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Vol XXX No. 95
DIMAPUR, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2020 Pages 12 ` 5.00
Only Scindia could walk into my house anytime: Rahul
ISL Final: Chennaiyin FC face ATK
COVID-19: 22 new deaths in China
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rioters won’t be spared: Shah WHO declares COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic Delhi Oppn demands
GENEVA/NEW DELHI, MAR 11 (AGENCIES): Expressing increasing alarm about mounting infections, the World Health Organization declared Wednesday that the global coronavirus crisis is now a pandemic. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, who heads the U.N. agency, said the WHO is “deeply concerned by the alarming levels of spread and severity” of the outbreak. He also expressed concern about “the alarming levels of inaction.” “We have, therefore, made the assessment that COVID-19 can be characterized as a pandemic,” he said at a briefing in Geneva. “All countries can still change the course of this pandemic. If countries detect, test, treat, isolate, trace and mobilize their people in the response,” Tedros said. “We have never before seen a pandemic sparked by a coronavirus,” he said. COVID-19 cases touch 60: India reported 10 new cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19), taking the number to 60 on Wednesday, the Union health ministry said, even as India prohibited till March 31 entry of international cruise ships,
KSU bans entry of tourists DIMAPUR, MAR 11 (NPN): Konyak Students’ Union (KSU) Wednesday announced its decision to completely restrict both foreign and domestic tourists from entering Mon district in view of the spread of Coronavirus (COVID19). In a press release, KSU president Bumang Phaiba and general secretary Phoe Konyak said the resolution to this effect was taken at an emergency meeting of the union held on March 10, 2020. As regards, the KU has urged the responsible law enforcing authority and district administration for “strict compliance and vigilance in ensuring the public safety by checking tourists entering Mon district, especially ahead of upcoming Aoleang Festival.” The union has also appealed to the state government to take up preventive measures and precautions. Further, KU has appealed to all the medical staff of Mon district to be stationed at respective posting place. Besides, it also advised the public to avoid travelling to other district/ state/country “during this critical situation.”
This is it!
“Mature leaders like us will always remain faithful to our party. Anyway, it’s too late to change sides.” K Y M C
A patient is loaded into an ambulance at the Life Care Center in Kirkland, Washington. (AP/PTI)
crew or passenger with a travel history to coronavirus-hit nations. However, as per state health officials, the number of confirmed cases maybe up to 65. Among the fresh cases, eight were from Kerala and one each from Delhi and Rajasthan since Tuesday, the Union health ministry said and gave state-wise breakup which included five (Delhi), nine (Uttar Pradesh), four (Karnataka) and two in Ladakh. While the Union ministry maintained that there are two confirmed cases of the infection in Maharashtra, the state health officials put the number to seven. Rajasthan, Telangana, Tamil Nadu, Jammu and
Kashmir and Punjab have reported one case each, the ministry said, adding Kerala has till now reported 17 cases, including the three patients who were discharged last month following recovery. India suspends all tourist visas till April 15: India on Wednesday suspended all tourist visas till April 15 in a bid to contain spread of novel coronavirus, according to an official statement. The suspension will come into effect from 1200 GMT on March 13 at the port of departure. The decision was taken at the meeting of group of ministers held here under the chairmanship of Health Minister Harsh Vardhan.
All existing visas, except diplomatic, official, UN/International organisations, employment and project visas stand suspended till 15th April 2020. This will come into effect from 1200GMT on 13th March 2020 at the port of departure,” the statement said. Visa-free travel facility granted to OCI card holders is also kept in abeyance till April 15. Any foreign national who intends to travel to India for compelling reason may contact the nearest Indian Mission, the release said, adding that all incoming travellers, including Indian nationals, arriving from or having visited China, Italy, Iran, Republic of Korea, France, Spain and Germany after February 15 will be quarantined for a minimum period of 14 days. States advised to invoke 1897 Act on epidemics: To combat the coronavirus outbreak, the Central government on Wednesday decided that all states should be advised to invoke the necessary provisions of the Epidemic Disease Act, 1897 to enforce all advisories. According to an official statement, at a review
meeting held by Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba, it was decided that all states/ UTs should be advised by the Union Health Ministry to invoke provisions of Section 2 of Epidemic Disease Act so that all advisories being issued from time to time by the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare/State/UTs are enforceable. Section 2 of the 1897 Act gives the power to take special measures and prescribe regulations as to dangerous epidemic disease. States asked to step up sanitation efforts: All states and union territories have been asked to step up sanitation and hygiene in all public transport vehicles to contain the spread of coronavirus, the Road Transport and Highways Ministry said on Wednesday. The states and union territories have also been advised to step up sanitation at bus terminals and stops, the ministry said. “A public health situation of this scale requires a concerted and whole of government approach in order to prevent further importation of cases and to build up a comprehensive and robust response system.
Scindia joins BJP, takes a sharp swipe at Cong
(L) Jyotiraditya Scindia being welcomed by JP Nadda. (PTI)
NEW DELHI, MAR 11 (AGENCIES): Former union minister Jyotiraditya M. Scindia formally joined the ruling BJP Wednesday, a day after the senior leader was expelled from the Congress. Scindia was inducted into the BJP by party president JP Nadda. Scindia is likely to be made a cabinet minister in the next reshuffle in the Narendra Modi government that may
take place in April, after the budget session of Parliament ends. The former Congress leader, who was also close to the Gandhi family, hit out at the party saying that it was difficult to work for public and country while being in Congress. “I am disheartened and deeply sad that the aim of serving the people cannot happen in that organisation. Congress is no longer the
party it used to be...one of the key reasons is that it is unwilling to see what the reality is,” said Scindia after joining the BJP. Hours after Scindia joined the BJP, the party announced his candidature for Rajya Sabha from Madhya Pradesh. The BJP also released a list of nine candidates from its party, including former Congress lawmaker Bhuvaneshwar Kalita from Assam among others. BJP also announced names of two alliance candidates - union minister Ramdas Athawale from Maharashtra and Biswajit Daimary from Assam. The decision of Scindia to join BJP has its impact on the functioning of the Madhya Pradesh government under chief minister Kamal Nath. Even as Scindia was in talks with the BJP, at least 22 Congress
MLAs sent their resignation to assembly Speaker PN Prajapati and are also likely to join the BJP. “Dreams were shattered in the last 18 months ever since Congress came to power in Madhya Pradesh. Key promises like farm loan waiver were not delivered, farmers are annoyed with the state government, job creation has not happened and corruption has increased,” said Scindia. The state government under Nath is set to hold Budget Session on March 16 and the government would need numbers in its favour to pass the budget. As Congress has been pushed to the brink of collapse after the resignation of 22 legislators close to Scindia, the party herded about 90 of its legislators to resorts near Jaipur, while BJP sent its MLAs to a luxury hotel in Gurgaon.
Shah’s resignation; seeks independent judicial probe
NEW DELHI, MAR 11 (PTI): Vowing not to spare anyone involved in the Delhi violence irrespective of their religion, caste or party affiliation, Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said in Lok Sabha it will be a lesson for the country on what befalls those who indulge in rioting. Replying to a discussion in the lower house on the Delhi riots, Shah said prima facie the violence appears to be a pre-planned conspiracy. Despite opposition’s criticism over alleged inaction by the Delhi Police during the violence last month, Shah appreciated the police for not allowing the riots to spiral. Complimenting the Delhi Police for controlling the riots within 36 hours, Shah said its actions ensured that the violence was “limited to a geographical area” and did not spread. He said that a total of 2,647 people have been detained or arrested in these
Congress and IUML party MPs walkout as (inset) Amit Shah addresses the Lok Sabha, Wednesday. (PTI)
riots “which prima facie is a pre-planned conspiracy”. About 700 FIRs were filed, 152 weapons used in violence seized so far and 49 cases lodged under Arms Act, he informed the House. A case of conspiracy was filed after looking at how the riots spread in such a short span of time, Shah said, adding that more than 300 people apparently came from Uttar Pradesh. Expressing grief over the loss of lives and conveying his condolences to the bereaved families, Shah said he wants to assure them that no one who was involved in the riots will be spared. He assured the House that CCTV footage is being analysed using face identification software, and took a dig at the opposition, saying that the software does not discriminate on the basis of
religion or clothes. Taking on the opposition, Shah said the government wanted a discussion on the Delhi violence in parliament after Holi to avoid communal flare up during festival time, but some have other priorities. Oppn MPs stage walkout: Congress and IUML MPs staged a walk out during Shah’s response in Lok Sabha, claiming he was “misleading Parliament” instead of accepting his failure in containing the riots. Congress demanded home minister Amit Shah’s resignation over his failure to contain violence in Delhi even as most opposition parties demanded an independent judicial inquiry into the communal flare up that claimed 53 lives and left over 500 persons injured in February this year.
CNCCI demands ENPO CEC meet ZAPO resolves issue, SARFAESI Act adopts 2-pt resolution withdraws proposed implementation DIMAPUR, MAR 11 (NPN): East- road blockade ern Nagaland Peoples’ Organization
DIMAPUR, MAR 11 (NPN): Confederation of Nagaland Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CNCCI) has demanded immediate implementation of Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act (SARFAESI), 2002 in Nagaland as the Act had immense potential to revolutionise the State’s economy by empowering thousands of educated unemployed youth, who did not have land in Dimapur cadastral area but required capital to start a venture. CNCCI president Dr. Khekugha Tuccu and general secretary Dr Seyeville Mor in a statement asserted that the Act’s implementation would also help thousands of existing entrepreneurs to expand their businesses with enough capital at their disposal, thus ushering in a robust business environment in trade, commerce and micro and small scale industry in the near (Cont’d on p-8) future.
(ENPO) central executive council (CEC) meeting held at KU conference hall, Mon HQ on March 10, 2020 has adopted two-point resolution with regard to separate state demand and Naga political issue. On matter relating to the demand for a separate state, ENPO through its media cell stated that since there has been no indication of any interest by the government of India and consequent upon the “lackadaisical treatment”, the CEC meeting resolved that people of Eastern Nagaland would “not extend public co-operation in any national red-letter event henceforth.” Further, the meeting decided to intensify and strengthen the movement for statehood demand. It was also resolved to form Eastern Nagaland Youth Front (ENYF). Reiterating its “fullest support and co-operation for an early peaceful and long lasting Naga Political solution,” the ENPO CEC meeting, however, resolved that any solution that “may appear to be detrimental to the peace and unity of the people of Eastern Nagaland shall be opposed.”
DIMAPUR, MAR 11 (NPN): Zunheboto Area public organization (ZAPO) has decided to withdraw the proposed road blockade road on NH 702/A AsukhoZunheboto after reaching an agreement with the road construction firm. ZAPO stated that the organization and the firm held consultative meeting convened by DC Zunheboto, Peter Lichamo, at his office chamber on March 11. ZAPO said EE, PWD (NH Mkg division) and M/s Multi Builders agreed to undertake the work of soiling and metaling of full stretch on NH 702(A) Km.40.00– Km.53.00 by this month and complete within three months. ZAPO and ZRSU agreed to extend all logistic support during the period whenever necessary besides providing a timely supervision.
KSCDL laments destruction of public property NPF rubbishes PDA’s claims of achievements DIMAPUR, MAR 11 (NPN): Expressing its disheartenment at some individuals who vandalised potted plants in and around Kohima town, the Kohima Smart City Development Limited (KSCDL) has appealed to the citizens not destroy public property, saying “public spaces belong to each one of us.” In a press release, KSCDL CEO and KMC administrator Kovi Meyase said that last December the pavement potted plants were kicked onto the highway resulting in destruction of pots and plants along the SKV Petrol Pump stretch. He said that more than 20 pots of Poinsettias in full bloom were also vandalized below the Box Cutting stretch. According to KMC administrator, the latest incident occurred on March 10, 2020 when all the plants were taken away along
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A pavement potted plant missing near SKV petrol pump. (KSCDL)
PWD Jn to SKV Petrol Pump Area. He also said that there had been instances over the past three months when a few plants were taken away and were replaced. Meyase, however, lamented that this time round, all the plants except for two have been taken away. “The pots are now standing empty except for
waste that is being collected as passersby spit onto the pots and throw their waste mistaking the pots to be Dustbins,” he said/ KSCDL CEO said that Plants were planted and maintained by groups who work purely on voluntary basis, which involves watering every alternate day at their own expense. “These initiatives are purely for the
Citizens towards a Cleaner, Greener and more livable City,” he said. The CEO has, therefore, appealed to all responsible citizens not to destroy or take away the plants. He rather welcomed individuals, groups or organizations to adopt areas for beautification. “Our city is our responsibility. Let’s join hands to make our city clean, green and beautiful,” he said. Kohima Smart City and the KMC in collaboration with various organizations and volunteer groups were making an effort to enhance the aesthetics of the town by planting plants and flowers in public areas and along the main roads. Since 2019, Meyase said various organistations have come forward to adopt and maintain specific areas and stretches including traffic points.
DIMAPUR, MAR 11 (NPN): NPF has slammed the much hyped achievements claimed by the PDA government on the occasion of its second anniversary here on March 9. In a statement, NPF alleged that the second year of the coalition government was marked with plenty of controversy than in the first year and with no achievement. NPF said Naga public are witness that there is no new project or achievement. The NPF said the PDA government simply carried out the old works initiated by the last NPF-led DAN government, and that too in a haphazard manner with no quality works. Refer ring to chief minister Neiphiu Rio and deputy chief minister Y Patton’s talks of good governance and transparency, NPF pointed alleged that the government’s promises
of providing good roads within 30 days, 60 days, 100 days and to repair all district roads were a total failure even after two years in office. According to the party, the tall promises made by the PDA government fell flat as road projects -DimapurGolaghat gate to Patkai bridge and Kohima by-pass check gate to Phesama check gate– that were all supposed to be completed within 2019 missed the deadline, while quality of the roads was pathetic and not upto the standards or specifications prescribed by the Union ministry of road transport and highways. Mentioning about the government proclamation of the Naga talks having been successfully concluded on October 31, 2019, NPF said there was no outcome or solution to the protracted Naga political
problem till date. The party wondered why the ruling coalition did not even raise an eyebrow when Government of India (GoI) denied Naga civil society leader and human rights activist to travel outside India. It was a mystery that when GoI was still engaged with Naga national workers and when the Naga peace process was at its peak, what prompted intelligence agency to prevent leaders and activists calling for peaceful resolution of the decadesold Indo-Naga problem from travelling abroad, the statement added. Alleging that random backdoor appointments had taken place in almost all government departments by depriving thousands of deserving Naga youths, the opposition party ridiculed the PDA government’s claims (Cont’d on p-8) K Y M C
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RVSU celebrates 25 years
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DIMAPUR, MAR 11 (NPN): The two-day Rilan Village Students Union (RVSU) silver jubilee celebration culminated Wednesday, at its village ground under the theme “Marching towards excellence”. Speaking at the jubilee celebration as guest of honour, advisor Horticulture and Border Affairs, Mhathung Yanthan in his speech congratulated the union and reminded those who have contributed towards the formation of the union. Focussing on the theme, the advisor encouraged the students to introspect and retrospect and learn to do better in life. The advisor encouraged the students to be responsible for he said time was of essence and it will wait for none. With the advancement of technology, Yanthan asserted that one needed to change oneself, but at the same time to understand the merits and demerits of it. In this, the advisor also encouraged the gathering to keep pace with the advancement of digital technology and enhance one’s knowledge. He also emphasised in
H&FW launches ToTs in response to COVID-19
KOHIMA: Directorate of spiratory etiquettes remain Health and Family Welfare the cornerstone in prevenconducted state training of tion and control of COVIDtrainers (ToTs) in response 19. Topics included at the to COVID-19 at the confer- training was on infection ence hall of H&FW depart- prevention and control, enviment on Wednesday. ronmental cleaning, disinfecIn the keynote address tion and bio-medical waste principal director, Dr. Vizolie management, clinical case Z. Suokhrie stressed on the management, risk communineed to have preparedness cation & community engageand response plan in place ment, hospital preparedness by all the districts as a step up and non-pharmaceutical plan in response to COVID- interventions. 19. Further, he said intensive Training was attended awareness campaign will by the district level trainhave to be carried out to send ers of all the districts, the across correct information, armed forces and the disas(Inset) Mhathung Yanthan. Rilan Eloe Ekhung presenting welcome song during the dispelling myths, rumours ter response force. Mission programme. (NP) and to allay the fears of director NHM gave the conhis speech on the field of Therefore, he encouraged delivered by Rilan Village the people with regard to cluding remarks. Altogether, COVID-19. He maintained 81 participants attended the employment, encouraging them to have an aspiration Council chairman John that hand hygiene and re- training programme. the students not to focus and focus on the areas that Kikon, Lotha Hoho Dimaonly on government jobs they were good at. pur chairman Y L Jami and but on private sectors too. In Ezung also pointed Dimapur Lotha Students this regard, he encouraged out certain ways to excel Union president Benthungo the parents to motivate their in life which includes the Jungi. At the programme, children in areas where they hunger of excellence, to jubilee blessing prayer was can skill themselves. set a benchmark against offered by LBCD senior DIMAPUR: Tenyimi Students’ Union Dimapur (TSUD) Dimapur Municipal the best, to have self belief, associate pastor reverend K has extended support and solidarity to the DNSU call for Council (DMC) administra- to built concrete strategy Chumben Kyong and mes- closing down of liquor outlet and checking illegal flow of liquor in Nagaland and for implementation of Nagaland tor Albert Ezung as theme and plan for a goal in life, sage was also delivered by Liquor Total Prohibition (NLTP) Act, 1989. speaker encouraged the to learn from the best, not the first RVSU president T In a press release, the TSUD president, Rukewezo students to strive towards to limit oneself, go all out Jenithung Murry. Wetsah and finance secretary, Asin Rengma, questioned excellence and do better in and work really hard and Earlier, at the pro- the silence of the state government in this matter, stating the areas of their interest. smart. He also pointed gramme the monolith was that NLTP Act 1989 over the years has brought more harm He encouraged the students out to be ready for change dedicated by Lotha Baptist than good, giving rise to syndicate system with its tentacles saying that everyone was at all times and change of Church Dimapur (LBCD) in almost every sections of society. TSUD also stated that, involved in many aspects of plans and never to give up, pastor reverend Zanao Mo- the widespread spurious liquor has brought untold ramificalife, but it does not necessar- and even to be able to ac- zhui and unveiled by the tions. Union therefore has appealed the present PDA govily mean that all will excel. cept defeat. Greetings was guest of honour. ernment to use their best wisdom in tackling the problem.
TSUD supports implementation of NLTP Act 1989
SKK urges govt to set-up Police Outpost at KPA
DIMAPUR: All Sumi Students’ Union (SKK) has strongly condemned the robbery attempt at Kheloshe Polytechnic Atoizu (KPA) on March 5. With KPA in the process of being upgraded to Engineering College, the SKK appealed the concerned department to deploy security without further delay and install Police Outpost at the earliest. A press release from SKK president, Hutoshe Kits and general secretary, Bokalu V Jimo stated that, taking this into account the SKK held a sitting with the stakeholders in and around KPA institution on March 7 where the meeting affirmed to give full cooperation during the investigation period. SKK has therefore urged the concern Police Station (officer in charge) to book the culprit and
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investigate the case as per the FIR lodged and details extracted from the spot verification. SKK has also made its statement clear that the very incident should not contradict with the upgradation of KPA. SKK also acknowledged minister Temjen Imma Along for his tireless efforts and assurance to uplift KPA to full fledged Engineering College which has been long pending since the approval of the cabinet decision in 2007. SKK also urged the contractor taking charge of the ongoing civil works, repair/renovation at KPA under NBA, that quality work must be executed as per the specifications from the work order. SKK further appealed concern citizens to extend support for the smooth functioning of the instruction without any hindrance.
SATWO appeals intervention of concerned deptt
DIMAPUR: Sümi Aphuyemi Teacher’s Organisation (SATWO) has appealed to the state government to look into the matter of the Govt. High School (GHS) Ighanumi at the earliest. A press release from SATWO president, Botovi Chishi and treasurer Kitoshe stated that, the school has been kept locked since January. It also stated that that the school was the best government school in the entire district, even in performance during HSLC examination result. Stating that it was the middle of March already but with no sign of corrective measure taken, the SATWO stated that students and teachers have been paralysed. SATWO therefore once again urge the government to look into this serious issue.
LBC Purana Bazar silver jubilee underway
Rev. Arhonthung Odyuo dedicating the silver jubilee hall on March 11.
DIMAPUR: A two-day long silver jubilee celebration of Lotha Baptist Church (LBC), Purana Bazar, Dimapur got underway on March 11, wherein Rev. Arhonthung Odyuo, pastor, Bor-Lengri Lotha Baptist Church dedicated the silver jubilee hall. A press release from LBC Purana Bazar Dimapur stated that, Rev. Zanao Mozhui, pastor LBC, Dimapur spoke on the jubi-
lee theme “Jesus saves.” The theme dedication was done by Rev. Dr. L. Tsanso Humtsoe. The programme was led by Rev. Y. Zubemo Ezung, associate pastor, while Rev. C. Yanthan, pastor LBCPB, welcomed the congregation. Earlier, the silver jubilee history dedication was done by Rev. Etssonshio Odyuo, evangelist LBCA. Prayer in remembrance for the departed souls was
‘World Consumer Rights Day’ launched by NVCO
Watsu Mungdang initiated a plastic free campaign which started on March 10 from Tuli under Mokokchung district, sponsored by Planning and Coordination department Nagaland. Inaugural campaign programme was attended by representatives of various NGOs, church members and public. The campaign will be carried out in all the sub-divisions of the district. (NP)
DIMAPUR: Week-long celebration of World Consumer Rights Day (WCRD) was officially launched by Nagaland Voluntary Consumers’ Organisation (NVCO) on March 9. A press release from NVCO media cell stated that, NVCO officially launched the week-long celebration of WCRD, under the theme “The sustainable consumer”. President, NVCO, Kezhokhoto Savi, stated that World Consumer Rights Day celebrated every year, is a means of raising global awareness about consumer rights and needs. Stating that celebrating the day was a chance to demand that rights of all consumers
were respected and protected, Savi said it was also to protect against market abuses and social injustices which undermine those rights. NVCO further appealed voluntary consumer organisations (VCO), civil societies, churches, communities and institutions to observe the day in a benefitting manner. NVCO would observe the week-long celebration by conducting consumer awareness campaign related to price rise, food safety, illegal collection of cash on highways, RTI, public services delivery system, back door appointment, corruption, food security, right of street vendors, etc.
pronounced by Rev. Nzeo Yanthan, pastor, New Tssori Baptist Church. Re v. N ya n c h u m o Lotha, executive secretary (LBCA) shared greetings. Day one service was also marked by special songs from Jubilee choir & Lotha Baptist Church Diphupar choir. Rev. R. Y. Ovung, expastor pronounced benediction. The celebration will go on till March 12.
news in Brief RHK informs: Rengma Hoho Kohima (RHK) has informed all the constituent units, executives, advisors, intellectuals and general public that the Rengma Hoho general session will be held on March 2, 10 a.m at town hall Tseminyu for induction of new office bearers for the tenure 2020-2023. All bonafide citizens of RHK have been requested to attend the session without fail. For more information, one may contact at 8787617840. DC Peren informs: Deputy commissioner Peren, Sentiwapang Aier has informed that the first meeting of the district task force (DTF) for Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) will be held on March 13, 10 a.m at DC office chamber, Peren. Following members constituted have been informed to attend the meeting without fail: Chief medical officer, district surveillance officer, superintendent of Police, 36th Assam Rifle commandant, district education officer, Peren College principal, chief veterinary officer, district programme associate DDMA, Zeliangrong Baudi Nagaland (ZBN) president and Kuki Inpi Nagaland (KIN) president. NNC CEC emergency meeting: NNC has convened an emergency meeting of the central executive council (CEC), NNC at the office of NNC Chedema, Peace Camp, Chedema on March 21, 10 a.m. Meeting will discuss on the coming 75th anniversary of NNC formation, as well as some important issues pertaining to the present situation. All are therefore, requested to attend the meeting with constructive agendas for discussion. Power department Kiphire informs: Power supply has been disrupted at Kiphire town Rest House Colony due to 250KVA, 11/0.4KV burnt out on March 11, 9 a.m. EE (Elect) Kiphire informed that Power department was putting all effort to restore power supply at the earliest possible time, and requested the consumers to bear with the inconvenience. ASAN general body meeting: Accounts Services Association of Nagaland (ASAN) has convened its general body meeting on March 14, 12 noon at Indian Red Cross Society building conference hall. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting. Decision taken by the members in the meeting would be final and binding and no further views or opinions would be entertained in the future. KDFA meeting: Kohima Dairy Farmers’ Association (KDFA) has convened its first annual general meeting on March 14, 12 noon at Nature Fresh Farm Jotsoma. All the members have been requested to attend the meeting along with membership fee of Rs. 200 and to bring agendas for discussion to develop dairy sector. DVC general meeting: Darogajan Village Council (DVC) has informed that Darogajan village will have its general meeting on March 14, 10 a.m at DVC council hall. All the concerned have been requested to attend positively. PVC annual council meeting: Phek Village Council (PVC) has convened village annual council meeting on March 19, 9 a.m at Phek village community hall. 3 compulsory members from each 5 khels including Phekmi Welfare Union Kohima, Dimapur, Phek Town and all frontal organizations viz, PCF, PSU, PVYO, PSA, PWA, PVMA, other functionary organizations etc have been invited. PVC further invite all other frontal organizations apart from above lists to be part of the meeting. All interested persons from Phek village are also invited to be part of the meeting, however apart from the invitees other members will have no voting right. Agenda/agendum will be only entertained 20 minutes before the commencement of the meeting. ANTA executive meeting: All Nagaland Taxi Association (ANTA) will hold its 3rd general executive meeting on March 14 at Hotel Metsuben, Mokokchung.
NAAC peer team visits Sao Chang College, Tuensang
NAAC team led by chairperson NAAC, professor Bishnu Charan Barik arriving at SCC Tuensang. (DIPR)
DIMAPUR: National AsAccording to DIPR gave a powerpoint presensessment and Accredita- report, the peer team was tation. tion Council (NAAC) peer warmly welcomed by the Peer team also interteam visited Sao Chang faculty of the college, acted with various departCollege (SCC), Tuensang students, alumni of Sao ments in the college, direcon March 11 for two days Chang College, advisory torate officials, representaled by chairperson, NAAC board, university represen- tives from students, parent peer team, prof. Bishnu tatives and NGOs and well teachers association and Charan Barik, member wishers from the district. faculty. They also visited coordinator NAAC peer While interacting with the establishment and ininformed all the concerned team, prof. Surajit Kumar the college principal, Dr. teracted with non-teaching business communities, gov- Ghosh and member, Fr. Dr. A Nshoga thanked the staff, followed by cultural ernment offices etc to stay Donatus Kujur SJ. NAAC peer team and also programme. aware of such imposters using good name of NSCN (K) to carry their extortion activities on daily basis. NSCN (K) has further DIMAPUR: Five-day training for elemen- heads at the elementary stage which aims warned all such imposters tary teachers under National Initiative for to train more than 800 teachers to train to refrain from anti-social School Heads and Teachers Holistic Ad- within Kiphire district. activities using the name of vancement (NISHTHA) 3rd phase was Nyembo Wallim SDO (C) Kiphire NSCN (K). To avoid any organised by the (DMA) Samagra Kiphire in her short speech stated that teachers misunderstanding in near at GHSS Kiphire on March 10. being the role model in the society have future, one may contact According to DIPR report, Sethricho to perform their duties sincerely. Parents at 9383393314 for further L. Sangtam in his keynote address stated as well the society expected a lot from the clarification against such that NISHTHA was a capacity build- teachers in shaping and moulding the life criminals. ing programme for teachers and school career of the students.
NSCN (K) cautions public of ‘anti-social elements’
DIMAPUR: NSCN (K) has informed all concerned and public in general to be aware of anti-social elements, using the name of NSNC (K) for extortion in and around Kohima. A press release from NSCN (K) through its MIP has alleged that one Avikho of Barabasti, presently 2nd i/c Kohima town command of NSCN (R) has been taking advantage of current situPWD Durga Puja committee: PWD Durga Puja committee celebrated Holi with Puja ation by using the NSCN (K) committee members along with PWD rental housing complex members at PWD name for extortion. In this regard, the NSCN (K) has rental housing complex, Dimapur on March 10. (PWD puja committee K Y M C
NISHTHA training in Kiphire
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WEATHER FORECAST March 12
(Temperature in ºC)
Max Min
Agartala Hazy sun and very warm
34 17
Hazy sunshine
28 12
Aizawl
Guwahati Hazy sun
31 16
Hazy sun
30 10
Imphal
Itanagar A morning shower or two
25 16
Shillong
Hazy sun
22 10
Kohima
Hazy sun
23 11
Dimapur Hazy sun
30 16
Mkg
Hazy sunshine
Tuensang Hazy sun and cooler Wokha
Not as warm with hazy sun
Zunheboto Hazy sunshine
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Jacob Zhimomi unveiling the plaque of WSSU office on March 11. (NP)
Staff Reporter DIMAPUR, MAR 11 (NPN): Wester n Sümi Students Union (WSSU) office reconstructed building was inaugurated on Wednesday, at Thahekhu village, Dimapur. The office was inaugurated by minister PHED, Jacob Zhimomi. While delivering his speech, the minister congratulated the union and encouraged them to stay alert and observe what the union has given for the
welfare of the community in particular and society in general. He also encouraged them to contribute themselves towards the Church. Jacob also reminded the union to maintain roster register and take census of all the students. Emphasising on employment, the minister asked the students not only to focus on government sector but also seek private sector as they were equally important. He also pointed out
Zeliangs celebrate Mleingyi Festival at Jalukie
Sumi cultural troupe performing at the inaugural programme on March 10. (DIPR)
DIMAPUR: Inaugural programme of Zeliang Naga Festival Mleingyi was celebrated with great enthusiasm at GHSS ground, Jalukie on March 10, with deputy commissioner Peren, Sentiwapang Aier as the special guest. According to DIPR report, DC Peren, Sentiwapang Aier in his short speech asserted that Jalukie was a cosmopolitan town where mixed groups of people from different tribes were existing. He encouraged the public attending
the festival to set exemplary life as well as live life in the right direction. He also urged the gathering to maintain peace and harmony and to love one another in order only to flourish in life. DC also said the festivals celebrated among the Naga tribes were mostly related to agricultural activities, be it pre-harvest or post-harvest festival. Likewise, Mleingyi festival also signifies sowing festival marking the beginning of new agricultural activities, DC Peren added. Moreover,
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the DC mentioned that festivals were celebrated to honour the traditional and customary practices and further spoke on the need to strengthen, preserve as well as utilize the rich culture and tradition with values which has been passed down from forefathers. Other highlights of the day long festival celebration programme included traditional fire-making, Mleingyi blessing, folk dance, traditional parade, leiso/liagum (folk song) and sporting events.
that employment has become one of the pertaining issue now, and in this competitive world one needed to commit oneself and attempt for the best. He also asked the students to be humble, sincere and to inculcate leadership quality. The programme was chaired by A Kughato Achumi, invocation prayer was offered by TVBC associated youth pastor Kivigho Chishi, presidential address was delivered by Kakiho A Awomi.
Training on census conducted at Kiphire DIMAPUR: Two-day training for district & charge census officers was conducted at DC’s conference hall Kiphire on March 11 and to culminate on March 12. According to DIPR report, training was attended by the DC & district census officer and all the administrative officers who are charge officers for their respective jurisdiction and additional charge officer from Pungro, Kiphire. Resource persons for the training were headed by the asst. director K. Rameshwar Singh, Viyovol Chaya (nodal officer kiphire), Chuyalo Kath (master trainer) and Vetacho Nyienu. Assistant director presented the introduction of the census 2021, national population register and overall glimpse of the census operation. Other topics included using of mobile app by the enumerator and supervisors, filling up of various formats, houselisting and housing census, functions, roles and responsibilities of the charge, areas to be covered in HLO, timeline, methodology and census management & monitoring system.
Mopungchuket community conduct cleanup at Etitzüba River
Volunteers at the cleanup project of the Etitzüba River.
DIMAPUR: Mopungchuket Baptist Church youth ministry in association with The Greensight Project undertook the task of keeping Mopungchuket village and its surrounding areas pollution free and plastic free on March 10. A press release from MBC youth ministry stated that, volunteers from youth ministry, MALT, SHGs, Mopungchuket Medemsanger Putu and Village Council, Mopungchuket Baptist Church, Mejensanger Lanur, Watsü and well-wishers participated
in the cleanup. A total number of 153 volunteers cleaned up Etitzüba, the only reserved river that does not share any boundary with other adjoining villages. The 4-kilometer river stretch was covered by 3 groups of volunteers who collected around 2.7 metric tons of wastes. It was observed that 60% of the wastes consisted of textile, 30% plastic pet bottles and the rest consisted of multi-layered packaging and other waste items.
The participants and the village community took an oath to keep the river system clean, pollution-free and to reserve the river in its purest form. The pristine river is rich with a variety of fish and aquatic animals as well as exotic plants that contribute to the diverse ecosystem of the river and attracts wild animals. River is also blessed with scenic beauty ideal for trekking trails and has around five waterfalls in its course. Etitzüba is a tributary of Milak River.
CS inaugurates biodiversity peace corridor at Choklangan DIMAPUR: State chief secretary Temjen Toy on Monday inaugurated the ‘biodiversity peace corridor and a new school building under Composite Education Model at Choklangan’. Addressing the gathering, Temjen Toy lauded the landowners and the village donating the area for biodiversity peace corridor. “When there are conflicts between tribes, villages and individual around forest, land and waters and because of which there are many pending cases, you have decided to give away your rich ancestral forest for biodiversity conservation, this is a strong message for our generation and this needs to be told everywhere to different tribes of Nagaland,” Toy stated. He also appreciated the community for coming forward in constructing a school building with sufficient classrooms in a conducive setting for children. He said others must also learn from the people
here about a communitycentric initiative for children can be achieved. Toy said he was also impressed to learn that the village, despite being located in one of the most interior part of the state, produced good and dedicated gover nment officers. He commented that Choklangan village was a very progressive village and it clearly showed how the village and the people were advancing. Further, Toy assured that the forest areas of Anya and Chingmongan will be notified under community conser ved areas and the government will assist in whatever capacity they can. Also addressing the school building inauguration, principal secretary School Education and SCERT, Menukhol John expressed joy that the community on their own had come forward to build a school for their children. “There cannot be more joy for the government and God Himself
Temjen Toy with other dignitaries after inaugurating the new school block.
will be pleased to see that the community loves and cares for His children,” he added. He assured government’s support for the welfare of the children and also assured to work with the community for development of the school
and support the community to improve the education system. Choklangan village council chairman, N.T. Sethem delivered the welcome address. Speeches were also delivered by the forest owners-- Tsongtsan rep-
resenting the forest owners of Chimongan and Chimong representing the forest owners of Anya. Earlier, Y. Nuklu Phom, team leader Lemsachemlok, who shared the concept to the community and spearheaded the campaign in Choklangan highlighted about the “Peace Corridor and the Roadmap”. Host of dignitaries including DGP John Longkumer, commissioner & secretary Horticulture, Y. Kikheto Sema, DC Tuensang, DIG Tuensang, SP Tuensang, DFOs from Tuensang and Longleng and other senior officials attended the programme. It may be mentioned that the vision to have a “Biodiversity Peace Corridor”, was deliberated with the community of Choklangan during a leadership seminar in April, 2019, after which the villagers willingly concurred to declare two forest areas: Anya and Chingmongan, covering thousands hectares ancestral and natural forest-- as a conserved area.
Preparation underway for spiritual and mission awakening crusade, jointly organized by Nagaland Missionary Movement, Baptist Pastor’s Fellowship Kiphire town and USBLA under the theme “Revive to proclaim” at public ground Kiphire from March 13 to 15. (USBLA)
Demonstration on personal protective gear as a safety measure in view of COVID-19 was conducted by 12 BN NDRF, Doimokh (Arunachal Pradesh) with representatives from administration, Police, Assam Rifles, Medical team and Airport Authority at Dimapur Airport on March 11. (DIPR) K Y M C
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COVID-19: Haats along IndiaB’desh border likely to be shut
A gartala / Shillong, March 11 (IANS): The ‘Border Haats’ (markets) along the IndiaBangladesh frontier are likely to be closed for some time as a precautionary measure against the spread of novel coronavirus, officials said on Wednesday. Currently, four such markets are operational in Meghalaya and Tripura to boost trade in the area and promote livelihood avenues of those living along the international borders in both India and Bangladesh. Tripura Health and Family Welfare Department Secretary Debashish Basu on Tuesday night issued a notification asking all District Magistrates/Collectors to close the “Border Haats” for the time being in consultation with the Bangladesh authorities. “As the central government has directed to avoid mass gathering as a precautionary measure against nCoV, we have asked district authorities to shut these border markets for the time being,” Basu told IANS. South Tripura District’s Additional District Magistrate Suresh Das, who is the Co-Chairman of the Srinagar (Tripura, India)Chhagalnaiya (Bangladesh) Border Haats management committee, said that the Bangladesh authorities have already decided to suspend the markets for the time being.
“In view of the Bangladesh government’s decision we have also sought the opinion of the state government in this regard. We are yet to get the notification of the Tripura Health and Family Welfare Department Secretary. However, we have already taken some precautionary measures in the ‘Border Haats’,” Das told IANS. Western Tripura’s Sepahajala District’s Additional District Magistrate Udayan Sinha, who is the Co-Chairman of the Kamnalasagar (Tripura, India )-Kasba (Bangladesh) Border Haats management committee said that they are not aware about any notification of Tripura Health Secretary. “The weekly border haat in Kamnalasagar-Kasba was held on Sunday as usual. If we got any government instructions we would definitely abide by that,” Sinha told IANS, adding that they have already taken certain preventative measures. Meghalaya’s Balat (Meghalaya, India)-Dolora (Bangladesh) Border Haats management committee member KM Syiem said that the border markets are as of now functioning as usual. “As the central government has already asked the state authorities to shun the public gathering as a precautionary measure, the Meghalaya government would definitely take appropriate steps,” Syiem said, adding
that no notification was yet issued regarding the haats. Meanwhile, Manipur and Mizoram governments have already prohibited the cross border movements of people and border trades along India’s border with Myanmar and Bangladesh alongside the two northeastern states to prevent the possible spread of coronavirus. The first “Border Haat” had started functioning in July 23, 2011 at Kalaichar (India)-Kurigram (Bangladesh) in the West Garo Hills of Meghalaya. Three other haats followed at Balat (Meghalaya, India)-Dolora (Bangladesh) in 2012, Srinagar (Tripura, India)Chhagalnaiya (Bangladesh) and Kamnalasagar (Tripura, India )-Kasba (Bangladesh) in 2015. Fo u r n o r t h e a s t e r n states of Tripura, Meghalaya, Mizoram and Assam share a 1,880 km border with Bangladesh, while Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh share 1,640-km of unfenced border with Myanmar. Some 16 to 20 items are available for trading at the haats. These include agricultural and horticultural products, spices, minor forest products (excluding timber), fresh fish (excluding Hilsa) and dry fish, dairy and poultry products, cottage industry commodities, handloom and handicraft products, and garments.
Delhi riots pre-planned: Manik Sarkar Agartala, Mar 11 (PTI): Alleging that the violence in Delhi was a “pre-planned conspiracy”, former Tripura chief minister Manik Sarkar started a drive to raise funds for those affected by the clashes. Urging people to help the riot survivors, Sarkar raised questions on the role of the administration to tackle the violence that killed at least 53 people. “Hooligans were hired from outside Delhi. They ransacked and vandalised many houses and shops. It was a pre- planned conspiracy induced by communal hatred,” said the veteran CPI(M) leader. “I urge everybody to come forward to help the riot survivors,” he added. Sarkar, who is currently the leader of opposition in the state, alleged that no serious steps were taken against those behind the violence. The fundraising drive, being conducted by CPI(M) activists, will continue over the next few days across the state, party leaders said. At least 200 people were injured, many hundreds displaced and businesses destroyed in the riots that began on February 24 and continued till February 26. Over 700 cases have been filed, and nearly 2,400 people have either been detained or arrested.
AIZAWL, MAR 11 (PTI): The Mizoram government has launched a massive drive to detect foreigners residing in the state, a senior official said on Wednesday. The state government, in the exercise that began in early February, is identifying unauthorised villages set up allegedly by immigrants from neighbouring Bangladesh, he said. The drive comes nearly a year after the state legislature passed the Mizoram Maintenance of Household Registers Bill, 2019, that seeks to identify foreigners residing in the state. The bill is pending with President Ram Nath Kovind for his assent. The drive is being carried out by the state home department and Local Administration Department (LAD), the official said. LAD secretary Rodney Ralte told PTI there are around 19 unauthorised villages in Lunglei, Champhai, Mamit and Serchhip districts allegedly established by Bangladeshi immigrants. The majority of the unauthorised villages are in south Mizoram’s Lunglei district, while three are in Champhai, two in Mamit and one in Serchhip, he said. Ralte said the unauthorised villages are mostly inhabited by people of
Chakma and Bru communities. Under the drive being conducted by the district deputy commissioners, officials are listing names of residents of the villages, verifying their identities and asking them whether they have permission to establish the settlements, the official said. “Strong appeal from civil society groups and student bodies has prompted the state government to carry out the foreigner detection drive. Genuine residents of Mizoram will be asked to return to their parent villages in the state and foreigners will be pushed back to their respective countries,” Ralte said. The official meanwhile claimed that the exercise is not akin to the National Register of Citizens (NRC). “No NRC exercise is being carried out anywhere in Mizoram. The state government is only identifying unauthorised villages and foreigners as per the existing law,” he said. Ralte said the state government has also issued a notification banning developmental activities in all the unauthorised settlements, and asked churches and non- governmental organisations not to take up any such work. LAD officials said
Coronavirus scare: B’deshi man sent back from Tripura
Jyotiraditya Scindia joining BJP will BJP lists Mnp titular king as party candidate for RS seat not impact Congress: Gaurav Gogoi
SHILLONG, MAR 11: Blood sampler of a patient from Meghalaya who was put on observation for suspected COVID-19 infection has tested negative, an official said on Wednesday. “We have received from the medical authorities of NEIGRIHMS that the suspected case of COVID-19 has been tested and found negative,” State’s Secretary for Health and Family Welfare Department, P Sampath Kumar said. Kumar said government received the report on Wednesday. The 38-year-old patient has been admitted to the isolation ward on Monday after the case was reported in the dermatology ward. The male patient was referred for a blood test by PK Bhattacharya. State Surveillance Officer of Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme (IDSP), Dr M.Marbaniang said the patient has a travel history to Delhi and all precautionary measures taken and sample has been sent to National Institute of Cholera and Enteric Diseases, Kolkata. East Khasi Hills deputy commissioner, Matsiewdor War Nongbri also confirmed that no cases of COVID-19 were detected in the district. Nongbri also urged the social media users to refrain from posting and sharing any rumour which creates panic and anxiety among the public.
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NEW DELHI, MAR 11 (AGENCIES): Lok Sabha MP from Assam Gaurav Gogoi on Wednesday said that Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia joining BJP will not have any impact in the party, reports Northeast Now news. He also criticized Scindia for quitting Congress at a time when he was needed
to fight “BJP’s communal politics.” Stating that Scindia got everything from the party, Gogoi said, “What did he not get in Congress! He earned respect, a ministerial position as well as he was a member of the Congress Working Committee.” Gogoi also criticized
the Bharatiya Janata Party for playing politics against peoples mandate. “People of Madhya Pradesh had rejected Shivraj Singh Chauhan g ove r n m e n t a n d o p t s Cong ress gover nment in place. And BJP now wants to destabilise the Congress government,” said Gogoi.
Enough stock for 3 months: Mizoram govt on rumours
Aizawl, Mar 11 (PTI): The Mizoram government on Wednesday said it has enough stock of essential commodities for at least three months, as residents of the state capital made a beeline in markets following rumours that the inter-state borders may be shut amid the coronavirus scare. The rumours on social media after Mizoram’s borders with Myanmar and Bangladesh were shut on Monday led to panic among the residents of the state. A trader told PTI that he has sold over hundred bags of rice and a substantial quantity of other essential grocery items in a day. Supply Minister K Lalrinliana has assured people that they have nothing to fear as the state has “sufficient” stock of essential commodities. The supply of rice, cooking gas, oil and other essentials is unlikely to be disrupted because Mizoram’s border with neighbouring states would not be sealed, he said. It will also be unaffected as Mizoram does K Y M C
not import foodgrains, gas and oil from Myanmar and Bangladesh, he said. Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department officials said the stock was sufficient to meet the requirement of the state for three months. The state government has prohibited hoarding and hiking prices of essential commodities. It has warned of a legal action
against violators under ‘The Prevention of Black Marketing and Maintenance of Supplies of Essential Commodities Act, 1980 and the Consumer Protection Act, 2019’, they said. A task force on the mitigation of coronavirus, headed by Chief Secretary Lalnunmawi Chuaungo, said there was enough stock of food items in the state.
Statement of condemnation to Mr. Z. Lohe’s remark
The family of Late Yangmaso Shaiza, former Chief Minister of Manipur was deeply hurt by the statement made by Mr. Z. Lohe former Speaker at the peace rally on Naga Political solution organized by Nagaland GB Federation on March 9th 2020, at Dimapur. Among other things Lohe’s reference to former Chief Minister of Manipur who alleged that, “Yangmaso Shaiza, Tangkhul, I will not give an inch of Manipur for Naga integration” was baseless and malicious, it has no historical basis. There is no such statement made by former CM in or outside the floor of the Manipur Assembly, there is neither official or unofficial records where Yangmaso Shaiza made such statement. The family has paid three precious lives in the past because of such unfounded statement. Our painful memories have been resuscitated by Lohe’s statement. We strongly condemn Mr. Lohe’s reckless, irresponsible and disrespectful statement with an agenda to divide the Nagas on the tribal line. The statement was defamatory in nature and slanderous in character. He must apologize to the family of Late Yangmaso Shaiza in particular and the Nagas in general for his hate speech. Mrs. Soso Shaiza, Daughter-in-law of late Yangmaso Shaiza DC-
Chuaungo said no case of coronavirus has been reported in the state till date. However, strict vigilance would be maintained along inter-state and international borders, he added. Mizoram had on Monday sealed its borders with Myanmar and Bangladesh, and banned the entry of foreigners to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus.
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Ram Madhav (national general secretary-organisation), Ajay Jamwal (general secretary-NE-in-charge) and state chief minister N Biren were among other leaders who attended the meeting. During the meeting, the name of titular king was focussed even though some members suggested re-nomination of the sitting MP K Bhabananda. Some other leaders of the state unit were also in the race. However, as division among the members surfaced, the meeting concluded without taking a decision, a source within the party said. The Rajya Sabha election in Manipur was scheduled for March 26 and the
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Singh who defected to BJP in the run up to the government formation. NPP and NPF have four MLAs each while others one each. Seven other Congress legislators are also supporting the party. They along with Shyamkumar are facing disqualification cases. The opposition Congress is also likely to send out its nominee in the election. Ningombam Bupenda Meitei who is currently a spokesperson of the party had applied for the candidature. However, the party is yet to declare its official nominee so far.
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IN THE COURT OF PRINCIPAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE KIPHIRE: NAGALAND
Dated Kiphire the 11th March 2020
OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Mr. T. Shemongthe, F/o Lt. S. Rose Mary of Ngoromi Village P.O/P.S Kiphire Dist. Kiphire has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts and security in respect of his daughter Late S. Rose Mary who expired on 26th Feb. 2020. Now, therefore, the public are hereby informed to file claims/objections if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of this notice in the press. (VICTO SEMA) NJS K-746 Principal District and Sessions Judge, Kiphire: Nagaland
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OBJECTION NOTICE Whereas Mrs. Tsapila, Sister of Late Mr. C. Jonathan Sangtam, resident of Longkhim Town has applied for issue of Succession Certificate to operate/draw/transfer/withdraw the debts & security in respect of her Late brother, who expired on 15/12/2019. Now therefore, the public are hereby asked to file claims/objection if any within 30 (thirty) days from the date of publish of this notice. DP-1863
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Theme: Jesus replied "They do not need to go away, you give them something to eat" Matthew 14:16 Purpose : To pray for peace and for all Naga Tribes. Date : 17th – 19th March 2020 Place : NCRC Prayer Centre, 7th Mile Chümoukedima, Dimapur Time : 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Speakers : Rev. Hukashe Zhimomi, NBCC President Rev. Dr. Neikeduozo Paphino, NCRC President A.G. Superintendent Tusaya Kath
last day to file nomination is on Friday. The biennial elections will be held to fill the lone seat from the state which will be vacant after the end of the sitting MP Kshetrimayum Bhabananda, the president of the Manipur Pradesh BJP. His termed is due to expire on April 9, 2020. BJP having won 20 seats in the last elections to the state Assembly held in 2017, is currently leading a coalition government with the supports of NPP, NPF, LJP, AITC and independent, besides a Congress legislator, Th Shyamkumar
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IMPHAL, Mar 11: Titular king of Manipur Leishemba Sanajaoba was on Wednesday named as nominee of the party for the lone Rajya Sabha seat from Manipur. The name of the titular king was included in the list of nominees of the party released at New Delhi on Wednesday evening. The list was cleared by the central election committee meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, a release of the party said. Even though the party listed his name among the party nominee for the upcoming RS elections, the titular king is yet to be a member of the party. He was listed amid the race for the party nominee among aspirant leaders of the state unit of the party. There was a division among party leaders over the selection of the nominee. On March 9, a meeting of the core committee of the party was held at Imphal. National party leaders like
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GUWAHATI, MAR 11 (AGENCIES): During coronavirus screening at Akhaura Integrated Check Point in Tripura, a Bangladeshi national with high body temperature was sent back as health official did not want to take any undue risks. The Bangladeshi national has been identified as a resident of Chittagong, reports Northeast Now news. Speaking to the media Tripura Family Welfare and Preventive Medicines Director Radha Debbarma informed that so far no coronavirus-related case has been reported in Tripura. Meanwhile, Tripura health department has issued an advisory urging the people to avoid or postpone mass gatherings till the coronavirus spread is contained. The department further asked the people to adopt required restrictions on mass gatherings for avoiding acute respiratory illness, influenza-like illness and also coronavirus.
Tuichawngchhuah, an illegal village in Lunglei district settled by Chakmas, has been vacated after the residents were served an eviction order in May last year. The residents have shifted to nearby Tuichawng village, they said. The officials said Belva, another illegal settlement in the same district, has also been deserted. Earlier this month, Chakma politicians and leaders, including BJP’s lone legislator in the state, Buddha Dhan Chakma and the party’s national council member Nirupam Chakma wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking his intervention to stop the drive, which they termed as “illegal NRC”. T h e y a l l e ge d t h a t the Mizoram government was specifically targeting the Chakmas through the drive. “The illegal survey has been conducted in at least 14 Chakma-inhabited villages of Lunglei district. No such survey is being conducted in any Mizo-inhabited village,” they said in the letter. The Buddhist Chakmas are a minority in Christian- dominated Mizoram and mainly concentrated in Lunglei and Lawngtlai districts located near the India-Bangladesh border.
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Whereas application was received from XUZHEVI, U/s 372 of Indian Succession Act, resident of Alaphumi Village for Succession of Service & Pension Benefits of Late Yehoshe Sema. Notice is hereby issued for filing objections to all who has interest in the said claim/s within thirty days from the date of publication to this notice. Sd/- (Mrs. Khesheli Chishi) District & Sessions Judge Zunheboto: Nagaland DC-1918 K Y M C
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‘13 of 22 rebel Cong MLAs don’t want to quit Cong’ NEW DELHI, MAR 11 (PTI): Thirteen of the 22 rebel MLAs in Madhya Pradesh have given an assurance that “they are not leaving the Congress”, senior party leader Digvijaya Singh said on Wednesday while expressing confidence that the Kamal Nath-led government in the state will win a floor test. “We are not keeping quiet. We are not sleeping,” Singh told PTI, a day after Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia quit the Congress and 22 MLAs submitted their resignations from the assembly in MP. As uncertainty grew over the future of the Congress government in the state, pushed to the brink of collapse, Singh said nobody anticipated that Scindia, a former Union minister and four-time Lok Sabha MP, would quit the party. “We did not anticipate that Scindia will quit the Congress... that was a mistake,” Singh said. He added Scindia was offered the post of MP deputy chief minister but wanted his nominee. However, Kamal Nath refused to accept a “chela”, he said. Scindia, Singh said, could have been a Congress nominee to RS but “only ModiShah” can give a Cabinet post to the “over-ambitious” leader. The senior leader also claimed that Scindia was roped in by the BJP after Shivraj Singh Chouhan failed to topple the Cong government in MP. He alleged that the MLAs were offered a huge amount of money.
Rahul Gandhi with Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Jyotiraditya Scindia (File PTI)
Jaipur where senior leaders are assigned to keep them together. After joining the BJP, Scindia hit out at the Congress, saying, “The Congress today is not the same as it was in its original avatar.” He also accused the Congress of denying the ground reality. “I had a dream when Cong ress formed the government in Madhya Pradesh in 2018. Eighteen months later, none of the promises have been met, including the ones relating to the farmers,” Scindia said. He also accused his former party of going back on its promises as well as indulging in corruption. “Today ‘transfer’ is an industry in Madhya Pradesh,” he alleged, hitting out at CM
Kamal Nath. It is believed that the BJP is likely to send him to the Rajya Sabha and accommodate him in the Union cabinet as well. Also, if the BJP forms the government in Madhya Pradesh, Scindia’s aides are likely to be inducted into the state cabinet taken under Shivraj Singh Chauhan. His resignation on Tuesday came after his meeting with PM Narendra Modi along with HM Amit Shah. Scindia was reportedly upset after being sidelined in the state and preempting that Kamal Nath and Digvijaya Singh may have prevailed over interim Congress president Sonia against sending him to the Upper House from Madhya Pradesh.
HC seeks Centre, Delhi govt stand on PIL to combat COVID-19
NEW DELHI, MAR 11 (PTI): The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the stand of the Centre and the Delhi government on a PIL seeking proper and adequate measures to combat coronavirus. A bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice C Hari Shankar issued notice to the Ministry of Health and the Delhi government seeking their replies by March 30 on the public interest litigation (PIL) filed by an advocate. The petition, by lawyer Triveni Potekar, seeks directions to the Centre and the AAP-led Delhi government to make available important and relevant information on access to and availability of medical facilities for testing and treatment for the coro-
navirus disease. According to the Union health ministry, there are 60 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the country. During the hearing, central government standing counsel Anil Soni, appearing for the ministry, told the bench that “state-of-the-art” medical facilities in the high court be put to use to check whether people coming here are infected as “prevention is better than cure”. Potekar, in her plea, said India is under grave potential risk of mass infection due to lack of sufficient screening, testing and isolation facilities and trained health workers. It has sought review and assessment of the facilities and infrastructure available in a scientific manner.
JAMMU, MAR 11 (PTI): The Jammu and Kashmir administration has ordered closure of all educational institutes across the union territory till March 31 as a precautionary measure amid the coronavirus scare. Cinema halls in all the 10 districts of Jammu division will also remain closed till March 31, officials said. While only one person has tested positive for the contagious coronavirus in the union territory, one man with high viral-load has been reported and his samples have been sent to the National Centre for Disease Control in New Delhi, they said. “All schools, colleges and universities of Jammu and Kashmir to suspend teaching and class work till March 31,” Director National Health Mission (NHM), Bhupinder Kumar, told reporters here. However, board and competitive examinations will be conducted as per schedule, he added. “COVID19 JammuAndKashmir Cinema Halls in all 10 districts of Jammu province to remain closed till March 31,” Principal Secretary, Information, Rohit Kansal tweeted.
Troubleshooter Shivakumar made K’taka Cong chief NEW DELHI/BENGALURU, MAR 11 (PTI): After remaining in virtual vacuum for nearly three months, Karnataka Congress finally got its leadership with the party high command on Wednesday appointing senior leader D K Shivakumar as the state unit chief. Former chief minister Siddaramaiah has been reappointed as the chief of the Congress Legislative Party and the Leader of Opposition in the Karnataka Assembly. Shivakumar, a former minister and known to be the Congress’ chief troubleshooter in crisis situations, replaces Dinesh Gundu Rao as the Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC) chief. A six-time MLA, Shivakumar had hosted Congress legislators from Gujarat here in 2017 to ensure the victory of AICC leader Ahmed Patel in Rajya Sabha elections. He was a key link in the Congress-JDS coalition and had made hectic attempts to prevent the collapse of the H D Kumaraswamy-led government last year after a section of the then ruling MLAs revolted. Siddara maia h and Dinesh Gundu Rao had quit their posts in December after the party’s dismal show, winning only two of
In this file photo, Oct 26, 2019, DK Shivakumar being welcomed by his supporters in Bengaluru. (PTI)
the 15 seats in the bypolls, yielding 12. In a first, the KPCC will now have three Working Presidents, with party on Wednesday also appointing Satish Jharkiholi and Saleem Ahammed to the post, along with Eashwar Khandre, who is currently holding the position. Speaking to reporters here after the announcement, Shivakumar said, keeping trust in him, party leaders and ‘karyakartas’ (workers) have got him the post through AICC President Sonia Gandhi. Noting that the high command always had trust in him since the time he was a student leader, he said, “whatever position I may attain...Working President (in
the past), President (now) I will be a karyakarta of the party, and I will be the voice of the karyakartas and work for the people of the state. “I’m a worshiper of the party and not any individual,” he said, in an apparent message to the state leaders, as he wished to work as KPCC President taking all party leaders together. Though his name was decided by the high command much before, it was
NEW DELHI, MAR 11 (PTI): The Enforcement Directorate has booked suspended AAP councillor Tahir Hussain, Islamist group PFI and some others on the charges of money laundering and alleged funding of last month’s communal riots in northeast Delhi, officials said on Wednesday. They said the central probe agency has filed a criminal case against Hussain, facing charges of killing an Intelligence Bureau official during the riots, under the PMLA. Similar charges have been pressed against the Popular Front of India (PFI), which is already facing a separate PMLA probe for allegedly fuelling protests against the CAA in various
parts of the country. There was no immediate comment from PFI. The ED is expected to seek Hussain’s custody to question him in the case. He is in the custody of Delhi Police at present. The officials said the federal agency has taken cognisance of a clutch of FIRs filed by Delhi Police’s Crime Branch to probe the alleged money laundering and routing of illegal funds by Hussain, PFI and others to purportedly sponsor the communal riots which claimed 53 lives and injured over 200. Hussain, an AAP corporator for ward number 59 under the Mustafabad assembly seat in Delhi, was booked by the police in the murder case of IB staffer
a long wait for Vokkaliga strong man. Party sources said there was opposition within. There were reports that Siddarmaiah was lobbying in favour of one of his confidants for the top job. Siddaramaiah is said to be the man behind the idea of three Working Presidents seen as a move to weaken Shivakumar’s hold on the party. The former chief minister also managed to keep both the CLP and LOP post with him, despite calls for it to seperated. Several other leaders are also said to have opposed Shivakumar’s name, citing his recent arrest by the Enforcement Directorate in a money laundering case. However, Shivakumar’s loyalty, roles that he has played in the party’s interest during troubled times, worked in his favour, a Congress leader said. His appointment will help in consolidating the party in southern parts of the state, where Vokkaligas are in large number, the leader added.
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t a time when BJP has been forced on the back foot over the failing economy, the anti-CAA protests nationwide and the Delhi riots etc.; by destiny or default, it has been rescued from the brink by its sworn enemy- the Congress. In a shocker that was not entirely unexpected, as the writing on the wall has always been evident, veteran and youthful Congress leader Jyotiraditya Scindia has decamped with scores MLAs loyal to him on Holi to the BJP. Scindia’s defection has infused a huge booster to the BJP while reducing the Congress government in Madhya Pradesh led by his sworn rival Kamal Nath to minority. Scindia has been fighting against the canny and wily duo of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath and Digvijaya Singh, the latter seen as acting as “Super Chief Minister”. Both Nath and Digvijay have been united in their scheme to isolate and decimate the Scindia scion. The ongoing crisis, has been triggered by the ensuing Rajya Sabha polls in which three MPs are to be elected from the state. Scindia was denied from becoming PCC chief but the last straw came when he was tripped from getting nomination to the Rajya Sabha when Priyanka’s name surfaced. The defection of Scindia may not be the end of Congress’ woes unless it takes a course correction. Like Scindia, who was one among the promising future leaders in the Congress, several others like Sachin Pilot in Rajasthan, Milind Deora in Maharashtra, Jitin Prasada in UP and Deepender Hooda in Haryana, all in their 40s feel isolated and are now struggling for recovery. The mishandling of Scindia by the Congress is the consequence of being leaderless and rudderless. It has not learnt any lessons after two successive humiliations in 2014 then 2019. Prospects of a split, revolt, mutiny or disquiet are real and not without reason. The electorate has resoundingly rejected the ‘charismatic’ Nehru-Gandhi dynasty and the ‘Idea of India’ the Congress claims to represent. People, especially young India, don’t see much hope in the Congress’ “idea of India” other than seeing it as a grand old party trapped in its past glory. Modi may be the ruthlessly divisive megalomaniac that his opponents allege him to be, but in politics he has proved that he delivers. Modidoesn’t have to do much since the Congress house is collapsing due to the sins of omission and commission of the Gandhis and the family courtiers who ensconced themselves to the Gandhi coat tails as ‘the high command.’ Scindia’s rebellion is a huge psychological setback for the Congress, but it does not mean that the party will vanish because of that. The battle on the ideological field is crucial since a certain perception of the Congress being an anti-Hindu party has been created. If a party loses the confidence of the majority community, they cannot do any good for minority communities. This understanding was grafted by the AAP during the recent Delhi elections and it paid a huge dividend. India needs a viable national alternative to fight against the BJP’s overreach on India’s freedoms: of speech, associationand religious practice and this is the challenging role where the Congress has been placed. Congress cannot go far with an ailing and apolitical Sonia or a clueless and a politically reluctant and inarticulate Rahul. Sonia and her old guards versus Rahul and his impatient young Turks cannot thrive together as Scindia has shown and this dichotomy has caused too much damage. If desperation has led to thinking that Priyanka is the answer today, then it will be mistaking the wood for the trees.
DailyDevotion Obedience to the “Heavenly Vision”
I was not disobedient to the heavenly vision. —Acts 26:19 If we lose “the heavenly vision” God has given us, we alone are responsible— not God. We lose the vision because of our own lack of spiritual growth. If we do not apply our beliefs about God to the issues of everyday life, the vision God has given us will never be fulfilled. The only way to be obedient to “the heavenly vision” is to give our utmost for His highest— our best for His glory. This can be accomplished only when we make a determination to continually remember God’s vision. But the acid test is obedience to the vision in the details of our everyday life— sixty seconds out of every minute, and sixty minutes out of every hour, not just during times of personal prayer or public meetings. “Though it tarries, wait for it…” (Habakkuk 2:3). We cannot bring the vision to fulfillment through our own efforts, but must live under its inspiration until it fulfills itself. We try to be so practical that we forget the vision. At the very beginning we saw the vision but did not wait for it. We rushed off to do our practical work, and once the vision was fulfilled we could no longer even see it. Waiting for a vision that “tarries” is the true test of our faithfulness to God. It is at the risk of our own soul’s welfare that we get caught up in practical busywork, only to miss the fulfillment of the vision. Watch for the storms of God. The only way God plants His saints is through the whirlwind of His storms. Will you be proven to be an empty pod with no seed inside? That will depend on whether or not you are actually living in the light of the vision you have seen. Let God send you out through His storm, and don’t go until He does. If you select your own spot to be planted, you will prove yourself to be an unproductive, empty pod. However, if you allow God to plant you, you will “bear much fruit” (John 15:8). It is essential that we live and “walk in the light” of God’s vision for us (1 John 1:7).
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Post-mortem
The burning political On delimitation being choked in Nagaland issue in Nagaland today R T he burning political contentions current in the hearts of many a Naga in Nagaland today is found in the agenda of Cultural Pan Naga Hoho pending settlement between the Government of India and National Socialist Council known as Nagalim. The NSCN [IM] is trying very hard to push the Agenda through for a final Settlement. What kind of a Naga would ever object to a common mutual cultural Body called Pan Naga Hoho for all the Naga living in various States of the Northeast? It is a desirable to have such a common body of all Nagas in every sundry places. And the Naga does not need permission from anybody to form a common Pan Naga cultural Body. Nagas in foreign countries already has such a Naga Organization. Then why do the IM wants permission from GoI? The Fox in Sheepskin or a Tojan Horse is in the innocent Agenda is that the Pan Naga Hoho has a political Rider also of far reaching political consequences for the NSCN [IM] and the Naga of Nagaland. It also would affect other States of the Northeast too wherever there is pocket of Naga population. Actually the PNH is poorly camouflaged ploy anyone can see through as the design of the IM continue its stay in the rich green pastures of Nagaland under the unsuspecting folly of the Government of India. In the eye of the people of Nagaland, the GoI is soft more than is correct to the IM. With their incomparable fire-power, vis-à-vis that of the IM, the GoI could correctly be harder, magnanimous but just in and during the TALK! The Pan Naga Hoho’s poorly camouflaged political rider is: FIRSTLY: I. The Pan Naga Hoho as a STATUTORY Body. The IM desire appear trying to ink the Agreement with the political Rider in the Statutory Pan Naga Hoho so that what with their Socialist Barrel could not attain a
union with Nagaland State they are attempting to succeed now with the Pencil through STATUTORY PAN NAGA HOHO, WIH ADVISORY ROLE for the IM ON EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE STATE OF NAGALAND. They will leave no stone unturned to remain in the State of Nagaland but the great majority of the Nagas of Nagaland, resent their political hubris, except for those cowards and the self-seeking yes-man. After 40 yrs of interfering the governance of the State of Nagaland, the Nagas of Nagaland are fed-up with the IM’s political, governmental, personal arrogances and theats of violence in the State. The IM is seeking a legal point to stay in Nagaland for their interest than for the interest of the Pan Naga. And now that the GoI Interlocutor has at last CLEARLY declared in the News Paper [quoted]: “we will not talk with the Gun” and the IM Supremo Thuingaleng Muivah himself had publicly in his Consultative Public Meeting at Agri-Expo Ground at Dimapur said [quoted]: “Sovereignty and Integration is not in the Talk”. Now, he is trying his last ditch attempt to remain in Nagaland. He may stay in Nagaland a peaceful Citizen but not with the political power or as the leader of a Socialist Government of Nagaland. If the Cultural Pan Naga Hoho is allowed STATUTORY position, it will have POWERS to make favourable RULES and REGULATIONS of for the Organization; and if the Body has Rules and Regulations, the Rules and Regulations will have to empower obedient EXECUTIVES of the Hoho. IN MATTERS OF CULTURE: the Clan, the Thinuo[Khel], the Village and the Tribe singly or jointly is SUPREME, not the Political Party in the State. In all probability, if the past is any precursor of the future, the
Head of the Statutory Pan Naga Hoho Body will be the Yariwo: and already Nagaland is rife with rumour that Muivah would be the Yariwo of the Hoho with POWERS of Appointment and Dismissal of the Members. The IM socialist Motto is: ONE FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE. Nagaland had seen and experienced enough of the violent, arrogant and dictatorial quality of IM democratic governance! II. SECONDLY: PAN NAGA HOHO [PNH] WITH NSCN[IM] IN ADVISORY ROLE ON EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF NAGALAND. Nagaland is the oldest of the 7 States of the Northeast India with ‘peculiar’, ‘especial’ constitutional protection of Article 371-A on customary Social Practices not available to other States of India. On matters of religious or social Practices, land and its resources; notwithstanding any thing passed in the Parliament, nothing shall have any affect on the Naga unless it is so passed in the State Assembly. In governmental activities of a STATE, nothing is more important than EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT. The State of Nagaland has a Chief Minister and specific Cabinet Ministers each in charge of Education and Development Departments with well established Institutions of qualified and trained Bureaucrats for the last 57 years of Statehood. The State needs no other extra-constitutional Body of Pan Naga Hoho to Advice the State above the decisions of the august State Legislative Assembly. An extraneous Hoho would only dissect, bisect or overpass Article 371-A to complicate Nagaland. It would be better to ban the Pan Naga Hoho with its Rider Statutory, Advisory Role of the IM than disturbed Article 371-A of Nagaland. Surpriseingly, the WC has not veto-ed such an ill adviced Agenda to Nagaland! Thepfulhouvi Solo
eading the article “Delimitation Exercise, a must in Nagaland” by Mr. Jonas Yanthan (The Morung Express - Public Discourse and Eastern Mirror - Readers’ Mirror: Views & Reviews, both dated 10th March 2020), which made for very interesting reading, besides the insights provided, made me also realize what a hypocritical and selfish society we live in today. The delimitation exercise, which is many decades overdue is kept hanging in the balance because of vested interests. It is truly sickening that some people are campaigning for this exercise to be kept in cold storage, with the excuse ofpending political situation and 2001 census, the latter of which has no more relevance today. Nagas have lived with this pending political settlement for too long. Are we now sure that everything will be resolved, signed and handed over on a golden platter in the next few weeks or months by the GoI?And after the final settlement, if any political group is left out, there will be no fresh problems? As mentioned by Jonas Yanthan, the delimitation exercises were carried out during very troubled times. Life today is very peaceful, except for extortion, syndicates, robbery, etc. by criminals, most of which the State Government is blissfully unaware of (read as “lacking the spine to deal with”). The common man has been left to fend for himself. It is a pity that we have to stoop so low as to voice out the will of a few vested interests in holding the delimitation exercise to ransom.It is indeed a travesty of justice for those groups of people of the state who are consistently marginalized. Big questions discussed every day and everywhere, by all common people is, why are
we just not growing? Where is development? Unfortunately, avarice and selfishness fog ourvision. The state government’s budget has gone badly haywire for the past few decades because of the excessive loot of development funds. Besides the massive corruption and inefficiency of the bloated government machinery, atinyparochialgroup will just not allow certain regionsto grow and thrive. It is time the larger constituencies take on these vested interests so that there is equitable distribution of LAD funds,for starters. To put the LADF of Rs. 1 crore per constituencyinto perspective - for each person in a constituency with 65,643 voters, there is a development grant of Rs. 152.34p and for her/his counterpartin a smaller constituency of 7129 voters it is Rs. 1402.72p. This is a 920.78% jump in development grants. This disparity is there for all to see. The patience of the common manis being stretched to the limit. It is like a massive spring being coiled. When released, and symptoms are for very soon, the backlash will have far reaching consequences. But those advocating halt to delimitation have enough stashed to continue living in opulence, so may not be affected, except for their temporary positions. But the actions of these few selfish individuals will leave society totally devastated. Hope better sense prevails and the long-pending delimitation exercise is allowed to reach its logical conclusion. When settlement eventually comes, the exercise can be carried out again if the number of our constituencies is increased. God Bless the Deprived Sections of our frail society. Prof. G.T. Thong, Kohima
The Naga national movement: Beginning and conclusion
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he early Naga moveThe exciting slogan of ment by any Naga group/ pleaded not to treat the ment in Manipur: Jadonang was –“Makam- tribe in Manipur. Although Nagas as part of the Indian Among the Naga mei rui Gwang Tupuni” it did not have much influ- Administration. They unethnic groups in Manipur, (meaning Makam People ence on the other Naga derscored their identity as it was the Zeliangrong Na- will be the rulers) which tribes certainly it served distinct from the plainsmen gas who took the initiative inspired the masses. Gradu- as a wake-up call for unity among whom their staple to revolt against the Brit- ally Makam people began among the Naga ethnic diets of beef and pork are ish rule in Manipur. This to accept the idea of an group as Kukis and Brit- taboo, and their apprehenmovement can be consid- independent state. They ish begun to be ‘common sion that they would lose ered as the early political refused to cooperate with enemy’ of all the Nagas their land if placed under movement of the Nagas. It the Government. They de- at that period of time. It Indian administration. Latwas led by the charismatic nied to pay house tax to became the germinating er on, the Naga cause was leaders, Haipou Jadonang the British and did not seed of later Naga freedom taken up by Naga National Council (NNC). and his cousin sister Rani participate in any executive movement. It was this later moveGaidinliu. Jadonang, who works. Jadonang started a The later Naga freedeclared himself as the political movement under dom movement: The early ment started by NNC under ‘messiah king” was born his trend of religious and Naga movement was most- the dynamic and farsighted in the year 1905 at Kam- social activities against the ly confined to Zelianrong Naga leader Angami Zapu biron (Puilon) village in British Rule in Manipur, Nagas roughly covering Phizo that gave birth to a Tamenglong district of particularly in the hills re- part of Nagaland, Manipur nationwide freedom moveManipur. gion of Tamenglong. A and Assam. But the later ment of the Nagas. After The founder of Heraka regular massive training movement of the Naga Indian Independence, A.Z. religion (Haraka, Pure), en- was given by him to the became more intensive Phizo told the Nagas to be visaged for an independent youths of Army (Riphen). and extensive in its objec- cautious because the White Naga Kingdom especially By 1930, it was said that tive and coverage. Thanks government (referring to for the Zeliangrong com- all the Zeliangrong villages to the British for sending the British) had gone and munity. He was hanged were asked not to cooper- thousands of Nagas to now the Black government by the British in 1931 and ate with the unjust laws France as Labour Corps (referring to Indians) has Rani Gaidinliu succeeded and taxation imposed by during the First World come. Since, the common him. At the age of 13, the British. When all the War. It is said that Mr. Naga people find difficult she joined the Heraka re- plans of overthrowing the Raichumho, an educated to understand the meaning ligious movement. It is British Raj were about to Tangkhul Naga from Ma- of Independence, Phizo interesting to note that this put into action, Jadonang nipur was the leader for made them understand it religious movement later was arrested and martyred the Naga group. He was in a very simple way. He turned out to be a politi- on 29th August 1931 at among the first students told the Nagas that “their cal movement seeking to Imphal. Rani Gaidinliu, the of William Pettigrew who land will be taxed; soil, drive out the British from successor of Jadonang, took came to Manipur as Chris- sand, and salt will be taxed. Manipur and the surround- active part in giving train- tian Missionary and started Even cows and pigs will be ing Naga areas. Jadonang ing to the young girls. She English Medium School counted and taxed. No one and Gaidinliu led a mes- organised armed soldiers at Ukhrul in 1896. While will be allowed to eat beef sianic rebellion against the and fought against the Brit- in France, the Nagas were and pork. Cow slaughter British. The Zeliangrong ish. In October, she built kept together as one group will be banned.” Phizo was Nagas saw the imposition a fort in Pulomi village for from where they discov- able to convince his people of British rule on them not about 4000 armed followers ered their uniqueness and that India will completely only as a political vendetta to fight against the British. distinct trait from other separate them from their but also as a threat to their However she was arrested people. After returning closely knitted land and its economy. They also saw and imprisoned. She was re- from French, with the help resources. They will lose all the intrusion of Kukis into leased after India got Inde- of some British officers, freedoms. Even their food their territory as threat to pendence and died in 1993. the Nagas founded Naga culture will be controlled. their land and survival. Ac- The movement founded by Club in 1918. They worked As India and Naga leaders cording to Stephen Fuchs, Jadonang and Rani Gaidin- towards Naga unity and failed to solve the problem at this time of troubles and liu had inspired many other friendship among the vari- through peaceful dialogue, dissatisfaction, Jadonang ethnic movements in North ous Naga tribes. It was the Naga nationalists were appeared on the scene as East India. this Club that submitted forced to up arms by the a messiah or a saviour of The messianic move- the first memorandum to early part of 1950s to purthe Kaccha Nagas (as they ment started by Haipou Ja- the Simon Commission of sue their dream of freedom. were called by the British donang and Rani Gaidinliu the British government for The rebellion of the Naga at that time then). was the first people’s move- free Naga in 1929. They tribes in 1956 necessitated Reader’s note: Articles or letters published in any of the columns do not reflect the view of this
a progressive build-up of forces in the north-east and by end of the 1950s a division was tied down in guerrilla fighting in the Naga Hills. As the demands of the Naga campaigns increased, more battalion of the Indian Army were siphoned across Punjab to the north-east. New units were formed to sustain the Punjab force’s strength, and consequently the Army began to grow again. Assam Rifles, the erstwhile British trader’s bodyguards, was turned into semi-army force to deal with Naga militants. Hence, militarisation spread to all Naga inhabited areas and gradually entire North East. The rest is history. We must understand that no movement in the world starts all at once like ‘Big Bang’. There is a time of birthing and development to maturity. It’s not like a race competition where all players run together at the same line,
same timing at the sound of whistle or pistol. Naga’s way of condemning of each other by saying that ‘I came first, You came later; or my tribe started the movement first, your tribe came later; or my organization was first..etc. etc.’ doesn’t bring anything good to our movement. Let’s respect the present leaders and save our movement. India should also know that despite disunity among the Nagas, their unique history and right to self-determination remains intact. How will the Nagas of present generation bring the concept of ‘Naga Nationhood’ to its conclusion? Will it be inclusive, honourable and acceptable to all or will it be a region specific, piecemeal and half-baked solution? We have a bright beginning. Can we have a bright conclusion? Only time will tell us!! Z.K. Pahrü Pou, Mission Compound, Pfutsero
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At times of epidemics like the COVID-19, it is important to not let fear take precedence over our mind and its peace. Our minds have the ability to destruct and at the same time, enhance our well being. Many people today have a fear of going out because of the virus scare. I also feel like the hype is overstated through social media apps and many people buy the fake news spread on these platforms. Our phones are flooded with misinformation from offering unverified home remedies to tackle the virus, to fake advisories. Fear arises out of even the tiniest of speculations or thoughts and slowly takes hold over us. Under its influence, illusions are created and one fails to understand the logic. False claims flourish regarding prevention and treatment of COVID-19 infections, and seem to spread nearly as fast as the disease itself. Asung Kichu, Kohima newspaper nor that of the Editor in any manner.
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India bans entry of cruise ships with travel history to coronavirus-hit nations
NEW DELHI/ BENGALURU, MAR 11 (PTI): India on Wednesday prohibited entry of any international cruise ship, crew or passenger with a travel history to coronavirus-hit countries post February 1, 2020 to its major ports till March 31. To prevent the spread of the deadly virus, the Ministry of Shipping said it will allow only such international cruise ships which had intimated their call to ports by January 1, 2020. “Only those international cruise ships which had planned and intimated their call to an Indian Port not later than 1st January, 2020 will be allowed to call on such port. “Any inter national cruise ship or any member of its crew or any passenger therein having a travel history of visiting any of the Covid-19 affected countries... since 1st Feb, 2020; will not be permitted to en-
ter any Indian port till 31st March, 2020,� the Ministry of Shipping said. The government said international cruise ships will be allowed only at ports having thermal screening facilities for passengers and crew members. If any passenger/crew member shows symptoms of coronavirus, disembarking will not be permitted, it added. Announcing standard operating procedures (SOPs) for all international cruise ships which had intimated their call to major domestic ports in advance, the government said the shipping agent/master of vessel will have to submit all documents related to crew and passengers regarding their travel to/from Covid19 affected countries. “All passengers and crew members will have to fill the Self Reporting Form as prescribed by Ministry of Health and Family Wel-
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fare and submitted to Port Health Officer. PHO will carry out thermal screening of all the passengers and crew members on board ship. Until clearance by PHO, passengers will not be allowed ashore,� the govern-
ment said. No sick passengers/ crew will be allowed to board the ship by shipping agent/master of vessel, it added. “If any passengers/ crew show symptoms of the disease, disembarking of
such passengers/crew will not be permitted. The passenger will be quarantined on the ship. “Samples of the patient will be collected and sent to designated hospital/lab for testing. If sample is tested
positive, the passenger will be taken to the isolation facility attached to the Port and the ship will be asked to move out,� the government said. If the sample is negative, the passengers and crew will be allowed to disembark. A declaration to follow this procedure will be taken from all ships before they are allowed to enter the port, it added. Further, it stressed that cruise ships need to take special measures to prevent coronavirus-affected patients to board the ships in the first place. This includes automatically denying boarding to cruise guests who have travelled through China, Hong Kong, Iran, South Korea and Italy and other affected countries in the past 14 days. It also stressed on mandatory screenings of persons with influenza-like illnesses at boarding port
terminals and said all guests onboard have to fill out selfdeclaration health forms. It also underlined the need for regular sanitisation of ships. India has 12 major ports -- Deendayal (erstwhile Kandla), Mumbai, JNPT, Marmugao, New Mangalore, Cochin, Chennai, Kamarajar (earlier Ennore), V O Chidambarnar, Visakhapatnam, Paradip and Kolkata (including Haldia). The government last
month had directed all 12 major ports to immediately put in place screening, detection and quarantine system for disembarking seafarers and cruise passengers as a preventive measure against the coronavirus outbreak. The Ministry of Shipping had issued necessary directions to the 12 major ports to “place a screening, detection and quarantine system immediately for disembarking Seafarers or Cruise Passengers�.
Elderly man suspected to be infected with coronavirus dies in Karnataka A 76-year-old man suspected to be infected with coronavirus died in Karnataka’s Kalaburagi, District Health and Family Welfare department said on Wednesday. An official note of the department in the district headquarters town identified him as Mohammed
Hussain Siddiqui, who died in a government hospital on Tuesday. “His swab samples have been sent for a lab in Bengaluru. The report is awaited,� Department officials said. Siddiqui had recently returned from Saudi Arabia, where he had gone on a pilgrimage, they said.
ITBP DG to head BSF temporarily; Fresh plea in HC alleges hate speech by Sonia, Khurshid & BJP leaders V K Johri to take over as MP DGP General of Police. In the same order, the Madhya Pradesh government has shifted incumbent DGP V K Singh to the Sports and Youth Welfare Department as its director. Director General Cyber Cell Rajendra Kumar, a 1985-batch officer, has been asked to officiate as the Director General of Police till V K Johri takes over. Johri is expected to reach state capital Bhopal on Thursday and subsequently take over his new assignment in few days. The Appointments
Committee of the Cabinet (ACC), headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, had issued an order on Wednesday approving the proposal of the home ministry for repatriation of V K Johri to his parent cadre with an immediate effect. Deswal, a 1984-batch Haryana cadre IPS officer, has earlier headed the Sashastra Seema Bal as its Director General apart from handling the additional charge of Director General Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and National Security Guard (NSG).
Sonia Gandhi, Salman Khurshid, Anurag Thakur and Kapil Mishra.
properties of people allegedly involved in making hate speeches and suggested selling them off to compensate victims of the communal violence in the national capital. It said the alleged hate speeches by political figures were not only defamatory
but also provocative in nature and led to recent riots. The plea has sought booking of these leaders under the National Security Act for allegedly continuously posting hate speeches and disturbing the country’s integrity as their speeches led
to destruction of properties in different areas of northeast Delhi. The plea claimed that no action has been taken against the politicians who allegedly delivered hate speeches, even though “impact of these hate and provocative speeches have been
seen in North East, East Delhi and Shahdara district of Delhi where instances of multiple riots and mob attacks has caused deaths, loss of properties and severe injuries in many cases�. “Delhi Police did not exercise due diligence against the political persons when hate speeches were delivered by them on public platform. The Police did not take action against the political persons on time so as to control them from making any further hate speeches and provoke the public which has lead to such a big massacre,� the petition alleged.
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NEW DELHI, MAR 11 (PTI): Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) Director General S S Deswal has been appointed the temporary head of the Border Security Force (BSF) as its serving chief V K Johri was repatriated to take over as the Madhya Pradesh Director General of Police, an order issued by the Union Home Ministry has said. Deswal is expected to take charge of the Border Security Force on Wednesday evening. The order issued on Tuesday said Deswal will handle this charge “till the appointment and joining of the successor or until further orders, whichever is earlier�. The Kamal Nath-led Congress government in Madhya Pradesh had issued an order appointing Johri, a 1984-batch IPS officer, the new Director
NEW DELHI, MAR 11 (PTI): A fresh plea was filed in the Delhi High Court on Wednesday alleging that hate speeches were made by Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi, Salman Khurshid and BJP’s Anurag Thakur and Kapil Mishra. The plea has sought registration of cases against those allegedly making hate speeches and setting up of a special investigation team (SIT) to assess property damage in last month’s riots in northeast Delhi. The petition, filed by Deepak Madan, has also sought the attachment of
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NEW DELHI, MAR 11 (PTI): Gold on Wednesday traded down by Rs 516 to Rs 44,517 per 10 gram in the national capital amid appreciation in the value of the rupee. The precious metal had on Monday closed at Rs 45,033 per 10 gram, according to HDFC Securities. On the contrary, silver prices rose by Rs 146 to Rs 47,234 per kg as compared with the previous close of Rs 47,088 per kg. “Spot gold of 24 karat gold in Delhi were trading down by Rs 516,” HDFC Securities Senior Analyst (Commodities) Tapan Patel said. The rupee on Wednesday was trading around 36 paise stronger against dollar during the day, he said. In the international market, gold was trading at USD 1,661 per ounce and silver at USD 17.03 per ounce.
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the last election. Referring to NDPP’s statement that tribal equity and dynamics of district representation were crucial factors that required widespread consultations, the party said, if it was so, then what was the ruling party waiting for in reacting to the delimitation process, adding it could have made meaningful if an all-party meeting was convened to discuss the matter. In the light of the above, JDU suggested that instead of getting worked up with the announcement of delimitation process, an urgent all-party meeting should be convened to ponder on the frustrating delay of the ongoing peace talks. An all-party delegation must go to Delhi and organise democratic agitation, besides meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to serve an ultimatum on the issue, it proposed. This was stated in a press communiqué.
had literally stopped giving loans to local entrepreneurs and business houses, which had a huge impact on the overall development of the State’s economy, the statement added. Urging the State government to take up effective measures and implement SARFAESI Act in Nagaland at the earliest, CNCCI appealed to chief minister Neiphiu Rio to peruse the matter and bring it into logical conclusion at the earliest. It categorically reminded the government that the latter had nothing to lose. Rather it would mitigate the educated unemployment scenario in the State and help in empowering and creating thousands of new generation of Naga entrepreneurs with potential to capitulate the state economy into a vibrant economy, the trade body reasoned.
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DIMAPUR, MAR 11 (NPN): Janata Dal United (JD-U) Nagaland has welcomed the recent announcement and formation of Delimitation Commission for Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Nagaland and Jammu & Kashmir and termed it as very much justified. As rest of the country had already completed the process of delimitation in 2008 as per the recommendation of the Delimitation Commission, 2002, the party said the matter had been long pending for these States, adding nothing could be indefinite and had to be given a logical conclusion. Questioning the reaction of NDPP on the ground that Nagaland was exempted from the purview of Delimitation Commission of 2002 because of ongoing political talks, JDU wanted to know that if it was so, was there any special notification by Government of India (GoI) in this regard?. Further, JDU said if
NDPP was so concerned about the ongoing political talks then why it did not organise a rally or dharna in Delhi demanding expediting of the peace process, instead of using the Naga political problem as a bait to fulfil its vested political interest by making it a prominent article in its election manifesto and then abandoning it after coming to power? JDU further asked NDPP that if it was so concerned about the ongoing political talks, then why it did not step down as a solemn sacrifice for the “frustrating delay” in the ongoing talks?. Moreover, what was the guarantee that the ruling party would step down after the peace talks were concluded when it was not able to exhibit any practical action to walk the talk while in power? it asked. According to JDU, the Nagas were keenly watching the commitment of the government and its actions towards the fulfilment of its assurances made during
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(From p-1) of transparency when thousands of vacancies in the government sector had been filled up without proper interview and norms. And this clearly indicated insincerity of the government towards the educated unemployed youth by depriving them of their rights, it added. The party further termed Rio’s utterances during the second year celebrations as unbelievable as his government could not bring any new scheme and project during the past two years despite having close relations with the Central government by virtue of its coalition partner being BJP. “What more do the people of Nagaland expect for the remaining years with the present government when the working relations between the ruling coalition partners in the State is getting sour by the day,” it added.
by local indigenous Nagas and, in the event of a loan default, the same could be auctioned by the banks to local indigenous Nagas alone and not to outsiders. The trade body pointed out that non-implementation of SARFAESI Act had become a hindrance for developing the State’s economy as there was no other way to mobilise capital without the banking institution playing its role. “CNCCI is strongly convinced that keeping in abeyance the Act in Nagaland will deter banking and other financial institutions to give out loans for business purposes as no bank will be ready to lend huge sums of money without security and mortgage, since the recovery of loans from defaulting borrowers will be another huge hurdle for sound banking in Nagaland,” the statement ex-
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apprehension among the public and government that if SARFAESI Act was implemented in Nagaland, it could infringe upon the legitimate rights of indigenous people of Nagaland as the banks would have free hand in auctioning their mortgaged lands in the eventuality of a loan default. This apprehension was genuine as the Act seemingly violated principles of Article 371 (A), which provided special provision and privileges in respect to land. Similarly, the Nagaland government’s Land and Revenue Regulations (Amendment) Act 2002 also gave the indigenous people sole rights over land and other natural resources, it added. In this regard, CNCCI urged the State government to immediately hold a consultation on this issue with all stakeholders, including local entrepreneurs, business houses and contractors, banks and other financial institutions, to bring about an amicable solution whereby the Act could be implemented in Nagaland with certain modifications in tune with Article 371 (A), ensuring that its implementation would not affect the tenets of Article 371 (A) or the Nagaland Land and Revenue Regulations (Amendment)
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DIMAPUR, MAR 11 (NPN): In pursuance to the guidelines laid down by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways and in compliance to the Supreme Court judgement, the transport department has notified that New Motor Vehicles conforming to emission standard Bharat Stage- IV manufactured before April 1, 2020 would not be sold or registered in the state w.e.f April 1, 2020. In a notification, the department also stated that the New Motor Vehicles of “Category M”— a motor vehicle with at least four wheels used for carrying passengers and “Category N”— a motor vehicle with at least four wheels used for carrying goods which may also carry persons in addition to the goods and conforming to emission Standard Bharat Stage- IV manufactured before April 1, 2020 and sold in the form of drive away chassis, would not be sold or registered in the state w.e.f April 1, 2020. The department has warned that the vehicle owners who did not register vehicles as stated above would be penalized as per provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988.
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MUMBAI, MAR 11 (PTI): The country’s largest lender State Bank of India (SBI) on Wednesday said it had reduced its fixed deposit rates for certain tenors and marginal cost of funds-based lending rates (MCLR) across various tenors. Making it the second reduction in a month, the public sector bank has reduced retail term deposits (less than Rs 2 crore) by 10 to 50 basis points for a few tenors. Fixed deposits (FDs) maturing between seven and 45 days will offer an interest rate of 4.5 per cent as against 4 per cent earlier. Interest rates on FDs maturing in one year and above have been reduced by 10 basis points. One-year to less than two-year tenor FD will earn an interest rate of 5.9 per cent against 6 per cent earlier. FD for similar tenor
reduced by 15 basis points to 7.45 per cent each. Three-month MCLR has been revised to 7.5 per cent from 7.65 per cent. The new two-year and three-year MCLRs stand reduced by 10 basis points to 7.95 per cent and 8.05 per cent, respectively. The rates became effective from March 10. On Monday, another state-run lender Union Bank of India had announced cut in its MCLR by 10 basis points across all tenors, effective March 11. This is the ninth consecutive rate cut announced by the Mumbai-based bank since July 2019. The bank has cut its one-year MCLR to 8 per cent from 8.1 per cent. The overnight MCLR has been revised to 7.55 per cent, while the new onemonth rate stands at 7.6 per cent, the bank had said. The bank also waived the requirement for maintaining minimum balance in saving accounts. Ke e p i n g i n m i n d the ‘Customers First’ approach, the bank further said it has also waived SMS charges, which will bring significant relief to all the customers.
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Xi makes first visit to epicentre Wuhan
President Xi Jinping waves to residents who are quarantined at home as he pays a visit to a community in Wuhan. (PTI)
Pakistan Air Force fighter jet crashes near Islamabad Rescue teams rushed to the site
a retinue of military and health officials, Xi visited a makeshift hospital and community residents and frontline workers in Wuhan. Xi, who initially came under criticism for not acting in time to stem the virus when it emerged in December last year but later won praise for a decisive follow-up action, vowed to resolutely fight for a victory in the war against the virus, state-run Xinhua news agency reported. Xi said the spread of coronavirus had been curbed in Hubei Province and its capital Wuhan where over 50 million people lived in total isolation since January 23 following a complete lockdown of the areas. The initial success has been made in stabilising the situation and turning the tide in Hubei and Wuhan, Xi said. Meeting medic representatives in the hospital, Xi said the spread of the virus has been basically curbed in Hubei and Wuhan, and attributed the achievement to efforts of the whole country
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UK Health Minister and Conservative MP Nadine Dorries has said she has been diagnosed with coronavirus. Dorries, the first MP to test positive, said she had taken all the advised precautions after finding out, and had been self-isolating at home, the BBC reported on Wednesday. It comes as a sixth person died from the virus in the UK, which has a total of 382 cases. The latest person to die was a man in his early 80s who had underlying health conditions.
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OF OUR BELOVED LATE RABENTHUNG PATTON Dearest Dad, on this day you left us for your eternal home. But you are never forgotten, your memories still fill our hearts and keep us alive always. Every moment we miss you deeply with silent tears.
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Kabul, Mar 11 (AFP): The Taliban on Wednesday rejected Afghan President Ashraf Ghani’s offer to release 1,500 insurgent prisoners ahead of peace talks, saying it wanted 5,000 captives freed before opening negotiations. Ta l i b a n p o l i t i c a l spokesman Suhail Shaheen told AFP the prisoners should be released “as a trust-building measure” before intra-Afghan talks. Any changes amounted to a violation of the deal struck between the insurgents and Washington in Doha last month, he added. Although Kabul was not a signatory to the deal, it stated that up to 5,000 Taliban prisoners held by Afghan authorities would be released, prompting an angry reaction from Ghani. Shaheen’s announcement came hours after Ghani issued a decree saying the government would release 1,500 captives starting Saturday -- but only if the insurgents cut violence. Another 3,500 prisoners would be released after talks started, a spokesman said on Twitter.
Khartoum, Mar 11 (IANS): Sudan’s Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok on Monday survived an assassination attempt in the capital Khartoum, state TV said in a report. According to the report, Hamdok, a longtime economist, was heading to the Cabinet’s offices when the attack took place, and that he was taken to a “safe place.” The attack highlighted the fragility of Sudan’s transition to civilian rule, almost a year after pro-democracy protesters forced the military to remove autocratic President Omar al-Bashir from power and replace him with a joint military-civilian government, ABC news reported. However, military generals remain the de facto rulers of the country and have shown little willingness to hand over power to civilians. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, and it was unclear what type of device caused the explosion, the report said. Footage posted online showed two white, Japanesemade SUVs vehicles used by Sudan’s top officials parked on a street, damaged with widows broken. Another vehicle was badly damaged in the blast. Several dozen people were seen in the site of the attack, chanting: “With our blood and soul, we redeem you, Hamdok.”
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The protest movement that led the uprising against al-Bashir called the blast a “terrorist attack.” The statement by the Forces for the Declaration of Freedom and Change called on people to take to the streets to “show our unity and cohesion ... and protect the transitional authority.” After months of negotiations, the military and the pro-democracy movement reached a power-sharing deal in August, at which point Hamdok took office. The deal established a joint military-civilian, 11-member sovereign council to govern Sudan for the next three years. Prominent activist Khalid Omar, secretary general of the Sudanese Congress Party, said the attempt on Hamdok’s life was a “new chapter in the conspiracy against the Sudanese revolution.”
Monday’s blast came less than two months after an armed revolt from within Sudan’s security forces shut down the capital’s airport and left at least two people dead. The tense stand-off between the armed forces and rogue intelligence officers paralyzed street life in several parts of Khartoum, along with another western city. In 1989, al-Bashir came to power in an Islamist-backed military coup and imposed a strict interpretation of religion on its citizens, limiting personal freedoms. The country was an international pariah for its support of extreme Islamists. Sudan’s transitional authorities announced in February that they agreed to hand over al-Bashir to the International Criminal Court along with other former officials wanted by the ICC.
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3 years have gone, without you by our side, yet not a day passes by without something or someone reminding us of you.
WHO LEFT US ON 12TH MARCH 2014 It's been 6 years since you left us for eternal rest in the home of our Heavenly Father but your legacy of simplicity and humbleness has had impact in our lives throughout the years. You are deeply missed and remembered with our silent tears.
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Sudanese police officers assess the damage after an explosion went off near the Sudanese prime minister’s convoy ( AP )
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arriving in Beijing and different cities to join duties. Also on Tuesday, 10 imported cases of novel coronavirus infection were reported on the mainland. Among them, six were reported in Beijing, two in Shanghai, one in Shandong Province and one in Gansu Province. By the end of Tuesday, 79 imported cases had been reported, the officials said. Xi, 66, on Tuesday made his first visit to Wuhan, the epicentre of the virus, which along with the entire Hubei province with over 50 million people was kept under total lockdown since January 23, banning all movement of transportation. The president visited a hospital treating severely ill COVID-19 patients and a residential community. He visited patients, medics, community residents and workers, police officers, military personnel, officials and volunteers who have been fighting the novel coronavirus. Wearing a protective mask and accompanied by
and the whole society. “But you are the biggest heroes,” Xi told the medics. Praising the people of Wuhan, Xi said the positive trend in epidemic control could not have been achieved without their sacrifice, devotion and perseverance. Over 3,000 medical staff were reportedly infected with 10 fatalities. The frontline medical workers have taken on the most arduous missions, Xi said, calling them “the most admirable people in the new era” who deserve the highest commendations. Xi talked with patients in hospital through a video link, and expressed his wishes for their quick recovery. Coinciding with his visit, Chinese officials announced that 14 makeshift hospitals have been dismantled in Wuhan as cases have dramatically dropped.
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B E I J I N G / L O N D O N, MAR 11 (PTI/IANS): China has reported 22 new coronavirus deaths, taking the death toll to 3,158, health officials said on Wednesday, as Chinese President Xi Jinping made his first visit to the worst-hit Wuhan city and lauded the authorities and medical staff for “turning the tide” against the deadly epidemic, saying that the initial success has been made in stabilising the situation. Twenty-four new confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus and 22 deaths have been repor ted on the Chinese mainland on Tuesday, China’s National Health Commission (NHC) said on Wednesday. All the 22 deaths were in Hubei Province and its capital Wuhan, the NHC said. The overall confirmed cases on the mainland reached 80,778 by the end of Tuesday, including 3,158 people who died of the disease in the last three months, 16,145 patients undergoing treatment and 61,475 discharged after recovery, it said. Meanwhile, 31 new suspected cases were reported taking the total number to 285, it said. With COVID-19 gradually abating in the country, China has now turned its attention to growing number of “imported cases” as more foreigners and locals started
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Islamabad, Mar 11 (IANS): An F-16 fighter jet belonging to the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) on Wednesday crashed near Shakarparian here during rehearsals for the March 23 parade, an air force spokesperson confirmed. Rescue teams rushed to the site of the crash while a board of inquiry has been ordered by Air Headquar-
ters to determine the cause of the accident, Gulf news reported. Footage posted on social media, seemingly shot from nearby buildings, showed the moment the plane came down and smoke and flames billowing into the sky, the BBC reported. The fate of the pilot and co-pilot was not immediately clear.
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Born on April 1946 – Died on 23rd Feb. 2020 We, the family members of Late Khisenmo Wanth would like to acknowledge our sincere gratitude to all the individuals and various organisations who have extended support in every possible way at the sudden demise of our beloved father on 23rd February 2020. We regret our inability to appreciate every individual however it is our utmost and sincere prayers that Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving Wife, Children, Grandchildren and In-laws K-738
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Lt. BENDANGMEREN AO, S/o MASALEPDEN AO IN YOUR LIFE YOU TOUCHED SO MANY, IN YOUR DEATH MANY LIVES WERE CHANGED -MELINDA JONES
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Dearest Dad, Not a day passes by that you don't cross our minds. Not all of you departed when you left our earth behind. In our hearts there is a place that only you can hold, filled with loving memories more priceless than gold. Remembering you is easy, we do it every day but missing you is a Died : 12/03/2019 heartache that never goes away. We miss you Dad and always will. DP-1900
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(12.03.2010) Your life was a blessing and inspiration. Your teaching will always be our guide. Though we miss you deeply, we find comfort knowing that you are safe in the arms of Jesus. Loving Family Members K-731
Born on 27.02.1954 – Died on 04.03.2020 We, the bereaved family members and relatives extend our profound gratitude to all who stood by us and supported us in prayers, financially, materially and physically during the prolonged illness and demise of Late Mr. TEISONGULIE NAGI (MASEU) We would like to convey our special thanks to: 1. Doctors and Nurse, Naga Hospital Authority Kohima. 2. K.P. Bethesda Hospital Kohima 3. Baptist Church Jotsoma 4. Baptist Khriesarüü Krotho Jotsoma 5. Calvary Baptist Church Jotsoma 6. Jotsoma Youth Organization 7. Blood Donor's from Kohima Science College Jotsoma 8. Lecturers and Students, Kohima Science College Jotsoma 9. Baptist Mission School Jotsoma 10. Western Angami Baptist Nhicuko Krotho We deeply regret our inability to thank each and every individual but we pray that our Almighty God bless you all abundantly. Loving Wife, Children, Grand children and Relatives K-742 K Y M C
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New insect species with ‘wacky Former film producer Weinstein sentenced Billie Eilish’s ‘Bad Guy’ named fashion sense’ named after Lady Gaga to 23 years in prison for sexual assault, rape biggest global track of 2019 F
her debut album ‘When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?‘, was also Spotify’s second-most streamed song worldwide for 2019. In a statement, the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) hailed Eilish for taking “the world by storm with her incredibly voice and genre-defying
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sand users. It even fooled The New York Times’ White House correspondent Maggie Haberman and Politico’s digital editorial director Blake Hounshell. Hounshell subsequently tweeted: “Apologies, folks – fooled by a fake BBC account.” Haberman said: “Earlier today, I RTed a fake BBC account and un-RTed when a very helpful reader flagged it. My apologies for confusion.” According to BuzzFeed, the fake account also used the option to hide tweet replies in order to hide tweets from a reporter calling out the hoax. It comes after the virus continues to spread across the globe, forcing the cancellation and postponement of major events in a bid to prevent further cases. Coachella has officially announced that it will be postponed until October, while Austin’s SXSW was shelved last week. (NME)
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newly discovered insect species has been named after Lady Gaga, after the bug’s “wacky fashion sense” was compared to the singer. Brendan Morris, a PhD candidate from the University of Illinois, was observing roughly 1,000 treehoppers for his research project when he discovered one female bug with unique features that distinguished her from the other creatures. In academic journal Zootaxa, Morris and his co-author – entomologist Christopher Dietrich – describe the creature’s “additional m-cu crossvein in the forewing, as well as a frontoclypeal shape.” But it was the creature’s unique look that led Morris
to christen it the K.gaga species. “If there is going to be a Lady Gaga bug, it’s going to be a treehopper because they’ve got these crazy horns,” he told Illinois News Bureau. “They have this wacky fashion sense about them. They’re unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.” Despite being unable to extract DNA from the creature, Morris now hopes to visit Nicaragua in the hope of finding other K. gaga in the tropical forest where the original species was first collected. Meanwhile, Gaga recently confirmed that her anticipated sixth album ‘Chromatica’ will arrive on April 10. (NME)
Mann. That charge called for up to four years in prison, but the prosecution made no specific request. Weinstein, wearing a suit, and the six women who testified against Weinstein were in court for the proceedings. In an emotional statement in court, Haleyi spoke of the trauma she had endured since the attack, saying, “It scarred me deeply, mentally and emotionally, perhaps irreparably, perhaps forever.” Prosecutors in court filings last week said the sentence should reflect not only the crimes of which he was convicted, but a
“lifetime of abuse towards others”. More than 100 women, including famous actresses, have accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct stretching back decades, fueling the #MeToo movement against sexual abuse and harassment. Weinstein has denied the allegations and said that any sex was consensual. The jury of seven men and five women acquitted Weinstein on the most serious charges, a single count of first-degree rape as well as two counts of predatory sexual assault, which carried a potential life sentence. (Reuters)
‘Mulan’ director opens up on coronavirus battle
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ulan” director Niki Caro has opened up about the “difficult time” marked by the worldwide spread of the highly infectious coronavirus, and sent in her “deepest respect” to the people working hard to battle the disease. Amid the global coronavirus outbreak, Disney’s “Mulan” had a fashionable fairy tale premiere here. The cast attended the world premiere of the film. Speaking from the stage at Dolby Theatre here, Caro discussed about the film, and COVID-19, reports usatoday.com. “We hope Mulan’s fighting spirit continues to inspire around the world,” Caro said. “Our hearts go out to everyone in China and the
world over affected by the coronavirus and our deepest respect goes out those working so hard to battle this disease,” Caro said, adding: “You are a living testament to ‘Mulan’ and you bring honour to us all.” In addition, the film’s main lead Yifei Liu expressed concerns for her grandmother in Wuhan. Liu was born in Wuhan, the epicenter of coronavirus and a city which has been under an unprecedented lockdown to contain the disease. “My grandmother is still there,” Liu said, adding that she was “fine”. According to deadline. com, discreet precautions were taken by the makers and attendees due to coronavirus fears. There were hand sanitising stations
endary warrior to life with “Mulan”, in which a fearless young woman risks everything out of love for her family and her country to become one of the greatest warriors China has ever known. “Mulan” features also features Donnie Yen as Commander Tung; Tzi Ma as Zhou, Jason Scott Lee as Bori Khan; Yoson An as Honghui; Ron Yuan as Sergeant Qiang; with Gong Li as Xianniang and Jet Li as the Emperor. The Disney film’s China release was delayed indefinitely in light of the placed throughout the red were many attendees who than shaking hands. coronavirus outbreak. The carpet area and the Dolby were taking precautions by Caro is bringing the film is slated to release in InTheater area. giving an elbow bump rather epic tale of China’s leg- dia on March 27. (IANS) As attendees greeted each other, many were shaking hands and hugging, but there were also people who were asking for permission to hug or shake hands. There
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sound”. IFPI chief executive Frances Moore said: “She is also an artist who addresses important issues like mental health in her lyrics that clearly resonate with her fans all over the world. “We wish her success for what will no doubt be another standout year.” Second place in IFPI’s ranking was secured by Lil Nas X, whose hit ‘Old Town Road’ racked up some 18.4 million sales last year. Meanwhile, Eilish r e c e n t ly p r e m i e r e d a powerful video message speaking out against body-shaming during the opening show of her world tour in Miami. The singer kicked off her ‘Where Do We Go?’ world tour at the American Airlines Arena in the Florida city on Monday night. The ‘Where Do We Go?’ tour will visit Manchester, Birmingham and London in July for a series of dates. (IANS)
ormer movie producer Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison on Wednesday following his sexual assault and rape conviction last month in a case hailed as a victory for the #MeToo movement against sexual misconduct. T h e s e n t e n c e wa s handed down in Manhattan criminal court by Justice James Burke, who presided over Weinstein’s trial. A jury on February 24 found Weinstein, 67, guilty of sexually assaulting former production assistant Mimi Haleyi and raping former aspiring actress Jessica Mann. Once one of Hollywood’s most influential producers, Weinstein had faced the possibility of a maximum sentence of 29 years in prison. During the sentencing hearing, prosecutor Joan Illuzzi asked Burke to impose 25 years or “near” 25 years in prison for his conviction on a charge of criminal sexual act in the first degree involving Haleyi and to impose a consecutive sentence for the third-degree rape conviction involving
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ISL Final: Chennaiyin FC face ATK
P a n j im ( G o a ) , March 11 (IANS): ATK and Chennaiyin FC are chasing their third Indian Super League (ISL) crown, and leading the charge for the outfits will be two potent strike forces who have scored a combined 33 goals this season. Incidentally, behind the teams’ potency in front of goal are two partnerships that have set the league alight. For ATK, it is the electric combination of Roy Krishna and David Williams. For their opponents, it is the guile and persistence of Rafael Crivellaro and Nerijus Valskis. The battle between Krishna-Williams and Crivellaro-Valskis will most definitely have a huge impact on which team becomes the first-ever to lift the trophy three times. Krishna and Williams are no strangers to each other, having already struck up an understanding during their time at Wellington Phoenix in the A-League before making their move to Kolkata. They have continued their partnership in India as well, combining to deadly
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effect as ATK finished second in the league stage. They both feed off each other as the two strikers in Antonio Habas’ system and were instrumental again in the play-offs against Bengaluru FC. With ATK needing to score three goals at home, Krishna scored one and Williams hit two as ATK booked their spot in the final. “Football is not just a one-man game. I am just playing my part. Everyone has played their role in the team’s success. I am enjoying playing alongside Williams and the number of goals between us proves that things are positive. We
have played together in A-League and that experience has helped here,” said Krishna. Krishna is in the running for the ISL Golden Boot award. He has scored 15 goals so far and just needs one more to overtake Bartholomew Ogbeche who also has 15. He also has five assists to his name. David Williams has scored 7 goals and has four assists despite missing a few games due to injury. Rafael Crivellaro and Nerijus Valskis, on the other hand, have no prior connection but the two hit it off after an initial hiccup. Chennaiyin scored
no goals in their first four matches before going on to score 38 in their next 16. Twenty one of those have come from Valskis (14) and Crivellaro (7). While the Brazilian performs a creative role, sitting behind Valskis, he is no stranger to audacious goals. He can dribble, ping defence-splitting passes and is a huge threat with the set-pieces, something from which Valskis has benefited far too often. The Lithuanian, on the other hand, is the embodiment of persistence. He works hard as the focal point of Owen Coyle’s system and is often at the right place at the right moment. But he is an excellent team player and six assists are a testimony to that. Crivellaro, meanwhile, is second only to Hugo Boumous in the assists department with eight to his name. “He (Rafael) is a very important part of how creative we want to be and the way we want to play. We are a very attack-minded side. He is an important piece in attack, as are Nerijus (Valskis) and others,” said Coyle.
COVID-19 effect: No fans allowed in India Open New Delhi, Mar 11 (PTI): The India Open Super 500 tournament, a crucial event for the Tokyo Olympic qualification, will be held without any spectators due to the global novel coronavirus outbreak, Badminton Association of India (BAI) said on Wednesday. The USD 400,000 tournament was under threat in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, which has claimed over 4000 lives and infected more than 100,000 people globally. However, BAI and the Badminton World Federation (BWF) on Wednesday issued a joint statement, making it clear that the event will go ahead as originally planned adding that precautionary measures will be taken for the smooth conduct of the tournament. “The YONEX-SUNRISE India Open 2020 to be staged in New Delhi from 24-29 March will go ahead as planned,” the statement said. “Enhanced precautionary measures will be in place to ensure the welfare and safety of players, their entourage and officials.”
DPRO Dimapur graces district sports meet
DPRO Dimapur with the sportspersons, NYK officials and coaches on 11th March 2020 at GHSS ground Dimapur.( DPRO Dimapur) DIMAPUR, MAR 11: District Public Relations Officer ( DPRO) Dimapur, Lolano Patton graced the district level sports meet, on March 11th, at Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS)ground Nagarjan Dimapur the special guest. The district level sports meet was organised by Nehru Yuva Kendra Dimapur (Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, GOI) in collaboration with Sports Association India (SAI) and DPRO office Dimapur. Delivering the inaugural address, Lolano Patton reminded sportspersons about the immense benefit
through sports; both physically and mentally, besides teaching us value of honesty, team work and fair play. Patton further reminded players that sports was not only about winning but the participation. “ As you participate in games and sports, in the process you learn so many valuable skills, including leadership, value of teamwork and cooperation. It also teaches you how to handle stress and pressure, set goals and to work hard to reach the targetted goals, besides giving you the opportunity to built relationship with coaches and your peers,” she
maintained. Patton observed that by gaining all these experiences during school and college days, sportspersons would be able to mingle and work with others easily later on in their life; be it at home, school or in any organisation they may work. She wished success and good luck to all the participants. Earlier, Ketounyu from Nehru Yuva Volunteers (NYV)delivered the welcome note while Changlemla Chang (NYV)chaired and delivered the welcome note. Vote of thanks was proposed by Kevineino Teruja from NYV.
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We take immense pride and honour to felicitate the following members for their outstanding achievements in various examinations and bringing laurel to the community. 1. Er. Sumo T, SDO (Civil Engg) PHED CTSE NPSC. 2. Er. N Chongkei, Lecturer in Computer Engg CESE NPSC. 3. Er. Mucham Sophia Lam, Lecturer in Civil Engg CESE NPSC. 4. Miss B Elizabeth Hemso, Lecturer in Chemistry CESE NPSC. 5. Er. L Chamong Khiamniungan, GT in Computer Science CESE NPSC. 6. Mr. Hathou Nokhio Lam, Secretariat Assistant NPSC. 7. Mr. Khomong L Khiamniungan, Secretariat Assistant NPSC. The Union further wish them grand success in their future endeavours. Sd/Sd/(Bulang Khiamniungan) (Puche P) President General Secretary
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The Western Sumi Sports Association elected the New Executive Team for the tenure of 2020 to 2022 as follows : Name Designation Vikuto Zhimo President Mughapu Yeptho Vice President Kakheto Assumi Vice President Yekuto Chishi Vice President Khetovi Aye Gen. Secy Nikaho Swu Joint Secy Hetoi Sema Joint Secy Holuvi Aye Treasurer Kavito Yeptho Finance Secy Yevito Chishi Games Secy Mughaka Swu Asst. G. Secy Kaboto Yeptho Asst. G. Secy Akato Achumi Asst. G. Secy Nitovi Awomi Asst. G. Secy Aghato Awomi Info. Secy
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The Konyak Students’ Union with immense pride and honour felicitate the successful Konyak candidates of the recent NPSC result 2020. The Union wishes them all the success in their future endeavours while looking forward for their contribution towards the society through their services.
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The Konyak Students’ Union convey a word of appreciation to the state government, Shri. Imna Temjen Along, Minister of Higher & Technical Education & Tribal Affairs and concerned department for timely intervention on the issue of Wangkhao Government College Mon. After prolonged appeal and recent agitation by the College Students, the government has finally made an appointment of Seven (7) Asst. Professors for various subjects. Indeed, the students’ community of the college and the entire district are happy about the development.
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In an acclaimed euphoria the Thang Hoikam Kohima convey immense gratitude and congratulate the following Denizens of Thang for their success and achievement in the various coveted post through NPSC and Departmental examination declared recently. 1. Er. Sumo T Khiamniungan - SDO(Civil Engg) Class-1 Gazetted PHED CTSE NPSC 2018 2. Shri. Puche P Khiamniungan - LDA cum Computer Assistant (Language-Khiamniungan), DoSE Kohima. 3. Shri. Bumo Lam - LDA cum Computer Assistant, Rural Development. The Union further wishes them grand success in their future endeavors. (B Lamnya) (M Longshen) President General Secretary OFFICE OF THE
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FELICITATION With immense pride and honour we the Süngratsü Senso Telongjem Kohima, Süngratsülar Telongjem and Süngratsü Students’ Union Kohima would like to extend our heartiest congratulations to : 1. Mr. Markaba Longchar, S/o Mrs. & Mr. Imtitemsü Longchar for securing the post of Motor Vehicle Inspector under Transport Department, NPSC Combined Technical Service Examination 2020. 2. Mr. Yimkum I. Ozukum, S/o Mrs. & Mr. Imtilepzuk Ozukum for securing the top position as Extra Assistant Commissioner (EAC) NPSC Examination 2019. 3. Mrs. Amenla Sashi, W/o Lt. Lanukaba Ozukum on her promotion to Secretary Govt. of Nagaland Social Welfare Department. 4. Mr. Imtimar Walling, S/o Mrs. & Mr. Lolenmeren Walling on his promotion to Dy. Ranger, Forest Department. We further pray to Almighty God to grant them sound health, wisdom and success in their future endeavours. SdSd(Bendangyapang Aier) (Tiarenla Walling) President SSTK President Süngratsülar Telongjem Kohima K-737
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FELICITATION The Satakhami Union Dimapur convey our heartfelt congratulations with pride to Dr. Er. KHUITO MURRU of Kivikhu Village who has been promoted to the post of Executive Engineer, PWD (R&B). The union prays that God Almighty guide him in his future endeavour. HEVITO ZHIMO President Satakhami Union Dimapur
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With immense pride and joy, we, the Bhumnyu Students Union, Dimapur extend our heartiest congratulations to Miss M. Shingmei Phom, D/o Shri N. Manngai Phom for securing the post of Junior Engineer under Public Works Department in the recently declared NPSC-CTSE. The Union further wishes her success in all her future endeavours.
The TGUTT with immense joy and pride, congratulate Er. Zakiya Tsela, S/o Lamashe Tsela for securing the post of SDO, Water Resources Department (Class-I Gazetted) through NPSC Exam. The Union profoundly acknowledge his stupendous achievement and bringing laurel to our community particularly Tesophenyu Group Union Tseminyu Town. The Union further wishes him all success in his future endeavour and assignments. May God continue to bless him and all glory to Him. (ZENILO TEP) (ANCHO KATH) General Secretary President Tesophenyu Group Union Tesophenyu Group Union Tseminyu Town Tseminyu Town
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FELICITATION 1. Mr. Nungshitoba, S/o. Mr. Tekatoshi and Mrs. Chuchangchila for securing the post of J.E. (Civil Engineering) under P.W.D. through NPSC. 2. Mr. Achanger T. Aier, S/o. Lt. Manen Aier for securing the post of SDO (Electrical Engineering) under Power Department through NPSC. 3. Smti. A. Chubainla Jamir, D/o. Rev. Ayutemjen promoted to Additional Director, Social Welfare Department, Govt. of Nagaland. 4. Shri. Alongdhimen Jamir, NCS, S/o. Shri. Alemwadhi and Mrs. Sentila Alem on being promoted to ADC, Govt. of Nagaland. 5. Shri. Merenkaba Pongen, S/o. Shri. Chubamaong Pongen and Mrs. Atola Aier promoted to Deputy Director, Directorate of Land Record and Survey Nagaland. 6. Miss Imsuinla, D/o. Mr. R. Anung Aier and Mrs. Asangla Jamir for securing the post of Superintendent, Child Protection Services, Dept. of Social Welfare Nagaland. We wish them the best in their future endeavours. ASOLA IMTI Secretary LKTD
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threat in attack than the hosts, one exception coming in the 42nd minute on a curling shot to the far corner by Giovani Lo Celso that Leipzig keeper Peter Gulacsi did well to save. Lloris then somewhat
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Dimapur District Football Referee Association (DDFRA) conducted the first ever class 3 referee examination for Pughoboto town from March 5 to 7. Altogether, 10 candidates appeared in the examination. The examination was conducted under the guidance of Shiyito Achumi, president of DDFRA.
up Sabitzer for a goal on a header. Lloris had a chance to keep the ball out but it once again went off his hand and over the line. The Spurs were losing the possession battle to that point and posing less of a
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RB Leipzig’s Marcel Sabitzer celebrates scoring their first objective with teammates. ( Reuters)
redeemed himself late in the first half when a failed clearance by Eric Dier ricocheted off of Leipzig forward Patrik Schick and would have gone over the line if the Frenchman had not scrambled to bat it away. The second half was largely uneventful, with Leipzig sitting back and waiting for chances on the counter-attack against an ineffective Tottenham side that were clearly missing the contributions of two injured players -- star striker Harry Kane and South Korean winger Son Heung-min. Leipzig finally added one last goal in the 87th minute, when Emil Forsberg fired a shot past Lloris just moments after coming on as a substitute for Sabitzer.
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Julian Nagelsmann said afterward. Sabitzer, a long-range specialist, opened the scoring on Tuesday night in the 10th minute when he gathered a rebound and fired a blast from outside the penalty arc that sneaked inside the far post past a diving Hugo Lloris, who got his hand on the ball but couldn’t deflect it away. Leipzig then nearly notched the second goal of the night in the 19th minute, but Timo Werner was called for offside after initially appearing to score from close range on a cross from Angelino. Angelino recorded an assist though three minutes later on another cross sent in from the left side that set
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Leipzig (Germany), M arc h 1 1 ( I A N S ) : Leipzig secured a berth in the Champions League quarterfinals for the first time in the club’s 11-year history, easing past last season’s runner-up Tottenham 4-0 on aggregate thanks to a brace by Marcel Sabitzer in second leg. The Bundesliga side led just 1-0 after the February 19 first leg in London, but dominated from start to finish in a 3-0 victory at Red Bull Arena on Tuesday, reports Efe news. “It’s a great moment for the club. It’s a great moment for the history of the club. It’s a great moment for me as a manager and a great moment for my young team,” Leipzig head coach
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Chief guest Officer in-charge Diphupar police station Amit Kumar being felicitated.
station Amit Kumar who graced the event as the chief guest, encouraged students to participate in games and sports in order to have a young and healthy mind. A press release by the MGMHSS media cell stated that the Invocation prayer was pronounced by Erenbeni, headmaster, B. Paul delivered the welcome address. While the vote of thanks was proposed by the principal Rev. Fr.Dr.P.S.Varghese. Students from four houses participated in the march past which was followed by an oath taking and the chief guest declared the sports meet open. The 4-day event will conclude on 14th at SEWAK ground.
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Khrukuzo is first U-16 Naga wrestling champion said by Rev. Dr. Kevekhalo Lasuh senior pastor CBCK, scope of belt wrestling was highlighted by Mosonyi Domeh vice president All India traditional wrestling and Pankration Federation (AITWPF), thanksgiving prayer said by Rev. Viwelie Khezhie pastor Khedi Baptist Kehou and the tournament flag downed by Neikhrolo Khalo vice Trainees of N.E Cricket coaches Certification course (March 9 to 13),at Nagaland Cricket Stadium president Wrestling Fed- ,Sovima along with National Cricket Academy faculty members and Nagaland CA members. Five eration of India (WFI). trainee coaches from Nagaland, Mizoram, Manipur, Meghalaya, Sikkim and Arunachal.
Khrukuzo Nyekha (hands raised) along with other winners, NWA officials, referees and others on Wednesday. (NP) Correspondent
KOHIMA, MAR. 11 (NPN): Khr ukuzo Nyekha (15 years) s/o Kuvesa Nyekha hailing from Suthozu village (Chakhesang) under Phek district emerged champion of the 1st under 16 Naga wrestling organized by Nagaland wrestling association (NWA) after defeating his opponent in the final match played at local ground (Khuochiezie) Kohima on Wednesday. Nyekha who stands 5.6 feet tall and weigh 72 kg walked home richer with Rs. 1.5 Lakh along with
medal, citation, memento, sash and brooch. The second position was bagged by Kuvenu Puro (15 years) s/o Vehuta Puro hails from Porba village (Chakhesang) under Phek district, stands 5.8 feet tall and weighs 65kgs, pocketed cash prize money of Rs. 80,000 along with medal, citation, memento, sash and brooch. The third position was bagged by Mhasezo Chüzho (15 years) s/o Besuto Chüzho of Thipuzu village (Chakhesang), who stands 5.5 feet tall and weighs 60 kg. He received Rs. 50,000 cash prize money along
with medal, citation, memento, sash and brooch. The fourth position was bagged Neikotseilie Krose s/o Kevise-u Krose hails from Medziphema village (Angami), weighed 62 kg and 5.6 feet tall. Krose pocketed with Rs. 35,000 along medal, citation, memento, sash and brooch. In the first match of the quarter final , Mhasezo Chüzho defeated Mulecüyi Vadeo, Khrukuzo Nyekha defeated Kusayi Tsutso, Neikotseilie Krose defeated Ozho Kezo and Kuvenu Puro defeated Kuzuveto Veswu in the second third
and fourth matches respectively. All students of quarter finalists will be provided scholarship of Rs. 1000 per month for one year. Meanwhile, in senior category of 27th NWA championship held on March 10 the fourth position holder Kuneshoyi Zu-o hails from Suthozu old village under Phek district and not as published on March 11. On day- 2 of the under-16 NWA championship, the inaugural function was chaired by Vekhozo, NWA anthem presented by Transcend voice, invocation prayer
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KOHIMA, Mar 11: A selection trial for Minerva Academy, Punjab was held at the RSA Ground, Tseminyu Old Town as part of the Minerva Academy’s Northeast Trails in collaboration with Vanguard FC Tseminyü on March 9. Five officials from Minerva Academy came to scout the players where 37 local boys took part in the trial.
After intensive training, three boys namely, Anjü Kath, Ahilo Magh and Ayhunlo Chung, were selected for undergoing the final trial for Minerva Academy at Chandigarh for a chance to get 100% scholarship, 10 years contract with free education and accommodation. Management team partners of Vanguard FC- Tseminyu, Chenonlo Woch and Benlo Thyug acknowledged Minerva Academy for the initia-
tive in reaching out as far as Tseminyu to scout for talents and expressed hope in the future of Indian football because of such initiatives being taken to tap talents and prepare talented footballers as a roadmap for the future of Indian football. The team of officials from Minerva Academy were led by Yash Pareek and Coach Narendra Singh Bhandari under the initiative of its founder and owner, Ranjit Bajaj.
D haram s a l a , March 11 (IANS): India captain Virat Kohli is just 133 runs away from reaching 12,000 runs in his ODI career and could do so in India’s upcoming threematch ODI series against South Africa. Kohli has 239 innings under his belt in his career which means that if he crosses 12,000 in this series, he will break Sachin Tendulkar’s record to become the fastest to the landmark. Tendulkar had taken 300 innings to get to the landmark. Former Australian captain Ricky Ponting is currently second on the list having reached 12,000 ODI runs in 314 innings while former Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara did so in 336 innings. In the recently concluded three-match ODI series in New Zealand, Kohli’s highest score was 51 and he scored 15 and 9 in the other two matches. In the subsequent twomatch Test series, Kohli managed scores of 2, 19, 3 and 14 as India lost the series 2-0.
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