June 23, 2019 by Nagaland Post

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Vol XXIX No. 196

DIMAPUR, SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2019 Pages 12 ` 5.00

Mon diaries: culture, learning and memories

Chile through to Copa quarters

Pakistan must take verifiable steps against terrorism: India

Sunday Post Supplement

sports, Page 11

national, Page 5

Resolution on bandhs, Sunday shopping

Staff Reporter

DIMAPUR, JUN 22 (NPN): In a significant development, Dimapur Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) held a joint meeting with around 1000 members of the business community of Dimapur City at Durga Mandir Saturday where a five-point resolution was adopted with regard to bandhs, Sunday shopping, unauthorised raids on shops and collection of taxes by self-styled individuals or organisations. The meeting resolved that the business community of Dimapur, would under no circumstance, down shutters on bandhs called by any organisations, associations or unions unless it was a government administrative order or officially directed by the DCCI. Any business establishment violating the above resolution will be penalised with a fine of Rs.5000. To supplement the above resolution, the house also decided that the business community will declare “non-cooperation in all forms” against those individual(s) and organisa-

Fake video: Army warns against imposter NEW DELHI, JUN 22 (IANS): The Indian Army has cautioned people not to believe an imposter who is seen in a video wearing Army combat uniform and spreading disinformation. The Additional Director General PI of the Indian Army, through its twitter handle said, “Imposter wearing Indian Army combat uniform in video spreading disinformation”. ‘Be Cautious - Be Vigilant’, the Army said. “Soldiers of #IndianArmy are committed to uphold the core values of our Constitution and the rich history of courage, valour and sacrifice,” the India Army added. The Army also shared the photo of the fake video saying “Please do not spread this fake video of IMPOSTER”. Last year, during the Kerala floods, the Army had warned about an imposter wearing Army combat uniform in a video and spreading disinformation about rescue and relief efforts. “Imposter wearing Army combat uniform in video spreading disinformation about rescue & relief efforts,” it tweeted. An exserviceman was later booked for allegedly spreading false information on relief work.

This is it!

“Sorry no lunch. I sent SMS that I’ve decided we’ll eat lunch in that new food joint.” K Y M C

DCCI president Akashe Zhimomi speaking at the general meeting on Saturday. (NP)

tions who are found issuing any order or forcibly imposing closure that is against the interest of the business community. Under resolution No.3. the house resolved that ‘Sunday Closure’ would be lifted after 12 noon on medical stores, hotels, lodging, tours and travels, confectionaries, dealers of all perishable items such as vegetables, fruits, fishes, groceries and saloons. Under resolution No.2, the house resolved that the business community will not entertain any form of “illegal collection by NGOs and students bodies’ either in terms of cash, sale of calendars or lottery tickets. Those violating the resolu-

tion would be subjected to resultant action as deemed fit by the DCCI. As per resolution No.4,the house decided that no individual or organisation will be allowed to conduct raid for expiry of items or MRP inside shops and godowns. It was resolved that those individuals or organisations having any grievance should report the matter with the appropriate authority and pursue the matter in a legal manner. The house therefore, cautioned that the business community shall file FIRs against any self-styled individual or organisation found collecting such tax or penalty. In order to strengthen

the business community, the house also unanimously resolved that all business establishments in Dimapur will be registered with DCCI in a time-bound manner. Earlier, delivering special address at the meeting, Confederation of Nagaland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CNCCI) chairman Dr. Khekhuga Muru maintained that it was time for the entire business community to stand up for their rights and extend their support and strengthen DCCI. Delivering presidential address, DCCI president Akashe Zhimomi urged the community members to respect one another and not to create misunderstanding within themselves. He

called upon the members to promote healthy competition and continue to focus on their obligations. DCCI secretary Chandu Agarwal, asked the business owners to be ethical and ensure that they pay their taxes to the state and not to some other states. He informed community members to inform DCCI if any business owner or company from other state(s) refused to deal with them. He asked the business community to keep their shops open till 7.30 pm during summer and 7 pm during winter. He also asked the business community to inform DCCI or other appropriate authorities, if miscreants create problems. Solidarity messages were also delivered by DCCI advisor Dennis Yepthomi and Basu Damani. The general meeting was chaired by DCCI secretary Ahidur Rahman, dedicatory prayer was given by LBCD associated pastor Lanlongo Yanthan, DCCI grievances cell chairman Omega Yepthomi delivered welcome address and DCCI general secretary Sanjay Sethi proposed vote of thanks.

Breakthrough in arresting May 25 ambush mastermind: IGAR

(L) Arms and ammunition seized by security forces on Saturday (R) Yanghang alias Mopa of NSCN (K).

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUN 22 (NPN): Inspector General of Assam Rifles (North) Maj. Gen. PC Nair Saturday said that the arrest of ‘maj. gen.’ Yanghang alias Mopa of the Augn Yung led NSCN (K) faction on June 21 was a major breakthrough for security forces in connection with the May 25 ambush at Aboi-Mon road, where two AR personnel were killed. In continuation of the operation, security forces

also seized two AK series rifles, 2 magazines and around 50 rounds of ammunition besides other items Saturday. Sources, said that the seizure was made following interrogation of Mopa. During interrogation, the NSCN (K) functionary gave details of the locations where the arms and ammunitions were kept. They were found inside the jungle in a temporary hut, wrapped in plastic. Addressing a press conference here at IGAR (N) Hq, Nair said Mopa, a self

styled ‘maj. gen.’ was the highest ranking cadre of Aung Yung led NSCN (K) in India, and the chief architect of extortion and perpetrator of many heinous crimes. He was also controlling all operations of the faction in Nagaland, Manipur and Arunachal, Nair added. After the ambush, IGAR (N) said GOC-in-C Eastern Command, Lt Gen MM Naravane visited the forward areas on June 5, 2019 to exhort the troops to ensure relentless operations

to apprehend the culprits. He had also announced a cash reward of Rs. Five lakhs for information leading to the arrest of those involved. With the support of the local populace and under the aegis of 3 Corps, Maj. Gen. Nair said the Army, special forces and Assam Rifles of Eastern Command launched sustained military operations in all dimensions to nab the perpetrators. IGAR (N) said Mopa’s arrest is not only a massive victory for security forces and state governments but also a relief amongst local population. “Security Forces have a firm resolve to continue their relentless operations to protect all the citizens from this bane of terrorism,” he added. IGAR(N) appealed to all cadres to give up such futile course of violence and join the initiative of Government of India in cease-fire efforts to bring peace and development in the region.

DNSU, ANCSU resolve to fight influx of illegal immigrants

DNSU and ANCSU office bearers along with representatives from units.

DIMAPUR, JUN 22 (NPN): Dimapur Naga Students’ Union (DNSU) and All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) have resolved to strongly fight against the influx of illegal immigrants and extend “unflinching support” to the Joint Committee on Prevention of Illegal Immigrants (JCPI) and Naga Students’ Federation (NSF). The two unions adopted the resolution at a consultative meeting after seriously deliberating on the “threat of illegal immigrants taking over the Naga market”. In a joint press release, DNSU president Sedevilie Angami and ANCSU president Katho P Awomi

State JD (U) dissolved to appoint new team KOHIMA, JUN 22 (NPN): Consequent upon the resolution, on ‘organizational election’ at various levels of the Janata Dal United (JD-U), during at the national executive council meeting held on June 9 at Patna, the Nagaland unit JD (U) office bearers have dissolved with immediate effect. In a press note, JD(U) general secretary, Kitoho S. Rotokha stated that party during its national executive meeting endorsed and authorized JD(U)’s North East Executive Council chairman to appointment all presidents and office bearers including the women and youth wing of the party in NE states. In this regard, Rotokha said all state executive members and all assembly constituencies office bearers have been relieved of their responsibilities with immediate effect to facilitate smooth conduct of the organization election.

appealed to the Naga indigenous inhabitants not to practice benami business transaction with non-locals (which is a punishable offence under the law) particularly within Dimapur district. They said that such practice has drastically affected the Naga economy besides encouraging the influx of illegal immigrants. The two unions, while considering the unwanted situations that had confronted the naga society due to selfish vested interest individuals, affirmed to strictly monitor such ill practices affecting the future of the Nagas. The consultative meeting held along with its units also discussed various issues confronting the

student community in particular and the society in general. DNSU and ANCSU have called upon the state government to have serious approach towards the issues being raised by the unions on various occasions. F u r t h e r, t h e t w o unions have appealed to the students not to indulge in any immoral activities. They cautioned that the unions would be vigilant to prevent such practices which could tarnish the image of the student community. DNSU and ANCSU also affirmed to counter any authority/groups/individuals whose act could hamper the interest of students and the society.

NCD urges CM for early completion of bridges Lauds Rio for implementing changes in Dmu DIMAPUR, JUN 22 (NPN): Naga Council Dimapur has expressed appreciation of the citizens of Dimapur to the People’s Democratic Alliance (PDA) government led by chief minister Neiphiu Rio for the changes that have taken place in keeping with its slogan “Change Is Coming.” In a statement, NCD vice president (Adm) K. Ghokheto Chophy maintained that the two major problems faced by the citizens of Dimapur- road conditions and drainagesresulting in traffic congestion and water logging “have been solved to a great extent.”

Naga Council also lauded public awareness on sanitation under ‘Swachch Bharat Mission’ which has ushered in a sense of responsibility among public. The council also pointed out other developments such as construction of waiting sheds and town beautification taking place in Dimapur. While lauding chief minister Neiphiu Rio for giving his best towards achieving the slogan’ Change Is Coming’, NCD however lamented on the slowness in the construction of two main bridges - Dhansiri bridge and Nagarjan bridge. NCD has requested the chief minister to urgently look into the issue of slow pace of progress in the construction of the two bridges “before the onset of winter, as a Christmas bonus for the people.”

E-tattoo for accurate heart monitoring developed Mudslides block traffic along NH-29 NEW YORK, JUN 22 (IANS): Engineers have developed a new wearable, ultra-thin electronic device - e-tattoo - that could make heart monitoring easier and more accurate than existing electrocardiograph machines. Developed by engineers from the University of Texas at Austin, the graphene-based ‘e-tattoo’ can be placed on the skin to measure a variety of body responses, from electrical to biomechanical signals. The electronic device is so lightweight and stretchable that it can be placed over the heart for extended periods without any discomfort, according to the engineer’s research, published in the Advanced Science journal. Moreover, it measures cardiac health in two ways -- taking electrocardiograph

and seismocardiography readings simultaneously. Most of us are familiar with already existing technologies such as Electrocardiogram (ECG), a method that records the rates of electrical activity produced each time the heart beats and Seismocardiography (SCG), a measurement technique using chest vi-

brations associated with heartbeats. Whereas, this new etattoo, powered remotely by a smartphone, is the first ultra-thin technology to measure both ECG and SCG. “We can get much greater insight into heart health by the synchronous collection of data from

both sources,” said Nanshu Lu, Associate Professor at the University of Texas at Austin. The Electrocardiogram readings alone are not accurate enough for determining heart health but they provide additional information when combined with Seismocardiography signal recordings, said researchers. The e-tattoo is made of a piezoelectric polymer called polyvinylidene fluoride, capable of generating its own electric charge in response to mechanical stress. Besides, it also includes 3D digital image correlation technology that is used to map chest vibrations in order to identify the best location on the chest to place the e-tattoo. This device can be worn for days, providing constant heart monitoring.

Correspondent/Staff Reporter

KOHIMA/DIMAPUR, JUN 22 (NPN): Several hundred vehicles were left stranded along NH29, between Pherima and Piphema due to landslides, triggered by incessant rains on Saturday. According to Dimapur Traffic police, the mudslide occurred Saturday morning, blocking the highway for over 5 hours. However, the road was cleared with the help of machineries provided by highway construction firms. Police also informed that a truck got stuck in the loose mud and blocked the highway at Ghaspani area, but was later towed away. Meanwhile, vehicular movement near Central jail junction, Dimapur was also diverted Saturday morning due to the ongo-

An excavator clearing the culvert near Agri expo site. (Social Media)

ing construction of the Post that the road has been culvert. However, Traffic opened for single-lane trafpolice informed Nagaland fic. K Y M C

state

IWCD & RCD initiative to beautify Dmu

Alongside the mural painting, the Inner Wheel Club, Tovihoto, advisor Power along with the Rotary Club Dimapur has constructed concrete benches. (NP) members after unveiling of the plaque. (NP)

Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, JUN 22 (NPN): With the objective to beautify Dimapur, Inner Wheel Club Dimapur (IWCD) and Rotary Club Dimapur (RCD) adopted an area, which was earlier a dumping site under Dimapur Municipal Council (DMC) for “A Better Dimapur” project, which was inaugurated on Saturday. The INWCD took up the project to beautify the stretch of Dimapur Club at Midland, Dimapur which was inaugurated by Nagaland Post editor-in-chief Geoffrey Yaden. The park which was earlier a dump site was converted over a period of 15 days on a stretch of 190 feet adorned with mural paintings, cemented floor, tree plantation and eco bricks with swings at a cost of around INR 3 lakh. The

mural painting was created by artist Sentiyanger Longkumer of Wandering Minds. Speaking at the inaugural programme, Yaden while lauding DMC he said that the initiative of DMC project “A better Dimapur” has been witnessing innovative ways of discouraging waste. Acknowledging that littering has become part of “our” habit which will take time, he said if each one took the responsibility of one’s action then things will change and work together work to find a solution. Delivering shor t speech, DMC administrator Moa Sangtam, mentioned that the idea behind the project was to encourage everyone to come together and contribute to make Dimapur a better place. He also reminded that the project was not

for the benefit of DMC alone but for welfare of the community. He also encouraged the gathering to continue maintaining the project taken up by various organisations. Short speech was also delivered by social worker, Thangi Manen in the programme chaired by IWCD president Khushboo Agarwal. Meanwhile, Rotary drinking water, toilet blockcum-waiting shed constructed by RCD was also inaugurated by advisor Power, H Tovihoto Ayemi as special guest. Ayemi in his address congratulated the initiative of RCD and encouraged them to be consistent. Pointing out that water and toilet facilities were basic, he said that such initiative should be lauded by all. He also called upon the gathering saying that in the last few years com-

KCK conducts fresher’s meet

Neichute Duolo and KCK acting principal, Thinuokhrienuo Tseikhanuo with Mr & Miss Fresher’s of Kohima College Kohima. (NP)

Correspondent KO H I M A , J U N 2 2 (NPN): Kohima College Kohima (KCK) held its 52nd fresher's social meet with chief executive officer & coordinator Entrepreneurs Associates Nagaland (EAN), Neichüte Duolo as special guest at its college auditorium on Saturday. Exhorting the students, Duolo encouraged them to strive for confidence and become independent as young Nagas. He said students should not depend on their parents by the age of 18, instead they must try to find good part time jobs for their pocket

money. In order to become good and better, Nagas must change their mind-set and be ready to honestly work and toil for their goals and aims, he said. Word of acceptance on behalf of seniors was delivered by Keneinuo Rülho and on behalf of freshers’ by Akhriezo Kezo. The induction of Kohima College Students’ Council (KCSC) executives was led by Ase Yalie, convenor students welfare committee KCK, while outgoing general secretary Manom Taiwangshu and incoming general secretary Zapoi delivered short speeches.

NNC/FGN adopts six-point resolution DIMAPUR: Council of kilonsers, NNC/FGN at the meeting held on June 21 discussed and deliberated about the problems that continue to plague the Konyak region and adopted a six-point resolution. A press release from NNC/FGN through its MIP stated that, the meeting resolved that all the administrative orders of the NNC/FGN pertaining to Konyak region are annulled. Secondly it resolved that Konyak region will function under the direct control of the kedahge/kedallo, NNC/ FGN. Its third resolution imposed prohibition on collection of any tax, financial transfers and suspension of all activities in the region till the regional leacy hoho is properly constituted and fully functional. Fourthly, a three member team comprising of T. V. Litsaba, kilonser as convenor, Tingloi Konyak, kilonser as member and Ghuvishe Zhimomi, cabinet secretary as member secretary have been entrusted with the responsibility of conducting the election of the leacies within a period of 1 (one) month, i.e. on or before July 31, 2019. Its fifth resolution imposed prohibition on election/appointment of drunkards, addicts, antisocials and individuals of doubtful characters to any post of the Federal Government of Nagaland and the Naga army. For any appointment of the above mentioned, strict action will be taken against the official/s responsible for recommendation and the appointee. It also resolved that the Konyak regional leacy hoho will be constituted under the direct supervision of the kedallo, killo kilonser, lota kilonser, law & justice kilonser and the cabinet secretary. K Y M C

Marking the occasion, a brief felicitation from the Political Science department of the college was also held wherein Mesanuo Miachieo was awarded the student Meritorious Award. Megosekhono from BA 1st semester won the Miss Fresher and Viboto Achumi of BA 1st semester as tMr Fresher. The programme was chaired by Kongpe P, invocation prayer by associate professor of English, Sunjeminla, KCK acting principal, Thinuokhrienuo Tseikhanuo delivered the welcome note and vote of thanks was tendered by Shanyelo Kent.

munity people have come together in various ways for good and to be appreciated. He added that one should inculcate the idea and not solely depend on the government itself. He also encouraged the citizens to inculcate civic sense of belonging and take care of the utility service. DMC administrator, Moa Sangtam while saying that completing is not the end but the beginning, encouraged the citizens to maintain the place. Briefing about the initiative, RCD chairman Chandu Agarwal said the construction was completed at a cost of around rupees seven lakh forty seven thousand contributed from well wishers. He informed that permanent staff will be appointed to take care of the pay and use utility services which will remain open from 5 a.m to 7 p.m.

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 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) stressed on the importance of knowing one’s origin and meaning, taking into consideration ancestral oral history as Nagas have 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.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2019

YAA bans fishing and hunting in its jurisdiction DIMAPUR: Yimchungrü Akherü Arihako (YAA) has informed that inspite of YAA standing resolution adopted during the 41st general session at its headquarter, Shamator which prohibits hunting, fishing, poaching and collection of medicinal plants/herbs within its jurisdiction, it has been brought to the knowledge of YAA that some individuals were clandestinely engaged in the aforementioned “illegal trade” in the region. In a press release, YAA deputy speaker, Nuheymong Bomrr and assembly secretary, Dohanba has reminded all concerned that YAA will enforce “blanket ban” in the entire Yimchungrü’s jurisdiction. YAA has further endorsed all its constituent units to reinforce the resolution through proper monitoring and empower them to penalize defaulters within their respective jurisdiction as per the resolution. YAA stated that in the event of non-compliance of this order or failure to implement the said resolution by any of the constituent unit, the concerned unit and village council shall be held fully responsible. YAA also sought co-operation and support from all the stakeholders including the village councils in preserving the flora and fauna in the region.

news in Brief NPAD informs: Nagaland Pensioners’ Association Dimapur (NPAD), has informed that the office shall have three full working days on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 10 a.m to 3 p.m with immediate effect. All pensioners have been informed to obtain ID card, which is now a valid document to substantiate authenticity of a pensioner in treasury, banks and journeys. Smart ID is also available. NSBSGs to organise gratitude function and award ceremony: Nagaland State Bharat Scout & Guides (NSBSGs) is organizing a “gratitude function” for Governor P.B Acharya and “award ceremony” for Rajya Puraskar scouts and guides 2019 on June 25, 11 a.m at conference hall, Life Members’ Building, Bayavu Hill, Kohima. Governor Acharya will be giving away the certificate awards. PHED, ANFSA emergency meeting: Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) and All Nagaland Field Staff Association (ANFSA) PHED has convened emergency general meeting on June 28, 10 a.m at LCS hall near Ao Baptist Church, Kohima. All the unit president/secretary/executive members have been requested to attend the meeting positively. DDNCSU emergency general body meet: Dimapur District Nagaland Contractors’ & Suppliers’ Union (DDNCSU) has convened an emergency general body meeting to resolve some important issue with regard to union’s welfare on June 26, 11 a.m at its office. All the office bearers including advisors, members of various committees & concerned registered members have been requested to attend the meeting. NSSATA Peren unit general meet: NSSATA Peren unit has convened general meeting cum election of new office bearer on June 25, 11 a.m at Jalukie town women hall near SDO (Electric) office. All members have been requested to attend the meeting positively and submit the required fees on the same day. Tetso college to organizes round table conference: Department of Political Science, Tetso College will be organising a round table conference on “religious intolerance and extremism in India” on June 28, 1:30 p.m at Tetso College, Sovima, Dimapur. Anyone interested can participate by registering at bit.ly/2WSrcSH. NDLRSTSA appoints new team: Nagaland Directorate Land Records and Survey Technical Staff Association (NDLRSTSA) has appointed new team of office bearers led by Y Tamung Konyak and Tepulepral as president and general secretary, respectively along with five other members. KPC membership drive: Kohima Press Club (KPC) will be conducting its annual membership drive from June 22 to July 22. All members are informed that renewal/annual membership is fixed at Rs.500 while the registration fee for fresh membership is fixed at Rs.1000. Anyone seeking membership, both renewal and fresh may contact any of the executive council. Fresh applicants and existing members seeking to renew their membership will be required to produce a photocopy of his/her valid identity card duly issued by the media organization he/ she is associated with.

R Khing urges officers to be efficient and sincere Correspondent KOHIMA, JUN 22 (NPN): Advisor for Animal Husbandry & Veterinary Services and Women Resource Development, R Khing urged the officers to be efficient, sincere and committed to serve the people while also being in their respective places of posting without neglecting the duty. Speaking during the Rengma Officers’ Forum (ROF) 18th general body meeting held at town hall Tseminyu, Saturday, Khing said as government officers they have special responsibility towards Rengma community in particular and the people of the state in general. Calling upon the officers to do away with the colours of inefficiency and misbehaviour, Khing asked them to be an eye opener for others and also urged to be dutiful and explore their potentials for the welfare and betterment of the state. Khing further asked the officers to provide quality service to the community and live upto the expectation of the people and the government. “Give your best service with quality,

R Khing addressing the ROF 18th general body meeting at Tseminyu on June 22. (NP)

sincerity and efficiency for the benefit and uplift of the society,” he said and challenged the Rengma officers to exercise their best minds and approaches to bring positive change in the society. Extending greetings on the occasion, ADC of Tseminyu, Nokchasashi pointed that Naga society is marred with lots of different organizations which depends on contributions. Asserting that many organisations simply conduct one general meeting a year and does not involve in any other activities, Nokchasashi urged ROF to make the forum activity based for the welfare of the sub-division as Tseminyu is strategically located. Delivering the presidential address, ROF president

More reports on ‘International Yoga Day’

Y. M Yollow addressing at the KUK general meeting on Saturday, Kohima. (NP)

DIMAPUR: International Yoga Day was observed by various organisations and institutions across Nagaland on June 21. KVR Cantt: Kendriya Vidyalaya Rangapahar fraternity including students, teachers, non-teaching staff actively participated in the demonstration session of the various asanas followed by Omkar chanting. At the inaugural speech principal of the Vidyalaya MK Tewari reflected on the importance of regular

yoga to remain fit and improve concentration power of the students. The programme also highlighted various competitions for the students such as slogan writing, poster making and painting to create awareness and for promoting a healthy lifestyle amongst the youngsters. GHSS Bhandari: Teachers and students of GHSS Bhandari observed the day with 28 Assam Rifle (AR). GHSS Bhandari principal Sunil Thakur

enlightened the students about the importance and benefits of various postures both physical and mental well-being. NU Lumami: In Nagaland University (NU), Lumami, university registrar Dr. Abemo was chief guest. A press release from PRO & coordinator, IDY 2019, Peter Ki, stated that chief guest in his speech highlighted the brief history of the celebration of the day. He exhorted everyone

to practice yoga for the good of the body, mind, and soul and to promote peace and harmony. Yoga practice was led by Somnath Chakraborty. Dr. Krishna Kant Upadhyay, director, CDC, gave away the prizes to the Keviphruonuo Kuotsu, Ikatoli, Tovinali, and Hinoto Chophy for their excellent performance of Yoga Asanas. The judges were Dr. Krishna Kant Upadhyay & Albert Khizho, deputy registrar, exam section. More than 100 students including university officers & staff, KVK staff, and KV students attended the programme. Meanwhile, the university yoga committee had held its preparatory meeting on June 12, wherein suggestions were made for short-term and longterm activities related to Yoga for the health and well-being of the staff and students. Yoga demonstrations were also given by Prof. A. K. Singh, Political Science, and prof. M. K. Sinha, Economics.

Pollem Tep said that having the status of an officer and enjoying its privileges, one was vested with responsibilities to contribute their resources, be it in decision making or policy executive. Tep maintained that officers were expected to contribute without prejudice, so that the government will progress in its developmental activities and achieve its goal in time for the welfare of the people. Maintaining that the government has declared Tseminyu as “aspirational sub-division” under Kohima district, he called upon the ROF members to take this as a stepping stone and bring positive changes from one’s own department to Tseminyu. Further expressing concerns on the horizon of advancing ultra-high

technology and digitized world coupled with looming concerns in environment, climate change, cyber-security, communalism, tribalism, intolerance, corruption etc, Tep said ROF should reflect, roll up their sleeves and come together with one voice and invest their enthusiasm and involvement for the welfare and development of the society. Rengma Hoho president Kenny Tep also exhorted the gathering while occasion was also marked by felicitation of three HSSLC toppers and 26 retired government servants who were members of the ROP. Retired director of Geology and Mining, Wanthang Rengma also spoke on behalf of the retired members. During the business session reports of ROF general secretary and finance secretary were presented by R Yhunsinlo Kent and Kethinon Mesen. Paper presentation on migration history of the Western Rengma by Dr Nshoga Rengma and deliberations on the topic government college at Tseminyu, ROF building in Tseminyu and district demand were also held.

KUK conducts 38th general meeting

Y. M Yollow addressing at the KUK general meeting on Saturday, Kohima. (NP)

Correspondent KOHIMA, JUN 22 (NPN): Konyak Union Kohima (KUK) conducted its 30th general meeting today at SIRD conference hall Saturday. Exhorting the gathering Y. M Yollow, MLA shared on three types of Konyaks, the past, present and the future Konyak, the traditional values, work culture and honesty. He reminded that Konyak people had remained united since time immemorial to this day and urged that the same must exist and advocated that Konyak identity must be highly preserved. Yollow reiterated to remain united for the upliftment of the Konyak community and

acknowledged the present team of KUK for working for the welfare of the Konyak community in and around Kohima and extended his support to the KUK in future. Eshak Konyak, MLA in his brief address shared about transparency and accountability in the community and urged to maintain the identity and preserve the traditional value of life. MLA also extended his support for betterment of Konyak society in the days to come. General secretary KUK Khongjah and finance secretary S. A Engo presented annual report while the president Dr. W. Phola delivered welcome note. Pastor KBBK pronounced invocation prayer. K Y M C

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2019

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WEATHER FORECAST June 23

(Temperature in ºC)

Max Min

Agartala Clouds and sun, a t-storm

34 26

A t-storm around in the a.m.

30 21

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

34 26

A t-storm around in the a.m.

31 22

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

30 23

Aizawl Imphal Shillong

A thunderstorm in spots

26 19

Kohima

A shower and t-storm around

27 20

Dimapur Clouds and sun Mkg

A thunderstorm in the area

Tuensang Some sun, a t-storm in spots Wokha

Partly sunny; pleasant

Zunheboto Some sun, a t-storm in spots

34 24 29 20 22 17 28 22 27 18

State

Governor Acharya and his wife, Kavita along with director KODH, Neibanuo, officers of Raj Bhavan and children of KODH on June 22.

DIMAPUR: Governor of Nagaland PB Acharya and his wife Kavita Acharya visited the Kohima Orphanage and Destitute Home (KODH) on June 22. According to PRO to Governor, while interacting with the children of KODH, Governor stated that everyone was equal and called on the children to enrich their knowledge by reading books and studying hard so as to stand on their own. Know your goals and work towards achieving it, he stated. He also harped on the

importance of skill development and skill courses, stating that a government sector has reached saturation point, whereby he encouraged the children to be ready for entrepreneurship and skill related jobs. No work is small and work is worship, he added. Governor also called on the management to know the needs of the society and to guide the children in the right path and congratulated KODH for giving a home and family to the children. K av i t a A c h a r y a , while interacting with the

children encouraged them to be supportive and to be helpful to each other and also shared a story with the children. D i r e c t o r KO D H , Neibanuo gave a brief history of their home and said that there were presently 93 children living with them. She also stated that over the years children who had left the home have managed to stand on their own and supporting themselves well. Governor Acharya and his wife also donated groceries and vegetables during their visit.

AASU asks govt to address GHSS Aboi grievances DIMAPUR: Aboi Area Students’ Union (AASU) has urged the state government to look into the grievances of Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Aboi under Mon District, which is the only higher secondary school in the sub-division. In a press release, AASU president, Mankhat Kaihi highlighted the issue of lack of adequate classrooms for students of GHSS Aboi and urged the government to immediately sanction funds for construction of additional classrooms. The union said that despite increase of students seeking admission in the school, GHSS Aboi has been unable to accommodate more students due to inadequate number of classrooms. As immediate measure, the union said it constructed a class room so that the school could accommodate students seeking admission in Class 11. The union also highlighted the shortage of benches and desks and urged the concern department to look into the grievances of the school at the earliest.

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ADC Manpai Phom (3rd from left) along with others. (NP)

Correspondent MOKOKCHUNG, JUN 22 (NPN): A massive social work was carried out at the premises of the Inter State Bus Teminus (ISBT), Mokokchung (located under the jurisdiction of Khensa village), Saturday by district administration, in collaboration with the Khensa Village Council (KVC), NST, MMC & Mokokchung District Private Bus Association (MDPBA). Speaking on the side-

lines to media persons during the social work, ADC Mokokchung & administrator, Mokokchung Municipal Council (MMC), Manpai Phom said that the social work was being carried out, as the ISBT was becoming fully functional. He said that the ISBT became operational on February 1, 2019 with NST night buses plying from the venue, followed by the private night buses since June 15, 2019, with close co-operation from

MDPBA. He said that all the immediate shortfall amenities for both passengers and drivers will be met at the earliest. 6 dustbins were donated by MMC as primary measure, he added. Moreover, Manpai added that the ½ hourly departure timings of the recently introduced, city bus (NST) which plys between ISBT and NST station, have been rescheduled to suit the departure timing of the night buses (5:30 pm).

TSU conducts its annual literary day in Kohima Quiz 1st Vimenuo Suohu and Dzieseneinuo Solo, 2nd Mhaphruovilie Whuorie and 3rd Kekhrienguzo Belho; Solo singing 1st Kekhrielanuo Belho, 2nd Lhouvisanuo Solo, 3rd Vikeyienuo Solo; Spelling bee 1st Viwenuo Suohu, 2nd Thejakhrietuo Belho, 3rd Diepulhoulie Sek-

hose; Essay (Tenyidie) 1st Dzieseneinuo Solo, 2nd Neipedezo Zatsu, 3rd Keneivonuo Solo (English) 1st Viwenuo Suohu, 2nd Visangunuo Solo, 3rd Neisevinuo Noreen Solo. Some of the winners of this competition will be participating in the coming Spero Meloria which will

be hosted by the Kohima Village Students Union and Doplin Club on July 12 and 13. Earlier, invocation was offered by CRC assistant pastor, Sedekhriezo Whuorie and vote of A week-long “Mission Healing Fest” (MHF) on the theme “If you believe you will see thanks by TSU education the glory of God” John 11:40 is underway at Rev. Krutsolie Yashü Memorial Hall and statistical secretary near High School ground, Kohima. (Organisers of MHF) Sedevituo Belho.

Participant of TSU literary competition with TSU officials. (NP)

Correspondent KO H I M A , J U N 2 2 (NPN): Tsütuonuomia Students Union (TSU) held its annual literary day on June 22 at the T. khel community hall, Kohima village. Imphal RBI assistant manager, Keneisalie Kevin Solo exhorted the students on financial literacy, promotion of virtual money, ways of savings, scheme and loan from the government that can help the village people and students in many ways. Keynote address was given by TSU advisor Seyiekhrietuo Sekhose. Competitions were

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Manipur chief minister, N Biren planting a tree sapling to mark the launching of Green Manipur Mission in Kangpokpi district on Saturday. (NP)

Cattle smuggler shot dead by BSF Agartala, Jun 22 (PTI): A cattle smuggler was shot dead by BSF troops near the Indo-Bangla international border in Tripura’s Sepahijala district on Saturday, police said. Sonamura, SDPO Souvik Dey told reporters that one Sharif Miah alias Tuhin (25) was challenged while smuggling cattle into the neighbouring country by BSF personnel of 74 Battalion deployed along India-Bangladesh border. “A group of people breached Indo-Bangla fence in the early hours this morning to smuggle cattle. One Vijay Kumar, a BSF constable challenged them. But the smugglers attacked him with sharp weapons. The personnel shot them in the legs with a non lethal weapon. The victim was stooping low, got hit in the chest and died,” the SDPO said. A senior BSF officer from Tripura frontier said their personnel opened fire from a non lethal pump action gun to incapacitate the smugglers since they had mounted an attack on him.

GUWAHATI, Jun 22 (Agencies): With updated National Register of Citizens 1951 slated to be published on July 30, a group of people in Assam will start ‘Constitution Yatra’ from June 23 to create awareness about the rights of citizens enshrined in the Indian constitution. The Yatra or journey will start Dhubri and will travel through Bongaigaon, Goalpara, Barpeta and Baksa districts. One of the convenor of the programme, Sakil Ahmed said, “The rally will be participated by 1000 Constitutional Sevaks (workers). Former member of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) Harsh Mandar is also scheduled to take part in the rally and programmes.” The first draft of Supreme Court-monitored NRC was published on December 31, 2017 in which 1 .9 Crore names out of 3.29 Crore applicants were included. With names of 2, 89, 83,677 people final draft of NRC was published on July 30 last year. Around 4,007, 707 people could not make it to this final draft.

Need structural changes in Tripura to hand over 20 govt schools to ISKCON NE Congress units, says Faleiro Agartala, Jun 22 (PTI): Tripura government has decided to hand over 20 state-run schools including 13 closed institutions to ISKCON to run them, Education Minister Ratan Lal Nath said Friday. The 13 schools are closed as they don’t have any student. In 147 other government schools there are a maximum of only 10 students, he said. “The council of ministers in its meeting held on Thursday evening decided to hand over 20 schools including the closed 13 schools and seven schools from 147 schools, which have maximum 10 students to

the authorities of International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), who agreed to provide quality education in those schools”, Nath told a press conference. ‘Indian Tribal Care Trust’, a wing of ISKCON would run the schools, Nath said, adding the schools are located in remote and tribal areas of the state. The minister said the BJP-IPFT gover nment which came to power in the state last year after ousting the Left Front was trying to reform the education system in the state. “Initially they (ISKCON) opted for 53 schools

S hillo n g, J u n 2 2 (PTI): Admitting that the state Congress units in the northeast need to introspect and work on their strengths and weaknesses, senior leader Luihinzo Faleiro has called for structural changes in the party. Faleiro, who is the All India Congress Committee (AICC) general secretary in-charge of the northeast, said the party will come up with an action plan and a road map for the restructuring programme in about 6,000 villages of Meghalaya over the next 15 days. The nation was going through “disturbing times”, with the incumbent BJP government doing nothing to improve the economic and employment scenario, he claimed. “The Congress is going through difficult times, we have to accept it. We are

doing our introspection to find out and work on our strengths and weaknesses. “However, more than the Congress party, it is the nation which is going through disturbing times,” Faleiro said on Friday during a meeting with Meghalaya Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) leaders, party MLAs and other functionaries. He sought the support of regional parties, maintaining that the BJPled government was not sensitive to the needs of the indigenous communities in the northeast. “The former economic adviser to the prime minister had clearly stated that the way the GDP was being manipulated, it was wrong. There is no industrial growth or agricultural growth, the BJP government has taken the country

45 years behind in terms of employment opportunities,” he said. The regional parties in the northeast should realize that the BJP-led NDA government was working against their interests, Faleiro stressed. “The NDA government has withdrawn special category status to the northeast states, it was now trying to implement the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill here. It is important to realise whether being a member of the NEDA would be beneficial for the region in the long-run,” he said, urging the regional outfits to unite and “defeat the agenda” of the BJP. The Congress has won three of 14 Lok Sabha seats in Assam and one seat in Meghalaya in the recently concluded general election.

The Xuivi Community Zunheboto Town (XCZT) congratulate the following students of the community on their graduation in the recently declared BA result. 1. Aimson A. Zhimomi : Economics (Hons) Top 2 Nagaland 2. Bethel T. Zhimo : Pol. Science (Hons) 3. Kivipu K. Zhimo : Pol. Science (Hons) Distinction 4. Nitoli K. Zhimo : Pol. Science (Hons) 5. Piwoka Zhimomi : General Top 2 Nagaland The community wish them all success in life. Chairman XCZT

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We the Porbami Social Club Kohima would like to convey our heartiest congratulation to Shri Niesato Hesu for being Promoted to Deputy Secy, to the Govt. of Nagaland, Nagaland Civil Secretariat and Shri. Vekho Puro for being promoted to Under Secretary to the Government of Nagaland, Nagaland Civil Secretariat, Kohima. The Union further wishes them the best and pray for more success in their future endeavour. Sd/Sd/Veshelie Dzudo Rukuvo Sakhamo Chairman, PSCK Gen. Secy., PSCK

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With immense pride, we, the Nihoto Village Students' Union would like to congratulate YOU on your excellent performance in the Nagaland University Examination, 2019.

The Chudi Students' Union is pleased to extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. All students of Chudi Village who have excelled in the recently declared result of HSLC, HSSLC, CBSE and Graduation of 2019. 2. Shri. T. Renben Jami for being promoted to the post of Director of Land Resource Department, Govt. of Nagaland. 3. Miss Nchumbeni Y Jungio MSc (Psychology and Counseling) daughter of Yankhorao Jungio for getting 2 nd place in the ANVESHAN 2018 National Student Research Convention, Eastern Zone on the topic, "The role of music preference on substance use behavior and mood". May you all continue to be successful and be torch bearers for all, "as success isn't just about what you accomplish in your life; it's about what you inspire others to do." MYANTHUNG JUNGIO PRESIDENT, CSU

TAMLU TOWN STUDENTS' UNION Tamlu - 798618, Nagaland

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The Tamlu Town Students' Union strongly condemned the heinous act of blast by unidentified miscreant targeting the residence of Shri. Chingan Phom, Phom People's Council (PPC) President at Longleng Town on 20th June 2019 around 11:00 pm. T.T.S.U sternly conclude the act as attempt on life. Further, Union plead the law enforcing authority of the land to bring justice, so that in future such incident are checked and prevented. Mr. Longloi K. Phom Mr. H. Simon Phom President General Secy. T.T.S.U T.T.S.U

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ICSE and they should follow the guidelines of Right to Education Act of the Central government. The state government would distribute free books, uniforms and mid-day meals and the ownership right would be with the state government, he said. Tripura has 4,389 government and governmentaided schools, he said. Nath said the council of ministers also decided to introduce metered autorickshaw service in Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC) areas and town bus service for creating a better transport network system to commuters.

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AICC general secretary in-charge North East Luihinzo Falerio (center).

but we have decided to give them 20 schools for five years of which 7 in West Tripura district, one in Gomati district, two in Khowai district, three in Sepahijala district and seven in South Tripura district, would be handed over to them for five years. They promised us to impart quality education”, the Education minister said. Nath said the state government and ‘Indian Tribal Care Trust’ would soon sign a MoU and the terms and conditions include that at least there would be 30 students in each of the schools and the schools must be affiliated to the CBSE or

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IMPHAL, Jun 22: A truckload of IMFL (Indian Made Foreign Liquor) was seized by police in Imphal East district and handed over to state excise department. A police source said the truck loaded with the IMFL was intercepted by a team of Imphal East district police during frisking and checking duty at Konung Mamang under Porompat police station Friday afternoon. A total of 672 cases of IMFL -26 cases of Sterling, 96 Officer Choice, 161 McDowell, nine cases of Romanov, 23 cases of Storm, 117 cases of Old Monk and 440 cases of Can beer – were found stacked inside the truck, the source said. Police also detained the driver of the truck identified as Takhellambam Ibungo (28) along with the consignment. During spot verification, the driver disclosed that he loaded the IMFL from Assam and transported to Imphal along NH-37 (Imphal-Jiribam road) The consignment belonged to the owner of the truck who the driver identified as Dhananjoy of Khurai Ahongei Leikai. The arrested driver along with the vehicle and seized items were handed over to Imphal East excise station, the police said.

IMPHAL, Jun 22: Manipur on Saturday became the third state in North East after Assam and Tripura to launch the Rotavirus vaccination programme. State health and family welfare minister, L Jayentakumar launched the programme at a function jointly hosted by the health department and state health society. Rotavirus is highly contagious and spreads when the child comes in contact with infected water, food or hands. Infections mostly occur in very young children. There is no drug available to treat Rotavirus infection at present. It is generally treated with ORS and Zinc for 14 days. In India, 78,000 die each year and about 8.72 lakh hospitalised each year due to Rotavirus infection, according to the officials of the state health department. Rotavirus vaccine introduced in Manipur on Saturday will be available free of cost in all government health facilities under Universal Immunization Programme.

Addressing the launching function, health minister L Jayentakumar appealed the officials and staff of state health and family welfare department as well state health society to work with all efforts to reach far flung areas of the state. “You should work sincerely to ensure that no child is left without vaccination,” he said. Asserting that an improved healthcare delivery system was needed for advancement of the state, the minister said the state government was also giving top priority to the health sector after the education sector. Education will be of no meaning if health is not well, he said. State health director, Dr L Rajo informed that the rotavirus vaccine will be made available in all the state run healthcare centre including district hospitals, community health centres, primary health centres and also at the special immunisation centres. The World Health Organization also recommended that rotavirus vaccine be included in national routine vaccinations programmes, the officials said.

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climate has also started facing the impact of environmental degradation. “As such, it is high time to protect and develop forests in each and every locality for a sustainable living,” he said. Stating that forefathers used to have a farsighted tradition of conserving forests at Umang Lai (Sylvan Deity) complexes in every locality of Manipur, the chief minister said that all these wooded areas had now been destroyed by the pres-

Agartala, Jun 22 (PTI): Tripura government will bear expenses of 3,000 students from Below Poverty Line families if they want to study in private schools from next academic year, Education Minister Ratan Lal Nath said Saturday. Nath said children from BPL families earlier could not afford to study in private English medium schools due to high fees, so the state government has decided to bear expenses of 3,000 such students. “It is clearly stated in Right to Education Act, 2009 that schools have to admit 25 per cent of total students from local poor families. Their fees are also specified in the Act. Our government will pay for all expenses of their study in private schools of their choice, said Nath. Surprisingly, no private school in the state placed demands for reimbursement of fees for poor students admitted till 2019, which indicates no such student was admitted in these schools, the minister said. Tripura currently has 4,398 government and government-aided schools. The state has 335 private schools.

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IMPHAL, Jun 22: Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh on Saturday launched ‘Chief Minister’s Green Manipur Mission’. To mark the launching of the new mission, the chief minister planted of a tree sapling at the complex of Socio Economic and Environment Development Society (SEEDS) at Saheibung village in Kangpokpi district. A brainchild of chief

minister N Biren Singh, the mission has been introduced to develop and protect forests in each and every village of the state. An open gym each worth Rs five to six lakh will be installed as incentive in all the villages, which are willing to set aside at least five acres of land for development of forest under the mission. Addressing the launching function, the chief minister said that Manipur once known for its salubrious

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ent generation in the name of development. He said that the state government was even ready to issue Patta in the name of the village concerned if the land where forest would be developed is a wasteland. Rampant felling of trees in the hills of Manipur has created soil erosion leading to siltation of rivers and lakes, the chief minister said. Singh said that the soil in many hill areas has become too soft and weak due to excessive use of chemical fertilizers in poppy plantation. He urged the departments concerned and public to plant maximum number of saplings during this monsoon season. Upon the demand of Saheibung villagers, the chief minister assured to open a Primary Health SubCentre (PHSC) in the village after discussing the matter in the state cabinet. The function was organised by department of forest with supports from directorate of environment and Socio Economic and Environment Development Society (SEEDS).

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2019

It is hereby notified for general information that there is a proposal for setting up of new village by the name of Nivishe under Asuto Sub-Division, Aghunato with the following boundaries. NORTH : KATHARA VILLAGE EAST : ACHIKUCHU VILLAGE SOUTH : ACHIKUCHU VILLAGE WEST : ACHIKUCHU VILLAGE Therefore, Public are hereby informed to lodge claims/objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice failing which the process of setting up of the new village "Nivishe" will be initiated.

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fetes awardees for outstanding In three years, Mumbai to have Pakistan must take verifiable PMcontribution for promotion of yoga world’s longest ropeway over sea steps against terrorism: India In June last year, the FATF placed Pakistan on the grey list of countries whose domestic laws are considered weak to tackle the challenges of money laundering and terrorism financing. In a statement issued at the conclusion of its Plenary meeting in Orlando, Florida, the FATF expressed concern “that not only did Pakistan fail to complete its action plan items with January deadlines, it also failed to complete its action plan items due May 2019”. The FATF “strongly” urges Pakistan to swiftly complete its action plan when the last set of action plan items are set to expire. “Otherwise, the FATF will decide the next step at that time for insufficient progress,” the international financial body said leaving a strong warning to Pakistan.

NEW DELHI, JUN 22 (PTI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi Saturday congratulated those who have been conferred with the Prime Minister’s Award for Outstanding Contribution for Promotion and Development of Yoga, 2019. “We are immensely proud of their rich work to ensure more people embrace Yoga and our planet becomes healthier,” he tweeted. Modi posted the congratulatory message on Twitter in Spanish, French, Arabic, Russian, Japanese and English. Founded in 1980, the Japan Yoga Niketan has popularised yoga across Japan. It runs many yoga training institutes and courses. They have been able to draw people from all sections of Japanese society, Modi said. Founded by Swami Satyananda Saraswati, the Bihar School of Yoga, Munger has been actively working for over 50 years. “They merge ancient wisdom with modern trends with an aim to improve fitness. Their yoga

M um b a i , J un 2 2 (Agencies): In a little over three years the world’s longest ropeway over the sea between Mumbai and the popular tourist destination of Elephanta island, 8 km away, will become operational, according to officials of the Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT). According to the MbPT, the ropeway will be eight-km long, linking Sewri in Mumbai and Elephanta island. “Work will begin after the monsoon and will be completed in three and a half years,” said an official from the MbPT. The project to be constructed under the Public Private Partnership model is expected to cost Rs 700 crore. The MbPT has invited bids from global companies with expertise in building ropeways and the last date for submitting the bids is July 31, according to sources. To facilitate construction at the country’s busiest port, a helipad will be constructed at Haji Bunder near the landing point for the rope-

NEW DELHI, JUN 22 (PTI): India on Saturday said it expects Pakistan to take all necessary steps to effectively implement the FATF action plan fully by September and take credible, verifiable, and irreversible measures to address global concerns related to terrorism and terrorist financing emanating from its soil. In response to a media query regarding the FATF report, Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said the FATF has decided to continue to keep Pakistan on its compliance document (i.e. Grey List) for the International Cooperation Review Group (ICRG) monitoring for its failure to complete the action plan items due in January and May 2019. “We expect Pakistan to take all necessary steps to effectively implement the FATF Action Plan fully within the remaining time

frame i.e. by September 2019 in accordance with its political commitment to the FATF and take credible, verifiable, irreversible and sustainable measures to address global concerns related to terrorism and terrorist financing emanating from any territory under its control,” he said. FATF, the Paris-based global body, is working to curb terrorism financing and money laundering and has asked Pakistan to reassess the operation of banned terrorist outfits in the country.

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CBI books alleged arms dealer Sanjay Centre authorises relocation of anganwadis Bhandari, others in Pilatus aircraft deal

NEW DELHI, JUN 22 (IANS): The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Saturday rejected a plea by fugitive diamantaire Mehul Choksi that he should be questioned in Antigua because of his health condition and said it can arrange air ambulance with medical experts to bring him back to India for interrogation in connection with the PNB fraud case. Choksi, who is an accused in the case, has taken refuge in the Caribbean island nation of Antigua. He has approached the Bombay High Court and said that he is willing to join investigation if his questioning was held in Antigua or via through video conferencing in the light of his medical condition. But the ED rejected his plea and said that he has to return to India for questioning. “Taking a humanitarian approach, the ED is ready to provide an expert medical team along with an air ambulance to bring the petitioner (Choksi) from Antigua to India under the proper medical supervision,” the ED said in its counter-affidavit filed in the Bombay High Court. Choksi has also said that he has left India for his medical treatment abroad and not to avoid prosecution in the case. Countering his submission, the ED told the court that the best medical facilities are available in India and would be provided to Choksi if he returns to India.

NEW DELHI, JUN 22 (PTI): The CBI has booked controversial arms dealer Sanjay Bhandari and others in connection with the alleged corruption in the Rs 2895 crore deal of 75 Pilatus basic trainer aircraft for the Indian Air Force in 2009, officials said Saturday. The agency has carried out searches at nine locations in Delhi-NCR including at the residence and office of Bhandari, and the office of Pilatus, they said. The action comes after findings of a threeyear-old inquiry by the CBI showed a prima facie case of corruption against the accused. The agency has also booked unidentified officials of the Indian Air Force, the Defence Ministry and Switzerland-based Pilatus Aircraft Limited in the case, they said. The Swiss company

VA R A NAS I , J U N 2 2 (IANS): Newly-elected BSP MP Atul Rai, who had been accused of rape, evaded arrest and surrendered in a Varanasi court on Saturday. He was sent to a jail on 14 days judicial remand. Rai was accompanied by hundreds of his supporters who shouted slogans in his support. Rai was contesting the Ghosi Lok Sabha seat and had gone missing from the midst of his campaign after an FIR was lodged against him by a girl student who accused him of sexually assaulting her. BSP President Mayawati had asked her cadres to continue campaigning for Rai, whom she believed, had been framed by his political rivals. Mayawati also addressed a meeting in support of Rai in Ghosi. K Y M C

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was one of the bidders for the contract floated in 2009, they said. The CBI has alleged that it had entered into a criminal conspiracy with Bhandari and Bimal Sareen, both directors of Offset India Solutions Private Limited, and dishonestly and fraudulently signed a Service Provider Agreement with Bhandari in June 2010, which was in violation of the Defence Procurement Procedure, 2008. It was allegedly done

to get the contract for supply of 75 basic Trainer Aircraft to the Indian Air Force. The agency has alleged that the company made a payment of CHF 1,000,000 in the account of Offset India Solution Private Limited with the Standard Chartered Bank, New Delhi in two tranches in August and October, 2010. In addition, Rs 350 crore was also transferred in Swiss Francs from 2011 to 2015 in the bank accounts of Dubai-based Offset India Solutions FZC, also belonging to Bhandari.

programmes and publications are widely popular,” the PM said. Modi also referred to Antonietta Rozzi, who belongs to Italy and has been practising Yoga for over four decades. She founded the Sarva Yoga International and popularised Yoga across Europe. “We are proud of dedicated individuals like her,” he tweeted. The prime minister said Swami Rajarshi Muni, who hails from Gujarat’s Limbdi, has made remarkable efforts to spread yoga. Most notably, he founded the LIFE Mission and is associated with Lakulish Yoga University that mentors students, he said.

Children having meals in open at an anganwadi centre in Nabarangpur district. (File)

NEW DELHI, JUN 22 (PTI): The government has authorised states and union territories to relocate anganwadi centres, keeping in view convenience of pregnant women and children, sources said. The decision was

taken to ensure to that there is improved access of anganwadis centres to pregnant women and children, they said. Under the Anganwadi Services Scheme, a total of 14 lakh anganwadi centres have been sanctioned, most

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way at the Mumbai end so that the contractor can transport men and material, officials say. Under the PPP model, the winning bidder will construct the ropeway and recover the investments and profits through both ticketing and non-ticketing revenue. Two-way fares for the 40-minute trip are estimated at Rs 500 for Indians and Rs 1,000 for foreigners, according to officials. The MbPT’s project report es-

of which have already been allocated to the states and the union territories. The Centre has asked states and union territories to re-assess their requirement of anganwadi centres and they have been authorised to relocate them, keeping in view convenience of pregnant women and children, they said. “The aspect of availability of adequate land, building, ease of access of pregnant women and children has to kept in mind while relocating the

timates that at least 20,000 people will be using the ropeway every day. Sources say most of clearances from the Navy, Coast Guard and the Archaeological Survey of India have been received or are in the process of coming through. Over the past few years, the Maharashtra government has spent nearly Rs 200 crore to provide basic infrastructure to the picturesque Elephanta Caves. The island received electricity supply only last year.

anganwadi centres,” they said. The other factor that has to be kept in mind is ensuring that the anganwadi centres should not be more than 5 km away in case of urban areas and 3 km in rural areas and 1.5 km in tribal areas, the sources said. Anganwadis, a type of rural child care centres, have been set up by the government to combat under-nutrition and stunting among children below the age of six years.

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LATE KHUDOKCHING 08.11.1971 to 15.06.2019 Mother and relatives of Late Khudokching, son of Late Lakato, express our sincere gratitude to all for sharing our sorrow during our recent bereavement. We thank all who have supported us physically, financially and through prayers. Your kindness is so deeply appreciated that we cannot find words to express. A special thanks to Dimapur Ao Baptist Arogo, Molungyimsen Senso Telongjem, Dimapur, neighbours and all those who helped in the funeral arrangements. May our Almighty God bless you all.

On his 1st Death Anniversary (23/06/2018)

Born on : 30/01/1980 Died on : 14/06/2019 The Lord Gave and the Lord has taken away, Blessed be the name of the lord. Job 1:21

8TH DEATH ANNIVERSARY

of our beloved father Late N. Honlem Konyak 23.06.2011 to 23.06.2019

It has been 8 years since God called you Home but the memories of your unyielding faith continue to guide us. We know you are now in a better place but you are truly missed beyond measure. We deeply treasure your memories in our hearts and hope that one day we will meet again at our Saviour's feet. Loving wife, children and grand children DP-4883

This year, we had spent the Father’s Day without you and we could not express that you are no longer with us. Yet we stood strong and remembered you. Not a single day passes without remembering you in our lives. You will live forever in our Hearts. We deeply miss you. DP-4901

Loving Wife, Son, Sister & Parents.

We the bereaved family members of Lt. Mr. Semato Wotsa would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and everyone who stood by us through prayers financially, materially, physically at the sudden and untimely demise on 14/06/2019. We deeply regret our inability to mention each and everyone of you individually but we pray that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly. We convey our special thanks to : 1. Mr. Litapu Kinimi, Bank Colony Dimapur. 2. Littami Kuqhakulu Dimapur. 3. Littami New Baptist Church. 4. Littami New Welfare Society Dimapur. 5. Littami New Students Union. 6. Urban Mission Church Dimapur. 7. Women Department Urban Mission Church. 8. Youth Department Urban Mission Church. 9. DSBC Music Committee. 10. DSBC Burma Police Colony Fellowship. 11. DSBC Children Education Department. 12. Bank Colony Council. 13. Super Market Shop Keepers and Association. DP-4906

Loving Wife, Children and Relatives. K Y M C

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Vol. XXIX NO. 196 Dimapur, SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2019

BJP on bill-mode

uoyed by its landslide victory in the 2019 Lok Sabha election, the BJP with 302 MPs and with the support of a total of 352 MPs of the NDA, got to serious legislation by re-introducing the controversial and new triple talaq bill which will replace an ordinance issued in February this year by the previous NDA government. Divorce under Muslim personal laws was effected simply by pronouncing word ‘talaq’ thrice in one sitting by a Muslim man to his wife. Such a divorce was held irrevocable till the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional. The government promulgated an ordinance on triple talaq in September 2018 and February 2019, as the contentious bill remained pending in the Rajya Sabha, though it was passed by the Lok Sabha. In Rajya Sabh, the BJP has only have 85 MPs, out of the 245 in the upper house. The lack of a majority in the upper house could prove to be a challenge for the government. Under the ordinance, divorcing through instant triple talaq is illegal, void and will attract a jail term of three years for the husband. The new bill is the same as the ordinance in force. The Bill, which proposes to make the practice of instant triple talaq (talaq-e-biddat) a penal offence, had faced objections from the opposition parties which claimed that jail term for a man for divorcing his wife was legally untenable. Though the BJP enjoys an overwhelming majority in the lower house, it faces some problems when members of the NDA such as the Janata Dal (United) and the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) , made known their opposition to the controversial bill. Understandably, the Congress has also opposed the bill in its current form. According to Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, the bill does nothing to improve the status of Muslim women. He said it only punishes Muslim men, but does nothing to protect Muslim women. All India Majlis-e-Itehadul Muslimeen(AIMIM) leader and MP Asaduddin Owaisi described the Triple talaq bill as unconstitutional. He said the bill was a violation of Constitution’s Article 14 and 15. Arguing against the bill, he pointed out that there were already laws such as - Domestic Violence Act 2005, CrPC Section 125, Muslim Women Marriage Act. He said if Triple talaq bill becomes a law, it will be even greater injustice against women. He asked who would give allowance if a man gets arrested under the bill. Owaisi also pointed out that under the bill, a Muslim man will get three years sentence while the marriage remained intact but a nonMuslim man gets jailed only for one year. The Triple Talaq bill is seen to be a precursor for subsequent legislations of the Modi government. Besides revoking Article 370 for a one nation, one law, the BJP had also promised to legislate the Uniform civil code in its 2019 election manifesto, to replace personal laws based on the scriptures and customs of each major religious community in India with a common set of rules governing every citizen. Although Article 44 of the Indian Constitution guarantees UCC to all citizens, the debate arose when the question of making certain laws applicable to all citizens without abridging the fundamental right of right to practice religious functions. If UCC is passed, then it will definitely impact practises of other religious minorities.

Think about: What is it are we chasing?

owadays we live in a world of rat-race and cut-throat competition. Everywhere right across main streets and by lanes we see hundreds and thousands of people commuting from one place to another and in that some want to meet both the ends—sheer livelihood; others for better standard of living—sheer quality life; a few want to make more and more money—somehow or other out of greed. Basically everyone wants to be betteroff which again a human nature—but how can this done? And yet all these segments differ from one another in terms of earning money. People make money in different ways. The means and modes they employ vary from one to other. Money is important and essential but how do we earn that money is more important than anything else. The poor and the hapless find it hard to earn money and will have to struggle a lot, whereas there are a few some know how to make money and multiply money. Money is important and to earn that we need to sweat it out—sell our labor only then we can earn money and from that we can survive and sustain. Therefore, we live in a world where money has become central and pivotal. It’s indeed a mad mad mad world craving for money and so we somehow are pushed to the slogan -- money, money, money. In this context I am reminded of ABBA’s lyric which is apt and relevant: “I work all night, I work all day, to pay the bills I have to pay, Ain’t it sad, And still there never seems to be a single penny left for me, That’s too bad, In my dreams I have a plan, If I got me a wealthy man, I wouldn’t have to work at all, I’d fool around and have a ball, Money, money, money, Must be funny, In the rich man’s world, Money, money, money, Always sunny, In the rich man’s world, Aha aha, All the things I could do. If I had a little money, It’s a rich man’s world, It’s a rich man’s world, A man like that is hard to find but I can’t get him off my mind

Ain’t it sad, And if he happens to be free I bet he wouldn’t fancy me, That’s too bad, So I must leave, I’ll have to go,To Las Vegas or Monaco, And win a fortune in a game, my life will never be the same Money, money, money, Must be funny, In the rich man’s world, Money, money, money, Always sunny, In the rich man’s world, Aha aha, All the things I could do, If I had a little money, It’s a rich man’s world, Money, money, money, Must be funny, In the rich man’s world Money, money, money, Always sunny, In the rich man’s world, Aha aha, All the things I could do, If I had a little money, It’s a rich man’s world, It’s a rich man’s world.” The above lyric is filled with abundant meaning that fits us in the world we live— propelled and governed by money and money alone. We, the humans have eventually become like machines remotely controlled—press the button we act as per the commands. This is like when we spend some time in treadmill we sweat out. Likewise we spend the whole day toiling and yet there’s no peace of mind. There’s a vacuum and some emptiness. Life in a modern world is increasingly becoming messy and complex. Many have resorted or resort to diverse means and ends, but hardly find answers. The answer is within us. I am reminded of Leo Tolstoy picks an example of a peasant in Russia who owns a small plot of land. He was leading a quiet and peaceful life. Like any other human being he has been observing keenly a rich land lord and his life style growing higher and higher. Somehow or the other he wanted to become like him. He started to save money and went on a trip to buy land where he found a community leading a nomadic life. He bought some gifts to be given to the tribal chief and when he met he gave those gifts. He thanked the peasant and in return told him that the land covered by him till the sun set becomes his own. He was taken aback and became

so over ambitious and started his journey by walking fast so that more land could be covered and thus be acquired. As the day moved further it started becoming hotter and hotter. The peasant without drinking water and resting a while kept walking. His became so ambitious and greedy to secure more land without any break. Finally the sun was about to set and the villagers assembled to receive him and to celebrate the victory. The crowed started to applaud as he was reaching the finish line. When touched the finish line he went down collapsing and apparently died out of thirst and exhaustion. This story is a timely reminder to all us since greed and consumerism dominates our lives. Many race their lives in order to make more and more money to advance their status and luxuries. There is no end to accumulation of wealth and money and the means to acquire doesn’t matter but we want to have more and more—unlimited wants. Greed has no limits and to satiate our greed we go to any extent till our breath stops. Those who believe that only death can stop their race nothing can be done. What is the use of having everything without peace of mind and harmonious living within and around us? We may have acquired everything that the world could offer, but if there’s no peace what then is the point of life and living. Sanctity of life cannot be measured or covered by wealth and money. Life is precious and we need to moderate and nurture the preciousness of life by cultivating the values of contentment, simplicity and need-based life style. We should be prepared to say no to acquisition, consumerism and accumulation. Those who live and lead a simple life style respecting the sanctity of life by not lured by the consumerism, but nurturing the eco-systems around will be endowed with that wholeness that cut-across all our understanding. Dr. John Mohan Razu

DailyDevotion Plastic ban cannot be the only step The Unchanging Law of Judgment

With what judgment you judge, you will be judged; and with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you. —Matthew 7:2 This statement is not some haphazard theory, but it is an eternal law of God. Whatever judgment you give will be the very way you are judged. There is a difference between retaliation and retribution. Jesus said that the basis of life is retribution— “with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you.” If you have been shrewd in finding out the shortcomings of others, remember that will be exactly how you will be measured. The way you pay is the way life will pay you back. This eternal law works from God’s throne down to us (see Psalm 18:25-26). Romans 2:1 applies it in even a more definite way by saying that the one who criticizes another is guilty of the very same thing. God looks not only at the act itself, but also at the possibility of committing it, which He sees by looking at our hearts. To begin with, we do not believe the statements of the Bible. For instance, do we really believe the statement that says we criticize in others the very things we are guilty of ourselves? The reason we see hypocrisy, deceit, and a lack of genuineness in others is that they are all in our own hearts. The greatest characteristic of a saint is humility, as evidenced by being able to say honestly and humbly, “Yes, all those, as well as other evils, would have been exhibited in me if it were not for the grace of God. Therefore, I have no right to judge.” Jesus said, “Judge not, that you be not judged” (Matthew 7:1). He went on to say, in effect, “If you do judge, you will be judged in exactly the same way.” Who of us would dare to stand before God and say, “My God, judge me as I have judged others”? We have judged others as sinners— if God should judge us in the same way, we would be condemned to hell. Yet God judges us on the basis of the miraculous atonement by the Cross of Christ.

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I think there’s a fine line between confidence and arrogance. ~ Andrew Scheer

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2019

Commemorating the balance of a bygone era

ately, the buzzes on ‘Factional reconciliation’ through some ‘timely-role’ involvement of FNR during the late-decade, rocketed my mind with nostalgia over the ‘defined resolution’ – “which doesn’t escape the eye for compression – the only precedence” – of experiential memory that is true in standing with the collective. I was in my mid-late teens when the factional crisis soon outburst into heinous fratricidal slaughtering-machine. The ‘ground reality’ was worsening up to the event one can never be sure where the gunfire would crop out on any instance. It was a rapid escalation of due political morbidity. It was in Dimapur where the ‘battle ground’ was central. The regular commuter and students alike were left petrified by ‘killing incidences’ that didn’t identify nor addressed the civility of status quo. I remember Dimapur in essence had been consumed at large by the canvas of fear and suspicion – like an artist stroking his brushes to leave impression without adhering to patterns in-order with underlying principles – such was the chaotic state – bounded by political disarray – eerie ambience reverberating still among all living and lost brethren – further fuelled by uncertainty of times. A friend narrated his ordeal: he had just entered a shop to get cigarettes close by Referral Hospital 4th mile, that near instant, a van screeched halted few yards from where he was ... from the van an armed assailant stormed out and unhesitatingly gunned down a customer next to him. His senses numbed downed left in complete “lock - shock” to the point, he felt like lucid dreaming, except it was real. [I could only fathom the incident without chills not shiver through my spine, as the bullet ‘bang’ rip through the skull, and a consciousness disconnect from field of experiences, while the ‘young man’ on the other side flabbergasted and crystallized from the absolute horror of incomprehensible framing of times-events.] The fear, anxiety and asphyxiating conditioning that was engulfing in gush of torrential distress soon developed into loathing, naturally. It was a mechanism means of survival people had to opt out, initially without provoking any hostility towards ‘anti-agents’ of people’s happiness, serenity and commute. The members from factions in conflict took refuge into the homes of their ‘familiar ones’. This lead into the interfactional battle ground penetrating into the residency’s at the community. The commotion and stray bullets usually wounding pedestrians and people

inside their ‘own homes’ had had the people up by the neck. Church bells rang to siren people, bull horns amplified– a candid incitation for residents to assemble driving the gangs out of the neighbourhood. The residents of ‘Diphubar B’ were among the early mob that regrouped and succeeded in besieging and driving the stationed gangs from their precincts of habitat. This trend soon caught the attention of people in general and it clamoured exponentially. It was akin to driving the ‘inter-dimensional’ demon overlord himself from the colonies that it had forced upon to reign horror and carnage – rhetorically speaking! – for the proof and ‘diaz’ of what we’re dealing against (before my narrative and rhetorical patterns entangles from quantum scale). I remember many civil and local bodies, tribal organizations and people in general publishing their opinions “in papers” of dissent towards the exasperating mode of events people had to suffer from. Not long after the people from almost every villages, corridors and blocks managed to revolt and contain the interfactional clashes in Dimapur, the intensity plummeted into conditions that were favourable for normalcy once again. This provided ample opportunity for an agent to hammer a peace deal within the factions for every party’s sake, now that people were core-aggravated and decisive on insubordination from the commotion. FNR stepped in by the grace of goodwill, the fading strain of support on the factions were rekindled by FNR’s persistent and relentless efforts which is conceptual exemplary of unrivaled gallantry – I wouldn’t reiterate FNR’s participation on how FNR unflinchingly despite looming threat over the lives of FNR’s own members, managed to strongly easy-rope their way into opposing groups’ lair, and FNR even at the face of adversity unperturbed with FNR’s goals – this has been highlighted enough by many authors. FNR deserves no less than a state ordained memento and commendation to commemorate FNR’s timely intrusion. Without assigning erratic premise or ‘replicate’ fraudulent and my own wishful deriving of narrative, I think this ‘content’–people had to be given in cognizance I presumed, objective wise. Treaties may not be complimentary from people’s plight but indeed, the obviousness for the hour is a feat displayed daringly by FNR for which FNR should be duly end credited with a souvenir commemorating ‘also’ FNR’s participation when times were intensely uncertain. Apang Konyak

Small things-great

he decision to ban one-use the very end. ons and daughters of There were some disturbing plastics in the state by the farmers were fighting government itself has been yet genuine examples doing rounds against corruption, and one of the best decisions ever made on the internet about how people I was wondering at what the in the state. Plastic pollution is a buy meat and have to bring home outcome would be, whether world menace and every small wrapped in newspaper. Way to go effort to curb it is a great contribu- for pollution control, but still, is it sons and daughters of farmers tion. However, is it the only step convenient? How convenient are can turn their claim into their in the process? If it is, then it is newspaper bags, or generally all favor or on how the Leaders only the creation of a doorway of paper bags, in dealing with all kinds of Today are going to contain of products- big and small sizes, the claim into whispers and another greater menace. As far as any ideal process to dry and moist or wet, chunk and then turn the whispers into curb plastic pollution is concerned, fragmented, heavy and light? Are nothingness. No headlines today, no banning it should only be the first the prints on the paper bags harmstep and several cascading effects ful for human health? We can’t headlines these days, who is in of the ban have to be followed by. forsake convenience and safety a position to fight against corWhat’s the use if the ban is strict but only because we were too lazy to ruption? We are only fighting against corruption because we no other alternative to it has been think of the solution. The internet has also been cannot be a part of it. provided? Plastic, however harmful Scholarship does not beit may be, is as much crucial and flooded with appreciation for the relevant as it has ever been. We are many parts of Northeast India long to every Naga, it belongs all dependent on it on almost every for using banana leaves and other to those Naga students who large leaves instead of plastic. are struggling financially. Don’t aspect of our day-to-day lives. Let’s only focus on plastic bags Way to go for pollution control, think it’s a package that comes for now. All of us understand how but still, is it sustainable? How as a special provision aid with crucial a role it plays in our lives. much banana leaves do we have respect to the state of NaIn fact, we all have that one plastic for every person to use on a daily galand. The paper is fair and bag in our kitchen that contains all basis until we run out of them? We frank, forget what’s not yours plastics bags of the house. Every can’t forsake sustainability for not and mine and give it to those Naga students who needs it the one of us expect our things to be a single reason. The best alternatives are by- most and who needs it for real. given in plastic bags. Then, you go to a market for shopping and products of extended and critical Fight for those students whose suddenly realize that the three thinking of right minded people, parents are really unemployed, cauliflowers that you bought were the assembling of which has to those students who don’t have handed over to you separately be initiated by the government. A a mother or a father or both, in wrapped in newspapers. You’re sur- think-tank has to be constituted to general for those students who prised but as a responsible citizen, come up with a solution on this. are suffering and struggling you put them in the shopping bag And to assist their knowledge, sev- financially. Yes, Nagas are mithat you brought from home, which eral projects, assignments and con- norities we are STs, but, claim already has your new cloths mixed tests can be conducted in schools scholarship (state) as a right with ‘jelibi’, also wrapped only by and colleges and also by NGOs. We of every Naga students when newspaper. Then, moving forward, never know which head contains you are signing different docuyour 2kg pork meat was also given the best ideas. The only best and ment. And if any, don’t waste to you wrapped in newspaper and the most guaranteed thing we can your time thinking what will so were the live catfishes that you do is to find them. I’m definitely happen when you don’t apply bought. The point is, if we decided for plastic ban. But I’m also for a for it because you don’t have to trouble yourself with things to come this far with banning that better life after plastic ban. that’s never meant for you. Motsuthung Yanthan, one crucial thing, we should also Dimapur We talk about change, let be obligated to think it through till Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view

us change, let’s change but wait! Aha! there is my “whatsapp” status and his “facebook” comment that needs to be taken care of because it is harming the image of that community, this body that body, I need to be punished and he must make his apology public; we have no other problems to confront, it’s a comment on social media that robs us of our rights. It’s simple, fight for the voiceless whose future have been ignored, denied and robbed by us. The rights of those children in villages and other such children schooling in Lower Primary

School(Example) which we have never acknowledged or mentioned in our talks and in fight against injustice. First, we need to fight against the evil we harbor if not we will only be fighting against the evil men like ourselves. Fight against corruption on Sundays it’s the day when we are honest, ask for forgiveness on Sunday you are most likely to be forgiven and keep your mercy and honesty safe in church for Sunday, for it justifies “You” in being a believer. Nito Z Awomi, Diphupar ‘B’ Dimapur

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It is learnt that Reliance Jio network telecom company pvt. Ltd. is one of the fastest growing network company in India, but whereas here the Jio network is deteriorating day by day. The subscriber of the Jio network is facing many difficulties due to the horrific network connectivity. The company is aware of increasing the subscriber/consumers day by day whereas the company has failed to provide the satisfactory of the consumer, so, why the jio company has introduce/ launched the network if the company cannot look after/ take care of the subscriber/ consumers to their satisfactory, it is also damaging the reputation of the company. Therefore the undersigned would like to request the concern authority/ company taking care of the jio service provider at Ngwalwa circle to kindly look in to the matter and rectify the problem at the earliest. Kiepeube Zehuny, Ngwalwa village, Peren, (Kiepeubezs@gmail.com) of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2019

CJI writes to PM, seeks increase in SC judges

NEW DELHI, JUN 22 (PTI): Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking to increase the strength of judges and raise the retirement age of high court judges to 65 years. Gogoi has also urged the prime minister to make tenure appointments of retired apex court judges and high court judges under Articles 128 and 224A of the Constitution respectively to clear backlog of cases pending for years. The CJI, who wrote three letters to the PM, said there was a pendency of 58,669 cases in the top court and the number was increasing due to filing of more fresh cases. Due to paucity of judges, the required number of Constitution benches to decide important cases involving questions of law were not being formed, the CJI said. “You would recall that way back in 1988, about three decades ago, the judge strength of the SC was increased from 18 to 26, and then again after two decades in 2009, it was increased to 31, including the CJI, to expedite disposal of cases to keep pace with the rate of institution,” he wrote.

Ranjan Gogoi (File)

“I request you to kindly consider, on top priority, to augment the judge-strength in the SC appropriately so that it can function more efficiently and effectively as it will go a long way to attain ultimate goal of rendering timely justice to the litigant public,” Gogoi wrote. He said that though the size of the feeder cadre of chief justice and judges of the high courts has increased in the past yet the strength has not been increased proportionally in the top court. In his second letter, the CJI urged Modi to consider bringing a constitutional amendment to increase the retirement age of high court judges from 62 to 65 years. “One of the prime reasons why we are not able to contain the ever-growing

pendency is shortage of HC judges. At present, 399 posts, or 37 per cent of sanctioned judge-strength, are vacant. The existing vacancies need to be filled immediately. However, despite best efforts put in by all stakeholders, it has not been possible to appoint judges to bring the working judgestrength anywhere close to the sanctioned judgestrength,” Gogoi wrote. The CJI also wrote that the retirement age of high court judges should be raised by three years to 65 years. “This, in turn, would help in improving the vacancy position and consequently reducing pendency of cases. This would also be in consonance with the (repeated) recommendations made by parliamentary standing committees,” he wrote. Gogoi further said, “A judge takes time to evolve and by the time he is in a position to put innovative thoughts based on rich experience to practice, he finds himself nearing retirement. This can be avoided if the age of retirement is raised to an appropriate level so that his vast experience, deeper insight and expertise can be utilised for a longer period.”

More condemn blast at 4 Rajya Sabha members joining BJP PPC president’s residence ‘immoral & undemoractic’: TDP

DIMAPUR: Organisations have condemned the blast at Phom People’s Council (PPC) president, Chingen Phom’s residence on the night of June 21 by unidentified miscreants. TCL: Tamlu Citizen Longleng (TCL) has condemned the blast at the residence of its bonafide member. The union while condemning the blast has termed it as an act of cowardice. In a condemnation note, TCL general secretary, C Chahpong and vice president, K Hamtok, said such senseless act should be condemned by one and all. The union has urged the law enforcing agencies to investigate without any bias and book the perpetrators and award befitting punishment as per the law. TBUD: Tamlu Bühü Union Dimapur (TBUD) has strongly condemned the assassination attempt on PPC president, a bonafide citizen of Tamlu. TBUD said such barbaric and inhuman act was rare in a civilised society. The union said that Chingen Phom has rendered his service for the upliftment of Phom community in particular and Nagas in general. The union has urged the competent authority to take all possible measures to nab the culprits and award them befitting punishment. It has also called upon all right thinking citizens to condemn such heinous crime.

Patton condolence message DIMAPUR: Deputy chief minister of Nagaland, Y. Patton expressed sadness at the demise of late Mary Odyuo SAA, CDPO office Zunheboto, wife of Nyimathung Odyuo, secretary BJP Nagaland state unit on June 22 at Eden Hospital, Dimapur. In a condolence message, Patton stated that her demise was not only a loss

for the family but that a great and wonderful mother has passed away and the void created will be difficult to fill. Patton on his own and on behalf of the Nagaland BJP legislatures’ and BJP state functionaries share deepest heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family and also pray for the departed soul to rest in peace.

4 TDP Rajya Sabha members and others while joining the BJP.

AMARAVATI, JUN 22 (PTI): The Telugu Desam Party Saturday asserted that four of its Rajya Sabha members joining the BJP clearly amounted to defection and called it “immoral and undemocratic”. The YSR Congress, on the other hand, reiterated that the four MPs’ action was “100 per cent match-fixing” between the TDP and the BJP. TDP senior leaders met at the residence of party president N Chandrababu Naidu and discussed various developments. The party’s Andhra Pradesh unit president K Kala Venkata Rao chaired the meeting, a release said.

Naidu, who is on a vacation in Europe, also spoke to the leaders over phone and discussed the political developments in the state, it added. The Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council Yanamala Ramakrishnudu said the so-called merger of four MPs with the BJP was “immoral and undemocratic” and it only amounted to defection. The BJP was resorting to such devious acts as it lacked a majority in the Council of States, he said. That the four MPs were listed on the Rajya Sabha website as BJP members within hours after their defection exposed the

functioning of the Central government, the release quoted the TDP leaders as having said. They alleged that the BJP was indulging in such acts to cause trouble to Naidu, who fought with the Centre for grant of Special Category Status to Andhra Pradesh. The TDP leaders once again cried foul over the take over of the government building ‘Praja Vedika’, adjacent to Naidu’s leased residence at Undavalli area here. Though Naidu wrote to the Chief Minister, requesting that the building be allotted to him, the government took possession of the building without any reply, they lamented.

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1958 in Nagaland continued to “insult the honor of the Nagas as Sub-human beings who does not deserve an iota of respect and human dignity by New Delhi.” Stating that procedure laid down by the law was used as an excuse by the state to violate human rights with the might of her military powers, the two organsiations queried “Whose security do they exist for when the security for those whom they profess to protect is at peril?” Angami Youth Organisation and Angami Students’ Union asserted that Nagaland has been experiencing a relative peace since the signing of ceasefires over the years with various groups and also the initiative of the Forum for Naga Reconciliation. “This hard earned peace is extremely fragile and difficult to be brought about,” AYO and ASU stated, adding that they do not need the “friends of the hill people” to destroy this hard earned peace. “It is too precious for us to lose,” the two organsiations stated and appealed to the Assam Rifles to stop creating “mental terrorism.”

update the party membernames and contact Nos. ship. One phone/sim can of the 3 member Mandal enroll upto 4 members. membership committee The paper slip enrollments at the earliest and hold are also to continued along the district membership with electronic enrollworkshop before June ments. 29. Likewise, all mandal The workshop membership committees chaired by Jaangsillung are to constitute booth levGonmei, state general secel committees with miniretary and the co-incharge mum 25 members before of the state membership July 5 with intimation to committee, commenced the district and state memwith an invocation by BJP general secretary (Org) NE in-charge, Ajay Jamwalji with membership committee bership committees. Attila Phom, state secre- party members at Sangathan Parv Membership Drive 2019 workshop on June 22. tary and Longleng district incharge. State vice presi- Edu-Care Montessori & Primary Teachers Training Institute dent and Tuensang district Half Nagarjan, Dimapur in-charge Thsangse SangSCCTE : 2 POSTS for teachers having Under ICST tam detailed the memberReg. No. H/RS-3980, Govt. of Nagaland M.A. Edu with B.Ed or M.Ed An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Organization & Member of Indian ship enrollment efforts. SCC : 1 POST for teacher having M.A Montessori Centre International Accreditation by TNV UK LTT The Incharge of the Admission going on in Economics, and 1 post for State Membership ComCourses Offered : teacher having M.A in Political mittee, Er. Longshi Kikon, Diploma - 6 Months, Advance Diploma - 1 year presented the plans, meth- Certificate - 3 Months, Science. Both preferably NET Qualification : 10+2 & above odology, schedules of qualified. Contact : 9774445529, 8415057699 DC-957 DP-4898 the programme. Ananta Mishra, secretary (Org.) laid out the targets and the CITY LAW COLLEGE, DIMAPUR ways to achieve them and encourage party work1. Eligibility :- Bachelor Degree with minimum 45% ers to enroll as many as marks for general category 40% marks possible. Vote of thanks for SC/ST. was delivered by Noklem Working days/hour : Konyak, member, state Monday to Friday / 09.00 AM to 01.00 PM membership committee. For detail contact :- 9436401319/ 8787603048/ 9077662341 All the districts memPrincipal bership in-charge are to submit to the state membership committee, the DP-4115

DIMAPUR: Angami Yo u t h O r g a n i s a t i o n (AYO) and Angami Students’ Union (ASU) have strongly condemned the raid carried out by Assam Rifles at the residence of Kezhaleo Rülho, a reputed contractor, at Bayavü colony, Kohima on June 20, 2019. In a joint statement, Angami Youth Organisation president Neinguvotuo Krose, AYO general secretary Kekhrie Pfukha, ASU president Vizokho Zashiimo and Angami Students’ Union general secretary Petekhrietuo Kiewhuo stated that on the night of June 20, the “gun toting Assam Rifles” without any warrant as empowered in AFSPA-1958 raided “a peaceful home” belonging to Kezhaleo Rülho creating mental torture and fear psychosis especially to his young children, wife and parents. The signatories stated that the “unceasing act” of Assam Rifles raiding houses in the wee hours have become “a compulsive behavior unbefitting of any professional army.” They stated that promulgation and imposition of the Armed Force Special Powers Act since

DIMAPUR: BJP Nagaland held one-day workshop on Sangathan Parv membership drive 2019 at Hotel Saramati, Dimapur on June 22, wherein all the membership committee members from the state, districts with districts incharge attended. A press release from BJP Nagaland state general secretary, Jaangsillung Gonmei stated that BJP national general secretary (Org) North East incharge, Ajay Jamwal delivered the keynote address and gave a detailed account of the programmes and the targets set to be achieved. The membership drive 2019 is going to be short and intensive programme stretching over just a period of two months where both primary and active members are to be enrolled one after the other. The workshop to be held at the districts and mandal levels are a prelude to the membership drive to be launched nationwide on July 6, 2019. Anyone can enroll to be BJP member by dialing the no. 89 80 80 80 80 and giving a missed call, which will generate a series of verification for old and new enrolments, which will finally confirm and

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due to heightened military activities.” “All Indian operators in consultation with DGCA have decided to avoid the affected part of Iranian Airspace to ensure safe travel for the passengers. They will re-route flights suitably,” the DGCA said on Twitter. On Thursday, Iran shot down a US military drone in its airspace, following which the FAA had warned that there is a possibility that commercial aircraft can be mistakenly targeted in Iranian airspace.

of the five most installed apps in the category,” Julia Chan, Mobile Insights Analyst at Sensor Tower, wrote in a blog post on Friday. “PayPal, Cash App and UnionPay made up the rest of the five most installed apps in the category,” Chan added. PhonePe has so far been downloaded over 10 crore times from Google Play. Google Pay, which uses the NPCI’s BHIM UPI, has also been downloaded over 10 crore times from Google Play so far.

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insurance companies by end-December 2018,” the quarterly report on ‘public debt management’ said. During the March quarter of last fiscal, the central government issued dated securities worth Rs 1,56,000 crore as against Rs 67,000 crore in the yearago period. The temporary cash flow mismatches were bridged through issuance of cash management bills amounting to Rs 60,000 crore during January-March quarter of 2018-19. The net average liquidity injection by the Reserve Bank under Liquidity Adjustment Facility (LAF) was at Rs 52,364 crore during the fourth quarter of the last fiscal (Rs 80,077.24 crore during third quarter of 2018-19). The net average liquidity injection was to the tune of Rs 32,872 crore in January 2019, Rs 68,661 crore in February and Rs 55,559 crore in March.

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New Delhi, Jun 22 (PTI): Amid rising geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran, India’s aviation regulator DGCA on Saturday said Indian airlines have decided to avoid the “affected part of the Iranian airspace” and reroute their flight “suitably”. On Friday, the American aviation regulator, FAA issued a Notice to Airmen prohibiting US-registered aircraft from operating “in the overwater area of the Tehran Flight Information Region until further notice,

New Delhi, Jun 22 (IANS): In a sign that people in India are fast adopting digital payments methods, a new study has found that PhonePe, a Unified Payments Interface (UPI)-based app, was the second most downloaded app in the world in the finance category in May after Google Pay. The UPI platform was developed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). Even in case of Google Pay, 99.9 per cent of its nine million installs in the month occurred in India,

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New Delhi, Jun 22 (PTI): Government’s total liabilities reached Rs 84.68 lakh crore at the end of March 2019, up 1.5 per cent over the preceding quarter, a report released by the Finance Ministry said June 21. The total liabilities stood at Rs 83.40 lakh crore crore at end-December 2018. “The total liabilities (including liabilities under the ‘Public Account’) of the Government, as per provisional data, increased to Rs 84,68,086 crore at end-March 2019 from Rs 83,40,027 crore at end-December 2018,” it said. Public debt accounted for 89.5 per cent of the total outstanding liabilities at end-March 2019. Nearly 28.27 per cent of the outstanding dated securities had a residual maturity of less than 5 years. “The holding pattern indicates a share of 40.5 per cent for commercial banks and 24.6 per cent for

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NEW DELHI, Jun 22 (IANS): In a major relief to trade and businesses, the GST Council, in its first meeting after the PM Narendra Modi government came back to power, extended the cut-off date for filing annual returns, by two months, to August 2019. Easing the enrolment process for new firms, the Council decided to allow the use of 12-digit Aadhaar number for getting GST registration. In order to check tax evasion, it also made it mandatory for multiplexes to issue e-tickets. The Council, chaired by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, extended the tenure of National Anti-Profiteering Authority by two more years to ensure companies pass on the benefits of lower GST rates to consumers. Addressing a press conference after the meeting, Revenue Secretary Ajay Bhushan Pandey termed the decision as consumer-friendly. “In order to ensure GST rate cuts are actually

New Delhi, Jun 22 (PTI): The finance ministry clarified on Saturday that an office order issued by the Department of Expenditure on June 18 regarding disbursal of salary for June is applicable to only an attached office under the department and temporary in nature. “It has been brought to notice that an internal Confidential Office Order pertaining to the Department of Expenditure, Ministry of Finance is being circulated in various social media platforms,” an official statement said. It said the Department of Expenditure’s order relating to the disbursal of salary for the month of June is applicable only to an attached office under the department, namely the Controller General of Accounts and officials working in PFMS Project Cell. With a view to keep the expenditure within in the ceiling of Vote on Account approved by Parliament in the interim Budget, the expenditure department decided that June salaries of Group ‘A’ and ‘B’ officers will be released after passage of the full Budget for 201920, sources said on the June 18 order.

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bank since 2008. It has six branches and offering ATM services under ATM5 network across the island state and two remittance centers, especially serving the large pool of Indian workers at dormitories in the industrial sectors. Poludasu also acknowledged the stiff competition from FinTech but was quick to assure that banks, as leaders in the financial markets, are adopting technologies at a faster pace. The SBI plans to offer its YONO app, an omnichannel service at fingertip, to manage a wide range of financial services here. “YONO SBI has been successful in India, and we are looking at introducing it in Singapore,” Poludasu said on Friday. He said YONO app will fit into the Singapore’s banking systems where advanced technologies are being introduced at faster pace. Singapore regulatory clearance will be sought to introduce YONO, he added. During his visit to Singapore on May 31, 2018, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had launched three Indian apps - BHIM, Rupay and SBI app - at a ‘Business,

Innovation and Community Event’. RuPay digital payments system is linked up with Singapore’s Network for Electronic Transfers (NETS), allowing both to be used for payments in the two countries. “Disruptive technologies are fast changing the marketing of services across the globe. We in the banking sectors are working hard on innovations and maintain a lead in applying these technologies across our network of global businesses,” stressed Poludasu. The SBI has also opened its ATMs for remittances for account holders. “This makes it easy for industrial workers here to transmit money back home quickly through our ATM located at strategic points,” he said. Poludasu underlined the importance of remittances, which, according to the World Bank, was India’s top earnings at USD 80 billion in 2018 from the global Indian diaspora. Poludasu said the SBI has served the Singapore businesses community steadily over 42 years, having started as an offshore bank in 1977. “We are serving the credit needs of Indian businesses and will continue to do so, but we are also scaling up our services with nonIndian businesses,” he said.

passed on to customers and no anti-profiteering takes place, the current provision is that only the penalty of Rs. 25,000 will be imposed in addition to the profiteered amount. So, the change approved by the Council is that now if profiteered amount is not deposited within 30 days, then the penalty to the extent of 10 per cent of the profiteered amount will be imposed on the company,” he said. The Council, however, deferred the decision on lowering the GST rate on electric vehicles from 12 per cent to 5 per cent and referred the issue to a committee of officers for further analysis. The issue of lower duty on electric chargers would also be discussed by the committee before taking a final call. “Both these issues and the third proposal, on reducing the rate on the leasing of electric vehicles have been sent to the fitment committee, and it will deliberate on these proposals and come back to the GST Council on these proposals,” the Revenue Secretary said. Hectic lobbying by cement companies and builders, however, failed to convince the apex indirect tax body to cut the GST on cement from 28 per cent to 18 per cent. The automobile sector also did not get any relief from the GST Council.

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Singapore, Jun 22 (PTI): The State Bank of India is planning to expand its market in Singapore by enhancing its relationship across small and medium enterprises (SMEs) some of which have strong footholds across Asia Pacific. Acknowledging the stiff competition from Financial Technology (FinTech) companies, the SBI is also contemplating introducing its YONO SBI app while having opened remittance services to all bank accounts through eRemit and remittance kiosk channels in the city state. “We are working on extending credit to Singaporebased SMEs, supporting their businesses both locally and regionally,” said SBI Country Head Kishore Kumar Poludasu, who recently took charge of the bank in a marketplace with global trading and financial links. Singapore SMEs accounts for 65% of employment and contributed SGD 196.8 billion or 49 per cent to the economy in 2017, according to the Department of Statistics here. “We see the potential of further expanding our services to SMEs,” added Poludasu, anticipating SBI’s growth in line with Singapore’s expansion as an Asian financial hub. The SBI has served the Singapore retail and corporate sectors as a qualified full

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Will respond firmly to any US threat, says Iran DUBAI, JUN 22 (Agencies): Iran said on Saturday it would respond firmly to any U.S. threat against it, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported, amid escalating tension between Tehran and Washington over the shooting down of an unmanned U.S. drone by the Islamic Republic. On Thursday, an Iranian missile destroyed a U.S. Global Hawk surveillance drone. Tehran said the drone was shot down over its territory and Washington said it had occurred in international airspace. U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday he aborted a military strike to retaliate for Iran’s downing of the U.S. drone because it could have killed 150 people, and signalled he was open to talks with Tehran. “Regardless of any decision they (U.S. officials) make... we will not allow any of Iran’s borders to be violated. Iran will firmly confront any aggression or threat by America,” foreign ministry spokesman Abbas Mousavi told Tasnim. A senior commander of the elite Revolutionary Guards struck a similarly defiant note, in comments quoted by the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA). “This is our response to a violation of Iranian

Curb terror funding by October: FATF warns Pak Paris, Jun 22 (IANS): The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has warned Pakistan to improve its counter-terror financing operations in line with an internationally agreed action plan by October or face action, sources said. The FATF also expressed its concerns over Pakistan’s failure to complete the action plan first by a January deadline, and again by May. “The FATF strongly urges Pakistan to swiftly complete its action plan by October 2019 when the last set of action plan items are set to expire,” the FATF said in a statement on Friday. “Otherwise, the FATF will decide the next step at that time for insufficient progress,” the statement added. Pakistan has been already put by the FATF on the “grey list” of countries with insufficient controls to tackle money laundering and terror financing.

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space and if the violation is repeated then our response will be repeated,” said Brigadier General Amirali Hajizadeh, head of the Guards’ aerospace division. “It’s possible that this infringement of the Americans was carried out by a general or some operators,” he added. Worries about a confrontation between Iran and the United States have mounted despite Trump saying that he has no appetite to go to war with Iran. Tehran has also said it is not seeking a war but has warned of a “crushing” response if attacked. “Any mistake by Iran’s enemies, in particular America and its regional allies, would be like firing at a powder keg that will burn America, its interests and

its allies to the ground,” the senior spokesman of Iran’s Armed Forces, Abolfazl Shekarchi, told Tasnim on Saturday. Iran’s foreign ministry summoned a diplomatic representative of the United Arab Emirates on Saturday because the UAE allowed the drone that was shot down to be launched from a U.S. military base on its territory, the Fars news agency reported. A senior Arab diplomat said the sharply increased tensions would further harm the crisis-hit Middle East region. “Confrontation, whatever we think about Trump or Iran, will be disastrous for everyone,” the diplomat told Reuters on condition of anonymity.

Myanmar orders internet shutdown in Rakhine state

YA N G O N, J U N 2 2 (Agencies): Myanmar authorities ordered telecoms companies to shut down internet services in conflicttorn western Myanmar, a leading operator said on Saturday, amid heightening tensions in the region, where government troops are fighting ethnic rebels. Telenor Group said the Ministry of Transport and Communications directed all telecoms companies to “temporarily” suspend internet services in eight townships in Rakhine and neighbouring Chin states, citing “disturbances of peace and use of internet activities to coordinate illegal activities”. The shutdown went into effect late on Friday, the statement said. “Telenor Myanmar has been asking for further clarification on the rationale for the shutdown and emphasized that freedom of expression through access to telecom services should be maintained for humanitarian purposes,” the group said. A spokesman for the transport and communica-

tions ministry declined to comment, referring questions to another spokesman who did not answer phone calls. Rakhine state came to global attention after about 730,000 Rohingya Muslims crossed into Bangladesh fleeing a military crackdown in response to militant attacks in 2017. U.N. investigators have called for senior military officers to be prosecuted over allegations of mass killings, gang rapes and arson. The military denies widespread wrongdoing. More recently, civilians have been caught up in clashes between the military and the Arakan Army, an insurgent group that recruits from the mainly Buddhist ethnic Rakhine population and is fighting for greater autonomy for the state. Since November, the fighting has displaced tens of thousands of people across a large part of central and northern Rakhine and part of neighbouring Chin, according to the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.

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Rescue workers recover a body from the rubble of a collapsed building in Preah Sihanouk province, Cambodia Saturday. (PTI)

PHNOM PENH, JUN 22 (AFP): At least seven people died Saturday when an under-construction building owned by a Chinese company collapsed at a Cambodian beach resort, officials said, as rescuers scoured the giant rubble heap for survivors. The building went down before sunrise in the casino-resort town Sihanoukville in southwestern Cambodia, a rapidly developing tourist hotspot awash with Chinese investments. Four people have been arrested in connection with the accident, including the Chinese building owner, the head of the construction firm and the contractor. A Cambodian landowner has also been held at provincial headquarter for questioning. The seven-storey building

was almost 80 per cent complete when it crashed down early Saturday, the deadliest such accident in recent years in Cambodia. “Now the death toll from the building collapse is seven,” Sihanoukville city police chief Thul Phorsda said, after officials earlier pinned the number of dead at three. At least 21 people were reported injured -- several critically -- and at least three of the dead were Cambodian, including two workers and a translator. Rescue workers in hard hats pulled people from a mountain of concrete, wood and twisted metal. Medical workers attended to a shirtless injured man as concerned crowds built up around the site, while scores of soldiers and

police joined the search for survivors. “Teams continue to search for more victims,” a provincial official statement said, adding that an investigation into the accident had been launched. There was no confirmation of precisely how many people were at the building at the time of the collapse, though earlier officials said 30 people were feared trapped. Around 50 workers would normally have been on the site at the time, Preah Sihanouk governor Yun Min said. The building belonged to a Chinese national who rented the land from a Cambodian owner. The construction firm and contractor were both Chinese-owned as well.

9 killed in Hawaii aircraft crash HK protesters disperse after blockading police hq

Smoke is seen at the crash site of a twin-engine skydiving aircraft that killed nine persons on Saturday in Hawaiian island of Oahu.

LOS ANGELES, JUN 22 (IANS): A twin-engine skydiving aircraft has crashed near an airfield on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, killing all nine passengers on board, authorities said. “There were 9 souls on board the King Air twin engine plane that went down near Dillingham Airfield with no apparent survivors,” the Hawaii Department of Transportation tweeted on

Friday. Honolulu Fire Department received the first call of the downed craft at about 6.30 p.m. (local time) on Friday and when firefighters arrived, they found the wreckage of the craft fully engulfed in flames, Hawaii News Now website reported. The plane crashed on North Shore in Oahu, part of the Hawaiian island

chain and home to the state capital, Honolulu. Photos showed smoke billowing from miles away. It was not yet clear whether the plane was taking off or landing. Dillingham Airfield, 56 km northwest of downtown Honolulu, is a general aviation airport operated by the Hawaii Department of Transportation under a 25-year lease from the US Army.

H O N G KO N G, J U N 22 (Agencies): Thousands of protesters who had blockaded police headquarters in Asia’s leading financial centre had mostly dispersed by Saturday morning with some roads reopened for traffic as normal but it remained unclear whether further mass protests would take place. Hong Kong has been bracing for a third weekend of widespread protests against an extradition bill that has plunged the Chinese-ruled city into crisis, posing the greatest popular challenge to President Xi Jinping since he took power in 2012. On Friday groups of mostly students wearing hard hats, goggles and face masks set up roadblocks and trapped vehicles in a generally peaceful protest to demand that leader Carrie Lam, who promoted and then postponed the bill, scrap it altogether. Police removed barricades early on Saturday

A year later, Thai boys rescued from cave grapple with fame BA N G KO K , J U N 2 2 (IANS): A year after they found themselves trapped for over two weeks inside a cave in northern Thailand, 12 boys from a youth soccer team and their coach are still grappling with their new-found fame after their harrowing rescue operation captured the world’s attention and changed their lives forever in many ways. The kids are now back in school and the coach opened his own soccer academy in a bid to return to normalcy, though they all find it hard to avoid the spotlight as they are constantly recognized and their social media accounts boast tens of thousands of followers, Efe news reported. They have been on several international tours and also have a Netflix movie deal. The minors - members of the team known as the Wild Boars aged between 11-16 - had entered a grotto in Chiang Rai province with their coach on June 23, 2018, when monsoon rains flooded the cave, leaving them trapped inside. As days passed following their disappearance, the public started to fear for

A year later, Thai boys rescued from cave grapple with fame. their lives, but they were all eventually rescued by an international team of divers in an operation broadcast by media around the globe, leading the Wild Boars to become national heroes. Due to their new contractual obligations, the boys and the coach are prevented from talking to the press, while a company formed by their parents - 13 Tham Luang (based on the cave’s name) - now looks after their

image rights. “Now the kids are fine, they go to school normally,” said Lt Gen. Weerachon Sukhontapatipak, the spokesperson for the Thai Prime Minister’s office and head of the government committee created to uphold the children’s interests. “After being trapped in the cave, they say they have gained a lot of experience. It was a big deal,” he said. According to the

spokesman, the production company SK Global was still immersed in the pre-production phase of a movie project that will be distributed via the streaming platform Netflix. The film is set to be co-directed by American director Jon M. Chu (“Crazy Rich Asians”) and Thai filmmaker Nattawut Poonpiriya (“Bad Genius”). The team’s coach, Eakapol Chanthawong,

launched his own soccer academy in the small village of Mae Sai where he resides, located near the Tham Luang cave. He has more than 183,000 followers on his Facebook page. At least two books about the rescue have been published so far. The ordeal dee ply moved the Southeast Asian country: While the boys remained trapped, solidarity poured in from all corners, including several gurus and monks who attempted to locate them telepathically. The group was finally found by two British divers on July 2. They had survived in the darkness without food, just by drinking the water that filtered through the cave’s walls. Between July 8-10, the kids and the coach - who did not know how to swim - were sedated and brought out of the cave by specialized diving teams wading through a dangerous 4-kilometre underwater route. Two months later, the coach and three of the kids - all of whom were stateless, as they belonged to ethnic minorities - were given Thai citizenship.

Protesters near the government headquarters in Hong Kong.

morning while staff were able to go home, after a more than 15 hour blockade. Only a few hundred protesters remained. In a statement early on Saturday, police said the acts of the protesters had seriously affected their work including the provi-

sion of emergency services to the public. “Police have shown the greatest tolerance to the protesters...but their means of expressing views have become illegal, irrational and unreasonable. Police will stringently follow up on these illegal activities.”

Saudi Arabia 1st Arab country to get FATF membership

SL extends emergency for third month after Easter bombings

RIYADH, JUN 22 (IANS): Saudi Arabia has become the first Arab country to be granted full membership of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) following the group’s annual general meeting in the US. The kingdom’s accession came as the global money laundering watchdog celebrated the 30th anniversary of its first meeting held in Paris in 1989, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Saudi Arabia which had received an invitation from the FATF at the beginning of 2015 to join as an “observer member”, was admitted into the organization after the group’s meeting in Orlando, Florida, on Friday. Saudi Arabia had been a founding member of the MENA arm of the group since November 2004, and its full membership came after it was reported the kingdom had made “tangible progress” and for its efforts in implementing the FATF’s guidelines.

C O LO M B O, J U N 2 2 (Agencies): Sri Lanka on Saturday extended a law granting security forces emergency powers into third month following the Easter Day bomb attacks on hotels and churches that killed more than 250 people. Allowed to detain and interrogate suspects without court orders, Sri Lanka’s police and military have arrested more than 100 suspects in the crackdown after the Islamist militant attacks. President Maithripala Sirisena issued orders for the law to be extended for another month from midnight on Friday, according to a gazette notification seen by Reuters. Authorities say the threat of more attacks has been contained and security services have dismantled most of the network linked to the bombings, but operations were still underway to find any remaining suspects. Sirisena said in the notification that extending emergency rule was “in the interest of public security, the preservation of public

Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997, since when it has been governed under a “one country, two systems” formula that allows freedoms not enjoyed in mainland China, including a muchcherished independent judiciary.

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order and the maintenance of supplies and services essential to the life of the community.” The attacks sent shockwaves through the Indian Ocean island state, which had enjoyed relative peace since a civil war ended a decade ago. The economy has slowed worryingly, forcing the government to seek foreign loans, and the lucrative tourism industry has been hit. Despite three advance intelligence reports from India that attacks were being planned, Sri Lanka’s top defence officials failed to act before the Easter Day suicide bombings by Islamist militants that targeted three churches and three luxury hotels.

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Jagger returns to the stage BHSS organises pre-summer kids’ Military vehicle made by forMick the first time since heart surgery fest & spiritual awakening programme Volvo can drive sideways

rquus has shared incredible footage of its new tank that can drive sideways and could soon be used by the French army. T h e Vo l vo - ow n e d company, which focuses on battlefield-ready vehicles, has named its new light tank Scarabée, or beetle, reports Popular Science. It has two engines in the back - one electric and one diesel - which help it reach top speeds of 75mph (120kmph), despite weighing 6.6 tonnes. Arquus’ CEO Emmanuel Lavacher told Popular Science: ‘We really worked on the speed because that is also a form of protection.

‘If you put a lot of protective armor on a vehicle it makes it very heavy, big, and therefore slow unless you give it a large, powerful engine - in which case you no longer have a small, agile military vehicle.’ Arquus’ new vehicle, which is 6ft (1.8m) tall and 15ft (4.6m) across, is just one of the candidates being considered as a replacement for the French army’s current fleet of light-armored vehicles by 2025. The firm used composite materials to provide the best protection for the four-manned vehicle, which can also be remote controlled. Each of the vehicle’s wheels are powered, which

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gives it its crab-like ability to drive sideways - which can be used to avoid mines with ease. A spokesperson for Aquus said: ‘That way you can approach the enemy without either turning your back to him or being full front on, but you could also drive crab-like behind a ridge, for example, and yet still have your roof-top gun with its limited turn radius pointing at the enemy.’ This also means the huge tank can be turned around on the spot and can make it around extremely tight corners. Scarabée can also be dropped from a place without a parachute - provided it is from a low height. As well as carrying two tonnes of equipment inside, Arquus has also designed a trailer that can hold double that. The trailer can also be remote controlled and can move independently when called for as it is robotised. In 2009, France launched a large modernisation programme for its army dubbed Project Scorpion.

ing fit after undergoing heart surgery earlier this year. The Rolling Stones icon went under the knife in March to replace a faulty heart valve, forcing the band to shelve a string of North American tour dates. Jagger also proved that he’s back to full health by posting a video that showed him dancing to The Wombats’ ‘Techno Fan’ in a recent rehearsal. Earlier this month, the band also released footage of their reissued ‘Rock and Roll Circus’ – which sees them performing ‘You Can’t Always Get What You Want’ during the 1968 recording. The Stones will continue to tour North America across the summer.

ethesda Higher Secondary School (BHSS) Dimapur organised spiritual awakening programme for different categories of students on different themes like, “God made me,” “Unlimited Love” and “He is calling you” from June 19 – 21. Keeping in view that the needs, interests and aptitudes of children at different levels vary, the three-day programme was interesting to notice children involving in extra-curricular/non-

scholastic activities happily after hectic preparations for first term/mid-term examinations just before the summer break. Children participated enthusiastically in non academic and spiritual activities like praise and worship, skit on King’s secret garden, games, songs, workshop on creativity and sharing the word of God. Young children listening to relevant Bible stories with great curiosity was one of the additional activities during

this year’s programme. A good number of ex-students motivated the children by assisting in various activities throughout the programme. Administrator of the school, Esther Murry led and guided the children in all activities. Chairman of the school, Rev. Moses Murry and resource persons were the Aalumnis of the school. The children of different levels were highly enlightened spiritually and were blessed.

Rihanna reacts to world’s richest female musician title: ‘It’s weird’

ctress Kareena Kapoor Khan will join creative forces with her “3 Idiots” and “Talaash” co-star Aamir Khan in “Laal Singh Chaddha”, inspired by Paramount Pictures’ Tom Hanks-starrer “Forrest Gump”. Viacom18 Studios and Aamir Khan Productions are producing the film, directed by Advait Chandan of “Secret Superstar” fame, and written by Atul Kulkarni. The film will release on Christmas 2020. Ajit Andhare, Chief Operating Officer, Viacom18 Studios, said in a statement: “For every cinephile out there, the must watch list of films would be incomplete without the mention of ‘Forrest Gump’. To be able to adapt the classic for Indian audiences is a long-cherished dream for many of us. “Knowing Aamir’s

olling Stones legend Mick Jagger has returned to the stage for the first time since undergoing heart surgery. Posting on Instagram, the rock icon shared a photo of himself as his bandmates prepare for their concert at Chicago’s Soldier Field this evening (June 21). “Looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow #stonesnofilter,” Jagger wrote on Instagram. The photo saw Jagger smiling to the empty stadium, preparing for the thousands of fans arriving to fill the stadium. In a separate video, Mick could be seen strutting along the stage while playing an electric guitar. It comes after Jagger confirmed that he is fight-

ihanna had a candid response when asked how it feels to be the world’s richest female musician. Earlier this month, Fo r b e s r e p o r t e d t h a t Rihanna is the world’s richest female musician — topping other big-name artists such as Beyoncé and Céline Dion — with her estimated $600 million fortune. W h e n a s k e d h ow the title made her feel, the “Work” singer had a unique take on the magazine’s rankings. “Forbes is one of those funny things, you know? she said during a recent interview with E! News. “It’s like, you’re rewarding people for being rich or something.” “It’s weird. I never got used to it. But it’s a nice honor; it’s nice,” she added. Separately, in May, Rihanna announced she is partnering with LVMH

er’s groundbreaking deal with LVMH, the world’s largest luxury group, came to light, it shook up the fashion industry. Rihanna became the first woman, and the first person of color, to create a major brand under the luxury giant from scratch. Fenty “is centered on Rihanna, developed by her, and takes shape with her vision in terms of ready to wear, shoes and accessories, including commerciality and communication of the brand,” according to a press release at the time. Rihanna, who already has the lines Fenty Beauty and Savage X Fenty, said in a statement following the news that “designing a line like this with LVMH is an incredibly special moment for us ... I couldn’t imagine a better partner both creatively and business-wise, and I’m ready for the world to see what we have built together.” (FoxNews)

burning passion for this subject for many years, he is the perfect partner to bring to life this dream.” Paramount Pictures’ COO Andrew Gumpert is also thrilled to partner with Aamir Khan Productions and Viacom18 Studios, and Moët Hennessy Louis Vuit“to see them bringing this ton to launch a new fashion timeless story to a whole label. new generation of audiThe pop star, born ences”. Robyn Rihanna Fenty, an“Forrest Gump” is a nounced her new fashion 1994 American comedyline — Fenty — at the time. drama film based on the When the news of the sing1986 novel of the same name by Winston Groom. The story depicts several decades in the life of Forrest Gump (Hanks), a slowink Box Events, supported by idol group will be performing in two witted but kind-hearted Korean Cultural Centre India (the cities in India, Delhi on July 12, at Talkman from Alabama who Embassy of the Republic of South atora Indoor Stadium and on July 14 at witnesses and unwittingly Korea) has announced the “Play Your Shilpgram, North East Zone Cultural influences several defining KARD Right” tour featuring idol group Centre (NEZCC) Guwahati from 12 p.m. historical events in the 20th KARD. onward. KARD will be the biggest K-POP century in the US. The film The internationally known K-Pop act until date to perform in India. was directed by Robert Zemeckis. (IANS)

Musician Tali Angh will be releasing his latest music video ‘Your eyes are on me’ on June 23 at 7 p.m. on his YouTube channel Tali Angh Music Official. The latest video also features his wife Jungtina Jamir, Ihang Lungalang, Moa Longkumer (Nash) and Takusunep. Also, the audio will be available on Indihut, iTunes and Spotify.

An evening for teens with vibrant pyjama dress code under the theme “Divergent” was organized on June 21 by Christian Education Department Police Baptist Church Mokokchung. Temjen Lemtur was the resource person who emphasized on the issues of social media and urged to stand strong and make decision according to God’s will.

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Chile through to Copa quarters

Chile players celebrate after scoring a goal during their Copa America match against Ecuador.

Salvador, Jun 22 (Agencies): Alexis Sanchez shrugged off an ankle injury and continued his resurgent form at the Copa America as the Chile striker fired his side to a 2-1 victory over Ecuador on Friday which took the holders into the quarter-finals of the competition. Chile took the lead in the eighth minute when Jose Fuenzalida volleyed into the net but Ecuador was awarded a penalty when goalkeeper Gabriel

Arias clattered Jhegson Mendez, allowing Enner Valencia to level from the spot in the 26th. Sanchez, who had ended a barren five-month spell by scoring in Monday’s 4-0 win against Japan, put Chile ahead early in the second half, expertly guiding a bouncing cross into the net with one touch. Ecuador, who were hammered 4-0 by Uruguay in their opening game, rarely threatened again and saw defender Gabriel Achilier

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receive a straight red card in stoppage time for a rash tackle on Arturo Vidal, who had to be taken off. Sanchez later revealed he had been playing with an ankle injury sustained in the first half. “After a cross, I rolled my ankle but I put a bandage on it, I took a pill for the pain and I came out again,” he told reporters. “I think I have a sprain, I was playing with pain but I hope it’s not too serious.” Chile coach Reinaldo

Rueda praised Sanchez for playing on, adding that the ankle was not the same one he injured in May. “He was evaluated by the doctors at halftime who said he could continue, although he put lots of ice on it at halftime. He made a huge effort in the second half,” he said. “We’ll evaluate it again but we hope it isn’t serious.” Chile, Copa champions in 2015 and 2016, lead Group C on six points. Uruguay is second on four with Japan third on one and Ecuador bottom with no points. Ecuador still has an outside chance of sneaking into the quarter-finals as one of the two best-ranked third-place finishers but they must win their game against Japan on Monday and hope other results go their way. Their coach, Hernan Dario Gomez, gave the briefest of post-match news conferences, saying he was not in the mood to take questions and gave a short assessment of the game before leaving.

2nd Xavier Rutsa memorial match Dimapur, Jun 22 (NPN): Kohima Town Club (KTC) and Kohima Press Club (KPC) will be co-organising the 2nd Xavier Rutsa Memorial Exhibition Match on June 23. The friendly football match will be played between KTC and KPC at IG Stadium at 2 PM. The match is being organised as a tribute to late Xavier Rutsa who was one of the founding members of both the clubs. Therefore, all the members have been requested to attend the event in solidarity.

All Nagaland School Football

Dimapur, Jun 22 (NPN): The St. Joseph University, Dimapur will be conducting the All Nagaland School Football Tour nament from July 18 to 20 at the university ground, Dimapur. Prize money of Rs.1,00,000 will be awarded to the winners. For further details, contact 9444405818. Interested schools can also refer to the university website: www. stjosephuniv.edu.in

Pak, SA gear up for must-win battle

London, Jun 22 (IANS): It will not be any regular World Cup encounter when Pakistan take on South Africa at the Lord’s on Sunday. Two teams with their backs to the wall will be clashing at the historic ground to stay alive in the 2019 edition of the World Cup. While Pakistan have stayed true to their unpredictable nature -- losing to West Indies, Australia and India while beating hosts England - South Africa have been the biggest disappointment of this edition of the showpiece event as they have failed to even stage a fight. Morning has clearly shown the day for the Proteas. Starting off with a 104-run loss to England in the opening game of the tournament, they then lost to Bangladesh by 21 runs before India thrashed them by six wickets. A no-result against Windies later (due to rain), they beat Afghanistan. But New Zealand beat them by four wickets to push them back to the bottom half of the points table. For Pakistan, nothing has clicked. While the batting has been mediocre to

Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Hafeez cheer their team-mates during a nets session

say the least, the bowlers have failed to pick wickets at the top half of the innings. The fielding has been below average as usual. But for South Africa, it has been a case of surrendering even before the choke has been applied. While their batting has left a lot to be desired, the worst part has been the fielding of a side that took world cricket by storm with its athletic fielders since their return to international cricket in 1992. The injury woes to the

pacers haven’t helped either. But all in all, it has been a poor show from a team that was considered contenders for the semi-final slot along with India, England and Australia. On Sunday, it will be all about holding their nerves and executing their skills as pointed by Pakistan pacer Wahab Riaz. The fast bowler has also rung the warning bell for the opposition and said that the Pakistan players have discussed their mistakes and are looking to make up for lost time.

Man Utd willing to sell Lukaku De Ligt decides to join Juve Morning Club Kohima holds monthly badminton tourney

Romelu Lukaku

Lo n d o n, J u n 2 2 (Agencies): Manchester United are willing to listen to offers for Romelu Lukaku and would be prepared to sell for around £75m. United are understood to only want a cash deal for Lukaku, who joined United from Everton in 2017 under Jose Mourinho in a deal worth an initial £75m. Last month it was reported that new Inter Milan manager Antonio Conte wants to sign Lukaku and Chelsea’s Victor Moses this summer. However United are yet to receive an offer.

Former Chelsea boss Conte tried to sign Lukaku in the summer of 2017 when he was still at Stamford Bridge, but the striker opted to move to United instead. Inter Milan will be released by UEFA from a Financial Fair Play (FFP) settlement agreement on June 30 and are unlikely to move for Lukaku before then.The Serie A side reached an agreement with UEFA in May 2015 after breaching FFP regulations. They were punished with heavy fines and limited to a squad of 21 players in

the Champions League last season, down from the usual 25. Inter also had to submit itself to four years of monitoring by UEFA. According to Sky Sports News, Inter must raise over £30m before they can afford to buy Lukaku. Selling Mauro Icardi would help Inter in their pursuit of Lukaku but they have yet to receive any offers for the Argentine striker. Lukaku has scored 42 goals in 96 games for United, but failed to score in his last eight games this season and often found Marcus Rashford chosen ahead of him as the team’s central striker after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer became manager. The 26-year-old made it clear earlier this month that playing for Conte would appeal to him. Lukaku told Italian outlet Sportmediaset, “It’s good that Conte went to Inter, for me he is the best coach in the world. I am a big Serie A fan, those close to me know that I have always wanted to play in the English league and in the Italian one: I love Italy.”

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TURIN, Jun 22 (Agencies): Netherlands teenage centre back Matthijs de Ligt has agreed a deal to join Italian champions Juventus from Ajax Amsterdam, Sky Italy reported on Saturday. According to the report, Juventus will pay 62 million pounds ($78.99 million) for the Ajax captain, 19, who was one of the key players in the Dutch side’s thrilling run to the Champions League semi-finals. He will become new Juventus head coach Maurizio Sarri’s first signing after the Italian was appointed as Massimiliano Allegri’s successor last week. De Ligt said earlier this month that he was asked about a move to Juventus by Cristiano Ronaldo at the

end of the Nations League final after Portugal beat the Netherlands 1-0. “I didn’t understand him at first. I was a little shocked, so I laughed. But I didn’t say anything,” De Ligt had told the Netherlands’ NOS television. “So soon after the game you are not at all concerned with it. You are disappointed that you have lost and that is the only thing you are thinking about.” Spanish media reports had said the highly-rated player was expected to join Barcelona and link up with Ajax’s Frenkie de Jong, 22, who is set to move to Spain next month. De Ligt broke into the Ajax first team aged 17 in 2016, becoming a regular starter the following season and soon became the most coveted defender in Europe thanks to his strength, anticipation and ability on the ball. He played 90 minutes in 17 of 18 matches and scored three times in Ajax’s Champions League campaign, which culminated in an agonising semi-final defeat to Tottenham Hotspur on away goals.

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during the opening ceremony on July 15, Neikha told Rijiju. The advisor also highlighted the ongoing sports and youth related activities in the State. Neikha informed Rijiju on the development initiative under the “Aspirational District” programme. Higher & Technical Education minister, Temjen Imna Along, who is also the State BJP president, added that the Zale Neikha has done a commendable job and requested Union minister for guidance and support to the advisor in order to take Department of Youth Resources and Sports to new heights.

Dimapur, Jun 22 (NPN): The Mor ning Club Kohima conducted its monthly tournament at Kohima Indoor Stadium on June 22 under the theme “Fitness First”. The

tournament is organised every month with an aim to inculcate the sense of oneness among the club members. A total of 16 (sixteen) members participated in

the tournament. Kekhrie Pfukha and Sabou Yashu emerged as the champion while Kekhriesituo Züprü and John Kechu bagged the runner up.

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W.A NO. 27(K)/2018 Nihokhu Village Council & Another .. Appellants. Vrs State of Nagaland & 91 Ors. ..Respondents. To, 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30.

Zale Neikha and Temjen Imna Along along with Union minister Kiren Rijiju.

Dimapur, Jun 22 (NPN): Advisor of Department of Youth Resources and Sports, Zale Neikha along with minister of Higher & Technical Education, Temjen Imna Along called on the Union minister of State (Independent Charge) for Youth Affairs and Sports, Kiren Rijiju at his official residence in New Delhi on June 22. During the meeting, Er. Zale Neikha appraised the Union minister of Nagaland under 15 girls team representing India at the 2019 Gothika Cup in Sweden from July 14 to 20. The team will also be participating in the Parade of Nations representing India

Winners of the Morning Club Kohima monthly badminton tournament along with other participants at Kohima Indoor Stadium on June 22.

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NOTICE Please take Notice that the above referred case has been filed by the Appellants wherein the above named person at serial No. 1 to 87 are impleaded as Party Respondent No. 6 to 92, respectively. Therefore, the above named persons are directed to appear before this Court on 25th June, 2019 in person or through pleader duly instructed to answer all material questions relating to the case. Take Notice that in default of your appearance, the case will be heard and determine in your absence. Sign and sealed by Order of this Court on this 10th day of June, 2019.

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India beat Afghanistan by 11 runs in last over thriller

Mohammed Shami celebrates with teammates after taking the wicket of Afghanistan’s Hazratullah Zazai at the Hampshire Bowl in Southampton. (AP/PTI)

Southampton, Jun 22 (PTI): Mohammed Shami’s last-over hat-trick saved India from a mighty scare as they managed to pip Afghanistan by 11 runs to inch closer towards semi-finals. Shami, playing his first match, not only successfully defended 16 runs off the last over but also dismissed the dangerous Mohammed Nabi (52 off 55 balls), Aftab Alam (0) and Mujeeb ur Rahman (0) off successive deliveries to complete the rare feat. Afghanistan were bowled out for 213 in pursuit of a manageable 225 run target which at one stage looked gettable after the Indian middle-order flopped in their first World Cup test. It was superb death bowling by Jasprit Bumrah (2/39 off 10 overs) and Shami that changed the complexion of the game. As much as Shami deserves the credit, Bumrah deserves equal plaudits for giving five runs in the penultimate over. Bumrah was lethal as ever and his two wickets in the 29th over literally tilted the

game before the minnows made another comeback. From a relatively comfortable 106 for 2, it became 106 for 4 with Afghanistan losing the momentum. But Nabi (52) had other ideas as he tried his best but that ‘exclusive 60 plus stand’ that is mandatory in these kind of chases didn’t happen. Yuzvendra Chahal (2/36) and Kuldeep Yadav (0/39) were remarkably consistent with their lines as they never really let the batsmen get away. Earlier, skipper Virat Kohli (67 off 63 balls) again batted effortlessly before Afghanistan’s IPL stars Mohammed Nabi (9-0-33-2), Mujeeb ur Rahman (10-126-1) and Rashid Khan (100-38-1) put brakes on other star batsmen. MS Dhoni (28 off 52 balls) and Kedar Jadhav (52 off 68 balls) were unable to accelerate against the slow bowlers adding only 57 runs in 14 overs. Dhoni was relieved from his miseries by Rashid as the desperate former skipper came down the track and was stumped.

The amount of pressure that the duo put on Hardik Pandya was evident as he was forced to slog from ball one but failed to deliver this time getting out to pacer Aftab Alam. Skipper Gulbadin Naib (2/51) also impressed with his seam-up stuff dismissing Kedar off the penultimate delivery of the innings. Before this game, India lost 14 wickets in the three completed games and none of the wickets went to the spinners. It started with India’s in-form opener Rohit Sharma being beaten by a doosra from Mujeeb. KL Rahul despite scoring 30 could never really get the measure of Mujeeb. The itch to outsmart Nabi cost Rahul dearly as he tried a reverse sweep only to find Hazratullah Zazai at short third-man after a 57-run stand with Kohli. Brief scores India: 224/8 (Kohli 67, K Jadhav 52; M Nabi 2/33, G Naib 2/51) beat Afghanistan: 213 all out (M Nabi 52, R Shah 36; M Shammi 4/40)

Zimbabwe cricket board suspended Harare, Jun 22 (IANS): The board of Zimbabwe Cricket was suspended with immediate effect by the Sports and Recreation Commission which is a government parastatal and also the governing organisation of all registered sporting associations in the country. Zimbabwe Cricket’s acting Managing Director Givemore Makoni was also banned from his position. An interim committee to run cricket has been announced and will have David Ellman-Brown, Ahmed Ibrahim, Charlie Robertson, Cyprian Mandenge, Robertson Chinyengetere, Sekesai Nhokwara and Duncan Frost. The development came on the back of the SRC issuing a directive that Zimbabwe Cricket’s elective general meeting be suspended, after alleged complaints about the nomination process and the violation of the board’s constitution.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2019

United 16 FC end KFL campaign without a win Correspondent

Ko h i m a , J u n 2 2 (NPN): Bottom-side United 16 FC failed to register a single win in the third edition of Seyie Auto Kohima Football League as they ended their season losing 7-3 against 5th place Yhome FC at IG Stadium, Kohima on Saturday. A hat-trick from Achamo helped A Yhome FC to win comprehensively against the bottom side United 16 FC. Achamo scored in the 23rd, 65th and 77th minute. Neikethozo (19th), Vilhoubeituo Yhome (28th), Salu Kulim (53rd), Velukho Rhakho (90th) scored a goal each for Yhome FC. A late minute drama saw United 16 FC scoring three goals with Tetongol, Metol Neikha and Apoto Rhetso finding the net in the last 20 minutes but it wasn’t enough for the team. United FC 16 failed

United 16 FC (yellow) and A Yhome FC players in action at the ongoing Seyie Auto Kohima Football League-3 at IG Stadium, Kohima on Saturday. (NP)

to register any wins in six matches. The team have conceded 31 goals and managed to score only five goals at the end of the

season. to end their season. A Yhome FC are fifth Tuesday’s match on the league table with a Kohima Eagles Vs match remaining against Sechü Zubza Forerunners FC on June 26

SUFC Bulls clinch KTC penalty shootout tournament Correspondent

Kohima, Jun 22 (NPN): Secretariat United Football Club (SUFC) Bulls defeated Sechü Zubza FC Team C to win the first KTC open penalty shootout 2019 held at IG Stadium, Kohima on Saturday. In the final shootout, SUFC Bulls claimed the title defeating Sechü Zubza FC Team C by 5-4. The one-day event was organised by Kohima Town Club with an aim to promote the football league in the state capital by bringing football lovers from all over the district

The champions SUFC Bulls walked away with a cash prize of Rs. 50,000 while the runners up Sechü Zubza FC Team C received Rs. 30,000 sponsored by Er. Roukuozhalie Gwirie, chief engineer, power department. Myingthungo Ezung of Secretariat United Football Club Bulls was adjudged the best goalkeeper and received Rs.5000. Khovi Thaprü, Block Development Officer, RD Block, Jakhama graced Special guest Khovi Thaprü (C) along the winners SUFC Bulls at IG Stadium, Kohima the prize distribution ceron Saturday. (NP) emony as special guest and and enabling them to take A total of 37 team in- Dimapur took part in the gave away the awards to the part. cluding teams from Phek, event. winners.

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