June 21, 2019

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Vol XXIX No. 194

DIMAPUR, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.00

BJP trying to topple my govt: K’taka CM

Colombia beat Qatar in Copa America

UN’s Khashoggi report baseless: Saudi Minister

national, Page 5

sports, Page 11

international, Page 9

President outlines NDA roadmap

NEW DELHI, JUN 20 (PTI): Laying the roadmap of the Narendra Modi government for its second term, President Ram Nath Kovind Thursday said empowering every person is the main goal for a ‘New India’ by 2022 on the back of a “stronger mandate” for continuing uninterrupted the journey of development started in 2014.

As he highlighted the Modi government’s achievements and priorities in an hour-long address to the joint sitting of Parliament, Kovind also pushed for simultaneous elections, saying it is the “need of the hour.”

Asserting that the government was moving ahead to create a “strong, secure and inclusive” India, the president said national security was paramount for the government and touched upon surgical strikes and air strikes on Pakistan-based terror camps.

Kovind also underlined the government’s resolve to remove “social evils” of triple talaq and ‘nikah halala’ to ensure equal rights for women, take forward the campaign against black money at a faster pace and

Indian economy clearly losing traction: RBI gov MUMBAI, JUN 20 (PTI): The Indian economy has been clearly losing traction and needs a decisive monetary policy to promote growth, said Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das while voting for a 25 basis points (bps) rate cut along with other five members at the MPC meet earlier this month.

Das, as per the minutes of the June 3-6 Monetary Policy Committee, said that since the last meeting of the rate-setting panel in April 2019, greater clarity has emerged about the evolving macroeconomic situation. The RBI released the minutes of the meeting Thursday.

Overall, there is clear evidence of economic activity “losing traction” with the GDP growth in the fourth quarter of the last financial year slowing to 5.8 per cent, he said. “In sum, growth impulses have clearly weakened, while the headline inflation trajectory is projected to remain below 4.0 per cent throughout 2019-20 even after considering the expected transmission of the past two policy rate cuts.

“Keeping in view the evolving growth inflation dynamics, there is a need for decisive monetary policy action.

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“On paper, everything with the school is normal.”

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President Kovind addresses the joint session of Parliament.

make the zero tolerance policy against corruption more comprehensive and effective. On issues relating to economy, Kovind said the government will soon announce a new industrial policy aimed at promoting growth and creating jobs.

With Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu and MPs of both Houses in attendance in the Central Hall of Parliament for the joint sitting after the formation of the 17th Lok Sabha, the President said the general elections had enhanced the credibility of Indian democracy as a record number of people--61 crore--voted, including the highest share of women. Kovind, in his speech, which is prepared by

the government of the day, said empowering every person in the country is the main goal of the ruling dispensation which, he added, wants to build a ‘New India’ by 2022 in which there is no discrimination on the grounds of caste or religion.

“My government is giving residential, health facilities to poor as poverty can be removed only by empowering them,” he said.

Several NDA MPs thumped the desks when Kovind referred to the Modi government’s philosophy of ‘Sabka Sath, Sabka Vikas aur Sabka Vishwas’.

Kovind flagged national security as a top most priority of the government.

The President said ‘New India’ will be sensitive and also, economically prosperous but for this to happen, “nation’s security is of utmost importance”.

To fulfil its resolution of building a ‘New India’, the government in a short period of 21 days has taken many decisions aimed at welfare of farmers, soldiers, students, entrepreneurs, women and other sections of society and have also started implementing them,

Four TDP Rajya Sabha MPs join BJP

Kovind said, adding initiatives have been taken to NEW DELHI, JUN 20 enact several new laws.

(PTI): In a boost to the BJP, ‘Special focus to improve four of the six TDP MPs the Rajya Sabha joined connectivity in NE states’ in the party on Thursday and The Narendra Modi sought merger of TDP Leggovernment is giving special islature Party with it in the focus on improving connec- Upper House. In a day of tivity in the Northeast and fast-paced developments, the make life easy for the people four MPs led by their Rajya of the region, President Sabha leader YS Chowdary-Ram Nath Kovind said on long seen a trusted aide of Thursday.

Telugu Desam Party chief In his address to the N Chandrababu Naidu-joint sitting of both houses passed a resolution to this of Parliament, Kovind said effect, followed by a nod to tourism, agriculture and the proposal by BJP presiother allied sectors will also dent Amit Shah. benefit from better connecThe breakaway TDP tivity in the Northeast. faction, which includes CM “Special emphasis is Ramesh, Garikapati Mohan being accorded to improving Rao and TG Venkatesh connectivity in the North- besides Chowdary, and BJP East, hilly and tribal areas,” leaders, including its workhe said in his customary ing president JP Nadda, met address after the formation Rajya Sabha chairman M of the 17th Lok Sabha.

Venkaiah Naidu and urging Kovind said in addi- him to approve the merger. tion to increasing the ease Making the announceof living of citizens in the ment at the BJP headquarNortheast, tourism, agricul- ters, Nadda told reporters ture and other allied sectors that the decision of TDP will also benefit from better MPs, three of whom were connectivity. present, to join the party is Effective steps are be- due to their belief in Prime ing taken to expand organic Minister Narendra Modi’s farming in the Northeast, agenda of development and he added. inclusiveness.

Nagaland govt imposes total ban on single-use of plastic DIMAPUR, JUN 20 (NPN): In continuation to the state government’s notification dated 29.11.2018 on the “policy for restricting the use of plastics in Nagaland” the state government Thursday announced to impose total ban on single-use plastic in the state.

With the view to eradicate the menace of plastic, which has serious effects on the environment and ecology, the state cabinet during its meeting held on June 10, 2019 decided to ban use of plastic in the state, a notification published in the Nagaland Gazette stated.

In this regard, the following single-use plastic products have been totally banned-- a. All plastic carry bags, with or without handles, irrespective of thickness and size; b. Plastic cutlery including plates, plastic cups, straws, stirrers etc.; c. cutlery and other decorative made of styrofoam (thermocol); d. Polythene, nylon, poly-vinyl-carbohydrates, poly-propylene and polyStyrene.

The ban will be made effective after three months from the date of publication

Plastic waste at the DMC dumping site in Dimapur. (NP File)

in official gazette (June 17, 2019) in public interest and for the manufacturers, stockiest, shopkeepers to dispose of their stocks so that they suffer no financial loss.

“Single-use plastics, often also referred to as disposable plastics (use-and-throw items), are commonly used for plastic packaging and include items intended to be used only once before they are thrown away or recycled.

These include, among other items, carry bags, food packaging, bottles. Straws, containers, cups and cutlery,” the notification stated.

It further stated that every individual, institutions or commercial estab-

AN-32 crash: bodies Truth will prevail on HC construction scam: PWD minister airlifted to Jorhat Correspondent

DIMAPUR, JUN 20 (NPN): Bodies of the all 13 air-warriors on board AN32 aircraft that crashed in a remote area in Arunachal Pradesh have been recovered and sent to Air Force Station, Jorhat.

According to a defence release, the mortal remains would be sent to their hometown, where funeral as per service customs would be carried out. The release said that Air Force stands with the families and next-of-kin of all the air-warriors who lost their life in the line of duty.

IAF has thanked Indian Army, Indian Navy, NTRO, State administration and civil population for their unstinted support during search and rescue operations.

On June 19, 2019, an IAF AN-32 aircraft, which took off from Air Force Station, Jorhat, Assam went

missing with 13 air-warriors onboard. On June 11, the wreckage of the missing An-32 aircraft was found on a mountain slope in Arunachal Pradesh and all air-warriors died in the crash.

After tracing the wreckage on June 11, a team of 15 mountaineers was air-dropped near the crash site the very next day to locate the bodies. Later, three more mountaineers had joined the team.

While six bodies were airlifted to Aalo in West Siang around 5 pm Wednesday, the remains of seven others were transported to the district headquarters around noon, said Siang Deputy Commissioner Rajiv Takuk Thursday.

IAF had also been able to recover the Flight Data Recorder (FDR) and Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) too last week from the site.

KOHIMA, JUN 20 (NPN): Minister of NPWD Tongpang Ozukum expressed confidence that truth would prevail while reacting to reports in one Imphal-based news daily over filing of FIR against a few serving and retired Nagaland PWD officials and three contractors/firms by Central Bureau of Investigation’s (CBI) Anti Corruption Branch (ACB), Imphal for their alleged involvement in the reported misappropriation of fund meant for construction of Nagaland High Court complex.

Talking to Nagaland Post here today, Tongpang maintained that the investigation process should not be disturbed and refused to comment on it saying that it was not a time to make any comment on the issue before the investigation was completed.

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prominently in the Imphal-based Sangai Express, which reported that CBI filed the FIR against the officials, contractors and some other individuals for “criminal conspiracy, cheating and criminal misconduct”.

The foundation stone for the high court was laid in 2007 by then Chief Justice of India KG Balakrishnan in the presence of current chief minister Neiphiu Rio. In 2018, the Gauhati High Court directed the Central Bureau of Investigation to probe the alleged scam and submit a report.

It was earlier reported that the basic structure of the site was yet to be completed, but the Nagaland government allegedly withdrew Rs. 44.24 crore against electrification and water supply for the project site besides another Rs. 22.42 crore for construction of bungalows for the judges,

area for which has not been earmarked.

The state government also allegedly paid Rs. 1.3 crore as consultancy fee for the construction, which the Gauhati HC termed as “beyond belief ” while hearing a set of petitions by the Nagaland Tribes Council and some Nagaland-based social and RTI activists.

Hearing the petition, the Gauhati HC asked the CBI to conduct a preliminary investigation into charges of misappropriation of public money in the construction of the Nagaland HC complex.

According to the petitioners, only 35% of the work was been completed in 11 years since construction began with an estimated budget of Rs. 43 crore.

Work on the HC complexes in Manipur, Meghalaya and Tripura had started around the same time and completed. Between March 2009 and March 2017, Justice

and Law department made 18 withdrawals from the State exchequer while the project cost was increased to Rs. 52.63 crore. The department also took a loan of Rs. 12.46 crore from the Housing and Urban Development Corporation Limited (HUDCO).

Taking note of all these, the CBI filed the FIR against officials that include an executive engineer (Housing), executive engineer (Electric division), four retired executive engineers, two SDOs, two junior engineers and two contractors/firms M/s Vilelie Khamo and M/s Khedi Trade and Development Agency, M/s Oking Electrical, M/s Hexzad Syndicate and some other individuals.

The preliminary case was registered at CBI, ACB Guwahati against M/s Vilelie Khamo (Class I contractor) on May 21 last year.

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BJP slams opposition for spreading rumours YTC excommunicates 5 for DIMAPUR, JUN 20 (NPN): Reacting to reports in the social media about re-alignment of political coalition in the state, the state BJP has refuted the reports and instead, accusing its political adversaries of vainly trying to destabilise the ruling PDA coalition (NDPPBJP-JDU and Independent) by spreading rumours on the “reshuffle of the PDA government.”

State BJP spokesperson Kuputo Shohe in a statement maintained that the PDA coalition was on solid foundation against “intrusion” , much to the disappointment of the rivals.

The BJP said the recent victory of the party and its alliance partners in the recently concluded Lok Sabha polls, had re-ignited excitement of its rivals who attempted “ a possible entry into the government” but

were disappointed since such backdoor entry utterly failed.

After the attempt to dislodge the PDA coalition failed, BJP said the opposition resorted to spreading “vicious rumours and cheap propaganda” in the social media. Instead, said BJP, such attempts to demean the PDA were futile and made the bond among PDA partners stronger than ever.

Further, BJP said the recent directive issued from the NPF president to the leader of the NPF legislature to “explore possibilities to form government” only exposed the desperation of the opposition NPF. Further BJP expressed surprise over the cheap propaganda of the opposition and regretted that the oldest regional party could stoop so low out of desperation.

The BJP also informed

that currently state chief minister Neiphiu Rio, Dy chief minister Y.Patton, state BJP president and minister Higher & Technical Education, Temjen Imna Along, minister of Urban Development & Municipal Affairs, Metsubo Jamir and host of ministers and advisers were in Delhi to congratulate BJP leaders for the comprehensive victory and also to apprise the Centre of the issues concerning the state.

The state BJP therefore, reminded the opposition rivals to fulfil their duty as a constructive opposition rather than indulging in cheap propaganda.

It may be recalled that the NPF president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu, during the party’s Central Executive Council (CEC) emergency meeting held on June 12, unplugged his authority over the NPF

Legislature Party (NPF-LP) by giving it a free hand to decide on how to bring about a “change in the government” and also assured the party of his full support.

Dr. Shürhozelie admitted that being in the opposition wasn’t everyone’s cup of tea and so left it to his party legislators to decide on being in a government but at the same time, prove their integrity, firmness and commitment towards their people.

Toning down his earlier vow to not have any truck with either BJP or NDPP, the NPF party president admitted the despite efforts of the party legislature to form a secular government, the process was not attainable but assured of his party’s support to any arrangement that did not compromise on the regional identity of the NPF.

‘anti community activities’

DIMAPUR, JUN 20 (NPN): Following the expiry of seven-day deadline served on Yimchungrü “national workers” of NSCN (R) to disassociate themselves from the group, Yimchungrü Tribal Council (YTC), apex body of Yimchungrüs, Thursday said it has excommunicated “five anti-Yimchungrüs from the Yimchungrü community” with immediate effect as desired by Yimchungrü public.

In a press release, YTC secretary information & publicity, Mathew K Janger, stated that five members including deputy kilonser Athong, joint secretary Among, PRO Yimto, “maj.” Lesanmong and “maj.” Chuba were excommunicated owing to their “anti-community activities.” YTC stated that their citizenship could also be

“ceased indefinitely” and they cannot claim as ‘Yimchungrü’ wherever they were.

“In case of any unwanted situation happen or arises to them, the Yimchungrü shall not be held any responsible and their dead body shall not be allowed to land in Yimchungrü land,” the YTC stated.

YTC has directed to all its federating units including YAA, YWO, YGOA, WYH, PFPSD, PFST and YGBU and all the respective Yimchungrü village councils to strictly monitor those expelled members and not to allow them to enter even in their native village.

YTC has directed the community members to immediately report to its office if any of the expelled members were found in Yimchungrü territory, adding it would take stern action.

lishments like educational institutions, offices, hotels, shops, restaurants, religious institutions, industrial establishments, banquet halls etc. will abide by the total ban.

Anyone violating the order will be penalized, it said, adding that the district administration or local bodies will decide and levy penalties against the defaulters in their jurisdiction.

Meanwhile, it said that the District Task Force, already constituted in the districts, will strictly monitor and function as squads for vigilance purpose and impose total ban on stocking, distribution, sell and use of oil single-use plastics.

Gov calls for taking part in Intl Yoga Day

DIMAPUR, JUN 20 (NPN): On the occasion of International Yoga Day, the Nagaland Governor, PB Acharya has appealed to all the people of Nagaland to participate in event initiated by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In a message, Acharya expressed hope that Yoga would continue to promote a healthy mind and body. “Yoga is one of the most invaluable gifts of the ancient Indian tradition,” he said, adding that Yoga was not a religion, but a way of living that aims towards a healthy mind in a healthy body. Acharya further called for participating in the celebration and starting a healthier lifestyle.

NSF on NSEE seat

DIMAPUR, JUN 20 (NPN): Naga Students’ Federation (NSF) has reiterated that allocation of seats for para-medical, agri and allied courses through NSEE mains examination should be awarded only to indigenous inhabitants (Nagas by blood) against the seats allotted to the state of Nagaland.

In a press release, NSF vice president Dievi Yano and secretary education Kegwayhun Tep said the federation would closely monitor and ensure that seats allotted to the state were not given to non indigenous inhabitant applicants. NSF also informed all selected students that after acceptances of their course, they would have to compulsory verify their documents in person at NSF office, Kohima.

Kma traffic advisory

DIMAPUR, JUN 20 (NPN): In view of the construction of Sonoru bridge, movement of heavy vehicles from High School to Secretariat via Sonoru bridge would be restricted with effect from June 24. Kohima traffic police has requested all heavy vehicles going down towards Secretariat and coming up to town to take diversion from TinpattiDon Bosco Jn.- Billy Graham road and vice-versa.

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ALC & DEEO complex inaugurated

Advisor, Kazheto Kinimi cutting the ribbon on Thursday. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR: Advisor Labour & Employment, Skill Development and Entrepreneurship and CAWD, Kazheto Kinimi inaugurated the Assistant Labour Commissioner (ALC) and District Employment Exchange Office (DEEO) complex at Zion Hospital Junction, Purana Bazaar, here on Thursday.

Speaking at the inaugural programme, the advisor termed the building as much needed infrastructure which was not only an asset to the

department but also a platfor m to ser ve the people.

He said that with the increase of industrial activities and reports of human empowerment, people were now beginning to realise the importance of the department and having the necessary infrastructure was a small step forward to face the challenges.

He further lamented that despite state government providing many infrastructures in the form of gover nment office building, most of them

were in bad shape, due to poor maintenance and absence of repairs and replacements.

He therefore urged the gathering to use and maintain as their own property without solely depending on government for maintenance.

Kazheto was optimistic that the department will make use of the new complex in renewed spirit and motivation to serve the people.

He further said that the construction of the building was funded under negotiated loan where Rs.

Training on ‘Shaala Siddhi’

Participants at the training programme in Kiphire on June 19. (DIPR)

DIMAPUR: One-day district level capacity building workshop and training on “Shalaa Siddhi” was conducted in Peren and Kiphire on June 19 According to DIPR report, assistant director, Directorate of School Education, Nellayapan was the resource person where he highlighted on school evaluation dashboard to head teachers of various schools at the programme held at EBRC hall Peren town.

Sr. SDEO Peren and

CDPO Tening appealed to the teachers to update the instructions addressed to them during the workshop.

117 schools inclusive of GMS and GPS head teachers in-charge of various schools under Peren district attended the workshop. The programme was chaired by ADC DMA Peren, Joseph Vikietuo.

KIPHIRE: In Kiphire, the training was held for elementary teachers, head teachers and teachers in-charge of govern-

ment schools under Kiphire district at EBRV hall, Kiphire.

The inaugural function was chaired by T L. Chumse Sangtam district coordinator DMA Kiphire and welcome a d d r e sse d by d istr ic t education officer.

A brief introduction of Shaala Sidhi and discussion on various domains and school evaluation was given by resource person Timothy Thing, deputy mission director Samagra Shiksha.

5 crores was sanctioned.

The construction started in December 2014 and completed in May 2019.

Commissioner and secretary, L&E, SD&E, Anenla T. Sato, while giving the keynote address said that the newly inaugurated building will house the office of assistant labour commissioner, employment exchange, labour court and labour welfare centre.

Joint director, Employment, Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Chiten Yaden while giving the concluding remarks added that the Ministry of Skill Development have come up with many skill development avenues which was also started in the state last year.

He said that there were around seven skill training centres in Dimapur which will gradually expand in all the districts and 20 thousand youths were expected to be trained by next year.

Earlier, the programme was chaired by Assistant Labour Commissioner Dimapur, Temwang Konyak and dedicatory prayer was offered

by East Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church, Nitoshe Zhimo.

NQAS monitoring meetings in Wka DIMAPUR: Chief medical officer (CMO), Wokha, Dr. Robin Lotha held monitoring and interactive meetings with the staffs of Chukitong and Englan primary health centres (PHCs) on June 15 and 16 respectively.

A press release from CMO office, media officer NHM Wokha, Chothanu stated that, CMO highlighted few points during the meetings. He stressed on the need to maintain proper records and timely submission, community participation and to undergo training for PMJAY. Dr. Thungchanbeni Patton, DPM (quality assurance) gave orientation training on National Quality Assurance Standards (NQAS) for the staffs. She stated that NQAS was developed keeping in view with international standards on public health practices.

Dr. Patton added that NQAS was a tool for health providers to assess their own service quality and bring their facilities under certification. CMO concluded the meetings by encouraging the hospital staffs to strife for NQAS certification. The meetings were attended by deputy CMO, Dr. Zuben Kikon, medical officers, nurses and staffs of Chukitong and Englan PHCs.

DNSU adopts resolution on tuition fees

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DIMAPUR, JUN 20 (NPN): Dimapur Naga Students Union (DNSU) on Thursday has adopted a resolution on tuition fee structure to be implemented and maintained accordingly under its jurisdiction.

Briefing media persons at its office, DNSU secretary, education and statistics, Tenyebinlo Himb said that from June 21 onwards, teachers have been directed to adhere on the fees in accordance with the union resolution.

Himb said that the union has been constantly receiving grievances from parents and students on the “unfair fees” charged by the teachers. In this connection, the union after consultation with the teachers, students and parents, have decided to restructure the tuition fee.

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dents should not excess more than seven and from class A to 10, the fee should be Rs 500 per student.

The union has also fixed Rs. 500 for subjects like Mathematics, Science, and Hindi for class 9 and 10.

For Class 11 and 12, the union has fixed the tuition fee at Rs 800 for Arts stream. However, for Commerce and Science, the rates can be charged as per the subject.

In regard to home tuitions, Himb said, the batch cannot be more than three students and for class A to 10 and for class 11 and 12, fees have been fixed at Rs 2500 and Rs 3500 respectively.

Similarly private tuitions, where students go to teacher’s place to take tuitions, there is an exceptions for class 9, 10 and 11 (commerce & science), and class 12 (commerce & science), where fees can be charged per subject.

The union further said that there should be five days of tuitions per week and per session should be equivalent or exceed one hour.

The union also stated that it has come to its notice that some teachers were accommodating more than ten students per batch and charging Rs 1000 from each student.

In this regard, the DNSU warned that teachers not complying with the rules laid down will be dealt accordingly.

Fo r a n y g r i ev ances, one may lodged their complaints at the DNSU office or contact 8415070616, 8787735461, and 8974508107.

Meanwhile, DNSU also laid down rules and regulations to be followed by those running hostels and PGs within Dimapur.

As per the rules, DNSU said that owners of hostels and PGs should obtain No Objection Certificate

(NOC) from the union.

DNSU vice president, Sentimeren Pongen explained that many of the hostels and PGs functioning in Dimapur were not registered with the government nor have the necessary facilities.

He therefore, asked the owners to obtain NOC from the union within two months and ensure that they have the basic amenities like running water, electricity, inverter etc.

The union has also a s k e d t h e ow n e r s o f hostels and PGs to not charge mess fees during holidays.

Pongen further informed that the union will be conducting surprise checking to ensure that the rules were followed.

For any updates, suggestion or grievances one may login in to DNSU official Facebook or drop their comments on the suggestion box placed outside the office.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

news in Brief KCCI informs on yearly registration: Kohima Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) has informed all business establishments in Kohima within the jurisdiction of Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) that yearly registration for the year 2019-2020 will commence from June 23 to July 31. KCCI said that action will be initiated if registration is not done within the stipulated time period. For any information and query, one can may contact 8787658359/8259878005 or visit the office at KCCI Tower, South Gate, local ground, Kohima.

CVUD formed: Changpang Students Union Dimapur (CSUD) under the motto, “In unity and truth we stand”, was formed with Limhathung Odyuo as its president and Yantsuo Lotha as general secretary and several other office bearers.

NSSATA Wokha unit meeting: Nagaland Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan Association (NSSATA), Wokha unit will hold its general meeting-cum-election/selection of new office bearers for tenure 2019-2021 at 10 am at LTC Hall, Wokha Town on June 22. All members have been informed to attend the meeting without fail.

Absentees will be penalized as per resolution of the association.

YNA meeting: Young Namsang Association (YNA) will be holding a meeting on June 22 at 12 noon, at the residence of president at Chumukedima. All office bearers and executive committee have been asked to attend the meeting without fail.

AND & DGDU silver jubilee: All Nagaland Directorate and District Government Drivers’ Union (AND&DGDU) will be observing its silver jubilee on June 22 at 11am at State Academy Hall, Kohima with Chief Secretary Temjen Toy as special guest and DC Kohima Anoop Khinchi and first chairman AND & DGDU Kohima, Beilie Miachieo as special invitees.

PNUK joint meeting: Poumai Naga union Kohima (PNUK) has convened a joint meeting with various village chairmen and secretaries on June 22 at 10am at Poumai Baptist Church Midland, Kohima. All the village chairmen and secretaries of all Poumai villages residing in Kohima, PNUK advisors and well wishers have been requested to attend the meeting.

SHSS summer camp underway

DIMAPUR: Straightway Higher Secondary School (SHSS) Mokokchung, 10th annual summer camp on the theme “Get up and move on” got underway on June 19 in the school campus.

A press release from SHSS Mokokchung stated that, resource persons for the camp will be Lima Imsong missionary, Dimapur; Arong, missionary teacher; Lamdok, missionary teacher; Akumnaro, missionary teacher; Anungla, SCC&H. Various activities, God’s word and counselling will

be conducted to help and groom the children spiritually.

The second phase of the camp, the 2nd summer camp edition for the higher secondary students will be held from June 21 till 23 in Mongoya prayer centre, Chuchuyimpang, Mokokchung.

Resource persons for this summer camp will be Lanu Imchen, asst. teacher, Impur; Dr. Aotemshi, chairman and founder SMC; Awala Imchen, CCPRA, CTC.

ASUS notifies students, parents DIMAPUR: Angami Students Union Shillong (ASUS) has released its rules and regulations for the information of parents and students studying in Shillong, Meghalaya.

In a press release, ASUS stated that as per its rules, all the students residing in Shillong were asked to registered and for which a membership would be collected.

It said the union would not render any assistance to non-members.

ASUS said all registered members must abide and adhere to the rules and regulations laid down by the union and that violation of the same would be dealt strictly as per the norms laid down in the constitution.

It also warned that registered member found indulging in immoral activities, found indulging in any intoxicants and creating nuisance would be penalised according to the norms of the constitution.

For the interest of all the students and to maintain decorum of the union, ASUS said it would penalise any member violating the rules and regulations set by the union. The union also warned that its executives and action committee will initiate action against the offenders which may led to expulsion from the union or Shillong for three consecutive years.

Nature learning centre in Dimapur

C.M Chang along with officials and others at the inauguration of NLC, Dimapur.

est and wildlife, to mitigate human animal conflict and wildlife crime.

Bano Haralu, delegate from the Wildlife Conservation Society, India, spoke on degradation of jhum land and its consequence on water and food scarcity faced by the people of the state.

E a r l i e r, t h e p r o gramme chaired by wildlife warden, Wildlife Division, Dimapur, Tokaho, Kinimi began with an invocation

by Sharon Patton.

Welcome address was delivered by Dr. Ramesh Kumar Aima, PCCF and chief wildlife warden, Nagaland and vote of thanks

by Dr Prabhat Kumar, director, Nagaland Zoological Park, Dimapur.

PVC celebrates 6th Phuvklu Day DIMAPUR: Phuvkiu Village Council (PVC) celebrated its 6th Phuvklu Day at Phuvklu council hall on June 18. A press release from PVC, Kiphire, stated that speaking on the occasion, Khiutsikiu chairman VCC lamented that the village name was changed from, “Chomi” to “Phuvkiu” on June 18, 2013.

Since then, villagers have been celebrating the event as Phuvkiu Day, he added.

He further stated that the Phuvkiu was named after a fruit bearing tree called “Phuvsitiu” in local dialect. Based on the village name used by ancestors and renaming of the village thereafter, he urged the villagers to propagate the use of village name as Phuvkiu and not as Chomi.

Kamkiu pastor Phuvkiu Baptist Church (PBC) in his message, stressed on the importance of knowing one’s origin and meaning taking into consideration of ancestral oral history as Nagas has no written history. Earlier in the programme, invocation prayer was offered by Rupewmew catechist CKS, Lensi David VDB secy chaired the programme, welcome address

by Konkhiukiu 2nd GB and words of gratitude was delivered by Kiusumew head GB.

DIMAPUR: Nature Learning Centre (NLC), located in the conference hall, Forest Offices Complex, Forest Colony, Dimapur was inaugurated by minister for Environment, Forest & Climate Change and Parliamentary Affairs, C. M. Chang on June 20.

A press release from PCCF & HoFF, Nagaland, Satya Prakash Tripathi, stated that, Chang also inaugurated wildlife crime investigation workshop for forest officers, jointly organised by the Nagaland Forest department and Wildlife Conservation Society, India.

The minister in his speech said that the conference hall was one of the nature learning centres of

the state, being established under the National Mission of Himalayan Studies, Ministry of Environment, Forest Climate Change, Government of India,New Delhi.

Chang reiterated the commitment of the state government for protection and conservation of forest and wildlife and advised the participants to deal into wildlife crime cases strictly.

Satya Prakash Tripathi, in his key note address, gave a brief background of nature learning centres, being established in all 12 Himalayan states of India. He emphasised on the need of awareness among public at grass root level on importance of for-

GMS Senkalemba organises ‘Literary Day’

GHS Chuchuyimpang building renovated

Correspondent Mokokchung, Jun 20 (NPN): Government Middle School (GMS)Senkalemba, Arkong ward Mokokchung organised a “Literary Day” programme at the school on Thursday.

Competitions on various events like action song, recitation of poem, bible reading, song competition, memory test, dance, solo singing and skit were conducted.

The competition was held amongst four different houses of the school.

At the end of the programme, a prize distribution ceremony was held where the winners in various categories were awarded certificates.

Also certificates were given to toppers of all the class in the terminal examinations that was conducted recently.

Asstt. DEO Satemkala with the staff, VEC members and village council. (NP)

Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG, JUN 20 (NPN): The recently renovated building of GHS Chuchuyimpang was dedicated on Thursday, by CBA Pastor I Wati, in the presence of Asstt. DEO, Mokokchung, Satemkala.

Speaking on the occasion, Assistant District Education Officer, Satemkala lauded the initiative

rendered by the community of Chuchuyimpang village by giving a new facelift to the more than 50 years old school building without any assistance from the department.

Giving a brief on the renovation work, Assistant Headmistress, I. Malemla Lkr stated that complete modern roofing of the school and varied coloured school rooms was completed with financial assistance

from the Chuchuyimpang village council, fund from the school staff and other noble contributions.

Earlier, the welcome address was delivered

by Headmistress, Nungshisongla Aier and the construction committee re por t was presented by village education committee chairman, Aso Imsong.

The function was chaired

by Awala Imsong.

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WEATHER FORECAST June 21

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Some sun, a thunderstorm

33 26

Aizawl

A p.m. thunderstorm or two

Guwahati A thunderstorm

28 21 28 22

A p.m. thunderstorm in spots

34 26

Itanagar A t-storm around in the a.m.

31 23

Imphal Shillong

Rather cloudy, a thunderstorm 24 20

Kohima

Occasional rain and a t-storm

25 20

Dimapur Clouds giving way to some sun 31 24

Cloudy, a shower or t-storm

28 20

Tuensang A shower or t-storm in spots

21 17

A t-storm around in the a.m.

27 22

Zunheboto A shower and t-storm around

26 19

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(Inset) Y Vikheho Swu. Womenfolk presenting ‘ato zukhikhi’ on Thursday. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, JUN 20 (NPN): Representative of Pughoboto assembly constituency to Nagaland Legislative Assembly (NLA), Y Vikheho Swu, MLA, made an ardent call to the natives of Pughoboto to collectively work for the economic growth of one of the oldest sub-divisions of the state.

Speaking at the 25th anniversar y of Mishilimi Kuqhakulu Dimapur (MKD) Thursday at Mandeville Garden, Jarapukhuri, Purana Bazar, Dimapur, Vikheho emphasised on the need to explore the natural resources, which are abundant in the sub-

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division, for the region to grow economically.

Sharing his vision for Pughoboto sub-division, Vikheho said he envisages the division to become a wood and meat production centre and to build up a robust food industry.

Through these ventures, the MLA said he aims to make Pughoboto the most resourceful sub-division and one of the best tourist places in Nagaland.

Vikheho said such progressive vision could only materialise through the support, cooperation and sacrifices of the people of the sub-division. He called upon each individual to work for a progressive Pughoboto.

He also pitched for col-

lective conscious initiative to enhance the economy of the division by creating an environment for commerce so that the populace become self-sufficient and self-reliant.

Vikheho also lauded MKD for constructing a waiting shed at Midland near Nikos Hospital Dimapur in commemoration of its silver jubilee celebration. He said such positive contribution should be emulated by others. Lauding Mishilimis for being the forerunners in the different fields, Vikheho encouraged them to continue to inspire others and also advised them to introspect and strive to do better.

Earlier, the waiting

shed donated by MKD under the auspices of Dimapur Municipal Council was inaugurated by the MLA. The programme began with introduction by the chairperson, Teli Y Sheqi and secretary, Bokato I Wotsa followed by Mishilimi anthem led by Lashito V Wotsa. Welcome address was delivered by jubilee planning board, convener, Kihoto H Wotsa; jubilee song was presented by mothers of the community and MKD history was narrated

by K Shihoto Sheqi.

The jubilee souvenir was released by Rev. Akhato S Sheqi; presentation and introduction was led by MKD chairperson, Betovi S Sheqi; special song by Kuputo K Wotsa and greetings by Mishilimi Village Council (MVC) chairman, Khulu K Wotsa and MKD advisor, Zutovi G Sheqi; “Hanga” song was presented by fathers of the community and a prayer in remembrance of the deceased members was led by Chisholimi Baptist Church, Pastor Rev. Henito K Sheqi.

A song in praise of a traditional water reservoir in the hill called “ato zukikhi” was presented by womenfolk, vote of thanks by jubilee planning board, secretary, Hojeto K Sheji and benediction.

Seminar on waste management in Mkg

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MOKOKCHUNG, Jun 20 (NPN): Mokokchung Municipal Council (MMC) and Green Team Kohima organised a seminar on waste management at MMC Conference Hall, here on Thursday.

Representatives from all 18 wards under Mokokchung municipality as well as ward sanitation committee members, Young Wo m e n C h r i s t i a n A s sociation Mokokchung, Clean Mokokchung Campaign, Run Mokokchung, Wa t s ü M u n g d a n g a n d Mokokchung Chamber of Commerce & Industry attended the seminar.

Keynote address was delivered by ADC and administrator, MMC, W. Manpai Phom while chairman of Swachh Bharat Mission Mokokchung, MB Long-

Members of MMC, Green Team Kohima and others.

kumer delivered a short speech.

Ellamary of Green Team Kohima highlighted the various initiatives undertaken by the organization and also presented a brief introduction of the seminar.

A demonstration on kitchen waste management and composting was given by activists from Pro-Rural, a Dimapur based organization.

Retired commissioner

and secretary and founding member of Green Team Kohima, L.H. Thangi Mannen, who was the chief resource person spoke on the topic “Waste management and Implementation of Nagaland Integrated Waste Management Policy 2019” which was followed by an interactive discussion and action plan formulation.

The seminar was moderated by Sashinungla Nathan of Clean Mokokchung Campaign.

Review meeting on monsoon preparedness in Dimapur

DIMAPUR: District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) Dimapur, second quarterly meeting was held under the chairmanship of DC and chairman DDMA, Dimapur, Keveka Kevin Zehol on June 18 at DC’s conference hall.

According to DIPR

report, the meeting was held to review and discuss the monsoon preparedness level in Dimapur district and the proposed monsoon mock drill to be held.

DC Dimapur reminded all the line departments to be ready to work for the services and welfare of the

people, stating that disaster happens un-announced. He observed that the first mock drill conducted was not so impressive and urged upon all the line departments to be fully prepared for emergency. District disaster management officer (DDMO) Dimapur, Rendemo Lotha

informed that 1 Company of 12 Batallion National Disaster Response Force from Arunachal has been presently stationed at the central training institute and will be conducting mock drill simulating scenario of river side drowning. The meeting also discussed the

need for undertaking power department audit, as power department becomes very vital during disaster, where the power line has to be disconnected first for safety purpose. The meeting also discussed the need for hydrolic ladder for Dimapur district.

Single use plastic banned in Mokokchung DIMAPUR: In continuation to the office notification and in pursuance to the decision adopted in the meeting with Ward Authorities and MCCI on June 18, 2019, the district administration of Mokokchung has banned single use plastics less than 50 microns, including plastic cutleries, Styrofoam, thermocol disposable plates/ cups, pan/tamul wrappers in all the 18 wards.

In a statement, ADC and administrator of Mokokchung Municipal Council, W. Manpai Phom cautioned that strict checking will be carried out by MMC in coordination with the ward authorities and defaulters will be penalized Rs.1000 for the first offense and Rs.3000 for subsequent offence.

Cleanliness drive in Medziphema

DIMAPUR: In view of the plastic-free campaign by Medziphema Town Council (MTC), Medziphema Town Mechü Krotho (MTMK) in collaboration with civil administration and public leaders of Medziphema will be carrying out a mass cleanliness drives in and around Medziphema town on June 22 from 7 to 9 am.

A press release from general secretary, MTMK, Khrielie Iralu, stated that cleanliness drive will begin from zero-point junction of the town. Every young and old denizens have been asked to arrange necessary bags/sacks for collection and compulsorily participate in the cleanliness drive.

DPE fellowship

Dimapur: The half yearly fellowship-cum-felicitation programme of Dimapur Pangti Ekhung (DPE) will be held o June 22 at 10 am at Lotha Baptist Ekhumkho, Purana Bazar. All members have been requested to attend the fellowship.

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Committed to protect Sikhs: M’laya HM

The Punjab delegation with Meghalaya Home minister James K Sangma in Shillong.

(Photo Coutesy: Tribune)

Correspondent Shillong, Jun 19: Meghalaya Home Minister, James K Sangma on Thursday told a delegation of the Punjab government that the government is committed to protect not only the Sikhs but all sections of people residing in the state.

The delegation led by Punjab minister Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, arrived in Shillong on Wednesday evening to discuss issues related threats to settlers at Harijan Colony at Them Ïew Mawlong by banned Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC)

"For Meghalaya government, it is not only the Sikhs but every communities that live in the state. I have requested the delegation whatever they have witnessed here should be passed across to the people of Punjab and also the Sikh community all over the world that the government here is trying its best to maintain security of all the residents," Sangma told reporters after the meeting with the Punjab delegation.

A member of the Punjab delegation and Congress MP, Jasbir Singh Dimpa after meeting the Home Minister expressed satisfac-

tion that the government was sincere in resolving the contentious issue.

"The Meghalaya Government wants to come out with long lasting solution to this problem. We are hoping that the solution will come out soon and have insisted on the need to come out with a long lasting solution.

This issue comes up and again goes to hibernation and again comes out. We want that the issue is settled once and for all," Dimpa told reporters.

Asked that the bone of contention was the relocation part of it, he said that the HLC is looking into the

matter and whatever the government decides they will offer it to the settlers even as he said that they are just facilitators just in case there is a trust deficit.

He expressed confidence that the state government was sincere to come out with a long lasting solution to the issue.

Asked about the illegal settlers, he said that right now one cannot differentiate between legal or illegal settlers.

"The Meghalaya Government is in the process of identifying them. Let the Government come up with the result. The Meghalaya government will be in the best position to answer on the question of illlegal settlers," Dimpa said.

To a question on their interaction with the Harijan Panchayat Committee on Wednesday, Dimpa said that the Sikh population are concerned about their security in view of the threat by some banned organisation.

"We have come to instill confidence. The Sikh population here have full confidence on the Meghalaya Government," he added.

Mizoram govt ask employees to wear traditional attire AIZAWL, JUN 20 (AGENCIES): Mizoram government issued a circular and have asked government employees in state to wear traditional dress voluntarily to office at least once a week. P. Biaktluanga, commissioner and secretary, general administration department had issued the circular on Monday which was approved by CM Zoramthanga. As per the circular, the decision has been taken so to ensure the citizens closeness to the culture and to promote innovation in the production of cultural attires. It added that the Mizoram government “desires to encourage” all employees including those in public sector undertakings, boards, bodies and agencies to wear “Mizo traditional, cultural and ethnic attires” at work place at least once a week, preferably every Wednesday. In Assam, a similar circular was issued by the BJP-led government two years ago, the government employees were asked to wear traditional dresses to office voluntarily on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each months.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

No power tussle, everything is settled, says Manipur CM Correspondent IMPHAL, Jun 20: There will be reshuffle in his council of ministers, said Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh who claimed “no power tussle” within the BJP, the party leading the coalition government in Manipur.

“For the time being I cannot say the exact timing for the reshuffle as Parliament session is going on,” Singh said on Thursday while taking to reporters on the sidelines of the combined Meeyamgi Numit and Hill Leaders’ Day held at the Durbar Hall of Chief Minister’s Secretariat.

The chief minister said the reshuffle in his council of ministers will be after Central leaders of the party (BJP) visit the state.

The leaders are likely to visit the state after the ongoing Parliament session, he added.

Denying power tussle within the ruling government, the chief minister said that the internal crisis in his government arose out removal of portfolios from

two ministers and the matter has been settled now.

The chief minister said he had to take the move only to deal with the financial crisis if there was any mistake in government’s fund utilisation or any mismanagement in the utilisation of government funds.

Ever ything will be known only after the report of the enquiry being conducted by a committee submitted to the government and necessary action will be taken up accordingly, he said. Singh said that the taking over of the three key portfolios was not targeted to any of the departments or personal matter but was necessary to streamline government fund utilisation.

However, he added that the crisis erupted out of “communication gap” and everything has been sorted out.

Singh further said that the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is likely to lift the ban imposed on the financial transactions of the state government due to overdraft within a few days.

The RBI has agreed to raise open market borrowings of the state up to Rs 795 crores, a proposal tabled by the state government.

He said that during his recent visit to New Delhi, he had apprised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman of the current financial position of the state. He had requested the finance minister to release open market borrowings to overcome the current situation.

Subsequently, the finance ministry issued permission directing the RBI to raise open market borrowings of the state up to Rs 795 crore, he added.

For the time being, the state government is borrowing Rs 400 crore from the open market through RBI to neutralise the current overdraft, he said, adding that the state is currently facing Rs 315 crore overdraft.

Besides, the state government is expecting to receive Rs 305 crore as state share of Central taxes in a day or so.

Assam MP seeks Javadekar’s CM to convene all-party meet on people not in NRC list: CPI(M) help to stop transport of 4 jumbos

File photo of an elephant in Assam.

the government rules allow transport of wild animals for religious events,” he added.

Meanwhile, the state forest department officials said they were in the process of completing of the formalities to send the four elephants, including two females, to Ahmedabad.

Upper Assam Forest Conservator Ranjan Kumar Das maintained that arrangements were being made to transport the four elephants to Ahmedabad by train.

The state authorities have officially granted permission to ferry the jumbos, and the Gujarat government has also issued a no-objec-

tion certificate, he said.

“The elephants will travel in a special coach attached to a passenger train, with attendants and veterinary doctors at their aid. It would take the animals about four days to reach Ahmedabad from Tinsukia in Upper Assam, if the coach is connected to a passenger train.

“Sending them in a goods train is impossible,” Das said, adding that the four beasts would be in Ahmedabad for around six months. According to tradition, elephants are allowed the first glimpse of deities Jagannath, Balabhadra and Subhadra during the Rath Yatra procession.

Deb warns bankers to stop harassing entrepreneurs

lukdar said.

“From the Sanaulla case, it became clear that the Assam Border Police and the FTs are not functioning in a fair manner.

So, we demanded that the government itself check the documents of the people lodged in the detention camps and release immediately if detained falsely,” he added.

Kargil war veteran Md Sanaullah, who was serving as a Sub-Inspector in Assam Border Police, had been put

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IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE KOHIMA : NAGALAND NOTICE

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (UNDER PART-1 OF SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) Succession Case No. 2 of 2019 Where as application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Lt. Thepfuvipra Rino has filed by Smti. Kekhriesevonuo Rino, D/o Lt. Thepfuvipra Rino R/o Jotsoma Village, Kohima Nagaland.

To draw operate saving accounts bearing no. 5842941753 (Post Office saving account) who expired on 14-04-2019.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of this said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 18-7-2019.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this 18th day of June 2019.

Principal District & Sessions Judge Kohima; Nagaland K-1887

ZUNHEBOTO, NAGALAND No. JUD-21/2017-18/192 ZBTO. Dated the 13th August 2018

NOTICE CALLING OBJECTION FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE

Shri/Smti. Zhehuli of Amiphoto Colony under Zunheboto district has applied for the issue of Succession Certificate/Guardianship Certificate declaring that his/her/wife/husband/brother/sister/ father/mother/son/daughter Late S Vitozhe Sema has expired on 13/05/2017.

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

SHANAVAS C (IAS) Deputy Commissioner Zunheboto Nagaland DP-4850

JAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA: LONGNAK: MOKOKCHUNG: NAGALAND

(Full address: Longnak village, PO:Mongkolemba, BPO: Longnak, Mokokchung District, Nagaland Pin.No.798604) F.No.2-21/Tender/JNVMKCH/2019-20/ Date: 10.6.2019

RE-TENDER INVITING NOTICE

Sealed tenders are invited from the authorized registered Dealer/Manufacturer/ Supplier for supply of various stores items like Grocery (Dry Ration), Bedding, Daily use items, Stitching of uniform, Games & Sports, Science Lab, Furniture, Firewood, Hardware and Electrical items for the session 2019-20 to Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Mokokchung, Nagaland.

The Tender papers can be purchased on payment of Rs. 500/- each set of tender forms from the Office of the Principal, JNV, Mokokchung w.e.f 10.6.2019 to 25.6.2019 during office hours. Further, the same can also be downloaded from the official website of the Vidyalaya www.mokokchung.jnv.academy, however, during submission of tender forms an amount of Rs. 500/- per set in the form of draft should be deposited in favour of Principal, JNV Mokokchung, payable at SBI, Mangkolemba .

The last date of submission of completed sealed tenders in the office of the undersigned is 25.6.2019 Upto 1200 hrs.

The tenders will be opened on 26.6.19 at 11 AM in the office chamber of the undersigned by the Vidyalaya Purchase Advisory Committee.

Sd/Principal JNV, Longnak, Mokokchung,Nagaland DC-944

in a detention camp on being declared as a foreigner by the FT. He was later granted bail by the Gauhati High Court on June 7 and released from the camp the next day.

Separate FIRs were filed against retired Sub Inspector Chandramal Das of the Assam Border Police by three persons whose names

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE COMMANDANT 3RD NAP BATTALION

TUENSANG :: NAGALAND No.3NAP(RO-27)2019-20/ /Dated Tuensang the th June 2019 To, No.35458 : C/N Lomchuchingmak S/o : W. Chume Chang Village : Tuensang village PO/PS : Tuensang District : Tuensang, Nagaland Sub : - FINAL CALLING NOTICE Whereas No. 35458 C/N Lomchuchingmak, s/o W. Chume Chang of Tuensang village PO/PS-Tuensang District-Tuensang was found absent from bonafide government duty with effect from 07.05.19. Which is a gross violation of the force discipline and devotion to duty.

That Calling Notice was issued vide No.3NAP (RO-27)2019-20/276 dated 15.05.19 and No.382 dated 05.06.19 but failed to report back for duty till date.

Therefore, you are once again directed to report back within 7(Seven) days from the date of publication of this Final Calling Notice failing which stern disciplinary action will be initiated against you.

Commandant, 3rd NAP Battalion, Tuensang Nagaland.

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appeared as witnesses in the statement. However, they said they were not called during verification and they had not signed on any document as witnesses.

The CPI(M) also demanded revision of the ‘D’ (doubtful) voters list and exclude the names of those people who can show proper documents.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER HEAD-QUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA CAMP-DIMAPUR : NAGALAND NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 15th June, 2019 No-REV-46/2018-D/1928-29/ Notice is hereby given that Shri Nguzonyi Wetsah, S/o Late Morhe Wetsah, resident of Dimapur, has applied for issue of Duplicate Land Patta/Duplicate Land Patta Book covered by Patta No - 748, Dag No - 1028, measuring an area 00B-00K-4 ½ Ls, situated at Block No 6, Mouza No - 01.

The said land is bounded as under :North : Saeroon, South : Kezontonyu West : Approach Road, East : Reveto Therefore, the undersigned do hereby invite claims/objection concerning to the said land if any & should there be any, should submit to this court on or before 1 (one) month from the date of publication in local newspaper.

(KEVEKHA KEVIN ZEHOL), NCS Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur

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AGARTALA, JUN 20 (UNI): Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb has warned the banks operating in the state to stop dillydallying tactics by seeking guarantor for sanctioning loans to unemployed entrepreneurs under the Prime Minister’s Mudra scheme.

While addressing 129th State Level Bankers’ Committee meeting, Deb said the administration came to know that most of the nationalized banks have not been directly refusing the entrepreneurs to provide loan, but in the name of procedure, including the endorsement of guarantor, most of the youth get frustrated and the blame has been shifted to the prime minister and the government.

The Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY) was launched in April 2015

by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The loans are given to non-corporate, non-farm small and micro enterprises.

The loans are given by banks and non-banking financial companies as working capital and term loans for business enterprises in manufacturing, trading and services and for agriculture activities.

Altogether 2.9 crore people were found to be eligible for inclusion in the complete draft of the NRC, which was published on July 30 last year, out of a total 3.3 crore applicants, thereby excluding the names of 40.08 lakh people.

The CPI(M) delegation also raised the issue of falsely declaring genuine Indian citizens as foreigners by the Foreigners Tribunal (FT) and putting them in the detention camps, Ta-

NOTICE INVITING OTHER CLAIMANTS TO REPRESENTATION TO COME FORWARD (SECTION 375 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925) In the Court of Smti Sharon Longchari Additional Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur District, Nagaland Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate of Late R. Temjen Ozukum Deceased, has been filed by Smti Imlila, Relation Wife, R/o H/No 122, Kevijau Colony, Dimapur to draw his/her Family Pension, Bank Acct, who expired on 03-06-2019.

Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate of the said deceased, may if he/she so desire may appear in this court within 30 days, on the said day of 21/7/19.

Given under the hand and seal of the court this 20 day of 06/2019 Addl. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland DP-4849 DECLARATION ON AFFIDAVIT We, (1) Mr. Rijing Sangtam (2) Mr. Hopise Sangtam (3) Mr. Masile Sangtam (4) Mr. Ningsemong Sangtam (5) Mr. Yopise Sangtam (6) Mr. Lichose Sangtam (7) Mr. Yangliba Sangtam (8) Mr. Zilempi Sangtam, all are permanent resident of Yingsükur Village, P.S Kiphire, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declared on oath as follows :1. That, we are bonafide citizen of India and competent to swear this affidavit.

2. That Mr. Liriba Sangtam, S/o Lt. Kekongchum Sangtam & Mrs. Kihola Sangtam resident of Yingshükur Village, Nagaland, use to wrongfully claim over the landed properties without the consent of the family member.

3. That, Mr. Liriba Sangtam use to Sale and Transfer, Mortgage or Gift (Land, Properties, particularly with Khampise's family as mortgage) without the consent of the families members, are illegal and not acceptable by the families members.

4. That, He has demanded a Ransom of Rs. 3.30 lacs with Life Threatening which we condemn such acts.

5. That, He has been spreading false rumors based upon the landed properties of the families.

6. That, any person who deals with Mr. Liriba Sangtam in connection with the landed properties is Null and Void and shall not accept by the family.

7. That, it is further declares that, if any person involved with him shall be at his own risk and responsible for the future consequences or whatsoever.

8. That, We made this affidavit to declare that Mr. Liriba Sangtam is not entitled to interfere to our families property.

9. That, henceforth, that if Mr. Liriba Sangtam still continues to interferes in our families properties we would be compel to take further action.

10. That, the statement made in para 1 to 9 are true and correct to the best of our knowledge and nothing material has been conceal therein.

Solemnly affirmed before me by the deponent on this 19th day of June 2019 at Dimapur, Nagaland.

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Guwahati, Jun 20 (PTI): Assam Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi on Thursday sought the intervention of the Ministry of Environment to stop the transportation of four elephants to Ahmedabad for the July 4 Rath Yatra procession.

Transportation of the pachyderms in this sweltering heat could possibly pose a threat to their wellbeing, the Kaliabor MP said in a letter to Union environment minister Prakash Javadekar, emphasising that many wildlife activists have also opposed the decision of the state government.

“India is reeling under severe heatwave at the moment, and roughly half the country is enduring its worst drought in six decades. I am concerned over media reports that the Assam government is transporting four elephant for the Jagannath Rath Yatra in Ahmedabad,” Gogoi said. Elephants may contract skin infection and suffer from dehydration during the process, he said.

“It is also unclear if these elephants are wild or domesticated and whether

Guwahati, Jun 20 (PTI): The opposition CPI(M) Thursday claimed that the Assam government will convene an all-party meeting to discuss the fate of the people, who will be left out of the final version of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) to be released next month.

After hearing the party’s demand in this regard, Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal decided to call the meeting soon, CPI(M) Central Committee Member Suprakash Talukdar told a press conference here.

“A CPI(M) delegation met the chief minister last evening and submitted a memorandum on various burning issues impacting the state. He assured us to call a meeting of all political parties and groups in the next few days to take suggestions on the fate of the people, who will be excluded from the final NRC,” Talukdar informed.

The NRC is being updated under the supervision of the Supreme Court and July 31 is the deadline to publish the contentious document, being described as the list of genuine Indian citizens living in Assam.

Regd. No. 360/2019 Date : 19.06.2019

Judicial Magistrate/Notary Public

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

BJP trying to topple my govt: K’taka CM BENGALURU, JUN 20 (PTI): Karnataka Chief Minister H D Kumaraswamy Thursday alleged the BJP was continuing its efforts to ‘destabilise’ the Congress-JD(S) coalition government led by him, but asserted it was stable and would complete its term.

He also said the challenge before him was to take the administration close to the people in a way that they should repent about their decision not to support Congress-JD(S) alliance in the Lok Sabha elections.

The ruling alliance partners had fared miserably winning only one seat each and conceding 25 out of the 28 Lok Sabha seats in the state to the BJP. An independent candidate had won in Mandya.

Repeating his charge that BJP was still attempting to pull down the coalition, Kumarasamy said with its “pro-development and people-centric approach”, his government would complete its term and work to make the state number one position in the country. “There is no instability to this government, it is stable. But some section of leaders wanted to create instability and they have failed in it,” he said.

He was talking to re-

H D Kumaraswamy with his deputy G Parameshwara, in Bengaluru, Thursday. (PTI)

porters after releasing the book “Mitri Parva”, regarding the achievements of his government during the last one year. “The government has completed 13 months.

The main opposition party BJP’s leaders have been unable to digest it ...efforts are being made even today to push this message (in the media) that 8-9 legislators will resign, I’m aware what is happening everyday,” he added. Kumaraswamy had claimed a few days ago one of the JD(S) MLAs had received call from a BJP leader on Monday, saying the government’s fall was imminent and if he agreed (to switch sides), he would dispatch Rs 10 crore at his location. Hitting back at Kumaraswamy, BJP state

unit chief B S Yeddyurappa has asked him to name the persons involved.

“Opposition leader himself has asked for the information, but leave others aside, people have heard his own tape,” he said.

Kumaraswamy was referring to the audio clip in which Yeddyurappa was heard purportedly trying to lure JDS MLA Naganagouda through his son. The chief minister had released the tape during the budget session in February.

Deputy chief minister and Congress leader G Parameshwara, who was also present, said the opposition had been making attempts to topple this government from day one.

“Government is stable and

strong. There will not be any trouble to this government for any reason,” he added.

Talking about the coalition’s rout in the Lok Sabha polls, Kumaraswamy said his government would perform in a way thatpeople would have to repent for their decision to no support the Congress and JD(S).

“Yes people of the state did not support Congress and JD(S). We could not meet our own expectations.

Peopleshould themselves repent and feel their decision on this government was wrong. This government will take this as achallenge and go much closer to people,” he said.

In the next four years, they would take effective steps to make the state the number one in the country, he said. Listing out the major achievements of his governmentin the last one year, including the loan waiver scheme for farmers, Kumaraswamy said, development of the state had been its primary focus and allocations been made to this effect. Regarding the”Grama Vastvya” (overnight stay in villages) programme to make the administration more effective, he said, it is not for “show off ” or a ‘gimmick’.

3 more die, AES toll touches 118

MUZAFFARPUR (BIHAR), JUN 20 (PTI): Three more children suffering from Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) have died here since Wednesday evening, taking the total number of deaths caused due to the outbreak to 118, the district administration

One death was report- June 1 was 398 at the SKsaid Thursday.

While two deaths were ed from East Champaran MCH and 154 at Kejriwal hospital, according to figreported from the SKMCH district two days ago.

The total number of ures provided by the district hospital -- raising the toll at the government healthcare AES cases registered since administration. facility to 97 -- another child died at privately-owned FIRST DEATH ANNIVERSARY Kejriwal hospital, where the total number of casualties has reached 20.

3rd DEATH ANNIVERSARY LATE R. WONPAN SHITIRI

IMNATOSHI 24th June 1983 – 21st June 2018

DATED 21/06/2016 You left us beautiful memories; your love is still our guide and though we cannot see you, we feel you by our hearts.

From loving Wife, son, daughter & relatives

Today, a year ago, you left us for your eternal home in Heaven taking with you pieces of our hearts that can never be replaced. You gave us our best memories and today we remember you by celebrating them.

“Those we love don’t go away, they walk beside us every day. Unseen, unheard, but always near; still loved, still missed and always dear”.

-Deeply loved, sadly missed and always rememberedYour Mum and Siblings.

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LT. YESHILI YEPTHOMI IN LIFE WE LOVED YOU DEARLY, IN DEATH WE LOVE YOU STILL. IN OUR HEARTS YOU HOLD A PLACE, THAT NONE COULD EVER FILL. WE THINK OF YOU WITH REMEMBERED JOYS, WE HOLD YOU CLOSE IN OUR HEARTS AND THERE YOU WILL ALWAYS REMAIN.

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Rahul says party will decide his successor, not he NEW DELHI, JUN 20 (PTI): As speculation continues on his next steps following his resignation as party chief, Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said his party will decide on who his successor will be and not him.

He said he is not the person to take a decision on his successor, even as he denied reports that he had given his nod to Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot to lead the party in his place. “I am not the one who will appoint the party president,” Gandhi told reporters when asked on who would be his successor after he resigned. On reports claiming that Gehlot will be his successor and he has given his approval for the same, he said, “No such thing.”

Gandhi is adamant on stepping down as party president following the party’s debacle in the elections, but the CWC, the highest decision making body of the Congress, has rejected his offer to resign and asked him to restructure the party at all levels.

Responding to a question about Rafale finding a mention in President Ram Nath Kovind’s address to the joint sitting of both houses of Parliament, he said, “I maintain my stand that there has been theft in the Rafale jet deal.” Gandhi has been maintaining that there has been corruption in the Rafale deal and that there should be a thorough probe into the deal.

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Born on : 28.08.1978 – Died on: 11.06.2019 Through this column we share our heartiest gratitude to all who stood by us in our saddest moment in time of demise of our beloved, Mr. Moabenba (Mopungchuket). Our love and prayers forever shall be in our hearts for your sympathy.

Loving daughter, mother, sister and family MKC-383

1st DEATH ANNIVERSARY

LT. L. TEMJEN IMSONG (YAONGYIMSEN)

FROM YOUR LOVING HUSBAND, CHILDREN, IN-LAWS AND GRANDCHILDREN

IN REMEMBRANCE

The eternal God is thy refuge… Deuteronomy 33:27

21st June 2018

A year has passed since you left for your Eternal Home, but the clear memories of your love, deeds, and words are always remembered.

You will always live in our hearts.

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Loving wife, children, grandchildren & relatives

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LATE BABY TEMJEN : 21/06/2018 Days turn into months and months into years from the moment when you left us… Baby remembering you fondly and missing you dearly on your First Death Anniversary.

Loving Family Members.

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US Secy of State Pompeo to visit India from Jun 25-27 NEW DELHI, JUN 20 (PTI): US Secretary of State Michael Pompeo will be visiting India from June 25-27, the first high-level engagement between the two countries since the election, the External Affairs Ministry said on Thursday.

During his visit, Pompeo would hold talks with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and call upon other dignitaries, MEA spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said.

“We look upon the visit as an important opportunity for both sides to further strengthen strategic partnership and continue high-level engagement on matters of mutual interest,” Kumar said.

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22nd Feb 1990 – 19th June 2019 "I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith".

2nd Timothy 4:7

We the family members of Late Vini Shohe would like to express our heartfelt gratitude and sincere thanks to all relatives, churches and neighbours, unions, friends, colleagues and well-wishers who stood by us physically, financially and spiritually throughout our difficult time.

We sincerely regret and apologize for our inability to mention each and every individual. It is our sincere prayer that our Almighty God bless one and all abundantly.

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Loving Family Members

Born: 17-08-1979 – Died: 12-06-2019 We, the bereaved family of Lt. Mr. Kesoneizo Peter Rutsa (P. Khel Kohima) would like to acknowledge and express our heartfelt gratitude to every individual, churches, neighbours, unions, relatives and friends who stood and comforted us at his sudden untimely demise. We also extend our sincerest appreciation for your prayer support, physical, materials and financial help during his brief illness.

As it would be impossible to thank everyone individually, please accept this acknowledgement as an expression of our deepest gratitude and our humble prayer is that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly in return for your kind deeds.

Loving wife, children & family members K-1892

Born on 15-03-1955 – Died on 12-06-2019 We the bereaved family members of Late Zemozonuo Bio would like to express our profound heartfelt gratitude to all individuals, friends, neighbors, churches and well wishers who stood by us physically, spiritually, financially and sincere prayer at the sudden demise of our beloved sister on 12-06-2019.

We would like to convey our special thanks to:1. Shri. Vikho-o Yhoshü (Speaker, Govt. of Nagaland) 2. Oking Hospital Kohima 3. Nagaland Christian Revival Church, P.R.Hill, Kohima 4. Christian Revival Church, Kigwema 5. Chakhesang Baptist Church, Kohima 6. Chakhesang Christian Revival Church, Kitsubozou, Kohima 7. Kitsubozou Panchayat, Kohima 8. Kitsubozou Women Organization 9. Kitsubozou Youth Society 10. Kire Clan, Kohima Village 11. D.B’s Kitsubozou 12. Government Primary School Kitsubozou 13. Kigwema Women Society, Kohima 14. Parea Society, Kohima We deeply regret our inability to mention and thank each and every individual. However, you are always close to our hearts for the unconditional support and it is our prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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OPINiON/EDITORIAL

Nagaland Post Vol. XXIX NO. 194 Dimapur, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

AES crisis in Bihar

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ver the past few weeks, there have been at least 100 cases of acute encephalitis syndrome – a neurological condition triggered by a biochemical imbalance in the body- in Bihar.

In the city of Muzaffarpur, at least 118 children that have died after “inflammation and infection” that targets the brain. Two hospitals in the region alone have more than 400 children complaining of fever, dizziness and delirium have been admitted since the start of 2019. Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES), which has claimed more than 100 lives in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur region, is a serious neurological illness that causes inflammation of the brain. The health department of Bihar is yet to pinpoint the exact cause of these deaths. The department appears to be clueless with many finding a shield in the litchi (also spelt lychee) theory of encephalitis deaths as it deflects the blame from Nitish Kumar government to a seasonal fruit. Most victims are from lower socio-economic group which supplies almost all labour force to litchi orchards. The other factor that has compounded the problem appears to be acute shortage of doctors. In March 2018, state Health Minister Mangal Pandey told Bihar assembly that there was one doctor for 17,685 persons. In other words, there is 5.6 doctors for one lakh population in Bihar. Shortage of doctors is being cited as one of the reasons for high mortality among the AES patients in Muzaffarpur. An epidemic of AES would typically happen around mid-April to mid-June, at the start of monsoon and litchi season.

The outbreak in Bihar is something called acute encephalitis syndrome – this is an “encephalopathy” not technically an infection i.e. “encephalitis”.

The disease most commonly affects children and young adults and can lead to mortality. According to the National Health Portal (NHP), viruses are the main causative agents in AES cases, although other sources such as bacteria, fungus, parasites, chemicals, toxins and non-infectious agents have also been blamed. The head of department Paediatrics and Neonatology at Gurgaon Paras Hospital, shared two theories about the cause of the current epidemicone, that it was caused by heat stroke and the other, it was caused by a toxin in the locally-grown litchi In malnourished kids, this cut-off from sources of energy other than glycogen can cause fever, convulsions and at times, a loss of consciousness. An encephalopathy, simply put, is an umbrella term for a disease, damage, or malfunction in the brain, ranging in symptoms that are mild (like memory loss or subtle personality changes) to severe (like dementia, seizures, coma, or even death). In a case of Acute Encephalitis Syndrome (AES) however, there is no bacteria or virus involved. This is not the first time the acute encephalitis syndrome (AES) has struck north India. According to a 2017 report, between 2008 and 2014, there have been more than 44,000 cases and nearly 6,000 deaths from encephalitis in India, particularly in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. The deaths of over 100 children is not a mere statistics but a humanitarian crisis that requires immediate action. The centre has to take a more proactive step by declaring it as a national crisis and deploying medical teams to Bihar to contain the outbreak. It is not time for political blame game but a time for joint efforts to ensure that precious lives of children from poor backgrounds are protected.

DailyDevotion Have You Come to “When” Yet? The Lord restored Job’s losses when he prayed for his friends. —Job 42:10 A pitiful, sickly, and self-centered kind of prayer and a determined effort and selfish desire to be right with God are never found in the New Testament. The fact that I am trying to be right with God is actually a sign that I am rebelling against the atonement by the Cross of Christ. I pray, “Lord, I will purify my heart if You will answer my prayer— I will walk rightly before You if You will help me.” But I cannot make myself right with God; I cannot make my life perfect.

I can only be right with God if I accept the atonement of the Lord Jesus Christ as an absolute gift. Am I humble enough to accept it? I have to surrender all my rights and demands, and cease from every selfeffort. I must leave myself completely alone in His hands, and then I can begin to pour my life out in the priestly work of intercession. There is a great deal of prayer that comes from actual disbelief in the atonement. Jesus is not just beginning to save us— He has already saved us completely. It is an accomplished fact, and it is an insult to Him for us to ask Him to do what He has already done.

If you are not now receiving the “hundredfold” which Jesus promised (see Matthew 19:29), and not getting insight into God’s Word, then start praying for your friends— enter into the ministry of the inner life. “The Lord restored Job’s losses when he prayed for his friends.” As a saved soul, the real business of your life is intercessory prayer. Whatever circumstances God may place you in, always pray immediately that His atonement may be recognized and as fully understood in the lives of others as it has been in yours. Pray for your friends now, and pray for those with whom you come in contact now.

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Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts. ~ Daniel Patrick Moynihan

Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

Post-mortem

Do the poor have the right to learn?

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n the previous week all the national and local dailies carried news of strong voices raised by a section of people of Tamilnadu against the New Draft Education Policy saying that the Govt. of India attempts to impose Hindi on them. Many activists in Nagaland’s Social Media too expressed concern over the issue. I have come across a section of people trying to put forward arguments in the light of ‘Tamilnadu Model’ in this issue. Fortunately, majority reasoned with good sense and no attempts have been made to polarize people till now over the three language issue.

For the past few days I was in confusion as whether I should share few facts over the issue with the readers or should remain silent. If I say the facts, it may show my people of Tamilnadu in bad light. On the other hand, if people try to follow the ‘Tamilnadu Model’ justifying that whatever people from a developed State do might be good for everyone, I will have to carry the sense of regret for maintaining silence forever.

Firstly, the Anti-Hindi Imposition movements date back to the years 1930-40. By nature, the people of Tamilnadu are over sensitive to issues which mostly may be of trivial to people from other States. Few selfish fine brains of the State, with much foresight and diplomacy made use of this basic characteristic for their political

gain and ensured that they and their generations remain in the helm of the State forever. The main argument put forward by the leaders of the Anti-Hindi Imposition movements was that Tamil language , culture etc will be destroyed if Hindi is taught in schools as a third language. Unfortunately, majority of the population of Tamilnadu has inculcated and inherited this absurd propaganda.

Please note that Hindi is been taught as a third language for many decades in all the neighboring States of Tamilnadu such as Andra Pradesh, Karnataka and Kerala, and neither their languages nor culture are been destroyed by Hindi. It is worth mentioning here that most of the renowned Tamil Scholars whose names have been scripted in History were having proficiency in Hindi, Sanskrit and many other languages.

The recent ‘Hindi Imposition Protesters’ conveniently pretend to forget the fact that more than one thousand private schools affiliated to CBSE are functioning profitably in Tamilnadu and these schools have been teaching Hindi as third language to their students.

The number of schools seeking affiliation under CBSE is on the rise and people consider sending children to CBSE schools as a prestigious practice. Interestingly, many of these CBSE affiliated private schools are owned by politicians who lead the Anti-Hindi Imposition

movements. Thus, the issue is very simple. Children of affluent families will alone be given the opportunity to learn Hindi and it will not destroy Tamil language and Culture.

But the poor children who go to the Govt. run schools should not be given the same opportunity because few politicians’ feels that poor people are not matured enough to preserve their language and culture on learning another language.

Let me make one things clear here. I do not support imposition of anything on people against their wish. But at the same time, people should not be prevented from widening the horizon of their knowledge on the basis of economical conditions. Equal opportunities should be given to all sections of the people irrespective of their economical status. Unlike grown up adults, young children have the potential to learn many languages with ease and I do not think that they may consider it as a burden. As far as Nagaland is concerned, we follow ‘three language formula’ and I observe that learning Hindi practically help our people in many ways. So, I sincerely feel that the three language policy without making it compulsory to secure pass marks in the third optional language should be welcomed by one and all.

Nellayappan B, Asstt. Director, Directorate of School Education, Kohima

Appeal to NPSC for reconsideration of the rejected list for CSTE-2018

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he aspiring candidates who applied for the newly added posts vide NPSC’s Addendum dated 21.02.2019 but rejected owing to late receipt of application seek reconsideration for fair and equal opportunity.

It may be mentioned here that the time frame between the main advertisement dated 20.12.2018 and the closing date of application was 43 days, which is understood for every eligible candidates to submit application form within a given deadline.

However, in case of aforementioned NPSC’s Addendum, the last date of application from the date of notification was only 11 days, which is clearly limited for the aspiring candidates who are residing outside the state/ abroad and/or working under Central Government/Public Sector Undertakings. The given time frame is not even sufficient for in-service candidates, especially the central government servant to procure ‘No Objection Certificate (NOC)’ from the competent authority.

As per the office procedure, the in-service candidates who seek further employment in Central/State/PSUs services require to submit duly fill-in application form through proper channel for obtaining NOC as well as forwarding application by the competent authority. In accordance with the establishment rule in central government services, government servants seeking further employment in Central/State/PSUs shall issue NOC only after clearing Vigilance angle/Special Police Establishment (SPE)/Discipline & Appeal Rule (DAR).

The case is usually routed from Personnel department to Vigilance via Police department and finally to Administration department. The practicing of procuring NOC is a lengthy process for Central/All India PSUs services and usually issues after 14-30 days from the date of receipt of application.

This is the main reason, UPSC and Central government/PSUs recruiting agencies relax NOC at the time of submitting application and allow sufficient time to enable all the eligible/ willing in-service candidates to apply and set the minimum timeline from the date of advertisement to the closing date of application as 30 days and also extended the postal delivery time of offline application up to 15 days from the last date of receipt for hilly and remote

regions such as North-eastern states, Andaman, Nicobar & Lakshwadeep Islands. In the light of the aforesaid facts, NPSC should take a note that not all the aspirants are residing/working in Nagaland and able to submit application within a short time span; NOC for serving candidates can’t obtain through the black market or VIP/shortcut method; and it is not always possible for every aspirant to travel all the way to Kohima, just to submit application. For this reason, NPSC should relax the practice of submitting NOC at the time of submitting application and give sufficient time for serving candidates to produce NOC from employer at the time of document verification/interview within the ambit of recruitment rules for UPSC/Central/PSUs services. Furthermore, sufficient time should be giving to all the eligible candidates for any newly post advertised and the minimum time line from the date of notification to the closing date of application as 30 days and also extended the postal delivery time of offline application from present 7 days to 15 days as set by UPSC/ Central/State/PSUs recruitment service rules.

It is understood that the aspiring candidates can’t submit application or obtain NOC from competent authority in advance without the post being advertised as they are required to fill up their choice of post(s) in which they are applying for.

Therefore, obtaining NOC and application at the time of main advertisement does not arise here. Further, if new post is added for any recruitment year, fresh candidates will apply in the same mode as the candidates who have already applied.

Likewise, adequate time should be given to all the eligible candidates who are applying for that particular post(s) at par with the time frame for main advertisement. There is no justice and equality where some candidates get 43 days + 7 days postal relaxation while other candidates get only 11 days to apply and lead to rejection on the ground of late receipt of application.

The inequality and hasty decisions of NPSC for depriving the legitimate rights of some eligible candidates does not exist in the eyes of the law.

Ghunavi G Kinnimi, Agri. Engg. (Degree), (ghuna77kinny@gmail.com)

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The mis-governance of governments

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his article is a follow up of my last article entitled “The differences between political parties and civil governments.” (Nagaland Post June 15, 2019 etc) On a second thought, I however feel that the word ‘Political governments’ would be a better term than ‘political parties’. I will therefore use ‘political governments’ in this article.

The authority to govern a people, or a nation, has been established

by God through his divine laws.

These laws, as already elaborated in my last article, were passed down

by God through Noah, Moses and the Prophets. Besides these sources, we are also told in the Bible that these laws of God are also written into our hearts as all human beings are bearers of God’s divine image (Rom.2:15). These laws of God are enshrined in the civil codes of all civil governments on earth. No political governments on earth can run away from the dictates of these universal laws.

In our modern democracies, political governments are set up by political parties with political ideologies to run the affairs of a nation.

Now, such political governments are theoretically set up to protect and preserve the welfare of a nation. But in most cases, such governments often end up protecting their own images and their own welfare. In religious and communist governments, the first priority is always the protection and perpetuation of one’s own religious philosophy or political ideology.

Such governments will also brutally suppress any opposition to their rule.

Examples of such brutalities are countless whether in ancient times or modern times. But whatever the

degree of mis-governance that may be committed by these democratic or communist governments, neither government can run away from the long arms of the civil laws that God has established on earth to govern human societies. In conformity to these civil laws of God, even the most corrupted deals involving misuse of public money have to be covered up by impeccable balance sheets. Also all wordings of every nation’s Constitution in the world have to be spelled out in words that show that all civil rights and liberties of citizens have been protected in the constitutions.

All these facts go to shows that all political governments have to bow down to civil government’s divinely instituted laws of God. One glaring example of this fact is the present case of Jamal Khashoggi’s murder by the orders of Saudi’s crown Prince Mohammed at the Egyptian embassy in Istanbul, Turkey. This case, which is presently under rigorous investigation, shows that an individual’s life cannot just be killed and disappear into thin air.

The case also shows that even Kings would not be spared from the long arms of civil laws that are established

by God. In fact, to bear the image of God with his laws written into our hearts is no mean responsibility.

To run away from this tremendous responsibility, man has come up with desperate attempts like asserting that man has evolved from monkeys and not created by God! But whatever our attempts may be, no monkey will ever be prosecuted by civil laws. On the other hand, no human criminal will ever escape from hands of the law whether in this life or in the next.

Kaka D. Iralu

Discrimination a scourge: India is plagued with it

t’s sickening! Totally appalled when I heard a young doctor belonging to a vulnerable community committed suicide because of discriminatory practices where such practices should not be there, but very much being practiced. This incident happened in Mumbai, socalled cosmopolitan, progressive, multi-cultural city and also called as the economic capital of India.

Over and above, this incident took place where there should not be any room for ‘discrimination’ and ‘prejudices’, and yet it happened.

Young doctor hailing from a vulnerable community took away her life due to discrimination which shows the gravity and nakedness of our society. The so-called ‘doctors’ fraternity’ should have transcended above these biases and discriminatory practices, but they haven’t and mirror others as the Indian society is obsessed with caste.

Almost all the countries of the world are caught up and thus entrenched with discrimination in one way or other and in that India is unique. Tadvi, a second-year gynecology student in TN Topiwala National Medical College, Mumbai, had committed suicide on May 22, 2019, allegedly for caste-based remarks and harassment. Three seniors seem to have been accused by her according family the family sources that led her to commit suicide. Following the incident the Chairperson of the National Commission for Scheduled Tribe is likely to meet the State health and the police officials to ascertain the incident. In addition, Maharashtra State Commission for Schedule Caste and Scheduled Tribe has also agreed to conduct a separate inquiry on this. Her suicide seemed to be due to harassment. All these are procedural in itself and certainly

not going to bring back Tadvi.

Our country is known for caste-based discriminatory practices and in the process lost hundreds and thousands of people belonging to the Dalit and Tribal communities.

We are used to such incidents and taken these for granted. The real sufferers are those who belong to the vulnerable sections living on the margins. We have failed to evolve deterrents that would send clear messages to those who practice, perpetuate and abet caste-based discriminatory practices. Protective mechanisms and procedures ought to lead to building confidence to those vulnerable communities that instills hope and faith in the system they live and participate.

After seven decades of India’s independence and with scores of preventive and protective acts and policies incidents of this nature continues to happen and are happening quite regularly and there has been no reprieve. Those belonging to the dominant castes and communities keep talking about removing the reservation and pro-active and protective mechanisms that safeguards the Dalits and the Tribals from discriminatory practices. With all these even in the 21st Century the vulnerable communities are subject to all kinds and forms of discrimination. One can imagine that what would have been the scenario if we did not have.

We should acknowledge that the Indian society is a sick society and majority of Indians wears caste blinkers. For them, it is very difficult to transcend beyond stereo-typical constructions and schema such as caste—based on hierarchy and Untouchability and thus is discriminatory. If we don’t go beyond caste hierarchies and continue to live in caste schema, we shall never make

any headway in other spheres. Caste system is indeed a stumbling block for India’s growth and progress.

Unless and until people at large transcend caste hierarchy there is no hope for the Indian society to grow.

Most of the Indians are caught up with narrow caste mind-sets and are drawn into it and gradually getting soaked to it. It is surprising to see that the professional class such as (medical fraternity) is also immersed into it.

A young doctor from the most vulnerable community came to such a level and the castists and those with all sorts of biases and prejudices discriminated and pushed her to a corner where she finally had decided to end her life.

Caste-based discriminatory practices are indeed deep seated sociopsychological problem and most Indians have this in their mind-set.

It has corroded the mind-set and penetrated into their psyche which propels them not to accept other oppressed communities to come up on par with them.

Those responsible for her death should be brought to books by all means. I would not say that in her death she found ‘freedom’, rather she has been pushed to take such drastic decision that was hugely detrimental. A precious life is gone and only she knew the horrific discriminatory episodes she underwent and experienced day-in and day-out. What type of ‘professionals’ they are? They should hang their stethoscopes and coats for good. These are the misfits and castists who would continue to push many to commit suicides. Her death is a blot to all of us especially to those castists belonging to the young 21st Century ‘New India’ that should never forgive them.

Dr. John Mohan Razu

Reader’s Post Sir,

More so for children

Children need proper monitoring from parents and elders even as they go about their school routine and other activities. One often comes across little boys and girls loitering on the road after school with no adult supervision or even older siblings. Parents and guardians might think it is safe and alright for the child to go to school on their own or even run errands for the house. It is very dangerous not only from the point of view of being lured and enticed away by evil minded strangers, but even when it comes to road safety. A child will panic in the middle of the road and start running helter skelter when vehicles approach from both sides. In this regard, the traffic personnel who are at hand need to stop vehicles to enable the children and elderly to cross over safety. Traffic personnel are required around school areas when the traffic is at its peak. Perhaps some senior boys and girls could help the younger students to reach the school bus, private vehicles safely. As a mother, I still fret and worry when my grown up children go out on their bikes or even walking. Road safety is not only for adults but more so for children.

Watila Aier, Khermahal, Dimapur

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

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

Political leaders slam ‘One Nation, One Election’ idea

M Veerappa Moily (File)

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India.

Subsequently, for various reasons, state governments had to go without completing their term, resulting in a different election schedule for those states and the Lok Sabha.

“But at this distance of time (after so many years of separate polls to state assemblies and the Lok Sabha), how do you level the ground?,” the former Karnataka chief minister asked.

Meanwhile, former prime minister and JD(S) supremo H D Deve Gowda on Thursday said “One Nation, One Election” -- holding simultaneous polls to the Lok Sabha and state assemblies -- would create confusion among the voters.

“I have my own apprehensions about it. I feel we are not so advanced,” he told reporters here, a day after Prime Minister

Narendra Modi called an all-party meeting in New Delhi to build a consensus on the idea.

It was announced after the meeting that a committee for giving “time-bound” suggestions on “One Nation, One Election” would be set up by the prime minister.

Deve Gowda said, “There are some people who welcomed it and some who did not. Let us be honest. The only thing is, there is one polling booth here and another polling booth for the Assembly polls that side. There will be confusion. That is the one disadvantage where I am little bit perturbed.”

He said there would be somebody to guide the voters, which the Election Commission (EC) alone could do and not the political agents as they were not permitted.

Former IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt gets life term for custodial death case

Jaipur, Jun 20 (Agencies): Lieutenant General Sagat Singh—who was instrumental in the creation of Bangladesh in 1971 besides the liberation of Goa from the Portuguese in 1961—should be awarded the Bharat Ratna posthumously, army officials have said.

The officials were speaking at a curtainraiser to mark Sagat’s birth centenary. The officials said Sagat’s biography should be included in the school and college curricula in Rajasthan.

“Lt General Sagat was awarded the Param Vishist Seva Medal. This is not sufficient. He played a crucial role in the Indo-Pak war of 1971 and helped liberate Bangladesh in just 13 days,” said Lt General Cherish Mathson, the Commander of the Sapta Shakti Command on Wednesday.

Sagat’s “incredible march to Dhaka should be recognised. It seems that in the history of Indian Army, Sagat’s great contribution has faded,” Mathson said.

“Army would also request the Defence Ministry to extend an invite to Bangladesh so that they can participate in Sagat’s centenary which is being observed in Rajasthan from July 8 to July 14,” the

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Commander said.

The event was also attended by Sagat’s son— Colonel Ranvijay Singh.

In his interaction with media, Singh said his father was born in Kusumdesar (Moda) village in Rajasthan’s Churu district on July 14, 1919.

Sagat began his military career as a ‘Naik’ in the Bikaner Ganga Risala in 1938. Sagat eventually rose to the coveted rank of a Lieutenant General after taking on many challenging military assignments, Singh added.

In the Indo-Pak war of 1971, Sagat’s Corps not only made the famous advance towards Dhaka but also participated in the Meghna Heli Bridge operation—an important aerial operation during the war. He also witnessed the signing of the infamous surrender instrument by General Niazi of Pakistan Army.

Modi to interact with economists

New Delhi, Jun 20 (Agencies): Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to interact with leading economists and experts on Saturday to deliberate on economic policy roadmap for jacking up investment, growth and employment generation.

Officials at NITI Aayog, who have been working on the preparation for the meeting, told The Tribune that they are expecting leading economists, sectoral experts and industrialists to participate in it besides officials of various ministries.

The meeting assumes significance as it comes ahead of the presentation of the Union Budget in Lok Sabha on July 5 by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.

The meeting comes against the backdrop of recent Central Statistics Office (CSO) data showing that the economic growth slowed to a five-year low of 5.8 per cent in the fourth

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quarter of 2018-19, pushing India behind China, due to poor showing by agriculture and manufacturing sectors.

It had also shown that joblessness was at a 45year high of 6.1 per cent in 2017-18.

According to the CSO data, the annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for fiscal 2018-19 (at 2011-12 prices) was at a five-year low of 6.8 per cent. The GDP growth was 7.2 per cent in 2017-18.

As per the plan, officials said, first, all invitees will attend a round-table meeting with Niti Aayog

vice-chairman Rajiv Kumar.

Subsequently, small groups on basis of sectors will be formed who will put forward ideas which will be compiled into presentations. Later in the evening, these presentations will be shown to the prime minister, they said.

Through the exercise, experts are asked to identify constraints on growth acceleration and employment generation across sectors and come up with measures that would propel the economy on a high and sustained growth trajectory, the officials said.

Earlier on June 15, the prime minister had chaired the fifth meeting of the Niti Aayog’s Governing Council.

He had then asked turning India into a $5-trillion economy by 2024, which he had claimed “challenging, but achievable” and exhorted states to play a key role.

Truth will prevail on HC construction scam: PWD minister (From p-1)

However, it was found that the project for construction of the high court complex at Kohima was taken up by NPWD as the executing agency under “deposit work” through various contractors and with the State’s justice & law as the user department.

According to the Sangai Express report, the inquiry found that the accused

engineers of NPWD were involved in a criminal conspiracy and the accused contractors had misused Rs 3,61,72,552, while resorting to substandard construction of the court complex.

As such, the preliminary investigation of CBI (ACB) Guwahati was converted into a regular case against the accused NPWD officials and others by inspector Kh Bedajit of CBI (ACB) Imphal for investigation, The Sangai Express report stated.

BJP government has not delivered anything: Congress

JAMNAGAR, JUN 20 year-old custodial death case.

(AGENCIES): The JamA vacation bench of justices nagar Sessions Court has Indira Banerjee and Ajay sentenced former IPS officer Rastogi said that a threeSanjiv Bhatt to life imprisonjudge bench had already ment under Section 302 of passed an order on a similar the Indian Penal Code in plea and therefore it cannot connection with a custodial entertain the petition. death in 1990.

Bhatt is an accused in Bhatt came in the spotthe case. He was posted as light for filing an affidavit the additional superintenin Supreme Court in 2011 dent of police in Gujarat’s against Narendra Modi, Jamnagar at that time. the then chief minister of According to the prosSanjiv Bhatt (File) Gujarat for his role in the ecution, Bhatt had detained 2002 riot. more than 100 people durLast week the Supreme Court refused ing a communal riot there and one of the to entertain a plea of Bhatt, seeking to detainees had died in hospital after he was examine 11 additional witnesses in the 30- released.

NEW DELHI, JUN 20 (PTI): The Congress alleged on Thursday that the BJPled government had a record of raising high expectations by making tall promises but not delivering anything and the president’s address to a joint sitting of both houses of Parliament was the prime example of “a lot of intent founded upon sheer inaction”.

C o n g r e s s ’s c h i e f spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said the unwritten convention of the Bharatiya Janata Party-led government was “action not matching its words”.

“BJP Government’s record is raise high expectations, tall promises and zero

sum delivery. Presidential address is the prime example of a lot of intent founded upon sheer inaction. The unwritten convention in BJP government is ‘action not matching with its words’,” he said on Twitter.

Pointing out that 74 jawans were killed in Jammu and Kashmir in 2019 alone and 10 jawans had sacrificed their lives over the last one week, Surjewala said national security was in peril and accused the Union home ministry and intelligence agencies of failing to prevent terror attacks in Anantnag and Pulwama.

“BJP Government disregarded honour of our veterans and ex-servicemen by

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converting ‘One Rank, One Pension’ to ‘One Rank, Five Pensions’. BJP Government has yet not accorded Status of ‘Shaheed’ to martyred Paramilitary forces-who fight both terrorists & naxals. Intent founded upon

inaction,” he said.

In a series of tweets, the Congress leader said the country was staring at a severe water crisis and the NITI Aayog had said 40 per cent Indians would have no access to drinking water by 2030, while 21 cities would run out of groundwater.

He said most of the agrarian states were hit by a severe water crisis, but the government’s promise was “merely superficial” and thus, “Intent is founded upon inaction.”

The new education policy was pending for five years, the Congress leader said, adding that the average spending on education had

been a pittance of 4.3 per cent of the Union Budget in the last five years.

“Government promises 2 crore additional seats but shortage of teachers.

Central University - 5,606, IIT/IIM/NIT - 6,335, rural colleges - 1,37,298. Intent founded upon Inaction,” he said.

On the government’s project on Ganga cleanliness, Surjewala said, “Betrayal to Clean Maa Ganga.

70 pc projects under Namami Ganga unfinished.

80 pc funds lie unspent.

Maa Ganga in Varanasi more polluted than ever.

Yet Ganga Ministry merged and more promises! Intent founded upon inaction.”

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The senior Congress leader dismissed the BJP-led NDA government’s push for simultaneous elections to the Lok Sabha and state assemblies as a “mere slogan” and an “eyewash” aimed at diverting people’s attention from “genuine problems” such as unemployment and agrarian distress.

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He also favoured shifting the stance of monetary policy from neutral to accommodative to send a clear signal, indicating that more measures could be taken in the near future to boost growth. It was for the third time in a row that the RBI cut the key lending rate (repo) by 25 bps.

MPC member and RBI Deputy Governor Viral Acharya said the mixed picture on economic growth has morphed into one where at least some aspects have weakened considerably over the past two quarters. He also flagged some upside risks, including deficiency in monsoon and volatality in crude oil prices, to inflation.

“In spite of my dilemma, I vote – albeit with some hesitation – to frontload the policy rate cut from 6 per cent to 5.75 per cent...” the minutes quoted him as saying.

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Peren: District Task Force (DTF) meeting on rota virus vaccine (RVV) was held at DC’s conference hall at Peren on June 18, chaired by DC Peren, Sarita Yadav.

A press release from CMO office, district media officer Peren, Pezanguno Celine Secii stated that, Dr. M Nukshisangla Jamir, DPO, RCH/UIP gave a powerpoint on overview – universal immunization programme –its scope and scale, stating that it was one of the largest public health programmes. She highlighted about polio and maternal neonatal tetanus and on new vaccine introduction. She gave a detailed presentation on rotavirus vaccine introduction. She said that village council plays a very important role in disseminating awareness and called upon the church leaders and NGOs in creating awareness to reach out to each and every individual.

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Another member and Executive Director Michael Debabrata Patra said the risks to the primary target of monetary policy are distinctly on the ebb.

Inflation expectations, he said, are also better anchored than before. “In fact, if one were to step back a little in time, it is evident that if the 2019-20 projections materialise, the MPC would have steered inflation at or below target on average for four years in a row in its five-year term of office,” he said.

Das also said quite a sizable part of loan portfolio of banks continues at the base rate, which impedes monetary transmission. Interest rates on small savings are also higher than the prescribed formula, he said.

The transmission of the cumulative reduction of 50 basis points in the policy repo rate in February and April 2019 to fresh rupee loans has been 21 basis points. However, the weighted average lending rate on outstanding loans has increased by 4 basis points. “Going forward, the transmission is expected to improve, given the lags with which banks adjust their deposit and lending rates in response to changes in the policy rate,” the RBI governor said.

DIMAPUR: Three-day, district level training programme on rota virus vaccine (RVV) introduction got underway on June 19 at Dr. Motsuo Memorial District Hospital, Wokha.

A press release from CMO Wokha, media officer NHM, Chothanu stated that, CMO Dr. Robin Lotha stressed on the importance of micro planning to achieve immunization target and its sustainability in the long run. He added that the training will equip medical officers and health workers to supervise the ASHAs and ANMs in the immunization programme.

During the training, medical officers and health workers were handed out new handbooks and will have to submit micro plans on immunization to the CMO office. The resource persons for the training are Imli Longkumer, project officer UNDP, Dr. Khelito Zhimomi, DPO UIP/ RCH, Dr. Chiben Kithan, Dr. Pankathung Ezung, Dr.

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Mumbai, Jun 20 (PTI): The Indian economy has been clearly losing traction and needs a decisive monetary policy to promote growth, said Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das while voting for a 25 basis points (bps) rate cut along with other five members at the MPC meet earlier this month.

Das said that since the last meeting of the ratesetting panel in April 2019, greater clarity has emerged about the evolving macroeconomic situation.

The RBI released the minutes of the meeting Thursday.

Overall, there is clear evidence of economic activity “losing traction” with the GDP growth in the fourth quarter of the last financial year slowing to 5.8 per cent, he said. “In sum, growth impulses have clearly weakened, while the headline inflation trajectory is projected to remain below 4.0 per cent throughout 2019-20 even after considering the expected transmission of the past two policy rate cuts.

“Keeping in view the evolving growth inflation dynamics, there is a need for decisive monetary policy action. Hence, my vote is to reduce the policy repo rate by 25 basis points,” he said.

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Adel Al-Jubeir (File) of the 33-year-old Crown Prince, also known as “MBS”. Saudi authorities, however, insist they were not acting on the Crown Prince’s orders.

In a 101-page report into Khashoggi’s murder, Callamard urged the UN to “demand” a follow-up criminal investigation.

Al-Jubeir said that the report was intended to “undermine the Kingdom and its leadership” and that it lacked credibility.

“The false allegations contained in the report are based on preconceived ideas and positions of Callamard regarding the Kingdom.”

The Minister added that Saudi Arabia “will never accept any attempt to harm its sovereignty and that it categorically rejects any attempt to derail this issue (Khashoggi’s murder) or any attempt to influence it in any way”.

Callamard however, did not make any conclusions on the guilt of the Saudi Crown Prince. Instead, shesaid that there was “credible evidence merit-

Turkey coup bid: 141 life Create environment of trust: Modi to Imran terms for 16 army officers

ing further investigation by a proper authority” as to whether the “threshold of criminal responsibility has been met”. The special rapporteur said it was her conclusion that Khashoggi was “the victim of a deliberate, premeditated execution” and an “extrajudicial killing for which the state of Judges at the Ankara court found defendants guilty of Saudi Arabia is responsible violating the Constitution and other charges. under international human A n k a r a , J u n 2 0 the decision. rights law”.

(IANS): A Turkish court The sentence was part Khashoggi’s killers will pay on Thursday handed out of a macro trial against price: Turkish President 141 life sentences to 16 for- 224 soldiers accused of atTurkish President Re- mer senior members of the tempting to seize power on cep Tayyip Erdogan has armed forces for their role July 15, 2016. The unrest that night in major Turklashed out at the murderers in the failed 2016 coup.

Judges at the Ankara ish cities, like Ankara and of Saudi journalist Jamal court found defendants Istanbul, led to death of Khashoggi who was killed guilty of “violating the 240 people, according to in the kingdom’s Istanbul Constitution” by “conspir- Turkish officials. consulate last year. ing to destroy constitutional In the aftermath of “(They will) pay the order” and “leading an the attempted coup, Presiprice and be held account- armed group” and other dent Recep Tayyip Erdogan able,” he said, following re- charges. clamped down on major lease of a UN expert’s report One of the convicts institutions, dismissing and on Wednesday which held was Akin Ozturk, a for- detaining thousands of Saudi Arabia responsible in mer four-star general in the members of the armed the murder case.

Turkish armed forces, ac- forces and civil services.

Khashoggi, a Wash- cording to Hurriyet daily.

Ankara has accused ington Post columnist and Others facing the trial the exiled cleric Fethullah a critic of Saudi Crown included Sinan Surer, a Gülen of masterminding Prince Mohammed bin Sal- commander accused of the putsch and has asked man, was killed and re- firing at civilians during the US, where he lives, to portedly dismembered in the coup, and Mehmet hand him over to Turkish October 2018 by a team of Digli, a former general officials. Turkey has, how15 agents sent from Riyadh. who informed the head ever, not filed the official His body has not been found of the armed forces of the extradition request. He will till now. attempted military over- be the subject of a forthWhile Riyadh initially throw. Another 162 soldiers coming trial along with 13 denied any knowledge of were given life sentences other defendants. the incident, Saudi officials for their involvement in Western leaders have later claimed that a group the coup attempt, Efe news accused Erdogan of leading of rogue agents, many of reported. Charges were a purge against the public whom belong to the Crown dropped against 33 soldiers, institutions and of abusing Prince’s inner circle, were although Ugur Kizilca, national state of emergency, responsible for the journal- lawyer for the victims of the which was issued in the ist’s death. coup, said he would appeal aftermath.

VJ'S COACHING CENTRE Carrie Lam (File) crime suspects sent to mainland China to stand trial. “ T h e g ove r n m e n t should begin listening to people and less to political leaders,” he warned.

Meanwhile, Bonnie Leung, the spokesperson of Civil Human Rights Front, a coalition of about 50 organisations, told Efe news that “there are lots of actions initiated by different groups and individuals in the civil society” and added that her organization “would like to join them”.

“But as we always stress, CHRF wants to do our best to make sure all participants will be safe legally and physically during any actions,” she said.

The ultimatum, which calls for protesters to surround the government’s headquarters on Friday in acts of civil disobedience if the demands are not met, has been supported by associations of university students and pro-democracy lawmakers.

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Hong Kong, Jun 20 (IANS): Representatives of opposition movements in Hong Kong on Thursday gave an ultimatum to Chief Executive Carrie Lam to permanently withdraw the controversial extradition bill or be prepared for new protests.

Pro-democratic opposition newspaper Apple Daily called for fresh protests from Friday if Lam did not accept the demands by 5 p.m. on Thursday, a call which is being widely followed on social media.

One of Hong Kong’s most prominent student activists, Joshua Wong, 22, who is widely known for his leading role in the 2014 pro-democracy “Umbrella” protests, told Efe news that they did not issue the ultimatum but were backing it.

“We have not set a deadline, but we will support and support what others do. This movement does not have a leader right now,” said the young activist when asked about the call for protests.

“A lot of movement is expected in the next two weeks,” he added in reference to fresh protests demanding Lam’s resignation, the release of those who have been detained in demonstrations and the complete withdrawal of the legislation that would allow

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NEW DELHI, JUN 20 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi has told his Pakistani counterpart Imran Khan that India seeks normal and cooperative relations with his country, but for that an “environment of trust, free of terror, violence and hostility” needs to be created.

Modi wrote this to Khan in response to his congratulatory message earlier this month on him becoming the Prime Minister again.

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar also conveyed similar views to his counterpart Shah Mehmood Qureshi in response

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Riyadh/Istanbul, Jun 20 (IANS): A Saudi Arabian Minister has slammed a UN special rapporteur’s report claiming that there was credible evidence that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and other high-level officials were individually liable for the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, saying the allegations were baseless.

Reacting to the report

by UN extrajudicial executions investigator Agnes Callamard, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Member of the Cabinet Adel Al-Jubeir told Saudi Press Agency on Wednesday that it “regrettably, presented many unfounded accusations, including the violation of a number of international conventions, and is totally unacceptable to the leadership of the Kingdom”.

Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and a critic of the Saudi Crown Prince, was killed and reportedly dismembered in October 2018 at the Kingdom’s consulate in Istanbul by a team of 15 agents sent from Riyadh. His body has not been found till now.

While Riyadh initially denied any knowledge of the incident, Saudi officials later claimed that a group of rogue operators, many of whom belong to the Crown Prince’s inner circle, were responsible for the journalist’s death.

The murder caused international outrage and provoked condemnation

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Narendra Modi and Imran Khan to his congratulatory message. “As per the established diplomatic practice, the Prime Minister and the External Affairs Ministry have responded to congratulatory messages received from their counterparts in Pakistan,” a Ministry spokesperson said.

“In their messages, they have

highlighted that India seeks normal and cooperative relations with neighbours, including Pakistan,” the spokesperson added.

The Prime Minister said: “For this, it is important to build an environment of trust, free of terror, violence and hostility.”

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stunning new image constructed from surface maps has revealed a close-up look at the otherworldly features on the surface of Ceres.

NASA’s now-retired Dawn spacecraft reached the dwarf planet in 2015, making it the first to visit an object of this kind.

And, it uncovered many peculiarities.

The strange looking mountain in the latest image featured on NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day highlights one such oddity; while it’s unclear what exactly spurred its formation, experts suspect it may be evidence of a

mud bubble from deep inside the planet that froze over after breaching the surface.

Ceres has garnered much intrigue after the Dawn mission snapped images of mysterious bright spots on its surface. But, detailed observations from the spacecraft revealed these aren’t its only treasures.

The image shared this week was created using surface maps taken during 2016.

The mountain, called Ahuna Mons, is ‘the largest mountain on the largest known asteroid in our solar system,’ NASA says.

Ceres sits in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.

According to the space agency, the unusual mountain is ‘like nothing that humanity has ever seen before.’

‘The new hypothesis, based on numerous gravity measurements, holds that a bubble of mud rose from deep within the dwarf planet and pushed through the icy surface at a weak point rich in reflective salt -- and then froze,’ NASA says.

‘The bright streaks are thought to be similar to other recently surfaced material such as visible

in Ceres’ famous bright spots.’

Since its discovery, scientists have speculated on the possibility that Ceres may be able to support life.

An analysis published in 2018 based on data from the Dawn spacecraft suggests previously-identified patches of organic material on the surface may contain much higher abundance of carbon-based compounds than initially estimated.

Scientists first announced the discovery of organic material – a necessary component for the existence of life – in 2017.

Organics can be produced through non-biological processes as well.

Just how they arrived on Ceres, however, remains a mystery.

As the planet is also known to contain an abundance of water ice, scientists say the possibility of more widespread organic material is worth investigating.

According to the researchers, there are two likely explanations for Ceres’ organic material: production on the planet itself and later exposed to the surface, or import from an impact by a comet.

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Rapper Kaur booked for posts against Yogi, Bhagwat VARANASI, JUN 20 (IANS): A case has been registered against rapper Hard Kaur under various sections of the Indian Penal Code including sedition for her posts against Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat.

The complaint was filed in Varanasi by lawyer Shashank Shekhar under IPC Sections 124A (sedition), 153 (promoting enmity between different groups on ground of religion), 500 (defamation) and 505 (intent to incite), and Section 66 of the IT Act. Hard Kaur, in her Facebook and Instagram pages, had put up posts with “derogatory comm e n t s ” a g a i n s t Yo g i Adityanath. She blamed the RSS for police officer Hemant Karkare’s death in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack.

The investigation in the case has been handed over to the Crime Branch’s Surveillance Cell.

Hard Kaur, whose real name is Taran Kaur Dhillon, is a Punjabi and Hindi rap singer and has sung in several Bollywood films.

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Metallica donate £40,000 to Manchester homeless charity ahead of Etihad show

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tion All Within My Hands tweeted an image of the band handing over a giant cheque, along with the message: “Thank you to all the fans attending #MetInManchester tonight for joining Metallica in supporting Coffee4Craig, as they support vulnerable people in their community.”

Based in Manchester’s Northern Quarter area, Coffee4Craig looks to help “those most vulnerable to regain some dignity and wellbeing”. “We aim to move with the changing needs of Manchester, always trying to offer a unique service and not duplicating efforts,”

their website reads.

L a s t ye a r, M e t a l lica donated $100,000 (£79,000) via All Within My Hands to help the California wildfire relief efforts. The foundation made a $50,000 donation to both the North Valley Community Foundation and the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation.

Meanwhile, the WorldWired tour is set to continue tomorrow (June 20) as Metallica play London’s Twickenham Stadium. Dates have recently taken place in Amsterdam, Cologne, and Slane Castle in Ireland.

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‘Avengers: Marvel has held talks with Keanu Endgame’ Bollywood professionals set for reReeves about joining the MCU release on June 28 conduct workshop in Dimapur

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Rebecca is hopeful to offer various other workshops to support local talents of Nagaland and look forward to offering a useful platform to them.

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With great honour and pride, the office of the YINGPHIRE VILLAGE STUDENTS UNION would like to congratulate Miss Tingpila D/o Shri Tokhevi and Mrs Seolishu for distinguishing themselves by demonstrating great achievement in academic excellence for securing Top 5 positions in the Dept of SOCIOLOGY in the recent graduate examinations under Nagaland University.

The union further congratulates all the successful candidates for bringing laurels to our union through your achievements, and wishing you bright future in your endeavour.

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The Kisetong Village Union Kiphire Town (KVUKT) would like to convey our heartfelt congratulations to Miss C. Elina Sangtam (Naga) daughter of Yangtsali L. Sangtam of Kisetong village for bringing laurels to Kisetong village and Sangtam Community in general by winning the first ever title of MIHM Queen Universe International 2019 which was held at New Delhi on 18th June 2019.

We are proud of you and wishing you all the best even in your future endeavour. Further, we also sincerely pray that the Almighty God continue to lead you.

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Elina Sangtam from Nagaland was crowned the first MIHM Queen Universe International 2019 on June 18 in Delhi. The show was organized by the reigning Miss World Diversity, Aizya Naaz Joshi, who is also the international Director for

Mumbai, powered by DIPR, Government of Nagaland to encourage and guide the aspiring talents.

“The wind is changing, many youngsters turned up for this workshop, this will refine their skills, build their confidence”, said Rebecca Chankija Sema, the founder of Find Studioz, Mumbai.

She added that many youngsters want to learn but they can’t afford to go out of Nagaland to pursue

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usicians Network Wokha (MNW), a conglomerate of bands and soloist is all geared up to observe World Music Day (WMD) concert under the theme “Tribute” at local ground Wokha on June 21 from 6 p.m. onwards.

Convener of Musicians Network Wokha, Edward Ngullie informed that the show has been organised as a mark of respect to departed musicians local and international who have inspired, motivated and brought joy to music lovers and artist over the years.

K#M, Night Hawk, Diversity, Two Fingers, Bravo School of Music and host of talented soloist will be taking part in the show.

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MIHM and 7 times International Beauty Peagent winner. C. Elina Sangtam (23) started her first modelling when she was crowned as Miss Freshers in her college. She is a graduate in English from Unity College of Arts and Commerce Dimapur. Sangtam is currently pursuing her acting and modelling course from Chaudhary Films Pvt, Ltd in Gujurat.

C. Elina Sangtam was crowned by Mrs Royal India International and Mrs Queen of the Globe International 2018, Payal oshan Goswami. The traditional costume for the event was designed by Machiheing Zeliang and assisted by Atu Ao. (Prince Charity Org)

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Celebrity trainercum-director, Shiraz Henry and actor & theatre personality, Yajuvendra Pratap Singh conducted the workshop.

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vengers: Endgame”, which has made its way to the No. 2 spot among the global box office hits, will be re-released on June 28 with additional post-credit surprises, according to Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige.

The Mar vel Cinematic Universe blockbuster was premiered in April and had one of the most incredible box office runs. arvel boss Kevin Marvel want to secure his In an interview to Feige has con- talents.

Screen Rant, Feige refirmed that he’s “We talk to him for alvealed there would be a held discussions with most every film we make,” deleted scene, a tribute, Keanu Reeves about a po- Feige told ComicBook. and some “extra surpristential role in the MCU. com. es” for fans in re-release.

The Matrix star has H owe ve r, f a n s “Not an extended enjoyed a late career return shouldn’t perhaps get too cut, but there will be a to action movies with the excited – Feige says that version going into theaters John Wick franchise, so they’re yet to sort a role with a bit of marketing it’s understandable that for the in-demand Canapush with few new things at the end of the movie.

If you stay and watch the movie, after the credits, there’ll be a deleted scene, icro-blogging site Twitter has While the announcement gathered a little tribute, and a few decided to eliminate the option several newer reactions, comments and surprises,” he said. of letting users add their precise opinions, some users stuck to their demand (IANS) location details like latitude and longitude asking the micro-blogging site to add the as part of their tweets. abilility to edit tweets on the platform.

“Most people don’t tag their precise loQuestioning the platform on displaying cation in tweets, so we’re removing this abil- the “Twitter for Android” or “Twitter for ity to simplify your tweeting experience,” iOS” label benethe posts a user wrote: “Also Twitter Support posted on Wednesday. why mention the device being used?”

However, the company said users Twitter users can opt out of locationwould still be able to add precise location sharing features in its “privacy and safety” tags in tweets captured through the app’s menu. Users who do not wish to share their camera. precise location details should continue “You’ll still be able to tag your in keeping the feature turned off for as long tweets through our updated camera. It’s as it is still available in Twitter’s camera, helpful when sharing on-the-ground mo- TechCrunch reported. ments,” the company added.

(IANS) dian star.

“We talk to Keanu Reeves about. I don’t know when, if, or ever he’ll join the MCU, but we very much want to figure out the right way to do it.”

Feige then compared Reeves’ situation to Jake Gyllenhaal, who he talked to “multiple times” before casting him as Mysterio in Spider-Man: Far From Home.

This comes ahead of Far From Home arriving early next month, marking the start of Marvel’s phase four.

Other upcoming additions to the Marvel canon include the Eternals, which will reportedly see Angelina Jolie making her first foray into the superhero world.

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etallica made a substantial donation to a homeless charity in Manchester ahead of their show at the city’s Etihad Stadium.

The metal icons took to the stage at the huge venue last night (June 18) as their WorldWired 2019 tour continues across Europe.

Before the sold-out performance, Lars Ulrich and co. gifted £40,000 to Coffee4Craig. Boss Hendrix Lancaster, who set up the organisation back in 2013, said that the large sum will fund their work for the next 12 months.

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Colombia beat Qatar in Copa America

Sao Paulo, Jun 20 (IANS): A late goal by Duvan Zapata after a cross from James Rodriguez gave Colombia a 1-0 win against a courageous Qatar team, qualifying them for the quarter-finals of the 2019 Copa America in Brazil.

Colombia, focused throughout the Wednesday’s match on circling Qatar’s goal, scored their winner five minutes before the end, when James delivered a brilliant floating cross to Zapata’s head and the Atalanta striker from Bergamo netted the sole goal of the game, reports Efe news.

The South American squad pressed from the start and dominated the first half of the match against Qatar, on the second match day of Group B, but the Asian Champion managed to go into the break with a blank scoreboard.

Roger Martinez had a goal ruled out for offside after just five minutes of play and Rodriguez sent an unpressured header wide just eight minutes later.

The score 0-0 of the first half gradually calmed the “yellow” euphoria of the Colombian fans, who

Qatar, meanwhile, have one point after a 2-2 draw against Paraguay in their Copa America debut in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday.

Colombia’s Duvan Zapata wheels away in celebration after scoring a goal during the Copa America match between Colombia and Qatar.

were loudly cheering their team from the stands and gave way to the shouts of the small number of Qatar supporters present, who were joined by a few Brazilians. Colombia jacked up the intensity for the second half with more pressure and speed.

At the beginning of the second half, in the 48th minute, a shot by Martinez hit the arm of Qatari defender Abdelkarim Hassan. The referee initially sanctioned as a penalty

and yellow for Hassan, but after consulting the VAR, he annulled the previous decision.

Colombia’s coach Carlos Queiroz, who had already replaced Medina with Atletico Madrid’s Santiago Arias, sent his most experienced players Radamel Falcao Garcia and Luis Diaz on the field to add pressure in the attack, but Qatar still resisted the Colombian onslaught.

Colombia kept looking to score after the goal

and Mateus Uribe and Zapata again had chances in front of Saad Alsheeb’s net. Colombia proved their greater experience with 69 per cent of ball possession against Qatar’s 39 per cent.

They also had five shots on target and 13 corners against two and one, respectively, for the Asians.

The win leaves Colombia at the top of Group B with six points, after their 2-0 win over Argentina in their first match on Saturday.

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Inter sign Italy winger Politano

Mad r i d, J un 2 0 (Agencies): World number two Rafael Nadal has entered next week’s Aspall Tennis Classic in Hurlingham to get some grass court play under his belt ahead of next month’s Wimbledon Championships.

The tournament organisers confirmed Nadal, who has opted to skip competitive tennis since his 12th French Open title triumph earlier this month, will participate in two exhibition matches next Wednesday and Friday.

“I am always happy to play at The Hurlingham Club and be close to UK tennis fans,” the 33-yearold Spaniard said in a statement.

“It is a prestigious ground in one of the best settings in the UK, making it the perfect way to warm up for Wimbledon.”

The tournament will also feature last year’s Wimbledon runner-up Kevin Anderson, Nick Kyrgios, Marin Cilic, Lucas Pouille, Felix Auger-Aliassime and Marcos Baghdatis.

Nadal, a 18-times Grand Slam winner, will be bidding for his third title at Wimbledon, which kicks off on July 1, after winning the tournament in 2008 and 2010.

He reached the semifinals last year where he was beaten by rival Novak Djokovic in a five-set thriller.

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The 25-year-old Politano joined Inter Milan last summer on an initial one-year loan deal and made an instant impact, scoring five goals in 36

Serie A appearances.

Inter, who finished third in 2018-19, will pay 20 million euros ($22.45 million) to complete the deal, La Gazzetta dello Sport reported.

Argentina has played a 1-1 against Paraguay and face an early elimination from Copa America football tournament.

Striker Derlis Gonzalez opened the scoring for Paraguay in the 37th minute and superstar Lionel Messi levelled it from the penalty spot in the 57th minute late on Wednesday, reports Xinhua news agency. The draw left Argentina with one point from two games and on the bottom of the standings with one game remaining in Group B. Argentina will fight against Asian champion Qatar for qualification in the last round.

Colombia now lead Group B on six points and already reached the knockout stage after a 1-0 win over Qatar earlier Wednesday. Paraguay are second with two points, and Argentina and Qatar each have one.

Sechü Zubza FC beat United 16 FC 4-1

Women’s WC: England beat Japan 2-0

Players of the Sechü Zubza FC (red) and United 16 FC vie for the ball during their match at IG Stadium, Kohima on Thursday. (NP) Correspondent

K o h i m a , J un 2 0 (NPN): Sechü Zubza FC winless run ended after Rhitsho Mero scored a hat-trick to beat bottomside United 16 FC 4-1 at the ongoing Seyie Auto Kohima Football League-3 at IG Stadium, Kohima on Thursday.

This was Rhitsho Mero’s second hat-trick.

Mero has now scored 12 goals in five matches and is the highest scorer of the season. Forerunners’ striker Thopi is in second

with eight goals in four matches.

Mero’s goals came in the 24th, 60th and 82nd minute while Petevizo Kezieo scored a free kick in the 72nd minute for Zubza team.

After conceding 10 goals in their last match, United 16 FC were a much improved side but lack of composure kept them winless in the 3rd edition. Toboka Yepthomi did score the lone goal for United 16 FC in the 65th minute.

They will play their last match against Yhome FC

next year’s Games but recognition of AIBA, the governing body of the sport’s amateur version, should be suspended until the issues surrounding its finances and governance are resolved.

The IOC Executive Board on Wednesday finalised weight categories (eight men, five women) for the Tokyo Games as well as the qualification system.

A sharp increase in women boxers compared to Rio was also proposed while men’s numbers are to be reduced from 250 to 186.

Rio also had a total of 286 boxers.

There will be four regional qualifiers (Africa, Europe, Asia/Oceania and Americas) to be staged between January and April next year while Japan, as hosts, will have the opportunity to directly qualify four men and two women.

“To allow the athletes

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a second chance to qualify for Tokyo we will have a final Olympic qualifying event probably in May next year,” IOC sports director Kit McConnell told a news conference.

All IOC Executive Board decisions will need to be ratified by the IOC session in Lausanne next week.

AIBA has been in turmoil over its finances and governance for years with the federation $16 million in debt and an ongoing bitter battle over the presidency that has split the body internally.

AIBA largely depends on Olympic Games revenues to survive between Games and has started letting people go as a result of its Olympic exclusion.

The IOC has set up a task force headed by Japanese IOC member Morinari Watanabe, head of the

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You are cordially invited to attend Fresher’s Social cum Felicitation Programme of Pranab Vidyapith Higher Secondary School, Dimapur on 24th of June, 2019 (Monday) at 11:00 A.M. Shri Temjen Imna Along Longkumer, honourable Minister of Higher and Technical Education, Govt. of Nagaland will grace the occasion as Special Guest.

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The Council also conveys warm wishes and success in his future endeavours.

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NICE, Jun 20 (Agencies): England maintained their perfect women’s World Cup Group D record when Ellen White’s double gave them a 2-0 win over Japan on Wednesday.

White struck either side of the interval as the Lionesses, who had already qualified for the last 16, topped the pool with nine points, five ahead of second-placed Japan who will next face Canada or the Netherlands.

England coach Phil Neville made eight changes to the team who beat Argentina but it did not cause too much disruption as they dominated a Japan side lacking a cutting edge in attack.

“That’s what rotation is all about. It’s not about throwing 23 players into a hat and pulling out 11,”

Neville told a news conference.

“We strategically plan each rotation. Sometimes if you make more than five changes you suffer in the rhythm and flow and I think we did tonight. But I think it was the game we needed to keep us focused.”

White collected a superb through pass from Georgia Stanway before chipping the ball over Ayaka Yamashita to open the scoring in the 15th minute.

Yamashita kept her team’s hopes alive with a fine save to deny Toni Duggan’s volley from a Lucy Bronze cross on the hour.

Stanway and Rachel Daly marshalled the midfield well, although Japan looked potentially dangerous when England lost the ball.

Neville’s side struggled as the game wore on but White sealed the win when she found the back of the net with a clinical finish after being set up by Karen Carney six minutes from time, her third goal of the tournament in two appearances.

England will play a third-placed team in Valenciennes on Sunday for a place in the quarter-finals while Japan will need to improve significantly if they are to reach the last eight.

“If we keep playing like this we will be knocked out in the next round. My players have strengths and abilities but unless they can display them on the pitch we can’t get good results, that’s the reality,” Japan coach Asako Takakura said.

international gymnastics federation, to organise qualifiers and the Tokyo Games competition.

A separate task force, headed by Serbian IOC member Nenad Lalovic, has been assigned to look into the ties with AIBA. McConnell said Watanabe’s task force, which does not include any member from the wider boxing family, would rely on some boxing expertise with AIBA providing details for referees, judges and other officials to be used in Tokyo.

“It is important that this direct contact with AIBA is maintained,” McConnell said.

He said other boxing experts would be consulted in the process.

“The task force has no direct representation of boxing federations but we will be calling on boxing expertise,” he said.

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to end their campaign.

Sechü Zubza are still three points behind league leaders Forerunners FC and Vanguard FC with both teams having played one match more. In the last league match of the season, they will play against Kohima Eagles FC League leaders Forerunners FC and Vanguard FC will play their fifth match of the season on Friday.

Today’s match Time: 1:30 pm Forerunners FC Vs Vanguard FC

IOC proposes Tokyo 2020 boxing plan without AIBA

D i m apu r , J un 2 0 (NPN): The District Education Officer, Mokokchung has informed that the distribution of escorts and home based education allowance for differently abled children cum sports day will be held on June 22 at Imkongmeren Sports Complex, Mokokchung from 9:00 AM. All beneficiaries have been informed to attend the LAUSANNE, Jun 20 programme positively.

(Agencies): The International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Wednesday D IM A P U R , J U N 2 0 thrashed out the plan for (NPN): With regard to the the boxing qualification and news item, “Naga boxer to competition for next year’s represent India at World Tokyo 2020 Olympics as it Championship”, ANAMA looks to run them without has clarified that Hemavi the suspended international Ayemi has been trained boxing federation AIBA. under the guidance and cerIt also proposed almost tificated coaches of All Na- trebling the number of womgaland Amateur Muaythai en boxers to 100 out of the Association (ANAMA). 286, up from 36 at the 2016 However, apart from the Rio de Janeiro Games. coaching, he has also been The IOC recommendrigorously training himself ed last month that boxing for the championship. should keep its place at

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ROME, Jun 20 (Agencies): Inter Milan have taken up the option to sign Italy international Matteo Politano from Sassuolo on a permanent basis, the Serie A club said on

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

The Southern Angami Youth Organisation (SAYO) would like to acknowledge some of the Individuals, Organisations, and the Departments for making the Programme a grand success for the official declarations of Dzükou Valley as “Plastic Free Zone” held on 5th June 2019 at Viswema Entry Point.

1. Hon’ble Er. Zale Neikha, Advisor, Youth Resources & Sports.

2. Smit. Akhale Vizol, Director, Tourism Department.

3. District Forest Officer, Kohima.

4. SDO (Civil) Jakhama 5. IPR. Jakhama Branch.

6. Shri Kevithuto Sophie, AIGP Nagaland.

7. Angami Youth Organisation (AYO) 8. Southern Angami Public Organisation (SAPO) 9. Southern Angami Gazetted Officer Krotho (SAGOK) 10. Southern Angami Sports Association (SASA) 11. Southern Angami Women Organisation (SAWO) 12. Southern Angami Students’ Union (SASU) 13. Southern Angami Board of Trustee (SABT) 14. Viswema Village Council 15. Viswema Youth Organisation (VYO) 16. Zheri Khel Council, Viswema.

17. Shri. Krovil Vitsu, Catechist Viswema Catholic Church.

18. The Noswe’s 19. The Chairmans & Secretaries of Southern Angami Villages 20. The Youth President & Colleages of Southern Angami Villages.

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INFORMATION This is to inform to all that Yajang NST bus service will resume, as earlier, from 25th June (Tuesday) 2019. The bus service from Dimapur to Yajang will be on Tuesday and Friday via Mariani, Nagachari. The return from Yajang to Dimapur will be on Wednesday and Saturday via same road.

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The following office bearers were elected for the tenure 2019-2021 : 1) President : Mr. Kelengulie Kera New Chumukedima Village 2) Vice President : Mr. Hankholal Hansing Maova Village 3) General Secretary : Mr. Kapeto Zhimomi Zhuikhu Village 4) Treasurer : Mr. Theja Jharnapani Village 5) Finance Secretary : Mr. Roko Seyie Rüzaphema Village 6) Advisors : 1) Mr. Khotso, New Socünoma Village 2) Mr. Semato, Pherima Village 3) Mr. Puho, Jharnapani Village DP-4831

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Warner’s ton guides Aus to 48-run win against B’desh

Nottingham, Jun 20 (Agencies): David Warner firmly stamped his authority on the World Cup 2019 as he hit a blazing 166 to set up Australia’s 48-run victory over Bangladesh in their encounter at Trent Bridge on Thursday. Set a target of 382 to win, Bangladesh were always looking at a tough task as they kept losing wickets at regular wickets to muster 333/8 in 50 overs.

Having won the toss and opting to bat first, Warner and skipper Aaron Finch (53) put on a 121-run stand for the 1st wicket, punishing the bowlers all over the park.

The surprise element for Bangladesh was part-time bowler Soumya Sarkar who picked 3/58 off his 8 overs

to five Bangladesh some respite.

After Finch departed, new batsman Usman Khawaja (89) joined Warner to post a 192-run partnership to put the match beyond Bangladesh’s reach. There was a time when Warner looked good for a 200 but he fell while trying to scoop a bouncer from Sarkar. Glenn Maxwell then provided the innings the required impetus by hitting 32 off just 10 balls, before being run-out by a direct-hit from Rubel Hossain.

Alex Carey (11*) and Marcus Stoinis (17*) then pulled the team total to 381, despite rain arriving at the end of the 49th over.

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Australia’s David Warner celebrates after scoring a century against Bangladesh on Thursday.

rect-hit from Aaron Finch, which brought last match’s hero Shakib al Hasan to the crease. In combination with Tamim Iqbal, the duo

posted 79 runs together to bring Bangladesh over 100.

Shakib (41) fell soon after leaving the responsibility of the chase on Tamim and

the rest. Tamim didn’t disappoint as he held firm at one end before being bowled by Mitchell Starc for 62. Liton Das (20) too fell while trying to up the ante.

At 175/4 in the 30th over, Mahmudullah joined Mushfiqur in the middle and the pair played together some audacious shots to string together a 127-run partnership for the 5th wicket. Their smart hitting made the Australians briefly nervous as the last powerplay ensued. Bangladesh needed 82 off the last 5 overs and though it looked improbable, the presence of the 2 batsmen at the crease made the side believe.

B u t t h e h o p e wa s shortlived as Mahmudullah perished trying to heave

a bouncer from Nathan Coulter-Nile, being caught

by Pat Cummins at deepsquare-leg. Sabbir Rahman was out for a first-ball duck on the next delivery leaving the chase in tatters.

Thereon, Mushfiqur tried his best - while bringing up his century from 95 balls - but due to lack of a proper batting partner at the other end, he could only watch as his side fell short by 48 runs.

Brief Scores Australia: 381/5 (David Warner 166, Usman Khawaja 89, Aaron Finch 53; Soumya Sarkar3/58) Bangladesh: 333/8 (Mushfiqur Rahim 102*, Mahmudullah 69; Nathan Coulter-Nile 2/58, Mitchell Starc 2/)

One arrested in connection with footballer Sala’s death

Lo n d o n, J u n 2 0 (IANS): Police investigating the death of footballer Emiliano Sala have confirmed the arrest of a 64year-old man on the suspicion of manslaughter.

The Argentinean footballer died on January 21 when the light plane he was travelling in crashed into the English Channel.

“We have carried out a wide-ranging investigation into the circumstances of

the death of Sala. As part of this investigation we have to consider whether there is any evidence of any suspected criminality and as a result of our inquiries we have arrested a 64-year-old man on suspicion of manslaughter by an unlawful act.

“He is assisting with our inquiries and has been released from custody under investigation,” said Detective Inspector Simon Huxter, of Dorset Police.

Shankar suffers injury scare Southampton, Jun 20 (PTI): All-rounder Vijay Shankar is the latest to suffer an injury scare in the Indian camp after being hit on toe during a rain-hit training session on Wednesday.

During Wednesday’s training, a Jasprit Bumrah yorker hit Shankar flush on his toes and he was apparently in pain. However, a team source informed PTI that there’s nothing to worry as of now. “Yes, Vijay was in pain but it has subsided by the evening.

Hopefully, there’s nothing scary,” the source said.

Shankar is one of the designated No 4 batsmen in this Indian line-up although he is being used as a floater. Shankar is also a handy medium pacer who got a couple of important wickets against Pakistan including skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed.

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