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Shillong tense after groups clash

(L) Members of a group clash with police in Shillong. (R) Two of the protestors being whisked away by police commandos.

Correspondent/Agencies

SHILLONG, JUN 1: Normal life in Shillong was disrupted as large parts of the city remained under indefinite curfew after clashes broke out between mobs and police following Thursday’s clash between a group of bus drivers and locals of Them Metor, also known as Punjabi Lane.

“Night curfew has been imposed from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. in Shillong agglomeration as there is likelihood that breach of peace may spread to other areas,” DC East Khasi Hills district,

Govt appoints Vigilance Commr.

DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Nagaland government on Friday appointed Mayang Lima (Retd) principal district & sessions judge as the Vigilance Commissioner in the State Vigilance Commission.

According to a notification issued by P&AR department (vigilance branch), the tenure will be for a period of five years or till the official attains the age of 65 whichever is earlier, with effect from the date he assumes charge.

State BJP fetes Tokheho

DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): State BJP president, Visasolie Lhoungu, and party rank and file Friday congratulated Tokheho Yepthomi on his massive victory in the Lok Sabha by-election. BJP Nagaland said that despite “stiff opposition and propagandas” against PDA during the campaign season, the result proved people’s support and faith on the PDA government. BJP expressed gratitude to the people of the state for voting and electing PDA candidate. It also appreciated the chief minister Neiphiu Rio for spreading the campaign for PDA candidate effectively and tirelessly.

Besides the state machineries, the party appreciated PDA alliance partners and acknowledged 12 BJP legislators and all party workers for their active participation in the by-election.

This is it!

“Just like the opposition alliance against us; I’ll have alliance with China against Pakistan.”

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Peter. S. Dkhar said.

Despite curfew being imposed, violence continued in western part of Shillong city. An irate mob continued to clash with the commandos and indulged in stone pelting. Commandos resorted to firing teargas shells and carried out baton charge as the mob attacked them with stones between Mawkhar and Motphran.

The clash erupted after a bus conductor was allegedly assaulted by a group of people residing at Them Aew Mawlong (Harijan/ Punjabi lane).

However, the situation

turned volatile later in the night when the mob attempted to march towards Them Mawlong and started pelting stones at the police deployed in the area. A journalist and four civilians were also injured in the clash.

“We (police) have tightened the security all over the city after miscreants set four vehicles on fire in four different locations at Motphran, Umsohson, Rynjah and Nongmynsong,” Davies Marak, the district police chief of East Khasi Hills said Three stone pelters’ were arrested. The police

seized petrol bombs and other sharp weapons from their possession.

Chief Minister Conrad Sangma reviewed the overall law and order situation with Home Minister James Sangma, cabinet ministers Kyrmen Shylla and Banteidor Lyngdoh, Additional Chief Secretary in-charge Home, M.S.Rao and senior Meghalaya police officials.

“We have reviewed the overall law and order situation in the area. The area is still tense and district administration has taken immediate measure to calm the situation,” James said.

AGP takes on NTC opposes Citizenship Bill 2016 ally BJP over Jains, Parsis and Christians “sensible MLAs” cutting Afghanistan, Bangla- across political lines, are citizenship bill Urges state govt from desh and Pakistan. vehemently protesting in

G U WA H AT I , J U N 1 ( AG E N C I E S ) : A s o m Gana Parishad (AGP), a BJP ally in Assam, decided to move a resolution against the Centre’s proposed Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016, at a special cabinet meeting convened by chief minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Friday to discuss the crisis concerning the legislation, a TOI report stated.

AGP has three ministers in the cabinet and internal division over its resolution would signal trouble for the ruling alliance of BJP, AGP and Bodoland People’s Front (BPF). Should AGP leave the alliance, the BJP-BPF coalition would survive, but with 73 members against 87 with AGP, in the 126member assembly.

Meanwhile, Assam government also held an urgent meeting with the All Assam Students Union Friday.

The meeting was to discuss ‘important matters pertaining to the current situation in the state’, Newsclick report stated.

to oppose bill

DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Growing opposition to the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016 has found echo in Nagaland too with the Nagaland Tribes Council (NTC) opposing the Bill and extending its support to the voices of indigenous people across the North Eastern States and Assam against the proposed legislation.

Expressing serious concern over the possible negative impact of the Bill on the state, NTC through its media cell urged Government of India to reconsider its policy and not go against the sentiments of indigenous people.

While lauding the decision of Meghalaya government of firmly opposing the Bill, NTC also urged Nagaland government to oppose the Bill keeping in mind the popular wish and interests of the citizens of the State.

NTC feared that once the Bill is passed, it will grant citizenship to people belonging to minority communities (More on p-4) of Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists,

Stating that the Bill would allow religious groups from other countries to return to India and become its bona fide citizens, NTC termed the proposed legislation as “subjective and communal” as it stands for the interests of Hindus in particular overriding Indian pluralism and secularism.

According to NTC, granting citizenship on religious consideration was dangerous and against secular principles of India.

Northeast is highly infested by illegal immigrants, particularly from Bangladesh, and regularisation of these illegal residents will be a direct threat to the region’s political future and survival of its indigenous people, their identity, culture and land, it warned.

NTC pointed out that in Assam, where 20 million illegal immigrants from Bangladesh alone are already residing there, the new law will only facilitate continuous flow of illegal immigrants to that State and its neighbours. So, sensing the possible impact of the Bill, leading civil society organisations, along with

Assam, it added.

NTC said the apprehension of people of Assam is obvious given the fact that when the floodgate is opened, indigenous landowners in the State will be overwhelmed by the foreigners in due course of time.

The native people of Assam will become secondary citizens by these intruders, it warned.

Justifying the protests of the people of Assam under the aegis of All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) as right and timely, the council stated they deserve support from all indigenous communities in the Northeast.

It stressed that Assam is a “good neighbour” and acts as the gateway to Nagaland, adding that the inter-State is and will remain porous.

NTC further pointed out that as “when Assam gets cold Nagaland sneezes”, Nagaland’s border too cannot be sealed from infiltration of those illegal people in the long run. And when Assam is flooded with foreigners, Nagaland will become the first victim of the proposed Bill, it cautioned.

Cong accuses PDA of using 2 cadres killed in factional violence NH resolves to continue govt resources to win by-poll striving for Nagas’ cause DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Two GPRN/NSCN cadres were killed and one civilian injured in a factional clash reportedly between NSCN (I-M) and GPRN/NSCN in Tirap district, Arunachal Pradesh on Thursday. The clash occurred at place between Namsang and Sipini village, under Deomali jurisdiction, Tirap district, according to sources.

The factions resorted to indiscriminate firing resulting in the death of two cadres.

MIP of GRPN/NSCN identified the two slain cadres as ‘capt.’ Ranchoan, son of Wangjo of Paniduria village, Tirap district and ‘corpl.’ Lainwang Konyak, son of Pongkei Konyak of Yuching village Mon district. GPRN/NSCN has expressed heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members of the two slain cadres. MIP said the two died in “an unprovoked

factional incident” on May 31, 2108 at Deomali village, Paniduria under Tirap district of Arunachal Pradesh.

One civilian RP from Namsang village, Deomali also suffered bullet injury to the leg, MIP stated. GPRN/ NSCN wished speedy recovery of the injured and prayed that God grant solace to bereaved families at this time of grief.

FNR appeals for peace: In a statement, FNR has expressed deep concern over the clash between NSCN (I-M) and GPRN/NSCN in Arunachal Pradesh and added that it was “devastated” at the loss of human lives and injuries in the violence.

FNR said that the factional violence that happened at a time when Nagas were reasoning together and seeking ways to strengthen the Naga reconciliation process, only undermined

the Naga yearning for reconciliation, understanding and harmony.

It said such acts were contradictory to the commitment and principles of the Covenant of Reconciliation, and so called for ending all factional violence, especially armed violence.

FNR appealed to leaders of both the groups to “immediately intervene and stop this factional violence.”

Further, the forum appealed for restraint and urged the two sides to address the issues by using dialogue and peaceful means.

FNR also called upon all the Naga Political Groups (NPGs) to remain vigilant and to refrain from all forms of armed violence and media-war.

Meanwhile, FNR extended solidarity with fellow Nagas in Tirap, Changlang and Longding districts at their present difficult time.

DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Noting with concern that some elements are trying to derail its smooth functioning by using the name of a Naga national organisation and asking some of its federal units not to attend Federal Assembly, Naga Hoho has resolved unanimously to continue striving for the cause and interests of Naga people.

In a consultation meeting held at Hotel Vivor, Kohima on Thursday, the members also contended that with the withdrawal of Ao Senden and Sumi Hoho from Naga Hoho, any official belonging to the two tribes ceases to be a member of organisation.

Therefore, it was decided that the concerned executives must resign from their respective posts in consonance with the

constitution and on moral ground.

Though it was originally scheduled as a Federal Assembly, the members present agreed to convert the assembly into a consultative meeting in view of the absence of some officials and federating units.

The House regretted the dissent among Naga Hoho office bearers vis-àvis calling of Federal Assembly, though it agreed that the speaker’s summon of the assembly was justified as office bearers had been failing to fulfil their constitutional obligations as enshrined in Yezabo Article 6 clause 4 under which the Federal Assembly has to be held at least twice a year.

But, the members noted after the last assembly on September 28, 2016 no assembly was convened.

Farmers’ begin 10-day stir across India Supplementary charge sheet

Royalty issue: SSSUD threatens to impose sand ban

DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) has alleged that the PDA government had used all the government machinery and resources at its disposal to win the recently concluded Lok Sabha by-election, which was “imposed” on the people of Nagaland with barely a year to go for next Lok Sabha elections in 2019.

In a press release, Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee president, K Therie, appealed to the people of Nagaland not to lose sight of their principles and beliefs and remain steadfast in their commitment to protect their rights and freedom as guaranteed by the constitution.

With the success of Congress and united opposition parties in the recently concluded by elec-

BHOPAL/MANDSAUR/ CHANDIGARH, JUN 1 (PTI): Protesting farmers dumped vegetables, milk and other farm produce on roads and blocked supplies to cities in several States today as they launched a 10-day agitation to press their demands, including loan waiver and right price for crops.

Farmer organisations also called for boycott of mandis or wholesale markets in Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, leading to fears of shortage and price rise.

Rashtriya Kisan Mazdoor Mahasangh (RKMM) convenor Shivkumar Sharma told reporters in Bhopal that the “Gaon Band’ stir is being held across 22 States.

Police have kept a close vigil in Mandsaur in Madhya Pradesh, where six farmers were killed in police firing during the farmers’ agitation on June 6 last year. “The

tions across the country, Therie said the downfall of BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi has begun “with the mood of the nation already yearning for change.”

NPCC president said that Congress and other secular minded parties in Nagaland would continue to fight and defeat the “evils of communalism manifested in the form of BJP and supported by NDPP.” Meanwhile, the NPCC has congratulated PDA candidate Tokheho Yepthomi on being elected as Lok Sabha member. Congress also expressed gratitude to the people of Nagaland who voted for NPF candidate C Apok Jamir, adding that the fight to protect the principles of secularism and liberal democracy had resonated throughout the state.

Farmers spill milk on a road during the protest in Pune on Friday.

cultivators have been asked not to come to the markets in urban areas to sell their farm produce, including milk,” Sharma added.

On the last day of the protest on June 10, the farmers’ bodies will orgainse ‘Bharat Bandh’, he said.

The decision to stop supplies starting from June 1 till June 10 was taken by farmers under the banner of Kisan Ekta Manch

and Rashtriya Kisan Maha Sangh. A meeting of the coordination committee of these two farmers’ organisations, which claim to be representing 172 farmer outfits, was held here last month to give final shape to the programme.

Balbir Singh Rajewal, president, Bhartiya Kisan Union (BKU), claimed good response from farmers in Punjab and other states.

Rajewal claimed that not only in Punjab and Haryana, farmers in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and some other states were also not selling their produce in cities.

At some places in Punjab, farmers dumped vegetables and milk on road as a mark of protest.

“During the 10-day long protest, the farmers will stay in their villages and will not go to cities for supplying their produce,” he said, adding they can however sell their produce among villagers. The farmer organisations have alleged that the central government has failed to address their issues pertaining to low income, farmer suicides and debt.

“We have also been demanding minimum income guarantee scheme, implementation of Swaminathan Commission report and waiver of farmers’ debt,” said Rajewal.

filed against 10 govt officials

DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Thursday filed supplementary charge sheet in Special NIA Court, Dimapur against ten Nagaland government employees under section 39 and 40 of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967.

The ten accused government employees were arrested by NIA on different dates in 2017 and 2018, in connection with NIA Case No. RC-01/2016/NIA/ GUW. In a press release, NIA said the accused government officials helped NSCN (K) in raising funds out of government resources. The agency said investigation has clearly established involvement of the ten accused government officials in the crime.

The ten Nagaland state government employees include joint director/DDO,

Land Resources; UDA/ cashier of Land Resources, joint director/DDO of Social Welfare, addl. director, attached to directorate of Agriculture; executive engineer, of Irrigation & Flood Control; Superintendent of Fisheries, retired director of Tourism, director of Agriculture, Divisional Accounts Officer of Urban Development and executive engineer of Rural Development.

NIA stated that the case was registered on the charges of large-scale extortions and unlawful tax collections by various terrorist organizations/gangs.

According to the agency, extortion drive was “carried out under the direction of self-styled Brigadier of NSCN (K), Issac Sumi.”

It stated that first charge sheet against three cadres of NSCN (K) had already been filed on January 25, 2017.

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DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Stockists and Suppliers’ Union (SSSUD) Friday threatened to impose indefinite bandh on transport of sand to Nagaland if the government of Nagaland failed to respond to its clarification on royalty issue.

Recently SSSUD decided to stop paying tax on sand-laden vehicles with effect from June 1 until the government decide which of the two departments -- department of environment, Forest & Climate Change and the department of Geology Mining (G&M) -- was authorised to collect tax.

On Friday, more than 70 sand-laden trucks were stranded at Dillai Check gate as SSSUD disallowed them to enter Nagaland.

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Dmu forest division observes WED

Dimapur forest officials with LSHSS students and others at the WED observance.

DIMAPUR: Along with the Nation getting ready to host this years’ World Environment Day (WED) 2018 at the International level, Dimapur forest division observed the Day under the theme “Beat Plastic Pollution” at Forest Colony Dimapur along with students and faculty of Little Star Higher Secondary School

(LSHSS), Dimapur.

Cash awards and certificates were awarded to the students for essay writing and painting competitions which were held earlier.

DFO Dimapur K. Ihevi Aomi, in his key note address stressed on the theme and encouraged the young minds to

play important roles for a better environment. Short speeches were delivered by assistant teacher Pampi, and Wapangsenla, student of LSHSS. Earlier, the foreword was delivered by Bokato Sema and later vote of thanks by forest range officers Vivika Sema.

The programme was

ACVA Wokha slams ‘Royalty’ taxation

DIMAPUR: ACVA Wokha unit through its president Bankathung Lotha has brought up the issue of double payment of “illegal vehicular trucks taxation of royalty”. The unit stated that some unscrupulous agency, under the aegis of Geology and Mining department, started collecting rampantly, an amount of Rs 300 per truck load of sand from April 2018, calling it royalty tax, from trucks plying between Maraju to Wokha road. He also stated that the required taxation was normally paid to Assam state from where the sand load is purchased.

Stating that double taxation was not at all justified, the ACVA Wokha unit office, after prolonged and through deliberations with frontal organizations, has informed the public in general and All Commercial Vehicles Association in particular to not entertain any double taxation demands or forced taxation or extortion by any agency. ACVA Wokha unit has forwarded a written application to the Deputy Commission Wokha to intervene in the matter, stating that the union would not be held responsible for any inconvenience if the matter was not brought to an amicable resolution.

Tangkhul Hoho condemns murder

DIMAPUR: In a press release issued by its president, Lungmi Kasar, the Tangkhul hoho has expressed shock at the brutal murder of Leiyaton Soro, a nurse who served at Nazareth Hospital in Shillong, and whose body was found at a hill cliff, Ryndang Briew, on the Shillong-Guwahati highway. The hoho urged the concerned authorities to arrest and book the murderer(s). The release added, “The murder was inhuman and barbaric and deserved the harshest punishment.”

DIMAPUR: World No Tobacco Day was observed on May 31 across the world and numerous institutions and organizations of Nagaland joined in on the observance. Following are some more reports from across the state.

Mon: Mon celebrated the event with enthusiastic participation of students and teachers from seven different schools, societies and doctors and staffs from National Health Mission.

D r. Wu n g y o n g Konyak medical specialist DH Mon, spoke about how tobacco affects the heart. A brief presentation on the achievements of NTCP, under Nagaland was shared

by Dr. I Simon Sumi, District Nodal Officer Mon. Special invitee, Honang Jesuhu, general secretary Konyak Union also shared his life experience on how he got involved with tobacco during his younger years.

Phek: Phek District has observed ‘World No Tobacco Day’ at Chapel Hall, District Hospital Phek under the theme ‘Tobacco and Heart Diseases’.

Speaking on the theme, Dr. Reyosalu Lase Vizo, district nodal officer, National Tobacco Control Program (NTCP) Phek said that by the grace of God and with the support of the public, Churches, schools, NGOs etc., Nagaland had come down from the 2nd position to the 8th position in the country in tobacco consumption.

Mr.Vethothi Vero Panel Lawyer District Legal Services Authority Phek highlighted the Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products Act (COTPA 2003) and explained the different K

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followed by launching of the Central Nursery Dimapur by the DFO which has a capacity of raising 1,50,000 saplings. The programme also saw a ceremonial planting session along with distribution of saplings.

The programme was chaired by forest range officer, Dzuthovito Lcho.

Two held with ganja in Phek DIMAPUR: Phek police arrested two persons in connection with possession of 450 kgs of ganja.

On receipt of specific information, DEF, Phek Police personnel under the command of SDPO Pfutsero and P.S. Pfutsero team raided a house on May 30, at Lewuza village.

In a press release, Phek Superintendent of Police, Talisunep Imchen said that the accused Khapelo Sara (56) S/O lt. Kekhwelhou Sara resident of Lewuza village, P.S. Khezhakeno, Pfutsero sub-division under Phek district was arrested in possession of 450 kgs of contraband ganja seized from his house.

Accordingly, he was arrested and case has been registered under PS Khezhakeno.

Vecukho Rhakho (32) S/O Vetsu Rhakho village Thipusu P.S. Chozuba under Phek district (present address - Veterinary Colony, Burma Camp, Dimapur) was also arrested later in connection with this case.

Organizations condemn rape MTLT: Mokokchung Town Lanur Telongjem (MTLT) has condemned the alleged rape of a minor girl by one Rahul Sen, son of Subrata Sen of Namrup Bengal Gaon in Assam’s Dibrugarh district in Mon town.

In a condemnation note, MTLT vice president, Martoshi Longkumer and grievances cell, Aolong Imchen stated that the act of violation of a young 13 year old girl on not only one occasion but also on earlier two different occasions, was “infuriating”, “disgusting” and “downright inhuman”.

Moreover, the audacity of the accused in threatening the victim ‘of dire consequences if she disclosed the matter to anyone’ was something to be taken quite seriously by Naga society, MTLT stated.

While acknowledging that there were many responsible and respectful mainland non-locals living peacefully all over Nagaland, MTLT has appealed to the sensible mainland Indians to root out such anti-socials who tarnish the good image of the peace loving non-local business community in Naga society.

MTLT demanded the most stringent of punishments for the accused person.

It demanded that the law enforcing agencies expedite the case in the greater interest of justice.

Furthermore, the Mokokchung Town Lanur Telongjem (MTLT) appealed the Nagaland State Women Commission to take stock of the situation and rehabilitate the unfortunate victim through appropriate government schemes and programmes.

ENWO: Eastern Nagaland Women Organization (ENWO) has condemned the recent Mon rape incident where a 12 years old girl was allegedly raped by one Rahul Sen. The organization vehemently condemned the brutal and inhuman act meted out upon a minor. ENWO said it was anguished and pained to see such happenings in society, where a girl child was not safe and was physically and mentally traumatized.

The ENWO president, Ayong Chang and general secretary, Ruthsan appealed to the law enforcing agencies to award befitting punishment as per law so that such incidents do not occur in future.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018

news in Brief Mokokchung DPDB meeting: The monthly District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting of Mokokchung district will be held on June 5 from 11 a.m at the Conference Hall of ADC (Planning) Mokokchung.

All DPDB members have been informed to attend the meeting without fail.

(DIPR) AEO Mokokchung on vehicle hiring charges: Assistant Election Officer, Mokokchung, Alila Chang has informed all private vehicle owners that payment of hire charges in connection with the recently concluded by-election to Nagaland Parliamentary Constituency 2018 will be disbursed on June 2 and 3 at Election Office during office hours.

(DIPR) NCCAF to observe world environment day: Nagaland Community Conserved Areas Forum (NCCAF) will be observing “World Environment Day” on June 5 under the theme “Say No to Plastic”.

NCCAF has requested its registered CCAs to observe World Environment Day at their respective village(s) and submit the programme report(s) to NCCAF with write-ups and photographs.

ANDDGDU informs: All Nagaland Directorate and District Govt. Driver’s Union (ANDDGDU) and ANGDA (CC) have informed executive members, vehicle inspectors and head drivers to collect the membership fee of Rs. 200 for the year 2017 and 2018 and submit the same along with two copies of the members name list to the finance secretary (9402489532) or treasurer.

DSSATA general meeting: Dimapur SSA Teachers’ Association (DSSATA) has convened its general meeting on June 4, 11 a.m. at Western Sumi Hoho Hall, Chekiye village 3rd mile, Dimapur. All members have been asked to be present at the meeting. Absenteeism will be penalized with fines. Queries may be directed at 9774555844, 8575835837.

PBCD informs on PHH rice distribution: Purana Bazar Council Dimapur (PBCD) has informed all the PHH card holders under Purana Bazar that the rice supply for the month of May will be distributed on June 2. All card holders have been requested to collect their respective quota from the council hall from 7 a.m. till 2 p.m.

USC chairman Akuhaito town informs on mass social work: Urban Station Commitee (USC) Akuhaito town chairman has informed all public and government employees of Akuhaito town, stationed in Akuhaito and outside, that there will be a mass social work and plantation drive on June 12. All concerned

have been informed to participate in the programme. A fine of Rs. 500 will be imposed on absentees.

DosE Kma informs: Directorate of School Education (DoSE) Kohima director Wonthungo Tsopoe has informed all SDEOs and head of institutions of higher education and high schools (both government and private schools) to submit the number of untrained teachers teaching in the elementary sections (excluding those presently undergoing D.E.ED/ bridge course) before June 8.

The information should be submitted in name of school, district and number of untrained teacher’s format and submitted to sno.nios.nagaland@gmail.com PKD convenes meeting: Phuyetomi Kuposhukulu Dimapur (PKD) has convened a meeting on June 2, 11 a.m. at the residence of its union banker Khenito Awomi. All executive and advisory members have been requested to attend the meeting.

BJP Kisan Morcha meeting: BJP Kisan Morcha Nagaland State Unit, has convened a meeting on June 2 at district BJP office Dimapur, at 11 a.m. All the office bearers and executive members have been requested to attend the said meeting without fail.

WSSU executive meeting: Western Sumi Students’ union (WSSU) has convened its first executive meeting on June 2, 10 a.m at WSH Hiyam Chekiye.

All the concerned members have been requested to attend the meeting.

BJP Nagaland meeting: BJP Nagaland will hold its 7th state executive meeting on June 5, 11 a.m, at “The Heritage” near Raj Bhavan Kohima. State general secretary, Eduzii Theluo, through a press release said all “entitled members” including national council member, legislators, state office bearers, permanent & special invitees, state frontal presidents with one general secretary, and district presidents with one general secretary have been requested to attend the meeting without fail.

International Mon Trade Expo postponed: The 1st International Mon Trade Expo, which was to be held from June 1 to June 20, at Indoor Stadium Mon has been postponed to June 4 to 24, due to un-avoidable circumstances. Mon Chamber of Commerce & Industry, in a press note, sincerely apologized for the delay.

DC Phek informs on deposited firearms: Phek DC&DEO, Shanavas C has informed fire arms owners who have produced their firearms for verification and kept them in police custody to collect their fire arm/s from the police stations where they were deposited.

More reports on World No Tobacco Day

Acts under COTPA 2003.

Dr. Limanukshi, medicine specialist, DH Phek, spoke about the outcomes and side effects of smoking on the heart.

Phek District Legal Services Authority (PDLSA) also observed “World No Tobacco Day” with Government Higher Secondary School at Meluri town.

A press release from NSLSA said that more than 80 students attended the programme after which the students also organised a poster campaign.

Tuensang: Tuensang District observed ‘World No Tobacco Day’ under the theme, ‘Tobacco breaks hearts’, at two schools in the district on May 31.

According to a press release issued by Chief Medical Officer, DR. T. Pangjung Sangtam and Media Officer, Kupje Buchem, the programmes were conducted at St. John Higher Secondary School and Hakusang Government School at 8 am 9:30 am respectively.

Speaking on the occasion, senior dental surgeon District Hospital & NTCP Nodal Officer Tuensang, Dr. N. Chenithung Yanthan highlighted the ill effects of tobacco; how it causes heart disease, lung cancer, and even increases chances of a stroke. He advised students to choose life and stop tobacco use to lead a healthy life.

Longleng: District Health Society Longleng observed ‘World No Tobacco Day’ at Borgohain Hall Yingli College on May 31. A power point presentation on Tobacco and Heart Diseases was presented

by Dr. Bongau, Jr. Dental

Surgeon, District Hospital Longlen. Dr. Thungbemo Deputy CMO also gave a power point presentation titled ‘Nagaland Tobacco Profile’. District Adolescent Club also presented a short skit on “Ill effects of Tobacco” based on a theme “yes to health and no to tobacco”.

Special invitee for the programme, Robin, SDO (Civil) Longleng, encouraged the students to stay away from tobacco and requested everyone to contribute their bit to try to make Longleng a tobacco free district.

Zunheboto: District Health Society, Zunheboto in collaboration with No Tobacco Club, Cornerstone Higher Secondary School, observed “World No Tobacco Day” under the theme “Tobacco and heart disease” at Cornerstone Higher Secondary School, Zunheboto on May 31.

A press release from CMO Office, Zunheboto, District Media Officer, Shekho Sophie said that Dr. Ester Ngullie, Junior Dental Surgeon, District Hospital, Zunheboto highlighted the importance of the day.

A quiz competition was held with Tokavi Swu, MD, Cornerstone as the quizmaster. A pledge was also taken during the programme where around 120 participants took a pledge against tobacco.

Wokha: World No Tobacco Day 2018 was observed at Likya Community Hall, Wokha under the WHO theme “Tobacco & Heart Disease”.

Delivering the keynote address, Dr. Meribeni Odyuo DNO, NTCP Wokha dwelt on the theme

“Tobacco & Heart Disease” and spoke about how tobacco affects the heart.

Mt Sinai & Isaiah Ability Schools were declared “Tobacco Free Schools” during the programme and certificates and posters were handed out by Jongshimongla, district education officer, Wokha.

The theme speaker, Dr. Wemeri Khutsoh, SMO, Dr. M M District Hospital gave a powerful presentation on the theme “Tobacco & Heaert Disease”.

Shanchobeni, panel lawyer, WDLSA spoke on the Cigarette & Other Tobacco Products Act. Peren: Peren District Legal Services Authority (PDLSA) in collaboration with department of health and family welfare, Peren observed the day with students and teachers of Ibaung Thou Memorial School, Jalukie.

In the programme, CJM & secretary PDLSA, Somet C. Chang, highlighted the importance of the day and gave a brief introduction of the services given by the legal services authority through the assistance of the PLV and PL. Delivering keynote address, nodal officer for NTCP, Dr. Sabino Kuotsu, highlighted the hazards and ill effects of tobacco consumption. Deliberating on the topic “tobacco and heart disease”, Deputy CMO, Peren, Dr. Supongmenla, highlighted how the consumption of tobacco affects the heart and other related diseases. Government pleader & APP, Peren, Italang Ramlia, gave a brief about the COPTA Act. Other Institutions and Organizations: A signature campaign was held

on World No Tobacco Day at Zisaji Predidency College in Kiphire on May 31.

Shepherd Montessori and High School, Niuland observed the day with students taking part in a “Prepared Speech” contest.

A poster making competition was also held to mark the day.

Zunheboto Battalion of Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organised a lecture on “Anti Tobacco Day” on May 31 at Kidding village. A press release by Assam Rifles stated that the aim of the event was to create awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco on individuals and society at large.

A total of 45 villagers attended the lecture followed by informal interaction with Assam Rifles personnel. All present pledged to make the village tobacco free, the release said.

Assembly of God Higher Secondary School (AGHSS), Dimapur, conducted a seminar on the occasion of World No Tobacco Day on Wednesday.

According to a press release by the school principal, David Ngullie, resource person of the seminar, Dr. Meyisen Angh spoke on the harmful effects of tobacco and how it can lead to heart diseases.

Chakhesang Mission Higher Secondary School (CMHSS), Pfütsero, conducted a programme on World No Tobacco Day at the school auditorium on May 31.A press release from the school said, PG teacher Atshole Wetsah, CMHSS spoke on the ill effects of tobacco consumption and the need to create awareness among students to stop the consumption

of tobacco products to live longer.

Immanuel College celebrated “World No Tobacco Day” at the College auditorium on May 31. According to a press release by Media Convener of the college, Akutu Pouring, the speakers for the programme were: principal, Immanuel College, S.C Singh and assistant professor Vepu.

The Anti-Tobacco Committee of Sakus Mission College (SMC) observed ‘World No Tobacco day’ under the theme “Tobacco and Heart Disease” on May 31. In a press release, the college administration said that the resource person was Dr. Moatoshi Aier who encouraged the audience to be ambassadors against tobacco use.

St. Mary’s Higher Secondary School (SMHSS) observed World No Tobacco Day under the theme “Tobacco Breaks Heart” on Thursday. A press release by the school principal Neena Dutta said students took part in drawings & essays\ competitions for which certificates were given to the winners by the principal & vice principal.

St. Stephen’s Higher Secondary School, Dimapur, observed World No Tobacco day on Thursday.

According to a press release from the school, a drawing competition and extempore speech programme were conducted based on the theme, ‘Tobacco breaks heart – choose health not tobacco.”

Christian Institute of Health Sciences and Research (CIHSR) Dimapur, trained nurses’ association of India and student nurses’

association, commemorated “World No Tobacco Day” on May 31 at CIHSR Dimapur with nodal officer, Tobacco Control Dimapur, Dr. C. Tetse-o as the theme speaker. A press release from CIHSR Dimapur said Dr. C. Tetse-o, spoke at the programme and a series of sessions on health education was given to employees of the hospital.

Bethesda Hr. Sec. School observes World No Tobacco Day with a seminar conducted in two batches. The theme was based on the subject of the impact tobacco has on cardiovascular health of people worldwide.

Agape Higher Secondary School, Chumukedima observed “World No Tobacco Day” on May 31 under the theme “Tobacco breaks hearts”. A short programme was organised by anti-tobacco club where a signature campaign and painting competition was held.

Livingstone Foundation Hr. Sec. School carried out numerous programmes and activities throughout the day. It began with a special programme during the school’s morning assembly and later processions were taken out by both senior and junior students.

MGM College and Higher Secondary School Dimapur also observed the World No Tobacco Day with students taking oaths against tobacco. A poster making competition was also organized in the school.

An awareness campaign was organised by The Trailblazers Society in two different schools: Maple Tree School, Dimapur and Nagaland Police Central

School, Chumukedima on Wednesday. Dr. Temjennungsang Longchari, Dentist, Dental Touch and Facial Aesthetics and also Chairman of Trailblazers Society spoke about the dangers of smoking in the midst of students and faculty members He also gave a power point presentation on the hazards of tobacco using local examples.

Zakiesato Memorial Higher Secondary School (ZMHSS) Dimapur along with the rest of the world observed “World No Tobacco day” on May 31 under the theme “Tobacco and Heart Diseases”. A press release from ZMHSS administrator, B.P Sharma stated that the highlight of the day long activities were pamphlets distribution, placards display and a procession.

Zunheboto District Legal Services Authority (ZDLSA) organised a walkathon, wherein chairman ZDLSA and District & Sessions Judge Zunheboto, Niechochiyi Suyie, spoke on the topic “Significance of anti-tobacco day”.

A prayer of blessings was said by Rev. George Paralkal, St. Anthony School Zunheboto.

Students of St. Thomas High School, Nagagaon, Dimapur, took out a procession and performed a street play on the theme “‘tobacco breaks hearts” on “World No Tobacco Day”.

J.N. Aier college observed the event with a programme where assistant professor, department of sociology Neichüzonuo, spoke under the theme ‘Tobacco and heart disease’. A painting competition was also held.

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(R) Kevipodi Sophie, Addl. Mission Director, NSRLM delivering a speech during the formal program and (L) Athel O. Lotha, Addl. Secretary and MD NSRLM felicitating awardee Pete VLO at Kezoma Village on Thursday.

Dimapur: A Village Level Organization (VLO) called Pete of Kezoma village under Jakhama Block, Kohima was felicitated at a function at the village council hall on May 31.

The felicitation program coincided with the 3rd Foundation Day of VLO Pete.

Addl. secretary and mission director, NSRLM, Athel O. Lotha, felicitated Pete VLO with a cash reward at the felicitation programme. She encouraged the organization to bring more laurels to

the state and promised them exposure trips to further enhance their knowledge about the workings of a good VLO. According to a press release issued by SPM, (KMC and Gender), NSRLM, VLO Pete which was promoted by the Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission (NSRLM) recently made news for being among 10 VLOs in the country to win the Best VO National Award at a ceremony held in Ranchi, Jharkhand ear-

lier in May. Special guest addl. mission director NSRLM, Kevipodi Sophie, who spoke on the occasion, expressed pride at this unique achievement not only for Kezoma village but for Nagaland as a whole.

Advising the organization to progress further, he also urged the Japfüphi Thenuko Block Level Federation (JTBLF), a federation of VLOs under Jakhama Block, to share and emulate the success of Pete VLO through cross learning and interactive sessions.

Also addressing the gathering, COO (Programs) NSRLM, M. Rollan Lotha, said it was a matter of great pride that a village located

at a remote corner had put Nagaland on the map.

He exhorted them saying that the race had just begun, adding that entitlements received right from the SHG to Federation levels would additionally be aided with projects on entrepreneurship and skills focused on rural youths and similar centrally sponsored schemes. He further

underscored the need to be forthcoming and be part of the venture to take the mission forward.

CRP-EP of the Startup Village Entrepreneurship Programme (SVEP), Nobao reported that altogether 34 potential entrepreneurs had started availing loans under this programme with enterprises such as grocery stores, butcher shop, poultry sup-

ply, taxi services, garment shops, saw mill, rice mill, goods carriers, restaurant, vegetable selling etc already set up. Short speeches were also delivered by president JTBLF Hovisale Khatso; block program manager, BMMU Jakhama, Vitseituo Mepfhüo and area coordinator, BMMU, Jakhama, NSRLM, Vikepelie.

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A welcome speech was delivered by president, Pete VLO, Thejaseno Mekro, a report on the VLO was presented by Nokrole Zecho, and vote of thanks

by Nosarele Zecho, treasurer, Pete VLO.

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DPS Dimapur felicitates achievers DIMAPUR: Delhi Public School (DPS) Dimapur organised a felicitation ceremony for the All India Secondary School Examination (AISSCE) class XII- 2018 achievers of the school on May 31.

A press release by DPS Dimapur stated that 39 students (Art, Science and Commerce) who secured 80% and above were felicitated in a programme graced by former MLA, S.I. Jamir.

School management members, parents, teachers and students were in attendance at the programme.

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AASU unhappy after meeting Sonowal on Citizenship Bill

GUWAHATI, Jun 1 (Agencies): The All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) which along with 28 other organizations of indigenous people’s groups met the Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal here on Friday afternoon regarding the raging issue over Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016, has expressed its dissatisfaction about the response of the Chief Minister terming it not up to the expectation of the AASU and its allies.

According to TST, coming out of the meeting with the CM, the AASU adviser Dr Samujjal Bhattacharrya said “We are not happy with the response of the Chief Minister who have not stated that Assam government will oppose the Bill, but only assured that Assam government will hold talks with the Centre in view of raging protests in the state against the amendment Bill.”

“We will continue with our agitation against

the Bill till it is scraped as the Bill will spell doom for the language, political and cultural indemnity of indigenous people of Assam which we are not going to let happen, “ Dr Bhattacharrya said adding that AASU and its are ready to hold further dialogue with the government to get a firm decision from the state government to oppose the Bill.

Meanwhile, in a communiqué issued after the meeting, Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said that the Centre before taking any decision on the Citizenship (Amendment Bill), 2016 would consult the people of Assam and all sections of the people would be taken into confidence.

Allaying the fear of the people surrounding the proposed amendment of the Bill, Sonowal said that protection and providing security to the people of the state was the primary duty and responsibility of

the government. He also asked the people of the state not to be apprehensive over the Citizenship Bill as the government would not indulge in anything against the interest of the people of the state.

He also said that regarding Citizenship Amendment Bill, he already held talks with the senior citizens, intellectuals, senior journalists and editors and informed everybody that State government would not compromise with the interests of the people of the state.

Sonowal, at the same time maintained, “Government is committed to ensure implementation of all clauses of the Assam Accord and it is with the spirit of the Accord that the government is extending all possible support for a correct updated NRC which will be a landmark achievement of the government”.

During the meeting with the representatives

of 29 Students and Indigenous organisations led

by All Assam Students Union at Assam Administrative Staff College here Sonowal made it clear that State government was working in tandem with the Centre for sealing of the remaining portions of Indo-Bangla Border by December 31 this year.

He also informed that the government is taking the help of barbed fencing, smart fencing as well as technological solutions for sealing the entire stretch of the international border that Assam shares with Bangladesh.

Sonowal also appealed to all the organisations and all sections of the people of Assam to show restraint and help to maintain law and after publication of the final draft of the NRC on June 30, the same way they cooperated with the government machinery after the publication of the first draft NRC on December 31, 2017.

Sikkim to finally get an airport this month Gangtok, Jun 1 (Agencies): If all goes as per schedule, you’ll be able to fly to Sikkim starting June. Early in May, Civil Aviation Minister Suresh Prabhu announced that Pakyong airport, about 30 km away from the state capital of Gangtok, had received the license to start commercial operation, cntraveller.in reported.

SpiceJet has been granted permission to fly to Pakyong airport from Kolkata.

On March 10, the carrier had already completed a test flight with a 78-seater Bombardier Dash 8-Q400, landing successfully at the runway that sits 4,500ft above sea level in a tough terrain. Pakyong airport in Sikkim will be the 100th operational airport when it opens doors to passengers.

Sikkim is also the only state in the country without a functional airport; the direct connectivity is likely to boost tourism and economic growth. At present, travellers have to fly to Bagdogra airport in West Bengal to reach Gangtok, which is a four and a half-hour drive away.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018

Call for 24-hour ‘chakka’ bandh in Assam on June 4 G u wa h at i , J u n 1 (Agencies): The Assam Motor Workers’ Joint Council (AMWJC) has decided to observe 24-hour chakka bandh on June 4, 2018 demanding scrapping of the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016, cut in the hike in petrol and diesel prices and seeking a motor workers welfare Act in Assam.

According to Northeast Now, AMWJC announced their decision to go for chakka bandh at the press conference on Friday.

AMWJC president Mathura Das said, “We are going to observe chakka bandh in protest against the Bharatiya Janata Party-led Central Government’s failure to control hike in fuel prices, move to implement the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016 and the State Government’s inaction to come up with a welfare Act for the motor workers.”

State Committee of All India Motor Workers’ Federation (AMWJC), Asom Petroleum Mazdoor Union, Northeast Heavy Goods Carrier Truck Owners and Drivers Welfare Association

and Asom Motor Shramik Federation have jointly appealed to all the motor workers and owners to observe the chakka bandh on June 4, 2018. Speaking on the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016 issue, Mathura Das said, “The Central Government has not shown any respect towards the political parties, organisations, intellectuals and common people of the State, who have been agitating against the Bill demanding implementation of the Assam Accord to identify and deport the illegal migrants from Assam.”

The AMWJC president, while urging the Central Government to cut excessive taxes on petrol and diesel, said, “We ask the Central Government to bring petrol and diesel under Good and Services Tax (GST) so that the people can avail the fuel under ‘one nation one tax’ system.”

Bringing allegation against Assam’s Labour & Welfare Minister Pallab Lochan Das, the president said, “Pallab Lochan Das has done nothing for the welfare of the motor workers of the State till date.”

KSU to observe anti-uranium day on June 5 Mawkyrwat, Jun 1 (Agencies): The KSU South West Khasi Hills unit in collaboration with the Environment Protection Cell, KSU central body will observe the World Environment Day as Anti-Uranium Day. The union informed that a rally will be organised on June 5 from the junction near the BDO office, Mawlangwir to Mawkyrwat market at 11 am, TST reported.

Forwardman Nongrem, president of KSU South West Khasi Hills & secretary Environment and Cultural Protection Cell, KSU central body said the reason behind holding a public rally on June 5 is to demand from the government to end the chapter of uranium mining in the state.

The union added that the move is also to condemn the government for its failure to bring in an independent team to study the death of fishes at Ranikor and the changing colour of the Kynshi river.

6 KLF cadres surrender in Assam Manipur farmers sign MoU with MSTC Ltd to sell ginger

The two has been identified as Mala Narengbam (52) of Imphal’s Nagamapal and Mayengbam Arun Singh (39) of Takyel Khongbal of Imphal West.

AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Smti. H Kiholi Yeptho, D/o. Hekiye permanent resident of Natha Old Village, Dist.

Zunheboto, State Nagaland and presently residing at D.C Hill Colony, Dist. Zunheboto, state Nagaland do hereby solemnly and declare an oath us under :1. That I a bonafide citizen of India, belonging to Sumi community, resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That my name is inadvertently recorded as Hiholi. H in my documents SBI Account Bank. But my actual name is H. Kiholi Yeptho.

3. That the above mentioned name H. Kiholi Yeptho and Kiholi. H 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 H. Kiholi Yeptho for all official purpose and legal proceeding and at all times and occasions.

5. That the statements made in para 1-4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge & belief and nothing material is concealed therein.

Deponent Solemnly affirm and declare before me by the deponent st on this 17th day of April 20 at Zunheboto, Nagaland.

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procure 32 kg of ginger per day for a month.

He said payment will be made through the account of the farmers registered in the web portal of the MSTC Ltd. Further, the products will be sold through e-auction on MSTC

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The East Dimapur Kikon Ekhung would like to extend our heartiest congratulation to Miss.

W. Elanbeni Kikon, D/o Mr. Wosemo Kikon for Topping as Gold Medalist Rank 1 in B.Sc (Botany) under Nagaland University May the Almighty God continue to bless you in your future endeavor.

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Optimistic Club, Sakratso Khel, Kidima Felicitation

To all the successful candidates of HSLC, HSSLC & Under Graduate exams of 2018, a hearty congratulations on your success! Wishing you all a bright and outstanding endeavour in Life.

Our Special Congratulation goes to, • Vimeyiekho Vitso, S/o Khriizovol Vitso : B.A. (Hon), Subject Topper- Tenyidie • Vilone Ltu , S/o Chol Ltu : HSLC ( 86.5 %) with Star-Mark in five subjects • Keduyol Ltu S/o Keviswe Ltu : HSSLC (74.6 %) with Star-Mark in Physics • Not forgetting everyone who gave the best they could!

Sd/Sd/(KEKUNEIL LTU) (SEKETHONU LTU) President Secy. Gen.

Ltd web portal.

However, farmers have to bear the transportation charge till Churachandpur, from where the company will take the consignment to Kolkata at their own expense, he added.

JC Ramthanga, principal Regd No. 1818/18

secretary (horticulture and soil conservation), director K Kipgen of horticulture and soil conservation and officials of the department along with the farmers of Pherzawl and Churachandpur attended the signing of the MoU.

AFFIDAVIT

Date : 17/05/2018

I Shri/Smti MEDONU PUSA, S/o,D/o, Shri/Late VISATO PUSA aged about 19 years resident of Viswema village District-Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That my correct official name is MEDONU PUSA however, in my LIC my name has been recorded as AMEDO PUSA, hence, the stated name MEDONU PUSA alias AMEDO PUSA represents the same and one person having a single identity, i.e Myself.

3. That henceforth, I herewith rectified the same and declare that my official name will be MEDONU PUSA for all official references.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above mentioned named on this day 17/05/2018 Magistrate/Notary public at Kohima, Nagaland Regd No. 1817/16 Date : 17/05/2018 AFFIDAVIT I Shri/Smti AVINO PUSA, S/o, D/o, Shri Late VISATO PUSA permanent resident of Viswema village District-Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as follows: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India.

2. That I am the mother of METSONU PUSA as such competent to swear this affidavit.

3. That my daughter correct name was METSONU PUSA however, in some of her important document her name has recorded as AMETSO PUSA hence the stated name METSONU PUSA alias AMETSO PUSA represents the same and one person having a single identity. i,e my daughter.

4. That henceforth, I herewith rectified the same and declare that her official name will be METSONU PUSA for all official references.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent above mentioned named on this day Magistrate/Notary public 17/05/2018 at Kohima, Nagaland.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER NPWD (H) ESTATE DIVISION : KOHIMA SHOW CAUSE NOTICE No: E-22/Estate/2017/103 Dated Kohima the 31st May 2018.

This is to show cause Smti. Gyanbati Dutta, Khalasi under Executive Engineer, Estate Division, PWD (H) Kohima to report for duty within 30 (Thirty) days from the publication of this notice.

This show cause notice is served as you have failed to report for duty till date after serving explanation call.

If you fail to report in person within the stipulated time, your service shall be terminated.

(Er. Sungtiba Amer) Executive Engineer, PWD (H) Estate Division : Kohima

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I, Mr C Apok Jamir, the Naga People’s Candidate in the just concluded Lok Sabha ByeElection 2018 from 1-Nagaland Parliamentary Constituency, express my sincere thanks and profound gratitude to the people of Nagaland who have voted in favour of my candidature in particular and NPF Party in general in this testing time of the Naga people. You have rendered your valuable services through thick and thin during the electioneering period and helped garner an admirable number of votes in this fiercest battle in the history of Lok Sabha elections in Nagaland.

Our fight was to preserve and protect the integrity of the Nagas and maintain its identity.

I also would like to extend my special thanks and gratitude to the Congress Party and other allied political parties who supported me and stood firm to protect secularism and peaceful co existence of the people as enshrined in the Constitution of India. Your help and support in this election shall be long cherished.

I congratulate Mr. Tokheho Yepthomi, my worthy opponent, the NDPP candidate on winning this battle. I wish him success in the service of the people during his tenure as the representative of our state. I shall extend my cooperation as and when such a need arises and together help our people for the betterment of our state.

I thank the Almighty God for bestowing me with good health and the opportunity to contest this important election. I thank Dr. Shurhozelie Liezietsu, President NPF and all his working colleagues in the Central office : Mr. T.R. Zeliang. Leader of Opposition, MLAs of the Nagaland Legislative Assembly, all the candidates of the last general election, all the rank and file of Party Workers in the Central, Divisional, Area, Village/Town Units and all the beloved electorates of Nagaland state for your admirable contributions in one way or another during the just concluded electioneering process.

I also thank all the administrative officers, all the security personnel of different units in the state for their contribution to make this election a success. I will continue to remember and cherish the confidence and affection you have bestowed upon me. I will continue to serve the people of Nagaland in whichever way I can with a renewed vigour, vision and dedication.

May the Almighty God, our Heavenly Father who takes care of us all abundantly bless and shower His blessing on each and everyone of you.

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER NPWD (H) ESTATE DIVISION : KOHIMA SHOW CAUSE NOTICE

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Organic farmers from Pherzawl and Churachandpur after signing MoU with (MSTC Ltd) in Imphal on Friday. (NP)

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IMPHAL, Jun 1: Two persons from Manipur including a woman were arrested by a team of officers of Anti-Smuggling unit of Customs Division, Guwahati on Friday with contraband drug worth around Rs 1.64 crore.

Acting on a tip off, a team of officers from the Anti-smuggling unit of Customs intercepted two persons hailing from Manipur near Ganesh Mandir in Ganeshguri area here, the Customs release said.

On examination of their bag about 470 gm

of morphine valued at Rs 4.70 lakh, heroin weighing 85 gm worth Rs 2.55 lakh and 15,720 methamphetamine tablets valued at Rs 1.57 crore were seized, it said.

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IMPHAL, Jun 1: Organic farmers from Pherzawl and Churachandpur Friday entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Metal Scrap Trade Corporation Limited (MSTC Ltd), a government of India enterprise.

Under the MoU, MSTC Ltd will buy 1,000 metric tonne of organic ginger from the farmers at the price of Rs 19 per kg, amounting to Rs 1.90 crore. The MoU was signed in the presence of state horticulture and soil conservation minister Th Shyamkumar at his office.

VL Keivom signed the MoU representing the farmers of Pherzawl while branch manager Soukat Das represented

MSTC Ltd Guwahati.

Shyamkumar said that it will help in generating income for the farmers, especially for the farmers of Parbung. The department will also undertake such initiatives in other districts, he added. Talking to reporters after inking the MoU, Shyamkumar said as a follow up programme of the Ginger Festival-cum-Business Summit held on April 20, 2018, the horticulture and soil conservation department including Manipur Organic Mission Agency (MOMA) has come up with the initiative for the farmers as they were searching for a market place.

K Debadutta Sharma, Mission Director, MOMA said the MSTC Ltd. will

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Diphu, Jun 1: Six cadres of Kuki Liberation Front (KLF) Friday surrendered before security forces with arms and ammunition in an undisclosed location of Assam.

According to highly placed sources and Chief Public Relation Officer of Assam Police, these surrendered cadres will be rehabilitated through the revised scheme for surrender- cum rehabilitation of militants in the North East as per the amendment made in January 2018.

Assam Police has requested all such extremist groups to surrender with weapons and lead a normal life by availing the

benefits of this policy. The weapons which the cadres surrendered were M-16 rifle one, AK series rifle -4, SLR -1, PL-22 Rifle -1, 12 bore rifle – 3, 7.65 pistol- 2.

The ammunition included 104 rounds of 5.56 mm, 256 rounds of 7.65, 107 rounds of 7.62 mm, 44 rounds of point 22, 11 rounds of 12 bore, 12 rounds of 7.65 pistol, three rounds of High Explosives Dual Purpose (HEDP) 40 mm cartridges.

The cadres will be rehabilitated through the Revised Scheme for Surrender-cum-Rehabilitation of Militants in the North East (as amended in January 2018) announced by the Union Home Ministry, the sources added.

No: E-22/Estate/2017/103 Dated Kohima the 31st May 2018.

This is to show cause Shri. Akaho Sumi, Caneman under Executive Engineer, Estate Division, PWD (H) Kohima to report for duty within 30 (Thirty) days from the publication of this notice.

This show cause notice is served as you have failed to report for duty till date after serving explanation call.

If you fail to report in person within the stipulated time, your service shall be terminated.

(Er. Sungtiba Amer) Executive Engineer, PWD (H) Estate Division : Kohima

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Students vandalise sports university offices in Mnp Correspondent

IMPHAL, Jun 1: A group of around 30 students of the Democratic Students’ Alliance of Manipur (DESAM) Friday ransacked the administrative block of Sports University in Imphal’s Khuman Lampak Sports Complex.

The students resorted to violent activity protesting against the proposal to open several departments of the varsity in other states before its main campus at Imphal has been made a full-fledged university. They ransacked furniture and office properties of the university’s temporary administrative block at Olympic House, Khuman Lampak Sports Complex at around 11.30 a.m.

Besides breaking the window panes and doors of the administrative block, the agitating students vandalized television sets, computers, table and chairs of the block.

They destroyed furniture and other materials in the office chambers of the registrar and dean of the university before police intervened.

The registrar and dean

were not in their office chamber when the incident took place. Only some staff and a private security man were at the block. However, they could not do anything as the activists smashed glasses and destroyed other office property.

Later, talking to reporters, DESAM president Salam Akash who led the agitating students said that they were compelled to resort to the violent activities as state government as well as Centre failed to heed to their demands.

He said that DESAM has been undergoing a series of campaign against opening of campus of the NSU in other states until its main campus at Imphal has been made full-fledged.

“We have repeatedly requested the state government and concern authorities of the Central government regarding the subject.

We have even submitted memorandums to state chief minister and others concern.”

However, instead of taking up action to fulfill the demand, the work for opening outlying campus in Utter Pradesh’s Lucknow is

going on,” he alleged.

Salam said: “Interview notices had been published for recruiting persons at the Lucknow offices in sports journalism, management and performances on June 11. We have been demanding location of these departments in Manipur. “ T h e g o ve r n m e n t should come out with a categorical statement on whether these three departments will be located in Imphal or Lucknow. We are prepared to launch other forms of agitation if the government maintains a stony silence.”

He alleged both state and central government of inviting violent agitations by not heeding to their demand.

He said that the student body will not accept such a treatment meted out by the Central government towards Manipur.

He asked the government to come up with a clear stand to restore the university immediately failing which DESAM along with sports players and civil society organizations will resort to different forms of intense agitations.

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SC seeks Centre’s reply on missing ULFA mediator

Rebati Phukan (File) NEW DELHI, JUN 1 (IANS): The Supreme Court on Friday issued notice to the Centre and the Assam government on a habeas corpus petition seeking production of former ULFA peace negotiator Rebati Phukan, who is missing since April 22.

The notice has also been issued to the Meghalaya government.

Rebati Phukan is known for initiating peace parleys between the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) and the Central government.

Issuing notice to the Centre, Assam and Meghalaya, the vacation bench of Justice L. Nageswara Rao and Justice Mohan M. Shantanagoudar gave two weeks’ time to respond to the habeas corpus petition moved by Rebati Phukan’s son Kaushik Phukan.

Senior counsel Geeta Luthra appearing for the petitioner Kaushik Phukan told the court that her client and his family needed protection and that his father must be found.

The court was told that Rebati Phukan was last seen in Meghalaya and according to a journalist he took medical treatment.

As the court was told that the Assam Chief Minister was trying to find him, it asked the petitioner why he did not approach the high court, saying: “There is no disability in approaching the high court.

“What we are doing, even high court can do,” Justice Nageswara Rao said as senior counsel tried to justify approaching the top court saying that there was involvement of central agencies.

Kaushik Phukan has moved the top court seeking direction to the authorities to produce his father. He has also sought transfer of investigations to the Central Bureau of Investigation or any other independent agency and direction to the Assam Police to furnish a status report on its investigation to trace his father.

Deficit teachers in Meghalaya to protest from Monday arm bands.

KJDSTA president ED Nongsiang informed that the deficit teachers across the state will wear black arm bands on Monday and Tuesday and it will be followed by a public rally on June 6 at Madan Iewrynghep.

“If there is still no response from the government, we will announce the next phase of intensified agitation during the public rally,” Nongsiang said.

Asked whether the financial implication was preventing the government from extending the benefits to them, Nongsiang said they had submitted the details of the financial implications to the Directorate of Higher and Technical

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He further added that the Directorate had submitted details of the financial implications to the government and now the ball was in the government’s court.

Nongsiang also blamed the previous Congress-led

government for not implementing the new pay scale for the deficit school teachers along with other government employees.

Lamenting that the teachers were being forced to beg for their rights, Nongsiang said, “The teachers

did not need to go to the street if the government shows seriousness in addressing our grievances.”

Chief Minister Conrad Sangma, meanwhile, said he did not see any reason why teachers should turn towards agitation.

NEW DELHI, Jun 1 (Agencies): In a controversial statement, Bangladesh High Commissioner, Syed Muazzem Ali on Thursday said that there are no illegal Bangladeshi migrants in Assam. Participating in an interaction at the Indian Women’s Press Corp (IWPC) here this afternoon, the High Commissioner however, added that there is an arrangement between the two countries and a mechanism has been worked out to take back criminals and others like citizens, who have overstayed, Assam Tribune reported.

However, whatever is happening in Assam is not related to this and Government of Bangladesh has not been informed about the ongoing NRC exercise in Assam. “It remains with

State and Government of India has not informed us about it,” he said.

The High Commissioner further informed that Union Home Minister, Rajnath Singh is scheduled to visit Bangladesh in July.

The High Commissioner’s view is in line with Bangladesh Government’s argument that they consider NRC in Assam as part of India’s internal politics, especially state politics.

“And we chose to ignore the developments. We remained silent as there was no communication from the government of India in this regard. We are not concerned about the political developments and policies in Assam State,” Bangladesh’s Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu told newsmen in Dhaka

recently.

H owe ve r, h e a l s o claimed that issues related to deportation have not been discussed between India and Bangladesh at any level.

Meanwhile, Bangladesh is also concerned about China’s bid to divert Brahmaputra River.

The High Commissioner said that India should take a decision on signing multilateral level agreements.

There should be a Joint River Delta Management agreement instead of water sharing agreement concerning Brahmaputra river.

This proposal was given by Bangladesh Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina to Prime Minister Narendra Modi in one-to-one talks recently in Shanti Niketan in West Bengal.

Arunachal to settle homeless Puroik people in Doimukh Circle Itanagar, Jun 1 (PTI): The Arunachal Pradesh government has decided to settle homeless Puroik community members at Tomru Village under Doimukh circle, about 25 kms from here.

Also known as Sullungs, the members of the community were considered bonded labourers in the state earlier but were freed from their plight by a court order in 2002.

The proposed 5-hectare settlement area under Doimukh Circle wore a new look today with the community members, particularly youth, clearing thick jungles on their own.

The area has been allotted by the state land management department in response to a memorandum submitted by the Puroik Welfare Board to Chief Minister Pema Khandu on May 21 for their settlement.

A large number of the community

members have no houses anywhere in the state.

The community has a population of about 14,000, spread across an estimated 53 villages in Lower and Upper Subansiri, Papum Pare, Kurung Kumey and East Kameng districts and along upper reaches of Pare River.

Former Governor P B Acharya, during his visit to Puroik Colony at Papu Nallah in March last year, was appalled by their inhuman living condition and had facilitated the formation of the Puroik Welfare Board for their emancipation.

The state government had allocated Rs 10 crore in 2018-19 budget for selfemployment activities to ensure their socio-economic development.

The state lawmakers, irrespective of party affiliation, had raised their voices for social equality,

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Urgent remedy needed

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n the recent by election to the lone Lok Sabha seat, Nagaland registered 86.73 % polling. It was between 55 % to 61% in two parliamentary constituencies in UP while it was around 70% in one constituency in Maharashtra. The high polling percentage in Nagaland is a feature in all elections and can be described as a special zeal. In the 2014 Lok Sabha election, the voters in Nagaland polled 85.14% whereas the all-India average was 66.4 % (Highest Ever). In 2009 the national average was 58.19% whereas Nagaland recorded 90.21% voter turn-out. Again, in 2004 Lok Sabha election, the voter turn out in Nagaland was slightly higher at 91.77% while the national average was 57.98 7%.

The high percentage registered in Nagaland in all elections, suggest that either voters are the most enthusiastic among voters in India by unfailingly turning out in very large numbers or that even the old infirm and dying come out to vote or it could be due to rampant voting by impersonators. If there had been large( and massive) turn-out, it should be evident by the number of voters turning out to vote, in almost all polling stations under the 60 assembly constituencies. On May 28, media persons who visited a number of polling stations under the five assembly constituencies of Dimapur, witnessed that a majority had a fair turn out while some polling stations showed poor turn out. By speculative estimates, the voter turn out would have been at the most, between fifty (50) to sixty(60) percent.

However, the final tally was officially recorded at 72%. This leaves one wondering as to where the ‘extra votes’ had come from. Even introduction of the Elector’s Photo Identity Card(EPIC) and webcasting in some polling stations has not dampened the spirit. It has been reported, that in many polling stations across the state, the head of a family was allowed to cast votes for the entire members. There were also reports, that in many villages, some persons designated to ‘vote’ as per the decision of the authority, had carried out the farce with impunity.

The practices of manipulation of electoral rolls, conspiracy with polling officials, to proxy voting or en-bloc to booth capturing (‘couping’) need to be curbed and eliminated. If not, then elections in Nagaland will be farcical and a blot to democracy.

Most of the genuine voters in Nagaland are hardly able to cast their votes since someone had already done them a favour. There have been serious allegations that polling officials look the other way when impersonators openly cast votes with the approval of all polling agents. In fact, voter impersonation has become a “done thing” in elections in Nagaland. Therefore, if elections are not free, nor fair and held in fear; the exercises of revision of electoral rolls becomes a futile exercise since the purpose of democratic elections cannot be served.

Having a clean electoral roll should not be the only concern but to ensure that polling officials also enforce the ‘clean electoral roll’ by preventing impersonators from casting votes and booth capturers from hijacking the entire system. Without prejudice to any in the recent or past elections, if elections are farcical then it means that there is something seriously wrong with society

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.

Quotes

Words are but pictures of our thoughts. ~ John Dryden

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018

Post-mortem

Migration, Citizenship and Indigenous Woes

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igration is driven by demographic disparity, discrimination and opportunities. It was historic effort while Canada welcomes more than 40,000 Syrian refugees. 11 million Mexicans represent the largest unauthorized immigrant group in the US. During British India, Hindu Bengalis are brought to NE to help their official works.

Lakhs of Tea gardens labours transported from eastern India were being exploited under Company Rule. Then three times Chief Minister of Assam (pre independence) Sir Muhammad Saadulla encouraged Muslims from East Bengal to work in Assam agriculture.

There were unsuccessful empirical thoughts to bring hill areas of NE India and tribal areas of Burma under one Crown Colony Plan/Protectorate like Basutoland, Bechuanaland and Swaziland in Africa to empower the tribal in their own areas. On the eve of partition, the hill people of NE had not assimilated with Assam premier Gopinath Bordoloi.

Mizos and Nagas negotiated with India to safeguard their forests, land and tradition.

Interstate border disputes in the NE has erupted tension frequently. And the process of integration is still on after 70 years of independence.

India receives world’s largest undocumented migration flows up to 17 million people from Indo-Bangladesh corridor.

She witnessed 4.7 millions of Hindus and Sikhs moved from West Pakistan after partition. Communal Riots and economic stagnation during liberation of Bangladesh have forced minority Hindus to leave. East Pakistan Displaced Person (EDEP) made colony at Chittranjan Park, New Delhi, Bihar, Orissa and Mumbai.

People chose Barak valley after

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ocial Democracy could be interposed adjacent the attributes of free-state and people oriented structure; the inherent framework accounts total debt in transparency, accountability, justice, consistency in governing and poised future oriented for the collective growth. This proffer ramification having surfeit, to surmount anomalies debar receptive interaction of state and citizen in sound terms. An attribution of socialism for its adjunction on the means of policies and factors of state’s production (state’s resources) owned and regulated by the community as a whole – still the rights of individual, corporations etc. in mediums of production vis-à-vis private ownership, remains as another attribute of liberty and economic freedom as inherent in democracy – and social democracy; a compilation of the two in the adequate form of natural justice, providing just the tools for the

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hen a Mob of angry people assemble, reason goes out the window. A mob, irrespective of race, tribe, nationality or religion, functions on basis of the basic Animal Instinct latent in all Humans; the Instinct To Kill. The recent rape of a child of 12, in Mon town, saw another mob of angry Nagas assembled, ready to lynch the rapist.

Many posts appeared on Facebook, generating varied comments, good and bad; and many were baying for blood. These Facebook cowards (as I term them) were urging the Mob to kill the rapist (oblivious to the fact that the posts must have appeared after the incident was over); one comment stood out, Peter Rutsa’s.

He commented to the effect

Assam Sylhet joined East Pakistan. Kolkata saw mass flow of migration due to its industrial development. It is undeniable fact that large-scale migrations have illegally taken place over many decades from Moimonsingia community to Assam and still continues. The indigenous Tripuris became minority in the princely state of Tripura.

The highlight falls with the line of Indira-Mujib accord for granting citizenship that enters India by Mar 25, 1971.

NEFA did mistake by settling Chakma-Hajong as refugee in 1966. Now SC issued order to stop evicting Chakma-Hajong and instead implementing Citizenship with ST Status despite emotional concern for indigenous Arunachali. Mizoram has already drawn action plan by granting citizenship of Chakma keeping the 2018 assembly election. The age old ethnic hatred between the Nagas and Kukis (driven out their homeland Myanmar in the 18th century) are well known.

Rohingyas made headlines after Bengal CM expressed support. They are not refugee as they entered illegally and none has applied for asylum. They are to be deported. Except Assam other NE states enjoy rights for indigenous people to maintain and strengthen their distinct political, legal, economic, social and cultural institutions. 500 km Indo-Bangla border is yet to be sealed.

AASU is fighting for Clause 6 of Assam accord. Now Assam govt is voicing over citizenship bill for Hindu Bangladeshi.

In July 2016 Lok Sabha introduced the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016 to amend the Citizenship Act, 1955. This will make illegal migrants from Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Pakistan who belong to six communities such as Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists,

permutation of a systematic state structure owned and governed by the people, and the people acquiring liability of freedom and liberty to maneuver around the system to enhance its consistency (social needs) or making meet one’s end in daily life production (individual needs).

It composes a systematic structure, which incorporate liberty, equality, rights and justice extensively linear and unparalleled with reality. In such a framework, consistency in law would be advocated by prima facie.

This tenet in attributes is affinitive simultaneously and precedent to the original roots of socialism and democracy compiled and yet could deviate proficiently towards compound and generally perceived as right and sound encompassing the priorities it originally serves to disseminate and promulgate – priorities including people’s future and growth orientation, liberty, equality and justice – the

Jains, Parsis and Christians are eligible for citizenship of India. Foreigners, who come into India without valid travel documents, or stay beyond their visa period, are considered illegal migrants. But certain exceptions have been made over the years. In Sep 2015, it says illegal migrants coming on or before Dec 31, 2014 were allowed to stay. And this exception was sought again in July 2016. Anybody who is born in India, has an Indian parent, or has lived in India for over 11 years, is eligible for Indian citizenship. Illegal migrants do not fit this category. The Bill seeks to allow illegal migrants without being imprisoned or deported. It also appeals for the minimum years of residency to apply for citizenship from 11 to 6 years.

However it does not extend to illegal Muslim migrants, Jews, and Bahais. Our Constitution does not allow dual citizenship.

But Person of India Origin (PIO) and Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) enjoy certain rights in India, on par with Indian nationals. The Bill now seeks to cancel the registration of OCI cardholders if they violate any law.

Hearing on Citizenship Bill had begun amid protest in Guwahati to present a report before Parliament that seeks to grant citizenship to religious minorities facing persecution and violence for their beliefs.

Barak valley supported the bill.

JPC will also visit Shillong, where a large number of Hindu Bangladeshis are living there.

Meghalaya govt has already shown strong objection towards the bill. Those Hindus from Bangladesh fleeing to India to escape persecution have been living in NE and Bengal since long without citizenship rights. Are they needed to be protected by

Pseudo prototype

rudimentary characteristics.

Economic liberty is also essential for canvassing an entrepreneurial and competitive atmosphere for collective innovation to thrive.

The framework could constitute of a body, to put naively, an informed panel that is mechanized to regulate production, policies, tranquility etc., with the network of information people can access with technology and scientific methods. Following a corresponding body of people’s committee that monitors the regulations and consistency of the panel, which act as an interim facility to implicate the people’s sound direction towards generation and production. “Interim facility,” because the state being owned by the community as a whole, aside from issues relating to national security etc. the informed panel would respond to the unanimous decision of the community even on national issues [Frame of Reference: The plebiscite of Brexit

The few good men

that those who were shouting to kill the rapist should go to Mon town and kill him themselves; instead of sitting at home and urging others to do so.

Pictures and videos were uploaded, giving fragmented and confusing impressions of the mob in action. But Rizwan Hasan’s post gave the clearest picture of all; one clip showed how, before the Police turned up, a man (in a blue shirt, I think) stood up next to the rapist, trying to pacify the mob. When the mob started pelting stones and other objects at the rapist, this courageous man even tried to shield the rapist with his own body. I distinctly recall this gentleman being hit by an object at least once.

Another clip of Rizwan’s shows the Police ar-

law in our country? The Bill may violate Assam Accord 1985, which clearly states that illegal migrants heading in from Bangladesh after March 25, 1971, would be deported.

Section 6A of the Citizenship Act (Amendment) 1985 was the legislative enactment of the legal part of the Assam Accord. In 2005, Apex court struck down the IMDT Act 1983 to ease the process of detection and deportation of illegal migrants. The tasks of Foreigners Tribunal Assam detect-delete-deport have identified almost 20,000 foreigners but it becomes impossible to deport them. However deportation has not been discussed between India and Bangladesh at any level so far. The purpose of updating National Register of Citizenship (NRC) to identify foreigners is yet to be completed. Should we wait for the outcome of NRC to get the exact figures? Should Brahmaputra valley merely give up and succumb to JPC? India’s North East just can’t afford migrants anymore. Migration has significant implication for its demography, economy, socio-cultural framework and environment.

All Political parties utilize migrants as a convenient political vote bank. The rule of AFSPA and underdevelopment still haunts their lives. The tribal of the region are yet to be assimilated to India. A long term solution is necessary for both indigenous and legal migrant communities to live and work together in harmony towards the development of the states.

Should India welcome illegal immigrants on humanitarian ground? But Citizenship (Amendment) Bill will infringe the Rights of Indigenous People in the future.

Kamal Baruah, Rukminigaon, Guwahati

riving and rescuing the rapist. It is easy for politically correct pedants to carp and complain that the people, police and administration of Mon town should have acted long before things took such a turn; but compare their actions to the people, police and administration in other states. I have seen numerous clips of policemen standing idly by (if not actively aiding and abetting) while mobs ransacked Churches and beat up Christians; Moslems being beaten, even unto death, for carrying beef or transporting cows. And in none of these cases have I seen even a single person or policeman standing up against the mob.

My views on rapists are on public record (On crimes and punishments

and Scottish independence referendum]. To underlay the position of the informed panel in effortless sailing manner, the people’s workers proposes welfare variables after a calculative assessment in public channels, any individual could stay vigil and study, and impart inputs or present applicable defects through any medium, and in gravity of the case, through the people’s committee channel, contest the validity of the welfare (production) variables the informed panel presents.

In one manner, there is no individuality surfacing from the informed panel, only collective derivatives on credentials and validity.

Apart from the two intrinsic value of physique, the supreme court/natural court of justice would exist to navigate and arbitrate disputes of national interest issues and social anomalies of natural order under its fold and branches relevance to circumstances. Still the status quo of prima facie

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If I had been one of the mob that day, I cannot say that I would have acted any different from those around me. It takes a rare kind of courage to speak or act against the common flow of thought and events.

I salute the man who stood up against the mob, and the police and administration of Mon town for rescuing the rapist from a lynching.

They are The Few Good Men who raise Man above the level of Animals and who have shown India that Nagas protect the Rights of the Minority in Nagaland.

May God Bless You Kahuto Chishi Sumi, Akukau, Hevishe village, Khaghaboto Range, (Kahuto107@gmail.com)

Press statement on Lokayukta Act

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he Lokpal and Lokayukta Act, 2013 of Indian parliament was a shot in the arm for citizens of world’s largest Democracy. The anti-corruption Act was enacted to provide for the establishment of the institution of Lokpal to check corruption at the central level and Lokayukta at the state level. Since the passage of the bill by the parliament, 21 states have already set up Lokayukta institution.

After a delay of 5 years, with demands from various NGOs and the Supreme Court directing the Chief Secretaries of 11 states to explain the five-year delay in appointment of anti-corruption ombudsman Lokayukta and Uplokayukta. The Nagaland Lokayukta bill 2015 saw its light with amendments on December 15, 2017, and Governor PB Acharya giving assent on 22 March 2017, leaving it to the government of the day as and when to make the Lokayukta Bill functional and a reality.

Since then with the coming of the new government with the slogan “change is coming” there has been a huge expectation from the public that the Institution of the Lokayukta will be accorded foremost priority given the case of various sorts of corrupt activities in the state government being highlighted in both print and social media.

However, much to the dismay of the public the Lokayukta is yet to be instituted.

People for Democratic Rights (PDR) positively reminds the government that “justice delayed is justice denied” and the democratic government having its mandate to govern for the public cannot deny its citizens their democratic rights. PDR demands that the government immediately show its sincerity to fight corruption by instituting the Lokayukta in Nagaland. It also demands that the individual/s to be appointed in the Commission should be of highest integrity acceptable by the public to maintain highest sanctity and not according to political convenience.

PDR urges the PDA government to ensure amendments to the bill providing enough power to fight corruption which is only the way out for highly corrupted system of Nagaland and usher in developed and progressive Nagaland.

People for Democratic Rights, Albert Lotha Convenor, Publicity Wing; Haikim Zeliang, Member, Publicity Wing

would remain intact in every sphere of resolving issues, as reasoning in natural order of things perforates unprecedented nature of cases ensuring justice is served the way it is meant to be. Though it is presumed, within the structure, disparities between the prior two entities have minuscule probabilities of emerging, yet upon conflicting inaccuracy of confrontation, the natural court would closely monitor the anomalies along with the people, and with the comprehension, discernment and assent of the people, consign the verdict in however manner of apparition.

The array to facilitate the sentinels disbursed accordingly in the structure would consequent via assigning the method to allocate equal right to opportunity, within the hierarchy throughout the dispositions.

The informed panel would be aggregated by sentinels of academy and intellect in its nerve network, and a

council, comprising dignitaries regarded as ethical, unbiased and acumen – which on a periodical basis would be elected by the sentinels within and any individual who can invest himself/herself in updating the routines (competency) of the nominees, by attaining access-certification following basic discernment caliber indication with/without (debatable) basic minimal credential of curriculum vitae. There would also coexist, an advisory board that would supervise and rudimentarily pre-empt and assist the council with the dispensations. An independent anatomy body would exist within the structure that will only revise, assess and document the dispensations of the council and tab the records. The council would inhabit the nexus of the nerve network that streamlines the means of production and systematic research.

(To be concluded) S N Garret

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Call to protect flora and fauna

Blessed with beautiful landscape, hills, forest and valleys having rich flora and fauna, Nagaland is called the “Switzerland of the East”. Blessed with arable lands for cultivation and tranquil climate and environment for existence of flora and fauna; Nagaland is gradually losing various species of animals and medicinal plants due to excessive extraction or hunt for consumption and commercial purposes. The species of birds, animals, and plants we have seen within our vicinity, a decade or earlier were seen no more or hardly seen. If the people of Nagaland continues to excessively access the beautiful nature, our children of tomorrow would not see what we have seen today. As a responsible citizen, let us step forward to contribute and educate people of our own locality in preserving and protecting our beautiful nature to minimise global warming. Let us breathe and drink together the unpolluted air and water.

Mongtikala, Lower Bayavu Kohima

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

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Advanced DNA labs to come up NH resolves to continue striving for Nagas’ cause (From p-1)

New Delhi, June 1 (IANS): To accelerate criminal investigations of crimes against women, India’s first advanced DNA forensic laboratory will come up in Chandigarh and five more such labs will be set up in Mumbai, Chennai, Guwahati, Pune and Bhopal in the next three months, Women and Child Development Minister Maneka Gandhi said on Friday.

“Forensic analysis plays a critical role in criminal investigation and the Sakhi Suraksha Advanced DNA Forensic Laboratory in the Central Forensic Science Lab (CFSL), Chandigarh campus will contribute in addressing the gap in forensic DNA analysis of pending sexual assault cases in the country.

“The current sample storage capacity of CFSL is less than 160 cases per year and Sakhi Suraksha Advanced DNA Forensic

Maneka Gandhi

Laboratory is estimated to increase the capacity to 2,000 cases per year in Chandigarh alone,” she said in a statement.

Elaborating on the project, which is in a joint effort with Union Home Ministry, Gandhi said that the lab is being set up as a model forensic lab and would be replicated in other parts of the country, bringing the total minimum annual capacity of the labs to 50,000 cases.

Underscoring the importance of the forensics in nabbing the culprits in sexual assault cases, she said that

special forensic kits for rape would be distributed to all police stations and hospitals by the July. “Forensic rape kits are currently with CFSL Chandigarh for validation.

These inviolable kits will be used for providing uncontaminated evidence and would contain a complete list of evidence/samples to be collected along with the equipment required to collect the evidence,” she added.

According to a ministry statement, the Sakhi Suraksha Advanced DNA Forensic Laboratory would have four units are address cases related to women - a Sexual Assault and Homicide unit; Paternity unit; Human Identification unit and a Mitochondrial unit.

“Apart from the sexual assault and homicide unit, the other three units are interlinked and will work to examine cases related to crime against women.

While paternity unit is es-

sential to solving cases related to criminal paternity, gender selection and child swapping in hospitals, the human identification unit is important in cases of missing person or children.

“Mitochondrial unit will conduct mitochondrial DNA analysis in cases where regular Nuclear DNA analysis is not possible such as in case of highly degraded samples. The mitochondrial unit can also be used to better explore family relationships,” it said.

At present, there are six Central Forensic Science Labs (CFSLs) in Chandigarh, Guwahati, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Pune and Bhopal and one State Forensic Science Lab in each state/ union territory.

These labs are responsible for conducting forensic analysis of all cases in the country including sexual assault, criminal paternity and homicide.

Further, the meeting felt that the necessity of the speaker to consult the president for convening the assembly did not arise as the executive council meeting of October 31, 2017 had requested both the president and vice-president to demit their offices on the ground that their respective tribe organisations viz., Ao Senden and Sumi Hoho

had dissociated from Naga Hoho. And the Yezabo clearly explains holding of posts in Naga Hoho vide Article 18 clause 1.

Besides, four federating units of Naga Hoho – Chakhesang Public Organisation, Angami Public Organisation, Puchury Hoho and Rengma Hoho – had on the same ground questioned the legitimacy of the president and vicepresident’s letter addressed

to the speaker, dated 29/9/2017, the members observed.

In the executive council meeting, the four organisations had made their stand explicitly clear that they would not cooperate unless their contention was addressed.

Besides, officials of Naga Hoho present also reiterated that they stood by the executive council meeting resolution that

“unless the president and vice-president demit office, the executives shall resign en mass”.

Earlier, subsequent to an invocation prayer

by Naga Hoho finance secretary Rungutuo Sechu, Mutsikhoyo Yhobu was appointed as session secretary to conduct proceedings of the House. This was stated in a statement by speaker Kenyuseng Tep and session secretary Yhobu.

Royalty issue: SSSUD threatens to impose sand ban (From p-1) SSSUD had earlier disclosed that both G&M department and forest department have been collecting taxes from sand-laden trucks. It said the G&M department issues money receipt, but the forest department issues token in a small piece of paper at both New Field and Delai check gates.

G&M department has said that as per Nagaland Rules of Executive Business 2016, the department has been authorized as administrative authority of mineral concession and development of minerals in the state. It stated that the dispute between forest and G&M departments was already resolved at a joint meeting on October 28, 2017 and accordingly, a clear administrative order was issued with the approval of chief minister under the present PDA government on April 2, 2018.

The department said it was collecting royalty as per the rate prescribed under Schedule 1 of Nagaland Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 2004 (NMMCR 2004) against issue of money receipt.

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noted: “... counsel appearing for the State submits that the chargesheet has been filed.

The petitioner will now appear before the trial court and seek regular bail.”

On May 22, the top court had asked the Tamil Nadu Police not to take coercive action against Shekher till June 1 after he sought anticipatory bail. The social media post made insinuations against the media and

women journalists after 78year-old Tamil Nadu Governor Banwarilal Purohit patted a woman journalist on her cheek, apparently seeking to avoid answering a question she had asked.

Shekher has already apologised and deleted the Facebook post in April.

He claimed that the post was penned by one of his friends, S. Thirumalai, questioning the chastity of women journalists and shared it on Shekher’s Facebook page. The Madras High Court earlier dismissed Shekher’s initial plea for anticipatory bail and directed police to take action on the complaint as they would do on a normal complaint against any person.

New Delhi, June 1 (IANS): Inter net-based messaging service providers like WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal and others need to make modifications to their platforms so that users can no longer be added to group chats without express consent, said a group of activists from India on Friday.

In an open letter addressed to Telegram Messenger CEO Pavel Durov and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, among others, the group said that all major messaging services currently let users to be added to groups without permission, exposing their personal details like phone numbers and profile pictures to group members. “In the

absence of a mechanism to prevent themselves from being added to groups that they would not like to participate in, users have no option but to manually exit the groups,” read the letter signed by Software Freedom Law Centre and a few other civil society organisations and individuals.

“This is a troubling state of affairs because users may be forcefully exposed to a range of subjectively undesirable content that they would never have signed up for otherwise, which can be particularly damaging, especially in situations where malicious actors attempt to intimidate, disparage, harass or harm individuals in any way,” they wrote.

New Delhi, June 1 (IANS): The CBI on Friday issued summons to former Finance Minister P. Chidambaram, the second time in a week, asking him to join the investigation on June 6 in connection with the INX Media corruption case, the probe agency said.

The senior Congress leader has been asked to face the questions of the investigators at the agency’s headquarters in south Delhi’s Lodhi Road.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) first issued the summons to Chidambaram in the case on Wednesday asking him

to appear the next day, but the Congress leader skipped the notice after the Delhi High court granted him interim protection from arrest. That time, Chidambaram’s lawyer Arun Natarajan told the CBI through an application that his client would not join investigation into the case when it is under consideration of the court.

Chidambaram’s move came after the Delhi High Court on Thursday granted

him interim protection from arrest in the INX Media case directing the CBI not to take any coercive action against him till July 3 -- the next date of hearing.

The CBI on May 15 last year filed an FIR in the case accusing Chidambaram, his son Karti and others of involvement in irregularities committed in giving INX Media the clearance to receive Rs 305 crore in foreign investment.

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New Delhi, June 1 (IANS): Refusing interim protection from arrest to actor-turned-politician and BJP leader S.Ve. Shekher, the Supreme Court on Friday ordered him to appear before a Magistrate’s court and seek regular bail in a case involving forwarding of a Facebook post that was derogatory to women journalists.

A vacation bench of Justice L. Nageswara Rao and Justice Mohan M. Shantanagoudar gave the directions as Tamil Nadu counsel M. Yogesh Kanna said that the Cyber Crime Cell of the Tamil Nadu Police had already filed the chargesheet in the case. Disposing off Shekher’s plea, the court

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The reward amount for information under the Foreign Black money Act has been kept high at Rs 5 crore to make it “attractive to potential sources” in foreign countries, the I-T department said.

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is aimed at encouraging people to give information about benami transactions and properties as well as income earned on such properties by such hidden investors and beneficial owners, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) said.

“Under the Benami Transactions Informants Reward Scheme, 2018, a person can get reward up to Rs one crore for giving specific information in prescribed manner to the Joint or Additional Commissioners of Benami Prohibition Units (BPUs) in Investigation Directorates of Income Tax Department about benami transactions and properties as well as proceeds from such properties which are actionable under Benami Property Transactions Act, 1988, as amended

by Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Amendment Act, 2016,” it said.

The tax department also assured full confidentiality of the informer for all

est private bank ICICI Bank too said it has raised fiveyear tenor MCLR by 10 bps to 8.70 per cent. It has also raised the MCLR by 10 bps in loans with tenor of one year and three years.

H owe ve r, l e n d i n g rate remains unchanged in case of loans up to three months.

PNB has also increased the base rate to 9.25 per cent from the earlier 9.15 per cent.

Private sector bank ICICI Bank too has raised one-year MCLR by 10 bps to 8.40 per cent from today.

Other banks, sources said, were also likely to follow suit.

Most of home and auto loans are linked to MCLR. Meanwhile, mortage lender HDFC said that it has increased its retail prime lending rate (RPLR), on which its adjustable rate home loans (ARHL) are benchmarked, by 10 basis points, effective tomorrow.

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Besides, the ‘Income Tax Informants Reward Scheme’ has also been amended under which a person can get reward up to Rs 50 lakh for giving specific information about substantial evasion of tax on income or assets in India, which are actionable under the Income-tax Act, 1961.

The CBDT Friday announced Benami Transactions Informants Reward Scheme, 2018, under which any person, including foreigners, can inform Joint or Additional Commissioners about benami transactions and properties which can be tried under the Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Amendment Act, 2016.

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New Delhi, Jun 1 (PTI): Days ahead of RBI's monetary policy review, India's three major banks SBI, PNB and ICICI Bank Friday increased their benchmark lending rates or MCLR by up to 0.1 per cent, making loans costlier for consumers.

The new rates are effective from Friday.

India's largest lender SBI has increased the lending rate by 10 basis points across all tenors up to three years.

Now SBI's overnight and one-month tenors' Marginal Cost of Funds Based Lending Rate (MCLR) stands at 7.9 per cent as against 7.8 per cent, as per the SBI's website.

The MCLR for a threeyear tenor increased to 8.45 per cent from 8.35 per cent earlier.

The state-owned Punjab National (PNB), the country's second largest lender, raised the MCLR for three-year and five-year tenors to 8.55 per cent and 8.7 per cent, respectively.

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The rupee has gained a healthy 80 paise in the latest bout of three-day rally.

Though, renewed fears about trade war after the US imposed new tariffs on im-

NEW DELHI, Jun 1 (Agencies): The Goods and Services Tax (GST) collections in May stood below the Rs 1 lakh crore-mark in comparison with the figures released for April. In May, the GST revenue collections came at Rs 94,016 crore, Ministry of Finance said in a notification. Out of the total collections, Central GST (CGST) is Rs 15,866 crore, State GST (SGST) is Rs 21,691 crore, Integrated GST (IGST) is Rs 49,120 crore (including Rs 24,447 crore collected on imports) and cess is Rs 7,339 crore (including Rs 854 crore collected on imports), it added.

Total number of GSTR3B returns filed for April up to May 31 is 62.47 lakh.

T h e t o t a l r eve nu e earned by the Central government and the state governments after settlement in May is Rs 28,797 crore for CGST and Rs 34,020 crore for the SGST.

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However, the upbeat Q4 GDP data damped bets of rate cut from the Reserve Bank of India next week, a forex dealer commented.

ported steel and aluminum kept forex sentiment little shaky with the rupee depreciating in early trade.

The domestic unit touched a low of 67.45 before staging a strong rebound.

On the energy front, cr ude futures regained ground after early losses, but the US benchmark is set for a second consecutive week of declines as US oil output comes close to matching that of top producer Russia.

Brent crude futures, an international benchmark, is trading weak at USD 77.04 a barrel in early Asian trade.

At the inter-bank foreign exchange (forex) market, the local unit resumed virtually flat at 67.41 against the US dollar.

After briefly hitting a low of 67.45 in early morning deals, the rupee surprisingly sprung back to life following a heavy dollar unwinding exporters and banks.

NEW DELHI, Jun 1 (Agencies): The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) should step up its fight to curb turbulence in the rupee and ensure the currency doesn’t swing wildly, a senior adviser to Prime Minister Narendra Modi said.

“We need a better exchange management policy, a sharper response and a lower time to respond,” Rajiv Kumar, vice chairman of the government think-tank NITI Aayog, said in an interview on Wednesday. “RBI should be acting more smartly to smoothen the volatility rather than see this yo-yolike movement in the rupee value.”

India has been swept up in an emerging-market rout triggered by rising US interest rates and a stronger dollar.

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Mumbai, Jun 1 (PTI): The Indian rupee stormed ahead to end at a near onemonth high of 67.06 against the US dollar Friday, surging by 35 paise after a flurry of upbeat economic data bolstered confidence in the growth outlook.

A broadly stronger Indian unit also rallied against British pound, euro and Japanese yen.

Beating the street estimates and signalling a turnaround, the nation’s economy expanded at 7.7 per cent in the JanuaryMarch period against 7.2 per cent achieved in Q3 FY18, retaining the fastest growing major economy tag.

The economic expansion was significantly higher than China’s 6.8 per cent in the January-March period.

In addition, infrastructure industries grew 4.7 per cent in April and also fiscal deficit for 2017-18 worked out to be 3.53 per cent of the GDP, broadly in line with the government’s revised

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London, Jun 1 (Agencies): Europe, Canada and Mexico are planning retaliatory moves after President Trump imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium imports to the US. The European Union issued a 10-page list of tariffs on US goods ranging from Harley-Davidson motorcycles to food products, BBC reported. It also plans to challenge the move at the World Trade Organization (WTO). Mr Trump claimed the tariffs would protect US steelmakers, which were vital to national security.

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Trump reconsider his decision. UK International Trade Secretary Liam Fox said the 25% levy on steel was “patently absurd”, adding: “It would be a great pity if we ended up in a tit-for-tat trade dispute with our closest allies.”

Barry Gardiner, the Labour shadow trade secretary, told the BBC’s Today programme the US measures were “based on a lie”, adding the UK should not be “bullied by the president ... we believe in a rulesbased system and Trump doesn’t”.

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the tariffs were “no way to treat your friend” and called on the government to safeguard the industry’s 31,000 jobs. Justin Trudeau, the Canadian Prime Minister, said the US move was “totally unacceptable” and rejected the claim that his country posed a national security threat to America.

Canada plans to impose tariffs of up to 25% on about $13bn worth of US exports from July 1. Goods affected will include some American steel, as well as consumer products such as yoghurt, whiskey and coffee.

Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray said his country was planning new duties for imports of steel, pork, apples, grapes, blueberries and cheese from the US. Opposition to the tariffs was also voiced by prominent Republicans. House Speaker Paul Ryan, the most influential Republican in Congress, said the move “targets America’s allies when we should be working with them to address the unfair trading practices of countries like China”.

international US tariffs a dangerous game, says EU London, Jun 1 (Agencies): The US is playing a “dangerous game” by slapping tariffs on European steel and aluminium, the European Union’s trade commissioner has said. Cecilia Malmstrom warned the move by US President Donald Trump would have consequences for the economic recovery of the EU, as well as US consumers. The EU has issued a 10-page list of tariffs on US goods ranging from Harley-Davidson motorcycles to bourbon, BBC reported. Canada and Mexico are also planning retaliatory moves against the tariffs.

Ms Malmstrom said the EU would challenge the move at the World Trade Organization but that tariffs on US imports were necessary as “we cannot just take these tariffs and stay silent”. The commissioner said that despite the EU’s “rebalancing” action, the two sides were not in a trade war. “What we are in is a very difficult situation,” Ms Malmstrom said. This situation could only be diffused by the US withdrawing its measures against the EU, she added.

Seoul, Pyongyang to hold military-level talks Seoul, Jun 1 (Agencies): North and South Korea Friday agreed to hold military and Red Cross talks later this month on reducing tensions and resuming reunions of families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War. The rivals also agreed at a meeting of senior officials at the border village of Panmunjom to establish a liaison office at the North Korean border town of Kaesong and hold sports talks on fielding combined teams for some sports at the Asian Games in August, as they continue to take steps toward reconciliation.

S o u t h Ko r e a s ay s building trust with North Korea is crucial amid a US-led diplomatic push to persuade the North to give up its nuclear weapons. The high-level meeting between the Koreas followed talks in New York between US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and senior North Korean envoy Kim Yong Chol on a possible summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. American delegations are also meeting with North Koreans at Panmunjom and in Singapore as part of

Oppn leader becomes new Spanish PM after Rajoy forced out

Madrid, Jun 1 (IANS): Pedro Sanchez, the leader of Spain’s opposition Socialist Party, took over as the country’s new Prime Minister on Friday after Mariano Rajoy was forced out of office by a no confidence vote in Parliament.

Rajoy was toppled by a corruption scandal involving members of his Popular Party (PP) and became the first leader in Spain’s modern democracy to lose a vote of no trust in Parliament, the BBC reported.

Sánchez, 46, secured the needed majority of 176 votes out of 350 seats in Spain’s lower chamber.

“We’re going to sign a new page in the history of democracy in our country,” Sánchez said.

A loose multi-party coalition decided to oust Rajoy and his right-wing

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party following a national court verdict in which several of its former top officials were found guilty of setting up a vast network of corruption in fraudulent financial dealings including bribery, embezzlement, forgery, misuse of public funds, money laundering, tax crimes and influence peddling, among others.

Rajoy’s party had also been found guilty of profiting from fraudulent finan-

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sports officials were set for June 18 at Panmunjom, the ministry said.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who met with Kim Jong Un twice in the past two months, has said progress in interKorean reconciliation will be a crucial part of international efforts to resolve the nuclear standoff with North Korea because the North won’t give up its nuclear program unless it feels its security is assured.

Ri Son Gwon, chairman of the North Korean agency that deals with inter-Korean

affairs, told Cho at the start of the meeting that the rivals should work on building “trust and consideration for each other” to carry out the agreements forged at the recent inter-Korean summits.

When Moon and Kim met for their first summit at Panmunjom in April 27, they spoke of vague aspirations for a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula and permanent peace, which Seoul has tried to sell as a meaningful breakthrough that increases the chances of successful nuclear negotiations between Trump and Kim.

No ongoing talks with Afghanistan govt: Taliban Kabul, Jun 1 (IANS): The Taliban on Friday denied any talks with the Afghanistan government, after the head of the US and NATO forces in the country General John Nicholson said last week that both parties were holding a dialogue.

“We categorically reject this baseless claim made by General Nicholson.

The policy of Islamic Emirate regarding talks and negotiations had been frequently announced and it does not have any secret lay-

ers,” Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said in a statement. Mujahid accused Nicholson of making these “fabricated statements” to “divert attention from his failures” and keeping the American press “occupied with false allegations rather than exposing Trump’s failed strategy for Afghanistan”, reports Efe news. On Wednesday, Nicholson compared the Asian country’s situation with the peace process in Colombia.The general’s comparison took into ac-

count Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani’s proposal in February to hold peace negotiations with the Taliban. The military called it “talking and fighting” and said that violence and progress can coexist, as is happening now in Afghanistan. In February, Ghani’s offer to the Taliban included its political recognition, permission to open a political office, the issue of passports, facilitating relocation of their families and release of prisoners, among other offers.

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South Korea’s Unification Ministry said the Koreas agreed to set up the liaison office at a factory park in Kaesong that had been jointly operated by the countries until the South shut it down in February 2016 after a North Korean nuclear test. The Koreas agreed to hold the military talks at Panmunjom on June 16 and the Red Cross talks on June 22 at the North’s Diamond Mountain resort.

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ment in the scandal, which hit the headlines again last week after one of its former treasurers was given a 33year jail sentence.

The High Court in Madrid convicted Luis Bárcenas of receiving bribes, money laundering and tax crimes.

The case centred on a secret campaign fund which the PP ran from 1999 until 2005.

Sánchez was yet to disclose the members of his future cabinet, which could either be a minority government made up of only Socialist ministers or a mixed one with members from other parties such as UP, its largest partner in this unprecedented vote.

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to bringing the motion over the 176-vote hurdle for the absolute majority required for Rajoy’s eviction and Sánchez’s elevation to the country’s highest political office.

Sánchez also had the backing of the chamber’s third-largest party, the progressive-populist alliance Unidos Podemos (“We Can,” UP), whose 71 MPs all voted for a change in government.

During the second day of debate on Friday, Rajoy admitted facing defeat and told MPs that it has been “an honour to leave a better Spain than I found”.

Sánchez said Rajoy had failed to take responsibility for his party’s involve-

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Rev. Dr. Zelhou, Rev. Dr. Visielie, FTS faculty members and graduating students during 10th convocation programme on Friday. (NP)

DIMAPUR: Naga People’s Front (NPF), Mokokchung division held its consultative meeting with assembly constituency officials on June 1 at the divisional office, Mokokchung. A press release from the division’s media cell said that at the meeting, it conveyed its profound gratitude to the electorate of Nagaland, especially the party legislature and the people of Peren and Phek for extending their support and voting in favour of NPF candidate C. Apok Jamir during the Lok Sabha byelection. While encouraging all party rank and file, the division president, Moasangba Jamir urged the party workers to work tirelessly for the upliftment the party and thanked the NPF workers for their selfless service and sacrifices rendered towards the successful conduct of the by-election.

T h e m e e t i n g wa s chaired by Tangit Imsong, general secretary (admin) NPF Mokokchung division and was attended by all the assembly constituency officials and divisional leaders.

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(L) The Mahindra Scorpio with the IMFL. (R) The IMFL seized from commercial vehicles.

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DIMAPUR, JUN 1 (NPN): Excise Kohima personnel manning Peducha check gate on Friday seized 38 cases (696 bottles) of Indian Made Foreign Liquor (IMFL) from a vehicle, Mahindra Scorpio (NL 07 7821) and arrested one person.

According to superintendent of Excise Kohi-

ANGPTA flays harassment of polling official at Kubza PS MOKOKCHUNG, 1 JUN (NPN): All Nagaland Government Primary Teacher’s Association (ANGPTA) Mokokchung Unit has written a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioner and ARO Mokokchung against the alleged harassment of one polling official at Kubza village, polling station 13 – 26 A/C Aonglenden, Nagaland.

The memorandum appended by Temjenyanger and Nukshitemjen vice president and general secretary, respectively, of ANGPTA said the Mokokchung Unit anticipated stern action against the culprit(s) leading to the harassment of the government servant, namely Samuel Sumi, who did as directed and attended election duty held on May 28 at Kubza village, polling station 13 as first polling officer and performed his duty as designated without breaching the election code of conduct.

It may be noted that Samuel Sumi is the president of ANGPTA, Mokokchung Unit. The memorandum further added that he was harassed, assaulted and threatened

the moment they detach themselves from reality, their message will lose its relevancy and he also encouraged the graduands to avoid theological jargon and pretension.

The programme was led by Asola Jamir, academic dean, invocation prayer was said by Kholi Salew, registrar, special songs were presented by Neivizonuo and Friends and FTS choir, a speech on behalf of graduating students was given by Ngovetso Lohe B.Th, presentation of degrees and awards was done by Rev. Dr. Visielie Angami, principal FTS and prayer of commis-

without any reason by the culprits. This kind of incident has become a menace to the smooth conduct of election, it said, and if not dealt with seriously, it will encourage more such crimes in the future. The memorandum further stated that the said incident happened due to lack of security arrangements for the officials.

The association took note of the unwanted incident and urged the authority to give exemplary punishment to the culprits as per law, so that such incidents were avoided in the future.

The association also strongly condemned the act and stated that if such kind of acts and deeds against the lawful government employees were not dealt with seriously, the association would be forced not to comply with any further directives from the authority.

The association asked the administration to take up the matter seriously and order an investigation and also provide adequate security for officials deputed by the government in the future, the memorandum concluded.

ma, Vikikhe Aomi, Sepipa Sangtam son of Tsatongli Sangtam of Kiphire town was arrested while trying to smuggle the liquor from Dimapur to Kiphire.

Aomi said that a case has been registered under the NLTP Act 1989 and investigation was on.

In a separate case, Aomi said that the duty party also seized 20 cases of IMFL from commercial

vehicles. The Excise duty party has seized around 60 cases on different occasions within a span of seven days.

The Excise duty party was led by inspector and in-charge, Vipral, head constable and 2nd in-charge, S. Yimto, constables – Kiyevi, Neizokieo, Nganvang, Akho, Nyimtsemo, Penshak and lady constabulary, Tsachola.

ANSTA asks units to visit non performing govt. schools DIMAPUR: All Nagaland School Teachers Association (ANSTA) has directed its units and sub units officials to visit all government schools, under respective jurisdictions, which have produced nil results in the recently concluded HSLC examination 2018.

A press release by ANSTA president, Ponchulo Wanth and general secretary, Visato Koso said the decision was unanimously arrived at during the association’s May 24 executive meeting, as an attempt to improve academic performance of government schools.

ANSTA has instructed unit officials to ascertain the reasons/factors responsible for the nil results of the concerned schools during their visit and submit their visit report to the central office within a month.

It said that report/ findings will be compiled and submitted to the “higher ups” for necessary remedial measures.

DIMAPUR: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Dimapur District has thanked all the party rank and file of Dimapur district for their contribution towards the success in the recently conducted Nagaland Parliamentary Lok Sabha by-election.

BJP, Dimapur District general secretary, Sentimeren also extended its gratitude to PHED minister & convenor

DIMAPUR: A Mega Legal Services Camp will be held on June 16 in Phek District.

A DIPR report stated that Nagaland State Legal Services Authority (NSLSA) in collaboration with Phek District Legal Services Authority (PDLSA) organized a consultative meet on June 1 at Phek Town Council hall with the departments,

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With immense pride and joy, we extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. W. Elanbeni Kikon, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Wosemo Kikon for securing the Top Position (Gold Medalist) in B.Sc. Botany under Nagaland University from St. Joseph's College, Jakhama.

Further, the Union prays and wishes you more success and glory in all your future endeavours.

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the upcoming camp. He said said that there was a need to reach out in all the villages and remote places and appealed to the attendees to cooperate in this outreach venture.

The session concluded with an open discussion among the participants.

The meeting was chaired by Mamang Singson, retainer lawyer PDLSA.

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The HSUTT would like to congratulate Miss.

Antilemla I Chang, D/o L Imkong Choba Chang and Visheli Swu from Holy Angels School for securing the state's highest mark in Social Science in the recently declared HSLC examination 2018. The Union wishes her the very best in her future endeavours.

The Union further congratulates all the successful candidates from Hakchang Village in the HSLC and HSSLC examination 2018.

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stakeholders and NGOs of the upcoming event.

Limasula Longkumer, legal ser vices camp in-charge, highlighted the activities and objective of the legal services camp.

Key note address was delivered by Longuhi, chairman PDLSA. Phek DC, Shanavas C. asked the government agencies to actively participate in

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of PDA election committee of Dimapur district, N. Jacob Zhimomi and advisor of power and co-convenor of PDA election committee Dimapur district, Tovihoto Ayemi for their contribution in all spheres.

BJP, Dimapur District also congratulated PDA consensus candidate Tokheho Yepthomi for the victory.

Phek DC, Shanavas C speaking at the consultative meet for the Nagaland State Legal Services Authority at Phek town council hall on June 1. (DIPR)

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tion officer, I. Moasenla and SDPO Mokokchung.

An introduction to CHILDLINE 1098 was given by nodal director CHILDLINE Nagaland & Governing Board Member CHILDLINE India Foundation, Subonenba Longkumer. A welcome speech was delivered by managing director C&SS/ collaborate director CHILDLINE 1098 Mokokchung, Imchawati Kichu, a special song was presented by Angangla Jamir. A vote of thanks was proposed by member BOG, C&SS, M. Amongla Longkumer, invocation was pronounced by youth evangelist MTBA, Monglier Tzudir, benediction was said by pastor Chang Baptist Church Mokokchung, Ngaku and the programme was chaired by coordinator CHILDLINE 1098 Mokokchung, Lanutemsu.

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The Anganba Village Union Kohima conveys heartiest congratulations to the following members for getting promotion in their service for bringing laurels & pride to the union.

1. Shri. T. Yukhaba Joint Secretary (P& AR) 2. Shri. M. Lisechem Deputy Secretary (P& AR) 3. Shri. K. Lathrong Anar Sr. H.A (I.T.I Kohima) N. YOJUNGLIBA Gen. Secretary AVUK K-1665

tic helpers to school just to prove to society that they are taken care of but in many cases these children are being forced to work beyond their strength and without proper food and rest which directly falls under Child Labour. Therefore, he said we should be vocal on such issues for it is the duty of every citizen to take care of and protect children who are in need of help.

The DC also suggested to those managing CHILDLINE, to give efforts to propagate and make people aware of the CHILDLINE facility not only in the town but in all the sub-divisions and villages so that people would make the best use of the facility.

Short speeches were delivered by chairman, Mokokchung District Legal Services Authority, Khape Koza; district child protec-

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fied life whatever ministry they enter into. He said the theological knowledge should mentor their spiritual relationship with the Lord that will take them beyond what is imagined or thought about.

He said that to work in the field of God was not an easy task but it needed determination, commitment, and leaving comfort zones.

Stressing more on working in God’s ministry, he gave a piece of advice saying that success will depend not on how much they knew but on how well they communicate their knowledge. He stated that

DIMAPUR: CHILDLINE 1098 Mokokchung was launched on Friday, at Ongpangkong Salang

by Deputy Commissioner Mokokchung, Sachin Jaiswal. CHILDLINE 1098 is a national 24 hours free, phone emergency outreach service for children in need of care and protection.

CHILDLINE Mokokchung which is being implemented in Mokokchung through the initiatives of the Care & Support Society (C&SS) Mokokchung is a project of the Union Ministry of Women & Child Development, Government of India.

According to DIPR, delivering a short speech, the DC said that many children were being abused mentally, physically or emotionally and this were often unnoticed. He said many families send their domes-

"Praise be to God on the Highest". We, the Phom Union Chumukedima with immense joy takes this proud moment to convey our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Kongtung Chingdang Phom, S/o M. Chingdang Phom of Kangching Village, Longleng District for topping B.Sc Honors in Zoology Subject in the recently declared Nagaland University undergraduate examination result 2018.

The Union would also like to congratulate all the students who have qualified in the HSLC & HSSLC Examination 2018 and wishes them success in their future endeavours.

(Shri. S. Chingjah Phom) President, P.U.C

(Shri. B. Meyikangzuk Phom) Gen. Secretary, P.U.C

LUVISHE UNION ZUNHEBOTO ZUNHEBOTO NAGALAND

I would like to convey my heartiest congratulations to Shri. Tokheho Yepthomi M.P, Lok Sabha for his grand success in the recent Parliamentary Election. I take immense pride in you being the representative of Nagaland in the August House of Parliament. Appreciating and having great faith in your capabilities, I hope you are the right man in the right job, because righteousness maketh a Nation.

I would also like to congratulate Shri. Neiphiu Rio, Chief Minister, Nagaland. As head of State, Nagaland will move ever forward under your dynamic leadership. May God bless and guide you both in the days to come.

The NSCN (IM) UT-I Chumukedima Staff Mr. Ketholeto Gabu (Tatar) and Mr. Nuvoto Khusoh (Leacy) on 29th May 2018 apprehended Mr. Rotman Ali (Khoti), a resident of 7th Mile Model Village for drug peddling, 7 tablets of Nitrosun and 134 capsules of SP were recovered from his possession. Later, the 7th Mile Model Village Council along with the Women's Association of 7th Mile Model Village excommunicated Mr. Khoti from the village jurisdiction for good along with a fine of Rs 20,000.

Luvishe Union Zunheboto takes immense pleasure and honour to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri. Tokheho Yepthomi at his success on the byelection to Lok Sabha.

The Union wishes and prays that Almighty God will continually provide wisdom and guide him in his future endeavour. May God bless more heights of achievement and progress under your leadership.

"They can conquer who believe they can"

(Dr. L.K. Achumi) Senior Citizen Dimapur

General Secretary G.B. 7th Mile Model Village 7th Mile Model Village Dimapur, Nagaland Chumukedima-797103, Nagaland

Kihika G Yepthomi Chairman Luvishe Union Zunheboto

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KOHIMA, JUN 1 (NPN): The 10th convocation of Faith Theological seminary (FTS) Jotsoma Kohima was held under the theme “whoever serves me must follow me…” (John 12:26) at FTS church with general secretary Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) Rev. Dr. Zelhou Keyho as the guest speaker on Friday.

Revered Keyho in his address said that the day was an important mile stone for the graduating students and they deserved this special honour for the hard work as the journey

has been tedious, challenging and at times stressful but also fulfilling. He reminded them that the graduation event was not the end; it was the commencement of a new beginning. He said people will not be interested about the grades or degrees they possessed but they would assess their spiritual, interpersonal skills and lifestyles grade.

Revered Keyho challenged the graduating students saying that the theological education should enable them to carry the mission of the crucified Lord, which is the embodiment of their own cruci-

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sion for the graduating students was said by the guest speaker.

Altogether 33 students graduated, including 17 students in M.Div. (7 extension), 14 in B. Th (4 extension) and 2 M. Th. (extension). Various special awards were given away: for M. Div. (regular study) Keheizulungle Cerai bagged the academic best student award, Shovetalü bagged the best thesis award, Kevi Gwirie bagged the leadership best student award.

For M.Div (extension study) academic best student was bagged by Shothalü and best women pastoral ministry award was bagged by Hungoilu Nienu.

For B.Th (regular study) academic best student award was bagged

by Khotolü Keyho, pulpit award was bagged by Dziesengulie Angami, best character student award

by Zuvithsü Tsangkhuru, most improved student award by Rangmo Kholia, and best all-round student

by Ngovetso. For B.Th (extension study) the evangelism best student award was bagged by L. Talichuba Sangtam.

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K o l ka t a , J u n 1 (IANS): The West Bengal BJP on Friday held demonstrations and gheraoed a number of police stations in the city and districts protesting against the killing of one of their youth activists in Purulia district and accused the state administration of failing to maintain law and order in the state.

The activists and leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party agitated outside Girish Park, Baguihati and Lake Town police stations in Kolkata on Friday afternoon.

Protest demonstrations were

also held outside the police stations in North 24 Parganas, Howrah, East Bardhaman and Birbhum districts.

State BJP Chief Dilip Ghosh accused the Trinamool Congress of trying to obliterate the political opposition from the state and claimed that they are capable of giving a befitting reply to the ruling party’s violence.

“They have claimed to make the state oppositionfree. We have removed the opposition from the entire India. They (Trinamool Congress) are hiding in Ben-

gal. They are insignificant,” said Ghosh, who himself participated in a demonstration outside North 24 Parganas’ Habra police station.

He also condemned the attacks and killing of the BJP activists in the state.

“One of our young activists was killed and hung from a tree for supporting BJP. What kind of politics is this? What kind of administration is at work here?

Should we pay them back in the same coin? We are very much capable of doing so,” Ghosh warned.

Centre to refund GST charged on raw food purchased by religious institutions

New Delhi/ Chandigarh, Jun 1 (PTI): The Centre has decided to refund its share of GST charged on purchase of raw food items by charitable religious institutions for distributing free meals to the public, Union Minister and SAD leader Harsimrat Kaur Badal said today. The Centre’s share of GST charged on the raw food materials purchased by the religious institutions will be refunded under a new scheme ‘Seva Bhoj Yojana’, she told reporters at a press conference in the national

capital. The move came after the Shriomani Akali Dal (SAD), an ally of the ruling NDA, and the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) demanded that raw food material being purchased for langars served at gurdwaras be exempted from the Goods and Services Tax (GST).

Harsimrat, who is the Minister of Food Processing, had also written a letter in this regard to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. The scheme has an

‘BJP issuing absurd statements after defeat’ LU C K N OW, J u n 1 (AGENCIES): Alleging that the ruling BJP was unable to digest its defeat in the Uttar Pradesh by-polls, Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav today said leaders of the saffron party had resorted to issuing absurd statements after the poll reversal.

Referring to state BJP chief Mahendra Nath Pandey’s statement that the unethical politics of fatwa and casteism temporarily overpowered the politics of development, Yadav was quoted in a party release as saying that rejecting the people’s mandate had become the norm in the ruling party.

“First the BJP tried to influence the impartiality of elections and now after the results have gone in favour

of the opposition parties, they have started issuing absurd statements,” he said, adding they tried their best to disturb peace in the western region this time and in doing so their arithmetic went haywire.

“Now the BJP leadership needs to learn how to respect public sentiment but it seems that they have no faith in democratic values and the Constitution,” Akhilesh said.

The SP chief asked the BJP to also learn to deal with defeat or else they will not be able to face the outcome of the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.

BJP state unit chief had yesterday said, “Politics of fatwa, casteism, and politics devoid of any principles temporarily overpowered politics of development.

financial outlay of around Rs 325 crore from 2018-19 to 2019-20 and has been notified by the Union Ministry of Culture. The assistance will come under the ‘Seva Bhoj Yojana’. The central government’s share of Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST) paid on the purchase of specific items by charitable religious institutions for distributing free food to the public shall be reimbursed as financial assistance by the Government of India, according to a order of the ministry.

Lt Gen Singh takes over as Northern Command chief

Order local, regional cuisine on the go in trains: IRCTC

Lt Gen Ranbir Singh

Jammu, Jun 1 (IANS): Lt Gen Ranbir Singh on Friday took over as the chief of the Indian Army’s Northern Command, a Defence Ministry statement said.

After assuming charge, he conveyed his greetings to all ranks and expressed his commitment to take forward the excellent work by his predecessors in these challenging conditions, it said, Lt Gen, who was the Deputy Chief of Army Staff, Information Services and Training, was commissioned into the 9th Battalion of the Dogra Regiment in 1980 and has had esperience of various staff and command posts, having commanded a mountain brigade, an armoured division and a Strike corps.

His tenures also include United Nations Peacekeeping assignment in Rwanda and and Sudan.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Okotso Village Council would like to extend its heartfelt gratitude to the following individuals and groups who extended their unflinching support morally, physically and financial help during the tragic accident happened on 31/05/2018 in between Sanis and Doyang.

The deceased and injured Anganwadi workers/ helpers met with an accident while returning after attending meeting and collection of Anganwadi materials from Sanis.

1. Doctors & Staff of PHC Sanis 2. Officer-in-Charge Sanis Police Station 3. Police of Sanis (Zero Point) 4. Administration Sanis 5. Anganwadi Union Sanis 6. Lotha Baptist Church Association (Middle Range) 7. CDPO & Staff Sanis 8. Director Social Welfare Nagaland 9. PHC Bhandari, PHC Chukitong, PHC Doyang 10. Okotso Ekhung Wokha 11. Dimapur Okotso Ekhung 12. Kohima Okotso Ekhung 13. Okotso Baptist and AG Church 14. Well wishers.

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New Delhi, Jun 1 (IANS): In a bid to boost the e-catering service and to increase the choice of local or regional cuisine for railway passengers, the IRCTC on Friday said that it has joined hands with delivery service partner TRAPIGO for the purpose.

In a statement, the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) said: “In furtherance of the e-catering initiative to rope in more reputed and reliable aggregators in the field of catering and in increasing the choice of local or regional cuisine to the passengers

travelling on trains, we have joined hands with delivery service partner TRAPIGO and Shree Mahalakshmi Swayam Sahayata Bachat Ghat (Ratnagiri).”

According to the IRCTC, TRAPIGO, a last mile ‘B2B’ logistics service provider for food products is a start-up by IIT-IIM and NIFT graduates.

“In IRCTC’s mission to ensure reliable delivery of hot and fresh food from the choicest restaurants in the city, TRAPIGO with its own fleet of delivery boys in co-branded uniforms will guarantee the execution.

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With immense pride and honour, we the Pongkong Students Union Mon, Nagaland would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss. WANMEI. M. Konyak, D/o Mr. MOE & Mrs. MANLIH Konyak for scoring the highest marks in Physics (96) in the recent HSSLC Exam.

The Union also expresses its deepest wishes and prays that the Almighty God continues to bless her and grant success in all her future endeavour.

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“Orders placed on IRCTC’s e-Catering website www.ecatering.irctc. co.in or ‘Food-on-track’ app will be delivered by TRAPIGO in neat packaging with co-branded tapes, stickers etc at a nominal fee of Rs 15,” the IRCTC said.

The IRCTC said that the new partnership has been made live in Nagpur from Friday on a pilot basis with expansion plans including other cities in the North-Central belt like New Delhi, Itarsi, Jhansi, Bhopal, etc.

The IRCTC also said

of the top winners who attained the highest vote shares in the elections are R. Akhanda Srinivasamurthy, D.K. Shivakumar (bothe Congress) and Ashwath Narayan (BJP) who get 77, 69 and 67 per cent vote share, respectively.

The report, by the ADR and Karnataka Election Watch, said five of the 222 winners registered victory with less than 1,000 votes.

Pratap Gowda Patil won with 213 votes, Venkataramanappa with 409, Basanagouda Patil with 555, Channabasappa Satyappa Shivalli with 634 and Guttedar Subhash Jemmayya with 697 votes.

It said there has been 41 per cent increase in the number of political parties compared to those contesting in 2013. A number of 83 political parties -- including six national, eight state and 69 registered unrecognised -- participated in 2018 Karnataka Assembly polls while 59 political parties were in the fray in 2013. The voter turnout this year was 74 per cent against 71 per cent in 2013. The report said 44 (57 per cent) out of 77 winners with declared criminal cases have won with a vote share of 50 per cent and above while 95 (44 per cent) out 215 crorepati winners have won with a vote share of 50 per cent and above.

that Shree Mahalakshmi Swayam Sahayata Bachat Ghat, a self-help group (SHG) empanelled with it under the e-catering project at Ratnagiri, famous for its export quality Alphonso mangoes has also shown interest in selling fresh and naturally ripened organic mangoes to the passengers.

“The SHG will sell the mangoes at a discounted price of Rs 470 per dozen. This is the first of its kind efforts in offering seasonal fruits in a moving train,” the IRCTC said.

APPRECIATION

The Vungoju Colony Council Wokha, Vungoju Colony Eloe Ekhung and Vungoju Colony Youth Forum extend its heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to the coalition partners of PDA, EE PWD (R&B) and his staff for the ongoing departmental works and blacktopping of roads from Police Point to Dr. Motsuo Memorial District Hospital and from Forest Colony Junction via GHSS to Molonsu Colony Junction.

It has been the long cherished wish of the citizens of Vungoju Colony in particular and Wokha Town in general for such developmental works, as this being the only two connecting roads to Dr. M.M. Disrtict Hospital Wokha. We also acknowledge and extend our appreciation for the sincere and ceaseless efforts of the department officials and everyone involved in making this project a success.

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New Delhi, Jun 1 (IANS): The Karnataka Assembly polls saw 55 per cent of the winners getting less than 50 per cent of the votes while five winners registered victory with margin of less than 1,000 votes, a report prepared by Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) said on Friday.

It said 123 of 222 winners secured victory with less than 50 per cent of votes polled in their constituency in the May 12 assembly elections. The elections in two constituencies namely Jayanagar and Rajarajeshwari Nagar were then deferred/countermanded.

Out of these 123, 53 are from Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), 48 from Congress, 19 from Janata DalSecular and one each from Karnataka Pragnyavantha Janatha Party (KPJP) and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), while one is an independent candidate. The top three winners who attained the least vote share during the elections are Anjali Hemant Nimbalkar and Yashvantharaygouda Vittalagouda Patil (both Congress) and D.S. Suresh (BJP) with 24, 30 and 30 per cent vote share respectively.

As per the report, 99 (45 per cent) winners won with 50 per cent and above of the total votes polled in their constituency. Three

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Felicitation

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We the Unger Students’ Union would like to felicitate the successful candidates of HSLC students from Govt. High School Unger for achieving 100% result and bringing laurels to the students community.

We also like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to the Govt.

High School Unger Teachers for their selfless efforts and their dedicated life made a grand success in the examination result.

Lastly, we would like to convey our congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC from the Unger Students’ Union. We wish them success in their future endeavour.

Sd/Sd/Ponayanger Tsuktitula Vice President, USU General Secretary, USU OFFICE OF THE

PHENSHÜNYULOWJVÜ STUDENTS’ UNION P.O., P.S. Tseminyu: Nagaland

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With great honour, the PLSU convey our heartiest congratulations and acknowledge for the achievements of: 1. Miss. Rasüle Kemp, D/o Mr. Senlo Kemp from Govt. Higher Secondary school Tseminyu for securing subject topper in Sociology in HSSLC Exam 2018.

2. Miss. Bwenye Kemp, D/o Mr. Njosin Kemp for securing Gold Medal in Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) Accountancy and Finance from Tetso College Dimapur in Nagaland University under Graduate Exam 2018.

3. All the members of PLSU who got through the HSLC, HSSLC and Degree Exam 2018.

4. Mr. Kumdilong Kessen, S/o Mr. Gwasenlo Kessen successfully cleared the Nagaland Judicial Service Examination 2018.

5. Dr. Joshua Keppen, S/o Mr. Shwehilo Keppen for being conferred with the Ph.D in Biochemistry on the Topic “ Identification and Validation of human Radiation Response GENE(S) and Proteins as radiation Biomarker (S) under North Eastern Hill University (NEHU) Shillong Mehalaya.

The Union wishes and prays that almighty God continue to bless them throughout their career.

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T h e WA S U e x t e n d s o u r h e a r t i e s t congratulations for their outstanding performance in their respective fields.

1. Vimeno Nakhro, D/O Visatso Nakhro Top 15 Mezhür Hr. Sec. School, Kohima HSLC 2. Viseno Nisa, D/O Kekoyato Nisa Subject Topper Home Science Little Flower Hr. Sec. School, Kohima HSLC 3. Lhuvi Khate, S/O Dr.Rokoliebi Khate Subject Topper Music Holy Cross Hr. Sec. School, Dimapur HSLC 4. Vikedono Seyie, D/O Kesolie Seyie Merit list 3rd Position (Arts) Subject Topper Tenyidie Rüzhükhrie Govt. Hr. Sec. School, Kohima The Union would also like to convey its heartiest congratulations to all the HSLC and HSSLC examination 2018 and wishes them the very best in future.

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estate department official told PTI. Claiming compliance with the SC order, Mayawati had last week vacated the bungalow on 6, Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg which, the BSP claimed, was allotted to her as former CM. The BSP appeared to suggest that the notice Mayawati got is for the wrong bungalow.

“The UP government notice asked Mayawati to vacate 13A, Mall Avenue, and not the bungalow on Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg, which they claim was actually allotted to her as a former chief minister,” BSP said.

Last week, a BSP delegation met Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, claiming that the Mall Avenue bungalow was converted into a Kanshi Ram memorial in 2011, and Mayawati occu-

New Delhi, Jun 1 (IANS): The Delhi High Court on Friday issued notice to the Centre and others on a plea that sought abolition of the death penalty to those accused of minors’ gang rape.

A bench of Acting Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice C. Hari Shankar listed the matter for July 31.

Social Action Forum for Manav Adhikar (SAFMA) had moved the court through advocate Charu Walikhanna, seeking declaration of Sections 5 and 6 of the Criminal Law (Amendment) Ordinance, 2018, (prescribing death sentence for gang rape of children under the age of 12) as void, being in derogation of Articles 14 and 21 of the Constitution.

In the wake of widespread outrage over the gang rape and murder of an 8-year-old girl in Jammu and Kashmir and succumbing to political expediency, the impugned ordinance had been introduced, the plea said.

The petitioner claimed that the ordinance was brought without conducting proper research, adding that no prior consultations were held with the Law Commission, National Human Rights Commission and the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights.

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wife Ujjwala Tiwari has sought more time from the estate department, pleading that her husband was in the “last stages” of his life.

Controversy has arisen over Mayawati’s claim that the 13 A Mall Avenue bungalow was party founder Kanshi Ram’s memorial.

The estate department has rejected Mayawati’s claim that the 13 A Mall Avenue is Kanshi Ram’s memorial, while claiming that the 6 Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg residence, which she had vacated, was under her “illegal possession”.

“13A Mall Avenue was allotted to Mayawati in capacity as former CM while 6 Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg bunglow was under her illegal possession.

She has to vacate Mall Avenue residence as per the SC order,” a senior

asked the estate department to allot him two rooms in the VVIP guest house from where he can move till the shifting ends, a SP office bearer said.

“The (estate department’s) notice period is ending on June 3. We cannot extend the period. As of now, former CMs -- Kalyan Singh and Rajnath Singh -- have given information of vacating their accommodations. We hope others will follow,” Estate Officer Yogesh Shukla told PTI. They currently occupy prime government properties in the high-security VVIP zone in Lucknow.

While Mulayam Singh Yadav and Akhilesh Yadav occupy bungalows on the posh Vikramaditya Marg, Mayawati and Tiwari reside in the official bungalow on Mall Avenue.

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh’s bungalow is at 4, Kalidas Marg, just next to the residence of the chief minister.

While Rajnath Singh, who is also the local MP, has shifted to his residence on 200 square metre plot at 3/206 Vipul Khand in Gomti Nagar, Rajasthan Govenor Kalyan Singh’s belongings have been moved to the official bungalow of his grandson Sandeep Singh, who is a minister in the Yogi Adityanath government.

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L u ckn ow, J u n 1 (PTI): Four former Uttar Pradesh chief ministers are getting ready to leave their official bungalows with the Supreme Court deadline ending this weekend.

The top court had on May 7 held that former chief ministers of Uttar Pradesh cannot retain government accommodation after demitting office.

The estate department had issued notices to six former chief ministers Narayan Dutt Tiwari, Mulayam Singh Yadav, Kalyan Singh, Mayawati, Rajnath Singh and Akhilesh Yadav - to vacate their official bungalows in compliance with SC the order.

The four former chief ministers, except for Tiwari and BSP supremo Mayawati, appear to be leaving their bungalows.

While Tiwari is ill, his

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pied only two rooms in it.

On May 21, after it had received the vacation notice, the BSP also installed a board at that bungalow, terming it ‘Shri Kanshi Ram Ji Yadgar Vishram Sthal’.

While former chief minister Tiwari has not yet vacated his bungalow on the Mall Avenue, a board reading ‘Pandit Narain Dutt Tiwari Sarvjan Vikas Foundation’ has been fixed outside it in an apparent bid to save it.

No other communication has been received from Tiwari, an estate department officer said.

With barely a day left for the expiry of deadline to former Uttar Pradesh chief ministers to vacate their official bungalows, the other former CMs are leaving their official houses.

Belongings of former UP chief ministers Akhilesh Yadav and Mulayam Singh Yadav were seen being taken out from their official residences at 4 and 5 Vikramaditya Marg.

However, it is still unclear as to where will they exactly move.

“Both Akhileshji and ‘netaji’ (Mulayam) will be leaving the accommodation with the notice period,” SP spokesperson Rajendra Chowdhury said.

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SC had in its order directed the former UP CMs to vacate their bungalows.

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Bill Clinton, James Patterson team up in new thriller novel

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n what is going to mark the debut of former US President Bill Clinton as a fiction writer, he has teamed up with James Patterson and their thriller, rich in “information that only a former Commander-inChief could know” will be released globally on Monday (June 4).

The much anticipated novel is titled “The President is Missing” and is being published by Penguin Random House.

“Yes, ‘The President is Missing’ is fiction -- it’s a thriller -- but James Patterson and I have come up with three of the most frightening days in the

history of the presidency.

And it could really happen... These days, the seemingly impossible can happen. And it happens so fast. I believe that readers will not soon forget President Jonathan Duncan and his story,” Clinton said in a statement released by his publisher.

The novel is said to confront “a threat so huge that it jeopardizes not just Pennsylvania Avenue and Wall Street, but all of America”.

“Uncer tainty and fear grip the nation. There are whispers of cyberterror and espionage and a traitor in the Cabinet.

Even the President him-

self becomes a suspect, and then he disappears from public view,” the publisher elaborated on the novel.

The novel is set over the course of three days and, according to the publisher, it sheds “a stunning light” upon the “inner workings and vulnerabilities” of the United States.

The publisher further said that “The President is Missing” is filled with information that only a former Commander-inChief could know.

“This is the most authentic, terrifying novel to come along in many years. And a timely, historic story that will be read -- and talked about -- for years to come,” said the publisher.

The novel will be available at all major bookstores in India and online from Monday.

B i l l C l i n t o n wa s elected president of the United States in 1992 and served two terms. James Patterson is one of the biggest selling writers of all time.

(IANS)

AX7 working on new song for ‘Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4’

Nagaland Post, Dimapur SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018

Alicia Silverstone is ‘doing great’ after filing for divorce

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ccording to Avenged Sevenfold bassist Johnny Christ, the group is currently putting the finishing touches on a new song that will be released in July.

The track will apparently appear in the upcoming video game “Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4”, which will be released via Activision on October 12.

The band previously contributed music to the previous three installments of the game series, and even appears (virtually) in the second chapter, when they can be seen performing the song “Carry On” in an epilogue after the closing credits.

“The [new] song is written,” Christ told Lou Brutus of HardDrive Radio during an interview at

the Rock On The Range festival in Columbus, Ohio earlier this month. “We’re recording it right now. We just took a break in the studio recording it this last week, and we’re going to finish it up this coming week. Then it will go off to get mixed and mastered, and I believe some time in July is when everyone will be hearing it for the first time. We don’t have a name for it yet. [Vocalist M. Shadows] is figuring out the lyrics. I think he just finished them before we came out here. It’s a fun song — it’s a little bit of a departure from I think what our fans would expect, but I guess that also makes sense because they expect crazy from us now.”

(Blabbermouth)

t’s been less than a week since Alicia Silverstone filed for divorce from her husband, musician Christopher Jarecki, and the actress says she’s doing well as she moves into this new chapter in her life.

“I’m doing great,” the beloved “Clueless” star told ET’s Leanne Aguilera at the premiere of her new sitcom, “American Woman,” in Los Angeles on Thursday. “We love our son, [and] everything’s good.”

The couple, who announced that they had separated in February, share a 7-year-old son, Bear Blu. On May 25, Silverstone officially filed for divorce citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the split. The actress listed the couple’s date of separation as March 15, 2016.

“They still deeply love and respect each other and remain very close friends but have mutually decided to separate after being together for 20 years,” the actress’ rep tells ET. “They have a son together who they will continue to co-parent.” The couple tied the knot in a gorgeous beachfront wedding ceremony at Lake Tahoe in June 2005, after dating for eight years. They welcomed their son in May 2011.

(FoxNews)

ANTB releases new music video ‘Come Back Home’

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The music video directed by Imcha Jamir, features some renowned personalities including Miss International India 2016 and World Miss Asia University 2016-Rewati Chetri, Kuvelu Tetseo and Mercy Tetseo from Tetsoe Sisters, Miss Nagaland 2017-Marina Kiho and one of the recognizable Naga actors from Nagamese film industry-Meren Ozukum alias Boss Meren among others.

Surprisingly, the comment section of the video revealed that Boss Meren do have a huge following with numerous viewers commending the actor for his role while some of them requesting him to make a comeback.

The lengthy process in the song making finally culminated with the final mixing and mastering done by renowned American guitarist Neil Zaza at his studio, The Audio Kitchen, Akron, Ohio.

Various parts of the song were recorded at different studios including, El-

ement Indie Records, New Life Studio and Jam Studio 11 all in Dimapur.

Neil Zaza in a note to the band said, he really loved the band and that the band was writing and recording some really special music that touches the heart and also talks about important things that the listener can relate to.

Zaza went on to say that ANTB had a fresh sound with, “Killer songwriting (skills).”

He said, “It was great collaborating on the mix with a Nagaland artiste. I have always thought there is so much talent in Nagaland and it was an honor to work on their music with them.”

The music video has been uploaded on YouTube via the ANTB Official channel.

ANTB has urged music lovers to share and subscribe the band’s music.

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Pusha T made the claim Thursday night in a tweet, days after his track “The Story of Adidon” accused the Toronto rapper of fathering a child with former French porn star Sophie Brussaux and being a “deadbeat.”

“You got 100K floating around for info? Can’t no amount of money create skeletons that don’t exist… #ImUpset,” King Push tweeted.

Pusha T’s tweet doubled down on comments he made in a recent interview with “The Breakfast Club” on New York’s Power 105 radio station that he doesn’t have skeletons in his closet.

Drake hasn’t addressed the allegations that he has an illegitimate child with a former porn star, but TMZ reported that the OVO artist is financially supporting the woman and her child.

Drake has been accused of being the father of numerous children with multiple women, and according to TMZ the latest claim has been the most “credible.” Drake has reportedly told the women that if there’s proof he’s the father he would financially support them and the children.

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importance of local film industry and exhibition facilities, the government has decided that screening of Indian movies shall be restricted for a period of one week in total, starting from Eid day on both Eid ul Fitr and Eid ul Azha,” Danyal Gilani, Chairman, Central Board of Film Censors, said in a communication on behalf of the Ministry of Information Broadcast-

Board of Film Censors, Lahore, and Sindh Board of Film Censors, Karachi, to ensure the decision is implemented.

After the announcement of the two-week restriction on Bollywood releases, there was a strong buzz that “Race 3” and ‘Sanju” will clash on June 29. However, now there may be chances that “Race 3” comes out a week earlier if the distributors apply for ing, National History and permission in time.

Literary Heritage.

The combination of a A copy of the notice, Salman Khan movie releasaddressed to Pakistan Film Exhibitors’ Association, is with IANS. “All the importers/ distributors of foreign films are requested to restrain from exhibition/screening for Indian films in cinema houses all over the country during the period,” Gilani added, urging the Punjab

ing on Eid in Pakistan had worked well with “Bajrangi Bhaijaan” -- which propagated a positive message of peace, unity and brotherhood -- back in 2015.

According to Indian film trade expert Girish Johar, it’s “great news” for Salman fans in Pakistan that the restriction has been revised to one week.

“I am sure distributors in Pakistan would want the film to come on screens as early as possible after its India release,” Johar told IANS.

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OFFICE OF THE ROTOMI STUDENTS' UNION MOTTO : TOWARDS EXCELLENCE

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With immense pride and honour, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Ms. Vitunali L. Awomi, D/o Mrs & Mr. Y Lhotoi Awomi for securing the top 18th position and also the subject topper in social science and Environmental Education in the recently declared HSLC examination, 2018.

The Union further congratulates all the successful students of HSLC, HSSLC, CBSE and Nagaland University. Wishing each and every one, a successful future.

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With immense pride and joy, we extend our heartiest congratulations to Dr. Sentisangla on being conferred with the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) on the topic "A STUDY ON THE TRADITIONAL INSTITUTIONS OF SELF-GOVERNANCE AMONG THE AO NAGAS, from the ICFAI University, Nagaland under the supervision of Prof. Charles P Alexander.

May God Almighty continue to bless you in future endeavour.

NSCN/GPRN, UT-1 Niuland Area caught Codeine 267 bottles and 1 case of MC Rum at Niuland Town.

The vehicle was carrying those drugs and alcohol from Dimapur to Zunheboto via Niuland.

(Avi Chishi) Leacy Supervisor, UT-1, Niuland Area

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he Pakistan government has revised its two-week restriction on Bollywood releases in the country on the occasions of Eid, reducing it to one week.

This may avert a likely clash between Salman Khan’s high-octane “Race 3” and Ranbir Kapoorstarrer Sanjay Dutt biopic “Sanju” -- both big-ticket movies -- at the Pakistan box office, which will already be busy with four local films releasing on the festive weekend.

The initial decision, taken as a means to promote the local film industry, restricted cinemas in Pakistan from screening Indian movies two days before and two weeks after the Eid days. Eid ul Fitr falls on June 15 or June 16 this year.

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Football clinic for youngsters in the offing undergo intensive coaching camps before undergoing state level selection trials.

After the final selection, the Under-16 probable players will undertake a series of exposure matches within and outside the state.

The committee also discussed hosting an international sports seminar in the state where international sportspersons, renowned coaches, experienced administrators and others will come under one umbrella to discuss the potential and scope of sports and plan strategies for overall development of sports.

The committee also suggested for the department of Youth Resources and Sports to implement a programme for restoration of Dr. T. Ao State Sports Awards to be held at Raj Bhavan on August 15.

Other agendas discussed were establishment of Dr. T. Ao Regional Football Academy, restoration of Dr. T. Ao Inter District Football Championships and Dr. T. Ao North East Football Trophy.

The committee entrusted the IPR Department with the responsibility of publishing a coffee table

book that records the exploits, achievements, history and significant milestones of Dr. T. Ao’s career.

The meeting also discussed the proposed visit of Dr. T. Ao’s former football clubs from Guwahati and Kolkata, torch rally to all the eleven districts, lecture on Dr. T. Ao and the grand finale with the arrival of torch in the state capital and hosting of Dr. T. Ao North East Trophy.

T h e m e e t i n g wa s chaired by SLC convenor & advisor for Youth Resources & Sports, Er. Zale Neikha.

of our beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother Late Kevizie-ü Yepthomi, w/o Late Tokiye Yepthomi (1920 - 2008)

14 IRB team and DEF/District Administration team played a friendly cricket match at 14 IRB camp, Kiphire on Friday.

14 IRB won the match by 3 wickets while ADC Hq. Kiphire, Ramnikant was adjudged the man of the match. Combined DEF/District Administration team was captained by SP Lensa and 14 IRB was led by Deputy Commandant, R T. Chang.

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Four teams inducted in ICC ODI rankings

ZASA meeting on June 2 Dimapur, Jun 1 (NPN): Zunheboto Area Sports Association (ZASA) has convened a meeting on June 2 at 1:00 pm at Khekuto Zhimomi residence (Banker), New Colony, Zunheboto. Therefore, all the representatives and office bearers have been requested to attend the meeting positively.

Chennaiyin FC part ways with eight players CHENNAI, Jun 1 (PTI): Indian Super League (ISL) champions Chennaiyin FC have parted ways with eight players from last season’s cup-winning squad.

Long-standing player Dhanachandra Singh was among the players whose contracts expired on Thursday, said a CFC release here. The others whose contracts ended were: Bikramjit Singh, Keenan Almeida, Jude Nworuh, Fulganco Cardozo, Sanjay Balmuchu, Pawan Kumar and Shahin Lal Meloli.

The team has already retained 13 players from last season for their title defence, with head coach John Gregory and sports scientist Niall Clark also signing oneyear extensions.

Dhanachandra Singh, a mainstay in the defence, played in 26 of the 28 matches across the first two ISL seasons for Chennaiyin FC. However, a knee injury kept him out of the 2016 season before he played his part with three appearances in the previous campaign as Chennaiyin lifted the ISL trophy a second time.

The team also bid goodbye to Bikramjit, who played an important role in the midfield on the way to the title last season.

CFC bid adieu to its speedy Nigerian attacker Jude Nworuh, who was a lethal component of the squad from the bench. He made a total of 11 appearances for the club.

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ranked in 13th on 28 points 10 points behind 12th ranked Ireland - while the UAE are another 10 points behind on 18 in 14th position. The Netherlands have 13 rating points.

Nepal and the Netherlands will need to play four matches more in order to get into the table.

“Teams earn points from each match they play against opposition with an ODI rating. Points and matches played between May 1 2015 and April 30, 2017 will be weighted at 50 per cent, whereas matches played after May 1, 2017 will be weighted at 100 per cent,” the release said.

The table is headed by England, who will host next year’s ICC Cricket World Cup.

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HOVIKALI K ACHUMI Two years have passed since you left us for your h e a v e n l y a b o d e . We remember your each moment with us with utmost love in our hearts.

You will be remembered dearly in our hearts.

Loving mom, brothers and sisters

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Fondly missed and forever cherished by your sons, daughters, sonsin-law, daughters-in-law, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We, the bereaved family would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, friends, neighbours, churches, relatives and well wishers who stood by us spiritually, physically, financially and materially at the sudden demise of our beloved Lt. Tiatemjen.

We convey our sincere thanks to one and all.

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DUBAI, Jun 1 (PTI): The ICC on Friday included Nepal, Netherlands, Scotland and the UAE in their ODI rankings list apart from the 12 existing countries.

The ICC release states that results of all the bilateral ODIs involving these new teams will henceforth be taken into account while calculating the rating points.

The Netherlands secured ODI status and a place in the 13-team ODI league by winning the ICC World Cricket League Championship last year, while Scotland, Nepal and the UAE earned ODI status by finishing as the three leading associates (along with the Dutch) in the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2018.

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A decade has gone by since you left us, but our love for you has not changed; you will never be forgotten as you are always in our hearts.

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DIMAPUR, Jun 1 (NPN): To promote the game of football in Nagaland, department of Youth Resources & Sports may organise a football clinic for youngsters at the district and state levels soon.

DIPR reports that during a meeting of the State Level Committee (SLC) for commemoration of the 100th Birth Anniversary of Lt. Dr. T. Ao, the committee discussed the football clinic for youngsters where Under-16 selection trials will be organized at the district and state levels.

The selected players will

10th Death Anniversary

Late Mr. VELAZO MEDE-O 04-10-1983 – 09-05-2018

Taking this opportunity, we the bereaved family members express our heartfelt gratitude for your support through prayer, physical and financial to alleviate out profound grief and sorrow at the sudden demise of our beloved Late Mr. VELAZO MEDE-O on 19/05/2018.

We are unable to say thank you individually also words are inadequate to express our thankfulness but it is our sincere prayer that the good Lord Almighty bless you abundantly.

Loving Dad, Mom & Family Members K-1645

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "DEATH takes the Body. GOD takes the Soul. Our Mind holds the Memories.

Our Heart keeps the Love. Our Faith lets us know we will meet again."

We the bereaved family members of Late Mrs. Moaienla Jamir, would like to express our heartfelt and sincere gratitude to every individual, neighbours, clans, churches, organizations and well wishers who stood by us physically, spiritually, emotionally, materially and financially during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

“You never said I’m leaving, never said goodbye.

You were gone before we knew and only God knows why.

It breaks our heart to lose you, our heart aches with sadness.

We love you but God loved you more”

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Loving family members & relatives

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Although we are unable to thank you all individually, it is our humble prayer that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

From loving husband, children & relatives

Through this column, we the bereaved family of Late Er. N. Tia Jamir would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, friends, relatives, neighbours, churches, unions, Hospital fraternity and well wishers who stood by us and supported us through prayers, morally, physically, financially, materially and also sacrificing your precious time during his illness and at the sad demise on 29th May 2018.

We are moved beyond words by the love and comfort that bestowed upon us at our darkest hour of bereavement.

Special thanks to :1. Dr. Incha Jamir 2. J.K Hospital Staff & Nurses 3. Merangkong Senso Telongjem Dimapur 4. Bhagchand Jain 5. Mr. & Mrs. Aolemba Dimapur 6. P.W.D Housing Division I Kohima.

Late Mrs. Moaienla Jamir Born : 18-07-1980 Died : 25-05-2018

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Words are inadequate to express our gratitude to you all for your love and support shown at the sad demise of our beloved father Late Kihoto Chishi on 27th May’ 2018.

Through this column, we the bereaved family would like to acknowledge and express our deepest gratitude to each and every individual who stood by us physically, financially, materially and spiritually from the time of his illness till his last journey.

Among many, we sincerely convey our gratitude to :1. Thilixu Village Baptist Church.

2. Thilixu Village Council.

3. Youth Department, Thilixu Village Baptist Church.

4. NCRC Thilixu Village.

5. Akighini Muqho Block-V. Thilixu Village.

6. Welfare Society Block-V. Thilixu Village.

7. G.P.S (Staff) Thilixu Village Block-II. 8. Sangtamtilla Chang Baptist Fellowship.

9. Sumi Baptist Church Khipire Town, 1944 – 27/05/2018 SBAK (Aizuto).

10. Sumi Baptist Church Sitimi Town, SBAK (Aizuto).

11. Kiphire Tuensang District Sumi Union Dimapur.

12. Sitimi Village Union Dimapur.

13. Eastern Christian College Students Union.

14. Chaplee Staff Kiphire Hq. NSCN/GPRN. 15. V. Kashiho Sangtam, Hon’ble Minister. Govt. of Nagaland.

We deeply regret and apologise for our inability to mention all the names individually but we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly for your gracious deeds.

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Loving wife, sons, daughters, grandchildren & in-laws.

1979-2018 With profound gratitude and appreciation the family members of Lt. Mughato H. Zhimomi Shoipu Village who passed away on 20th May 2018 would like to convey our heartfelt thanks to all the individuals and well wishers who attended the funeral service, burial and those who travelled long distances, send floral tributes and extended ceaseless help through prayers, cash, deeds and kind. We are truly very grateful.

We further convey our special thanks to: 1. Mrs & Er. Ghukhuyi Zhimomi Candidate (NDPP)Satakha.

2. Mrs & Dr. Bohovi Chophy 3. Mrs & Mr. Kughaho Zhimomi Rtd. Add’l Director.

4. Mrs & Mr. N. Kakheto Zhimomi G.B Hoshepu Village.

5. Mrs & Mr. Kiyelu T. Zhimomi Shoipu Village.

6. Mrs & Mr. Hekihe Amiphoto 7. GBs & Elders of Satakha Range.

8. Residents of South Point East, West & Amiphoto.

9. South Point West Prayer Fellowship, Youth & Sunday School Dept 10. School Colony & Administration Hill Colony Satakha.

11. Jukucho & Vilashe S.H.G. 12. Khukishe Vill. B/ Church, Phuye Old B/Church, Shena New B/Church, Nunumi B/Church 13. Kiyeshe, Sukhayi Vill.

14. Shoipu Union Zunheboto & Dimapur 15. G.Bs Elders & both the churches of Shoipu Village.

We deeply regret and apologize our inability to mention and thank each of you individually but pray that God Almighty bless you all in return for your honorable deeds.

Loving wife, children and relatives K-1647

LT. A. MHONTHUNG SHITIRI (ANGO) Born on: 26.08.1978 Died on: 29.05.2018 The family and relatives of LT. A. MHONTHUNG SHITIRI would like to express our sincere gratitude and offer thanks to the many wonderful people who showed great kindness and support during his prolonged illness and at the sudden sad demise on 29.05.2018. Thanks to everyone who stood by us, attended the funeral service and the burial at cemetery to make it truly memorable.

As it will be impossible to thank all those concerned individually, please accept this press acknowledgement as a token of our heartfelt appreciation.

1. Doctors, nurses & all the staff of Naga Hospital & NHAK Kohima Nagaland 2. NIBS Pharmacy Naga Hospital 3. Directorate of Art & Culture Nagaland, Kohima 4. Police Union Baptist Church, New Reserve 5. P.U.B.C- Youth, Women, Sunday School Dept., Police New Reserve 6. Old Changsu Union Kohima 7. Old Changsu Eloe Randan Khumshum Kohima 8. Leriechazou Colony, Police Reserve Colony, LCYO & NRYO 9. Koinonia Prayer Centre 10. Mrs. & Mr. Y. M. Humtsoe, Member PDA, Govt. of Nagaland 11. Chairman, Old Changsu Village Wokha 12. New Reserve Lotha Fellowship & Lotha Hoho New Reserve 13. LFHSS Kohima & Trinity School Kohima 14. Stenographers & Staff of PHQ & INT Staff Nagaland, Kohima 15. Mrs. T. Lucy, Steno to DGP Nagaland, PHQ 16. Mrs. & Mr. Robin Sekhose 17. Mrs. & Mr. Kika 18. Mr. Mhathung Tsopoe, JE, PEP Office PHQ 19. Mr. Woyamo Ngullie, Leriechazou 20. Mr. Kevizayie Kuotsu 21. Mr. Mhabemo Ngullie, Rentsamo Ezung, Krapo, Alo, Ahuno, Hetuo and their families 22. Sumi Women Fellowship New Reserve & Ao Fellowship Police New Reserve 23. Pyotchu Yan Mhonka Kohima 24. Family and friends from Jotsoma & Khonoma Village 25. Shitiri Wopan Kohima & Wokha Town 26. JNV Alumni, Chukitong Wokha.

“MAY ALMIGHTY GOD BLESS YOU ALL” Loving wife, son, daughter, families & relatives.

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Keys fends off Osaka to reach last 16

Madison Keys returns a shot to Naomi Osaka on Friday.

Paris, Jun 1 (Agencies): American 13th seed Madison Keys overcame a second-set wobble to beat Japan’s Naomi Osaka 6-1 7-6(7) and reach the last 16 of the French Open for the second time on Friday.

A match between two of the biggest hitters on

the WTA Tour failed to really catch fire on a cool and half-empty Suzanne Lenglen Court with Keys helped on her way to the first set by a succession of wild errors from Osaka.

Keys broke for a 3-1 lead in the second set and looked to be closing in on

a straightforward victory when 21st seed Osaka suddenly found her range and levelled the set.

Osaka’s mini-revival looked to have fizzled out when she dropped serve with a double-fault at 4-4.

Keys squandered a match point in the next game, however, and the 23-year-old U.S. Open runner-up looked increasingly tight as the set moved into a tiebreaker.

Osaka led 4-1 but Keys dragged it back to 4-4 with a searing backhand pass but faced a set point at 5-6 and needed some superb defence to fend off the fired-up Japanese.

Keys saved another set point at 6-7, this time with a booming first serve. She then wrong-footed Osaka to bring up a second match

point and was relieved as her opponent coughed up another double-fault to end the contest.

She will face either fourth seed Elina Svitolina of Ukraine or Romanian Mihaela Buzarnescu next.

Keys is one of three Americans to reach the third round with Sloane Stephens, who beat her in the Flushing Meadows final last year, and threetimes champion Serena Williams also in the hunt.

Meanwhile, Japan’s Kei Nishikori made short work of home hope Gilles Simon as he cruised into the fourth round for the fifth time on Friday. The 28-year-old, seeded 19 in his first Grand Slam since Wimbledon last year after struggling with injury, saw off Simon 6-3, 6-1, 6-3.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur

SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 2018

Super five brothers cup from June 7 D I M A P UR , J UN 1 (NPN): Super Five Brothers Cup organized by Kivi Zhimo (Northeast United FC) and Ginoka Chophy will be held from June 7 to 9 at A1 Powerplay playground, Chekiye.

Winner of the championship will receive Rs. 70,000 while the runnersup will pocket Rs. 30,000.

Individual’s prizes such as best goal keeper, Nagaland sepaktakraw sub-junior team with coach and others. The team will be participating in the 21st Sub Junior National Sepaktakraw Championship at Bhubaneswar, best player and highest Odisha from June 6 to 10. scorer will also be awarded.

The registration fee is Rs.4000 per team. Interested teams can collect the entry forms from Kiran Sports, Dimapur and C.M. Bazar, 4th Mile.

I am innocent; will challenge suspension: Sanjita New Delhi, Jun 1 (PTI): Indian weightlifter Sanjita Chanu Friday said she will challenge the provisional suspension imposed on her for allegedly failing a dope test, insisting that she is innocent.

“I am innocent, I have not taken any banned substance. I will challenge this with the help of the national federation,” Sanjita told PTI. Sanjita, who had won a gold in the women’s 53kg category in the recent Gold Coast CWG, was suspended by the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) tested positive for testosterone.

The sample was taken during an out-of-competition test prior to the World Championship in Anaheim (US) in November last year.

She, however, got the backing of the Indian Weightlifting Federation (IWLF) general secretary Sahdev Yadav, who said he was confident of the Manipuri’s innocence.

“We don’t understand why the dope result took so long. After the sample was taken, she competed in the World Championship in November last and then she won a gold in the Gold Coast CWG in April. We will fight it out why this is happening,” he said.

“In any case, we have written that we would go for the ‘B’ sample test. After we got the results we will hire a top lawyer to present our case at the hearing (at the international federation). I am sure Sanjita has not taken any banned drugs. I am confident we will prove her innocence,”

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he added.

Yadav also said that there was no danger of India losing the gold medal won by Sanjita in the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in April. She lifted a total of 192kg to win that gold in 53kg category. She had also won a gold in the 48kg category in the 2014 CWG in Glasgow.

If Sanjita’s ‘B’ sample also tests positive, she could be handed a four-year ban

from the sport.

Recently, the International Weightlifting Federation decided to punish offending countries by limiting their quotas for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics after the IOC asked them to clean the tainted sport.

It was decided that countries like Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Belarus will be given only two places each at Tokyo 2020. The new

rules state that any nation with 20 or more doping violations from 2008 to 2020 will have just one man and one woman at the Games.

Countries with 10-19 doping violations over that same period will be limited to two men and two women in Tokyo. At least nine more countries, including Bulgaria, Iran and India fall into that category.

This decision to limit Olympic quotas, however, will not have much impact on India as the country has not been sending more than two weightlifters each in men and women’s sections in the Olympics during the past few editions.

Before Sanjita’s case, 12 Indian weightlifters had returned positive in tests conducted by the international federation since 2008.

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