long and doesn’t have the zest

to change the total set of perspectives in their lives which is basic psychology. So it is up to the enthusiastic youths to utilize their modern knowledge and perspectives in shaping a new advanced society. Ever y citizen has the right of freedom of speech and expression but this does not give the right to any individual or group to tarnish the name of any individual or an organization with false propaganda. If any accusation is to be made like, “the young minds which are capable enough to change the world is now gradually manipulated by the power of money. Indeed money and political power has become their top most priority” than make sure to produce the evidence to support the statements regarding the motives because your word will hold against you should one choose to sue you on charges for “false allegations” in court. If not today, when are we Nagas planning to bring a practical systematic exchange of human interaction in our society based on mutual understanding and respect of human rights where every issue would be addressed on rational grounds as done in the Western Societies and not on vague customary obligations? Liberal Democratic Party of Nagaland (Media Cell), ldpnagaland@ gmail.com

Reader’s Post Sir,

Chained by a forced language!

Many animals and even plant species communicate with each other. Humans are not unique in this capability. However, human language is unique in being a symbolic communication system that is learned instead of being biologically inherited. We also use it to express inner thoughts and emotions. It is a medium through which we represent our culture and historical backgrounds of our community. However, language known by one need not necessarily be known by all. Over years we have made it our ‘pride’ rather than our ‘medium’ and are chaining the people belonging to other linguistic minority communities of our regions with it. Same is happening in West-Bengal, where Bengali language is made compulsory irrespective of the opinions of the hill people. It is a crime on moral grounds as an individual in an Independent country like India should be free to learn and communicate in the language of his/her choice. No one has the right to force their mother tongue on others, as they also have their own vernacular languages to choose from and “Nepali” being one of them. It is also an insult to a great free-minded language like ‘Bengali’ as it is forced on ‘Non-Bengali’ speakers thereby arousing hatred and a sense of boredom on the young minds of the students. I believe all languages are beautiful and all of them deserve their part of respect. But learning should be left out to the choice of the readers and no citizen of this country should be chained to any language. This is my humble suggestion as a concerned citizen of this great ‘multi-linguistic’ country India. Raj Sunar, Upper Shillong.

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

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MP CM meets deceased farmers’ kin; hands out Rs 1 crore aid each

MP CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan consoles family members of a deceased farmer, killed in the recent police firing, at village Lodh in Mandsaur district on Wednesday. (PTI)

had yesterday sanctioned a financial aid of Rs 1 crore each to the families of six farmers killed during a violent protest staged by them at Mandsaur. Five of them were allegedly killed in police firing, while another farmer, who was allegedly beaten up by the police, succumbed to his injuries later. The aid was sanctioned from the chief minister’s discretionary fund. Chouhan assured the family members that strict action will be taken against those guilty of killing the

BJP trying to deconstruct Mahatma’s ideology: Cong

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New Delhi, Jun 14 (IANS): Equating the killing of five Madhya Pradesh farmers with Mahatma Gandhi’s assassination, the Congress on Wednesday flayed BJP chief Amit Shah’s comment on the Father of the Nation and said the BJP was trying to “deconstruct” his image, ideology and thinking. The Congress said it will launch on Thursday a ‘haq-mango abhiyaan’ (fightfor-rights movement) for farmers in Uttar Pradesh. “A few days ago in Raipur, a man used a very light word. They are those who want to deconstruct the image, ideology, and thinking of Mahatma Gandhi,” Congress leader Raj Babbar told reporters here.

On June 9, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Amit Shah had referred to Mahatma Gandhi as a “bahut chatur baniya” (very clever Baniya) while addressing a gathering in Raipur in Chhattisgarh. “Farmers fighting for their rights are being shot, in the same manner in which Gandhi-ji was assassinated in 1948,” Babbar said while referring to the June 6 killing of farmers in Mandsaur district. Babbar said: “They fear if the thinking and ideology of Gandhi-ji remains alive, their divisive politics will not work in India till then and they will have to work very hard to spread that kind of politics.” Babbar, who heads the Congress’s Uttar Pradesh unit, said Indians had adopted the ideology of Bapu (Mahatma Gandhi) and rejected the ideology of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh ideologue (Madhav Sadashiv) Golwalkar. The Congress leader said the BJP leaders must remember that Gandhi-ji sacrified and renounced everything for the Chamaparan Satyagrah in Bihar (in 1917).

ED files charge sheet in KFA-IDBI PMLA case Note ban was inspired by Ambedkar: Adityanath

Extradition case, Vijay Mallya denies all allegations outside UK court, next hearing on July 6.

over Rs. 9,600 crore till now. Officials said the agency has stated in detail in the charge sheet how funds of about Rs. 400 crore were moved abroad in alleged violation of rules. It has also mentioned

Lucknow, Jun 14 (IANS): Uttar Pradesh C h i e f M i n i s t e r Yo g i Adityanath on Wednesday said that demonetisation of high-value currency notes by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in November last year was inspired by B.R. Ambedkar. He made this statement at an event organised by Dr B.R. Ambedkar Jankalyan Samiti at Harnampur village in his parliamentary constituency Gorakhpur. After breaking bread with the Dalits of the village, Adityanath noted that Ambedkar had often

said that if the country was to be graft free, the circulation of currency should be changed. Terming demonetisation a bold move by Modi, he said it was for the first time since independence that any political leader had shown the guts to take on the corrupt in the country. A d i t ya n a t h , w h o unveiled a statue of the architect of Indian Constitution at the village, credited Ambedkar for his efforts, which led to the end of untouchability and discrimination in the country.

DAR B HAN G A , J UN 14 (AGENCIES): Chief minister Nitish Kumar on Wednesday urged his Uttar Pradesh counterpart Yogi Adityanath, who visits Bihar tomorrow, not to come ‘empty handed’ but implement the liqour ban and 50 per cent reservation for women in local bodies. “You (Adityanath) should take cue from us and implement liqour ban and 50 per cent reservation for women in local bodies,” Kumar told a public meeting here after laying foundations of development projects worth Rs 300 crore. Taking a dig at the much-hyped Darbhanga visit of Yogi Adityanath tomorrow, Kumar said “He must be coming empty handed whereas I am here to launch various development schemes.”

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The Bihar Chief Minister also had a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi for non-fulfillment of various promises made to Bihar during the 2014 general elections and assembly polls in the state the next year saying “We implement whatever works we promise, but others forget about it.” Kumar took a potshot at cow vigilants and said that they should learn to

take care of stray bovines before taking law into their own hands to deal with those involved in trade of animals. He claimed that the liqour ban has become a runaway success in Bihar and asked BJP-ruled states to follow suit. Kumar said that his government will launch a total de-addiction drive as follow up action after the success of the liqour ban.

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J A M M U , J UN 1 4 (AGENCIES): Pakistan on Wednesday violated the ceasefire twice by shelling mortars and firing from small arms on forward posts and civilians areas along the LoC in Rajouri and Poonch districts of Jammu and Kashmir, drawing retaliation from the Indian side, the Army said. There have been nine ceasefire violations in the past four days and total 12 along the LoC and the IB in Jammu region since January 1 in which one civilian was killed and seven others were injured. “Pakistan Army initiated indiscriminate firing of small arms, automatics RPG and recoilless rifles from 0930 hours in Nowshera sector along the Line of Control in Rajouri district today,” defence spokesman Manish Mehta said.

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(PTI): In an apparent goofup, the home ministry in its annual report used a picture of Spain-Morocco boundary as India’s border with Pakistan, prompting the Union home secretary to say that the ministry would apologise if there is a mistake. The picture with the caption ‘Floodlighting along the Border’ was published recently in the home ministry’s annual report for 2016-17, with detailed information on floodlighting along the Indo-Pak border. However, it came to light today that the picture was of the Spain-Morocco border, located along the Plazas de soberanía, Ceuta, Melilla and Alborán Island

Morocco. Between Morocco and Ceuta, there is a physical border known as the Ceuta border fence. Melilla also has a physical border known as the Melilla border fence, similar to the Indo-Pak border with floodlighting. Union Home Secretary Rajiv Mehrishi said the ministry will find out if the picture was not that of Indo-Pak border. “If there is a mistake, we will apologise,” he said. Sources said the home ministry officials were trying to find out from where the picture was sourced. It could be from the Border Security Force which guards major portions of the 3,323 km long boundary, they said.

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M u mb a i , J u n 1 4 (AGENCIES): The ED today filed its first charge sheet against liquor baron Vijay Mallya and others in connection with its money laundering probe in the IDBI-KFA bank loan case. The 57-page charge sheet or prosecution complaint, with voluminous annexures, was filed under various sections of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) before a special anti-money laundering court here. The Enforcement Directorate had registered a criminal case in this deal last year under the PMLA and has attached assets worth

the role of other officials and executives of KFA and IDBI in this deal and has appended their statements recorded by the agency under the PMLA law. The investigations conducted by the ED so far had stated that its probe found that the Kingfisher Airlines (KFA) along with IDBI bank officials “criminally conspired to obtain funds to the tune of Rs. 860.92 crore despite weak financials, negative net-worth, noncompliance of corporate credit policy of new client, non-quality collateral security and low credit rating of the borrower, out of which Rs. 807.82 crore of principal amount remains unpaid.”

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Mandsaur (MP), Jun 14 (PTI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today visited Mandsaur, where five farmers were allegedly killed in police firing during a protest, and handed over Rs 1 crore each as aid to the kin of the deceased. Chouhan, along with wife Sadhna, reached Mandsaur on a special plane and first went to Badwan village to meet the kin of Ghanshyam Dhakad, who was killed in police firing. The state government

farmers. He later visited Lodh and consoled the family members of Satyanarayan, another deceased farmer. The chief minister then went to Nayakheda in neighbouring Neemuch district to meet the family of Chainram Patidar. On the demand of Chainram’s father Ganpat, he announced a tarred road from Kuchlod to Nayakheda, a community centre in the village and a memorial for the deceased farmer. Chouhan handed over the documents related to the compensation to the kin of the farmers. The compensation amount was directly transferred to their bank accounts. The BJP leader is also slated to visit Piplyamandi, Barkheda Panth, Budha and Chillod Piplia villages to offer condolences to the kin of the other farmers killed in the recent violence in the state. The district administration made elaborate security arrangements for the chief minister’s visit. Five helipads were kept ready at various places, said a senior official.

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Across 1 Tied up at work, displaying ability (8) 5 Leaders of the Soviets assassinated Russian ruler (4) 8 Europe in turmoil after dropping old currency (5) 9 Painters, perhaps, in dire straits (7) 11 Gander appears with eagle’s wings (4-3) 12 One entertained by fat Scottish landowner (5) 13 Opening for pro, say, in golf club (6) 15 Anne is flipping mad (6) 18 Pet has no time ultimately for teacher (5) 20 Keep crossing river to acquire new skills (7) 23 Withdraw from contest with a slight wound (7) 24 Where canoe may be floundering? (5) 25 Heather in Stirlingshire (4) 26 Leader of band helps string players (8) Down 1 Thirty days in Capri? Lovely! (5) 2 Garment finally put on by painter (7) 3 Young people seen playing after end of August (5) 4 Storage unit back in prewar days (6) 6 South American greeting Japanese food (5) 7 Leftovers I reused in a stew (7) 10 Part of foot alongside claw (5) 13 Country girl reading (7) 14 Be small in doorway? (5) 16 Oscar-winning film produced in Australia (7) 17 Composer not quite meeting a Hindu god (6) 19 Nobleman finding love in farm building (5) 21 Dear horn sounds (5) 22 Dressed up to display such figures? (5)

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DECLARATION Through this affidavit vide registration number 1550/17 dt. 13.06.2017, I Shilumeren Lemtur hereby declare that the names Shilumeren Lemtur and Shilumeren Jamir are one and of the same person. Henceforth, my official name Shilumeren Lemtur shall be used in all my educational certificate as well as in my official documents from the date of declaration of this affidavit. Sd/Sd/Notary Public, Deponent Mokokchung DC-1395

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RESIDENTIAL PLOT FOR SALE Rs. 130 per sq. ft. (Nego) Near Hope Academy 4th Mile, (Naga United Village) Ph : 9862766021/7085242871

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LAND FOR SALE Patta Land 2260 Sqft. Site Leveling done at Lerie Colony Contact: 9436810792

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LOST NOTICE I, Mr. Pulei am applying for duplicate copy of HSSLC Registration Card as I have lost it. Name : Pulei F/Name : Manpong D.O.B : 9.01.1997 Registration Number : 1440121 Year : 2016 School : Govt. Hr. Sec. School, Mon Contact : 8729997940

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India, Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI), Bank of Baroda and Bank of India along with their beneficiaries. Officials from District Industries Centre (DIC), Entrepreneurs Associates (EA) and Institute of Information Technology and Job-Oriented Training (IIJT) represented the Stand Up Help Centres (SUHC) of Kohima district also attended. Earlier, the programme was chaired by S. Sitlhou, Chief Manager and Lead District Manager(LDM) from SBI while BendangAier, AGM, NABARD welcomed the participants and shared the objective of the meeting.

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SUI scheme was formally launched by the Prime Minister on April 5, 2016 with the objective of encouraging greenfield enterprises under trading, manufacturing and services by SC/ST and women entrepreneurs with bank loan ranging from Rs. 10 lakh to Rs. 100 lakh through Scheduled Commercial Bank Branches. In Kohima district, an amount of Rs. 421.13 lakh has been sanctioned by nine banks to 20 beneficiaries since SUI scheme was launched. It included 11 women entrepreneurs. The meeting was also attended by officials from State Bank of India, Vijaya Bank, Central Bank of India, United Bank of

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‘Post Disbursement Meet’ on SUI scheme DIMAPUR, Jun 14 (NPN): First “Post Disbursement Meet” under Stand UpIndia (SUI) Scheme for Kohima district was held at Conclave Hall, LCS Building, Kohima town on June 13. The event was organized by National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) and Lead Bank Office (LBO) Kohima in consultation with Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI), Dimapur, to interact with all the stakeholders regarding sharing of best practices, review of performance, problem solving, suggestions for improvement, etc,.

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the first half of the fiscal. WPI is now based on the new base year 2011-12, which was revised last month from 2004-05, with an aim to reflect the macroeconomic picture more accurately. Government data showed that prices of food articles shrank by 2.27 per cent in May on an yearly basis. The inflation print for vegetables read (-)18.51 per cent. While potato saw a deflation of 44.36 per cent, for onion, it came in at 12.86 per cent.

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New Delhi, Jun 14 (PTI): Cheaper vegetables, along with pulses and meat, dragged down wholesale inflation for May to a five-month low of 2.17 per cent, putting pressure on the RBI to relax interest rate. The wholesale price index (WPI) based inflation was 3.85 per cent in the previous month and (-)0.9 per cent in May 2016. The reading was 2.10 per cent in December 2016. The Reserve Bank, in its monetary policy review this month, had revised downwards reatil inflation forecast for

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by banks in their quarterly results, the total gross NPAs for the banking sector stood at Rs 7.11 lakh crore as of December 2016. Of this, Rs 6.19 lakh crore bad loans lie with public sector banks. Lenders say that even if the NPAs were to be resolved during the current fiscal, they would be classified as standard loans only after a year. The RBI panel, called the internal advisory committee (IAC), held its first meeting on June 12.

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He lamented that many of Naga medical students failed to enrol with IIRMA and avail its benefits. The reasons, he said was due to presence of many fraud agencies. He therefore, encouraged the students and parents to visit the official facility and check the website before they take a step forward. Pravesh further informed that local representatives of IIRMA have been set up to assist the students. They are- Genius career guide and education Hub centre Dimapur C/o NABA hostel opp. Fun cinema, near power house, railway road. Details can be contacted at: 8014326331 and 7005112049.

MUMBAI, Jun 14 (Agencies): The Reserve Bank of India has identified 12 borrowers, which account for 25% of all bank bad loans, for immediate resolution under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). The RBI will now ask banks to file for insolvency proceedings under the IBC in respect to the identified accounts, which will be accorded priority by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT). The top 25 accounts were identified by an RBIconstituted panel comprising independent board members. Although the central bank has not divulged the names of the borrowers, banking sources expect that it would include top defaulting companies such as Bhushan Steel, Bhushan Power and Jaypee group. According to filing

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DIMAPUR, Jun 14 (NPN): After successfully enrolling more than 820 students from India in ten medical colleges at IRMA international consultancy Inc, the IIRMA IIRMA education consultancy Pvt. Ltd, one of the best consultants for medical education in Philippines has set its focus on enrolment of Naga students at IIRMA. It may be understood that top universities in Philippines have given full authority to IIRMA education for enrolling MBBS (MD, doctor of medicine) students. W i t h t h i s f o c u s, IIRMA director professor Pravesh Bhadviya ac-

companied by Lyceum of the Phillipines University (LPU) Laguna Rhea E. Abasolo has decided to help Naga students willing to pursue MBBS at IIRMA. This was disclosed by Pravesh while addressing media persons at Hotel Lake Shilloi, Dimapur on Wednesday. IIRMA is a registered company with Philippines government in Philippines under the name “IRMA international consultancy Inc”. According to Pravesh, IIRMA has been successful to establish as name of trust, integrity and quality oriented official partner of reputed university in Philippines.

DIMAPUR, Jun 14 (NPN): State Head, corporate communications, Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd has highlighted various benefits for the Jio users. Announcing the benefits at a press interactive session at Reliance Jio infocomm Ltd first floor, city tower building, above HDFC bank, Dimapur, representative of Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd maintained that the steps has been taken to ensure that all the Jio users get superior data experience, attractive tariff options that have been offered for

subscribers to consume additional data beyond 1 GB per day at regular speed as part of the Jio offer. The representative also highlighted on the benefits of JioFi 4G router, which was launched and on the Mobile Number portability (MNP) where without changing the number the consumer can shift to Reliance Jio network. The company has introduced a plan where customers can exchange their existing datacard, dongle or hotspot router at any Jio Digital store or Jio Care store and will get free 4G data worth Rs 2010 against the device

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Movement for Gorkhaland will go on, says GJM chief

Police work like TMC cadre, says GJM chief Bimal Gurung. “The District Magis- the hills, Gurung appealed trate and the Superinten- to the tourists and people dent of Police are camping working there to reconsider on the streets. But they the situation and take a call should know that the peo- on staying there. ple who are protecting “I would request the them are also Gorkhas. tourists and the people who They should remember have come to work here to that they would not be pro- change their mind about tected day and night in the coming and staying here. coming days,” Gurung The state government is warned. doing dictatorship politics Referring to the all- here. How can the tourists party meeting held on stay here in this situation,” Tuesday, the leader claimed Gurung said. that all political outfits in “Incidents like baton the hills had decided to charge are happening here work together. everyday. In this situation, Accusing the state how can there be work or government of running tourism in this situation,” “political dictatorship” in he wondered.

Focus on development, not cow politics: Panchajanya

Tarun Vijay NEW DELHI, JUN 14 (AGENCIES): “Don’t make Hinduism a religion of the kitchen. Focus on improving lives of the poor,” the latest edition of RSS-affiliated Panchajanya tells cow protectors, urging them to read works of Swami Vivekananda, former RSS sarsangachalak MS Golwalkar and Hindutva icon Veer Savarkar, condemning violence in the name of the cow. The writer, Tarun Vij ay, f o r m e r e d i t o r o f Panchajanya, has taken a stern stand on the issue. “The slaughter of the cow (in Kannur) was no doubt a condemnable act that shakes the Indian civilisation to the very core,” the article says, asking for an enquiry into the incident. “Stern action should be taken against the Congress and Communists for using

the animal for political battles, slaughtering it only to hurt the beliefs of Indian society. But that said, look into yourself: Are your temples clean of filth? Are you keeping your cows well?” he asked. The culture and food habits of north India cannot be imposed on entire India, Tarun Vijay said, asking Hindus to look at how negligence of cows and temples was rampant in Hindu society. “The greatest sinners among the Hindu society are people who leave gau raksha to government and leave their cows under nourished... Our cows are put through harmful medical procedures and often even calves are deprived of mother’s milk. These acts need to be rectified,” Vijay said, stressing that priority should be on development iisues, not creating divisions. The article said at a time when the government was trying its best to ensure gas, electricity and education in every household, it was not right to digress the nation. “People who embark on long journeys don’t get down at every station to pick up petty fights.” “This is the best time to go back to reading views of Vivekananda, Rajju Bhaiiya, Savarkar — all of whom fought against ill-informed beliefs” the story added.

8 killed, 30 injured as bus falls from bridge in UP JAUN P UR , JUN 1 4 (AGENCIES): At least eight people, including a woman, were killed and 30 injured when an Uttar Pradesh roadways bus fell on the bank of Sai river from a bridge. The incident took place at Bargudar Pul area under Sikrara police station at around 1.30pm on the Jaunpur-Rae Bareli national highway, district magistrate of Jaunpur Sarvagyaram Mishra said. “The UPSRTC bus was going to Jaunpur from Allahabad. At around 1.30pm, the driver lost control over the vehicle which hurtled down the bridge and fell on the bank of the river,” he said. Mishra said eight passengers, including a woman, lost their lives and 30 were injured. Two of the seriously injured passengers have been referred to Varanasi for treatment, he said, adding that other wounded passengers were undergoing treatment at a local hospital.

BJP, opposition hold parleys on Presidential election

EC issues notification for President’s election

NEW DELHI, JUN 14 (AGENCIES): The process of filing nominations for the July 17 Presidential poll began on Wednesday with the Election Commission issuing a notification in this regard. The nomination process will continue till June 28. The ruling NDA and a loosely knit group of opposition parties have intensified efforts to zero in on a “mutually acceptable” presidential candidate. But they would go their separate ways if a consensus proves elusive. After a prolonged silence on the issue, BJP chief Amit Shah has constituted a three-member committee comprising Union ministers Rajnath Singh, Arun Jaitley and M Venkaiah Naidu which will hold consultations with the NDA allies and the opposition on the issue. Leaders of opposition parties will hold their meeting this afternoon to chalk

out their joint strategy and come up with a consensus candidate. The 10-member sub-group of the opposition is meeting for the first time after its constitution recently. Sources said the opposition leaders will try and come out with some possible names for the post of president, but will await the government initiative in this regard. In a bid to ensure that non serious candidates do not file nomination for the prestigious election, laws were amended a few years ago. Now, a candidate who is supported by 50 ‘electors’ and seconded by another 50 can file nomination. Elected members of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha and elected members of state legislative assemblies are the electors. If the elections are held in case both the NDA and the opposition field their candidates, then the results will be announced on July 20.

New Delhi, Jun 14 (IANS): The ruling and the opposition parties on Wednesday got going on the presidential election with the three-member BJP committee poised to meet Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Friday in a bid to evolve a consensus on the nominee. On the other side, opposition leaders held preliminary discussions on the issue but decided to meet again for detailed parleys after government makes public its choice of candidate. The BJP core committee met on Wednesday morning in the presence of party President Amit Shah, where senior ministers Rajnath Singh and M. Venkaiah Naidu, who form part of the three-member group were also present. Later, Singh and Naidu met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and discussed the strategy. Later it was disclosed that the three-member team, which includes Arun Jaitley, will meet Sonia Gandhi probably with the name the ruling side would like to field as part of efforts to build a consensus. It was not clear whether Jaitley, who is currently in South Korea, will be back in the capital in time for the meeting.

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Senior Congress leaders, CPI(M) RJD, Samajwadi Party, NCP and other opposition leaders in a meeting in New Delhi on Wednesday. (PTI) The team will later meet CPI-M General Secretary Sitaram Yechury. Naidu spoke to BSP leader Satish Chandra Mishra and NCP leader Praful Patel over phone. He was told that the two parties will firm up their stand only after the BJP panel meets them formally. Among the names doing the rounds as possible NDA candidate are Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik. There is talk in the BJP circles that the RSS could pitch for another veteran Murli Manohar Joshi. A surprise could be in the form of Jharkhand Governor Draupadi Murmu, a tribal from Odisha. With an edge in the

electoral college, the BJP is said to be of the opinion that it should have its own candidate who has an ideological background since it is the party in power. Naidu indicated as much on Tuesday when he said that opposition should keep in mind the spirit of democracy that the BJP has the mandate of the people. Meanwhile, BJP’s oldest ally Shiv Sena on Wednesday yet again made it clear that its “first choice” for NDA’s presidential candidate is RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat. The Sena has been demanding that RSS chief should be nominated as the NDA’s presidentail candidate, even though Bhagwat has said that he is not in the race.

Scindia on 72-hour ‘satyagraha’ in farmers’ support Bhopal, Jun 14 (PTI): Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia today launched a 72-hour ‘satyagraha’ here in support of farmers, three days after Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan called off his indefinite fast on the issue. Scindia, the Congress’ Chief Whip in the Lok Sabha, launched the protest at around 3.30 pm at TT Nagar’s Dussehra Maidan. The scion of the erstwhile Gwalior dynasty garlanded the portrait of Mahatma Gandhi on the stage before sitting on the ‘satyagraha’. The photos of the six farmers killed in Mandsaur district earlier this month were also displayed on the stage. The farmers’ protest, which began on June 1 over various demands, including loan waiver and better prices for their produce, took a violent turn on June 6, when five of them were allegedly killed in police

firing at Mandsaur. Another farmer from the district, who was allegedly beaten up by the police, succumbed to his injuries later. The protest spread to the other districts of western Madhya Pradesh subseq u e n t l y, i n c l u d i n g Neemuch, Dhar, Ratlam and Jhabua. The farmers’ agitation prompted the opposition parties to launch an attack on the BJP government in the state and corner Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan over the issue. An under pressure Chouhan had launched an indefinite fast here on Saturday with an appeal for peace, but called it off the next day claiming that peace had been restored in the areas affected due to the farmers’ protest. On June 8, Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi was detained by the police while he was on his way to Mandsaur to meet the kin of the farmers killed in police firing.

Congress leader and MP Jyotiraditya Scindia addressing party members during a 72-hour Satyagraha to protest against the killing of farmers in Mandsaur police firing, in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday. (PTI) Scindia, his party col- porters were detained by in Ratlam when they were league Kantilal Bhuria and the police yesterday at the headed towards neighboura number of Congress sup- Nayagaon-Jaora toll booth ing Mandsaur.

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Darjeeling, Jun 14 (IANS): Amid the Gorkha Janamukti Morcha (GJM)called indefinite shutdown in the north Bengal hills, party chief Bimal Gurung on Wednesday yet again virtually threw a challenge to the West Bengal government by declaring that the agitation for a separate Gorkhaland state will continue ‘at any cost’. “The Gorkhaland movement is a fight for the upliftment of our community. The other demands may be fulfilled later, but for us the freedom of the community comes first. Even if all the CRPF (Central Reserve Police Force) in the country are sent here, our movement will still go on,” Gurung said. Accusing the state police of acting like ruling Trinamool Congress cadres, he gave them a stern warning not to resort to “undemocratic means” to contain their movement. “Our movement and rally was going on in a democratic manner. Police resorted to undemocratic measures to stop us. They (police) are acting like the TMC cadres,” he alleged.

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Assam Rifles organise various programmes across Nagaland

Students at the poster competition organised by 32 AR.

BPL students sponsored by 36 AR.

Cultural show organised by 40 AR.

Say not to drugs programme by 40 AR

41 AR lecture on HIV and AIDS.

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DIMAPUR: Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) organised has organised various programmes for different sections of the society across Nagaland. 32 AR: 32 Assam Ri-

fles organised a “drawing cum poster making competition” on the theme “Drug Free Nagaland” at Government Middle School, Zeliangrong Colony, Dimapur on June 12 to spread awareness about ill effects

of drug abuse. A total of 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. 36 AR: The North Eastern Council (NEC) released 100 vacancies for free education, boarding, messing and clothing for the children of BPL society, especially inhabited from

border areas. 36 Assam Rifles sponsored 22 vacancies for the children from Peren district, Nagaland. The unit has extended 15 days of coaching to the children resulting in selection of 22 children in the entrance

exam conducted by the North Eastern Council. On June 9, all the children got admission in Assam Rifles Public School, Dimapur district. 40 AR: 40 Assam Rifles organised a cultural

show on the theme “HIV and Drug Free Nagaland” on June 12 at Tuensang. The event was witnessed by a total of 250 people including civil administrative officials, youth and school children of Tuensang. It was organized with the help of B Yemlong Choba, Para Legal Volunteer, Tuensang District Legal Service Authority and Changsang Choba, social & cultural secy, CCSU. The Cultural Troupe of the Confederation of Chang Students’ Union performed skit and musical drama showcasing the ill effects of HIV & AIDS on the society and the challenges faced by vulnerable people living with HIV. 40 AR: 40 Assam Rifles under the aegis of IGAR (North) organised a lecture on “career in the Indian Army” by Colonel M K Singh, ARO, Rangapahar for the students and youths of Tuensang district on June 12 at St John’s School and CKS Hall, Tuensang. According to PRO, HQ IGAR (N) Lt. Col Amitabh Sharma stated that a total of 650 school and college students attended the lecture at both the places. Students were explained about various career options for both males and females such as National Defence Academy (NDA), Indian Military Academy (IMA) and Officers’ Training Academy (OTA). A video documen-

tary on training at Indian Military Academy (IMA), Dehradun was also shown to the youths. 41 AR: 41 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (N) conducted a lecture on HIV & AIDS awareness at Government High School, Phiphema, attended by 35 students of Government High School. The aim of the lecture was to empower and increase awareness of participants on HIV & AIDS, its impact, management and availability of support systems. 164 IB NAGA:164 Infantry Battalion (IB) (Territorial Army) (Home & Hearth) Naga has presented books & furniture for Library Hall at Aoyimkum village, Dimapur. According to PRO (Defence) Col. C. Konwer, the provision was made under the aegis of HQ 3 Corps. During the inauguration ceremony, head GB of village acknowledged the importance of books & furniture to educate and develop knowledge of the village youths and expressed appreciation for the effort taken by 164 Infantry Battalion (Territorial Army) (Home & Hearth) NAGA in undertaking such welfare projects. The programme was attended by village management committee, village elders, GBs, chairman, students and personnel of 164 Infantry Battalion.

NPF women wing Pughoboto conducts village level seminar

DIMAPUR: An event marking three years of BJPled government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi was organised by BSNL, Nagaland SSA, NE-II circle in collaboration with BJP ST Morcha and BJP Phek district at Phek town hall, Phek on June 12. Speaking on the occasion, DC Phek Kovi Meyase stated that, the celebration of the completion of the 3 years of BJP led Government at the centre by PM Narendra Modi was going on all over India.

He said, it was only fitting to celebrate in the state as well and added that, development and economic growth must be inclusive for all sections of the people. Vezokho Chotso, NE coordinator ST Morcha claimed that due to demonetisation, initially people faced a lot of problems, but due to this step taken by the Modi Government it has checked a lot of corruption in the country and in states. The guest speaker, Dr. Vekhosehu Thingo, state

executive member, mentioned that starting from Guwahati by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself with the Assam Government celebrated the completion of 3 years of BJP government at the centre. Such celebration would take place in 900 cities and towns all over India within June 2017, he added. Introductory and welcome address was given by Rajaswara Rao, DGM BSNL Nagaland and vote of thanks was proposed by P.Sasu, SDE BSNL Phek.

Gov fetes IIT-JEE rank holder DIMAPUR: Nagaland Governor, PB Acharya, has congratulated Saurab Jain for securing 735 rank in the all India IIT-Joint Entrance Exam (Advanced) 2017 among two lakh students across the country. According to Raj Bhavan PRO, the governor also congratulated his parents, teachers and friends, saying that without their support and guidance it would not have been possible. Further, governor encouraged Saurab to continue the good work and expressed hope that he would contribute to the society positively in the years to come.

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We the Xuivi Welfare Society, Kohima with immense pride would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to G.Israel Xuivi, S/o Late Govito Jimomi (RTD) AEO of Xuivi Village on being promoted to the Rank of Dy. Comdt/Additional Superintendent of Police. The Welfare further wishes him the best and success in his future endeavour. Sd/Inato Zhimomi Kahoto Zhimomi Chairman, X.W.S., Kohima Secretary, X.W.S., Kohima

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The office of the Lirmen Students' Union congratulates Miss. Imcharenla, D/o Mr. T. Samuel Ao, for securing 10/10 CGPA all India topper in the recently declared CBSE results. The Union also takes pride in extending its congratulatory wishes to all the successful candidates of HSLC, HSSLC & Bachelor degree examinations 2017 held under various boards and universities. We convey our best wishes to each one of you in your future endeavours. Borjungla T. Walling General Secretary Lirmen Students' Union

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The Shaki Students' Union (SSU) takes the privilege to congratulate Shri. M. WONTHUNGO TSOPOE on his promotion to DIRECTOR (HSS), Department of School Education Nagaland; Kohima. The Union further wishes the best of luck in his future endeavors. Sd/ Sd/. General Secy. President Eyingthung Ngullie Lorena P Khuvung

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tergent and dish wash was demonstrated by Ghotoli S. Tsuqu. The facilitators of the programme were Khevili Wotsa and Yesheli Futhena.

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DIMAPUR: NPGN/NNC (NA) has conveyed condolences at the demise of late Akhali Wokhami, wife of CAO Kiyelho Wokhami on June 5. In a condolence message, NPGN/ NNC (NA) MIP stated that her unflinching support and guiding principle had encouraged the leader and government in general to stand firm and committed towards the Nagas fight for self determination. Further, NPGN/NNC (NA) has conveyed heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family and prayed for the departed soul to rest in peace.

benefits of the schemes as it was their fundamental rights. Short Speech was delivered by Hetoli X. Swu and ”skill development” on making of door mate, de-

The Kiyeto Village Students' Union with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to :1. Mr. Bonoto P. Zimo, S/o Phukuto Zhimo 1st Div. Distinction in Science, Maths, English, Social Science (83.60%) HSLC 2017. 2. Mr. Nitova P. Aye, S/o. Rev. Pughoto Aye 1st Div. Distinction in Physical Education, Fine Arts HSSLC 2017 The Union also congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC, HSSLC and degree examinations 2017 and wishes them success in their future endeavours. President Gen. Secy. Kivikhe Chishi, KVSU Ghukiye Zhimomi, KVSU

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DIMAPUR: Self Help Groups of Diphupar-A village, Dimapur under the Village Level Organisation (VLO) held a cleanliness drive on Wednesday morning at the Diphupar Gate, Village Council hall, Central Jail and market area under the motto “Working together in success”. The team was led by the president, Chubakumla Imchen, secretary Ikali Chishi and treasurer Asangla. Out of 33 SHGs in Diphupar village, 30 SHGs came together and participated in the cleanliness drive. The SHGs divided themselves into four groups namely Ruth, Sara, Mariam and Hannah. Their target was to achieve a model village in the near future by organising different activities under the four divided groups.

of welfare legislation and schemes for women have been undertaken by the Government of India. She urged and challenged the participants to avail the

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INFORMATION As per resolution adopted by the Kashiram Village Council dated 14th of June, 2017, it is hereby notified to one and all that any company, contractors or individuals concerned intending to work within the boundaries of Kashiram Village must give due notification/information in written addressed to the Village Council before the endorsement/commencement of any work. Suitable action/penalty will be taken on defaulters. Further, notice is given to particular cable company/operators working at present in Kashiram Village to immediately fill up the grounds they left open as it is hazardous/ dangerous for the vehicles plying around the area. Sd/Sd/T.S. Meren Sangtam I.A. Wati Jamir Chairman Secretary Kashiram Village Council Kashiram Village Council

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Participants of NPF women wing Pughoboto village level seminar.

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recognition and rights. One initiative to uplift the women farmers was the nationwide informal forum, MAKAAM, or Mahila Kisan Adhikaar Manch (Forum For Women Farmers’ Rights), she added. She said that in North East states Assam, Mizoram and Nagaland (Sathakha and Pughoboto under Zunheboto District) were selected for availing the benefits of MAKAAM, where beneficiaries can avail loans from NABARD bank. Zheviholi Swu spoke on “constitutional provisions/schemes of women”, and said that number

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DIMAPUR: NPF Women Wing, Pughoboto Division organized village level seminar on “constitutional provisions/schemes of women & skill development” at Chisholimi village, Ghathashi town, Pughoboto town and Asukiqa village on May 23 to 24 and June 9 to 10. The participants of the seminar mainly comprised of women leaders, youth leaders, farmers, church leaders etc. Introduction and women farmers’ rights were highlighted by QheLocal vendors selling organic vegetables in an open space at Yoang Junction under toli V Zhimo, wherein Longleng District. They support and run their family and children’s education by the she stressed that womsmall amount they generate every day. en farmers deserved due

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Kikon inaugurates ‘Modi fest’ in Dimapur

Mmhonlumo Kikon, Visasolie Lhoungu along with party workers at the inaugural programme of Modi fest, Dimapur on Wednesday. (NP)

to root out corruption from the country. On the various initiatives of the Modi government, the BJP MLA maintained that past governments has also promised and attempted to address the pertinent issues of the country, but it was only the Modi government which was living up to its promises. In support to this,

Kikon pointed out the “visible” development activities taking place in Nagaland such as the 4laning of Dimapur –Kohima road. On the other side, Kikon accused of the NPFled DAN government of not developing City Tower road despite receiving funds from the centre. He also dwelled on the 2018 elections, and asserted the BJP was the only

party that could deliver the goods. The MLA, who was dropped from the post of parliamentary secretary in the NPF-led DAN government, highlighted the renewed focus of the centre in Northeast, saying BJP stood for equitable and proportionate development of all parts of the country. He further appealed for unity and peace which,

KVK conducts training on soil conservation DIMAPUR: Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK), Tuensang conducted training under soil conservation division on the topics “soil and water conservation technologies” and “maintaining soil fertility through crop rotations” on Wednesday at Naveen conference hall, Tuensang. The training was attended by 33 females who are actively involved in farming from Khiamnuigan, Sangtam and DEF churches. In the training, SMS (Soil Conservation), Imtilemla, elaborated on how soil gets eroded on hilly Golden Jubilee programme was held at GPS Imrongmen Khar village terrains by water, its impact Mokokchung on June 14 at school premise with director of Soil & Water on soil fertility and simple Conservation I.Imkong Jamir as chief guest. methods/ways the farmers

could adopt to retain soil and water in the field. She also explained about crop rotations whereby if properly followed could make them self-reliant and sustainable. SMS (Animal Husbandry), Sarendi Walling, also trained the participants on the basic know-how of scientific poultry rearing and management. Earlier on June 10, trainings on Integrated Nutrient Management in Paddy and Azolla in Terrace Rice Cultivation were conducted by the KVK at Tuensang village, which was attended by paddy farmers from L and K khels.

NBHM officials tour Pungro, Thanamir under Kiphire the giant Rockbee (Apis laboriosa) honey harvesting at Khonjiri village. NBHM informed that the traditional honey harvesting in the IndoMyanmar border areas is a bi-annual event which serves as an additional income. Keeping in view the huge number of foreign and domestic tourist’s interest in witnessing this rare traditional honey hunting, a decision was taken to construct a watch tower at Khonjiri Rockbee site and honey collection centre by Nagaland Bee-

DIMAPUR: A team of the prospects of Rockbee income for the rural popuNagaland Beekeeping & honey harvesting for sus- lace. The team witnessed Honey Mission (NBHM) tainable and economic officials led by NBHM secretary & team leader, T. Mhabemo Yanthan a four-day field visit to PunBehind ICICI Bank, Midland, Dimapur gro sub- division under Re-opened with New Ultrasound Machine Kiphire district. According to NBHM, * Patient can now come directly for ultrasound without the visit was primarily prior appointment. aimed at understanding * Preferably in empty stomach except 1 litre of water for any abdominal scan. No tea, No breakfast etc. * Time : 8:30 am onwards, * 2 tablets of Enzox plus or Festal can be taken at bed time after dinner for better result. * No above preparation required for Pregnancy Scan after 3 months. DIMAPUR: A law and * Water to be taken for pregnancy below 3 months. order review meeting was held on Wednesday at Raj Bhavan, Kohima wherein governor of Nagaland, PB Acharya was briefed on the present law and order situation of Nagaland. According to PRO to governor, the meeting was attended by the chief secretary of Nagaland, Pankaj Kumar, ACS & Home Commissioner, Temjen Toy, Commissioner & Secretary to the Governor, Piyush Goyal, IGAR, JD, SIB and security Officers of Nagaland.

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recently holding a debate over the death of the Naga legendary leader. She said “for NMA any leader who sacrifices his life, for the Naga Naga cause he is a hero and cannot be labelled as terrorist.” She appealed to the Indian government to reach out to NSCN (K) and also appealed NSCN (K) to restore the peace truce so that their families and everyone could live in peace. She also appealed the younger generation to let the sacrifice of late Khaplang be an example. She said such leader will not come back, a leader who had a dream that one day Nagas would be free. As women, mothers, sisters, she said “we stand behind for such movement.” Naga Hoho president Chuba Ozukum recalled their meeting with late Khaplang in 1998 and described him as one of the tallest leader of Nagas. Thanking late Khaplang for the legacy he had left for the Nagas, Ozukum said Khaplang was the best example of being a true freedom fighter and a visionary leader who always stood for his people in one united Naga nation. Pastor Konyak Baptist Church, H. Moba Konyak invoked God’s blessings while parish priest Christ King Church Kohima, Rev. Dr. Peter Salew pronounced the benediction. Yangermongla I. Pongen presented a special song “You are my hero” as hundreds of people from all walks of life attended the candle light vigil.

CNTC questions benami dealings; demands action (From p-1) CNTC said this act defiled and tarnished the name of such a prestigious and exalted award given to a “highly corrupted person and a master con-artist.” CNTC has demanded a thorough probe into all those involved in pillaging the state under the Sreevalsam Group and benami names. CNTC also warned it will not remain a mute spectator to such dubious deeds by “unscrupulous outsiders” and never to allow Nagaland to be a gold mine and safe haven for outsiders for loot and plunder when its very own people were still in want of livelihood.

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DIMAPUR: A gate to Hezukhu Memorial District Hospital, Zunheboto was inaugurated by ex-MLA, Atomi K. Zhimomi on Wednesday. Speaking at the inaugural programme, the chief guest thanked the former Member of Parliament to Rajya Sabha, Lt. Khekiho Zhimomi for earmarking funds from Member of Parliament-Local Area Development Scheme (MP-LADS) 2015-2016 for the same. Medical Superintendent, Dr. Kheshito Zhimo, in his speech, thanked late Khekiho Zhimomi for being farsighted in establishing the gate at district hospital. The gate was dedicated by Pastor, Sheyipu Baptist Church, Tohoshe Chishi, while vote of thanks was proposed by Senior Medical Officer, Dr. Aron Muru.

(From p-1) where people were losing visionary leaders who could give the future that Nagas wanted. Krome said many may not have seen Khaplang but Nagas ought to be grateful to him not because of his greatness alone but because he provided the needle space, the air to breathe for every Naga freedom fighter right from the Naga National Council. He said Khaplang was time and again offered chief ministership in that region and was asked to give up the struggle but he refused saying he could not betray Naga people. He said people who wanted to keep Nagas divided, became stronger and stronger and had taken undue advantage of the divisions and kept Khaplang away from the Naga brothers. Nagas have to look at South East Asia, as Naga’s future lies in East, Krome said, adding “at the moment we are allowing Chinese companies to take gold, allowing different companies from different countries to take away all the precious stones in Eastern Naga areas and here Nagas were fighting over government schemes from Delhi.” He said the future belonged to the East and for that “Nagas have to thank late Khaplang who had consolidated Naga areas and kept it safe for us that we may see our future in Eastern Nagaland sooner or later.” NMA advisor Rosemary Dzuvichu blasted the Indian media for

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keeping & Honey Mission. The team also visited Thanamir village where one day mass awareness and sensitization programme was conducted by the officials of NBHM under convergence programme of Agri & Allied departments. Keeping in view the huge apple plantations taken up by the villagers, T. Mhabemo Yanthan encouraged the gathering to give more importance to scientific bee rearing since 97% of apple trees depend on bees for pollination.

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Civil society organisations at candle light vigil. (NP)

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DIMAPUR, JUN 14 (NPN): Nagaland BJP MLA, Mmhonlumo Kikon inaugurated the Modi fest (Making of Developed India) - a celebration of the three years of Modi government- at Town Hall, Dimapur on Wednesday, by highlighting the various initiatives taken up the BJP government at the centre.

He said apart from developmental activities, the BJP-led central government was “walking the talk” on the issue of corruption, as it can be witnessed on the recent arrest of Naga officers by NIA and IT raids in Nagaland. According to Kikon, the “flurry on anti-corruption activities” being witnessed in Nagaland was part of BJP’s commitment

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as it were essential to usher in development and progress in the state. Despite the media attention surrounding the Modi fest, the inaugural prog ramme witnessed abysmal attendance. Even the chief guest, Assam minister Parimal Suklabaidya skipped the programme. E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme was chaired by Zuchubeni Jami, while god’s blessing was invoked by lecturer and pastor, AG church Dimapur, Holitoli Zhimo. While delivering welcome address, BJP state president, Visasolie Lhoungu highlighted on the MOdi fest or the festival of making of developed India. Special number was presented by Longshithung and a short speech was also delivered by state BJP vice president, Tsasepi Sangtam. Vote of thanks was proposed by general secretary (media), state convenor for Modi fest/SSSVS BJP Nagaland, Jaangsillung Gonmei.

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meddling in the presidential polls. Sessions, the former Senator from Alabama, said Russian interference with America’s democratic processes can never be tolerated. “I encourage every effort to get to the bottom of any such allegations,” he said. He told members of the committee that the deputy attorney general has appointed a special counsel to investigate the matters related to the Russian interference in the 2016 election. American intelligence

Spain’s government survives no confidence vote over graft

Spain’s Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy (R) is applauded by party colleagues at the Congress of Deputies in Madrid on June 14, 2017.

M A D R I D, J U N 1 4 (AGENCIES): Spain’s conservative government on Wednesday survived a vote of no confidence tabled by the far-left Podemos to denounce rampant corruption after a day-and-a-half of lively, sometimes acrimonious debate. Eighty-two lawmakers in the lower house voted in favour of the motion to unseat Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, 170 against and 97 abstained, prompting it to fail. The vote had never been expected to succeed as a majority of lawmakers were against it, but it was brought to parliament by Podemos to shine the spotlight on Rajoy’s ruling Popular Party (PP), which has been

hit by a series of corruption scandals. It was also the occasion for other opposition parties and Podemos to lay bare their differences in a highlyfragmented parliament that has forced Rajoy to head up a minority government following two inconclusive elections in 2015 and 2016. Albert Rivera, head of the centre-right Ciudadanos, which like Podemos burst onto the national political scene in these elections on the back of voter frustration with traditional parties, asked its leader Pablo Iglesias to “come back to reality.” In his speech, he said that seven of the 11 measures to fight corruption that Iglesias proposed

Turkey arrests main oppn MP after 25-yr jail verdict ANKARA, JUN 14 (AGENCIES): A Turkish court on Wednesday sentenced a Republican People’s Party (CHP) lawmaker to 25 years jail for leaking classified material to the press, the first time a main opposition party deputy has been arrested in an ongoing crackdown. CHP lawmaker Enis Berberoglu had not been detained during his trial but after the verdict was announced he was immediately placed under arrest at the Istanbul criminal court, state-run Anadolu news agency said. A dozen lawmakers from the proKurdish Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) have been arrested under the state of emergency that followed

last year’s failed coup. But this is the first time a deputy from the CHP -the main secular opposition founded by Turkey’s first president Mustafa Kemal Ataturk -- has been held. The case relates to the controversial publication by the Cumhuriyet daily in 2015 of images purportedly showing the Turkish intelligence service seeking to transport arms over the border to Syria. Cumhuriyet’s former editor in chief, Can Dundar, was last year handed a fiveyear-and-10-month jail term in the case. He has since fled to Germany. Berberoglu was accused of handing over the images to Dundar. He was given a life sentence but this was reduced to 25 years by the court.

during Tuesday’s debate were already being examined in parliament. “Leave the bus and come back to parliament,” he told Iglesias, referring to a much-publicised bus commissioned by Podemos to tour Spain and denounce corruption. “Get to work instead of presenting votes of no confidence.” To which Podemos responded that its parliamentary group was the one that had registered most initiatives. “For a time, you were able to fool people by saying you were something else, that you had come to regenerate things, but in reality, you are a crutch for the Popular Party, nothing more,” said Iglesias.

agencies believe that Russian hackers were directed by the Kremlin to try to sway the presidential election in Trump’s favour. “I did not have any private meetings, nor do I recall any conversations with any Russian officials at the Mayflower Hotel. I did not attend any meetings at that event separate,” Sessions said. “Prior to the speech I attended by the president, I attended a reception with my staff that included at least two dozen people and

Syria peace talks may resume in July: UN envoy LOSBY GODS (NORWAY), JUN 14 (AGENCIES): A new round of Syria peace talks could happen next month in Geneva, the United Nations envoy said Wednesday, following repeated failed attempts to stem the bloodshed. Staffan de Mistura told reporters during at a conference in Norway that fresh negotiations aimed at ending Syria’s six-year-old civil war could start at the end of the holy Muslim month of Ramadan. The UN has mediated peace talks between Syrian government and rebel delegations for several years to little avail. But a parallel peace process involving allies of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Russia and Iran, and rebel supporter Turkey, agreed in May to establish four safe zones across Syria where flights would be banned and aid deliveries ensured. The zones -- where aerial bombardments were supposed to stop -- have ushered in a marked decrease in fighting. But that plan, agreed in the Kazakh capital Astana between some of the war’s major players, has stalled as sponsor nations disagreed over the precise outlines and which countries should send in forces to police the zones. A new round of Astana talks had been scheduled for this week but were postponed indefinitely.

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BANGKOK, JUN 14 (IANS): The siblings of Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Wednesday accused him of abusing his position and said they had lost confidence in him as head of the city-state. Lee Wei Ling and Lee Hsien Yang said in a statement published on their Facebook accounts that they felt “threatened” by their older brother’s “misuse of his position and influence over the Singaporean government and its agencies to drive his personal agenda”, reports Efe news. They added that they feared “the use of the organs of state against us”

and that Hsien Yang felt compelled to leave the country. The siblings also accused Hsien Loong’s wife Ho Ching of meddling in gover nment affairs, promoting their son Li Hongyi’s political career and expressed concern over the country’s lack of measures to prevent the abuse of power. In the six-page letter, the two siblings also criticized the Prime Minister’s refusal to follow the terms of the will of their father Lee Kuan Yew, the founder of modern Singapore who died in 2015, regarding his private residence. Kuan Yew said in his

will that he wished the house to be demolished, but Wei Ling and Hsien Yang accused Hsien Loong of using his position to disregard his father’s last wishes in an attempt to “milk” his legacy to boost his popularity. “The values of Lee Kuan Yew are being eroded by his own son. Our father placed our country and his people first, not his personal or private agendas,” the siblings said. “We feel hugely uncomfortable and closely monitored in our own country. We do not trust Hsien Loong as a brother or a leader. We have lost confidence in him.” The Prime Minister expressed sadness over his siblings’ letter and denied the accusations, arguing that sibling differences should remain within the family. “Since my father’s passing in March 2015, as the eldest son I have tried my best to resolve the issues among us within the family, out of respect for our parents,” Hsien Loong said, as reported in The Straits Times. He added that his siblings’ statement had hurt their father’s legacy.

Tory-DUP deal put on hold due to London fire LO N D O N, J U N 1 4 (AGENCIES): A deal between the government and the Democratic Unionist party will be delayed because of the calamitous fire that has engulfed a tower block in west London. Westminster sources have suggested it would be inappropriate to make a formal announcement because of the unfolding tragedy at Grenfell Tower. Theresa May needs the votes of the 10 DUP MPs to prop up her minority administration as she hopes to steer government business – including crucial measures on Brexit – through the Commons. Reports suggested that the Queen’s speech and Brexit negotiations could be delayed as a result. However, sources close to the talks said that while the discussions were “stuttering”, 95% had been agreed between both sides, meaning the deal could still be announced in time to allow the Queens’s speech on Monday. Both sides had hoped that a deal would be announced on Wednesday.

Arlene Foster and Theresa May had both hoped that a deal could be announced on Wednesday.

The DUP’s leader, Arlene Foster, and MPs Nigel Dodds and Jeffrey Donaldson, have been locked in talks in Westminster for two days with senior Tories including the chief whip, Gavin Williamson. Meanwhile, Downing Street has announced that representatives from all five of Northern Ireland’s main parties have been invited to meet the prime minister on Thursday. A source said: “The focus will be on restoring devolved government to Northern Ireland as soon as possible.” The former prime minister Sir John Major has suggested it will be difficult

Ireland’s new PM takes power

LONDON, JUN 14 (AGENCIES): Leo Varadkar took office Wednesday as Ireland’s youngest Taoiseach, or prime minister. The son of an Indian immigrant, he is the first openly gay politician to serve in that post. “I’ve been elected to lead but I promise to serve,” the 38-year-old said. Varadkar, a doctor who has held three previous Cabinet posts, defeated rival Simon Coveney in a contest to replace Enda Kenny. Coveney won the votes of a majority of party members, but Varadkar was backed by most lawmakers and local representatives to give him victory under the centerright Fine Gael party’s electoral college system.

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suggestion that I participated in any collusion -- that I was aware of any collusion with the Russian government to hurt this country, which I have served with honour for 35 years, or to undermine the integrity of our democratic process, is an appalling and detestable lie,” Sessions said. Sessions’ testimony came days after fired FBI Director James Comey testified that he believed he was fired as part of an effort to influence the agencies’ investigation into Russia’s

Singapore PM accused of abusing power by siblings

AFFIDAVIT I, Smt. Viheli Yeptho, W/o Nihoshe Hokugha Yeptho, R/o H/No. L-47, 'L' Khel Diphupar Village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under:1. That, I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That in my academic record's my name had been entered/recorded as K. Viheli Swu, D/o Khumtsa Swu, whereas in my other official documents my name had been recorded as Viheli Yeptho. 3. That 'K' stands for Khumtsa, which is my father initial name, 'Swu' is my Title before marriage, and 'Yeptho' is my title, by virtue of marriage with Nihoshe Hokugha Yeptho. 4. That the name Viheli Yeptho, and K. Viheli Swu, refers to one and same person, i.e. me and my names. 5. That henceforth I shall address/use my name as Viheli Yeptho, for all official purposes and correspondences. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me. Regd. No. 1523/2017 Date 12/6/2017 Notary Public, Dimapur, Nagaland

for the government to act as an honest broker in talks to restore the power-sharing agreement in Belfast if it enters into a deal with the DUP to prop up a Conservative minority government in Westminster. On Tuesday afternoon, Foster indicated that a deal was close to being finalised. She also gave a glimpse into the issues on the table, saying Brexit, counter-terrorism, and “doing what’s right” for the Northern Ireland economy were among the key issues being thrashed out. A senior Conservative source said: “We are making a lot of progress, it’s

all being done in the spirit of cooperation, with a real focus on strengthening the union and providing stability at this time.” A Conservative source said there was so far no deal to announce and that a decision on the timing of any announcement would have to wait until an agreement was finalised. Ministers have indicated that the Queen’s speech may have to be set back from its scheduled date of next Monday 19 June because of the ongoing negotiations. May is coming under intense pressure to change her approach to leaving the European Union, with predecessors David Cameron and Sir John Major among those suggesting a softer stance with a greater effort to seek a consensus. The chancellor, Philip Hammond, is preparing to fight for the UK to remain within the EU’s customs union which could safeguard jobs and trade with EU members but would severely restrict the UK’s ability to strike its own trade deals around the world.

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Regd. No. 504 Dt. 14-06-2017 I, Shri. Neisetuolie Pfukha, S/o Late Phoukuozelie and presently serving as S.I. in the office of the CMO, Kohima, Nagaland hereby solemnly affirmed and declared as follows:1. That, my actual documentary and official used is Neisetuolie Pfukha. 2. That, in some of my documents, my name has been entered as Neisetuolie. 3. That, the above mentioned names belong to one and same person only. 4. That, henceforth, I shall known by my name as Neisetuolie Pfukha and shall be used in all my official documents and records. 5. That the above statements are true to the best of my knowledge and no material facts has been concealed herein and I signed this affidavit before the competent authority on 14th June 2017. Deponent K-1964

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Regd. No. 2312/2017 1. Bendanglila. (Maiden name of wife) Date : 11/05/2017 2. Bokaho Zhimomi (Name of husband) 1. That, we are married under Marriage Act/Rights/Customs and th living together as married couple since 20 March 2003 (date of marriage). 2. That, Bendanglila (maiden name of wife) would henceforth be known as Bendanglila Zhimomi (name of wife after marriage) by virtue of our marriage. 3. That our joint photograph is affixed below Signature & address of Deponent 1. (Husband) 2. (Wife) Address : H/No. 526, Diphupar 'B' Village Dist. Dimapur-797112, Nagaland Notary Public

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Attorney General Jeff Sessions is sworn-in on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, June 13, 2017, before testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing.

President Trump. Though I do recall several conversations that I had during that free speech reception, I do not have any recollection of meeting or talking to the Russian ambassador or any other Russian officials. “If any brief interaction occurred in passing with the Russian ambassador during that reception, I do not remember it,” he said. Senator Mark Warner, Ranking Member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, said questions have been raised about some of his own interactions with Russian officials during the campaign. Sessions, despite repeatedly being pushed by the Democratic Senators, refused to give details of his communications with the President. “I am following the historic policies of the Department of Justice. You don’t walk into any hearing or committee meeting and reveal confidential communications with the president of the United States who’s entitled to receive confidential communications in your best judgement about a host of issues and after -be accused of stonewalling for not answering them. So I would push back on that,” Sessions said.

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WASHINGTON, JUN 14 (PTI): Attorney General Jeff Sessions, a close aide of President Donald Trump, has vehemently denied any role in Russia’s alleged meddling in the 2016 US polls and dismissed accusations that he discussed such an effort with Russian officials as an “appalling and detestable lie”. Sessions appeared before the Senate intelligence committee as part of its investigation into possible ties between Trump campaign officials and Russia. He angered Democrats on the panel by refusing to answer questions about conversations with President Donald Trump. “Let me state this clearly, colleagues. I have never met with or had any conversation with any Russians or any foreign officials concerning any type of interference with any campaign or election in the United States,” Sessions told members of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence during a hearing on Russia. “Further, I have no knowledge of any such conversations by anyone connected to the Trump campaign,” he said. “I was your colleague in this body for 20 years, at least some of you, and the

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I, Shri. Lironthung Lotha, S/o Shri. T Renben Lotha, R/o H/No 87 Oriental Colony, Dimapur - Nagaland do hereby declare and solemnly affirm on oath as under : 1. That I am a citizen of India and resident of above mentioned address. 2. That my actual and official name is Lironthung Lotha. 3. That my name has been used/mentioned as Lironthung Jami in some documents. 4. That the name Lironthung Lotha, and Lironthung Jami are of one and same person. 5. That the present affidavit is made to declare that the names Lironthung Lotha and Lironthung Jami are of one and same person. Deponent VERIFICATION : Verified at Dimapur on this 14th day of June' 2017 that the contents of the above affidavit are true and correct and nothing material is concealed thereof. Notary Public DP-6187

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gressional and law enforcement sources said the shooting appears to be a “deliberate attack”. The shooting that lasted about 10 minutes with Congressmen being the target has sent shocked waves across the country. President Donald Trump said he was closely monitoring the developments in Virginia, and that Scalise was expected to recover. “The Vice President and I are aware of the shooting incident in Virginia and are monitoring develop-

UN human rights chief ‘alarmed’ by impact of diplomatic isolation of Qatar GENEVA, JUN 14 (AFP): The UN human rights chief said today he was alarmed by the possible impact of the diplomatic isolation of Qatar, warning it could lead to widespread suffering among ordinary people. “I am alarmed about the possible impact on many people’s human rights in the wake of the decision by Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Egypt and Bahrain to cut diplomatic and economic ties with Qatar,” Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein said in a statement. “It is becoming clear that the measures being adopted are overly broad in scope and implementation,” he added.His comments came after Saudi Arabia, the UAE,

Bahrain and Egypt abruptly severed all ties with Qatar on June 5, accusing it of supporting “terrorism” -allegations Doha strongly rejects. Zeid warned today that the move had “the potential to seriously disrupt the lives of thousands of women, children and men, simply because they belong to one of the nationalities involved in the dispute.” “We are receiving reports that specific individuals have already been summarily instructed to leave the country they are residing in, or have been ordered to return home by their own gover nment,” he said. He warned that mixnationality couples and their children, as well as

people with jobs or businesses based in opposing states and students studying abroad would likely be “badly affected”. “I am also extremely troubled to hear that the UAE and Bahrain are threatening to jail and fine people who express sympathy for Qatar or opposition to their own governments’ actions,” he said. This, he warned, “would appear to be a clear violation of the right to freedom of expression or opinion.” Zeid urged all the countries involved to quickly resolve their dispute through dialogue and to “refrain from any actions that could affect the wellbeing, health, employment and integrity of their inhabitants.”

Qatar withdraws troops from Djibouti, Eritrea border

Qatar has withdrawn troops deployed on the border between Djibouti and Eritrea, two northeastern African countries fighting over border territory, amid a diplomatic crisis between Doha and the neighbouring Gulf countries. “The state of Qatar informed the government of Djibouti that it has withdrawn all its troops deployed on the border line in Djiboutian territory,” Efe news quoted a source from the Qatari Foreign Ministry telling Qatar News Agency. On June 5, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt broke diplomatic relations with Qatar and implemented a series of economic

In continuation with the News Item which appeared in Nagaland Post under the caption “WTNRU launched at Wokha Town” at page 11, the following are the list of newly selected Office Bearers. R. Phyobemo Odyuo, Chairman, R. Nchumbemo Ezung, Vice Chairman, Yanchio Murry, Secretary, Motsuthung Yanthan, Jt. Secretary, Nyimtsemo Ngullie, Treasurer, Thungchibemo Ezung & Wopemo Ezung both Finance Secys, Nyimshio Mozhui & Timothy Yanthan both Publicity & Info Secys, Chairmen of the 7 Units as Executive Body and S. S. Ezung, Thomas Ngullie, K. S. Ngullie, Lichamo Kikon, Yankhosao Ezung and Y. Aben Ngullie as Advisors. (Yankhosao Ezung) Seasonal Chairman

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KABUL, JUN 14 (IANS): UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres arrived in the Afghanistan capital on a surprise visit on Wednesday, the UN office in the country said. “UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres arrived in Kabul today and was welcomed by Tadamichi Yamamoto, the UN SecretaryGeneral’s Special Representative for Afghanistan,” the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said in a statement. “Secretary General Guterres’s visit signals the UN’s solidarity with the Afghan people and our commitment to staying the course at a time when Afghanistan is facing many challenges,” Yamamoto was quoted by Xinhua news agency as saying. The UN is determined to support an Afghan-led peace process, protecting the country’s most vulnerable and disenfranchised communities and seeking to help ensure a stable and prosperous future for all Afghans, the statement added.

WOKHA TOWN NYIRO RANGE UNION FORMALLY LAUNCHED

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LIRMEN VILLAGE COUNCIL FELICITATES With much gratitude the Lirmen Village Council wishes to convey its congratulations to Mr. S. Shilukaba Longchar for being elected to the post of 'Information & Publicity Secretary' under the office of the Naga Students' Federation (NSF) for the tenure 2017-2019. While congratulating him for the same, the Council would like to encourage the new team headed by its President Kesosul Christopher Ltu to continue serving the student community with utmost sincerity. We repose our faith in the NSF as the harbinger of unity among all Nagas and look forward to seeing many positive changes in our society under your trusty leadership. T. Kirem Longkumer Chairman Lirmen Village Council

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BEIRUT, JUN 14 (AGENCIES): The Lebanese Cabinet approved a new elections law and referred it to parliament for ratification, paving the way for parliamentary elections postponed twice over the past year. Lebanese politicians have been holding meetings for months to draft a new elections law. The new draft law was finally backed this week by Lebanon’s main Christian and Muslim groups. Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri called for a meeting to ratify the new law on Friday, and it is expected to pass easily since the largest political blocs took part in the drafting process. During Wednesday’s meeting that approved the new draft, the term of the current parliament was extended 11 months until May 6, 2018 when the vote is scheduled. The new law will be based on proportional representation and divides Lebanon to 15 electoral districts. Parliament seats remain equally divided between Muslims and Chris-

Lebanese President Michel Aoun (R) and Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri (L) during a Cabinet meeting at the presidential palace, in Baabda, east of Beirut, Lebanon June 14, 2017.

tians. Politicians did not agree on setting a quota for women in parliament and also did not agree on a proposal to lower the voting age to 18 years from 21. But for the first time ever, six of the 128 parliamentary seats will be given to Lebanese expatriates. The current parliament was elected to a four-year term in 2009, but its tenure has been extended twice over security concerns and the civil war in neighboring Syria that spilled into Lebanon on several occasions. “What we achieved today with this election law

is a historical achievement because I believe that we used to have election laws brought in from outside. This time for the first time the Lebanese sat together” and drafted it, Prime Minister Saad Hariri said during a news conference after the meeting. Hariri was apparently referring to the time when Syria dominated Lebanon and directly controlled its politics. Syria withdrew its troops from Lebanon in 2005 after a wave of protests following the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, the father of the current premier.

Bangladesh landslides death toll reaches 146

DHAKA, JUN 14 (PTI): Bangladesh today stepped up search and rescue operations as the death toll in one of the worst landslides to hit the country triggered by torrential rains climbed to 146, with most of the causalities reported from a remote hill district close to the Indian border. The southeastern Rangmathi hill district, which borders Mizoram and Tripura, was the worst hit with at least 20 landslides hitting it. The district alone saw 105 deaths, including four army personnel who were engaged in rescue operations. Bandarban and Chittagong were the other two affected districts. According to the officials, the death toll will rise further as many are still missing under tonnes of debris in southeaster n hills. Though officials confirmed only 129 deaths but media reports put the toll as high as 146 in nearly three days’ of torrential rains due to a depression in the Bay of Bengal which have triggered a series of landslides since Monday in the three districts. At least 105 people were reported dead in Rangamati alone. Several army officers and soldiers

are among the victims, Dhaka Tribune reported. According to an official at the Disaster Management Ministry some 4,000 people were moved to 18 government shelters as the landslides ravaged their homes and were exposed to the danger of getting buried in fresh mudslides. Officials feared that the death toll could rise as rescuers find it difficult to reach remote areas where telephone and transport links have remained cut. Local people said a landslide pushed 15 army men down to around 30 feet, killing four instantly while a military spokesman in Dhaka said an army major and a captain were among four of their dead personnel. The officials said the troops were called out to clear the 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 belonged to the ethnic minority or tribal groups who live in makeshift structures

Rescuers carry the dead body of a victim after Tuesday’s massive landslide in Rangamati district, Bangladesh, Wednesday, June 14, 2017. (AP/PTI)

along the hills in Bandarban and Rangamati where power cuts and no road connection have enhanced miseries of the residents, officials said. At least 33 deaths were reported from the port city of Chittagong which witnessed five landslides while the rest of the casualties were reported from neighbouring Bandarban district where the torrential rains triggered three landslides. Authorities temporarily halted the rescue campaign at around 10 last night after recovering 129

bodies. Specialised teams of fire servicemen and troops were mobilised to launch afresh the salvage drive. “We need to accomplish a crucial task of resuming Chittagong’s road communications with Bandarban and Rangamati and Bandarban alongside salvaging the landslide victims,” a Disaster Management official told reporters. Densely populated Bangladesh is battered by storms, floods and landslides every rainy season

but this year’s rain is the worst since 2007 when landslides killed 127 people in the port city. The incessant rains caused water-logging in many parts of Chittagong and submerged a number of coastal villages apart from triggering the landslides. “The situation forced us to demolish a protection embankment against tidal surges as it appeared to be obstructing drainage inundating homes and roads,” an official of the city corporation said.

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XUIVI STUDENTS' UNION (XSU) We the Xuivi Students' Union with immense pride and honour, extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Mr. G Israel Xuivi, S/o Lt. Govito Zhimomi on being promoted to Dy. Comdt/Additional Superintendent of Police. 2. Miss. Lito Zhimo, D/o Kawoto Zhimo for securing top 4th in BA (Eng) NU 2017. The Union further wishes them great success in their future endeavour. Vika Chophy Tokiye Shohe President, XSU General Secretary, XSU

The Sumi Baptist Church Diphupar would like to congratulate all the successful students of the recently declared HSLC and HSSLC under NBSE, CBSE and Under Graduate final semester examination. The Church wishes and prays for their success in their future endeavours. Avito Chopy (Pastor) SBCD

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The Niropen Youth Organization (NYO) extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. James K. Ezung, S/o Khothungo Dominic Ezung for securing the Top 2nd Position in B.Sc (Botany) under NU 2017. We pray that our Almighty God continue to bless and guide you in your future endeavour. Mhonthung P Ezung Gen. Secretary, NYO

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reprisals after claiming that Doha funded terrorist groups. Several other countries followed suit. Qatar was the country that brokered a peace agreement signed in 2010 between Djibouti and Eritrea in an attempt to resolve the decades-old border conflict and since then the Arab country has deployed units there to maintain stability. Despite the withdrawal, the source said Qatar would remain “an impartial diplomatic mediator” in resolving “crises and disputes between brotherly and friendly countries”, and would continue to be a “major player” in the international community.

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Tsarü Baptist Lithro extend our heartiest congratulations to Mrs. I. Throngpila Sangtam of Tsarü Village for being the first woman among the Sangtam Naga Tribe to be ordained as Associate Pastor Women (APW). It is the outcome of her toiling for long years and untold struggles that has helped her achieve this rank. We thank her for making our community proud and wish her great success even in days to come. (Akhum R) Pastor, Tsarü Baptist Lithro

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The Ao Kaketshir Telongjem 5 th & 6 th Mile Area takes pride and honour to extend our utmost congratulations to Ms. Imsunaro Longkumer, D/o Mr. & Mrs. C. Angum Longkumer (Chuchuyimlang Village) for being one amongst the toppers and also by scoring Subject Highest 97 marks in English with an overall total percentage of 84.6% in AISSCE 2017 (CBSE Class XII Science) Examination from Delhi Public School, Dimapur. Indeed, your hard work and dedication has finally paid you off with good results. The AKT 5th & 6th Mile Area extend its best wishes and success in your future career and may God bless you abundantly. Mr. Talinungba Jamir (President) AKT 5th & 6th Mile Area

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congressmen were practicing for more than a century old annual Congressional Baseball Game scheduled for June 15 at Nationals Park when the shooting took place. According to a senator, some 50 shots rang out in the exchange of fire between the gunman and the lawmakers’ security detail. The suspect was a white man with dark hair, apparently in his 40s or 50s, wearing jeans and a blue shirt, he said. The CNN quoting con-

ST. PETERSBURG, JUN 14 (AGENCIES): An organization that monitors political repression in Russia says at least 26 people in Russia’s second-largest city have been sentenced to jail terms for participating in an anti-government protest. Tens of thousands took to the streets across Russia’s 11 time zones on Monday to protest government corruption. Some of the protests, like in Moscow and St. Petersburg, were explicitly banned by authorities and nearly 2,000 people were detained although not yet sentenced. The crackdown on the protesters appeared to be the toughest in St. Petersburg. The OVD-Info group said Wednesday at least 26 people in St. Petersburg were sentenced to five to 14 days in jail, an unusually harsh punishment for taking part in an unsanctioned rally. More protesters in St. Petersburg are to face court later on Wednesday.

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Law enforcement officers investigate the scene of a shooting near a baseball field in Alexandria, Va., Wednesday, June 14, 2017. (AP/PTI)

ments closely,” Trump said. “We are deeply saddened by this tragedy. Our thoughts and prayers are with the members of Congress, their staffs, Capitol Police, first responders, and all others affected,” Trump said in a statement. Senator Rand Paul described the scene as “sort of a killing field”. “Without the Capitol Hill police it would have been a massacre,” he told Fox News. “Capitol Police showed tremendous bravery today. I’m grateful for them and cannot thank them enough for their service,” said Congressman Tom MacArthur. Congressman Ron DeSantis, who left just before the shooting, said as he walked to his car, a man asked him if it was Republicans or Democrats practicing. About three minutes later, at around 7:15 am the shooting began, DeSantis said. Indian-American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi described it as a horrible sense of violence.

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WASHINGTON, JUN 14 (PTI): A top Republican lawmaker was shot at and several Congressional aides were injured as a rifle-wielding gunman opened fire while they were practising for an annual baseball game between lawmakers in a Washington suburb, in an apparent “deliberate attack”. House Majority Whip Steve Scalise was shot in hip by an unidentified gunman during the practice of a Republican baseball team at a field in Alexandria, Virginia. Scalise, 51, is said to be in stable condition, his aides said. A second congressman Roger Williams was also injured, but it is unclear if he was shot or injured in some other way. “Five people were transported medically from the scene,” Alexandria police chief Michael Brown told a press conference. The gunman was shot at by the Capitol Police. He has been apprehended and taken to a local hospital. About 25 senators and

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Did Dylan plagiarise his Nobel speech? “someone whose trials have led him toward God rather than bitterness”. t then noted 19 further similarities between Dylan’s description of MobyDick and the summary on SparkNotes, including: Dylan: “There’s a crazy prophet, Gabriel, on one of the vessels, and he predicts Ahab’s doom.” SparkNotes: “One of the ships ... carries Gabriel, a crazed prophet who predicts doom.” Dylan: “Captain Boomer - he lost an arm to Moby. But... he’s happy to have survived. He can’t accept Ahab’s lust for vengeance.” SparkNotes: “Captain Boomer has lost an arm in an encounter with Moby Dick... Boomer, happy simply to have survived his encounter, cannot understand Ahab’s lust for vengeance.” Dylan: “He calls Moby the emperor, sees him as the embodiment of evil.” SparkNotes: “He sees this whale as the embodiment of evil.” In each of these cases,

the key phrases (“predicts doom”; “lust for vengeance”; “embodiment of evil”) do not appear in Melville’s original text. Representatives for Dylan and the Nobel Prize Committee have yet to respond to a request for comment. The musician won the the Nobel Prize for literature in October and had until 10 June to deliver his lecture or forfeit the prize money of 8m krona ($900,000, £727,000). H e d e l ive r e d t h e speech in the form of a beat poem, recited over a

meandering piano, just before the deadline on 4 June - raising the delicious prospect that, like any teenager in a band, he cribbed his homework off the internet in a last-minute panic. But this is not the first time Dylan has been accused of copying someone else’s work. He poached some stanzas from 19th-Century Confederate poet Henry Timrod for Modern Times; while some of the lyrics on his 2001 album Love and Theft were allegedly based on Junichi Saga’s book Confessions of a Yakuza.

Reformed Nitro taps bassist Wooten for comeback album

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We can’t wait for everyone to hear what we’re coming up with.” Gillette comments: “To have Victor on board is a dream come true. The caliber of musicianship is beyond anything the metal community has ever experienced. This takes the term ‘supergroup’ to a whole new level. The metal gods are definitely watching over us.” A release date for the new Nitro album, currently being recorded, will be announced soon. The band plans to debut a single from the new record, along with a promotional video, within the next two weeks.

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only with Townsend and several session drummers and bassists. Speaking at the Metal Hammer Golden Gods Awards, which took place Monday night (June 12) in London, Devin said about his upcoming collaboration with Vai: “We’re doing one of my songs with an orchestra, and I’m singing with him for the first time in twentyfive years. I’m also playing some of his stuff. More than a decade after their initial musical partnership, these two creative giants again crossed paths. In 2005, Vai played a guest guitar solo on Townsend’s “Synchestra” album, and in 2013, was cast as narrator on Townsend’s “The Retinal Circus” live album.

ollywood star Saif Ali Khan will join the inimitable Karan Johar to host the 18th edition of the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) Awards in New York next month. He says they have surprises in store. Saif said in a statement: “I am happy to be back to the IIFA stage this year as I join my close friend Karan Johar to host the IIFA Awards in New York. “The excitement for IIFA has been steadily growing worldwide. This year it’s going to be super fun and glamorous in every way as Karan and I are going to have lots of surprises in store for our fans internationally.” Bollywood’s youth icon Varun Dhawan will make is make a debut at IIFA Awards with a performance and he will be also be seen co- hosting a segment of the star-studded awards night on July 15. Varun said: “It’s going to be a grand celebration and I can’t wait to be there.”

ritish-born, New York raised-and-based music producer Karsh Kale says there is no software that can come close to replacing the chemistry between musicians when they come together to create music. “The years have proven one thing to me -- that there is no software, controllers, loopers, or other gear on this planet that can come close to replacing the chemistry that happens when musicians come together to make music,” Kale, who has roots in India, said in a statement. “The ideas always remain human. I think young artistes need to be less concerned with what gear they are using and more about gaining more human experience,” he added. Kale features in a new episode of Red Bull Music Academy’s “Studio Science” which looks inside the laboratories of some of the creative minds, offering tips and tricks for aspiring musicians.

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“Bajrangi Bhaijaan” star Salman Khan, whose new movie “Tubelight” attempts to highlight the futility of wars, says such acts of violence between nations can stop if those who “order” wars are sent to the front and asked to fight. “I think those who order war should be sent to the war front, given guns and asked to fight first. It will stop in one day. Their hand and legs will start trembling... It will stop and they will go straight to the table and have discussions,” Salman told media here on Tuesday. “Tubelight”, directed by Kabir Khan, dwells on the 1962 border conflict between India and China. Salman features in the movie with Sohail. Earlier, Salman and Kabir’s “Bajrangi Bhaijaan” emerged a blockbuster by showcasing a heart-warming tale of a Hindu man who goes out of his way to ensure that he unites a lost mute Pakistani girl with her family across the border.

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riana Grande is to get honorary citizenship of Manchester under plans put forward by the city council. The council is proposing a new system to recognise outstanding contributions to the city. The US singer is in line to be the first recipient for organising the One Love Manchester concert in aid of victims of the bomb attack at her gig, in which 22 people died. An event to mark “selfless acts” after the blast is to be held, too. Under the proposals for the new scheme, honorary citizenship of Manchester could be granted to those from outside Greater Manchester. Council leader Sir Richard Leese, said many people would already consider Grande to be “an honorary Mancunian”. He said: “This seems a fitting moment to update the way we recognise those who make noteworthy contributions to the life and success of our city. “We’ve all had cause to be incredibly proud of Manchester and the resilient and compassionate way in which the city, and all those associated with it, have responded to the terrible events of 22 May - with love and courage rather than hatred and fear.”

He said Ariana Grande had “exemplified this response”. Some 50,000 people went to the One Love Manchester concert at Old Trafford on 4 June, which raised almost £3m for victims of the Manchester Arena attack. Salman Abedi, 22, detonated a home-made bomb in the arena’s foyer at the end of Ariana Grande’s concert. Manchester City Council has also announced it would hold an event later this year to recognise the “great many selfless acts and demonstrations of community spirit in the aftermath of the atrocity”. The authority said there was a need for a new system of honours in addition to the rarely-awarded freedom of the city, which will remain the highest honour the city can give. The freedom of the city has only been awarded four times this century. The plans will go before the council on 12 July.

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in Kent to mark the formation of his early band The Manish Boys. Bowie’s backing band, the Spiders from Mars, meanwhile get a blue plaque in Hull. John Lennon and Paul McCartney will be honoured with a blue plaque at the venue that they played their only gig as a duo,

billed as The Nerk Twins, at the Fox and Hounds in Caversham, Berkshire. Other notable blue plaques include a Syd Barrett plaque in Cambridge, a plaque honouring Doctor Who composer Delia Derbyshire in Coventry, a

Lemmy plaque in Stoke, a plaque marking the Manchester flat where Factory Records was founded and a plaque honouring John Peel in Suffolk. BBC English Regions controller David Holdsworth says of the news: “It is hugely prestigious to receive a British Plaque Trust Blue Plaque, usually only around two are awarded each year. To mark BBC Music Day across BBC Local Radio with 47 blue plaques is a fitting way to commemorate our listeners’ passion and pride for where they live and to celebrate our musical heritage.”

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Parliamentary Secretary, Jail & Science & Technology, KVIB on Friday 16th June 2017 at 11:00 a.m. Venue : Town Hall Zunheboto, Nagaland

Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) launched in Dimapur on 31st May 2017. DC-1388

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CT 2017: India aim to dominate Bangladesh in semis Birmingham, Jun 14 (IANS): Defending champions India will aim to live up to their tag of title contenders and dominate Bangladesh in the second semi-final of the Champions Trophy cricket tournament here on Thursday. Bangladesh rode on a record partnership between Shakib Al Hasan and Mahmadullah to beat New Zealand by five wickets in

their last match in Group A. The South Asians had sufferred a top order collapse, losing four wickets by the 12th over before Shakib and Mahmadullah got together to add 224 runs between them -- Bangladesh’s highest partnership in One-Day Internationals (ODI). Apart from scoring a brilliant century, Shakib also bowled economically. Mahmudallah will also

look to add strength to the side’s batting while openers Tamim Iqbal and Soumya Sarkar will have to give the team a good start against India. Pacer Mustafizur Rahman will be the key in the Bangladesh bowling line-up. He has featured in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and should have some idea of the strengths and weaknesses of the Indian batsmen. The Bangladesh bowling line-up

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featuring the likes of pacers Taskin Ahmed, Rubel Hossain and Mashrafe Mortaza alongside spinners Shakib and Mosaddek Hossain will aim to test the Indian batsman with their pace and variation. Meanwhile India, led by skipper Virat Kohli will look to play ruthlessly and dominate Bangladesh right from the start. The Indian batting has done well in most of their

group matches and will aim to continue their good form. Openers Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan have done well so far and could pose all sorts of problems for the Bangladesh bolwers. Dhawan is the top scorer of the tournament with 271

runs in three matches. Besides the openers, Kohli, Yuvraj Singh and Mahendra Singh Dhoni have been in good nick and have the capibility to snatch the match away from Bangladesh on their own with individual performances.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

At the sudden demise of Shri Neisatuo Keditsu, who left for his heavenly abode on 11-06-2017, the Northern Angami Mereyiemiako Krotho deeply felt the tremor of losing a dynamic leader who has been a source of inspiration to our community. His initiative and inner driving force in mobilization of our community will continue to remain with the people he loved. In this hour of grief, the president, his colleagues and the entire community members share sorrow with his wife Smti. Margaret Keditsu and children. We also pray to the Almighty God to grant solace to us and grant peace to the departed soul. Sd/Sd/(Kelhousithie Mere) (Thekielie Keditsu) Gen. Secretary President

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Died on 15.06.2016 Dearest Daddy (Oba) it's been a year since you left us for your eternal home, yet we still miss you every passing day. If tears could build a stairway and memories a lane, we’d walk right up to Heaven and bring you Home again. They say that there is a reason. They say that time will heal, But neither reason nor time will change the way we feel now as we spend the day missing you. We deeply miss you in tears and silent prayer. Loving wife, daughter, sons, granddaughter, in laws and relatives K-1956

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Born: 28.12.1965 – Died: 10.06.2017 We, the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to everyone who stood by us physically, financially and spiritually during the prolonged illness and at the demise of Late Nükshimongla Jamir (Settsü Village). We deeply regret our inability to mention each and every individual but we pray that our Almighty God bless you abundantly. Loving Parents, sons, brothers, sisters and relatives. DC-1385

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Late Punalemzung Lemtur (Merangkong) Born on : 27/11/1910 – Died on : 11/06/2017

Through this column, we express our heartfelt gratitude to those who stood by us in prayer and supported us physically, financially and emotionally at the sad demise of our beloved father, who left for his heavenly abode on 11/06/2017 at the age of 107. We regret our inability to thank everyone of you individually but we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving children, in-laws, grandchildren & great grandchildren

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LATE PANGERPOKYIM TZUDIR

Born : 14/06/1966 – Died : 09/06/2017

With profound and heartfelt gratitude, we the bereaved family members of Lt. Khuvungo Khüvung, would like to convey our sincere and deepest appreciation to everyone who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually at his sad demise on 9th June 2017. Though we cannot mention everyone of you and your contribution yet it is our humble prayer that the Lord bless you all abundantly in the days to come. Our special thanks to:1. Shaki Baptist Church 2. Sankiton Baptist Church 3. T. Chumrenthung Khüvung, Sr. S.P Wokha & family 4. M. Wonthungo Tsopoe, Director HSS (DOSE) & family, Kohima 5. Lt. Chumdamo Tsopoe’s wife & children 6. Lt. Mr & Mrs. Püyokhatso’s children and in-laws, Kohima 7. S. Vungathung Tsanglao & Medical staff, PHC Wozhuro 8. PWD (R&B) W/Charge Association Wozhuro Block 9. Shaki, Phiro, Sankiton & Meriyan Village Councils 10.Kohima, Dimapur Shaki Khumshum. 11. Shaki Union Wokha, Kohima & Dimapur 12.Mr & Mrs. RushamoTsopoe, Proprietor, Frenbrook School, Wokha 13.All well-wishers, friends, neighbours and relatives. DC-1393 K Y M C

Loving Family members.

15th Dec 1949 to 6th June 2017 We the bereaved family members would like to express our profound gratitude to all those who have supported us physically, financially, materially, morally and constant prayer support throughout the short span of illness and at the demise of our beloved father Late T. Pangerpokyim Tzudir (Molungkimong). We convey our special thanks to: 1. Majakong Ward Yimden 2. Molungkimong Senso Mungdang 3. Molungkimong Village Council 4. All ward Union, Mokokchung 5. Mokokchung Town Baptist Arogo 6. Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo 7. Molungkimong Baptist Arogo 8. Sumi Baptist Church ‘A’, Mokokchung 9. Sumi Baptist Church ‘B’, Mokokchung 10. Pensioner Association, Mokokchung 11. Molungkimong Senso Union, Kohima 12. Molungkimong Senso Union, Mokokchung 13. Molungkimong Fellowship, Kohima 14. Molungkimong Fellowship, Mokokchung 15. Kohima Molungkimong Tetsür Telongjem 16. Doctors, nurses and staff, Putuonuo Nurshing Home 17. Doctors, nurses and staff, ICU, NHAK 18. Youth Association, Majakong Ward, Mokokchung 19. Aoer Telongjem, Upper Majakong We deeply regret our inability to acknowledge each and everyone of you individually but please accept this as an expression of our deepest gratitude. May God bless you all. Loving wife, children, grandchildren and family members DC-1384

A year has passed without you, Now we know why you always told us to be strong Because, you know that one day we would need strength to bear your loss, how we wish you would come back again to us, just like those days we would sit around you and how you'd tell us stories which would sometimes make us cry or laugh. We miss you every time in silent tears, because you left us just when we needed you most. All we got today are sweet memories of your ceaseless Prayers of tears, love, wisdom, encouragement, generosity and understanding, which all we cherish today Although death has separated us, you are always alive in our memories, We love you and deeply miss you which nothing can ever substitute, until we all meet in heaven. "God has you in His Loving arms; we have you in our hearts; Those we love don't go away; they walk beside us everyday unseen, unheard but always near. Iza, still loved and missed all the time. DP-6106

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN REMEMBERING OUR DEARLY BELOVED FATHER LATE COLONEL SHIKAHO KIHO (GPRN/NSCN), WE THE BEREAVED FAMILY MEMBERS WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND OUR PROFOUND AND HEARTFELT GRATITUDE TO EACH AND EVERY INDIVIDUALS WHO STOOD BY US AND SUPPORTED US SPIRITUALLY, PHYSICALLY AND FINANCIALLY AT THE TIME OF HIS SUDDEN DEMISE. WE ALSO EXTEND OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO : 1. SHRI KHEKAHO ASSUMI (P/SECY FOR YOUTH RESOURCES AND SPORTS, GOVT. OF NAGALAND) 2. SHRI KUHOI ZHIMO (CHAIRMAN, SUMI COUNCIL DIMAPUR) 3. SHRI N. KITOVI ZHIMOMI (ATO KILONSER GPRN/ NSCN) 4. LT. GEN. SAMSON AYE (COM-IN-CHIEF NAGA ARMY GPRN/NSCN) 5. GENERAL HEADQUARTER, NAGA ARMY 6. COUNCIL HEADQUARTER CHURCH, GPRN/NSCN 7. NSWW, GPRN/NSCN 8. ANGAMI REGION, GPRN/NSCN 9. CHAKESANG REGION, GPRN/NSCN 10. NAGA ARMY CHURCH, GPRN/NSCN 11. KOHIMA TOWN COMMAND, GPRN/NSCN 12. ALL RANK AND FILES OF GPRN/NSCN 13. DR. LANUSUNGKUM JAMIR AND NURSES OF FELLOWSHIP NURSING HOME, DIMAPUR 14. DOCTORS AND NURSES OF NIKOS HOSPITAL, DIMAPUR 15. SASTAMI UNION DIMAPUR 16. LITTA NEW WELFARE SOCIETY 17. LITTAMI UNION DIMAPUR 18. V.K. AREA UNION DIMAPUR 19. MARUMI UNION DIMAPUR 20. V.K. TOWN BAPTIST CHURCH (SBAK NITO MOUNT) 21. NCRC WOMEN DEPARTMENT VK TOWN 22. SUMI BAPTIST CHURCH, DIMAPUR 23. PWD/SUPPLY SUMI PRAYER FELLOWSHIP 24. PWD/SUPPLY STH 25. PWD/SUPPLY YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 26. PWD/SUPPLY COLONY D.O.B – 22/10/1969 27. FRIENDS AND RELATIVES D.O.D – 07/06/2017 WORDS ARE INADEQUATE TO THANK EACH AND EVERYONE INDIVIDUALLY EVEN THOUGH OUR HEARTS WANT TO THANK EVERYONE IN PARTICULAR AND WE DEEPLY REGRET OUR INABILITY, BUT THROUGH THIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, WE WANT TO EXPRESS HOW DEEPLY WE ARE INDEBTED AT YOUR KINDNESS AND WE ASSURE YOU THAT YOU ARE ALWAYS REMEMBERED AND TREASURED DEEP IN OUR HEARTS AND PRAY THAT OUR ALMIGHTY GOD BLESS EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU IN RETURN WITH GREAT ABUNDANCE. FROM LOVING WIFE, SONS AND DAUGHTERS

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Pak beat Eng by 8 wkts; reach CT final Badminton coaching camp at Khensa

Pakistan’s Mohammad Hafeez, left, and Babar Azam celebrate winning the ICC Champions Trophy semifinal cricket match against England, Wednesday. (AP/PTI)

Cardiff, Jun 14 (IANS): Pakistan cruised to the ICC Champions Trophy final after thrashing hosts England by eight wickets in the first semi-final at the Sophia Gardens here on Wednesday. Chasing a below-par 212, the Green Brigade rode on a brilliant 118-run opening stand between Azhar Ali (76) and Fakhar Zaman (57) before Babar Azam (38 not out) and Ali helped the team with a 55-run second-wicket stand to set their date with the winner of the second semi-final between India and Bangladesh, on Sunday. After bowling the hosts

out for 211, thanks to pacer Hasan Ali’s 3/35, the Pakistani opening duo of Ali and Zaman made light work of the English bowlers as the visitors crossed the 50-run mark at the end of the mandatory powerplay. The 27-year-old Zaman was the more destructive of the two, bringing up his second consecutive fifty off 49 balls, laced with six boundaries and a six off a bouncer from pacer Mark Wood in the very first over of the innings. It seemed the Pakistan batsmen were in a hurry to get to the total as the duo

helped the team touch the three-figure mark in the next seven overs before Ali too got to his half century off 68 deliveries. Unable to find the breakthrough, English skipper Eoin Morgan got Adil Rashid back into action, and the leg-spinner delivered on the very first delivery of his fourth over with the wicket of the dangerous Zaman, stumped by wicketkeeper Jos Buttler. The wicket of Zaman brought in Azam, who wasted no time in settling down, dancing down the track to loft Rashid over for a straight

six as the visitors crossed the 150-run mark in no time. Ali slowed down a bit midway till he picked Liam Plunkett for a boundary as the second wicket partnership flourished to 50 off 55 deliveries. But a slower one from pacer Jake Ball saw the back of the opening batsman. Ali, who had by now faced 100 deliveries, only managed to get a bottom edge which crashed into his own stumps. Needing 39 runs to win, the experienced Mohammed Hafeez (31 not out off 21 balls) and Azam finished off in style with a 42-run unbeaten third-wicket stand. Hafeez, who started off clobbering all-rounder Ben Stokes for a massive six, got the winning runs with a boundary off the same bowler as Pakistan overhauled the target with 77 balls to spare. Earlier, Pakistan bowlers led by Hasan Ali put up a quality display to restrict England to 211 runs in 49.5 overs. Ali was complimented well by Juniad Khan and debutant Rumman Raees, who chipped in with two wickets each. For England, Joe Root

THURSDAY’S MATCH (2nd SEMI-FINAL) India Vs Bangladesh: 3 pm Venue: Edgbaston, Birmingham

India played best football against Kyrgyzstan: Chhetri

India Football player Sunil Chettri during the AFC Asian Cup UAE 2019 Qualifier between India & the Kyrgyz Republic at the Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru on Tuesday. (PTI)

Bengaluru, Jun 14 (IANS): India skipper Sunil Chhetri says he does not remember in his decade-long career the last time the team played such good football after they rode on his superb second-half strike to beat Kyrgyzstan in a 2019 AFC Asian Cup Group A qualifier here on Tuesday. “I’m part of the na-

tional team for more than 10 years. Trust me, I don’t remember when was the last time we played such a fantastic brand of football,” Chhetri, who got past three defenders to combine with Jeje Lalpekhlua and score the winner in the 69th minute, told www.the-aiff.com on Tuesday night. “We got a heavy bash-

ing from the gaffer in the dressing room. Clearly, the situation wasn’t an ideal one. That’s why, when we came out for the next 45 minutes, it was a changed side, more focused and more promising,” Chhetri said. India are top of the group having six points from two matches. Stephen Constantine’s side

(46), Jonny Bairstow (43) and Ben Stokes (34) were the major contributors to the cause. England, who were brilliant in the group stages, wasted a steady start, thanks to the immaculate line and length of the bowlers, who were right on the coin throughout the match. The home side’s ploy to bring back Bairstow in place of Jason Roy clicked but some poor middle-order batting saw Pakistan dominating the game. Unlike the previous matches, England’s lowerorder drastically failed to live up to the pressure as Jos Buttler (4), Moeen Ali (11), Rashid (7), Plunkett (9) and Wood (3) only managed to add 30 runs for the cause. BRIEF SCORES England 211 (49.5 overs): Jonny Bairstow 43, Joe Root 46, Eoin Morgan 33, Ben Stokes 34 Pakistan 215/2 (37.1 overs): Azhar Ali 76, Fakhar Zaman 57, Babar Azam not out 38 and Mohammad Hafeez not out 31 Player of the match: Hasan Ali (3 wickets for 35 in 10 overs)

beat Myanmar 1-0 in their first game where Chhetri was fed by Udanta Singh for the winner. “Last day it was Udanta, tonight it was Jeje. Had they not made the scintillating run to feed me with the passes, those goals would not have seen the light of the day. It’s not about me, it’s about the team,” the Bengaluru FC talisman who has scored the most number of goals for the country said. “My goal might be the cherry at the top but the credit goes to all. Right from (goalkeeper) Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, the tenacious defenders, midfielders, everyone fought to their limit to churn out this result”, he added. Coach Constantine lauded his coaching staff for the win. “More than anyone else, India deserved this. Not only the boys who played out there, everyone in the back office, the fans, and the staff played their part to get this result. I believe, the entire nation deserved this,” he said.

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MOKOKCHUNG, JUN 14 (NPN): Summer badminton coaching camp, organised by Badminton Association Khensa (BAK), an initiative of the directorate of Youth Resources & Sports, got underway at the Multpurpose Community Hall, Khensa, Tuesday, with 90 under-16 registered participants. Delivering a brief speech, YRO & DSO K Libemo Jami lauded the initiative of BAK and encouraged the youngsters

to take up the game with seriousness as they would be trained by renowned State badminton coaches Tali and Sungit. He said that the game of badminton was a wonder sport where Naga lads can explore to shine. ‘It can be taken up as career for many’, he added. Libemo said that with the recent implementation of ‘Khelo India’, an initiative of the Ministry of Sports, government of India, many opportunities have been open for those who are sincere and dedicated.

Earlier, short speech was delivered by MDBA vice-president Tia Mollier and the preliminary instructions to the participants were announced by state badminton coach Tali Jamir. The function was chaired by Sentikala and the camp was dedicated by KBC Pastor Rev. K Temjen. A special song was presented by Achila Longchar before the commencement of the camp. The camp will continue till June 30.

Morientes confirms India visit for Legends’ El Clasico Ko l k at a , J un 1 4 (IANS): Former Spain and Real Madrid striker Fernando Morientes confirmed his India visit to play for Real Madrid Legends against FC Barcelona Legends in an “El Clasico” fixtures here on September 15. “I thank Indian fans for the support. (I am) looking forward to seeing you soon,” Morientes, who has won three Champions League titles and two Spanish La Liga crowns with Real,” said in a video message on Tuesday. Besides, the 41-year-old former Spanish international who once formed a great partnership up front with Raul Gonzalez, yesteryear stars Victor Sanchez del Amo, Koke Contreras, Michel Salgado and Ivan Perez is also likely to be seen in action for Real. “This is Michel Salgado saying hi to India. We will be there playing against Barcelona on September 15. See you there guys,” right-back Salgado, who spent close to a decade with Real, also said in a video message.

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Dembele scores late winner as France beat England Paris, Jun 14 (IANS): Ousmane Dembele helped France beat England 3-2 with a late winner in an international football friendly at the Stade de France here. Tuesday night’s game was tied at 2-2 when the 20year-old Dembele scored off an assist by the 18-year-old sensation Kylian Mbappe in the 78th minute, reports Xinhua news agency. France lost last weekend’s World Cup qualifiers 2-1 to Sweden due to a fatal error from their goalkeeper Hugo Lloris in the stoppage time. However, the head coach Didier Deschamps still kept Lloris as their skipper, also bringing in Mbappe, Dembele and Thomas Lemar into the attacking line-up. A minute of silence was observed to honour the victims of recent attacks in Manchester and London before the match, with French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Theresa May also on the stand. Harry Kane, last season’s Premier League top

scorer, opened the scoring account as early as in the ninth minute, when Raheem Sterling’s back-heel freed Ryan Bertrand from the left wing to set up a low cross, and the Tottenham Hotspur striker coolly put the ball into the net. France forward Olivier Giroud had his volley ruled offside on 14 minutes, and Dembele wasted a chance of levelling the score in just two minutes, only to see his shot off the post. The hosts managed to score an equalizer in the 22nd minute, as Lemar’s free kick found Giroud, whose header was blocked by the goalkeeper Tom Heaton, while central defender Samuel Umtiti followed in to make it. They went on to get an upper hand in score shortly before the break. Heaton stopped Dembele’s brilliant shot, but failed to finish another save on right back Djibril Sidibe’s shot on the rebound. However, there was much concern for France early in the second half. Assisted by the Video Assistant Referee (VAR)

Ousmane Dembele, left, celebrates after scoring his side’s 3rd goal.

system, the referee awarded the visitors a penalty, and showed France’s central defender Raphael Varane a red card as the Frenchman appeared to tackle Alli in defense. Kane showed no mercy to his Hotspur fellow

Lloris to convert the spot kick, setting it 2-all. In the 71st minute, Mbappe got chance to score his international maiden goal, while seeing it hit the crossbar, and Lemar’s follow-in shot was saved by the substitute goalkeeper Jack

Butland, before Dembele finished the game winner with 12 minutes remaining. France, who slipped to the second place in Group A in the World Cup qualifiers following last weekend’s loss, will next face the Netherlands in late August.

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