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Artiste comparing Gen Rawat with Dyers stirs row

India beat Nepal 2-0 in international friendly

Kuwait mediating to solve Gulf crisis: Qatar

national, Page 7

sports, Page 16

international, Page 13

Centre mulls to replace UGC, AICTE with HEERA

Secretaries asked to identify concrete goals to be achieved by 2022

NEW DELHI, JUN 6 (AGENCIES): Big-bang education reform is on its way - the Modi government is all set to scrap the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and replace them with one higher education regulator, tentatively christened Higher Education Empowerment Regulation Agency (HEERA).

The decision to go ahead with this radical change, long advocated by experts but never implemented, was taken after a meeting on education chaired by the prime minister in early March. If required, and since setting up a new regulator may take some time, amendments to existing rules will be considered as an interim reform measure.

Senior officials who spoke off record told ET that work is on at a rapid pace to frame the HEERA legislation. The human resource development (HRD) ministry and the Niti Aayog

are working on the new law. A committee that has, among others, Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant and higher education secretary KK Sharma as members, is working on the detailed blueprint.

One senior official said replacing UGC and AICTE by a single regulator will be the “cleanest, most sweeping reform” that will “eliminate all overlaps in jurisdiction and also do away with regulatory provisions that may no longer be relevant”.

While the idea of replacing multiple regulatory authorities with a single and streamlined one is not new - several committees including the Yashpal Committee and the National Knowledge Commission of the UPA era and the Hari Gautam Committee set up by this government have recommended the same the reform never happened.

Officials told ET that the new regulatory legislation is likely to be short and clean and will outline minimum standards focused on

China cautions India, others against any informal alliance

BJP MLAs cannot dictate on party matters: Lhoungu

BEIJING, JUN 6 (AGENCIES): China on Tuesday cautioned India and other Asian countries against forming informal alliances to counter its increasing assertiveness as they cannot rely on the US in Trump era.

“I have seen the reports but I doubt the authenticity of these reports,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying told media briefing here.

She was commenting on reports from Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore that India, Japan, Australia and Vietnam were contemplating informal alliances in view of the uncertainties of US policies under President Donald Trump.

If those reports are authentic, it demonstrate that Cold War mindset has not been eradicated and “some people approach and handle the country to country relations with zero sum opinion,” she said. Hua said China stands for common comprehensive and sustainable security idea for building of cooperation of a new international relation with win cooperate at its core.

“Any confrontation and containment will have no way out. Hope relevant people can put China’s development in perspective,” Hua said.

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“If more than a dozen parties fight next election, a party that wins 10 seats could be the single largest party.”

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outcomes. They also said separation of technical and nontechnical education is outmoded and out of sync with global practices, and that a single regulator will bring in greater synergy among institutions and in framing curricula.

The new body will also be empowered to take strong penal action when necessary. Since bringing in new legislation and repealing AICTE and UGC Acts may be a time-consuming process, interim measures are likely and amendments to these Acts and modification of UGC regulations are among options being considered.

The idea to replace the multiple regulatory authorities with a single and streamlined one is not new – several committees including the Yashpal Committee and the National Knowledge Commission of the UPA era and the Hari Gautam Committee set up by this government have recommended the same – the reform never happened.

PM directs secys to reach out to 100 most backward distts

opportunity to transform the lives of one-sixth of humanity. “He asked them to identify concrete goals to be achieved by 2022 - the 75th anniversary of Independence,” a PMO release said.

“It was a brainstorming exercise where secretaries suggested what all steps can be taken even as they highlighted achievements.

The focus was how we all can work together and the PM wants us to bring major improvements in the 100 most backward districts,” an official who attended the meeting said.

Modi also highlighted how working together has brought expected results in initiatives such as financial inclusion (Jan Dhan Yojana) and (Mission Indradhanush) in the last three years.

ed members were all invited for the meeting. With such members in the meeting good outcome cannot be expected, he said.

While not denying that there were differences within the party with some dissident members, Lhoungu said the party activities and functioning was normal.

The president also openly stated that among the four BJP legislators, except for one, the other three were non-cooperative and functions on their own.

The president also said some of the members were against the alliance with NPF and this was one of the reasons that grouping within the party cropped up. He advised the party men and legislators to maintain “certain limits” in going against the government since they were in alliance, as DAN partners.

When asked whether allotting him as parliamentary secretary status had

restricted him from pointing out anomalies in the government, Lhoungu said whether he was allotted or not, being alliance partner “we refrain from speaking ill against the government”.

Lhoungu admitted that the party was not at all happy with the “system of the government”. Until Centre decides something about it the party has to remain as alliance partners, he said.

Dr. Singh attacks govt over ‘GDP slump’

CNTC lauds new Ao Senden, Sumi Hoho team

Correspondent

KOHIMA, JUN 6 (NPN): Reacting to the statement issued by BJP unit Political Affairs Committee (PAC), State BJP unit president Visasolie Lhoungu on Tuesday categorically pointed out that the BJP unit being a political party, every move/ resolution was political in nature and that it was not the PAC’s business to decide the party affairs.

Interacting with media persons here on the side lines of the launching of the ‘great membership drive’, Lhoungu said “legislators may want us to consult on all matters, however party line was different, thereby the legislators cannot dictate the party and instead they should respect the decision of the party.” He said all issues were discussed and action was initiated accordingly.

With regard to shifting of the party office to Kohi-

NEW DELHI, JUN 6 (AGENCIES): Expressing concern over the decline in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the fiscal 2016-17, former prime minister Dr. Manmohan Singh on Tuesday said the slump indicates that India’s economic growth slowed down sharply primarily due demonetisation. “ I n d i a ’s e c o n o m i c growth has slowed down sharply, driven primarily by the notebandi announcement of November 8 2016.

Gross Value Added (GVA), a true sub-measure of economic activity, has also experienced a steep and sustained fall,” Singh said in a statement. He further said that the private sector investment has collapsed and the Indian economy is running on just one engine of public spending. “The GVA growth of industry has fallen from 10.7% in March 2016 to just 3.8% in March 2017, a decline of nearly seven percentage

ma, Lhoungu said it was not a recent decision moreover it was the Central party directive to have its office in the state capital.

He said since the party was unable to find a suitable place in Kohima, the office was initially setup in Dimapur and that the legislators were fully aware of it.

L h o u n g u h oweve r clarified that proposal to shift the party was for the convenience of its legislators in order to attend office. It was also the directive of the Central leadership to make it possible for BJP legislators to visit the office at least once in a month or on rotation basis, he added.

On the recent PAC meeting resolution, Lhoungu claimed that the PAC convened the meeting without regular members and that he was not invited even though he was a member.

However, he said nonPAC members and suspend-

NEW DELHI, JUN 6 (AGENCIES): PM Narendra Modi has asked all secretaries to put collective effort to improve the condition of 100 most backward districts in the country. In his interaction with the top bureaucrats on Monday, the PM said this should be adopted on a mission mode and the various departments work as a team and not in silos to ensure the goal is achieved during “definite short time-frames”.

Sources said Modi also reached out to the secretaries to “talk frankly”, which is being seen as an indication of how PM is open to listen to their honest views on different issues. Making a strong pitch to rise above the “administrative mechanisms of earlier centuries”, Modi said the secretaries have an

points of growth,” he said.

He added that the most worrisome aspect of all this is the impact on job creation, adding that the jobs have been extremely hard to come by for the youth of the nation.

“The construction industry, one of the largest employment generators in the country has suffered a contraction. This implies loss of millions of jobs,” he said.

Following the release of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Gross Value Added (GVA) figures for 2016-17 showing sliding of the economy by 1.3 percent, former finance minister P. Chidambaram on Friday trained the guns on the Centre for ridiculing the suggestions of Dr. Manmohan Singh. “The Central Statistical Organisation (CSO) has released the GDP GVA figures for 2016-17. Finally, the bluff of the Government is called. The economy was slowing down in the

middle of 2016 and we had cautioned the Government that unless it takes corrective steps, the economy will slide further. Instead of taking corrective steps, the Government decided to demonetise high-value currency.

Suddenly, without any warning, Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 were declared legal tender and something like Rs. 14.5-15 lakh crore was pulled out of money supply,” Chidambaram told ANI. According to statistics, the GDP slowed sharply to 6.1 percent in the three months ending March 31.

The GDP was 6.1 per in the January-March quarter, the immediate three months after the demonetisation was announced on November 8, 2016.The data released by Central Statistics Office revealed that the GVA slipped sharply to 6.6% in the last financial year ended March 31, from 7.9% growth in 2015-16.

Due process of law followed: CBI on action against NDTV

NEW DELHI, JUN 6 (PTI): The Central Bureau of Investigation on Tuesday sought to clarify its decision on carrying out raids against NDTV bosses saying the agency respects freedom of press and the action was taken as per the due process of law.

The statement comes in the wake of various media organisations, including the much-powerful Editors Guild of India, expressing deep concern over the raids conducted by the CBI on the offices of NDTV and its promoters.

“Entry of police and other agencies into the media offices is a serious matter,” the Editors Guild statement had said after the raids on Tuesday. In an unusually lengthy statement, the agency said it has not conducted any search on the registered office of NDTV, media stu-

dio, newsroom or premises connected with media operations. “CBI fully respects the freedom of press and is committed to the free functioning of news operations,” it said and clarified that the allegations under investigation are not regarding the default in loan repayment.

“The investigation is being conducted as per the due process of law and under the jurisdiction of the court of law. The result of investigation will be filed before the competent court of law based on the evidence adduced during investigation,” it said. The agency said it has registered the case based on the complaint of a shareholder of ICICI bank and NDTV after carrying out due diligence.

Referring to the statement of NDTV about never having defaulted on any loan, the CBI alleged that the

probe would revolve around why ICICI bank took the entire shareholding of the promoters in NDTV (nearly 61 per cent) as collateral and reduced the interest rates from 19% to 9.5%.

Contesting NDTV’s questions raised over the jurisdiction of the CBI when ICICI was a private bank, the CBI referred to an order of the Supreme Court in the case of Ramesh Gelli versus CBI of 2016 where the apex court has held that the provisions of Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 are applicable to the officials of private banks.

“Therefore, CBI has jurisdiction to take up investigation of the cases of private banks,” it said and assured the agency was committed to carry out the investigation expeditiously and in accordance with the due process of law.

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arious press bodies today expressed “deep concern” over the CBI raids at the residence of NDTV founder Prannoy Roy, saying they condemn any “attempt” to either “intimidate the media” or put curbs on its freedom.

A statement of Editors Guild said NDTV, in various statements, has denied any wrong doing and termed the raids as “stepping up the concerted harassment” of the news channel and an attempt to “undermine democracy and free speech” and “silence the media.”

“While the Editors Guild maintains that no individuals or institution is above the law, the Guild condemns any attempt to muzzle the media and calls upon the CBI to follow the due process of law and ensure there is no interference in the free functioning of news operations,” the statement said.

“While we maintain that all individuals

and every institution has to abide by the law of the land, we condemn any attempt to either intimidate the media or put curbs on its freedom,” President of the Press Club, Gautam Lahiri said.

In a strongly-worded statement, the umbrella press body also said, “We hope that all facts of the case, filed by the CBI, will be placed in public domain and the investigating agency will not harass the media organisation or place any kind of hindrance in the news operations of the channel.”

The Indian Women’s Press Corps (IWPC) alleged that the law of the land should not “apply selectively” nor should it be “used as an instrument to harass anyone including the media”.

All India Newspaper Editor’s Conference condemned the raid, alleging it was clearly a “case of attack on freedom of the press”.

Central schemes not reaching grassroot

Alliance partner (BJP) of NPF-led ruling DAN coalition in Nagaland, on Tuesday alleged that various pro-poor projects launched by the Prime Minister were not reaching the people at the grassroots level in the state.

Speaking at the launching of party membership drive at its head office here, BJP state unit president, Visasolie Lhoungu, said that (Cont’d on p-7)

DIMAPUR, JUN 6 (NPN): Central Nagaland Tribes Council (CNTC) has lauded the newly elected team of the Ao Senden and the Sumi Hoho.

CNTC media cell in a press note said, as the apex mandated platform of three tribal bodies, it would continue to work under the motto of unity, fraternity and solidarity and uphold the rights and voice of the three tribes (Ao, Sumi and Lotha) in particular and the people of Nagaland in general.

Central Nagaland Tribes Council also reaffirmed to work against faulty policies and wrong ideals, saying it would continue “to work in the destination for common aspirations and cherished goals for the people of our Nagaland state for a better tomorrow.”

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Dimapur, Mokokchung, Tuensang, Peren DBDB meetings conducted

District Planning and Development Board in progress at DC’s conference hall, Dimapur, conference hall of ADC Mokokchung and DC’s conference hall, Tuensang respectively. (DIPR) DIMAPUR: Dimapur, Mokokchung, Tuensang and Peren District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting was held separately on Tuesday.

According to DIPR r e p o r t s, i n D i m a p u r, DPDB meeting was held at the Conference Hall of the Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur wherein Tokheho, MLA, who was also present at the meeting, while expressing concern for the education sector apprised the members of the dilapidated conditions of the school buildings and problems of posting lectures.

He maintained that the people’s representatives as well as the education department are responsible for the welfare and future of the children. Tokheho felt that the education department should come out with a road map to do away with the past mistakes and to create a better education system for the welfare of the students in future.

DC, Dimapur, Kesonyu Yhome, who is also the vice chairman of DPDB Dimapur, welcomed and

felicitated the new chairman of Dimapur DPDB, S.I. Jamir who is also the Advisor of Urban Development.

DRDA Dimapur and Dimapur Government College gave their departmental presentation, highlighting the various activities and programmes implemented by them.

In the meeting the board after discussion and basing on the verification reports recommended for registration of the following societies: C-Edge College Alumni Association, Naga United Village, Wild Berries Society, Vidima Village, Helping Hand Foundation, Toulazouma, Widows and Orphans Empowerment Society, Sunrise Colony Burma Camp, Konyak Nyupuh Sheko Khong; Dimapur Unit, Dimapur, Kuda Tego Union, Murgi Patti Dimapur and Nagaland Bhojpuri Samaj, Millennium Market Dimapur. The members also recommended for shifting of Mount Hermon School from Model Colony, Purana bazaar to Darogajan village Dimapur.

With regard to the

agenda for change of Nomenclature and ownership of Union Christian School, Purana Bazaar, the members after deliberation decided to send the documents to the concern officer to get in touch with the concern proprietor as no alternative name of the school was given. On the agenda for obtaining NOC for running B.Ed; M.Ed etc., at Isaac Newton School Dimapur, the Board suggested the proprietor to get detailed clearance from the Education Department.

In the meeting, slides on doubling farmers income was presented by KVK, Jharnapani. The board also recommended for the up-gradation of Government High schools to Higher Secondary Schools in Dimapur city.

Apart from the agendas, DC, Dimapur, KesonyuYhome, informed the members that issues relating to land encroachment would be discussed in the DPDB meetings and requested members to flag issues of land encroachment during DPDB Meetings.

The members further

HelpLive Foundation visits Dimapur

HelLive Foundation member with Sunday School students.

Dimapur: HelpLive Foundation and Star Kids Kenya visited Believers’ Church, Model Village, 5th Mile, Dimapur and held and interactive session with the Sunday School students yesterday where they taught them about the Bible, music, arts and craft.

The team also visited GMS Model Village and interacted with the students on the different cultures, confidence building, music etc. in their strive to uplift the children.

HelpLive Foundation and Star Kids Kenya is headed by Kilang Pongen.

Leo Club Dimapur holds 37th annual conference

entrusted Irrigation and Flood Control and Taxes Departments to give their departmental presentation in the next DPDB meeting. The meeting ended with vote of thanks from the chair.

MOKOKCHUNG: Mokokchung DPDB was held under the new DPDB chairman, Merentoshi at the Conference Hall of ADC (Planning).

Parliamentary Secretary, Industries & Commerce, Amenba Yaden and parliamentary secretary, CAWD & Taxes, Dr. Benjongliba also attended the meeting.

Merentoshi in his first address as the chairman thanked the government and the legislators from Mokokchung district for reposing their confidence on him to lead the DPDB as the chairman. He said he would give his best to deliver service to the people.

Merentoshi informed the members that he would visit offices in Mokokchung town as well as in the sub divisions and interact with officers to acquaint himself with the activities of the various departments.

The new chairman in his

address also insisted on maintaining punctuality in offices.

DC and vice chairman of the DPDB, Sushil Kumar Patel welcomed the new chairman and assured on maintaining punctuality in the offices. He also shared his expectations to get further improvement in the activities of the DPDB under the new chairman.

Amenba Yaden expressed hoped that the Mokokchung, DPDB, one the most important body in decision making in the district would see difference in delivering service to the people under the new Chairman.

Dr. Benjongliba, informed the members that the people of Mokokchung district would soon have a new Deputy Commissioner’s Complex. He apprised of the efforts taken to get fund for the construction soon completion of the same. He also informed the members that the much talked about Goods and Services Tax (GST), which will be implemented from 1st July, 2017 will benefit and improve the tax regime in the state.

BJP Zunheboto appeals for corruption free government DIMAPUR: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) organizing secretary in-charge Nagaland, Ananta Narayan Mishra and state executive member I Kheto Kinni attended the 5th district executive meeting on May 30, at Zunheboto.

Addressing the party workers, Ananta mentioned that he had visited almost all the district headquarters of Nagaland and saw that Nagaland needed to go far ahead to compete with other states.

“All round development activities is very poor everywhere” he pointed saying that the condition of the road under was under great deplorable all over Nagaland.

Mishra pointed that NPF three terms of government was found to be most corrupted for which genuine developments works have never been implemented judiciously. On BJP party, he asserted that BJP was not a religious party but a political party.

Mishra also said Nagas needed change and that BJP was the only alternative party to bring corruption free government in the state.

He also challenged the party workers that under his supervision Nagaland would form BJP government during 2018 election, thereby he asked the mandal president and frontal leaders and party workers to work hard to face 2018, election.

Mandal presidents and frontal leaders also presented their reports during the programme.

Earlier, I Kheto extorted the party workers and encouraged the mandal president to work hard starting from the grassroot level to face 2018, state assembly election.

Kheto also pointed that 15years of NPF government in the state had failed the expectation of the Naga people thereby he asserted that it was time to bring BJP government in the state for overall development.

The programme was chaired by vice president, Vikaho Zhimo, invocation prayer was pronounced by Mahila member Helika, welcome speech was delivered by district president Shikuto Sema and later vote of thanks was delivered by vice president Vilika Jakhalu.

5 AR nabs NSCN (K) member

Members of Leo Clubs after the programme.

DIMAPUR: Leo Club of Dimapur held its 37th annual conference from June 3-4 at Leo Park, Lions center, Midland, Dimapur with Lion Roman Bordoli, D i s t r i c t G o v e r n o r, Dist. 322D as the chief K

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guest and Lion Praveen Agarwal, International Leo Advisory panelist & DCLC as the guest of honour.

A press note by PRO, Ankit Paharia, stated that the conference was

attended by 150 Leos and participated by right Leo Clubs namely Leo Club of Guwahati, Gauhati Girls, Golden Jubilee Girls (tinsukia), Karimganj Centurion, Thoubal, Nagaon city and Johrat.

DIMAPUR: Based on specific input, 5 Assam Rifles (AR) under the aegis of Headquarters IGAR (North) apprehended one NSCN (K) cadre identified a s Ku g h av i Aye m i , undersecretary central staff, resident of Aghunato village, Zunheboto on June 4.

According to Assam Rifles PRO, 5 AR also recovered one point 22 mm pistol from his possession.

PRO claimed that Kughavi was involved in tax collection of Aghunato region, Zunheboto district. Later, the arrested person along

During discussion of the agendas, ADC, M o k o k c h u n g, S a c h i n Jaiswal highlighted about the implementation of Atal Pension Yojana and the appointments with regard to CSS/flagship programmes in the state. He pointed that Atal Pension Yojana which is meant to cover those workers under unorganized sectors will also cover those casuals and work-charged employees.

The members approved and forwarded the registration of the Young Women Christian Association, Mokokchung to the concern department.

TUENSANG: Tuensang DPDB meeting was held at DC’s, Conference Hall and was chaired by ADC Tuensang, Manazir Jeelani Samoon.

The meeting began with the review of the agendas approved earlier.

The house discussed the renewal of Rural Women Society, Angangba. The issue of improper disposal and dumping in Tuensang town was also discussed.

The board decided to take the task of clearing the area urgently. The Administra-

tor, Tuensang Town Council and ADC, Tuensang meanwhile highlighted the plans to shift the site for dumping.

On the concern raised by the principal, S.C.G. College regarding the security fencing of the college was also discussed.

The district administration agreed to give a standing order on the same to the citizens.

The members further entrusted the PWD (R&B) to come up with power point presentation of the departmental work activities for the house in the next meeting.

The DPDB earlier welcomed the new members- SDO(C), Tuensang, Thungbemo Patton, EAC, Tuensang, Tsidi, EAC, Tuensang, Vikhoto Richa, and SDO(C), Noksen, Atsungba Walling to the district.

PEREN: Peren DPDB meeting was held under the chairmanship of D.C and vice chairman, DPDB, Peren, Zarenthung Ezung, at DC’s Conference Hall.

The meeting reviewed at length the last DPDB minutes, including the cre-

ation of a Sub-Centre at Jalukie ‘B’ Village. The board recommended the same for consideration of the higher authority.

Executive Engineer PHED highlighted about the latest work position of the department which was in active progress. Later the Chairman urged the HoDs to utilize the digitization facilities in the district. He also informed about the capturing of Aadhaar by the citizens of the district in the two Aadhaar Centres, at ADC Office, Peren and SDO(C) Office, Jalukie. He apprised ofAadhaar facilities available for children from 0-5 years of age.

Earlier, four new officers, ADC Tening, Holohon Yepthomi, SDO(C) Jalukie, T. LankosenTsanglo, SDO(C), Peren, Dr. Kuzunyi Tsideo, and J.E. PWD (Housing), TekheweTherie, were introduced to the board.

A power point presentation was given by NIC. The Excise Department will present a power point of their departmental activities in the next DPDB meeting.

news in brief BJP state election committee meeting deferred: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state election committee meeting has been postponed due to the BJP central leaders visit and fixed on the June 9 at 11a.m. at Hotel Japfu, Kohima. All committee members have been requested to attend the meeting.

RTO Kohima informs: Regional Transport Officer (RTO) has informed those who have not collected the Smart Card for the vehicle registration certificate to collect the same during any government office working days from RTO Kohima office.

ANTA Peren unit general meeting: All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA) Peren unit has convened a general meeting on June 8 at 9.30 a.m. at Jalukie Town hall.

All the owners have been asked to attend the meeting.

DSDGBU emergency meeting: Dhansiripar Sub-Division GBs Union (DSDGBU) has convened an emergency meeting on June 8 at 9 a.m. at its union banker, head GB residence, Tsutronse. All the office bearers, executives and advisors have been asked to attend the meeting.

Zbto DPDB postponed: Zunheboto District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) meeting for the month of June has been postponed to June 15.

The meeting would be held at the DC’s conference hall. All members have been asked to take note of the change and attend the meeting.

AAOC general meeting: Alumni Association, Oriental College (AAOC), Kohima 2nd general meeting would be held on June 10, 10 a.m. at the college conference hall. All the past pupils from 1998 till date have been invited college to attend the meeting.

YVC meeting: Yimkha Village Council (YVC) Wokha has convened a meeting on June 13 at village panchayat hall. All the Yimkha people residing in different places have been asked to attend the meeting.

NSCN (I-M) prayer and fasting programme: NSCN (I-M) CAO caretaker UT-I, Rangkhamung Anar, deputy kilonser has informed all the steering executive members, steering members, kilonsers, deputy kilonsers, tatars, and leacys to RSI of UT-I to attend the fasting and prayer program at Diphupar-A, Sumi Baptist Church on June 9 from 6 a.m. All the members have been requested to attend the prayer meeting.

PWD prayer meeting: Philimi Welfare Dimapur would be holding its monthly prayer meeting on June 10, 6:30 a.m. at the residence of Hekiye at Nagarjan. All members have been requested to attend the meeting.

GPPK general body meeting: Gorkha Public Panchayat Kohima (GPPK) has convened its general body meeting on June 11, 11 a.m. at Gorkha Public Panchayat Complex, Chandmari, Kohima. All the members of GPPK residing within Kohima district have been requested to attend the meeting.

Awareness prog on energy efficiency: Nagaland State Designated Agency (NSDA) would be conducting an awareness programme on Energy Efficiency Measures in Domestic sector and BEE Star Labeling on June 9 at 11 a.m. at Hotel Europa Inn, near Golaghat bus stand. Chief electrical inspector electrical inspectorate Er. I.V. Chishi has asked all the dealers of electrical & electronics appliance and electrical contractors, Dimapur Zone to attend the programme.

DC & DEO Kohima informs

The arrested person. with recovered items was handed over to Zunheboto police station for further investigation on June 5, informed AR PRO.

DIMAPUR: Deputy Commissioner & District Election Officer (DEO) Kohima has informed that Kohima district election machinery would be launching a “special drive” from July 1-31.

DC and DEO Kohima has informed that activities of the special drive would include enrolment in the electoral roll of all eligible young India citizens, particularly in the 18-19 years age group, removal

of names of dead electors, multiple names, transferred out and underage names.

It has been informed that special campaigns would be held in all the polling stations under Kohima district on July 8 and July 22, where the Booth Level Officers (BLOs) would be present with sufficient forms to facilitate the public.

BLOs would also conduct door to door verifica-

tion in the area falling under their jurisdiction from the period July 1-22.

All the stake holders such as political parties, NGOs, churches, media, village/colony/ward authorities have been requested to extend sincere cooperation and participation for maximization of registration of eligible electors and removing the impurities in the electoral rolls.

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WEATHER FORECAST June 7

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Agartala Cloudy with a t-storm or two 34 26 Aizawl

A stray thunderstorm

Guwahati Cloudy with a thunderstorm Imphal

28 20 33 24

Pleasant with clouds and sun 31 19

Itanagar A thunderstorm in spots

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Shillong Cloudy with a t-storm or two 24 18 Kohima

Overcast, a t-storm in spots

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Dimapur A thunderstorm in spots

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A thunderstorm

Tuensang Pleasant with clouds and sun 22 16 Wokha

Senior youth welfare Cooperation, understanding forum launched in Wokha needed for peace: Pangnyu

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Zunheboto A thunderstorm or two

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S.Pangnyu Phom unfurling Phom flag on the occasion of 65th Phom Day celebration in Longleng, Tuesday. (NP)

Correspondent LO N G L E N G, J U N 6 (NPN): Member of Nagaland Legislative Assembly (MLA) S. Pangnyu Phom has asserted that cooperation and understanding among the people was required for durable peace and tranquility in the state.

Addressing a mammoth gathering during 65th Phom Day celebration at Longleng local ground, Tuesday as the chief guest, Pangnyu said without cooperation and understanding among the people, pursuance for peace and tranquility in the land would not bear substantial result.

He therefore called upon the people of all sections to be united and response to any situation in a positive attitude so that peace and unity prevails in

the land.

The MLA also asserted the important significance of Phom Day as on this day, 6 June 1951, Phom people pledged to end “headhunting and bloodshed” and also vowed to live together in peace and harmony and to remain peaceful and loyal to the government.

He termed Phoms as “fortunate people” as they are the only tribe in Nagaland who has set aside a day to commemorate the “birth of peace and tranquility” in their land and which was also recognized the state government. For this, Pangnyu lauded the pioneers for their effort to bring peace in the land by shunning the practice of headhunting among the people.

He also expressed pride that Phom Peace Day was no longer considered a day

of celebration for the people of Phom alone, but an important day for the whole of state of Nagaland. He therefore urged the people of Phom in particular and other Naga brethrens in general to follow the steps taken by the leaders of Phom so that permanent peace prevails in the land.

Pangnyu also called upon the people to rededicate and reaffirm once again and work towards converting Phom land into a conflict free zone while affording security and homely atmosphere to every individual.

The MLA also expressed satisfaction that Longleng district has come up in a tally as the fastest growing in academic front with a countable percentage among the Nagas. He also congratulated the toppers from the district and all

other successful candidates in recently declared NBSC result.

Others who spoke on the occasion include deputy commissioner Longleng, Denngan Avennoho Phom and Phom Peoples’ Council, president, Chingan Phom.

The celebration was attended by host of head of officers from civil and military who paid their respect to the leaders who had sacrificed their lives for securing peace in the land.

On the occasion N.I.Jamir Academic excellence award was awarded to Hamloi Phom who secured 11th rank in recently declared HSLC examination and Chemyong Phom who secured rank 1 in recently declared degree result. The toppers were awarded with a cash prize along with the citation by the family of late. N.I.Jamir and Phom People’s Council.

The daylong celebration was marked by several presentations including contemporary song title “peace’’ was presented by Crossroad band Longleng, Phom Day poem recitation

by B.Molen Phom, folk fusion by Bautung Government Higher Secondary School and Hoichemla Longleng. Way forward towards 75 years and its vision was presented by executive secretary PBCA, Y.Nuklu Phom while Phom Day oath taking was administred

by APGO, president, Y.B. Angam Phom.

Kohima Bible College holds graduation ceremony

The graduates along with the KBC faculty after the programme on Tuesday. (NP).

Correspondent KOHIMA, JUN 6 (NPN): Kohima Bible College (KBC) organized a graduation programme for the class of 2017 with founder Himalayan Good-News Networking ministry, Rev. Dawa Singye Bhutia as the main speaker at multipurpose hall I.G. stadium on Tuesday.

In his speech, Rev. Dawa said everyone has a special purpose in life and that one should live their life for God’s glory. He also asked the fellow Christians and students to fight the good fight for the Lord.

Encouraging the graduates to work for the Lord, he asked them to be like the salt wherever they are and reminded them that

faithfully serving God was more important than being successful.

Rev. Dawa also asked them not to merely preach but to be more practical.

He also challenged them to be men and women of God and to shine wherever they go.

In the service, Rev. Neihulie award for academic excellence was received by

Numakato Numakanta Panthi (M.Div) and Khriikiidulii Swuro (B.Th); Rev David Nunn award for field ministries was awarded to Numakato Numakanta Panthi (M.Div) and William A Patton (B.Th); Rev. CB Anderson award for practical theology and Christian maturity was received by Kurisiilii (M.Div) and Vizoyol Rote (B.Th); president award for

old testament by Seyievituo Rote and principal’s award in new testament by Khrieneilie and Mercy NS. The programme was chaired by assistant professor, Moa; Bible reading by assistant professor, Niano Odyou; Vizoyol Rote spoke on behalf of B.Th. graduating class, presentation of the Class of 2017 was done by principal, Rev. Zotuo Kiewhuo; special song was presented by KBC mini choir; presentation of 2017 awards was done by KBC president, Abeiu Neihulie; closing remark was said by associate professor, Bendang Kichu.

The programme was attended by family members, well wishers, college prayer warriors, church leaders and others. Altogether 54 students graduated which includes 21 in master of divinity, 32 in bachelor of theology and one certificate in theology.

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Members of Wokha Humtsoe Elumyo senior youth forum and others.

D I M A P U R : Wo k h a , Humtso and Elumyo Senior Youth Welfare Forum (WHESYWF) comprising of representatives from three villages of Wokha d i s t r i c t wa s f o r m a l ly launched on June 3 at Elumyo village.

WHESYWF media cell stated that the objectives of the forum were to promote general social welfare, to promote the age old spirit of oneness and brotherhood and to work for protection of flora and fauna.

The formal launching meeting was chaired by vice president of the for um, R. Mongthugo Tsanglao; secretary constitution drafting board, Lirow Humtsoe, read out the constitution which was unanimously approved by the members present.

Short speeches were delivered by the chairmen of the three village councils followed by an exhortation from pastor Elumyo Baptist Church. The meeting ended with general discussion and where general

resolutions were made.

The new team headed

by Tsenpomo Humtsoe as president and Renpen Tsanglao as secretary including VPs, AGs, executives, treasurer, women co-ordinator, action committee & media cell was sworn-in in the presence of the chairmen village councils, presidents students’ union and youth organisations of the three village units with the unanimous endorsement of 523 members present at the meeting.

CEDOK organizes inter-school competition for Catholic schools

DIMAPUR: Commission for Education, Diocese of Kohima (CEDOK) organized various competitions for all Catholic schools in Nagaland from June 2 to 4, at St. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Chumukedima.

Speaking at the programme as chief guest, additional secretary & NBDA team leader, Peter Lichamo asked the students to work hard and make best use of the multiple talents to take over the reign of the society and government in the future.

Lichamo reminded the participants to compete with true sports man spirit and further encouraged CEDOK to organize more of such competitions.

In a welcome address, CEDOK secretary, Rev. Fr. Dr. Jacob Charalel, said CEDOK coordinated the educational ministry of the Catholic Church and organized various programmes to encourage and facilitate the students from Catholic schools to bring out the best in

was delivered by CEDOK, them.

Highlights of the pro- joint secretary Rev. Fr. gramme includes draw- John P.M. ing, prepared speech, solo and duet for seniors and juniors competitions and camp fire as special feature on June 2-3 and entertainment session where students interacted with one another, learnt about the different regions and cultures of the state.

The prizes were given away to the winners and participants by Shalom Rehabilitation Centre director, Rev. Fr. Chacko Karithayil and St. Joseph Hr. Sec Secondary School, principal Rev. Fr. Sajan Joseph. Altogether, 28 schools from all over the state participated in the event. Vote of thanks

TAYO holds inter-high school project

Dr. T. M. Lotha along with others inspecting the projects.

DIMAPUR: Tsumang A colony council Wokha organised inter-high school project based on the topic, “beautification of Tsumang Lake” on June 5.

A press note by Tsumang A Youth Organisation (TAYO) Wokha, president, M. Tssozathung Levi Mozhui stated that advisor Treasuries & Accounts, K

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Labour & Employment and Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Dr. T. M. Lotha graced the occasion.

He was accompanied by ADC Wokha, Hotulu Swu along with Natural Nagas, president Lotha Students Union and representatives from different departments under Wokha district.

Altogether nine

schools participated in the competition where Don Bosco Higher Secondary School took the first position followed by Springdale School and Cistus School.

The programme was followed by plantation drive at Tsumang Lake which was graced by associate pastor, WTBC, Zurenthung Humtsoe.

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Northeast

DoNER minister launches ‘HADP’

Union DoNER minister Dr Jitendra along with Manipur chief minister N Biren and others in Imphal on Tuesday. (NP) Correspondent IMPHAL, Jun 6: Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER), Dr Jitendra Singh Tuesday launched “Hill Area Development Programme (HADP)”, which will cover 80 hill districts of the states in the Northeastern region.

He said the programme would exclusively aim at addressing the geo-physical diversities of the region

so as to ensure equitable growth of every district / area, which would finally make the Northeastern states capable of competing with the other states of the country at an equal level.

He said that the implementation of the n ew p r o g r a m m e w i l l be initiated in two hill districts of Manipur on a pilot basis.

The union minister who also addressed a public meeting to highlight the achievements of the three years of the Narendra

Modi government here, said the development of the Northeastern region was put on fast-track so that it could grow at par with the rest of India.

Effective and visible ste ps were taken to bridge the physical and psychological gap between the Northeast and the other parts of the country, he said.

Union minister also claimed that Northeast states have witnessed remarkable changes since BJP-led NDA government

came to power and accused Congress government for neglecting the region in their regime.

He also accused the then Congress government in Manipur of failing to implement the schemes initiated by Narendra Modi government at the Centre.

Meanwhile, manipur chief minister N Biren Singh highlighted various achievement of BJP-led NDA government at the Centre under the able leadership of Narendra Modi and said that his government was trying to follow the suit of Modi.

Asserting that BJP-led coalition government in the state was working hard to rectify the erratic processes in the state administration.

He said that since the BJP-led coalition g ove r n m e n t c a m e t o power, most of the issues that plaque the state have been resolved.

M i n i s t e r s, M L A s and leaders of state BJP including Rajya Sabha member elected state BJP president Ksh Bhabananda among others attended the programme.

Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, June 7, 2017

Assam govt launches NE first digital archive

Oil India makes oil discovery in Assam basin New Delhi, Jun 6 (PTI): Oil India Ltd, the nation’s second largest explorer, today said it has made an oil discovery in the Baghjan area of Upper Assam Basin.

“The well South Baghjan-2 encountered multiple sands in Narpuh and Lakadong Therria formations. On testing, a 15 meter thick sand at a depth of 4154 meters produced oil at the rate of 100 cubic meters per day,” the company said in a statement.

The discover y was made in the Baghjan Petroleum Mining Lease (PML) in the Upper Assam Basin. “Presently, the well has been put on regular production,” the company said adding further appraisal of the discovery is planned that is likely to enhance the oil and gas production.

OIL had also made 10 discoveries in its operational areas of Assam during 201617. “The discoveries have opened up avenue for further exploration of already identified leads / prospects in the area,” the statement added.

Guwahati, Jun 6 (PTI): Assam government Tuesday launched the first digital archive of the Northeast at Jyoti Chitraban Film Studio here to preserve films, music, special events, photographs and texts.

The Jyoti Chitraban Music Archive that was inaugurated by state Culture Minister Naba Kumar Doley on December 30 last year has now been renamed as Jyoti Chitraban Digital Archive, Jyoti Chitraban Chairman Pabitra Margherita said.

Margherita said that the first content to be archived will be the oath taking ceremony of Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal.

“As our chief minister, Sonowal always encourages promotion and preservation of our culture. We are on a mission to fulfill the same,” Margherita said.

“I invite all the artistes, producers and even public to submit important archival materials which will be preserved for posterity at the Jyoti Chitraban Digital Archive,” he said.

Several noted filmmakers and producers submitted their productions, including films and music, at the launch event.

The event was attended by filmmakers Sanjib Sabhapandit, Charu Kamal Hazarika, Bhupen Kaman, lyricists Gautam Sharma and Abhijit Bhattacharya. Margherita also announced the Jyoti Chitraban hall of fame which will induct several r e n ow n e d l u m i n a r i e s of Assam like Sangeet Acharyya, Lakshmi Ram Barua, filmmaker and lyricist Rupkonwar Jyoti Prasad Agawala, poet lyricist Parbati Prasad Baruva, Kalaguru Bishnu Prasad Rava and music legend Bhupen Hazarika.

First community news portal of the Northeast was also launched as part of the digital archivewhich will give a platform to the youngsters and artistically enthusiastic individuals to publish news items, articles and creative writing.

An official website of Jyoti Chitraban Digital Archive was also launched at the event.

Indefinite blockade of NH54 in Mizoram Aizawl, Jun 6 (PTI): A joint action committee ( JAC ) c o m p r i s i n g o f NGOs and student bodies of Kolasib district today started an indefinite blockade of NH-54, considered lifeline of Mizoram.

The JAC said it called the indefinite blockade as as the people of Kolasib district were protesting the transfer of a surgeon from the district hospital without posting of a replacement.

The 850 km long national highway connects Assam and Mizoram and the blockade, if prolonged, could create problem in availability of essential commodities.

The Superintendent of Police of Kolasib, C Lalzahngova said the blockade which began early this morning was completely peaceful and without any untoward incident.

Lalzahngova told PTI over phone that a large number of vehicles both coming from Aizawl and Assam were stranded due to the blockade.

Meghalaya CM is confused with Another BJP leader quits over cattle slaughter rules BJP to initiate ‘disciplinary proceedings’ emergence of regional alliance: HSPDP

Correspondent

Shillong, Jun 6: Meghalaya’s opposition p a r t y, t h e H i l l S t a t e People’s Democratic Party (HSPDP) on Tuesday claimed that Chief Minister Mukul Sangma is on “confused state of mind” with the emergence of the pre-poll alliance between the United Democratic Party and HSPDP. Sangma, the veteran Congress legislator had claim that pre-poll alliance between the United Democratic Party and HSPDP will led to a backdoor alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party.

“It seems the Chief Minister is now confused since people of the State have shifted their focus to the alliance of the two regional parties.

His statement is only to spread false propaganda about the alliance,” HSPDP

spokesman, Londoner M. Sohtun said.

Elections to the 6 0 a s s e m b ly s e a t s i n Meghalaya are scheduled to be held in FebruaryMarch next year.

“From the beginning we had made up our mind that we will not have any truck with either BJP or Congress,” Sohtun said.

However, the HSPDP spokesman recalled that there were talks about Sangma joining the saffron party.

Pointing out that HSPDP is not a member of BJP-led North East Development Alliance (NEDA), Sohtun said, “NEDA has nothing to do with HSPDP-UDP alliance and the HSPDP is not an alliance of NEDA as claimed by Sangma.

But it is very clear that the Chief Minister and Congress party are exasperated with the

Mukul calls for audit on Disaster Management orgs

Correspondent

Shillong, Jun 6: Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma on Tuesday called for the need to have exhaustive auditing of the organisations and agencies dealing with disaster management.

“There has been instances in the past when in spite of having state protocol disaster m a n a ge m e n t p l a n s, challenges have been confronted during actual relief operations,” he said.

Inaugurating the annual joint Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) Exercise, Nabhas Rahat 2017 Eastern Air Command (EAC) headquarters of the Indian Air Force, Sangma said that the need for preparedness to deal with disastrous situation has been a long drawn exercise based on learning experiences of the past.

“Meghalaya has been able to compile the appropriate protocol in the State Disaster Management Plan and it was befitting for the state to participate in the HADR exercise,” he said.

Sangma said that c o m i n g t o ge t h e r a n d aggregating the strengths is crucial and such exercises give everyone a reason to believe that in the event

of disasters the state and other agencies are capable of giving the right kind of response and reduce risks and losses associated with the disaster and restore normalcy. “learning from past instances and being acclimatized to the challenges would ensure better resilience capacity for all dealing with disaster management,” the Chief Minister said.

Exercise Nabhas Rahat is being conducted to familiarize with the Disaster Risk Reduction (DDR) and Relief and Rehabilitation.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) has been the first choice and among the ‘first responders’ in its role towards HADR within India and has also offered its services to other nations during disasters.

The exercise will provide a clearer understanding of the s c o p e, r o l e a n d t a s k i n c l u d i n g c h a l l e n ge s in air operations that need to be understood by all stakeholders for optimal result oriented efforts of IAF and HADR missions. It will also enable IAF operators to exchange ideas and understand constraints of other agencies involved during HADR operations bringing in the required synergy.

emergence of the regional parties alliance.”

“I am amused by the Chief Minister’s views.

We believe either in prepoll alliance or post-poll alliance and there is nothing like back-door or front-door alliance,” ,” Leader of Opposition and UDP supremo Donkupar Roy said.

Roy made it clear that the UDP is not having any pre-poll alliance with the BJP for the assembly elections scheduled to be held in February-March next year.

“The Chief Minister is very desperate after the formation of UDPHSPDP 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 states,” the UDP chief said.

TURA/ Shillong, JUN 6: The Bharatiya Janata Par ty (BJP) in Meghalaya suffered another major political setback when another senior party member quit the saffron party over the new cattle trade and slaughter rules.

Bachu Marak, the district president of the BJP in North Garo Hills, alleged that BJP leaders were attempting to impose its non-secular ideology on the indigenous people in Meghalaya.

Marak’s resignation came after Bernard Marak, the district president of the BJP in West Garo Hills, had accused the leaders of the saffron party were not respecting the tradition and culture of the indigenous people.

“As a responsible leader, I cannot mislead the people and allow them (BJP) to impose the nonsecular ideology on us.

They cannot impose the

Regd. No. 182/2016 AFFIDAVIT Date : 19/05/17 I, Smt. KUZONGOLU, W/o Ashivo Hoshi, resident of H/No. 79, K-Khel, 4th Mile, Diphupar, Dimapur ; Nagaland, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to the Scheduled Tribe by birth.

2. That in my SBI Bank bearing account no. 33450263439 my name has been entered/ recorded as ANGOLU HOSHI 3. That KUZONGOLU and ANGOLU HOSHI are the names of the same and one person.

4. That this affidavit is sworn solely for the purpose of stating that my name KUZONGOLU may stand as corrected.

5. That the statements made above are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing contained therein is false.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me on this the 19th of May, 2017.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-5798 Date : 24/01/17 AFFIDAVIT DECLARATION OF ACTUAL NAME I, Shri. S. Nikhevi Sema, S/o Shitomo Sema resident of Akuhaito Village, Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare an oath as under : 1. That I am a bonafide citizen of India belonging to Sumi (Naga) Community resident of the above mentioned address.

2. That I am a retired Govt. employee served as A/Teacher under DEO Zunheboto.

3. That my name is inadvertently recorded as Nikhevi Yeptho in my SBI passbook Zunheboto Branch bearing A/C No. 31698174518, Nikhevi Sumi in my PRC, but my actual name is S. Nikhevi Sema which is recorded in my Pension Book bearing and other official documents.

4. That the above mentioned names Nikhevi Yeptho, Nikhevi Sumi and S. Nikhevi Sema are one and same person which is referred to me.

5. That, from the date of this declaration, my name shall be used by the name as S. Nikhevi Sema for all official purpose and legal proceedings and at all times and occasions.

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

Deponent Solemnly affirm and declare before me by the deponent on this 24th day of Jan. 2017 at Zunheboto : Nagaland.

First Class Magistrate Zunheboto, Nagaland DP-5800 Regd. No. 80

Regd. No. 309/2017 Date : 06/06/2017 AFFIDAVIT I, Shri. PITOHO T, Son of Shri. Tokiho, resident of Satami Village, Zunheboto, in the district of Zunheboto, Nagaland do hereby solemnly declare on oath as under: 1. That I am a citizen of India by birth and a permanent resident of the aforesaid locality.

2. That my name has been entered/recorded as PITOHO T in my Academic Certificates, Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Government Identity Card and SBI, Savings Bank Account whereas in my Appointment Order, Regularise Order and GPF Account it is recorded as PITOHO Y, T. PITOHO and PITOHO. 3. That the names PITOHO T, PITOHO Y, T. PITOHO and PITOHO are one and the same persons having single identity.

4. That this affidavit shall be used as a piece of evidence and shall produce before any competent authority as and when required.

VERIFICATION I, hereby verify that the contents made in paragraph No.1 to 4 are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing material is concealed therein.

DEPONENT Solemnly sworn before me on this the 6th day of June 2017 at Dimapur.

NOTARY PUBLIC DP-5810

beef ban in our state,” Marak told IANS over phone.

“Beef is one of traditional diet and no government can restrict the people’s food habit.

The moment they impose such restriction the ruling party would surely lose the confidence of the people,” he said.

BJP President Shibun Lyngdoh dismissed Marak’s claim.

“He (Bachu) is making such statement to mislead the people. The party has no intention to impose any anti-constitutional measures to the people.

The objective of the Modi government is to ensure all round development across India,” Lyngdoh

told IANS. Last week, some BJP leaders in the state had threatened to quit the party if the Modi government refused to repeal the new cattle trade and slaughter rules.

“Most party leaders in Meghalaya are not happy with the new rules which are directly affecting the socio-economic status of the people,” BJP Vice President John Antonius Lyngdoh said.

“We cannot accept the new rules on cattle trade and slaughter. We cannot go against our food behaviour besides putting the economic interest of those people dealing in cattle trade and slaughter in jeopardy,” he said.

The BJP Tuesday said the two party leaders from Meghalaya’s Garo Hills region, who resigned protesting the Centre’s notification on cattle, were “ticket aspirants” against whom “disciplinary proceedings” are on.

The party also said the two leaders were trying to “sabotage” the 2018 state Assembly elections.

The two leaders of the Garo Hills region put in their papers in less than a week after they announced on social media that they would celebrate Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s three years in office by organising a “bitchi-beef ” party.

“Bitchi” is a local

brew usually shared during festivals among the Garo tribals in western Meghalaya.

“These people were actively working to sabotage the prospects of our potential candidates for the state elections next year.

They were aspirants themselves and the party did not see them as winning candidates,” BJP spokesperson Nalin Kohli told PTI. We l c o m i n g t h e resignation of North Garo Hills district president Bachu Marak, he said it was on “expected” lines since disciplinary action against him was in the process.

Regd. No.: 3220/2017 AFFIDAVIT Dated: 05/06/2017 I, Smti. Tovili Suu, W/o Er. Nihoto Sema, resident of H/No. 220, Block No. 2, 3½ Mile, Chekiye Village, Dimapur : Nagaland solemnly declare that my name & address is inadvertently entered as Smti. Nizuho Tovili Sema, W/o Nihoto Sema, C/o Addl. C.E., PWD, Mokokchung, Nagaland in my Passport No. E3773874 issued by the competent authority and both refers to one and same person. From today my name Smti. Tovili Suu, W/o Er. Nihoto Sema, resident of H/No. 220, Block No. 2, 3½ Mile, Chekiye Village, Dimapur : Nagaland will be use in all my official documents.

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Regd. No. : 3219/2017AFFIDAVIT Dated: 05/06/2017 I, Er. Nihoto Sema, S/o Late Dokhuhe Sema, my spouse name is Smti. Tovili Suu, resident of H/No. 220, Block No. 2, 3½ Mile, Chekiye Village, Dimapur : Nagaland solemnly declare that my name, spouse name and address is inadvertently entered as Shri. Nihoto Sema, and my spouse name Tovili Nizuho Sema, C/o Addl. C.E., PWD, Mokokchung, Nagaland in my Passport No. E3773875 issued by the competent authority and this refers to one and same person . From today my name Er. Nihoto Sema, and my spouse name Smti. Tovili Suu resident of H/No. 220, Block No. 2, 3½ Mile, Chekiye Village, Dimapur : Nagaland will be use in all my official documents.

DP-5776(A)

GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND

IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT & SESSIONS JUDGE, DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

OFFICE OF THE ADDL. DEPUTY COMMISSIONER MEDZIPHEMA, DIST. DIMAPUR, NAGALAND

NO.MEDZ/REVC/TRS-1/2014/70

Whereas this office has received sales deed made in affidavit for change of ownership the Shri. Mhonchan Ngullie, S/o Late Thungjansao Ngullie of Medziphema has purchased a plot of land measuring 15750 sq. ft. against permit NO. REV/SITE-1/85/30/ Date 16th June 1993 from Shri. C. Ngullie, S/o Late Zakiela-u of Medziphema Village.

Notice is hereby issued that objection if any may be given in written within 30 (thirty) days time from the date of publication of this notice by any claimants to the office of the undersigned. Otherwise change of ownership will be taken up after the expiry of the above mentioned period.

(Vikhweno Chale) Addl. Deputy Commissioner Medziphema Dist. Dimapur, Nagaland DP-5797

IN THE COURT OF SHRI. ALEM JONGSHI DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, TUENSANG

NO.JUD-48/2017-18

Dt. Tuensang the 2nd June 2017

NOTICE

Whereas Shri. W. Cholen Chang, Husband of Late Y. Alemla Chang of Litem village has applied for Succession Certificate L/S 372 of Indian Succession Act, 1925 in the matter of moveable property of his wife Late Y. Alemla Chang, who expired on 16-8-2014.

I, Shri. Alem Jongshi Deputy Commissioner Tuensang do hereby given this Notice to all deceased, kin of deceased to file objection if any for granting of the Succession Certificate and applied for this court within 30 (thirty) days from the date of issue of this notice.

Given under my hand and the seal of this court of this 17th day of May 2017.

DP-5809

NOTICE

Dated Medz the 5th June 2017

PUBLIC NOTICE

Deputy Commissioner Tuensang

AFFIDAVIT FOR NAME/SURNAME CLARIFICATION I, Avikali Yepthomi, resident of H/No. 26, Thilixu Village, Dimapur, Nagaland do hereby solemnly affirm and declare hereby : 1. That, my actual and given name/surname is/was Avikali Yepthomi, but in my Saving Bank Pass Book, Matric Certificate including Aadhaar Card, Driving Licence and PAN Card the same has been spelled in variations of name/surname as Avikali Yepthomi @ Avikali V Yepthomi @ Avikali Vihoshe Yepthomi, which is also correct.

2. That, Avikali Yepthomi @ Avikali V Yepthomi @ Avikali Vihoshe Yepthomi is synonymous and correspond the name/surname of one and the same person.

3. That, I affirm, I use my name/surname as Avikali Yepthomi and the same shall be construed as my official name/surname for all legal and future correspondence.

4. That, this affidavit is required for the clarification of my name/surname.

VERIFICATION I take oath and solemnly declare/affirm that the particulars furnished above by me are correct and that I have not concealed or misrepresented any fact.

Deponent Solemnly sworn before me by the deponent on this the 18th day of March 2017.

Regd. No. 1084/2017 Date : 18/03/2017 NOTARY PUBLIC

DP-5847

Correspondent/ PTI

NOTICE INVITING CLAIMS/OBJECTIONS OF OTHER CLAIMANT(S) FOR ISSUE OF SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE UNDER PART-1 OF INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT 1925.

Whereas application under Succession Act 1925 for grant of Succession Certificate for the estate/pension benefits of Late Teyongnenba has been applied by Smti.

Putunungla Pongen mother of Lt. Teyongnenba, R/o H/No. 161, Imkonglender Colony, Dimapur for possession of : Pension benifits - Gratuity, GPF, GIS, Leave Encashment, Family Pension SBI A/C No. 20075033031 Notice is hereby given that any person having interest in the administration of the estate/pension benefits of the said deceased may if she/he so desire appear in this court on or before the said day of 6th July' 17.

Given under the hand and seal of the court on this the 6th June' 17.

(G.H. Ramlia) Principal District and Sessions Judge, Dimapur : Nagaland DP-5836

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-230/17/2440-41

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 1/6/2017

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti. Dr. Imsulemba Jamir -Vrs- Smti.

Keyizailule resident of Dimapur Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/ objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 01/7/17.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Dr. Imsulemba Jamir Village /Town Block No. : 1, Patta No. : 138, Dag No. : 122/177, Area : 00B-02K-15 Ls. Deputy Commissioner Dimapur : Nagaland.

DP-5813

IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DIMAPUR DISTRICT HEADQUARTER CHUMUKEDIMA, CAMP : DIMAPUR : NAGALAND. NO. M-231/17/2601-02

NOTICE

Dated, Dimapur the 2.6.2017

Notice is hereby given that Shri/Smti. Kivi Awomi -Vrs- Tiasunep resident of Duncan Town/Village in the District of Dimapur, Nagaland under Rule 50 & 51 of Assam Land Revenue Regulation 1886 have applied for Mutation of land described in the schedule below:The undersigned under Rule 52 of the said Rules do hereby invites claims/objections concerning to the said land, if any & should be submitted to this Court in writing on or before 05-07-17.

SCHEDULE OF LAND AND BOUNDARY Name of Patta Holder : Kivi Awomi Village /Town Block No. : 04, Patta No. : 1789, Dag No. : 499/2064, Area : 00B-01-00. North : Thungjamo, South : Approach Road, East : Approach Road, West : Approach Road.

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Seminar on ancient relation IAF aircraft on stand-by for between Assam and Bhutan floods: Air Marshal Khosla DIMAPUR, JUN 6 (NPN): Nehru-Wangchuck Cultural Centre, Embassy of India organized a unique seminar on “Reminisces of erstwhile Kingdom of the Tai-Ahom of Assam in relation to Bhutan and the Himalayan Region” on May 26, co-hosted by IMTRAT, Thimphu.

At the seminar, management teacher and trainer, Dipanjon Konwar presented a paper and spoke about the ancient trade relations of the Ahom kingdom with Bhutan with special reference to the Duars in 18th century.

Dr, Sanjib Sahoo of Tezpur University gave an account of “Everyday life in 19th century Assam—readings from Haribilash Agarwala’s diary” with reference to the

Shillong, Jun 6 (PTI): The Indian Air Force today said it has kept its aircraft on stand-by as monsoon could wreak havoc in flood-prone Brahmaputra valley in Assam and other states in the region. “Since monsoon is on and Assam’s entire region and the Brahmaputra valley is prone to floods, our aircraft are already standing on standby,” Eastern Air Command (EAC) Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief Air Marshal Anil Khosla told reporters here.

He said the Air Force stations are already in touch with the respective state governments. “Whenever required, they will be activated,” he said.

Air Marshal Khosla was addressing the media at the sideline of a threeday ‘Nabhas Rahat’, an exercise on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief (HADR), involving the Navy, the Army and all the paramilitary forces with

the state government agencies including the police to upgrade the coordination between the Central and the state agencies in case of a disaster.

“The exercise was conducted in the calamity-prone region of the northeast and adjoining states with an aim to synergize the efforts of all stakeholders in executing HADR operations,” he said.

The IAF Eastern Air Command chief also informed that the Indian Air Force is inducting six C-130J Super Hercules aircraft in its base in the region to reduce the response time in case of an emergency the area of operations (AOR) of the EAC apart from inducting heavy lifting helicopters for firefighting purposes.

The IAF Eastern Air Command is in charge of at least 12 eastern states including Jharkhand, Bihar and Odisha apart from the eight North Eastern states.

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some representatives of WCAL to proceed and submit the memorandum to the chief minister.

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by Director(Technical) B J Phukan on June 3 last to Kharagpur in West Bengal, an official release said here today. of wax in liquid form would result in energy savings associated with its solidification at the refinery end and liquefaction of the same at the user’s end.

Though dispatch of liquid wax in international trade is not uncommon, such efforts on the part of a domestic inland refinery is unique, the release said.

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Demand for probe into killing of woman in Moreh

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Kaziranga, Jun 6 (PTI): Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has issued a series of instructions to Kaziranga National Park, Golaghat and Nagaon district administrations to ensure safety and security to the animals in the Park during the coming monsoon season. Chairing a high level meeting at Kohora Range of the Kaziranga National Park today, Chief Minister Sonowal directed the Park authorities as well as deputy commissioners and superintendents of police of the two districts to ensure safety of the animals during the monsoon.

Sonowal reviewed the progress of construction of the highlands in the World Heritage Site and asked the Park authority to complete them on a war footing for the animals to take shelter during floods. Reviewing the anti-poaching measures that the Park authority has taken up, he asked it to ensure fool-proof measures

ducting the C-130J aircraft, which are coming very soon within a month or two. Not only that it is a special aircraft but it is quite useful in disaster relief and once they come in, our response time will reduce and capability will get enhanced in the AOR of the EAC,” the Air Marshal said. Stating that even now, these aircraft will be pressed into service from wherever they are stationed, Air Marshal Khosla said, “If there is a major disaster in any states, it is not only those in the EAC but the entire nation’s assets that will be brought in.”

On the firefighting, Air Marshal Khosla said, “After seeing a lot of major fire incidences where the air force have been called in and with the capabilities of helicopter taking water from lakes to douse fire, the air headquarinto the killing not ruling ter has already initiated the Correspondent out the involvement of Asprocess of acquiring fire fighting capabilities of these IMPHAL, Jun 6: Demand sam Rifles in the incident. for high level inquiry into On Tuesday, organizaaircraft,” he said. the killing of a woman in a tions like CBI, members of shootout by two unknown the Working Committee miscreants in Manipur’s on Apunba Lup (WCAL), border town Moreh gained a conglomerate of human momentum as more civil so- rights and civil society orcieties particularly women ganizations based in Mabased organizations joined nipur proceeded towards for the supply of animal the protest. chief minister bungalow A woman identified as to submit a memorandum food and medicines which would be required during the Arambam Shanti Devi was demanding justice for the floods. Sonowal advocated a killed in an indiscriminating decease.

However, the protessynergistic approach among firing near international the park authority, district border gate no. 2 of Indo- tors were, blocked by poadministrations and villagers Myanmar border at Moreh lice at Keishampat, some living along the fringe area by two motorcycle-borne meters before reaching the of the rhino habitat to cre- masked miscreants on May bungalow. A brief struggle between the protestors ate a shield against poachers 22 last, around 4 pm.

Women organizations who might sneak into the demanded that the Manipur and police personnel and erupted.

Park area taking advantage government to investigate Later, police allowed of surging waters. He also took stock of the facilities provided to the forest guards GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT and other employees of Dated Kohima, the 5th June, 2017 Kaziranga National Park. In NO.TPT/SPL-POOL/2/2017 SHOW CAUSE NOTICE the meeting the Park director apprised the chief minister Whereas Shri. Lhiwetsolo Kapfo, Driver Grade-I under of the steps that have been Transport Special Pool, Transport Department has been found planned to protect animals absent from Government bonafide duty since 2015 without availing any leave or permission from the competent authority. during the floods.

Now therefore, Shri. Lhiwetsolo Kapfo is hereby directed to Deputy commission- report to the Transport Special Pool within 30 (Thirty) days time ers and superintendents of from the publication of this Notice, failing which the service of police of Nagaon and Go- Shri. Lhiwetsolo Kapfo, Driver Gr-I, Transport Special Pool shall laghat districts also briefed be liable to be terminated.

Sd/Sonowal of their plans to C. Neihu Thur, IAS foil poachers and their coCommissioner & Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland horts.

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Itanagar, Jun 6 (PTI): Lightning has claimed the lives of four persons and injured six in a remote area of Changlang district in Arunachal Pradesh.

Three girls identified as Jalina Yobin (12), Chanisa Yobin (14), Chathiya Yobin (13) and Shalida Yobi, a 38-year woman, were killed when lightning struck them at Vijaynagar area in Gandhigram village yesterday, police said today.

Of the six injured, the condition of one person was critical following which he had to be evacuated to neighbouring Assam, the police said. Chief Minister Pema Khandu has announced immediate release of exgratia to the next of kin of the victims and directed the district administration to immediately provide all possible assistance to the injured.

He also appealed to the people to be cautious during monsoon. He conveyed his condolence to the bereaved family members and prayed for speedy recovery of the injured. Khandu has also ordered deployment of chopper service today at Vijaynagar, which is not connected by roads, to evacuate the injured.

Duars and relations with the frontier tribes. Medini Mohan, Tai language teacher of Dibrugarh University spoke about the “Ancient TaiAhom manuscripts (Buranjis) and their significance in everyday life and rituals.”

The seminar was inaugurated by Ambassador of India for Bhutan, Jaideep Sarkar.

The seminar also saw the attendance of Dasho Sonam Tshong, Foreign Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Royal Government of Bhutan, Major General Jaishankar, C.O. of Indian Military Training Team (IMTRAT), Madame Srivastava Deputy Chief of Indian Embassy, many high dignitaries and eminent CPI (M) members clash with security personnel during a rally against the price hike of essential commodities in Guwahati on Tuesday. (PTI) citizens of Bhutan.

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Nagaland Post Vol. XXVII NO. 181 Dimapur, wednesday, June 7, 2017

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Abuse of power

hen some media channels began flashing news about the CBI raids on various premises of NDTV’s promoters- Pronoy and his wife Radhika Roy, NDTV surprisingly, went about business as if nothing happened. However only by late Monday evening did the channel put out a statement on the raid with a strong defence of its financial dealing and decrying the efforts to stifle freedom of the media. After the raids, a section of the press condemned the selective manner in which CBI has gone about harassing the pioneers of TV journalism in India. In defence of CBI( though it was not expected) union minister Venkaiah Naidu explained that it was as per due process of law taking its own course. However, the facts of the case pertained to the financial dealing between the Roy duo and ICICI that went back to 2008 which led CBI to raid the premises of the pioneers of private TV channel. It was indeed an attack on the media; no matter whatever be the merit of the case. The CBI raids happened only four days after a BJP spokesperson, Sambit Patra, was asked to leave an NDTV debate on June 1, 2017 after he accused the channel of pursuing an “agenda”.

Sources quoting CBI claimed that the main accusation was that the Roys did not disclose they had pledged their shares to ICICI Bank in return for the loan. This disclosure should have been notified to Bombay Stock Exchange and SEBI amounting to violation of Banking Regulation Act. Since 2008, NDTV promoters Radhika Roy and Prannoy Roy repaid a series of loans from one entity by borrowing from the next lender. To fund the purchase of shares that the minority shareholders wanted to sell, the Roys created a company, named RRPR Holdings Private Limited after Radhika and Prannoy Roy. RRPR borrowed Rs 501 crore from India Bulls and bought the shares of RRPR Holdings and their individual shares, which controlled the majority of NDTV’s equity. The complaint was lodged by a former NDTV employee Sanjay Dutt, director of Quantum Services Private Limited, who also accused the Roys and RRRR Holdings Private Limited of “committing fraud” and “causing wilful loss” of over Rs 48 crore to ICICI Bank and the shareholders of NDTV. The dispute over Rs.48 crore interest waiver by ICICI is nothing compared to some corporate houses, some of which, owe public sector banks upto Rs.50,000 crore. NDTV’s high moral ground did not find many takers among the media. This is in the light of NDTV having spent the last three years showcasing every event of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to shed the tag of being anti-government. The efforts to befriend the Modi regime however proved unfortunately unsuccessful. In their desperation to enter good books of the new establishment, NDTV even went to the extent of blacking out Rahul Gandhi and P Chidambaram from the channel on the issue of surgical strikes last year. There are several skeletons in NDTV’s cupboard but to have the most powerful government investigative agency swoop low to settle a dispute between two private companies(Roys and ICICI) is indeed worrisome. Today is may be NDTV and who knows who will it be the next time?

DailyDevotion “Work Out” What God “Works in” You …work out your own salvation…for it is God who works in you… —Philippians 2:12-13 Your will agrees with God, but in your flesh there is a nature that renders you powerless to do what you know you ought to do. When the Lord initially comes in contact with our conscience, the first thing our conscience does is awaken our will, and our will always agrees with God. Yet you say, “But I don’t know if my will is in agreement with God.” Look to Jesus and you will find that your will and your conscience are in agreement with Him every time.

What causes you to say “I will not obey” is something less deep and penetrating than your will. It is perversity or stubbornness, and they are never in agreement with God. The most profound thing in a person is his will, not sin.

The will is the essential element in God’s creation of human beings— sin is a perverse nature which entered into people. In someone who has been born again, the source of the will is Almighty God. “…for it is God who works in you both to will and to do for His good pleasure.”

With focused attention and great care, you have to “work out” what God “works in” you— not work to accomplish or earn “your own salvation,” but work it out so you will exhibit the evidence of a life based with determined, unshakable faith on the complete and perfect redemption of the Lord. As you do this, you do not bring an opposing will up against God’s will— God’s will is your will. Your natural choices will be in accordance with God’s will, and living this life will be as natural as breathing. Stubbornness is an unintelligent barrier, refusing enlightenment and blocking its flow. The only thing to do with this barrier of stubbornness is to blow it up with “dynamite,” and the “dynamite” is obedience to the Holy Spirit.

Do I believe that Almighty God is the Source of my will? God not only expects me to do His will, but He is in me to do it.

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A man who dares to waste one hour of time has not discovered the value of life. ~ Charles Darwin

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Post-mortem Are Nagas Secular and Democratic: or…?

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emocracy is a form of government; of the people, by the people and for the people. Meaning that democracy has everything to do only for the perpetual well being of the people, designed by the people itself, altogether, collectively, directly or indirectly. Thus when a party forms a government adhering to the principles of democracy, then the people of the state can be rest assured that they are in good hands and that the objective of the government is not just to develop our physical environment and conditions but also to assure the people of their natural rights like liberty, equality, justice etc. Under democracy, the government is also expected to be accountable to the people—that the government is to be functionally transparent and answerable to the people. Aside from issues related to national security, the government has to be answerable to the people in every policy that it implements or is about to implement, as per the directives of the constitutions. The government has to willingly explain to the people about the policy—that it is only for the welfare of the people and then expect for the intellects and philosophers to study the logic to test the authenticity of the policy and through them interpret it also to the people, after which the people can give it a go signal or protest against the government should there be short comings in the policy. And since everyone has different opinion (which is why the govt. has to try to make them see their part of logic and be transparent), the set of controversial policies will be ultimately decided by the people altogether through a plebiscite, if to continue the policy or to dispel it, should the policy affects the welfare of the people. This is only because justice is more superior then law itself, as law is just an instrument for justice.

We also have to realize this fact that although India is branded as the largest democracy in the world solely for its number in population and the ethnic diversity, nevertheless even India itself suffers from many defects pertaining to the ideals of

democracy. Like the recent row over the ban of cow slaughter; to be implemented in every state following the Directive Principles of State Policy; which according to the ruling legislators isn’t against the constitution as it falls under the section which prohibits the killing of certain animals. With this, India it seems would either implement the ‘ban’ on every state or would understand the sensitivity of other communities in viewing beef as a staple protein diet, and not implement it in such states because it also contravenes with other natural rights.

What the people are missing is that, the part of the constitution under the directive principles of state policy, which prohibits the killing of certain animals, could be related to beef or not; whether the word ‘COW/BEEF’ is mentioned in the article. Or we could examine whether the prohibition of killing of certain animals has to do with protecting some endangered species of animals. Because India being a Secular, Republic, Democratic nation as embedded in the heading of the constitution itself, the legislators has to adhere to principles of the ideals on which our country, India stands. The legislators in this case has to make the people understand that what they are doing is not against the constitution but under the provisions of the constitution and adhering the ideal of Secularism and that it has nothing to do with any religious attachment; the fact that cow is revered as a deity in Hindu religion. So the people now have to examine whether the overall population of cows in India is under threat of extinction or not; as to why they have to be protected? And if it is solely on religious ground, the legislators have implemented the law, then India being a Secular nation, the people have the right to dispel the law (ban on cow slaughter) and that the legislators have to be answerable to the supreme court for manipulating the constitution and disrespecting the Secular ideal for which every citizen practices their own religion securely and not affiliate it with politics.

Coming to the nature of democracy in the state of Nagaland, there never was any democracy to begin with. Under democracy the people expresses their right to adult franchise when they attain the age of 18, through which they elect their leaders by their own choice. Here the candidature for leadership has to be owned by responsible people; “…one who knows that it takes a politician to change the country”, as Winston Churchill once said. And that, the voters should not be swayed or influenced by money or muscle means (undemocratic elements) but only by the integrity and capability of the candidate to execute his service towards his nation and people. And as such, the candidates have to uphold the ideals of democracy before, during and after the elections because since our constitution is drafted on the blueprint of democracy, failing to comply with its ideal will lead to the expulsion of the candidature/leadership; before, during or after the elections, from politics. The impeachment of Richard Nixon, the then President of the US in 1974 and the recent impeachment of the South Korean President is a good example of the nature of justice delivered in democratic nations.

With this, it is once again reaffirmed that no one is above the law in a democratic nation and that the government is accountable to the people and that the government is not controlled by the rulers but by every citizen— the rulers (elected representatives) only leads the people as far as they can. Remember: think hard; true democracy is not about control but breaking free the people from control itself.

Now coming to a sensitive area: are the Nagas ready to accept the ideals of Secularism in our system? It is to be realized that secularism doesn’t contradict or endangers the right to practice any religion in any way (instead it protects every religion and beliefs). Secularism only rationalizes the right of every community to follow their religion equally without being at war with the other which is why, in order for everyone to practice their own

religion, the influence of any religion or particular religion to bring a law for the people to accept, based on their religious doctrine is ousted in a secular government, only so that every individual from any given community would live together in peace with the other community by respecting each one’s rights and liberty. Thus it is to be accepted by everyone that regardless of how highly we uphold our religious doctrines in our personal lives, such doctrines should not be brought up whenever we are talking about politics, if in a democratic secular government.

For we cannot justify ourselves by implementing our religious doctrines in politics whist ousting or demeaning other’s religious doctrines.

By considering the characteristics of Democracy and Secularism, anyone can conclude that the ideologies of the NSCN/GPRN (IM), is neither Democratic nor Secular. They have failed to take into account the inclusiveness of the people in their policies by refusing to let the Nagas of Nagaland decide on their Framework Agreement with India. Regardless of Nagaland being a Christian majority state, they have continually used the doctrines of one religion to influence the politics of Nagaland as though the existence of other religions do not matter and that there are still other few minority people who are not Christian or affiliated with any religion but still are a Naga and have every fundamental and natural right just like every other Christian Naga.

Not questioning their methods but the final question remains for the NSCN/GPRN (IM) to clarify whether they are democratic and secular, or do they uphold the ideals of other forms of government like communism (Marxist), fascism etc. and also to the people of Nagaland whether we as a Christian majority State should uphold Democracy and Secularism…?

Liberal Democratic Party of Nagaland, (ldpnagaland@gmail.com)

Rejoinder to Jessami Village Council

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he Matikhru village council is compelled to issue this rejoinder to the vague statement published in the print media houses on June 3, 2017 disclaiming their involvement in the firing incident at the Matikhru and lecturing about the reality of the past traditional boundaries and the reality of Naga issue.

The firing which took place on the May 27, 2017 is already a registered case No. PS Mir R/G D.E No. 233/17 Dt. 28/05/17 at Meluri Police Station, Nagaland for which the Matikhru village council appeals once again to speed up the pending case and deliver justice at the earliest.

Enough evidence from the place of occurrence has been collected and witnesses are ever ready to testify the truth and the truth alone.

The Mathikhru village council duly acknowledge the traditional boundaries, settled way before Nagaland and Manipur got their statehood, dated 21/06/1943 by Mr. C. R. Pawsey then then deputy commissioner of Naga Hills, in connection with the political cas NO 62 of 1941.

Till date, the Matikhru village has been honouring this settlement despite successive attempts by the Jessami villagers to dislodge it.

Definitely peaceful co-existence was a neighbour will continue even in the years to come. However, the claim of intermarriages taking place and bypassing Jessami village will not make us concede even an inch of our land.

The habitual encroachers’ lecturing the real owner of the land to treat with “seriousness and value” is well taken not of and we also wish to express our opinion that our past silence should not be misinterpreted and taken advantage. The Matikhru village though small in size, we are indeed a proud upcoming generation who takes pride in what our forefathers have sacrificed for the cause of the Nagas, which itself speaks of our maturity to the knowledge and reality of the Nagas and not as claimed by the Jessami village council. Till the pending case is disposed off, we don’t need to engage ourselves in paper war for cheap publication of the numerous outstanding notorious issues the Jessami villagers have been creating.

Kuknalim.

Masi Katiry, chairman Matikhru Village Council

Education at homes, schools and colleges Relevance of Disposable Email

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he state of Nagaland has gone far ahead in the field of education. Our educational institutions are no less than others. We have produced best personalities in the society. This is because there are sufficient schools to cater to the needs of the students. Most children could study and learn because of easy access to Schools and Colleges.

Both Government and private educational institutions have nurtured children to get the best of themselves.

All educational institutions aim for the best result especially when it comes to public exam like HSLC and HSSLC. In the search for such necessary fame the school may forget to train the heart of the students. Educating the child inside the classroom is not only for the development of mind or body but it is also for the formation of heart (emotional level).

The growth of arrogant and impatient behaviour among the young people clearly shows the missing mark of Schools and Colleges. Sometimes, we play the blame-game. Parents blame the School/College for some unwanted behaviour of children. The same blame is put upon the shoulders of the parents by the Schools and Colleges. By this, many children become victims of blame-game.

They are grinded between two teeth.

With the restriction of corporal punishment in Schools and Colleges, Parents became more sensitive than most children. A tiny issue is magnified by parents in support of their broiler child. I was told of an incident where a Pastor entered the School to scold the teacher on the face because the teacher punished his son. Legally, the teacher was wrong, but morally the Pastor was wrong (I am sure no one fight with a pastor inside his/the Church).

Which one do you opt for in the formation of students? This is a

hard decision for many parents.

In this complex thought, anger can take over the person. Anger is never a sudden outburst. It is accumulated guilt, shame and rejection. Parents should not to wash their dirts inside the sacred atmosphere of the Schools and Colleges by such behaviour. There are many ways of correcting each other.

Therefore, choose the best to get the best outcome.

Every teacher makes the best use of time to impart necessary knowledge to students.

It is likely that the quality of a teacher is judged by the result of the students. Yet the best teacher may only have brain without a heart. Such teachers are glorified and exalted, but the good teacher who forms the heart of the students is kept beside the school lifelong. Educational institutions searching for name and fame fall victim to this reality. All teachers must get equal importance in Schools and Colleges. In Nagaland, Maths and Science teachers are sought after like celebrities.

In this search, some students fail their way/aim and live a wayward life thereafter. To live in regret is as hard as living on the edge of a needle.

Many educational institutions compete with each other in infrastructure and numbers.

The brochure/prospectus displays excellent atmosphere to attract students. But some institutions may act like traps.

They trap sufficient number of students to extract and empty the two pockets of the parents in an exaggerated manner. Most parents are made to believe that the higher the admission fee and monthly tuition fees, the better the school. Thus, many parents send their children to the costliest schools. Children of this type may come out as vampire to suck the blood of the parents. Parents should take wise decision in deciding Schools and Colleges for children.

Today, many parents complain that their sons and daughters do not listen to them.

They do not want to be corrected, they get angry at small thing, chat and play with their cell phones day and night, late sleeping and late rising. Are we trying to hatch rotten eggs? I am sure many parents have rotten eggs to look after. There are instances where students in higher secondary level still behave like babies. Adding some more butter and sugar to it parents call them ‘baby’ (a baby with a moustache!)

Parents are too kind to make them fragile human beings.

They cannot bear any hardship.

They can survive only inside the room with junk foods. Yes, they have grown tall, handsome and pretty, yet maturity of mind and heart is empty.

Today’s generation is lucky indeed to have gone through several phases of change. There are people who have immersed themselves from such river of change and become new persons. They continuously adapt themselves into the situation and live accordingly. This is the secret of success. On the contrary, others still wait and become old and grey unaffected by the heat and rain of life. They search for dependency and enslave themselves with failure of dreams and life. To open the gate of life, every educational institution (formal and informal) must also adapt to change in order to change the learner towards higher goal.

Let every School and College form the life of students along with parents (home atmosphere) to make Nagaland a mature State. Let us not give birth to broiler students in our educational institutions, Nagas have sufficient local murgis.

With much concern, Rev. Fr. G. L. Khing, Kohima, (tisislawkhing@gmail.com)

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lectronic mail, or email, is a method of exchanging digital messages between people using digital devices such as computers, mobile phones and other electronics.

Disposable Email Site is a website which permits a user to register for a temporary email account for a specific purpose only for a limited period of time. Such sites provide a specific email address which can send messages or receive vice versa. Temporary email or Disposable Email as the name itself suggest, is a temporary email service which allows you to send or receive email at a temporary address which expires after a very short duration; say for 10 minutes. Temporary emails are used to thwart off spam or any unwanted activities deterrent to the users. It is also known by the names like tempmail, 10minutemail, throwaway email, fake-mail or thrash-mail.

Many blogs, forums or websites require a user to register before they can view or browse, comment or download content. Temporary mail is helpful to avoid spam and unscrupulous hackers.

Temporary emails are very useful today, as with the increasing number of incidences like internet thefts or activities like phishing are undertaken by those fraudulent imposters who instantly swindle a person’s bank account, personal information just through an email disguised as a lottery, employment opportunity or other means of getting information like date of birth, residence or name. Such malicious email can contain virus which can devastate the entire computer once opened or once clicked for further information. The frequent use of same accounts can be vulnerable for cyber

attacks, therefore at such situation there is a need for a temporary email for security reason.

There are various advantages of using temporary email. They include: • Confidentiality: This type of email is anonymous for a reason. Complete confidentiality will be provided from the moment you enter the website.

A regular email is completely different as it requires personal information.

However, using a temporary email you don`t need to do it. A regular email address will never delete your emails, until you delete it. On the other hand, there is no such need for a temporary email. A regular email can`t be completely removed, whereas disposable email gives you this option without any problems. Thus, a temporary address has significant advantages in matters of privacy.

• With the help of the services you can forget about spam and open access for necessities for your information safely.

Disposal mails are necessary for the maintenance of a temporary email account. It is a security from the shackles of spam where you need not worry as the email account gets terminated within a short span of creation. It is hassle free for those who browse multiple websites having to do nuance multiple sign ups with their regular email ID. It keeps your personal information confidential and maintains privacy where you are free from being exposed to instances of hacking. Thus, disposable mails ensure reliability and safety.

Neikhotuo Sekhose, neikhotuo2014@gmail.com

Reader’s Post

Sir,

Lush and green again

Plantation drive in Mount Tiyi Wokha is truly a noble initiative undertaken by the Wokha village as it is within their jurisdiction. The mountain may belong to all the Lothas but it is the Wokha villagers who will be protecting its flora and fauna for posterity. Keep the mountain lush and green as it used to be decades ago.

Benthunglo K Lotha, Wokha

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

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“Based on request by the Pakistan DGMO, the DGMO level talks were held today [on Monday] at 10.30 hrs. The issue discussed related to the current situation along the LoC,” the Indian Army said in a statement.

The statement said Indian DGMO Lt. Gen. A.K. Bhatt conveyed his commitment to ensuring peace and tranquillity, which is “contingent” on the Pakistan Army’s intentions and actions.

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(From p-1) it was the responsibility of the party workers to create awareness about centrally-sponsored schemes among the people.

He said that if the party come to power after the 2018 elections, all the propoor programmes would reach actual beneficiaries.

Lhoungu maintained that BJP would also carry forward equal development and create equal opportunity throughout the state.

Claiming that BJP was the largest political party in the world, Lhoungu said the party has different vision to uplift the poor people besides its vision for development. Lhoungu said BJP has 1.5 lakhs registered members in Nagaland while there were 13 crore permanent members in India.

He said under new digital great membership drive, the party would go paperless, where one could become party member by giving a missed

call on toll-free number: 18002661001.

Stating that membership target would be based on the number of villages and population, BJP state chief urged the party workers to put effort to achieve the target.

BJP state unit president also asked the party members to let people know about toll-free number. He also said that those who did not use mobile phone could be considered for paper registration.

Stating that “people’s need, hope, aspiration and expectation” were the prime priority of the BJP, Lhoungu appealed to the party workers to assist people in the village adapt to new system of registering members.

He also informed that the party would bring out a hand book highlighting the party achievements and policies so people would get to know of the party’s mission and vision. BJP membership drive would go on till June 25.

NEW DELHI, Jun 6 (AGENCIES): A comparison by academic Partha Chatterjee between Army chief Gen Bipin Rawat’s defence of the “human shield” incident in Kashmir and British colonial officer Col Reginald Dyer’s massacre of unarmed civilians in the infamous Jallianwala Bagh incident of 1919 has sparked off a furious controversy.

Chatterjee’s article in the website Wire drew sharp condemnation from retired Army officers, who expressed shock and indignation at what they felt was a thoroughly inappropriate comparison between the two incidents in terms of scale and justification. The storm broke on social media after the article argued that Dyer had also justified his action as needed in the line of duty and invoked the need to be innovative.

“But careful and detached reflection will show chilling similarities between the justifications advanced for the actions of the British Indian Army in Punjab

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in 1919 and those being offered today, nearly a century later, in defence of the acts of the Indian Army in Kashmir,” Chatterjee wrote. He quoted Rawat to say that he too was looking to emulate Dyer’s justification of a “moral” lesson.

The reactions on Twitter were swift. “Shocking comparison to Imperial Army, blame media house for publishing it,” said former Army chief Gen V P Malik. Brig B D Mishra said there is a hidden agenda behind the report and called for legal action against the author. Col V

N Thapar said, “This is a very deliberately malicious act. If we have people like this in India, we don’t need Pakistan.”

“It would be unfair to suggest that General Rawat’s motives are the same as those of Dyer. Rather, the similarity in their words stems from a structural feature that is now being revealed in the way in which the Indian Army is permanently deployed in regions under the Armed Forces Special Powers Act - like an occupying force in a conquered colony,” the article said.

GSLV-MkIII: HAL, Godrej build crucial components BENGALURU, Jun6 (Agencies): Defence PSU Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and private firm Godrej Aerospace (GA) have built crucial components that went into the GSLV-MkIII, India’s heaviest rocket launched so far.

HAL, on Tuesday said that all the structural assemblies and propellant tankages of the rocket were produced at its Aerospace Division in Bengaluru, while Godrej claimed that it has manufactured the first stage Vikas Engine and the indigenously developed third stage Cryogenic Engine Thrust Chamber. “HAL’s Aerospace Division is the only facility available in the country that manufactures such huge space

worthy complex structures. Twenty types of riveted structure, six types of welded structure and GSAT-19 bus structure were manufactured by us and delivered in time for the historic mission,” HAL chairman and managing director T Suvarna Raju said.

The fabrication of the composite OPLF (Ogive Payload Load Fairing) Heat shield which is five meters in diameter and 11 meters in height is a significant achievement, an HAL statement read.

And, besides the Vikas engine, GA made the LAM (Liquid Apogee Motor) engine injectors and thrusters for the GSAT-19 satellite, which the GSLV-MkIII launched on Monday.

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ment has just completed three years in office. Where there was harmony, there is discord. Where there was tolerance, there is provocation. Where there was relative calm, as in Kashmir, there is growing confrontation, tension and fear.

Where there was economic potential, there is stagnation. Where there was rich diversity, there is a brazen campaign to straitjacket the whole country into a regressive and narrow-minded world view.”

She also accused the government of making systematic attempts to blunt tools of accountability, undermine the judiciary and supress dissent which served its larger purpose of concealing corruption.

“Cronies and individuals close to the establishment have either seen dramatic increase in wealth and influence in the last three years or have escaped the wrath of law and managed to flee the country,” she said.

The Jammu and Kashmir crisis, Gandhi said, has come to represent the colossal failure of the Modi government.

“We are facing a rise in cross-border terrorism. The insensitive handling of the situation by both the state and central governments is systematically alienating and antagonizing the local population, especially the youth. A divisive agenda is being followed which has undone the years of

New Delhi/Karachi, Jun 6 (AGENCIES): Directors-General of Military Operations (DGMOs) of India and Pakistan held a telephonic conversation over the hotline on Monday during which Pakistan raised the issue of alleged killing of civilians along the Line of Control (LoC) which was denied by the Indian side.

This comes in the backdrop of increasing firing and infiltration attempts along the border.

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goodwill and progress,” she said.

The Congress President asked the government to address the crisis, correct its flawed approach and restore normalcy to regain the trust of the people of the troubled state.

Referring to the recent assembly elections, she said the polls in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand held lessons for the Congress. While with an effective leadership, the party was able to defeat the NDA in Punjab, in Manipur and Goa it failed to convert winning numbers in forming a government.

“This outcome reminds us that the BJP will use their enormous resources and muscle power to steal mandates from us, just as they did in Arunachal Pradesh and earlier in Uttarakhand. We cannot let this happen again.”

She also referred to the coming Presidential and Vice Presidential elections and said in times such as these it was even more essential that those occupying this august office protect the constitution.

Gandhi called the November 8 demonetisation a “disaster” and said the government’s experiments and policies were characterised by poor planning and shoddy implementation.

“If we just look at demonetisation, which was touted as a great success, till today the government refuses to disclose how much of the demonetised currency in circulation was actually returned to the banks.”

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New Delhi, June 6 (IANS): Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday attacked the Modi dispensation, voicing grave concern over a “rise in lynch mobs” and their ideological affinity to the ruling establishment.

She also accused the regime of stifling dissent.

Alleging that there was a brazen campaign to straitjacket the whole country into a regressive and narrow-minded world view, she asked the Congress party to protect the essence and idea of India which she said the government was “seeking to extinguish”.

Gandhi was addressing a meeting of the Congress Working Committee where the government’s demonetisation decision came under severe attack from her and former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

The day-long meeting was called to discuss the political situation in the country, upcoming Presidential election, the Kashmir crisis besides Congress organisational polls.

“Divisive issues are being whipped up, and there is an assault on the livelihood and food habits of those who follow different tenets and beliefs. This government is using the power of the state to stifle voices that express different thoughts and ideas, or speak out for alternative policies and philosophies.

“Whether it is politicians, institutions, students, civil society or the media, there is growing intolerance and active persecution of divergent voices in blatant disregard of the law of the land,” she said.

Gandhi said it was a matter of grave concern that there had been a rise in the lynch mobs and there existed a close ideological affinity between these mobs and the ruling establishment.

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GST Council finalised the rates, and the second since May 2.

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growth rate of 6.9 percent during the January-March quarter.

However, on an annual basis, India grew by 7.1 percent in 2016-17.

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New Delhi, Jun 6 (PTI): The Goods and Services Tax, to be rolled out next month as the biggest tax reform since independence, will help India achieve 9 percent growth rate, NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant said on Tuesday.

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People throwing vegetables on a road during their nation-wide strike and agitation over various demands in Bhopal on Sunday.

Kolkata, Jun 6 (IANS): Hundreds of Gorkha Janmukti Morcha (GJM) supporters led by party chief Bimal Gurung waved black flags and burnt effigy of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee as they brought out a protest rally in Darjeeling district demanding the state government come up with a written circular about not making Bengali compulsory in the hills.

Slogans like “Didi go back” were heard from the rally, held a day after Banerjee accused the GJM-run Gorkhaland Territorial Administration - the development body in the north Bengal hills - of “spreading falsehood” about “imposition” of Bengali language.

Stating that the people of the hills are with them, Gurung claimed their party members would resign from the semi-autonomous administrative body soon and fight for the cause of the separate state of Gorkhaland.

“The people of the hills are

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“Within the next 15-20 days, our board members will resign from the GTA and fight for the cause of Gorkhaland. We will also take forward our protest against the recent dispute on the language issue,” he said.

The GJM leader hinted that the situation can become more hostile in the coming days.

“Let alone bandh (shutdown) in the hills, anything can happen here in the present situation. Nothing can be said in this regard,” he warned. On the other hand, the Trinamool Congress activists took out a rally in adjoining Kurseong district demanding arrests of the culprits in the murder of Akhil Bharatiya Gorkha

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She also vowed to take action against the GTA board members if a special audit ordered by her government revealed that money had been misused.

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lenges, its poor electoral run has led to repeated speculation about the timing of Rahul Gandhi’s elevation.

Party sources said Rahul Gandhi’s likely elevation will mark a generational change as it prepares for the the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.

The likely elevation will be weeks before the assembly elections in Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat where the Congress faces tough challenge from the Bharatiya Janata Party.

The sources said the likely elevation at the end of organisational elections will also fit in with Rahul Gandhi’s emphasis on fostering internal democracy in the party. Sonia Gandhi has also been dealing with some health issues of late.

Gorkha Janmukti Yuva Morcha workers buring an effigy of West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee.

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New Delhi, Jun 6 (IANS): Congress VicePresident Rahul Gandhi is likely to be elevated as party chief at the culmination of party’s organisatonal polls in October, party sources said on Tuesday.

They said Congress President Sonia Gandhi may step down ahead of Rahul’s likely elevation.

The party on Tuesday released a schedule for the organisational elections which entail election of Congress President by October 15. The schedule was released after a meeting of Congress Working Committee (CWC), the highest decision-making body of the party. The Congress had deferred the organisational elections after Sonia Gandhi’s five-year term as party chief ended in 2015.

Sonia Gandhi became party chief in 1998 and is the longest-serving party President. There have been demands from within the party that Rahul Gandhi, who became its Vice-President in 2013, should take over party reigns from his mother Sonia Gandhi.

But the Congress faced a series of electoral reverses after its debacle in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, in which Rahul Gandhi was the party’s lead campaigner.

Even as the party has faced mounting electoral chal-

New Delhi, Jun 6 (IANS): A Delhi court on Tuesday granted bail to two suspected hawala operators arrested for their alleged role in the cash-for-election-symbol case involving AIADMK leader and party General Secretary V.K. Sasikala’s nephew T.T.V. Dinakaran.

Special Judge Poonam Chaudhry granted bail to Nathu Singh and Lalit Kumar and asked them to furnish personal bonds of Rs two lakh each and two sureties of the like amount.

The court also asked them not to tamper with the evidence or influence the witnesses, not to leave the country without its permission and to surrender their passports.

Singh and Kumar were arrested by the Delhi Police Crime Branch on April 27 and May 18, respectively, and were in judicial custody since then. They had sought bail, saying that their custodial interrogation was not required and sought parity with Dinakaran and his close aide Mallikarjuna, who were granted bail on June 1. Police had opposed their bail arguing that they were involved in a serious crime and they could tamper with the evidence.

Police had told the court that Kumar was the one who allegedly handed over Rs one crore unaccounted money to an unidentified person which was to be given to the arrested accused and middleman Sukesh Chandrashekar.

The money was meant to bribe Election Commission (EC) officials to get a favourable order to obtain the “Two Leaves” party symbol, said police.

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of Takrawad, Surendra Singh (s/o Omkar Singh) of Reecha Badri and Kemram (address yet to be verified).

The injured, Murli Sharma and an unidentified youth were referred to a hospital to Indore.

Official sources said inter net connection to Mandsaur was snapped following orders of district magistrate Swatantra Kumar Singh, thus preventing rumours from spreading.

But, as news about the deaths spread, farmers moved on to the streets in numbers and set afire a check post under Nahargarh police station area. Attempts were also made to break into a district cooperative bank, but the attackers were pushed back by the police.

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broke out at Piplia Toll Naka in Pipliamandi on the sixth day of the farmers’ protest when the agitators pelted stones at the police and burnt vehicles passing on the road. The gover nment claimed that the agitators were not farmers, but people trying to instigate them.

The mob torched over 27 vehicles, including trucks carrying automobiles, forcing police to lob teargas shells to disperse the crowd.

The agitating farmers set afire cars parked in the compound of a mechanic and ransacked the shop of a dairy merchant. The shop was later set afire, but doused within a few minutes by the police and residents.

A commotion intensified, shots were fired killing four persons. The deceased were identified as Kanhailal Patidar (s/o Bhurelal Patidar) of Chilod Piplia, Bablu Patidar (s/o Jagdish Patidar)

imposed in neighbouring Ratlam district.

Farmers resorted to violence in other parts of Ratlam and Mandsaur, forcing police to use force to disperse the crowd. In Suwasara area, police lobbed teargas shells as farmers damaged public property and attempted to set afire police vehicles.

Ujjain divisional commissioner MB Ojha told TOI that incidents of rioting were reported in Pipliamandi on Monday night.

Farmers damaged railway tracks and railway crossing gates in Daloda area of Mandsaur. Angry farmers also set afire vehicles on Mandsaur-Neemuch road and pelted stones at the police. In Indore, police resorted to lathicharge to disperse a crowd of farmers, which formed a peaceful procession, but turned violent damaging public property. The farmers protest grew in strength and triggered violence on Tuesday, despite the assurance by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan that the government would purchase onions at Rs 8/kg and moong dal at an agreed price.

C h o u h a n s q u a r e ly blamed Congress for instigating the farmers to indulge in violence. In a tweet, he asked farmers not to listen to elements trying to flare up tension. “The deaths in Mandsaur are unfortunate. I have ordered a judicial probe into it,” he said claiming that demands of the farmers have been met.

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INDORE, Jun 6 (AGENCIES): At least five persons killed and two others sustained injuries after shots were fired during a protest by farmers that turned violent in Mandsaur district on Tu e s d ay. C u r f e w wa s clamped in Mandsaur and Pipliamandi as a precaution.

The farmers accused the police and CRPF personnel of opening fire at them, while the Mandsaur district authorities and the state government maintained that no orders were issued to personnel to open fire. They claimed that the protesters were using firearms, thus leading to the deaths. Chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has ordered a judicial probe into the deaths and announced compensation of Rs 10 lakh to the kin of the deceased and assistance of Rs 1 lakh to the injured. Violence

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World Environment Day observed in Nagaland Rüsoma Students’ Union

MDLSA at Mokokchung

SBI Jalukie

Longkhum Students’ Union

Tobu village, Mon

LFHSS, Dimapur

LMS Wokha

CTSU & CTYO Chumukedima

Eco Club NU SASRD Medziphema

DAN FARM NE-II, Jalukie

173 Bn CRPF

78th CRPF

Eco Club AHSS Chumukedima

NEIDA, Pungro town, Kiphire

OFFICE OF THE

MEETING All the Office bearers, Executive members and Advisers are requested to attend the first meeting of Sumi Awomi Kuposhukulu (SAK) to be held on 10th June, Saturday, 2017 at Guest House, Dept. of Law & Justice, Dimapur, near Food Show Room, Opposite Old DTO Office.

Timings : 1. 8.00 AM – Prayer Hour.

2. 10.00 AM – Meeting Lunch Follows (David Awomi) Info. & Publicity Secy., SAK

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DIMAPUR WAROMUNG SENSO TELONGJEM DIMAPUR 797 112 : NAGALAND

FELICITATION

The Dimapur Waromung Senso Telongjem with immense pride and joy extend our heartiest congratulations to the following persons from Waromung village for their meritorious achievements: 1. Smti. Tiakala Ao, NPS, D/o Lt. Yimrongtuden Lmtr, on being promoted to Deputy Commandant.

2. Smti. Tiajungla Ao, NPS, D/o Mr. Merenkaba Lmtr, on being promoted to Deputy Commandant.

While acknowledging the laurels that bring to our union and the village, the DWST further wish and hopes that your sacrificial services in uniform duty with your wits and diligence will keep our society more secure and safer in the days to come.

(IMLI LKR) General Secretary

KOHIMA SHAKI ELOE KHÜMSHUM FELICITATION

The Kohima Shaki Eloe Khümshum would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Shri Wonthungo Tsopoe for being promoted to the post of Director, Department of School Education.

We further wishes him success in every future endeavour and pray that Almighty God bless him with good health and wisdom.

LOYIVANI E. LOTHA THUNGDENO KHUVUNG Chairperson, KSEK Secretary, KSEK

MUDUTSUGHO KIPHIMI KUQHAKULU(MKK) FELICITATION

CAMP : DIMAPUR Motto : "Kutupo Kuxu Mekua"

(CHUBAKUMBA) President

the use of plastic bags. Also the Eco Club members carried out a cleanliness drive in and around ‘Wednesday Market’ area on June 3.

Longsa Eagle Club: The Longsa Eagle Club, Mokokchung district, which is celebrating its Golden Jubilee this year, observed the day by planting trees along the village road. Club members planted around 200 Mountain-ebony trees (Orchid tree) along with nearly 100 other trees such as Gulmohar, Golden rain, Pink shower etc. They also repainted the flower pots which the club earlier donated to the village. The club will also observe the World Blood Donors Day 2017 on June 14 by donating blood at various locations.

PVHSS: Pranab Vidyapith Higher Secondary School (PVHSS), Dimapur observed the day with vari-

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School in 3rd place.

GHSS Pfutsero: GHSS Pfutsero observed World Environment Day by participating in the cleanliness drive at Pfutsero Town.

Around 690 students along with the teachers participated in the drive. Principal GHSS, Vechikhoyi Lohe reminded the students to be responsible in disposing waste. The school participated along with the KALOS and 9 Assam Rifles.

Little Garden School Tuli: Little Garden School Tuli under the initiative of the respective class teachers, students of Class 1 to 10 carried out activities like painting, cleanliness drive, planting trees and saving energy within the school premises. The school’s Eco Club took up the activity of distributing ‘recycled paper bags’ in all the departmental offices and institutions, creating awareness to reduce

The Mudustugho Kiphimi Kuqhakulu (MKK) extend its heartiest congratulations to the following students for successfully qualifying the HSLC & HSSLC Exam 2017 HSLC 1. Linovi d/o Ahovi Chishi (1st Div) Distn. in Eng, S.S, Alt.Eng, Sc, Maths 2. Alona Swu d/o Luvishe Swu (1st Div) Distn. in Eng, Alt.Eng, S.S, IT. 3. Adina Chishi d/o Ghoito Chishi (1st Div) Distn. in S.S, Alt.Eng. Book Keeping.

4. Mughatili Chishi d/o Shikuto Chishi (1st Div) Distn. in S.S, Alt.Eng. 5. Kabo Chishi s/o Comet Chishi (1st Div) Distn. in S.S, Maths.

6. Kupu Chishi s/o Tokiya Chishi (1st Div) Distn. in Alt.Eng. 7. Tonoka Swu s/o Kavito Swu (1st Div) 8. Alika Chishi d/o Khekishe Chishi (1st Div) 9. Kito Zhimo s/o Atobo Chishi (1st Div) 10. Likugha Swu d/o Vikuho Swu (1st Div) 11. Lovipu Chishi s/o Nighoto Chishi (2nd Div) 12. Nipulo Wotsa s/o Hekuto Wotsa (2nd Div) 13. Puloka Zhimo s/o Khekiya Zhimo (2nd Div) 14. Itomi S Tuccu s/o Lt.Shikavi Tuccu (2nd Div) 15. Loino Zhimo d/o Yeshika Zhimo (2nd Div) HSSLC 1. Amekali Chishi d/o Ghoito Chishi (1st Div) Distn. in Pol.Sc, Eng, Psychology, Economics.

2. Kalimi Swu d/o N. Phuhoi Swu (1st Div) Distn. in Pol.Sc. 3. Nighatoli Zhimo d/o Yeshika Zhimo (1st Div) 4. Ilina Chishi d/o Khekishe Chishi (1st Div) 5. Livito Chishi d/o Nighoto Chishi (1st Div) 6. Vilo Chishi s/o Ahovi Chishi (1st Div) 7. Nilika Swu d/o Yekuho Swu (1st Div) 8. Azatoli Chishi d/o S.Tokiya Chishi (2nd Div) 9. Viboli Zhimo d/o Atobo Zhimo (2nd Div) 10. Alovi Zhimo d/o Atobo Zhimo (2nd Div) 11. Yezaka Chishi s/o S.Tokiya Chishi (2nd Div) 12. Nighaka Chishi s/o Lt.Vikugha Chishi (2nd Div) 13. Isheto Chishi s/o Toiho Chishi (2nd Div) We would also like to congratulate Atoshe Chishi, d/o Khekishe Chishi for securing the Top 7th rank in B.Sc (Botany Hons) Nagaland University Examinations, 2017.

The Union further wishes them success in their future endeavour.

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ous program, like display of paintings, placards, posters, cleaning, discussions etc. A student of Class- 10 Topai Nag spoke on the history of the environment day observation, Bimal Ojha (A/T) spoke on the simple practices in daily life which would help in the conservation of natural resources.

Headmaster L.C. Das spoke about the importance of the observation of this day.

KHSS: Konjong Hr. Secondary School (KHSS) cleaned the main road, drainage in Techa and Chajon wards. Due to sudden cyclonic storms on June 3 in many places, Mon town faced landslides and some houses were washed away by mudslides. KHSS Mon NCC Girls wing headed by the principal N. Wangsha and teaching staff extended help in different possible ways.

VB Infants’ Digital

Home: VB Infants’ Digital Home (pre-children school) organized children science programme on the occasion of World Environment day.

Guardians of the children also joined in helping their ward to plant atleast one sapling in the campus of VB Infants’ Digital Home.

1 Nagaland Girls Bn NCC: 1 Nagaland girls Bn NCC under the aegis of NCC Group HQ Kohima observed the across the Nagaland in 52 Schools and 20 colleges covering 11 districts of Nagaland. Approximately, 4000 Girls cadets of Nagaland have participated in the event conducted in various institutions by means of tree plantation drive, rallies, nukkad natak to educate masses, musical drama, debate competitions. Cadets also distributed cloth bags with a slogan “Say no to plastics bags” and save environment.

AQU AXE ENO TUQHANU SAKULU KUQHOPHEVETSU AKEU TSA Pukhavi Shohe Ye Lhovukha Khumtsa Shohe noppu.

Miyixe Ayemi Khuthashe noppu no Pukhavi saluke Miyixe Ayeno Pukhavi Shohe salukeu ithehi Alho (Generation) bidi lo ighi ani.

Ikehu Ayemi Khuthashe Kughuko no Ampeu Alhou jelono Pukhavi kughuko kuqhopheve tsu ani. Panongu ghi tiqheli lo amlo kupuna mono pano lokughuno shi xu acheuve penike ishi tsala 8th May 2017 mpe lono kuqho pheve tsu ani.

AMHEGHI TSA:- Ayemi Apu assu aki alu ye Ayemi mheghi shi achenani. Hile aki alu tsalo palokutove tsukeu,akipimi qhive tsukeu,momu ghünga kile keu ye Khilemu shimo nani.

DOVIHE AYEMI HOKISHE AYE S/o.Nguthashe Aye S/o.Nguthashe Aye Naghuto(Old) Naghuto(Old)

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been prepared for organic waste.

Eco Club AHSS Chumukedima: Eco Club, Agape Higher Secondary School (AHSS), Chumukedima observed the day, wherein students and teachers took active part in mass cleanliness drive both inside the school campus and in the combined tree plantation drive, organized by Chumukedima Town Students’ Union and Chumukedima Youth Organization at the local ground, Chumukedima.

NEIDA: The North East Initiative Development Agency (NEIDA) along with SHG members and school students at Pungro town, Kiphire district carried out cleanliness drive around Pungro town with the help of 16 Self Help Groups (SHGs). Street play competition was organized whereby four schools viz., Little Flower School, Around Saramati Mountain High School, Christian High School and Mt. Horeb School participated.

Christian High School Pungro bagged the first place, followed by Little Flower School in second and Mt. Horeb School and Around Saramati Mountain High

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NE-II observed the day at St Xavier’s Seminary Jalukie to create awarness on preservation of environment.150 people took part in the celebration. Drawing competition was also held where four schools took part in the competition under peren district.The theme speaker Dr Patu Khate encouraged the participants to bring nature indoor and to take up plantation to save the environment. There was plantation of 530 sapplings in 9 villages under peren district.

173 Bn CRPF: The battalion planted trees at camp premises Airfield, Dimapur and Transit Camp Industrial Estate Lengrijan, Dimapur.

Mukhatyar Singh 2nd in command and unit officers, Jawans under supervision of Joseph Keishing planted the saplings.

78th CRPF: 78th Battalion of CRPF observed the day under unit commandant Neeraj Yadav, team of officers and men planted more than 200 trees in the camp area. Plantations were also made in the seven sub-units of the battalion deployed at Kohima, Dimapur and Mokokchung. As part of the ‘Swachch Bharat Abhiyan’, a large compost pit has

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the gathering to plant more trees and make the surrounding green. Planting of a sapling by the special guest and distribution of the same to various schools and government offices was carried out.

LFHSS: Livingstone Foundation Hr. Sec. School (LFHSS) Dimapur held brief programme at the school premises marked by a special pledge by the students and teachers to take care of the environment. The programme was organized by the Eco Club of the school.

There was a painting and drawing competition conducted for Grades-I to VIII under the theme of World Environment Day. There was planting of tree saplings in the school compound by all the school heads. Eco Club members also put up posters on environmental issues for display.

LMS Wokha: Libemo Memorial School authority and students conducted cleaning and planting of trees at Wokha village on the WED. Around two hundred students, teachers took part in the event. In a short programme, headmaster of Mt. Carmel High School and general secretary of Wokha Village Youth Organisation (WVYO) P. Chipen Kikon gave the welcome address, short speech by president of Wokha Village Students Union (WVSU) Nongothung Murry and vote of thanks by general secretary of WVSU, Thungben Humtsoe. The function was attended by the Wokha Village Eloe Ekhung and members from the village.

CTSU & CTYO Chumukedima: Chumukedima Town Students’ Union (CTSU) and Chumukedima Town Youth Organisation (CTYO) held a programme in the local ground Chumukedima, wherein 18 schools had participated. Village council members, head GB Chumukedima, mothers association etc planted a tree each along with the students of 18 schools alongside the ground.

Eco Club NU SASRD Medziphema: Eco Club, Nagaland University (NU) SASRD (EC: SASRD) an essay competition on the theme on May 31. The club also undertook a plantation drive on June 3, where 34 trees were planted in the campus. Altogether 32 Eco Club students and faculty took part in the plantation drive for which the plants were provided by the campus beautification & landscaping committee and the department of horticulture, NU: SASRD. DAN FARM NE-II: Development Association of Nagaland(DAN)FARM

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DIMAPUR: World Environment Day was observed by various organisations, schools and government departments across Nagaland by organizing different programmes.

RALAN: For the first time in Ralan, hundreds of people both young and old including school students participated in observing the World Environment Day 2017 initiated and organized by SDO civil, Ralan, Thungchanbemo Tungoe with support of the commandant, SSB. Thousands of tree saplings were planted along the road between Old Ralan and Yanpha.

RSU: Rüsoma Students’ Union (RSU) along with the youths and members of Rüsoma Village Vision Cell (RVCC) observed the day with tree plantation from Rüsoma village approach road to Dzüü River, in collaboration with Rusoma Village Council, VDBs, GBs, Rüsoma Village Youth Organization, Chazu Krotho (Kohima) under the theme “Preserve Environment”. Almost all the concerned members and advisors participated in the programme. RVCC thanked the forest department, Kohima for providing free tree saplings of different verities and also thanked all the participants.

MDLSA: Members of the Mokokchung District Legal Services Authority (MDLSA), Monday, conducted social work at the premise of the Mokokchung Law College, on World Environment Day. Apart from the weeding, clearing off the rubbish, MDLSA also white washed the college building.

Retainer lawyer Imkong Jamir distributed tree saplings to the members, which were to be planted at the site of their choice and adopted.

SBI Jalukie: State Bank of India, Jalukie Branch, Jalukie under Peren district observed World Environment Day on June 5, 2017 along with the rest of the world, wherein Manoj Gupta, branch manager along with his colleagues planted saplings.

LSU: Longkhum Students’ Union (LSU) along with Molungtok Zunga of Mokokchung conducted social work, in and around Longkhum village, planting tree saplings with adoption under the theme: ‘Greening the Blue’. (Correspondent) Tobu village: DeuYong Club, Tobu village in collaboration with SP, Mon, DFO, Mon and Tobu Village Students Union held a plantation drive at Tobu, with Tobu Village Council chairman, L. Leangin as special guest. President, Deu-Yong Club called on

KOINONIA PRAYER CENTRE

TSIESE BASA, KOHIMA; NAGALAND “……..MY HOUSE SHALL BE CALLED A HOUSE OF PRAYER.” Matthew 21:13

MONTHLY REVIVAL PROGRAM DATE: 9th- 11st JUNE 2017 THEME “..... THOSE WHO WAIT UPON THE LORD, SHALL RENEW THIER STRENGTH” Isaiah 40:31

SPEAKER’S REV. ZOTUO KIEWHUO SENIOR PASTOR, KOINONIA BAPTIST CHURCH MRS. MODOTSEILIEÜ KIEWHUO ASSOCIATE PASTOR. MR. NEIBALIE KIEWHUO ASSOCIATE PASTOR. MR. ROKOPRA MEKRO ASSISTANT PASTOR. LEADERS: ROKOPRA MEKRO, ASSISTANT PASTOR. MENUOSIELIE ÜSOU, EVANGELIST PRAISE AND WORSHIP THE OASIS GROUP SPECIAL PRAISE THE OASIS GROUP, KOINONIA BAPTIST CHURCH

HOST: MISS. NZANBENI TSOPOE COME WITH FAITH AND RECEIVE THE BLESSING OF SALVATION, DELIVERANCE AND HEALING.

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AYO in Kohima

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DDLSA at GHSS Dimapur

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ZMHSS

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15 Assam Rifles

35 Assam Rifles with children

GMS Botsa

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PYO and PSU

CONGRATULATIONS

PHISAMI UNION DIMAPUR would like to heartily appreciate and congratulate with honour & pride to all the candidates for their big achievements by bringing laurel to the Phisami villagers.

Topper:  Pulivi Yalika CL. XII Father's Name : Shri Kughalu Delhi Public School, Dimapur.

Distinctions :  Kalotoli K Yeptho CL. X Father's Name : Kughalu Hollotoli School  Anoli Kiba CL. X Father's Name : Tokugha Kiba Pilgrim School, Dimapur

Wokha Town Longsa Youth Organisation would like to extend heartiest congratulation to Miss Y. Janbeni Ezung, daughter of Er. Yanpvuo Ezung for being a topper (81.8%) in the AISSCE 2017 Class 12 (Science stream) from Delhi Public School, Dimapur. The Union wishes blessing and luck in her future endeavours.

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competition based on the theme at Railway High School, Dimapur. Tree plantation in the premises of the school was also carried out by BM, Gwanile Khing and headmaster Anil Chandra Barman.

MSS: Mount Saramati School (MSS), Unity Village, 5th Mile Dimapur observed with a programme held in the school assembly hall where students participated for house competitions on poetry, speech and quiz with topics related to nature. Poetry was recited in English and Hindi by the junior students whereas the quiz was competed between the senior students.

LLMS: Little Laureates Montessori School o b s e r ve d t h e d ay t o mould the children from tender age to love and grow along with nature.

The students planted saplings. Teachers also addressed the children as an important part of school curriculum and to start early in life to connect

with nature.

KLC: Kohima Law College (KLC) conducted special session on the day with professor in-charge BCI practical and training, Kezhokhoto Savi stressing on the urgent need to protect environment for future. Several pledges and slogans were suggested by the students in order to spread better awareness in the society.

There was plantation of trees and plants in the college compound.

9 BIHAR: 9 Bihar under the aegis of HQ IGAR (North) organized a tree plantation drive at Aboi, Shengha, Chingnyu and Chenmoho villages of Mon district on June 5 on account of world environment day.

Altogether 400 saplings were planted with the participation of school children and locals.

ASSAM RIFLES: On the occasion of World Environment Day, 5 AR, 6 AR, 15 AR, 35 AR, 40 AR, 7 AR, 9 AR and 44 AR, all under the aegis of

HQ IGAR (N) Observed the day with various activities such as cleanliness drive, tree plantation, poster making/painting, essay competition, lectures, workshop, distribution of dustbins etc across the state. Many sectors of AR conducted the environment related activities in association with local organisations and school children GMS Botsa: Government Middle School (GMS), Botsa working hard to make the campus clean and beautiful.

M C K ohima : Modern college Kohima observed ‘World environment day’ on June 5 with tree sapling plantation and cleanliness drive conducted at the college campus and its vicinity. The programme was jointly organized by NSS and the NCC girls wing of the college.

PYO, PSU: Piphema Youth Organization and Piphema Students’ Union jointly conducting a cleanliness cum

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KHESHITO KIBA GEN SECY. Phisami Union Dimapur

tion of tree saplings was provided by the Forest department, Dimapur.

NEPED: Nagaland Environment Protection and Economic Development (NEPED) organized a tree plantation programme with school children where 200 school children and teachers from GMS Keyake, GMS P. Khel, Kohima village and GPS Garüzou participated in the campaign.

A total number of 600 tree saplings supplied by the department of forest, environment and climate change were also planted along GazieTseizie Agri-link road.

ZMHSS: Zakiesato Memorial Higher Secondary School (ZMHSS) Dimapur displayed placards , slogans, posters, calligraphy. Drawing and essay competitions relating to the theme were held.

SBI, old market branche: State Bank of India (SBI), SME old market branch had organized a drawing

St. Clare Catholic Church Akuluto would like to extend our appreciation and congratulations to Aboka John Chishi, S/o Kughato Justin Chishi for securing 1 st Div. in B.Sc and Miss Likivi Sicilya Chophy, S/o Hokikhe Victor Chophy for securing Top-1 Position in Pol. Sc. Deptt. Nagaland.

The Church further extends its best wishes and prayers in their future endeavours.

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Vixeshe. N. Peter Chishi Church Council Chairman St. Clare Catholic Church, Akuluto

plantation drive in all the on June 5 on account schools and other loca- of World Environment tions within the village Day.

DGC holds various activities

DIMAPUR: Dimapur Government College organized various activities on May 28, May 30, May 31 and June 5.

DGC RUSA committee organised a workshop on fresh flower arrangement with CIH, Medziphema assistant horticulturist Sashirenla Aier, as resource person. Attendees included DGC students of vocational course on floriculture and faculty.

Founder and project-co-ordinator of Gene Bandhu, Kapil Gupta, interacted with students during a workshop on stem cell therapy and its advantages.

The programme was organised by Career Guidance Cell, DGC, in collaboration with Eden Medical Centre (EMC).

DGC also observed ‘No- tobacco Day’ with a

seminar on ‘Tobacco and its ill-effects organised by NoTobacco Zone Committee, DGC, with EMC Dr. Moatoshi as resource person.

Meanwhile, Dimapur Govt College Teachers’ Association with Eco and Beautification Club, DGC, organised a plantation and beautification drive in commemoration of WED. Altogether, 110 trees and shrubs were planted in the campus and along the highway leading to the campus. DGC also appealed all family and neighbourhood to extend their cooperation around the campus.

The college also organized an orientation programme and welcomed the fresh batch of over 400 students of 1st semester, Arts and Commerce.

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PHULESHETO UNION DIMAPUR AREA

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With profound exhilaration and pompous contentment, the Phulesheto Union Dimapur Area (PUDA) convey its 'Congratulations' to all its members that have successfully cleared the HSLC, HSSLC, Graduation examinations and alike. May you be moulded into descent and conscientious citizens.

The Union also reserve this space to heartily congratulate Mr. Hito Kiho for bringing laurels to the union through his accomplishment as Masters in Music from Manila, Philippines.

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long time, has appeal to the contractor(s) and the concerned department to arrive to a logical conclusion, and resume the construction works at the earliest in the interest of the public.

GHSK & KASU: Government High School Khaghaboto (GHSK) and Khaghaboto Area Students Union (KASU) jointly observed the day at the school premise.

Students and teachers brought a sapling each of trees and medicinal plants and with the initiative of KASU around 50 saplings were brought from Forest department which were planted around the school compound.

DDLSA: Dimapur District Legal Services Authority (DDLSA) in collaboration Team Clean Dimapur promoted legal awareness on environmental issues and safeguarding the environment at Government Higher Secondary School, Dimapur with the students of class 11 and 12. Planta-

OFFICE OF THE

FELICITATION The Dimapur Nkonjan Ngullie Ekhung with immense pride congratulate Shri. N. Zubenthung.

Ngullie, S/o Shri. Nyimtsemo Ngullie on his recent promotion to SDO (C) Dimapur. The Ekhung applauded his unstoppable success through hard work, sincere dedication and fear of God and wishes the young officer the very best in his new assignment as SDO (C) Dimapur district.

(Ponathung C. Ngullie) General Secretary DNNE, Dimapur

OFFICE OF THE

PADUM PUKHURI VILLAGE COUNCIL PRESS INFORMATION

DIMAPUR-797112, NAGALAND

(Khocheo Ngullie) Chairman DNNE, Dimapur

(JACOB ACHUMI) Secretary, PUDA

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D I M A P U R : Wo r l d Environment Day was observed by various organisations, schools and government departments across Nagaland by organizing different programmes.

AYO: Angami Youth O r g a n i s a t i o n ( AYO ) along with its constituent units including SAYO, NAYO, WAYO and CYO observed the World Environment Day on June 5.

The AYO also collaborated with all the village youth bodies and planted trees in all the Angami villages. Around 5000 tree saplings were planted on the day. In Kohima, AYO officials along with youth leaders of the four AYO constituent units also carried out sanitation and plantation drive at New Secretariat Complex, Town Hall and some other parts under Kohima town.

M e a n w h i l e, AYO after observing that the town hall, which is under construction, has been lying pending for a very

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The Padum Pukhuri Village Council express our strong appreciation to the Crime Suppression Department (CSD) of NSCN (IM) for apprehending Mr. Norudin, S/o. Samrodin of Meban, Tezpur district, Assam, who is temporarily residing at Padum Pukhuri Village for his alleged involvement in arms smuggling, extortion and kidnapping.

In this regard, the Padum Pukhuri Village Council strongly warns outsiders or anyone not to indulge in such antisocial activities in the Village. If anyone found doing so, a very strong action will be taken against them by the Council.

(Vitoka Katty) Chairman, PPVC

(Sanjay Mech) Secretary, PPVC

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Communal clash in Ranchi; 64 arrested

Ranchi, Jun 6 (AGENCIES): More than two dozen people including eight police officials were injured in a clash between Hindus and Muslims following alleged lewd remarks passed on women in a Ranchi village, police said on Tuesday.

The clashes erupted in Sukurhutu, located 12 km from Ranchi district headquarters, around 8pm on Monday. People from both communities threw stones at each other and damaged houses.

Armed with sticks and swords, the rioters turned on a small contingent from Kanke police station which reached the village within 15 minutes of the flare-up.

Kanke police station in-charge, inspector Rajiv Ranjan, was struck on the head with a stone and had to be taken to hospital.

With the local police team outnumbered, around 300 additional personnel were rushed to the spot and they cordoned off the village.

Rioters threw stones at police personnel and damaged vehicles, said po-

The district administration clamped prohibitory orders in the village on Tuesday.

lice, adding that they had to resort to a cane-charge.

Ranchi senior superintendent of police Kuldeep Dwivedi said 64 people from both communities were arrested for allegedly instigating the flare-up.

An FIR has been lodged against more than 100, including unidentified people, in the incident.

The district administration clamped prohibitory orders in the village on Tuesday. “The situation is well under control,” said

Dwivedi.

Police said the trouble started when a group of youngsters, suspected to be high on either drugs or alcohol, allegedly passed lewd comments on women returning from the village pond.

“Around eight policemen were hurt in the incident,” said Ranchi sub-divisional officer Bhor Singh Yadav. “The incident is being investigated and action will be taken against those involved.”

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More than 1 crore trained under Skill India: Minister New Delhi, Jun 6 (IANS): The Skill Development Ministry has trained more than 1.17 crore aspirants in various skills since the inception of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s flagship Skill India Mission, Minister of State for Skill Development Rajiv Pratap Rudy said on Tuesday.

Addressing media on the completion of three years of BJP government at the Centre, Rudy said the figure did not include numbers contributed through skill development schemes and initiatives under other Ministries.

He added that the Ministry was also striving to improve the quality of industrial training institutes which cater to around 23 lakh students across the country.

“Human Resource Development Ministry has allowed us to conduct exams for students enrolled in ITIs for matriculation, secondary and higher secondary equivalence and give certificates to them,” the Minister said. “Skill India is a silent revolution that is underway and it is a joint investment that the government along with the private partners is making for the growth of the

country,” he said.

Rudy said that Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY), which was launched in July 2015, has witnessed more than 26.5 lakh people acquiring new skills, of which 50 per cent are women.

Last year, women participation under PMKVY was 40 per cent and “I am elated to see that we have an equal male-female ratio this year cumulatively”, the Minister said.

Rudy added that over 480 Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendras (skill-development centres) would be set up covering all the districts of the country. Some 162 are already functional.

He said that the industry will only partner with the government if they see quality workforce coming out from Skill India. “We are seeing that transition happen gradually. More and more corporate firms are partnering with us on different levels,” the Minister said. The government is trying to move away from the supply-driven skill development scenario to a demanddriven one, “so we do not have skilled youth who are unemployed”, the Ministry said in a statement.

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Power demand crosses 6,500 MW in national capital New Delhi, Jun 6 (IANS): Rising with the mercury, the power demand in Delhi crossed 6,500 MW on Tuesday, surpassing Monday’s demand recorded as highest so far in the city.

According to the data displayed on the website of Delhi Transco Limited (DTL), the power demand peaked to 6,526 MW at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday.

The demand for electricity on Monday was highest ever recorded at 6,361 MW, breaching last year’s high of 6,261-MW in the same month.

However, the government-owned DTL -- responsible for maintaining the infrastructural apparatus needed for electricity supply -- remained unperturbed, saying it could withstand much more demand.

“We have successfully catered to the increase in the demand. We have the competence to withstand demand up to 8,000 MW, without any hassles...

There hasn’t been any complaints of prolonged power cuts,” a DTL official told IANS.

Kerala HC slams state govt plan to open liquor vends Kochi, Jun 6 (IANS): The Kerala High Court on Tuesday slammed the decision of the Pinarayi Vijayan government to open liquor vends on highways, warning they should not interpret the court’s directive and any action should be taken only after seeking a clarification.

This setback to the Vijayan government came a few hours after State Public Works Department Minister G. Sudhakaran said that the confusion has been created by the apex court directive on national highways and it should reconsider its decision.

The high court’s statements came as it heard a petition by a Congress activist stating that the state government was trying to mislead the court over the terminology of national highways and the observation made last week.

The high court also pointed out that the government should not make any efforts to open the liquor vends on the national highways, by citing court directives they have interpreted wrongly, warning that they know what to do if the state government tries to act smart.

Until further orders, no action on opening of bars on national highways should be attempted, it ordered.

Last week, the state Excise Department had asked the high court to consider the demand of bar hotels situated along the Cherthala-Thiruvananthapuram and KannurKuttipuram national highways to continue operations as these roads were de-notified as highways, prior to the Supreme Court order on liquor outlets along highways.

The Kerala Catholic Bishops Conference, who have been demanding that the present liquor policy prevailing in the state should not be tinkered with, said that it had become very clear that the Vijayan government is trying to play hide and seek over the liquor policy and now everyone knows what they are up to.

The present liquor policy in the state was formulated during the time of the Oommen Chandy government which in 2015 closed down around 700 bars, except two dozen bars that operated in five star or more rated hotels.

Yogi pulls up district, police chiefs for laxity Benami land deal case: I-T slaps Rs 10k penalty on RJD MP

OFFICE OF THE KIDIMA STUDENTS’ UNION KOHIMA: NAGALAND

FELICITATION

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Through this column, the Kidima Students’ Union would like to convey its heartiest congratulations to Mr. Kesosül Christopher Ltu, S/o Sazo Ltu on being elected as the new N.S.F. President for the tenure 2017-2019 during the recently held 27th N.S.F. General Conference.

The Union also would like to congratulate all the newly elected executives of the N.S.F. The K.S.U wishes the new team the very best in their future endeavours and pray that the Almighty God bless them with good health and wisdom and guide them towards working for a better Naga society.

VINGOSAL SACHÜ VILAPA VITSO President General Secretary Kidima Students’ Union Kidima Students’ Union

structions after a review of public complaints. It was found that many complaints had not been disposed of.

Explanations have been called from the district magistrates of Lucknow, Hardoi, Gautam Budh Nagar, Kanpur, Gorakhpur, Allahabad, Sitapur, Agra, Jaunpur and Kheri.

FELICITATION

East Dimapur Sumi Students' Union (EDSSU) would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to Mr. Nibo D. Zhimo, S/o David Zhimo (Advisor EDSSU) for being elected as President Nagala Students' Union Kolkata from Asutosh College Kolkata.

The EDSSU wish him all the best in his future endeavours.

Kanato S. Awomi President EDSSU

Ato Achumi General Secretary EDSSU

RJD chief Lalu Prasad along with his daughter Misa Bharti.

this regard, officials said.

She has now been asked to appear before the IO on June 12, officials said, adding the department’s queries in this case were to be answered by Bharti and not by any of her authorised representatives. They said the summons required Bhar-

ti to appear in person today and join the investigation along with some personal financial documents.

It was not clear if Bharti gave any reasons to the department for her nonappearance or she sent a lawyer to represent herself, which was rejected by the

NGANGSHIJEMBA ZÜNGA LIRMEN VILLAGE FELICITATES

The Ngangshijemba Zünga Lirmen Village extends its utmost appreciation and heartfelt congratulations to Miss. Imcharenla Longchar, D/o T. Samuel Ao and Purtila for bringing pride and honour to Zünga as well as village by securing 10/10 CGPA class 10th CBSE topper all India 2017. We wish her success in future endeavour.

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The 3rd General Meeting cum Picnic of the Dimapur Nkonjan Nyiro Range Ekhüng (DNNRE) was held on 27th May 2017 at the place (Plot) of Mr. Motsüthüng Ezung, Secretary, Urban Development, Govt. of Nagaland, Burma Camp, meeting was chaired

by DNNRE Chairman Mr. Nyimpomo Ngullie followed by invocation prayer offered

by Pastor Elithüng Ezung, LBC, Medziphema.

While Rev. Dr. E. Nrio Ezung, Mr. Motsüthüng Ezung, Mr. Yankithüng Yanthan, Mr. Nzimongo Ngullie, Mr. Yantssow Ngullie, Mr. Thechamo Ezung and Er. Janbemo Ngullie were the main speakers and exhorters in the meeting.

The house also discussed on 3 agendas namely- (1) Final review of DNNRE guidelines, (2) Approval of youth forum and (3) Betterment of the DNNRE for which the house unanimously agreed and accepted.

As entrusted, the search committee convenor Mr. Wothüngo Mozhüi presented the newly selected office bearers for installation into the office through Rev. Dr. T.N. Lotha Jr. Principal, EBC. While the General Secretary and Treasurer report was given by both Mr. Ekyimsao Kikon and Mr. Rachio Ngullie respectively, followed by vote of thanks delivered by V/P Mr. E. Jon Ezung, where Asst. Pastor Zübemo Ezung LBC/ PB Pronounced the benediction, while Rev. Nzanbemo Ngullie blessed the fellowship Picnic Feast.

The new team of office bearers would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the outgoing office bearers for their hard work and patience and for leading the DNNRE to this extend and also thank the present and retired officers, bureaucrats, Ex-MLA and all ranks and files for their unflinching support and contribution and for making this 3rd DNNRE General Meet cum Picnic a grand success.

NEW TEAM FOR 2017–2020 Chairman - Mr. Chiporao Ngullie Vice Chairman - Mr. Anyimo Kikon General Secretary - Mr. Sacheo Ezung Joint Secretary - Mr. Rabenthüng Yanthan Treasurer - Dr. Chanbemo Kikon Committee Members - 2/3 from all 7 Villages.

Chiporao Ngullie Chairman

Sacheo Ezung General Secretary Ph. No. 9436442428

Bharti and Kumar were part of the probe in the case and their statements will be recorded.

The couple allegedly have links with a firm -Mishail Packers and Printers Private Limited-- which is suspected to have entered into benami deals for purchase of a farm house in Delhi’s Bijwasan area.

Certain other property deals were also under the scanner of the taxman, they had said. The department is expected to slap provisions of the newly-enacted Benami Transactions Act, 1988, which became operational from November 1 last year, in this case.

CORRECTION

Shichimi Union Dimapur, has wrongly entered (Pol. Sc) instead of (Eng. Hons Top 1) of Ms. Yepukali V. Chophi, (Felicitation) which was published on 6/06/17 in our local daily. We the Union sympathcially apologise.

Nikuto Chishi Gen. Secy. S.U.D

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ASEM TZÜRI ROGO Headguarters - Lirmen Village, P.O Mangkolemba, B.P.O Longchem, Mokokchung : Nagaland

FELICITATES

The Asem Tzüri Rogo Lirmen Village with immense pride and honour extend our hearties congratulations to Miss.

Imcharenla Longchar, D/o T. Samuel Ao and Purtila for securing 10/10 CGPA class 10th CBSE topper all India 2017. We acknowledge her for bringing laurels to the Rogo family as well as the village. We wish her success in future endeavour.

President Asem Tzüri Rogo

Secretary Asem Tzüri Rogo

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laxity with regard to this would not be tolerated.

The Chief Minister has directed the Chief Secretary to demand explanation from these officials and ensure that the received problems and complaints of the people are dealt with in the right earnest and disposed of promptly.

Yogi issued these in-

department.

B h a r t i ’s h u s b a n d , Shailesh Kumar, has also been summoned in the same case by the department for tomorrow. The department wants to question the couple to take the probe further in this case, where the taxman had conducted multiple searches last month.

A chartered accountant, Rajesh Kumar Agrawal, allegedly linked to Bharti and others, was also arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on May 22.

Agrawal is alleged to have aided in illegal transactions involving Lalu’s kin.

Officials have earlier said that the summons to

FELICITATION

Miss. Yepukali V. Chophi

Mr. Israel G. Xuivi

We, the Ikishe Village Students' Union take immense pride and honour to convey our heartiest congratulations to :1. Miss. Yepukali V. Chophi for securing top 1 position in B.A. Eng. Hon. 2. Mr. Israel G. Xuivi for bing promoted to the post of Deputy Commandant of Police (D.C.P) 9 th IR Battalion.

We wish them success in their future endeavours.

Oketo Chishi President I.V.S.U

Avika General Secy.

I.V.S.U

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Yogi Adityanath

New Delhi, Jun 6 (AGENCIES): The Income Tax Department on Tuesday slapped a penalty of Rs 10,000 on RJD chief Lalu Prasad’s MP daughter Misa Bharti for non-compliance of summons and issued her fresh summons in connection with its probe in the Rs 1,000 crore alleged benami land deals and tax evasion case.

Bharti was supposed to appear before the investigating officer (IO) of the case on Tuesday but officials said she failed to keep the date.

The IO has levied a penalty of Rs 10,000 against her for non-compliance of summons under section 131 of the Income Tax Act with a show cause notice to her in

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L u c k n ow, J u n 6 (IANS): Irked at the tardy rate of disposal of complaints of people at district level, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday called for explanation from 10 district magistrates, an official spokesman said on Tuesday.

The performance of these officers in sorting out problems of the people is stated to be below expectation, the spokesman said.

Similarly, explanation has also been called from police chiefs of 10 districts, he added.

According to him, the Chief Minister said that timely and satisfactory disposal of people’s problems was a priority for the state government and that any

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur Wednesday, june 7, 2017

Kuwait mediating to solve Gulf crisis: Qatar

News Agency reported Kuwaiti ruler Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah spoke with Qatar’s emir Monday evening and urged him to give a chance to efforts that could ease tensions. The call came after a senior Saudi royal arrived in Kuwait with a message from the Saudi king. An Omani diplomat traveled to Qatar on Monday.

U.S. President Donald Trump — who traveled to Saudi Arabia for a recent conference of Arab nations and told Qatar’s ruler at the time that “we’ve been friends now for a long time” — weighed in on the conflict for the first time.

Trump did not take a position, but appeared to suggest it was understandable to isolate Qatar.

“During my recent trip to the Middle East I stated that there can no longer be

US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday his trip to the Middle East was “already paying off ” as regional leaders followed through on their promise to take a hard line on funding militant groups.

“So good to see the Saudi Arabia visit with the King and 50 countries already paying off. They said they would take a hard line on funding extremism, and all reference was pointing to Qatar. Perhaps this will be the beginning of the end to the horror of terrorism!”

Trump said in a series of Twitter posts.

Trump said the leaders he met on a Middle East trip had warned him that Qatar was funding “radical ideology” after he had demanded they take action to stop financing militant groups.

Foreign delegation members listen as Afghan President Ashraf Ghani delivers a speech during a peace and security cooperation conference in Kabul June 6, 2017.

military mission declared an end to its combat mission in 2014, the Taliban have made steady gains.

As of late last year, the Taliban contested or controlled about 40 percent of the country, according to U.S. government estimates, leading some observers to doubt the group would be willing to negotiate any time soon. Ghani said if the Taliban did not soon begin negotiations, he would seek new sanctions against the group as a sponsor of terrorism.

“This is the last chance, take it or face the consequences,” he said.

Afghanistan accuses elements in Pakistan, worried about old rival India gaining influence in Afghanistan, of providing support for militant groups like the Taliban, an accusation Pakistan denies.

“What will it take to convince Pakistan that a

stable Afghanistan helps them and helps our region,” Ghani said.

Ghani said Afghanistan had provided its preconditions for negotiations to the Taliban, but it remains unclear whether the group’s leaders represented all factions. A spokesman for the Taliban said he was not prepared to make immediate comment on the conference.

The militants have said no talks are possible until all foreign troops leave.

The last significant peace effort foundered in 2015 when news broke that long-time Taliban leader Mullah Mohammad Omar had died. The push for a new peace process comes as U.S. President Donald Trump has yet to announce his plans for the region, with at least 8,400 American troops training Afghan forces and conducting counterterrorism operations.

Lessons in loyalty as N.Korea Imams refuse funeral prayers for London attackers celebrates children’s day

PYONGYANG, JUN 6 (AGENCIES): To celebrate Korean Children’s Union Day on Tuesday, the pupils of Pyongyang Number Four Primary School threw mock grenades at targets, crawled under a frame and threw themselves over a fence -all with an imitation AK47 over their shoulders.

After completing the obstacle course, Myong Hyon-Jong, whose favourite subject is mathematics, said she wanted to join the army when she grows up, to “safeguard the respected Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un with military power”. “We

hood,” he added, without providing further details.

His spokesman Rupert Colville told AFP that the killings were believed to have taken place on June 1.

IS seized Mosul in 2014, and the operation that began last October to retake the city has pushed hundreds of thousands of residents to flee their homes.

Iraqi forces have retaken all but a handful of areas around the Old City in western Mosul, but the jihadists are fighting in densely populated areas, and have used civilians as human shields at various points in the battle.

The United Nations warned at the end of May that up to 200,000 civilians may still be trapped in ISheld areas, facing shortages of food, water and medicine as well as deadly danger from the battle for the city.

have to prepare ourselves to defend our country,” she added.

Hyon-Jong is 10 years old.

Her teacher Ri SuRyon explained the race was intended “to give the children the spirit to defend our country when they are grown up, and to prepare them physically and mentally to beat down any enemies while upholding the Songun (military-first) revolutionary leadership of the respected marshal” - a reference to leader Kim Jong-Un. Nuclear-armed North Korea is technically still in

a state of conflict after the 1950-53 Korean War ended with an armistice rather than a peace treaty.

It considers itself at risk of invasion by the US -– its justification for the atomic and missile programmes that have seen it subjected to multiple rounds of United Nations Security Council sanctions. The latest expansion came only last week.

Since the beginning of 2016 Kim has overseen two nuclear tests and scores of missile launches as Pyongyang seeks to develop a missile that can deliver a warhead to the continental United States -– something which President Donald Trump has vowed “won’t happen”. Tensions soared earlier this year as his administration said that military options were being considered.

Teacher Ri, 24, took part in the obstacle race herself and told AFP: “I threw the hand grenade with the mind that I would beat down all the enemies who even try to infiltrate our country.”

OFFICE OF THE TSUNGIKI VILLAGE COUNCIL WOKHA: NAGALAND

APPRECIATION

The Tsungiki Village Council (TVC) puts on record our deep gratitude and appreciation to Shri. Yanthungo Patton, Honorable Minister for Home, Government of Nagaland for initiating and arranging the blacktopping of Tsungiki Village Approach Road starting from NH 2 Chukitong-Tsungiki Junction.

The TVC is also grateful to the concerned Department and NPF party workers who supervised and executed the work to its fruitful conclusion.

The TVC further pray that our Almighty keep blessing Shri.

Yanthungo Patton, our Honorable Home Minister with much wisdom and success in the days to come.

Sd/Bibemo Kikon Pilamo Ezung Secretary, TVC Chairman, TVC

SUCCESSION CERTIFICATE SEC 377 OF THE INDIA SUCCESSION ACT, 1925

In the Court of Shri. KUKO MERO, Addl. District Magistrate, Phek Regd. No. 65 Dt. 10/5/2017 To, Mrs. CHIKHEMVU-U DOULO W/o Lt Soyie Doulo of Chizami Town.

Whereas you have applied on this day 10th May 2017 for a certificate under part of the Indian Succession ACT, 1925 in the matter of state of deceased, in respect of the following debts and securities, namely : This certificate is granted to you and empowered to draw any dues in respect of your husband Late Soyie Doulo, Mrs. Chikhemvu-u Doulo of Chizami Town is hereby empowered you to draw her husband dues Family Pension/Saving Account and other etc.

This certificate is accordingly granted to you and empowers you to collect those debts [and] [to receive] [interest] [Dividends] [on] [to negotiate] [to transfer] [those securities].

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LONDON, JUN 6 (PTI): Over 130 imams and Muslim religious leaders in the UK have refused to perform the traditional Islamic funeral prayer for the London Bridge attackers, saying their “indefensible actions” were completely at odds with the teachings of Islam.

Imams and religious leaders from across the country and a range of schools of thought came together to issue a public statement condemning the recent terror attack in London and conveying their pain at the suffering of the victims and their families.

In an unprecedented move, they not only refused to perform the traditional Islamic prayer for the terrorists – a ritual that is normally performed for every Muslim

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regardless of their actions -- but also called on others to do the same.

“Consequently, and in light of other such ethical principles which are quintessential to Islam, we will not perform the traditional Islamic funeral prayer over the perpetrators and we also urge fellow imams and religious authorities to withdraw such a privilege,” the group of more than 130 imams and Muslim religious leaders said in a statement.

“This is because such indefensible actions are completely at odds with the lofty teachings of Islam,” the statement said.

Three knife-wielding attackers on Saturday had unleashed a terror rampage here, ploughing a van into pedestrians on the iconic

NOTICE

Dtd - 05.06.17

This is to notify that Shri. Nguhevi Zhimo, S/o Khushito Zhimo, R/o Thilixu Village, Dimapur : Nagaland is the owner of a plot of land situated at Block - 3, Thilixu Village measuring an area of 1326 x 200 sq. ft. bearing allotment no. 361 dated 27/12/2004 and that any individual or group of individuals are hereby prohibited from entering the premises of the said plot of land. Any individual or group of individuals trespassing and undertaking any kinds of activities inside the premises will be doing so at their own risk.

(Nguhevi Zhimo)

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OFFICE OF THE SUMI COMMUNITY (HOHO) MOKOKCHUNG

INFORMATION

The SUMI COMMUNITY (HOHO) MOKOKCHUNG hereby informs all the public living in Mokokchung district not to entertain any Sumi individual/organization from collecting any kind of donation without the approval of SUMI HOHO Mokokchung.

For further queries and clarification one has been asked to contact Chairman/Secretary Sd/Sd/Edward Awomi Kughavi Assumi Gen. Secretary (8974262258) Chairman (8974799789) Sumi Community (Hoho) Sumi Community (Hoho) Mokokchung Mokokchung

OFFICE OF THE

DIMAPUR YONGAM STUDENTS' UNION FELICITATES

With immense pride and honour the DYSU extend its profound and heartiest congratulations to Miss.

Chemyong Phom, D/o Mr. & Mrs. Nyeivang for bringing laurels to the community by securing top 1 in the Nagaland University Education Department.

We thank our Almighty God for the success and the Union further prays and wishes her all the very best in all her future endeavours.

Shengshen President (DYSU)

Pongdang Gen. Secy. (DYSU)

London Bridge before stabbing revellers in a nearby market, killing seven people.

The three attackers had been shot dead.

The move by the imams and the religious leaders came as senior Muslims and community leaders said they would redouble efforts to root out extremism in their communities after the attack in London. The Metropolitan police commander for engagement, Mak Chishty, the highest-ranking officer of Muslim faith, called for “a step-change -- a different direction and a different movement to counter the scourge of terrorism, extremism and hatred that we have in our communities at present”.

Chishty, in a statement he read out on behalf of

Muslim communities, said, “It is the Islamic duty of every Muslim to be loyal to the country in which they live. We are now asking questions to understand how extremism and hatred has taken hold within some elements of our own communities.”

Harun Khan, the secretary general of the Muslim Council of Britain umbrella organisation, expressed his anger over the London Bridge attack, saying, “We want to do something about it.” “That is why we agree with the prime minister that things must change. Enough is enough. We are ready to have those difficult conversations, as equal citizens with an equal stake in this fight,” he was quoted as saying by The Guardian.

NOTICE The 9 th Annual Session of Private Transport Association Mon District, Nagaland. HQ. Mon .

Nagaland will be held on 10th June 2017 at Town Council Hall, Mon Town at 10:30 AM. Therefore, all the private commercial vehicle owners and N.G.O’s Leader of Mon District is requested to attend the meeting without fail.

(P. Nokshing Konyak) (A.M. Kaiba Konyak) V/President (P.T.A.M) Secretary (P.T.A.M) 8732021959

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A girl carrying a mock rifle completes an obstacle course at games marking ‘Children’s Union Day’, in Pyongyang on June 6, 2017.

IS executed 163 civilians in Mosul on Jun 1, says UN GENEVA, JUN 6 (AFP): The United Nations human rights chief today accused the Islamic State group of murdering 163 civilians to prevent them from fleeing Iraq’s western Mosul last week.

“The brutality of Daesh and other terrorist groups seemingly knows no bounds,” said Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein, using an Arabic acronym for IS. “Yesterday, my staff reported to me that bodies of murdered Iraqi men, women and children still lay on the streets of the al-Shira neighbourhood of western Mosul, after at least 163 people were shot and killed

by Daesh to prevent them from fleeing,” he said in his opening address to the UN Human Rights Council.

“My staff have also received reports of missing people from this neighbour-

funding of Radical Ideology,” he tweeted. “Leaders pointed to Qatar - look!”

Meanwhile, the Philippines announced it will temporarily suspend the deployment of Filipino workers to Qatar. Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello said the ban took effect Tuesday, but there is no plan yet to repatriate the more than 200,000 Filipino workers in Qatar. More than 1 million Filipinos reside and work in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Bahrain.

Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates announced Monday they would cut diplomatic ties. Yemen’s internationally backed government, which has lost the capital and large portions of the war-torn country, also cut relations with Qatar, as did the Maldives and one of conflict-ridden

KABUL, JUN 6 (AGENCIES): Afghan leaders met officials of two dozen foreign governments and institutions on Tuesday, launching a so-called Kabul Process aiming to set the stage for peace talks and clinch an international pact to end “cross-border terrorism”. After a week of violence that included the deadliest ever attack on the capital of Kabul, President Ashraf Ghani said the meeting would be more than a ceremonial effort.

But with domestic tension high, international plans in flux, and the insurgency as powerful as ever, starting any peace process may be an uphill battle.

Underscoring the volatile situation, at least one rocket struck an Indian diplomatic compound in Kabul, as the delegations met a few blocks away.

Speaking to the diplomats, Ghani said the attacks in Afghanistan were part of the violence that had struck foreign cities around the world, most recently in London, where three militants drove a van into pedestrians on Saturday before attacking people with knives. Afghanistan is on the front line of a global war against such violence, he said.

“We’re fighting 20 transnational ter rorist groups on your behalf,” Ghani said. “What we need is an agreement on regional security.”

Since the international

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KATHMANDU, JUN 6 (PTI): Sher Bahadur Deuba, a veteran politician known for his close ties with India, was today overwhelmingly elected the prime minister of Nepal for the fourth time, taking over the reigns of the country at a time the Himalayan nation navigates through a political turmoil.

Deuba, the president of Nepal’s oldest party, the Nepali Congress, was elected the 40th prime minister of the country’s young democracy, following a voting in the parliament, during which he secured 388 votes out of a total of 558 votes cast. He was the only contender in the election.

The 70-year-old succeeds Maoist leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’, who last month resigned to honour a power-sharing deal. Deuba is likely to form a small Cabinet tomorrow which will be expanded in a few days and some of the Madhesi parties are also likely to join the coalition.

He takes over at a crucial time in the politics of Nepal, which is holding the first local-level polls in 20 years, but one that is being resisted by Madhesi people.

Passengers of cancelled flights wait in Hamad International Airport (HIA) in Doha, Qatar, June 6, 2017. (AP/PTI)

Isolating Qatar ‘beginning of end of terrorism’: Trump

PARIS, JUN 6 (AGENCIES): A police officer shot and wounded an assailant armed with a hammer and kitchen knives on the square outside Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on Tuesday afternoon, according to the authorities.

The cathedral, a Gothic landmark on the Île de la Cité in the Seine, across from the headquarters of the Paris police prefecture, was sealed off, and about 900 visitors and worshipers were told not to leave until the situation was declared safe.

The square was evacuated.

Gérard Collomb, the French interior minister, told reporters that the attack occurred around 4:20 p.m. when the man approached three police officers from behind and started hitting one of them with a hammer.

“This is for Syria,” the assailant yelled. At least one officer opened fire, injuring the attacker, who was hospitalized.

The attacker was carrying an identity card describing him as an Algerian student, Collomb said, adding that investigators still needed to verify his identity, as well as his motivations.

He appeared to be acting alone.

“One sees that we have gone from a very sophisticated terrorism to a terrorism where, in the end, any tool can be used to carry out attacks,” Collomb said.

There were no signs of panic. A witness inside Notre-Dame reported on Twitter that visitors and worshipers were safe.

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Libya’s competing governments.

The move came just two weeks after U.S. President Donald Trump visited Saudi Arabia and vowed to improve ties with both Riyadh and Cairo to combat terrorism and contain Iran.

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the move was rooted in longstanding differences and urged the parties to resolve them.

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DUBAI, JUN 6 (AGENCIES): Kuwait is trying to mediate a Gulf crisis between Qatar and its Arab neighbors, which have severed ties with the energyrich travel hub and moved to isolate it from the outside world, Qatar’s foreign minister said Tuesday.

The biggest diplomatic crisis in the Persian Gulf since the 1991 U.S.-led war against Iraq pits several nations against Qatar, which is home to some 10,000 American troops and a major U.S. military base. Airlines suspended flights and residents nervous about the peninsula’s lone land border closing cleaned out grocery store shelves.

In an interview with Doha-based satellite news network Al-Jazeera, Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed Bin Abdulrahman Al Thani said Kuwait’s ruler had asked Qatar’s emir to hold off on giving a speech about the crisis late Monday night.

Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani “received a call from the emir of Kuwait asking him to postpone it in order to give time to solve the crisis,” Sheikh Mohammed said.

Still, the minister struck a defiant tone, rejecting those “trying to impose their will on Qatar or intervene in its internal affairs.”

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SUMI KUKAMI HOHO OKING, ZUNHEBOTO : NAGALAND

The Sumi Kukami Hoho organized Felicitation programme for new team of Sumi Hoho on 31 st May 2017 at 10:00 am at Sumi Kukaimi Hoho ki.

The programme was conducted by Shri, Kashito Yepthomi vice President Sumi Sumi Kukami Hoho Felicitation to New Kukami Hoho. Rev. S. Team of Sumi Hoho Yevito Sr. Pastor SBCZ read out the scripture and exhorted the two Hohos’ and prayed for the two Hohos and gave his prayer blessing.

Sumi Kukami Hoho President Shri Ghovito Zhimomi welcomed the newly elected president Sumi Hoho and his team and presented a special gift to the new president as Sumi Kukami’s blessing.

At last Shri Hekhushe Shikhu President Sumi Hoho gave his speech.

He appreciated Sumi Kukami Hoho for organizing this function as this is the first of its kind. He also congratulated Sumi Kukami Hoho for the well furnished and prestigious office run by Sumi Kukami Hoho.

He assured that he and his team will co-operate with all frontals specially the Sumi Hoho to take the blessing of Sumi Kukami to function the Sumi Kukami Hoho successfully.

He assured that he and his team will work to make friendship with all Naga Tribes of Nagaland and to strengthen the NTC and CNTC. He also spoke on the Naga Political issue, and urged the Government of India to settle the Naga political settlement at the earliest and that it should be inclusive.

At last he thanked all the members for the warm welcome and organizing the function. Rev. S. Yevito Sr. Pastor pray for the lunch and pronounced benediction, followed by lunch in honour of our Sumi Hoho President and his team by Sumi Kukami Hoho.

General Secretary Sumi Kukami Hoho.

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New branch of SAOMK opened

Amazing Voice S-3 Nagaland Fashion Week to be held soon auditions to begin I

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Mele Pucho along with renowned musicians during opening new branch of SAOMK at Pezielietsie, Kohima on Tuesday. (NP)

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new branch of Symphony Academy Of Music Kohima (SAOMK) was opened at Pezielietsie near CANSSEA office, Kohima by six renowned musicians including Yanpvuo Kikon, Sanen Kichu, Sunep Oz, Mhaseve Tetseo, Zubeni Kikon and Virie on Tuesday.

Managing director and proprietor SAOMK, Mele Pucho in a brief address during the inaugural related about his journey in the music profession, about how he had a dream to be a musician. And after completing his P.G. in music at Pune and came back to Nagaland as a full time musician and started his first Symphony academy of music Kohima at Mohonkhalo Kohima in 2011.

Following that in 2013 he started another music academy at Jail Colony, Kohima and third one at Pezielietsie, Kohima.

Pucho said Nagas were talented in music however lacked the opportunity to get trained and with that concern in mind he launched the music academy in the state capital. He disclosed that at present 350 music students and 22 music teachers were part of the two music academies. He also informed that very soon SAOMK would launch its website.

Pucho informed that SAOMK offers music courses including Piano, vocal, violin, guitar, drum, cello, bass guitar and music theory. Various artisted performed during the inau-

gural while Yanpvuo and Sunep also addressed the gathering and encouraged the local musicians.

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he auditions for the upcoming, Amazing Voice season-3 will be held from June 8 to 10 at Livemaster Studio, Thilixu, Dimapur.

Amazing Voice will be providing a platform for all the talented singers who make it through in the auditions.

Interested candidates can bring their tracks during the auditions where they will also get a chance to record their songs which they will be performing during the first mega round. In this way the contestants can also have a studio recording experience, said one of the organizers.

The show has a cash prize of Rs 2 lakhs for the winner along with a contract for one music album and one music video.

The various rounds of the show will be recorded

live and uploaded in YouTube which will help in promoting the contestants.

Besides scoring from the show judges, the contestants will also be judged according to the views they get through YouTube.

On the spot registration will also be made available at Livemaster studio.

The organizers informed that interested persons can contact 9089-664599/9612-94-7394/700529-0554 for registration and other details for the show.

n a bid to promote the Naga culture and to revive the indigenous textile, handicrafts and handlooms, the first ever Nagaland Fashion Week 2017 has been officially announced at Nagaland house in New Delhi.

The event is expected to be held at Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts tentatively in the month of August or September. Considered as one of the most stylish region in the country, Northeast India is known for their unbridled fashion and style statements.

Organized by Delhi Fashion Club, in association with Nagaland Handloom and handicraft Corporation Ltd., the event aims to celebrate culture, textile and tourism interna-

tionally with participation of not only from Nagaland, but rest of the country and the world, by giving the local talents like models, designers and indigenous weavers to an international exposure.

Nagaland Fashion Week in Delhi is also an initiative to create employment hubs for job, weaning away the misguided youths, bridging and giving opportunity to the north east of India and to empower women.

“Nagaland Fashion Week is mainly for celebrating culture, textile and tourism internationally with an involvement of designers from worldwide. We want to promote culture of Nagaland and northeast and we believe that Nagaland is not just a land of festivals

but it’s a land of talents.

So we want to utilize that talents and give them opportunities, create jobs for them. So our main focus is women and youth towards self employment,” said Harshit Dhingam, chairman, Delhi Fashion Club.

Speaking at the press conference, officials from the Nagaland government said, “We are happy to support this Nobel cause that is not about creating opportunities for youth and women but also creating awareness about culture and textile along with boosting various industry from tourism, handlooms, handicrafts and sericulture.

The concept by Delhi Fashion club for creating opportunities and promote self-employment among youth is remarkable”.

JAMES K EZUNG FAMILY CIRCLE FELICITATES

With immense pride and gratitude we the family circle extend our heartfelt congratulation to JAMES K EZUNG, S/o. Khothungo Dominic Ezung of Longsa Village Wokha Nagaland for securing Top 2nd rank in B. Sc Botany in the recently declared undergraduate result of Nagaland University 2017.

At the same time, we thank the Almighty God for His abundant blessings showered upon him and pray that His unceasing love continue through out his life.

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Our gratitude and appreciation goes to Shri. Shetoyi Sumi, Hon'ble Parliamentary Secretary for Fisheries, Printing and Stationary for greatly improving the road conditions of Phuye Old village. This black topped road is a first for our village and we are indebted to him for providing us the opportunity of development. This important road links the Coco area via Suruhuto-Yangli-Tuengsang.

May God bless him for his generous help and in his future endeavors.

Tokiho Awomi, Chairman Aito G Katty, Secretary

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The Yongam Village Students’ Union would like to felicitates Miss. Chemyong Phom, daughter of Shri.

Nyeiwang Phom of Yongam Village for securing top 1 position in the Education Department in the recently declared Nagaland University result of Under-Graduate Examination 2017. The Union appreciates your achievement and for bringing laurels to the community in general and Yongam village in particular. The union further congratulates you for bringing such Academic excellence and hope that your hard work would truly inspire other students to bring such achievement in the years to come .

YVSU wishes you a fulfilling career in all your future endeavors.

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We the Sungratsu Achanger (Aier) Telongjem, Dimapur would like to congratulate Mr. Kilangmeren Aier, S/o Lt. R. Among Aier and Mrs. Sentitula Lusang for securing 81% in class12 (Arts Stream) from Delhi Public School, Dimapur and Mr. Imtinungchet Aier, S/o of Mr. Tiajungba Aier and Mrs Nungshijungla Longchar for securing CGPA 10/10 in class10 from Maple Tree School. We wish them success in all their future endeavors, we would also like to thank the School authorities and teachers for guiding the students to achieve their best. May Almighty God bless each one of you.

Secretary President Imtisangba Aier Nungshilepden Aier Sungratsu Achanger Telongjem, Sungratsu Achanger Telongjem, Dimapur Dimapur

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Nagaland Post, Dimapur wednesday, JUNE 7, 2017

Angling festival underway at Nangung river

Need sepaktakraw stadium in Dimapur: NASTA

French Open matches halted due to rain Paris, Jun 6 (IANS): The matches of the French Open tennis tournament here were deferred on Tuesday because of rain, disrupting two women’s quarter-finals.

The central court was home to the match between Frenchwoman Kristina Mladenovic and Swiss Timea Bacsinszki, when the former lost the first set 4-6, followed by a 1-1 draw in the second set, reports Efe. Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark was leading unseeded 19-year-old Jelena Ostapenko of Latvia 6-4, 2-5 at Suzanne Lenglen Court.

LT. MRS. VEZANÜLÜ We the bereaved family members would like to convey our heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, friends, church members, neighbours, colony panchayat and organizations who stood by us during the prolonged illness physically, materially, financially and through prayer. Words cannot express how much we are blessed to have support at the sad demise of our beloved Lt. Mrs. VEZANÜLÜ on 4th June 2017. Thank you for honouring her in such a sincere and heartfelt manner.

We deeply regret our inability to thank everyone by name, but it is our prayer that the Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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DIMAPUR, JUN 6 (NPN): Nagaland Sepaktakraw Association (NASTA) has apprised parliamentary secretary youth resources and sports Khekaho Assumi on the urgent need of a Sepaktakraw stadium in Dimapur, when the members met the latter on June 5 at Dimapur. According to NASTA secretary Holshe Khrieo, they have also informed Khekaho that three sepaktakraw players from Girls Sports Academy Dimapur and SAI Dimapur and a coach would be attending Indian Sepaktakraw coaching camp at Aurangabad (Maharashtra).

If selected, the players would get an opportunity to represent India in the upcoming championship to be held in France in July next, he said. Acknowledging the importance of the game, Khekaho applauded the achievement of Youth Resources and Sports department as well as state Sepaktakraw team in the national and at international level. He assured to take up construction of Sepaktakraw stadium in Dimapur.

Parliamentary secretary also assured to extend support to the players through financial assistance during the coaching camp and tournament.

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Mongsenyimti (Mokokchung), Jun 6 (NPN): Coinciding with the World Environment Day, a weeklong angling festival organized by Meyilenden Valley Fishery

Welfare Society (MVFWS) in collaboration with Anglers Association Mokokchung (AAM) got underway at Nanung dam lake, Mokokchung on June 5.

The competition was inaugurated by AMM executive member, Dr Tako-

Born 29.07.1969 – Died 25.05.2017 We the bereaved family members and relatives would like to express our profound and heartfelt gratitude to each and every individual, neighbours and well wishers who stood by us physically, materially, financially during the prolonged illness and at the sad demise of our beloved Lt. Tovikali Chishi on 25.05.2017.

We also convey our sincere gratitude to:1. Dimapur Sumi Baptist Church 2. Zhekiye Ghami kuposhukulu Dimapur 3. Salvation Baptist Church, Dimapur 4. United North Block ‘B’ Fellowship, Dimapur 5. United North Block ‘B’ Council, Dimapur 6. Naga Colony Women, Dimapur 7. Zhekiye Baptist Church 8. Aghuyito Baptist Church We deeply regret our inability to thank individually, but we humbly pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly.

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people failed to exploit the natural resources in a sustainable manner. He strongly denounced the use of dynamites, chemicals and batteries etc for fishing and said that such practices are unsustainable and would have long term effects on the biodiversity.

In this regard, he urged upon all the anglers to be an ambassadors in propagating eco-friendly fishing practices.

Speaking on behalf of the Mongsenyimti village, a ‘Putu Menden’ leader expressed happiness at the development activities at the Nanung river area.

The programme was chaired by the MVFWS chairman, Sentitongzuk Pongen while the Mongsenyimti Compound Baptist Church pastor invoked God’s blessings.

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Dr Takosunep inaugurates the Nanung river lake angling festival at Mongsenyimti on June 5.

sunep, MO Chest & TB Hospital, Mokokchung.

The fresh water Nanung dam lake which is approximately 500 Sq/meters in size is home to varieties of fresh water river fishes and located around 24 kilometers away from Mokokchung town and 2 ½ kilometers from National Highway 61. The lake is looked after by MVFWS of Mongsenyimti village.

Inaugurating the angling festival, Dr Takosunep, who is an avid angler, lauded the Mongsenyimti village and MVFWS for organizing the angling festival. He said that angling was a eco-friendly sport which is sustainable and should be encouraged in the society. He said Nagaland has blessed with abundance flora and fauna, but lamented that the Naga

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England thrash NZ by 87 runs; enter semifinals

England’s Jake Ball celebrates taking the wicket of New Zealand’s Luke Ronchi on Tuesday. (AP/PTI)

Cardiff, Jun 6 (Agencies): England booked their place in the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy with an 87-run win over New Zealand in Cardiff on Tuesday. Victory meant England had won both their opening Group A games following their eight-wicket defeat of Bangladesh at the Oval last week.

New Zealand, set 311 for victory, were bowled out for 223 with 39 balls left in their innings. Fast bowler Mark Wood took the key wicket of Blackcaps skipper Kane Williamson to dismiss

the star batsman for 87.

On a cold, blustery and sometimes wet day in Cardiff, England had set a total of 310, Joe Root top-scoring with 64 from 65 balls and Jos Buttler making a rapid unbeaten 61.

With their reply at 158-2 after 30 overs and captain Kane Williamson on 87, New Zealand appeared to be timing the chase with precision. But Mark Wood’s clever cross-seam delivery saw off Williamson, and when the experienced Ross Taylor fell 10 runs later England took control.

It means they can afford to lose their final group match, against Australia on Saturday, and still qualify for the last four. New Zealand must now beat Bangladesh here on Friday and hope Australia do not win, their own rain-abandoned fixture against Steve Smith’s men continuing to haunt them.

When these two sides met at the last 50-over World Cup there was a chasm between them, England seemingly playing cricket from a different, slower era, outplayed by a team alive with innovation. Liam Plunkett finished with four wickets, taking three of the last four to fall, but it was arguably Adil Rashid who was the pick, the leg-spinner’s 2-47 off his 10 overs a fine display in a ground with short straight boundaries and in weather conditions far from ideal for slow bowling.

BRIEF SCORES: England 310 all out in 49.3 overs (Alex Hales 56, Joe Root 64, Jos Buttler 61 not out; Adam Milne 3/79, Corey Anderson 3/55); New Zealand 223 all out (Kane Williamson 87; Liam Plunkett 4/55)

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IMPHAL, Jun 6: Manipur youth affairs and sports minister Letpao Haokip Tuesday announced that the daily remuneration of sportspersons in any disciplines, who represent state in the national level, has been hiked to Rs. 1000 from the existing Rs. 200.

Haokip announced this at the felicitation function organized by Mary Kom Regional Boxing Foundation (MKRBF) in honour of boxers, who won medals in the recently concluded state level boxing championship, at Imphal’s Mary KomSAI Boxing Academy.

Regardless of winning medal or not, sportspersons of any disciplines, who represent the state in the national level would be given daily remuneration of Rs 1000, the minister said.

Department officials would be instructed to implement the same with immediate effect, he added.

Maintaining that nutritious diets was must for every sportspersons, the minister assured that state government will do its best to ensure that high quality food served to trainee sportspersons under

Special Area Games (SAG).

He said that the existing practice of awarding tender to caterers for sportspersons would also be streamlined to ensure that the players/trainee sportspersons received quality food.

The minister further exhorted the budding boxers to dream big and pursue their dream with determination and perseverance, so that the state as well as the country continues to bask on their glories.

“If Mary can, why can’t you do?” the minister said, while encouraging the young boxers to continue to excel in the national and International arenas. He also lauded MKRBF for grooming many promising boxers mostly from economically weaker sections.

15 boxers of the foundation won gold in the championship while 19 won silver medals and 19 of them fetched bronze medals. Gold medal winners were presented a cash reward of Rs 10,000 each while Rs 7,000 and Rs. 5,000 to the silver and bronze medal winners.

Founder of MKRBF MC Mary Kom, Rajya Sabha MP K Bhabananda and DIGP CRPF SK Sharma also encouraged the young boxers of the academy.

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India beat Nepal 2-0 in international friendly

ndian defender Sandesh Zingan and Nepal goal keeper Kiran Kumar Limbu during football match at Andheri Sport Complex.

Mumbai, Jun 6 (IANS): India earned a hard fought 2-0 win over Nepal in an international friendly match at the Mumbai Football Arena here on Tuesday.

Goals from Sandeep Jhingan and Jeje Lalpekhula sealed the match for India. Jhingan broke the deadlock in the 60th minute followed by a clinical finish from Jeje in the 77th minute which allowed India win a match which saw them miss quite a few scoring chances.

Placed 69 spots below 100th ranked India, Nepal gave the hosts an extremely tough time throughout the game. The hosts had the

better start and dominated the first half. Even though the Nepal defence did commit the occasional error, poor finishing ensured that the Indians were unable to take the lead in the first half.

Though India showed appreciable fluidity in midfield and were equally solid in defence, their were decidedly below par in the final third.

Nepal had the best chance of the opening session around a minute before the break when Nawayug Shreshta beat three Indian defenders just outside the penalty box.

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Gurpreet Singh Sandhu made an incredible blunder by deciding to leave his line and come out to the edge of the box in an effort to stop the Nepal forward.

But he mistimed his tackle which allowed Shreshta the space to have a shot at an open goal.

However, the sizeable home crowd breathed a collective sigh of relief as the Nepali fired wide.

India were forced to make a substitution in the first half due to defensive midfielder Rowllin Boges’s head injury who was replaced by Eugenson Lyngdoh.

India took the lead when a free-kick was blocked by the Nepal defenders. Jhingan chested down the rebound just inside the penalty box, played a one-two with an India forward before firing a left-footer into the roof of the net.

Adding to Nepal’s woes, defender Biraj Maharjan was red-carded in the 67th minute allowing India a free-kick from the edge of the box.

The one-man advantage allowed the Indians to take a firmer grip on the proceedings and Jeje made the issue safe when the doubled the lead with an excellent finish off a pass

by Mohammed Rafique.

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