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World bank funds first state level health project DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Nagaland’s first state-level project funded by World Bank was launched at Capital Convention Centre here Thursday by Minister Health and Family Welfare, P. Longon as the Chief Guest. According to a report from DIPR, the Project aimed at improving health services and increase their utilization by communities in targeted locations in Nagaland. The duration of the Project is 5-7 Years. The total financial outlay of the project is US$ 60 million (INR 390.5 crore) which includes external assistance: US$ 48 million (INR 312.5 crore) and share of the State Government: US$ 12 million (INR 78 crore). The Project has two components:- 1. Community Action for Health & Nutrition with the objective to empower communities to oversee, manage and improve Health & Nutrition Programs services and their utilization; 2. Health System Development with the objective to support improvements in the management and delivery of health services.

Kekhrie Yhome says he will contest bypoll Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUN 1 (NPN): Writer and social activist Kekhrie Yhome will contest the by election to the 10 Northern Angami-I assembly constituency which was vacated by sitting MLA Khriehu Liezietsü to enable his father and chief minister Dr.Shürhozelie Liezietsü to enter the state assembly. Yhome who also hails from Kohima village, told media persons here today that there was no clarity on which party he will contest since ECI were yet to announce the schedule. Yhome said he was trying to establish contacts, reach out the people and undecided on which party he would contest but rather hoped to get support of other parties. He also lamented on what he described as “perpetual political instability” pervading the present 12th NLA and the general public being exposed to a series of totally uninspiring and unnecessary events. He said during the span of four years, three chief ministers were swornin with looming speculations of a fourth before the tenure of the 12th NLA ended.

Malaysia Airlines jet turns back to Melbourne after bomb scare

England beat Bangladesh in CT opener

GDP growth of 7-8 per cent ‘fairly reasonable’: Jaitley

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sports, Page 16

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H&FW projects launched

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27th NSF general conference concludes; new team takes over

Bank has never been into any state specific project prior to the Nagaland Health Project, that was designed for and implemented by the state. She said the Nagaland Health Project has a great potential , pointing that additional funds of 48 million dollars including 12 million dollars which will be an addition to the current amount the government was to invest in health sector in the state, would boost investment and innovation. She reiterated

the World Bank’s assistance and involvement in making the project a success calling the same from the state. Chief guest medical minister P.Longon expressed hope that the project will assist the department in improving the health services and undertaking activities that would contribute to the improvement of the same for all sections of the society in the state. He appealed the World Bank and the Govt. of India to consider the options for extension of the

programme from the current 5-6 years. He said malaria remained a public health problem in the country and the state, and called for intensified effort to prevent and eliminate the disease. He expressed hope that the National Framework for Malaria Elimination (NFME) in India 2016- 2030, which was brought out by the Directorate of National Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (NVBDCP) will enable the successful elimination of the disease. Brief presentation on Nagaland Health Project and Malaria Elimination were given by Project Director, Nagaland Health Project, Dr. Vizolie Suokhrie and SPO, NVBDCP, Dr. Kevichusa Medikhru respectively. Head of Department, Directorate of Health and Family Welfare, Dr. N. Bendangyanger Jamir delivered the welcome address, while Principal Secretary, Government of Nagaland, Menukhol John gave the closing remarks. The Chief Guest later handed away the ‘Result Based Financing Award’ and the ‘Kayakalp Award’ to the various health centres.

Suspended BJP members refute charges

JVYO appeals for completion of bridges in Peren

Dimapur civil bodies caution against lease of toll tax collection

DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Nagaland Health Project, Malaria Elimination (NVBDCP), Rashtriya Swasthya BimaYojana (RSBY) and Jan Aushadhi (Generic Drugs) for 11 districts was launched at a function held at Capital Convention Centre, Kohima on Thursday with Minister Health and Family Welfare, P. Longon as chief guest, reports DIPR. Operations Officer, World Bank, Amith NagarajBhatulla, who delivered the keynote address maintained that community was at the forefront of the project and the efforts to implement it were immense as indicated by the fact that preparation of the programme took almost five years with many challenges both at the centre and the state. He called on the department to harness the highest level of participation from other departments for the success of the project. Nutrition Specialist, World Bank, Mohini Kak, spoke on the technical aspects of the project and pointed out that the project was the first of its kind in the North East. She said the World

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DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Three senior State BJP members who were suspended from the party have refuted the charges against them, claiming that their suspension was based on false allegation. In a joint statement, advisor and former dy CM I.K. Sema, former ACS and convenor finance and development committee H.K. Khulu and former spokesman Yanghose Sangtam said that their suspension was “malicious intent, dictatorial in nature and a flagrant violation or rules as contained in the constitution of the BJP party”. They therefore maintained that their suspension was not acceptable on the ground that the advisor was appointed by the Centre and that State BJP presi-

Minister H&FW, P. Longon with an awardee of ‘Result Based Financing Award‘ at capital convention centre, Kohima on Thursday. (DIPR)

dent Visasolie Lhoungu cannot take action on his own. They also clarified on the allegation that slogan were shouted against central leaders was completely false and concocted as none of the placards featured any names or mention of the central leaders, which can be testified in the photos published in the media. Further, the three stated that Lhoungu “dictatorial behaviour” had created crisis in the party, which was evident in the suspension on nine senior office bearers without following any norms. Therefore, the suspended members reiterated that the demand for immediate change of leadership was good for the party and to stop the national party from further embarrassment.

DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Jalukie Valley Youth Organisation (JVYO) has urged the PWD(R&B), Peren and responsible construction firms to expedite and complete the construction works on eight bridges between Punglwa village and Jalukie town under Peren district the bridges at the earliest. In a press release, JVYO president, Machigwang Mpom, and general secretary, Ahiabe Chuilo, said that with the onset of monsoon and increased rainfall vehicles crossing the flooded rivers have become dangerous. In the event of loss of lives, JVYO cautioned to initiate own course of action, adding that PWD (R&B) Peren and the contractors would be held solely responsible for any untoward eventualities.

DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Curtains came down on the 3-day 27th Naga Students Federation (NSF) general conference Thursday at Tzurang valley in Mokokchung with a new team of executive members for the session 2017-18. Nagaland Minister of PWD (R&B), Y. Vikheho Swu, graced the valedictory session as special guest while Arunachal Pradesh parliamentary secretary Legal Metrology & Consumer Affairs Laisam Samai was the theme guest. Nagaland minister (R&B) Vikheho Swu , speaking on the theme ‘Amelioration’ said it was much needed in Naga society which has been subjected to fragmentation and called upon all to help bring about integration of Naga society. He also urged upon students to be self dependent and self-reliant in order to take the society move forward while lamenting on their over dependence on government. Swu reminded students that employment in the government was already saturated and therefore, urged upon them to take up entrepreneurship and be-

Dimapur, Jun 1 (NPN): Several civil society and business organisations have reminded the Dimapur Municipal Council and the Municipal Affairs Department (MAD) that any attempt to lease out toll tax collection will invite non-cooperation from the civil society and business community, who are stakeholders. The statement opposing lease of DMC toll tax was issued by G. Ghokheto Chophy Vice president Naga Council Dimapur, Tsenthungo Lotha president DUCCF, Nungshirenla Aier president Naga Women Hoho Dimapur, Dr. Khekugha Murru general secretary Business Association of Nagas, Joseph Lemtur president DDCF, Sanjay Sethi secretary DCCI, A.Rahman working president Muslim Council Dimapur, Kamala Kanta Paul president Dimapur, Bengali Samaj, Ato Yepthomi president NMDA and Y.Zhimomi GB Union Dimapur. The signatories expressed appreciation of the development and progress made by the DMC after toll tax collection was handed to DMC. The ten bodies reminded that they had opposed leasing out toll tax collection in the past based on the effectiveness of DMC in collecting toll.

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come job providers and not job seekers. Earlier, Parliamentary Secretary, Legal Metrology & Consumer Affairs, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Laisam Samai challenged the Naga students to be ambassadors of peace and do something for the Naga society and the state of Nagaland. Laisam Samai, who graced the 27th NSF General Conference as the theme guest on Thursday, said that it is the duty of the students to bring peace in the society and northeast region of India. He urged upon the student communities to look

at the bigger picture, compromise on the small differences among the different northeast communities and move ahead for peace and prosperity in the region.

They therefore maintained that toll tax should not be leased to any private party/ middle man at any cost. According to the signatories, the reason for their stand was based on the following: 1. That with toll collected by DMC has resulted in visible development and facelift of roads, drainage, designated dustbins, culver and overall improvement in sanitation of Dimapur. 2. That it was unjustified and ridiculous for public to have to pay commission for toll tax collection to middlemen when DMC itself has enough manpower under its payroll 3. The signatories reminded of the earlier showdown between civil society and government due to mishandling of ULB election and therefore reminded government that civil society was in no mood to confront government on the toll tax issue. The ten organisations said any attempt to lease out toll tax collection to a private party will be seen by them as “nothing but vested interest of certain individual above development and welfare of the public and therefore anti-people and development.”

Cattle trade rule nothing to do with ECI nationwide special drive states’ cow slaughter laws: Jaitley

NEW DELHI/TARAKESHWAR, JUN 1 (PTI): The row over beef eating and cattle trade kept the political cauldron astir today (Cont’d on p-9) despite Finance Minister Arun Jaitley’s attempt to calm frayed tempers by insisting the new central notification will not interfere with state laws on slaughtering animals. Following several days of protests, particularly in Kerala and Tamil Nadu, Jaitley told a press conference in New Delhi that the ban imposed by the Centre on sale and purchase of cattle from animal markets for slaughter had nothing to do with state legislations. The animal markets “While in service God are meant for farmers and blessed you with much not for traders, he said, addw e a l t h s o y o u c a n ing that “this is the only efjoin politics to serve fect of the notification”. people.” “Every state has its

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own legislation or no legislation (with regard to slaughter of cattle). You have provision in the Constitution Article 48 (Directive Principles) which says that certain category of animals have to be protected,” Jaitley said. Prohibition of cow slaughter mentioned in Article 48 of the Constitution is not an enforceable article, but a Directive Principle of State Policy. West Bengal’s feisty Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who has been at the forefront of the opposition’s attack on the ban, added a new twist to the row, claiming the Centre was planning to omit buffalo from the abmit of its notification to favour “certain people close to BJP” involved in trade of its meat. “Some people close to the BJP are involved in

the buffalo meat trade and that is why, they (Centre) are planning to allow the slaughter of buffaloes,” she told a public meeting in Tarakeshwar in West Bengal. Assailing vigilantism in the name of cow protection, she said,”The BJP has got only 29 per cent of the votes, but they are trying to bulldoze the entire people. Who are they to decide what one will eat? Who are they to decide what one will wear? It is a matter of personal choice.” Notwithstanding Jaitley’s attempt to pacify those angry at the ban, a top leader of the RSS, the BJP’s ideological mentor, denounced “beef parties” being organised to protest the Modi government’s measure as “against humanity”, and suggested that they “should change their ways”.

DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): In tune with the theme ‘No voters to be left behind’, the Election Commission of India (ECI) would launch a nationwide comprehensive programme called ‘Special Drive’ with effect from July 1- 31, 2017. The month of June 2017 would be used for preparatory works. In a press release, chief electoral officer (O) Nagaland, N.Moa Aier, stated that activities of Special Drive would include enrolment of eligible young Indian Citizens particularly in 18-19 age group and removal of names of dead electors, multiple names, transferred out names and underage, which were still continuing in the electoral rolls. Data on registered deaths would be collected from the Registrar of Deaths and all registered death entries would be removed during the special drive. Publicity and related issues such as campaign to motivate the electors to get their names registered and participate in the electoral process for stronger democracy would be organized during this period, Aier stated. Further, CEO said that special campaign

dates would be held on July 8 and July 22, 2017. Camps would be held in all polling stations where booth level officer (BLO) would sit with adequate number of inclusion forms. On the day of camp, entire final Electoral Roll 2017 would be made available in the polling stations so citizens could check their names in the existing rolls. The left out eligible citizens could fill the inclusion forms and give the same to the BLO at polling station itself. Also, BLO would visit door to door in the area falling under his jurisdiction for collection of Form-6 from the applicants, particularly in 18-19 age group (extendable to 21 years of age) from the period between July 1, 2017 and July 31, 2017. Forms could also be sent online through NVSP Portal of ECI Website: eci.nic.in All stakeholders such as political parties, NGOs, Churches, Media etc. have been requested to extend cooperation/ participation for maximization of registration of eligible electors and removing the impurities in the rolls.

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New executive members of NSF [2017-2019] President – Kesosul Christopher Ltu Vice President – Boveio Poukai Duo Gen. Secy – Imtiyapang Asst. Gen. Secy – Boketo Kiho Finance Secy – Akherio Lazi Secy. Education – Muphatho Nyuthe Secy. Social & Culture – Dievi Yano Secy. Publicity & Information – S Shilukaba Longchar Speaker – Amonbo Auditor – Holuvi Chophy

Bodies of 2 missing persons retrieved DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority (NSDMA), home department has informed that two bodies of four missing persons who were washed away in the flash flood under Meluri sub-division on May 30 have been retrieved. In its situational report of Cyclone Mora in Nagaland, NSDMA stated that the dead body of woman was retrieved at Shera village, Myanmar. Further, the flash flood also washed away four bridges under Phonkhuri circle. As a result, Phonkhuri village has been completely cut-off, NSDMA informed. In Zunheboto district, landslide occurred in the middle of Aghunato just below an Airtel Tower posing a threat to the residents. District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) and the town committee are in contact with the Airtel Company in Guwahati to take measures for shifting of the tower, NSDMA stated, adding that further details were awaited.

KSU serves 30-day ultimatum on state govt DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Konyak Students’ Union (KSU) has expressed disappointment at “utmost negligence” of education department in Mon district and served a 30-day ultimatum on the state government and the school education department to rectify the “existing anomalies” within the stipulated time. In a press release, KSU president, Loungai Wangnao , and press secretary, PhongLan Konyak, said the district education officer (DEO), who was supposed to shoulder the responsibility of the entire district, was transferred without reliever on August 31, 2014. KSU said that the DDEO, who was carrying out the charge of the DEO, retired in August 2016, adding that the office has been functioning without any officer till date. The union also expressed strong resentment over “efficiency” of SDEO Mon in pursuing duty regularly. It said that such lapses in the system have created “a huge educational chaos” in the district. “Today, if the department itself neglects its educational system then the future of the student community is at stake,” said KSU. Further, the union pointed out that non-availability of the responsible officers has created a lot of grievances among the staffs and people. KSU cautioned that it would not tolerate or compromise such act any further, which directly affected educational system of Mon district. Therefore, the union has appealed the minister of education & SCERT and school education director to take up “immediate remedial measure” in solving the irregularities that exist in the system. K Y M C

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Solar street lights installed at Mutsale

DFO Phek and village community with solar street light in Mutsale village, Phek on June 1. Correspondent

KO H I M A , J U N E 1 (NPN): An awareness programme-cum-installation of solar street lights organized by Phek Forest Division was held at Mutsale village under Phek district on June 1. Solar street lights were erected at several strategic locations in the village as a part of Entry Point Activity under the FDA programme. The Nato Community Reserved Forest of Mutsale village forms one of the most important watershed in the Tizu area that feeds Thozuru river which is an important tributary of Tizu

river. Under the FDA programme, JFMC Mutsale and the village council has planted many varieties of fruiting and fast growing species covering an area of 10 Ha during the current year. DFO Phek, Rongsenlemla Imchen appreciated the village community for cooperating with the department and stressed on the importance of efficient use of energy with special reference to forest and wild life conservation. She said that, the department aimed to offset some amount of GHGs to mitigate global warming through the efficient use of renewable

energy such as solar energy with the cooperation of the villagers. The village council and local functionaries thanked the Nagaland Forest Department and appreciated the DFO and Phek Forest Division for raising environmental awareness in the village. It must be noted that department had earlier installed solar street lights in 7 (seven) village through various schemes of the department and also distributed solar lamps to every household in 20 villages including Mutsale village under Phek district in collaboration with Eco Solution.

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Clean Election Campaign: Chakhesang bodies form CCEM DIMAPUR: With the objective to translate the clean election campaign into a reality, a new forum by the nomenclature Chakhesang Clean Election Movement (CCEM) has been formed on March 17. In pursuance with the Nagaland Baptist Church Council’s Clean Election Guidelines, the Chakhesang Baptist Church Council (CBCC) initiated a joint meeting on March 16 with the Chakhesang Public Organization, the apex body and its frontal organizations; Chakhesang Mothers Association, Chakhesang Students’ Union, GBs and with all different denominations during which CCEM was founded. In its first step towards the goal of ensuring clean election in Chakhesang areas, the CCEM which is led by Dr. Kiizhopoyo Tiinyi, Pastor Chakhesang Mission Centre Church has came up with various resolutions. The CCEM resolutions include: Party flags, posters, banners and billboards shall not be displayed on church buildings a n d p r e m i s e s, i n s t i t u t i o n and public buildings; use of intoxicants such as, alcohol shall be restricted and inflow of liquor shall be prohibited; no political parties shall organize feast nor create nuisance in their respective offices in towns and villages; no political parties shall organize mass procession in support of a particular political candidate; no one shall be allowed to sell and buy votes; only eligible voters attaining 18 years of age shall be allowed to vote as per the election rule; one person one vote shall be enforced and proxy vote shall not be allowed;church workers

shall not be allowed to engage in canvassing; even their residence shall not be used for election purposes. If any church worker wishes to involve in the election he/she should resign first and be relieved from church ministry for a period of 5 years; no political parties shall conduct election campaign on Sundays; mass feast shall not be organized by any political parties/candidates; national political groups or any other groups shall not be allowed to use arms or force and engaging in booth capturing during elections; use of force or booth capturing shall not be allowed during election; the CCEM shall organize common platform for all the political parties to share their respective manifestos; no village authority shall be allowed to declare solid/majority in favour of a particular candidate for the sake of village peace and harmony; candidates are not allowed to engage in hate campaign, false propaganda and character assassination; all the believers are requested to pray and elect capable and God fearing leaders and to ensure free and fair election; CCEM shall work to ensure clean electoral roll in all Chakhesang villages and extend all possible co-operation and support the Govt. and its election machineries and CCEM shall set up committed volunteers who shall serve as ‘Watch Dogs’ to implement the given clean election guidelines. In this regard, CCEM has requested every right thinking citizen to support and go ahead with the movement and aim for a positive change in ‘our’ land. Led by Dr. Kiizhopoyo Tiinyi, CCEM has five coconvenors, four officials and five advisors.

news in brief MYO warns vehicle robbery: Midland Youth Organization (MYO) Kohima has warned the persons who attempted vehicle robbery and vandalism of propertieswith in its jurisdiction on numerous instances. In the press release issued by president MYO Tsoto Sale and general secretary MYO Ketholel Tase condemned such anti-social elements that disturb the peaceful atmosphere of the colony and cautioned that such activities would be dealt befittingly. RH informs: Rengma Hoho has convened a general meeting on June 3, 10 a.m at Tetso College auditorium. All concerned members have been requested to attend the meeting positively. Wokha inter-school competition: Tsumang A youth organisation along with Tsumang A colony council would be organising inter-school competition on a model project based on, “beautification of Tsumang Lake” on World Environment Day, June 5. All the schools have been invited to take part in the event. Cash prizes along with certificates would be awarded to the best three (3) projects. Tsumang A Youth Organisation president has requested all the concern citizens of Wokha town to be part of the event. DPDB Tuensang meeting: Tuensang (DPDB) District Planning & Development Board monthly meeting for the month of June has been convened on June 6, 11 a.m at DC conference hall. All the DPDB members have been requested to attend the meeting positively. WHKAA meeting postponed: Western Huker Kiuru Arih Ako (WHKAA) has postponed its meeting to be held on June 10 due to unforeseen circumstances. The meeting has been tentatively rescheduled for June 17. NRPS informs: Convocation programme for students of Nagaland Rashtrabhasha Prachar Samiti (NRPS) (Hindi Uchchatar Vidhyalaya) Kohima, who have passed Ratna (BA Hindi) Exam under RPS Wardha in the year 2015 (April & September) and prior to that the BA (H) would be held on June 11 at Guwahati. All are asked to contact the school authority at 8413818142 on or before June 3 for further necessary action. Certificate will not be awarded to those who fail to attend. DLMCP Phek informs: Department of Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection (DLMCP), Phek has informed all the voluntary consumer organisation/consumer societies who are active and working for the interest of the consumers under Phek district to immediately contact the office of the assistant controller, Legal Metrology & Consumer Protection, Phek along with their progress report/ status of the organization, action plan etc before June 15. Lost and found: A red coloured Platina Bike was found abandoned near NH 29 Kohima Road, Tenyiphe-1 village Chumukedima about a month ago. Convenor Action Committee T-1YO, Vivoto Tetso stated that the bike was handed over to the custody of Tenyiphe-1 youth organisation by the action committee. The registration number and engine no was found tampered but still has the engine no. 520YD*DIMF5 and chassi numbers MD2D30ZZZUWK22218 intact. An investigation has been launched and the real owner can claim the vehicle by producing the original documents and certificates that the contact numbers, 85751278449/9402823940.

‘World No Tobacco Day’ observed across Nagaland

LFHSS Dimapur

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DIMAPUR: Along with the rest of the world, Livingstone Foundation Hr. Sec. School (LFHSS) observed the World No Tobacco Day 2017 on May 31 at its campus on the theme “Tobacco – a threat to development.” Presenting his key note address, head of A c a d e m i c s, P r a b h a t Mandal called upon all the students as well as teachers to abstain themselves from all sorts of tobacco substances including smokeless and smoke tobacco so that their lives do not turn into ashes. The school organized various competitions for its students including, essay writing, painting and slogan-writing where students from Grades IV till XII participated. The other highlights included the presentation of the K

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significance of the day and a speech on the ill-effects of tobacco. Vote of thanks was delivered by coordinator, Zakir Hussain thanked the teachers and students and the District Nodal Officer of Dimapur’s National Tobacco Control Programme (NTCP), Dr. C. Tetseo (in absentia) for encouraging educational institutions to participate in tobacco eradication programmes and also for pioneering the tobacco control programme in Dimapur. SMHSS: In St. Mary’s Higher Secondary School (SMHSS) students took part by making various drawings about the day. An awareness program was also held about the hazards of tobacco use followed by an oath against tobacco usage. SJHS: Saint John’s

High School (SJHS), Diphupar ‘B’ observed the day at the school premises with Dr. C Tetseo as the special guest. Dr. C Tetseo in his short speech urged the students to stay away from all tobacco products as it led to diseases affecting heart and lungs and many types of cancer. The programme was chaired by teacher Molongla LKR. A demonstration on “how consuming tobacco affects the human body” was given by Akumienla and Imnasenla of Class 8. Earlier, the students of all the classes had written down all their bad habits on a piece of paper which was later disposed off by the class leaders in the coffin during the function. Farewell song “ H a v e Thine Own Way Lord” was presented by Class-8

girls. The discarding of bad habits of the students and oath taking ceremony was initiated by Johny Abraham, the headmaster. Short speech were delivered by the students of class -10 and farewell prayer by pastor Wojanthung Ngullie of Lotha Baptist Church Diphupar – B . Students of classes 6 to 10 in collaboration with the headmaster and teachers also marched in procession starting from the school gate to 5th Mile junction, carrying a display coffin made out of empty cigarette packets and tobacco wrappers with an effigy of a tobacco lover, the students also shouted and carried antitobacco slogans. Teachers Sorotsa and Rhonthungo Kikon also highlighted on the hazards and effects of consuming tobacco

to the public at 5th Mile junction and local ground Diphupar – B where they were joined by the students of class –8 of Government Middle School Diphupar – B. Altogether procession covered a distance of around 2.5 k.m. Johny Abraham the headmaster said that students should abstain from all bad habits and reminded the students to help prevent their friends, parents, relatives and neighbours from consuming tobacco products. He also added that everyone must intend in making Diphupar – B a Tobacco Free Village. Headmaster, teachers, students of both the school and parents witnessed the burning of the dummy along with the coffin at the local ground. RJHSS: In Ram Janaki

Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur, under the direction of the principal H. P. Gupta, P.C. Modi, PGT organized essay writing competition on the theme in which the students of different classes participated. The students also brought attractive posters headed “Say No to Tobacco”. A thoughtful speech about the evil effects of tobacco was delivered by P.C. Modi, PGT to make the students aware of the evil effects of tobacco. All the activities were performed under the supervision of B.S. Tripathi, PGT, English. Vice-principal P.K. Sah encouraged and thanked to all the participants. 7 Assam Rifles: 7 Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) observed the day at Kiphire, with a

lecture by chief judicial magistrate Kiphire. PRO stated that objective was to create mass awakening in youth against side effects of tobacco products to the individuals and for the whole society. Around 450 people including youths of Kiphire town attended the lecture. 15 Assam Rifles: 15 Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) observed the day at Holy Angel’s School, Noklak. Approximately 55 students and 5 teachers a tte nd e d the l e c tur e, conducted by Capt Harish Magdum. The lecture was aimed at educating the students on the ill effects of narcotics, drugs and tobacco. 44 Assam Rifles: 44 Assam Rifles, under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N), took the

initiative to educate the young minds at Bautung Gover nment Higher Secondary School at Longleng. Maj H R Singh delivered an elaborate lecture and conducted on interactive session to highlight the ill effects of consuming Tobacco. The lecture was attended by 50 students. 35 Assam Rif les: 35 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organised a lecture on non consumption and ill effect of tobacco, wherin Maj S D Sonar and RMO Capt Tejesh highlighted the physical, mental, occupational and financial hazards by the use of tobacco, cigarettes and drugs. Approximately 130 persons including students, member of youth club attended the lecture. K

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WEATHER FORECAST June 2

(Temperature in ºC)

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Agartala A couple of thunderstorms

32 24

Aizawl

Some rain and a thunderstorm 25 21

Guwahati A morning thunderstorm or two 30 23 Imphal

A thunderstorm or two

Itanagar Rain, a thunderstorm

26 20 26 21

Shillong

Some rain and a thunderstorm 22 18

Kohima

T-storm, mainly early on

22 17

Dimapur Rain and a thunderstorm

29 22

T-storm, mainly early on

24 17

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Tuensang Variably cloudy with t-storm 19 14 Wokha

A couple of thunderstorms

Zunheboto T-storm, mainly early on

24 20 22 15

Literary session of NSF conference

DIMAPUR: During the literar y session of the 27th NSF conference at Tsurankong, the chief guest Pankaj Kumar, stressed on the need of self sustenance and individual contribution, which in turn would foster all round development of the state. Chief secretary encouraged students to be fathomable resource of the state, by labouring hard and not to rely too much on government jobs but venture into promising private organisation and be prepared to grab opportunities in the IT revolution. Chief secretary also said that Nagas would benefit from the ongoing political issues if solved amicably and honourably. Nagas would also benefit from the look east policy of the government and from the

Chief secretary Pankaj Kumar addressing students in the 27th NSF conference at Tsiirangkong. dream project of 4-lane road which has started, highlighted the chief secretary. A debate on the topic

training and research associate TRA, SCERT Kohima was the resource person. Day one of the works h o p p r o g r a m m e wa s chaired by trainer of trainers (ToT) Vizonielie Peinyü, welcome and keynote concept by Visato Koso, coordinator and exhortations by SDEO Kohima, Talingangla and Rokonieno, programme assistant DMA, SSA, Kohima. Exhorting

WTBC conducts youth camp 2017

Youth members at the youth camp. DIMAPUR: The Wokha Town Baptist Church (WTBC) Youth Ministry successfully conducted Youth Camp 2017 from May 26 to 28 on the theme “Remember your Creator” Eccl. 12:1. The speaker for the camp was Rev. J. Thungjamo Lotha and Bible study for each day by Dr. Eying-

‘Nagas are economically sustaining as a nation’ was also held where student representatives from all the federating units participated.

beni Humtsoe Nienu. A press note by WTBC youth director, Y. Chumbenthung Murry stated that the program included practical sessions on the topics, Christian Marriage given by Rev. Dr. L. L. Kikon and Lichilo Odyuo. A seminar on health care about the harmful effects of Tobacco

the teacher-trainees both the speakers highlighted the importance and effectiveness of teaching basic mathematics right from the initial stage as the need of the hour specially in government primary schools in Nagaland. SDEO encouraged the trainees not to be afraid of mathematics but to deliver good quality teaching patterns. On the second day,

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DIMAPUR, June 1 (NPN): To enhance professional knowledge and creativity, two-day training for jail inmates on bamboo products, the first of its kind, commenced Thursday, at central jail, Dimapur. The programme was organized in collaboration with Nagaland Bamboo Development Agency (NBDA). The training programme commenced with a short inaugural programme, where NBDA, team leader, Peter Lichamo briefed about the bamboo mission. He informed that the inmates would be trained in bamboo broom making and stool making. Therefore, he encouraged the inmates to work hard, to be sincere so that whatever they learnt would benefit them in their future.

including Watsü Mundang Tuli unit, Tzütikong, Layong, pastors and members of all local churches, GB associations, DBs Tuli, adhoc members of Tuli Town Committee, Anganwadi workers, students’ union of Tuli, prominent social leaders, ADC Tuli, OC Tuli and para legal volunteers Tuli, Suppliers and

practical and demonstrations of learning kits was delivered by the trainees to the students of classes 1 to 5 of GMS L. Khel, the model school of the training centre. Altogether 62 teachers attended the two-day workshop which concluded with a brief feedback given by resource person and words of gratitude assistant coordinator, Kajina Sote.

DIMAPUR: State level statutory acknowledgement consultation programme on of hunger and malnutrition reproductive rights was held and making the right to food at Jubilee Memorial Centre, a legal entitlement. Kohima, organised by HuHe also said that the man Rights Law Network Act also included the mid(HRLN) & European Union day meal scheme. Nagaland from May 30 to 31. Government on June 27, NVCO president, Ke- 2016 finally launched the zhokhoto Savi as one of the much awaited ‘National resource person highlighted Food Security Act 2013’ for the history of the Public Dis- Dimapur and Kohima, he tribution System (PDS) in added. Lack of awareness India. Savi said that had the amongst the general public Right to Food Campaign not on the National Food Sebeen galvanized into action curity Act was a genuine and had the Supreme Court concern and Savi made not intervened by passing an appeal to the particisplendid orders, then the pants representing different government of India would districts consisted of civil have closed down the Pub- societies, students’ union, lic Distribution System in women, various projects the country. A new Act and more than 40 LL.B final originally conceived by the year students of Kohima National Advisory Council Law College to create more was delivered by Dr. Meri- was passed in August 2013. awareness to educate the citbeni Odyuo. Altogether Savi said that the Act was a izens of their entitlement. 140 campers and 30 youth leaders attended the youth camp. On the last day, all the members of the camp Dimapur: Village council chairman under Chukitong consecrated their lives to block has convened a meeting on June 5, 10 a.m at the God. This was stated in a residence of chairman Mungya village Eyilow Kikon, press release by Y. Chum- Wokha town near Assam Rifle mandir. All the village benthung Murry the Youth council chairmen have been requested to attend the meeting positively. Director WTBC

(L-R): DIG, prisons, Kohima Thungdemo Lotha speaking at the inaugural programme. Trainers demonstrating to the inmates. (NP) Lichamo also assured to extend full support and cooperation towards the benefit of the inmates by providing market for them to sell the finished products. Later, training programme was inaugurated by DIG, prisons, Kohima

Thungdemo Lotha where he lauded the initiative taken up by NBDA in providing platform for the inmates. He also encouraged the inmates to utilise and concentrate on the opportunities provided to them. The programme was

chaired by central jail, Dimapur assistant jailor, Zubemo Ovung, invocation prayer was pronounced by central jail, Dimapur assistant chaplain Abeni and welcome address was delivered by central jail Dimapur, jailor Dr, Oben Yanthan.

British Institutes Dimapur celebrates its 1st anniversary

Participants at British Institutes Dimapur 1st anniversary. DIMAPUR: The British update can be viewed in thebritishinstitutesdimaInstitutes Dimapur Centre the description link www. pur.com. celebrated its 1st anniversary on June 1with students, faculty and honourees present. The opening remarks A reputed school in Hyderbad requires teachers. were made by Musical Piece with special prayer Interested candidates may Walk in interview followed by pastor Supong Date & Time : 02/6/17 & 3/6/17, 9 A.M to 3 P.M of Dimapur Christian Fellowship. Inspiration Venue : St. Paul Higher Secondary and over whelming perLomithi Village, Dimapur, formancec from students added up to the celebraPh : 08729996383, 9440414788 tion. Vote of thanks was delivered by the managing director Moanaro Longkumer. A special thanks was accorded to the chairman Hekuto Khala. The British Institutes also launched its Dimapur Centre website where all courses related details and

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Participants and organizers during legal awareness programme held at Tuli on May 31.

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State level consultation on reproductive rights

Legal awareness programme on human trafficking held at Tuli

KOHIMA: Legal awareness programme on human trafficking was held at Tuli town hall under Mokokchung district on May 31, organized by Nagaland state commission for women in association with National Commission for Women, New Delhi. The programme was attended by large audience

Bamboo crafts training for prison inmates in Dimapur

Block level workshop for in-service primary teachers

D I M A P U R : T w o - d ay workshop for in-service primary teachers from schools under EBRC-L khel block on mathematics learning kit on the theme, “mathematics may not teach us how to add happiness or minus sadness. But, it does teach one important thing. Every problem has a solution. Let’s make mathematics simple” was from May 29 to 30 29. Kethovilie Sachü

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Contractors Union Tuli. T h e s t a t e wo m e n commission stated with this programme the commission has conducted 21 programmes on the subject throughout the length and breadth of the state which began from March 21 this year. Commission stated that the public acknowledged the organizers for

disseminating its importance and awareness programme about the social evil. It also appreciated the efforts of the commission towards raising the consciousness of all the stake holders to work in a concerted manner to eradicate this menace from the society.

Assam Rifles conducts lecture in Tseminyu, Phek DIMAPUR: 28 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organised a lecture on ‘Women Empowerment’ at Tseminyu on May 30. The lecture was addressed by COB Commander of Tseminyu. Issues pertaining to women empowerment were discussed during the lecture. Addl DC, Tseminyu Theodore Yanthan, Rengma Mothers Association, Tseminyu Region v. president Wiashu Thyu and gen secretary Ruth Thung also attended the lecture. A total of 22 women and 18 men from surrounding villages of Tseminyu participated. Similarly on May 29, 22 Assam Rifles under the aegis of IGAR (N) organised a lecture to educate villagers of Pokhungri, Phek District on various govt schemes like Jan Dhan Yojna, Aadhar Card and Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. The members of village council, GBs and villagers attended the lecture. K

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2 killed, 5 missing in Manipur flood

Villagers search for the missing child in Churachandpur district on Thursday. (NP) Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jun 1: Two minor siblings were on Thursday swept away in flash floods and five feared missing as torrential rain in the wake of cyclone “Mora” flooded many places along river banks in Manipur’s hills and valleys since Wednesday. According to reports, the two minors, K Lianlunmang (5) and

Kimngaihsiam (3) were swept away by sudden overflow of Lanva river in Churachandpur district on Thursday afternoon, around 2 p.m. The body of K Lianlunmang has been fished out while, search for his younger sister continue till evening. They were carried away while sudden overflow of the river water hit them while playing at the bank

of the river on the way back home after school of the day, report said. Heavy downpour that lashed Churachandpur district not only put normal life out of gear but also triggered flash bloods at many places, particularly in the district headquarters owing to overflow of small rivers and streams in the hill district. Even though rain continued to lash other parts of the Manipur, the level

of the rivers running in the valley areas receded. Imphal river which flowed above the danger level till late last night has been receded remarkably. However, the places where the overflow water had flooded remained under water. Hundreds of families rendered homeless after their houses were submerged underwater and were taking shelter at relief camps opened by the government authority. Heavy rains also left many parts of Thoubal district f looded. More areas have been inundated, reports said. Hill districts, C h a n d e l , N o n e y, Ta m e n g l o n g , U k h r u l , Kamjong, Kangpokpi and Churachandpur were also hit by the strong winds accompanied by heavy rainfalls that triggered landslides and floods. There was also reports of five men being carried away by the current of a river at Meluri village of Manipur’s Ukhrul district bordering Nagaland. The cyclonic storm Mora reached Northeast on May 30 hit Manipur and other states in the region.

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BJP destroying India through 3Ds model : Cong Correspondent S hillo n g, J u n 1 : Congress party on Thursday accused the Narendra Modi-led government of destroying the secular fabric of India through its “3Ds model”. “In three years of the BJP government, though there should be a lot of focuses, but the government has come up with 3Ds – divide, destroy and distract. The model seeks to divide people on their food, their religion, and on the basis of language,” Congress spokesman and Lok Sabha MP Gaurav Gogoi told journalists. “The cow politics has led to incidents of assault and lynching in public, and people including students who eat beef are being beaten up. Instead providing two crore jobs to the youth as promised by the Prime Minister, the government encouraged to form gau rakshas and misled the youth. Many FIRs have been filed against the youth and their future job prospects now have become very bleak,” he added. Gogoi also described the new rule, Prevention of Cr uelty to Animals

Surrendered militants in Manipur Call for documentation of herbs, roots in NE threaten to launch agitations

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IMPHAL, Jun 1: Surrendered militants Thursday threatened to launch a series of agitations accusing government of failing keep the promise. Addressing a press c o n f e r e n c e, f o r m e r militants who surrendered to the gover nment claimed that the monthly stipends as well as the one-time payment which government had promised to pay them under the gover nment surrender policy have not been disbursed even after three years. The onetime payment which gover nment promised to deposit at the bank as fix deposit was supposed to get after three years but even after more than five years, they were to avail the benefits. A surrendered militant said that he surrendered to the government on July 19,

2012 along with 73 others of different UGs group. But, government has failed to payout the due payment, he alleged. The surrendered militants threatened to launch series of agitations came at a time when chief minister N Biren S i n g h ’s p r o m i s e t o revise surrender-cumrehabilitation policy for the surrendered militants in Manipur. The cabinet of the BJPled coalition government had recently approved the revise surrender policy. As per the revised policy approved by the state cabinet, the monthly stipend of the surrendered underground cadres would be hiked from Rs. 4000 to Rs. 8000 per month for a period of three years. Out of this, Rs. 8000, Rs. 2000 shall be counted as ration money. One time financial grant provided by

the government to the surrendered would also be increased from Rs. 2.50 lakh to Rs. 4 lakh, and this amount should be kept as fixed deposit in the bank account of the surrenderee for a period of two years, with an option to withdraw after the completion of three years. T h e y wo u l d a l s o e n j oy t h e f a c i l i t y o f medical reimbursement up to 75 per cent of the total expenditure during the stay at rehabilitation camp on the ailments declared eligible and notified by the State Health Directorate. Apart from it, there are job prospects as well in the security forces for the physically fit cadres with special relaxation in terms of age and qualification for employment in special battalions. The cabinet had also given its nod to raise a special unarmed battalion for surrendered militants.

GUWA H AT I , J u n 1 (Agencies): Highlighting the rich biodiversity of the North East, Ramdev’s associate and Patanjali’s managing director Acharya Balkrishna Wednesday called for documentation of the herbs and roots available in the region. Speaking at a daylong conclave of health ministers of the north-eastern States here, Acharya Balkrishna said at present herbs and roots are coming to India from China and African countries, whereas the North East could have met a bulk of the requirements in the entire country. “The terrain and topography of the region, which many dub as disadvantageous, can be an opportunity for us. The region is sitting on a treasure. Unfortunately, there has been no documentation of the herbs and roots found in the region so far, according to my knowledge,” he said. Balkrishna, who

perhaps has the maximum number of research papers on herbal medicines to his credit, also said the traditional healing systems in the region should be promoted and the sector organised. “We should conduct research on the practices, if they are actually effective. Around 75 per cent of the people here depend on the traditional system of medicine. We should work on their claims. The healers should be then trained. There is a lot of potential in the traditional healing system,” he said, adding that good quality Ayurvedic medicine is not something commonly available. Upset that the health ministers of the region are talking only about infrastructural bottlenecks in the healthcare scenario in the region, Balkrishna said focus should also be given to decrease the number of patients as “prevention is better than cure.”

(Regulation of Livestock Market) Rules, 2017, as part the BJP’s cow politics, which has affected cattle traders and led to the rise of cow vigilantism. He said the new rule came up following a petition filed in Supreme Court by an NGO belonging to BJP leader and Union minister, Maneka Gandhi. Accusing the Narendra Modi-led government of destroying India’s rural economy by neglecting the farmers, the Congress Lok Sabha member, said, “They cares more of the big corporate than the farmers. Pe o p l e s u f f e r e d a l o t during the demonetisation period especially small traders but the government distracts people’s mind and hid their failures by spending crores of public money on social media and issued advertisements in newspapers and televisions.” “This gover nment has done nothing for the Northeast. The 90 per cent funding has been withdrawn and they were busy in cutting ribbons for projects initiated by the previous Congress-led government as if the projects were undertaken only three years back,” Gogoi alleged.

Heavy rains trigger landslide in Mizoram

Aizawl, Jun 1 (PTI): Heavy rains trigerred by ‘Cyclone Mora’ caused a massive landslide on NH 54 in the outskirts of Aizawl Thursday cutting off the Mizoram capital town from the rest of the country. Incessant rains due to the cycone since Tuesday has disrupted power supply and telecommunication across the state, officials said. More than 120 houses across the state were damaged by the rains. The landslide caused disruption of traffic on the highway, traffic police department officials said. The Hunthar area where the landslide took place has been sinking for the last few years forcing about 50 families to abandon their homes and over 20 houses were dismantled by local volunteers.

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Cong terms Nitish Kumar joining BJP as ‘dream’ Guwahati, Jun 1 (PTI): A senior Congress leader Thursday brushed aside chances of JD(U) joining hands with BJP following Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar’s recent luncheon meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as only “dreams”. “BJP and BJP’s friends are dreaming about it,” All India Congress Committee Senior Spokesperson Shakeel Ahmad said at a press conference here. He was replying to a query on the possibility of JD(U) joining hands with their old ally BJP again. A day after he skipped a luncheon meeting of opposition parties called by Congress President Sonia Gandhi, Kumar had met Modi on May 27 amid the buzz about growing bonhomie between the two leaders. Modi had hosted a luncheon in honour of

his visiting counterpart from Mauritius Pravind Ju g n a u t h , w h i c h wa s also attended by Kumar, triggering political speculation about their growing proximity. Ahmad lauded the JD(U)-RJD-Congress alliance in Bihar and gave its example to stop the victory march of BJP. “In UP, if Mayawati ji had joined us in the alliance with Samajwadi party, the result would have been different. “We should have an alliance there like that in Bihar,” the Congress leader said. Ahmad, however, dismissed the point that Modi’s popularity has not gone down and cited example of recently held elections in five states. “In the polling of five states, BJP were defeated in three. Of course, they had an astounding victory in UP and Uttarakhand. AntiModi parties must unite.

NDA should detect all illegal Bangladeshis in NE: Congress Rumours of forceful vaccination in Diphu

S hill o n g , J u n 1 ( P T I ) : T h e N DA Gover nment at the Centre should detect all illegal Bangladeshis in the North East region and deport them back to their country of origin, Congress leader Gaurab Gogoi said Thursday. “We want the BJP to hold true to its promise and find all illegal Bangladeshis and deport them back (to

their country of origin),” Gogoi told reporters here. “We want to ask the Prime Minister, who had several meetings with the Bangladesh government, how many illegal Bangladeshi have been identified in North East and how many have been deported,” the Congress MP from Assam said. Gogoi maintained that his party’s stand on the

Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016 is very clear even as he recalled Prime Minister Modi’s claim to deport all Bangladeshi people staying illegally in India. “Instead of deporting the illegal Bangladeshis, your (Narendra Modi) policy seems to be completely just the opposite and this will have an impact on the local demography

and the local culture,” he added. Demanding that the Centre respect the Assam Accord, Gogoi said, “We want the Assam Accord to remain in tact which focused on issues of detecting and deporting infiltrators.” The 1985-Assam Accord was a Memorandum of Settlement (MoS) signed between the Government of India and leaders of the

Meghalaya CM inaugurates Act East Business Show S hillo n g, J u n 1 (PTI): Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma Thursday inaugurated the Act East Business Show here highlighting the existing potentialities in the North East region and their opportunities for mutual benefits. “The purpose of such dialogues is to aggregate the potentialities that exist in the region and to leverage upon these potentialities and open up opportunities for mutual benefits of all,” the chief minister said in his opening remark. He said the business shows held in Shillong in previous years have been successful in highlighting the potential of the North East region as a gateway to India’s South Eastern neighbourhood. Admitting that it

is a challenge for any government to change the mindset of the people to take up risks outside the security of government jobs, he said that through such engagements, t h e l a r g e nu m b e r o f educated youth in the state will be provided with an opportunity to look at spaces outside the government sector. He said the presence of successful businessmen and their experience and sharing of testimony will inspire many to take up risks and become successful businessmen and entrepreneurs. Informing that the state is blessed with natural resources of both f lora and fauna, he also mentioned of the human resources that is required to attract investments in Tourism, Agriculture, Horticulture,

Information Technology, Education, Handloom and Handicrafts. E a r l i e r, N E C member C K Das said earlier people were reluctant to go outside the region for business but that times have changed since then and we have people expanding their business to South East Asian countries. He said that there is a need to have clear guidelines and policy to implement Act East Policy. He also infor med that there is a need f o r r e s e a r c h a n a ly s i s in business prospects between the North East region and South East Asia and added there is also a need for import and export of high value and low value commodities as well as human resources and technology.

T h i s ye a r ’s eve n t is also part of the commemorative programmes conducted by the Government of India to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the India-ASEAN Dialogue Relations. In the audience were also Ambassador of Philippines to India, Ma Teresita C Daza, Ambassador of Thailand to India, Chutintorn Gongsakdi, Ambassador of Lao PDR to India, Southam Sakonhninhom, Asst High Commissioner of Bangladesh to India, Kazi Muntashir Mursheed, Li Baijun, Economic & Commercial C o u n s e l o r, E m b a s s y o f Pe o p l e s Re p u b l i c of China to India and Habib Md Choudhury, Chairman, ASEAN India Business Council (AIBC), Lao PDR Chapter.

Assam Movement aimed at safeguarding the indigenous people. Stating there is need to constantly evaluate and understand the true intention of the government, he said, “This BJP led government has come up with its 3 Ds model which seeks to divide the people on their food, what they wear, their religion, and on the basis of language.”

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Diphu, Jun 1: Rumours of forceful vaccination of school children by government authority in various schools in Diphu town created panic among the students and parents on Thursday. Once the news spread like wildfire, thousands of parents and guardians rushed to schools. However,

Regd. No. 2820/2017 AFFIDAVIT Date : 01/06/2017 (Clarification of name/surname) I, Tsangli Tikhir resident of H/No.13, Block-2, Bamunpukhuri, Dimapur solemnly declare hereby : 1. That, my actual and given name/surname is/was Tsangli Tikhir, but in my appointment order bearing Office Order No. 13, dated Kohima the 29/7/1986, the same has been spelled in brevity as Tsangli, which is also correct. 2. That, Tsangli Tikhir and Tsangli both are one and the same person. 3. That, I affirm I assumed/adopt my name/surname as Tsangli Tikhir, and the same shall be construed as my name/surname for all official, legal and future correspondence. 4. That, this affidavit is required for the clarification/rectification of my name/surname. VERIFICATION I take oath and solemnly declare/affirm that the particulars furnished above by me are correct and that I have not concealed or misrepresented any fact. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this the 1st day of June 2017. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-5584

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I, Shri. H. Khunishe Sema, S/o Hoyimo resident of D.C Hill West, Zunheboto District, Nagaland do hereby solemnly swear an oath and declare as under : 1. That I am bonafide citizen of India and resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my actual name is H. Khunishe Sema and D.O.B 15/12/1957. 3. That due to error/mistake my name was entered and recorded as (i) Khunishe Chishi in my Aadhar bearing No. 6098 2157 0430 and (ii) K Hunishe Sumi bearing SBI Account No. 32197219984. 4. That through this declaration I shall rectify the use name as H. Khunishe Sema for all official and legal process and in all proceeding. 5. That above mention name Khunishe Chishi, K Hunishe Sumi and H. Khunishe Sema refers to one and the same person. 6. That the statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and beliefs and nothing has been concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly affirmed and declared by deponent before dated 01/06/2017. Sub Divisional Officer (Civil) Office of the Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland DP-5614

by the time the parents and guardians reached the schools, the students from Don-Bosco, Erudite, Binapani HS School, etc went into hiding to evade being vaccinated. The parents had also tough time running around in locating their children. After the incident, Deputy Commissioner Adil Khan and Superintendent of Police Karbi Anglong Dr.

G V Siva Prasad mobilized police force in a bid to control the situation. L a t e r, a f t e r t h e hullabaloo, the Karbi Anglong heath authorities announced that no forceful vaccination took place in any part of the district and the whole chaos was just a rumour. It took almost three hour to normalize the situation.

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Whereas Gita Newar W/o Lt. Gopilal Newar Driver, PWD Department of PWD Colony, Pfustero Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate under the Indian Succession Act 1925 to draw the family pension, service benefits, etc. belonging to Late Gopilal Newar of PWD Colony, Pfutsero Town, who expired 25-03-2017. Therefore, notice is hereby issued inviting any claims and objections from the public pertaining to the above mentioned property and the same to be submitted to the office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner Pfutsero, within a period of 30 days from issue of this notice. In the event of this office not receiving any claims and objection within the stipulated time, succession certificate will be issued to the applicant as prayed for. ZENEIKHONUO VIMERO Additional Deputy Commissioner, Pfustero K-1781

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Date : 09/05/2017 (DUAL NAME) I, Smti. Shiholi Kappo @ Shiholi @ Shiloli Kappo, D/o Yeshito, resident of H/No.19, Henito Village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India and a resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That I am known, address and identified by my official name Shiholi Kappo as appearing/reflected in my Official Documents, incidentally, the same is/ was appearing/reflected as Shiholi @ Shiloli Kappo, in SBI/Aadhaar Card Card etc. 3. That the above variations of names Shiholi Kappo @ Shiholi @ Shiloli Kappo, are synonymous and correspondence the same and single person and that connotes/pertains to my name. 4. That for all intents and purposes by the strength of this affidavit I may hereafter be called, known and distinguished by my assumed/adopted name of Shiholi Kappo and the same shall be construe as my official name for all legal and future correspondence. VERIFICATION That the statements made in para 1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly affirm and declare before me on this the 09th day of May 2017, at Dimapur. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-5593

States free to decide on slaughter of cows: BJP

New Delhi, Jun 1 (Agencies): Finding itself in the midst of a storm over the Centre’s order banning the sale of cattle for slaughter, the ruling BJP has displayed flexibility. Admitting that majority of BJP leaders in Meghalaya eat beef, the party has also clarified that it was up to the state governments to decide on banning slaughter of cows. Talking to India Today on the Narendra Modi government’s recent notification banning sale of cattle for slaughter, BJP’s national spokesperson in charge of Meghalaya Nalin Kohli said, “The BJP is saying this clearly that the question of having a law in a state on cow slaughter is to be decided by the state and not the Centre.” On BJP’s stand on states, such as Northeast and southern states, where majority of the population consumes beef, Kohli said, “Every state government that decides to have a law or not have a law on cow slaughter, do so keeping in mind the local food habits of that particular state and in the Northeast every state government will keep this in account.” Ko h l i ’s s t a t e m e n t makes it clear that BJP is open to states ruled by it allowing consumption of

beef and not interfering in the local food habits. It puts to rest speculations whether the BJP governments would ban beef in the northeastern and southern states where its consumption is considered normal. By taking flexible stand on beef ban, BJP has avoided a rebellion in its ranks. It has also saved itself from embarrassment as a large number of BJP leaders in the Northeast and South consume beef. BJP leaders in Meghalaya, including its state unit chief Shibun Lyngdoh, have already taken a stand that if the party comes to power in the 2018 Assembly elections, it will not ban consumption of beef. Another leader, Bernard Marak, former president of the BJP’s Tura city unit in Garo Hills, had gone to the extent of promising that the price of beef would be made cheaper if the party won the state polls. He resigned from BJP today. “I have decided to quit the party because I am a Christian and Garo first... The BJP is hurting sentiments here on the beef issue. Tribal society has its own laws. The BJP is trying to push Hindutva,” he said. Meghalaya has a substantial Christian population. Beef is staple for the three major tribes - Khasis,

Garos and Jaintias. In May 2015, Union Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju was quoted as saying that he eats beef and no one could stop him from doing that. He was responding to Union Minorities Affairs Minister’s comment that those who wanted to eat beef could go to Pakistan. Rijiju hails from another Northeastern state - Arunachal Pradesh. Later, Rijiju clarified that he had been “misquoted”. However, he still maintained that India was a secular country and food habits cannot be stopped. He said just as Hindu faith and sentiments must be respected in Hindu majority states, those of other communities be respected in their own dominant states. Sensing a trouble in its bid to expand base in other states, BJP has clearly tweaked its stand over beef ban. The party and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have turned their focus on Northeast, West Bengal and Kerala. Beef consumption is considered normal in all these states. Any attempt to curb it is likely to be met with stiff resistance. On the Madras High Court staying the notification, Kohli said it has been done to see whether the notification was correct under the law

Fortified milk needed to address health issues in Assam

G u wa h at i , J u n 1 (Agencies): West Assam Milk Producers’ Cooperative Union Limited, popularly known as ‘Purabi’, has decided to fortify its Smart Milk (toned milk) with vitamins A and D to eradicate micro-nutrient malnutrition. “There is an urgent need to fortify milk to address various health related issues and the Assam government will give full support for its successful implementation,” Minister for Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Atul Bora said launching the new packets

of the fortified Purabi Milk today. The fortification by WAMUL has been also initiated to support the nationwide fortification initiative of FSSAI and Tata Trusts and now its fortified milk will be available in a new blue pack with FSSAI’s “+F” logo. Since milk is consumed by all population groups, fortification of milk with certain micro-nutrients is a good strategy to address micronutrient malnutrition, Bora said. It is very much essential for overall growth of a human body”, Tata Trust

Belgium Malinois canines tracking poachers in Assam G u wa h at i , J u n 1 (PTI): Zorba and Bubbly are no ordinary canines as they are helping the security personnel in tracking poachers in three National Parks and wildlife sanctuaries of Assam. Aaranyak’s dog squad, termed the K-9 dog squad, currently comprises two Belgium Malinois breeds but will be strengthened further with the induction of three more members later this year, the Scientific and Industrial Research organisation’s Secretary General Bibhab Kumar Talukdar told reporters here today. “Three more Belgium Malinois dogs are being trained and will be inducted during the winter months when it will be dry as they find it difficult to operate during the monsoon months”, he added. Among the two dogs currently used for tracking poachers, one is based in Guwahati and the other in Kaziranga. “We have more than 30 success stories where the dogs have led the security personnel to the poachers or their homes and these have been found to be effective tools to deal with the grave problem of rhino poaching”. The dogs were first deployed in 2011 and have since operated successfully in Kaziranga, Orang National Park and Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, Talukdar added.

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Director of Nutrition Programme Dr Rajan Shankar said. As a part of its nationwide campaign, Tata Trusts are intensifying work on improving maternal and infant nutrition besides large-scale food fortification, aiming to reduce incidence of malnutrition by 25 per cent in the five states of country in the next five years, he said. The tr usts are currently carrying out various programmes in Andhra Pradesh, UP, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Tripura in co-operation with the state governments.

or not. “If it is not correct, then questions can be asked if it is badly drafted. But when it is correct in law, can we call it today, before the court has arrived at a judgement, an indictment of the government,” he asked. He said the party has given a show cause notice to a district leader in western Garo Hills region who had reportedly announced a beef party to celebrate Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s three years in office. “What he said was his personal views and my state president has sought explanation from him. How can slaughter of an animal be a ground for celebration of Prime Minister Modi’s government when the notification in itself is to prevent slaughter of animals,” he asked. Meanwhile, Bharatiya Janata Party leader in Meghalaya has resigned from the party after senior party members opposed his plans to organise a “bitchibeef party” to celebrate three years of Modi government. Bernard Marak, the District President of the BJP in West Garo Hills, alleged that the BJP leaders were not respecting the tradition and culture of the indigenous people.

Import of bird, chicken, pig banned in Mizoram Aizawl, Jun 1 (PTI): Deputy Commissioners of all the districts in Mizoram, bordering Myanmar and Bangladesh have issued order banning import of bird, chicken, pig and piglet from the neighbouring countries. Deputy Commissioners of Champhai, Aizawl, Lunglei, Lawngtlai, Siaha and Mamit issued orders after receiving warning from the Centre saying that bird’s flu has been prevalent in China. Veterinarians said that import of pigs and piglets was also banned as pigs are carrier of the avian influenza virus.

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Terms: a) This notice and tender documents are available on following internet site eprocure.gov.in/ nagalandtenders.gov.in b) A complete set of tender can be downloaded from above websites. c) Bids shall remain valid for 120 days (One hundred twenty days) from the date of submission of the tender. d) Any bid not accompanied by cost of tender and Earnest Money as in the NIT will be rejected as nonresponsive. e) KSCDCL will not be responsible for any delay in submission of bid in electronic/ physical form f) KSCDCL reserves the right to accept or reject any bid, and to cancel the bidding process and reject all bids, at any time prior to award of the Contract, without incurring any liability to the affected bidder or bidders or any obligation to inform the affected bidder or bidders on the grounds of Employer's action. g) Address of Communication (Elizabeth Ngully) Chief Executive Ofﬁcer Kohima Smart City Development Corporation Limited (KSCDCL) Address: Municipal Affairs Department, Nagaland Civil Secretariat, 797004 Telephone: 0370-2271300 Email: ceo.smartcity.nagaland@gmail.com

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Two go missing after boat capsize Tezpur (Assam), Jun 1 (PTI): A woman and her two-year old child went missing today after a country boat capsized in the Ranganodi river in Lakhimpur district. Lakhimpur Superintendent of Police Sudhakar Singh said that five others were rescued in the mishap. The seven persons were traveling from Chapori area to Bogalijan when suddenly their boat capsized in the river due to heavy current. The woman has been identified as Pallabi Saikia (32) and her child as Munmun Saika, Singh said. The official said SDRF team rushed to the spot and continued search for the duo whole day.

Opposition waiting for Centre on Prez, Vice-Prez poll: Ahmad Guwahati, Jun 1 (PTI): The Congress today said it is waiting for the Central government to approach the opposition regarding building a consensus for electing the President and Vice President. “There has been a tradition in the country that the ruling party talks to the opposition and wants to build a consensus on election of President and Vice President,” All India Congress Committee Senior Spokesperson Shakeel Ahmad said at a press conference here. He, however, said the government has not

reached out to the opposition yet on the issue. “We are waiting for the government. Some from the government has recently said in media that they would consult the opposition. May be, they will come after some days,” Ahmad said. Depending upon the Centre’s approach, the opposition will decide its future course of strategy on the two posts, he added. Ahmad said there should not be any controversy regarding these two posts and that is why, the opposition is talking to find two candidates acceptable to all.

Over 400 WWII servicemen’s remains still missing in NE India G u wa h at i , J u n 1 (Agencies): Over 400 US World War II servicemen are estimated to be missing in India’s northeast where recent field activities have yielded “evidence possibly associated with unaccounted-for personnel”, a US Defense Department official said on Wednesday. “We estimate there are 425 servicemen still missing in northeast India, as per records from Second World War. We were flying missions from India, supporting our efforts in China and Myanmar and so there were crash sites that incurred accidents either because of weather or malfunctions or even enemy action and airplanes crashed and were lost,” said Lt. Col Kevin Pritz of the Department of Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Accounting Agency (DPAA), adding those missing were air servicemen, reported The Northeast Today. According to Pritz, there have been six identifications since 2013 and the remains have been returned to their families. Participating in a talk

and interactive session on “The Anatomy of a Dig: Forensic Science and Anthropology”, Pritz and forensic anthropologist MeghanTomasita Cosgriff from DPAA discussed how the various facets of forensic science and anthropology play a vital role in assisting the agency in recovering remains of missing US soldiers. The DPAA conducted field activities in Arunachal Pradesh from November 1-December 14, 2016, in search of US World War II unaccounted for personnel. The team recovered evidence that was subsequently examined by a Joint Forensic Review Committee comprising both DPAA and Anthropological Survey of India (AnSI) members. On December 7, 2016, the committee determined that the evidence was possibly correlated to US WWII service members unaccounted for from that region, and recommended the remains and material evidenceAbe transported to a DPAA laboratory for further analysis. In June, 2017, DPAA

personnel will escort the evidence from Kolkata to a laboratory in Honolulu for analysis. This activity marked the seventh mission relating to U.S. unaccounted for personnel conducted in India. Past missions include: three recovery missions during 2008 and 2009 in Arunachal Pradesh, one investigation in Tripura in 2013, one investigation in Assam and Nagaland in 2014, one recovery in Arunachal Pradesh in 2015, and one investigation in Arunachal Pradesh 2016.

Cong criticises Centre’s ban on cow slaughter Itanagar, Jun 1 (PTI): The Arunachal Pradesh unit of the Congress has criticised the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre for the ban on cow slaughter and dared the Narendra Modi government to implement the ban order in the state. Claiming that some BJP leaders, including Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, Kiren Rijiju had equated the cow with the Mithun, which amounted to insulting the age-old culture, rituals and traditions of the tribal people in the state, APCC president Takam Sanjoy in a press statement today said, “these persons should publicly explain as to how Mithun could be equated with a cow.” He said the tribal community in the state, mostly meat eaters, are supplied (meat) by mostly outside non-tribal traders. The meat trade sustaining livelihood to large section of people across this tribal state would be hit hard with far reaching consequences. The APCC president claimed “The BJP-led NDA Government’s ban on cow slaughter has been opposed tooth and nail by the masses, including Tamil Nadu, Kerala and West Bengal governments which reflected the anti-people action of the Centre that directly violates the human rights and displaces the man-animal equation.”

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Cattle divide

n May 23,2017 when the centre passed provisions of Rule 22(b) (III) and Rule 22(e) of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Regulations of Livestock Markets) Rules 2017 to restrict sale and purchase of cattle for slaughter, it caused an uproar in non-BJP states and which led to filing of several PILs to quash the above order passed. The PILs contended that the provisions as above were contrary to the parent act of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960 and the country’s constitution. The point is that the order under ‘cattle’ also includes buffaloes which have come under the purview of being banned from transportation for eventual slaughter. As rightly pointed out, the centre attempted to get through the cattle ban by riding on the back of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals on the plea that it can be implemented through the environment ministry to the states. The petitioner also pointed out that the Centre passed the notification on May 23 when the courts were on vacation. It was also contended that the new rules were under the purview of parliament for discussion and eventual approval. The three high courts had interesting and conflicting interpretation of the provisions. Supporting the notice issued by the Central Environment Ministry in controlling the sale of cattle, Kerala High Court on Wednesday said the ban is only on large-scale sale and not on cattle slaughter or consumption of meat. The Madras High Court however, put on hold the Centre’s restrictions on sale and purchase of cattle for slaughter for four weeks and has asked it to respond within that time on why its order should not be scrapped. It has also sought a reply from the Tamil Nadu government. On the other hand, the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court , which was hearing a petition maintained that the Centre’s new order violates the basic right of a person to choose what he eats. The petition also says that the ban on sale of cattle for slaughter at animal markets impinges upon people’s right to practice their profession or trade. On the other hand, the Rajasthan High Court judge Mahesh Chand Sharma reiterated that cow should be made the national animal and asked the ruling dispensation in the state to raise the issue with the Narendra Modi government. Mahesh Sharma, on May 31 , sparked controversy with his suggestion to make the cow the national animal and an internet meltdown with his claim that the peacock is the most sanskari of all birds. His claim that defied every biological law was that “a peacock is a lifelong celibate. It never has sex with a peahen. A peahen gives birth after it gets impregnated with the peacock’s tears”. The court also pitched for increasing punishment for cow slaughtering. His remark is as revealing as it also attracts attention about the men in black. Be that as it may, the centre’s attempt to put a plug every aspect of transport and slaughter of ‘cattle’ will only boomerang. Voices of dissent have come out within the north east BJP and its allies like NPP and NPF. It is not that BJP does not realise the sensitivity of such issues but it appears to have become insensitive just because it has been on a winning spree.

DailyDevotion The Staggering Question He said to me, “Son of man, can these bones live?” —Ezekiel 37:3 Can a sinner be turned into a saint? Can a twisted life be made right? There is only one appropriate answer— “O Lord God, You know” (Ezekiel 37:3). Never forge ahead with your religious common sense and say, “Oh, yes, with just a little more Bible reading, devotional time, and prayer, I see how it can be done.” It is much easier to do something than to trust in God; we see the activity and mistake panic for inspiration. That is why we see so few fellow workers withGod, yet so many people working forGod. We would much rather work for God than believe in Him. Do I really believe that God will do in me what I cannot do? The degree of hopelessness I have for others comes from never realizing that God has done anything for me. Is my own personal experience such a wonderful realization of God’s power and might that I can never have a sense of hopelessness for anyone else I see? Has any spiritual work been accomplished in me at all? The degree of panic activity in my life is equal to the degree of my lack of personal spiritual experience. “Behold, O My people, I will open your graves…” (Ezekiel 37:12). When God wants to show you what human nature is like separated from Himself, He shows it to you in yourself. If the Spirit of God has ever given you a vision of what you are apart from the grace of God (and He will only do this when His Spirit is at work in you), then you know that in reality there is no criminal half as bad as you yourself could be without His grace. My “grave” has been opened by God and “I know that in me (that is, in my flesh) nothing good dwells” (Romans 7:18). God’s Spirit continually reveals to His children what human nature is like apart from His grace.

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Friday, June 2, 2017

Post-mortem Need for psychotherapy BCA as a prospective opening for the mediocre “W in Nagaland

hat every individual feels and accept but cannot bring into practice is that our mental and emotional—psychological, health is just as much important as our physical health. While we have medical centers in our state that take care of our physical health during a physical injury or in time of our feeble health, what we lack is the deliverance of psychotherapy to ail our psychological illness like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other conditioned disorders like bipolar disorders, schizophrenia etc. We often ignore the need for treating our psychological disorders—which, as proven through psychology and neurobiology; affects our conscious behavior, psychological state and even our physical health, in reasoned conditions. There is a much need for such institutions to operate in our environment so that the people are assured of the best facilities to provide for, and improve; our growth and development process. We have the need of operating active counseling centers across every district. The counseling centers could operate both to deliver on a singular or collective objective like centers for alcoholics, substance abusers, gender and age equality, youth and women empowerment, personality development, legal awareness, depression: motivating the morale of chronic patients etc. These and many more are just a basic means of meeting our needs; in life, just like how one can say that problems arising from materialism have to be prioritized for our growth as a human living in isolation or a society. No matter how much we much deduce our social structure for a fitting system, prioritizing our materialistic needs for our survival, nevertheless the truth will catch up sooner or later that; since we are a conscious beings, the forces and factors responsible for our conscious state should also be prioritized or considered—which, cannot

oad accidents in India kill more people than some epidemics. More than half of those killed were the younger live. It is sad to lose too many peoples in road accidents. We must make safety on our roads a priority. Driving in big cities is never an easy job. It seems it is nobody’s business for our own city. We make our own rule and follow. Almost 78 % accidents take place due to reckless driving. Do we follow the Motor vehicle act? Traffic rules and regulations are to assure the smooth flowing of motor vehicles in the road. The traffic pressure on the roads of our city grows several times. To control the unprecedented growth of motor vehicles, the first Motor Vehicle Act 1914 which was in later years known as “The motor Vehicle Act 1988” came into force from 1 July 1989, it was amended and revised several times by the Government of India. The changes in the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, 2016, were approved by the Union cabinet on March 31. This legislation is to amend the Motor Vehicles Act to impose stiffer penalties on traffic rules violations and to protect the Good Samaritans from legal harassment and was passed by the Lok Sabha. But the rules are never implemented with good spirit. The traffic is forcing fines for the defaulters on the road. But are they able to find the reason behind. Under the out-ofdate Motor Vehicles Act and the Indian Penal Code, the police adopt simplistic methods to determine

be directly influenced by factors outside the realms of consciousness…depending on the case. The medical centers/hospitals in the state could also adopt policies to provide counseling services to cancer patients, differently abled, subjects of other fatal medical conditions etc. and also the associative members of the patient; on how to handle the patient’s fragile psychological and emotional state. Such counseling centers should also be operated beyond the quarters of the medical centers, in parts where people from certain localities could avail the benefits altogether. The government should reform ways to make avail of such institutions for the social welfare of the people and not just focus on physical and structural prospect of development, if they do i.e. (with no sarcastic intention!). We can only remark that whatever speck of positive changes is taking place in Nagaland; to but only continue further with maximum effort from every individual in their own ways—so that the motion could continue in peace and tranquility and deliver us justice with truth that we so deserve, in the end. For those who are waiting need not lose patience and come to conclusion that it is never going to happen; for it will; one way or the other. The thing that remains is that we all do what we ought to so that our confrontation would be worth the wait. [On a side note: A special thanks is conveyed to our respected Governor, P.B. Acharya for his continual efforts to uplift our futile system. There have been other past Governors who have served Nagaland with outmost integrity but none like what our present Governor has contributed even during this short span. He is the best example of a secular minded Indian working without any ethnic barrier and prejudices, but only concerned at the despair of the people.] Liberal Democratic Party of Nagaland, (ldpnagaland@gmail.com)

‘driver fault’, while fixing responsibility for accidents. There are other merged factors including bad road design and failure of civic agencies to maintain infrastructure. In spite of fast¬ paced motorisation, we do not have a scientific accident investigation agency. It should be the government effort to improve road safety but there is an urgent need to make administrative changes in the Motors Vehicle Act. Narrow roads and faulty design of flow of traffic are the prime factor. Unaware of road markings make our city most vulnerable. The traffic lights at the road intersections are very important device for the pedestrians and drivers. Unscientific speed breakers with no road sign/markings make drivers uncontrollable. In countries like US, Canada they do not have speed breakers to control speeds rather a STOP sign. Our city grows with a transportation handicap with tangled plans for road systems. Our infrastructure has not kept pace with time. Public transports are the most disobeyer. City buses are slow, crowded and unorganised. Auto rickshaws ply on whims and fancies. The lack of parking spaces, narrow roads and traffic chaos are the order of the day. The congestion near shopping mall, restaurant, school, office and hospitals are the cause of concern. The routes are unplanned and uncontrolled. There is flaw in designing bus stand. Mushrooming of unauthorised Auto stand is not only blocking traffic flow but also serious

hat is BCA and what are its prospects in Nagaland? Do we really have some worthwhile openings after BCA here in Nagaland; or at-most North-East?” We, the computer teachers use to encounter questions of this sort every now and then, here and there. It triggered me to ascertain the perception of BCA or even B.Sc(Computer Science) among the people. I made a verbal survey by interviewing students from various disciplines to find out their perceptions on BCA or BSc(Comp. Sc) in Patkai Christian College campus. Even I included some faculty members and stuffs also in my appraisal. Surprisingly, I found that except a handful of conscious people; others have practically no idea on the prospects of BCA or B.Sc. (Comp. Sc). It drove me to high light few positive aspects of these disciplines for general awareness. BCA stands for Bachelor of Computer Applications. It is a 3 year, full-fledged and regular degree programme. It is introduced in the undergraduate level as a separate stream in the Indian Universities during late nineties and it is exactly equivalent to B.Sc., B.A. or B.Com. Instead of recognizing it as a conventional academic programme, BCA is recognized as a professional degree course. That means, the necessary skills which are essentially required to choose a profession is in-built in BCA. That is why, along with various facets of computer applications, BCA is also incorporating a fair bit of soft skills, statistics, mathematics, accounting, management etc. Now, being a full-fledged degree course, the BCA graduates are also equally eligible to appear in all the competitive exams such as UPSC, NPSC, SSC, Banking, Railways, defence services etc. A separate paper of Computer Science and Applications is constituted for them in these competitive exams. That means, they are wide open for all the Central as well as State Government services. On the other hand, higher studies such

as MCA, M.Sc(CS/IT), MBA etc. are always welcome from all the angles. Again, in Nagaland, perhaps every village has at least one school. Almost all the schools have introduced computer in their curriculum. Computer is also introduced as a subject by NBSE in metric level as well as in higher secondary level. Students from all the streams can opt for the computer (Informatics Practices/ Computer Science) in higher secondary level as one of the subjects and it is proven to be a very useful, scoring subject because of Practical applicability. Now, the question is, “Who is teaching Computer in the schools and Higher Secondaries?” Is it fare to appoint a computer teacher who is just a BA in Philosophy or English or elsewhere and having a diploma of 6 months to 1 year in computer? Certainly not! Isn’t it? It implies, even in the remotest village-schools also, there is the prospect for at least 2/3 BCAs or BSc(Comp.Sc), for sure. Altogether, only the schools of Nagaland itself can accommodate at least 500/600 BCAs or BSc(Comp.Sc), if not more. At this juncture, let me reveal few facts regarding Computer Science as a subject in B.Sc. level too. Two premier autonomous colleges of the region, namely, Kohima Science College and Patkai Christian College has adopted Choice Based Credit System(CBCS) in accordance with the UGC guidelines under Nagaland University. CBCS enables the study of only one core subject (synonymous to Honours) along with only a generic subject(same as pass course). As recommended by UGC, all the core courses are designed in a self contained and self sufficient manner. So the Core (Honours) subject and the Generic (Pass) subject need not to be interlinked any more. Now, in B.Sc. level, Computer Science can be taken as a Generic subject(Pass) along with any discipline of Science as Core(Honours). It is proven to be very useful as it is a subject

On the rule of the road concern for the safety of commuters. The road users are unaware of basic knowledge of road markings and traffic signals. Vehicles of VVIPs often break traffic rules. Vacuum horn, zigzag driving, racing bikers are common defaulters on the road. The use of high beams is prohibited within city limits. But are we aware of it? This will cause accidents but also lead to road rage. New LED lights on the streets will suffice this cause. Prohibition of blow horn and judicious use of siren by ambulance are necessary to curb noise. Traffic management should understand the flow of traffic during peak hours. Use of hand signal discouraged due inbuilt indicators of vehicle nowadays but it can help other drivers and the road users more effectively about intentions like slow down, turn and allowing of overtaking. Parking crisis emerge as vehicles flood in our city. The only way to solve the parking issue is to restrict parking and make car-pooling compulsory and encourage public transport system. Above all Passenger’s safety and convenience is a far cry. And traffic authority is keeping a blind eye on those violators. Are we living in a civilized city? Commuters have no alternatives but to bear the bitter experience on the road. And many have already shifted to private transport which causes rise of private vehicle on the road. There are systemic corruption in transport departments in vehicle certification, licensing of drivers and poor monitor-

ing of roadworthiness of commercial vehicles. The rising cost of sale of spares and servicing of vehicles by the virtual monopoly of automotive companies affecting quality of maintenance. The thorough knowledge of traffic rules/regulations, traffic signs and markings are very essential for the drivers and road users. The proper knowledge of these rules can reduce the number of accident and thus can establish a healthy and organized traffic system in our city. The challenge now is to catch our transport infrastructure up to the demand. Construction of flyovers, subways, highway engineering is those immediate steps are to be taken into consideration. Technology can play a key role to smooth flow of traffic safer and less congested. We need to treat roads as we treat the airways and planes. App based taxi services UBER/ Ola, carpooling may be the future for office goers. But at present, cost effective public transport are to be given top priority. City buses are the best means of public transport for common people. They are to be modernised like BRTS (bus rapid transport service). The new approaches to urban design of roads and routes of public transport are to be scientifically re-organised for smooth flow of traffic. Passes for different duration, modern bus terminal and timings should be introduced to give commuters a hassle free travelling. A strict rule of the road is to be enforced. Heavy penalty should be imposed on vio-

having Practical.(need not to mention that it is a subject with extremely less casuality ) Moreover, along with Mathematics and Physics honours particularly, this subject has many things in common. So, Computer Science can be a very effective combination particularly along with Mathematics or Physics as Core. Of late, the Department of IT, Government of Nagaland is also catching up momentum. All the government departments are heading for e-governance system. The establishment of an IT park is also under serious consideration. Some software and IT firms have already started growing here and there. Slowly and steadily, industrialization and entrepreneurship is gaining dynamism. BCA guys are professionally trained; technically sound, skilled people and they are undoubtedly suitable for almost all managerial jobs, technical as well as non-technical. Government survey says that banking, BPOs, ITES, Hospitality etc. has remarkable prospects in near future in Nagaland where BCAs are perceptibly in good demand. Only a handful of premier institutes offer BCA in Nagaland. Anybody, who pass higher secondary examination through any stream with a minimum of 40% marks are eligible to pursue BCA in Patkai Christian College. The norms for BSc(Comp.Sc) is one has to pass higher secondary in Science stream with 45% marks. Of course, a good aptitude is a prerequisite for the both. So far, Nagaland has produced only a small number of BCAs and all of them are placed successfully; some of them are even placed very handsomely, outside as well as inside Nagaland. It is a matter of great satisfaction for us. This write-up concludes with the remark that BCA as well as BSc(Comp.Sc) are some extremely lucrative career openings for the mediocre students to excel. Ranjan Das, Assistant Professor, Patkai Christian College, Dimapur

lators to check the menace. And after all, the concerned authority should draw kind attention towards the rude and irresponsible behaviour of drivers and conductors with the commuters. Control room complaint cell may help needy and stranded people. Otherwise North Eastern will continue to suffer. The Smart Cities Mission is a new initiative by the Government of India to drive economic growth

and improve the quality of life of people. It is indeed good news for us which included north-eastern cities Guwahati, Kohima, Imphal, Aizawl, Shillong and Agartala under Smart Cities Mission. Let’s hope early implementation in coming days. Hope Motor Vehicle (Amendment) Bill 2016 amends the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 to address all these issues. Kamal Baruah, Guwahati

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Tree plantation at Tiyi hill being revived

In the past, Mt. Tiyi hill was full of gigantic trees and rich perennial water source and water did not dry up for the whole year. People enjoyed sufficient water until people started cutting down all the trees. Therefore, Tiyi hill became semi-desert. So all the perennial water sources around Wokha town district headquarter became completely dry. Therefore, scarcity of water became a major problem and people are suffering untold hardships due to water scarcity. In the distant past, I had privately planted number of trees which grew healthy, but the some miscreant chopped down and stole all the trees in the black market business. Therefore, First Information Report (FIR) was lodged with the law enforcing agency police station Wokha but no action was taken against the culprit as per law of the land. Therefore, the same miscreant chopped down more trees from the Tiyi hill and thus people started copying his activity and more miscreants started chopping all the trees from the Tiyi hill and taking the law into their own hands. Recently, the Wokha village has initiated the protection of Mount Tiyi and has cordoned off the reserved forest with a footpath as the dividing line. Beyond the footpath up to the reserved forest of Mt. Tiyi, no individual would be allowed to build houses or other activities. This is a good initiative which should be appreciated and followed by others. R.K. Lotha, senior citizen, social worker, Wokha Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.

national Farmers in MP launch agitation, stop supplies Mukherjee said.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, JUNE 2, 2017

President exhorts IFS trainees

President Pranab Mukherjee during a meeting with the officer trainees of Indian Foreign Service (2016 Batch) at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on Thursday. (PTI)

NEW DELHI, JUN 1 (PTI): As India’s diplomatic representatives you should always remember that this country has taught people how to live, develop and advance together, President Pranab Mukherjee told a group of Indian Foreign Service (IFS) trainees here today. Talking to the officer

trainees, who called on him at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, the President said as they had chosen to serve their country as its diplomatic representatives, it was important for them to remember that it was India that brought the gift of the greatest concept of universal acceptance to the world.

It gave the slogan of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ (the world is one family) to humanity, he said. “You must always remember that you are representatives of India, one of the oldest civilisations of the world which taught people how to live together, develop together and advance together,”

EC gets 14 EVMs for hacking challenge NEW DELHI, JUN 1 (PTI): The Election Commission has pulled out from its strong rooms in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Uttarakhand 14 electronic voting machines used in the recent assembly polls there for Saturday’s ‘EVM challenge’, in which the NCP and the CPI-M will participate. Since the two parties had not given their preference for the EVMs they would like to tamper with during the challenge, the Commission has brought to Delhi 14 machines – from Ghaziabad and Gautam Buddha Nagar in UP, Patiala and Bhatinda from Punjab and Dehradun from Uttarakhand. While each participating party can use a maximum of four EVMs for the challenge, sources in the commission said extra machines were also kept as back up keeping in mind

any eventuality. The challengers will get four hours each to tamper with the machines. The challenge will begin at 10 am and end at 2 pm. Two separate counters have been set up for the CPI-M and the NCP to participate in the challenge. Members of a technical committee which helps the EC evaluate the EVMs would judge the proceedings. Announcing the contours of the ‘EVM challenge’, the EC had said it has been divided into two parts. First, the parties will have to prove that the EVMs used in the assembly elections in the five states were tampered with to favour a particular candidate or political party by altering the results stored in them. The claimants will have to alter the results in the control units used during these polls in exactly

the same conditions in which EVMs remain under the technical and administrative safeguards of the EC after elections. They can use a combination of keys on EVMs or over the air communication devices such as cellphone and Bluetooth to tamper with the machine to change the results, he said. Under part two of the challenge, the participants will have to prove that the EVMs used in the assembly polls were manipulated before or on the poll day. The participant would be considered to have “failed” the challenge if the EVM stops functioning due its inbuilt anti-tampering mechanism. Also, the challenger would be considered to have failed if it showed the result of the booth where it was used during the assembly polls even after manipulation.

Oppn tears into Modi govt over falling GDP NEW DELHI, JUN 1 (IANS): The opposition on Thursday attacked the Modi government over the decline in GDP growth during the last quarter in 2016-17, saying their fear of demonetisation impacting the economy had come true. Even as Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley sought to debunk demonetisation impacting the economy, the Congress, Trinamool Congress, CPI-M and AAP unanimously blamed the noteban for the GDP growth plummeting to 6.1 per cent in the last quarter. Leading the attack over “falling GDP”, Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi accused the Modiled NDA government of using diversionary ploys. “Falling GDP, rising unemployment. Every other issue is manufactured to distract us from this fundamental failure,” Gandhi said on Twitter. Former Finance Minister and Congress leader P. Chidamabaram warned of the economy going down even further if corrective steps were not taken immediately.

“What the Congress and the opposition have been saying has been proved true. The economy was slowing down in the middle of 2016. Instead of taking corrective measures, the government came up with this extraordinarily foolish measure of demonetisation and that has set back the economy even further,” he said. Chidambaram, who had predicted demonetisation to affect growth by 1-1.5 per cent, further said: “How long can the government fool itself and fool the people of India by saying all is well. Investments are declining, credit growth is negative to most sectors and there are no jobs. “The economy is going down very rapidly and unless corrective measures are taken, the economy will go down even further. We have warned the government. We are forewarning the people of India,” he added. One of the most vocal critics of demonetisation, West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chairperson Mamata Banerjee too slammed the Centre. “Right at the time

demonetisation was announced, I had voiced my concern that the country would have to face severe loss of jobs and drastic decline in productivity. My apprehension is now proven to be true,” she said on Facebook. “What the people, who pushed the country to this crisis, have to say,” asked Banerjee. Communist Party of India-Marxist General Secretary Sitaram Yechury ridiculed the government for its celebrations of three years of its completion. “We were told that the demonetisation will help India grow faster. This is the faster growth they promised,” Yechury said on social networks. “Internal security is in a mess, economy is slowing down, farmers committing suicide, social fabric is being torn apart, and the government is celebrating all this as three years of great governance,” said the Marxist veteran. The Aam Aadmi Party held demonetisation to be the biggest contributor for the decline in GDP growth and demanded a white paper.

The President said a diplomat is required to always be well informed on the widest range of relevant subjects. “He or she needs to have a thorough knowledge of the economic and social dynamics of their country and also remain aware and alert about the areas in which India could engage with other countries for the benefit of its people,” he said. Mukherjee told the trainees the IFS offers them the “unique opportunity and privilege to represent the country and project its civilisational and cultural heritage and interact with counterparts the world over, for achieving her developmental goals.” The President has told the trainee officers that it is important to cultivate a deep interest and understanding of the countries where they are posted in order to “explore all opportunities for strengthening India’s bilateral relations with its government and people.”

INDORE, JUN 1 (PTI): Farmers in several parts of western Madhya Pradesh today launched a ten-daylong agitation, stopping supply of milk, food grains and vegetables to protest lack of good prices for farm produce. Protesters stopped vehicles carrying fruits, vegetables and food grains and emptied milk containers on roads. “We gave call for protest through the social media which has evoked a good response from farmers. Prices of food grains have nosedived and farmers are not even recovering the money they invested,” MP Kisan Sena secretary Jagdish Rawalia told PTI. Farmers in Indore, Ujjain, Dewas, Jhabua, Neemuch and Mandsaur districts are supporting the protest, he said. “We want to make bureaucracy aware of the ground reality in the wake of announcement by the NDA government and the state to double farmers’ income,” he added.

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NEW DELHI, JUN 1 (IANS): Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday said that infiltration bids by terrorists have fallen after the Army carried out surgical strikes across the LoC last year to wipe out terror launch pads. “There has been a fall in infiltration after the surgical strikes,” Rajnath Singh said here at the 15th Border Security Force’s (BSF) investiture ceremony. The Army had conducted surgical strikes in September last year to destroy terror launch pads across the Line of Control that resulted in the killing of dozens of militants and their sympathisers. The Border Security Force, which guards the International Border, said there were 130 infiltration attempts in 2016, while there have been 27 attempts so far this year.

CHENNAI, JUN 1 (PTI): A small group of students of IIT, Madras, today held an agitation demanding speedy action against those involved in the ‘attack’ on a PhD scholar for allegedly participating in a beef fest in the campus. The students pressed for demands including expulsion of students allegedly involved in the attack on R Sooraj in the campus on May 30. The students held a protest near the entrance gate of the premier technical institute here, raising slogans that their demands be met immediately. They had yesterday taken out a procession, seeking action by the management against those involved in the attack. Speaking to reporters, the agitating students, including Ambedkar Periyar Study circular, today said their demands included expul-

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Students of IIT Madras addressing press for various demands, including expulsion of a student for allegedly assaulting a PhD scholar for participating in a beef fest held in the campus on Sunday, in Chennai on Thursday. (PTI)

sion of students who allegedly attacked Sooraj. “The management should also bear the medical expenses of Sooraj,” Abhinav, one of the students, said. “The attackers should be expelled from the institute and handed over to police,” he said,

adding, the management must expedite the probe and take action at the earliest. They rejected reports in a section of media that Sooraj had provoked some vegetarian students by asking them to consume meat in one of the hostel can-

teens, which led to a fight and the assault. They insisted that Sooraj was attacked for attending the ‘beef fest’ held in the campus on May 28 night by some students protesting the Centre’s ban on sale and purchase of cattle for slaughter.

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excel, to examine, re-examine, reflect and do away with ‘tribalistic, clannish, individualistic outlook. He urged the students to inculcate moral values so that they can bring about amelioration in the Naga society. The morning session of the day 3 ended with a brain storming session, where in the Pros and Cons of the NSF were discussed openly and how NSF should usher Nagas to a brighter and unified Nagas tomorrow by playing a pivotal role of amelioration.

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could be some impact in one quarter or two quarters of one particular factor (demonetisation)... “...if you look at the growth of some sectors, the 9-10 per cent growth that was normally in services, especially in the financial sector, has come down. The ability of banks itself was in question. So these are cumulative factors which played,” he said. He added that a GDP growth rate of 7-8 per cent is reasonable by both global and Indian standards. “I do believe that in the current global situation a 7-8 per cent growth,

to identify the changes that they need in the society and find ways about how to bring about the change. He lamented that our society was riddled with violence, corruption and moral decadence. Dr Pfrokrehe urged upon NSF leaders not to concentrate on their narrow field but gain knowledge in inter-disciplinary fields. He particularly said that the students need to learn to be human, to be cultured and to be peace loving citizens. He said that if the Nagas have to ‘ameliorate’,

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which is at the moment Indian normal, is fairly reasonable. “It is fairly reasonable level of growth by our own standard and very good by global standard. I see no reason that there would be adverse impact of GST on GDP. GST by itself should normally add to the growth,” he said. The government intends to roll out the Goods and Services Tax (GST) from July 1. On the issue of total deposits received during demonetisation, the Finance Minister said the Reserve Bank is compiling data and will give the figure once the exercise is complete. “RBI as an important institution can’t give approximations. Today every currency note has to be counted, if there is any counterfeit that has to be eliminated and real count has to come. It’s an enormous exercise that RBI is doing. As soon as they complete it, they will give the accurate figure,” he said.

Laisam said Naga students through their participation in the students’ bodies can be a game changer in the society and also be ambassadors of peace and do something for the society. HoD of Philosophy NEHU-Shillong, Dr Xavier Pfrokrehe, who was the main speaker at the morning session, enlightened the audience while exposing on the theme of the general conference ‘Amelioration’. He said the word ‘amelioration means intellectual and moral refinement’, and

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New Delhi, Jun 1 (PTI): India growing at 7-8 per cent is “fairly reasonable” in the current global context, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said today while maintaining that the decline in fourth quarter GDP print cannot be attributed to demonetisation alone. India lost the tag of the fastest growing economy to China in the March quarter with a GDP growth of 6.1 per cent, which pulled down the 2016-17 expansion to 7.1 per cent. Jaitley said the slowdown in the fourth quarter was due to both domestic and global factors. “There are several factors which can contribute to GDP in a particular quarter. There was some slowdown visible given the global and domestic situation even prior to demonetisation in the last year,” Jaitley said while addressing media on completion of three years of the Modi government. “There was impact of global factors. There

Indore, Jun 1 (PTI): Union Minister of State for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (Independent Charge) Rajiv Pratap Rudy today said roll-out of Goods and Services Tax will generate five lakh jobs for computer operators. “After the introduction of GST the country would need at least five lakh computer operators having knowledge of finance-related subjects along with information technology,” Mr Rudy said here. He was speaking to reporters after inaugurating a Skill Development Centre in Vijay Nagar area. About the allegation that jobs are shrinking in the country, Mr Rudy said, “The focus of the government is to provide entrepreneurship skills and promote self-employment. We want our youth to become job-providers and not job-seekers.” Government expects to roll out GST from July 1. The GST Council earlier this month put 1,211 goods and 500 services in four tax slabs of 5, 12, 18, 28 per cent. Of the 1,211 goods on which GST rates were decided, 81 per cent of goods will attract tax equal to or lower than 18 per cent, domestic brokerage Nirmal Bang said.

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Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz, and the National Security Adviser Lt. Gen. (redt) Nasser Khan Janjua participated in the meeting. The meeting also discussed names of former judges of the superior judiciary to select the ad hoc judge for the ICJ. However, no name was finalised. Zakaria said the Indian petition at the International Court of Justice was about Jadhav’s entitlement to consular access. “It is not about whether the ICJ can act as a Court of Appeal from Pakistani legal proceedings. That is why Barrister Khawar Qureshi informed the Court that India cannot obtain from the Court what it is seeking.

as of now, they fear supplies from production centres across the state would be affected in the coming days if the strike prolongs. Kolhapur District Cooperative Milk Society Ltd, known as Gokul Dairy, alleged in a complaint filed in a police station in Satara that its tanker was attacked this morning when it was carrying milk to Mumbai. Satara police control room officials confirmed a case has been filed against unidentified people for damaging the tanker. Police in several districts have decided

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MUMBAI, JUN 1 (PTI): Stray incidents of violence, including attempts to disrupt supply of vegetables and milk to Mumbai and other cities, marked farmers’ protests today in Maharashtra. The farmers in parts of the state had launched an agitation today to press various demands including a loan waiver. Some groups of farmers in Satara, Kolhapur and Nashik tried to disrupt supplies of milk and vegetables to Mumbai last night as part of the indefinite strike called by various farm sector outfits. Though Mumbai-based traders claimed they have not been affected by the stir

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ISLAMABAD, JUN 1 (IANS): Pakistan on Thursday said alleged Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav will remain alive till he does not exhaust the right to seek clemency, even as Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif discussed with top officials Islamabad’s strategy to counter India at the next hearing in the International Court of Justice. “Irrespective of ICJ’s stay, Jadhav will remain alive until he has exhausted the right to request for clemency, initially with the COAS (army chief) and later with the President,” Foreign Office spokesperson Nafees Zakaria said at a briefing here. Sources privy to the

fear only one thing in life, “when the clock starts and stops ticking”, and said CM was on borrowed time, occupied the chair as guest and his appointed time will get over on August 21 after which the will of the people was necessary. Being a veteran politician Yhome said CM should not shy away from a straight election rather than dictating from his residence, telling people to let him get unopposed. On the use of money clean election, Yhome said will of the people was very important and said he will try his best to reach out everyone stating that he want people to know that the vote they casted was sacrosanct and the vote for him or other was on their will. He said “money is starting to define politics”, and said he has no interest to buy votes and said he has decided not to buy votes, will not allow people to let him buy their votes. Kekhrie Yhome hails from Kohima village, 41 years and was involved in so many organizations including Naga Movements for Human Rights and presented papers in many conferences at national and international level.

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CHENNAI, JUN 1 (PTI): Ruling AIADMK’s mouthpiece Dr Namadhu MGR today hit out at the Centre over its recent ban on cattle sale for slaughter at animal markets, days after Chief Minister K Palaniswami said that an official comment could not be given without knowing the details. The daily sought to know if Modi’s regime was for “protection of the country or cow?” Although neither Palaniswami nor his senior Ministers have commented against the Centre on the issue, AIADMK daily posed questions on it and other matters to the Modi regime. Asked about the write-up, a former Minister and senior AIADMK (Amma) leader merely said,”it is the view of the editor.” Only the views of party top office-bearers which includes the Chief Minister, his Cabinet colleagues could have the “official stamp,” he told PTI. The daily, perceived to be sympathetic to jailed leader V K Sasikala and T T V Dhinakaran criticised the Modi government in short verse format. The write-up posed a slew of questions to the BJP led government at the Centre beginning with cattle controversy. Among the sharp questions asked were: Is this a regime of achievements or one of CBI raids ? Is this a government which is being greeted by all or is this a regime for Sanskrit development ? Also, “whether this is a government aimed at diminishing the pluralism of the country and one that carries palanqin for Patanjali and Bhagwad Gita ?”

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on crucial issues. Yhome said he lear nt that Dr. Shürhozelie called all Kohima Village elders and expressed his desire to be uncontested. If Kohima Village Council (KVC)asks him not to contest the by poll, since having a chief minister from the village was a pride, Yhome said if he agreed, he would ask “the village council if it would be magnanimous to let him stand for the next state general election and get uncontested?.” He said to regain the original values of democratic principles, people must freely decide who should become their representatives rather than allow feudal politicians to dictate what citizens should do or think. Yhome also informed that he was aware of the consequences contesting against the chief minister as he (CM) has all state machineries and will use maximum resources, yet he said it was not important to talk of his opponent yet he said CM was at his prime, reached the penance of his ultimate career since he started his political career in 1969 and said “I think he has done very well for himself ”. He said those in power

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Modi strikes very personal chord with Putin

S R I NAG A R , J U N 1 (PTI): In yet another success, the security forces today killed two Hizbul Mujahideen militants, hours after a police party was targeted in Sopore area of north Kashmir at their behest. The security forces launched a cordon-andsearch operation in Natipora area of Sopore in Baramulla district at around 3.30 am after receiving information about the presence of militants there, a police official said. During the searches, the two militants opened fire on the forces, triggering a gun-battle, he said. Director General of Police S P Vaid said the slain militants were locals who belonged to Hizbul Mujahideen and were behind an attack on a police party. “Yesterday, a grenade attack was carried out on a police deployment party in Sopore town in which four policemen were injured,” Vaid told reporters. “The description of assailants and CCTV footage helped in identifying and arresting two persons, including one who had hurled the grenade at the police party,” the DGP said. He said during interrogation, the arrested persons provided information about the hideout of the militants at whose behest they had carried out the attack. “The security forces laid a cordon around the area. As they were closing in on the house where the militants were hiding, they (militants) opened fire. The security forces retaliated, leading to death of the two militants,” the police chief said. He said the slain militants were identified as Aijaz and Basharat.

(From page 1) Yhome expressed concern over trust deficit in society and leadership which were unfortunate developments that affected the state of affairs, healthy governance and community peace. He admitted that he was a green horn in politics but expressed confidence that he would get the votes of all like-minded parties who are not NPF. Asked why he chose to enter politics , Yhome he said his entry was to bring a “new thinking” rather than talk about developmental issues. He said Nagas need “new thinking” and that he will stress on the new thinking which everyone talks about as this was not instilled in the society. Yhome added that intellectual society can start ascertaining their rights and can start questioning who should be their representatives and this will come only when an eccentric new t h i n k i n g wa s b r o u g h t about. He stressed on the “new thinking” which was not merely to speak what people wanted to hear but to speak when called to speak

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Your brother was martyred,” Modi told Putin. Putin’s brother was killed 70 years ago in the siege of Leningrad during the World War II. He thanked Modi for visiting the war memorial, saying such places have special place in Russian people’s heart. The two sides are expected to sign 12 agreements in wide-ranging sectors, including in science and technology, railways, cultural exchanges and other business areas between private parties also, in addition to a “vision statement” that the two Russian President Vladimir Putin shakes hands with Prime Minister Narendra leaders will release. They are likely to ink Modi prior their talks ln St. Petersburg, Russia, Thursday. (AP/PTI) a deal to build the last two ST PETERSBURG, JUN cemetery this morning War II. “You are a leader units of India’s largest nu1 (PTI): Prime Minister where he paid homage to whose family has given clear power plant in KuNarendra Modi and Rus- the victims of the World sacrifices. dankulam. sian President Vladimir Putin today held wideranging talks on bilateral, They both are strong leaders with father had six brothers - five of whom regional and international cult-like following. But when Prime Min- were killed during the 1941-1944 war, issues of mutual interests, including ways to boost ister Narendra Modi met Vladimir Putin along with some of his mother’s relahe stuck a very personal chord when he tives. energy and trade ties. During the two year, four month At the beginning of recalled how the Russian President’s their restricted meeting, brother was among several family mem- siege, Leningrad – which was renamed Modi told Putin he was bers who had laid down their lives for the Saint Petersburg, its original name, in 1991 – water and power supplies were cut happy to be able to visit his country. Meeting 64-year-old Putin for the off, and disease was rife as a Nazi Gerhometown as Prime Minissecond time in eight months, Modi in his many blockade stopped essential huter. This is for the first time Indo-Russia summit in opening remarks mentioned his visit to manitarian supplies, including food, from Russia was happening out- the Piskariovskoye Cemetery where over entering the city. Putin had told the magazine how his side Moscow in St Peters- 5 lakh victims of World War II and the 900-day siege of Leningrad are buried. emaciated mother was carried out of a burg. “I had an opportunity to visit (the crumbling building on a stretcher close to “Normally, international relations see ups and cemetery) and pay homage to those who death, after two-year-old Viktor, died downs but history is wit- laid down their lives for Russia,” 66-year- from diphtheria and starvation, following months of siege and violent war. ness Indo-Russia relations old Modi said. Looking at Putin, he said, “you are Putin’s other brother, Albert, was have not seen any ups and a political leader whose family has made born in the 1930s but died in infancy. downs,” the prime minister Putin, who was born in 1952, seven said and thanked the Rus- sacrifices” for the glory of Russia. “Your brother was martyred,” he years after the siege ended in 1944, sian president for playing said, referring to Putin’s brother Viktor thanked Modi for visiting the cemetery. crucial role in getting India Shanghai Cooperation Or- who died more than 70 years ago during “I would like to thank you specially for visiting Piskariovskoye,” he said. “Places ganisation (SCO) member- the siege of Leningrad. “Met President Putin. We had a like these have special significance for the ship. Putin said India will wonderful meeting during which we dis- Russian people. Thank you.” Putin is known for rarely showing become a full-fledged mem- cussed India-Russia relations,” Modi later tweeted. his emotions but he appeared moved ber of the SCO in a week. According to an account Putin gave when Modi mentioned the sacrifices Modi mentioned to to Russkiy Pioner magazine in 2008, his made by his family. Putin about his visit to the

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TDLSA organises inter school quiz competition

TDLSA conducting quiz competition for the students. DIMAPUR: Tuensang District Legal Services Authority (TDLSA) organised inter-school quiz competition on the topic “fundamental rights and duties” at Tuensang on May 31, with Jongshimongla, SDEO as special guest. Speaking as the special guest, SDEO informed that

the department would soon provide one teacher each for all school as counsellor, where if the students faced any kind of problems in their life instead of resorting to any other anti-social element or suicide they could undergo counselling at their own schools. While speaking on the

right to education, she informed that the department had send circulars to all the government schools prohibiting the students from carrying heavy bags. She also lauded TDLSA for organising quiz competition by focusing on the government schools. Mayang Lima, princi-

pal district & session’s judge and chairman TDLSA highlighted that the constitution has guaranteed each citizen a basic fundamental right where if any citizen was denied of his basic rights he/she could even approach High Court and Supreme Court as per the constitutional remedies provided in

the constitution.Chairman further appreciated the positive response from all the four school for participating in the quiz competition. G ove r n m e n t H i g h School Hakushang was declared winner and second position was bagged by Government Higher Secondary School Tuensang. The first and the second position bagged the cash prize of Rs. 5000/- and Rs. 3000/- respectively along with certificates of achievement. Consolation prize of Rs. 2000/- each with appreciation certificates were given to Government High School Chaba and Government Higher Secondary School Thangjam. N. Kano, judicial magistrate 1st Class Tuensang and secretary TDLSA also highlighted the various activities taken up the District Legal Services Authority Tuensang in the entire district. The programme was chaired by Antimangyang Chang, panel lawyer TDLSA while Hongsayemjong, PLV front office Tuensang was the quiz master.

NUSU (L) election-cum-valedictory ceremony Organisations condemn

Participants at the programme. DIMAPUR: The 20th valedictory ceremony held of Nagaland University Students Union, Lumami (NUSU L) was held on May 31 on the theme “Adventure Awaits” where Prof. Pardeshi Lal, vicechancellor Nagaland University, Lumami graced the occasion as the chief

guest. The chief guest emphasised on the theme and encouraged the outgoing students to start with determination and march forward with confidence towards achieving their goal. He further added that in order to reach their goal one must be ready to ac-

cept challenges and never give up. The programme was chaired by T. Lemteshi of Geography department and invocation by Grace Thyü, president of Evangelical Union, Lumami. The welcome address was delivered by K. Chumseli Anar the newly elected president, speech from Chubalemba B. Chang the outgoing president (NUSU, L) also spoke on behalf of his executives, Bonoka of 4th semester presented a speech on behalf of outgoing students where special prayer for the students was done by Zhekiye Aye, pastor Youth, Lumami Baptist Church. O n M ay 2 6 , t h e NUSU (L) held its election where new office bearers were elected for the tenure of 2017-18 led by president K. Chumseli Anar, general secretary Esther Lohe along with 14 others.

TASU coordination and consultative meet DIMAPUR: The Tizit Area Students’ Union (TASU) organized a coordination and consultative meeting on May 26 with all the head of the institutions both government and private, along with the VECs and unit presidents, under the theme, “Review of Education System” under Tizit. TASU officials after thorough study of the past HSLC and HSSLC results reviewed the failures and causes of unsatisfactory results every year from both government and private schools under Tizit. The head of the institutions were reminded again that, irregular teachers would be taken with stern actions. TASU requested the heads of the private institutions to take measures of rising school fees and to maintain Managing Board and all the administrators should obtain BA B.ed/ MA B.ed mandatorily within

the time frame set by the TASU. VECs were also briefed about mid day meals based on the reports submitted by them and to implement those funds which the government provided in a judicious manner for the welfare of the students community especially in terms of infrastructure development. TASU also briefed the unit presidents to check over those irregular teachers and the VECs. The unit presidents were asked to visit monthly to schools and bring the report. Earlier, the program was chaired by Wangdun Konyak speaker, TASU, and the certificate of appreciation for producing cent percent result in HSLC 2017 were presented to EKLAVYA Model Residential School, Tizit by the president. The meeting was attended by all the heads of the institutions, VECs and the unit presidents.

Dmu bomb blast incident

DIMAPUR: The Federal Government of Nagaland (Singnya-Zhopra) has vehemently condemned the barbaric act of unknown miscreant(s) who hurled the grenade inside the Ideal Chemist at Nyamo Lotha Road on May 29 which claimed one innocent life and injuring others seriously. NNC/FGN ministry of Rali Wali Affairs MIP stated that “whoever it may be, one should not indulge in such activities of dastardly act” when the Naga people as a whole long for bringing peace in our land. “This kind of undesirable act should be condemned by one and all as we firmly believe in the policy of “non-violence”, the act of violence cannot be solved any problem and therefore, all should adhere to it by avoiding social unrest in our own homeland”

stated the release. WSH: The Western Sumi Hoho (WSH) has strongly condemned the bomb blast that took place at M/S Ideal Pharmacy, Dimapur on May 29. In a condemnation note, WSH president, Zheshito Swu and general secretary, Vikato K. Achumi described the incident as cowardly act which had no place in Naga society. The hoho appealed to all section of society to condemn such heinous crime that created fear psychosis in the minds of the peace loving citizens and distort the peaceful atmosphere of the society. WSH further appealed the law enforcing agency to do its best to arrest the culprits at the earliest possible time. It expressed condolence to the bereaved family and prays for the speedy recovery of those injured in the incident.

ENCSU holds office bearers meet

DIMAPUR: Eastern Nagaland College Students’ Union (ENCSU) held its handing and taking over programme at Tuensang Guest House, conference hall on May 27. Welcoming the newly inducted ENCSU office bearers, interim council member, Akum Lims encouraged them to come under one umbrella in spirit of brotherhood, to work for the welfare of the student community so as to bear good fruits in the field of education at present and for future generation. ENCSU general secretary Wangnei Jessuhu, also assured to enforce their duties for educational progress with the concept, ideology, aims and objectives of one code in unity to accomplish the goal for the students of Eastern Nagaland. ENCSU vice-president Wangchat Konyak appealed to the units to connect, serve and grow together with the ENCSU, to motivate the Eastern students, to introspect the past and keeping an optimistic faith at present to mobilise educational prosperity. The programme was chaired by ENCSU assembly secretary Ching E Phom and ENCSU speaker Nokthak Konyak.

ATMA exposure trip, training demonstrations

Wokha farmers exposure trip to Umiam Meghalaya. D I M A P U R : AT M A Wokha district organized an interstate farmers’ exposure tour to ICAR Research Complex for NEH Region, Umiam Meghalaya from May 22 to 26, 2017, led by Dy. PDs’ Yanglen Jami and Subenthung Yanthan. The tour comprised of 10 farmers from all blocks of Wokha district. During the visit, the farmers were exposed

to various experimental/ demonstration units viz: Horticulture, AITC cell, Agricultural Engineering, Animal production, IFS Models, Fisheries, NBPGR where explanations and interactions between the scientist and farmers were held. Farmers were also exposed to important places and stations located within Meghalaya. Kohima: Agriculture

Kohima farmers exposure trip to Jorhat.

Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Kohima) organized an interstate farmers’ exposure tour from May 22 to 24. Altogether 15 members participated for the tour and visited sugarcane research station at Barulikson and MD Organic Farm, Jorhat, Assam. Tokiye block: ATMA Tokiye block, Zunheboto organised training-dem-

onstration and field days at Phulesheto village and Kelto village from May 11 to 12, 2017. The topics covered were on review of schemes, concept and activities of ATMA, soil health management, POP of maize, rice, ginger, potato, animal health management & fishery management. This was followed by distribution of maize and paddy seeds and

veterinary medicine. Group discussion on various agricultural practices and problems were delivered with help of village council members and GBs of both villages. The programme was conducted by a team of ATMA block members which included Tokato deputy project director ATMA, Dr. Akavi BTM, Khutovi SDSCO, Kiyeto AI and Tohevi SCA.

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44 AR seize IMFL worth Rs. 2.5 lakh

DIMAPUR: Troops of 44 Assam Rifles based on specific input established a Mobile Vehicle Check Post in general area Zero Point Tuli on May 15. According to PRO HQ IGAR (N) lt. col. Amitabh Sharma during the checking of vehicles the personnel intercepted one Maruti Gypsy- NL052745 and recovered 492 bottles IMFL worth approximately Rs 2.5 lakh. PRO informed that two individual identified as Mosa Ao (38) Azin Ao (48) both resident of Longjang

Arrested person along with the seize IMFL. village, were apprehended. handed over to uli Police The individuals’ along with Station for further investithe recovered items were gation, PRO added.

One arms dealer apprehended DIMAPUR: Troops of 5 Assam Rifles under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (North) apprehended one arms dealer from DC Colony, Zunheboto. PRO HQ IGAR (N) lt. col. Amitabh Sharma informed that the individual was identified as Hukheto Kiba (38) resident of Ashukhomi village, Zunheboto. The individual was handed over to Zunheboto Police Station, PRO Arrested person. added.

Woman arrested for smuggling drugs

DIMAPUR: Personnel of narcotic cell, Dimapur excise department has arrested a woman for possessing 3200 tablets of psychotropic drugs (amphetamine) at Khuzama interstate excise

check gate on May 31, at around 1:25 p.m. According to superintendent of excise (NC) S. Phyobemo Kikon, the woman was identified as Lily Poumai (29). She was com-

ing from Senapati in NST bus with the contraband. She was booked under relevant sections of the NDPS act and forwarded to judicial custody. The duty party was led by AIE, Tiameren.

Excise Excise seizes illegal items The excise intendent of Excise (MS) personnel DIMAPUR: mobile squad unit while Dimapur, Katoho Sumi excise and pro- stated that the same party seize IMFL performing hibition duty had seized a also seized 629 capsules of DIMAPUR: Excise Mobile squad Special Surveillance Team on May 31 apprehended Jamuna Devi wife of Kalachand for possession of 108 bottles assorted liquor on May 31 in Dimapur Town Area. According to SP, Excise (MS) Katoho Sumi, the team was led by AIE Jungti along with H/C Sunep and Supong and constables Wati and Kezha. T h e a c c u s e d wa s booked under relevant section of NLTP Act 1987 and the seized IMFL were deposited in the Excise Mobile Squad malkhana, SP added.

total of 1141 bottles of assorted liquor from certain locations in and around Dimapur on June 1. Investigation is on while seized articles have been kept in the unit’s malkhana for evidence. According to super-

spasmo proxyvon and 20 tablets of nitrosun from the possession of one Aboto Sumi. The accused has been charged under relevant section of D&C Act, 1940 and the case has been forwarded to the court.

AR apprehend arms dealer

DIMAPUR: Based on specific information regarding presence of an arms dealer, 32 Assam Rifles (AR) along with police representatives conducted an operation in Burma Camp, Dimapur District on May 19 and apprehended one alleged “arms dealer “. AR report informed that one pt 32 mm pistol with magazine and two live rounds were recovered from the accused identified as Xvihosha Zhimo. The accused and recovered items were handed over to police for further investigation, AR added.

Dimapur police crime reports

DIMAPUR: The East Police Station, Dimapur received information regarding a Haryana registered truck being hijacked by miscreants and the driver Ramesh Kumar reportedly abducted on April 28 and the owner of the Truck based in Haryana received ransom demand of Rs.10 Lakhs for release of the truck and the Driver. According to SDPO/ PRO, the Dimapur Police through its various units put extensive effort and recovered the truck from 7th mile area adjacent to the Highway on May 2 and the victim was also rescued from Tenyiphe-A village the same day and had arrested two persons in this connection. PRO stated that the Police arrested Jacob Deo Poumai son of Shele Deo Poumai of Phuba Village, Senapati, resident of Model Village involved in the crime and on May 3 arrested the prime accused Nihara @ Hasina Begum wife of late Islam Ali of Hawraghat village, Nagaon, Assam, resident of Model Village. PRO stated that more people were found to be involved in the crime and efforts to arrest them were underway.

Dimapur Police also rushed to Darogapathar on information that miscreants were trying to break open an ATM Booth in 2 ½ Mile, Dimapur, at around 3:30 p.m on May 9 and found the teller machine damaged and miscreants already fled. According to SDPO/ PRO, search of the area led to the arrest of the miscreants from the Darogapathar village area. The arrested persons were identified as Inavito Achumi son of Toshika Achumi, resident of Purana Bazaar, Rodip Kachari son of Thiren Kachari, resident of Naharbhari, Hokito Sumi son of Kishehi Sumi, resident of Naharbari and Veyikhu Ayemi son of late Zhezhuvi, resident of Naharbari. Vehicle and implements used for committing the crime were also seized from their possession, PRO added. In another incident, the AET of Dimapur Police on May 8 arrested two persons identified as Vikuto Zhimomi son of Honito Zhimomi, resident of Neisatou Colony, Dimapur and Nitovi Zhimomi son of Hesheto Zhimomi, resident of Niu Colony, Dimapur while they were

distributing tax slips of the NPGN NNC (NA) to various garage owners. According to SDPO/ PRO both the arrested persons were reportedly members of the NPGN NNC (NA). Similarly, Dimapur Police on May 5 arrested two persons from New Market area after they were found collecting money from the vendors. The ar rested persons were identified as Moameren Jamir son of Alemjungshi, resident of Forest Colony, Dimapur and Atoka Ayemi son of late Yeheto, resident of Sematilla, Dimapur. In another case three persons including two women were arrested by the AET of Dimapur Police on May 4 while they were collecting money from fruit vendors in New Market area. The arrested persons were identified as Ikeya Katty son Tovishe, resident of Niu Colony, Dimapur, Botoli Awomi daughter of Toniho, resident of Burma Camp and Viliho Zhimo wife Nandalal Prasad resident of Kevijau colony, Dimapur. They were reportedly members of the GPRN/ NSCN, PRO added.

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Awareness programme on child protection held across Nagaland

Participants at the various open house discussion on child protection mechanism held in all the eleven districts across Nagaland.

DIMAPUR: An awareness programme-cum-one day open house discussion on Child Protection Mechanism organized by the District Child Protection Units was held at the main headquarters of all the eleven districts of

Nagaland from May 17 to 27. The participants included stakeholders from district administration, various community bodies, including village council chairmen, members, ward leaders, tribal bodies, Naga Hohos, church represen-

Sowing of maize demonstration at Chunlikha block

tatives, women leaders, student community, representatives from various village level Child Protection Committees and ward/colony level Child Protection Committees, Child Welfare Committees, Juvenile Justice Boards,

Special Juvenile Police Units, CHILDLINE 1098 and various NGOs etc. The main objective of the programme was to bring awareness to the public about the various delivery structures that were under the Integrated

Child Protection Scheme (ICPS), educating the community on the various child protection mechanisms and encouraging them to participate and safeguard their community children against various vulnerabilities. The programme was

aimed to seek measures for reduction of such cases by deliberating in the open house discussion. During the open house discussion various issues on children such as child labour, child abuse, adoption, customary practices,

stressed on the importance of date of sowing to maximize production and to avoid incidence of pests and diseases. The programme was organised with a view to see the performance of maize during different dates of sowing at the farmer’s field conditions. unit commandant, Neeraj Yadav. along with other army personnel and guests. Altogether ten farmer participants attended the DIMAPUR: The 32nd at Unit HQ, which was Earlier, as part of the programme. Raising Day of 78th Bat- followed by a ceremonial celebrations, an Inter-Coy talion of CRPF was cel- guard of honour and hoist- volley ball/basket ball/ ebrated at its Zubza Head ing of CRPF Flag at the badminton tournaments Quarters with great pomp Unit Quarter Guard. were organized at Unit HQ and enthusiasm on June 1. As part of its pro- on May 30. A special Sainik Officers, jawans & families gramme, saplings were Sammelan was addressed as well as local people par- planted in the camp area by the unit commandant ticipated in great numbers. by commandant and senior on May 31, wherein all Marking the occasion, officers to augment the officers and jawans were a variety of programmes already existing beautiful briefed about the signifihad started from May 30 and awesome lush green cance of the Raising Day till June 1 under the unit landscape of Unit HQ. and the glorious history of commandant, Neeraj Ya- Three ‘Bambusa’ Restau- CRPF in general and 78 Bn dav. The Raising Day cel- rants constructed at Unit in particular. Participants at the programme. ebrations on 1 began with HQ with the expertise of A presentation highlocal people, especially lighting the major achieveDimapur:32 Assam Rifles under aegis of Headquar- paying floral tributes to the brave made for the pastime of ments of the unit, list of ters IGAR (N) conducted an awareness lecture at Kushibil village, Dimapur on 28 May 2017. The aim of the martyrs of the force who jawans as well as for lo- medal recipients & martyrs lecture was to spread awareness about Drug abuse and had sacrificed their lives cal people visiting unit of the unit, prepared by HIV/ AIDS amongst locals of Kushibil and neighbour- in the line of duty for the canteen, were inaugurated the unit commandant, was ing villages. Wherein implication of drug abuse, AIDS cause of Mother India. by the chief guest, Niketu screened for information and their preventive measures were covered. The lecture Wreaths were laid by of- Eralu, social activist and re- of men. The celebrations was attended by approximately 40 locals from Kushibil ficers and men at the Jai nowned writer and resident Jawan Memorial structure of Zubza. culminated in a colourand neighbouring villages.

32 AR awareness lecture

Overall the programme was successful with active participation from the participants with positive response of building a strong Community Based Child Protection Committee to work for their children.

32nd Raising Day of 78th Battalion of CRPF celebrated at Zubza Members of Muslim Council Dimapur (MCD) paid a visit to the Divisional Railway Manager, Lumding to request for reintroduction of direct train service from Dibrugarh to Agartala via Dimapur on May 28 at Dimapur. MCD was assured that direct train service would be introduced from Ramzan itself.

Farmer participants during demonstration programme at Chunlikha block.

DIMAPUR: ATMA Kohima, Chunlikha Block organised a demonstration programme “To study the effect of late sowing on maize” at Tesophenyu, Chunlikha Block on May 30, with Kevineituo Bier, ATM, ATMA Kohima as the resource person. The programme was chaired by Ruzhuthong, AFA. During the programme, the resource person

children in conflict with law, were deliberated, with child labour as one of the key issues that was faced by all the districts. A brief overview of Women helpline 181 and their services provided to women was also presented in the programme.

ful gala event called “The Sangeeth Sandhya” (The Musical Night)/Cultural Programme presented by the men of 78 Bn. Prizes were distributed to all participants in cultural programme and trophies were also presented to winners of various inter zone/inter sector/inter-range/inter battalion/inter coy sports competitions. A special prize was also presented to ‘F’ Coy of 78 Bn which was adjudged the best Coy of the Battalion. Unit Commandant Neeraj Yadav delivered vote of thanks, wherein he thanked everyone for their active involvement and support rendered in all the events.

New GHS building in Piphema, constructed under RMSA, was inaugurated by deputy district education officer, Dimapur R. Amongla Jamir on May 12 in presence of RMSA joint mission director Dr. Kevi Rio, official from District Mission Office, Dimapur, AHM and staff of GHS and village leaders of Piphema.

Care and Support Society (C&SS) Mokokchung supported by 44 Assam Rifles Mokokchung held a programme at Chuchuyimpang Baptist Church (CBC) for distributing wheel chair to people with disability. Council chairman and pastor CBC lauded the endeavours of C&SS for their service.

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Afghans mourn a day after massive truck bombing kills 90

KABUL, JUN 1 (AGENCIES): Afghans mourned the loss of family members, friends and colleagues on Thursday, a day after a massive truck bomb exploded in the capital, leaving at least 90 people dead and more than 450 others wounded in one of the worst extremist attacks since the drawdown of foreign forces from Afghanistan in 2014. The city’s acting mayor said the explosion damaged property as far as 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) away from the blast site and scores of people waited in hospitals to learn the status of family and friends wounded in the attack. Funeral processions took place throughout Kabul on Thursday. The bomber drove into Kabul’s heavily guarded diplomatic quarter during the morning rush, leaving behind chaos and destruction. Most of the casualties were civilians, including women and children, but the dead also included Afghan security guards. There was no claim of responsibility. The explosives were hidden in a tanker truck used to clean out septic systems, according to Najib Danish, deputy spokesman for the interior minister. The trucks are common in Kabul, a city

Afghans pray during the funeral of a victim who died in Wednesday’s massive bombing, in the capital, Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday, June 1, 2017. (AP/PTI)

of nearly four million people with no sewage system that mostly depends on septic tanks, and where open sewers are common. The blast gouged a crater about 5 meters (15 feet) deep near Zanbaq Square in the Wazir Akbar Khan district, where foreign embassies are protected by their own security personnel as well as Afghan police and National Security Forces. The nearby German Embassy was heavily damaged. Also in the area is Afghanistan’s Foreign Ministry, the Presidential Palace and its intelligence and security headquarters, guarded by soldiers trained by the U.S. and its coalition partners. The city’s acting mayor said Thursday at a news

conference that the bombing caused property damage as far as 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) away from the blast site. Abdullah Habibzai said an initial estimate put the total damage from the bombing at 1 billion Afghanis ($1.5 million), but said that number could rise. He said city workers had removed around 200 large trucks of garbage and debris by Thursday morning. “We have transported a large number or a large amount of broken glass and windows,” he said. Hundreds gathered in a Kabul cemetery for the funeral of Zemarai Khan, a security guard who lost his life in the attack. Jan Mohammad, Za-

marai’s brother, said Zemarai died alongside nine of his fellow guards who worked for a private security company. Mohammad said he saw news of the bombing on TV and tried to call his brother who never answered his phone. “From that moment I realized that my brother is dead,” he said. He said transporting his brother’s body home was the hardest thing he’s ever done. “No one can imagine the moment that seven children of my brother realized that their father is not alive anymore, he said. Meanwhile, some people were still missing and families were searching for news about loved ones in local hospitals.

Founder of IS’ Aamaq killed in airstrike BEIRUT, JUN 1 (AP): The founder of the Islamic State group news agency was reportedly killed in an airstrike in eastern Syria, activists and his brother said. The militant group itself has not reported the death of the founder of Aamaq news agency, Baraa Kadek. But his brother, Hozaifa, posted on his Facebook that Kadek and his young daughter were killed in an airstrike in Mayadeen town in Deir el-Zour province. Other Syrian opposition news outlets, including Halab News Network and Qasioun news agency, reported Kadek’s death late yesterday. But it was not immediately clear where Kadek was killed or when. His brother said he was killed in his home. Halab News Network, an activist-run media platform where Kadek previously worked, said he was killed with his daughter in his car. All said he was killed yesterday in a suspected airstrike by the US-led international coalition fighting IS in Syria and Iraq. There was no immediate comment from the coalition. Last week, the coalition told The Associated Press it had carried out a series of airstrikes on May 25 and 26 targeting IS media infrastructure and “propaganda facilities.”

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, June 2, 2017

Malaysia Airlines jet turns back to Melbourne after bomb scare

Police in tactical gear board a Malaysia Airlines plane after a man tried to enter its cockpit in Melbourne, Australia, Thursday, June 1, 2017. (AP/PTI)

MELBOURNE, JUN 1 (PTI): A Malaysia Airlines plane, with 337 people onboard, was forced to return to the airport here when a mentally-ill Sri Lankan passenger threatened to detonate a bomb after allegedly trying to force his way into the cockpit, officials said today. The 25-year-old man was subdued by the crew and passengers who tied him up with belts. The Kuala Lumpurbound flight MH 128, left Melbourne at 11:11pm, was forced to return and make an emergency landing 30 minutes after it took off from Tullamarine Airport late last night. The man was arrested by airport security after the

plane landed and is now in police custody. “We believe that the actions of the passengers and crew were heroic,” Victoria Police Superintendent Tony Langdon was quoted as saying. “They managed to calm the situation, allow the aircraft to return safely and we can’t commend them highly enough,” Langdon said. Photographs on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation website showed black-clad armed officers on board the plane. He said the incident was not terror-related and the man was known to the police due to his history of mental-illness. Langdon said the man

was carrying an electronic device that police quickly realised was not a bomb. “He had a piece of equipment which, for all intents and purposes is something that everybody would be carrying around on a daily basis.” A passenger sitting in business class, who identified himself as Andy, told Melbourne commercial radio station 3AW that the arrested man had threatened to “blow the plane up”. Former AFL player Andrew Leoncelli, who was a passenger on the flight, said the man screamed, “I’ve got a bomb and I’m going to f***ing blow the plane up,” before flight attendants and other passengers tackled and restrained him. The Australian Associated Press (AAP) news agency said that in air traffic control audio posted online, a male voice can be heard saying: “We have a passenger trying to enter the cockpit.” About three minutes later the same male voice can be heard saying the passenger “claiming to have an explosive device, tried to enter the cockpit, (and) has been overpowered by passengers.” “However we’d like to land and have the device checked,” the voice said.

Nepal President asks political Philippine friendly fire airstrikes kill 11 soldiers parties to form majority government

FELICITATION

DIST : MOKOKCHUNG, NAGALAND

CONGRATULATIONS

With great pride and honour, we the Mekrotsomi Clan, Viswema Village would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Thejangulie Mekro S/o Dr. Vizovol Mekro who has been selected to undergo training at Europe B a s k e t b a l l A c a d e m y, Barcelona, Spain. We hope and pray that the Lord Almighty God bless and guide you in all your future endeavours. MEKRO CLAN K-1785

We, The Molungyimsen Students' Union take immense pride and honour to convey our heartfelt congratulations to Miss Jungdinaro Sanglir, daughter of Mr. I Anungba Sanglir of Delhi Public School, Dimapur for securing 'Top-I position' (Class XII, Arts stream) with 95.4% in the AISSCE 2017. Furthermore, the Union also extends sincere congratulations to all the successful meritorious candidates of the HSLC and HSSLC Exam, 2017. May our Almighty God bless you all and grant success in all your future endeavors. Suneplila Sanglir lmtener Jamir Gen. Secretary, M.S.U President, M.S.U

LITHSAMI UNION DIMAPUR FELICITATION

The School Management and the faculty extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the successful students of HSLC Examination 2017. The Management also extends its heartfelt gratitude to all the teaching faculty for their dedication and sincere hard work in moulding the lives of our future leaders. School topper Ms Nandani Gupta – 91.83 % Div

Dist.

S/No

Name

Div Dist. S/No

Name

Div Dist.

1st Eng, Science, Maths, S/S, B.K, Hindi

16. Altaf

1st

31.

Genevieve Awomi 2nd

2. Rohan Shahani

17. Vitoka

32.

Shama Khanam

2nd

3. KabitaKarmakar

1st Eng, Science, S/S, Hindi

18. Sotsula

1st S/S 33.

Ruksar Begum

2nd

4. Momota Sarkar

1st Eng, Science, S/S, Hindi, B.K

19. Kitoli

1st Eng 34.

Sapna Begum

2nd

5. Mona Sarkar

20. Tina Heikham

1 Eng 35.

Lansingliu Riamei

2nd Eng

6. Shivani Thakur

1st Eng, S/S, Alt.Eng

21. Tolika Wotsa

1st

36.

Tiasenla M Amri

2nd

7. MD.Musharf

1st Science, Maths

22. Biju

1st

37.

Rukuzo Cukhamu

2nd Eng

8. Lumthsangkhiung 1st Eng, S/S, Alt

23. Honli Leinak

1st

38.

Nipoto

2nd

9. Monu Kumar

1st S/S, Alt, B.K

24. Nisuka Chishi

2nd

39.

Rebeca Jakhalu

2nd

10. Namita Kumari

1st Eng.

25. Shepotolu

2nd Eng 40.

Renben N Odyuo

2nd

11. Shile S

12. KabitaThakuri

Eng, Science, S/S, B.K

Eng, S/S, Hindi, B.K

26. Pushpa Patel

41.

Rustam Mech

2nd

1st Eng.

27. Gagan Kumar

2nd

42.

SK Rafiqul

2nd

13. Pukhahse

28. Vikethonuo

43.

Ngukato K Zhimo

2nd

14. Abhimanyu

1st

29. Rohan Mech

2nd

44.

Yezakha K Ayemi

3rd

15. MD.Dilkhush

30. Lumkhaba

45.

Tonoka K Sumi

3rd

Alt.Eng

The School Management and the faculty wish you all a bright future.

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1. Nandani Gupta

Lithsami Union Dimapur convey its heartfelt congratulations to the following candidates for getting distinction in respective subjects in the recently declared HSLC & HSSLC exam result 2017. 1. Kivitoli, D/o Zhekishe - 1st Div. with distinction in English, Maths, S.S, Science, BK. Acct, Alt. 2. Kanitoli, D/o Shikiye - 1st Div. with distinction in English, Maths, Science, SS, Alt. 3. Vikashe, S/o Pukhato - P.U Final - 2nd Div. The Union also congratulate all the successful candidates 2017 and wishes them work hard and strive for excellence in future career. May the Lord bless them all. President General Secy. Xükishe Sumi N. Nikiye Achumi

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WOKHA TOWN WOZHURO YINGSUNG EKHUNG NTSIJANTA Wozhuro Range Public Organisation soying benka nnüng tsungon 3rd June 2017 ji Wozhuro lona enyathung 10:30 AM lo khiala. Hoji tsukona Wokha Town ni Wozhuro kyon kvuta vanchosana myanta ewov tsukona Ekhung yakchia ntsijantale. 1. Khija na zotoro eli topvuna ompo/ompvü zotoro pentale 2. Nzontsu tsukona jo Bus zotoro vatala. 3. Range kyong topvuna enyathung 7:00 am ekholo jo Police Point metajilo sanrhyutale to ntsijantala. Myingthungo Khuvung Chairman

Pankathung Ovung Secretary

OFFICE OF THE

DIMAPUR MOLUNGYIMSEN SENSO TELONGJEM DIMAPUR : NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Dimapur Molungyimsen Senso Telongjem express our heartiest congratulations to Miss Jungdinaro Sanglir, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. I. Anungba Sanglir for securing Top-1 Position (Class-XII Arts Stream) with 95.4% in the AISSCE 2017 from Delhi Public School, Dimapur. Further, the DMST wishes her good health and success in her future endeavours. S. Aotemsü Aier President

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MOLUNGYIMSEN STUDENTS' UNION

PURANA BAZAR, DIMAPUR

Name

completing her matriculation degree under CBSE (81.8%) in ﬂying colours. The Union wishes blessing and luck in her future endeavours. Sd/WTLYO DC-1278

OFFICE OF THE

NAZARETH HIGH SCHOOL

S/No

FELICITATION

Shilukaba Imsong General Secretary

OFFICE OF THE

DAK-LANE SECTOR-II WARD NO-7 KOHIMA, NAGALAND

GRATITUDE

The Office of the Dak-lane sector-II would like to express and sincere appreciation and acknowledge the under mention for their support and contribute street light (Solar Light) in the colony. The residence of Dak-lane Sector-II further with and prayer that Almighty God bless them abundantly. Donors: 1. Dr. Atha Vizol 2. Smti Buno Liegise 3. Mr & Mrs. Arope 4. Smti. Asaru Rhakho 5. Mr & Mrs. Yegheto Chishi 6. Mr & Mrs. Dr. Kezhaneilie 7. Mr & Mrs. Er. Kelechütuo 8. Mr & Mrs. Buddha Lama 9. Mr & Mrs. Thepfüsielie Chele 10. Mr & Mrs. Victor 11. Mr & Mrs. Vil Pusa 12. Smti. Ali Tungoe & Aviü Kirha 13. Kepe & party 14. Office of the Dak-Lane Sector-II Sd/Sd/VIKIHO SHOHE MICHAEL President General Secy.

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come the Prime Minister of Nepal twice. During his first tenure as the prime minister from 2008 to 2009, Prachanda was not on good terms with India. However, during his second tenure, he had chosen India as his first overseas destination rather than China. Indo-Ne pal ties, which were strained during Prachanda’s predecessor K P Oli’s regime, also improved under the Maoist leader’s second stint. Prachanda was to hold office till local polls were held and remaining two elections – provincial and central - were to be conducted under Deuba.

of war.” about 500 militants at the He initially said 10 start of the unrest and soldiers died but national only between 50 and 100 military spokesman Brig- were believed to still be in adier-General Restituto Marawi. According to the Padilla later confirmed 11 military, 120 gunmen have were killed. been killed, meaning as L o r e n z a n a a l s o many as 330 remain unacwarned that many militants counted for and could have may have escaped, despite slipped out of the city. checkpoints throughout the Adding to concerns city and surrounding it. about the rising threat of “We have re por ts IS, Lorenzana said miliIn this image made from video, marines board a they are going to some of tants from Saudi Arabia, transport plane in Manila June 1, 2017. the towns around Marawi Chechnya, Yemen, Macity,” Lorenzana said. laysia and Indonesia were people, to quell what he were killed in a misguided He said there were among the dead. said was an IS bid to estab- bombing mission. lish a base in the mainly “It’s very painful. It’s Catholic Philippines. very sad to be hitting our But the government’s own troops,” Defence SecWokha Town Longsa Youth Organisation narrative of being in “full retary Delfin Lorenzana would like to extend its heartiest congratulation to control” of Marawi took told reporters in Manila. a hit Thursday when de“It’s sad but some- Miss Y. Janbeni Ezung, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. fence chiefs said 11 soldiers times it happens in the fog Yanpvuo Ezung of Longsa Village Wokha for

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Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ resigned on May 24 after a brief stint of nine months, honouring a power sharing understanding with the ruling coalition partner Nepali Congress to hand over the country’s leadership to the largest party in Parliament. Prachanda resigned as per a deal reached in July-August last year with Nepali Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba, who is expected to take over as the prime minister. The deal was to run the government on a rotational basis until elections to the parliament are held in February 2018. Prachanda is the only Communist leader to be-

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KATHMANDU, JUN 1 (PTI): Nepal’s political parties have failed to meet a seven-day deadline to pick a consensus candidate for the post of Prime Minister, prompting President Bidya Devi Bhandari to issue another appeal to them today to initiate the process quickly. According to Article 298 (3) of the Constitution, the Prime Minister shall be elected by a majority of all the members of the Legislature-Parliament, if parties fail to pick a consensus candidate for the post of Prime Minister within a week. The president issued the call as per Article 298 (3) of the Constitution after the seven-day deadline given to form a consensus government ended today without any result, the Office of the President said. Last week, President Bhandari had issued a call to the parties to form a consensus government within a week to choose a new Prime Minister on the basis of political understanding as per Article 298 (2) of the Constitution of Nepal. President Bhandari initiated the Constitutional process to form the new government after Prime

MARAWI, JUN 1 (AFP): Philippine airstrikes aimed at Islamist militants who are holding hostages as human shields in a southern city killed 11 soldiers, authorities said today, as they conceded hundreds of gunmen may have escaped a blockade. The friendly fire deaths bring to 171 the number of people reported killed since gunmen waving black flags of the Islamic State (IS) group began rampaging through the Muslim city of Marawi last week. Shortly after the violence erupted President Rodrigo Duterte imposed martial law across the southern region of Mindanao, home to 20 million

state

Nagaland Post, Dimapur friday, june 2, 2017

Open house program for Sunday school children

Sunday school children at the open house programme.

DIMAPUR: The monthly open house program organized by CHILDLINE Dimapur, Prodigals’ Home was held at Unity village, Sumi Baptist Akukuhou on May 28. A session on CHILDLINE 1098, a project under the Ministry of Women and Child Development, implemented by CECS as nodal organization and Prodigals’ Home as the collaborative organization was held where the par-

ticipants were informed on CHILDLINE 1098, a 24x7 Helpline outreach service for children in need of care and protection, any children concern adult could dial 1098 anytime to get information, phone testing, report children cases and avail the services provided by CHILDLINE and it is toll free. A short video on sex education was shown to the children, who were also taught on good and bad

touch, private and personal space and the methods and tactics used by abuser. CHILDLINE Dimapur, with the support from the unity village Sumi Baptist Akukuhou, reached out to about 400 Sunday school children and 13 teachers. It may be mentioned that open house program is conducted once a month in different colonies and villages to reach out to the children and various stakeholders on child rights.

IGNOU informs DIMAPUR: The Term End Examination for June of Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) would commence from June 1 till June 21. The hall ticket is available on IGNOU website www.ignou.ac.in. The students may download the hall tickets from the University website. The examination centres have been instructed to allow students to appear in examination, even if they do not possess the hall ticket, but their names exist in the list of examinees for that centre. Students have been advised to be in possession of valid identity card issued by the University during the examination. Separate hall tickets would be issued to the students of BCA & MCA for term end practicals. Students are advised to contact the respective regional centres in the last week of June for their practical examinations. For BLISc (Library Science) all theory examination centres were not activated for the conduct of practical examination. Students have been advised to contact the centre superintendent and see the notice board for practical examination centre.

BJP Wokha unit 5th executive meeting held DIMAPUR: BJP Wokha unit held its 5th executive meeting on May 29, wherein all the four assembly constituencies of 37, 38, 39, and 40 had attended. During the brief programme, a four-point resolution was passed wherein BJP Wokha district would work unitedly in order to ensure BJP victory in all four A/C in the forth coming general election. Its second resolution was its reaffirmation to support the leadership of the president BJP Wokha district, L. Meribemo Kinghen. It also resolved that BJP Wokha unit would support the clarion call given by NBCC for clean election and continue to work in order to provide corruption free government in the state. Its final resolution was

for the district office bearers to tour all the A/Cs in order to strengthen the party. Speaking at the executive meeting, Chubathung Odyuo the intending candidate from 37 A/C stated that BJP the most dominant political party had nothing to do with religion as it was a political movement. Wokha Dist. BJP i/c Yanghose Sangtam acknowledged the works of BJP Wokha where he witness that the party was going stronger. He advised the gathering that party ideology and the Indian constitution was set up on a democratic base. Advisor, Treasur y & Accounts, Labour & Employment, Skill Development, Dr. T. M Lotha reminded the party execu-

tive and leaders as BJP the Largest Political party and its still growing where assure that prosperous days are coming soon by witnessing the growing potentials in the state and in the district. He reminded that NBCC and BJP were closely working together to have free and fair election camping for the coming state election. Earlier, Amos Humtsoe president, BJYM Wokha chaired the event with welcome note addressed from L. Meribemo Kinghen president BJP Wo k h a , T h u n g c h a n o Tsanglao invoked God’s blessing and Nzano Kikon president, BJMM gave the vote of thanks. A brief report was presentation from BJYM, BJMM & Mandals of the 37, 38, 39 & 40 A/C.

NPCC constitutes PCC, EC DIMPAUR: NPCC office bearers held a meeting at Congress Bhavan, Kohima and decided to constitute PCC Election Committee for bye-elections to 10 Northern Angami-I Assembly Constituency on June 1. A press note by NPCC media cell stated that committee constituted of convenor Ayang Aonok along with four other members. It also informed that informed that in view of the forthcoming assembly elections, the Central Election Authority (CEA) of the All India Congress Committee (AICC) on May 30 had postponed Organizational Elections in the states of Himachal Pradesh, Gujurat, Karnataka, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Tripura.

NKPO resolves on log extraction

DECLARATION

I, Mr. Mhasilie Rupreo, presently residing at Tzudikong Town, Dist. Mokokchung in the state of Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as hereunder. That, my name is officially known as Mhasilie Rupreo. Whereas, my name appears as Mhasilie Angami in my SBI Passbook. Hence, both the names are my commonly used names, therefore in order to avoid further confusion, my name shall be used as Mhasilie Rupreo in all of my official and relevant documents from now onwards. This declaration is made before the 1st Class Magistrate Court Tuli on 30th May 2017. Regd. No : Judl - 16/2017-18/162 Deponent Date : 30-05-17 DP-5612 Regd. No. : 1379/17 Date : 29/05/17

Glimpses of mass social work organized by Bethany-1 youth body at Phek Town on May 27.

I, Smti. Sankhil Thamnu Lamkang, daughter of Sankhi Kansa Lamkang and Wife of Shri. Jerry Dilbung, permanent resident of Thamlakhuru Village, P.O Pallel, P.S. Chandel, Dist. Chandel, Manipur and presently residing at H/No. 278, Kevijau Colony, Signal, Dimapur - 797112, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India, as such competent to swear this affidavit. 2. That my date of birth is on the 19th July 1968. 3. That my name is recorded as Smti. Sankhil Thamnu Lamkang in some of my documents and Smti. Moinu Dilbung in my Children's Education register Certificate. 4. That I was married to Shri. Jerry Dilbung in the year 1992. 5. That I have sworn this affidavit for the purpose of changing my name from Smti. Sankhil Thamnu Lamkang to Smti. Minu Dilbung as recorded in my children's educational certificate and shall henceforth be known by the same for all official purposes and correspondences before the concerned authority.

VERIFICATION

Assam Rifles awareness programme DIMAPUR: 32 Assam Rifles under aegis of Headquarters IGAR (N) conducted an awareness lecture at Kushiabill village, Dimapur on May 28 to educate locals & spread awareness about Drug abuse and HIV/ AIDS. During the lecture implication of drug abuse, reasons for spreading of AIDS and their preventive measures were covered. Around 40 locals from Kushiabill and neighboring villages attended the programme.

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NOTICE

NO. M-171/17 Dated, Dimapur the th '17 Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti. Hukheli Sema -Vrs- Late Yehekhe Sema resident of Sewak Colony Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 11/6/17. SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Late Yehekhe Sema Village /Town Block No. : 9, Patta No. : 43, Dag No. : 106, Area : 08B-03K-12Ls. Name of Patta Holder : Late Yehekhe Sema Village /Town Block No. : 9, Patta No. : 229, Dag No. : 317,318,319 Area : 14B-04K-02Ls. DP-5591

ATMA farmers from Dimapur, Phek visit Sikkim DIMAPUR: Group of progressive farmers along with Officials from Phek and Dimapur District visited Sikkim for exposure-cum-study tour from May 24-29. The tour was sponsored by Agriculture Technology Management Agency (ATMA) Phek and Dimapur in collaboration with Department of Agriculture, Sikkim.

The team was led by dy. P.D- ATMA Phek, Dr. Keviu Shuya, dy. P.DATMA Dimapur Janet Chishi, dy. P.D- ATMA Dimapur, Tonikali and ATM-Phek, Kalvin. The team visited the field of Amber Bahadur Chettri, a progressive farmer of East Sikkim where the farmers learned about nursery raising for the crops

FELICITATION

The Pfüdia Khel Youth Organisation of Jakhama Village would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss. VANVI IRENE VISWENTSO, D/o Neikhoto Viswentso for securing the Top 18th position in the HSLC examination 2017. The Organization is proud of her achievement and wish her success in all her future endeavours. The Youth Organisation further congratulates all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC examination 2017 and wishes them success in all their future endeavour. President General Secretary Thepfüzo Viswentso Kikosezo Kirha

AFFIDAVIT

I, Smti. Sankhil Thamnu Lamkang solemnly afﬁrm and aver that the statements in the foregoing paras 1 to 5 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and nothing material has been concealed therein. Deponent Solemnly afﬁrmed and sworn before me. Notary Public DP-5575

Free mass rabies camp under ASCAD 2016-17 was held in the office of the principal, Veterinary Field Assistant Training Institute on May 27. A total of 264 dogs were vaccinated and 15 dogs were treated for various skin diseases.

Peren Students’ Union, Nagaland in collaboration with the Peren Council, Peren Government Employees Union, Peren Baptist Mipui Nkwa, Peren Youth Federation organised a felicitation-cum-career guidance programme for the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC candidates in Peren Town Hall on May 18.

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The Nagaland State Disaster Management Authority, Home Department in collaboration with the District Disaster Management Authority Phek and CD&HG (SDRF) is conducting Community First Responder Training in the sub divisions of Phek District from May 29 to June 2. Seen in the picture is ADC Meluri, Dr. Tinojongshi Chang along with the TOTs and participants during the five-day training.

DIMAPUR: The Nsong Kebai Public Organisation (NKPO) held an emergency meeting on May 26 and passed some resolutions. A press note by president, Zekui Disuang stated that during the Peren district planning board meeting the log contractors have requested for the extension of log extraction till May and all the necessary road repairing would be done by the log contractors, but the roads have not been repaired for which the NKPO have resolved to impose fine on all the log vehicles an amount of Rs. 5000/- each and NKPO also resolved to impose tax of Rs.2000/- per truck as Ramkam (local tax) with effect from 2018. Further NKPO also condemned the statement made by ADC Tening to the planning board that there was no road to be repaired on Tening road without knowing the road conditions.

Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

I, Shri. S. Hutoka Sumi, declares that the names Shri. S Hutoka Sumi and Shri. Hutoka Sumi refers to the name of one and the same person, my name only and henceforth, I shall use my name as Shri. S. Hutoka Sumi in my all future correspondence and records. Regd. No. 169/17, Dated 31-05-2017 Notary Public Zunheboto : Nagaland. DP-5586

AFFIDAVIT

Regd. No. 390

Date : 29/05/17

DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Smti. KHELITO .Y. AYE, D/o Yehokhu, permanent resident of Atoizu Town, Dist : Zunheboto, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare and oath as under. 1) That,I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to Sema community resident of the mentioned above address. 2) That, my name is inadvertently recorded as KHELITO in my SBI Bank Passbook bearing an A/C No. 20119158624, but my actual name is KHELITO .Y. AYE. 3) That, the above mentioned names of KHELITO and KHELITO .Y. AYE are one and same person which is referred to me. 4) That, from the date of this declaration, my name shall be used by the name as KHELITO .Y. AYE for all official purposes and legal proceeding and at all times and occasions. 5) That, the statement made above in para 1-4 are true to the best of my knowledge and belief, and nothing material is concealed therein. DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and declare before me by the deponent on this day the 29th of May 2017 at Zunheboto, Nagaland. 1st Class Magistrate Zunheboto : Nagaland DP-5600

Regd. No. 472/2017

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 1/6/17

I, Mrs. Zareni Lotha, aged about 47 years, daughter of Chonsudamo resident of 4th Mile, Diphupar, Dimapur, District - Dimapur, Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as under :1. That I am a bonafide citizen India belonging to Lotha Naga Tribe. 2. That in my Bank Pass Book my name has been inadvertently entered as Mrs. Zareni Ngullie. Whereas, in my entire official documents and Aadhar Card my name has been entered as Zareni Lotha. 3. That the name Zareni Lotha will be my official name and hanceforth I shall be known as Zareni Lotha for all purposes. 4. That this affidavit is made to affirm that the names Zareni Lotha and Zareni Ngullie are of one and the same person. 5. That the statements in this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge, every part thereof is true and nothing material has been concealed there from. Deponent Sworn before me on this the 1st day of June. Notary Public DP-5611

like cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli. Chettri also shared his experiences in cherry pepper cultivation/ propagation and its value in the local market. The team also visited the ATMA-East Farm School on Integrated Farming at Kameray Duga. Farm School teacher C. P. Bhattarai, gave demonstration on preparation of vari-

ous bio fertilizers and farm yard manures. Speaking on the importance of azolla in organic farming and usage of vermi wash, he educated the farmers about the application of various composts and insect repellents in the field. The team also interacted with the farmers and ATMA officials at Kameray.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER KOHIMA : NAGALAND PUBLIC NOTICE

NO. REV/TRANS-1/2017/ Dated Kohima, the 29th May 2017 Whereas, the following persons have applied for Transfer/ bifurcation of land patta Sl. No

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Duohelie 2442 PWD Hill to Medovizo Suohu 2. Imkong Jamir 5547 Old Minister Hill to T. Anungla Pongen 3. Sanyü Luho 6318 Daklane to Kovohol 4. Razoulhou-ü 3870 Daklane to Dr. Atha Vizol 5. Thejavilie Angami 8775(P) Supply Point P.R Hill to Zapunuo Angami 6. Hokheto Sema 6558 Daklane to H. Khuvishe Zhimomi 7. Vizalie 3928 Mohonkhola to Southern Angami Board of Trustees" SABT 8. Kevingulie Angami 8700 Midlane to Anthony Neibazotuo Yhome 9. Kevingulie Angami 8699(P) North Block to Atsei Kenneth 10 Lanukumla Longchar 7936 Para Medical to a) Limatoshi b) I. Sowa 11. Angunuo Angami 5874 Chandmari to Anju Thapa 12. Seyiekhrietuo Lhoungu 6549 Kezieke to Pukuozo Lohe 13. Vito Sema 7501 Biepidi to Tseibou Rutsa 14. Vikhobeilie Paul Kuotsu 6330 D. Block to Viketouzo Vincent Kuotsu 15. Thenunei-ü 4471 Kitsubozou to Muhuvoyo Kezo Therefore public are hereby asked to file claims/objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice. After expiry of the stipulated time, no claims/objections will be entertained by this office.

Rajesh Soundararajan, IAS DC-1276

Deputy Commissioner, Kohima

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1st Edition of Nagaland Fashion Week 2017 Highlights of NSF general conference 2017 International Initiative to Empower Youth and Women towards Self-Employement

elhi Fashion Club with the Support of Nagaland Government is proud to announce the Official First Edition of Nagaland Fashion Week In New Delhi which will be held somewhere in Aug/ Sept 2017, This announcement has been done on Thursday at Press conference at Nagaland House in New Delhi in presence of Jyoti Kalash, Principle resident commissioner of Nagaland House in Delhi. The governor and chief minister of Nagaland have appreciated and supported this event. The motive of this show is to Celebrate Culture, Textile and Tourism Internationally with Participation of not only Designers from Nagaland but whole nation and world. Giving the local talents like models, designers and waivers an international Exposure. It will be promoting Handlooms and Handicraft industry of Nagaland for

which association is done with NHHDC (Nagaland Handloom and Handicraft Corporation Ltd) . The founder of Nag a l a n d Fa s h i o n we e k Harshit Dhingaun, Delhi based known personality among youth as chairman of Delhi Fashion Club and Online Bollywood VJ. Associate creative director, Delhi Fashion Club and Co- Founders are Ethiel Konyak, Ex- Super model is regional head in Nagaland and Esther Arenla Jamir, women entrepreneur and social worker will be taking care of Delhi operation as Delhi regional head. On the announcement, Harshit Dhingaun, chairman, Delhi Fashion Club and founder of Nagaland Fashion Week said “NFW will be Nagaland’s and North-east India’s first premier international fashion week. It aims to promote the Naga culture, revive local textile, handicraft and han-

dlooms, along with tourism promotion by creating more awareness about Naga and North east fashion culture globally through fashion shows, cultural activities, music and exhibition. This 3-day event will be hosted in the fashion capital “Delhi” giving it a National and International appeal. On the announcement, Esther Arenla Jamir, Delhi regional head, Nagaland Fashion week said Nagaland fashion week in Delhi is the initiative to creating employment hubs for job, weaning away the misguided youths, bridging and giving opportunity to the North East of India and to empower women. Delhi Fashion Club in collaboration with ‘Nagaland Handloom & Handicraft Development Corporation’ is persistently working to make this venture worthwhile for the benefit of the youths. On the occasion senior

member of Delhi Fashion Club and advisor for NFW, Ratnadeep Lal, chairman, IIFT (International Institute of Fashion Technology ) announced “To develop the youth resource of Nagaland we would like to contribute by sponsoring 10 and more deserving and eligible students from Nagaland in field of fashion designing , this scheme will Special guest Rio along with other dignitaries. be valid all across India. If Nagaland Governement support , we would like to take Nagaland students to paris and London for international exposure and create job opportunities for them world wide. Not only this we will giving 10-15% discount to all the students from Nagaland so that they can contribute in nations growth. We are very happy to be a part of organizing team of Nagaland fashion week.” The event was highly appreciated by Maring students union performing warrior dance nationally acclaimed FDCI designer Sonia Jetleey and Linda Newmai, member of Central board of film cooperation ( CBFC ) who were also present at press conference. Along with it there were student unions from different tribes were also present for support. The event kickstart around Aug/Sept 2017 in Delhi at (IGNCA) Inidra Gandhi national centre for arts, Applications are now open and forms will be out Accapela offline and online on www. nagalandfashionweek.com supporting digital India.

All Sumi Students Union performing traditional game.

Chakhesang Students Union performing chicken dance.

All Assam Students Union performing Bihu dance.

Youth alive animation programme at DBC SitiloMagh of Department of English has this to say “Three days was very fruitful and it has really opened our mind into positive perspective. An important topic we discussed was the Gender equality. The gender inequality shouldn’t be practiced, but rather equal opportunity to be proAngami students union performing a traditional song vided to all.” equality, Design thinking and constitution connect. Duchifi of History Department has this to say “The workshop was indeed a wonderful and awesome event. All the three days were filled with useful information for the growth and development of the knowledge and skills of the students. The 5th space was an innovative and creative topic. It allowed the students to discover his/her own talent and capacities without interference from outside force. It is a space where a person knows and understands his or her talents and

gifts. Another topic ‘Design thinking’ provides for the creation of distinct things and useful items which will be relevant for the society and country at large.” Chubamenl Ao of Department of English has this to say “We were very fortunate to be part of the three day session. We learned a lot. We are thankful to Sir Francis and Telephore for sharing their knowledge and experiences with us, helping us to become more aware of our inner talent and certain ideas that can change the country one day or may be even the world.

Kohima Exotic School of Cooking

ALPHA HOLY SPIRIT DAY PROGRAM COURSES DATE TIMING Dessert 5th to 10th June 9 to 12 pm Baking 5th to 10th June 1 to 4 pm TN Building, Serϋvocie Naga Hospital Road # 97743-16235

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The Chumukedima Lotha Baptist Church Youth Department held a day long Alpha Holy Spirit Day Program cum Picnic at T. L. Angami Park recently as part of the Alpha Course being run by the Church Youth Deptt. The program was held on the teaching of the Holy Spirit under different topics. The speakers in the program were Mr. E. Eyingbemo Ngullie, Mission & Evangelism promoter CBCNEI & Alpha India Associate Coordinator North East Region, Mr. Khochamo Lapon, Asso. Pastor CLBC and Miss Benchilo Kikon, Youth Director CLBC. The Youth Deptt. expresses its heartfelt thanks to CBCNEI & its Ministry Partner Alpha India for reaching us with this beautiful program & the parent local Church for allowing us to run the alpha course where the youths have been experiencing a tremendous blessing through this course. DP-5598

The Western Sumi Hoho heartily congratulates Dr. Vihuto Assumi, former general secretary, Sumi Hoho on being conferred Ph.D. in Education by the Indian Education Academy for his thesis on “School Organisation, Management & Administration”. The Hoho wishes him the very best in his future endeavours and pray that the Almighty God continue to bless him. VIKATO K. ACHUMI ZHESHITO SWU Gen. Secy. WSH President, WSH

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he 5th semester students of Don Bosco College, Kohima, had a three-day “Youth Alive’ animation programme on 29, 30 and 31 May 2017 at the college premises. The animation was done by Francis and Thelesporeof Bosco Youth Care (BYC) of Don Bosco College Itanagar (DBCI). The programme was initiated to educate, engage and empower the young minds to become the stakeholders of their own growth and development. The programmes offered were as follows: Citizen Café, 5th Space, Gender

Ao Students Conference performing traditional dance.

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Mr. Ayeto Ayemi Gen. Secy., NFCA

We, the citizens of three Wards Shitikolak Ward, Tuliyong Ward and Aitlenden Ward would like to express our profound gratitude and thanks to Shri. James Yaden for repairing the lifeline road connecting the three Wards leading from Police Station Junction. Tuli to Aopenzu village. This road had been neglected and unattended for many years, but with the initiative of Shri. Lima Imsong the matter was brought to his attention and necessary repairing was done immediately. We are deeply grateful to Shri. James Yaden for the successful completion in repairing the road. May the Almighty God bless him and his family members in their future endeavours. (Olemmar Lemtur), Chairman Shitikolak Ward, Tuli

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The Nagaland Football Coaches Association (NFCA) would like to extensively thank all the people who made the Football Grassroots Camp held at Dimapur and Kohima a grand success. Special gratitude goes out to the following : 1. Shri. Kuchi R Zeliang 2. Shri. Khekato V Tuccu 3. Mr. Mughato, State Football Coach 4. Mr. Sanyu Miachieo CEO Havells Galaxy & Betis Enterprises, Kohima 5. Kohima District Veteran Football Association 6. Pastor Meingandai Gangmei and Pastor Hegu Pame 7. Mr. Likhum Sangtam and Mr. Ayeto Ayemi 8. The Morung Express, Nagaland Post and Eastern Mirror. 9. Parents, participants and all NFCA Coaches. We also thank all the Co.Sponsors who helped financially and materially. You made Football Happen. Thanking you.

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Chinese players unbeaten at world TT

Ding Ning

Dusseldorf (Germany), Jun 1 (IANS): Chinese players remained unbeatable after the first full-day competitions of the World Table Tennis Championships here. World No. 1 Ding Ning led five Chinese women players to the last 32 and Ma Long, the men’s defending champion, spearheaded all five teammates to the second round in the men’s singles event on Wednesday, reports Xinhua news agency. Ding, also the defending champion and Olympic gold medal winner, maintained her perfect record after beating Karin Adamkova 4-0 in the second round following her

straight-set victory over Daria Trigolos of Belarus in the opening round earlier in the morning. Second seed Liu Shiwen also wasted little time while defeating Ruta Paskauskiene of Lithuania 4-0 while third seed Zhu Yuling disposed of Sarah De Nutte of Luxemburg 4-0. Fifth seed Chen Meng defeated Lay Jian Fang of Australia 4-1 and Mu Zi, who entered the main draw as a qualifier, dropped two games before routing Cheng I-Ching of Chinese Taipei 4-2. Ma opened his title defence in style with a comfortable 4-0 victory over Mihai Bobocica of Italy,

setting up a second round match against Anton Kallberg of Sweden, who defeated India’s Soumyajit Ghosh 4-2. Ma’s other four Chin e s e t e a m m a t e s, Fa n Zhendong, Xu Xin, former world champion Zhang Jike and world championships debutant Lin Chaoyuan, all advanced to the second round. World No.3 Xu was the only Chinese player to suffer some scare en route to the victory. The 2013 World Cup champion dropped two games, including the first one, before winning 4-2 over Belarussian Tomas Polansky. “I feel that in the first match of singles, I had trouble playing openly while the opponent was quite aggressive in his efforts. He is a young athlete that I have never played against before, so there was some potential threat in this uncertainty,” said Xu. “By the time we got to the last game, he had a chance of winning the match but did not take control of the opportunity. His excitement on the court became more intense and wavering, especially the

Saina, Praneeth reach Thailand Open quarters

Saina Nehwa

B a n gko k , J u n 1 (IANS): Title contenders Saina Nehwal and B. Sai Praneeth advanced to the quarter-finals of the $1,20,000 Thailand Open badminton tournament after notching up straight-game victories in the women’s and men’s singles competition respectively here on Thursday. Second seed Saina outclassed Ying Ying Lee of Malaysia 21-11 21-14 in a 40-minute match to set

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up a clash with Japanese qualifier Haruko Suzuki. Praneeth also dished out a dominating show to thrash ninth seed Malaysian Iskandar Zulkarnain 21-13 21-18. The third seeded Indian will now face Thailand’s Kantaphon Wangcharoen on Friday. However, it was curtains for Sourabh Verma and Sai Uttejitha Rao Chukka in men’s and women’s singles competition. The 12th seeded Sour-

abh fought hard before going down narrowly 1621 25-23 11-21 to fifth seeded Brice Leverdez of France while Sai Uttejitha Rao lost 15-21 17-21 to Pattarasuda Chaiwan of Thailand. In mixed doubles, Prajakta Sawant and her Malaysian partner Yogendran Khrishnan lost 10-21 9-21 to top seeds Dechapol Puavaranukroh and Sapsiree Taerattanachai of Thailand.

second round of falling behind six to one.” Local hero and top ranked German Dimitrij Ovtcharov also fought off tough challenge from Czech Lubomir Jancarik before winning 4-2 (11-9, 11-5, 6-11, 7-11, 11-5, 1311). Another German star Timo Boll wasted no time to dispose of Scotland’s Gavin Rumgay 4-0. Boll, 36, who has won the German champion 11 times, then paired with Ma to beat Indian duo Sharath Kamal Achanta and Sathiyan Gnanasekaran 4-1 to reach the second round of the men’s doubles. Boll and Ma, who were stopped in the second round two years ago in Suzhou, will next take on Chinese pair Xu Xin and Fan Zhendong. “I think we played better today than in the first round, although the opponents are stronger. We have more harmony and fluency,” Boll said. “I am very much looking forward to the next match. We know the Chinese pair are strong but if we want to win the champion, we need to beat all the rivals.”

Man Utd cool Griezmann interest Lo n d o n, J u n 1 ( Ag e n c i e s ) : M a n chester United have cooled their interest in Atletico Madrid striker Antoine Griezmann. United were keen on the France forward and were considering whether to trigger his 100m euro (£87m) escape clause. However, a source close to United said Griezmann, 26, is no longer a priority. It is understood the long-term injury to Zlatan Ibrahimovic has forced the club to change their priorities, with doubts over the Swede’s future beyond the expiry of his contract on 30 June. No decision has yet been made over an extension but, given he is unlikely to play until January, the odds are against him being offered a new deal. United are now thought to be targeting a main striker rather than a number 10, believing they already have enough players to fill that role. After his side beat Ajax to win the Europa League last week, manager Jose Mourinho said executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward has had his targets “for more than two months”. Atletico have had their transfer ban upheld by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, meaning they would not be able to replace Griezmann until January should he leave this summer.

Mouma-Manika make history at World TT

DUSSELDORF, Jun 1 (PTI): Manika Batra and Mouma Das made history by becoming the first Indian pair to reach the quarterfinals of the World Table Tennis Championships on Thursday. I n t h e m e n’s s i n gles, top-ranked Indian Sharath Kamal stormed into the round of 32 beating Ukraine’s Kou Lei in straight games of 11-3, 11-9, 14-12, 11-3. Mouma and Manika created history with luck on their side as they got a walkover from the Netherlands and Polish combination of Li Jie and Li Quian, the latter reportedly was hopsitalised last night after falling sick. “I don’t know what to even feel. It’s just sad that our opponents could not play the match. But at the same time, I am so elated that we have created history for our country,” said Mouma when asked about the feat. They would now take on the No. 1 and 2 Chinese players, Ding Ning and Liu Shiwen on Friday in the quarterfinals, a lethal left and right combination.

Indian attack one of the most potent: Glenn McGrath Chennai, Jun 1 (PTI): Australian fast bowling legend Glenn McGrath says India’s pace-spin bowling combination gives them an edge over other teams in the ICC Champions Trophy starting on Thursday in the UK. The 47-year-old Aussie is in the city to train pacers at the MRF Pace Foundation. “Indian bowlers have really done well in the last two-three years. I think India have got one of the most potent attacks and the pace-spin combination will provide them an edge over other teams,” he said. McGrath felt India will have the upper hand in the opening clash of the Champions Trophy against Pakistan on Sunday, though he did not rule out Pakistan’s chances. “It’s always a big game whenever India play Pakistan. Although not the same powerful force they once used to be, Pakistan still have some quality bowlers and an experienced batting line-up. You never know Pakistan might just pull off a surprise on their day,” he told report-

Ashwini Ponnappa

NEW DELHI, Jun 1 (PTI): Claiming a medal at next year’s Commonwealth Games remains one of the targets for top doubles star Ashwini Ponnappa, who led India to the Sudirman Cup knockout stage last week. At Gold Coast in Australia, which will also K Y M C

host the Commonwealth Games next year, Ashwini spearheaded the Indian challenge as she played both the mixed doubles with young Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and women’s doubles with N Sikki Reddy and their performances were the highlights of the event.

to play at the Sudirman Cup, we were excited as it was our first tournament together.” Ashwini along with Jwala Gutta formed a formidable pair, winning medals at the Commonwealth Games in 2010 and 2014 and a bronze at the 2011 World Championship. They also qualified for the Olympics in 2012 London Games and the 2016 Rio Games. While Jwala is now contemplating retirement, Ashwini has emerged as the top doubles star as she and her new women’s doubles partner Sikki finished runners-up at Syed Modi Grand Prix Gold. Ashwini also finished second in Lucknow with B Sumeeth Reddy. “Coaches have been the ones who have been deciding my partners af-

ers on Wednesday. He said India will be among the semi-finalists of the marquee event. “India is a very good ODI team, expect them to do well. They should be in the top four along with Australia and England. The fourth team would be either South Africa or New Zealand,” he added. McGrath heaped praise on the current India pacers, especially Jasprit Bumrah and Umesh Yadav. “I am impressed with the Indian bowlers. Umesh is bowling very well.”

“Bumrah is a good one-day bowler. The way he bowls at the death is impressive. In addition to a fine length, he also generates good pace. Bumrah can come up with occasional yorkers as well. I hope he continues to improve.” McGrath said Australia were the favourites to win the tournament. “I will always back Australia. England are going to be tough to beat at home and have just beaten South Africa in a ODI series. Ben Stokes will be a key player for the host,” he said.

Afghanistan cancels cricket ties with Pak after Kabul attack KABUL, Jun 1 (Agencies): Afghanistan have cancelled proposed home and away cricket fixtures with Pakistan after a deadly bomb attack blamed by the country’s intelligence agency on militants allegedly backed by Islamabad. Pakistan were set to play their first Twenty20 match in Kabul later this year in what was seen as an opportunity for the neighbours to ease tensions over border skirmishes and alleged proxy warfare. The Kabul match, set for July or August, would have been followed by a fixture in Pakistan and a full series at an unspecified date. But the Afghanistan Cricket Board issued a strongly worded statement late on Wednesday, cancelling the matches in light of a truck bombing in the city’s diplomatic quarter that killed at least 90 people. No group has claimed responsibility for Wednesday’s attack, although the Taliban has denied involvement. “The ACB hereby cancel all kinds of cricket matches and initial mutual relationship agreement with the Pakistan Cricket Board,” the Afghan board said on its Facebook page. “No agreement of friendly matches and mutual relationship agreement is possible with a country where terrorists

Afghanistan has cancelled all cricket ties with Pakistan after the attack.

are housed and provided safe havens.” Afghanistan’s intelligence agency has blamed the Taliban-allied Haqqani Network for the attack, which has been linked to Pakistan’s military in the past. T h e d eve l o p m e n t leaves Pakistan cricketers even more isolated in the region. India has refused to play a full series since the 2008 Mumbai attacks, while ties with fellow Test team Bangladesh have also soured after Pakistan pulled out of a planned series in July. Pakistani officials said they were unhappy

Claiming a medal at CWG remains a target: Ashwini “We are looking forward to the next tournament, doing better than what we have done. If we can reach a final of super series this year, that will be good and definitely winning a medal at the Commonwealth Games will be one of the important targets,” Ashwini said. Talking about the Sudirman Cup, Ashwini said: “Ever since we came to know about the draw, I was confident we were good enough to beat them. Most of the players in the opposition team had top 5 players and when I knew I will have to play two matches, I had the belief that we could do well. “Me and Satwik were training together just a few weeks ahead of the event as we had sent our entry for the Australian Open. So when we got a chance

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ter the Olympics and it is about trusting them. Me and Sumeeth had a good partnership. We are both similar players, we have played women’s doubles and men’s doubles respectively and now we are venturing into mixed doubles,” Ashwini said. “Satwik is a strong kid and he has been playing mixed doubles since his junior days. Playing with him is different, it is a different role all together and it is fun. “So I am looking forward to the new partnership. Interestingly, I will be playing with Sumeeth at Indonesia and Satwik at Australia, so let’s see how it goes. After playing at the Sudirman Cup, I feel we can achieve much better results together,” she added. The 27-year-old from Bengaluru said she is

enjoying her new role as a senior player of the team. “I am taking more charge of situations now, whether it is filling my partners in, to be supportive, guiding them, I am always listening. I have more experience than them so, I am enjoying my new role,” she said. Ashwini said her game has evolved post Rio Olympics. “Playing mixed doubles has affected my game a lot. When I played with Jwala, I used to always play at the back. I never ventured into the nets. “We had set formation. But now my partner Sikki is also comfortable at the back and net. Playing mixed doubles have given confidence, it has improved my net game. It is nice and it has helped our game,” she said.

that Bangladesh were not willing to send their team to Pakistan. Only minnows Zimbabwe have been willing to tour the insecuritywracked country since a 2009 militant attack on the visiting Sri Lanka team. Cricketing relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan were not always so frosty. Afghans learned to play cricket in refugee camps in Pakistan after they were forced to leave their homes in the wake of the Soviet invasion in 1979. The sport struggled to get a foothold in Afghanistan under the hardline

Taliban, but has become hugely popular since the Islamist regime was toppled in a US-led invasion in 2001. While Pakistan has supported the Afghan team by supplying equipment and arranging fixtures with the fledgling side, rival India has also been keen to lend its support. Last year, Afghanistan’s national team shifted its base from Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates to Noida, Delhi, while India’s former batsman Lalchand Rajput replaced Pakistan’s Inzamam-ulHaq as their national team coach.

FUNERAL SERVICE

The Funeral Service of Lt. Mr. V. K. Sema (Vikiye Zhimomi, Satakha) will be held at his residence, Circular Road, Dimapur, on Friday, 2nd June, 2017 at 2 PM. DP-5610

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We the family members of Late Putirenba Ao (L/Naik, No. 32681, 3rd NAP Tuensang) would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the many people who showed great kindness and support at the sad demise of our beloved on 1st March 2017. We are unable to thank you all individually, but it is our sincerest prayer that the Lord bless you all abundantly. Loving wife, children, & relatives. DC-1279 K Y M C

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England beat Bangladesh in CT opener

England’s Alex Hales, center, is applauded by Joe Root as he celebrates reaching 50 during the ICC Champions Trophy cricket match between England and Bangladesh, at

London, Jun 1 (PTI): Joe Root breezed to his 10th ODI hundred as title favourites England began their tournament campaign with an eight-wicket thrashing of Bangladesh in the Champions Trophy opener here Thursday. Besides Root (133 not out off 129), contributions from opener Alex Hales (95 off 86) and captain Eoin Morgan (75 not out off 61) helped England chase down the 306-run target in 47.2 overs. It was the first time that 300 was successfully chased in the tournament

history. Put in to bat, Bangladesh did well to post 305 for six with opener Tamim Iqbal (128 off 142) making his ninth ODI hundred. England, who came into the tournament at the back of a series win against South Africa, were expected to overhaul the target comfortably at the Kennington Oval. That is exactly what happened after the home team lost out-of-form opener Jason Roy in the third over. Roy’s opening partner Hales and Root went about their business without taking

too many risks and ended up stitching a 159-run stand at little over run-a-ball. Root’s unbeaten effort was also his highest ODI score. Hales was the aggressor in the partnership, hitting 11 fours and couple of sixes before missing out on a well deserved hundred. He fell trying to hit another one into stands and was holed out at deep midwicket after dispatching Sabbir Rahman for a four and six, leaving England at a well-placed 165 for two in 28 overs with 141 required of 22 overs. Root was going at

Sehwag, Moody among six contenders for India coach’s job

Virender Sehwag

New Delhi, Jun 1 (IANS): Former opening batsman Virender Sehwag has thrown his hat in the ring for the job of the national cricket team’s head coach for which the BCCI had earlier invited applications. Sehwag, who was director of cricket operations of Indian Premier League (IPL) side King XI Punjab, is among the six candidates to have applied for the job, according to a top official of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). It is learnt that there are four other Indians in the fray,

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including current coach Anil Kumble, a direct entrant into the process by virtue of being the current coach. Former national team manager Lalchand Rajput and ex-India pacer Doda Ganesh have also applied. Among the foreign applicants are Tom Moody, former Sri Lanka coach and a previous applicant for the India post, and Englishman Richard Pybus, who had previously coached Pakistan. The BCCI had earlier stated that it was calling upon interested candidates

for the position of head coach of the national team and that to “ensure a fair and completely transparent process” a nominee of the Supreme Courtappointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) will oversee the process of selecting the best candidate. Along with the CoA nominee, the BCCI’s Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) comprising Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly and V.V.S. Laxman will conduct interviews and seek presentations to select the best candidate.

solid at the other end, busy collecting the ones and twos with incoming batsman Eoin Morgan expectedly going for his shots. Such was the nature of Root’s innings is that he had found the boundary just six times on way to reaching three figures off 115 balls. Soon after, he too changed gears by dispatching Rubel Hossain for a straight six and a four. Morgan at the other end was finding the boundaries at will en route to his 33rd half century. It was a whirlwind innings from the skipper who ended up smashing eight fours and two sixes. Bangladesh bowlers made the job easier for England. They looked far from threatening and management’s decision to go in with four specialist bowlers on a flat wicket did not help their cause. Earlier, courtesy Tamim’s ninth ODI hundred and a 166- run partnership for the third wicket with Mushfiqur Rahim (79 off 72), Bangladesh shrugged off the disappointment of a batting debacle against India in the practice game. The visitors made a safe start with Tamim and Soumya Sarkar (28) adding 56 runs for the opening wicket. Imrul Kayes (19) didn’t score too many but

India retain 100th spot in FIFA rankings MUMBAI, Jun 1 (IANS): Ahead of India’s football friendly against Nepal on June 6, Stephen Constantine’s men retained their 100th spot in the June FIFA rankings. India take on Kyrgyzstan after the Nepal tie in a a crucial 2019 AFC Asian Cup qualifier. Besides India, Nicaragua and Kazakhstan are also placed 100th. There was no change in their 331 ranking points as they did not play any games last month. In May, India broke into the top 100 for the first time in 21 years. This upward movement was the result of away wins against Myanmar and Cambodia. The last time India had been in the top 100 of the rankings was back in 1996, with the 94th spot in February 1996 being the country’s best-ever ranking. Meanwhile, before the Confederations Cup, Brazil retained their top spot in the FIFA ladder, ahead of Argentina who are second and Germany in third position.

the two senior pros, Tamim and Rahim then batted responsibly on a placid Oval track. The stylish Tamim hit 12 boundaries and three sixes in his innings while Rahim struck eight boundaries in his 72-ball knock. Tamim started on a cautious note getting his first boundary off 21st ball that he faced. His first confident shot was a straight drive off Mark Wood followed by a whip to long-leg. He cut and pulled with ferocity to complete the 50 off 71 balls. The six came off Moeen Ali -- an inside out lofted shot over long-off. The century also came when he tapped Ali for a single to complete it off 124 balls. It seemed that Bangladesh would get close to 330 but England fought back through Liam Plunkett who dismissed Tamim and Rahim off successive balls in the 45th over. The twin strikes affected the scoring rate a bit before Sabbir Rahman smashed 24 off 15 balls to take his team past 300. Medium pacer Plunkett was the pick of the bowlers for England, taking four wickets in his 10 overs and conceding 59 runs. The 50th over was bowled by Plunkett and it went for just five runs.

Italy’s Gianluca Lapadula celebrates after scoring his side’s first goal against San Marino.

Lo n d o n, j u n 1 (Agencies): AC Milan striker Gianluca Lapadula made the most of his op-

portunity to impress in an tional debut. Italy shirt as he hit a hatAt 27, the AC Mitrick in the 8-0 win over lan striker was among the San Marino on his interna- oldest players in an ex-

French Open: Murray, Radwanska advance

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Paris, Jun 1 (Agencies/IANS): World number one Andy Murray came from a set down to beat Martin Klizan and reach the French Open third round. Ukraine tennis player Elina Svitolina and ninth seed Agnieszka Radwanska rallied past their opponents in the second round of the French Open here on Thursday. Murray lost the opening set on a tie-break but recovered to win 6-7 (3-7) 6-2 6-2 7-6 (7-3). The Briton will now face Juan Martin del Potro after the Argentine progressed when his opponent Nicolas Almagro retired with a knee injury. British number two Kyle Edmund also progressed after beating Renzo Olivo 7-5 6-3 6-1.

Agnieszka Radwanska

It is the first time Edmund has reached the third round of the French Open. Murray, beaten by Novak Djokovic in last year’s final, is bidding to win the tournament for the first time but struggled at times against Slovakian world number 50 Klizan. “I expected it to be very tough,” said Murray. “He goes for huge shots and on his forehand he can hit winners anywhere on the court. “Sometimes you think you have hit a good shot and then he comes up with unbelievable power from a defensive position. It was very tough. “I tried to play a solid match. As it went on I hit deeper and started to dictate more points.” Svitolina, placed sixth on the WTA

world rankings, finished a total of 32 winners, while suffering 28 unforced errors and five double faults, reports Xinhua news agency. After losing 3-6 in the first set, the titleholder in Rome turned around at 6-3, 6-2 against Tsvetana Pironkova while Radwanska defeated Alison Van Uytvanck 6-7 (3), 6-2, 6-3 in two hours and 22 minutes. Svitolina will face Magda Linette of Poland in the third round and Radwanska will play local favourite Alize Cornet. Commenting on Pironkova’s performance, Svitolina said: “She was playing really very good. I was just waiting for my chances to be back, because I didn’t play that bad in the first set, but she was playing amazing from the start.”

AFC Cup: Chhetri keeps Blues’ Asian dreams alive BENGALURU, Jun 1 (Agencies): Skipper Sunil Chhetri returned to action in style to script another victory as last year’s runners-up Bengaluru FC kept their reputation intact by advancing to the inter-zone semifinals of the AFC Cup, defeating Maziya Sports and Recreation Club of Maldives 1-0 on Wednesday. In an absorbing encounter that saw the visitors defend with all their might, Chhetri’s winner came in the 57th minute as he superbly curved in a free-kick past Kyrgyz goalkeeper Matiash Pavel. It was only the fourth goal conceded by the Maldives club but it proved to be a costly one as the table toppers lost the opportunity to advance to the playoffs. Bengaluru will now play a two-leg semifinal in August-September, with the winner advancing to the inter-zonal final, which also be contested over two legs. A win will see the Federation Cup champions progress to the AFC Cup showdown in November, where they will take on the winner of the West Asia Zonal final -last year’s champions Air Force

Lapadula scores hat-trick as Italy beat San Marino 8-0 perimental side given an opportunity by Azzurri boss Giampiero Ventura to prove their worth ahead of bigger tests to come. Lapadula both opened the scoring and ensured Italy went into the break at Empoli’s Stadio Carlo Castellani 4-0 up after Gian Marco Ferrari and Andrea Petagna notched their first senior goals. Atalanta’s star defender Mattia Caldara, who will join Juventus in July 2018, got the ball rolling in the second half with a headed goal on his Italy debut, with Lapadula sealing his treble with a clever chip. The fact that Juventus are contesting the Champions League final on Saturday meant manager Giampiero Ventura could not select a large number of his mainstays, making for one of the most experimental sides in recent times. There was little at stake for the nine debu-

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tants, however, and Lapadula made sure nerves were settled as Domenico Berardi set up his first Italy goal within 10 minutes. Crotone star Gianmarco Ferrari and Atalanta’s Andrea Petagna scored Italy’s second and third in quick succession, hinting at another doublefigure defeat for the tiny European state. Lapadula soon g rabbed a second but San Marino settled and wouldn’t concede for another half-an-hour, when the Milan star sealed his hat-trick early in the second half. Mattia Caldara and substitute Matteo Politano filled their boots before San Marino substitute Giovanni Bonini hit into his own net to cap the scoring. Italy must now prepare for the altogether tougher task of facing South American side Uruguay, which will be played at Lille’s Allianz Riviera in Nice.

India players celebrate Sunil Chhetri’s goal against Maziya Sports and Recreation Club.

Club Iraq or Syrian club AlWahda. Chhetri - who made a stunning recovery from a season-ending injury he suffered during the Federation Cup - struck the winner after Bengaluru were left frustrated in a goalless first half. The hosts, desperate for a win to pip Maziya on a better head-to-head record and progress to the knockouts, went all out after the break and it paid dividends. The Blues forced a corner in the 55th minute and came up with a play that tricked the alert Maziya

defence. As the ball rolled to Bengaluru defender Juanan Gonzalez, Maziya’s Abdulla Asadhulla darted in and the two clattered on the field. The referee promptly flashed the yellow card to the Maziya skipper and Chhetri stepped up to convert the resultant free-kick comfortably. Though Bengaluru had the lion’s share of exchanges and controlled most of the proceedings, Maziya stepped on the gas after the first quarter and even went close to taking the lead

when striker Aleksandar Rakic saw his powerful header come off the post. It was in the 17th minute that de fender Ali Samooh floated in an accurate cross to Rakic, who wasted no time it directing it towards the Bengaluru goal. With Bengaluru ‘keeper Amrinder Singh beaten at the far post, fans heaved a sigh of relief as the woodwork came to their team’s rescue. Later, midfielder Adey blasted wide in front of an open goal in the 61st minute.

Vijay Goel confident of India’s performance in FIFA U-17 WC New Delhi, Jun 1 (IANS): Sports Minister Vijay Goel on Thursday expressed confidence that the Indian Under-17 football team will come out with flying colours in the upcoming FIFA U-17 World Cup, slated to be held from October 6 to 28 across six venues in the country. Commenting on the preparations for the marquee tournament, Goel said he had personally taken stock of all the venues and directed prompt completion of all the pending work. Exuding confidence on the Indian colts ahead of the tournament, Goel said Indian football has taken rapid strides at the global stage in the last three to four years and the same can be expected from the young guns. “Our football team is well prepared for the FIFA U-17 World Cup and I hope that they will

Vijay Goel

make us proud with their performance in the tournament,” Goel told reporters after giving an account of the achievements of the Narendra Modi-led central government’s three years in power. “If you see how our national football team has improved in the last three years, specially in the rankings we have closed in to the top-100 rankings from the No. 151 spot. Our government is committed to promote all the non-cricket sports in the country but at the same time, we are happy to see both cricket and football having almost the

same kind of fan following in India,” he added. Goel further said that he was initially not satisfied with the preparations of the FIFA U-17 World Cup stadium in Kochi but the FIFA had given full marks to the venue after he intervened. “There were initially some issues with the Kochi stadium and after paying a visit I directed the authorities to take care of whatever was needed to be corrected. The FIFA team then visited the venue and gave full marks to all the other five too,” he said. The minister also said he had personally visited all the training centres and met the footballers to get a feel of their preparations. The FIFA U-17 World Cup will be played in New Delhi, Kolkata, Guwahati, Kochi, Goa and Navi Mumbai.

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