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6 months to probe corrupt govt employees N E W D E L H I , J une 5(PTI): Changing an over 50-year-old rule, the government has set a deadline of six months to complete probe in corruption cases involving its employees. The decision has been taken to speed up the investigation in such cases, most of them pending for quite a long time. The department of personnel and training (DoPT) has amended Central Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1965, and decided a timeline for critical stages of investigation and inquiry proceedings. The Inquiring Authority should conclude the inquiry and submit its report within a period of six months, says the amended rules. However, an extension for a period not exceeding six months at a time may be allowed for any good and sufficient reason to be recorded in writing by the disciplinary authority, it said. The new rules are applicable to all category of employees excluding those in all-India services--IAS, IPS and IFoS-- and a few other categories of officers.

Climate change led to warmest years in India New Delhi, Jun 5 (PTI): India has witnessed the warmest years in the last fifteen years due to climate change, according to a data released by the Centre for Science and Environment. An analysis which looks at temperature trends in the country, both annual and seasonal, from 1901 till 2017, has found that the country has been getting warmer continuously, consistently and rapidly. Citing the data, CSE Director General Sunita Narain expressed concern over US President Donald Trump pulling his country out of the Paris Agreement on climate change. “With the US exiting the Paris Agreement, controlling emissions and temperature is now a tougher task for the world. With the increasing temperature, we are moving towards a disaster and we appeal to the global community to come together and take strong actions,” Narain said in a Facebook live while releasing the data. According to the report, the annual mean temperature in India has increased by about 1.2 degrees Celsius since the beginning of the 20th century.

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Nitish mocks BJP; plans special ‘Gaushala’ for abandoned cows

Murray beats Khachanov to reach last eight

Muscat sworn in as Malta’s PM

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CBI raids residence of NDTV’s Prannoy Gulf rift pushes oil price channel calls it witch-hunt; vows to uphold free speech

Arab nations cut ties with Qatar DUBAI/RIYADH, JUN 5 (IANS/AFP): The price of oil gained over 1 per cent while stock prices in the Gulf retreated across the board after Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, Egypt and Yemen cut diplomatic ties with Qatar on Monday. Markets reacted to the escalation of the diplomatic row in the Gulf region and sent the price of oil 1.04 per cent higher to $50.47 per barrel, Xinhua news agency reported. In Doha, the Qatar Exchange Index plummeted 7.94 per cent to hit 9,135, marking an 18-month low. In the UAE, the Dubai financial market DFM dived 1.36 per cent one hour after opening and fell below 3,300. Bank shares in particular posted heavy losses. Media reports indicated that all UAE airlines, including budget flyer FlyDubai and Etihad from Abu Dhabi, will stop flying to Qatar from Tuesday. In Abu Dhabi, the

Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, left, talks to Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

UAE capital, the ADX General Index declined by 0.36 per cent, trading around 4,467. The Bahraini AllShare Index bucked the regional slump and gained 0.58 per cent. Arab nations including Saudi Arabia and Egypt Monday cut ties with Qatar accusing it of supporting extremism, in the biggest diplomatic crisis to hit the region in years. Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen joined Saudi Arabia and Egypt in severing relations with gas-rich Qatar, with Riyadh accusing Doha of supporting groups, including some backed by Iran,

“that aim to destabilise the region”. Qatar reacted with fury, denying any support for extremists and accusing its Gulf neighbours of seeking to put the country under “guardianship”. The crisis was likely to have wide-ranging consequences, not just for Qatar and its citizens but around the Middle East and for Western interests. Today’s announcement came less than a month after US President Donald Trump visited Saudi Arabia to cement ties with Riyadh and called for a united front among Muslim countries against extremism.

NEW DELHI, JUN 5 (AGENCIES): The Central Bureau of Investigation on Monday carried out searches at the residence of NDTV founder Prannoy Roy for allegedly concealing a share transaction from the SEBI and causing a loss to a private bank, a move termed by the channel as a “witchhunt” based on “same old” false accusations. The CBI has registered a case against RRPR Holding pvt limited, Pranoy Roy, his wife Radhika and unidentified officials of ICICI Bank of criminal conspiracy, cheating and corruption. RRPR Holdings had allegedly taken a loan of Rs 500 crore from India Bulls Private Limited to purchase 20 per cent shares of NDTV from the public. The CBI has alleged that RRPR Holdings took a loan of Rs 375 crore at the rate of 19 per cent per annum from ICICI Bank to repay the borrowing from India Bulls. The promoters of NDTV pledged their entire shareholding in NDTV as a collateral to ICICI for this loan, it alleged. This pledging of shares

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was not reported to the SEBI, stock exchanges and the ministry of information and broadcasting, according to the CBI. Such concealment was allegedly done as a creation of more than 61 per cent voting capital which was in violation of section 19 (2) of the Banking Regulation Act. It should not be more than 30 per cent, the agency said. An interest waiver of 10 per cent was given by ICICI. According to the Act, “No banking company shall hold shares in any company, whether as pledgee, mortgagee or absolute owner, of an amount exceeding thirty per cent. of the paid-up share

capital of that company or thirty per cent of its own paid-up share capital and reserves, whichever is less. “Provided that any banking company which is on the date of the commencement of this Act holding any shares in contravention of the provisions of this sub-section shall not be liable to any penalty therefore if it reports the matter without delay to the Reserve Bank and if it brings its holding of shares into conformity with the said provisions within such period, not exceeding two years, as the Reserve Bank may think fit to allow,” it said. The FIR said that a loss of Rs 48 crore was caused to ICICI Bank and consequent gain by RRPR. The searches took place at two locations in Delhi and one each in Dehradun and

Mussoorie. A CBI team was conducting raids in Dehradun, CBI SP Sujit Kumar said. Information and Broadcasting Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said there was no political interference in the CBI raids on Roy’s properties and the law was taking its course. “If somebody does something wrong simply because they belong to media, you cannot expect the government to keep quiet,” Naidu told reporters. The officials were doing their duty and there is no political interference in this, he said, adding that media was free and independent in the country. “The CBI might have received some information. That is why they have taken action,” Naidu said.

This morning, the CBI stepped up the concerted harassment of NDTV and its promoters based on the same old endless false accusations. NDTV and its promoters will fight tirelessly against this witch-hunt by multiple agencies. We will not succumb to these attempts to blatantly undermine democracy and free speech in India. We have one message to those who are trying to destroy the institutions of India and everything it stands for: we will fight for our country and overcome these forces.

PSAN ultimatum on 5 erring govt deptts India successfully launches GSAT-19 DIMAPUR, JUN 5 (NPN): Public Service Aspirants of Nagaland (PSAN) has served ultimatum on five government departments –– rural development, social welfare, labour and employment, art & culture (A&C) and treasuries & accounts (T&A) - reiterating a demand for requisition of posts to NPSC for direct recruitment. PSAN through its media cell disclosed that in the directorate of T&A, two posts of STO and four posts of JAO have been kept in abeyance since 2016 though these were forwarded to the secretariat for requisition to NPSC. Again the department on June 1, 2017 declared the result of the examination of ten(10) posts of Assistant Auditor without advertisement in total contravention of the P&AR Notification dated 30.8.2011, which it said, clearly stated the all

posts in the pay band of Rs. 5200-20200/- with grade pay of Rs. 2800/- and above shall be recruited through NPSC. PSAN has therefore raised the question as to “whether the government’s standing order should prevail over department’s order or vice-versa?” PSAN pointed out that the current service rules of DTA stated that 50% of the vacant posts shall be filled by departmental promotion and 50% through direct recruitment i.e through NPSC. It described the response given by the department as “unjustified and uncalled for” and for which it(PSAN) has placed two demands before the department: 1. immediate requisition of STO & JAO posts to NPSC and 2. immediate nullification of Assistant Auditors examination result and requisition of 50% of

the said posts to NPSC without any delay. In A&C department, the PSAN said the post of archivist, assistant archivist and record keeper had fallen vacant in the last 2-3 years because of promotion and resignation of the incumbents. However, it claimed the department had not requisitioned to NPSC any of the above posts till today. PSAN said that vacancy of four posts of record keeper had occurred during the same period but again the department did not requisition any post to NPSC. In the labour commissioner’s office, PSAN said two posts of labour inspector were forwarded to the secretariat by the directorate but only one post was requisitioned to NPSC. In the directorate of rural development, PSAN said despite resultant vacancies due to death, resignation and superannuation, the de-

partment continued to make contractual appointments in total contravention of the P&AR OM dated 30.8.2011. Further, it claimed that at least ten(10 ) posts of BRO/ RDO/APO were being held through deputation instead of the posts being requisitioned to NPSC. In social welfare department, PSAN claimed that as many as 81 supervisors have been appointed without a single post being requisitioned to NPSC in the last few years. It has therefore demanded immediate termination of all contractual appointments and send requisition to NPSC immediately. PSAN claimed that it was in possession of all details in the matter of backdoor appointments in the above named departments and cautioned that those details would be declared in the media if need arises.

ISRO’s heaviest rocket GSLV Mk-III, carrying communication satellite GSAT-19, takes off from Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota on Monday. (PTI)

SRIHARIKOTA (AP), JUN 5 (PTI): India today scripted history as it successfully launched its most powerful and heaviest geostationary rocket carrying advanced communication satellite GSAT-19 from the spaceport here. On its maiden development flight, the 43.43 metre tall three-stage GSLV MkIII-D1, expected to be the choice of India for tak(Cont’d on p-7) ing humans into space in

future, lifted off at 5.28 pm from the second launch pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre here, about 125 km from Chennai. Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle MarkIII (MkIII D-1) injected the 3,136-kg GSAT-19, the heaviest satellite to be launched from the country yet, into Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit about 16 minutes later. It was a textbook

launch as every stage of the three-stage GSLV MkIII with indegeneous cryogenic engine, performed without any flaw after the powerful rocket blasted off at the end of 25-and-half hour countdown, that began last evening, leaving plumes of smoke and soared into sky. Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) scientists broke into thunderous applause as the complex mission was declared a success, brightening chances of India increasing its share in the commercial launch market. GSLV MkIII can orbit payloads or satellites weighing upto 4,000 kgs into the GTO and 10,000 kgs into Low Earth Orbit. A beaming ISRO Chairman A S Kiran Kumar termed it as “a historic day” and said the GSLV MkIII D-1 has successfully demonstrated its capabilities with the injection of GSAT-19 into the desired orbit.

Landslides cut off road access in Kohima, Mon WED observes across state Correspondents

KOHIMA/MON, JUN 5 (NPN): Incessant downpour and random dumping of earth dug out by some individuals have caused massive landslide in Kohima while Mon headquarters remained cut off from the rest of the districts and sub-divisions due to major landslide. The road that connects civil secretariat and medical college site towards BSF camp at Nhachüko, Kohima has been completely cut off since June 2. Around 60 metres of the road including retaining and boundary wall, ring wells, concrete footpaths and plantation of one Vesato Dozo were washed away. The landslide also partially affected three houses below the road. On June 5, a group of research scholars from Nagaland University of

Road to civil sectt near BSF camp in Kohima and (right) landslide in Mon town.

Geology department led by Prof. G.T. Thong visited the spot and collected the mud sample for studies and research work. On June 2, commissioner and secretary Nagaland state disaster management authority Khrienuo Metha, OSD NSDMA Johnny Ruangmei, SDRF team Kohima led by SI

Vingutuo, home guard and civil defence, district administration, power department and others visited the spot to assess the damages. Heavy rain accompanied by strong wind uprooted trees and destroyed several houses and properties in Mon town. The town also remained cut off due to massive land-

slide at Chingai ward and Papong. District administration, PWD and GREF personnel were putting more efforts to clear the road. When contacted, District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) Mon confirmed that several houses were reportedly damaged by landslide and many fami-

lies affected in Mon town. Due to inclement weather, there were reports of damages to around 30-40 houses till late evening. However, DDMA Mon expects more reports of damages. DDMA has asked the families, whose houses were situated/located at high risk zone/area to vacate their house for safety reasons.

DIMAPUR, JUN 5 (NPN): World Environment Day (WED) was observed on Monday at different places across the State. On the occasion, large numbers of saplings were planted and cleanliness drives were carried out. In Kohima, chief minister, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu took part in planting rhododendron saplings at CM’s official residence organized by Kohima Environment and Sanitation (KES), NBCC. In a press statement, chairman of KES, NBCC, K.Seyie said around 300 rhododendron saplings were planted in different locations like Phizo Hill, Census office compound, NBCC headquarters and CM’s official residence. Over 1000 taxus baccata were also been planted along New Secretariat, Phizo Hill, opposite the 3rd Assam Rifles Camp, D.Block, enroute DC office,

Census office compound, NBCC headquarters and CM’s official residence. Apart from hedgerow plantations, beautification and maintenance of prime traffic islands, cleanliness drives was carried out across the town and along NH 29. Sanitation competitions amongst the schools in Kohima were also organized to mark the day. To enhance cleanliness and sanitation initiatives, the KES has been working with churches and many like -minded organizations, individuals and allied departments such as KMC, KCCI, Kohima Village Council, Angami frontal organizations, PHE, Urban Development departments etc. Further, KES called upon the government agencies, organizations and individuals to plant more trees, particularly this month, as the season was best for plantation. K Y M C

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‘World Environment Day’ observed across Nagaland

FGAN members at Pulie Badze on Monday.

DIMAPUR: World Environment Day was observed across Nagaland with government departments, organisations, schools and public participating in large numbers in various activities like social work and plantation drive. KMC: Kohima Municipal Council (KMC) organized a programme on the occasion and distributed protective gears for sanitary workers of 19 wards in Kohima town and KMC sanitary workers. Administrator KMC Kethosituo Sekhose informed the gathering that world environment day was initiated by United Nations and first observed in 1974 with the aim to create worldwide awareness to care for environment. He said the world environment day is being observing in 143 countries in the world. Sekhose said sanitary workers/ committee were the closest people to nature as they were directly involved with the environment. In this regard, KMC distributed the protective gears to them. KMC administrator advised the sanitary workers to throw the garbage in the proper place and not to dirty the road while transporting waste disposal. He also urged them to segregate wet and dry wastes for recycling purposes. On the occasion, senior sanitary inspector KMC Neilhouphrelie Paphino led the gathering in taking the waste segregation pledge, which stated as “I pledge to segregate my waste in two dustbins, wet waste in green and dry waste in blue, as my contribution to the swachh Bharat mission”. The programme was attended by Kohima colony leaders and representatives, KMC staff and others. (Correspondent) Mokokchung: In Mokokchung the day was held in town hall, organised by department of Environment Forest and Climate Change. The program was graced by Dr. Imtiwapang Aier, speaker Nagaland Legislative Assembly as the chief guest. Addressing the gathering, the chief guest called upon the gathering to wake up to the consequences and challenges posed to the world today due to climate change and to act upon it. Stressing on the need to act fast, the chief guest urged the community to take K

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concrete steps in preserving and conserving nature before it was late. The chief guest also urged the people to ponder seriously on this issue adding that climate change and its consequences were man-made and it was mainly due to man’s greed. He added that the observation of this day should not be for just a day but that it should be observed throughout the year in the effort of conserving nature. Earlier in the program, the guest speaker was Dr. Benjongliba Aier, parliamentary secretary CAWD who spoke about global warming and its consequences. He called upon all to play the role of a responsible citizen in conserving nature and environment. He expressed his hope that if all participated in this effort, there was still time to salvage and save the environment. Meanwhile, Amenba Yaden, parliamentary secretary Industries and Commerce gave a power point presentation on the topic “Best Practises of Jhumming”. He illustrated how different communities practised jhumming in various ways to save and protect the environment and urged the Aos to emulate such practises so that the ecological balance was maintained. The second session of the program saw various speakers delivering topics on varied subjects including: Role of Village Councils in Conservation by Imkonglemba IAS, Impacts of Climate Change by Prof. Sangyu Yaden, Wildlife Conservation by Prof Lanunungsang Imchen and Success story on conservation by Sendenyu village council. The program concluded with remarks by the host Imkong L. Imchen, Minister Environment, Forest & Climate Change. At the end of the program, a resolution was adopted by all the village councils of Mokokchung district: Protect and preserve our forest, bio-diversity and natural environment; Select an area within the village jurisdiction and designate it as Community Reserve Forest where no activities detrimental to the forest shall be permitted; Prohibit uncontrolled burning of forest throughout the area under one jurisdiction; To prohibit the use of chemicals, toxic substance, batteries and other harmful methods of fishing in the

ADC, Tuensang, Dr. Jeelani Samoon distributing dust bins.

action taken. Earlier, the programme was chaired by Y. Moa GVMC while invocation was pronounced by pastor LBC, M. Sungjem . Welcome address was delivered by T. Saku VCC. (Correspondent) Kiphire town: Kiphire observed the day at Kiphire town by planting trees, flowers and cleaning of town, organized by Kiphire Town Council where Charitable Trust Brothers (CTB)and Kiphire Green Conserver(KGC) were the main participants for cleaning the town and planting of trees and flowers .The sapling and flowers were contributed by Land Resource department Kiphire and Forest department Kiphire. The day was graced by advisor KGC, Yangseo Sangtam by planting tree in the town. A short programme at Delux point was attended by SDO (C) and administrator Kiphire Town Council, Longtiba Sangtam and SDO (C) Hqs Kiphire, James Khulu. Yangseo Sangtam and Chumlongse Sangtam both advisors of KGC also donated some cash to KGC. It may be mentioned that Charitable Trust Brothers are the elite group working for the common welfare of the district like, Kiphire Green Conserver comprising of youths from various community, colonies and educational institution from Kiphire mostly students. KGC’s main aim is to keep the town clean and green. (Correspondent) Tuensang: In Tuensang the programme was organized by Tuensang Town council with additional deputy commissioner, Tuensang, Dr. Manazir Jeelani Samoon as the special guest. DIPR reported that the function was attended by the all the agri and allied departments, school students and teachers, citizens, leaders of all ward and many more. ADC, Tuensang, Dr. JeelaniSamoon exhorted the public to learn to keep the town clean so as to enjoy the benefits of good quality resources and healthy life. Attached Forest Ranger, Tuensang, Florence in her short speech maintained the earth as the greatest gift to the human and called for preserving and conserving the same. President, All Ward Union, Tuensang Town

Vice-chancellor Prof. Pardeshi Lal planting a tree in NU Lumami.

DPDB Wokha, Lotha officers and Forest officials.

UBRC Kuda Dimapur with students of GHS students of Dimapur.

rivers in our jurisdiction throughout the year; Prohibit the use of fire-arms including air-guns for hunting of wild animals and birds throughout the year; Prohibit the Killing, Trapping, and sale of wild animals and birds in the markets and roadsides throughout the year; Prohibit unscientific mining including stone quarries within 100 meters of roads, rivers and streams; Encourage tree plantations in and around the village including roadside, jhum and other vacant lands; Cooperate with the government agencies in order to achieve the common of Environment Conservation and Sustainable Development. (Correspondent) RD block Noksen Tuensang: The RD Block of Noksen Tuensang has observed the day under the theme “Go Green with MGNREGA” at Longtang village on Monday. During the programme, the Green village committee under Village Development Board (VDB) Longtang planted 1000 tree saplings along the approach road to the village. Speaking on the occasion, BDO Noksen, C.Ebou Chang, emphasised on how MGNREGA was making positive action in environmental protection and that nearly one lakh fifty thousand saplings were planted in the last two financial years. He said this was a small initiative from Noksen block to mitigate global environmental concerns. Ebou Chang also appreciated Yangpi, Longdang and Yali VDBs for taking up approximately 100 hectares under Agro forestry projects in the form of cardamom plantation with MGNREGA. He encouraged these villages to plant more alder trees which would provide good shade to the cardamom plants and also add nutrients to the soil. Chang also encouraged other villages to take up cardamom plantation under MGNREGA since it was economically remunerative as well as ecologically healthy with good potential of carbon sequestration. Takum Chang, general secretary VDB Association Tuensang district also spoke on the occasion. Takum thanked RD block Noksen for educating the rural populace on environmental concerns and for affirmative

Participants along with BDO Noksen C. Ebou Chang at Longtang village Monday. (NP)

encouraged the gathering to cooperate with the government agents to achieve the dream of a clean and better Tuensang. Dustbins and tree sapling were given to all the offices, schools and wards, and inter school painting competition was also held. Students from St. John Higher Secondary School later participated in a street drama show at Clock Tower, Tuensang. Wokha: District Planning & Development Board & Lotha Officers Association in collaboration with Forest department, Wokha organized plantation drive at Mt. Tiyi forest. DIPR reported that before the commencement of the plantation drive, president, Lotha Officers Association, Mhabemo Yanthan who is also the secretary, Fisheries and team leader, Honey Mission delivered a short speech. Pointing that Wokha town depends on the condition of Mt. Tiyi for survival, he called for preserving and conserving the forest of the same. Commissioner & secretary, Industries & Commerce, Hushile Sema said rejuvenating Mt.Tiyi by way of planting trees was a positive step taken at the time when Mt.Tiyi was depleting. She thanked all those involved in bringing

EACs Imliwabang and Yitachu with Eco Club NSS members on Monday.

out such kind of innovative idea. Around 3500 sibling of different varieties of trees were planted covering an area of about 2.5 hectares. Bhandari: In Bhandari town the programme was organised by NGO body, Mhankai Okho, in collaboration with the students union and Eloe Hoho, Bhandari town. Convener of Mhankai Okho, C. Jungithung Yanthan spoke on the importance and responsibilities of protecting the environment and that protecting the environment would protect everything that existed on the planet earth. More than one thousand tree saplings were planted in and around Bhandari town and more than five hundred participants took a pledge to plant atleast five trees in a year. The saplings were supplied by the Forest department under Merapani division. NU, Lumami: Nagaland University Headquarters Lumami observed the day with university officials, teachers, administrative staff members and students in the programme chaired by Otova Swu (deputy registrar, administration section). Short speeches were made by university officials and teachers. The vicechancellor Prof. Pardeshi

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Lal spoke about the serious threat of carbon dioxide emission. He wished that an initiative would be taken towards organizing a series of lectures to sensitize people about to need to preserve the environment. Trees were planted by the vice-chancellor Prof. Pardeshi Lal, Prof. M.K. Sinha, and Prof. A.K. Singh, in front of the main administrative building. FGAN: Forestry Graduates Association of Nagaland (FGAN) observed the day at Pulie Badze Wildlife Sanctuary in Kohima. FGAN carried out cleaning of trash and plantations of tree species in and around the sanctuary. Altogether, there were 31 participants. The association thanked the department of Environment, Forest and Climate Change and Jotsoma Natural Conservation and Ecotourism Trust, Kohima for the support, approval/ access and providing of saplings. 42 Gover nment Schools of Dimapur: Urban Block Resource Centre,

Kuda Dimapur had organised drawing and essay competition for all the govt schools under its jurisdiction (41 schools), with SDO (C) Zakabo V.Rotokha as speaker. He said though technology has benefitted mankind in many different ways it has also contributed to untold miseries also said that our parents in the past had lived harmoniously with nature which we should continue in their foot step. Guest of honour R. Amongla Jamir DDEO also emphasized on the interdependence of human with its environment. She appreciated the efforts of the coordinator UBRC Jolly and her team and for organising the event without any funding by the govt. Eco Club NSS: The Eco Club in collaboration with NSS observed the day with EACs Imliwabang and Yitachu as resource persons, where the former encouraged on career building and the latter on the effects of poor environmental care.

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KGC advisor Yangseo planting tree in Kiphire. (NP)

State legislators and Forest officials at Town Hall Mokokchung on Monday. (NP)

“But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint.” Isaiah 40:31 Heartiest Congratulations to Mrs. Avele Thirah, D/o Tavehu Thirah & W/o Khosa Swuro, on achieving yet another milestone by being conferred Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Commerce, N.U. on the Topic “A Study of the Performance of Dairy and Piggery Enterprises and their impact on Rural Economy of Nagaland” under the supervision of Prof. Parag Kumar Deka. Thank you dear, for being a source of constant inspiration and pride. May the good Lord continue to favour and bless you. Loving parents & siblings.

LONGKUMTSUR SAYIR TELONGJEM YAONGYIMSEN. P.O CHANGTONGYA

Ms. Yepukali V. Chophi

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Ms. Likivi Chophy

We the Shichimi Union Dmp. and Shichimi Students' Union with immense pride extends our heartiest congratulations to the following candidates given below for bringing laurels to our Village in particular and Sumis in general, through N.U-U.G Exam 2017. 1. Ms. Yepukali V. Chophi D/o Vihoto Chophy Top-1. B.A. Hon. Pol. Sci. 2. Ms. Likivi Chophy, D/o Hokikhe Chophy Top-1. B.A Hon. Pol. Sci. At the same time, we thank our Almighty God for His blessing upon our daughter's hard work and pray to continue unceasing love towards them. Toniho Chophy Chairman S.U.D

Nikhuto Chishi Gen. Secy. S.U.D

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Administrator KMC Kethosituo handing over protective gear.

With Great Joy and delight ,The Longkumtsur Sayir Telongjem,Yaongyimsen express our deepest CONGRATULATION to Miss T.TOSHIRENLA LONGKUMTSUR D/O Mr &Mrs A.Takomeren Lkr for scoring 92 marks in Maths and securing distinction in all the subjects in the recently declared ICSE 2017 Examination from Jubilee Memorial higher secondary School Mokokchung. The Longkumtsur Sayir Telongjem further wishes her success in her future endeavour. (IMTIKOKLA LKR) ( I.YIMYAPANGLA LKR) President Secretary DC-1308 K

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WEATHER FORECAST June 6

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Agartala A strong morning thunderstorm 34 26 Aizawl

A morning t-storm; clearing

Guwahati Decreasing clouds Imphal

A strong afternoon t-storm

28 21 34 23 31 19

Itanagar Partly sunny and nice

31 21

Shillong

A stray thunderstorm

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Kohima

A morning thunderstorm or two 26 17

Dimapur A strong morning thunderstorm 34 23 Mkg

Partly sunny a stray t-storm

Tuensang A thunderstorm in the area Wokha

29 18 22 14

Some sun with a stray t-storm 27 21

Zunheboto Partly sunny with a t-storm

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Swachh Bharat Brand Ambassador for Dimapur, Geoffrey Yaden with other taking the green pledge. (NP) Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, JUNE 5(NPN): After officially launching the distribution of Waste Segregation for Wet and Dry Waste for houses across all the wards, Swachh Bharat Brand Ambassador for Dimapur district, Geoffrey Yaden urged upon those present -Dimapur GBs, Urban Colony Chairmen, DDCF, DMC

employees and members of the public- to carry the mission of cleanliness to residents of their respective wards and colonies including establishments. He said Swachh Bharat has given the biggest boost towards environmental cleanliness and credited Narendra Modi whom he described as “ an action-oriented prime minister” as being respon-

sible for making a huge difference. Yaden said Swaachh Bharat mission to make India free from Open Defecation would conclude on the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi on October 2,2019. To Yaden’s appeal, all those present responded with raising of hands to join hands in making Dimapur City the cleanest in the state and

Dimapur: The Kandi Churches Jubilee Mission (KCJM) would be organizing Prayer and Fasting program on June 9 and 10 at Kandi Prayer Centre. Therefore, Kandi pastors, church leaders, missionaries, officers ( both in-service and retired), village chairmen, GBs & NGOs leaders of different organisations have been requested to attend the said program.

D imapur : D i m a p u r District Planning & Development Board (DPDB) meeting for the Month of June 2017 would be held on June 6. All concern DPDB members have been asked to attend the meeting.

also the region. A clean Dimapur will make a difference said the chief guest and reminded that it was not the sole responsibility of the DMC or those volunteering to do cleanliness drives. The chief guest lauded the qualities of people in Nagaland in undertaking mass social work with enthusiasm. He pointed out that Swach Bharat was not about mass social work but to bring about a change of habit among people to be individually responsible towards cleanliness of their own environment. DMC administrator Moa Sangtam was held up at a meeting and his message was read out by VAS Dr. Sentimoa. In the speech, the DMC administrator said the garbage recycling plant, with imported technology will launched soon at its designated landfill. The administrator expressed the hope that it will be able to provide eco- friendly atmosphere with zero pollution to the Dimapurians. In his brief speech on the occasion, President

of DUCCF Tsen Lotha spoke about global environmental concerns and reminded citizens about their responsibilities to maintain and preserve the environment. President of Dimapur GBs Union K.Y. Ngullie also called upon all members and public to spread awareness on environment. DMC Veterinarian Dr. Sentimoa informed Colony members/wards who have not submitted their colony house list/committee list, to do so early in order not to delay the distribution of waste baskets for dry and wet wastes. The blue colored (Dry) and green (Wet) waste baskets are to be distributed to all houses in colonies and wards under DMC. The wastes contained in the baskets will be collected by Swachh Bharat Mission trucks under DMC everyday, informed Dr Sentimeren. Vote of thanks was offered by DMC engineer Badal Bhadra and then waste baskets were distributed.

WDPA informs pensioners

DIMAPUR: All pensioners/family pensioners under Wokha district are informed that Wokha District Pensioners Association (WDPA) office will not entertain any case for forwarding additional pension on attaining 80 years of age or more, issue of succession certificate for family pension in the event of the death of the pensioner, authorization for drawal of monthly pension, issue of life certificate etc. without pensioners identity card ‘D’ issued from this office. WDPA president, Yihamo Patton informed that henceforth all unregistered pensioners should register

with payment of all yearly fees as arrear with effect from the year of drawing monthly pension. It also informed that during renewal of membership and issue of Life Certificate, all pensioners/family pensioners should either come personally or authorize the area executive members, and if any relative/other person was authorized for the same, a certificate from the pastor of the local church should be produced without fail. The above information are as per executive meeting resolutions with the approval at the general meeting held on May 5.

RASU appeals government employees to be sincere

DIMAPUR: Ralan Area Students’ Union (RASU) has appealed the government employees under Ralan area to be regular and sincere in their respective posting. A press note by RASU president, Nchumthung Lotha and general secretary, Bobenthung Humtsoe has urged upon the government teachers under Ralan area to have concern for the students welfare by being regular in their assigned duty. It stated that union during its recent inspection at GMS Yanpha village was very discouraged to find that only one primary teacher was present and rest of the teachers were absent. RASU therefore cautioned that failure to serve public sincerely would entail the union to initiate action against the erring government employees.

UBRC Kuda observes World Environment Day AGBCN ‘green day’ held at Mission Centre

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(Inset) SDO civil (sadar) Dimapur Zakabo V Rottokha. Students performing at the World Environment Day. (NP) Staff Reporter

D I M A P U R , J une 5 (NPN): Along with the rest of the World Urban Block Resource Centre (UBRC) Kuda conducted World Environment Day with SDO civil (sardar) Dima-

pur, Zakabo V Rottokha as chief guest and DDEO, Dimapur Amongla Jamir as guest of honour. Fo c u s s i n g o n t h e theme, chief guest in his speech asserted that it was time to think on how humans are interrelated with

nature for well being and sustenance. He lamented how the environment has been rapidly degrading due to several factors, wherein people had failed to appreciate nature. Thereby, he encouraged the gathering saying

“You and I can start a new way of preserving the environment and can do much more than that to save the environment”. He also mentioned about certain measures that can be implemented to bring an impact on the years and make a big difference to make it a better place. Guest of honour, in her speech lauded the initiative taken by UBRC Kuda in organizing such programme. She reminded the gathering of the responsibility that one could take up to contribute towards clean environment. She also mentioned about the climatic changes and its effects. The programme further highlighted art and essay competition. Earlier, the programme was chaired by ToT Lucy Kath Seb and later vote of thanks was delivered by ToT Khrieno Angami.

AGBCN members planting a sapling. DIMAPUR: Association of par, GBC Singrijan, GBC saplings as well as individuGorkha Baptist Churches Kikhruzha, GBC Viola and als for their physical and Nagaland “green day” was well wishers for donating prayer support. held on June 2 in advanced commemoration of “world environment day” at Mission Centre. Santabir Rai, executive secretary AGBCN planted the tree sapling at mission centre. AGBCN has further expressed gratitude to the NBC Chumukedima, NBC Thahekhu, GBC Diphu-

IDANSB Wokha organises dental and oral health camp

Dentists along with children at the dental camp. A team of three doctors and assistant were led by Dr. Daisy Ovung , Dr. Orenthung Lotha, Dr. Mhonthung Tungoe and assistant Nyanbeni and Darlin during the camp. Dr. Orenthung Lotha highlighted the importance of oral hygiene and brushing technique were demon-

strated. Altogether, 54 patients from the children’s home were examined and treated including oxtractions, fillings etc. Free medicines, toothpaste, tooth brushes and other oral hygiene cleaning aids were distributed to the patients.

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DIMAPUR: Indian Dental Association Nagaland State Branch (IDANSB) Wokha unit conducted dental and oral health camp on June 3, at Founding Harbour Childrens Home, Wokha in celebration of the 10th NERDC which has been scheduled to be held on November 29 and 30, at Kohima.

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Mnp CM’s son road rage case: State to provide security to victim’s kin

New Delhi, Jun 5 (PTI): The Centre today told the Supreme Court that parents of a youth, who was killed in a road rage in 2011 in Manipur involving the son of Chief Minister N Biren Singh, will be provided security by the state government. The state government also informed the apex court that the parents of victim Irom Roger would be provided round-theclock security by Manipur Rifles at their residences. Additional Solicitor General Maninder Singh told the vacation bench of Justice Deepak Gupta that an affidavit has been filed by the state government stating that orders have already been issued to provide round the clock security to Irom Chitra Devi and Irom Lokendra Singh. He said even advocate Utsav Bains, who is pursuing the case in Manipur High Court on behalf of the victim’s parents, will also be provided security if he visits Imphal in connection with the case and added that on June 3, an order in this regard was issued by the Inspector General of Police. In an affidavit filed before the apex court,

Manipur Chief Secretary O Nabakishore Singh denied the allegation that at the instance of the chief minister, the administration including police were obstructing the Iroms from approaching the high court to challenge the conviction of Ajay Meetai for lesser offence of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. The ASG also said that the five allegations, including that the chief minister was abusing his official positions to obstruct the parents from approaching court, have been found to be false. The Manipur Chief Secretary in his affidavit said that the allegations levelled that administration was acting in “high-handed and arbitrary manner” was meant “solely to malign” the chief minister. On May 29, the apex court asked the Centre to consider giving security cover to the parents of the youth. The Manipur government had told the court that it does not have any problem in providing security to the parents of the youth who have alleged that they feared for their lives. Meetai, son of the

chief minister, has been awarded a five-year jail term under section 304 (culpable homicide not amounting to murder) of the IPC for firing at Roger on March 20, 2011, and killing him. The incident had occurred after Roger had allegedly not allowed Meetai to overtake him in his SUV which had irked the chief minister’s son. A dvo c a t e K a m i n i Jaiswal, appearing, for Roger’s parents of victim had earlier said that no one from Manipur has dared to file an appeal in the high court against the five-year jail term awarded to Meetai. She had alleged that advocate Utsav Bains has also received threats from Ultra groups after he started pursuing the case. The apex court had on May 22 sought response from the Centre and the state on the plea of parents of youth who also alleged that they are being threatened and family members are being allegedly implicated in cases. The apex court had not issued any notice to the chief minister and others in the case as sought. T h e p a r e n t s h ave

sought directions “to provide security for the safety of the life and liberty of petitioners and their family members against any kind of threat and victimisation for their peaceful stay throughout India.” T h e y h ave a l s o sought a direction for an independent probe by a central agency on the ground that the state police was working at the behest of the convict. “ I n Ja n u a r y, t h e petitioners (parents) approached several lawyers in the high court of Manipur at Imphal, to file an appeal against the judgement of the sessions judge, Imphal (West), but all the lawyers they approached, refused to represent them due to the influence and clout of the Respondent No 3 (CM), more so, in view of the fact that nobody could dare to stand-up against the chief minister, home minister of the State,” the plea said. The petition referred to the fact that the convict, who was sentenced to fiveyear-jail term in 2011, is still serving the imprisonment which proves that he has been out of jail for a considerable period during the trial.

India signs $39 mn pact with World Bank for Assam project

New Delhi, Jun 5 (PTI): India today signed a USD 39.2 million (over Rs 251 crore) loan agreement with the World Bank for the ‘Citizen Centric Service Delivery’ project in Assam. The programme size is USD 49 million, of which USD 39.2 million will be financed by the Bank and the remaining amount will be funded out of the state budget, the finance ministry said in a statement.The programme’s duration is 5 years, it added. According to

Militant killed in encounter with army Imphal, Jun 5 (PTI): A militant suspected to be a NSCN (K) cadre was killed in an encounter with the army at Gaijianglong village in Noney district, police said today. The incident occurred last night around 10:30 pm, in the dense hilly terrain of the district and the deceased has been identified as 30-year-old Gaithalung Thaimei, the police said. Security forces recovered a sophisticated M-16 assault rifle and 11 rounds along with a mobile handset from the possession of the dead militant, police said. The dead militant is suspected to be a cadre of NSCN (K), they added.

IMPHAL, Jun 5 (NPN): The Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) was launched in Manipur on Monday, a year after the scheme was set in motion first in Uttar Pradesh. Manipur chief minister N Biren Singh launched the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s brightness programme in the presence of Union minister of state DoNER, Dr. Jitendra Singh at a crowded function held in Imphal’s City Convention Centre. With the launching of the scheme, Manipur became the second in the Northeast after Assam providing free LPG connections to the BPL households. Manipur is targeting Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal plants a to avail the benefit of the sapling on the occasion of World Environment Day at scheme to 2.43 lakh BPL households and out of this Dibrugarh University in Dibrugarh on Monday. (PTI)

5104 has been applied for availing the scheme. First launched on May 1, 2016 in Ballia of Uttar Pradesh, the scheme is aimed at replacing the unclean cooking fuels mostly used in the rural India with the clean and more efficient LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas). After launching the scheme, the Union minister and chief minister distributed LPG connections to 20 beneficiaries of the scheme. Chief minister N Biren Singh said that the launching of the scheme will benefit the state in two days. “The scheme will help reduce cutting of trees in hill areas of the state as the LPG connections is provided free of cost, the number of household using LPG cooking gas will increase,” Singh said.

NAAME denies Mission Clean Dzükou president, Ruokuovikho Chale, said the association disowns every single word published, stating that Mission Clean Dzükou was never discussed or planned including the flag-off ceremony which was unaware of by the Association. “The Statement dragging the name of NAAME too far beyond the boundary of Eco-tourism and

Bishnupushkar pond there. As a long term measure for sustainable development of the pond and conservation of the turtles and fish there, a conservation committee has been constituted comprising experts, representatives from local administration, forest and temple committee. Meanwhile, works are underway to create a better living condition for the turtles in the temple ponds by providing breeding and basking grounds and monitoring and improving the water quality there, it said. An artificial incubation facility where human assisted eggs hatching could be done has been set up in the pond premises. The committee under the super vision of the De puty Commissioner Kamrup district has also taken initiatives to develop a biodiversity information centre in the office of the Deputy Commissioner.

New Delhi, Jun 5 (PTI): Tripura Governor Ta t h a g a t a Roy t o d ay travelled in the Delhi Metro, including its recently opened heritage corridor, and hailed the mass rapid transit facility as one of the best in the world. Roy, 72, incidentally is a trained engineer and was part of the pioneering team that created the Calcutta Metro. “He took a ride in the metro, and was all praises for it. The Governor boarded a train from Central Secretariat Metro Station and travelled all the way up to the Kashmere Gate Metro Station. “In between, he got down at Lal Quila Metro Station and stepped out to see the design of the str ucture, as also the bustling Old Delhi the metro line enters into,” a senior protocol officer told PTI. The Governor also spent some time at the new Kashmere Gate Metro Station of the recently inaugurated heritage corridor of the Violet Line service and saw the exhibits on the area’s history, put up there. “He then returned through the Violet Line

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Shillong, Jun 5 (NPN): M e g h a l aya ’s p r i n c i p a l opposition party, the United Democratic Party (UDP) on Monday said the resurgence of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the state was mainly due to the failure of the ruling Congress party. “If BJP rises in Meghalaya, it is due to the failure of the Chief Minister (Mukul Sangma) and his party (Congress),” Leader of Opposition and UDP Supremo, Donkupar Roy said. “It is because of the failure of the Chief Minister and his party that their members are joining the BJP,” he said and poohpoohed Sangma claim that UDP stitching a pre-poll alliance with the Hill State People’s Democratic Party

ser vice and got down at Mandi House Metro Station on way to a press interaction at the Metro Bhawan,” he said. “Though, I am now on in a different profession, but deep within still a ‘metro man’. I enjoyed the ride very much. “Delhi Metro is something that we all are very proud of. I have seen metros in foreign countries too, but this is one of the best,” Roy was quoted as saying by the senior officer.

AFFIDAVIT (DECLARATION)

I, Shri. P. Shimon Phom, father of Master Monglong Chungphang aged about 38 years, presently residing at Daklane Colony, Kohima, Nagaland do herby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as follows: 1. That I am a bonofide citizen of India. 2. That my son’s correct/official name is Monglong Chungphang. 3. That in some of my son’s documents his name has entered/recorded as S. Ganga Monglong where as in some other documents his name has entered as Monglong Chungphang. 4. That the names Monglong Chungphang and S. Ganga Monglong are one and the same person, i.e., my Son master Monglong Chungphang. 5. That I hereby renounce my son’s previous name S. Ganga Monlong. 6. That this affidavit is made to declare that my son shall be called and known as Monglong Chungphang from this day onwards for all his official records and future references. 7. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of evidence of the fact and proof as mentioned above and also to be used for any rectification if arises in future. That the statements from para 1-7 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing false has been stated. I sign this affidavit before the competent Authority Kohima on this the 5th day of May, 2017.

Regd. No : 416/17 Date : 5/5/17

Deponent Notary/Magistrate

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(HSPDP) was a backdoor alliance with BJP. “I am amused by the views of Chief Minister, a veteran politician, that UDP is in back door alliance with BJP. We believe either in pre-poll alliance or post poll alliance and there is nothing like ‘backdoor or front door alliance,” he said. However, Roy made it clear that the UDP is not having any pre-poll alliance with the saffron party for the 2018 assembly elections scheduled to be held in February-March next year. “The chief minister is very desperate after the formation of UDP-HSPDP alliance. Why should Mukul Sangma blame regional parties for the rise of the BJP? It is the failure of the Congress party which gave rise to BJP both at the

Centre and other states,” the UDP Chief stated. Citing the example of Assam where many Congress leaders shifted to BJP, Roy said, “In Meghalaya too, we are beginning to see the exodus of Congress men to BJP. Even in my Shella assembly constituency, the Congress men are joining BJP. From Sohra too, the former Congress legislator, Dr PW Khongjee, joined BJP,” Roy reiterated that it is not UDP that is encouraging BJP but it is because of the failure of the chief minister and his party that their members are joining BJP. “In national politics, the Congress failed resulting in BJP forming the government, but in Meghalaya, we hope that the regional alliance will win the 2018 polls,” he said.

Tripura Governor Tathagata Roy along with Delhi Metro Managing Director Mangu Singh comes out after taking a ride in Delhi metro in New Delhi on Monday. (PTI)

DEPONENT Solemnly affirm and declare before me by the above name deponent on this 10th day of January 2017. MAGISTRATE / NOTARY PUBLIC Regd. No : 04//16/17, Date : 10/01/2017

I, Shri. Vineizo Venyo, S/O Shokhapu aged about, 43 years presently residing at Keziekie Kohima, permanent resident of Thüvophisü, Chozuba, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare on oath as under:1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to Chakhesang tribe. 2. That in my Service book and other official records my name has been entered as Vineizo Kire instead of Veneizo Venyo. 3. That I belong to Chakhesang Naga Tribe, However in my service record my Tribe name has been inadvertently entered/recorded as Angami. 4. That the above mention name Vineizo Kire and Vineizo Venyo belong to one and the same person. 5. That this affidavit is executed to show that the name Veneizo Venyo shall be used/ treated as a piece of evidence for all official purposes . 6. That the statements made in the above paragraphs are true and correct and no material facts has been stated or concealed therein. And I sign this affidavit on this day the 10th day of January 2017 at Kohima.

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BJP resurgence in M’laya due to Cong’s failure

Regd. No. 176/17 Date : 31/05/2017 AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF NAME/SURNAME I, Smti. T. ITOLI, D/o TOKIHO permanent resident of Thakiye Village, Dist. Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India resident of the above mentioned address. 2. That my actual name according to my Service Appointment Order is T. ITOLI. 3. That my name has been erroneously entered as ITOLI SUMI in bank passbook bearing No. 11736647155, ITOLI T SEMA in service book. 4. That the name T. ITOLI, ITOLI.T SEMA & ITOLI SUMI refers to one person i.e me. 5. That from the date of this declaration, I shall be called and addressed by the name T. ITOLI as recorded in my Service Appointment Order and which will be as addressed for all official purpose. That the statements made in the paragraph 1 & 5 fo the affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge. Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this 31st day of May '17, who is identified by Adv. Akato Yepthomi. NOTARY PUBLIC DP-5735

AFFIDAVIT (CORRECTION OF NAME )

I, Shri P. Shimon Phom, father of Miss. Mongyung Chungphang aged about 38 years, presently residing at Daklane Colony, Kohima, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm on oath and declare as follows:1. That I am a bonofide citizen of India. 2. That my daughter’s correct/official name is Mongyung Chungphang. 3. That in some of my daughter’s documents her name has entered/recorded as S. Mongyung Phom where as in some other documents her name has been entered as Mongyung Chungphang. 4. That the names Mongyung Chungphang and S.Mongyung Phom, are one and the same person, i.e., my daughter Miss. Mongyung Chungphang. 5. That I hereby renounce my daughter’s previous name S.Mongyung Phom. 6. That this affidavit is made to declare that my daughter shall be called and known as Mongyung Chungphang from this day onwards for all her official records and future references. 7. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of evidence of the fact and proof as mentioned above and also to be used for any rectification if arises in future. That the statements from para 1-7 are true to the best of my knowledge and nothing false has been stated. I sign affidavit before the competent Authority Kohima on this the 5th day of May, 2017. K-1816

G u wa h ati , J un 5 (PTI): The Kamr up district administration has undertaken massive plantation drives in various places of the district today on the occasion of the World Environment Day. In collaboration with leading NGO Round Table Guwahati steps have been taken to plant 300 saplings in and around the premises of Saraighat Lake at Amingaon near Guwahati, a district administration release said. All circle officers, Block Development Officers, Health institutions, schools and colleges, besides other government establishments also planted trees in appropriate measure in their premises, the release said. A painting competition was also held in the campus of Hoygrib Madhab Devalaya, Hajo by the administration as an awareness campaign to conserve the rare species of turtles and fish in the

environmental Awareness Adventure and promotion is totally misconceived conception,” NAAME maintained. It added that the concept published “is not good and is in their interest as conceived”. Therefore, while stating that it’s sole intention was exclusively for adventure and eco-tourism promotion only, NAAME appealed the public not to misunderstand the same.

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DIMAPUR, JUN 5 (NPN): Apropos the news ‘Manipur minister calls for protection of Dzükou valley’ on June 5, the Nagaland Association for Adventure Mountaineering and Education (NAAME) has denied the Mission Clean Dzükou Joint Venture with Manipur Mountaineering and Trekking Association (MMTA). I n a p r e s s n o t e, NA A M E

the statement, the objective of the project is to improve access in the delivery of selected public services in Assam. The Project adopts an integrated approach to improve access and accountability. Loan agreement was signed by Raj Kumar, Joint Secretar y, Ministr y of Finance, on behalf of the Government of India and Hisham Abdom, Manager, Operations (India) on behalf of the World Bank.

Tripura Guv takes hails DMRC after Delhi Metro ride

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The senior official said it was his first visit to the Delhi Metro. Roy was accompanied by Delhi Metro Rail Corporation chief Mangu Singh during the visit. “The Governor arrived h e r e S u n d ay eve n i n g and is expected to meet some senior government officials in Delhi. On June 7, he is scheduled to go to Chandigarh, after which he will return home via Delhi,” he said. Violet Line of the

DMRC network stretched for about 36 km from ITO metro station to Escorts Mujesar station, up until late last month, when the 5.17-km-long corridor was launched from ITO station to Kashmere Gate metro station. The three new stations- Delhi Gate, Jama Masjid and Red Fort on this heritage corridor take the Delhi Metro into the heart of Shajehanabad, once the seat of the Mughal empire.

AFFIDAVIT (CHANGE OF NAME)

I, Ram Bahadur Baniya have changed my son's names (1) Master Roshan Chhetri (2) Master Rabines Chhetri mentioned in my service book of records, to their actual Names (1) Master Roshan Baniya (2) Master Rabines Baniya through an afﬁdavit No. 37/2017 dated 02.03.2017 and same shall be construed as their ofﬁcial name for all legal and future correspondence. DP-5740 GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

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PEREN : NAGALAND PUBLIC NOTICE NO.REV/TL-1/2008/497 Dated. Peren the 25th May 2017 Notice is hereby given that Shri. Nteisong, Peren Town has applied for transfer of land settlement Permit NO.REV/TL/1-2008 Book No. 003 Sl. No. 0518 measuring an area of 25' x 60' Ft located at Nsetning Colony, Peren Town, which has been gifted by Shri. Penret of Mpai Village. Claims and objections if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted to the office of the undersigned within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice, after which the permit would be issued to Shri. Nteisong. ZARENTHUNG EZUNG Deputy Commissioner, Peren : Nagaland DP-5733(A) GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

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PEREN : NAGALAND PUBLIC NOTICE NO.REV/TL-1/2008/498 Dated. Peren the 25th May 2017 Notice is hereby given that Shri. Kekiepeubo, Peren Town has applied for transfer of land settlement Permit NO.REV/TL-1/2008 Book No. 003 Sl. No. 0506 measuring an area of 15' x 20' Ft located at Nsetning Colony, Peren Town, which has been gifted by Ms. Galtuiliu of Kuilong. Claims and objections if any on the aforesaid land may be submitted to the office of the undersigned within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice, after which the permit would be issued to Shri. Kekiepeubo. ZARENTHUNG EZUNG Deputy Commissioner, Peren : Nagaland DP-5733(B)

Campaign launched to collect wet, dry wastes separately

World Environment Day celebrated in Arunachal Itanagar, Jun 5 (PTI): Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu today joined the World Environment Day celebration by planting hundreds of saplings at Hollongi check gate after inaugurating it. Khandu also planted over 200 saplings of fruit species along with school children at the Art of Living centre. Stating that the state with two national parks, 13 wildlife sanctuaries and three tiger reserves has a unique binding with nature, the chief minister asked the people to think and care about the environment. He stressed upon the need to involve colleges, schools and universities to create awareness and education about nature among students. The chief minister urged the people to avoid unplanned development and destruction of natural resources particularly forests. Damage to nature due to essential developmental activities be compensated by tree planting and other conservation measures, he said and asked the forest department to take compensatory afforestation on top priority.

ment Day here, Biren said, “Nature does not require us, but we need nature for our survival.” People needed to take a collective pledge to conserve nature for sustainable development and survival of human beings, he said. The chief minister said

that under the ‘Green Imphal’ campaign, he planted many saplings around the city and cleaned Nambul river. Deliberations were also on to impose ban on the use of polythene bags in the state to check environment degradation and health hazards, Biren said.

NEFIS urges president to probe murder of Arambam Shanti NEW DELHI, JUN 5 (NPN): North-East Forum for International Solidarity (NEFIS) held a candle-light vigil at Arts Faculty on Monday in condolence for the recent shooting of a woman, Arambam Shanti in Moreh town of Manipur. NEFIS also submitted a letter addressed to the President of India, demanding investigation of the case by an Independent Probe Team. According to NEFIS, on May 22, at around 4 p.m in Ward No. 4 Premnagar, Moreh, two masked men on a bike brutally killed Shanti by shooting at her. The shooting took place near an Assam Rifles camp, thereby indicating strong suspicion as to the role of Assam Rifles personnel in the shooting, NEFIS claimed. The forum cited eyewitness account who reportedly stated that an Assam Rifles Gypsy was seen parked at a very short distance from spot of the killing. It was also pointed out that soon after the incident, some AR personnel came and picked up the empty cartridges lying at the crime scene. In this regard, NEFIS stated that such tampering with crucial evidence before the investigation was is criminal in itself. It also questioned the intent of the Assam Rifles

personnel, saying removal of cartridges from the crime scene suggests their obvious connection with the killing. The Moreh Police station has drawn up a suo moto case, but investigation into the case has proceeded no further due to criminal influence of the Assam Rifles, it claimed. Importantly, on the intervening night of 23rd and 24th May, two suspects were let loose without even recording their statements by the Moreh Police, on the intervention of the Commanding Officer of the 11 Assam Rifles stationed at Moreh, NEFIS informed suggesting complicity of Assam Rifles with killers of Shanti. NEFIS has urged the President to take the following action as a matter of urgency: T h e i nve s t i g a t i o n should be handed over to an independent Investigation Team to ensure that the Assam Rifles’ involvement should be probed thoroughly in a time bound manner, under the direct supervision of your good office and that the Assam Rifles station at Moreh should be removed immediately. Further, NEFIS pledged to intensify movement against such killings in North-East in collusion with armed forces, in the coming days.

Stating that deforestation was the main cause for frequent landslides in hill areas, he urged the public to plant more saplings instead of felling trees. The chief minister said that a team of volunteers has been formed to plant 1000 saplings in different parts of the state as part of environment protection campaign. He asked the public not to dump waste materials into rivers. Forest and Environment Minister Th Shyamkumar also spoke on the occasion. Earlier, Biren and other dignitaries planted saplings at Ima Keithel as part of the World Environment Day programme, the release said.

Hindu B’deshis illegally entering Assam since 1971 NEW DELHI, JUN 5 (AGENCIES): At a time when various organisations are protesting against the settlement of Hindu migrants from Bangladesh in Assam under the Citizenship Act, the Centre has declared that Hindu migrants have been entering the state even after March 25, 1971. According to a written statement by the Center, Hindu Bangladeshis have been illegally entering the state since March 25, 1971. It is a proof that the Center has vowed to shelter the religious migrants from Bangladesh even by amending the Indian constitution. After hearing the petition by Pranab Kumar Mazumdar, the Supreme Court asked the Center to clear its stand regarding Hindu migrants.

Manipur assembly passes GST Bill Imphal, Jun 5 (PTI): Manipur assembly passed the Manipur Goods and Service Services Tax Bill, 2017 today at a specially convened session. The bill was passed by voice vote even as Opposition Congress demanded a debate. During the discussion state Chief Minister N Biren Singh said that under GST Manipur would generate revenue of around Rs 150 crore to Rs 200 crore annually. Aound 4500 retail shops have already been registered for GST in the state, he added. Deputy Chief Minister Y Joykumar Singh, who is also in-charge of Finance and moved the bill, said its passing provided a “golden jump” for revenue mobilisation which will simplify the indirect tax regime in the state. ‘One nation-one tax’ is

Shillong/Aizawl, Jun 5 (NPN/PTI): The Meghalaya Cabinet on Monday has given its seal of approval to the draft Meghalaya Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill. The draft Bill will be introduced in the state assembly for its passage during a special session on June 12.Last year, the Meghalaya Assembly had ratified the Constitution (122nd Amendment) Bill, 2014, officially known as the Constitution (101stAmendment) Act, 2016, related to GST. “It is required for the state to have its own GST Bill and the government has written to the governor, Banwarilal Purohit and Assembly Speaker, Abu Taher Mondal for convening a special session of the Assembly to consider and pass the state GST Bill on June 12,” Chief Minister Mukul

Sangma told journalists after chairing the cabinet meeting. Under the new tax regime, Sangma said that the state would receive compensation from Centre for loss of revenue due to abolition of taxes such as value added tax (VAT). “States would be compensated if there was a difference between their annual revenue and the all-India state revenue average in base fiscal year 2015-2016,” the Chief Minister said. However, Sangma said that if the growth rate is below 14 percent of the average assumed growth rate on tax collection for all states, the affected state would be compensated accordingly by the GST Council. “Earlier, before the coming of GST regime, our request for adequate compensation based on projected loss of revenue

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Mizoram may not be able to fully implement the Goods and Services Tax (GST) with the rest of the country on July one, the date set for rolling out the new tax regime, state Taxation Minister Lalsawta today said. Lalsawta told PTI that though the officials were working on a war footing to be able to roll out the GST, but internet connectivity was the main stumbling block, not only in Mizoram but also in other states of the north east region.

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Tezpur (Assam), Jun 5 (PTI): The Biswanath district administration evicted encroachers from several hectares of forest land in the district near the inter-state border, official sources said today. Encroached areas in Behali Reserve Forest in Naharjan and Singlijan Reserve Forest near Dulongmukh were cleared, Divisional Forest Officer East Sonitpur division Rajen Choudhury told PTI today. Bordering areas of the two reserved forests on both side were occupied by encroachers who had established farms with crop and rubber tree cultivation and had cut down several trees in the reserve forest, Choudhury said. The eviction drive

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Pursuance to the Govt. letter No. SPLY-4/34/2017 dated 25/05/2017, and P& AR O.M AR-3/GEN-174/2007 (Pt) dated 07/12/2016, the Department will be conducting an examination for filling up 1 (one) post of Sub-Inspector (GradeIII) in the Pay Band of PB- 5200-20200 with Grade Pay of Rs. 2400/- P.M and 1 (one) Post of Store Keeper (Grade-III) in the Pay Band of PB-5200-20200 with Grade Pay of Rs. 1900/- P.M under the Directorate of Food & Civil Supplies, Nagaland. REQUIREMENTS 1. Educational Qualification : a) Grade in any discipline from a recognized university for the post of Sub-Inspector. b) 12th Standard Passed from a recognized Board or University for the Post of Store-Keeper. 2. Age Limit : Minimum 21 years and Maximum 35 years on the date of appointment. 3. Applications with full bio-data may be submitted in plain paper in the Directorate during office hours and should be enclosed with attested copies of Age Proof (HSLC Admit Card), ST, Indigenous Certificate, Unemployment Card, Educational Qualification Certificates from HSLC onwards along with 3 Passport size photos. 4. The Written examination is tentatively scheduled to be held on the 29th of June, 2017 from 10:00 a.m onwards 5. The list of eligible/rejected candidates for the examination will be published in the notice board of the Directorate on the 17th June, 2017 6. Admit Card will be issued from 19th – 21st June, 2017 from the Directorate during office hour on payment of Rs. 100 (one hundred) as an examination fee. 7. Incomplete applications shall be rejected by the Board. 8. Application forms can be submitted from the date of advertisement and last date for submission is 13th June, 2017. (Asangla Imti) NCS Director, Food & Civil Supplies, Nagaland, Dimapur

to clear the area of encroachers was conducted by Biswanath district administration and East Sonitpur Forest Division in the two reserved forests on June three and ended last evening, he said. Over five hectares of forest land occupied by the encroachers about 3 km inside the border in Assam’s Naharjan area and 220 hectare of the 1400 hectare Singlijan Reserve Forest were cleared, he said. In Singlijan Reserve Forest the encroachers had covered the area with fencing and permanent pillars, Choudhury said adding, more than 500 metre fencing along with posts have been recovered during the eviction drive.

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the soul of GST, he said adding it is a destination-based consumption tax which will flow to the state where goods and services are consumed. So states like Manipur which are consumer states will benefit from GST, he added. GST, he said, would bring in uniform taxation in the country and will curb the imbalance in tax variation and price variation in different states of the country. Implementation of GST will not push up prices of goods and services and people should not panic about its implementation in the State. He said that tax on alcoholic liquor for human consumption would be exempted under GST bill. Not all business dealers or shops are required to register for GST but only those whose annual revenue turnover is

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ritain has been rocked by three recent successive terror attacks within a short span of just a month between the first attack on March 22 in Westminster and the May 23 attack at Manchester City followed by the recent June 3 attack at London Bridge. In the first attack, a terrorist ran over pedestrians and also stabbed some in which five died and around 50 were injured. In the second attack in Manchester City on May 23, at a place where a concert had just concluded, a terrorist detonated a bomb and killed himself along with 22 others, mostly children and teen agers. On June 3, 2017 three people carried out a terrorist attack in two locations in central London. The attack began when a white van rammed pedestrians on London Bridge. The van drove on and came to a halt south of the bridge. Three men left the van and ran to Borough Market, where stabbing attacks took place in restaurants. One witness reported that the attackers shouted “This is for Allah” and stabbed customers with knives. Ten died and around 40 were injured in the attack. What these attacks have shown is that the western nations have not given much thought about domestic terrorism. Even in the UK, where there is a very large population of immigrants from the muslim community, the government has failed to take preventive and pre-emptive steps to nip and nab terrorism and terrorists. The British government is still fighting shy of calling a spade a spade because it fears that will antagonise its liberal society and its European allies. The British M15 has been keeping tabs on its citizens who are believed to have been radicalised by some British muslim clerics. However, the pre-emptive step needed to arrest and question these suspects appear to have been ignored. Like most European countries, Britain believes that the war on terror needs to focus on transnational terrorism as they believe stray attacks do not need that attention. These countries have yet to realise that domestic terrorism poses a greater threat in terms of lives and property loss than transnational terrorism. This is also true because domestic terrorism tends to spill over into transnational terrorism as local terrorists seek greater world recognition. Even though M15 has been taking a serious view of radicalised British Muslims, the government of Theresa May, which inherited the liberal gene from the predecessor David Cameron, does not feel the need to tighten domestic security. While home secretary under David Cameron, May had undertaken a major decision to cut down the British Police force by 20,000. This was strongly objected to but she held on and instead shot saying those who raised objections were “scaremongering”. After the attacks, May vowed that “enough is enough” but it will do no good for the families of the deceased. She should have taken a strong security stand against terror instead of drastically reducing the police force. The shortage was felt in at least the three terror attacks when few policemen could be deployed. There were some who were off duty but voluntarily joined in aiding the force on the day the terror attacks took place. Britain will have to mobilise a bigger police force to combat domestic terrorism and Theresa May will have much explaining to do for her stupid decision.

DailyDevotion God’s Assurance He Himself has said….So we may boldly say… —Hebrews 13:5-6 My assurance is to be built upon God’s assurance to me. God says, “I will never leave you,” so that then I “may boldly say, ‘The Lord is my helper; I will not fear’ ” (Hebrews 13:5-6). In other words, I will not be obsessed with apprehension. This does not mean that I will not be tempted to fear, but I will remember God’s words of assurance. I will be full of courage, like a child who strives to reach the standard his father has set for him. The faith of many people begins to falter when apprehensions enter their thinking, and they forget the meaning of God’s assurance— they forget to take a deep spiritual breath. The only way to remove the fear from our lives is to listen to God’s assurance to us. What are you fearing? Whatever it may be, you are not a coward about it— you are determined to face it, yet you still have a feeling of fear. When it seems that there is nothing and no one to help you, say to yourself, “But ‘The Lord is my helper’ this very moment, even in my present circumstance.” Are you learning to listen to God before you speak, or are you saying things and then trying to make God’s Word fit what you have said? Take hold of the Father’s assurance, and then say with strong courage, “I will not fear.” It does not matter what evil or wrong may be in our way, because “He Himself has said, ‘I will never leave you….’ ” Human frailty is another thing that gets between God’s words of assurance and our own words and thoughts. When we realize how feeble we are in facing difficulties, the difficulties become like giants, we become like grasshoppers, and God seems to be nonexistent. But remember God’s assurance to us— “I will never…forsake you.” Have we learned to sing after hearing God’s keynote? Are we continually filled with enough courage to say, “The Lord is my helper,” or are we yielding to fear?

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n May 23rd the Government of India issued rules regulating the cattle market. Kerala went ballistic and, without anyone having read or understood the rules, issued threats against the government of India. Members of the Congress party went so far as to slaughter a baby cow in public and distribute the meat to equally vicious spectators of this perverted cruelty. Kerala has no cattle markets, so God knows what they were getting upset about – except Kerala no longer needs a reason to kill somebody – dogs, cows, women, children, other party workers. West Bengal put up a lesser howl and Tamil Nadu made a feeble protest – because they are the ones who run the most illegal cattle markets in India and supply pregnant, sick, diseased and baby animals to Kerala. But the rest of India breathed a sigh of relief. I will explain why these rules were long overdue. If Environment Minister Dave has left a legacy, it is this rule. After Partition, the government tried to help its farmers in different ways. One of them was establishing small village markets on government land so that farmers could sell or trade cattle to each other. The markets were tiny homegrown affairs. A villager would bring one or two

animals and a farmer in the next village would buy them. The cost of the animal was low and haggling took some time but everyone went away happy. There were water troughs for the animals and trees for their shade. During the rest of the week, other markets were allowed in the same place where villagers would sell or trade vegetables, utensils and cloth to each other. It was a gentle happy place. Over the years this has become a vicious violent area. For one thing, it is no longer on government land but on the land rented out by private people. It is no longer for farmers. There are no trees, no water troughs. Animal are often dragged there and kept tied for hours in the sun. It is controlled by a mafia of sellers and buyers and patrolled informally by police people who take a hafta in the trade. Everyone sports knives and guns. The cows and buffaloes that are brought here are forbidden by law to be sold for slaughter: they are either babies or in the prime of life. Many are pregnant. Some are diseased with a variety of disease that range for foot and mouth disease to leukaemia. None of them are older than 16 (there is not a single old animal left in India) which is the legal age for them to be sold for slaughter. But why do I keep saying slaughter? Because these

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A good law “farmer markets” are now simply butcher markets. The law says that only kisans can buy or sell. Not a single kisan will be found anywhere near these hellholes. Small animal traders sell to butchers. The law says that not more than 2 can be sold to one person. The sellers sell upto 100 to a single buyer who claims that he is a “kisan” and has fake papers to prove it – even if he does not have a single acre of land. What he will do with 100 animals is clear to everyone. The law that exists said that no trucks could come near these village markets – the idea being, that it was for local trade only. But now every one of these animal markets is surrounded by trucks and 30-60 cattle are brutally pushed into the truck and taken for slaughter – when the law is clear that no more than 6 cattle can be in one truck. Where the local administration pretends to be strict, the trucks are parked about 500 metres away, the cattle are walked down by this “kisan” and then

loaded on to the trucks. The slaughterhouses are not local. They are many districts away, sometimes even in another state. For instance, the U.P. butchers come to Rajasthan, the Bihar butchers come to Haryana. This has become a mafia controlled place and the district administration either looks the other way or, as in Fatehabad, Haryana, is part of this illegal cruelty. These are not weekly affairs – many of them have become permanent markets like the one in Nawabganj, Bareilly – you have to avert your eyes from the blatant violence and shut your nose to the smell of blood. The result of the degeneration of these markets has been that there are no animals left for the farmers to buy. The prices have been driven skyhigh by butchers and no actual farmer, who wants an animal for ploughing, can afford one. So, more and more small farmers are driven to bankruptcy because they cannot afford mechanized vehicles on their small holdings.

All the new rules have done is to say that the district administrator, vet, forest officer, SP, the SPCA, Tehsildar, two animal welfare organisations and four other people will form the market committee. They will ensure that the markets provide shade, water, food, separate enclosures for young and pregnant animals, nonslippery flooring, proper hygiene, etc. The market will not have more than the designated number of animals and these will be put on a board outside. Traders and purchasers shall file proper applications for trade and these can be rejected. Each market will have veterinary inspectors and each animal shall be screened for its age and for particular diseases. No animal who are sick, ill or injured will be traded and a record of each inspected animals will be made. All animals that are unfit for travel will not be allowed to do so. Each vehicle will only have the number of animals allowed by law. No animal shall be cold or hot branded (a common practice now in these markets). No cattle will have its horns sheared off, or its udders sealed with tape to prevent calves from suckling. No animal shall be muzzled, or have oxytocin injected into it, or be hit. No animal shall be dragged along the ground, pulled up by ropes, tethered in such a way that it cannot move

at all or even lick itself. No animal will have its tail twisted and broken, its ears twisted, hit on its face, have chillies rubbed into its eyes or nose. No babies will be sold. All cattle will have the name and address of the owner and his photo. Each form shall state that the cattle have not been brought to the market for sale for slaughter. Each declaration shall be kept for 6 months by the committee and can be seen for a small payment. A record of the purchaser shall also be kept, along with an undertaking that the animal has been bought for agricultural purposes. So what in this rule is objectionable? Butchers can still buy animals to kill – they simply cannot use the farmer’s market to do so. The price of the animal will come down and small farmers will be able to afford them again, restoring some form of wealth to the farmer. It is a good law and I congratulate the Ministry of Environment for bringing it. Farmers have been asking for such a law for the last twenty years, but the Congress party was not interested. After all, their own ministers own cattle slaughterhouses, and if anyone goes to court to protest it will be a Congress lawyer.To join the animal welfare movement contact gandhim@nic.in,www.peopleforanimalsindia.org

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Behavioural concept of education

ynamic process:It is a common experience that for who is having a heavy work with a laptop complains for not being able to function some of his programme in his laptop. There is nothing wrong with his programming because these are his needs, he has to do. The problem is with the laptop because it has no facility to work with that programming. In technical term, the psychological programming is known as software and the physical laptop is known as hardware. The cause of facing the problem comes from the hardware because it has not been developed by its technology to suit the present situation. There is something in the system to be changed to meet the needs of ever changing world. A series of continuous change forms a process called dynamic process. Education is also a dynamic process which is similar to technology that requires continuous improvement. Whereas instructional part, students and the concept of education are respectively analogues to software, hardware and technology. Traditional and modern systems:Let s consider the educational system before 2000 as traditional system and the system after it as modern system. One of the differences is that in traditional system and the system after it as modern system. One of the differences is that in traditional system, learning outcome is measured from the work of pen and paper but in modern system, measurement is done from the behavioural change of the student. Question is how to bring a desirable change? A change by an effort is considered as development. Development of hardware is by its technology. So development of student will be by the concept of education. New Concept:Teaching is an act of command by learning is an act of demand. So, the concept is to replace teaching by learning. According to law of readiness by Thorndike “if the learner is ready to act of lean, he will learn more quickly, effectively and easily”. Now what we have to do is to make the student to be ready to learn in place of teaching. Area to be developed:(a). Intelligent quotient (IQ):It is an inborn quality but according to Adams “knowledge or thought that may be of practical use in life may be termed as intelligence”. (I will not take much time in this part as it is not a new topic). (b). Emotional quotient (EQ):- Everybody accepts that higher IQ means higher skill and higher skill means better work. But can we accept that higher

IQ means more sincerity? Or a person with higher IQ is sure to sacrifice for his service, society or nations? According to EmliDurkheim “Education is socialization of younger generation”. Now, can we say every educated person is a socialized person? If we thank of today’s crimes-production of nuclear weapons, drugs, synthetic food adulteration, cyber crimes (massive global attacks) we would realize that these are the works of high-IQ persons but not of a layman. By our intelligence, we invent machines and devices to help us. Now the problem is, these machines and devices make man useless in work places like factories, office etc. Our creative mind becomes the cause of a war between human intelligence and artificial intelligence. Then how do the works of high IQ persons become anti social elements? The main reason is the traditional system helps the students to develop only in IQ. Home and social environment takes the responsibility for the developing other required traits. Even though co-scholastics area in school cocurriculum tries to measure at least some of the required other traits. We have seen different acts and attitudes of people. Some are crying, some are singing happily, some are shouting etc. All these are the responds of his/her emotion. So man is a faithful servant of his emotion. It shows that man is controlled by EQ rather than IQ. (c). Spiritual quotient (SQ):Everything or everybody in our environment is not under our control. Many things in nature are beyond human conscience. Everybody has his/her own authority. Relation between our mind and external world keeps on changing our emotion. That is why many a time we have negative emotion such as fear, pain, loss of interest, anxiety, stress etc. For handling a matter which is beyond human limit we are better to be with something which extends beyond human boundary. UNESCO has given more concern to world peace, international understanding and unity of mankind. ‘Peace’ which is the ultimate aim of education for which one has to sacrifice for the first 20 years of his/her life span in learning. If we look at today’s scenario of unemployment problem, after completing their education who is getting peace of mind? If the whole part of education is occupied by the area of IQ, nothing on the earth will be more dangerous than human being. Spirituality is all about peace and purity. One should not get confuse spirituality with religion.

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Spirituality is all about peace and purity. One should not get confuse spirituality with religion. Spiritu- (From previous issue) ing whether we are contributing to ality is universal and it does not The love for extravagance is global warming? have any reference to religion. But the root-cause of environmental By being aware, of course you a religion may give its reference degradation. We have love for want to buy that car? That incredto spirituality. It leads us to offer amazing cars with powerful en- ibly expensive car that people will an attribution to the beauties and gines and huge exhausts and half stare at every time you take it out. abilities beyond the creation of a kilometre of unleaded petrol per Go ahead, then, buy it. But also human. That is why Mahatma litre, air cons anytime everywhere, include walking in your routine. Gandhi stated as by Education, huge houses, lots of servants, Sure, if you want to zip on the I mean an all round drawing out expensive furniture, real leather, highway, that car makes perfect the best in child and man, body, fur, mink and what not. Let us sense. Sure, if you want to show mind and spirit”. I think this one ask ourselves how much water is off to your gym buddies, take it sentence statement explains every- wasted when we brush our teeth there. But to the grocery store, I thing and will remain forever. due to the non-stop flow from the am pretty sure those people at the (d). Mind Orientation:- in tap? Flushing the toilet sometimes grocery store could not care less traditional system students bor- excessively when just two mugs of about the car you come into buy row experience from books. That water are sufficient is another cause milk. Walk to your grocery store. is why every student carries a very of environment degradation. The In fact, why do you not chart a heavy school bag. After complet- main threat to the environment mental map? Walk to all those ing their education they become comes from the rapid change in places that are 10-15 minute walk the owners of pen and paper only. lifestyles and the increase in ur- from your house. This is one of the reasons that banisation, industrial growth and When you go shopping, try India is facing unemployment consequent need for power, miner- parking your car five minutes away from the mall and walk. Save that problem. als, ports and transportation. In new approach every stuThe booming trade in rhino much petrol, and stop that much dent creates knowledge and earns horns, elephant tusks, tiger parts, pollution. Five minutes cannot kill understanding with work experi- soft shell turtles and many more you. And even if you have heavy ence (concept of constructivism). species is a grim reminder of the bags to carry, you could always So learning becomes a child cen- immense perils that wildlife and come back and drive your car to the entrance to take them in, or ask tred. Every child centre learning their habitats are facing today. is an activity based learning. Our growing urban centres the shop boys to help you. If for no Nowadays, throughout the are producing millions of tonnes of other reason, they will help you for country, students are very busy solid waste. According to a recent ten bucks out of your pockets. Cannot be bothered to turn in carrying out school project Assocham study, Indian cities an(Pragmatic method). Question is nually produce 95 million tonnes off all lights and fans when you how far the system is effective or of solid wastes, which is likely to are not using them? All right, reliable to the work of students? increase to 150 million tonnes in don’t. Can you turn one light off ? Effectiveness or reliability is the next seven years. A large part By turning off that one light, you a matter of moral responsibility. of this waste is dumped on land save that much energy. Too lazy Responsibility is the first lesson and contains potentially hazard- to find a dustbin on the road? All and also lifelong lesson one has ous material that contaminates right, don’t. But as you are walking or driving, you will come across to learn. But it cannot be learnt ground water. from books or cannot be taught But it is irony that we all garbage heaps on the roadside. by somebody. Of course they would like to see a green world, Throw your garbage there at least. make us to understand. It is a a clean world, one where you see That way, you are still some civic sense to be felt by motivation of natural beauty everywhere you sense, aren’t you? Oh yes, go ahead and spend understanding. Everybody under- turn, where breathing is a healthy stands by everybody is not always and pleasing thing to do, rather all the money you have on all the a responsible person. than a necessity you would avoid luxuries you can buy. Just make sure that you save wherever you Every child centred learning if you could. should have a regular training Is it possible to achieve both? can. That is all you need to do. class for mind to develop self Not, at all if we continue the pres- So stop feeling guilty about all the motivation in which the quality ent lifestyle. Now question arises harm you are causing society, and of mind is controlled by logical, how do we achieve that elusive get involved in some any planetpsychological and sociological balance between extravagance saving activity. (Concluded) approaches and the quantity of and environmental-friendly living. Prof. M. Kumar Sinha, the mind is controlled by mind How do we enjoy our luxuries concentration an physio-brain without feeling guilty, or wonder- Finance Officer, NU, Lumami exercise. No one can use even 5% of his brain. But most of us think that we have poor memory and low concentration. It is not by the quality of brain but it is by the way of how we use it. For example, student who cannot remember any poem learnt in class can sing more that 100 songs, student who Sir, Going green is all very well provided we continue to follow up cannot concentrate in class can give full concentration to movies. our pledge taken on world environment day. Conserving water, power Such inabilities are because of and the environment is all part of going globally green. We need improper coordination between to be able to use electricity, water sparingly, which does not mean left and right parts of brain. By that there should be constant power-cuts. We just need to switch training we can increase the abil- off electricity (fan, air conditioners, light etc) when we are not in that particular room or need them on. Water is also another costly ity of brain. gift of nature now. By observing the green day, we also need to take Okram Sunder Singh, stock of all these and try to make our state more sufficient. Headmaster, Public School Lily Angami, Agri Colony Kohima Dzuvuru 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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Bengaluru, Jun 5 (IANS): Bengaluru has been ranked as the top green city and environmentally responsible city owing to the spike in demand for solar as well as garden products, a survey has showed. The survey, led by retail giant Amazon.in, found the demand for solar power products such as solar lights, inverters, power banks and torches, grew nearly 400 per cent year-on-year with over 55 per cent of the demand coming in from the tier-II and tier-III cities. Increased demand has also been witnessed from Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad and Pune. Further, the demand for garden products such as seeds, plants, garden tools, pots and planters, also witnessed a growth of nearly 300 per cent year on year, with tier-II and tier-III cities contributing to over 55 per cent to the demand. “Customers today are more environmentconscious and recognise the importance of using clean energy. We are excited by the rising demand for solar and garden products across the country,” Kaveesh Chawla, Director (Category Management), Amazon India, said in a statement on Monday. Increased awareness and consciousness about the urgent need to reduce our carbon footprint is becoming an important factor driving this demand surge, the survey noted.

Farmer-sponsored shutdown gets huge response in Maha Mumbai, Jun 5 (IANS): The first-ever Maharashtra “shutdown” called by farmers organisations got a massive response across the state on Monday with minor incidents of violence on the fifth day of the ongoing farmers strike. The shutdown got enthusiastic response from several lakh aggressive farmers with many regular markets, locals markets and supplies of milk, fruits and vegetables paralysed since early in the day. For a change, all major political parties, including the ruling coalition constituent Shiv Sena, opposition Congress, Nationalist Congress Party, Peasants and Workers Party,

Left parties, various trade unions, NGOs, affiliated organisations and farmers groups wholeheartedly supported the statewide bandh. Major milk suppliers like Gokul Dairy joined the strike along with fresh fruits and vegetables cultivators, but the milk federation in Mumbai kept off the shutdown on Monday. The day was marked with blocking of roads, state and national highways by burning tyres, an incident of blocking the railway line at Puntamba in Ahmednagar, at least five incidents of stoning and damaging buses of Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation, dharnas, processions, emp-

tying truckloads of milk, fruits and vegetables, and other protests. Accusing Fadnavis of “betraying” them, farmers in Nashik and Osmanabad burnt his effigy and those in the latter place made a bonfire of large stocks of onion on the roads. Nanded lawyers abstained from court work for a few hours to join the farmers-sponsored shutdown, while lawyers in Latur are expected to join the farmers on Tuesday. At least five state transport buses were damaged in stone-pelting incidents in Nanded and Osmanabad even as police rushed in to take control of the situation and prevent matters from escalating.

Civil society demand law against mob lynching New Delhi, Jun 5 (IANS): A group of civil society members on Monday demanded a law against mob lynching and warned of an agitation if the process of legislating such an act is not initiated early. The demand was strongly made at the launch of National Campaign Against Mob Lynching, a forum made up of JNU students and civil society members, here on Monday. Actress Swara Bhaskar, b u s i n e s s m a n Te h s e e n Poonawalla, veteran journalist Kuldip Nayar, were among the many who spoke at the event and stressed the increased need for a law

against lynching in the face of “frequent instances of mob attacks”. Members who raised the demand also included Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students Shehla Rashid and Kanhaiya Kumar. They warned of a massive agitation on July 11, ex-

actly a year after four Dalits were flogged and thrashed publicly in Una town of Gujarat on suspicion that they had slaughtered a cow. National Campaign Against Mob Lynching would prepare a draft law and present it to various states and the central government for consideration.

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New Delhi, Jun 5 (IANS): Aiming to protect consumer interests, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Monday launched three new mobile applications and a web portal. TRAI MyCall App is an Android application for crowd sourced voice call quality monitoring. The app will help mobile phone users rate their experience about voice call quality in real time and help TRAI gather customer experience data along with network data.

ducive for talks with Pakistan as it has been vitiated by Islamabad. Sharif was invited to Modi’s swearing in and later the Prime Minister also went to Lahore in December 2015 to meet the Pakistan Prime Minister. “I went to the Heart of Asia conference in December 2015 and started bilateral talks. Then, Prime Minister Modi went to Lahore on December 25. Then the new year began with Pathankot. Won’t you take the changed circumstances into consideration? They described top Hizbul commander Burhan Wani as a freedom fighter and martyr. For talks even on humanitarian grounds, there must be a good environment or humanitarian basis. Do you think there is an atmosphere for talks?,” Swaraj asked. “These are gestures of goodwill, nobody thought the Prime Minister would do it with an out-of-box thinking, but within a week Pathankot happened,” she said. Replying to a question whether taking the Kulb-

parliamentary secretaries. PSAN stated that such illegal and corrupt practice under the hand and seal of the highest lawmakers was uncalled for, especially in a democratic state. “If all posts are stashed away by few vested individuals, then for the rest, what is the point of taking coaching, studying laboriously and even the whole point of educational system?”PSAN questioned. PSAN said ‘enough is enough’, and has resolved not to allow such lethargic corrupt practices “to prevail in our land right under our nose.” Vowing to continue to fight corrupt practices to the last breath, PSAN has called upon all right thinking citizens to extend support to its cause.

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hushan Jadhav case to ICJ by India risked the Kashmir issue being taken there, Swaraj said, “Kashmir issue can never be taken to ICJ because both the countries are bound by the Shimla Agreement and Lahore Declaration to solve it bilaterally. We will solve our issues bilaterally.” Justifying the Jadhav issue being taken to ICJ, she said that India and Pakistan have been fighting various issues like the Indus Water Treaty through arbitration in forums like ICJ and World Bank. She said the Jadhav issue was taken to ICJ because Pakistan violated the Vienna Convention. She expressed confidence that India would win the case finally. Asked whether Modi and Sharif would meet on the sidelines of the SCO, she said: “No decision on meeting has been taken.” Asked whether India would urge US President Donald Trump to bring pressure to stop Pakistan from sponsoring cross border terrorism, Swaraj told the questioner that it would have been better if he had not taken the US President’s name. India, she said, always takes up the issue of terrorism in all available international fora and said the time has come for all the countries to agree on a Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism at the United Nations.

(From p-1) PSAN stated that many depar tments, in contravention of the government’s standing order, were still indulging in contractual/backdoor appointments instead of requisitioning the posts to NPSC thereby denying an opportunity to thousands of serious and deserving aspirants from competing for the posts in free, fair and open manner. It further pointed out that the state cabinet vide P&AR Office Memorandum(OM) dated 6.06.2016 and 16.08.2016 and corrigendum dated 19.08.2017 had banned contractual appointments in any form. However, it regretted that the O.M remained only in paper, as many posts were being condoned by ministers and

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New Delhi, Jun 5 (IANS): Asserting that there is no “flip-flop” in dealing with Pakistan, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Monday said the Kashmir issue can never be taken to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and that there can be no third party involvement in finding a solution to it. Maintaining that talks and terror cannot go together, she also made it clear that no meeting has been fixed between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation meeting in Astana later this month. Addressing a press conference to mark the completion of three years of the Modi government, Swaraj said the Kashmir problem can be solved only through talks directly between India and Pakistan and not through involvement of any third party. “Three things people should keep in mind when we talk of Pakistan. There are three pillars. We want to sort out all issues with Pakistan through talks bilaterally and not through mediation of any group, country or associations. Talks and terror cannot go together. No flipflip or one step forward-two steps backward,” she said. Swaraj also said the atmosphere was not con-

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Mumbai, Jun 5 (IANS): With the Goods and Services Tax (GST) rate fixed at three per cent for gold, stocks of gems and jewellery companies like PC Jeweller, Titan, Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri (TBZ), Gitanjali Gems and Tara Jewels shone and hit fresh highs on Monday. Around 2.10 p.m., shares of Delhi-based PC Jeweller traded higher by 10.96 per cent at Rs 558.20 per share on the BSE. Scrips of Titan Company led the rally by trading at Rs 555.35 per share -- up

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New Delhi, Jun 5 (PTI): Rising for the second straight session, gold prices rose by another Rs 40 to Rs 29,590 per 10 grams at the bullion market today in line with a firm trend overseas and sustained buying by local jewellers. Silver however met with resistance and slipped by Rs 70 to Rs 40,400 per kg. Bullion traders said that apart from a firming global trend, continued buying by local jewellers at domestic spot market mainly kept gold prices higher. Globally, gold rose by 0.13 per cent to USD 1,280.20 an ounce, while silver fell by 0.09 per cent to USD 17.51 an ounce in Singapore. In the national capital, gold of 99.9 per cent and 99.5 per cent purity advanced Rs 40 each to Rs 29,590 and Rs 29,440 per 10 grams, respectively. The metal had gained Rs 300 in Saturday’s trade. Sovereign, however, remained unaltered at Rs 24,400 per piece of eight grams.

The gover nment’s continued support to relax FDI regulations in key areas of the retail sector have provided further boost to its growth, it noted. In the past year, the government has allowed 100 per cent foreign ownership in B2B e-commerce businesses and for retailers that sell food products. Retailers have been quick to seize the opportunity with 86 per cent of e-commerce dominated by pure-play online retailers in 2016. The Indian government’s effort to boost cashless payments (witnessed in the recent nationwide demonetisation exercise) and reform indirect taxation with a nationwide goods and services tax (GST) are also expected to accelerate adoption of formal retail.

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in second place. Despite its slower overall economic growth, the market’s size and the continued evolution of retail still make China one of the most attractive markets for retail investment. “The study is unique in that it not only identifies the markets that are most attractive today, but also those that offer future potential,” said management consulting firm AT Kearney in a statement. India’s retail sector has been growing at an annual rate of 20 per cent. Total sales surpassed the $1 trillion-mark last year and the sector is expected to double in size by 2020. Rapid urbanisation and a growing middle class with higher income levels is driving up consumption across the country, the consultancy group said.

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SINGAPORE, Jun 5 (PTI): India has surpassed China to secure the top position among 30 developing countries on ease of doing business, according to a study that cited India’s rapidly expanding economy, relaxation of FDI rules and a consumption boom as the key drivers. The 2017 Global Retail Development Index (GRDI), now in its 16th edition, ranks the top 30 developing countries for retail investment worldwide and analyses 25 macroeconomic and retail-specific variables. India’s rapidly expanding economy, easing of foreign direct investment (FDI) rules and a consumption boom are the key drivers for India’s top ranking in the GRDI. The GRDI, titled ‘The Age of Focus’, ranks China

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Puducherry, Jun 5 (AGENCIES): Launching a no-holds-barred attack on Lt. Governor Kiran Bedi during zero hour in the Assembly, Puducherry Chief Minister V. Narayanasamy on Monday gave a call to legislators not to allow Bedi to enter their constituency if she turns up without informing them. Narayanasamy also warned that officers should be ready to “face the consequences” if they accompany the Lt. Governor on her weekend visits without getting the permission of concerned ministers. Narayanasamy’s allout offensive against Bedi came after Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) member R. Siva, during zero hour, raised the issue of Bedi’s latest pot shots at the Chief Minister on social media. Stating that he had decided to break his silence on Bedi after her conduct had become “unbecoming” of the office she holds, Narayanasamy said, “She has lowered the dignity of the Lt. Governor’s office by making unsubstantiated charges against the government on social media. She has violated the oath of secrecy,” he said. Quoting article 240 (1) of the Indian Constitution,

V Narayanasamy and Kiran Bedi the Chief Minister said when the administrative control of the President of India had ceased to exist after the Legislative body was created, an appointee (read Lt. Governor) of the President had no powers over and above the Council of Minister’s and elected representatives. Making it clear that the Lt. Governor “has to work according to the advice of the Council of Ministers, he said at no cost can the rights of an elected gover nment be undermined. “Don’t allow her to enter your constituency if she comes without informing you,” he told the legislators. He also reiterated his charge against the Lt. Governor of blocking files related to farm loan write-off, enhancing pensions to the

disabled and sanctioning of funds from Special Component Plan. “Bedi should try to emulate her counterpart Anil Baijal as Lt Governor of New Delhi. He allows smooth functioning of the administration”, Narayanasamy said. As the Chief Minister was making his detailed statement in the Assembly, a majority of legislators in the 30-member House, including those from Opposition ranks, called for bringing a resolution seeking her recall by the Centre. AIADMK MLA A. Anbalagan proposed a boycott of the upcoming Presidential election if the Centre failed to oblige. Speaker V. Vaithilingan said he would give his consent if the House formally moved a resolution in this regard.

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Terrorists intended a prolonged siege in J&K attack: Rajnath NEW DELHI, Jun 5 (AGENCIES): The terrorists, who tried to storm a CRPF camp in a pre-dawn suicide attack in Jammu and Kashmir, intended a prolonged siege and extensive damage, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said on Monday. Giving the details of the attack in which four militants were killed while attacking CRPF’s Sumbal camp in Bandipora district, Singh said “the terrorists were heavily armed with automatic rifles, grenades and incendiary material such as petrol, and were carrying dry rations indicating that the terrorists intended a prolonged siege and extensive damage.” The home minister said the terrorists attempted entry by cutting the wire fencing and also forcing their entry by shooting at the sentry. “The sentries responded with alacrity and returned fire. Heavy exchange of fire took place during which the terrorists lobbed more than two dozen grenades in an attempt to escape,” he said. Singh, however, said the CRPF, in cooperation with force from the adjoining Jammu and Kashmir Police camp shot dead all the four terrorists. The home minister said the CRPF jawans and the Jammu and Kashmir Police showed exemplary

Rajnath Singh courage and valour by thwarting the terrorists’ attempt and in eliminating them. He said a massive recovery of arms and ammunition, including grenades, explosives and automatic weapons, has been made from neutralised terrorists. “It is inspiring to see CRPF men staying awake all night and maintaining tight vigil, and to see the Jammu and Kashmir Police coming to the CRPF’s assistance quickly,” Singh said. Singh congratulated the CRPF, particularly, its 45th battalion, and the Jammu and Kashmir Police for their “alertness and unmatched courage”. “Their joint efforts have brought glory to our forces,” he said, adding that all the brave officers and jawans posted at Sumbal camp “need to be cited for their alertness and unmatched bravery”.

Half of India’s under 18 population lives in poverty, says new study New Delhi, Jun 5 (AGENCIES): At least half of India’s under 18 population lives in acute poverty, reveals a “deeply disturbing” study from Oxford University. Across the 103 low and middle income countries surveyed, children were found to constitute 34 per cent of the total population, but 48 per cent of the poor, based on a measure that assesses a range of deprivations in health, education and living standards. The international definition of a child, used in the study, was anyone less than 18 years of age. “These new results are deeply disturbing as they show that children are disproportionately poor when the different dimensions of poverty are measured,” said Sabina Alkire, Director of Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) at the University of Oxford. The research examined the latest figures for the Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) by age group to analyse the particular situation of 1.8 billion children who live in 103 countries. MPI complements traditional income-based poverty measures by capturing the severe deprivations that each person faces at the same time with respect to education, health

According to a new study, nearly two out of five children in India are living under poverty. and living standards. The MPI assesses poverty at the individual level. If someone is deprived in a third o r m or e o f ten (weighted) indicators - nutrition, child mortality, years of schooling, school attendance, cooking fuel, improved sanitation, safe drinking water, electricity, flooring, assets - the global index identifies them as “MPI poor”. The extent - or intensity - of their poverty is measured by the number of deprivations they are experiencing. According to the OPHI, nearly two out of every five children - a total of 689 million children are classed as multi-dimensionally poor. Half of South Asia’s children and two thirds of Sub-Saharan children are

multi-dimensionally poor, according to the study. In 36 countries, including India, at least half of all children are MPI poor. The condition of children is worse in Ethiopia, Niger and South Sudan where over 90 per cent of all children are MPI poor, according to the study which highlights the challenges that the UN’s new Sustainable Development Goals for the eradication of child poverty face. “This is a wake-up call to the international community which has adopted the global Sustainable Development Goals and takes seriously Goal 1, the eradication of poverty in all its forms and dimensions,” Alkire said in a news release.

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NEW DELHI, Jun 5 (AGENCIES): Indian Army’s Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) Lt Gen A K Bhatt on Monday told his Pakistani counterpart that any attempt by the Pakistan military to resort to unprovoked firings along the LoC in Jammu and Kashmir and abet infiltrators would be met with “appropriate retaliatory actions”. In their telephonic conversation, the two army commanders discussed the situation along the Line of Control which has witnessed increasing incidents of cease-fire violations by Pakistan in the last couple of months. “DGMO Indian Army conveyed his commitment of ensuring peace and tranquility which is contingent on Pak Army’s intentions and actions. “If Pakistan Army continues to abet infiltrations and cause trans-LC firings, Indian Army will take ap-

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New Delhi, Jun 5 (AGENCIES): The CBI today questioned former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and UPSC member Chattar Singh in connection with alleged irregularities in the allotment of 14 industrial plots in Panchkula. Hooda and Singh, who was principal secretary to the chief minister when the allotments took place, had been called to appear before CBI investigators at the agency’s headquarters here. The case pertains to the CBI FIR to probe corruption in the allotment of 14 industrial plots during Hooda’s tenure as chief minister.

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According to the FIR, industrial plots were given to 14 people by allegedly manipulating certain provisions of the allotment. These included allowing them to submit their applications even after the last date of submission had ended. The 14 people who had been allotted land had submitted their applications on January 24, 2012, whereas the last date of submission was January 6, 2012, the FIR stated. Besides Hooda, who as CM was the chairman of the Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA), the bureaucrats under the Hooda administration who are named in the FIR are former HUDA chief administrator officer D.P.S Nagal, S.C Kansal, the then controller of finance, and B.B Taneja, the erstwhile superintendent of the HUDA. The FIR also alleged that ineligible beneficiaries were allotted plots at rates lesser than the prevailing market rates, causing losses of several crores to the state exchequer.

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‘World Environment Day’ observed across Nagaland

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water bottles. The society’s special thanks goes to the Govt Higher Secondary sudents, the principal Vechikhoyi Lohe and his staff. More than 400 students took part and cleaned the town in a separate cleanliness drive organized by the school. Baptist Mission School Jotsoma: Baptist Mission School Jotsoma observed the day with planting tree saplings, distributing tree seedlings and cleaning the school premises under the leadership of Eco-Club and Science Club. Headmaster of the school exhorted the students to be grateful to nature as Mother Earth. In order to mark the day in a special way, the school distributed 2017 Custard apple seeds to the students and teachers. NCC 17th Alpha Junior Division: The NCC Cadets of 17th Alpha Junior Division NCC Troop, Loyem Memorial High School, Tuensang observed the day at the school premises. Debashish Deb, principal of the school spoke about the significance of environment and exhorted the young NCC Cadets the importance of environment and how to conserve it. Nurul Islam, associate

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NCC Officer thanked the principal and caders for taking part in the programme. Charis High Academy Chumukedima: Charis High Academy (CBSE) Chumukedima organized an inter-school competition around Chumukedima with Thejavizo Nakhro, EAC Sethekiema as the chief guest. Altogether ten schools from Chumukedima participated in the competition. The inter-school competitions was based on the theme, “connecting people to nature” The winners for the various events are: Painting 1st prize Vimetuo of Shalom Public School (SPS), 2nd Kiriti L. Baishya of Charis High Academy (CHA), 3rd Tsulunla of Nagaland Police Central School (NPCS); Collage making 1st Angavi of NPCS and Rajat Kumar of NPCS, 2nd Ruksana of Agape School (AS) and Bivek Das of AS, 3rd Laminson of Gonyu Memorial Montessori School (GMMS) and Avilen of GMMS; Extempore speech 1st Tsulu Vadeo of CHA, 2nd Marjina Akhtar of St. Joseph Hr. Sec. School (SJHSS), 3rd Rina Begum Choudhury of Godwin Hr. Sec. School; Skit 1st NPCS, 2nd CHA, 3rd SPS

HHS Dimapur: Eco Club of Highland Hall School students numbering 240 took part in cleanliness drive in various locations in Diphupar Weekly Bazaar and in the CIHSR Hospital. Chairman, DVC and his colleagues also joined in the cleaning process alongwith the students. SMHSS Dimapur: St. Mary’s Higher Secondary School observed the day where all the students brought potted plants and made various drawings about the day. Students were also taught on how to take care of the plants. Japfüphiki Pfütsana Keseko Viswema: Japfüphiki Pfütsana Keseko observed the day at Japfüphiki Krüna School, Sweba Colony, Viswema Kohima along with the children, staff and prominent members of the Pfütsana society from different Angami villages. A large number of plants, flowers, tree saplings, etc, were planted by the children with the help of the elders in and around the school campus. NSU Shillong: The Naga Students’ Union, Shillong (NSUS) observed the day by organizing a cleanliness drive in and around the compound of the

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Gorkha Union Naginimora celebrated World Environment Day on 5th June 2017 by organizing Inter-School Essay Competition. Both the Govt, & Private Schools participate in the Essay Competition. The event was supported by Forest Department, Naginimora & Care Well School Naginimora. The Program was graced by Mr. Tiameren Longkumer, Principal Govt. Higher Secondary School, Naginimora as a Chief Guest. The program was attended by President KNSK (Naginimora Unit), Vice President & Secretary Hindu Union, School representative, Eco Club Members & Union Members. The Program was chaired by Mr. Vikram Sonar, Executive Member (GUN). The' program started with and invocation by Pastor Wensha Konyak, KBCN. Welcome address was delivered by Mr. Kishor Kr. Rai, Chairman (GUN). Mr. Tongkem Konyak (Forest Range Ofﬁcer) said that the World Environment Day was observed to raise Global awareness to protect Mother Nature & Planet Earth. Mr. H. Chingjei Konyak, Adviser (GUN) also appealed the gathering & students community to keep their surrounding clean & green. Vote of thanks was delivered by Vikram Sonar. DP-5766

Nagaland House, Shillong. The main event of the programme was the plantation of saplings and cleaning of the compound of the Nagaland house attended by The Naga Elders’ Forum Shillong, The Nagaland House Shillong, pastor of Sumi Christian Fellowship Shillong and Advisor to the NSUS along with student volunteers from different federating units of NSU, Shillong. UCD: Unity College, Dimapur observed World Environment Day (WED) with the theme of “connecting people to nature”. During the observation students were encouraged to appreciate the beauty of Mother Nature and to take steps to protect it. The keynote address was given by assistant professor, environmental studies, Imkongyanger. The programme was followed by plantation drive within the college premises. MVS Suruhuto: Mount View School (MVS) Sürühuto students and staff during a brief programme at school premises, short speeches on the significance of the day was delivered by senior students Hekaho Awomi and Olika V Chophy of class-X. Science teacher, Imnajungba Ao reminded

the congregation of the natural beauty blessed by the Almighty God especially on the Nagas. The speaker requested everyone to take forward the call to protect the Earth and cherish the vital relationship between people and nature. The programme chaired by Vikai of class-VIII concluded with a briefing of activities to be done post function from the Assistant Headmaster, Sunil Kumar. As a part of creating awareness, neighborhood clean-up was done around the town, followed by tree plantation in the new school campus. PTCSU: Phek Town Chakhesang Students’ Union (PTCSU) in collaboration with the para legal volunteers, Phek district legal service authority observed the day at GHSS, Phek. President PTCSU, Thuputo Venuh in his speech highlighted the importance of preserving and promoting biodiversity and challenged the students’ community to be the agents of change against environmental problems. The programme culminated with tree plantation in around Phek Town by raising an environmental awareness through people’s participation.

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painting, cleanliness drive and plantations. Students of higher classes were briefed on the theme of WED – 2017 and appealed to show their love and affection for natural world because the trend of disconnecting ourselves from nature has resulted in deteriorating quality of environment which in turn adversely affects the quality of life. Kalos Society & 9 Assam Rifles: The Kalos Society and the 9th Assam Rifles Pfutsero Town of Phek district organised a voluntary cleanliness drive. The 9 Assam Rifles under the leadership of Maj Rahul, A Coy Cdr donated 60 dustbins to the town.The Kalos Society, the Pfutsero Town Youth Forum, like minded voluntary youths of all the 11wards, the army jawans, the traffic police and hundreds of students from the Tewelhi Medo Tyrannus Higher Secondary School took part in some major drainage cleaning. Kalos society thanked the additional deputy commisioner Pfutsero , Zeneikhonuo Viemero, the EAC Pfutsero Hotulu Sema, for their support towards the cleanliness drive and also thanked some of the non local business community for the packed

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The MUKALIMI STUDENTS' UNION extend its utmost appreciation and heartiest congratulations to the following students for bringing pride and honour to the Union. HSLC 1. Kivishe Swu, S/o Tokiho Swu 1st Div. Distn. Eng., Alt. Eng. 2. Loinoli Assumi, D/o Kivikhu Assumi, 1st Div. Distn. Eng, Alt Eng. 3. Mukali S. Kiho, D/o Shekiye Kiho, 1st Div. 4. Kaboto Kiho, S/o Hokiye Kiho, 2nd Div. Distn. in Sumi 5. Lokito Sumi, S/o Inaho I. Sumi, 2nd Div. 6. Aketo Swu, S/o Lhokishe Swu, 2nd Div. 7. Alovi Swu, D/o Ghokiye Swu, 2nd Div. HSSLC 1. Liza H. Sumi, D/o Hokito Sumi, 1st Div. Distn. Socio. 2. Vilito Kiho, D/o Hokiye Kiho, 1st Div. Distn in Eng., Bio., Psy., Ed. 3. Apeni Swu, D/o Tokiho Swu, 1st Div. 4. Kimberly Swu, D/o Lt. Enock Swu, 1st Div. 5. Sulivi S. Kiho, D/o Shekiye Kiho, 2nd Div. 6. Aliho H. Sumi, D/o Hotoi Sumi , 2nd Div. 7. Kitoli Hetho, D/o Vihoshe Hetho, 2nd Div. 8. Ghulitoli Swu, D/o. Zutovi Swu, 2nd Div. 9. Bolika H. Sumi, D/o Hotoi Sumi, 2nd Div. The Union further wishes them success in their future endeavour. KAHULI WOTSA President MSU

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theme “Connecting people to Nature”. Rhymes on Green theme were narrated and enacted by teachers. Teachers prepared fruit salad for the children. Altrura Society Dimapur: Altrura Society (AuS) Dimapur in collaboration with Nehru Yuva Kendra (NYK) Dimapur and Seithekiema Basa Students Union (SBSU) observed the under the theme “connecting people to nature” with Phyobemo Lotha, district youth coordinator (DYC) Nehru Yuva Kendra, Dimapur as the special guest at Seithekiema Basa, Dimapur. Speaking as special guest the DYC said, ‘connecting people to nature’, the theme for World Environment Day 2017, implored people to get outdoors and into nature, to appreciate its beauty and its importance, and to take forward the call to protect the earth. He also asked them to cultivate a habit of cleanliness and also to plant more trees to save the planet from climate change and to keep the town clean and green as the town is also declared green town. Visakuolie Medom, president Altrura Society (AuS) in his short speech expressed the importance of environmental preservation. He also stressed on the global climatic change due to excessive act of humans in terms of vast deforestation and Jhum cultivation. Students community and the volunteers went for plantation drive around Seithekiema village, Hebron Hr. Sec School Sovima and Keso Shüya Colony, Chumukedima. The programme was attended by SBSU office bearers, students, village elders, NYK volunteers and Altrurains. Leshemi village: Leshemi Students Union in collaboration with govt. Middle school, Leshemi observed the day with a small awareness programme, chaired by president LSU, Wezhode Sarah. A brief environmental awareness was shared by Ketshengupe Losou, head teacher GMS Leshemi. He encouraged the students to be a part and parcel of environmental protection. The program was a huge success where 163 students and teachers participated in the program. More than 500 tree saplings and flowers were planted around the village.. B H S S Wa l f o r d : Bethesda Higher Secondary School (BHSS), Walford, Dimapur the day with various activities for students of different levels, like quiz,

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DIMAPUR: World Environment Day was observed in a special way across Nagaland with various cleanliness activities. SJBC Phek: Church leaders of St. John Bosco Church Phek town observed the day based on the Encylical Letter ‘Laudato si’ of the Holy Father Pope Francis on care for common home. It conveyed the message that environment must be preserved by everyone especially with the challenges being faced in regard to environment. The church emphases on the depletion of natural resources and climate change as grave global issue, including the environment, social, economic, political and distribution of goods. Clearing of grass and tree plantations in and around the community cemetery were the activities done in observance of the day. Church leaders made a special mention to the Forest department Phek for providing tree saplings for plantation. RJHSC Dimapur: Ram Janaki Hr. Sec. School arranged several program for the day. Children were exhorted on various indoor activities to create awareness of environment and impact of global warming. Hr. Sec. Students were initiated to take part in essay competition on “Impact of Human activities on environment”. Secondary students were scheduled on the essay competition “Global warming and its effects”. Junior secondary students were accommodated for painting and poster design competition. The winners of different competitive group were given prizes by the respective class teachers. Students of various classes brought lots of saplings and flower plants which were displayed and later planted in the school campus. MGMHSS: Green Day was celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm in the pre primary wing. Nursery, LKG and UKG students and teachers came to school dressed in pretty green attires and looked eco friendly. The main motto behind celebrating Green Day was to introduce Green color to kids and give awareness about environment. Nursery and KG students were taught the identification and recognition of green fruits, vegetables, leaves and trees. Classrooms decorated in theme “Nature”. Children brought green snacks and fruits in tiffin. Coloring competition conducted on

World Environment Day observed in Longleng

(DC Longleng, Denngan Avennoho planting a tree on the occasion of World Environment Day at Yaongyimchen village. (np)

LONGLENG, JUNE 5 (NPN): Joining with the rest of the world “World Environment Day” was observed at Namba Point Yoangyimchen Village Longleng with deputy commissioner Longleng, Denngan Avennoho Phom

as the special guest. Deputy commissioner said, World Environment Day (WED) was observed every year all over the world in order to give awareness to the people for protection of environment which had been diminishing due to human greed and ever increasing industrializa-

tion around the world. He also asserted that in order to embrace better future everyone should pledge and reaffirm in protecting the environment before it was too late. DC also lauded the citizens of Yoangyimchen, Aloyong and Sanglu for taking bold steps in protect-

ing the environment which was first of its kind in the district. While appreciating the villages on the community bio-diversity conservation which started since 2010 DC said Longleng district was blessed to have the satellite tagging two Amur Falcon ‘’Phom & Longleng’’ which has given the district an honour in finding a space in the global map initiatived by the Yoangyimchen community. Welcome speech was by Yoangyimchen Village Council chairman, Yangpong Phom wherein he expressed gratitude to the citizens of three villages for their untiring contribution on environment conservation. He also expressed his appreciation to the staff of Phom Baptist Christian Association (PBCA) in bringing the Yoangyimchen community biodiversity conservation to this stage. More than three thousand five hundred saplings were planted in a ten kilometers stretch between Longleng-Changtongya road led by DC.

Excise Dimapur seizes 414 grams of brown sugar signment wrapped around her body, which the Excise team intercepted and recovered pouches of brown sugar in black mica. Angh informed that the brown sugar in Dimapur cost Rs. 500 per gram while it is Rs. 1000 per gram in Wokha. The team manning the check gate Chumukedima was led by AIE, Lawrence, H/C, Phongtin, constable Akahoto, constable Jungshi, constable Ranglise, constable Athungo, con-

stable Thejong, constable Kiyalu, constable Amet and lady constable Zubeni. In another seizure by the same duty party at excise check gate, Chumukedima, excise personnel recovered one hundred twenty bottles of assorted IMFL. In this connection one Yangersangla resident of Chumukedima was arrested and penalized as per relevant section of NLTP Act 89.

98 local boys clear army recruitment rally DIMAPUR: 98 local boys trained by 9 Assam Rifles under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) successfully cleared Army recruitment test conducted at Kohima from May 18 t0 23. According to PRO, IGAR (North) Lt. Col Amitabh Sharma, 9 Assam Rifles had conducted pre-recruitment training of 183 boys from April 15 April till May 17. The training included physical training, endurance run, sprints and upper body exercise. 9 Assam Rifles would be further conducting coaching for written exams scheduled in July 2017.

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We, the Sumi Catholic Women Association Nagaland, would like to felicitate Miss. Likivi Chophy, D/o Shri. Hokikhe Chophy, St. Clare's Parish Akuluto for securing top 1 position (Political Science) in Nagaland University from St. Joseph's College Jakhama. We wish her success in all her future endeavours. (Zheliho Victoria) (Inali Aphia) General Secretary, SCTKN President, SCTKN

LONGKONG KAKETSHIR TELONGJEM KOHIMA FELICITATION

We the Longkong Kaketshir Telongjem Kohima takes immense pride and honour to convey our heartfelt congratulation to Miss. Imlisenla Imsong, daughter of Mr. Marsoba Imsong and Mrs. Lanusangla on being conferred Bachelor of Church Music and securing The Best Performing Award (Voice) from Singapore Bible College, Singapore. We also like to congratulate Mr. Jungshinungsang Imsong, son of Mr. I. Sowa Imsong and Mrs. P. Moaienla Lemtur on completing Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) from Assam Down Town University, Assam and furthermore congratulates all the successful candidate of H.S.L.C. & H.S.S.L.C. Examinations 2017 and wish them success in all their future endeavours. Tsungporong Imsong Akumsashi Ao President, LKTK General Secretary, LKTK

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DIMAPUR Jun 5 (NPN): Excise Dimapur personnel manning Chumukedima check gate on Monday seized 414 grams of brown sugar worth around 2,90,000 lakhs from the possession of one Nchumbeni Kikon of Tsumang ‘A’ colony Wokha town. According to Superintendent of Excise Dimapur district, S.Chanlei Angh informed media persons that the accused had been assigned by a person from

Wokha to collect the items in Dimapur, for which she was promised a certain ‘commission’ after safe delivery of the contraband in Wokha. The accused was reportedly instructed to contact one Naga lady to collect the consignment upon reaching Dimapur. Accordingly, the transaction took place between the two at railway station, Taxi stand, Angh said. The accused was returning back to Wokha in a local taxi with the con-

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VIYIXE STUDENTS' UNION ZUNHEBOTO-798620 : NAGALAND

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The Viyixe Students' Union with immense pride and honour extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Mr. Ninoka Anche, S/o Khelato Anche 1st Div. Distinction on Eng. & Alt. Eng. HSLC 2017. 2. Miss. Anishe Yeptho, D/o Toiho Yeptho 1st Div. HSSLC (Science Stream) 2017. We acknowledged them for bringing laurels to the union as well as the village. The Union further congratulates to all the successful candidates of HSLC, HSSLC and Degree Examinations 2017 and wishes them success in their future endeavour. Kiyekhu Yepthomi President VSU

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ANCSU executive council meeting: All Nagaland College Students’ Union (ANCSU) has convened its 10th executive council meeting for the tenure 2015-17 on June 7, 1 p.m at ANCSU office. All the tribunals and executive members have been requested to attend the meeting. NPF 8 WA A/C emergency meeting: The NPF 8th Western Angami assembly constituency emergency meeting would be held on June 7, 10 a.m at the party office, Officers’ Hill, Kohima. All unit presidents and secretaries, area office bearers and representatives to Kohima division, CEC members and all concerned party workers have been requested to attend the meeting positively. URF prayer meeting: Monthly prayer meeting of United Revival Fellowship (URF) would be held on June 8, 6 a.m at Sunday School Building (EDSBC) Naharbari, Dimapur. All the members have been requested to attend the prayer meeting positively. SDEO Kiphire informs: Sub-Divisional Education Officer Kiphire has informed to those interested untrained primary teachers from Kiphire district to submit their names to the SDEO office Kiphire on or before June 10 for onward submission

to the higher authority to undergo 2 year D.El.ED training at SCERT Kohima for the session 2017-19. SPCC Riphyim joint meeting: St. Peter’s Catholic Church (SPCC) Riphyim village, Wokha would be having a joint meeting on June 10 in the private residence of Y. Patton, Orchid Colony above Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) Wokha town. All concerned members residing in different towns at Wokha, Kohima, Dimapur, Doyang and other places have been requested to attend the meeting positively. NCSU emergency consultative meeting: New Changsu Students’ Union (NCSU) has convened an emergency consultative meeting on June 11 at the village community hall regarding the forthcoming 50th golden jubilee. All the executive, former, elders residing both in and outside have been asked to attend the meeting. SAK meeting: Sumi Awomi Kuposhukulu (SAK) has convened its first meeting on June 10 at 10 a.m. at the guest house, department of law & justice, Dimapur, near Ford showroom opposite Old DTO office. All the office bearers, executive members and advisers are asked to attend the meeting.

Human-Animal conflict mitigation awareness DIMAPUR: The Wildlife Division, Dimapur organised an awareness programme on HumanAnimal Conflict Mitigation on the occasion of World Environment Day 2017, observed at Gover nment Higher Secondary School, Chumukedima. The programme is part of Wildlife Divisions continuous campaign, “Maximum awareness with effective enforcement” and focuses on school/college students to understand and value the importance of wildlife and grow up with the right mindset towards nature and wildlife. The officials of the Wildlife Wing explained to the participants about the threat to wildlife, its importance and their role in maintaining ecological balance and how to safeguard it from ex-

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Officials of Wildlife Division Dimapur with participants of the awareness programme.

tinction. The officials appealed to teachers and students to be enthusiastic and contribute, involve and take action towards protection, preservation and conservation of wildlife so as to ensure its sustenance and continuity for the generations to come. The participants were also asked to focus on small action like switching off the lights, fans and electronic gadgets when not in use and proper disposal of garbage’s

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We the Sumi Students' Union Padumpukhuri Village Dimapur would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to all the successful students those who have got through HSLC, HSSLC, under NBSE & CBSE examinations 2017. We wish them all the very best in their future academic career. We congratulate Ms. Kitokali K. Zhimo, D/o Mr. Kughalu Zhimo for securing 95 Marks in Political Science Arts Stream and Total percentage of 85.8% in AISSCE 2017 (Class XII) examination from Delhi Public School Dimapur. We wish her all the best in her future. Inakhu Z. Assumi President SKKPP

Anoka V. Chishi Edu. Secretary SKKPP

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CONGRATULATIONS The Surumi Village Council with immense pride and honour extend our heartfelt congratulations to Lt. Col. Y Awomi, S/o Late Hetovi Awomi (IAS) of Surumi Village who has recently promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel under Kumaon Regiment Indian Army. We wish you the best in your future career and God bless you abundantly. DP-5719

etc for cleaner and safer environment. Principal thanked the department for taking the initiative and conducting the awareness programme in the school and asked the student to practise in real life whatever they have

learned. The programme saw the participation of students from class VIIXII, teachers, lecturers’, headmistress and principal beside officials and staff from Wildlife Division, Dimapur. Students also planted 100 saplings.

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The Ofﬁce of the Kiphire Tuensang District Sumi Students' Union with immense joy and happiness, through this column congratulates the following persons for bringing laurels to the Union. 1. Mr. Nguhika K. Sumi, S/o Mr. Khehuto & Mrs. Hozheli K. Yeptho for securing subject Topper in History 92 Marks in HSSLC (NBSE) 2017 2. Miss Pulivi Yalika, D/o Mr. Kughalu Mulatonu & Mrs. Hotoli for securing Top 4th Position from Delhi Public School, Dimapur (CBSE) 12 Results 2017. The Union furthermore congratulates all the candidates who have successfully cleared their HSLC, HSSLC & University Examinations 2017. The Union further extend best wishes & success in their future endeavours. Bothuka Yepthomi President

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DIMAPUR SURUMI COMMUNITY Dimapur - 797112, Nagaland

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We the Dimapur Surumi Community take the pride to congratulate and felicitate Y. Awomi (Yeshika Awomi) S/o Late Hetovi Awomi (IAS) Secretary Government of Nagaland, on being promoted to Lt. Col. Kumaon Regiment. We wish him success in life and his future endeavours. Vikiho Awomi Chairman DSC DP-5664(B)

N. Kiyekhu Awomi Secretary DSC

Eco Club, Sakus Mission College, observed World Environment Day on 5th June’ 2017 along with the rest of the world on the theme ‘Connecting people to Nature.’ The highlights of the programme included distribution of saplings, awareness talk by the members of Clean Dimapur, declaration of adoption (Oriental Pied Hornbill, Zoological park, Rangapahar) and introduction and prayer of the new team members of Eco Club for the session 2017 – 2018.

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Saint Joseph's School, Chekiye Village, Dimapur organized World Environment Day on 5th June 2017 in the school campus. To create an awareness on environment to the students, the school conducted a program followed by activities that included planting of saplings, cleaning of school compound and surrounding areas by senior students, painting competition by junior students with the theme on environment. DP-5752

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Security forces confronting an angry mob following the lynching of seven men after they were accused of being child lifters in Jharkhand.

district on same charges. Following the incidents, the government had constituted a two-member probe panel comprising Kolhan commissioner Pradeep Kumar and deputy inspector general (DIG) Prabhat Kumar. In a brief interaction with media in Jamshedpur on Monday ahead of submitting the report to the government, the two members of the probe panel also said that some antiso-

cial elements had hatched a conspiracy which vitiated the peaceful atmosphere in Sobhapur village where four Muslim cattle traders were lynched. Some people, who have been identified, fanned the trouble in the background. But neither of the two officers faulted the police for failing to control the violent mobs although the families of the Muslim men say policemen present at the scene

7 states yet to pass SGST laws even as roll out deadline nears New Delhi, Jun 5 (PTI): With less than a month left for GST rollout, seven states, including West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Jammu & Kashmir, are yet to pass their legislations required for implementing the new indirect tax regime. So far, 24 states and Union Territories, including Delhi, Odisha and Puducherry, have passed the State Goods and Services Tax (SGST) Act in their respective legislative assemblies. However, seven states -- Meghalaya, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Jammu & Kashmir

and West Bengal -- are yet to pass the SGST law. Baring Jammu & Kashmir where BJP is an alliance partner of PDP, all are nonBJP ruled states. The government plans to roll out the Goods and Services Tax (GST), which will subsume 16 different taxes, from July 1. West Bengal wants the Centre to delay roll out of the GST by a month and the issue was raised by state Finance Minister Amit Mitra at the meeting of the GST Council last week. Mitra said that implementation of the GST from July 1 will have “serious problems” as the IT in-

OFFICE OF THE

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Wokha Town, Ward No. 15, Dist. Wokha-797111, Nagaland No. LR-4/92, Dated 31st July 2003.

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Sd/Woshomo Ezung Chairman

Sd/P. Wobemo Ezung Secretary Saron Council

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The Saron Colony take immense pride and honour to convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss. Ayingbeni Y Ezung, D/o. Yenchemo Ezung for her great achievement by securing Top 2nd Position (Arts Steam) in HSSLC exam 2017. The Colony also extend further congratulations to all the successful candidates of HSLC & HSSLC examination 2017 and wishes them all grant success in their future endeavour.

frastructure required to manage GST’s returns and invoice uploading are not in place. “So far, GSTN has been able to do test drive on 200-300 companies in each state. Forms and rules have been changed in May. The (Union) finance minister has to decide whether it should go ahead with the biggest fiscal reform when the IT preparedness is not 100 per cent,” Mitra had said. As per the GST Constitutional amendment, all states have to pass SGST bills by September 15, 2017, failing which they will lose their taxation powers.

of the crime did not stop the lynching. “Police had taken adequate steps to quell the mob and bring the situation under control. Additional forces, however, reached late in the village as it is far away from the district headquarters,” the panel members said. As for the killings in Nagadih in East Singhbhum district, the panel revealed that the incident was closely linked to sale and purchase of tribal land to non-tribal people. “Land brokers are active in the region and their involvement in the killings can’t be ruled out. The matter requires thorough investigation by the police,” commissioner Pradeep Kumar said. They pointed out that false alarms on WhatsApp groups too had created rumors about prevalence of gangs of child lifters in villages and these added fuel the frenzy for the killings.

Jet Airways keep pilots off duty for misquoting Mumbai, Jun 5 (AGENCIES): As many as 10 pilots of Jet Airways have been kept out of flying duties, and their mistake -- quoting incorrect designation of a senior DGCA official in a communique. A communication, sent to the aviation watchdog opposing the proposal to increase notice period for pilots to one year, in which the DGCA official’s designation was written incorrect, seem to be have backfired with an ‘arbitrary’ regulatory action against them, sources said.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The Ofﬁcers and all rank & ﬁle along with the immates of District Jail, Peren extend our profound gratitude to Smit. Tainu ADC & Administrator Peren Town Committee for donating 2 (two) waste bins under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan for use in the Jail. DP-5782

Nitish mocks BJP; plans special ‘Gaushala’ for abandoned cows

New Delhi, Jun 5 (AGENCIES): India on Monday said it had been engaged in preserving environment for 5,000 years, dismissing US President Donald Trump’s charges that it signed the Paris pact to get “billions and billions and billions” of dollars from developed nations. “This is completely not true,” external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj said about Trump’s charges he made while announcing the US exit from the Paris deal last week. She, however, said the American move on Paris climate agreement had not changed India-US ties. “India signed the Paris agreement not because of any pressure on out of greed. We are committed to the environment and this commitment is 5,000 years old. We worship nature. It is in Indian ethos. I clearly dismiss both accusations,” she told reporters on three years of Modi government.

Patna, Jun 5 (IANS): In a bid to embarrass his political rival, the BJP, for doing nothing concrete to protect abandoned cows, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday announced his government would set up a mega special ‘Gaushala’ on an experimental basis to save and protect stray bovines. “I have asked the District Magistrate of Patna to identify a big place so that it is turned into a shelter place for all abandoned cows. All abandoned cows, who are either roaming on the roads, that are disrupting traffic and forced to consume plastic, polythene and garbage for survival, will be provided a safe place,” he said. Nitish Kumar said it will be a first such move and be on an experimental basis. “If it proves to be successful, the government will go ahead to set up such project at other places,” he added.

Nitish Kumar

Nitish Kumar challenged ‘gau rakshaks’ or cow vigilantes to look after abandoned cows and provide them shelter and food instead of attacking people on the roads in the name of protecting cows. “Gau rakshak ko awaara gai jo sadko pe ghoomti rehti hain, plastic aur kachda khati hain, unko paalna chahiye (gau rakshaks must take care of cows which roam the streets and eat plastic and garbage),” he said. He said cows are dy-

ing in large numbers after eating plastic, and said the animals at times become victims of road accidents. “This is my demand to the so-called cow protectors, if they are sensitive to cows, they should rescue abandoned cows from the roads and set up shelters to keep them and provide them food,” Nitish Kumar said when asked about the increasing incidents of attacks by gau rakshaks. Nitish Kumar also used the occasion to taunt the Yogi Adityanath-led BJP government in Uttar Pradesh. “A large number of abandoned cows are found roaming on the roads, including national highways in Uttar Pradesh, and eating plastic and dying. Bihar ki sadkon pe to kum, lekin UP mein sadkon par khule ghoomte gai aapko adhik dikhenge (you will get to witness more cows on the roads in Uttar Pradesh compared to Bihar),” he said.

IT sector in India has shrunk: Gopalakrishnan Hyderabad, Jun 5 (AGENCIES): The opportunities for new recruitment and promotions have shrunk in India’s IT industry, which is natural when growth slows down, says an industry expert, who sees no merit in reports about massive layoffs. Infosys co-founder Kris Gopalakrishnan said “When the growth rate comes down, there is less need for new people. Second, the opportunities for promotion are also less . “You don’t need people at the higher level because there is no upward movement,” the former CEO of the Bengaluru-

Kris Gopalakrishnan

headquartered IT major told PTI has said in an interview. “I haven’t seen or heard anything about massive layoffs. There is always

tightening of promotion process and I think that will happen automatically,” he said. “Promotions are going to be tighter. (Performance) evaluations are going to be more tougher,” said the Chairman of Axilor Ventures, an early stage startup accelerator and venture fund. But Gopalakrishnan also said that such developments are natural in the sector as they have happened in the past - after the internet bubble burst in 2001 and 2008 financial crisis. There are multiple factors affecting the IT industry now— growth slowing

FELICITATION

The Chakhesang Students' Union Dimapur are profoundly elated to acknowledge and congratulate the following successful students who had secured top position in the recently declared result of HSLC, HSSLC and CBSE. HSLC 1. Ravelu Nienu Top 7 2. Seso Koza Top 18 3. Pungolu Kezo Top 20 HSSLC 1. Nuhuvolu Chuzo Top 4 (Arts) 2. Vietelo Aruji Top 6 (Arts) 3. Ruyihulu Cukhamo Top 9 (Arts) 4. Rülevelü Cükhamu Top 10 (Arts) 5. Azhove Tetse-o Top 09 (Science) C.B.S.E 1. Atone Kezo 93.2% 2. Kewenyiu Mero 89.6% 3. Wepute-ü Thele 87% The Union further conveys with more success in their endeavour. Veseta Rhakho, President Tepe K Tara, Education Secy. CSU, Dimapur CSU, Dimapur

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Jamshedpur, Jun 5 (Agencies): Rumours, opposition to cattle trade, land dispute and conspiracy were some of the reasons that could have led to lynching of seven people who were falsely accused of child lifting in two separate incidents in Jharkhand’s Kolhan region in a single day last month, a probe panel has said. A total of nine people were killed across Jharkhand in May in mob violence fuelled by rumours of gangs of child lifters targeting tribal children. The issue rocked the state when seven people were lynched on May 19 in two separate incidents. In the morning, a mob lynched four Muslim youths branding them as child lifters at Sobhapur village in Saraikela-Kharsawan district and in the evening, three others were killed at Nagadih village in East Singhbhum

Sushma dismisses Trump’s charges on Paris pact

down because economies in which Indian companies operate — the US, Europe — are slowing down and, secondly, because of the “base effect” as the industry is very large now, and also because of uncertainty on the Visa front. Asked about some reports on efforts to prop up a union in the IT industry, he said he firmly believes that employees in the sector are “well paid, very well taken care off, (and) they already have choices (to change jobs).” “For me, forming a union (in the IT industry) is a bad idea. Union may make sense when you are working in a factory.

FELICITATION The Affinity Family would like to convey our heartiest congratulations to Miss Chemyong Phom for securing Top 1 (one) in B.A Education Honours in the recently declared results 2017 by Nagaland University. The Affinity family would also like to congratulate all the Affinity hostellers who have succeeded with good result. May God bless you all and we wish you the best in all your future endeavours. AFFINITY GIRLS HOSTEL ST.JOSEPH COLLEGE, JAKHAMA.

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CELEBRATING ENVIRONMENT DAY

MOTHER’S DAY CELEBRATION

SAKUS MISSION COLLEGE CELEBRATES 23RD FOUNDATION DAY

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Sakus Mission College Dimapur celebrated its 23rd Foundation Day on the 1st of June 2017 at the college auditorium. The program was attended by members of the management, faculty staff, students, alumni and well-wishers. The Principal Dr. Arenla Aier narrated the history of the college. The guest speaker Mr. Jongshimanen, Youth Director, DABA, exhorted the gathering to seek the kingdom of God and to live a life of righteousness. Mr. Boktiba Jamir, Regional Manager, Bharti Infratel, an alumnus of the college also shared his experiences as a student and encouraged the students to take up challenges in their lives positively. DP-5767(B)

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Police make more arrests over London terror attack

LONDON, JUN 5 (AFP): Police carried out fresh raids and arrested “a number of people” today after the Islamic State group claimed an attack by three men who mowed down and stabbed revellers in London, killing seven people before being shot dead by officers. Saturday night’s rampage at a popular nightlife hub around London Bridge by men wearing fake suicide vests was the third deadly terror attack in Britain in less than three months and came only days before a general election. “A number of people have been detained,” police said in a statement after two early morning raids in east London, as commuters returned to the scene of the attacks after some security cordons were removed. “A very high priority for us is to try to understand whether they were working with anybody else,” London police chief Cressida Dick told BBC television. Dick said police had seized “a huge amount of forensic material” after going through the van used in the attack “very very carefully”. “We will change and adapt to what appears to be a new reality for us,” she said. British Prime Minister

Two armed police guard an area near Borough Market in the London Bridge area of London, June 5, 2017. (AP/PTI) Theresa May on Sunday blamed “evil” Islamist ideology and vowed to crackdown on extremist content online worldwide, warning that attackers were “copying one another”. National campaigning for Thursday’s general election resumed on Monday after a one-day suspension out of respect for the victims, who included 48 people treated in hospital for injuries. Of those, 21 are still in a critical condition. Police said on Sunday they were holding 11 people, all arrested in raids on two addresses in Barking in suburban east London. The Islamic State group claimed responsibility. “A detachment of fighters from Islamic State

carried out London attacks,” said the Amaq news agency, which is affiliated with the jihadists. One Canadian national and one Frenchman were among the fatalities and seven French citizens were among the injured. No details have been released about the perpetrators, who were shot dead within eight minutes of the first call to the police. Eight officers fired an “unprecedented” 50 rounds at the three attackers, according to Mark Rowley, head of national counter-terrorism policing, who said that a bystander had also suffered a gunshot wound. The prime minister said the attack was driven by the same “evil ideol-

ogy of Islamist extremism” behind the May 22 Manchester suicide bombing that left 22 people dead, and the Westminster attack in March, which killed five. The assailants ran people over on London Bridge before lunging seemingly at random at the crowds gathered around Borough Market, which is full of restaurants and bars. Gerard Vowls, 47, said he saw a woman repeatedly stabbed, and threw chairs, glasses and bottles at the attackers in a bid to stop them. “They kept coming to try to stab me... they were stabbing everyone. Evil, evil people,” he told The Guardian newspaper. Another witness called Eric told the BBC he had seen three men get out of the van who took out knives. “It was a rampage,” he said, adding that he heard a shout of: “This is for Allah”. An Australian was among those hospitalised, while a Spaniard escaped with light injuries. French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian was due to visit Britain on Monday to speak to the injured French nationals, after President Emmanuel Macron said France was “more than ever at Britain’s side”.

Muscat sworn in as Malta’s PM

Joseph Muscat VA L L E T TA , J U N 5 (AGENCIES): The leader of Malta’s Labour party, Joseph Muscat, was sworn in as prime minister on Monday, a day after his party’s second landslide victory in four years. Muscat, a 43-year-old former journalist who has been premier since 2013, called the general election a year early after his wife was implicated in an alleged corruption case arising from the Panama Papers data leak. He took his oath of office at the president’s palace in Valletta before proceeding on foot amid throngs of cheering supporters to the Auberge de Castille, which houses the prime minister’s offices. Official results show that Labour won more than 55 percent of the votes, beating the Nationalist Party by over 35,000 votes, a result similar to that achieved four years ago. The Nationalist Party won 43.7 percent, the greens took 0.83 percent, while the rest went to independent candidates.

Tillerson tells China to ‘step up’ on N Korea SYDNEY, JUN 5 (AGENCIES): China and other nations must strengthen efforts to curb North Korea’s nuclear weapons programme, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Monday, while also calling out Beijing over its South China Sea activities. America’s top diplomat, speaking after talks in Sydney, also gave a brief response to the unfolding crisis in the Gulf, where Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt have all announced they are severing ties with gas-rich Qatar. In the Asia-Pacific region, the United States has spent recent weeks trying to reassure allies it can maintain a tough line against China’s “militarisation” of the South China Sea while at the same time seeking help from Beijing. President Donald Trump -- who frequently denounced China on the campaign trail -- has turned to Beijing to help rein in ally North Korea’s weapons programme, prompting concern among Asian allies that America might go easy on the South China Sea territorial dispute. “We desire productive relationships,” Tillerson said after annual discussions with his Australian counterpart Julie Bishop in Sydney. “But we cannot allow China to use its economic power to buy its way out of other problems, whether it’s militarising islands in the South China Sea or failing to put appropriate pressure

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop leave at the end of a press conference in Sydney on June 5, 2017 on North Korea.” He said China and other regional partners should “step up” efforts to help solve the North Korea situation, because it presents a threat to the “entire world.” China claims nearly all of the South China Sea despite partial counter-claims from Taiwan, the Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia and Vietnam. It has rapidly built reefs into artificial islands capable of hosting military planes. Tillerson reiterated US and Australian commitment to freedom of navigation in the South China Sea to “ensure unimpeded flow of lawful commerce in a rulesbased order”. But reporters asked Tillerson if America was applying a double standard in telling countries to adhere to the international order while simultaneously pulling out of a trans-Pacific trade deal and the Paris climate accords -- moves that prompted even longstanding allies to question whether America was retreating into

isolationism. “That’s why we’re here, that’s why we travel to the region, that’s why we engage with our counterparts,” Tillerson said, standing alongside Pentagon chief Jim Mattis, Bishop and Australian Defence Minister Marise Payne. We “travel to the region to meet with our counterparts and talk about all the issues that are important to them and hear from them concerns about where the (Trump) administration is positioned”. Responding to Tillerson’s comments, China’s foreign ministry urged “relevant countries” to support efforts by regional nations “to maintain peace and stability of the South China Sea, and play a constructive role in this regard rather than the opposite”. Spokeswoman Hua Chunying, speaking at a regular Beijing briefing, also cited China’s “enormous efforts” to reach a peaceful settlement of the North Korea nuclear issue.

US poised to warn UNHRC Defying Russia, Montenegro finally joins NATO of possible withdrawal practice of wrongly singling out Israel for criticism.” The possibility of a U.S. withdrawal has raised alarm bells among Western allies and activists. Eight groups, including Freedom House and the Jacob Blaustein Institute, wrote to Haley in May saying a withdrawal would be counterproductive since it could lead to the Council “unfairly targeting Israel to an even greater degree.” In the letter, seen by Reuters, the groups also said that during the period of the U.S. boycott, the Council’s performance suffered “both with respect to addressing the world’s worst violators and with respect to its antiIsrael bias.” The Council has no powers other than to rebuke governments it deems as violating human rights and to order investigations but plays an important role

in international diplomacy. Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory are a fixed item on the agenda of the 47-member body set up in 2006. Washington, Israel’s main ally, often casts the only vote against the Arab-led resolutions. “When the council passes more than 70 resolutions against Israel, a country with a strong human rights record, and just seven resolutions against Iran, a country with an abysmal human rights record, you know something is seriously wrong,” wrote Haley. John Fisher, Geneva director of the U.S.-based Human Rights Watch, did not appear to fear an immediate withdrawal. “Our understanding is that it is going to be a message of engagement and reform,” Fisher told reporters.

ment said Montenegro’s membership “will support greater integration, democratic reform, trade, security, and stability with all of its neighbors.” Russia has threatened economic and political retaliation, including a campaign to undermine the Montenegrin tourism industry, which relies heavily on Russian visitors. An estimated 200,000 Russians visit Montenegro a year and 80,000 Russians own property here. Russia has also banned imports of Montenegrin

wine and recently deported a ranking official from a Moscow airport. Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova recently warned potential Russian tourists that “there is an anti-Russian hysteria in Montenegro.” “We do not rule out the possibility of provocations, arrests for suspicious reasons or extradition to third countries” of Russians, Zakharova said. Her claim was dismissed by the president of the Russian-speaking

diaspora in Montenegro, Alexander Khrgian, who runs his law office in the coastal resort of Budva. He said that about 15,000 Russian-speaking people who permanently live in Montenegro feel safe. “I have been living in Russia for 25 years and now I am here for more than 10 years, and we love Montenegro. It is a wonderful country with wonderful climate,” he said. “People know that Russia and Montenegro have very close cultural links. That is why we are here like at home.”

LOVING MEMORY OF 48 PRECIOUS LIVES

EASTERN NAGALAND WOMEN ORGANISATION KOHIMA UNIT KOHIMA-797001 : NAGALAND

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The Eastern Nagaland Women Organisation Kohima Unit (ENWOKU) extends our heartiest congratulations to our executive members Ms. Yongchingsonla Chang for being selected as President of Eastern Nagaland Women Organisation for the tenure 2017-2020. The ENWOKU also congratulates all the newly selected members of ENWO and hopes that the team will take forward the women folk of our Eastern areas to greater glory. LEMEI B. PHOM AMEN KHIAMNIUNGAN President Asst. Gen. Secy. ENWOKU ENWOKU

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Ms. Kayia D Robvüna Ms. Eshia Aruchoü TOP 1, CGPA 6.58 TOP 6, CGPA 6.19 Economics Honours Economics Honours The management, staff and students congratulates our two graduates for securing the 1st and 6th positions in Economics in the recently declared undergraduate result of Nagaland University 2017.We wish them all the very best in their future endeavors.

To get there, Montenegro has stood up against its former ally Russia, which has sought to maintain strong historic, political and cultural influence in the Slavic country it considers a special zone of interest. Bringing Montenegro into NATO further diminishes Russia’s influence in southeast Europe, and blocks it from the so-called “warm seas” in Europe that could be used as staging grounds for military interventions in the Middle East. The U.S. State Depart-

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GENEVA, JUN 5 (AGENCIES): The United States is expected to signal on Tuesday that it might withdraw from the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) unless reforms are ushered in including the removal of what it sees as an “anti-Israel bias”, diplomats and activists said. U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley, who holds cabinet rank in President Donald Trump’s administration, said last week Washington would decide on whether to withdraw from the Council after its three-week session in Geneva ends this month. Under Trump, Washington has broken with decades of U.S. foreign policy by turning away from multilateralism. His decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement last week drew criticism from governments around the world. The Council’s critical stance of Israel has been a major sticking point for its ally the United States. Washington boycotted the body for three years under President George W. Bush before rejoining under Barack Obama in 2009. Haley, writing in the Washington Post at the weekend, called for the Council to “end its

BUDVA (MONTENEGRO), JUN 5 (AGENCIES): Once the Balkan stronghold of pro-Russian sentiments, tiny Montenegro is on Monday silently celebrating its entry into NATO in a historic turn that has made the Kremlin furious. Despite the Russian anger and a deep split within the nation of some 620,000 people over the issue, Montenegro is formally becoming the 29th member of the Western military alliance at a ceremony in Washington on Monday.

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The Naga Freedom Movement caused loss of many lives, wealth and properties at the birth of FGN. Among them, the following 48 Thüvopisümi lost their lives and properties on 17th July, 1956. In obedience to the command of God, reconciled and declared forgiveness; 1. Among Thüvopisümi on 25th March, 1999. 2. Between Thüvopisümi and Chakhesang Region of the Federal Government of Nagaland on 10th June. 2003. There-by erasing misunderstanding, hatred, hurt and animosity. Sl. No. Name Father’s Name Age Khel Designation 1 Posayi Besürü 80 Shijoh Cl-VI, Rtd SA/GB/Plebiscite Mem, 2 Rayi Besürü 70 -doFarmer 3 Mao Besürü 57 -doCl-VIII, DB Kohima 4 Thüpupa Besürü 30 -doMatriculate, VLW Shillong 5 Zasevoyi Posayi 18 -doClass 7 student 6 Sülüyi Vetazü 82 -doFarmer 7 Nesanyi Sülüyi 68 -do-do8 Vethiyi Sülüyi 64 -do-do9 Sasüyi Sülüyi 61 -do-do10 Küvesü Khwürü 67 -do-do11 Venyipra Vepo 57 -do-do12 Müdoveyi Küyeo 45 -do-do13 Müdonü Küyeo 35 -do-do14 Zapolhüyi Jimo 60 -do-do15 Maga Zapolhüyi 16 -do-do16 Cinüyi Lhünyiho 52 -doEx-Student 17 Bitunyi Lhünyiho 35 -doEx-Student 18 Mülhüzü Yibinyi 65 -doFarmer 19 Cekhwüyi Johirü 70 Dozo -do20 Vekhrüyi Cekhwüyi 30 -do-do21 Jorinü Cekhwüyi 24 -do-do22 Khwünürü Johirü 60 -do-do23 Thüpukha Lhütsonyi 70 -do-do24 Mramu Künelhü 30 -do-do25 Saswüyi Lhüpoyi 24 -do-do26 Tazüho Verüdü 50 Khüsoh -do27 Saprüzü Verüdu 45 -do-do28 Velayi Saprüzü 14 -do-do29 Pukroyi Rita 70 -do-do30 Lhüsanü Pukroyi 21 -do-do31 Civotso Venülhü 50 -doGB/Plebiscite Mem. 32 Purayi Civotso 17 -do-do33 Nüprüho Süta 24 -do-do34 Punüyi Nüprüho 30 -do-do35 Thüpunüyi Velhüyi 18 -do-do36 Cekhwüprü Hopo 75 Tetseo -do37 Khrünütso Pukronyi 48 Venyo -do38 Lhürü Thüyesho 80 -doGB 39 Pukhrüyi Lhürü 50 -do-do40 Zanuveyi Lhürü 26 -do-do41 Zaveho Ponürü 47 -do-do42 Cekhwütso Pulhükhrü 46 -do-do43 Cinü Velhüyi 40 -do-do44 Puyo Velhüyi 36 -do-do45 Lemu Velhüyi 33 -do-do46 Lünyithiyi Yopoyi 20 -do-do47 Zavenyi Kahizo 60 -do-do48 Resanyi Khwülhüyi 55 -do-doD.C. C.R. Pawsey sending a mission of Mr. Vethayi Khusoh of Yoruba Village sympathizer/guest of Mr. Mao Shijoh, D.B. Kohima also Martyrs alone with his comrade. Their mortal remains, souls blessings reached our home on 27 May, 2017 after laying at K. Bawe jungles for 61 long years. May God bless their spiritual wealth and all Thüvopisümi with peace, prosperity and holistic growth. We heartily grateful to all of you who stood by us financially, physically, materially and who rendered valuable service during our pain and grief. Though we are unable to thank you individually we sincerely pray that may our Almighty God bless you abundantly. VESARÜH VENYO, Chairman On behalf of Loving families & relatives under the aegis of Village Council Thüvopisümi K-1822

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One Love Manchester: Dancing policeman captures spirit of city O ne Love Manchester has been praised for bringing the city together at a time of grief. The benefit concert was described invariably - and correctly - as a night of joy, unity, solidarity and defiance. Those in attendance, including some of the artists, struggled to hold back tears - the emotion still raw from the suicide bombing that killed 22 people last month. For viewers at home who’d just about managed to hold it together, the moment that tipped them over the edge involved a police-

man who was working at the concert. As Justin Bieber spoke to the crowd between songs, the camera cut to a group of six fans - who were holding hands and dancing in a circle with Darlington-based officer, PC Paul Taylor. It

was a glorious moment. BBC music reporter Mark Savage described it as the point he “broke” while others said it was their “favourite moment” of the show, with others adding that they were “weeping”. It may only have lasted

for a few seconds on screen, but it was seized upon by fans as a symbol of Manchester’s spirit of resilience. And it’s fair to say the city feels a certain bond with Ariana, as many of the tweets on Sunday night proved. The concert was watched by an average of 10.9 million viewers, peaking at 14.5 million as the gig drew to a close - making it the most watched TV show of the year so far. The dancing policeman was one of several moments which made concertgoers and viewers emotional. Braun also told the au-

dience about a 15-year-old boy named Adam, who was injured in the Manchester Arena attack, whom he met on Friday in hospital. He explained: “After surgery we met him, and just as I was about to leave the room, Adam looked at me and he said, ‘Hey Scooter, make sure you tell them, don’t go forward in anger, love spreads’. Adam - if you’re watching, you’re our hero tonight. “This tragedy has made us throw away our divides, or politics, and look to our children. Manchester, your bravery is our hope.”

OFFICE OF THE MERIEMA VILLAGE STUDENTS’ UNION 2017 MVSU Felicitation Day Observed

The Meriema Village Students' Union (MVSU) along with the Village Council Chairman and members and other dignitaries felicitated the successful candidates of HSLC and HSSLC 2017 at the Village Council Hall on 4th June, 2017. The union congratulates and further wishes all the student members for bright and successful career in their lives. U Mhasi-e U Ramei Sd/MVSU K-1814

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FELICITATION

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ARMY PUBLIC SCHOOL RANGAPAHAR MILITARY STATION DIMAPUR NAGALAND

The Management, Principal, Teachers and students congratulate the top performers in Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) Examination 2016-17 (Class X)

Shri. Jacob Zhimomi

SONAM SULTANA D/o MD Sabed Ali 10 CGPA

SHUBHAM KUMAR S/o Hawa Singh 9.8 CGPA

GUNJAN PANERI D/o C K Paneri 10 CGPA

SENTILONG S/o Limameren 9.6 CGPA

VAIBHAV SHARMA S/o K K Sharma 10 CGPA

TAYYIBAH ANJUM D/o Mohd Latif 9.6 CGPA

SANKALP SHARMA S/o R K Sharma 10 CGPA

MAYURI PRAVIN INGALE D/o PG Ingale 9.4 CGPA

With smile on their faces the dwellers under H’ Khel Welfare Forum are exceedingly grateful to Hon’ble Parliamentary Secy. for Irrigation & Flood Control , Govt. of Nagaland Shri. Jacob Zhimomi for showing his love and concern to us in the fulﬁllment of our long cherished dream by carpeting the life line road of the colony stretching around 300meters that connects Agri Expo and beyond. This is something of memory that should cling on in everybody’s mind even in future. It is our hope and aspiration that God in his all goodness, bless him with wisdom and good health as he lead our society to a greater height. The forum also express its indebtedness to all who had given their best effort for this noble task. • A big thank you to Shri. Kakiye Zaka, S.D.O for being the man behind all along and walking extra mile for the forum. • DVC/VDB Diphupar for providing 2 nos of hume pipe.

VAIBHAV PRABHU S/o S Prabhu 10 CGPA

ESHEETA SINGH D/o A K Singh 9.4 CGPA

PALAPARTHY EVANS JOEL S/o PE Sagar Lal 9.2 CGPA

The school achieved 100% result and wishes good luck to all the students.

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* Jongpong ‘H’ Khel G.B

*Shiyito Achumi Chairman

*E.K Philip Lotha Advisor

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Result of AISSE (Std. X) – 2017 PERFORMANCE EXTRAORDINAIRE

Congratulations !

Satakshi Bhattacharjee D/o Monoj Bhattacharjee CGPA 10/10

Yashi Sethi D/o Sunil Kumar Sethi CGPA 10/10

Jeet Agarwal S/o Satish Kumar Agarwal CGPA 10/10

Purvi Sethi D/o Narendra Sethi CGPA 10/10

Rohit jain S/o Ashish Jain CGPA 10/10

Akshay Sarkar S/o Chandan Sarkar CGPA 10/10

Mhasen Humtsoe S/o R Elithung Lotha CGPA 10/10

Satya Ranjan Ray Chowdhury S/o Dilip Kumar Ray Chowdhury CGPA 10/10

Amos Sagar S/o Dinesh Kumar CGPA 10/10

Shivani Kashliwal D/o SanjayKumar Kashliwal CGPA 10/10

Apporva Kashliwal D/o Vinod Kashliwal CGPA 10/10

Harshit Sethi Jain S/o Ashok Kumar Sethi CGPA 10/10

Ketiyala Imchen D/o Charlie Imchen CGPA 10/10

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No of Students First Division Distinction 88/96 83 70/96 54 50/96 35 60/96 48 51/59 42 11/32 06 05/05 05

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Admission going on in class XI Arts, Science and Commerce Some seats are available in primary and secondary classes.

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of our beloved

Lt. T. Nokdang Lemtur (Died on - 06/06/2016)

A year has passed since you left us for your eternal home on this day. Though you are no more here with us physically, your good deeds will continue to inspire us, and the precious memories you had left behind will always linger in our hearts forever. We deeply miss and fondly remember you. DP-5721

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Ko l k ata , J u n e 5 conducted a survey among trade in the ISL or the I(IANS): India's former 100 players, on whether League. "Most of them soccer captain and former they wanted to ply their voted for the ISL." Football Players Association of India president Bha1ST DEATH ANNIVERSARY ichung Bhutia on Sunday of our beloved Lt. Tsübou-ü Mere pitched for merger of the 06-06-2016 Indian Super League and Today’s the anniversary of the the I-League for a 20-team day that we lost you, but loss had long-duration tourney and taught us many things and now asserted that the age-old we face each day, with hope and I-league clubs should be happy memories. We think about spared the franchisee fee for your special ways and wish you turning out in the ISL. were near. But although you left In case the two leagues this world, you will stay within are not merged, then both our hearts guiding like an angel. should be held simultaneYour children and grandchildren ously, as it would lead to miss you so much today as we a bigger pool of players did the day you left us. and less number of players Your loving children & would remain unemployed, grandchildren. he said. "There should be merger of the ISL and the ILeague. And then 20 teams should compete with each other for a long duration tournament, which will benefit Indian football," Bhutia told media persons here. "Now one league is played for four months, and then there is a break of fourfive months before the other one is played. This does not benefit the footballers. "If both tourneys run simultaneously, then more number of players will get an opportunity to play in top tournaments. So unemployment among Indian DP-5738 footballers will go down. This will greatly benefit the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT footballer, as in this sport "HAVE THINE OWN WAY, LORD" players' time span is very short, around 15 years," he said. "And the country will also stand to gain, as it will get a bigger pool of players." Bhutia said if the merger does take place, then in order to get the best players, and to retain them, the clubs would offer long time contract. "This will again help BORN : 10TH MARCH 1938 – DIED : 1ST JUNE 2017 the players. Moreover, to WE , THE BEREAVED FAMILY MEMBERS OF LATE get good players, the clubs ANGAMI, REMAIN ETERNALLY GRATEFUL FOR will undertake youthdevel- BULUNUO YOUR UNFLINCHING SUPPORT AND BELIEVE FOR MAKING HER opment programmes," said SHORT STAY IN THE WORLD MEANINGFUL, MEMORABLE AND the advisor to the All India BEAUTIFUL. YOUR OUTPOURING LOVE, GENEROSITY AND CARE EXTENDED Football Federation. Amid the continuing TOWARDS OUR FAMILY BY HOSTS OF WELL-WISHERS DURING HER BRIEF ILLNESS AND AT THE SAD DEMISE IS OVERWHELMING row between Mohun Bagan AND UNPRECEDENTED. IT WILL NOT BE POSSIBLE TO REPAY and East Bengal and ISL YOUR KINDNESS IN OUR LIFETIME. WE PRAY THAT ONLY OUR ETERNAL FATHER KEEP RECORD organisers Football Sports Development Ltd (FSDL) AND RECOMPENSE YOUR GOODNESS IN EQUAL MEASURE IN HIS OWN TIME. on the issue of payment of SPECIFIC MENTION IS MADE TO THE FOLLOWING Rs 15 crore franchise fee ORGANISATIONS WITHOUT WHICH OUR THANKFULNESS IS to turn out in the cash-rich FELT INCOMPLETE. tournament, Bhutia lent his 1. TOWN BAPTIST CHURCH, DIMAPUR 2. HINDI BAPTIST CHURCH, HARALU COLONY, DIMAPUR support to the city giants. 3. NEPALI BAPTIST CHURCH, WALFORD, DIMAPUR "The franchise fee 4. BHOJPURI BAPTIST CHURCH, GORAPATI, DIMAPUR should be waived for East 5. POLICE BAPTIST CHURCH, DIMAPUR WE ARE NOT ABLE TO MENTION EVERY INDIVIDUALS WHOSE Bengal, Mohun and all other I-League clubs for SUPPORT WERE EQUALLY VALUABLE. WE PRAY TO ALMIGHTY GOD TO SHOWER ABUNDANT BLESSING UPON ALL. taking part in the ISL. LOVING SONS. DAUGHTERS, GRANDCHILDREN AND RELATIVES "East Bengal and Mohun Bagan are playing socACKNOWLEDGEMENT cer for more than a century. Dempo Sports Club has The Lord gave and now He has taken away, May His name praised! been there for 50 years. Job. 1-21(B) Churchill Brothers are also there for long. There players should not be expected to play such high fees like the corporate clubs," he said. Bhutia said he ahd

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Dearest Baby, We thought of you with love today but that is nothing new. We thought about you yesterday and days before that too We think of you in silence, we often speak your name. All we have are memories and your picture in a frame, Your memory is our keep safe with which we will never part. God has you in his keeping, We have you in our hearts. If love could only have save you never would have died. It broke our hearts to lose you but you didn't go alone, for a part of us went with you the day God called you home. May the winds of heaven blow safely and whisper in your ears, How much we love you and miss you. Love always yours Mom, dad and brothers

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Words are insufﬁcient to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual who stood by us during the brief illness and at the demise of our beloved Lt. Mrs. Lipokienla on 02.06.2017. It is our prayer that our Almighty bless you and your family abundantly. Loving family members

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Merge Indian Super League (ISL), I-league, waive franchise fee: Bhutia

FIFA monitors Qatar's preparations for 2022 World Cup M o s c ow, J u n e 5 (IANS): The world governing body of football FIFA on Monday it was keeping a close eye on the diplomatic row involving Qatar, which will host the 2022 World Cup. Earlier, the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Yemen, Libya and the Maldives severed diplomatic relations with Qatar. Some countries snapped air links with Qatar, reports Tass news agency. "FIFA is in regular contact with the Qatar 2022 Local Organising Committee and the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy handling matters relating to the 2022 FIFA World Cup," FIFA spokesperson said. Qatar in 2010 won the right to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup. K Y M C

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Born : 19/08/1940 – Died : 31st May 2017 We the bereaved family members would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, who shared our grief and sorrow and supported us physically, mentally, spiritually, financially, materially and many more at the sudden demise of our beloved mother Late Lhovili Achumi, W/o Mr. Nikhavi Achumi at Medziphema Town on 31st May 2017. We extend our special gratitude to : 1.Sumi Baptist Church Medziphema 2. Pentecostal Church Medziphema 3. K. Hollohon Baptist Church Dimapur 4. Shena Old Union Dimapur Area (SOUDA) 5. Sumi Council Medziphema 6. Shena Old (Women Department) 7. Deacon - Deaconess (SBC) Medziphema 8. Rivenburg High School Medziphema 9. K. Hollohon Colony Students' Union Dimapur. 10. Sumi Baptist Church (Youth Department) Medziphema. We are not able to mention every individual, neighbours, relatives and friends whose support were equally valuable, we pray to Almighty God to shower abundant blessing upon all. DP-5729

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Murray beats Khachanov to reach last eight Durant and Curry open up

Paris, Jun 5 (agencies): Andy Murray paid tribute to the victims of recent terrorist atrocities after he defused the raw power of Russian tearaway Karen Khachanov to make the last eight of the French Open. There will come a day when the likes of the 21year-old will overwhelm Murray, but there was little sign of it over a breezy lunchtime at Roland Garros as the Scot won 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 in two hours and four minutes. Afterwards, Murray did not wish to discuss the match in his on-court interview but was preoccupied with more important matters. 'It was a terrible tragedy in London, also we had Manchester, Paris has had problems in the last year too,' he said. It will be Murray's 23rd quarter-final or better in his last 25 Grand Slam events, and will face Japan's No 8 seed Kei Nishikori, who beat Fer-

Andy Murray celebrates during his victory over Karen Khachanov at the French Open.

nando Verdasco in four sets. He had, in some style, avoided what happened in the same stage of the Australian Open, where he was upset by outsider Mischa Zverev. He played way better on this occasion, and needed to against a danger-

ous opponent. He made only 14 unforced errors and served consistently to deny the talented Russian any real foothold in the match. Khachanov has a burgeoning reputation in the game and it was not long before he was showing why, regularly striking

serves at around 130mph and giving his forehand an almighty slap. Yet he will not have been used to playing someone like Murray who often makes you have to win the point twice, in effect. That happened on break point at 3-2 when the Scot made an incredible retrieval deep and wide and asked him to make another forehand, which he could only drive into the tramlines. The Russian, based in Barcelona, hits the ball with power and a certain loop, but Murray was exceptionally solid, especially on his serve. Putting in 75 per cent of his first deliveries, he kept the pressure on Khachanov and it paid off when he played a loose game to be broken for 2-3. That was the cue for, unexpectedly, Murray's worst service game of the match, which saw him broken. It was then that the Russian showed some in-

experience by going for too much in the next game, handing it back with one of the double faults that were starting to pepper the scoresheet. Murray closed it out with little drama and that seemed to affect the world No 53's spirit for the first time as he was broken straightaway at the start of the third. He does not yet have the variety or subtlety to seriously disrupt a player of Murray's calibre and experience, although his ranking ceiling will be very high when he acquires it. Murray had time for another lapse when he was broken back for 4-4, but a delicious dropshot and wonderful control of returning a forehand pumped straight at him allowed him to restore the advantage for 5-4. Murray will now face Nishikori in a repeat of last year’s US Open quarterfinal after the eighth seed beat Fernando Verdasco 0-6 6-4 6-4 6-0.

Berdych fires coach after poor performance Halep, Svitolina advance to quarter finals

Tomas Berdych has sacked his coach Goran Ivanisevic.

Paris, June 5 (IANS): Czech tennis player Tomas Berdych announced that he will not continue with coach Goran Ivanisevic following his early elimination in the second round of the French Open here on Monday.

Berdych, who was seeded 13, was eliminated in the round of 64 by Russian Karen Khachanov, world No.53, reports Efe. “Goran and I will not be working together anymore,” the 31-yearold said in a statement posted on Twitter, after just under a year of collaboration with Croatian Ivanisevic. “I enjoyed the ride and we will remain great friends. Wish him all the best in the future and I am committed to go after my goals with current team,” the world No.14 continued in the statement. Berdych started working with Ivanisevic, winner of Wimbledon in 2010, last August, and since then he has only won a title at Shenzhen 2016.

Paris, June 5 (IANS): Romanian third seed Simona Halep and Ukrainian fifth seed Elina Svitolina defeated Spaniard Carla Suarez and Croatia's Petra Martic respectively to reach the women's singles quarter-finals of the French Open tennis championships here on Monday. Halep crushed Suarez 6-1, 6-1, in one hour. This is the first time Suarez has lost on clay against Halep, who is keeping her momentum after winning in Madrid and reaching the final in Rome, reports Efe. Halep, 25, will play in the Paris Open quarter-finals for the second time since 2014 when she reached the final but lost to Rus-

Harmanpreet Singhs’s brace helps India beat Belgium 3-2

Dusseldorf (Germany), Jun 5 (IANS) : Indias drag-flick sensation Harmanpreet Singh scored twice to ensure that India beat Belgium 3-2 in a battle of nerves at the Three Nations Invitational hockey tournament here on Monday. Earlier in the tournament, India had lost 1-2 to Belgium in their first match and drew 2-2 with Germany in their second game. Goals by Harmanpreet Singh (34th minute, 38th) and forward Ramandeep Singh (49th) helped India win match No.3. After playing a draw against Germany on Sunday, Belgium made a strong start against India by playing an attacking game right from the word go. The 2016 Rio Olympics Silver Medallists showed precision and were dominant with skill and ball possession. Though India caught them on the wrong foot early on by earning backto-back penalty corner, India could not convert the chance. Belgium, however, came up with a brilliant

field goal, thanks to Amaury Keusters to take a 1-0 lead in the 13th minute and put India under pressure. India played cautiously in the second quarter, not allowing Belgian attackers easy penetration inside the striking circle. Meanwhile, India won two PCs in the 23rd and 24th minute but Harmanpreet Singh's wellstruck flick was blocked by Belgian defenders. The second quarter went goalless. Going into the second half, India continued to trail but their breakthrough came in the 34th minute when India bagged their fifth penalty corner of the match. This time Harmanpreet was impeccable with his dragflick, making sure he converted the goal to give India the equaliser. His exploits didn't stop at that. In the 38th minute, he converted another goal through a tactfully-earned penalty corner to help India claim a 2-1 lead over Belgium. Though Belgium earned a penalty corner in the 40th minute, India goal

keeper Vikas Dahiya did well to come up with an impressive save and kept the lead. There was a lot of action in this quarter with both teams trading penalty corners. Belgium found success in the 45th minute through Tanguy Cosyns brilliantly struck flick. This was Belgium's fourth PC of the match. With the score reading 2-2, it all came down to the final quarter where both teams pushed hard and fast to seal the match in their favour. India held their nerve with a strong fight back, constantly attacking the Belgian defence and make space in the Defence. India forward Ramandeep Singh was the one to find the breakthrough with good assist by his compatriots in the 49th minute. His successful shot on goal helped India regain the lead with the score reading 3-2. The Indian defenders were commendable in their effort to keep India in the lead and eventually win the match.

Simona Halep beat Carla Suarez-Navarro 6-1 6-1 on Monday. sia's Maria Sharapova. The Romanian on Tuesday will fight for a place in the semi-final against world No.6 Svitolina, who defeated Martic 4-6, 6-3, 7-5.

Super Boxing League to be organised in association with WBC, PBOI New Delhi, June 5 (IANS): Continuing the professional boxing boom in India, the first ever professional boxing tournament, Super Boxing League (SBL), will be organised in association with World Boxing Council and Professional Boxing Organisation India (PBOI) which is affiliated with Asian Boxing Council -- the Asian federation allied with World Boxing Council (WBC). The first edition of SBL will be held from July 7 to August 12 here. The event, promoted by British business tycoon Bill Dosanjh and two-time world champion Amir Khan, will bring together boxers from across the globe to participate and vie for the title. Welcoming the associations, CEO and Founder of Super Boxing League, Bill Dosanjh, said: "We are here to set an example by hosting the first ever pro boxing tournament in a way that's fitting our endeavour to deliver the best. We are delighted to have WBC and PBOI come on board." The league in its first season have a got a mix of experience and youth with bringing in eight boxers to hold the fort for their respective franchises. Commenting on the announcement of eight captains, Promoter of Super Boxing League Amir Khan, said: "I welcome all the boxers to Super Boxing League and am confident that we can look forward to some high-octane ring action in SBL." "The league will be a boost for professional boxing in India, with some experienced pugilists like Neeraj, Kuldeep and others while young blood like Asha, Deepak and Pawan will bring the much needed excitement with their mix of MMA and boxing experience into the ring," he added.

Former Newcastle footballer Cheick Tiote dies while training

Kenyan Julius Yego relishes challenge at Rome Diamond League

Nairobi, June 5 (IANS): Kenyan world javelin champion Julius Yego regrets the groin injury that prematurely ended his Olympic gold hunt as he schemes for a better performance at the Rome Diamond League meeting on June 8. After undergoing nine months rehabilitation, Yego still believes his performance has been greatly affected by the injury, which limited him to three throws in Rio, then earned him a silver medal, reports Xinhua news agency. But after a slow start in Doha on May 5, Yego has polished his throwing skills and worked on his left leg technique as he seeks to reclaim his top seed status in Rome. Yego will line up against Rio Olympic gold medallist Thomas Rohler, who threw the javelin to 93.90m in Doha last month

together with other throwers for a javelin throw battle over the 90 metres barrier. Not only will there be German Thomas Rohler, who has just become the second best thrower in history with his powerful throw to 93.90m in Doha, but a rejuvenated 2012 Olympic champion Keshorn Walcott and three world champions including Yego (2015), Vitezslav Vesely (2013) and Tero Pitkamaki (2007). Rohler, Yego and Walcott went to the podium at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games winning the gold, the silver and the bronze medals respectively. The average throw of the personal best performances of the big stars of the Rome competition is 89.42m and three throwers have already put their names in the world all-time top-10 list.

Cheick Tiote

Beijing, June 5 (IANS) : Former Newcastle United midfielder and Ivory Coast footballer Cheick Tiote died at the age of 30 after collapsing during training here on Monday. Tiote played for Beijing Enterprises in the second division of the Chinese league. The player had been taken ill after training. He was subsequently rushed to hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

"We are devastated to have learnt of the tragic passing of Cheick Tiote at the age of just 30," Newcastle said in a statement. Tiote begun his pro career in Belgium with Anderlecht, a period which included a loan spell with Roda JC. It was during his time with FC Twente in the Netherlands that he made a name for himself as an effective defensive midfielder, making 86 appearances for the Dutch side. Tiote subsequently moved to English Premier League to join Newcastle in 2010 and made over 150 appearances for the side. Tiote's former teammate at Newcastle, Demba Ba, tweeted: "May Allah gives grant you jannah brother Tiote."

two-game lead in NBA Finals

Kevin Durant hit 33 points and 13 rebounds as he and Stephen Curry led Golden State to another victory.

New york, Jun 5 (agencies): The Golden State Warriors overcame 20 turnovers and a triple-double by Cleveland's LeBron James to beat the Cavaliers 132-113 at Oracle arena on Sunday and push their Finals series lead to 2-0. Warriors forward Kevin Durant was once again the best player on the court as he electrified the goldclad sold-out crowd in Oakland with 33 points and 13 rebounds to go along with five blocks three steals. Guard Stephen Curry had a triple-double of his own but also committed eight turnovers. Curr y and Durant have been hailed as the best duo in the NBA but the Warriors guard said they were just trying to play good basketball. 'I'm not it's for us to debate,' Curry said. 'We're young, healthy, and playing a game we love.' With the win, the Warriors set an NBA record for most consecutive play-off

victories at 14. They are now two wins away from making their case as the greatest team of all time. Durant declined to comment on the winning streak, saying he was not going to take a step back until the team claims the Larry O'Brien trophy for its second time in three years. 'We're worried about the series right now, We're just trying to just stay in the moment.'he told reporters. James came out strong, with 18 first half points but struggled down the stretch on both ends of the floor, scoring just two fourth quarter points and turning the ball over four times. The game's defining sequence came in the third quarter when Curry used a dazzling display of dribbling to dart past the muchbigger James and finish with a layup off the glass. That basket pushed the Warriors' lead to 10 as Curry let out a scream and the crowd went into a frenzy. After the game James

said that despite losing by 19 points, his team played better that in the first meeting. 'I thought for the most part with the game plan that we had we tried to execute it as close as possible,' he told reporters after the game. 'Much more physical today than we were in Game One. And we forced them to 20 turnovers and they still beat us pretty good, so we got to be much better too,' he said. The game marked the return of Warriors coach Steve Kerr, who was sidelined earlier in April by persistent back pain following several surgeries. He said he intended to coach the team for the remainder of the best-of-seven series. While the Warriors are looking strong they will no doubt be keen to keep their foot on the gas. They had a 3-1 lead over Cleveland in last year's Finals before the Cavs stormed back to win it in seven games. Game Three is in Cleveland on Wednesday.

Ting, Ying headline 48-player draft in Ultimate Table Tennis

New Delhi, Jun 5 (IANS) : World No. 7 paddler Wong Chun Ting of Hong Kong and womens World No.9 Han Ying of Germany are among the 24 men and women foreign players who will be part of the Ultimate Table Tennis (UTT) to be held in Chennai, Delhi and Mumbai starting on July 13, it was announced on Monday. India's Sharath Kamal and Manika Batra will lead the list of 12 men and 12 women from the country out of a strong pool of 48 players. Manika and Mouma Das created history in Germany by becoming the first Indian pair to reach the quarter-finals of the World Table Tennis Championships. The table tennis extravaganza will comprise six franchisees and will be hosted in Chennai (July 13-20), New Delhi (July 21 to 26) with the final leg being held in Mumbai (July 27 to 30). Each team will have eight players -- four men and four women -- with an equal mix of overseas and Indian players, apart from a foreign and an Indian coach. "These are exciting times for us at the UTT as we inch closer to the launch of the first ever professional TT league in India. We have received an overwhelming response from foreign players and have a strong pool of Indian talent also," expressed Vita Dani, Chairperson, 11Even Sports, the promoter of the tournament. There will be 15 league matches, with each tie played on a nine individual match basis. Each individual match will consist of three games on a race to 11 with each game winner being awarded one point.

Wong Chun Ting

Han Ying

Each league match will have 27 points to play for and the four franchisees with highest points in the league stage will advance to the semi-finals. The champion will receive Rs 1 crore, runnerup Rs 75 lakh and the losing semi-finalists Rs 50 lakh each. The remaining Rs 25 lakh, from a total purse of Rs 3 crore, will be presented to individual performers.

Joao Monteiro (Portugal, World No. 49), 12. Liam Pitchford (England, World No. 51) Wo m e n : 1 . H a n Ying (Germany, World No.9), 2. Wu Yang (China, World No.12), 3. Doo Hoi Kem (Hong Kong, World No.13), 4. Hu Melek (Turkey, World No.15), 5. Liu Jia (Austria, World No. 17), 6. Petrissa Solja (Germany, World No.20), 7. Lee Ho Ching (Hong Kong, World No. 33), 8. Yu Fu (Portugal, World No.35), 9. Li Qian (Poland, World No. 37), 10. Sabine Winter (Germany, World No.39), 11. Polina Mikhailova (Russia, World No.54), 12. Tetyana Bilenko (Ukraine, World No.56) Indian players: Men: 1. Sharath Kamal Achanta, 2. Soumyajit Ghosh, 3. Harmeet Desai, 4. Sathiyan Gnanasekaran, 5. Amalraj Anthony, 6. Sanil Shetty, 7. Jubin Kumar, 8. Manav Thakkar, 9. Ronit Bhanja, 10. Birdie Boro, 11. Arjun Ghosh, 12. Abhishek Yadav Women: 1. Manika Batra, 2. Mouma Das, 3. Madhurika Patkar, 4. Pooja Sahasrabudhe, 5. Suthirtha Mukherjee, 6. Mousumi Paul, 7. Krittwika Sinha Roy, 8. Archana Kamath, 9. Moumita Dutta, 10. Amurtha Pushpak, 11. Priyadarshini Das, 12. Selena Deepti Selvakumar.

Each franchisee will get to pick eight players through a draft that will be conducted on June 9 to ensure balance of strength for each franchisee. Overseas players: Men: 1. Wong Chun Ting (Hong Kong, World No. 7), 2. Marcos Freitas (Portugal, World No. 16), 3. Tiago Apolonia (Portugal, World No. 19), 4. Stefan Fegerl (Austria, World No. 21), 5. Kou Lei (Ukraine, World No.24), 6. Panagiotis Gionis (Greece, World No.36), 7. Aruna Quadri (Nigeria, World No. 37), 8. Andrej Gacina (Croatia, World No.38), 9. Par Gerell (Sweden, World No.44), 10. Li Ping (Qatar, World No. 48), 11.

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